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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

BREAKISG IN OF TILES. The news,
joyous and glorious of the fall of Rich
mond, stirred the people from 'ccntr6 to
circumference. The bells pcaled forth
notes of victory. and the boys had perfect
liberty to go and come, and do whatsoever
seemed good in their sight. Old men
looked glad and become young again. All
this joyous outburst of patriotic joy, re-
minds usof the words put into the mouth
of John Adams by Mr.. Webster. in
his eulogy on the lives of Adams and
Jefferson is August 1896. In alluling to
the discussion which took place on the
adoption of the Declaration of Independ-
encc, Mr.. Webster assumes that Mr..
Adams spoke thus, prophetically of the
future:
I'VE shall make this glorious, an im-
mortal day. When we are in our graves.
our children will honor it. They will
celebrate it with thanksgiving. with festivi-
ty, with bonfres and Examinations. On
its annual return, they will shed tears, CO.
pous, gushing tears, not Of subsection and
slavery, not Of agony and distress, but of
exultation, Of gratitude and of joy" sc.
In this village a custom prevails Of ex-
pressing joy for national successes, in an
entire different way,-a method as whim-
steal as it is meaningless, that is. of de-
stroying, or denolishing the hats of pedes-
TRANS. In the melee the head often suffers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

Tho Cleveland. Piaindealer, the
only daily democratic paper in northern
Ohio, has suspended publication.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

Bysfxnss.:-The Spring opens carly.
and Che ippcaiances are that active busi-
ness WI commence. or may commence,
some ten days or fortnight carlicr than
usual. The ice is all out of Union river
and its tributaries, and the hardy river
driver is busily engaged in driving tho
winters cutting of logs to the mills. Some
of the saws on the river have been set .
running and soon the vessels ct the
wharves, will be loading for market
This will be the case il panic does not
prevail SO that there will nothnAny calls
for lumber. We believe ill soon
be adjusted to the changed INSTANCES
Of the country, and that they will rule
higher than before the war. Labor is go
ing to be cheaper than for the last two
years, but there will not be surplus Of
this'commodity. So don't be afraid. If
the merchant and trader has to lose somc-
thing on present stocks. they have ell
along been making something more than =
bare profit on the rise Of goods on hand.
Old merchants can stan1 the fall in prices,
because they have a large balance on tho
credit side Of the ledger, leaving quite q
margin to so and come on. Those just
beginning will faro Verse. 'T,st = -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

"A fine ship of / ,2G0 tons was launch
) "a nath on Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

0torioss Mws !-O6iciat Despatch from
ne President - Petersburg IN our Pos
session !-OEciai Dispatches from Stan
.tsn.-Riehnload Taken sra.t ri
stas~.. WAR DEPARTMENT q 4
Washington. Apr, 3-IOa. m.
To Major General Dix; n
Ths following telegram from the Presi-
dest, annsnDeeS the evacuation of Peters
burg, ard probably Of Richmond, has been
received by this department. iglEis
(Sigued) EN- STANTON. 1,
z.ioe 4 Z gy ,s- Sec'y Of War.
City Point. Apr. $500 a. N.
To Hon. L N Stanton, Sec'y of war:
This morning General Grant reports
Petersburg evacuated, and he is confident
thaA Richmond also is. He is pushing for
wasd 70 cut of, ii possible, the retreatipg
army. 1000
WAR DEsARTMENr. Washington,
April 3--lOa. M. J
N Major General Dix:
II sppears from despatch OF Gen.
weitzef. Just received by this Department
that cur forces under his command are IN
Iiichmond, having taken it at SIS this
.,o,
-,'Ir (sign<dl EN- STANTON,
Secretary VI War.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07
Gold LAB.
War Department, Washington,
April ALL q. M.

To Major General Dix:
The following telegram from Gen Grant
has just now reached this Department.
What hour to-day it left him does not ap-
pear, but probably in the afternoon. No
details of casualties have been received,
but they are expected tomorrow.
The statement that official information
had been received of Gen Gustav being
killed is not true. He was unframed late
this D. IN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

Official Var Bsiletin-A Despatch from
General Grast He is Vigorously /at-
lo,cing General Lee !--Ourszess Sage
Mdrck 2Sh DiH not ks9ct QO-Pdr-
aficuld,3of the Bahelss Sunday Last-
RzNe Nary IKE a Hand = 1Hey Cap
sekre. O. Lees Headquarters
Boston, April S.
Gold 14S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

gallant heroes.
At 1890 a. m. a grand picture Of war
presented itself. The line Of tho corps,
with its left in advance was sweeping on
towards two heavy forts. The rebels
piled their guns vigorously, and shells
burst thickly over our line.
On pushed tho left division until it
struck the Southsidc railroad, and against
the two forts swept the I'd division. Our
artillery played on the forts until our
men were close up, to them. Thea a
dash was made upon the works, hut it
was rcpulsed. Again it was tried, and
this time it met with some success, but so
resolute were the rebels inside. that some
used their bayonets for short time.
As these works tell into our hands, q
loud cheer went up. and the enemy were
seen hastily retreating to their second
line, which opened sharply in our effort
to- advance About this time, Sheridan
appeared in the feld, and was received
with loud cheers BY the 9th corps, who
look up to him with great respect.
At this moment. too. our entire line
was changing its long front to the right.
aud slowly before it tho broken line Of
the enemy was falling back from the
rear defencss. Against the line to which
they fell back. q heavy force was now
pi,ted, composed Of parts Of the Oath,
9th and 25th corps. aud nearly all fresh
troops. A lull took place when this force
was ready to move, and it was now plain
that terrific battle was about to be
fought. Dusk stole over the scene,
and the attack was deferred until the
next day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07
+" Through Richmond! !"

Richmond is ours Richmond is ours +!
Hark to the jabilant chorus
Up through the lips that no longer repress it F!
Up, from the heart. of the people God bless it.!
Swelling with loyal emotion,
Leapctn our joy, like an ocean
Richmond is ours Richmond is ours
Babylon falls, and her Temples and towers
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AGRICULTURAL IMP IEMENTS.

hohlGULIUhAl lhlF FLEmtNIS,
Balls Combined IScnper and Mower.
CUyuga CHIEF do. do.
nrinkerhOOf self Hakcr.
kirby'S American Harvester,
PITTS THRESHING MACHINES.
Grain Drills, Sugar Mills and EVaP-
Orators Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters,
pIOws. CultivRtOrs, Cider mills, Sew
ing Machines, ScytheS, SnRtheS, Graz
dies, RaISeS, ITOeS, Forks, &c., Ne.
s-@t- Purchasers of Produee orall kinds. Also, of
Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rags.
Hull Prairie, June 22 1854. Stf
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MoRu FoRrIfrpE DEpeNDeNr oN HABIT
When life is in danger, either in u storm
or hattie, it is certain that less fear is felt
by tho commander or pilot, aud even by
The private soldier actively engaged, or the
common sailor lahoriously occupied. than
hy those who are exposed to tho pcril, but
not employed in the means of guarding
against il. The reason is, not that tho one
class believe tho danger 10 he less; they
are likely IN aany instances 20 perceive It
noro clearly, But hlviag acquired a habit
OF INSTANTLY turning ihe,r thoughts to the
mcanS OF countCracUug tho danger, thcu
mmds are lhrVwu iNto a state Whtuh cN.
olutes The asceuleucy q! lear Mental for.
utulc dvpcuds entirely upuu tbis haut
Tho timid hurscmau Is haunted by WC
AQlro;s ol a all ILa Luld aud skillu1
think only about the host mvauss .cUrh.Lg
or supporting his horse. Even when all
means are equally unavailable; and his con.
dliion appouS desperate to the lyStanlcr
IA sull owes il to his fortunate habit that
ne does not sniler the agony OF coward
Many eases have hecu known whore forli
iode las reached such strength that tn,
faculties, instead of hcmg couloundcd h,
danger. are never raised to their highest ac
tNiy 10y a less Nioleut Stimuaut. The dis
tlnctiun between sneh mon and the cowart
Goes not depend upcn dillercuce Of opinion
about the reality or extent of Ike danger
hat on state OF mind which rcndors i
moro or less accessible To fear.
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yAiaelIanutoas.
PETER BARENDs.


[Continuol from First Pagel
MY sius are loo grtAl"feiliod tho ia
valid with scarcely audible voice.
o. "Eook to JUsus," said Mrs. Breuds
"lle is willing to save you even now"
"Jcsus." whispered hc; and with thi
word on his lips, lis eyes closed, aud IA,
broathed his last,
Poor poor man. said Peter, laying hi,
hand upon the dcceascds cLmmy tore
head "what a Utter cup sin gave you {,
sWalloW Youl lioasl oi gaining tie day
has come 10 nothing hero. May il be bst
ter yonderlr
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THE NonLE RED MAN,-Some don't be.
iieye in civlizing the noble red man" as
poetry cOnceives him. A western editor
says; "The lar west Indians are about as
susceptible OF cultivation as last years
calf lie OF religious influences. The chief
of the Kicapoos, although highly cultivated
could not resist the impulse 10 brain his
mother'in-law with pump haudlo a few
months since, Select the best of Indians
on the Plaibs, bring him to New York, give
him brown stone house aud all tho oo.n.
forts of an elegant home, and in less than a
week he will yield 10 the facinatou OF gin
aud sugar, add smash tho household fur.
niture."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08

A Ptous SoN.-" Oh, mothorl mother II
"What son2
" Mayn'tl hey the big Biblo up in my
room to-day ?"
"les my child and welcome. You don't
know what pleasure il gives me to SEQ your
thoughts turned in that way, But what
sticks are those IN your hand :"
Triggers"
"Triggcrs For what my child2"
why trap Triggers, llor's the standard
You see; lhis is the dipper, aud that one
with the tat meat ON tho end is the long
trigger There's rotten mousse keeps com
il, aiutcr nay room aud iuSultiu' ov mo, and
I want to set the big Bible aul try and
knock hjs chunk ont tar him.
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NO\N\N NO NNOVG,

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vegetable have the certificates Of those esIInont chem
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Road Dr. Rolack's Special Notices and Certificates PINK
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Price of The Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier. ~
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CLOTHING,
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upon cost. All we ask is an exam nation of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
aud vicinity that II is to their interest to buy where
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TuE Law OF ECLiPsFS.--Not moro than
seven cclipSes eau occur IN year, aud two
at the least must happen, If seven, five
viii be Of the sun, and two of tho moon.
Ii only two, both must ho of tho sun; for
there are two solar eolipSes, at least, every
wear, There are never more than three
lunar oclipses in q year, sometimes none.--
rhe number of solar to lunar cclipsss is in
the ratio of three to two, yet more lunar
than solar eclipses are visible at any par.
ticular place; Tor lunar eclipse is visible
to an eutire hemisphere, while Solar
eclipse is only visible at particular part
----------.,-
An idea uollcr" writes: was teaching
in quiet country village. The second
morning OF my session, foand leisure IL
note my surroundings, aud among the
seanly furniture espied a threo-egged
stool.
lis that the Ounce block?' asked a httle
girl OF five. The dark eyes sparklcd and
carls nodded assent and the lips riPpled
out
II guess SO, the teacher always si.s on
nmt"t Hho stool was uuuccipicl that
,orm lToihym S.atn}
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NrURo STrNn9tis See here, GuMbo,
Whr am yo,, rke a black guard
"Nohher gucss dat in lie wur, coz
au't. vuu black tonl
You KS .bpuCy, -vuZ son watch gtaSter
Iun a store -aud yoU's not horny white
quad, dal's sortiu, yah, IA, ho,"
"No Pete, dat am heuy sWprisin' aud
communicating 70 calculate but nigger
why is you like a gentlcmaur Dab, dat
stump him.
ross my soul, Gumho, ncbcr tiuk of
dat Sibs her up"
Yah. yah! so docs |, sensible as is
b,et thinking Of il three days, and am
furder on Ian | was at dc startm
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Let nota young couple bo in too great q
hurry to build splendid mansion. They
should bo careful, like the chcss Play ers,
nol 20 castle too Gonn
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Eliphaz The Tcmanite was miserable
comforter, but he Nas not an altogether
incapable preacher. "tiod " he said, die
appoiutcth tie devices Of the crafty, 80
that their hands counot perform their On.
terprise." Aud the truth OF this saying
has been confirmed hy the experience OF
many child OF God, az well as by that
of Peter Blrpuds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

BosroS. June I9 A most horrible case OF
Outrage and murder came 10 light Yesterday in a
place called Roxbury Wood. r Kbury. The
bodies of Istbell. joyce. aged fourteen and her
brother, aged rwelve years. we're found murdered
the little girl having first been hendIshly ous
ragged and double murder probably committed
to hide the disholic,i crime The parents re-
SIDE in the Eleventh W ard of this city and are
highly respectable The little victims we're en-
gagged in gathering wild flowers in tie woods
anu making wresths of evergreeus and h1~ers
as the Wlted fruits Of their l.bor laid scattered
about where their bodies we're found The chill
have been missed since last. Monday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Southern affairs.

WAsHlNGroS June l9 The Po-'ofices at
Winchester and Uahvllie. Virginia. have been
ordered ie eued
Pr 'vi-ional Governors fo- Flord,. Al.bama
aud south Carolns rem ,iu 10 be- aud = III soon
be- sp Onted. under the ssme general principle
that the other isIely reoellious States have lust
been supplied
The remaining appointments for Georgia will
be made early this week. The foIowing gentle.
men will prob ,bly be selected: John Er-kine.
Of Atlanta United State District Juige;
W Stone. OF savannah Uured s .tes D,.tric.
Attorney; E L. Dupaing. or J Riddell ol
Ssvauuah. Unuel : ,te~ N Ishal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
OrFIcE-Souh side Public Square. CooinS
ton. Indiana.

IGNHE Company holds by lease and in fee, about
il tweDty III ussId # he most select coai
ltns IN Western ludaHa, bordering 10 sides VI the
wabash ri hap> of these may be at the
Oice oi the Company ia -ton the Offce oi
wu. DsIe, NO IS Para Place, f.Liy, tne Office OF
ton. L. H. UonTvth, Hunting on, iniAiia. and a. the
ufii of Roach McIs,iI-ii Iirii na,.os
a r,frr, nee TO The report Of the hOn David Dale
Owen late state GvOlogst will show that tseSe lands
situate the midst Of the finest cal fields OF he
aboundiuS also salt, iron and other valuable
NJ neral ubsta cs.
Nearth mouth VI Coal Creek where the Company has
Large qu.Lt la.ds salt ~ater bsrn di COVERED
equ.I la yuan TO tue a swha. Ih,s wser
cured som- 81 srs ago 10y Dor ng soon ster. he On
ondags sit hudin< do~n the waOa-h and trle
Canal Mr. Thomas the prUpr ct r, hndins himself un
able peie with IT, soaudo Md the manufacture In
his boring encountered thar which recently DIS
closed pro, have been coal Ill
Those lands all lie Ia close prox nifty TO the Wabash
and krie anal, some of them upon its banks.
Mr.. John ncManomy, the business agent OF the com-
pany ned from Of observation OF the oil
regions OF enusy vana coni ed hat the lands leased
by company in Fount ain and Iarke counties has,
f.r the gen formation Of the country aud the
sOrfsce dcaions present themselves stong analogy
In the oil and neral substance> uni on French
Creek Pebnsy where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OIL is found Mr. AcManOmy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and pre-
pairing IN sxperioncea worsmen the speedy develop
OF the hidden Of the RudS OF the company.
All the ndices Of coal OIL found H. local ties where IL
has been pros ured strongly marked in various To-
cal ties OF The lands Of the Company ahordlng every
rational prospect OF sue 7 company thinks IL
necessary make any other reference 10 he character
Of the Lands other than the report and referred to
$lOO 900 Of the stock being 900 shares H. proposed
by the company be offered In the market half
aiding the Company In speedy development OF tho
lands. apr2j-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

NEw YoKK. June ia special TO the Times
says: Among ne rebels pardoned within the las,
forty eight hours ia L. VI Bruce. of XIV
late member Of the rebel Congress. aud for
merly OF ths firm Of Bruce Armstrong & Co OF
Nashville, aud subsequently of Atlanta, heavy
contractors for the rebel Government he has
made over million of dollars out of the war
which is safely invested, and he now receives ab
solution and protection for bis ill-gorten gains
HIS application strongly endorsed by George
ID Prentice. OF the Louisville Journal. aud 1t is
also stated in his behalf that he was very kind to
our Andersonville prisoners. great many in
stances OF hospitality to these patriots are now
coming to light which, strange to say, we're never
heard Of before