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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT ON
II THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN 18Th AND 18Th
STREET5, For SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Sncii'n the premises EsDAY the 2sh
April 1868 at ~ oco'k the large brick Te'emen looa
rs above ScJoning Mr. Hershs bakey The Lot has front
AK feet and depth Of l65 feet The locator good che for
business purposes.
TERMs-Cash credit at the option Of the purchaser The
taxes apd Insurance for 1868 to be paid by Purchaser
Rp22- CODDIN A APPERsON Lpc.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the arm of
IN NAY, in Charlottesville that being Court day, my
STEAM SAW MILL,
Meehums River Depot the Central Railroad Bald Mil
repaired In the Winter Of 1861 by MS Talbot Brother
Richmond.
Adv person wishing the Mil by going % Ne
chums River Depot For further information apply Mess
Talbot Brother, Richmond
Rp1l-4m VIM JARNAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

STOCK AT AUCTION-WE WILL SELL
- Al our once THURSDAY, ga Inst. q. 10 O'clock
$1,000 Confederate PER cent coupon bonds,
5000 do do 10 registered bonds'
1900 virsiria regirtered ponds,
5000 do coupon do,
$3.50 Confederate coupon bond, - "a Mte
roo do resistered do do do,
as Share, Rich'd Exporting and Importing 70,
90 do Va. Central z. 4. stock,
s4ece North Carolina per cent bsnsr
s''vrs s,'.,ss Richa and Dsnvne Z stock,
a. a. Rank Commonwealth DO,
en- 40 Old DomnIon Insurance DO,
~ IA Insurance 90. State Of Va do,
.oa pf.h,d and Petersburg r. per sent bond,
Soo ". t.-atrsi 3. 3 ss R9It bond,
aSS0 DO do Ia ID W 40
1000 ctr Of Lynthburg 200. ne, cent, bond
spqo-tds La. AtA w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
OK BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON THE NORTI

MA DEAUllfUL Luis, ON The NORTH
~ eide Of Cary bttSeen Madison and Belvdere srees nd 70
Lots In Sydney In Of residence Of Capt Chs Y Morris for
sale at auction
VIII be sold at eucon the premises on WEDNESDAY the
29h APP H. 1863 at ~ O'Clock, NJ six beautiful lois located
as above each fronting 83 fee on tie north side OF Cary
running back l5S feet TO a wide alley.
After which, VII be sold liable OF The
Of Capt Chs Mo Ms md abort distance Mr. John c.
Skaters Tedenceach having front OF al ut 80 feet and an
average depth Of about 40 feet.
The particular attention Of the public the sale Of the
foregoing IL t. as II probabe this Is the last chance for some
time 70 come TO sectre lots that improving regborhood
TknhaCRah credit. 'hH 49,
taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchVej
ap23 G0DDIN 4 APPERSoN, Auct's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, AUors.

MINE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
IN s0UTH-slDE OF CLAY STREET, SHORT DISTANCE
BEYOND TUE WESTERN CORPORATION LISR, P0R SALE
AT AUCTION-wil be sod auction, the premises
THURSDAY, the 2sd April, 1885, At ~ o'clock, p ~ NINE
w W wilkins having thereon parcel excellent fruit
'front.' OF about 80 feet and depth Of $50 feet TO An
alley These the beautiful lots the
ket the attention Of those wishing TO Invest
such prope ty.
credit Al the option OF the purchaser Inc utS
10, an n' Is " '' f- y GoDDIs APPlRsoN, Auss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
.HEADQRS DEPART OF HENRICO.-
II R,cHNoSn, April is, 1s63.
[EXTRACTl

In oh deHce paragraph XXX Special Orders No. 81 Ad-
juant aud Inspector Generals Oce April g. all officers on
duty In this city vii person at these headquarters with.
delay and file copies Of The orders by VIII Oh they put
upon duty. BY order Of
Brig. Gen. JOHN II. wYNDER,
j. W. PToRAM, A. A. Gen. oom'dg Department.
sp21- q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

TOBACCO.
They VIII slso negotiate through cir friends sou Carroll
na AID Georgia. fer the puTch Of Coton and
rtnce IN Buneis ard acquaintance with buyers they
dent that the rrtss Of their gnors win folly
la their hands, and effort shall pared TO rene Subtraction
10 all those who mty favor them with their psf onsee
hand. LUCIIIs l. AMIR
BANIE5, BRoS. e. CO.,
ALFRED T0LLESON,
81 South Car Ina.
THos. Y. CATLETT,
GWATKIN & CATLETT
N. B.An parties having uness with LAMAR RRos 4 Co.
will find their Office House.
RICHMOND, Va April s, 1868 apI0-cw
NOTlCE.-Persons having business with the
~ BRANCH BANF OF VIRGINIA, at Fredericksburg, VIII
ind the oAcers ct the BANK or VIRGINIA IN city Cup
stars) W
w The public cautioned against receiving one and tive
dollar notes Of the Bank Of Virginia payable fredekburg
dated I'd January 1852 and numbered from 1900 cusive
which we're never issued by the Bank, but stolen from ysu
by the Army OF the United States or rs camp follower
faq-u GORnnN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

For The accommodation Of persons sng attend above
tae Special Train will leave the pepot OF the Fhmnnd Fre.
iailv. i Nj II Sson Ipnts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

Ell.wor,h-Dee. 81 Freddie Cutting putton
Youngest son Of Henry 4. and Helen +, Dutton
Ellsworth-Dsc. 2lth, Beniaa G. Woodwar d
formerly Of sutton Y. II. aged IS years
IN. Ii. papers please copy.
hInehill-peo 23l, sir. Jeremiah E,ton, aged
IS years member Of TIE "a Baptist churea
Corinth-Dec 18th, Henry W. dorsey, aged 20
wears. Q months and % days,
baltimore, Md.-lGth ult., Anne Burr, vile OF
Z. 5. Courtney. -
BrookIin, n Y-Dec. 18th, of typhoid fever.
Charlie II. Witherspoon. aged - years ana
man,bs. SON of the Ia e Capt. R. X. Wethefspoon
of Camden, Me.
Pattern of truth and virtue, whore art thou
Mnst those return n more, and art thou dead
Could not the grave forget thee, and lay low
SINE less majestic, less beloved head
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Land in Franklin, Me.

A BOUT 5000 Acres of Land-supposed To
"A contain, average, about five thous-
and Of stumpage to acre, of spruce, hcmioek
and pine, besides much hard wood, and good
growth of young, thrifty juniper-a pond or lake
near the centre, of about 1000 acres with good
water power at its outlet. This pond flows, by
the present dam, about 1000 acres of meadow,
which can be put into grass, to great advantage,
by Withdrawing the AowaSc.
The Mill is but short distance from tide wa
ter where the lam. er is loaded.
This property by mortga &c fell into the hands
Of the present owners, who reside at a distance,
a nd the land will be sold at an immense bargain
to any one who has the faculty and inclination to
manage it.
For further information apply to Col J. l..
LAWRENCE or to LEVI BARTLETT CO.,
Sw4SS No. 2 Long Wharf, BosroN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Horlca OF FORECLOSURE.


Whereas. q orto z, KiH alley, of Gonl l.borou h,
In the County of IItpslcA All StIlo uf Maine, on
the twelfth day Of June, ISIS, by his deed OF
mortgage Of that date, recorded IN Hancock reg
istry, volume lU1, rase lil, conveyed to the I'M
derslsued. "A parcel OF hnl situated in Goul Is
h3fau. n aipre=aid, and bouudol fellows: Be-
,innill.. at the shore ul Jones Cove at the south
VT corner + Jos. g. Hills lot; thence north
rastcrly on said Hiils iae to the western side Of
the town road; thence nofthcgy by sail road to
sand p. l.. Iljl's Line; thence oasterly by
.3il Ui!l,' line to the western side Of the county
raat; thence soatberiy by said road to John
KInE-le,'s line; thence westerly on said John
Efnr.iev's line to within ninety-slX feet u tht
eastern side Of the town road; thence southerly
sarallel with the said road u angl that west
crIy line will run srai ght line through the cen
ter Of the dwell.n, house owned by said George
n. Kingsley and John Kingsley tc tie town road
thence n,ltLery by said road 10 the corner OF JOS
g. Iiii's house lot; thence eastefly at riSht an
Gle with the town road eli ht rods; thence north
erly. parallel with said road, ten rods; thence
westIey at right angl,s ght rods to the eastern
si.Ie of Inc town road; thence southeIly by said
roai u John Kingsley's line; thence westerly on
said kns,lcy's line and fence to the shore thence
naftAelIy by the shore to the place Of beginning,
being the land decided said twelfth day OF June
A. D. 1858, by the undersigned to said George b.
Kin ,slev, and reconyeyed 10 me by the mortgage
aforesaid together with one-half of the house and
buildings thereon; and whereas the conditions OF
sal 1 mortgage having been broken hereby claim
to forecIose the same and give this notice in ac-
enrdance with the statute in such cases made and
nroyiled. THOMAS HILL,
BY ARS9 WiswELL, his Atty.
December 3d. lsG?, 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Charles pow Of Hancock, in The Cpua-
" It Ian 'otl and stats f Mann, by his Iced Of
fiieft te .!tte,l the =enaul DIV Il lGHIfy, A. D.
SIS. tu4 recorded IN Han ,cA Registry, yai. 100
page - c,nycyed u ne, tae anieS,t 5nel, a GER
- ftrcpl OF tract Of l,al, with tslwe.ia. house
-catc.j thereon situated in sail Haue.cs and
b5uu led rs llaws, siz:-He Ginning at stake
af.t stone north Of the county rod leading 10
Ellsworth an from the4e. raa inertia tairtJ h'e
am uue-La.t degrees el,t to bunch OF alder
trees AMI IL st hc, sixteen rcd, aud tour feet, from
taeace run mouth sixty degrees west, distance
about ten rods, to ,Aim1el Abbutts eastern line;
tr=m thcuse run soutbes5y b. sad sh.Eau,l Alb
hit line to the c UNITY road AL from thence
eastrriy ~ said roai 10 tie first mentionc !
bound, c.Atliaiu- one nee, luotc OF less. And
whereas, the c.uIitiJus of said IN rtstse have
been brose hereby claim to f5recl'se the same
N accordance with tue statutes in sucn cases made
and provided. ALoA%p Abbott.
Hancock, Dec 2tth, lSf2. 50
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~. III. EDDY,

A TIER an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
n years, continues to secure Pateuts in the United
States also in Great Britain, France and ether Foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments
and all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed lib
eral ten ms and with dispatch. Researches made in o
American Foreign works, to determine the validity or
utility Of Patents Inyentonsand legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching he same Copies OF the
claims of any patent furnished by remng One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency Is not only the largest in New England but
through it inventors have advantages for securing Pa
tents. Of acertanins the paentabity Of Inventions, un
surpassed BY il not nnmeasuraby superior to- any which
can be offered them elscwhc-c. The Testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and US 81 Cess
Is TIE BEET PROOF OF ADV ANTAdEs AND ABiL
iTY. he would add that he has abundant reason to be-
eve and prove. that at other oce of the kind
the charges 0I profess lna services mo erate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate vast coiec
tesss 'i''H''o''' anu 0''''' s'''0"' '''''' pa
These. besides hi. extensive library Of legal and me
caacal works, and full Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe, render MIN able beyond
question to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington T. procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here saved
Inventors.
TEsrIMoStALs
- regard MI. Eddy as Of the mod raYqbie aud
successful practitioners with VIII IN have Lad ol..ai
intercourse" CHARLES MAS5N,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent ana u "SftDF
thy aud more capable Of putting their applications in
form to for them early and fayplac consider
alton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BU RKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr.. r. II Eddy has made for M THIRTEEN appli-
Cations all BIT Of which patents have been grant,
ed, and that is PtHiing. Such nisakaable proof
OF great talent and ability his part leads to recon-
mend ali inventors to apply u hin to procure their pa
tents. rs hey may he Of tsiHg, the most iul
attention bestowed their cases and at very reasonable
charsesn JOHN TAG6Akf.
During eight months, the subscriber, in of his
tarEe prfrir.. made tccr rr applications, SIN
TEEN APPEALS ~ E;i uN Of which decided
ia has f4tgr, by tAe Commissioner VI Patrats.
4. II. EDDY.
huston, Dec IL ls6! ly4JS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
SOMETHING NEW FOR CH0lRS.
SINGING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS.
THE VOICE OF pRAISG

A volume Of Sacred Music, with new and
attractive Features.
RENDERING 1T THE
MOST DESIRABLE WORK OF THE KIND,
FOR rng USE or THE
Choir, Sinying-Seh0oi, Masicat Conrcntion
and the Home Circle.
BY EDWARD HAMILTON
- This book is not one Of series of Triennial
productions made to supply market artihcaliy
create J. but is the embodiment of the best fruits
of the labor of its author in selection, arrange
ment and composition, during period OF thirty
years devoted to Sacred Music.
Ez-SpcciaI attention is directed to the fact th't
this book is printed from large clear type, the OBJ
iect being rot to sec how much could be crowded
into it but how we'll it could be done We have,
therefore, handsome, open page, with but one
part on staff, except in few standard, we'll
known tunes selected for congregational use.
Price ST. single, 50 per dozen.
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid, on re-
ceipt Of price. Speeiioen Pages sent free on
application.
Oliver Ditson & Co., Publishers,
3mi8 277 Washington Street, Boston.
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War NCwS,

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and at as late an hour as the mails vii
admit Of.
Abstracts, or the full text, of all the
Reports and Messages of the State and
National Administrations published
Good stories, culIcd from the Maya
zines, and selected from the current liter.
a.urc of the day, will appear on the out.
side, except when unavoiiably crowded
out by more important matter.
The great aim of the Publishers will
be to make up a good Local Newspaper
one that shall be welcomed because it con
,ains matters of IloME INrERE.T
All the LEGAL NOTICES ordered to be
published in the county, appear ia The
american; this is important 70 business
men.
The mechanical appearance Of the
American will not suffer, in comparison
with any Of the local papers IN the State
No long editorials will be indicted On
the reader, to the exclusion Of more i'm
portant matter. " DreYity IS not only tae
soul Of wit, but il is the lie Of news
paper.
\ Market aud Marine Report viii
appear weekly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

CIUTI0Nt- More are genuine unless the
words =" HOLLOWAY, New YoRE AND LONDON" are
discrnabie as a Wat5r marx in every leaf in the
book Of directions around each pot or box; the
some may be plainly seen by holding The ieef to the
tight. A handsome reward win be given to any
ore rendering such information as may lead to the
detection Of any party or parties counterieiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing them
to be spurious.
- sold at the mandatory of Professor HoI..
LowAy. so Maiden Lane New York, and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world. in boxes, at 20 cts
62 cents and 8 each.
II There is considerable saving by taking the
Ia ger sizes. eow1yi5
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of atients
ia every disorder are affixed to each box,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do your duty to yourselvesl Protect
your Health!

- Read The f5ti5tciH7, jtgt ysccpsd the dan from
Washing fon
WASHINGTON, d. c.
T. HOLLOWAY. NJ D.:
Dear Sir: Il avail myself Of this opportunity
10 express my gratitude for our kindness in be.
ing SO prompt IN sending me yonr valuable Pills
and Oiatmeat, Hundreds Of poor soldiers have
been made comfortable and well by the use oil
your medicines, and they all can testify to their
healing powers aad capabiIity of giving instant
relief Ii hts. within my own observation. saved
many poor soldier from long sickness and much
Suffering. Yours truly,
D G.NUSE, Washington, D. C.
November 4th, lsG2. 3m50u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

w '''''i ""s recruited IN Br90klin, Seig
wich, Bluehill Brooksville, to a large ey
tent The number of wounded, belongin,
to these towns is quite large. We bay
heard ct the following Tsaac Bridges O
eedgwick had his right arm shot off ,Jamo
d. Marks OF do, was wounded in thigh
b. W. Cole, Brooklin, wounded in ler an,
had 1t amrutated; Leander Carter of do
wounded in les';, Moses Long BIuehilI wa,
Killed Frank ingalls, do, wounded David
NJ. Allen, Of do, missing Charles GRAY. do
wounded in arm.
The Dramatic Entertainment on this
Thursday eve, at Lords Hall, is given to
raise funds for the benefit Of the soldiers
The "DIrigo Club kindly volunteered for
the occasion, and the Ladies, always beneyo-
lent and considcrate, have as generously CON
tributed to load the tables with the most
tempting cdibcs. 1t is not throwing money
away 70 ezpend it in this way, but it is
contributing a mite towards assisting the
poor soldier.
The next session OF the Maine Lesis.
laturo will commence on Wednesday, Jan.
/ 1th, Among the names mentioned as pres-
dent Of the Senate are Hon y. \. farwel
Of Knox, aud Hon John \. Peters of p,
nohseot, and FIR Speaker of the House,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
,ou is the time TO Subscribe for The
Ellsworth American
For 1900.
One Dollar and Fifty Gents only
in Adudnce ,

The 1Xth Volume of the american
commences January 23d, 1868. One
dollar and Fifty Cents, in advance, will
pay for a copy for one year.
The Publishers hope, and confidently
expect, to make the american a welcome
visitor into every loyal household in the
county. 1t will be their aim to give all
the important and reliable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

!TAndrcw T. Foss, Agent OF the Ma,sa-
ehasetts Anti.siayery Society, will speak on
the state q the country, at Lords Hall in
Ellsworth, dc first Sunday in January ls63.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

NCTICE,
FAYiNG rroyidel amply for tic sustcnaace
aul comfort Of my family during my AL
,gaea from home, hereby rid all persons trust
iHe them on my accouat, as [ will MT p1y any
oils, unless contracted On my written order.
WILLIAM L. BURLEIiH.
Ellsworth, Dee. 18th, lst2. 3wj0
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Volunteers Attention Indi5creuons of
Youth.

5 res and Ulcer., Elo,rAes and Swellinss. can
with rtajaty be ra3ieaNy cured, il tAe Pills ATE
tuhen night and morning, and the Ointment be
freely used rs stated in the printed Instructions -
If treated in any other manner, they dry rp in one
part and break cat ia another Whereas th,s
Ointment MI remove the Lemors rom tie system
and leave the pet.eat a vigorous aad healthy IN m
It VIII require little perseverance, in bad Cases
TO insure Il lasting cure.
Tor Wounds either ocoaaionod by the Bay
onet, Sabre or the Ballet, Sores or Bruises
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liabI',
there are no medicines 50 safe, sure ard e0nyau-
lent as IIcljogay'S Pills and Ointment. The ,or
wounded and aim DYING sufferer ght have his
wounds dressed mmediat9l", il he would only
provide himself with this matchless Ointment,
which should be thrust into tle wound and smear
ed all around it. then covered with piece Of linen
from his kn1psack and compressed with a hand
kerchief. Taking night and morning or Pills
to cool the system and prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers knapsaek and oeamaas chest
should be provided with these valuable remedies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

Soldiers Special Notice. Do your duty
I" t'4r-"ist- pr.taHt yaat Hetta use HOLLOW ~ !,
PILLS H6INfHESf f5r f.a ia. : ,7rs Howell c mn.
Prints ard f.sf' they I, rf.,' al ..Izd. full
do t9, t11sa szG ay.tseEJ b,N. O.y - luis
lHtJ III
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ka:, EENENg.


All who have Friends and Relatives ia the Army
or Navy should take g .ecial care that they be
amply suF'lted With these Pills ard Ointment; and
where tue brave S1lajrs and sailors have neg ct
ed 20 provide themselves with 'hen, hU beer
present en- be set them by their friends Toy
have been proved to be the Soldiers never fail In
friend in the hour Of need.
Coughs and Colts affecting Troops.
VIII be speedily relieved and edectuatly cured
by using these admirable medicines and by pay
iug proper attention to the Directions which are
attir.ea t each Pit Of Boz.
Sick Hesdaehasa and Want of Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.
These feelings which so sadden Us usually arise
from trouble OF aane yaucrs INSTRUCTED perspfa-
tion, or e..tins and drinking whatsoever isunwdole-
me, thus disturbing the hea,th!ui action Of the
liver aud stomach. These organs must be rc,iey.
cd, il sou desire to be we'll. The Ptlis taken az
coriipg to tie printed instructions, viii quickly
produce healthy action ia bot4 iycI and st5il-
ach and NJ natural consequence a clear Lead AM
good appetite
49, 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

Persons calling for tie a5ave lat.ors viii please
say advertised. L. b. JORDAN, +. NJ.
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Tuz DISABLED STEAMER MfsENAc Al Pom
4 .y,f.-l etter- from lil,tuH He'd Island
.,.o..ff n. tie intel i-,nce giscu IN our col
UNITS GA >.tuI-ay, that the steamer NeiF1'
l...... ID. tLr Bank. expedition, had put IN
t. tlle=att Of at Port Royal IN distress
> = arrived aa Sunday. ia, 2l't instant with
ONE 81 l4er engines brlsen. TIE tre , ca
hoard y r, marched ashore, where thy wer'
L, rem ia until tie vessel -oult b. lrelar-
.rit5-I.ut t. >ca again The brJ&en engine
it was supposed, could be replired IN a tw
DAYS. The Mstriinac j, ths eighth vessel OF
Tie Bank, expedition that has pat laso The
harbpr Of Port ROYAL, Of which hSe have
sailed and two have teen condemned
The EMANCIPATION PRoclAAATIoN- The
Washington correspondence OF the New
York Post Of the Goth says
.. The President will issue the long cx-
peetei emancipation proclamation On New
Years day. II is certain to come IL Tune
lasts. Within few days Mr.. Lincoln has
cen implored by more than one pro-sla'ery
man to save the institution in the re2el
states. or in other words 10 recede from the
PROMISES of his September Proclamation
HIS reply 20 one OF these gentlemen was very
emphatic. and the caller came away con,
WINGED thar nothing short OF miracle would
change the determination Of the President
and AZ God does not work miracles in favor
Of slavery, the proclamation is sure to be
issued one week from to day Inc Demo
cratic members of Congress prefer to believe
that the President will recede-or at least
most of them do. The border state men
have been Of the same opinion, but they all
know better now, and have really gwen up
all hope.