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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
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An Affecting Poem.


At church sat within her pow
Oh, Pew
But there / heard
No pious word
saw alone her eyes cf blue
l saw her bow her head go Gracious
Oh, Gracious
The choir sang
The organ rang
And seemed to fill the building spacious.
could not hear the gospel Law
On, Law
My future bride
Was by my side
l found all else mighty bore!
And SO when pcaled the organs Thunder
Oh Thunder
I fixed my eyes
In mute surprise,
On her whose beauty was a wonder.
To me that maiden was most Dear
Oh, Dear!
And she was mine
Joy too divine
For human words to picture here
Her love seemed like prayer to Bless me,
Oh Bless me
Before she came
My lite was tame
My rarcst joys could but express me.
The service done, we sought the Shore
Oh Shore
And there we walked,
Ard sadly talked
More sadly than Ger before.
l thought she was the type Of G Goodress-
Oh, Goodness
But on that day
| heard her say
Vain words whose very tone was rudcness
We stroled beyond the tiac-mills Dam
Oh, Dam
She jilted me,
And now / sec
That womau's love i. ai. snAml
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
ELLSWORTH, MAINE, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1866

ed it to her lips, and burst into tears-it
wat her favorite howcr--IIenry's favorite.
1t was agony to see her cry, yet better,
perhaps, than such marble repose. She
was too to weak to bear this sudden shock
alone; she leaned upon my shoulder, every
sob which shook her frame echoed by me.
Yes am not ashamed to confess it
When manhood is fresh and unsulied, its
tears are not wrung out in those single
drops of mortal anguish which the rock
gives forth when time and the foot of the
world has hardened it. could still remem-
ber when | had kissed nv mother, and
wept my boyish troubles well upon her
breast. should have been harder than
the neither milestone, had l not wept with
Eleanor then.
mastered myself in order to assist her
t. regain composure, for ] was alarmed lest
the violence of her emotion should break
down the remnant of her frail strength
She TOO, struggled against the storm, soon
growing outwardly calm, and witt, the vio-
let pressed to her bosom with one hand,
with the other she clung to my arm, and
we returned to the house, where they were
already looking for Eleanor.
Under the full light of the hall-lamp we
encountered James. 1t was his first meet
ilg with his cousin as well as mine. He
gave her quick, penetrating look, held
out his hand, his lips moved as if striving
TO form greeting. 1t was evident that the
change was greater than he expected he
dropped his hand, before her fingers hat
touched it, and rushing past us through
the omen door he closed IL hal,n,l him rp
manning out until long after tea.
When he came i'll, Eleanor had retired
to her chamber, and Mary brought him tho
cup of tea which she had kept hot for him
You are u good girl, Mary" he said
drinkingit hastily, as ifto get rid of it.. i
hope nobody will ever make You look lik,
that ! | thought broken hearts were casl,
mended-that girls usually had their
broken three or four times, and patche,
them up again-but hayc chang gcd III,
mind.''
That gloomy look. which Mary declare,
she dreaded, cloudcd his face again. Iii
! countenance was most variable; nothiu;
could exceed it in glitter and brilliant colo
when he was in his pleasing mood bu
when suilen or sad. it was sallow and lus
terlcss. Thus it looked that evening. Bu
| must close this chapter now and here
is consecrated to that meeting with the oh
icct of my sorrow and alteration, and Twill
not prolong it with the details of othe
events.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

y When Daniel Webster was Il yorln"
man. about commencing the study OF law.
he was advised not to enter the legal pro-
fession. for it was already crowded. His
reply was, " lAere is room enough at the
top
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-15
sum MONS.

Tn Justices Caurt, for Upper Canyon City Precinct,
County Of Grant, State Of Oregon. p IL. pondexcr
John Stringbach. .
vuSO JOHN sTRINGBACiI, defendant above named {:
Il You are hereby required to be and appear before
the undersigned Justice OF the Peace In and for Said
Precinct county and State the 26th day Of May 1885,
at 10 o'clock In the aaenoon of said day. at his office In
said precinct then aud there answer ID civil action
the complaint CT p. H. Polndexter, e In my
Office aed defendant will take notice. that II he fail to
appear and answer said complaint plaintiff will take
Judgment agadst him for the OF 52 3d. and costs o.
this action and take notice further that your property
Of $50 80 and costs. ,t- t-en a
Given under my hand this 9th day Of April. 1865.
apl3w6 b. WIIlTTEN, Justice VI the Peace
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-15
9ailg Donntalnt
FACTS AND FANClEs.

FACTS AND FANClEs.
MAMMALIAN has had his s1ary iea
Gv~n TO $4,000.
Why is bald head dixie heavens
Because there is no Parting there.
DIPLOMATIC relations had entirely
ceased between Russia and the Papa
Court.
A great calamity has fallen on the
Caucasus, in the appearance of dis
arutive disease among silkworms.
GEORGE N SANDERS, who is doubt.
l,ss regarded down south as noble
patriot and exile, has applied for the
benefit of the insolvent laws in Eng
'aund-liabilities, 9lej9 900
THE Paris working-men have raised
the sum OF ave Thousand france by
contributors OF ono sou each, the
whole sum 10 be devoted TO the manu>
tacture OF q medal assassination OF
President IIincoln--the medal to be
presented to the United States Govern.
ment.
A correspondent of Dublin paper
says that recently funeral entered a
churchyard situated in solitary part
of the County of Wicklow, lowered u
coffin into grave, covered il, and went
their way. The Police of the district
went to the cemetery in question, and,
disehtering the coffin, found it to con,
lain quantity OF pixies.
A.hugeiron framework is tosupport
the four tiers of boxes ofthe new Opera
House in Paris. There are to be
neither pillars nor colurans tointerrupt
the view 10 his building The four
tiers, together with the stays, are to be
supported 80 as this mass Of iron villa
not be visible, and the galleries and
boxes will seem to be suspended in the
air.
The London Sporting Life says that
pugilism has fallen upol evil days.
Tho admirers of the "manly art" are
disgusLed with those who manage such
affairs, and its sun seems to have set
over the grave Of Tom Sayers. To
revive the Ring, it thinks, seems an
utterly hopeless task: and, from one
cause and another, that "institutioa"
has sunk lower and lower since the
date of the famous fight at Farnbor.
ough.
The editor of the Windsor Journals
worry obstinate sort of bachelOr-learnl
that professors of dancing In New
York have recently introduced a new
style cotilion, called kiss cotilion," tn,
peculiar feature of which is that yol
kiss as you swing the corners. Th'
editor is crust sort of a person, wbt
never dances; but says he would no
mind waving his objections to th'
amusement so far as to ''swinging cor
n,rs," n,w and then, in this cotilion
DURING tho Christmas festivities
some wag in Schieswig sent a very
large, rich looking cake to Gen. Man
tneffel, Prussian Governor of that State
The gift was received with much pleas
ure by the General and his family, ant
one evening it was placed upou tn
table with crest ceremony. How
ever, on cutting into It, the pleasur'
was turned to indignation when i
was found to contain nothing bu
copies Of the various papers that tn
General had suppressed in Schieswig
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS ]!
Evening star., 1866-05-24
EVENING STAR.
fEL EGRAAIN. &c.

Vera Cruz dates TO the 18th, and from the
City of Mexico to the 9th instant, have been
received. No forces Of any conseqnenc Of
Juarez remain in Guanajuara- New bands Of
guerrillas have appeared IN different parts OF
the country. Garezea 10 threatening Tampico
with a large force. The town of Cardeal has
been captured and destroyed by Garezra. The
Estofetts says the situation on the Pacific coast
daily becoming more alarming. The In
perial troops returned from Oaxaca from an
unsuccessful expedition against Diaz. The
Imperial forces were defeated by the Republi.
cans near Yucatan. Six villages have been
burnt and the Inhabitants killed by Indians,
who have forced their way through the I'm.
perial lines
temporary arsenal, erected after the occu.
patton of Macon, Ga, by the United States
forces as place OF deposit for Confederate
ordnance stores. was blown mp on Monday
afternoon. While several freedmen were en-
gagged IN drawing fusesiasd extracting powder
one OF the shells exploded, followed in rapid
succession by others, causing'a tremendous
explosion. Two freedmen were blown to
pIeces. and one or two others wounded The
loss of property was slight
In Havana reading aloud in the stores and
manufactures has been suppressed by order of
the Captain General in order to prevent any
revolt Very little rain has fallen in Cuba for
seven months The tobacco crop is lost, and
starvation stares the poor in the face Sub.
scriptions are being made in Havana for their
relief
The committee of Con gress are investigating
the recent rir's in Memphis, Tenn. The or
ganiZed commissioners under General Stone.
man and Fisk have already taken considerable
testimony, and will materially assist the COM
mittee- The AraldHche and Commercial advise
the citizens 10 afford the committee every
facility.
The colored levee laborers az Memphis
struck tor higher wages Monday, and at
tempted to parade the streets. The Freedmen's :
Bureau authorities, fearing another riot, eau sed
the arres: OF the strikers. and conveyed them
TO the fort.
The question OF the constitutionality of the
law disiranehlslng deserters in Pennsylvania
IS being argued in the Supreme Court OF that
STATE.
Two small failures are reported IN the gold
room, at New York. RumoTs are current of
failures on Front Street
Evening star., 1866-05-24
PROPOSALS.
TOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE BEpARrMrRr,

Posr OFFICE BEPARTMEEr,
SEALED VIII 5. Isss1!a a. is
pepsrnt%%ep%t TN % Sntil O'Clock Q M. the ,fOURIH
pe1od of and fsr e. iss asy os
July 1856, such quantities Of the following kind OF
and ordered. TO wit: c III. n - :
JUTE CANVAS NAIL SACKS,
or size No. l. 4s inches in length and 60 inches in
circumstances; Of size No. ., II inches in length
inehes in snsss ana s Gr as Ho
xsysn ss; sssny.;. w.ississ nss ls:: ss.n
yarn. Of The warp to Be each doubled and twistea.
and to weigh one ounce to about nifty yards, and Of
weigh Que ounce to about eighty FIVE yards
The sack. Of size No. are TO be made of juts
sss ssIs asS ss 20 The be
nearly as above described.
s: ssa :s.a .issh .ad half
which sufficient nnmbsf Of eysist hols:~st ie sst
well wrought. and they are each to be provided
with gsod and sufficient hemp cerd TO lace and
1s s BE- m:ds sS S:
sach win two rows Of sewing All are to be marked
and distinct letters 0'' '' III i''k'
;, Any proposed Improvement that may be desirable
or the matter Of viii ss
eon.idered relatively to price in deciding the low
est bnO Oe9t Dt0
Nopropossl will be considered IL not accompanied
with speclmen showing the construction and quail
ly e1 materials and workmanship Of each size Of
the SACKS bid for, and also written guaranty from
the persons proposed as sureties whose responsi-
bilty must be certified BY the postmaster OF the
place where they residel that they will become re-
sponsfbIe on sufficient bond for the due perform.
ance OF the contract in case such proposal be ac-
cepted. .
The sacks contracted for are to be delivered at
the expense OF the contractor, at Boston, New
York, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, and Washington,
ID o.: in such quantities and at such times ss may
be ordered. - -
The estimated quantity required win probably
not exceed thirty thousand sacks, including all
tiZes; but the Postmaster General will reserve
the right to order and receive more or less than
such quantity. during the term of the contract as
him TO demand.
The specimens must be deli vered at this Depart
ment on or before tho fourth day of June next and
every one submitted shOuld be we'll and distinctly
marked with the number denotng its size, and
have attac he'd to 1t "A sample of the cloth or canvas
(six inches square) of which il is made. Such as
can with safety and convenience be used in the
service will he paid for at the prices specified in
the proposals relating thereto.
, aecision on the bids will be made on or before
the 9TH day OF June EeHt, and the accepted bidder
VIII be required to enter into contract, with suf
clent bend and security, on or before the first day
ofJuly, 1856.
RS-The proposals should be transmitted in a
sealed ehvelop, and indorsed Proposals for nj ,l
Bags" and be addressed to 1.-THE Second Assis-
fant PostEa.ter General, Contract Office. Wash
ington, d. c." W. DENSISON.
ap l4-w4w Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1866-05-24

COSTUME At PANAMA-A newspaper cor.
respondent at Panama says: "The charlest
maid OF Panama Is prodigal enongh only when
she unmasks her beauty, not merely to the
moon, bat 10 the blazing sun and en- tire popu-
lace The whiteness OF her drapery is in sharp
contrast with her tawny skin. Some bows of
T. years and under wear shirts, but most are
entirely naked, while girls appear ..in the eIe-
CANT costume of the Greek Slave They form
striking couples for promenade-young ladies
arrayed only IN straw hats, and juvenile gen.
tleraen IN the same attire with hats omitted
II there be any CalvInIsm in dress they are
hopeless examples of total deprayity.,'
Evening star., 1866-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUARI,E rROp
Il ERTY.

BY virtue OF adecree Of the Circuit Court for
rrince GsorgeS county, sitting as Court Of Equi-
expose 20 public sale, en- the premises on THURS.
tSat Ss ,hS SIss day OF May 1885, ct z O'Clock
died seized, containing about 40 acres
n adloins the village OF BadensburR Ia most
country and village residence, The land il OF a
eood Quality. we'll adapted to market purposes,
The dwelling. which is Of brick. is csn,modfons
has attached toit large garden that is very pro-
ouct1ve, and abounds with excellent fruit, and all
are In good order.
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash, residue in l and 2
years, with interest and approved security. Title
lpdis sputable aud on payment Of purchase money
with interest the trustee will convey the property
to the purchaser in fee simple.
Evening star., 1866-05-24

SPEEDY JUsTICk-In Chicago, on Monday
forenoon a. o clock, a man named Matthe w
Lowry stole gun worth seventy n We dollars:
AT zen he was examined in the police court: az
eleven O'Clock he was taken before the grand
.'1ry and was indicted: at one appeared az the
recorders court for trial, and at tive the trial
was concluded. and at three he was sentenced
TO an Imprisonment of three years In the peni-
fentlary at Joliet.
Evening star., 1866-05-24
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n THE FOLLOWING PRlCES:
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ps,tnw re- -es ~ cents, Drawers enu
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Plates and cent? each
single Bedsfead. 81 ~
sineie i; air Mstfressee "
nonnle Hair MaftI e.sss Sls TO 9S
Wssh Basips IS and % cents each
fron Wash stands 50 INC rs cents
Wssh BoiIers Rsthing Tubs
Cofee Poss Pe~ ter Pitchers. Walters
fairbanks and Druggist Scales
And large assortment Of other arucies toeoi
BNGosds 81 all descripssens bonghs .eld'
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Evening star., 1866-05-24

The COTTON CRoP.-Accounts from TeYas
Louisiana. Mississippi, Tennessee Alabama'
Georgia, Florida, South and North CaroIina
represent that the growing crop Of cotton is
seriously impaired by cold weather. heavy
rains, and The overhowIng OF cotton lands
Detective seed Is in great measure is the cause
of the failure. The growing cotton Is yellow
and sjckIv
Evening star., 1866-05-24

81 Some days since, Mr.. J. W. Texada,
member OF the House OF Representatives from
RapIdes Parish, Louisiana, got into a quarrel
with his brother, Mr.. T. j. Texada, and high
words finally resulted in the shooting of the
former by the latter. The ball passed through
ms body, and is pronounced by the physicians
as certainly mortal injury.
Evening star., 1866-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
RT GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auet,e ,eer,
- Ne. 526, corner 7th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TALE ON THE CORNER OF IA ST. AND

TATE ON THE CORNER UF a. 81. AND
MARYLAND AVENUE 20 80 0
At public suction. on TUESDAY the sth dav of
June ia neat, M az o'clock m Il hall sell on the
subscriber 10 me. dated the 10th day of Sc
lsoc; sna day recorded In one Of our Land Reco
OF property, VIZ: Bein. that part Of Sa1srs
Sonianed within the following metes and bounds |:
Beginning for the same st the cont heat of
the said sSneIs ana running thence north iss feet
70 An alley; thence In Q southwestsrly direction
With the line Of said alley 50 feet inches thence
IN q fouthsasterly direction with q line At risht
eng'e to Maryland avenue III feet iuches 20 me
SSTth line Sf the sid sSSaIs and thence
feet to the place Of beginning the same being Lot
re. IN square ,, IS they are recorded In the
Terms: 9ne. half cash; balance in 8 < and twelve
months, mo balance secured BY deed Of trust on
snue s stamps st the cost Of the purchaser. 5000
Gown when the property 10 knocked OF. in The
the nandS OF the auctioneers and IL the terms are
NOT compiled With within five Gays after the day
of sale, the trustee reserves the right to reseil
tns Hn,SDsry at the Fisk and eS:s Of
my ~ eo&ds, GREEN L WILLIAMS. Sncts
Evening star., 1866-05-24

RooTIs 14aos. rAHrr, s@
Ssnthea.t corner 10th street west and Canal:
FIRE and WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT
and GRAVEL ROOFS put on In the very best
manner, Of the very best material, and ct the
shortest notice. ct very moderate prices.
Also, all ktnds of BUlLpIN0 and OOMP0eI.
TON ROOFING MATERIALS on hald. ct the
owsst prices, s 5.... - feT 3D
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COyEREM1NT SALE OF THE MILITARY
NJ kAlLkOAD AT bRAZOs SANTI-
AGA TEXAS
narterm aster Gensral's Otee.


XEdrterm aster Generals Office.
The .,,er., Wasa.nsion, d. G., April ls, 1855
investment is invited to this sale
sealed proposals win be received the office of
until the lsr Day Os JUNE next. st IL o oclock
tere.t Of the United States in and to the United
Srafes MlhsaIy RSilroad from Brazos Santiago to
The sale win incluae he entire track, and ST
S,ngsc Srig osiidinss water stations; turn: bles
pertaining to the road, together with the roll
Ing stock, cars, machinery, and other equip
The sale will not include the title to the land
This road is about ten miles in length ard ex-
tepas from brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho,
is made by steamer with brownsville iaau and Masa
This route Is the shor test and best for the i'm.
mense traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the
interior OF Southern Texas and Northern Mexico,
snd an the hy rail alone can readily
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
liver charge, It stated for 0ft frsiSat 'ae ae
BrownsyiIe high as S. per barrel, and for pas.
The road is vs feet gauge, good ties, T rail. and
More par ticulsr description of the property can
0uartermaster Military Division Of the Gulf, at
A condition Of the sale will be that transports.
tion shall be furnished for All Government troops
By Govsrnmsnt at the time to the New York Cen
The term. of payment accepted will be those
considered the most 'vorsble to the Government.
Ten per cent. cash, in Government funds, to be
paid on acceptance Of proposal.
TIE Government reserves the right to reject any
Proposals should be endor .ed, =. Proposals fer
purchase of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Rail-
Irad. and addressed 10 the Division OF River and
Rail Transportation, Quartermaster Generals OF.
By order of the NSHs GsHsT, hi,sa
BTeyet Colonel and A. Q. M in charge Fourth
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS, AMBU-
IL LANCEs, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, sc.
ChiSQxar,umnas-'s Oaes, Depot of wasainston,
Washtnet0n, ID. C., May q, 1866. {
ton of Brevet Brfgadier General q. H. Tompkins,
Quartermaster. at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washing
ton, ID. O., MONDAY, June IL, 1855. at 10 o'cl'k
M. a large lot of Quartermaster Stores. con.
4o5 Army Wagons, IS Army Wagons with Hay
Racks, IA two horse Wagons, IL Spring Wagons 4
Watering Carts, 43 Light Carts, 80 two. horse Am
bnlsnces, Buggy, Ius4 single sets Harness; Az
Axles, 2S5 lbs. Coil Chain, .692 lbs Lead Pipe,
los lbs Scrap Iron. 2,57 lbs Lead, $50 lbs Scrap
Steel. II OO lbs Scrap Tongue Irons. II 900 lbs.
Tallow. Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, Wheelbsr.
rows. Blankets. Buckets. Chains, Halters, Wrench
es. Anvilk, Smiths Bellows, Portable FORCES,
Planes, Barrels, Kettles. Stoves, &C..
Of it is still serVfceable
The stores must be removed within fve days from
date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Govsrn%spt q funds p%sx,,
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmastsr.
ap 2l-lSt Depot OF WashinRton
Evening star., 1866-05-24

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