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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
FANCY BAZAAR

Z O II L a ID L T. -
Elegant Work Boxes,
Rich Writing Desks,
Fine Toilet Cases,
Splendid Portfolios,
Marble statuary,
Beautiful Brackets,
Rich Parian Wares,
Willow Easy Chairs,
Pocket Companions,
Elegant Sewing Stands,
Splendid skates,
Rich Party Fans,
Choice Steel JeweIries,
New Head Dresses,
Fine Lace Sets, etc., etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
BOAR DING.

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
"A with furnished room at 20 West Ohio street.
deci9-2ts
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LOST.

| OSr-0a Monday eveIing. December IL, 1855, a
IL Fitch Mur, opposite Fieicher's Bank Please retul
TO No. IS ssst Market street, TO &C. HOLMAN
del2-2is
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New Advertisements.
MASONIC.

MasOnic--The members OF Anciest landmarks
Lodge, No 3, hereby notified attend the regu
lar monthly meeting this (rse-dsy) evening, at ~
O'Clock, business Ct inIo is TO be transsct d.
BY order Of JOHN LOVE, m
N. n HAIPIS. Secretary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-19
Illinois Institution fer Idiots and Imbeciles

The board of directors of the Illinois Insti-
tuition for the deaf and dumb, being author
liked by an act of the Illinois legislature to
organize an institution for idiots and feeble
minded children, have performed that duty,
Experienced officers have been obtained, and
are now inaugurating this enterprise. The
requisite attendants will be employed as cir
cumstances may render necessary from time
to time. Both officers and attendants are
actuated and governed by purely philanthrop
lc motives and christian principles, and in
their administration of the affairs of the in
stltution will exercise most tender and pa
rental treatment towards the unfortunate
children entrusted to their care
The institution is designed for children
whose mental development is so far retarded
as to unfit them for common schools or whose
idiosyncracies make them unsuitable oom-
panions of children more highly favored in
teliectualiy. 1t is not designed to be custo-
dial In its character, but to furnish to that
portion of the children of the state mentioned
above, a system ofinstruction more rudimen
tary than any practiced in our common
schools.
Children who are insane or epileptic are
not In teachable condition, and CONSIGNMENT
ly may not be classed among those for whose
ameliorstion and elevation this Institution is
designed.
The usual age for the admission of children
to such Institutions is from seven to fourteen
years. A considerable number of applica.
tons have already been made for admission
otaers designing to apply should do 30 al
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-19
ence. by mail, as the accommodations Of the
| building though good are limited,

ence. by mail, as the accommodations Of the
building though good are limited.
The mansion and residence of the late Gov
ernor Duncan have been secured and will be
used for the purposes of the institution. Tho
location is healthy and accessible, yet re-
tired from the gaze of idle spectators. The
surroundings are ell pleasant, and as fully
suited to the purposes for which they are 20
used as could be expected in any building not
constructed with special reference thereto.
Persons knowing the residence of feeble
minded children in Illinois will confer fav-
or by writing to that effect to the undersign-
ed.
Applications for admission. information,
etc., should be directed to
PHILIP g. GILLETT, Is
Acting Superintendent. Jacksonville, llli-
nois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-19
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.

MANNER OF DIsrRIBUTIoN.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
Value, are placed In SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed. One of these Envelopes,
containing the Certificate Order for some arti-
Gle, (tcoTth at least dollar at retain will be
sent by mail to any address, without regard to
choice on receipt of 25 Cents. The purchaser
will see what article il drdUs, and its value " b
may be from One to Five Hundred Dollars, and
can then send One Dollar and receive the artic le
named, sny other the list ofthe same value
and after seeing the article, if it does not give
perfect satisfaction, we desire II to be Immediate
ly returned and the amount paid will be refund ed
BY this mode we give selections from a varied
stock OF fine goods, OF the best make and lates,
styles and OF intrinsic worth, at a nominal pnce,
while all have a chance ofsecurrg articles OF the
very highest value.
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certi-
hcate, postage and doing the business, the sum OF
Twenty-Five Cents, which must be enclosed in the
order Five Certificates will be sent tor 81: elev-
en- tor 81; thirty Tor s.; sxty-6ve for $40; one
hundred for SIS.
PARTIES dealing NTH us may depend on hurfne
prompt returns, and the article draun piH be i'm.
mediafely sent TO any address by return mail o,
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases
Write your Name, Town, County and State
plainly, and address
SEI.DEN g. Co.,
% COURTLANDr STREET
New York.
mayl9w3m
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The following order has just been issued by tht

The following order has just been issued by the
war department:
'All the forces of the enemy east of the Miss.
issippi river, having been duly surrendered by
their proper commanding officers, to the armies
of the United States, and under agreements OF
parole and disbandment and there being now no
authorized troops of the enemy east of the Miss
issippi river, it is ordered, that from and after
the lst day of June, 1865, any and all persons
found in arms against the United States, or who
may commit acts of hostIities against it, east
the Mississippi river, will be regarded as guerrilf
las, and punished with death. The strict enforce
ment and execution of this order is especially en-
joined upon commanding officers of all United
States forces within the territorial limits to which
it applies"
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RIVER STREET HOTEL

Next Door TO Langley's Warehouse.
THE Subscriber has. at a large expendi-
i ture OF money, fitted up, in the best ma nner,
hotel o River street, in Rock Island, CORNER
ly kept by Schabe) and furnished it with entirely
new furniture, and respectfully informs the puplic
that from his long experience in the bust
ness, he thinks she knows how to keep q
hotel - and Tcsoectfully solIcits q share
OF public patronage, believing that all who favor
him with call will be satisfied with both fare
and bill.
He has also built a new stable and can accommo
date teams.
There is, also, new ball alley, adjoining the
house.
20 '&aa- few good permanent boarders can be
accommodated. SAMUEL GALLUP. =
Apl7dwtf
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP
Call at the Argus Office
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP.
Call at the Argus Office
10 GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
osn u IL Ayus OAsa
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BOWLING SALOON.

HAVE just completed o new and frst
i Class Bowling Alley, the best in town, and
respectfully invite all who desire . heaithful
exercise to call at my place and Try it,
SAMUEL GALLUP.
River Street Hotel,
near Lsnglsy's Warehouss.
0syl6aG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

wWe extract the following from an
able article on reconstruction, in the Eren-
ing Post Of the 9Th inst. We commend
its sentiments to the consideration of our
readers:
I'VE told the Southern people in our
last what would come Of it in CONNER
cial and physical respect. if they gave in
to these iusensatc impulses and counsels.
We now tell them what will come Of it in
a political sense. The majority Of the
northern people approve thus far the hb-
eral policy Of the President; they are
willing to sustain him, and to do more
even, II he is met in kindred spirit OF
Justice and good will. They have no rc-
sentiments to satiate, no vengeance to m
fict. That impartial and equal freedom
which is the genius Of our laws they desire
to give universal application. But their
efforts must be taken with the same manly
and magnauimous confidence with which
they are ordered. They have done with
assumption and arrogance; they have had
enough Of the airs of the master in times
gone by-they are men who have proved
their manhood. and who expect to deal and
to be dealt with rs men.
Should the policy of the President then
fail, the determination of matters will be
left to the Congress, which, after such an
experience, will not be in so fitting mood.
Many of the members of that body already
hold to the theory that the insurgcnt states
have destroyed their state organizations,
and reduced themselves to the condition Of
territories. Many others insist that the
whole body of the people. who took part
in the war, became thereby, as our courts
have decided. alien enemies, forfeitng
their right and putting themselves out Of
the pale Of citizenship, which can only be
restored by an act Of pardon or an act Of
naturalization. These theories are per-
haps not popular now but they can be
made 80 before November next. Let the
fair and kindly disposition Of the North
meet with no corresponding response; let
it be turned back with incidence or indiff-
ercnce, or hostility and it is easy to see
the result. Disappointment will beget
evaporation, and evaporation lead IA
acts, The generous policy will cease Ia
find favor; doctrines Of federal supremacy
and Of the need of federal inteTposition
will get into vogue; the strong arm Of
military force will be exertcd and fol
years to come, the southern states, which
have now the opportunity Of embarking or
career of freedom and prosperity, will
sink into mere territorial dependencies, il
not subjected to an ignominious military
vassalage.
No wise man at the North desires THU
result; We prefer to see the Republic NOV
ing on her orbit of freedom rs Of old, bu
with a renewed vigor and brighter lus
tire; yet we must not forget that the popn
lar heart though forbearing and generous
is fitful, and does not readily brook tn,
offences put upon its kindlier sensibilitic'
and Instincts"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
ID ARES SEMINARY
LATIN SCHOOL.

LATIN SCHOOL,
A. the recent meeting Of the President and
frustsss Of Bates College, resolutions were passed
recognising shs necessity of the separation Of tho
Seminary from tho College, and it Was voted to
organise Immediately . Department to be demon.
mated Bates Seminary and Latin School.
THE SEMINARY
will be 90 the original plan Of the Maine State
SEMINARY, embracing Ladies course, and mis-.
celianeous department Of both sexes, including
instruction in Ornamental branches. Music, Pen.
msnship, Photography. Book Keeping, 10. The
Seminary will be under tho government Of . sep
srate Principal and Preceptress.
THE LATIN SCHOOL
will have for It's especial and sole object, the
preparation Of students for Collcge-any College
they may choose. Three Instructors in addition
10 the President have been attached to this school
and il will BE- their effort to prepare their stu
dents ror College in the strictest and most thor
ourh manner. Prizes will be given for excellence
in scholarship in Greek and Latin.
Students in the seminary and Latin school, will
have FREQ access TO the College Library, Gymns'
stun, Lectures, DO.
TUITION
y III be charged at the rate of $24,0 per year
The year is divided into three terms Of Is weeks
each. These terms will begin as follows:
Fall Term, August gath, 1865.
Summer Term, January 18th, 1850.
Spring Term, April 10th. 1866.
For Circular containing further particulars. ad-
dress the President o. b. CHENEY, D. D., Lewis
wis., ' JOHN A. LOWELL,
Sec. of Board of Trustees.
Lewiston, August eth, 1863. Swso
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
NOTICE.
EMPTY BARRELS.
OF FORECLOSURES.

Whereas Jane Googins Of Ellsworth, by her deed
Of mortgage dated March y, 1884, conveyed to me
the undersigned. certain lot OF land In said Falls
worth, and lying on the road leading from the five
ssw dam to the County road, commencing on the
North east conner Of land owned by Seth Tisdale T.
sls, and RAINING on said road sixteen rods then ut
Pshtauglcs With said road southerly TO land former
Meriy owned by Asa Flood, thence essterly on said
Floods line slHtteh rods 10 line OF said Tisdale
thence on said line e place o. beginnins Containing
Hancock County Registry vol 1913, page 2S9 to nici
refer for 4 further description The conditions Of
close the according to the statutes in such cases
made ana p<ovids4 GEORGE w. MELVIN
EllywoFeA, Aug =, 1868 3o'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the coassy Of
Hancock.
THE undersigned, James c. Taylor Of Derry. 10
Hampshire Executor Of the estate Of james Taylor
late Of Derry, In said Rockingham County, decea:.
Certain real estate herenser described for he par.
Visions contaised in he viii Of said james Taylor
hm 70 s Il q
and convey, In accordance with the provisions OF
said will, the following described real estate via One
undivided third part of \ saw and single mill and
Of the lot connected Herewith, situate In Otis, in
said Hancock County, said lot being Of triangular
cn s
two sides by the road and by land of Abraham War
rem, and being same mill and lot connected there'
thanei N. Taylor, LATELY deceased, and Henry Tay.
And also one undivided third part Of lot Of land
+. rrentiss, easterly BY land Of b. Austin, south
eriy by land of one Mr.. Howard, and westerly by
land OF one Mr. hoPklns CONTAINING oy est stir
four hundred and my acres Of water and burnt land,
and sometimes called the Taylor 1000 acre lot b.
Nathaniel t A. Taylor, lately deceased, and Henry
Taylor; the aforesaid lots including all said JAMES
Tay0. interest In Land conveyed TO him and others
by Samuel button by decd recorded In Hancock Reg
istry of Deeds Vol 81, page 42i. and comprising all
the real estate in said Otis owned by said James
Taylor Of the real estate Of said James Iayior' de
ceased for the purpose Of paying the iegscies and
carrying the provisions contained In said VII.
JAMES C. TAYLOR.
Derry, N. H., May, 1866
At Court Of Probate held At Ellsworth within asA NJ
the County Of Hancock, on the asst Wednesday o.
August, A. D. 1864.
On the foregoing Petition, oydesed-fhat the Petit
TONER give notice all persons interested BY causing
copy Of the Petition and order Of Cosyt theresa 70 p
published three weeks successfully In tho klsWcrh
American. newspaper printed 10 Ellsworth, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be heA at klsso!sh
In said County, the hrst Wednesday Of Sepsenoe.
next at ten O'Clock the forenoon, and shew cause,
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest Gro A. DYER, Register
true copy OF the petition and order Of court thereof
Slu Attest --GEo. A. DyEx, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

RAY OF IIoPE.-To weak, debiiitated Dyspep-
tics. grooming under life of agony, offer
PLANTATION BIrTERS
as n rood and sure Remedy This remarkable med
icine relieves Sour Stomach, Headache, Heartburn,
Distress after eating, and all the symptoms Of Dys-
pepsia, ut once.
Its good effects is felt upon the first trial.
PLANTATION BIrTERs are the pleasantest tonic in
the world.
The old, the young and the middle aged, acknSwi'
edge their wonderful health giving power.
No change of diet is necessary while using them
Eat all you want of the best you can get.
PLANTATION BITrERs are exhausted Natures
great restorer. They give tone to the stomach, and
brilliancy to the Mind, and driving away
1.-THE doubts that roll
Cimmerean darkness DER the faintiug eoull'
TO PROVE Ir-TRY BOIILf. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LlNlMENT.

CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND ACHES
n and wa rranted superior to any other Group
IL positively cures relief Is absolutely sure un,c
slteIy II IL is used. Mothers remember this, and arm
Yourselves with bottle without delay. Group Is II
secraSc which gives notice, frequently attacking
the child in the dead hour of night; before physi-
clan can he summoned it may be- too late. Remeh'.
Ter the Venetian Liniment never fails Price ~ and
0cents bottle. sold by all Druggists. Office 30
lortandt street, New York. lm9c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
P0ssic Nets Found.

Il wood Island, on the 10Th inst, . gang con =
sisting Of two Cotton Poggie Nets. One buoy
ma rkcd on the end with paint; anchor, wood
stocked. The owner is requested to prove proper
ty, pay charges and take the same away.
NELSON YOUNG.
Ion, Island. Bluohiu. july "A, '65 2s+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. August Is.
Cotton declining at 43i 4le.
Flour &c higher. Sales 1900 bbl.. State 81, 90
$50; Round Hoop Ohio s., 2OA 1900; Wost.
ern, $6,t0a It's; Southern-sales t0' bbIs. q,
s., 90 IL 90; Canada sc highcr-sal.s soc bbls.
at SG,12a $50.
Wheat dull. Sales 800 bushels. Amber,
Mich. S2,0I.
Corn dull Sales unimpottant.
Beef dull.
Pork firm. Mess $50 50.
Lard dull at l9s 24i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

The following toast was pronounced
at fcrcman's dinner and was received
with great applaus': " The ladcs-their
eyes kindlc the only flame against which
their is no insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
Real Estate for. aale.

NOODCC Tor . G0eak 4v090s
"A THE subscpiAAs c"uts nplAtiag. . eAasos
fSsSH In his business. Offers for sAls, n essst
x.2Rk bargain, II applied Tor sopn,, the follow.
ing real estate, viz. Five EighthA " The we'll
known Tavsi n Stand called the
"ELLSWORYH h0ESB.~
and one halls Of the Stabss boloaghe tAssstss
with eQpSl interest in the land censssssd thsss,
with, being undivided. Possession givsA i14s-
diatsly. Also, the
DWElLING HOUSE
occupied BY hiaselG being one ei ~ bsstsrssg-
ed and thoroughly built premises u ths vslssxs,
pleasantly situated on tho corner Of naia esd
school streets, and 10 one Of the most dseiss6ls
and convenient ioeations in the village. Possss-
sion given on the first day Of October next.
Three-6fths Of the purchase money may remain
for . reasonable time on mortgage, u dssived
JAS. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, July u, 1855. 20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
HOUSE FOR SALE,

"A Ike subscriber offers for sale. cheap
Nll the Dwelling House in Ellsworth, si,a
sS.0l sted on the road leading 10 the Fslls
about one mile from the village, In which hs sov
lives. II 10 oil finished, and in good repair.
Inquire Of the subscriber.
Ellsworth, Aug. It'll 1865. Sns0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
q r . q e s.
HATS & CAPS
Sl0te Of maine.

state Of maine.
To Joseph Thomas Of Ellsworth, In said County,
Greeting:
V1HEREAs, Joseph T. Grant. John NJ. Hale,
w B.J. Tinker, John P. Langdon, Samuel
Dutton, Jr.. Henry A. button, S. Waterhousc,
Seth Tisdale. J. A. Deane, Is. F. Austin, E. II.
Stockbridse, James IL. Hopkins: p. ~. Perry,
Joseph Thomas, Robot Cole, j. W. Hill, Chris.
TOPPER Chase, J. ". Jones, =. D. Jones, and VIM
b. Peters, DESTROYS of becoming incorporated un.
der the name of the WOoDBiNE CEMETERY As
ISOLATION" of the town Of Ellsworth, having sp.
piled to mo, one of the Justices of tho Peace In
and for said County, requesting me to issue war
rant, directed TO one OF said applicants directing
him to call meeting Of said persons according
10 Law, to act upon the following objects, to wit:
let. To chose Moderator to preside Ut said
meeting.
ID. To choose Clerk and all other necessary
oAieer.
3rd. To choose Committee to settle with ths
Administsatos Of the sstate Of Hon. Charles Jer.
vic, late Of Ellsworth, the claim Of the said jar
vis asaiast ssid woodbins Cemetery, and 70 %.
taiH . deed Of The same from said Adninisslaso1
ltA. To Do any other business that nay legal
y cone before said meeting.
Yoa bss hereby directed TO notify meeting 81
Md persons, according tn law TO b. held IN ehe
Recon- over Warren Browns store. In said Eils
worth, On the twenty nth day Of August last
st O'Clock ? H.. for the purposes Aforesaid.
Given under my hand At said Ellsworth, sht'
9Th day Of August, A. p. 1865.
WV. SOMERBY, Justice Of the Pssss.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, Of which
the above Is . true and attsstsd copy, 10 ne d.
reetsd, hereby notify said persons to meet q
the time and place. and for the purposes aforesaid
Dated this 9th day Of August, 4. D. 1868.
1v3O JOSEPH THOMAS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate, within for the Coun
~ Of Hancock:
II EpREsEN Eletta W. We rlweII, widow Of Francis
IL 4. wardwe, late Ct Brcksport, in said County OF
Hancock, COOPER deceased, that said Francis e. Ward
well died possessed Of personal estate inventory
WHEREOF has been duly returned into the Probate Once
that she 10 entitled to receive OF said personal
than she have distribution thereof II the
solvent but that said estate 10 insolv, Mt. She
therefore prsys that such allowance may he made her
OF said estate, for her support and comfort. may
be deemed necessary and proper.
ELLErrA v. wARDwELL.
Dated July 81, 1855.
At Court Of Probate holden Ut Ellsworth, within ord bs
the County Of Hancock, on the afA Wednesay Of
August A. d. 1895.
On the vegolng petition, Ordered-tha the pets6eo.
give notice 70 all pessens interested By eassiog
copy Of the Petition and Order q Cosrt tAesess - psb
she three weeks excessively nths nlswostA A0ssson.
printed In Ellsworth, In said county. thss sasZ nay p
pear 1t . Probate Court to Be holden q 0sWcssh, h
said county. the Ass Wednesday 0epteosr nsse q
O'Clock IN The gorenson and she's eaass eay NY
have, why the prayer Of saA petition sAoaA ~ -
granted. PARKke TUCK, JsAee.
Attest:-0so. A. DYm, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order d Cou therssa
3lu Gso. A. Dysa, xsgiseer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
WHISPERS! WHIsKERs

Do YOU want Whiskcrs or Moustaches1 Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow on tn
smoothest chin or hair On bald heads. in six weeks
where, closely sealed, on receipt OF price.
Address WARMER & Co,
lyl3P Box l3s nrooklin. MY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18
RLUEHILL ACADEMY.

The next Term will commence Aug 3ist, and con-
,inue eleven weeks. The school will be under the
charge Of
GEORGE X, MERRILL, A. b.,
u recent graduate of Amherst College.
Mr.. N has Ind considerable experience in teach
ing, and comes highly recommended
Here the scenery is delightful and the moderate
charge for board and tuition render this institution
n desirable resort for study.
JOSEPH wBsc0TT scc'y.
bluehill. August sth, 1868. 3wao
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
catirc time the treatment of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience of twanty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and per
nanent relief In the Torsf cases Of Suppression aud
all other Menstrual DsranJement,, from uhdfersT
cause All letters for adv ice must contain 81. Office
No v Epdicott street Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, June -, 1850. ls2iN