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YNHE subscriber has removed his ftock OF ao0
L to the store formerly occupied by 5. X,
WHITING a CO., on Main Street. | have just
returned from Boston With as
Good a SgocI OF Goods
as was ever offered ir this market, and viii be
sold al tho lowest market prise.
Wool Skins, Cali skins, &C., &o., taken in ex-
change.
Mt. Desert, April 23d, 's3. 3mH
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kSuulpcr Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | have contracted
with the Overseers of the Poor for the town of
>urry tor the support of the following persons as
paupers of said town, viz Samuel Trundy,
Lnoretia Trundy, Elizabeth Enos, Mary and Cor
della Trundy and children, and having provided
a suitable home for them at my dwelling house,
in said town, all persons hereby forbid harbor-
ing or trusting them on my account as | shall not
pay any bills of their contracting.
GEORGE W. ALLEN,
Surry. June ~, 1868. 3w'
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w "a n II Z ID
- = MEN to sell "TiaDLEY'5 HISTORY OF
<OsS THE GREAT REBELLIoN," In this State
for which fair Commission viii be paid
Any one wishing to engage 10 a pleasant bust.
ness, may address either in person or by nall,
e. u. aaarsh.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all con
| cerned that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Admnis ator OF the
estate OF
GEORGE W. GREEN, late OF Blueh,
in the County Of Hancock, yeoman, deceased, by
giving bonds the law Directs he therefore requests al
persons who indebted to the said deceaseds estate to
make immediate payment and those who have any do
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
JOHN L. GREEN.
June 18th 1863 "a
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nloriue Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, 29th.
Schr Senator Davis, Boston.
= Panama, Higgins, Bosaon,
Rupicola, Woodland, Boston.
Tarquin. Wood, surry.
Monday, 10th.
Tugvo,-n, ratton, DJston.
North Bnttery, Grant, Sur-y.
e" Revenue Cutter, Richardson.
CLEARED.
Monday, Goth.
+" Forester, Remick, New York.
Tuesday, eth.
Georgia., Bo,ton.
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stray Horse.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber,
Gently a red mare with black name and tail and
white star in her forehead. The owner is request
ed TO take her away and pay charges.
JUDE CHASE.
Bluehill, June 30, 1868. q
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Bark W Horton, Of Rockland, was at St
Thomas 18th inst, Ieaky. having been struck by
lightning the day previous.
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Sch Armadillo, of Portland, l0t tons, now at
New Bedford, has been purchased by Capt g.
Chase, commands her, and will hail from Boston
she will be continued in the eoasting business.
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Madam Zadoc Porifr's
BGisgm has been in use by
the public for over IS years,
and has acquired its present
sale simply by being rec nm
mended by those who haYr
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People in Maine are sometimes an
moved by letter writer's and Others speaking
of the portsmouth Navy Yard" Inc
situated IN kittery, Maine, II is known at
Washington and in all official documents, AZ
the Kittery Navy Yard.
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The total number Of sal and steam
vessels on the great lakes is l704. This IN
cludes every species Of vessel, hundreds OF
which could easily be altered 10 gunboats and
and privatecrs in case the government need
cd a formidable inland navy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

=
Hon. John Hutchins, special agent Of the
Government at New Orleans, brings
most hopeful account of the position Of
Union affairs in that section. BE has
done valuable service in recognizing Che
civil departments Of New Orleans. The
people almost upahimously admit that the
rebellion is failure, and hope, for ths
sake Of peace, that the tail end Of treason
may soon be squelehed. Mr.. Hutchins re-
ports IN favor Of re- establishing the [. S.
Mint, and thinks that its establishment
willmaEe the citizens feel more secure,
and demonstrate that the fixed purpose of
the Government is to forever hold New
Orleans. Many of the old Banks Of New
Orleans have become insolvent, having
subscribed at the commencement Of the
war for Confederate bonds, now worthless.
These Banks the people have no confidence
in, and arrangements are being made to
establish a National Bank, under the au-
spices Of the Controller of Currency. Mr..
Hutcbins has already forwarded instrqo-
tions and forms for its establishment A.
bout 10000 pounds Of cotton are reaching
the city daily, from hidden stores in the
interior Sugar is held at 8 cents, and
the supply is ample, though it is thought
that only 80 600 tons we're raised in the
State Of Louisiana during last year. The
health Of New Orleans remains good, and
there is no prospect of yellow fever. z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
RORRIGN NEWS.

p. CAPE RACE, August II.
The Asia, from Liverpool cd the 8th and
Queenstown on the 9th, passed Sunday
evening with two days later news. Eng
land, France and Austria have agreed to
send common note to Russia. An iron
ram, building in England for Russia, has
been hurried off incomplete
Paris bourse excited. Rentes declined Z.
It is reported Russia declines meeting
with the German kings
The London Globe announces, apparent
ly on authority, that an assurance has been
received that the American Consumption
was not intended as menace to England.
It says there is no interruption Of the gen.
eral amity Of the two countries.
The rebel loan was quoted on the 7th at
27625 discount.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Cotton closed hrm
and upward.
Breadstuffs quiet
Provisions firm.
Consols closed 92s a rs for money.
American stocks-Erie 20 81; Ill. Cen
trail 16 Is discount.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

-
Mr., Hiram Barney, our patriotic and
worthy Collector Of the Port has shown
excellent taste in appointing to and re-
taing in Office several gentlemen well
known in the literary and srt world. It
is noticeable fact and one that rebounds
much to Mr. Bsrney's credit, that seVersl
Of our hterai are numbered among the
Custom House officers. We will mention
few as they come to our memory. R, e.
Stoddard, the poet, has long held post in
the Debenture Room" B. B. Coffin,
tbetter known as Barry Gray T" may be
found almost any day, between the hours
of ten and three, in the "Auditors De-
partment.p Louis Gaylord Clark, Of the
Kniekerbocker Magazine; Richard Grant
White, the Shakespearean scholar John
Savage, the poet and drametist, and Chss.
2. Biggs, the, accomplished critic Of the
Sunday Courier, have each come in for g
share Of the sPoils Of Office" The hand
some-bearded ]. G. Derby, long at thehesd
Of publishing house in this city, wends
his way to the granite building every
morning. c. G. Thompson represents the
artists in the service Of Uncle Sam. The
principle is good one to employ men Of
genius wherever il is possible, or to give
them the preference, other things being
equal.-Homs Journal, august Is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
FRo1I CINCISNATI.


-.5s ~- 81 t.-s CIECIENArI, August 18
The Commercials Cairo dispatch says
that West Tennessee is cleared of guerriI-
las. Colonel Rowett commanding the
brigade that went north, captured Colonel
Campbell of the 2Sd Tennessee, ten cap
tains, two lieutenants, and thirty privates.
Colonel Hatch of the % Iowa, went to
Paris and drove out Richardson's, Bif1e's,
and Wilson's guerrillas.
The 1st Alabama cavalry retired to
Glendale with ten prisoners. The 18th
Missouri captured one Captain and FIVE
privates in the vicinity of Ripley.
Bragg is at Chattanooga with 25,000
men. He has lost 10, 010 men by disertion.
Johnston's army, numbering $4,000, Is
at Brandon aud Enterprise. It has lost
one-thind by desertion. The mountains Of
North Alabama are full Of deserters from
JOpston's and Bragg's armies.
The gunboat Cincinnati has been raised
and is now undergoing repairs at Vieks-
burg.
Governor Shorter of Alabama has issued
an address to the citizens of that State
urging upon them the impres5ment of
slaves into the Confederate service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

Another claimant for the honor Of hsv-
ing traced the sources Of the Nile, is in the
field Signor Miami, Venetian, has re-
Gently published letters at Alexandria, in
which he declares that he feels himself
bound to destroy the happy illusion into
which Captains Grant and Spoke have fall
en- in supposing themselves to be the real
discOTereFs Of the sources ol the Nile,
against which illusion he solemnly protests
before all the world. The statements Of
Signor Miami appear TO be entitled To
credit. he enjoys the confidence Of the
viceroy, and under the auspices Of his late
Highness Said Pashs, undertook an expe-
dition in 1860 for the purpose Of deciding
the great geographical problem. In 1851
be published map Of his journey, Whi-1.
he says, zssiiff esptNins Speks and eEs1' On
possessed they would not hsyeeSS@nss ~ MI ~
together different river fAdid 6ot ses :
which unfortuna'gone to London to dis
sign99SS 99SSs Question with the English explor-
ers before the Royal Geographical Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
The calling Tyranny Of the Rebel Govern.


The following extract from the letter Of
Southern man will show how much
would be gained by exchanging the free
dom and privileges enjoyed, even by the
worst sympethizers with the rebellion, in
the North, fur the unmitigated tyranny Of
JEFF. Davis, with which Vsllandighsm and
his friends are 50 greatly ensmored.
The writer says:
The only signs Of. Government manifest
among rs are the tar collector, ond the bayOh-
Heited soldier hurryiag some poor devil into
the eOnseriptioH, OF RiggeTs 10 the f feGtioHs
People are beginning to find out that liber-
ty regulated by law, bill Of rights and
such like old fogyism, really do amount to
something after all, and they are beginning
to cay if they had known secession would
lead to such events, they never would have
voted for it. Things are working. The
last eonscriptiUn has weakened the force
Of our aFmies in the affections Of the peo-
pie. The tyranny is CALLING, and will
work its own cure after a while. A great
many of our people, despsring Of settle
ment of affairs, are leaving the country,
never to return. "lE 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. 10. 1858
secessionists in windsor, Canada.

secesaiOnists in Windsor, Canada
secessionists and "skedaddlers from
the United States, escaping across the De-
troit river, have taken up their abode in
The town of Windsor, opposite Detroit. The
fellows are carrying on with high hand,
and by intimidation and violence, ore hsv-
ing things pretty much their own way-tO
the great annoyance and distress Of the
Inhabitants. The lawIessness OF the
seamps IS quite intoierable, and the tame
submission of the people Of Windsor thus
far, emboldens them to Perpetrate new and
fresh indigRfties. Several cases have
lately occurred where CT izens have been
severely beaten, and others sWindled-and
the people dare not raise their voice against
it. They defantly threaten to shoot any
man who shall presume to get out war
rant for their arrest They disturb wOr-
shipping congregations on the Sabbath as
kind Of pastime. The Essex Record,
semi-secesh paper, commented upon these
proceedings in severe terms, stating moth
ing but facts well known to all A bully
visited the editor, and by threats and in
tmidation, compelled him to give him
document denying the truth Of the whole
statement. The Detroit Advertiser voueh-
es for the truth Of these statements in ev-
cry particular. The actors In these scenes
are Kentuckians, and other pinks Of
aohivalry."
Itis said that Vallandigbam is about 10
take up his abOdein the village Of Wind
sor. The convicted traitor will there find
e6ngenial society among the secesh chiV-
airy +" buIlies and blackgards from the IN
comparable South Probably the society
Of these cOngenial scOundrsls is what at-
tracts the banished convict to Windsor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

Coppsrheads Working for the Rebellion.
The rebel sympatbizsrs at the North are
busy. Rule or ruin seems to be their
motto Their unkbly and insatiate lust
forOfioe and power has eaten out tho soul
and spirit of patriotism. Influenced BY
partisan maleyolence, they would reck-
lessly hazard the stability of the Govern
ment and the welfare of the country to
accomplish their designs. These selfish,
bad men know that their hour for work is
short-thst what they do must be done
quickly. The Government is gaining such
power over the rebellion that its plans for
the restoration Of its authority, over the
revclted States, viii be speedily success-
full, unless thwarted at once. Besides, the
diseouragement and gloom in the seeded
States is becoming 50 intense and saddeH-
ing, that, unless ohesred and inspired
by more animating, stimulating prospects
the rebellion itself may yield, without the
ability, even with the aid of Northern Cop
perheads, to dictate terms to the Lincoln
Government
No man can fail to see that revolution
in feeling in sentiment and in hope is e4-
tepsively going on in the rebel States
Many of the hitherto stoutest and most
ardent supporters Of the rebellion are now
tired Of it, admit-iheir failure, not a few
y see and admit their mistake, and are ready
e and anxious to give up the contest and
submit to the restored authority Of the
National Government, and exchange the
hard despOtism of the insurgent dynasty
for the protection Of a just and benign
Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
Quirer with Roseersas' army says, lady
resides near Tullahoma who has two sons
in the rebel army, who, one day recently
pssstd through her yard in line of skir-
mishers in General Bragg's force. About
fifteen minutes after two other sons in our
army, in an Illinois regiment, passed
through in chase Of the Others. She had
not seen some Of them for several years,
and now met two in pursuit OF the other
two, fifteen minutes in the rear only.
broiher against brother.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

The New York Post, speaking Of the
threats given out abOct another outbreak
in New York when the draft is resumed,
says: We do not think these threats will
ever be executed, but we would neverthe-
less be ready, and every loyal citizen
should have good arms in his house, and
should learn how to use them well, and
should make such arrangements with those
shout him. that in case Of an emergency
they might act together with the greatest
CELEBRITY and efficiency"
Rioters viii meet with a warm reception
il they show their heads in New YOrl
again. They will not have it their OWL
Wsy this time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

TEE excursion on the Morning Star, for
the benefit of the Bethel, which occurs on
Thursday, will doubtless attract large
crowd of people, desiring to exchange the
dust and heat of the city for day amid the
rsviEifying breezes of Lake Erie, and for a
visit to the Islands. The object of the ex
OursiOn is an exceedingly worthy one.
As there appears to be some anxiety about
two or three points, in regard to the above
excursion, we pledge the veracity of Captain
Viger and Rev. VIM. Day that the Morning
Star, uuavOidabIy excepted, will land at Put
in -Bay-that Lsland's Band will accompany
the party-snd that William R. Mould will
have the tables well supplied with all that
may be needed by those who would like to
take glass of ice cream, or who do not wish
to carry basket. 7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
Chnnre Of Rnse.

Last year the New York Democratic call
for State Convection was to all "patri-
otic citizens who agree in sustaining the
Government in the prosecution of the e4-
listing war against therebelliOn by all the
means within the power of loyal people,
This year the Democratic call for State
Convention invites only those who are in
favor Of the restoration Of the Union and
the re-establishmeut of the Constitution" /"
The change Of phTaseOlogy is significant.
Nothing Is said about sustaining the Gov
ernment."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
UNION MEETINa AT ROCHEsrRR.

1 ROCHESTER, August Is.
A Constitutional Union meeting con-
vened to-day. The object appears to be
for consultation on the subject Of the next
President, and organizing in different
States the cid Wing Bell and Everett ele-
ment. Representatives from several States
were present, including Missouri, Ken
tueky, and Wisconsin. It is expected the
definite course will be determined to night.
An address to the people is contemplated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
Disaster on Lake HurOn--FOur Live.


Captain Yigsr of the steamer Morning
Star, informs Us Of sad disaster on Lake
Huron, which occurred last week, the precise
day he did not know. The steamer PlOw
Boy broke her'engine and came too under one
Of the islands in Lake Huron. A small
boat, containing the clerk of the PlOW Boy,
Mr.. Parks, and three others, was sent off to
procure assistance from some quarter ofwhich
we are not advised. The boat with the four
men was lost. Clerk Parks was nephew of
the owner of the PlOw Boy, Theodore Parks,
of Maiden. ..-....
The tug Michigan was sent from Detroit to
the relief of the PlOw Boy on Monday of
this week.
The Detroit papers viii doubtless contain
fuller particulars of the sad affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
SKIRTS.
CLEVELAND HOOP SKIRT co
l41 Superior-St., under Weddell House, and
also, 1914 0ntario-St.

This Company, haviug opened Sales Rooms in this
0ity, Reg leave to call the attention of the public to
their own manufacture,
Ist.. We keepa LABeER STOCK than any whole
saler in the State.
I'd. We maxi a greater variety of Styles, Shapes,
Sizes and Qualities than any Manufacturer IN the
United States. .--|-
Cd. The steel and ell the material for Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state to the aesroOm, under
our own supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
customers can obtain skirts from houso without
paying second pr fit.
sS- -AlsO-the largest assortment OF OOrsets and
Spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
HS-uur Retail Department is IN charge Of compe-
tent Ladies.
p8-Herchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
EBANh BBOS., PrOprietOr5,
aug3 ~ SupeTinr and iei Nnt'riN-Sia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
PlANO8.
Z C. LIG HTE & co
Il Late Lighte Bradburysl
Piano Forte Manufacturers,

42l Broome-5t-s east OF bfoa1Na5H n L
Mr.. F. L1GHTE, the original founder Of this we'll
known Estabishmeut senior partner, and only prac-
tica Piano Forte Maker OF the late firm Of 2" Lighte
Bradburys," having retained his T EOI birds tnie-
res, in the whole busnsss stock materials, &C and
Sole PrOprietorsnip in his Valuable Parents inciu
svs of his celebrated Patent Insulated Iron Frames
is the only one who can maze the Superior Piano
rortes which this house has been 90 popuar. All in
frnReuents on mis- right will be prosecuted according
70 law. p5-All Piano Fortss from this mznufactory
warranted perfect in respect for hye years
20. LIehTE 4 CO.,
iuuel3.4sT s2i Broome st MY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
KNABES PIANOS. a
IA gTETg
GEO. a. BARLOW, Agent,
no. Q Euelld-st., Cleveland, Ohio,
P j a NO s. /.

from the celebrated mandatory OF WM. KHABE
: CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the full iron
frame, oVerstrung bass, and all the latest improve
ments and for volume and evennes5 tone, easy and
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70 any other manufacture. All intending to gat
Piano, should not fail to these Instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.