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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-22
OLD ESTABLISHED
H O S PIT AL,
No 8 Beaver ST. Albany. N. Y.

i
hE. TELLER continues 10 be eonA.Iepsiaiy a.d ga.
= ~! se!tee on al ilras q private diseases
a Ms ID established Hospital, No Be4Ecr - Atary
", IEeaty years dey5.ed T. tais cue psr,t,5.,r
Vt sleh Of practice enables h.tn psrfsfl car, ~ a.
e.lst Pay seiAn can ard as facilities ar slc fes, In
eoFFes poudeuce sitz The most celebrated ,l,,5r,,
oh "orhil o. obtaining the safest a. we a. d. r.,
H'-s ~ These diseases ODER inducements 70 ne ,,
.,'u-Le q quick and rapid cure, 10 D. Obtained - 10
otler oAce ia America - ~
In syphilis, gonorrha gesi, structures .p,ry.,.,
- ~ sauelss aud steEfzaeetic cords, bobo glsef4t,1
.-ioAl, s''e thfoat tender SHIN hes cli4pes,,
uos oiies uiceFs, assesses aaa all tier iIrt5,i,i
the system, are perfectly under c5ttroI a. ~ ~, =
heleihes, ard have beu tested in more than a1 ~
cases Annually with mtaeuse success '''" WV
rot Mt , kN addicted 10 secret lsb,. nh, - -
p4eG 'he!r health destroyed Tie yigoF eF tn ~
- uti'ilNlis themselves q the pleasures II la4TrI
~ ousd that 10 eo!salting br. }. Teller tiey wB
tA1 ',ehd 10 console AID phy s!cia whs has c,,ri
uoGsancs "a almost every part Al ne Jnet So ~
applied 70 hr 4 broken down in health now r.ts =, N
: ..e desirable aad man happy The reader Is
o. course @are that the dellcacy of ne suhit Win
vent more m1ute descriptio n as teryilas ~
pr; lELl.Lk's GREAT NoRk-A b11k f5r 49,,
~ assles4rss Dr. Telleris sfe4 work f1r ~
81, anu muse contemplating Ha4gra .e--.O0 pares
-i1il Of piales-prlce IS cents set to II, ~, -
se~ " nan, post pad The single married ard ,ee
aAHiel happy. A leelare on Is4ye or ~ -.
neF-a complete rk on midwifery Ue,s,,sis bi,. ~
OF secrets never before published N4rr.ti "a H. -
'ee ''-fs The amount sked for it. = cents Ia sgis
~ pos'4 stamps, enclosed viii Secure a eapy bT -
urn NAL; Or Ie!sr has devoted a life inc 4, H.. r
u II ~ x, diseases Il which l,is BOOK treats
,. hH 4 NpisS.-D ;. .e er still retains the only
NJ etiS. Tor ne sale 0f Dr.. Nichcis italian
iaair Aonihy Ills. The sac Of more ina, p, 90 ~
a. tis!f - il'Aiiun Female Remedy uy.sr-
, -. 10 lil a4tai VI q y other md lea, II
males ' ''S'o-s IL /
Ton ared ladies, ia certain delicate situations
AVID their Use FIR rezsoas. see drectils
shlca accompany eset package f1r the guidance Of ~.
tsnts Oh the receipt Of 81 Che prizes ,sr 70, ~ -,
i N os sent, hy all express to any nan ~ ~
~, Sc afe from curiosity or damage IToaioe Ior.
. n /. or sand H.,
n. B.-persons at distance can l.. c :" I, =.
nome by addressing letter to J. Teller. ebeIes.
ing a remittance. Medicines securely hacked
ron observation, sent te any part of the VIII
All eases warranted. No charges for ady;ea Va
al letters to ] Tpftpb :, ~ :. 4isss
lyi No. BeaYc. s,Eect Albany n
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock
1 lABLf shows J. II. Mcfarland Guardian OF Charles
L l.. Nc tarsand minor and child Of Richard c. Nc
taEand late Of Hancock in said uuty deceased tha,
the SAID minor is interested in the real estate Of said
deceased. to s oae hundred Of Wild land belong
ing to said estate situated in Hancock a resai; thai he
has had advantageous offer OF hundred and thirty
hive dollss. by William IL, DoFr Of sad Hancock nni
that L would be or the benefit Of said minor aad all in
tered il sad that his said interest in said de-
eeases estate should be disposed Of and the pr,ceols
thereof iut cut and secured him on interest; our ps
ut1Eer therefore pras that your Honor would grant
hin hesuse TO dispose Of the accordingly agree
ably to Law Q. this such cases made aud no
yded
JAMES H. MCFARLAND.
april 2J.t, 4 D, is62.
A; Court o. Probate held =, Ellsworth within and for
the county Of Hancock, on the fith Wednesday Of
Aprll. 4. D. ls6.
aiae tresJin. petition, Ordtrcd-That the Pet,,n-
er give notice 70 all p'Tsols rested hy causing corr,
81 thr petition and order Of court thereon TO te published
three weeks successfully in the EisSor Aueric..a A
newspaper printed IN Ellsworth. that they may apyer a
Probate taar u be he'd Ellsworth in sad c0uUty
on the thir. elnesay u jane next al ten e'clck
IN the forenoon, and shew If any they have WIN
The prayer Of said petition should not he Granted
PARKER TUCK, judge.
Attest;-A. 4. BARTLErr, Register.
;ru. COPY Of the petition and order Of court thereon
IL Attest'-A. A. BEArLErr, Register.
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rgNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
4 all concerned, that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administrator Of the estate Of
DANIEL LCFkTN, late of Deer Isle,
in TIE county CT Hancock, mariner, deceased, h.
giving bond the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceascds estate, to make immediate payment.
a nj those who have any demands thereon u ex-
Libit the same ior settlement.
WILLIAM C1N4RY.
Deer Isle March Is, 1868. -
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lex Headaches aul Want ef Appetite,
lnellental % Soiaters

These feelings which 50 sadden U. usually a-fse
from trouble Or anneyaHces. ohstzuetei persftra.
ton, or e-iin: AMI drinking Whatever j. aavslalt.
me, thus disturbing tie beautiful action Of tie
liver AID stomach. THese eTtaas tnasi bv reis.,-
ed. il Yea d. slse 10 be well. The P.is, taken &c
eo'dius II the FEiutei instructions. vii quickly
produce acathy action il. bata liver al .tz.ia-
ach. and natural cgt.se guenee clear kead ami
good appetite.
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FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES.

OLD or Vol Nc, SINGLE MARRIED. Or UoNTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar 10 Females tho E1.
tract faehu uucqualel by aHy other remedy.
as in Chlnrosis retention, Irregularity. Painful.
Nee or suppression 81 the Customary Evacuation.
Clccrutcd or >chirroua state Of the Uteras Leu
eerfhra " Whites. S,criiity, and for all COM
Fl'jHts Incident . the sex whether arising from
lu-IscEe;iou. Habits II Dissipation, or ia tbs
DECLINE Or c fANGE or LIFE.
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD III WITHOUT IT
Take 70 ta''an, Mercury or Unpleasant Mcdi-
cine fgr Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me al Alderman o,
NE ei'y OF Philadelphia, H. 7. Helmbo!d, who,
oeihg uu'y sworn doth say, his preparation con.
tam no narcotic, no mercury, or ctAer injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. r HELMBoLD.
sworn aud subscribed before be, thi. sd dsy Of
November, 1854
-, WA HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, aboys Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information ia confidence.
I. HsI.MB0Lp, CHEMIST
Depot loi South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Phila.
beware Of CountcrfejtS
AID UNPRlNcIPLED DEALERS
Who endesvor to dispose "os rasIs owSr and
e'hsf articles on ihe reputation attained by
Heimeolds Genuine Preparation
Extract Buchu.
'' Saraparills.
Improved Rose Wash.
sold by all Druggists everywhere.
1S& FOR HELnBoLDS-TAKE NO OTHER
~ cut the adverti.Gnent aud send Tor it, ana
Fo'f IMPOSITION and Esy.osurs iysr
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A; Court Of p hate held E'lssurth within and for
County Of lAac lcki ol tie hah Wednesday Of Apr
4. d. lSj.
4 LBEkF HOOPER, Administrator II the estate Of
y SGsnurl Hooper. s:e OF B7oaAin. il sad County
deceased, having presented his FIRST Of Admin
istraif9n up sad deceased's estate for probate
OrsreIThat the said Administrator give notice there
Of t. ali persons interested, by causing copy Of this order
be published three VEGAS successfully in the Ellsworth
American, ia.a IN Ellsworth. thai tAey may appear
Probate Court be holden Ellsworth on. the
third Wednesday Of Juse next, at ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and cause, any they have, Why the
same should aoI be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
trJe copy-A Attest:
u A. 4. BARTLETT, Register
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At Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within an!
for the county Of Hancock, the fRh Wednesday Of
APFjA, 4. n. 1883.
'fHoMAs WARREN, Executor q tie VIII q Srazey
Gross, late Of Deer Isle, in said county deceased
having presented his first and ua account Il Adams
tFatiai. no7 sad deceasesi's estate Tor probate:
Orfered, That the said Executor give notice to all per
s3 aifres = causing copy Of tAis order publish
e. three weeks zuccesSvry. in the Eissorth American
printed n Ellsworth, that they NAY appear at Probate
i1 10 lie aoiae0 az Ellsworth, the third Wednesday
u June next, at ten of tie ciock in the Forenoon and
slew cause, If any they have, WY The same shcud not
= allowed.
PARKER TUCK, july,
4 rue c7py-A.ie..
i sRrLrTr. Register.
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Testimonials like tie above are constantly be.
~ received iJom all sections Of the country where
=. ecks Magic Compound has been introduced
Al ts' ~. T from any dscrs' Of N, Throat, Lu7 rs
Chest, cQg gtt4iH yf{sy h ll,ta1
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
CT THE
Brave Soldiers & Sailors.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Aud OINTNENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
OF Navy should take especial care that they be
amp y supplied with these Pills and Ointment; ard
where the brave Soldiers aud Sailors have ne slect.
ed 10 provide themselves with them, no better
present can be sent them by their irieuls They
have been proved to be the Soldiers never faJl.u.
fTicai in the hour Of need.
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Volunteers Attention, Iadiscret,3ns or
Youth.

Sores ani Ulcers, bl5ieAes anl >wci5inss. can
vita Certainty be radically ca5el i. the p are
taken night and morpia-. and the Ointment be
freely used stated in tie friatyi iustrnc,lsas-
II treated IN any ether m2la,r t5t, dry up in one
part and break oai IN auatac-. Whcrfa, to-,
oin;neat WI! feiasye tie Aasrrs e u the sv.teiu
ana leave the patient II rau, a4! tsaitag .a.8
II viii require little perseverance, IN bad c4.c,
10 insure = lasting cafe.
tor wounds either occasioned by the Bay
On y SABRE or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises
T. which every Soldier and SA.lr are la.il.
mere are DO mcdieiaes - safe. safe ard csnyeu
lett a. Holloway Pills AMI nia f4eat Tie t.5r
"ounGed ami almost dying ,udvreI mi sht have ii.
wounds dressed ininediatslr. il e would onl,
plufide Lun,eh villa tals matches Ointment.
~hleh should be thrust ia;g tie wound aud smear
"a al ar.uud II, th,E covered with piece IL iuea
from his kHapsaek aud COMPRESSED WITH hand
hercAiei. Taking 1t Al! laa9aia. or ; PI7I.
10 e. the system All prevent Inflammation.
livery Soldiers kDap>lck aGd >easaa.'. chr.t
saeull be provided with these valuable rea..s!ie,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-22

Gao lioN None arr genuine ual.ss the
Woid " HOLLOWAY. NV foEk AM LavaeS ar,
disefHatle a baisf rs1fs ia every leaf in H.
oooA OF directions around each POT or =; the
me may De iainly seen ty dag NJ fyqf r. ~,
"s4' hands the reward vii be .jgea 10 any
one rendering sueh Information as ma lti t. ~,
detection Of any party or parties uuterleitiH,
,hS nedieihes or venting the same. kAowins then.
70 be spurious.
- - at the mandatory If Professor HoL.
Low r. - Maiden Lane. New York, aud BY all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Nh.
throughout the civil zed world, in boxes NJ Is 81.
E! cents and 81 each.
- lnete Is considerable saving By taxing tie
iAf ger size. cDVlv43
y. b,-piree:ion. for the Suiianes Of patiezt.
II every dlsofd,r are afixel to each box.
NJ Dealers in my wrti known medicines ran
have Show Cards, cifealaFs ae.. Sent them yRr,
9, y, tNfLSsE' by Addressing Thomas Holloway, 50
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A. GeaFt q Probate holden II ilsxorth within and
iaf te Caaaty al Hancock O. the Gih Wednesday c.
April, y ISIS.
TOBIAS ROBERTS. Executor Of the VIII Of Thankful
L Relick. late Of Eden, in said Uouuty, j ceased
having presented his frsl account Of Adm nstra.i1n
upon said Isceased's esiate fif probate:
Or3treariiat the sail Executor give notice ,bcreo;
= a. persons Interested, by causing copy NJ this ord
10 as published three weeks ssicy ii ale Ellsworth
American, printed at Ellsworth, THAI they may appear At
Probate Court 10 be holden Ellsworth G RE hi
rdaesday Of June next. of The clock in the
fireaHasn, and shew cause II say they have why The
same should be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 ir1e copy-Attsst;
Il A. A. BARTLETT Register
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troons

VIII be speedily relieved ana eeeetaa3ly earel
by using these admirable Medicines, aai b. ray.
ing proper attention to the Directions which are
attached to caeI Pot or lex
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Painting Establishment,

and has. at considerable expense, ged the
vices of one Of the best carriage and Ornamental
Painters 10 the State. lie solcits the custom OF
all who may want cid carriages repaired and
painted in the best style.
- Constantly on hand, Lumber and Truck
Wagons, Cart Wheels, Farm Wagons. &c.
Wagons AMI Wheels eff all kinds made to order
and Narrated, STEPHEN MONOGRAM
IL Water Airsot ELLSWORTH
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Dated at Bucksport. May |. A.D. lst3
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Weeks Magic Compound,
Weeks Magic Compound,
manufactured by
E. B. MACON G. CO.,

North Troy, Vermont.
Sold by C. G. Peek, Ellsworth; J. II. West.
tranhiini A. j. Whiting, Mt. Desert, and by
dealers everywhere. ly3e
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!" TrumbulI,, ceases TO protect it. [Very loud

/" Trumbull'' ceases protectit. Very loud
smiles.
Pickaway,s, the farmer and statesman,
will retire from The hustle of debate, Mac@nas
like, to enjoy his 4otiuaa- eomae-dig potatoe, q
until his aspirations shall be realized in being
elevated, on a butternut platform, to WELD
the gavil Is Roars of hughter,] and Mors
row. will iearr. the financial example of half
time and fseH pay But it grieves us most of
all to know that we shall see the honest face
from Allen'' no more. The Tawa Chief
WILL Pythagoras like, continue, his five years
silerce-and forever, Poor hlnatics VIII no
longer have an advocate i'll the Senate from
Marion, and no amendment from the gentle
man from Warren can aid them. (Great jol-
ityD g
Medina, too, will be unrepresented, and will
have to use shinplasteis while longer-as
the grave and reverend seniors refused to pay
their Senator in gold for his golden services.
Another instance of the ingratitude of Re-
publics. { prolonged laughter.) la+f b
And when the voices of Hamilton are silent
in these Halls, Finance, Agriculture and Com
merce must all perish---and our only hope is
in the tail end of the Miami Canal. If that
canal gave us, the sparkling Catawba we are
getting in lieu its filthy waters, will-so
let us drown our fears and regrets in a bum
per- (Immense laughter and applause)
Gen. Bierce's Senatorial Record" being
completed and the meniment having finally
subsidized, Mr.. Hitchcock, President pro tenn
of the Senate, made excellent and apprepri-
ate remarks in response to a vote of thanks.
The valedictory was received with enthusi-
astic applause, during which Mr.. Hitchcock
retired from the Chair and the Lieut.- Govern
or declared the Senate adjourned without day
IN THE HOUSE the proceedings were more
"nlixed' than in the Senate The largel
number of members, each desirous of clesins
up of some little affair." created greate
confusion, though all was decorous and earn
est. 1t being announced, however, that tht
! Senate had closed its session, Speaker Hub
bell called to order and when silence was Sc
cured he made some we'll timed and touching
remarks responsive to the vote of thanks
from the House.
At the moment of adjournment glee clul
at the clerks desk (extemporized. for the oc
casion) struck up the song of WELL RAIL,
Round THE FLAG BoYs," and gave its patri
otic words with a roaring glsto that signifeC
corresponding sentiment within. Durins
this the members were shaking hands, witt
=" Good-byesf and "God- -bless-yous'' on cv
cry side. And, anon, all were upon thei
winding way to home and rest. ,s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
J. P. ALCoRN, NJ. D
Truly yours


4
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.-The
recent improvements introduced by Messrs.
Mason & Hamln into their Harmoniums
have increased wonderfully the popularity of
instruments of this class. Admirers of true
Organ music of sustained harmonies, are no
longer confined to the asthmatic or aueak
.ltngel lhelOdeon, or thenoisy, ear-tearing reed
organ. An iinstrumeRt is now obtainable,
which is much more under the control of the
performer, is capable of producing the softest
tones, and yet possesses many times the pow
er of any Melodeon. AS the Mason and
Hamlin instruments having these new i'm
prc=ements 1--WE may specify as particularly
valuable the Automatic SwelD are sui geaeris,
like those of no other maker,-and since
there are other instruments called Harmoni-
ums without these excellencies, Messrs Ma
son and Hamlin have adopted and copyrighted
the name of " CABINET 0RGANs'' as their
special trademark. .'s4-i -asf lrF1 T.. ,.lr .ig.
As we have said. the great advantages pos
sessed by these CabiEet Organs make them
very desirable for the drawing room, and they
are rapidly becoming.a necessity for the fami-
ly The low price at which they are afforded
brings them within the means of almost eve
ry household; and, as lovers of music, we
welcome the popularity they have already at
taiped.--M 7. Musical Reviea0. la
Our readers are referred, in connection with
the above, to the advertisement of Messrs.
Mason and Hamlin, in which it will be noticed
that their Cabinet Organs have received the
unqualified endorsement of the most eminent
organists and musicians Of Boston, New York
and other cities. -, 4----
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acquainted, to give testimony, if need be, to
the cause of their disability, which duty 1
discharged as honestly and faithfully as any
other professional duty 10 patient or patron.
Mr.. H.Y Beebe speaks of the z testimony
of Prof. Kirtland,,5' &c. Tshould not fear at
any time the testimony of DR.. r.Kirtland, He
il a truthful and honorable man. He would
testify to the truth. So l fear him not.
These charge being published to the world
before / had any knowledge Of them what
ever, worried me exceedingly coming out
when they did After had returned my pa
pers and expected to go out of the service, 1
felt determined to learn the facts in the case,
and hava spent much time and money to look
them up. They arc all without foundation,
and utterly false. =, ss..f-..,#6..lF !,
Really, l do not give myself any great
amount of credit for not accepting bribes du-
ring and since the draft, as I had no offer
whatever; and must here say that the citi-
zens of Portage Co. have not even tempted
me to commit an act so disgraceful and SO
impure as those set forth in the letter of 81.
Y.B.
Anything that have done for the soldier
to aid him in sickness and dewapt, l leave with
those to say who have fallen under my care
and for whom have transacted business
My sympathies are for and with the soldiers
especially the privates. To-day feel proud
in doing for them and by them as have.
Ever since this wicked rebellion broke out
I have been ready and willing to give my full
share in time, money, OF. in any other thing
that would best serve my country and vindi
cate the Union cause. as ss 85- sa1
1 This is the first time in my life that hav,
felt it my duty to vindicate my character in
public manner, Ny feelings urge me to sa.
more, cannot say less. In conclusion, have
this to say: Old friends, wish to treat yo1
professionally, as well, and if possible better
than formerly. New friends, we VIII be glat
to see you, and when time has rolled roun,
its many years, may we all meet and part a
old tried friends @ tE =21
! Truly yours,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
war Newa o. the week.

Tho Government is making preparations
for a draft to fiji up the old regiments which
have been depleted by the casualties Of the
service The State of New York will be
among the first called uron for fresh troops.
The weather is magnificent and the yir-
ginia roads are in excellent condition. 81 z
Burnsidess ordersrelatiye to sending domes-
tic traitors beyond the Federal lines. and pro-
tection to Union men, is well received in In
dianapolis, as it confirms the previous action
of General Darlington.
A Union man driven from home because he
was accused Of reporting q Knight Of the
Golden Circle to the commander of the Dis
trict, was sent back to-day with officers in
strrcted to rely on the civil authorities. but if
not protected, the offenders to be dealt with
under the order. al
The rebelsiu the vicinity of Fort p5nel-
son have been for some time gathering Il the
horses for cavalry service. To put stop to
thisSRosecrans ordered all the good horses in
the neighborhood to be taken by the Federal
forces while engaged in this service. Seven
ty men on Friday last met about the same
number of rebel cavalry, and a skirnaish en-
sued in which Al of the latter were taken
prisoners, including Major Blandin and two
Captains. z4s.asa as d 81
It's reported in diplomatic circles that Sec
retary Seward forwarded second dispatch tc
Minister Adams yesterday, to go by the mex
steagners similar in general tenor to that writ
len upward OF a fortnight ago, in which Grea
Britain was warned of the consequences o
sending forth more Alabamas to prey on ou
commerce. This second dispatch is, tits sta
ted, even more decided in its tenor than it
predecessor. and goes even so far as to init
mate. that if the British Government permit
the rebels to- build and dispatch their piratics
cruisers from its ports, it ought justly to b
held responsible. 5sssa as so q
so hard up is the g Southern Gonfederacy
for food, and SO alarming are the prospect
ahead, that JEFF Davis has issued orders /
a his people, requiring them to devote the
agricultural labor TO the production Of food,
Skirmishing and movements are reporte
on the Rappahannock. IS, .st.s.f
A Washington letter intimates that Il
President is not pleased at the elimination
six months preparation for the reduction
Charleston into two hours fighting It is j
secret. thatthe reconnaissance which aceor
plishsd SO little is TO be followed by a bo
fde attack, which is to continue as long
ironclaeis can fire gun.
Another letter to the same paper says {
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

The Boston Journnl is printed on paper
made of wood by anew process. The paper
presents clear surface, is of soft and firm
texture, and admirably adapted for newspa-
per purposes. The Journal states that this
is not a fair, test of what the proprie-
tors propose to do, butt it certainly proves that
there are other materials. than rags which can
be used successfully in the manufacture of
white paper, aass 9.z,ss.ss- s.s. b
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
both branches of the General Assembly adj

both branches of the General Assembly adj
journed sine die A very large amount of
business was done, but in too much Of ahur-
~ for meto give anything Ike a correct re-
port.
A resolution ofsthanks was offered to
Speaker HnbbeH, by Mr.. Dickinan, of Guy
ahoga, on which the yeas and nays were de-
manded and resulted, yeas 81 to nays 81
This result grows out of the fact that many
members think he has been partial in his do
ings as Speaker, and it may be they had some
reason for thinking SO, and, if he has been in
tentionally SO, he has received q rebuke which
he will not soon forget. A vote of thanks
passed unanimously for all the other officers
of the House. K.