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4 BEVERAGE BONDS OF TEE CITY OF Gill
CAGO. tIrT EoAPTzoLLxas OFTtGs.s
CHICAGO, Sept II. 1891
eessd ercpos4!4 Will be rsctlved q. this o:nce
til TUESDAY. 3EFrEM Ser 18th. AT e O'CLOCK
NJ, whea tie s4r { vii be publicly opened- sos tho
wrolt os ah7 part ct ona tultr.d th0usa1d tiolszu
f@100 COD OF So EeTage focds. authorized BY edctiou
l6 G 83ter 7tt Ct the Eaylseu CITY GhAf.er ct Es
Iu4ry Eth 1868 Ct the ueoom:aauoc OF or thousand
dollars each dhtct Jnly 1st 16 a7d p.yF b!a IA Now
York twec+y Ave years cftAr their dsta Nth coupo1a
fot a1ter9s! It as rate q keycn % Ee cant PC: aa-
EuE6 - P.o;1Ect. =. ..et7 sc3:,a puon.
Tie proposals u.! specify taB amount @s4IEtd. thu
r1ce Bid $50 thereof. ard the olacs ct dosyefy
xietneF CNtcsco. New Tosk 0, Bus:on. Tno 2st5ea
w.eFe prcposa.s aro accepted will recrt7o !nifs1a
tun Of Iha sauao At ibis o'ca. 4t tho Office e Ma
Dsccan Ete1E21 4 Co. NeS T1rk. Or q As;st3 =
E, 1haIer 4 Ras, Boston, a. may be dt3:saHe6 lp
tkcIr r:o.cqsls where they Will 10 70
i,lin avs ays after o1e1lcE :! iae RtTPo@. " 49,
.nc .ps ntniue them fcspectafe:y: r!tn ~ 7So
rr.t,tEe tlcre1n nua tbs aMouns o. imssees "a -
rnn-o-s 10 the t!ne CT derestt G. 9ayn...t. tonQA
III r. 5r1t:ered la Chicago SeCtsnbcF Ittn. anu N
w VnT+ nnI Bc3ten September i9t2. at tae placEa
Es al "a rsf:fss rct:t:- to them ard tey will
- aGrrd fa.cts: from tn. ttne Of thet- deposit or
p1IenEs n:orocIrc2 should - ssa1ei, end eadorssd
vi rrcnofa:i Tor sewerage Ho11s." A7a addresen %
,te and wEeze .ac pa-tG4 i. kuoT1
10 hiu1 should contain references
bI1 iess than pay II be considered. Taa Comp
treler reserves. ~ Hsa1 The l21. . Jf3cet aoJ o.
Ill the Ida II the public utersts should EeQ1re 1t.
tta-u2Si~lt s. 5 HAYES. City ConpstolltE-
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Chicago Grtbn1re.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining u1eallcd fo- in the Chicago Post
Office,
, 1863-09-07

PEAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE.
q {tfrott Clark stre.s aca- Monroe. with .toro
50 t:e At Oh Giatx st-ee. as.tr AAna Vita atoso~
I:e.1eIec CD I-d!a1a St:ee:, nea. Eu,h
e1ttea&t front On Dearborn. near Aafso~ 49,.
~ tt 10Th tf0Es on MallaOn, nHA- Dearborn
s0f. CT E-4 ic are11e. ceaF TEaatT-aeco-t sk-E.s.
{fu.me.ly Rucgold avenne1
5a9s en Michigan ayeaEe, Ei,asetnta 1tre.t. tfeT.
n;triY Old ~tIeeL}
nlton Michigan avenue. nesr Jackson stre:t- -
FOR SALE.
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DISCOVERY
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Is OF more general pracucA.
[urilty than any invention now
before tho public 1t kAs bean
thoroughly fe=ted during tho LAST
|txo years by practical men. 10t
by I'll to pa
, 1863-09-07
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q, s


FA1Tuoax. Nd. Ssptaubzs Ist is6s
ealed Proposals II DUPLICATE RESPECTFULLY L.
tsHper l5tn. 1866 fof furnishing tne United atssas
s9nt ntTxsnss ofRsitMenT W5a IN or
every {I0} ten da7s; 70 Be- weiS1ei withIn oas and
M tcF They ,:s {: % nve:aSe assas M 49, t1rieea has~
diei ponds gross weight. all falung bhort Of 000)
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st e 9ss 81 az z e 9s s: sl sssx
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proportion and should bis Tor E1e.> proposition oe
aeceFsed be tof taey wilt nt ence entsr into con:
10 bseone Pis ci1ipe e GOOD sna ueanf
btzee Tor It's 1ulhmcnt.
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any or III 5it5 considered !n1easopab!@.
!. synents b be 9nAde sttar sact delivery h suck
lanes .. ahy BE- oa baud: nona On hand to be- madn
re1e;es II MT 1e eaFf;;ea ~ Ms!;5Rsty
u BID fs u the pan:e of nrn. taets na.nes aud
tee!.ro.: oh.ce address Euss nopes1. c. e7 Eli not
Eaca p9rson ., avgry menbar OF ntn Offering
70 iho Unltea S:a:es GoTe1aacn:, II ho has not u
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1EHns OF THIS H5MIg & E5t Bttn1Ts. q
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eh se I.1ss sFqR: R;ssfs tIsns1 11tsis so
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MEAN BOHERS.-One Loco.
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IL 6ye yeo*es' AL eonpleto. and n good ordsr. fo1
aniIlss7,m GDIFfN BKQ8
no. q EpmSeoY RN1l&tRE.
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and VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
HILTOE.6
flES0LUBLE CEMENT!
BE to the Is OF more general practical
i AytA turtttty tlian any invention now
before tho public It kAs bean
thoroughly fe.ted during tho LAST
ftwo years By practcN meo. aot
Superior to any
Adhesive Preparation known.
HIlton's Insoluble Cement
Isanex thing. aud the result of
tYesH Of ssua5 ise combination !:
on scHx!IF- q rE1HoTLEs- srd
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hnell.
I'D Shoe BOOT & SHOE
1870 Hauusactuses. ustnx Machines.
fwlN fnd it the best article known
Efor Cemehttng the Channet, n It
works x1itnut delay. Is cot Aoec
ted by any charge at Temperature
.,. JEWELLERS
WIN ind 1t sufficiently adhesive
for their use. ~ hss beeu proved.
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i to Leafher%
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{mN1t. th.t It 8ticIa Patches aut
11ADiUEA tC Boots Nff EErAS n17fH
c.enty ss-o1E without stitching.
IT'S TIE ONLY
Liquid. z4IQCIn CEMENT
E1tant, tha& " = sure thing 10.
mendtnK
FohS,aaRk; oao9kERx.
obi26iEE b6EE.
and articles Of Household ~.
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h IN liquid forn aud Al easily
applied As paste
Hilton's 1osolnhle Cement
1stasa.ub!e 1r rate: OF Oh.
Hilton's 1nsalubls Cament
Adheres oily suhat6nees-
EurpI1ed tr Family Or Maan-
TO lW Io1cd8-
uu HILTON BROS. 4 CO.,
PRorH1x1oKs.
PROVIDENCE. Ell.
LOED T. eMITH. W'Ae,ctele Druggists, Is
e., ChtcEgo, H., General Western Agents, to
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Ha7ps arrived attention u calls to the cattle ther
c4Ro 10 bese cars kdd7cs lttsr to tie subscriber
as It II propose to reduce the hard By lew sales.
caeo, Persons W.tAiug Doycrs Elu atways it'd Herd
Hooks at the Summit Of the st tou. aod Cai.
pedtgfeee can be examined. HEHHx haf.
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Baford Charles Senplc Matthew
mMonRJohnWSparks VIM W
.Scanlan James Blocn!u 4; Clcm-
[Sampson Billie cns
Sargent 4 " Dr. Sims Oh col
Shapes Adolph SImmonds Cla E
Salmon Owen 6pooner DautelR
Sherwood BID Sparrow DIS
saunders Austin SincIniye Geo g
Shasps &rholpoSpeelman L &
Sanbo1n Chns1es son
4 Schneider Anton
Sheets D G
Scott Charles 6pang JH
Sanbosn ChaE1csSpeaV JH
Seldom G " 6lmpzon &c
SaJ1e Charles Siules JeneaR
Sh1ehcy Tat Slattery John
Sczihuer Prof Saelten John /
Shean Peter Sraugler Jos
Scott Patrick Stewart John
Saunders n capt
Stafford lcwis sykes Edwin
SHERWOOD h G Stafford Il D
ScribneE II Gait Stlckmtt7 & An
Slattery Daniel .dreW9
Silva E c rser.tStoeks John r
Slone 4 ] Strong A D
EIncIaise r II Stracbau Alexan.
.Steyens Rufus g der
Snow Harvey Il Stark WR
Skinner E s rer Stuart David
Some Vim r Stevenson David
Sloane s 8. Strahocn Robert.
Small Geo :: Shay Richard
Snow Geo " Starbird Edward
rSimoup VIM "
StuIEes Charles Smith j Wm
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HOSTETTER'5


Towandere1s On sea and 1a1d.
From Polar shore to TEoptc strand;
70 household lone sad regions new.
And dWellers In g1eat cities, too:
To soldiers in camp. fort. and Re.d.
Who Feed against diseases ahield;
Tounlner1, Ca1fornIa bound,
And til1eEs OF wet, uarshy ground:
TO feeble wives Of fsglle mold.
To young and middle aged, and old:
TO those In health, who would enjoy
Heavens best gifta without alloy;
TO all the streuEthlets. weak and PALE
Who droop. yct know not what they all
HosTErTKEs BrTrKRs We present
A8Eealth's 3 1ost potent element
,here Is any value In public opinion, or any weight
In medical testimony, the very hest and safest Tonic
Corrective and Alternative nov before tie WosIdh
, 1863-09-07

Ftld by LQED EAITH. vi e,e.sle Druggists. q
Lake street ChcEgo III, General Western Agents. to
vton 81 oJders 1nay be addressed 1eIo 81. lYwFAx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

The Iribuae's Norfolk letter states that
the rebel force is 10000,
The L. 5, Steam sloop, Tuscsrora from
Cadiz arrived at Phila. yesterday.
The Tribune says Gen. Seymour, chief oil
Gen. Hunters staff, has resigned. Liet
Col. Halpine, Gen. Hunters assistant Aiut
Gen. will probably succeed 10 the position.
Rtbe! Item. John Minor Bolts, SO long
incarcerated in the Libby prison, and in
Salibury, N. c., has been released through
the interposition of = friend. and has per-
mission 10 remain on his estate near Cor.
louisville. under the pledge of not aiding or
abetting the Union cause.
NEW YoRK, 18th.
4 letter in the Baltimore American, dat
ed or Charleston bar, 10Th inst, says
" Ii is now understood that the entire iron
clad fleet will be sent to the Mississippi
1t also says that the use of one OF the Erics-
son torpedo RATS and shells would have
swept away 100 feet of the rebel obstruc-
tons, and the city been at our mercy also
that some Of the commanders OF the IRON
clads say that the walls OF Fort Sumter
were crushed, and expressed the opinion
that in three hours more they would have
been compelled to surrender.
Several testified tn 1t their immense shot
had entered the embarsurcs of the Fort. and
the walls were in most shattered condition
Others approval the decision of Admiral"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

/" ROLLING IN THE DIRT FOR N9THISG. -
Our Trenton secession sympithiziug friends.
who built a vessel early in the commence
ment Of the present troubles aud named il
Palmetto, as an intination to JEFF Dayi.
that he had friends Down East" who cared
for his success and their own pockets, rolled
in the dirt for nothing, as it will be seen
that the Palmetto" was not to be saved by
any such stopping. She WAS gobbled down
BY the Alabama recently, without as much
ceremony as saying "by your leave dear
Trenton friends" Not with.tar ding JefTs
necessities and proverbial meann SIS to friend.
it is to be regretted that the Palmetto
came to such an end. We learn also, that
sotne good Union men had rccea,ly purchas.
cd an interest in the vessel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
To the Patriotic Women Of Gus
tine, Maine.

o. PICKET, NEAR ST. GEoRGE's
Court House, Va. April 2, 90.
LADIES Il received from some person
copy of the Ellsworth American containing
a marked paragraph. expressing in patri.
otto manner the kind regards of the Ladies'
Of Castine for those who are striving 10
snatch country rich in its social blessings
rich in the memory Of its founders-and
rich in its magnanimous government from
the greedy clutch of tyrants.
1t is well that you have come to the rescue
in the van, for Castine is linked with the
military history Of our country. and we are
glad to see her daughters in the front ranks.
We need encouragement, and could
command the language of Webster, | would
thank you, but | forbear-let me tell you
however IN simple Yankee style, that it sent
a thrill Of pleasure to my breast and will
nerve our arms for the coming strnsslc.-
We are in the face Of the enemy, but IS
usual al is quiet, we talk with the rebels
across the Rappahannock, but do not fire on
each other--thcir dcscrters report them
strong.
In a few days, o. weeks at most, the do
non OF strife will be loosed, and then if We
do no, TALL where men die for their country,
VIC shall return to thank the Ladies Of Cas-
tine for such words of encouragement.
Yours, very respectfully,
RKwEL ". PORTER.
Co. VI. LIST Me , Cavalry, Washington. d. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
STATE OF MAINE.
4 PROCLAMATION.


Public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer
In obedience to memorable and revered
custom, and with the advice and sanction OF
the Executive Council, do hereby appoint
THURSDA y, The hirfieih day q Apr'! an
start, to be observed throughout this State
as day Of PUBLIC HUMILIATION, FASTING AND
PRAYER.
The day thus designated is peculiarly i'm
preserve and significant, because the whole
Nation has been summoned to unite in its
observance by solemn Proci nation from the
President of the Unitci States.
Abstaining from our ordinary pursuits and
svooations, may We come together in su'
temples OF worship, with spirit OF peni'
tenca for our many sins. Let us supplicate
God. that lie will deliver us from our
transgressions, and make us not the reproach
of the foolish Let us beseech Him, "thai
He will remove His stroke from US last WI
be consumed by the blow of His hand. -
Let us implore Him, that we may be oil
athose whose God is the Lord, and that
trusting in the Redeemers name, "mercy
shall compass US about and righteousness cx
alt us.
May we, in craving forgiveness of our per.
sunni bfabs- ItoSioHs, du'puttv I''. s''A'
Gods merciful kindness shall be extended td
us rs a Nation that the dark cloud of Civil
War. still resting upon us with all its cal
antilles. may be removed, aad tina. the light
of Peace may speedily break in upon Us
with the triumph Of Jnstice, Liberty and
Truth. Aud in all our sgiferings. let u,
trust with mistaken faith that God will give
US grace and strength to bear them with pa
triotic fortitude; and that in His mercy, Tie
will unite the hearts and hands Of all good
men in every needful effort for our country $
veal.
As our forefathers in their season. Of mo-
mentou. trial. never failed To appeal with
Faith and Hope to the Throne of Grace. for
guidance and protection, - let US in the d "
OF calamity turn witl like confidence to the
same great Power Of wisdom and strength.
Man is weak, but God is mighty; without
His aid we wage wars in vain but if lie
be with US, those against us will be con-
founded, and our nation will come forth
victorious over its enemi-s, and purified be-
cause OF its trials
Given at the Council Chamber. at Angus
tn. the frs; day Of April, in the year
Of our L ri one THOUSAND eight hun
dred and sixty three. and OF the hide
pendence Of the United States the eighty
seventh
ABNER COBURN.
By the Governor.
JOSEPH B. HALL, Secretary Of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

We have received lstter from Lieut..
Col. W. L. Hadlock dated at Warrington,
Fla. March Sih. As the letter is 80 old, that
it has lost much of its interest, we only give
some parts Col lIadicck was at that date.
in command Of four companies of the 18th
Maine Regiment, doing picket duty and as.
sis,ing in guarding Pensacola Navy Yard -
The troops were in good health and the loca-
tion more healthy than the one previously
occupied. The Colonel says, my arm
which was broken is nearly we'll. l have
not been sick a; all yet. and do not expect
to be. HAZE not lost day from duty, and
like the business. The graveyards here are
filed with rsbels killed by shell from Fort
Pickens Colonel Woodman with the other
ak companies is at Pensacola city. a few
miles from here. He is good officer and
We all like him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

On. Of the r,h,l sympIthizers Of
Frcmon, wrote to soldier in the army. in.
ii.natins that letter from lin Of a charac
ter fitting t. be read in one Of their secs
meetings would lie very acceptable &c. II
~as answered and We give paragraph CT
the letter, showing how much the .,c&cr
after ISLANDERS against the s'vsrnm.n, and
the Union cause, gained by tais p5l,i,al
operation.
." hear from one OF or boys, Who had
4 letter from YOU that your .ympathics are
with tie South. | am surprised to hear it
ba, come 70 the conclusion ;ha, your Csc i,
like some other good homes, men that know
OIL who were strong party men, and as such
have followed party leaders, who are n.
honest, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1863
VOLUME TX, NUMBER XIII.
Editorial C Correspondence.
BANGOR, April Is, |

BANGOR, April Is. 1868.
DEAR AMERICAN The loyal citizens OF
this city organized Loyal League last
evening. Eloquent and patriotic speeches
were made by Messrs. Vice President Ham,
lin, j. II. Rice, Lewis Barker and others
Mr.. Barker read an original poem, one Of
his best. We copy it from the Wing.
The Old Ship of State.
Der the dark and the gloomy horizon that bounds
her,
surrounds,
can see with faith which Immortal. have given,
Burning words blazing out Ger tae portals Of
"She will live -
But part of the tres4 that our forefathers gave
We must cas-, to the deep yawning waters to save
her.
lis the chain for the slave we mus. fling out to
light her,
lis the brand and the whip we must yield up to
"She will live -
Clean the decks Of the edrsc,-if opposed by the
llar the wretch to tn. wave as they hurled over
Jonah.
V It'll = frteion 10 air Cleaning forth from our
blnner,
L-, tie tyraHt yet harm We have fr'ena" to man
her.
sac will live -
She viii live while bii.low lies swelling before
She vii I've while lie blAe arch q heaven bend.
Ger her,
While the name q a Cari,t to the fallen We
cherish.
Till the hopes in the breast of humanity perish
she will live =
There is nothing very discourasing, but
the rcyers. Of this, in the result Of the at
tack On Charleston The following from the
E,caing Posts Washington correspondent,
indicates the feeling at the Capitol.
The ofb,ial reports Il ON Admiral Da POM,
have been received at the Navy Depa tmeat,
bat have not yet been published. They will
he doubtless. US SOON as they can b. copied,
il the details of the late operations are of II
nature TO be given to the pres. without dct-
riment to future plans.
The main points of his reports, under
derstand, have been anticipated by the I'M
Official accounts : and the opinion is almost
unanimous in naval circles that the IRON
clads have achieved an undeniable triumph.
They have shown that they can stand an un
prcccdentcd fire with comparative little in.
jury. and that the only difficulty now in
reaching { arlestpn consists in the Distract
IONS in tie channel.
Means will be instantly taken for the re
mnval OF these. and then the experiment
will be repeated under the surest auspices oil
success.
Nothing bat admiration is expr esed for
the daring OF the crews OF our little feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

Joseph Granger, Esq, Republican,
has been Re elected Mayor Of Calai, by a
majority of %. over DR.. c. c. Porter
VIM. j. Corthell was elected Mnniciral
Judge by POS majority over Levi L. Lowell
The Republican,. carried all the wards exeer,
one and in that the majority against them
was only two. This completes tie municipal
elections in this State. Every city save ono
tB'ddeford) has elected officers who are in
favor Of the National Administration mud
all its measures to crush the rebellion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

Rid Report, from Clarlesf5a-S,cea MN
iiors SIa Isade III, Ba~-THa. are Wat
ia9 for Asotier DsrA-R-be}s Adaut a
Hsary Dsteas Of Pe2raa -Ssrcafv. ire
Taguscnd Rsdis Threatening Nc Or
leans ConscftptiaH 10 b Iadefaateiu
P0s'poEsd-fosfer Beaered 10 be .A5le 10
S.sta.a Himself.
CiGr'esttn, 9th
All is quiet. There is 10 prospect Of a
fight day.
/ A Confederate officer from Morris Islanl
boarded the wreck OF the keokuk last night.
and found her turr4t pierced through BY a
bali.
LATEa. Charleston 9th. Six Monitors
and the Iroasilcs still lie within the bar.
about halt a mile from Fort S Imter.
Tho enemy is awaiting for u new machine
to remove tOrpeioes.
Everything is in readiness for the attack.
Senior Montgomery the Spanish Consul
who receatly left here in a Spanish War
steamer. returned to-day via Richmond
having left Washington on THURSDAY last
on hearing that the attack here was irrmi-
nent
Neither the French nor English Consul.
are here.
Still LATER, Charleston Oh. Accounts
form Fort Sumter reflect the highest credit
on the lrris)n for coolnsss and bravery ia
the recent fight. When the Monitors were
discovered approaching the men were at
dinner. At the sound of the long roll they
sprang to their guns with cheering. Tue
battle das was run up to the air of 'sDixie"
played by the band On the parapet and a
salute of Ii guns WAS fred.
Col. Alfred Rhctt was the commanding
officer OF the fort, Lieut., Col Joseph Yates
commanded the blrbette batteries, and Mai.
0rmshy Bonding the casem tied batteries.
The enemy fired 80 shots at the Fort. of
which 81 struck. The garrison are eager
Tor the next chance at the iron clad.
The Richmond Despatch of the Ilth ad.
init bad defeat of Gen. Pegrlm in Ken.
tuesy and says the rebel loss was heavy
and tina. after n severe hand. to hand frbt
OF several hours, the Confederates gave up
the unequal contest and fell back, the enc.
my not pursuing.
The Despatch also says Gen. Rosecrans
has sent five regiments of infantry to Ken.
lucky and has ordered all the cavalry from
that State To his army at MurfreesbJro, and
is moving his troops ON his left of our right
doubtless to prevent any movement upon
his post in that State.
Chattanooga. Tenn, IN. The enemy oc.
cupy Lebanon with division under Gen.
Reynolds. They are also in force at Car
thagena.
Capt. g. Webster, Of the Federal army,
was hanged on Friday las, at Richmond -
The unfortunate man me, his fate with for
titude, himself giving the signal for the Ia
tai trap to be sprung.
Hcksbarg sh Everything is quiet here.
Two more Yankee transports left this after
noon, bound up the river. 4 number OF
transports are still in sight
Humphrey Marshall at Winchester with
heavy infantry Gree encountered Gen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17
A MISSIONARY TO TuRxyy louie,

a MISSIONARY TO Turkey The Lewiston
Journal says that Rev. Geo. A. Perkins OF
Pennington is about leaving home with his
family to take charge of tie professorsl,ip
oil Natural Science in DR.. Hamlin's new
American College lie COnstautinople. lie is
familiar with Turkish, having preached in
that language as Missionary at Aintlb for
a number of years. lie has been pursuing
his Scientific studies at Yale of late, bu, i. a
graduate Of BOwdoin, class Of 40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-17

e We have not seen recently so grea, a
shanse for the better. in any newspaper, as
that in the Belfast (copperhead) Journal -
1t has been reduced abou, one half In size.
Half Of such sheet is decided improve
ment upon whole one of former dimensions.
The Machias Republican suggests that
while wedding dead advertisements that it
better drop the one advertising General Nc
Clellsu,