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Foz sala-one ioarth interest," IN part
Of the fasnitars, etc, Ct suit Or sleopipr
sPertmsnis on North CAsrry street The
rooms are ceneslly located. aud very de-
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IHIItN NVl'uIsEl7lI - 'HIl UIoI HIlIs
We are authorised to announce Col. w. b.
sToEEs, Of DeKalb, candidate for Congress In the
third Cougrt ssional District. jel6-f
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'o-day. Everybody 90 and try it. If

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4. ]. NoRTHHtS's,
ID - Public square.
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Letter from Hon. John Van Buren.

The following letter from Hon. John
Van Buren, was read at the Celebration
on the 4th, in New York, by the Tam
many Sachems
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-10
The Sixth Lecture.

at is said by some that slaveryis dead"
IF so, let us attend to its funeral"
Such was the commencement of the
lecture on Tuesday evening; and contrary
to the commonly received axiom, that we
"should speak well of the dead" the OPP
posite course was followed.
The lecturer, Rev. Mr.. Battles of Ban
gor, is one Of those positive men. who nev.
or fail to have decided convictions OIL al
the grea. questions of tie day, and who arc
always ready to make public those convic.
tons. A dinner Of ''baitered parsnips.'
alone, will not suffice for such nature
Something more nutritious, something more
stimulating and self sustaining, is cyaYed
Therefore, no one, We believe, entered
the Hall on Tuesday evening, expecting ;
tame subject, or any one treated in al in
sipid style.
We had been reading the opening ayt
Gle in the February number Of the Allan
tic, and was more than pleased at the writ
cr's earnest aad enthusiastic praise of All
st9n's genius. 1.-The method of the ar
tist," says his admirer. twas to suppress
all the coarser beauties which make up tn
subject of common pictures" The painte
Of the picture OF slavery, on this evening
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A Sad Record. of New
England Soldiers at Sails
bury, n. O.

The New York Tribune Of Feb. pub
fishes a list Of names of 100 Union
prisoners who died in the wretchcd places
called hospitals at Salisbury, \. c.. during
the sixty days ending Dec Is, 1864. it is
copied from the hospital books kept under
the supervision of one of the Tribune
correspondents who was a prisoner there.
The deaths of mauy who were unable to
gain admission to the hospitals, but who
died outside, are not included in the re-
cord. We give below the names uf the
soldiers of Maine.
Brown, II. Co. X. 10Th Me-, died Oct.
18th; Bracket, T. do, Nov. 18th; Brown
Stephen Z. Co. Z. llth Me-. died Dec. 9TH =:
Blodget, George Co. f. 9th Me-, died
Nov. 9th; Buttcrield, NJ. Co. C. 10th
Me-, died Nov. II; Cover, w. Co. A. 1st
Me-, died Nov. 80; Coombs JAS, Co. c.
10th Me-, died Nov. 90: Evertt, Willard
Co. |. 9th Me, died Nov I'd; Flanders, J..
II. Co. {. 18th Me-, died Nov. eth ;
Gachdon, Bel. Co. l. 10Th Me-, died Nov.
gath; Henrick, James Co. G.. Bond Me-,
died Nov. 2lst; Hobart A. W. Co. d.
10th Me-, died Dec. l4th; jackson, Clark
Co. |. 9th Me-, died Dec. Cd; Kincade, j,
A. Co. L. Goth Me-, died Dec. 9Th Larkir,
P. Co. 10Th Me-, died Oct. Goth; Libby,
Albars Co. d. 9th Me-, died Oct Goth !;
LAYER. II. Co. F. LIST Me-, Cav, died Nov.
Both; Marks, c. B. Co. X. 10th Me-, shot
by guard Nov. Goth; Mullin, James Co. A.
18th Me-. died Nov. 18th hurry, Joseph
Co. l. 10th Me-, died Dee. 18th; Norris,
Joseph c, Co. ID. S2d Me-, died Nov. LIST
Phelps, L. s. Co. ID. l2th Me-. died Dec.
Sd; Kicker, l.. j. Co. i. 10Th Me-, died
Nov. 9Th Roberts. Benz. Co. L. 10Th died
Nov. 23d; Ring, S. l.. Co. II. 10Th Me-,
died Dec. LIST; Renick, Henry II. Co. II.
Odd Me-. died Nov. 23d; Stoolleimer L.
+. Co. Z. Sd Me-, died Oct. 10Th Stinch-
field. c. Co. ID. 9th Me-, died Oct. eth
Small, Warren Co. II. lst Me. II. A., Dec
18th; Sharp, II. A. Co. c. 10Th Me. ii. A.
Dec. llth; Stone Aliver Co. |. 10th Me-,
IL. A., Dec. 9TH; Sowell, David Co. B
23d Me-, III. A.. died Dec. 18th; Trip
Simon Co. A. 18th Me-, II. A., Nov. 2Sth
Vaine, j. Co. ]. LIST Me-, H. A., Dec. Sd
Whitney. j. c, Co. 7. list Me-, Cav, Nov
28th; Wepper, C. Co, c. ed Me-, CAV.
died Dec, 18th,
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CARD or THANKS,

We beg leave through the columns o
your paper to render our sincere thanks e
Capt. Wm. IL. German, master, A. Me
lntosh, first mate, and VIM. Sulis, second
mate, also to the crew of the brig Colin
Campbell of Weymouth, Nova Scotia, for
their daring and almost fatal struggle in
rescuing us from the sinking wreck on
Sunday the lst inst. Also for the kind
ness shown us after We were taken on
board said brig. The Capt. and mate,
even gave up their staterooms and beds
and lay on the floor that we might be COM
Portable. They divided their scauty allow
ance and even Went without at times that
we should not suffer with hunger, fol
which favors We hope and pray they may
be rewarded i'll the future. We subscribe
our names and place of residence. q.
passengers on the schr. Tarquin, of Surrv,
Me-, which was abandoned and sunk Jan.
lst, 1868, in Lat. 81 n, lou 50.
Emery \. Wood, master, of Ellsworth,
Me-, Myrick Il. Wood Surry Me-. John
Johnson, steward, of Ellsworth. Me-, Eliot
+. Morgan, seaman, of Surry, Me-, j. T.
Libby, passenger, of Boston, Mass. Mrs
l.. Il. Brown, do of Cambridge do, Miss
Fisher, do of DO do, Willie Brown, do OF
do do.
Weymouth, \. S. Jan. 10Th, 1865.
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had a hideous, deformed, ill-shapen. demo-
nacal image to put on the canvas for us to
look at. Beginning at the beginning OF
its career, he held it up, first in this light
and then in that, in its worst and most for
bidding aspects, and bid us look on the
monster. There was no escape for u.s.
We were not in a picture gallery with lib
erty to select the most pleasing of the
works of art for the eye to rest on. We
were attending to that Of Slavery, and a
master workman, brush in hand, was
bringing out all its deformities, telling the
audience how,
" Var, famine, pest, volcaro, storm and fire,
Intestine broils, oppression, with her heart,
Wrapt up in triple brass, besege mankind.
Gods image disenherited of day,
Here, piurG'd in mines forsetsa sun was made:
There, beings GeatHless as their naughty lord
Are Hammered to the CALLING oar of life,
And plcw the winters wave, and reap despair"
We do not always like to have oar
shame told us in fitting words. We do not
like to have our political idols of the past
dis-interred, and made to stand before the
Judgment seat of some one newly indoc-
trinated in a seycrcr public morality. We
do not like to have the old divines, whose
teachings and whose example we have been
taught to reverence, held up to us in diff
ferent light from that which they have al
ways appeared, and in which we buried
them. But then, it is botn the glory and
the shame of man, that proves him man.
The lecturer, save while dealing in dry
statistics, secured the wrapt attention oil
the audience. AT times he was eloquent,
and all the time interesting and instructive.
He did not seem to be aiming to please,
but to be faithful and truthful. lie has, we
judge. but little reverence for the Dead
Past, or the political and religious theories
Of mankind, only as these subscrvc some
practical purpose of life, either in making
Us do better, or think more wisely.
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| this measure, and he did not wish to have
the matter postponed any longer.
Mr. Miller Of Portland called for a re-
turn OF the House, but it appearing that
aaaor'imWas present, he Withdrew his
melton. @
The bill was then passed to be engross-
cd.
! Mr.. Weston, of Gorham, called M the
hill relating to school money for NADIA
waska township, and the same was assign
ed for Tuesday,
! Mr. Webb of Portland, called IN tho
bill relating to Trial Justices, and the
same vas twice read, and Monday as
signed.
The same gentleman called up the bill
relating to amendment of the law reguir-
ing the Secretary of State to furnish list
of persons qualified as Justices of tho
/ Pence, &c. The bill was read three times
/ under suspension of the rules, and pass
cd to be engrosscd.
Mr. Crosby of Dexter, called up the bill
giving further remedies against executors
and administrators Read and passed.
Same gentleman called up resolve re-
lating to unassigned naval credits. Read
and assigned.
Passed to be cnsrossed-An act to in
corporate Star in the West Lodge. No.
50; an act to incorporate the Guilforl
Manufacturing Company.
Passed to be enactcd-An act to amend
an act entitled an act to incorporate the
Maehiaspoft and East Machias Toll Com
pany. Adjourned.
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Congressional.
WAsHrSGTo4, Dec. II.

ASHlNGTo4, Ilec. ~
ROUSE.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Secretary of War to inform the House
whether any ministers were exempted from
the draft--if so, why!
A joint resolution was offered proposing
to compensate loyal persons for loss by the
anti-siayery amendment, Laid over,
A Joint resolution was passed that no
payment will hereafter be made to any
railroad which received grants of land,
and that the Secretary OF War cansc to be
refunded monies paid such companies.
SENATE.
TIE credentials Of J. Lane, as Senator
from Kansas for six years. were prescribed /:
also those of n a. Farwell, as successor o.
Mr.. Fessenden, until the 4th Of March
next.
A bill was reported from the military
committee, which provides an increase to
army officers; subsistence so cents per
ration to all officers under the rank of
Brcvet Brig. Gen. 1t eNempts them from
the increase tax, and gives three months
additional pay to officers serving until the
close of the war.
A resolution was adopted asking the
President for Information as to whether
permits to trade in cotton in rebel States
had be granted since July I'd. If SO, by
what influence they were obtained, and
under what law granted.
4 resolution calling on the President for
information relative to the Peace Com
mission was laid over.
The Enrolment Bill was taken up. The
section prescribing the manner in which
State and local bounties shall be paid was
stricken ont.
Mr. Cox, offered a resolution that the
President is entitled to the gratitude of the
country for his cndcavors to ascertain the
disposition of the Rebels, and that he he
respectfully requested to omit no honorable
eAcrtion hereafter which may lead to peace
and union. Laid over until Monday next.
Anamendatory internal revenue bill was
reported from the Committee on Ways and
Means, and made special order after 7
o'clock " ednesday evening. .
The resolution offered Ly Fernando
Wood was adopted, 1t declares against
any negotiation admitting in the remotest
degree the existence of any other federal
or confederate government in the territory
of the United States.
The House then went into committee on
the naval appropriation bill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-10
1T E II s & c.

BALLou's MONTHLY, for March is mono
behind its predecessors in good things
Price Is cts. single copy. Hale has it.
OrShould the weather not be again
unfavorable, the Baptist S. S. Concert
will be held next Sabbath evening at
quarter before I O'Clock.
" The votes for President and Vice
President were counted on Wednesday,
in joint convention of both Houses Of
Congress, and President Lincoln, was de-
clared elected President and Mr.. Andrew
johnson. Vice President.
New MusIc.-" The Lords Prayer
an Anthem composed by s. X. Whiting,
ana published by Horace Waters, music
publisher, New York, has just been re-
ceyed. Mr.. Waters publishes great
many very beautiful musical works, and
all orders sent him will be. promptly at,
tended to.
The EYE AND EAn.-Mrs. Manchester
publishes her card in another column,
stating that she intends visiting Ellsworth
again merit ,ccek We refer our readers
to her patrons for recommendation. She
sent Us u number OF certificates OF cure"
but so late that the crowded state Of our
columns exclude them from this weeks
paper.
~ The " Ellsworth Shakespearian
Club has resumed its sessions for dra-
matte readings.
This club is composed of lovers of
Shakespeare, who have formed this socie-
ty Tor the better study and appreciation
Of his dramas. The meeting at the resi-
lenco Of 5. Warehouse, E,,q., last Mon.
day evening, was full of interest. The
first ac, O. O.hello, the Moor Of Venice.
was read with an excellent cast Of char
actcrs. Such readings are calculated to
cultivate Il better, aud more appreoiatiye
taste for classic English literature.
1t is reported that portion Of the
army of the Potomac is in motion again,
II s Foo.e WAS in Baltimore on
Tuesday supposed to be on the way to Fost
Lafayette.
THE Maine Legislature ratified the
constitutional amendment on Tuesday
The vote in the House was 1903 ayes to Is
nays. In the Senate tile vote was unani,
mously in favor.
There was an exciting debate in the
rebel House on Friday OF last week on tho
bill TO arm negroes. Mr. Orr Of South
Carolina said that 800 GU. of every 1000
would join the federal army. Mr. Orr il
a man of sense.
Steam Tug Gen'l Ward, exploded
her boiler Oct. 2lst, in Shanghai, China.
killing all hands on board. She was owned
in part and commanded by Capt. David S.
Fuller of West Roxbury, Mass. First
mate, John b. Robbins of Auburn. Maine,
who with the Captain, were the only AM
orleans on hoard. Mr.. Robbins was a ma
tive of fremont in this county, where he
resided until last year.
UOur old friend J. A. Smith, ESQ.,,
Paymastcr OF the kcarsarge, is in town
for few days. Mr.. Smith has been ab.
sent near three years, and has seen some
thing of life. He was sin FOR it" in the,
fight with the Alabama. He is looking
finely
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NEW YnEK Eeh- S
Gold 2,l1 -.
Boston, Feb. g.

Sch. Nimrod from Boston for
Bucksport, partially loaded with goods
tor merchants in Bucksport, stuck on
the Old City Ledge, night Of the 18th
ut, and became total loss. The goods,
together with sails, rigging, &c., were
saved, mostly in dammagcl condition.
The Nimrod was fine vessel of about
100 toes burthen, owned by L. b.
Gardner, &C. Folsom and others of
l)ucksport. No insurance Oh the vessel
or cargo.
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Maine Legislature.
AUGrsTA, Feb. 4.

SfNAIE.
ral 70 ;,-croa.o H.. co,;.a, stood, of tho
-rraIa,,. Rnni pamrar r' ,"as 80 roaJ - t,,;n ,
nJ ,as.,d ,n NJ annrossa1 "" ooonrra""o
pdsSnI - =" cnata1 ~ a .y' W ;n"or
~ - ra ~ Ill To az. ~ ,s'.
i,,earnorato the Wasalansec vanrf,c,,,r
;',. r. nn, 10 rra~o,t tla Jar@''s -
9 ,-nnort,' o,i , ~, 'ie ~, W.
-. f,olss,! .'o .'''@''' o'le ~, ~ !,
q" f , ~ Hars , iv, ~ C . .'t '",'
" '''e ,s.N,',' Oh 1''.l - al He' 70 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-10

~ wish to acknowledge, through the
american, the reception of the following
sums collected for the Christian Commits
sion during the preceding few weeks:
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" The gist OF the recent movement
Of the 9th and 9th Corps of the Potoma c
army may be found in the following para
graph:
New YoRK. Feb. s.
The Times City Point correspondent,
writing on the 9th, says the result of the
movement of the Fifth and Sixth Corps,
south Of Petersburg, was the capture OF
large rebel commissiary train and the
destruction Of grist mill, besides secur-
ing an advance position.
BosroN, Feb. 8.
Gold al -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-10

Col Baker, the War Department de-
ts.t;ve has hecn in New York ferretting out
.nlistmcnt frauds, and has succeeded III
,htaining proofs of gigantic frauds ana
forscrics against the Government.
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The Soldiers Aid Society in this

The Soldiers AID Society in this
town last week sent to the Sanitary Com
mission . box containing the following ar
ticlas: S quilts, Is hand'kss, / sheet, I
eomfort bags. prs. wooden aoekinss.can
blackberry sh-ub, II flannel shirts, J prs.
6anuel drawers. s prs. siippeis, pillow
.Sd ease, 8 lbs. dried apples, linen pill
low case, email package lint and old linen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-10

\ communication was read from Hon.
Eph. Flint .ir,, Sec'yof State. transmitting
the County Estimates received at his Office.
Referred 10 the Committee on County Is
Inmates.
Mr.. French of Lineolnyille, presented
the petition Of David Howe and others
for protection Of fisheries on the coast of
Maine.
On motion Of Mr.. Weston of Gorham
Ordered, That the Committee on Mer-
camille Affairs and Insurance be directed
to inquire into the expediency of taxing
foreign Insurance Companies III aid of the
common school fund
AIr Shaw OF Biddeford, presented the
following preamble and order, which We're
passed:
Whereas, 1t has been publicly stated
that n. Hampshire aud other States have
applied for, and obtained Il large reduction
OF their quotas under the last call of the
President for recruits.
Ordered, That the Governor be request
ed to inform this body AZ soon as may be
what action, if any, has been taken TO ac-
eomplish 1t reduction OF the quota OF Maine
under said call.
'dt Is Vi Iupec' from inc No'iiiiilttee
on / iFhcrles' reported an act to prevent the
destruction Of alewivcs in Deerings river.
Read and assigned.
Same gentleman from the same Commit
tee, reported legislation inexpedient ON or
ders aud petitions for abolition Of the Of
flee of Fish Wardens.
Mr. Jersey OF Bangor called up the
blii relating to the duties OF the Assistant
Clerk OF Courts lor the County OF Penob-
scot ana moved Its indefinite postponment.
IL had tne ciiect 10 increase the salary OF
me Slerk OF courts OF fenobscot.
Inc phi was indefinitely postponed.
MY eho OF Portland called up the bill
ieSaiizinS oouhties, &c.
Mr. crosby OF Dexter withdrew his
former Il 7, hollon TO amend and proposed the
following, amendment:
90 Amend sect. by substituting for the
ia ana o3d lines the following words:
man more than shall have been actn-
any pala Tor MS substitute.
Inc amen 'meEt was adopted,
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PHILAD, Lp1IA, Feb. 6.
The sales af 2 80 bonns by Jay Cooke,
the subscription agent, since Saturday,
amount to s3,G9S,2U0.
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cTEAAER CONTRACTS FOR CUBA-PRoPosALe.--
- For two lines OF mall stosmere the 70 between
Island OF Cuba and Meso tho other between Cuba and
foro Rico Particular win be Furnished a. the epanrb
.ssf,usie. u ths posb between - scytfA
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ARrIrICIAL EYES.

pTIFfcIaJ HUMAN EYES MADE TO QRpER, AM
n Inserted ty Drs " BACCn n r. G0UQELMAfN
formerly employed by Ralssonnesn. VI Parish NO ~
Broadway, New yors
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LADY DESIRES TO MAKE EN6AGENENrS As
~ visiting heWiil give lessons In English, French
aud and half hours each day al ~ per week.
Address Teacher, tttten e..
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WANTED-A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
wv 10 a short distance In the country must under
driving well recommended. Address g. T. W.,
Herald Office.
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~ way room No A-Respectable men, with good refer
ence seeking employment will TO their interest to call
Immediately Vacancies for assistant bookkeepers entry
shipping clerks saesmen porers, bartenders, Waterman,
coachmen. Established 1885,
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DoDwoRrBs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. 22 Fifth avenue, N. v.
131 Montague street, Brooklyn.
New York clAsses-on Mondays aud Thursdays wedne
DAYS and Saturday, and Saturday mornings, ccmmencn
October
BROOKLYN Cissseson Tuesdays and Fridays, comnencin
Octoher Afternoon for children Evening for gentlemen
Primary class IN BroOkknunder tha instruction Of N
Frank DOdworth-on "Wednesday afternoon and Satnrda
morning For terms send for circular.
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FyUSICs 81.

RARE CHANCE FOR e. NsII.--SpLENDID ROSE.
n wood octave Pano,ote, ogersiIng basr r"and
corner. carved legs original price $4J. for nearly hall
price, nearly new; celebrated makers Apply nj ~ rh'r"
street.