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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

S9 Sunpcrte bon 6arbi9cn iino Don ibrcn
Observation-Disclosures cntaiitn ipcrren, peBpcscn,
lpcil iic nculib in Nabama fir bic Nnnabme Der
ncllcn Contribution itimmtcn-lclbit Srauen, be-
rcn Mdnncr auf bic ndmIid)c Scitr gcitmnt ba-
ben gCifdb bdS Ndmlifc gSe6 cine ni6t
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
bemeiner Sua6

Sn 9plon paro fIir5Iit enc ipsgen ibreS
8ObItbdtistcitSiinnrS bcd9cadtste Tame 8rau
s.. y. Dts. baS Spfer cnsS ,b6dit gentihen
SpaiicS. Gin llnbefanntcr ldnbtc sine nit ibrem
samsn nnterjeidnete ginlaburs Sll cincr am
Sten Sanlar bon ibr 81 sebenben 4artD an cine
Itenge Der angeiebehitcn SamiIien SrcB eines
beiti9tn S6nec llnpttter6 fanben id) 81 Der 3eit
bcIc rer Giugclabcncn in brem beitG Tuidiiiissat
Gin, 10 bab bic ShuBs bor ibrsm Sauic nit &nt-
l6en pousepfrcpft ipar. Nllcin Der robe GpaB
erItredte l!f nod INNER neitcr. Yin 4Iumbcr,
Stubenmaler, Sdreiner uno anbere panbpufsr
parcn 9endn ipetifjirte &sitelIungen auf allerIci
Srbcitsn in Dem Soauic Srau Otis ersansen, unb
cbenlo Baarcnbc citelunsen an Boblenbinblcr,
Meblbdnbler. @rocer, ia iosar al cinem Sarg.
bdnpler, pr eiuen Sinberiar9 bringep fpllfe. Sn
daen Sdacli ipar Bic Stllnbe Der NbIieferungb bt.
,ei6net unb Yinttli6isit ttin9eid)drftl lpcrbcn
Gnblib. bate man in ben ,,ptralb' cine annpnee
rilfcn laiien, ,ipclber 5ufolgc Srau Dts cine
&abe 5u fanfen iudtc, glan fam fif 'obcrifcl.
ler, tpeldt Seripirruils unb ipel6er Sfanbal bcr.
borgerufcn ipar, al6 ST 9Iei6cr 3eit 8angditc In
ibre &utiden, Ssanbtpertsr NIT ibren @erdtbcn,
SSagen init &ebIen, Ntbl ,e., unc cine llnmaEc
9sliser bon &aben nit bisi,n all benz Soauie er-
l6ierer. sScbl nidude Srail ipiroe fiber cine
ielde @idtstphrbisteit ailBer iid seratbsn isin
6rau Dts foil betbditniSi9 sute @sine 5u bem
abIbeu6en Spiel gsinadt Aabcfi. f,.,.,,, &c.. -,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
aW-llnlcre 10 itart bclldlte Gauntp. .Gpnpen

Heb- IlHItTt 70 1IdFI Dt1NWIt GuIIHIDs0pHDtHS
tiol, am pcrlcBtCn Sanlitdgc, 5u SiCgcrSblIc, bat
unicrn @e9ncrn 10 crpcntld)c Ncugitcn ein9e>
ia9t, pcIdc5 man bcutb barauS pcrnebmcn
tann, ipcI iic barilbcr 10 9anj unmdnnIib lbim.
pfcn. 0a 0a. gSir linb nmer irob iold)c
S6impfcrCCn ibrcrcitS 5u icDcn, ,bcnn cS lit pic6
cin ScipciS bag iie ibrcr S6wd6c bcipuBt lino
unb paB iic ms baburd INNER pcit mebr gtu'
sCn aI0 SdabCn brin9cn 1T lbpn ldngIt betannt
SIIiO nur fort9cmabt ocnn c5 lit INNER :, gSailcr
dllf uulcre ltilhlc.m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

HwSic 9cicB9cbcncen &Drpcr, ndmIid Der
Gon9rcB unb bic StGut5' @cicb9sbun9, iinb gan,
ungcppbnIid tbGtig uno icbr picIe @ciddfts
pcrbcn abgcbanpClt-bcb nidtS bon bcicnbcrem
SntcrcIcn fir unirrc 2cicr Sa, slba6te 8Or>
per iino 9crabc 10, mc man repubIitaniibc Rd-
the 9cippbni6 inbct SiS Den 10tcn Mdrj
tpiro ii6 bic Staat6s 0ciCs9cbuns idcn idlicB-
lid bcrtagcn = ipcl6r5 Gin pollcr gionat frilbcr
it, ais 9siprbnIib Dies 5ci9t bod WirtIid cine
bpbit IobCnSpertbC SpdrIdmtcit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
6rant uno Jebnfon.

Die Correspondent, Jfpii6cn General Grant
unb Scbnion bat fcnberbdre 8irfungsu auf bic
berIdltbcntn 9artbsien Die Dcfnpfrdttn mein,
en-, SobnIcn6 Brefe iudren bic btifen iinb bditsM
ben Gbarattsr Gen. Grants gdujdf tberniditEa
Die @tpublitaner fnb erfrcnt nit ben Brieien bee
Generals, uno erildren, baB iie alIts enibisieH,
mas man berlanssn tOnne bab bieiebsn Grants
Sdnblungen senhsenb 'redtfertistn nmb Scbns
ions idIt6te abfdten bIcbfelm3 Igsenn rldn b
bic bDflide Sprad)e rno gtpsisfibmngen Der
beicen Sbreiber In gtlnsiiie berIfdnbIibe g9crtsd
.ibrlebt unb bic birettsn Neinunscn Der .@eiben.
gdn3Iid unsctfn1slt aliSpriidt, 70 ncunt Gen.
Grant ben Yrdiipenten einen 2iignern u @dHit,
i6mieb iu. Der Yrdiipent nennt Grant sintn
ipprtbrildigcn Scu6ler. 8sldss Icaen tpir nun
slaubsn 4? Rebritn mir ben 2ebensldhf Der bsbei
Nirncr, i'm unS gum tltfbeiIe 81 fhbren, 10 b
Hnben mir SobnIon einsn betrllnfcisn, frafeblti.
ben SdwdBcr, pe6sn geripre6unssn n.nals
etipas psrtb ipdrcn llnb Gen. Grant finetu
mir chen ganns beiicn Sbakr INNER init istiIs
ell @crtsil ibcrsinaiuimens btiIen. anbm BE
9an,e g8clt bur6brinst, unb VbtiIcn @crie utb
Scriprcbungcn nod nismalS bs,peifet ipurbcn
sSir baben groBes @etrauen In Gen @rant;
in Sobnicn babsn mir nid)t webr Gertrallen, alS
in iene Meu6elmorber, ipclds ben ggtg fir i'm
aHnstcn. mn In ben RrdfiesutenfubI III tpihmru
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
Dra Hesierunssn In 6taate riIaine.

Sn Raus beiteben brsi itntrI6iebene @esier.
un9en. Sen. ebarbsrIain tbeilt Bic Gbreli bts
@oupsrnsarsdnitss NIT Srn. Soi attean nnb
Sci Srantlo Nttean III bsr 'Goiibtrneur Der
Yencbieot- -Snoianer, unb bat pisrbunbcrt inb
pisrunoIedis llntsrtbanen Der @esictunsSfis
beinpst il6 81 Slbtpipn, ltnb bes 8cuptrntiirs
8ebaIt belauft iid duf so Sbaltr, Cine In
Rains erldsinenoe 9eitun9 iagt "Oie Pen-
objects Tnb 9cOeibcnb uno jufricben. Sbrr
Sebhrfniiie fino ipeni9e, unb biefe finb einia6
Sbre &ri9ion erfprbert, bas elm @rantfrens alIf
ibrer Se9rdbnibfdtte, erridtet tpsrbe, Sbrs
'politiidn Streifsisiten iinb, burd umH6tise
@eiebbsrfhsnns ,I' Susuifa s.ldlidtet ipprbeft
SaS Serbcigeleb fat ben sHnitisen GrfoIg inter
ibnen gsbabt, unb '.6ereripaiItr'' II Gin nabsa
ungefannter NrtitsI In ben g8igipani8 bon Oh.
topn. SIN @anSen senOmmen MAIDEN bic gsn-
obfct.Snoianer lansams, aber ldre 8ottdritte
in Der @siittun9M : 8ouberneur Sraneis IN
nidt 10 sIhflifl mic @ellbsrusiir, gIttsah ,9trs
4aiiamaqu StamH, peI6sr IN benz Stdct-
den YerrD webnt,a n dpas ,abiredsrs alS, bic
YenobleotS, absr ptit driner VDtrs gccei IN
niaser nnO bic Sdlisr, lsIbif baS pes @capers 81
ncurs, ilnb Int gerfaae besriTei DER asent
bsS stammeS bcridtst sinea sroB,n RetbHanb
unter ben irlnertn Snoianern.' we H'n'' 'so IN,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

Bsg~0ic ;, Baltimore @aSctte, " Gin cnfluBrci.
d)c5 Gpppcrbcaoe SIatt bat ib fir y enb Teton,
ais Den Ganoibdt Der &cbcllcn' Yartbci fiIr Yrc-
lotnt crtldrt uno Der Goitcr brbauptet, baB bic
3citun9cn bon icncr 6arbe in icncm Staatc,
bcnabc cinltmmg fir ibn icicn. SnoD Sobn-
ion prb cine loIdr yicuigfrit MIR l6Icdt ieben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
Senocrbarc Tooes.IIrfad,e

giabc S6erman, in ScylS, fam unldrgit cine
Bittpe Dame, giamcnS YcatID auf cine ionbsr.
bare gSciic um ibr 9cbcn. sic pollte ndmld
Gin 4fcro bcitcigcn, a5 cine gcipDbnlide Idb.
gtaocl, ipclhe ib in ibrcn &cicer itefeno be.
fano, gC9cn Den Sattel itcllte, iomt in ibrc @ruI
cinbrdng uno ibr !9e3 nit Der SpiBe nur sanl
gcring beribrte. Sic lcbte mir nod ctipa clint
baIbe Stunbc
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

Cine Grncnnuu9-8m s. 0laee,
Cid, bon Nucntdun, bat bic Grnrnnung bon Dem
Nubitor- General unb Stdat5 SdaBmciitCr ais
SllCijcri untCr Der SIttc Der SCicBgcbung, bett'
trt, ,,@iRc Ntte um bic 8cbenucn bieieS StdaS
bur6 oaS SdrirCn bon 9lational 8antitof ,rl
Ocrnsbrrn, crbaIttn Sor @lare bat bic Grncn'
nung fir ben 4tCn SiItritt bon YcnuiDlpanien,
bic Gauntic5 2cda, Hortbampton uno N&cnrcc
in ildl idlIieECne
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
ss-0ic bittcrc unb bclcioi0cnoe Spradc B

GSrSie bittcrc unb bclcibi9cnoe Sprd6c pit
brinabc alIc Gcppcrbcab Gpitcrcn grgen @cncra
0r0nt uno Die rcpublitdnilbc Yartbc iilbren
muB Cincn icbrn loDaIcn uno nadDcntcnpcr
WlCnIbcn ilbcBcu9en, bag iie icIbit piiicn, pai
CS init ibrcr Gppprbc0o Yartbci bbblt idIedi
itcbt, unb caB iie fart unp unaufbatbar in prr
&rcb6gdngc bcgriTcn it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

sS-9ic Oelcgatcn nad) Der llniOn StaatS'
Convention Su YbidpeIpbid, bon Sicga SduntD,
iinb initrurt fir @Cn Grant, fir bic Nrcls
pentcnitclIe, uno @ulaiba Grow fir bic &icc-
Qrciircntcnitcac iDrc StimmCn db;ugcbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
Der 3ultanD Der entluiIcncn pur 6UIsenbcr
.gas.srgsl. Fl 95 = 81 157
SIpbirt man biefc 3dbIcn 3u ben &clultater

Die Den SOB btrbcifilbrenben llrIa6en ipQ'
rem Spl9cnbe: '-t +'.t.
@ridppfuns, berbsisefhbrt burd acute sSabu'
iinnSanfdae 4, Gridppfuns pur6 dronil6cn
gSabniinn 19; &crlcbungen bon anbern Ya.
tientcn l !; 8crIebungen burf Glenbabnen l ;
Gebrntrantbeiten 5 2un9entrantDciten 4; Soc
tai 81. q. .5l " I..t.- .tsNa..
SQS Nltcr, in pcI6em fi6 Der @abninn 5ll>
erit bcmcrtbdr mabte, itanb ipie fplgt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

p99c SnNiand Stdat6 Gcnptntipn bat
Gen Grant mp Scnatpr Collar alS ibrt
Ganbibascn fir 4rciiocnt nnN Vice Yrciipcnt,
bcScidnCt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

SG- Gen. z 6crmau bat bic ibm pur6
NnbD Sobnion dngcbotcnc Srcprt 2ieut @cns,
raI-Stcllc dbgccbnt -@rapc ...,...
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
sea Die 0sutldsu in Sem SrI,ons ,nsrh,u

nea. Die Gruti6sn in Gsip Srleans tpsrbsH
BON Der bortiaen bclltfSeh 3sitlrns nddbrRdii6
erlnabnt. f6 bel ben tofimencen s9abItn (ipe,u
alid Bic Abifiminms hbsr ben gnipmf einerf
ntneu Staatsptrfdfnns sebSrf9 III geait sil BIZ
tbcistr unb ibr 8ttpidt inter shperm bdbnrd,
scItcnb Ill maiden, bag bic slominitiias til6Hatr
gtdnner aus brer Rite fhrl 6HtmIidr ,AtmisrR
burdsscbt tptroc. l2auge SsHiig lsisn fe has
pcIitiid)c NidcnbrpeeI rsspsftpli ,Sribsr5 (nnttr
Der SeIaOenbaIter,0crrfbafD batten bispcrad.
tstsn ,,Sotl6msn"1 sbeas mttappep ;unb tbnn
inhiitn. ipaS, man BON, iblen ptrlali9ts Sebt
babe man bic @elcge,ibeit init fhnf. bic iedtstan>
isno pcItfbcnj StimlRsn dr ssbSriesS B,pidt
in bic 8dasiddaIc gu Iesen iliio f6 it'-9ebilb-
renes Nnerfennnng 3a erJipiaaen s1l3 lpt s3Wm,
Odralls III sd ehhsBnren, puB Der ilml6iphags
Der 9lnst i'm Sfbsm and fur ben pclftifdn
GinhuB Der Otutiftn bon Rnbcn gsptIsn it,
nctabcne, tpenn ie ben reftsn @ebraud babpn
gu maflsn etrff,bsn q
LIsI ,70st g iussa .ruojr,nR
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

D~0ic GauntD. .Gonpcution fir sucrnc 60,
bal iif, fir @cn Grant unb Gipub. Curtin,
ais GdnNibatcu filr 9rcipCnt nuc Siccs 4rciirsnt
crfl0rt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25
sldW pcll lpCluleH SerDalllllnI
9enpc @intbcilun9: GS iparen

Die llria6cn, pcIde Den @abniinn berbci-
filbrtcn b0bcn iib o6 manni9fad bcrauS9cltcllt
Oa iic cine Icbr Isbrrcide llebcriidt bieten, 10
poIcn pir cine sIubdbEns perlcIben unicrn &C.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-25

JJO S,OOS
Die @eburtSpldbc iparen: Srnnlblpanicn
1,S79 Gn9Ianp 40 SdottIanb 7 SrIanp 200;
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9icn l Sranfrei6 4 S6pci, 2 g8eit Snoirn
/; Wtaine 3 Neip SamI6ire Scrmont 2 F.;
Ntalldd)ulCttS 3 Connecticut 3cip g)prf % /;
&eip Serles 3 Oelaparc 4; Marblanb u; @irs
ginia 4 stcro Carolina 2; SIcriba /; 2cuiiias
ma 1; Ohio 2; @idigGn Ii @crito 1.-Sptal
,2,35S. SD. 80
Die Sel6dftigung Der 4aticnten tpar fol0cnbc:
Wt ann CT --YebrIing &finitler l Yu.
thor l 8dfcr 3; Barber l; S6miep % /;
Sbiffsbaucr L Stifer 4 j Sudbinbtr /;
Stcinarbeiter L S6ddtcr 6 Sldlcr 8 3im.
merIentc 32 NrebisCr 8; GlcrtS 42; &utlden.
fabritante 2 Siifr 8; 3abndrStc 3; Apctbcter
2; 6drber 2 &coactcnr Gu9iururc 2 @ras
penre 2; GARNER 436 0drtner 2; @a5fittrr l ;
GlaSbIaler q 0cIbldIdgcr gSaffcni6micb I;
Sirtbe B: SuipcIicrc'1; Nrbeitcr 376; Nbpcfa'
ten 14 Scibiallinbabcr l :; Soc,bGnblcr 5; gPas
lbinitcn 8; Wtarincr 4 1aurcr 8; &aufleutc
~ ytilllr 10; Nthblcnbaucr / /; Nfincure 27;
6crncnma6cr 1; RuiiFcr Iaacibmicb 3 !,
WtaICr z Yapicrfabriiantcll Sr6blcr 2; Yer,.
tt IA; Sapc;icrer 1 Srufcr 5 Sauarbcitcr /;
SattIcr 8 Yatrpicn 2; S6ubmadcr 20 Gil.
berl6miro | 4; SoIbotcn Z Stcinldncibrr . ;
Stuocntcn II S3ncibrr 20i Gerber 4 2cb,
rcr p ; Slc6Ihmcbe 7; SabadSbdnblcr 6 /;
S6irmnaGcr ] j &tancr l sScbcr q Stca,
bauer s.; pbnc Sddiftiguns,95 SctaI /, ,362.
6raucn:- -@irtblaaferipnen 491 6ar.
nttt66ter 48; Sicnltmdobei 81; $oaySfraucn
3; 8uBmad|ginnen Z; 2ebrrrinnen 10; e gdaei,
otrinpen 2 &abtrianfB IA cbnc ScIdiftisunS
339 Sptal 996. '' f'r .''>''''S >
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15
Anecdotes OF Gan. Grant.

"A Woman" writes to the Philadel-
pha Press. from Ashland. Pa, the follow
ing storie. aboat General Grant:
During the first three years Of the war
was actively identified with the western
branch of the Sanitary Commission. and
had abundant opportunity of Judging for
myself in regard to the character and alil-
lty of many Of our generals. During the
entire campaign of the opening of the Mis-
sls,ippi it was my priv le se TO aid in car
ing fur our noble patriots, both IN the hos
pitfalls and in the camps. and have been
for weeks together whe | saw General
Grant frequently. heard his name constant
IL. and never did | hear intemperanee
mentioned in connection with it. Facts
are stubborn things. | will relate few Of
the many that came directly to my kn0wl-
edge. In the winter of 1862 3. when the
army arrived at Memphis, after long weary
marching and the trials that sicken the
heart to think of, two thirds Of the officers
and soldiers were in hospitals. General
Grant was lying sick at the Gayoso House.
One mornng Mrs. Grant came into the
ladies' parlor, very much depressed, and
said the medical director had just been to
see Mr.. Grant, and thought he would not
be able to go any further if he did not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15
THE MAY MAGAZINES are prompt

THE NAY MAGAZINES are promptly up to
time, and all of them are good that we can
only eXclaim like the perpeXed lover. "dow
happy l could be with either, were t'other dear
charmer away
TaE GALAXY appears for the first time with
the imprint OF Sheldon & Co. publishers. grea .
ly enlarged, profu>ely illustrated. and really
ple'horic with good things. 1t numbers Mrs
II. p Spoiford, Walt Whteman, f. X. Sill,
f. c. Stedman. Richard Grant White, mrs.
Edwards, Pierre Blot and Mark Twain among
its contributors it has several new depart.
ments which are excellent in performance and
promise; and altogether til. Galaxy seems
fairly bound to take the place in American mag
azine literature so brilliantly filled in that Of
England by London Society. The illu ira ions,
of the presant number by w. j. Hennessy ,
CASTOR Fay anu Winslow Homer, while jap
anese artist is made to do d ty Tor the islustra.
ton OF an article upon Japan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15

--IIarper's Bazar, No 90, is received. 1t
Is a charming number, and the illustration Of
"Ihis Little Pig went 10 Market, will touch
the hearts ol III mothers. 1t IS !ull Of good
things.
Our Young Folks for May is received
from the Publishers, Mcssrs. Ticknor and
Fields. We have missed this popular publi-
cation for some time, and are glad to welcome
it agd ain 10 our table. We have often commend.
cd the ~ ouns Folks aud can 90 SO ugain,
The June number will he Il brilliant one, We
judge by the announcement. Our bookstores
Will supply orders.
Livery Saturday, No. la3, for the week
ending, May 9th is received. 1t presents tho
following table OF contents Foul Play, NJ.
XXIII; Di'appearaneeS; Woman and the
World; A Pleasant Reflection; Cueisses; po-
ems written Tor a child; The Partisan work
man; \ Legal Romance; Paul Gosslclt's Low.
Affair; Foreign Notes; Vasadilyatta; The
Witchwiie's Son:
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15

stimulate. Said she: And cannot per.
shade him to do so; he SAYS he will not die.
and he will not touch drop on any con
sideration.' In less than a week he was
on board the advance boat on the way to
Vickshurg.
Again. a few months otter. l was on
board the Headquarters boat at Milk ems
Bend, whore quite lively gathering of
officers and ladies had assembled. Cards
and music were the order of the evening
General Grant sat in the ladi g cabin
leaning upon "A table covered with innu
merable maps and routes to Wick sburg.
wholly absorbed in contemplation of the
great matter fore him. He paid no at
tention whatever to what was going on
around, .,either did any one dare to inter
rupt him; for hours he sat thus, until the
loved and lamented Mcpherson stepped up
TO him with glass of liquor in his hand.
and said: General, this wont do you are
injurins yourself: join with us in few
toasts and throw this burden off your
mind Looking up and smiling, he rel plied
Mac. yod knowyour whisky wont help me
to think, give me dozen of the best ci-
gars YOU can find. and if the ladies viii!
excuse me for smoking, think by the time
l have finished them shall have this job
pretty nearly planned Thus Re sat; and
when the company retired, we left him
there. smoking and thinking, 1ot having
touched one drop of liquor.
When the army lay around Vicksburg
during that long seige, the time that tried
mems souls. | watched every movement it
was possible for me to do. feeling almost
certain that he would eventually succumb
to the custom, alas ! too universal among
the officers. l was in company with gen
tlenian from Chicago. who. while calling
upon the General, remarked, Il have some
very line brandy Oh the boat, and if you
will send an orderly with me to the river.
l will send you a case or two i am great
ly obliged replied the General, but do
not use the article. have big job on
hand, aud though know l shall win.
must do it with cool head. Send all the
liquor you intend for me to the hospital in
therear; ] don't think little will hurt the
poor fellows down there
At a celebration on the 22d of February
before the Surrender of Vicksburg, while
all round We're drinking toas,s in spark
ling champ ign. saw General Grant push
aside glass of wine. and, taking up u
glass OF Mississippi water, with the remark.
This suits the matter in hand Drink to
the etoast,--'God gave US Lincoln and
liberty; Let US fight for both"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15
law providing + the examination Of this

law providing fr the examination Of this
river:
This river is in "Fren, hmons Bay dis
trict." Ellsworth is the port for entry.
being at the head ofnavigation OF the river
The nearest light house is situated near
the mouth Union river, at Elgemoggin
II ach There is also one on - Bass Har-
Dor head -
The nearest is fort Knox, in Penobscot
river.
The collector of costoms at Ellsworth is
unable. for rcaso,ls given, to furnish a
statement of TIL. amount of rereau. collect
ed at that port during the past fisr,l year.
He states that there are ai'0at 20Op tons
"f shipping owned in this district there is
manufactured on this river. Annually. from
IS OOD. 900 to 40 0O00.0O0 feet Of lumber.
nearly all Of which is shipped from here.
There is, of short lumber.of shiagles. wood.
&c.. enough to make say. $50 carg"es. an
nually. for vessels Of about one hundred
tons burden.
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There is being expressed, very gener-
al des sire that Hon. Hannibal Hamlin should be

There is being expressed Il very gener-
al desire that Hon. Hannibal Hamin should be
nominated for Nice-presideat.
A country editor says. now that horse
flesh is an article of diet. we may expect IL
SEE sweepstakes upon the tables.
Men of the noblcst disposition think
Themselves happiest when others share their
happiness with them.
A new "ChieaSa Bible" now in press,
i to contain in addition 10 the pages ofdiuari-
lv devoted to births, marriages and deaths,
several leaves for divorces.
The Saco Courier relates how hoy
picked up pocketnook in the streets oi
Is dleford, and taking it into q store it was
found to contain ahoat seventy dollars, and
was recognized as helongins to IA lady who
had been making purchases there. !'he
boy took it to the lady's residence bcfuie
she asccrtained her loss. With an out
gushing generosity, aud as IL reward for
his honesty, the lady at once presented the
boy with one cent.
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$3.50 0O


Say $4,000
This amount. it is bel i've wonli be
su;Iicirut fer the entire completion "l
his work, and ior its permanent compile
,inn. if the State laws which have recently
b,en enac ed for the protection ot TINS
river from further injury by the dep"slt OF
.labs. eAgings and sawdust, be property
.nfn,ced. As further security, however
would respectfully suggest that the atten
lion OF Congress be called to this matter
win view tn such legislation as may be
necessary for the protection of the naV'ga
,jon of its mvigable waters.
should Congress see fit to appropriate
,,a ahny. snm viz. $40 600 for the i'm
movement of this river which l str"nsly
.oo,mm.na that amount c,n be profiiahly
expended upon the work during the next
The following information is furnished
in compliance with the requirements oi the
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Collec or's Notice.
L. :. Internal Revenue,
- - N.Ft. a. Tti.fFlNl Maine.

r,nh Co,I,cllon District. Maine
.,r.s,b,, to nm act Il JotgTos, 80 provid.
n'ee,,l L.y,nue 10 support t.'e paNetiin'h a''''
in.' ,,,.t ON lle ublir aebt, aud e ash' fu'
pp":," approve cd Juiy !, s6-, aud "h su"Se9"'"'
acts, -,t.. ,b,, 4 have received q oin
~ f' I.u .srssor OF sAid bisifihI 81,
~, si n IL, nj Nrise Iutirs and IHNt. ~ - -
o. ,ns n,n,ih of March, lss. lhai rald pu'.c' SOU .
~ W h.,vr brr,ilne due AMI rairaelr, ai'h us,s
,i Iii ne ,rccetved ior tianeo"N touh'i' ny N,
y brlnkNatyr, Erq,. Deputy S"lltety' >" ~,
luunty / The tiner ami aces tAi..'n -, -,
Eilswn, th at the office OF y. ?, blihhN@N''"N -
Nav -, ld anu - .fr a Weosiman
Esq May ss,h, H., ,,,s,,ne May slth.
A. ,nr Custom-iiOuse, sedsMick' has IN ." '''
Az .Se store of j. T. Iiinekley. Biuehili' May
Al the store of A. Whiting, sonesviile' June
Sd between the hou:s ei and T. NJ -,
At fremont, at the store ol l. H. u i"e"' 'e''
Sd, from . It: IL 4. ". =, . ,.i,o
And further give notice, ihht ali persons 49, 49,
shall neglect TO pay the .utics and taxes a. AI"f
said asses sed upun them, 10 the l"Aeeiu, "t NJ
OeputIes within ihe tnies aIotc spcriheu' s.s. .
Il. liable 10 pay FIVE fER CENIIM, aha nNi ~ To-
CEST u,r mo Ia additional upon the ahan.n
thereof. The penalty will IA all sases Oe s"''''
specie, National Currency OF National ban-
Bills will be required in pay ment ior iakss'
Collector Fifth Collection District. Maine
Belfast, May 4th, ls8S. sN"
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aliseclla ne 0 II 8
Report.

Report on The examination Of Union rirer.
Wine far hc gear ending June 30. 1867
By Brtrct Briga3ier fe" i'hom, Heu-
tenani coloati cops IF engineers.
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THE REvoLUTIoN.-Is new weekly public

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