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AVA ttMt aOYEnEB MACON AMI I)OHBLE
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BY L. III. Luck 4 Co.. Auctioneers,
(No. Sc Main street.)


N7EWII4L SELL AT AUCTION, on
w TUESDAY, January 18th, for cash only,
a large and general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, MIRRORS, cart
PETS, RUGS. CKOCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
TUMBLEK'
JELLY GLASSES,
CROCKERY,
PIrClfERS,
CHAIRS,
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
SAFES,
wARDRoBEs,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
PINS,
EARRINGS,
CIOrHING,
OVERCOArS,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, &c.
VESTS,
DRESSES.
ALSO,
6U0 bags SMOKING TOBACCO,
20 feet a-inch LEATHER BETTING,
IS feet 7-inch LEATHER BETTING,
20 feet l5-inch LEATHER BELTING--nearly
new. jal6 l.. II. LUCK Il co.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
COHFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November Is. 1864.

RICHMOND, November 2s. 1864. }
TNIIE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act of August 10th, 1861,
redeemab bic after the i.t days of january and July,
1884, are hereby notified to present the same for
payment to the Treasurer, one OF the Assistant
Treasures, Or Pay Depository of the Confederate
States, funds having been placed in the hands Of
those officers for the purpose OF redeenng said bonds
and stock. No interest viii be allowed thereon after
January LIST, 1865. G. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eod2m Secretary OF Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DrPAnrNExT,
pERsTE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond. January 2. lS6j.

Treasury DrpAnrMxxT,l
CosrEpERaTE STATES or AMERICA, :
Richmond, January 2, 1865.
NTOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
IN Frs OF SIX PEP Err, CE ; NoN,TA :aIAIg.l
Under THE FOURTEENTH SECTION OF ACT
OF FEBRUARY II, lS6l.-Noticc is hereby given
to holders and owners OF SIX PER CENT. NON
NESS issued under tho fourteenth section Of the
act ~ February II, 1864, that the interest due on
the same to LIST January, 1865, will be paid upon
presentation OF the bonds ut any time after list
January to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasur,
- : y - G. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Trelsurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries al Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Deposita,ics at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina.
Depostaries al Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
vonery, Alabama.
Drrositaries g. Columbus, Mississippi, and Nous
tons,sd Marshall, Texas ia 6-3.awlm
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
~ ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY
Il, lsGf.---Nctice is hereby given to holders and
under az: Of February H. 1864, that the interest due
the to LIST January, 1865, will be paid upon
presentation of the bonds, at amy time after LIST
proximo to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasarers
Pay Depositaries named below. It is impraeticable
to prepare schedules for the payment Of interest
these bonds, as the number and amount of those
surrendered III payment Of taxes have not been yet
asceytained. G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury.
Treasurer ut Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant I'reasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Dcpositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Derositaries at Charleston and Columbia South
Carolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depositafies at Tallahassee, Florida, and Afont-
gomery, Alabama.
Deposi:aies at Columbus, Mississippi. ard !IouS-
ton and Marshall, Texas de l6---eod2,n
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arr0TSEHuLD FURNITURE FOR
II a4IR Ar AUCTION On THURSDAY,
the 10Th 81 January, % 10 O'Clock wiz cell Ct the
res;aenoa az Mrs. g. CL1NEIr, on Fourth street., be-
tween jackson and nny9 sen3. assof
y A hnndsome b0okcase,
Mahogany rar1or Chairs,
DiniuR and other Tables, two Safes,
Bedstends and Mattresses,
+ prime Feather Beds,
SUPERIOR Ingram Carpet,
Cups and Saucers, PlatcsAnd Dishes,
An excellent Cooking Stove, complete, &c.
A choice Library of Books, embracing Histories,
Works on Literature, Science, &c.
ial +. u. COOK, Auctioneer.
By Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tcnth.)
FuRsdaT1IusssEsis D caocxnarwAnn,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION. u
On FRIDAY. the goth instant, comm encirg at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at our salesrooms, No.
1872 Main street, an assortment Of GOODS, con-
sistinS Of the follow ing and other articles:
Cabinets, Wardrobes,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges.
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets,
Mirrors, Glass and Cfotkeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches, -
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves.
ja l6 WILLIAMSON IL CO, Auetioneers.
BY Thomas W Keesec, Auctioneer,
(Ofice Governor street, between Main and Franklin
MARDLE.TOP BILLIARD TABLES,
ly1 &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold ut auct.on on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th in-
stant ut ii o'clock "A. NJ, at l.. Brians billiard
rooms, under the American Hotel,
Four Marble-top Billiard Tables, Phelan's
patent,) with Balls, Cues, Maccs, coun-
I, tiers, &c
Two large Mirrors,
Two dozen Oak Cane-Seat Arm Chairs.
pctur
One load Coke, &c.
ial6 r. W. KEESEE, Auctionecr
WILL BE SOLD, on tho 9th of the
w present month. at public auction, on the
premises, my FARM, in Chesterfield county, ON the
Cogbill road, miles from Manchester, of sixty
six of land, well timbered and in very dee
sirsble neighborhood. Very good dwelling and ex-
cellent water.
TERMS: Made known on day of SALE :.
ia l6-s.s LEROY +. CLARK.
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RossEsY.-On Sunday night last,
the auction and commission house OF
p einson, Hill y Co, on Franklinand
Walf Streets was entered and robbed Of
tWes hasrels Of flour and thirty-seven
le0eoDf bacon, valued ct between four
and AyD thousand dollars The thieves
hadk 1se keys, Is they entered through
sc 1tonk door. and, aftev passing the
olen articles out, sgain locked the dor
- the0 Traces of the robbery were
yeetenday morning about . square
- bail ding, bnts III efIorts 81. fur.
search pE0Ied frnitless.
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QUARTERMAsTERs

NOTIcE.-TO QUARTER8IASTERS
AND OTHERS.-The undersigned, having
dissolved partnership With Mr.. H. J. Maigne, is
prepared, ON his own account, to furnish AXLE
GREASE. MACHINE OIL, or HARNESS OILS as
Low AZ .sl. one, and warrants the same to be
equal to any in tho market. Having had four years
experience II ths business, can satisfy any one in
want Of OILS or AXLE GREASE. shall b me.
pared in short time to furnish GLUE. All orders
left with Mr.. ]. B.sGALLEGHER, on Main street.
between Seventh and Eighth. win be promptly lIed
Ny GREASE and OILS can be had there At setail
silp. ja l4--st.l JOHN A. FOSTER.
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NTILL BIZ SOLD TO-DAY, AT
w o'cl5ck, In the alley IN rear of No. 81 Main
street. very good SADDLE HORSE, which Is also
broke to harness; perfectly sound, and between
nine and ten years Of age.
& ia i7--lE' II. 2. TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
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EARM or ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

TTAREI OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
. IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY. AD-
JOINING HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, WITH
PRIvATELY.-We offer for sale, privately, the
FARM located as above, containing one hundred
acres, with wood and timber enough-some forty
acres being in wood balance cleared. The i'm.
provcments are dwelling, with nine rooms an of
fcc, with two rooms with cellar under the whole,
kitchen and accommodations for twenty servants,
and all necessary farm buildings and orchard Of
excellent fruit trees This property is situated in
safe locality, convenient to college and churches,
and surrounded by excellent society. Price, Sa0,
0oO. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionee1s
ia list
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ATE FROM BALTI1IORE.-SE
LIMO OFF VERY FAST, AT BELvINs
BLOCK SHOE STORE, OVER ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND. DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS,
lately received, as follows
40 pairs OF Ladies' Fine Balmoral Walking
Shoes,
100 pairs Congress Lasting asitcrs, very nice
article;
200 pairs Morocco 1ooteos. large dses. suitable
for servants;
zoo pairs Bootees, Of French c2lfskin, city
made. al sizes;
500 pairs Misses and Children Shoes, various
kinds and qualities;
loe pairs Babies Little Beauties some ankle
ties;
200 pairs Boys Shoes, very excellent and now
every scarce goods;
50 pairs Boys, Boots, . No. l. boot for service !:
2oe pairs oenslsmen's Congress CATERS, French
and other binds;
50 pairs cavairy Doots, and other kinda o6
hand. hzss sisss;
100 pairs servants' Brogans ana Ar ahoeA
- Linen and Calico Shirts,
Nerino Undershirta,
100 Hoopslirt.. beauties, bell shape, lasss.
style; 81
leo French corsets. stitched. viii shslseona. i.
Is. them; s. 3
10000 Shoe Eyv1cts, Sa
80 ChildI<n's s5.Itt.- Peacha Loax q HI.
1000 boxes ef Mason's Eenstino Biseki,,. IS. *
100 sross Of Pearl shirt las.ttuas, !,
loo sross q SUI and Ioshsr qualities q sAss
Laces; ~ - j s. 81 IS - ].
lop frenehse Alsstias, 81 setail; S. { |.
Iadlas' L'nsa caa'azie AeAaS Nhisa
81 We voa.a adyiac ON fustq - a Sa,phs1o -.
800 AAys : 491 III eoSIi y. ~
i ss fs,ts ca B. ''s' 4
& (, 1Rxn = "a pos rs l.s|
ea'ae stssse n leeaAh;
= As'.ss : - ssess slNie m, )
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE EARN or TWO HUN
DRIED AND NINETEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES OF LAND. ON THE CEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD AND CI!ICKAHOMINY, SIX
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-On TUESDAY, January 18th, at IL
O'Clock NJ, we will sell the FARM, located as above
described, called MEADOW BRIDGES, in a fine
state Of cultivation; one hundred and fifty acres
cleared, with fine meadow the Chickahominy.
The improvements plain dwelling, suited for
small family; kitchen and other servants houses ;
barn, corn. house, stable, ice-house, SC.
Ten acres of rye have been seeded on the farm
and is looking very we'll.
TEaMS: At sale.
Sale without reserve.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia l2-td5 Auctioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

TWO ESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.--Will he sold on THURSDAY, the 10Th Of
January, on the premises, at Il o'clock NJ, two
VACANT LOTS, above described, situated on
the cast side Of Cherry, and at the corner of Dey-
erly and Aibemar!e streets, fronting thirty feet
each and running back one hundred and thirty
five feet to twenty foot alley.
TERMS: Made known on the day Of sale.
ia IA JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
GALE OF LAND AND MILLING
~ PROPERTY IN BOTETOURT-On TUES
DAY, January 3lst at IL o'clock, will he Sold at
the Blueridge Hotel, on the macadamized road, in
Botetourt county, the MIIL-SITE and BUILD
INGS lately occupied as the Blueridge Paper Mill,
including about SEVENTEEN ACRES of LAND.
Also, at the same time, will he sold about ONE
HUNDRED ACRES Of WOOD LAND, three miles
from the milling property. This land is reported
Also. some TWO HUNDRED CORDS of WOOD !;
part at the mill and part on the wood land
This property is very desirable. The mill has
very abundant supply Of clear spring water already
conducted to it, which would be Invaluable in manu-
featuring There are water-whcels in order for ma
~chmery.
jaii o:,D' : e'n'sas'. j. A. a91 Go5wAnD1N.
GALE OF COAL. PROPERTY.-uu.
~ der an unexpired lease, having three years to
run, will be sold, at the Glover Hill Pits, on FRI
DAY, the Goth instant, the LEASE. TOOLS, FIX
lures, &C., OF the pits lately worked by Hall &
county.
This sale is made necessary by the death Of Will
kins Hail. who was one Of the partners and is con.
CURED in by his executor. -
TERMS: Cash.
THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
OF HALL & CO.
eoncur.in the above sale. L. L. LESTER.
Ja o-tds Executor Of W. Hail, deceased.
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BY G. ". Villa Auctioneer,
fNo. IS Main street..

U7ILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, At
w my store, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
q lot of =
STOVES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BLANKETS,
SHOES,
DRY GOODS, &c.
GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &C.
jail q. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auc!ioneers,
corner Of. Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY MORNING next, the 10th liz
slant, at 10 o'clock,
700 boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
2, eases. Smoking Tobacco,
10000 Florida Cigars.
ALSO,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS
and
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Particulars in special notice on morning of sale.
Consignments solicited.
ia II ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
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UNWILLING FOR SALE.-We offer
at private sale n TENEMENT in Hughes's
Row, on Mayo street, with SIX rooms, kitchen, gas
and water. 1t is now rented at $500 per month"; but
possession can be had in April, if desired.
GRCBBS s. WILLIAMS,
ia l6-3t Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RaIIgoAp,l
SUPERISTESpENT's OFFICE, !
Richmond, January IL, 1865. J
NOTICE.-On and after THURSDAY.
1N January 18th, 1865, the THROUGH MAIL
and SOUTH SIDE FREIG!ITS will be discontinued
until further notice. q. s. NETfIERLAND.
ia l3-6t Superintendcnt
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RAILROADS AND STEAMERS,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICEl
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richmond, January l4tA, 1865. }
NOTICE.-On and after MONDAY, the
IN 10th instant, REGULAR PASSENGER
and FREIGHT TRAIN, combined, will be run tli-
weekly between Stanton and Mi:lboro'--lcavin2
Staunton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
O'Clock (. M; returning on same days, leaving
MILFORD at 3:45 p. NJ. w. A KUPER,
ia lGGt Assistant Superintendent
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Tor HIRE.-BOYS AND GIRLS. &C
customed to farm and house work Also, two
SHOEMAKERS. Apply at
j. list 4. & s. WORKMAN s. co.'s.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.-We have the
/ y following NEGROES for hire: Chamber
small Bows. - y
AS we have determined to close our hiring in a
few days. all persons desiring servants of the above
description are requested to give US CALL as we in
tend hiring them out regardless of prices
CLOPTON s. LYME, rs
corner of Franklin and fifteenth streets.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE

DOR HIRE, G RI, we'll disposed.
IL honest. and good house servant ; having
had some experience in cooking, washing and IRON.
ing. Apply to. GEORGE WATT & Co,
Jal7--ats Franklin street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOUR BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE
LOTS, ON HON HILL, FOR SALE.-We
offer for sale TWVHALF-ACRE LOTS, on west side
of Ihrty-second street extending from to Pstrect,
fronting three hundred and thirty feet, running
back one hundred and thirty 1.-TWO feet. Also ONE
LOT at the southeast corner Of Thirty.frst and p
streets, one hundred and sixty five by one hundred
and thirty-tw feet; and another LOT Of same de
mansions, on west side Of Ihirty-frst, between 0
and streets.
All these lots lie beautifully in an improving
neighborhood, and they are offered at very modes
rate advance upon their value before the war;
Apply to tja l5-ss1 Grub & WILLIAMS.
nWEIIINI FOR SALE-We offer
Ellsworth American., 1865-10-06
Hancock Musical Convention

This Association met at Writings Hall
en- Tuesday. The number in attendance
in the morning seemed smaller than usual,
although quite gathering of spectators
had dropped in to witness the opening
exercises. The class was called TO order
and Rev. J. i. Locke, offered prayer
The President, Col. j. W. Jones, made
some brief and timely remarks upon tho
object Of the meeting, and the necessity
of being fully alive to the importance Of
each member tcorkiny with heart and
Voice in the noble duty of the week which
was before them. He then introduced
Prof. l.. o. Emerson, who takes charge
Of the class MIR. Emerson is an enthu.
siastic lover Of the scichce of music, and
an admirable teacher. He did not spend
much time in making remarks, but pro.
ceedcd Mt once to his labors. He placed
in the hands of members some proof
sheets Of Il new work to be published
next season by himself, and the class com.
menced the morning exercises by singing
some Of the tunes in the new book.
The afternoon session was much better
attended, as many members living in dis
tant towns had arrived aud taken their
seats. The evening session, shew full
house and a full class, and full measure
of the old enthusiasm aud interest in the
exercises Ofall ersoDs, the lovers Of good
music are the most enthusiastic aud ycni.
al. If an "undcvout astronomer must
be mad what can be said Of an ''unde.
vout" singer 7
On Wednesday the class had swollen
to its full proportions, SO that every seat
was iu!Sand the interest continued in.
cteasing. The evening exercises were n.
,cresting to the unproiessional hearer.
and gave great satisfaction to the audience.
Miss Alice Dut'on sang a song, which
was accompanied on the piano by her
sister Nancy, which ELECTED praise. Miss
Lesse Chamberlain sang solo. which,
also received warm praises.
Ws notice among the class some, who
have annually attended, and wbe are
known as being much interested in N usis
in their localities.
Mrs. George Peters presdes at the
piano. This lady is IN old teacher On
the instrument, and is an accomplished
musician We have not noticed us yet,
the presence of any of the visitors from
Bangor. whom We are accustomed to see
here OH these occa sions
Ellsworth American., 1865-10-06
Ihe Crops-an Explanation.

MR. EDITOR AS much misapprchen-
sion prevails in regard to what is required
of competitors Tor premiums on field
crops" and both the committee and the
trustees are often blamed for doing that,
which they have been dcbarrcd by the ey-
hibitors themselves. permit me space in
your columns to explain.
An exhibitor presents himself at the
Secretary's table with specimen-curn.
perhaps it as field crop because
it grew in the field, when he only intends
to exhibit few ears of handsome corn,
another comes with barley, or potatoes.
enters them as such and expect field crop
premium. Both are wrong and both are
disappointed. TO grow crop in a field,
in common parance. would be called a
field crop, but in the phraseology Of agri-
cultural societies would not. AT the time
of holding the Fairs, most field crops have
not been harvested and measured. the
amount produced is unknown, hence only
a specimen is exhibited, which is marked
on the books and tag" as field crop
The committee during the second day of
the Fair, examine the specimens of farm
crops marked field crops,and in October
this year the :.Sth--meet to make their
awards, upon all entries where the exhl-
bitor has complied with the requirement
of the Society, which is simply this:
Those competing for field crops must
furnish the Secretary before the meeting
of the eonnittee-d 1rritca statement n
the uodc qt cultivation and amount cf crap
pyo3aced. These statements are cNamin-
cd by the committee, returned to the Sec
retary and forwarded by him to the Secre
tary of the Board of Agriculture. 1t is
from these statements that the committee
decide who is entitled to the premium, il
is to obtain the information contained in
these statements. that a premium is offer.
ed. Send your statement to the Secretary
before Oct. -. if YOU expect premium.
S. WATSON, Secretary.
Ellsworth, Oct. lst, 1865.
Ellsworth American., 1865-10-06
Choice Of Officers.

At the Annual meeting Of the Hancock
Agricultural Society. Sept. 25ih, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen as officers
l'r sident-Wm III. Black, Ellsworth
Vice Prcsilert-N. X. Sawyer.
Seeretary-Samuci Wasson, Surry.
Treasnrcr-Moscs Hale, Ellsworth.
Trusiees-Jcssc Dutton, Ellsworth, John
y. Langdon, do. lvory Grant, Bucksport,
Joshna Watson. Scdswick. Roswell Silsby
Aurora. l. II. Hartman, Orland, Joseph
T. Hinchley. Bluehill. John Parsons, East
brook.
$ Wasson was chosen an agent to solic-
it contributions to aid in paying for the
Grounds. S Wasson and n. X. Sawyer
were chosen committee To indite and al
dress circular letter exhibiting the Il
nancial condition of the Society. After
the tran saciing Of business, an interesting
debate was had on the subject of breeds OF
stacks best adapted to our soil and climate
Members would enjoy good trto, hy at
tending the annual meetings and partici-
pa,ing in its doings.
s. WAss0N, Sec'V.
Ellsworth American., 1865-10-06

FiREs.-Thc recent great fires in vari-
GUS sections Of the country has very nat
urally attracted the attention of the care
fnl and consideraie men every where. and
has been made the occasion Of much prae-
teal comment In looking over our vii
iase it will he patent 10 any one that we
have two or three rare chances for big
FIRE, while our engines and their compan-
les have nearly gone out Of remembrance.
VIII il not be well tn examine into these
matters somewhat, 4 stitch in time. in
this regard may save mnch waste of prop
erty.
Ellsworth American., 1865-10-06

-Fsr The pas, feu weeks abeye has
bspu a xfsxsS.S eaS1esz ssfsMs~eN the ad-
vsrases al the FanrAon and Enaplrr he n
neSe- tut osx ha1 the - grand opening -
has ssxs,. xsrh ats ais9asy cd designs an
v.i.~as- sa,iss. St.aaa.ers- a.xrrs and ANA
f<ssa asr4s- and g3lt sasBsss<1ass- IA IS sscf-
Asx skzs tic Emyhse has s,suSe al ssssW-
ans wsH Ese s&s SsKzef~f axrs nes ard aaH-
aex- The @lpins hat IosSr IN The c1iyeass.
sS faS2 i&s wsih Ks E@ses rRaxp- s5tez ihe
snas vAzS prevailed xsWs thar hatb anea-
essp aga- asLrarls n ach a1arnlian hns
Skeux * ssiarAre ,Aal "a as by Sc xeass a
ssrsEise ri yssda fsa t,s r,swaa~Es: ter aseg
earn aSxs usak rock IL al an axrates- - L
usa v yssu zs-'' 1t sxesa be a&nsat<.& she
Euszr< 10 sssaer naursAay Ter sAe sass ss
~sxAaexA-A a. fsssg-