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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

4EhhlBLE AlClDEhT AT THE DEE0T.-LaSG
night about nine o'clock terrible accident
occurred at the railroad depot. As one of
Stevens omnibusses, containing five persons,
was crossing the Cincinnati track, going up,
some Toledo cars that were being switched
were running down the track towards the de-
pot. The driver either did not observe the
cars or expected to get across in advance of
them Just before the advance car strsck
ths omnibus some one shouted an alarm and
two bf the passengers jumped out. The first
one, an employee on the C. c. & G. road, named
- cleared the car and saved himself.
The other was knocked over on the track
and the wheels passed over his legs When
he was picked up it was found that be was
terribly injured. His left leg was
crushed just below the knee, hanging BY a
bit Of skin only. His right foot and ancle
we're crushed to jelly, both hands and arms
much bruised, and serious injuries inflicted
about his head and face. BE was taken to
the New England House and DR.. Beckvith
at once summoned. The name Of the uu-
AuI%AudAo mGu ~ CudElGs DEOOA1H
tant of the 7th O.V. I. His mother is Mrs.
Dc. Brooks Of Bristol, Trumbull county.
Adjutant Brooks had just srrivsd on the
Cincinnati train, from his regiment, having
come here for the purpose Of obtaining men
for the 7th. After passing safely through
so many dangers on the battlefield it is sad
that he should meet with such an accident
when almost home. DR.. BeckWith thinks
his injuries are 50 severe that he cannot sur
vive. He was kept under the influence of
chlOrOfOrm to allay his pains, which were
excruciating in the extreme.
Another man had his shoulder dislocated
when the omnibus was overturned by the car.
His name is Patrick Toner, of Ross Point,
New York. He was also cut about the face.
The above are the facts in the case as far
as We could learn them last night Wsab-
stain from COMMENT until tho inVestigStfUuJ
which will be had in the case, establishes
where the blame of this most unfortunate Oc-
currenee lies.
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TOBACCO AND SCARS.
TOBACCO and sEGARs

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
l3A WateF-St., [OOrnsr Of Pine,I New York.
Tobacco and segars csrefully selected for axpora-
ton Dealers and Toba cconists win find Il to their
Interest to call or communicate By letter. The best
brands, IN any quantity, GtoWer prices than any oth'
oBhoule. iunels-tsl
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MILITARY ORDERS,
CURGEON GENERALsOFFTCE

~ -WAsBIFsTOE CRY, August 7th, 1863 WANT
ED, Surgeons aud Assistant Surgeons ( Culored
Regiments Applicants Tor appointment mist be
Graduates OF Me icine, aud Of such phys cal ability
as Will enable them u endure nard field service Tney
viii Be examined previous 70 appointment BY med-
ical Board ADpl- atiOns for permessiOn to ppear
before Examining Board, must be sent tn Sur
geon General. NO e1penssA allowed previous to ap-
pointment. Pay Of Assistant Surgeon. Il 81; pay
Of SurgeOn, $1,000. W. A. HAMMOND,
augu-4o2 Surgeon General.
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MI. MONEY mARKKT-Aueust 1s.

MOney-Easy at 5a6 = cent
Sterling Bxchange-kirm and quiet. First
class bills quoted at 81 ,3g54 fDlSg96.
Coda shade hrmer-- Optning at 265S, advanc.
ing to ~ and closing quiet at 2646n264.
Government StOcks-Dull. United States Siyes
of 1881, coupons lO555glO64; 7-3O Treasury Notes
lO63f(9lO63s.
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which eEery discharged soldier who was dil
ab cd IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pension
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or rorpl
an sisters as they are severally entitled und'
the law Also,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

GoEE TO THE CUNBERLAxD.J.J J. SEes-
nsy, the Photographer, left yesterday after-
noon FOR the Cumberland river, having been
engaged BY parties in Chicago to take pbo-
tOgraphic views in that locality. he viii be
absent for several weeks.
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NABBED AGAIE.-JOhnny Clark, one Of
the thieves caught by the police on Thursday,
and released Thursday night, on his promise
to leave the city Immediately, was found on
the streets again yesterday and locked up.
1t appears that after getting on the train he
jumped of again slyly and came up town.
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RETUREED HoNE.-We are pleased to
see upon our streets again the noble form Of
the President Of the Historical Society. he
has been to the seaside for two or three
months past and returns much improved in
health. He has consented to give dsserip-
ton Of his travels at the next meeting of the
Society. He has Obtained numerous his
toriOsl lrecOrds during his absence, which
win be Of value to the Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

THE POEN.-There was very good au-
dienee at Brainard's Hall, last evening, to
listeh to Rev. Mr.. Bishops poem. It was
well received by the audience, who testified
their appreciation by repeated applause.
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PICKED UP.-The police last night found
an old man on Michigan street intoxicated,
whom some thieves were endsavoring to lure
away for the purpose Of robbery. He was
taken to the Station House. He is stranger
and halls from Connecticut. He is hardly
fair representative Of the land Of steady
habits
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

ALBANY, August IL
An official report made by Adjutant-Gen-
ersl Sprsgue to Governor Seymour to-day,
shows New York City to have furnished
from the beginning Of the war 1928 men
in excess Of her quota, not counting q, ,S5l
sent by her on three occasions Of sudden
peril for defence Of the capital. sai
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TEE METEOR TO-N1GHT.-This new snd
magnificent boat leaves this evening for the
upper lakes. A full Iosd Of passengers is
already engaged. A finer trip cannot be pro-
jectsd than trip to Lake Superior on the
Meteor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

Special attention is given 70 the collection Of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once to D. ".
Gage Licensed Attorney al Law and War Claim
Agent, No, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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1857. WANTS q FOUND.

~. ,T,,I-, ING MA0HINEl
W ANIEU-( KNIT toknoE that
w Farmers, Volunteers and other -eak Win
nel1 women folks can earn IS 70 $40 Ser ~, IN
one Of Ak1n'a Ceebrated knitting M6ehfre1. In
Slh " est IN thirty days Price, oomplsts, 49,
weight - pounds freight from 90 os1-S "a q "a
send Tor circular and samples (ssnd stamrs.l
ELLlOII a 4BHAH5oH,
aor1l. ~ W I.aEe-St-. OhicaEo- m.
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IMPORTATION WANTED. "A young man
named Horace 0akss, left his fathers house,
August Sd. He was last heard from in Cleve-
land-is 19 years of age-ight hair-blue
eyes about Eve feet ten inches highs sub
ject to fits, which have Oceasioned the lOss of
his reason.
Any information concerning him will be
gratefully received by his father,
GEORGE CAKES,
August 10, 1888, Chagrin Falls, o..
augl2:452.
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NEw ADVEKFIsEmEaRs.

C. A. Read & Co, Banker5-eold, S lvsr and COu-
poBs Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
PeltOn Breed-FOT Chicago and Milwaukee.
John c. JsnninGs-Resl Is ate Assbt.
Aug. Tregert-Oaustic Soda.
S. ". .orittonden-Pasuass frOm England and Ire
land
. B ayton 4 stOekwsIl--RsaI Estate A gent.
Wm.P. Fogg-For the Spring Trade.
Robison-Wanted.
J. b Glenn 4 Oo.-Butter
@. S whittlssteJ-Lost or Stolen.
John TsyIe--Farm for Sale.
Postmasier-For sale Cheap.
Good News for ALI Local News.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to Us and We will send you our paper.
@. G.. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. G. june3:R28
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

"OPEEA glasses" on Center street
Lager beer mugs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

Or. William Meyer, n. Wsndler, David
RADON, N. B. Sherwin, J. Steiner, George W.
Calkins
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OsWEGO O:MARKRT-Auaust 1a.

WEGO:MARKRT-Ausust I3.
IBT TELEeRAPH.l
Flour-In moderate demaud
" heat-Market dull. sales Winter red Ohio at
sI,l275.
CGFn-Quet.
FreiRhfs Flour sO,, wheat s1se, corn SIC to New
York.
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market r e.
port
The following are the rates charged by them
Hams-Sugar-cured premium Hams, . fb.....-.....lOc
Canvass Hams, D b.......... ............
ShOuideFs- ugar-cured q
SugAr-cured canvassed q fb.............7c
Bacon-Or Smoked Sides D ib..s..............,.S5 80
L9rd-Prime leaf kett te-rendered in bbls , n .gAc
Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs p b. IUc
POrk-NO mess u 3 30
Extra clear = bbl. BIS so
10 NO extra charge made for packages or cartage
TO railroad depOts or bOats. ALI articles are warrant
ed strictly prime aud equal TO anything in rhe State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle rendered Lard took the rst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISS
julyEB2s
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Simpson Is, bsyohd all question, . superior
nrtSt AID We advise those wishing 70 get hne
.HEsAsas TO call upon him. A visit to his gal.
laEys No. s5s Superior street, win richly repay
both eitiseu and stranesr RsTH
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sRAVELeR,s EEGIsTEE.

FRIDAY MORNINe, AUG. 14, 'ss.
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LAKE SUPERIOR BOATS.

FOR LAKE SUPERB -
u Qbs-The siauncA and Spleu- e>>S1s4s
DID SIDE Wheel Low Pressure Pas - -
nfneer Steamer 81 nj ETEUR,it RedmondS RYder Mss
ter VII leave our Dock for OnfonagOn, and all in
toruedlate points on Lake Superior on FRIDAY,
Augu1t i4ths az O'clock P. n.
sB-For Freight or Passage spuly to
H GARRETEOE a co
elEllltL No ! RfTer-St
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PERsOEAL.-COlOnsl Loonis, Of the IA
nous ooIdEater, Mich, Battery, was al the
Angler yesterday. TtoTvETs5
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M A R E .


PoET OF CLEVELAND, August Is.
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, YiRer, Detroit
Stmr Susan Ward, Strachan, saginaw.
Prop Passaic, Arthur, Buffalo.
Prop TiOga, SissOn, Dunkirk.
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Dunkirk.
Prop Elmra, Thorn, Blu 'alO.
Prop Equinox, Snow, Sandusky
Prop urontes, Carey, RufialO.
schr A. Ford, Rawson, Buffalo.
Schr Isabella, Dairy, BurWelI
Schr Glover, Weaver, Montreal
Schr Gazele, Jamison, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
stmr Susan ard, StTachan, Saginaw.
Prop Olean, Dr1scoll, Buffalo.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Idaho, COnkey, CHICAGO.
Prop Northern Light, Npaulding, OntOnaRoD
schr General Scott, Morgan, Marquette
Prop Bermuda, Decker, hicago.
schr Ellington, Vance, Saginaw
Schr May Queen, McKeller, Saginaw
Schr Geraldine. Macarthur, Chicago
Schr y eDOnad, Purdy, Toronto .
schr g. A. tearse, Berse, Toledo
Schr = Baker, Robinson, Chicago
Schr Tom Wren, Wood, BurWe l.
schr 3. X. LOomis, Morlty y, BuffaTo
schr American Eagle, -raman, Buffalo
SeOY II q. Williams. Kennedy Buldalo ...
Scow Lone star, Ellis, Toledo
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ID.
The first full regiment Of eolOred men
raised in Pennsylvsnis left to-day for
Norris Island to reinforce Gilmore army.
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EBHOItizens wishing conveyance 20 either Of thu
bgvs Trans or Boats viii be called for By Coaches
CfGtevsns' Omnibus tins, By leaviaF their addreII
ct the Omnibus Once, I47 Supsrior-Et next door %
the " eddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

~ pt. Gibsoai Proiessor, OF Medicine and
kleotToPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
siEs RheumatiBm, 6crofula, Neuralgia End all
nsTVouH diseaseaB and diseases Of the Brain,
fhHoets He4rts Lungs, laVer and Urinary Or
yuus, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
fiven 20 many formidable cases cured in this
city alBef other physicians hhd ihiled. see AZ.
Unfdsemenf IN smother column. Once No IIe
rfront -
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STKRLIEe's ANBRosIA FOR THE HAIR.-This
srticls is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive ssls. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh32 sEEoNa 3 ARNsERoHe.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
saW Ems, EI0urIng NIIls. g.

EOusunure one hundred Bsr esnt. b ordering
NO. / Eubricating Oil, -
eino1t e1usl q Lard Oh for mzohinsry. WnI send
~ =. '- VIC. sOOEAaDa 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

DELEGATES 70 CoEvENIIOE.-Thef follow
ing delegates to the Union County cOnven-
ton were nominated last night:
FIRST WARD.
H.F. Brayton, Franz Nussner, George D.
FrisseIl, S. Kongsr, L. NJ. Pitkin, E. R. Per
kins.
SECOND WARD.
Ansei Roberts, W. H. Hayward, Peter
Thatcher, Peter Dermsr, JnO. Givins, T. N.
Bond.
IA EEE THIRD WARD.
Amos Townsend, G. A. Hyde, Randall
Crawford, P. Gallagher, silas Bolden, j. J.
Tracy. 5ais.
FOURTH WARD.
I. h. Marshall, c. S. Ransom, H. N.
Hempy, L. smithnigbt, W. S. Jones, D. N.
Gardner.
FIFTH WARD.
William Collins, Charles Hiekox, A. Wan
gerir, F. ". Richt1, ". Lowry, John stu1z-
nickel.
SIXTH WARD.
DR.. William Meyer, Il. Wsndler, David
RADON, N. B. sherwin, J. Steiner, George W.
Calkins.
SEVENTH WARD.
James Mason, J. R. WOrswiok, Phillip
-sutOriOns, Theodore semmlow, Jacob Rhine
hart. u
EIGHTH WARD.
J. D. Palmer, b. B. DeWOlf, C. L. Russell,
J. Nesbit, h, J. Webb, NJ. A. Brown.
NINTH WARD.
F. P. Nelson, John Nevins, F. W. PeltOn,
William Dewitt, Nelson Purdy, N. B. Prem
tiss.
TEETH WARD.
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PoUEDs CHOICE
30 sUPnRTOR-sT,
iuly3O . -r. Opposite the Post Once.
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George BreSley, A. E. BurIssOn, Samuel
FurneI, S. H. Sheldon, George Nevall, R. H.
Becker,
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PATENTS.

PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are net Lio0nsed.
We Pahlish THE Soldiers Friend, % paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
send ~ your name and stamp, and We VIII send
aoopy resi OF twelve copies, one each month,
oFR cents.
Apply 70 rs in person or bJ letter, with stamp,
Rd yeur business shall have prompt attention.
Eses low, and no charge until afteF we have &C.
mp ishsd Whist We undertake.
O. G.. BRUCE,
lEcs-Lyman's Block. near the Court House,
Oeveland, snd No. As Ninth Street, Washing.
tons D. o. janSl:H
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coal 3 COKE.

=. 4. q. VTsTT.aoI
GOKEi COKEil OOKEHl-W. III
~ WALLACE SON, Manufacturers Of o o KI
nun 'hS la e 1 ffFBNt
Pure HammOndsVille Strip Vein Coal
AlsO-Deslsrs in said Coal for smithing and Domos
SIC Purposes. VIII fll orders for the celebratsd
JHFFERSOH FIRE BRIOK,
FIBE CLAY. tEround,)
srf a.a OHIHNIY TOR1, .lads
WATER PIP
W. a. WALLACE son,
HnmmondgTille, BfsrBon o. Ohia-
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GROCERIES 9 PR0W2IlH8

EGGS.-12 BBLs EGas IN STORE
CANNON / FREEMEF,
augs 2s'Riyer-st.
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F. P. Nelson, John Nevins, F. W. PeltOn,
William Dewitt, Nelson Purdy, N. B. Prem
tiss.
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AUCTION 8ALES.
SATURDAY AUGUST Is, 1863.
Splendid ROskwOod Z Octave Piano
Forte
At AUCTION. nY.............O. OrrrrR L soN.

Cutter Son will sell on Saturday August IS at
their Auction store No 34 Bank Street. at u O'Clock
precisely splendid octave Piano forte. scollopsd
front, mOuldipgs, carved legs-one the finest Pr
amos ever offered in this city. III Sc in want Of
really good Piano viii do we'll to attend the sale. II
Il now ready for inspection At our Auction Room.
Terms Cash, current funds At time Of sale.
augl2452
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good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
OF Manufactured Goods.
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BUBIFRss H0TIGKB

CLEVELAND wooLEs MILLS.
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A. q E. c. POPE,
superintendeuts, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
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J. D. Palmer, a. B. DeWolf, C. L. Russell,
J. Nesbit, Il. J. Webb, NJ. A. Brown.
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WOO OLRN OOlD
Consisting Of Plain and Fancy

GAsSIMERES,
DOESK1ES,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC
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James Mason, J. R. WOrswick, Phillip
-sutOriOns, Theodore semmlOw, Jacob Rhine
hart. u &
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William Collins, Charles Hiekox, A. Wan
gerir, F. W. RichtE, W. Lowry, John stu1z-
nickal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27
ChcrryieId Academy.

The Fall term of the CherryGcld Academy
closed on the 9th inst. The examination on
this occasion reflected much credit on the
students for the proficiency aud improvement
they exhibited, and On the instructors. Mr..
Elias Brookings and Miss Fannie ReimaD
for the signal fidelity and ability. they have
manifested in the discharge oil their duties
The branches taught during the last quarter
were more diversified than usual. Among
them we were glad to find. that particular
attention was paid To the History and Con.
stitution OF our Country, with both Of which
pralseworthy acquaintance was shown
The exercises were int erspersed with decla,
nations and the reading of original compo.
sitons. The letters came from the pens of
the female scholars, and were distinguished
by the selection of good subjects. executed
with that refinement Of taste and beauty OF
thought, peculiar to female writers. The
prize compositions, seven in number, ter
minated the examination. While it might
have been difficult to select The one which
possessed superior excellence, 1t may Justly
be said, they all deserved q prize. The sue
eessfnl competitor for this reward of merit
was Miss Clara Walden of Chcrryfeld -
The winter term commences the first day OF
December. x.
lRPu5hcaH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

InE NscaNT JUpoEsurp.--It ia .,a,.a !, !,
Judge Rice, having accepted tho NJ. snat
President of the Kenncbec and pns. u. OF
railroad, will resign his Office tho e.. "na
January. We take the liberty If nv nv Oh
Ex.Gov. Crosby of this city for tho "s si
although we are not sure fe would so,a p''c.'
having, as we understand. declined p. u,
appointment several years ago. I. ~o,,,s
however, be an excellent selection Wguu,
decidedly one OF the most learned ana e
lawyers in the State, and one WHOSE .,', .aes
naturally fit him for judge. His ,n U,,,ss'
ment would give much satisfaction r. 0, mt
section OF the State,-progress,re Aos '"''
fer5 we'll Elk Governor Crosby 81,
make an excellent Judge. i. could ba,dl, l..
ercellcd in this State; but We also ,.Ls,r
liberty. while it is in order to make .u...'
tions, to name Theodore c. woodm,n r.,
Of Bucksport, as suitable man for ,,oh
appointment. We are not quite .ara A..
he would desire the az pointment. bu. III
would accept the position, the rrcn,a :,
largo and those more immediately iu,er..,.,
would be most faithfully ard ably served :,
We believe the State line is located enc, \,
/ the pcnobscot.
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Thanksgiving Day.

We 20 to press one day earlier this week
to give all connected With the Office an op
por;unity to celebrate this day, OF conrse
printers as well a. others, occasionally need
2 day OF rest and il they have not, usually
as much OF this worlds goods as Others, they
certainly desire to have the privilege Of "eat-
ing, drinking and being merry" on thi,
annual Festive day, and should no. be de-
MED
The boys, from present appearance. will
be minus the skating ponds, and they will
hays 10 seek some other amusement.
Suppose We make a suggestion RICH, here,
appropriate to all, and that is. that for once
we make it point to 20 and bear the
Thanksgiving sermon. Rev. DR.. Tenney
will preach in the Baptis. house, and no
doubt viii give u. sermon which will am.
ply repay fyr the time sPen. in attending to
hear Il.
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Eastern Steamboat Line.

We understand that som. OF the citizens
.! Portland are agita,ins the subjcc. of es-
tahlishing steamboat communications BE-
tween Portlan3-ani Machias, and in,erme-
date points. |, seems 10 Us that such an
enterprise would pay. and what is better,
would be 81 very great advantage to the
rope q Eastern Maine, as well as Portland.
From our peculiar situation there is no
inned,ate pr3spec, Of railroad communion
ton with the outer world :" and VIC should
all the more readily. therefore, hail any
move u better our condition by increasing
the means Of inter communication by steam
boas. We are daily impressed with the fac;
tina: there j. large trade growing up be-
tween Puritan! merchants and the people On
oar coast, and - facilitate and increase this
bus ness, should be the care OF all. Port
land Is the point from whence the grei.
IVES: receives much of it. supply of fish, an
srtic.e which our people on the coast are
largely engaged in catching and curing a
cd portion of this trade now centres in
Portland With the increased facilities
which a steamboat running twice weekly, or
thrice weekly would give Us, this tIade
would be largely extended. How ,hi, en-
terpri.e, if it shall 60 into operation, shall
benefit Ellswor and the other towns in oul
county bordering on the coast, i, a question
is a littl. too much staging tor the passenger
aud grea. deal too much sailing for the
speedy transmission Of goods.