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The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
Friday, March 80, at 10 A. M. and 8 P. NJ,

And continuing dailv morning and afternoon, until
every lot is sold. Gooos will be open tor examination
day previous to sale. The public Invtea to xtm-
inc the goods, and they will find 1t the best linen
stock ever offered in this city by auction.
It will consist in par. of 10, IL and 124 Linen
Sheetngs, "a Pillow Cases Linen, 100 Pieces Linen
Shirtings, 500 White and Brown Linen Table Covers
of every size and quality; Napkins, Doynes, Towel
ing and Crashes Extension Cotls OF every size, the
finest good imported; and Sd brown and Biz aeh-
cd Table Linen by the yard, suitable ior hotels or
brio Hdkts; Hosiery Gloves, Dress Goods Balmoras,
Empress Cloths together with many other goods too
Numerous to parlicularize. Also Broad Cloths,
Doeskirs Beavers, Cassimeres Satnets. vestngs &c.
"a Ladies are particularly invited to look at this
stock previous TO sale, and attend the opening.
L. M. PATTEN.
March 26-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29

Portland Dry Dock Company.
NNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Portland Dry Dock Company, will be held at the
p M. for the choice of Officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of any other business which may
legally come before them.
Per Order,
G. M. DAVIS, Secretary.
Portland, Mar 81, 1866. n,h2sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
EDWARD M. PATTEN, AuctiOneer,
No. rs Exchange Street.
Linens, WOOlens, Dress Goods,
White and Printed COttons,


VIII be sold at Auction, without the least reserve
In lots to suit buyers. This stock will cover some
Twenty Thousand Dollars in purcl ase money, and
every tcle will be sold without the least regard 10
cost and every lot warranted perfect. Sale 70 COM
mencs
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
FAIR AND LEVEE

t.,..er..s -- -l.l.
'4'--. ~ CITY'aHALL,s 30 20
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
EsiU 10 April 4th and 9th. --
TIME Ladies' of ST. LAWRENCE ST. SOCIETY
Il will hold Fair and Levee on the above evenings.
The entertainment to consist Of
MUSIC, SINGING, TABLEAUX,
And to conclude with Q representation Of a
Wedding in Old Style, each guest to be pre-
sented with slice OF WEDDING CAKE.
Useful and Fancy Articles viii be for sale at the
tables. ~,
:" " Refreshments for sale in the Reception Hall
during the evening.
Admittance IS e,ts. Tickets to the Wedding 10
cts. extra. ...r. .y i.
mence at "a u
Tickets for sale at II. Packard's, Exchange Street,
and N. j. Gilman's, Middle St. mh29dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
Cincinnati Marietta

Ci1ciaan0N Marietta.
~ SIS CINCINNATI, March %. y
~ Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Whiskey dull at
24 a 225. Provisions buoyant. Mess Pork at
Is co. Lard at 18c. -s1-T (
Gold 1861. r g. tsr IEAu
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
xxx CoNGREss---First Session,

Thursday Morning, March 20, 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-29
Bricklayers' Tnion.
House for Sale.

a House for Sale.
IHE three-story Brick House No. 10, corner o.
Dantorth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
ern improvements and is inexcellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For terms, &C., apply to
RUFUS e. WOOD,
No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portland, Nov. 8, 1s65.-istf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
The Convention.

We have only time aud space to say to
our readers that the Congressional Con-
vention held here to day, was the most
harmonious of any one we have attended
for the past ten years; and its proceedings
came nearer being unanimous than any
proceeding one stree 1856.
Mr. Pike was re nominated by the un-
precedented majority of ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE in convention OF
two hundred and twelve delegates. Such
nnanimity, and such good feeling as pre-
vailed all through the meeting, argues Z
healthy state of the party i'll the District
aud the utmost confidence aud faith in the
ability ana tried political faith of the pres
ont lnemher. Mr.. Pike has reason 10 h,
promo of his strong hold on the people q
hia District; and the District has equal,
good reason TO be proud of the answering
fidelity and ability Of its Representative,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
AsrY BAY. ArG I226 81 p. IN

AsrY BAY, AUG l226 81 p. IN.
The cable across the Calf ef -. Lawrence
was again picked mp nj Ao' eiack this morn
ing. the weather being fine. The splice
was made by Mr.. Charlton. and the steamer
headed for the shore The cable will be
landed at : o clock this evening. when com-
municatlon. via the Atlantic Cable Will he
almost instantaneous between the United
States and Europ".
from Europe. w Atlantic Cable,
London. Ans. 10 The session Of Pariia
ment has been closed. The Quren's speech
on til. occasion OF the dissolution returns
thanks to the t. s. Government for action
taken by it in the matter of the late fenian
raid in canals. The speech also expresses
Her Najcsty's qualification at the success of
the Atlantic Gable. The remainder of the
address relates tn home questions.
Napoleon has asked from Prussia an ex
tension of the frontier of France.
Henry c. Bowen. publisher of the y. Y.
independent. has been removed from the
collectorship Of internal revenue in Brook
Ign,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

ANOrFIcE DECLINED. General William
Cogsweil OF salem was a few days ago APP
pointed By the President "a postmas ter in
that city. inplaee ola republican incumbent
removed. II seems to have been confident
" expected that the General would find
no difficulty in endorsing the Presi-
dents policy. aud the Washington Republi
can. In its imposing array Of pluralizcoi
names of supports o. the Philadelphia move
Efent. referred to the togswells Of Eastern
Massachusetts," with especial gusto. Presi-
dent and newspaper.as it now appears:
were both reclining without their host: and
General C0gsweli has sent back the APP
peintment to Washington. with the follow
ing frank and sotiierly letter.
SALEM, Mass. Aug. G. 1866.
81. John q. L. Skinner. .icttag Postmaster
Generel -
SIR have the honofto acknowledge the
notice OF my appointment, by the President.
TO be postmaster of.Salein, Mass. and also.
the receipt of the bond. oath, &c.
While appresia;ing the kind consideration
OF the President. thus shown me. herewith
return the papers aad especially decline
the appointment. rs the acceptance of If IN
the present aspect Of affairs, would seem to
identify me with Il political party with
which ami not in sympathy; and am un-
willing to do anything that would even
seemingly put me in a false position upon
any of the great questions at i>sue pow be-
fore the country. or ia ever So small Il de-
mrce tead II weaken the earnest and unli-
vi,led support which desire to give 10 the
cause that | adopt.
/ have the honor tn be.
Very respectfully.
Your obsdient servant.
NN. CoG>wELL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

TIE MURDER or COLONEL RIrLEY.-
The Savannah Republican of the 18Th nit.
gives the following particulars 0fthe brn'a !
murder OF Colonel Ripley. formerly of the
1Ith New Hampshire r. yiment. nj his res
iIence in Emanuel county. Georgia =
,.On Monday night last. about 10 O'Clock.
after Col. Ripley aud his family had retired
to bed, parry Of mea came to the house.
and knocking at the gate. ASKED TO see Col.
Ripley on business. The Colonel sent his
servant to the gate to enquire their businrs.
who was told that they had Il note for Col.
Ripley. and d ssired to see lin personally.
The Colonel put on his clothes and came
ont to the porch. hailing those at the gate.
who requested him Ia step TO the gate, "a
they wished to see him on important busi
ness. He Immediately proteeiejto The
gate, when one Of the party Sp0Ae. saying.
..Coionel Ripley. you ARE my pr oner.
The Colonel drew his revolver and fired al
the intrndrr. VINO ma'!c OF; tbe others I'M
mesiiate!y fired. and tins Colonel was struck
In four Races. morta5iy wounded notwitb-
standing which he succeeded in cmptyinc
his rev DIVER before he fell The party. NJ
ter com miting this atroci0us deep, remain
ed about the house. fed ihrir horses. ana
repeatedly fired into the house during TIN
ni.s,tt refusing IL allow Mrs. Ripley iIis
pririie re ofgisin@ water 10 her dying bus
band The deceased leaves wife amt
three children"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

The way which The riofiag authorities Of
NewIOrieans have takento csYeT ap whole
sale and contriy cj murders, j.. If possible,
wO Sc than the hare massacre. Itself y
pi.led Rebsl jury, charged BY The jnd%r.
W 10 connse3,.d Yioscnce against the Freed
r,en's Burean. and rudelr sci aside the i'jy-
il Rights bill have niatle a reloort atro-
cionsiy in keeping with these shameful an
t.ce,ieufs One-sided evidence. the is.>ii,
noDy ct those known ID haTe aided. abet-
tel and iaken part in iae liot. is inassed
together 10 throw the whole blame Oh the
yir3in,s. and 10 Yiulaaie 1ip' nmqlerrr~.
Th- }pyal yFibaRe If NeT-or,rans deilcs
the most malignant Ingenuity and irrach-
cry of the eity Off eia1s 10 make Gnt q clear
ea<e in favor Of Monrar and his butchers !.
and the conscience OF The whole so9njrS
vii, ENDORSE The challenge. Bat 1nr thing
vii. IN. proved hY r!ir report oil the Jury ot
assssins. moi that rebels were apah4e
Of committing murder with ar "'ti'SAl
rroynaaiion. but that they nerr equal 10
IN greater cr;me--fhat NJ eraN flins an 10
= j,rv. and sitting on judgr's bench. Ia
css, th.. es,inni nf their misdeedS on 'hr
,..,.l, ,s,sy siau Uttered. The assanltnn NE
lors, ms. Of New -Drleans did not end Hith
th. terrible anal bloody victory of Tree
soeseh. 1t remained for fheif enemies to
take posses ioa OF CONT OF Justice M or
def 10 err down the Survivors ont OF the
IN paths oI psrjarefi, = I,45aas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

BAPTISM. Rev. Mr.. Quincy administer
ed the ordinance of baptism to two persons
ON Sunday last. Immediately after
the afternoon service the right hand of
church fellowship was extended to one Of
the persons baptized, aud to one received
BY letter,
We are sorry to announce that Mr. Cur.
ney has been obliged TO leave his field OF
labor- here for the time being on account
of indisposition. his Illness bein. such a.
will compel him to suspend all pulpit Ia
bors for season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
Union County Convention.

The Unian voters of the County OF Hancock are
requested TO send deecafe> 10 Convention To bt
irsi in the CoUGf HuU>ss in Ellsworth, 0a Osa'
nesasg the sata day Of IagHt a; ten o cllck \ ~
tor the purpose of Omin1tng two Senators toun-
y Tr.- AMI County Commissioner. and attend
TO such other business a. may prop ry come teiore
the Convention.
Every town ard Plantation tina; *; woes for Gov.
Cony in i>ii cutjtcd n one delegate. ami one
siiti mai delegate for very fuy votes for Gov Conx
a fraction OF - woes.
iyery delrgat, mus. he a acsiicnt of the town he
Claims to resent
The several towns nd Plantations entitled 10
delegates follows: Amherst =. Aurora l. ElncEAl
brookiiH ,, Br9Oksvic /, Buck>po 9, tastiHc 5,
Cranberry Isle l. Deer Isle 3, Dcdham >, ka-tbroak
/, Eden }. Ellsworth IL, Franklin , Goudsboro I,
Hancock 3. Mariayie >, Mt D-sert :. prland D OTIS
=. PenohScOt ;, >edgwick ,, sullivan 3, >urry 3 IRE
mont ,, Trenton : Waltham =, Swan.Is!and I. Ncro-
Ia !, No. !, No. 81 !. No % L.
JOHN u. HOPKINS County
CUA> W. TILUEN, me-, Iii:
BARNEY HILL, } '"'''''t''e'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

- 10 iRE>> oP Pn:ITTrN EEENrs.
The Washington correspondent o!ihc Hart
ford Press says the President is' not over
sanruine in re gard To the rcsalt of the Fall
eleefions, bHt Is lHlly determined To perse-
we're in the course he hI> marked ont.
In regard 10 tie nsN= Presidency. the
sama CORES poadent say Il does not stem
probable that General Grant can decline
the Republican nomination.
...lli talk about his agreement with the
Presidents policy is corperbead lying,
II re isuta t-ord If truth n it. General
Grant agrees with General Logan. and his
most intimate of friends. Mr. Washburn
member from the Galena district. who
is nov lying III al the Generals h ouse.
Mr wasllbarn j. prominent radical. 10 Oh
at Grants recent order. The President
would nut his foot on it if HI dared. Ii
wonld be Opea war between Tie two men
were it not for Seward WHO is a diploma
tist. johnson is a man OF coarse passions.
and he would. if it was not for Seward
soon Kill hi: cause By hi im?r,i'lence. Tn,
.,rbe sage of Auburn knows better what
should be done and IS very anXons to con
ciliate Grant and Stanton. - the coaXin
process procctds-wifh no effect upon the
general. but with q marked effect upon
Stanton. for h cannot fall bleku9oa per-
sonal popularity as Grant caa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

/. @. Of G. T.-Nanparcil Lodge. No
-, Goaldsboro.-Upon the evening of the
9th inst. the following duly elected and
appointed officers We're installed by Dep
uty g, W. c. T. VIM. J., Guptill
w. O. G.-Jason c. Written.
w. |. G-Emeine Libby.
w. d. M.-Martha V. Tracy.
w. MA. T.. Guptill. (re-elccted
w. CA. g. Guptill.
w. T.-Dora f.. Libby.
w. +. S.-IIarry Shields.
w. y. S.-John Murray.
w, S.--H. +. Bunker Gc-clectel.)
". T.-R. a. Libby.
W. X. II. S.-Abby l.. Sowlc,
W. l.. II. S.-Gcorgie A. Young.
W. c. TIL. L. Whitaker elccted)
The Lodge continues in prosperous
condition. III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
BLUEuII.L Aug, 18th, 1866.

FRIEND SAWYER
In compliance with vote of our Lodge
we take the liberty to forward the following
with a request that YOU will give it place
in the columns of the imerieda. and oblige
tie undersigned.
At special meeting Of Mountain Echo
Lodge |. o. off. L. Bluehill, called in CON
sequence Of the death of or.e of the Brother
hood the following resolves were adopted.
Whereas il hath pleased the Supreme
Ruler and moral Governor ofthc Universe,
10 direct the Angel Of death to visit our
Lodge and bear away from our circle a
beloved member therefore.
Resoiced. That in this sad ,lispen,ation
OF Divine Providence. we deeply mourn the
loss of our esteemed brother. William \.
Garland, and sincerely do VIC Sympathihe
with his parents and sister. in this the hour
of their deep sorrow and affection.
Resolted. That by this sad event VIC are
reminded of the uncertainty of life and the
ileeting. tran>itory nature of all Earthly
possession. Let him that thinketh h
,tandeth take heed lest he fall.
Submitted in +. H. and {.
H. y, W. ~, pfk ELM Committee on
:. Nv wo 'o2" Resolutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

GouLD>BoRo CAyCCs.-A corrsspon.
dent from Gould>boro writes Us concerning
their caucus as follows
Our town committee will persist in hold
ing their caucuses down around the covcs
aud hartors so that they can carry then
points. The way these things are manag.
politics and the schemes practiced upon
the poor French in Madawa>ka n few year,
since: but we are powerless to prevent il
now. Our caucus was held at I'll noon
with two days notice. and on Monday. and
a. it was impossible to meet them in force
we concluded not TO trouble them at all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

,s-rhe Ellsworth Journal ofihe current
week Is terribly severe in its comments on
the course of Hon. +. a. Pike, and the
means he is employing for denomination.
After INDUCING in such language we infer
the Journal intends To bolt in the event of
Mr. Pixies denomination for il it believes
all it AYERS. it could not support him were
he nominated by twenty conventions. The
troubles in the 5th. district are much to be
regretted. SO far as We are able to judge,
there Is blame on both Sides Bangor
Times.
We don't see the severity of the journal.
We never could see severity in rxrc asscr-
tons. We caunot see no more than the
Times how it can support Mr.. Pike after
INDUCING in such language. if it believes
what it says. but it does not believe it, own
stories. and 80 We expect to see it support
ing Mr.. Pike.
As to the troubles in the nth District,
they are wonderfully magnitied. We are
writing OH Wednesday. and we predict that
Mr.. Pike will be rc-aominatcd tomorrow.
with greater unaninity than he has ever
received. This will not look like troubles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

-After touching imprcs,ively upon the
rights OF the freedmen to Government pro-
lection. Gen. Logan alluded to the dishon-
oring of loyal graves at augusta;
Hence want him to have the protection of
the law. am in favor of his having it. |
ask you my conn,rymeA. | ask You moth
ers' who are sitting around III This little
group. that have some fond sons that lie
away far off beneath the burning sands OF
Georgia. whose faces yoa will see no more
on earth whose graves you can never vi>it
again. perhaps and the Old fathers. too.
and the LITTLE peattlinc babe. tint often ASKS
his mother. Mother when will my father
again return to me-" 10 hast she laws OF
this land - III 3ditel that whaia traitors III
the South nave their gatherings. day after
day. to strew garland, OF I9wer- upon the
graves OF Rebel soldiers. thai they NAV
live in their memory a. long a life shall
last. if some p9er.old decrepid negro, VIII
has gained his liberty BY the march and
prewess of American arms, shall come
along with basket of flowers. to strew
upon the crave OF some poor loyal soldier.
thai he Shall have the ri-.l 10 do H. aud
thas no per on shall have the right to in
terfe.'c, and that he Is to be protected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

aet thorough trial. by inaumerable living witnes-
ses, has proved itref the Medicine OF the age AL
though there have been III ny medicinal preparations
brought before the public since the first Introduction
OF Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and large
amounts expended in their introduction, the Pain
Killer has continued to steadily adv in the ssti
nation OF the world rs tie best Family Medicine
ever Introduced Il is an internal and external
edy. One pos tive proof of its efficacy that the
sa es have Constantly increased and win lily upon s
merits. The effect of the PAIN Killer upon the
patient, when taken Internally in of Cold,
Coue h, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dys ntery, and
other affections OF the system, has been truly
derful, and has won for IL name amsng medical
operations that never be forgo,te.., Its sue
cess in removing PAIN as an external remedy. in
cases of Burns, Bruises Sores. Sprns, Cats stings
of Insects, and other of suffering, has secured
Tor II such host OF testimony. aim 81 ibisi-
Bile remedy, that it will be handed down to poserity
as one OF the greatest medical discoveries of the
nneteehlh century. lm2S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
THE WEATHER AND TIE CRor

THE WEATHER AND TIE CRoPs.-We
are having charming weather just now
and vegetation never was growing more
rapidly. All kinds of crops are looking
exceedingly well, and are fast Fastening
to maturity. We have not heard of an in.
stance of the potatoc disease as yet. and il
it keeps of a few weeks longer. we shall
have the satisfaction of gathering in an
Grain is looking well, exceedingly So
The hay crop is light, but it will be more
than made up, from present appearances
by the abundance of the cereal crops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

S5-Bro. Sawyer las' year '.boltcd" some
of the nominations Of his party friends for
County officers in Hancock. This year
some of his friends threaten TO bolt from
Mr. Pike if Mr.. Pike /, nominated. In his
last paper he says:
There are times when TO bolt may be
public duty-a duty to the party and the
country, but il Is difficult to understand
what reasons can be given for boltino a
fair and honorable nomination. and poiuo
over to the enemy
The American don't see that b0,inu Is =
rule that works both Ways Niacnias Tn
ion.
The rule we adopt We are perfectly will
ling shall work both ways The Amer
ican bolted one County officer last year
an" would do 30 again under like crcum-
stances. and justify any one else in doing
so. Ii was a double outrage on the party
and on the county last year in foisting a
nomination on the party by the foulest
means. and that person so rcpugnant TO
the best men In the party that they could
not and would not support it. We hold.
Mr.. Union, that no party has the right, il
it has the power TO thrust on the party a
nomination by the smallest possible major
ity, and that obtained by questionable
means. when that nomination is SO distate-
fnl that third or halfof the party will not
support it. DO you've told our people
and outside meddlers last year that the
worst thing that could happen to our party
in this County would be the nomination of
the old Clerk of the Courts. The Union
men of our County see now that we were
right
Now take the rule we laid down last
week and which the Union publishes, and
see if its conclusion is not aon se9qtor.--
We are willing it shall work both ways.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
The Caucus.

We held a kind Of town meeting on
Tuesday to select delegates tn the Cchgres-
.ional Convention. Five hundred and six
tv one votes were cast. the delegation in
favor of Mr. Pike receiving three hundred
and fourteen and the delegates in favor of
General Caldwell receiving two hundred
and forty seven. Most every body took an
interest in the meeting and seemed earnest
and determined For fear some might not
know who the american was in favor of we
will juss say it supported Mr.. Pike. We
did think that We would allude to some
wrong voting & of those supporting the
ticket which got beat, but for fear that it
might be acknowledging that our side was
not as smart us the other, NE think the
least said the soonest mended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

Ar.ved.-4tb, schr, Rebecca 5. Warren P.cks
crng, Bay Of St Lawrence ie Deer fsis kcF
Annie Lewis. Sawyer. Bay of St-Lawrence tor
Deer Isle, 7th, Sch. Albatross. Crockett Port and
to Deer Isle, eth, Z. Sch. Jane Brindle. HALL
Rocklsnd to Deer Isle Sailed 9th, P. Sch;
Jane Briutle, lInll, Mt-De.ert for Rockland: 6tt,
L. 5. Cntter Sunny Side BIN on, W aldoboroug h
Bound Cruising. 1th, Sch Essex Bonner. Ire.
mont. for Portland, 9th. p Sch. Jene BRAD O
Hall Deer Isle for Rockland; Sch, Caroline Nut
ter Aiilbridge for Roekland; s,h, Sch, Highland
Lass Smith Grsens Landing, for Bsy of st, law
renee; 9th b. sch. Phoenix shaw So. John
New Brunswick for Portsmouth n. II. 10th, Seh
scio;e Thurlow Greens Landing Bound Fishing.
10th, Sch, Sarah b. Harris W ilson Green 8 Las
ing Tor Bay Of 81. Lawrence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
What Gen. Chamberlain says.

All must unite in S-naniing Security for The ia
tnre. We must have guar iuties good ard sufficient
AZ .iust any iuiure attempt destroy this Govern
ment whether in the exercise of = pretended fiSl-
by open war or By MORE ARTFUL AND lN>lt'-
IoUS ASSAULTS against the pr nciplfs on which
this Nation was fourdtd. These are points we can
not yield without danger and dIshonor; ana WIEN
THE SOUTHERN STATS SHALL HAVE COMPLIED
WIFI rHo>E MOTIONS IN COOP FATE theY III
be il, a condition u ask association and fellowship
witt the iavai CONNER pcalths Of the country which
they deserted with such violence and scorn MIL
TaiF TINE in ny judi gem sa il Is wise to hold them
in strict rrnhatinn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17
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