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l. Many crimes asd ,outrages having lately
been cowmitted within this sub.dstriet by
eitIzene. in the uniform Of u. s. soldiers. (tlis
garb.haying been assumed by then, to divert
suspicion from themselves, by casting it upon
the ml'tary,) il is
Ordered, That ITO civilian. will hereafter be
Perahted to Wear any article Of the uniform
proper to the U. s. Army. under pain of fl ne
aud imprisonment.
III. No person will hereafter he permitted 10
appear in public in any article Of the uniform
proper to the late army of the so caileI "Con
iederats States.' and the wearing of stripes,
butt0ne or other insignia Of rank or conncc-
ton with said arlpy will he held to he viola.
ticn OF the oath Of allegiance.
by Order Of LIEUT.. COL. R..'TYLER,
Commanding District.
IIvSnI B. Looms,
LIST Lieut. Adj't 56.h N.Y.V.V, ,A.A.A Gen'l.
OFFICIAL; JOHN MElt;ALF
Cupt 5Gih N. Y. V. v.
Commanding District Abbeville.
GEORGE X. BLACK,
1t 56th. ". Y. Y. v. and
Asst Provost Marshal.
Aug. 24. 1865. 5--tf
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6pcfial Notices.
Cleanse the Blood,

MYTH corrupt, disordered or Initiated Blood, you
w are sic. all over. II may burst out in Pimples
Sores, or in some active disease II may mere.
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But You cannot have good health while your blood
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plants which caused by impurity of the blood,
Erapiions, Rinplss, Bioieie.. Boils, 81. AntAonys
Fire, Rose or Erysipeias, letter or Salt Rheum
Scaid Head, Ring jporm, Cancer or Generous Tia.
mors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as Re'en-
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so Sphiis or Yensridi Diseases, Lirer Complaints,
and Heart Diseases Try AYERS sARsAuARHLA,
and see for yourself the surprising activity with
which it cleanses the blood and cures these disor
During late years the public have been misied by
large bottles pretending TO give quart Of Extract
of SarsApara for one dollar Most of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little, IL any, Sarsapara, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment
Sarsaparilla which aood the Market until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat Still we call this compound 'Sarsaparilla,"
and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue
the name from the load OF obloquy, which rests
upon 1t. We think we have ground for believing
has virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary
run of the diseases 1t is intended to cure. We can
only assure the sick that offer them the best
alternative which we know how to produce, and we
have reasons believe it Is by far the most eeetu
al purifier of the blood yet discovered by anybody.
AYER's GaERRr PEoToRAL is SO universally
known to snrpass every other remedy for the of
Coughs, Colds. iaauensa, Hodrsene,s, Group,
Bronchitis, incipieat Consumption, and for the relief
of Consunptiyc Patients in adv anced stages Of the
disease, that it is useless here to recount the ev.
dence of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by Ds. }. G. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by Calvin q. Peck, Ellsworth, Ne uni.
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GREEN's LANDING, March 81, 1865.
MEssHs SAWYER l. BuRR:
Herewith we submit tho following report:
Ar 2sth, sch Phoenix, Hutchins, Orland to
Gceanviile; 30th, Gloucester, Judkins, Surry to
Green's Landing.
Cid 2s.h. Northern Chief. Hopkins yinal Haven
for Western Hanks, Phoenix, HutchIns, Oceauville
for Orland; 3Oth, Thistle, Masten, Hancock for
Rockland.
April 4th.
Old, lst, sch Ciou, Borden, Trenton for Rock.
land; Glide, Ash, Eden for do; Sd Josephenc,
Hadley, Eden for do; Regulator, Eaton, Greens
Landing for Little Deer Isle.
DIsAsrEs.-March 3Ist, Br sch Walrus, Lake,
on her passage from Corvallis, N. S. to New
York, the wind blowing fresh and weather thick,
struck on q ledge near M.rk Isle Light. She was
run ashore on Russ Isle t. prevent her from sink
ing; help WAS received from the shore. and rnA
tho schooner in to Green's Wharf, where they par.
tally stopped tho leak. She has sailed for Rock.
land or some other place where she will DO made
seaworthy.
Vey respectfully.
GREEN 4 Co
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"WIDRLY KNOWN" 1t is generally sup.
posed that the Wcbsters, Palmcrstone,
Gortaschoffs, Metteruichs, and Garribal-
dis of politics are the men of worldwide
renowd, and so they arewhere newspa-
pers circulate, but not much beyond. One
Of our friends lately returned from China,
amuses us with the recital of his journey
in land the some distance, where the en-
quiry oftenest made when no became
known as an American, was whether he
knew or had ever seen the great chemist
of his country, DR.. Aver, that made the
medicines. They use his remedies many
of them have been cured by thcm-and
they speak of him, as if he occupied the
whole of America or were at least the
great feature of it. A mandarin who had
been cured Of a malignant ulcer on the
hip by his Sarsaparilla, seemed to consider
it our principle article of export, and its
inventor one of the few men this continent
had ever produced worthy the attention
of Chinamen,-Ncw York Ncvs.
Forty.two thousand dollars worth Of
postage stamps for the use Of the soldiers
were lately received at the City Point
post-office.
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The Night Before the Grand
Movement.

From Our Special Correspondent.
GEN. SHrRIDANs HDoRs., GRrda's SRA.
TON, w., Tuesday eve. Mar. 20. 65. (
DEAR TRIBUNE reader would you like
to take look into the camp of the armies
operating against Richmond, on the night
before the grandest military movement,
perhaps, that will have ever taken place
on the American continent !?
Well then. come sit by me but single
moment on this log by blazing camp
fire, and l will cndoavor to give you some
little idea Of what is going on here, as,
before it becomes matter of publication,
the movement will have been so far devel-
oped that what is now said of its initiation
will not be contraband.
The entire army of the Potomac, three
Divisions from the army of the james,
under Gen. Ord, and Sheridan's Cavalry
Corps are all here, on the south side Of
the James, ready for general movemen'
to the left at daylight in the morning.
Gen. Sherman was tsCity Point last
night and this morning, in consultation
with Gen. Graut, and returned to-day,
for his command, via Newpern, while
Gen. Grant and his stsf already have
pesn baggage packed to come out and
take the fed, in person, to-morrow MORN
ing.
Gems. Meade, Ord, and Sheridan. and
thea Corps Commanders are in consulta-
ton in camp, tonight, and everything is
busy in preparation for the mornings
march.
The weather has been warm and pleas
ant, to-day, cloudiug up toward night and
threatening rain for the morrow. but at
10 o'clock p. M, the stars are out, and
fair day is promised for the commence
ment Of march.
Thousands Of camp-fres through the
woods Of Prince George and Dinwiddie,
in localities that will, perhaps, never
know them again forever.
And thousands of soldiers are sitting
around those fires, spinning their yarns
and cracking jokes, many of whom, be.
fore tomorrow night, at this time. may
be shorn Of limb, or lie stark and cold on
the cnsanguined battlefield.
l think our destination this time is
BIrkesville. Bat we shall see what We
shall see.
DAYAGnr, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
MARCH 30.
The reveille aud bugle call have SCUM.
d d over hill and plain, and the grand,
con. Of dating armyis in commotion. The
wagon trains are hitched up and on the
road, and the troops, infantry and caval-
ry, are falling into line. ~.
Screen a m.-The entire army is in
motion to the left and westward.
ILLINoIEN.
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State Of Maiss...
TREAsuRgk's OFFICE,
Anouxfa AprsI nj ISl

TREAsuRgks OFFICE, !
.. .e.1s.- Augusta, April Sd, 1855.
UpOE the following townships or tracts Of land
hot liable to be assessed In any town, the following
assessments for State Tax was made by an ACT Of
the Legislators, approved February "a, 1896; s
COUNTY or HANCOCK.
No. 3, N. d, two hundred forty dollars, $40 90
No. 4, two hundred forty dollars, 30 90
Strip N. of No. 3, forty-fvc dollars, 10 90
Strip N. of No. 4, forty-ive dollars, Al co
No 8, South Div, forty-ive dollars, IS %
MOO, do forty-ive dollars, As %
No. o,tadj. Steuben, ninety dollars, 90 90
No. 10, NJ D., one hundred fifty dollars, $50 90
No. II, do one hundred fifty dollars, $50 90
No. 22, do one hundred fifty dollars, 100 90
No. 70, do one hundred fifty dollars, $50 90
No. 80, do two hundred forty dollars, go 90
No. SO, do two hundred seventy dollars, 20 90
No. 81, do two hundred forty dollars, $40 90
No IS, do two hundred forty dollars, 30 90
No 80, do three hundred dollars, 800 %
No. 40, do one hundred eighty dollars, $50 90
No. Al, do one hundred fifty dollars, 100 80
Butter Island eleven dollars twenty cents, II es
Eagle do eighteen dollars, IS %
Spruce Head and Bear Island, nine dollars, 90
Beach Island, five dollars twenty-five cents, %
Hog do five dollars twenty five cents, s Is
Bradbury's Island, seven dollars fifty cents, so
Pond Island. near Little Deer Island, one
dollar eighty eight cents, Is
Western Island, one dollar fifty cents, so
Little Spruce Head Island, three dollars, 90
Poud Island, twelve dollars, Il 90
Calf do seven dollars fifty cents, so
West Black Island, one dollar fifty cents, 80
East Black do two dDllars twenty-five cts Is
Pacentia do six dollars, 6 %
Long do sfxty-seven dollars nifty cts. 81 80
Marshairs do ten dollars fifty cents 10 so
Great Duck do three dollars seventy-6vc
cents, , IS
chickering's do ffteen.dOllar, Is 90
Old Harbor do four dollars fifty cents 80
II NJ HICBBORN, Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas George Mike of Orlaud in the County of
Hancock and state of Maine, by his deed of mort
gage dated Nov 10th, AID 1891, and recorded in
Hancock Registry vol. 122, page 52o conveyed to
real estate situate in said Orland, and known lot
No. IS, commencing at stake and stones by land own
ed by Eben Hutchings ut u brook, thence by said
brook south to stake and stones to land owned by
Nathan b. Conary, thence west by N. r.. Conary's
land to the brook thence north by said brook kbcn
Hutching's land thence east to the fret mentionedc
bounds also by said brook last mentioned to N Be
Conary's land thence by said \. 3. Conarys land
west to the pond, thence by the pond to the said
Eben Hutchings land thence by the said land to the
first mentioned bound, one.half Of this undiyide d
parcel of land last mentioned. Ana whereas said
the undersigned and the conditions in said inortgac
having been broken hereby claim u forsclosu
thereof rELATlAI WHITE.
Oiland March Goth, 1850. II
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New York Markets.
New York, April, s.

Cotton dull.
Flour unscttlod-salcs $500 barrels-State,
$7.s0@4S.ao; Rouad Hoop Ohio Ss50@S9.75;
Western, &7.So@ss.75; sosthcrn-Sales 80 bar.
rels ut - l0@$l2.se; Canada-Sales 500 bbls at
$s.75@$l0.sO.
Wheat dull.
Corn dull-Yellow $l.lo@l.i2.
Reef dali.
Pork 6rm-Mess $27 50C1?8.o0.
Lard dull ~ lSAa lsc.
'WbSkey dull.
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This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-change, Red, Rusty
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DIED..

At Lewes, Delaware-Mai CHI 9TH, Phlander
Jordan, son Of Nahum and Julia A. Jordan Of
Ire nton, first mate of brig Rowlerson Of Boston,
aged 26 years.
Ellsworth-lst inst, after lingering illness Of
two years, Victoria, vito of Capt. Alden II. Be-
latty. and daughter of tho late Edward Beal, Esq.
The deceased, through tho larger part of her
sickness, anxious on account of hor children to
recover. was sustained by faith that all things
work together for good to them that love God.-
She renoun ed all confluence in her own goodness
meritorious ground Of acceptance with God
and relied on the righteousness of Christ. Those
who became acquainted with her spiritual state
cannot doubt that she has gone to tho world Of
light.
Died March l6, 1865. on board tho United
States gunboat Lenapee, Wilmington, N. c.,
aged 81 years, 6 months, and 10 days, Francis
Deaittre of Ellsworth, Me. Mr.. Delattre was
mustered into the naval service at Portland on
the 30th Of April, 1868, after remaining awhile
on board the receiving ship Ohio, was drafted for
service on board the U. S. Ship Brooklyn lying in
Boston Harbor. On the goth 9f August, he sailed
for Hampton Roads and remaf00d there till Ad-
miral Porter sailed for Fort Fisher. After the
first attack made upon tho Fort, the Brooklyn
anchored at Beaufort and there made readiness
for q second attack. Aftor the capture OF Fort
Fisher, the Brooklyn, badly injured, returned 10
Hampton Roads. About that limo tho Gunboat
Lenapeo was In want Of twenty-eight men. That
number volunteered from the Brooklyn, among
whom was Mr.. Delaittre. They soon sailed for
Wilmington. and Mr.. Delaittre took part in the
important battle by means Of which Wilmington
came into our possession. Tho friends at home
were cheered by lettor reporting that he
had gone through the fight unframed, and OK
pressing much thankfulness to God that his lie
had been spared, and that his health was never
better. This was on the 9th Of February. In
eighteen days he had taken his departure into
the other world. His sickness was caused by tho
use of the river water which has induced fatal
disease Of the bowels the case Of 20 many Of
our Northern soldiers.
Mr.. Delaittres death has opened new wound
10 many heart. He was the subject Of much
prayer by his now sainted mother, and his friends
cherish the hope that her prayers have been an
swered. Mr.. Dclaittre was not indeed known as
professor Of religion, but day or two before he
took his departure from home, he revealed his
feelings so clearly to an aged Christian ffiend as
to leave the impression that his heart had become
tho dwelling place of faith. His moral character
was such ~ would have been no dishonor to n
public avowal Of interest in The religion Of
Christ.
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Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
DY virtue Of a license from Hon Parker Tuck
ID Judge of Probate for the County Of Han
cock, will offer for sale at public auction, at tho
dwellinghouse of Simeon Miliiken, late of Tren-
ton, deceased. on Monday the twenty fourth day
Of April next,a nine o'clock in the forenoon, all
the personal property of said deceased. consisting
of one COW, one horse, implements Of husbandry,
household furniture, &c.
A. C. MILLIKEN, Admr.
Trenton, March, 90, 1865. 5wlOM
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Grand Choral Festival,

The Singers OF this State are invited to meet at
Norombega Hall, Bangor,
Tuesday, April 35ih, 1855,
at 0 O'Clock A. Me- and'nnte In Choral Festival for
the practice of OratoriO Music.
The Festival will continue POUR DAYS The Daily
sessions will be devoted to the practice of Choruses
from the best known Oratorios.
PUBLIC CONCERTS.
will, be given on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, at of which the Oratoria Of the Crea.
tjon will be given entire, with Orchestral accompa.
niment The other Concerts will present Miscea-
neous: Se.ectons, both Vocal and Instrumental.
The Meadelsshon Quintette Club,
of Boston, the best association of Artists in America
has been engaged for tie FESTIVAL IL consists OF the
following gentlemen:
WILLIAM SCHULTZ, Violin;
CARL MEISEl, Violin;
ROBERT GOERING, Viola and Flute;
THOMAS RYAN, Viola and Clarnette;
WULF FRIES, Violinccllo
This Club will furnish the Orchestral accompani-
ment TO the Choruses, and will play at the Relear
sails and Concerts choice selections from classical and
ss-Rooks will be furnished, but those who have
COMICS of The Creation are invited to bring then
Tickets admitting TO all Rehearsals and Concerts
al Free return tickets to stations on the Maine
Central Railroads (including Portand} will be fur
ni,hrd by the managers to singers musical people
who attend the Festival take part in the exercise.
SOLON WILDER,
F.S. DAVENPpRr,
3wl2 Manager.
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Hunnewell's Eclectic Pills.

THE TRUE CATHARTIC AND FAMILY PILL
The Importance of this development Of the true and
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ended in the opposite extreme Of bowel weakness will be
found the true feature of the Eclectic Pills. Their true
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from Physicians who have csed Thousands in their
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without descending to the cap.trap form OF unmean-
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test them in Bousness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Worms,
Loss of Appetite, Spring Meicine all arrangements
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general Family Pill.
GT Price Is cents per Bottle.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELr., PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
major sale by all dealers in medicine. zf5
Sold by G. q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
W. +. Phillips, II. II. Hay, and w. W.Whipple,
Wholesale Agents, Portland. 1m9
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Shipping News.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
Sunday, I'd.
Sehr. Edwards, Millikcn, Boston.
Williams, Fletcher, Islesboro.
Tuesday, 4th.
Scar. Belle, Butcher, Cranberry Isle.
Vandalia, Murch. Boston.
Valperazo, Dow, Ssdgwick.
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~ U TON.
Whereas my wife, Hannah jackson, having left
my bed and board without just provoeation, and
gone to some place to me unknown. this is to for.
bid all persons from harboring or trusting her on
my account as shall not pay any debts Of her
contracting after this date.
WILMOT G. JACKSON.
Ellsworth, April I'd, 1865. l2*
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FOR. SALEl

FRA THE LONG ESTABLISHED, WE'LL
Fssm known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated ON
VsekA Main street, in Ellsworth. The proprietor
offers for sale the American House, with all the
buildings connected with without the furniture,
reasonable terms, if applied for soOn II not dis
posed of the 10th day of December next, it will
be closed as pablo house until further notice, for
repairs, SC. Is. }. TINKER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Dec. Sth, 1861 4?
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND DES
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suffering ielow.creatnres by sending ttree) on the
the formula of cure employed. Direct to
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Igor Brooklin, N. Y.
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