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did not reside here. but was only patipr n
friendly visit to the people with whom he
was staying. On demanding Ambulance
to the house the officers were asked their
business, and at one time 1t was tboupb,
Pritchard would offer resistance, but, find.
ing the house completely surrounded bv
blue jackets and escape impossible, he sur
rendered at discretion, but nevertheless
boosted of his numerous exploits in block.
adc running, and altogether assumed n de-
tiant and sullcn demcanor. Having sue.
cessfullv accomplished the object of hi.
expedition the party returned with their
captive. This was about four O'Clock in
the morning, and daylight just appearing.
Commodore Jones and they were abont
returning, when Captain Hotchkiss propos-
ed to run up the river about three miles
and then ascend one of the creeks for tho
purpose of emitting ont schooner and on.
noes that had been very actively cnpa grd
in smuggling contraband goods from the
eastern shore of Virginia. A council NJ
war was held, and as Captain Hotchk;ss
urged that there was sufficient force for
tlns purpose and he was commanding Off.
Ger, all the rest assentcd, and thc Con,-
modore Jones and General Putnam were
headed Tor South Creek, wherc.op near;p,
as before. the cutters were again broucbt
INT" reqnisition, and the suhboats left to
keep watch. Several vigorous strokes
brought the cutter around bend, Captain
hotchklss' gig leading the van. When the
boats were absent from the suhboats about
ten minutes and abreast clump of trees,
the boats were fired upon by party Of
guerlilas secreted in ambush. Atthe third
hre MIME ball struck Captain Hotchkis,
III the ,jusular vein, and he fell over the
gnnwale OF his gig a lifeless form. 4
sailor named Mcdonald was also killed by
&c fire.
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Religious, moral and intellectual, which is
theirs. with the strength and endurance OF
bNr northern climate, must enlist in the
ranks and fight this war through. Others
cannot do it. Poor whites. liberated
slaves, rebel prisoners who have taken the
oath to get out of prison. cannot take our
places. Filling our quota will not do It,
Tha. miserable, wretehed notifying talk
we hear so much of, about filling our
/" quota, what has that to do with the
war; The only thing is to fill our armies
and to fill them with efficient troops. One
would think that people have devised a
way of filling the quota without filling the
ranks. If they have, so much the worse
for us,--for our reputation and for our
success.
Where is the patriotic alacrity which sent
so many hundreds to the recruiting officers
three years since Has the coppcrhead
cry of peace at any price, taken such
strong hold of the Union men that they
to-day are ready and eager to quarrel
with ABE Lincoln's Government" Are
few men who assume to lead the public
mind, willing to assume the position of
leading the honest masses i'll a wrong dl-
recton, merely to crafty some pique !!
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RW We received communication too late
for publication for last issue, in regard to
The part the 3lst Maine took in the Peters
burg affair. We publish so much of tho
same as is of particular interest at this
time
HEADQUARTERS 31st Me. Regiment. }
ID bnsade' I'd Div. Before Petersburg.
August LIST, 1864,
Dear Strive lost heavily in officers
and men, Col White was taken pri.-
oner, Adj. W. Il. Allyn MORALLY wound
cd and brought off the field. One CAPT.
killed and three missing. one Lieut.. killed
and four missing, some of these we know
to be wounded. The Color Serg'ts brought
out the flags or the remains of them, the
Stars and Stripes were shattered with
bullets and the state flag torn in pieces.
the staff having been shot away four diff
ferent times. The Serg't. says he has
this to console him. 1T is the larxe,s
piece left" and he had hand to hand
encounter with 'Johnic" for that. The
national Golors were once twisted around
a rebel ha!ones but the Serg't succeeded
IN getting off the field with them 1t was
a gallant charge and might have been sue.
cessfnl had the I'd Brigade been properly
supported, but there was no support,
neither right or left hence the result
The casualties i'll Co. ID. which might bc
o' interest to some of your readers, were
rs follows =
Capt, {. O. Norcs, Mt. Desert, mis-.
sins' 1t Lieut.. G. W. Thompson, killed.
P1vai"s' Richard Lowell, Bucksport, mis-
sing, Levi Newell. do do. c. G. Bridge.
do do, L. H. Narnum, Surry, do. 4. y.
Bunker, Mt. Desert, wounded, since aie.s,
". G.. Stevens, Bluchill, wounded -c,ryr-
y, David Sanger. Castinc, do slightly,
Nm. W. Clark, East Machia.. do do.
Patrick Ragiln, Buekspcrt, do do.
The regt. now under command Of Capt.
peanc "f Co. \. the only commissioned
officer left, Numbers Is men for duty. ia
to draw rations. Some companies have
10 men for duty While others only 3, and
none have a commissioned officer. The
Brigade nov numbers 10l. AMI lost $50
mtn. 1t Is stated by good authorities that
we lost 40 commissioned officers and 1900
men.
Yours truly.
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Editorial Correspondence.
BRLrAsr. August "a, 1864

DkAS AMERICAN:
II was stated in last weeks American that the
credit aecctnts at Augusta for new recruits and
veterans, - kept by Major Gardiner and Adj.
Gen. Hodsdon did not quito agree. Since that,
an order has been received to adjust the credits
as per the account of General liod.don. This
gives many Of the towns in county quite an
addition Of credits, aud relieves the sensi,ireness
of Town oniesrs caused by the first account.
This /. an additional evidence of the desire Of
both Major Gardiner and General Hcdsdon, to do
justice to all the towns, and to all parties. We
can but ask all concerned in answering the last
call of the President, and of those having bust
ness relations with those who are TO carry into ef.
feet the orders of superiors 70 be patient consd.
crate and just Everything will be done to ad-
just the matter Of quotas and everything else per.
tanning to the draft, upon equitable basis. In
doing this the assistance, and the good will of all
loyal men must be evoked.
Below We give the credits by Major Gardiner
and by Gen. Hodsdon and have oaly time to say,
before the mail closes that the one b. Gen. llods
don j. the one with which the towns have to rcgu-
late their action by under this new order. BY
this, Ellsworth gets some more men to her credit.
This has nothing 10 do with naval credits which
are yet to DO given.
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Bucksport, the first three Resolutions
We're adopted as the sentiments OF tie
Convention in behalf of our soldiers and
the cause, the whole assembly rising to
their feet in one unanimous aye.
On motion of J. l.. Pearl of Dedham, it
wa. voted that the proceedings of the Con
vention be published in the Ellsworth
American and Bangor daily Wig and
Courier"
On motion Of l.. A. Emery of Ellsworth,
the thanks of the Convention were tender
ed to Arthur F. Drinlwater Esq, for his
courteous manner and efficient services as
President of the Convention, and also to
VIM. WATSON for his acceptable services
rs Secretary.
The Convention then adjourned,
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around Alex ,ndria. Many wealthy plant
crs are living OF rations, their crors hav-
ing been dcstr 1yed. The c6nscril ton 10
being vigorou ly carried out. Censcripts
and refugees threaten to seize Dick Tny-
lor's children as hostages for the security
OF their families.
FORTRESS MONROE, 22ds
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived this p.
m, from City Point. She brings intelli-
gcnce that the enemy has been making
desperate but unsuccessful efforts to re-
take the Weldon Railroad. Our forces
now hold the road firmly, and have Sc
cured position from which. it is believed,
the enemy cannot dislodge them.
The enemy made three desperate eharg-
es Yesterday on our lines, but were repuls-
ed each time with heavy loss to them
Our loss was light. 1t is reported that We
/ captured 500 prisoners.
New York, Odd.
| The Herald has the following
Strawberry Plains, ooh. General Han
cock having accomplished the object of
his expedition to the north side of the
James river. is Withdrawing his command,
Part of his forces have already re-crossed
| the river, the Cd corps being followed by
the cavalry. under Gregg. General Bir-
ney. commanding the 10th corps, is con-
Quoting the withdrawal of his forces. His
columns are just approaching the pantoon
bridges.
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I T E M S, &C.
y ours truly.
STERLING.

linE CHASGED.-SatbathS esool Censert NH
sabbath evening at the B.n,i,, Ch,reb NJ
o'clock. PunctuAlity is requested, ., il -
thought desirable not to desaia the younger
scholars late, than s O'Clock
Hon. John Appleton of Por, s,r.x died a, his
residence, on the 2ist inst.
At the Union Class Convention nj sua,txan
&C. john L. Hill, Esq nominated ~ sA.dsdais
tor Representative to the legislature
TaB MAGLzISEs.-Au Of the M.ra.in.. for
September are received, and may Be had ~
Moses lisls's Bookstore. They contain the -.
uai Inducements to the lovers Of good reading.
~ On the outside of this weeks paper We
publish IN account Of tho naval duel bstves.
the ships kearssrge and Alabama This Aceouut
was written BY a person on board the X. and
can DO relied on as accurate, and will BE- rsaa
with interest by all.
The Soldiers Union Sewing Circle Of Cranberry
Isles. have this week forwarded through My.
Phelps, the SUN of SIS, to The Christian Con.
mission, bein. the proceeds Of . Fair held -
them for the benefit of sick and wounded Sol.
diers
The PEAcE WNs The Psaec Wing Of he So
called Democratic party in this State hs.l il ALL
its ewn way at the State Convention held At Ban
gor the 18th. 1t is true that . good deal 10 said
about State rights in general, but the real feel
ing Of the Convention is 10 have Just sush q
peace made as will suit JEFF Davis and his Con-
iederate rebels.
We have received from our attentive cor.
respondents, Messrs. Green 4 Co., At Deer Isle,
the following information;
Picked up at sea, the 10th inst, IS mil, s sovth
east of lsls au llaut, by sch Accumulation, Capt
Turner, Of Deer Isle, the hull Of an American
bark Of some 400 tons burthsn, clipper built
Supposed to be new vessel, and one Of the VIC
tins of the confederate cruiser TaIlahssss. Was
burning at the time. and was towed into Isle ~
haut' This is only one of many that met The
same fate"
How natural for some to end fault
it'll Others, when the real fault is with
themselves in a good measure.
Another congressional candidate
has been put in nomination for the 5th
district, AT the Copperhead State Con-
yention held at Bangor the other day, the
delegates in attendance from thiA District
met and put in nomination James White
Esq, of Belfast. Mr. White is a very
respectable man, is quite aged, is known
as holding politica sentiments after the
Fernando Woor pattern. lie is . peace
at any price, man.
AT this meeting, j. G. McClintock. p.
w Lothrop, C. ID. Fletcher Monroe Young
and j. o. Brien were chosen the Con.
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Gen. Fitzpatrick Returns 10 Sherman
Ia3ien Rdrdges on the Pldins.-Ldfer
from Admiral arragut.-From the Up
per Potomac.
NASHVILLE. Aug. god
The water on the shoals is - feet
deep. and falling. Gen. Fitzpatrick return
ed Yesterday to Gen. Sherman's lines,
from an expedition to break the Macon
railroad, which he succeeded in doing
near Jonesboro, DESTROYING 3 miles of track.
and , trains and locomotives. He encoun-
tered the enemy and had sharp conflict,
dispensing their cavalry, and capturing a
battery and many prisoners. He destroy
ed all guns, except one. which he brought
in, together with 20 prisoners; finding the
majority of the latter too much of an in
cumbrance. Otherwise than this oXpedit
on. things have been quiet at Atlanta for
some days.
Fort kEARNEY. Aug 23.
Major General Curtis has arrived here TO
straighten up Indian affairs.
The Overland Stage Company has re
moved its agents, stock and coaches to
this post for protection. There are no
white inhabitants between here and Dem
yer, all having fled to the posts for pro-
lection.
The road around Denver, is reported to
be swarming with hostile Indians.
There has been eXaggeration in the tele-
graph news from this country, about the
Indians.
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YORKTOWN, Va, August Is. Is63

YORKTOWN, Va, August Is, 1863.
Two more victims to the Unsuitable hat
red and murderous aim of thieying gueril-
las have sacrificed their lives at the shrine
OF their oountry's alter, and their blood
now cries for vengeance. Captain VIM.
q. HOtchkiss. lately commanding the side.
wheel gunboat General Putnam, doing
blockade duty at the mouth of the Planka.
tank, and sailor named Mcdonald were
the victims III the case, as also two gallant
tars badly wounded The particulars OF
OF the affair are as follows =
Lieutenant Commander Jas. II. ellis.
commanding the United States eupboat
Commodore Morris, also, the fleet ON the
\ DIRK river, received notice that ON the
banks OF Plankatank river q noted runner
and daring guerilla, named Pritcbard,
made his rendezvous, and if an eypedition
ludiclously managed. was sent ont on a
certain day his capture would be made
certain.
captain llotchkiss, who, in his little
Doat, the General Putnam, had been doing
blockade duty on the York river and trib.
utarles Tor long period, had an interview
with Captain ellis, and proposed to him
a plan whereby Pritchard might he eosilv
captured. 1t was therefore agreed that o1
Monday, the 18th inst, an expedition com
posed OF the gunboat Commodor ZONES
Acting Master Hathaway, executive afI;,
Ger commanding the General Putnam
and a cutter from the Commodore Morris
IN charge of Mr.. S. S. Lewis, executive
Giicer, the whole in command of Captain
Hotciiklss, should start out and make the
capture. Al an early hour yesterday
morning the party entered the Piankatanl,
river, and, leaving the gunboats, took IN
the cutters, four in number, and with silent
strokes of mufiled oars, soon reached tbo
spot which the guide indicated & a land
ing place. '''''
The game captured. Our adventurous
explorers soon reached tho house where
the redoubtable guerilla captain and block.
ade runner was reposing, aud at once sur
~ inc same and had little difficulty
IN sonnrsno him pr;tako.I :.
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CECIL PARKER.
EDEN Aug. 22d. 1861.

TIJEN aug. IA. ISbI.
Gentlemen. As Capt Hotchkiss was "a
native Of this town it will be interesting TO
many of his friends and former aeauaint-
ances if you will copy into your paper the
following slip giving the particulars Of his
death.
Capt Ilotehkiss was the son of John @.
lIotchkiss, Esq, very well known in for
mer years as a business man in this vicinity
and who is still living at the advanced age
of 81.
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Hancock County Omcers:
For Senators:
THOMAS WARREN, of Deer Isle,
EBEN NJ. HAMOR, of Eden.
For County Attorney
EUGENE HALE, of Ellsworth.
For Judge Of Probate:
PARKER TUCK, of Bucksport.
For Register Of Probate:
GEORGE A. DYER, of Franklin.
For County Treasure
H. PILSBURY, of Buckpsort
For County Commissiontr:
H. SARGENT. of Sedgwick
For Representatives. to the Legislature:
JOHN u. HILL, for Sullivan. &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-26

French Conditions Of Rebel Recognition
From the Army Of the Potonlac.-A
Desperate Rebel attempt 10 RepossesS
the Weldon K R.-Gea. .Sherman'S
ANN An action in Front Of At
lantG.-200 Rebels Leap into the Union
Lines!
New YORK, 23d.
The Tfi5uae's special despatch, dated
Thursday night, states that the Cd corps
and others were arriving to reinforce War
rem on the Weldon Railroad. Our losses
have not been half of the enemy's, either
by casualties or captures. A desperate
conflict is expected momentarlly.
NEW York, Aug. Odd.
The Heralds Tendon correspondent
states that the Emperor of the French has
Just informed MIR, Slidell that he never
will recognize the rebel States unless they
engage that all children born of slave pa
nts shall be free, and that ''slayery shall
be totally abolished and cease within ten
wears from the date of recognition"
CAIRO, H.. Aug. -
New Orleans dates of the 10th bring the
following items:
The rebel cavalry is concentrating at
jackson, Miss. Kirby Smith is at Alex
andria [: Gen. Dick TAYLOR is commanding
Folks old corps at Atlanta; Gen. Back
nercommands. Taylor's rebels in Louis |
lana.
,.rn,D.,x|,, |
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The gunboat Pontoosue arrived in
our barber thia morning. She left Port
land Monday evening. and is in pursuit Of
the.pirate Tallahassee. -Eastport Sentinel
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A. r. FOSS

A. r.. EOSS
OF New Hampshire. will speak in the following
towns in this county, upon the political issues Of
the times:
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Credits for Recruits and -snlstments, to Au.
gust lst, 1864:
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for GOVERNOR:
SAMUEL CONY,
OF AUGUSTA.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
i1 D;st-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
I'd Dia.-SIDNEl PERHAN, OF Paris.
I'd Disf.-JAMES 6. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4th Dia.-J0HN RICE, of Dover.
ah Dist -FnEDERlCk A PIKE, of Calais.
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UNION NOMINATIONS.

Presidential Election. Tuesday, Nov. LIST
FOR PRESIDENT
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.

FOR ELECTORS.
1t Iarge-JOHN b. BROWN, of Portland.
ABNER STETSON, of pamarscotta
LIST Dnt.-RiCHARD VI. CHAPMAN. of Bitidcferd.
ed D,st-THO'S A. ID fESSESDEN, of Auburn.
ID Dia-GoING HATHORN, of Pttsfeld.
4sh Dist-BEyJAMIN 7. GILMAN. of Orono.
5,h DIS. JOHN n. SwAZEY, of Bucksport.
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Cslearaph 4lews;
FROM THE DAILIEs

The U'eldoa r. X Figh.-!Serere Con-
test for The Position. Battle IN SFenaH-
doat Ta!iey, - The Rebels 0scapy
HartiHsbUrg.
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Gen. Fitzpatrick Returns 10 Sherman
Iadien Rardges on the Pidins.-Lafer
from Admiral Farragut.-From the Up
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To whom h MAY Conce,n.

flNHE following goods received per steamer Chesa.
- peake, from New York via Halifax, March 2. .
1874, still remain unealled for. Tie owners are 10,
quested to call at once and settle the freight gener
al average. and other charges on said goods and
take Them away; otherwise they will be old 10 paw
said chaTQs ~
Readheld Woolen Compsnv Pieces Wooeu Cloth
Crathem 4 Cayerhill Quebec, bax Hardware
Unknown, l bale bedding
Nat Palmer, Damariscotta 10 boxex soan
Z. fostern Co, Quebse. 25 boxes Spice
No mark case knjckpaes
L Unknow N. small Clocks
July l3 ls5l-dIw '0N'
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Substitute Wanted /,

TuSHE subscriber wishes for substitute in the Armv
= Ior three years or the war. He must be citizen.
OF to dran believing that the rebellion car
ana VIII De put down by the Union Armi. 8 and
resdy ana desirons of doing his part In this work
veteran would be preferred
reasonab abie bonus in addition to the State bonn.
ty and aid from the city, will be paid 10 such nh
stitute by EDWxRn EnV
July IL, ls64.--dlw
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Information wanted.

WILLIAM COLLINS. WILLIAM GODDARD
w ana JOHN Z. LACEY, who were supposed
to be natives ofPortand having died In the tiniteo
STATES service their heirs can hear OF valu
nation on application in person or by letter to
BRADFORD HARMON,
No. 50 Exchange street
IuiyooS"S Portland, Me.
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A SITUATION as Book keeper. by one who has
"a b1th taught and pracised the art of Book keen
ing wholesale Store preferred Best OF reference
given Enquire at No. ss Exchange street
Portland, July 6, 1864 iaI,7dtf
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Talk about Hats :!
JUST SEE
HARRIS NEW STYLES.
June 4-dtf

Alta Court of Probate held at Portland, within al
for the County OF Cumberland. ON the first Tues
day of July. in the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred aud sixty-.our,
CsAMuEL IL. BRADBURY, having presented his
- petition representing that solomon Thayer. lac
of Portland in said County deceased old in his life
time make Il gal contract to convey TO True Brad
bury certain real estate described in said petition
and pray that authority may be given to the ex-
scutrix of the last will and testament Of said Solo,
mon Thayer TO execute the necessary deeds 10 car
~ said contract into effect,
II 'cas Ordered. That the said Petitioner give no.
tiee to all persons interested. by causing notice to
be published one week in the Maine State Press and
seven days in the Daily Press printed at Portland,
that they may appear al Probate Court to be held at
said Portland, on the third Tuesday ofJuly next al
ten of the clock in the forenoon, and show cause,
If any they have, why the same should not be grant
ed.
JOHN A WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest,
jalylldtd& wlws
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Notice.

fINhlS day give to ms two sons. Z. j. and Chas
Il Randall, their time TO sct and trad for them.
selves; shall not claim their wages or pay their
debts. /. c. RANDALL, Kez Falls, Ne.
June 81, 1884. iuneqs
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Substitutes.

A MI one wanting Substitute for one or three
years, can be supplied with one BY calling upon
Exchange streets. A-'1
J. NJ. TODD,
a One who believes the Rebellion can be nut
down BY the Union forces -
juyl2eod3ws
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tNROM the pasture in Searboro'. grav Mare h.
- tween six and seven years old q little lame in
the LEFT hind root and having q marx Of "sera,ch.
mare to MARTIN FLANAGAN, Grand Trpnt Pas.
senger Depot, viii be handsomely reward
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4 SITUATION wanted by a youpg msn In .
~ Wholesale store. Best Of reference given.
Inquire of A. b. HOLDEN, Office near Post once
jyi d3w -
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A Agent Of either sex in every town and village
- 70 engage IN light and profitable business by
whieh IRON - 90 TO sl2 per week eau be made Per.
sons having leisure evenings can make ffom soc 10
sl.Vo per evening. sample with full particulars
sent oy mall TO all who enclose one cent stamp,
aud address A. SPAUIDING kao f'
june2ld wlu.s West Hamnsfe.s n m
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND


SihAlED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts, westbrook, last month, q three wear oia
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return MIN or
give Information where be may be found will be
suitably rewarded, by calling at No 80 Spring ST.
FRANCIS 4. EMERY