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Return Of the TWenty-Sixth

The Twenty-Sxth Regiment Maine Vol
unteers, arrived in Bangor Sunday morning
Aug. 18th. They left Port Hudson the Goth
of July. The promise which Gen. Bank,
made to the soldiers last fall THAT they should
return by steamboat up the Mississippi
River was fulfilled They came to Cairo
H. by boat and from there by rail.
The citizens of Bangor gave them good
reception. At Norombcga Hall generous
collation. was provided by the City Govern
meat,
This regiment is deserving OF the very
highest honor 1t numbers about six hun
drci and twenty-five with the Field and
Staff officers.
Speaking of the service. performed by this
regiment, The Chicago Advertiser says
The Goth regiment of Maine volunteers,
arrived in Chicago this morning by the lIli-
nois Contra, Railroad, and left oa the Mich
igan Southern at 10 o clock for the East
They left Maine tull resment, 900 strong
and now return with Goo men. Few died
on liltiT way IRON toIt lldlsOHs abt Dut
few are sick. This has been the fighting
Name regiment, having been IN most Of the
battles aud skirmishes since their arrival at
New Orleans. They were at the battle of
Brashear City, where they cleaned out the
rebels, were on the Red River expeditions t
the battle Of IRISH Bend, where they were
victorious and made the rebels skedaddle.
They return to their homes in Waldo County
Maine, to be mustered cut and all are
ready to 20 again AMI clean out Richmond
as they did Port Hudson. All honor 10
these noble Maine boys, who have perilcd
their lives for their country and are really
again to whip either the Southern rebels or
at home.
Hancock County furnished many men for
this regiment, ono company being from this
town. A supper was gwen the boys, on their
arrival in town, Sunday night.
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TIE piarre anil sJivent pruprtetes Of the Arona,t,
Shieiatn >ehuRpps' render decidedly ,icaeou, In
dRAk 81 aud All other affections Of the Kidneys
In GpGT au4 rIIEt MArisH, If taken in the form
n punch, u" a,ieni lying warmly bed
This pure alcoholic dstistian wid effect speedy
Taken a MT punch lIt-MoRAL and sPAsNopIc
ASTHMA it al lis ia4nitl nc Ir'i from the distressing
symptoms.
sag "a Att and FINER ani rrrpprss ih- system Tor
administration Il tn admitted cafatsys Of the diseas
hdm5at.srateitn CHOLERA, CHOLERA MpRBUs
aHt tuLiG il removes spaai. fest1res The function II
Liver aaI rapl:y produces b-a'thv 1t should
b taAvu mixed aith 40. water and sugar.
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L i the oaty aebai- preparation tn our country, that
AN ~ generally. inab.hrl Nth pleasure AMI fe;y
never eFsa @hsa takaa exesss producing heaa-schs
u atlisf unreasifft consequences.
50, ttls5ra~s wrapped tn y-H7v paper. Pint And
4Iafi hAte= y al brassiss, Apaaseer7es and 6nesfs
IA th- H.ei eastes- PURCHASED fsan the aisertlsed
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Gov Seymour of New York HIS written
lettct to the President, alternately coaxng
and threatening him to suspend the draft IN
New York city. He asks for suspension
OF the DRAFT, at least, Until its constitutions
aity is decided"
The President in reply under datc Of Aug.
eth says he cannot suspend The draft in New
York because times is too important. He
admits the disparity of the quotas in differ
ent sections. AMI accounts for it BY the fact
that so mauy more persons fl; for soldiers
are in the city than are in the country who
have too recently arrived from Europe to be
in the census of 1850. Still he would con-
slider the reason sufficient. He will direct
the draft to proceed only on the average
quota OF all the districts. Dae credit Will
b. given, as elsewhere. for all volunteers.
The President would not object to abide
tn, decision o! the Snpremc Court. He
would be willing to facilitate it, but could
not consent to loose the tim. jsgsrsoa,dh.
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RIrCKSpORT AND VERONA

Whole Number 35S to be drawn 107.
Alfred Swnzpv. b Arthur Rafnell, b
Nathan W Curtis, B Hiram f Fogg, d
John A Silsby. o Joshua Rider, b
John McGinnis, 7 Levi W Saunders, B
Chas Goblet, b Isaac GrindIe,
Geo 4 Lake, b Dudley \ Abbott,
/ Geo 81 Hartman, B Ephraim Stetson, Is
VIM VI Williams, Il Joseph Chick,
/ l.ittle6eld B1wden.V WIN F Sherman, b
| Hudson Ridcaut, B BENZ Ballard, b
/ WIN II Morse, Y James Finn, '
Joseph y Curtis, B VIM F Hartman. b
Jesse p Atwood, Il EHoeh Z Ftssenden, 3
Daniel b EIdridgr. BIlaskell II GRAY, b
/ Richard Bennett. B Peter Abbott "a,
Geo \ Coombs, 3 Andrew Bennett, Il
SewaIl { Dantorth, WIN Rohinson. d
Alexander Stubs. d Joseph T Little. Il
Oliver Gray, b Ralph 5 Bennett, b
Geo F Winchester. & Noah II Page, u
John Lawrence, Y Byren Webster
Richard c Leach, B Asa Tewksbury, u
Ambrose White, Il James A Iloxie.B
Vim II pillshury, Il Andrew J Stub5s, Is
Eldrdse 6 Colby .Jr, BIliram llinekley, Il
Chas W Douglass, & VIM q Snow,B
Chas Phillips, Il sam Blr5our. V
Enoch Arcy, Thcophilus Arcy, y
Daniel + Wight, Is Freeman Coombs, b
Andrew F Hopkins, BEdwin J Sherman. e
Elijah P Emerson, Israel II Homer, Il
C6as II Trussell, V John W Lowell. Il
Joseph I Bowicn, rhom G Iieryev, d
Walter 4 " tlllams, BFrancis \ Hopkins. b
Hiram Brown, b Laureston Gray, B
Stephen b Homer b Aaron q Page. b
Isaiah Heath, Y David G. Harding.
\. I,
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WAR NEWS.

ATmrs in Fichmoad-Rs5eis Demand Er
ecniioa Of Capts S1eyer and Fyan-
Ercitemsas IN the Lee Family orer thc
Mnter-Eec threatens 10 Resign If has son
is hua9-Actiee Movement of Burnside :,
Army.
Catherine Burnkec, formerly slave oil
Curtis Lee, but now a free woman, arrive
10 Washington from Richmond to-day. She
nas been in the family of Curtis Lee, the
oldest son of Gen Lee, and now on the mill,
tsry staff of jeff Davis. This woman rep.
resents that there is just now in the Lee FAM
lily at Richmond. great excitement over the
banging Of Sawyer and Flynn by the rebel
government. The people all demand that
tie sentence shall be carri d out-shAll be
executed next Friday-while Gen Lee, whose
IN. Fitz Hugh Lee, is held by our govern
ment as hostage for Sawyer and Flynn,
demands thatD avis shall prevent their exec
ution, and threatens if bis son is hung by
US in retaliation, that he will resign his
position in the rebel army and leave the Con-
federacy ia disgust.
The following examining Surgeons were
appointed to-day for Maine DR.. John y +,
Houghton, OF Phillips Dr.. Moses VIII
son Of Lincoln Dr.. Edward \. Nays, of
Iloulton DR.. 5. Whitmore, Of Gardiner ;
DR.. Nath1 Pelse, of Bridston ; DR.. Thomas
III. Owen, OF Baltimore.
New YoRK. 18th.
A Cairo letter of the 4tb inst to The
Tribune, states that an expedition is fitting
out and is PARTLY on the way, consisting Of
cavalry, infantry and artillery. from Cane
G,rardeau aud some other potts, for Little
Rock, Ark. | is highly probable that it
will terminate in taking possession not only
Of the capital but Of ali the North part Of
the State.
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The Democratic State Con,
VeutiOu,
OF AUGUSTA,

Ths Copperhead Democracy held their
State Convention in Portland on Thursday
last, Aug. 9th, and nominated for Governor
Bion Bradbury of Elstport. At the first
and only ballot there were thrown s93 votes
Of which Bradbury received 791, showing
tn. spirit of unanimity which existed in
the Convention
Some attempts were made to soften down
their treason and cover up their sympathy
with the Southern Confederacy, but it would
stick out. The party grounded itself on an
essentially Copperhead peace, secession plat
form.
Their resolutions are many and lengthy
we give brief synopsis. :
Union of all to preserve the eonstita-
fion."
Concession.
Opposition TO the present Administration.
The spirit that would abolish slavery must
be put down.
Complimentary to Clement l.. Vallanaig'
ham.
Against military arrests generally.
Against the Consumption Law and finally
I'VE pin our faith on Horatio Seymour OF
New York, the exemplifer of our polti
cal principles.
Although some Of the resolutions seem to
have the appearance of union, yet there can
be no question about the position of pollt'
ical party that talks to day about concession
to the South and asks that the government
will cease to raise forces to put down the
Rebellion that takes for its political gods
Clement L. Vallandisham and iIoratio Sey'
mour.
The convention was presided over by sam
uel Taylor of Fairfield. a man originally
prominent in the Old Wing party and known
as Father Taylor. On taking the chair Mr.
TAYLOR addressed the convention for fifteen
or twenty minutes to the great satisfaction
of all present. His doctrines briefly ex
MESSED were " Peace" The convention
echoed Peace and submission to tbs
South" So completely carried away were
the Democracy with their new peace triend
that many of them determined to make him
their candidate for Governor. But after
Gen. Anderson had read a letter from Bior
and given strong assurances that he was re-
ally and daterminedly opposed to the war
they returned their allegiance to the OLD
candid tie. But it was not until the con
yention were sure that he would, as Cover
nor of Maine, withdraw the Maine troop
from the field, whenever Gov. Seymour
WOULD only set him an example. The fin
fishing stroke WAS put on by G. c. Burr oil
New Yosk-conspieuous as prominent
mover in the great N. Y City Riot. The
.ew City Hall was otherwise occupied in
Ahe evening. therefore Mr., Burr spoke from
the s.sy- d tie or Cay Buildings The
representative dem 1eraey eongregaied around
Gin.
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DEER ISLE, SWANS ISLE, EAGLE ISLE.
Whole .isS to he drawn l49.

" hole 10 10 be drawn ii9.
Ghas \ Hooper, d Edmund Haskell p |
jonathan Stlnson. D Amos Robbins, D
/ Nathan l. York, d Geo S.lleus, b
Michael p CArman, DMerriA Eaton, DI
| Chas II 5 Webb, ID Oliver Colby. DI
VIM IL Collins, Bslcher L TORY. d
Nelson Greenl1w, D Geo W Allen, d |
/ Daniel Eaton. ID Geo y Coumbs, d
Joel II Powers, d Roswell Haskell, d |
Gideon II Simpson, DJames COMBS. y
Timothy NJ Parker, bJ II Greeulow, d
James u Ware, VIM Whitm0re, d
James W jordan, d Dyer Wood d.
John F Colly, b Noses Bridges, d |
Phiander Horton. S Moses l. Carver, f
Lyman Haskell d Allen q Reed. 81
John Ilamblin age 81 Asa Green, DI
Ghas I, Howard d | X Il Buckmuster, p
Ltrkin Howard ID IJohn Barbour, ID
Ebenezrr NJ Staples SlAsa Pressey, d
Albert Gray, Isaac ID Gray, d
" IN f Thompson, d Geo Saider, ID
Alfred rorrcy, d James Gltt, d |
John W Eaton, ID James Il Sawyer, D |
Sylyirus Small, d l VIM II Weed, d
Vim Herrlck ) Geo Thurs on, ID
John Hagserty, d lWm Warren, b
Sd p Greenlow d Admiral Sawyer D
Francis l Gray, d l James Woodward, b
John I Pickering D lWm Petty, d.
Daniel llamblin, ID Jesse Nils ID |
Samuel Staples, E james W Eaton. d |
Geo w Robbins. d Amos Small, ID
Mark T Lowe, ID Samuel Perking, DI
Albion z Stins1n, d IJasper H,rdy, d
Avery York, d Haskell Turner, ID |
Nathan c Eaton, d John Scott, ID
Joseph Sanders. b Betser b Robbins, D |
Andrew j Torrey 5 lC Greenlow, d |
Thomas y Stinson,D leroy NJ Colt, ST
Martin Y Bahbage 5 iJoshua Marshal d
Hiram Paloney, ) Samuel Eaton Jr d
Stephen \ HASKELL &c b Witherspoon, b
Mark Iorrey, ID | Mark Lufkin. d
WA Gross, ID Stephen d. Higgins d
jerome Il Gray, d I Willard II Low, DI
Parker EAtoa, d Levi Rolf, ID
Jeremiah E,ton.D MARX Sellers, DI
Sbaba.l Mtrchant.D lSimeon Stinson, DI
John F Fifeld. ID | Saml ii Haskell, ID |
Randolph Weed, d IGardiner Weed, d
Martin Y Green ID lGeo " Holden, d.
John Johnston, ID John Merchant, ID
Levi { Sauaders, d Itranklin S.llers ID |
Benz Haskell, Dl Vim Edgar. ID
Benz Staples, ID Napoleon b Trask ID
hich "a Howard, ID ISeth Hatch, ID
ehas Estes, d Stephen Thurlow. d
Stillnan Rich, D Levi L Stinson, d
Daniel W Low d | SAM Simpson, DI
Daniel Rich, ID Geo W Richardson, d
Henry Jarvis, b Joseph II Spinney, d
Benz Spinney, d Michael Stnson, IL
John { Greenlow. d IJohn MeCloud, d.
John Conary, d John Small, d
Ebenezer Hiieli, d. David Sellers, Jr. D |
Geo Thompson, d IJoseph Stanley, d
Nathan l. Pressey,D IWm IL Thompson ID
Robert Pickering, d IGeo R Sylvester, d
Chas Stinson, d MeItah j Stnson, S [
I Sylganus +, Howard DSam1 Judkins, d |
Enoch Robbins, d. Orland rrask, 81
Chas IL Maxim, d l Otis Eaton, Jr, DI
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-;mb.u n Grant s franklin Wood B

Kimball o Grant. S Franklin Wood, b
Addison Parker, b Algernon Flood, 5
James ii SNOWFALL, B Geo. W Torrey, )
Thomas IL Peters. b Ebcn j Mcfarland, i
Zerah f Carter. d Moses Trundy, 5
Hosea Horton. b Gilbert DAVIS,
Lyman Clark. 5 Erasius W Flood, .
Joshua L Chatto. b Geo W Candage, Il
George W Phillips, DAlcx Milliken, S
Phiness Billings, b William Mcdowell. Z
Josiah W Coulter, 5 Lorenzo SWEET,
Addison Cunningham, SCharles Ray, 5
Isaac A Culsln, B John Robbins, 5
Luther B Goodwin, 5 George Slower. Il
Knsamc Mann, ) Henry Herrlck, u
Russell Trundy, )
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DOMESTIC PORTS

BtSGou.-Ar 10th. schs Il II Perkins, Bo-des.
and II frosty, Sparrow, Boston +; Clara Motion.
Gray. Buthil.
Ar I'm. sch Majestic. Wentworth, Boston.
P5HrL.sp-Ar lth, sch. Freeport, rhorndikr.
and Iiea, Ingrndike, Kockiani /; Alice, Curtis,
Bath.
Ar 9TH. scAs Morning Star. Smith. and Rupico
Ia, Whitaker, Ellsworth Scarlet Feather, Poor.
Bangor Forrest Wilson, Rockiani Ter Prov,
deHce ArboFscr, baker, Ellsworth for BostoK
Az 9TH. sch Thames. Robinson, Ellsworth
Ar sth, sloops Hardscrabble, Good.peed Vey-
mouth Jeuny Lind, Hamilton, saco.
BpsroS Ar 5th. sehs Georgia. Alley, E1,-
worth Express, Wentworth, and Iowa, Went,
worth, Bangor Belle, FOES Huntress stevens,
spy. Phillips, aud fahinaroo. johnson, B1ngor
Glide. Fountain Harriet, clover Uncle SAN.
Fatnham. aud Pilot, Thomson, Rockland eolon,
BOardnan. Camden Elizabeth, Had, Bath.
Ar 9th, sehs IL Warren, Pomroy, and Astoria
smith, Ellsworth Cleaner Packet, Walls, Cher.
ryt'eld; Union, Hamiin ; Henrietta, Toole :.
Aurora, Rich Canary, Pitcher, and Acadia
Thompson, Bangor Juno, Ingrahsm, Roekiand
Ar sta, seas Zins, Bradbury, and Gen. Meade
Jordan, Ellsworth Savannah, cottreH CITY
poiat, Mcdonald; Abaco. Grain Morning sta I,
Ryder, and Leyant, Nye, Bangor Sarah Jane,
Merrill, Bath.
llide, Holt. sleuben Elizabeth, Gray, aud
" Pierce, knight, Bangor
Ar 9th, sehs trace, (of Trenton) Mcfarland
Lepreaux NIB Boston, Brown, Calai. Arbor
eeI Baker, Ellsworth Foster, Brown, Cher.
rryheli 1ahtic Harding, Bangor Champion,
Harding Cranberry Isles ; Walter Hall, Nash,
Rock land
AT 10Th, schs Mayhower. Holmes, Maehia,
Greyhound, Rich, Mt desert Barcelona, smith,
and Aabiue, Jasper, Ellsworth.
Ar llth, schs Sailor. Return Wallace. Calais;
ilaleyon, King. Franklin Freedom, Small, Ma.
ehias EAEaaeth, bilson Saxon, snow, and
Adeiine liamlin, Linsil Bangor Thames. Rob.
bins, Ellsworth Rochester Hutchinson, Bath.
SPOKEN.
May I. lat Is 05 5, lon SO 80, ship Naples, Of
bath, from Southomton for Boston.
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HUSSEwELbts ECLECTIC PILLS-Tns rsrsT,r.
fsruAWTtr. by the application OF true Phamaeeu-
tt al laws. both GHAHAeTgR and Economy combined
in this valuable Pal. To prevent putting such quantities
of inttsesbEe drugs into the h. the gripping pins
erroneousy judged to he the evidence OF thorough
saith lrtC the study In this Development The do.s
seldom exceeding One, and never more than Two Pin .
settles the question IF economy, and character can he
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TtvESts., BIIersSEss LIVER COMPLAINT, all terange
meals q. tae stsnth AMI bowels, and as a Family PIT
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Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calvin c; Peck. Agent, Ellsworth.
/. Alien Co, Ranger. IL. II. Hay 4 Co. and W .
Y. Phillips, Portland, Wholesale Agents iylsu
f4r sale - dealers Ia every city and toxin. Insf
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The War News.

There is no exciting war news this week
The Union cause is progressing favorabiy in
all quarters.
General Meade publishes dispatch asscr-
ting the truth of former report of the ia
king of Brigade of Lees army at the
crossing Of the rebels into Virginia.
Stirring news is expected from Charleston
shortly.
There are rumors that the rebels have
come to their senses SO far as to debate the
question of Peace.
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5pcfial Notices.

FEdALE> FEMALES FEMALES
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy knoxn as
ELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BECHL,
For all compleiuts iacldcnt to the sex.
No Family shoald be
Mitheu, II,
And none sill when once
Tried by them.
Its used by
VOTING AND OLD,
III the Decline Change Of Life,
Btfore aad .insr H4rria7s
Daffay ana after Confinement
To strengthen the Nerves,
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel, and
iaVlgprate the brokea down Constitution
From, Hhatesfr c0ASe originating.
Use M MORE WORTHLESS PILLS
Take
HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BEcHB.
see adFefuss II: ii aaJsher column. Cut sd send
for II. 2n25
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DIR. Sweets 1ntallibie Liniment is prepared
from the receipt Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Connecticut
bone setter, and has been used ia his practice for
the last twenty years With the astonishing success
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all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders il i truly fufaiibe
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS or BOTH srrrs

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN Rysro. .
ed to health in few days, after undergoing all
usual routine and irregular expensive modes Of
treatment without success, considers IL his sacred
duty to communicate to his afflicted fellow cre.-
lures the means of cure. Hence. on the feceint
Of an addressed envelope, he will send (frce)
copy Of the prescription used. Diree, to Ba. JoHs
NJ. DAGSELL, Sc Fulton street, Brooklyn New
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The Misama and Foul Vapors generated
by the hot sun will be far more deadly voiunrer.
than the enems's bayouets 10 the India and Crjme,,,
Campaigns, HoLLoWAfs PILLS were used in enor.
nous quantities, They kept the oops In perfect hea,h
only % cents per box. Soldiers supply yourselves.
lm2o 3i-
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The Confessions and Experience Of a
\FPNnIS Invalid

Published f,r the benefit and ~ caution TO soun,
men, and others, who suffer rom Nervous Debility Ears
Decay, and their kiad-cd amentssupplyiug the means
of sef by who has enred himself after being
victim Of mi: placed confdtrcs in medical humhug and
qgaekery. Rv enclosing postpaid directed envelope
single copies may be had Of the author NATHANIEL May
sATs ESD, Bedford. Kings Co. New yuk ec,slyI
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
-B.a,hill correspondent viii be attend
ed to next week.

slitll Il 1tfPnI
u uo,,.
-ihe insiie history oil the Portland
$50,
our reiaers VIII md our columns
almost entirely occupied with the names OF
the persons who have been drafted, This
Will be sufficient apology, we trust, Tor the
lack oil the usual amount OF general news
Miss Van Horne. tho Lady, Temnor.
a,co ,e.tnrsr e,vc t,y, ysr,, ,cs.,,,,b1, loo.
lures here last week We were absent, but
learn that they were The best lectures Of the
KIND gwen here tor u long time
I'VE shall L,r, n 90. oo, o,- o,4
=, SI;n,erv Irfel, = e,.,r,via5, :, Ia ;as,;55.
+, Hon. ro,I;n, o,s,, can 4, ;,s,;oo ;, s,.l,
,,a,,it,cn, e,,,n.,r;,,i. ~ h. ,,o.aita
bib,ts b.f,re The na.,nla af ,I,;,n
tho d,tv of s.-ta, h.,I,Lm c,..,,, ....lsz,
q
81 ia'iia'les' assisting Ia hasth5. Inc com.
mnnication came during our absence, anu it
Is to- lac now to be OF use.
-The Copperhead County Convention
for Hancock, will te held here on Saturday.
,o.,ro,r,w VIII rro,,..,;., !, -.
~,
aueeH y II" EaS"oF'a detfS''e again. 10
unite in Union Convention We shall see.
7'',.'
tue 'ttoe 70 "tseh4 anu d them laste' IN
reporting proc elinss.
ru,
" III tue .it54' Se'fi straight laeNFt
ani sapriy OF ica to lis romancing and
m55n-sruck correspondent at fremont
S,r,y 1T :, r,s..,. ;..,.,,i st.=,z.fj
- ihuea sPiee 'o2 So p12f Paft9sa- lie
man should ba provided with quarters at
Augusta. Nayal d.Ita E2ht
fotNp bEtp.-Mr, JeEe brady work
man in the steam.nill Of Levi B. Timer
& IN was fund ,t,,i si.,;,. i, -. -.
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CRANBERRY ISLE. FREMONT, Mt
DESERT AND EDEN.

) to be drawn l223 3
John $ Spurlings, C !
Joseph Titus I
Martin V Alley, NJ d
Edward 5 Fernali,C |
klttrid re Ilodgden. I
VIM A Norwood, 7
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