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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate RaaIth

pR Doe physician and s1rtcon 30 IA Fd,rcst s,..,
Boston, consulted daily for a srease. incident A., ~.
female system. froinpsHs tter. On falling o. The worh
Flour Aba', Suppression, and other menstrual d,,n,,
m-gts, arr all treated opyn ~ pathological pripsir.s
and speedy relief gunraHie IN rrry a.y, 10 ia
tarlhY ain is the mode II tfr4spt ,h.t -,
obstinate complaints yield Under H. ard tn. ae,a Ne,
son soon rejoiees in p"raeoi health.
pr. Dow has doubt had greater e,p-,sen.e IN M
cure 81 diseases 4 and children than az, stlsS
hysican IN Boston.
Boarding Accommodations Tor patients who may wish 4,
stay in Boston a few days under his treatment
Dr.. Dow since isss, having cont his whole atI~n
Office practice, fpr the ot private psaaev
and Female Complaints aeknow edges ,sysrss IN 40
United States.
NB-An letter, mus, eont.Ia four red s,sn - ., Ne,
wh not he Ar.ver-i.
Ofrce IL ufs from 8 A. VI. to 9r. ",
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4 FTtR - extensive pr4etise = gBsarls = tsea',
n Yr&rs, continues .-rlr. F4ieHts .1 ;Ae LATED
states also u Grt britain Franc. and ether farcisy.
counirie- caveats, specifications, bond., A.gHUeuts
and Al P4P-rs 81 faa nEs for Patents 81 lib
efal LEI ms. aat With dispatch. Researches sadr aie
American FprogH Soik determine the validity OF
utility u Patents luveutilusAnd legal or other ayir
rendered IN all matters tp1chug the same Copir. Of The
claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING oae Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency isnot only he largest IN Nes Earand but
through It inventors nave advantages fr H-cntiug Ia
tents of aseertauiug The pa,cut,hy Of Inventions ua
surpassed by II not tfncasutatS superior TO- any HAch
be Offered them eisewh-e. The Testimonials, brlos
given Prove thai none Is MoEE sJCcE-SEtL At I'M
PATENT EICE than the su s-rtr AND as II t'f -.
Il THE BEST ritO9f % AbEASTAGES AND ABIL
iff he would add that be hAs ahild4nt r,..4n u he
here, ADD can prove thai other office - the Kind
are the charges "a professional services Moderate
The Immense practice u the Subscriber daring igrrty
years past has enabled hon - Accumulate vast ce4i,v
ara u slee,1eaoas azi ycai decisions reiAse g. la.
tents.
Thee. besides L extensive library 4 legal .Ana ne
eeaaicai works, and iBl Of patents granted
lhe n-d stats lnd Europe, render BIN abb, neyond
Trstior, 9" oder facilities for obain TX Patents
An necessity Of journey "a washssns. 10 Pracare
Inventors.
srIMoXIALsi
Z" regard Nr Eddy as one az tIe mos, capahi, and
scctssf4t prac,!tOBrrs with sh4a have had Ollcla
intatcoGfse.' CHARLES MAS1S,
oornIaiss toDer Of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring tnventors that they
cann9t employ person eo2pstsaf and frN.fror
thy and nnte eApahLe OF putting ts'r applications Ia a
form to svars tr hen Az early and hvaahe eousiier.
EDMUND ErrKg.
Lac Ca;auissipBer u Patents
Mr.. r II Ediy has tni NJ, f3r rae THIRTEEN appL
cations, all st Of which patents have ee~n grant
ed and that is Hor gsHaihy saeh unhsAkaoie pf,.ot
Of great iaisat and ability ~ part leads
meHd al iarei q afiy to him irearv thet pa
tents, as hey Hay t q having, the faithful
attention oesose Of r Ases. and At reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGAET.
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Tie secondary Indication Of RAILWAYS READY RI
LIZ IS to care the patent Of the disease or nsiadE that
occas ,,ns the PAN t.ts il aeeamr.ssaes Fapi'g and
radically s. ,rlfi IS the fa'ic,t transf raed from
rain mi err wcaft-ss. au eP'ae, to the delight
fl enjoyment q cath an. strength that patents ire
quently ascrihc ,alistnaac power 70 iAe suPeraaa
raj influence II enchaHtncrt
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES nioel

Or. Dos is consulted daily, from A y. to ?. L. -
above, upon all dhcult and chronic diseases Of e,s,v
and nature. having by his unveAred attention s,a
extraordinary success gained reputation which eai,s na
tents nom all parts IT the Country In obtain advtss
Among ihc physician. in Boston, stand hieh., in
the profession than the celebrated Dn. DOW, No E.a
colt street boston Those no need the services Of N
experienced physician and should rive him s.p
= S--nr. bow mPortr ard has Tor sale new aytia
cslei the French Secret. ordeIh mail I've fer l.
an, rsd stamp
Boston, Arr,I, 1885 lylss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

YIN Sydney WYE. 70 4 Havana. C4Aa, tie sa-'
respondent e TIE Iaa'ou Times, suffered VITA At.;o
and Chronic RHeuusts or twenty I've years. hnif0r
twenty wears BE- h4dun -yeI oae whoac nights calm
rot lie applied RAbWAl : READY RIlff-tt i'm
me,late'y gsee LIN AMI zgearti hsEn q hrti cain
And utdlstHfbei sIecn during the twenty years. TIC
eoagauel tise @! tie READY RELIEF cured A.la.
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Special Notice,

Ii persons indebted to tho E.tate Of DR.. Ash
: MeA lister, either by note or account, and
those who haze aosettied accounts Sita said ca
tat9 are requested 10 call NJ our cite. forthwith
ald have the sams adjusted. ii eosis wouII h.
saved. All demands W.th said estate
I'd ust positively be settled without DELAY
WAREHOUSE / EMEKY,
Ll!.vofth, Oct. 18th, loCg. 3ns5,
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Persons exposed 10 the Malaria Of Agne, or Il sc1el
with C!Is> an Fever VI iiud POS I've Autdgte and
Cure IN Railways Ready Rcief Let Two ieastoonsfu
OF the Ready Relief IA wine glass o! water, be Aken
on getting out Of he 10 the morning, and however e1-
posed to malaria you viii escape.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25
PREVENTION REITER THAN crRE.


IHtit y NJ UNN.i0!T71N F'7ls y N7'1~-'-7
When Won hrst fcei pam. then take tcaspoon'a
81 the READY EiIIfF. IN water or apply II To The
paris where you feel The discomfort
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,,urn-u ,rtsu 11-,,plcn COLT yrr-RAfGr.

ToGTH ACHE, CRouP. ITTIUENZA, SORT I'll DAT,
oU1NZY. nIPTHfgiA, HoAEStNtSS. bkoNthl-
rs STIFF JOINTS, ENLARGED TENipNs, HEAD
ACHE. fSick or Nervous, J ASTHMA, or HARD
BgF Nc.
!, "a truly marvellous hoS quick RkHN AVS READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers of these nlt5sdes The
pcor crippled anl Tains,rsken Rheumatic has ma
10 wait days before change taxes pace, bot IL few
minutes derives and comfort.
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.HERIYFis SALE.

Hancock -, December ID. lsf7
Taken on EXECUTION and viii Re sold al public sues
tion. rho Office Of F.. r Hale, Esqrsin Ellsworth,
% Saturday the ninth day OF January next, ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. all the right in equity Of
demption which Alien D. Eastman ot Ellsworth, has
had the time Of the original attaenneRt Of re.
defining tho following described premises, situate
in said Ellsworth, banded aud described Fellows,
to Wit Beginning the northeast corner c Priscilla
Consy's lot the side Of the road thence west
the III, idips line between said Priscilla Conict :
LAND and the land of tee. W. Nevin ter rods thence
south four rods thence east ter rods to the road
h1Fsad thence north ai1rg the line 81 said road to
the place Of beginning. containing forty square Tods,
with the ui.Jilns> thereon hene the land cain
viewed TO the said Eastman hy the said Priscilla Con-
lev bv ds,d dated April iih, tS2 the premises
being under mort gage to Isaac Eastman H. by deed
dated july ?. 1862,
NwALKER, Sheriff.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

should be applied to the part parts afflicted. n
SANITY relieves tie patient from Tain, and quickly
heals soo,hes and strengthens The disabled parts In
ali cases Of Bites Of Rabid noss Reptiles Stucs of Poi
,onous Insects the application of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF to the wound will prevent Inflammation and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

art give warning u their presence and 4 met rrorapt
~ before they become securely .at-cnched within Il
system, WI. be readily expelled.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

Taken execution and will be sod At rnhllc auc~
ton. the officr Of G. i. Abbott Esl in asiine
the second DAY Of January, \. r. iS't, 10 o'clock
NJ. all tho right IN equity which James c. Collin,
has OF rve,mng he follow ing described o;s Of S7i
living in Ruehill, viz twcHt, live acres bounded by
land Of Roiert Hiucklcy. Joseph Hiu-kicv Nahum
Sieison and Daniel frevnrEr; also part II bot Ne,
- of the II Division bounded by john ~. bod g,
Mrs, Reubcn Parker, Tho. Co-z5as and Brown Ia.
gals alsa anathrr mart e Sa3 lot bounded nv Va.
hum ~tefson and John IL poige. both lots contain
ing one hundred and twenty-five acres. h,jng the
three lots conyeved hv jane, =. Collins thc
Trustees Of Buehill Academy hr deed ct mort gage
dated April ti, ~ and recorded IN Hancock
t. Registry, TO which reference NAV be had
DANIEL PEEhINS, usputy sheriff.
CastiEs-~Soy- 9th, 1915. a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

Fverv soldier shoald carry With him sDPply II
Radwiy's Really he.5rC Il supplies the Place Il AL
other medicines AID as beverage, a tcasP'onfaI OF
the Relief to glass % water Is Meet pleasant
6 si.uuau; THAI brandy, whisky, or btiers-
SICKNESS PREVENTED N TIE sTB MAINE RE5I
Eghth Maine regiment, Se-g't c. p Lord, writes tina.
Eadwavts Ready l.cIpl sAynd the regiment from death
whe qusrtcftd at T. bee and, 5. =, when working
in tho swamp, erreItiE Publications. Every man
seized with Tynho;d and other fcyerSi Fewer aud
Asap, pArrhnr , I'y-entery, kheGu.at-Sn, was cured
BY tic use VI tic Re15y Relief
CAUTION.
In all cases ask for Railways Ready Relief Take
no other see that the signature 81 Railway Go.
\ on the outside label q elch bltie. Every agent -
.unujied with a pew and fresh stock. Free IS cents
per bottle. Sold BY Druggists, Merchants and country
Iiore-Eeepcrs-
RAILWAY 90,
q. Maiden Lane, New York.
C. &. PECk, Agent, Eilsw orth, Me. iyi1
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD Re TAKEN INTEESAGLY
One dose will stop the pan It's continued use VII IN
few hours cure the Taiieut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-25

Thesahscrber hereby public norice to all concern
ed, that he has hem duly appointed and has taken goa
himself the Of Administrator Of the q
FRANCIS r. WARDW ELL, late Of Back sport,
In the Co Of Hancock Cooper deceased. by giving hord
the law directs ne therefore requests all persons
who indebted the dcceaso's estate, to ian
mediate payment and those who have any demands
hereon TO exhibit thu same Tor settlement.
A : WARpWELL.
BuckSport, Nov, !. ls65. ~
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FAMILYDYE CQL0RS

FoR
Dsain2 81, lPooicn and Cotton Goods,
.Aa,cis. SGr(s, Dresses, hJIoas. Chores,
Bonaets, Hat, Feathers, Ind Glor>s.
Childrea 5 Clothing, and al lands Of Uear
ing Apporei
Win PERfECf PAST CoLoRs.
LIST OF C0EORS black, Dark Brown
Snuff Blown, Ii ght Brown, Dark Blue Light Plae
Dark Green, Light Green. Pick, Purple, State
Crimson. salmon, Scarlet, bark Drab, Ii ght Drab
Yellow, Light Yellow, orange, II genta. Solferi.
no, French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet.
GREAT ECONOMY,
A Saving OF 80 per cent,
In every family there will be found naote less
wearing apparel which d he dyed and mads hook
vel, ~ nee. Many articles that become little worn
number Of shades from the dye rum the II. hles
'asAs % te full color, BY fI0sing The decons She
INSIDE os package,
At every store where these Dyes sod be seen
samples Of each color, six and " DOL.
All who have used these Family Dye csiors preasuree
thesn O. ~ usost asefsi ecoaosasEl zfa ttcs article
kssseroas testimonials eCsd be given frosa ladies who
hare ss-d thee Dyes; bat ia this N 10 ss< rossir,d
s real slue sed usefulness foo nj spon
FOR further Information ~ Dyeing, ana irving per-
feet know edgs shat coors best adap Tod dye over
others with nany F4ushs reeeipts,) purchase Howe
steSegs fseatse preng and Col0riug. Seat by mail
on receipt Of peee,-lo GEMS.
aauafAe'areA ~ HOWE & STEVENS, Prac-
;iezt Chersisas, ass Broadway, Boston I0m6
FOR sale by Druggists aud Dealers ia every city aud town
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TIE suhscrihcr hereby public notice to all con
i cerne1 that he has been duF appointed and has
take upon himself the Of Administrator Of the
estate Of
JAMES s MnoRES late Of Cas,ine,
in the County OF Hancock deceased, by giving
bonds the law directs he therefore requests all per
who indebted the said deccaseds estate
make immediate pawn. IT. and those who have any de-
nands thereon, to exhibit the for settlement.
II CHARLES J. ABBOTT.
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&c, &c. &c, &c, &C. &c.

Be, 6c. &c, &c, &c. NC.
Just received. Ter Express, new supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BURNETTS Preparations; Blood Food frr Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia Female Diseases,
and Regeneration Of Man: Weeks Magic Com
pound Whitcombs remedy for Asthma Bumeu's
Cod Liver OIL; Jayne'a Expectorant; NistaTs
Wild Cherry Balsam; Iuwle', cure for Piles; Dr..
Jefrie's Autidote; brakes Denzoline, fol remov
ing paint, tar, grease, &c; Cummings Apericnti
Garging OIL badd's and Milers Condition Fov-
ders Cheeseman's. Clarke's and Duponco Female
Pills. for female distractions, DC; GEuSgr's Con.
eentratcd Cure for nervous weakness; Hcmboid :
Fluid Extract Of Eurchu, for diseases OF the biad
der, kidneys, te5 NayHari's Calodion for burns
and cut; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Gouds PIN worm syrup; Haus Chin :
Corn Solvent, an iHiaII5b!c fdy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and ucuralgic; Jo!ires
Pauacea Of Life, sure eurc for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; stones Elixir for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure fer Bed Bugs,
BITTERS--oxyeenated Iloosanj's Pecks IIar.
dy's, Browns, Clarht's Sherry Wine, Langley
Root and Herb, Abbott's, and others;
LINIMENT-T Tobias, Good Samaritan, Mustang,
and Linincnts and Ointmcnts OF all kinds;
SARSAPAkiLLt-BuIfs, Sands, Shakers and
all other p.ineipa kinds
PILIS-aycrs sugar coated, Brandreths and
Wright's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Viewers eankcr and salt rhcum Syrup; Ar
nols's Vital Fluid Atwood's Extract Daudelior
Grants Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier,
Kennedy Medical Discovery; Morses Syrup Vel.
low Dock Railways Remedies. hcMums Elixir
Of Opium; Mrs. NiusloV' Soothing syrup; Sha.
kcr Extract Nalcfar; Balm Of thousand Flow.
err Cold Cream; flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
AYERS tHcrry Fectoral, BTan,'s Pulmonary BAL.
taonaty Balsam; Ciarkts Cough Syrup; Bachelor
and Harrisous Hair bye; Harncy's Ms.k Cologne;
shaving Cream and EerheuA Water; Bntchers
Dead shot for Bed Bug; and all other articles
usually kept IN Drug store.
Ph.st7aH' 5 Prescriptions carJUHg com
p8HHag4.
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BLOOD! BLOOD F.! BLOOD!
Helmbold's Rose Wash,

Helmbold's Rose Wash,
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphilitis
Nature, and as injection in Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits Of dissipa-
ton, used in connection with the Extract Buchu
and saraparilla, in such diseases recomme I'D.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the med ;cines.
Certificates Of Cures,
From eight to twenty years standing, with name
known to Sottsee AID Fame.
For medical properties of BUCHU, see Die.
pensatory Of the United States.
see Professor Dseees valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
rec remarks made by the late celebrated DR..
f'ags,cA, Philadelphia.
see relpaIkEmaie by DR.. Evaraim Mcdowell, a
csl.etatea Physician aud Memter~of the Royal
Corese OF Surgeons, ireland, and published in the
Transactions OF the King and queens Journal.
See NcdicO-Chlrurgieal Review, published b v
BtVHniS 1rdveys, Fellow of the Royal College Of
Surgeons.
see most Of the late standard works on medicine
Extract Buchu, $500 per bottle, or SIX for s. 90
g ssr'sParllla, 90 SOC
improved Rose Ws.h SO 400
Or half dozen of each for $1,000, which will be
sudicieat % cure the most obdgrate cases il ditec
tions are adhered to.
Delivered TO any address, securely packed from
observation.
~ Describe symptoms in all Communications.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gTa;is.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
the city Of Philadelphia, IL. 7. Helmbold, who,
being duly sworn. doth say. his preparations con
tain no narcotic, no mercury. or other injurioas
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
H. r HELMBoLp.
Sworn and subscribed before Be, this sd day o.
November, 1854
wM.P. HIBBARp.
Alderman, Ninth street, shows Race, Phiia.
Address Letters for inform. ton in confidence.
III I. HELhB0LD. Ch-saist
Depot l04 South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Phila.
Beware Of Counterfeiis
AID CEPRisC,rLED DEALYRs.
Who endearor to dispose "eF TaEig owx" and
" other - articles on tho reputation attained by
Heimbold's Genuine Preparations.
d" I" Extract Buehu
" Sarsspariia.
" =" Improved Rose W ash.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR.HELHBoLUS-TAK NO OTHER
HIaBaids Drug ead Che@.icat ~Ysao4,,
59t Broadpay, N1,g York.
Cut out the advertisement, and send fer il,
avo'd imposition and kTPosErf.s iysP
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In excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphilitie
Nature, and as injection in Diseases Of the
1rinary Organs, arising from habits Of dssips-
ion. used in connection with the Extract Buchu
md Saraparilla, in such diseases ss recomme nd 3D.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
haraeter will accompany the med .cines.
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PATENT AND TH0MPs0slaN MEDICINES

Yigs Candies Washing Powders Soap, bye stus Truss
Supporters, Spices OF all kinds, Citrun, Cur
rants, Raisius. Tamarinds, Irish
Nc
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fINHE undersigned take this method to intern
1 the citizens Of Ellsworth aud vicinity thst
they have recently fitted up machinery for The
ma Of
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hloHLY IMPORTANT.
MARYLAND lSyADEDrx FORCE
twenty. five fhsusend Csnfed-rstss N.
bharpsburx-Grr. EweIl In Camua
WhiiHnspsrt ard II Hngerstswu Oceupies
,Threatened.

Cmefal Information, received inst hefoy,
going 10 prees iast night states that Gen Eyysu-
with 25,ooo Confedsrates, Is a. Sharpsburr.
Nd. Gen. Ewsii has appointed pro ves mar
shsl for Sharpsourg, and has declared xis In
ttniicn 70 remain in Maryland. Wiliixm.noys
and Gngsrstown are aiso occupied by the Con.
federstes, and body OF them are also reportsd
1t South Mountain.
At the latest Rdyicas no attack had been made
upon Maryland Heights, aud 6en Tyler felt
confident that II they should afteppt IL that
he would ee able 10 snfiict upon them severe
repuise.
The m all train from Frederick reached hera
last night at S'clock. and the train from this
city reached Frederick ut 10 o'clock last night.
Inc teisgrsph, up TO midnight, still remained
IN WORKING order. both 20 Frederick and Sandv
HOOK, and NO Confederates had vet en- tered thn
fret EEpled place.
The Ccniederates have built q suhstantfs,
bridge across the Canal and the Potomac river
a. W NilliamspoIt. and also a pontoon bridge
across the Potomac at Shepherdetowu. oppo-
site Sharpsburs, but for what purposes were
mol stated. nniess to receive supplies, 6c.
large number Of con.rabands, who rere
captured in the various parts of Peuusylyania
VISITED by Gen. Jenkins, have been, we are su-
,noriEed 70 any, distributed among various rss-
idrne CT Western Mary land, She obie,t OF
which is not clearly understood.
We have no later information from Gen.
Kelly. Gen. ANeri!l. second In command led
the advance from Rev Greek 10 Cumberland.
ana occupied that place until Gen Kelly
reached there with the re muindsr OF the com.
1nand. What disposition has been made OF The
troops there has not transpired, nor the fact as
10 The POSITIVE direction taken by the Confeday-
ates from that place.-BaltiuaoTe lS.ta, 2cih
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From North CaraIina

FoRTRKss MONROE, June l9.-The u. 8.
transport Emile arrived day from Newhern
with dates from our correspondent TO the l.th
insiant, IN which he says that the rebel com.
mitree on river fortlfications report that the
Union forces are in possession OF q belt of coun-
try 800 miles long by $50 wide, with inland seas
and rivers filled with Union gunboats reaching
through North Carolina into Virginia, which
prevents fortfcatioEs being constructed. That
while this continues the permanent secession
of North Carolina and Virginia Cannot be ex-
pected.
The Urionists in Eastern Tennessee and
Western North Carolina have organized pow
erful forces. joined by thousand Of daserters
and conscripts from the rebel army, 20 whom
protection is guaranteed, Tor tho purpose of
holding the mountain region against the rebel
government.
Rebel citizens have retitioned Gov Vance
Tor protection against this organization. Vance
replies that he has no troops to send; they must
protect themselves.
Twenty thousand insurgents have openly
offered to join the Union troops as soon as a
post Is opened at Raleigh.
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THE SIEGE OF yICksRuRc

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Democrat has 4
special dispatch from Vicksbnrg, dated at two
O'Clock last Saturday morning. Our approaches
from Sherman's corps were pushed to the rebel
rife-pits, and TO within twenty yards of one of
their bastions. The rebels threw lighted shells
over the parapeIs on our approaches, and re =
ceiyed III return twenty three hand grenades,
twenty of which exploded, driving the rebels
cut.
On Friday, the rebels cut away the timber in
the rear of their lines and opened on us with
an eleven Inch shell and two or three siege
guns. General Logan siienced their mortar
Thirteen of our gunboats patrol the river be-
tween Helena and Young's Point The gun
boat Mannera destroyed the town OF Eunioe on
Saturday.
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Resisting the Draft.

WEST CORNWALL, CT, June 16.-A company
of men have established themselves in Goshen.
Ct, who are reported TO be desertsrs from the
army, together with some disloyal men in that
vicinity. They are fortifying every mountain
with the supposed purpose OF resisting the
draft. Their number is variously estimated at
from 25 70 100. Great excitement exists ia that
region.
NEW HAVEN, June l9-The party of men
reported encamped at North Goshen, in this
State, prepared to offer resistance to the Fede-
raj authorities, is simply a party employed in
prosecuting operations along the United States
Coast Survey.
The report that they are engaged in treason
or malice may bring undeserved odium upon
this State, and the humbug should be exposed
At once.