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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Tie steamship City Of London, from Liver.
POI vow aad Qscn.sown Nov. ;. arrived here pee
,-rdry bringing fonr day, later ncNs. The mails Of
T.s Asia aso reached tits city ye'tcIdsy
in he Court vi LxcheqUer, on The Sd Of No
yeioler is Attorney General apfled to have The time
enla god io moving ior rev trial in iho Of the
Alexandra. 1t wac ARRANGED that be should sppear IN
Cont again o. the 5.l.
Nj. W. G. Jewett has retained 10 Europe to
renew bis agitation in favor Of Europsan mediation
o,T sar. de las polished letter from bir Vaan'
digham. advocating Tie same we've.
There were reports that The Alabama or some
ot'r Rebel pryaieer had been seen re Ceylo' The
Georgo gas expected 10 arrive q. Southampton.
The French Chambers we're opened on The
N 81 November by pacific sreech by the Emperor.
.ys proposed Earopcan Congress for settling the
Pos 9ceson and expressed tho lope that tho arrival
Of MACMILLAN in Mexico would prove an advantage 10
thal cou1.ry. Ony pacing al'iions were MADE 20
American ailiE'.
4 decree OF the King Of Prussia summers
,, Home. Of the prussian Parliament to meet on the
oh ;o,i The Es,iore, Goaeae ihns arayses The resDiS
~ ,b. elections. allowing for double returns ana hiv~
cases fl, which file choice remains yet nnkno"n FRO
u-o.s,.,s ~ Padlcals. 40. BOcsumDOhs party, LIB
zeal. also g. tie "o.d' sna rather tie weakly Lbeia
,,rv Il, rednced 10 g. newly chosen Liberals ~ Inc
pouau Catholic ere reduced from 2. 10 2Ji Consr'a
,iyes n: Poles a. OfcouT,e the Liberal majority must
in any case DO overwhelming. Perhaps The most srt'
ga, fac. about tie eccO y tlat tie m"de vi Doi@
eftc. .cofu IN have been discarded.
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bis hacked heels under tho friendly ormine, the
epaulettes on bis shoulders being replaced by
such q burden Of army ridicule and contempt as
had noyer before fallen to the lot i any officer.
VITA McCunn's subsequent conrse as
Judge, as q citizen, especially during the July
riots. as a politician, and as n candidate, we
are all only too unhappIy familiar. In every
part, it has been in harmony with his previous
character; and it has been consistent through
out. We do most earnestly hope that our
City may have escaped the disgrace OF the
election Of such q man. If he I've de-
featcd, it will be more by good luck than by
Guidance; but the victory will be important,
a. showing TO all good citizens OF the non
political class that civic virtue is not yet dead
among Us, and that with proper effort on their
part it is not appealed to in vain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The report Of tie City Inspector lor 'ne
p.st week shows that during that period 1oJ deaths
occurred in this city, increase Of Io' 10 COZ,
pared with the mortality of the corresponding "etN
last year. an increase Of Is over The number "l "ceh
and an average increase Of 20 for the Corresponding
week during tie last ten yeers OF the deceased 10
we're men, loI women. III boys and ia giFlsi o"cie
under five years Of age and a between 10 end 20 years.
ia were Irsh and ga natives Of the United States
Diseases Of the lungs and throat swept away LET per-
.ous, OF the brain and TAI Of the stomach and
bowels g. Twenty four deaths occasoDed by violence
ara reoortod-one was victim Of the July not, and one
was murdered
By the arrival Of tie steamer Champion from
..,,,.u Mt this port, yesterday We have later news
from Central and South America The Presidential
election ~, the United stits of Colombia has resulted
tu Sa,ss u gurl.o It's olioion "as s'"H''g ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

The official canvass of this city was com.
plclcd yesterday. The vote on Secretary OF
state is: Depew, Union, 23,GIG; s.. John,
Copper, 43,212; Copper majority, 1866. This
is ll6 less than tie majority in THE TRIBUNE
returns the morning after the election. Judge
Selden runs highest on the Union State Ticket,
having 24O55; his opponent (Cullcn) is lowest
on the other side, 42,.56. The highest Copper
is Richmond, for Engineer, 43,2i7 the highest
Union is Bates. Prison Inspector, 23,C6c. The
Union vote is about ! 100 more than last year,
but nearly 10000 less than for Lincoln. The
Copper vote is about 1000 less than for sey-
mour. and %. 900 less than for President.
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nsCl M.

There Is hope for the City-faint and ance9-
tain indeed, bu, there is nevertheless hope. A.
the official canvas has proceeded, tho vote for
Judge McCunn has grown small by degrees and
beautifully less, TIL OF length there seems TO be
q majority Of II against him. That he should
eventually be defeated is one Of those possible
blessings, dependent on difputed return, for
which it is dangerous 10 hope. Bat If he should,
might not the City well decree q monument
than bronze more lasting. than the pyramids
loftier. " to the Board Of Canyasscrsi
Who can have forgotten McCunn's career a.
colonel II was in the early part Of the war,
when army correspondents were comp'aisant.
They Listened with tender sympathy each morn
ing 10 the gallant Colone's recital Of tho number
Of his men-yarying from two to iLirty-whc bad
been killed the preceding night on picket duty.
They listened with beautiful simplicity TO the
descriptions given by the same officer OF his
lsinglc-handcd forays into and all round the enc
my's lines. They saw him in their mind's eye
pursued by innumcTabc squadrons, ba'ialia
and brigadcs of " Black IIorse Cavalry" urging
his fiery steed over stone walls upon which
"Chares OMalloy" would have turned his
back, or forcing his way, sword in hand,
through opposing squares of Rebel infantry.
The slaughter OF his men ON picket duty was
more than avenged by tho single sword Of their
cpauletied Colonel. According 10 army tele-
grams and letters of thosc old day. McCunn
must have made more than a thousand of his
Rebel friends bite tho bloody dust-,his
loss 70 tho enemy being about COM
pensa by the fact that, out Of u
regiment of some seven hundred men, he could
not, according 10 his own account, have had
less than twenty-six or twenty-eight hundred
killed "on picket duty alone.
Thee brilliant services, all VIII remember,
were brought to sudden close by tho ingrati.
tudc and personal jealousy OF Gen. Mcclellan.
who warmly approved the finding Of court
martial which sentenced Col. McCunn TO be
oashiercd. 1t was upon this verdict
that Public Opinion took tho place assigned
under the old foudal law TO the hands Of the
common hangInan. BY Public Opinion, the spur,
Of tho disgraccd officer wore hacked of and
buried at the crossroads--this loss being the less
ineouyenient to him for the reason that what
small horsemanship he ever had Twas Of that very
peculiar and delicate typo which renders spurs
dangerous superluity. When deprived OF
them, therefore, and Of his epaulettes, in which
he had apparently slept during his whole term Of
service, tic no-longcr "gallant Colonel re-
turned to this City. wbcro he basicaed ~ hide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

that Ns,usr, would resort 10 orc' - r'rrh e' f''Si
aercv A war between Mosqucrl aad tho President OF
Ecas1ar wss regarded ~ imminent
,,ont 20 OF the Coal Region Rioters IN Penn
.,t,,,i, have been arrested aud sent to Reading co.
.4,tn The 10Th Regiment Of Ncg Jersey = now k'cp
ing order among 'le miners.
The propeller Racine, with cargo OF ner-
chaali,c, struck reef on Fonymi!c Point. in Lake
Huron on the night Of The 18th. The vessel and cargo
win probabl! be a total loss.
john +. Kinney, formerly Judge OF Utah Ter
rtory has been elected without opposition rs Delegate
in Congress from that Territory. Judge Kinney Is a
Democrat.
Wm X. Allen, President Of the Mechan'cN
Bank since IFS organization in l died st h' residence
IN This city this morning.
Two mills of the Oriental Powder Company
st Gorham, Me- blew up ION Saturday afternoon. one
man was killed.
Gold sold during the morning at Ia "a Ia, p''
rallied in the snernoon to 4Glfi Upon the street so'A'
were scndy early in the morning but before the meeting OF
M Exchange showed signs Of weakness and Saturday hii'
could not be had At the Stock Exchange there was no
on IN Governm, in price demand AT the second
BOARD brokers ported money easy, at tho same o
aim; stocks for sale Stocks show material decline " WI
M, attracting new buyers thus throwing rPon the dnihed
r,lr of oprstois for rise additional buIdei Money
he's bee active at . cent and stock honses have pressed The
b l for cash steadily sroughou the day. Sterling Bills
arr finn It l62 Tor Bankers. freghs ore extremely dull ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
by their cruel treatment. Nobody who knows
or,,tb;r Of tho condition az Rebel DrisOnera of

by their cruel treatment. Nobody who knows
anything of the condition of Rebel prisoners OF
war in Southern prisons will for q moment be-
Iieye that there is any truth in these charges OF
cruelty. But We happen 20 have before us some
evidence on this point which will be accepted
as conclusive. IL is letter from one of the
prisoners, on Johnson's Island, late IN oiliccrOn
the staff of Rebel Major-General, to gentle
man of this city. lie says:
Orr prison life hero Is ar peasater tan we anticipated
cAnct speak high OF the attention and good
displayed in the conduct 0: this prison by those
no have II IN charge Every indulgence compatible With ouA
position proners allowed us and IT, in the future oil the
war changing foane, should throw Federal prisoners in my
charge shall certainly eldeovor to show that no, msen-
,ble to the magnaniuous aent have eAprienced at
tleir l,nI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Naval Ins~liigence.
BOsTOs. Monday. Nov.

BOsTOS. M0nday. Nov is. l5oJ.
Orders w,4e received at the Charlestowa
Navy. Yerd for the construction OF three new w~
vessels one iroa-clld. to be called the Quinsigamond
Will be OF 20 tuns burden 49, feet long. a feet breadth
OF beam and Isl fee, depts She will have two urrcts
The others will be sloopsof.war. Of about 1000 tuns
each 10 feet long, W feet wide. and II feet dep.
All OF them TO be built as soon as possible In al
di.on those vessels. tie WORK on the two Shops u
war Ammonoosuc and Pomponooeue of 40 tuns bur
den. viii he prosecuted for tie coming SIX or eight
months all OF which viii make busy times 1t the yard
Tho working OF the yard. lately On STRIKE. ~
sun.ed work this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Destructive FIRE IN BWKMAy Srstxr.-

Destructive FIRE IN BERMAS Srhhh'
About O'Clock p IN. on Monday officer keougn oi 'n'
second Precinct discovered saok' isS-Ns ~ vs."
Gnr.h roor Of the dvc.siory buldins No y D''a'''
sn,ct occupied principally by Mr. isae'. o''' lAA''
,,,,u,,c,rl priut.s. Analarm VAS Immediately s"en'
and lie tremcn were soon ON the spot but the fame,
had r,,neI ,nch hcadway that The greater portion OF
HE building was consumed boio'e'he! could oSuodu'd
nm. i,l e,prtb and ah aocrs. and the front part oe
ne wv ", 80 ver, occupied BY Mr.. Oliver. His
', - machinery. fixtures, and ,Ioek a amount :"
~ ~. .inon, n,iy insured The rear part OF the
"u'u' ln., WAS occupied hy the Office vi The hisA
s,'o.'" "vned hy Mes,r' LyGeh. Cole, & Mehan.
-. - Iurncpall By watcr> amounts to about <tV.
re nr, nrst noor is occupied by Mr.. A. Goodman as
n,nsr warehouse. Tie stock is badly damaged py
~ rr Ills loss viii amount TO about Sb.O9-ilhy
insured. n.oar.
about 5000 The contents OF the ioining building ~"
81 we're damaged slightly by water. Tie hrst ana aiso
Gcors are occupied b, Mr.. o. L. Hard dealer IN paper
Ills stock ia damaged somewhat by watw. The seconu
third AID fourth floor are ooeAped by Dcssra russs
Co.. dealers IN domestic bGawA@ Thou a.
sugit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

~. John over neprw....'....''.. ..'.."''.ISoco
Boswossh over Hc,ulr ihus fT................ -
This is the complete official vote of the city,
with the exception Of the Xth District Of tie
Eighth Ward, in which McCunn claims ls3
votes. The returns from that district give him
no votes whatever. The Canyassers have been
ordered to appear tomorrow at noon, when
eminent counsel will be heard on the right Of
the Board 10 allow the Canyassers to make adj
ditonal returns. Ia the return which they did
make, the total number of votes As given agrees
with the number given for The three other cam
didates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
DrMocaArrc JUDICIAL CosvRsrross.-Ih

DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CosyRsrTOss.-1h
Tamnany and Mozart Judicial Conventions met lat
night in the different districts of the city and mldstts
following nominations:
FIRST DnrRicT-Kdwari Hogan sor Poice Justice, snl
Dcuni. - aim for Civil Jnstics.
SECOND Dsrxrcr-Juste. Bowling for Police Justice -
Thons. kiylin tor Civil Justice
TurKD DisrSicr-Wm. III. Dodge for Police Justice. Ne
nomination for Iivi Justice.
ForRrH DrsrSicr-Nm- II. Mansfield f,s Police JuSinsi
J. Dsgsstt Hunt for Civil Justice.
Eirn Dis1RIcr-sdjourued Until "Wednesday st p
SIITH DisrRicr-fI.nmsnyl Robert ID. Livnyston fS
Police Justice. Jas. Mshoasy " Z Civil Justice.
stXrH DI.rKicr-,Morsi Vim. Drake Parsons for Police
justice; oeoTg~ 4. Barrett Tor Civil Justice.
ssvsNrH D.rRIcr-C TammGyi Michael Connolly fos Pc
H.. Justice; John A. stemn.ler Tor Civil Justice
EIGara DIsIsIcT-Thoa j. Barr ios Police jns,.s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

An esteemed friend, Eugene Quesne, for
merly editor OF the Macy RPablicai and who wa
compelled to ly from France By the Coup GEsas OF DE
c,mbcr. 1891 died in ,.s city the 10Th inst. a,
o'clock o. N.
His political and personal friends requested IL
attend his funeral tomorrow "wednesday at
o'clock p. M. at No. 2ci Wooster street between
Blcschor aud AI1ily.
HENRY 81. RENNY)
A. kOLLf, ,tommub'S
VICTOR tAlDFR,
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The Rioters in the Coal Reg ian>-.Arrrss
of Srvcutv of 'fht.tI.

MAJOR CnVNN. To-. Monday. Nov. 10, TX
About seventy oi the " BucAsholS have been
arrested and sent 10 Reading
The murderer II q. X. Smith has also been arrested
and de t4ned.
The 10Th Regiment OF Ncw.Jerssy Volunteers arc
now stationed In the district where the disturbances
were, and tho rioters being ed aud forwarded
Id Nellln, fur lrlAl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Rebel " Wounded Sent 10 Rici,imond- Acct.
dent NJ Fortress uenro~.

FORTRESS MONROE. Saturday. Nov. IL. 1851
The steamer New-York left orCity Point this
morning with upward OF 40 Rebel prisoners. all
wounded. in charge OF Ma.oE Mnlfora. lag oftrucs
officer.
Iast evening shell - inches IN diameter exploded
accidentally the Navy machine shop. fragment OF
the she'll Jew 200 yards into the fortress and struck
private Of the ID Pennsylvania Artillery. james Mlea
lie died within two hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

The Board OF Canvassers completed the can
vass of the city yesterday, with the exception OF
the vote of one election district on Superior
Court. The official footings will not be Off
caly declared until tomorrow. They are as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN BY rBB Me-
KfoS DrsocRAcr-Ih District William walsh:
With District Peter Mckinney. No nominations
we're made In the other districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Illinois will figure up about 5000 Union
majority. Thus far, official returns from -
counties show majority of 0,e27, against a
Copperhead majority last year of 1857. The
aggregate vote has fallen off but 1l,'5i II
these COMMITTEES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
The Burning ~ the steamer s""nysiae'

I. IVt IT, iI'l'''!' 7'''s ~
The steamer Sunnyslde that MAS recently
butted wa. owned in Cincinnati. and WIS valued as
sf.utO AID Insured ior Slo.u,r Tie cotton vas also
insured. 1ie toad loss amou.is {" ABOUT hai "''"
dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
usotrud Drowned.

Ton HAMILTON. Monday, Wv To- IsoNh
Coroner Burnett held an inquest today upon
tie body ol nan found upon the beach ~ Font liant
ton H., deceased lad short hair. wore soldier Pa's
sd drawers and gray sh4ft, aud was iastA'd MA
blue ins on both aTIns. Verdict: fouhn "to"H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

The Montreal Commercial 1dceriiS,r. in an ar
ticlc which We rcpublished yesterday morning
attempts to justify tho proposed insuueotion
.nour tbs Rebel v,iSoDors Oh Johnson's lslunl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

shall be- happy 70 follow thcir aag; If NOT we
can wait. 10 beat Boole on l'oolc principles IL
Al undertaking whereof The success aud the
utility are alike very doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Returns from 81 counties in Missouri. viii
soldiers votes as far as received. show Hadioa
majority of 593. There are IL counties TO bs
l.trl from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
The Missouri Election.

ST LOtIs. MONDAY, NoF' IN I7'S'
Ninety -ono counties, including tho SoIo'e'S
.ot,. v II gl,s tho Radical ,lckc. sos majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Eo,crnuc,,t Roads.

PHILADELPHIA Monday. No'. 10, iS@
Tie ,n,c of ine.Iwcn,ies, to-day, amoui''c"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

FIFTH DISTRICT MCkEOS COUNCILMAN
NoNIsAnoNs-Samuel 4. Webster. Jsmes Towers.
John Ryan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

We give the official figures for Secretary Of
State by wards, and also the result, so far as
reached, Of the contest for Superior Court be-
tween Judge Bosyorth and McCunn:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
Farm and Timber
land For sale.
-
.l!!!:i;D|B,

TgNHE subscriber offers Cor sale all Of his real
Il estate in Mariasills, ON she roGd lcading
from Jordons Corner to Bangor, distant 70 miies.
and IA from Ellsw 'rth consist ng Of 2S6 scres Of
excellent farming itnd, most of it entirely free
from stones, a5uht 80 acres cleared iu moving,
tillage and pasture, about Is tors Of hay average
crop. The baunss is covered with hsaty grow1
Of timber, Heinloels, fprucc and hardwood. There
are two streams running through said land.
tributaries to the Union rireT1 ems on each stls
unA about 40 or % roGs from The buildings, ots OF
which has an excellent water power 1t improved
for mills both streams have a considerable extent
Of intervale which when cleared will produce
tons of hay to the and both have logs drove
in them thence to Ellsworth every spring at All
expense Of 75cts per 1000 it. The henlock bark
ON said land is estimated Mt $50 or 500 cords. Tho
bindings are ten years odd we'll finished, and 10
good repair house 2sxa6, l. 2lx40 shed lSx2b.
joining the /. with the barn which Is 3Cx56, and
has two sheds attached, house and l. IL stories.
Good waite and a large sistern Of rain water In
the cellar with pump in sink. Also the farm
stock, cows, 3 hcifers, steers colt, span II
team horses, q sheep together with wagou's
slcds, sleigh, &c
The above will be sold at bargain to the pur-
chaser all together in lots to suit the purchaser
if applied for before the first OF October ne xt.-
Terms one fourth cash, balance in three years.
For further information address.
20 jonathan BARKER, Mariayille, Maine.
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For Sale.

fENlIE Subscriber Offers for sale bis property, sit
uated at Ellsworth Falls Village, on the
Bangor road. The property consists Of large
dive ling house, stable, &c. The lot contains J Of
an acre. Tho house Is q stories high, is nearly
new, 40 feet square, and mas large l.. 1t has
been used as n tavern and WAS known as the Gels.
worth Falls House. The location is a good one
for public house. boarding house or private
residence The object Of selling Is that tho own
er intends re moving to Oregon. For particulars
inquire OF the subscriber on the premises. 1t will
DC sold at bargain. JAMES " BoNzEY,
EHsgoT.A, Aug. Sd.
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ID 1 T. d.

Port HUDSON La.-July 9th, of wound re.
ceived during the seige Of June 2sth, LIST Liert
Charles Little stevens, Co. A. liih Reg. Me. OILS.
aged 81 years son of DR.. |. L. Stevens Of Co tine,
Bangor-Aug. lth, Freddie Howard. son OF 80
seph and Casida Either, aged 10 months and q
days.
Bucksport-Aug sth, Cora l., deugbter Of Geo
NJ. and Mary +. Furbush of Bangor, aged years,
months and days.
Machias-aug. 10th, Eddie c, son Of C. 0. and
Julia T. Furbush, aged months and days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
l. ! Z. Conference Seminary.
BJGkSPORT, ".

'EyHE Fail Session OF eleven weeks, at this in.
stitution, viii open -d.Riag, August 3lat,
with tai! b4ald OF lH-truct, n.
Arrangements have lcen made for a Prcparato-
: Department, oPen In y9ung persons 81 both
sexes, Who viii be specially cured for
Tho Eoar ling House is stu open for the recap
ten of stu icrts snA be under the care Of the
Key. ;. II. Hlac, associated with the Principll.
Price ii board, inriuiin, furnished ROOM fuel
ana -hts from SD to $50 per week In the
Preparatory Department 50 covers entire expen-
SEES Of board tuition, lights and washing. Good
acrommu latiurs Tor self bonding
Address JAS. B. CENHFoup Principal, or
5w4J ;. c. Elliot, Chairman Com.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21
House for Sale.

rENHE two story dwelling house, situated on
4 street, near the dwelling house Of
Horace Emerson, and now occupied by John Roy
al. Possession given Immediately.
I6 WM. Il. BLACK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

I FAD PENCILS sll,e Pencils and Pen Held
IL ers, sold sirgle OK by the dcaep, by
SAWYER 4 BURR
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Order of Court.

A 7 a Court of Uncommon Pleas, for the Coun-
N ty of Hancock, began and holden at Els
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

ARREARS or PAY 5. BOUNTY MONEY
ecIr.I Tor IagsliI S,lItcrs. W.I5ws or u.irs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

Madame Zddoc Porttr's
B9iSdlR has been in use by
the public for over is ) ears,
and has acquired its present
sale simply by being recon.
mcnded by those who have
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

, permitted till May lsCs-stumpaSe to inure
to the benefit Of the purchaser.
HIRAM CHAPMAN,
3m22 Land Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

.TTM. 4 POND g. CO.
81 R.asiw.y NGr York,
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y W 4 Ar :, W & l. :,
n f do do
n ", ; W. and part y L
q'rs Of { 4 6, W + l. ;,
subject to Iisatot cut
ting twelve hundred
thousand feet Of sprsce,
under resolve in favor
Of Samuel b. Gilman,
which right expires
March II, 1853, j.
u ., u = ~ II =