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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-11

and for the county u Yik, on the 9ft Tues
day OF January, in the yef OF our Lon eighteen
hundred and sixty-one by be Hon. I<E. Bourne.
Judge OF said Court.
IN the petition OF JfylEM<I VI. EATON
" praying that administrI lon 6f the estate Of
JOHN 4. LITTLEFLELD, ktafbf Wells In said
county deceased may be graf "a to him or 10 some
other suitable person.
Ordered. That the petiti98 ~ cite the next OF hin
10 take Administration. 4Igiye notice thereof
10 the heirs OF <ayi deceased and
10 all persons intercstefh sid estate, by causing
n copy OF this order t9t6e pul lished In the UH,os
aaa Jssrual, printed m Bidd ford. IN said county,
for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY hhat they may appear
at a Probate Cy6t TO be Pa at saco. in sAid
county. on the/ffst Tuesday p February next. NJ
ten Of the clek In the forert bon. and shew cause,
II any theyIhave, Why the prtyer OF said petition
should f<ee .rsa,sd. ,ou,,,, n.-,.,.,
. Ahue Copy, attest GEORGE II. knowltou, Register.
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At Court of Probate held at Aired, within and
for the county Of ork. on " first Tuesday
hundred and sixty me, by. ~ lioniE. L. Bourne
Judge Of said Cout
NATHANIEL NJ. RIPT named executor In a
~ certain instrume IurpoIting TO be the last
will and testament Of cNJ4MfN TRIP late OF
Kennebunk, in SAID 3 nty, deceased, having pre-
scented the same f0IbfY,atei
ordered, That Nc hid executor give notice TO
ALI persons interefod o. causinga copyofthis order
10 be published 6ree eks successfully. In the IN
ron and Journa/printedR Biddeford, In said county,
that they mE appea bt n Probate Court TO be
held at SaoL in said Xunty, on the first Tues
day I'm FeJTuary next ten OF the clock In the
forenoon/and shew cauy lif any they have, why
the SAID instrument sh id not be proved, ap.
proyyd, and allowed as last will and testament
Of VI said deceased. T., - ,..,.,
A true copy, attest, George IL. knowlton Register.
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states and renew. The M, s rem
IN nal purity and thns ,ss,oi IN all i,s Iigl-
~ the system Inyuinerabls ~ ,ha na , ,enuen
III disease. IL Is the only pren.,s,In', .s oI
offered TO the world In popular form AZ
AZ 10 be within the reach Oh ali 10 Sha,n 4,
cally and skilfully combined as 10 he m.
- mast powerfui tonic and vet 90 perfeetiy
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- organs. and aiiay ali nervous and other
- Irritation. II h also perfectly exhilarating
, . I'm liz effects and vet N h never followed
by ias.itude or depression OF spirits. Ills
COMPRISED entirely OF vegetables and those
4 tbo,n,ybly eombinInv nowerful tonic and
saotbiny nroneTtie.. and consequently can
n.yer in,nre such A remedy has long
been fall IN he a desideratum in the medI.
- cal world both nv the Thoroughly skilled
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J. and laws The nm guarIed system open 10 the
N attacks or many of the most dangerous 10
~ Mb,cb moor humanity Il eon.tantly Liable.
snrb frT example NJ the following con.
sumption. BTopchitIs. Indl restion. Dyspep-
sia loss of Appetite Psintness Nervous
~ Irritability. Neuralgia, Palpltatlon OF the
Heart, Melancholy, Itypocondria, Night
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plaInts. Diseases Of the Kidneys, Scaldlng
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- raj deranyemept of the Urinary Organs, |
pain I'm the Rack Side. ard between the |
sbonider. nreJI.no.ItIon Ia slight Colds. |
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aud secretions OF the system, II will infall. |
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following upon change OF climate and WA |
- ter, hence all travellers should have bot |
% tie with them, and all should take table
spoonful, at least, before eating. As II
prevents Costiveness, strengthens the ID.
gestivs Organs, II should be IN the hands
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Al n Court OF Probate held ut Alfred within
and for the couIAy OF York, ON /he first tues
day OF January, I'm the year OF fhr Lord, eighs-
een' hundred and slNty-One, " the Hon. L. L.
Bourne, Judge otald Court "
IN the petition Of kLiIAH L4TLEflELDgu aru,,
" ian ofJESSE LfITTLTiELD. a minor anu
child of Elizabeth yittlehJh, late OF kennebuhI,
In said county dcce led, Vaylng for license 10 seu
and convey aupriyaR saI. all the right, htle IN
terest OF his said war; and TO certain real estate
situated in Kennebu In said county.and the pto-
ceeds thereof 10 pu interest. said real estate
being more fully DON bed In said petition.
Ordered. That the( Toner give notice to all per-
sons interested i1Eait state, by causing copy OF
This order 10 be &bls Hd three weeks successfully
In the URiol1 4 .srnaL printed NJ piuu..
ford. in saI,X county, that they may appear
AT a Probate/CouTt / he held at Saco, In said
county ON IL hrst Tuesday In February next, At
zen of The Hock in thlIkorenOOu, and shew cause
II any the }haye, why Q prayer Of said petition
n Attest. Geo. L II. Knowlton, Register.
A true SPy, attest, Geoise H. knowlton. Register
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% HOME %
Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.
once, Nss, iI2 and ia Broadway.
CASH CiPITiL,...ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Assets, LIST July. 1900. sl.4sl. slo.27.
Liabilities, {" 64,o08I07.

The Home Insurance Company continue. TO In
sure against loss OF damage by IRE, and the dan
gers Of inland navigation and transportation, on
terms as favorable as the nature Of the risks and
the real security Of the insured and OF the Comps-
ny will warrant 81,
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
"a Ell. BANKS. Agent, Biddefori, he.
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British oleOn

PERFUMED WITH OTTO OF ROSES.
This elegant preparation for dressing the hair
Is entirely unlike anything else In use being pre-
Persia In Asia IL gives the hair rich, dark, CLOS
sy appearance, keeping II moist and lively Tor q
great length OF time and Is free RON ail the sticky
Srta,ias.s found in all other preparations For sale
everywhere. Price only Is cents. Double size %
cents. ~
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At A Court OF Probate held at Alfred. within and
for the county OF York, on khe hrsy Tuesday In
January, In the year Of ii Lord Eighteen hun
dred and siSty-one, by thd iSp,E. L. Bourne.
Judge of said Court
i estate OfLEpT CHIDBOL NE, late OF SANFORD,
In said county. deceased, hay presented her hIst
account OF administration he estate oil said de-
ceased, for allowance ~
ali persons Interested, Ting copy ofthis or
der ts be published thfe wei ks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 yournai, pYkted Biddeiord in said
county, that they I appSt at a Probate Court
TO be held at Sa& in sad county, ON the first
Tuesday in Pebrufry next, u ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, ga shew cd SO, II any they have,
why the same IXOuld not I'D Allowed;
3 Xcst, George Knowlton, Register
A true copykttest, George knowlton, Register.
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TIE CANADIAN
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

Pint BOttIcss ~ Scutss
Many persons want an article for rs,foring the
air In another sense than merely changing IL from
rev 10 its original color. We mean those whose
air not rrey but who have lost orare losing their
air from an unhealthy state OF the scalp caused
sickness, humors in the hair, hair eaters souri,
,ndrud or any other cause or those who have
lin, brash, and lifeless hair. Such persons 70
dire preparation entirely different from what is
,erely required To restore grey hair to It's original
,lor. They want an article which shall bring
,out healthy action OF all the organs and YES
is upon which the hair Is dependent thus causing
10 lie restored In the true sense OF the word:
All. or nearly all tho preparations Tor restoring
9 contain one or two articles which are Of impor-
,nce and yalue, but they all fail In this respect
hey all lack an nygoratlngp principle OF suihcent
over To restore the scalp itself 70 a healthy ac-
.rrnansnf good. The mere operation OF changing
ne color Of the hair amounts TO very little unless
n article can DO used which shall bring about
erectly natural state of the capillary vessels, and
i've tone and vigor to the scalp, thus enabling II
. maintain q healthy action, and cause the hair 10
row In a natural manner.
There is o common Herb for sale In every
pOthecary shop which has been found to have the
lost inpioorating and restoring effects when com
med with other ingredients and applied to the
air This herb forms the active principle of this
'reparation. As is found growing only ~ Can,
tates we have named this the Canadian Hair In
.igorator. This herb we believe really possesses
Iore power TO inyigorate the scalp and produce q
dxurlant and healthy growth OF hair than all the
I,m,eaL, of the Materia Medica. IL Is used In the
iyigorator in combination with such articles as
ave been found 10 possess any value In other so
,led Hair Rcstorers thus giving IL greater rsfor;
a. inriqorating and tonic properties than are found
nbined in any other article. IL rapidly restores
rey hair 10 Its original color, by restoring the
alp 20 healthy action. IL causes the hair TO grow
ixuriantly, prevents IL from becoming thin, dry
nd brash Kills hair-eaters, and e1ectually re-
,oyes dandrufi and scurf and cures all humors OF
he scalp. For sale by all dealers In medicines.
.. Read the following certificate from one Of the
lrst Physicians In the State, who has practiced
Ledlcine for over % years
BIDDEFoRD. Me-. Dec. 9th. 1850.
am satisfied. from q thorough investigation OF
4, he matter, that although there are some other
nod Hair Invigorators that Shaw's Canadian Hair
nvgorator contains articles not used In any SINH
ar preparation and which OF the greatest value
Tor inyigorating and restoring the hair.
L. q. STEVENS. MD.
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( POLITICAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

PIsCATAQUA MUTUAL
FIRE AND MARIN E
INSURANCE COMPANY.
SOUTH BERWICK, ME.
STATEMENT
or the Business and Condition OF the Stock DE.
Partnent 81 the Company, made to the secre-
tary OF The state Of Maine. pursuant 10 the
Statutes OF said State.
FIRST sEMI.ANNUAL REPORT
Authorized capital, ssOo,Oco 90
Capital subscribed and secured. 2j6,iooO
ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages. being
hrst liens on real estate,
estim'd cash value there
Of belng slS6,s;o, all duly
Bonds and Mortgages. being
first liens on real estate,
estim' cash value there
OF being $4,000. all duly 100000
Cash Loans, subject to call,
amply secured by sound
eollaterals, $1,000
Premium Notes In advance for
Marine premiums, given
aud drawn by responsible
parties, and payable on -. ., Az. ,o,o,
CASH ITEMS.
Cash on hand, In the hands Of
Agents, and In transitu, $2.iaj 20
Cash deposited In banks, I,s52o6
Marine Premiums, 1921 3S
al Property, 1854
Total Assets, .sl5d; IS
BUSINESS.
The whole amount insuredby
the Company. $l,W6,E5W
Less amt Of Risks expired, 436,iT %
The whole amount Of Risks
now insured. s-. t639,Sos %
Premiums received prior to ,,-,,
June ls60 $6407 81
Premiums received In month
OF June lSG0 235 ~
Premiums received In month
Of July ls60, 2i390
Premiums received In month
OF August 1860, 2.s69 -
Premiums received In month
Of September 1850, $1,000
Premiums received In month
OF October Is6O 1913 80
Premiums received In month
Of November 1850, 4soa7s
.he whole amount Of Premi.
ums received, $0T49 III
he amount Of Premiums o
earned, S679fO
Deduct amount requisite TO
re-insure at 40 S2H IS
ums, ""'''' '' .ls,52l y
LOSSES.
losses adjusted and paid, s6,2n u
and not due, 1851 IS
unadjusted. In sus-
pcnse and waiting further
proof, estimated at 4,0D 90
he amount Of Liabilities, s,SlGi
ACCOUNT CURRENT ron THE PERIOD.
DR.. CT.
20 losses paid, s6,2]3 l3Dy Prem's
&" adjusted, sjl 6SI reed, 2j1i9lO
unadyd, i.OJ0Oo
Current Erp'ns,2 sos o..
I" Balance, l0,lO9 %
s2j7I9 10, s2j,749 10
Balance 20 credit Of Proht and
Loss, &C., loiV'N
OFFICERS
nAyID FAIRBANKS Pr,St. WM. HILL, Trsas.
W. SlilPLEY W. KICKER, Seey.
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AZ in and IT for the a nty ofYork, the first Tues:
day in January, the year FOUR Lord eighteen
hundred and sixth zone, by ~ Hon. Il. E.Bourne
Judge Of said CO1t
JOSEPH DAY, naSed Executor In certain
J instrument, purpyting/to be the last Will ana
testament OF MiRIihAC. Oar. late ofKennebunk.
port in said county, HSfeased, having presented
the same for probatoi
Ordered. That the ~ executor give notice TO
all persons interested ycausing copy OF this or
der to be published th4 % weeks successfully, In
the Union and Jqkrnai. Srinted at BiddefOrd, In
said county, thV they M appear at = Probate
Court to be bSld at $40. in said county,
ON the first Tuesday In FEBRUARY next, at ten OF
the clock in /e forenoon, Md shew cause IL any
they have, WHY the said inst ment should not be
proved. approved, and ALLOWED as the last will and
testament bfthe said deceased
3 attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
true Copy, attest, Georgo H. knowlton, Register.
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Etaal Motites.

At a Court OF Probaf, held at Alfred within and
for the county ofYfrk, on the hr,/Tuesday in
January, in the yelr OF our hoJteightesn hun
dred and sixty.Ont by the III n. L. L. Bourne,
Judge of said CourI II
ALVAH W. DG, administrator Of the
"A estate Of JoHN LIkTLEFELD, late OF San
.0rd In said county, deceased havng presented his
-irst account Of the lini alton Of the estate OF
said deceased, for allSvaYe.
Alsohis private acc3T against SAID estate ior
oydsrsd, That the ID accountant give notice
toa persons interesxyby causing copy OF this
srier Ia be publishR D. the Union 4 Journal,
nrinted at Biddeftyd, y said county, three weeks
suecessiyely, thatfhey ay appear at Probate
Iourt TO be helY at SAD, In said county, on the
FIRST Tuesday ufebruaTy next. at ten Of the clock
In the fOren9h. aud II W cause II any they have
why the sagR should no9 pc allowed;
A true copy, attest, Georke y. knowiton REGISTER
Attest, George III. hnowlton, REGISTER
Alta Court OF Proh4 lie held at Alfed within and
Tor the county ofYfk, ON he6rst Tuesday In
January, in the yey OF our Hrd eighteen hun
drcd and sixty;ons by th>>1lOn. L. L. Bourne
,SIIS moBsoS. wtow%f JOSEPH HoBSoY.
vi late OF buxton. in S<county, deceased, having
presented her petition nor allowance out Of the
personal estate Of said DECEASED,
notice to all persfhs interested, by causing q
eony Of this orlE 10 Ie published in the URiOn
ami Journal prIyfed at 11iddeford In said county,
for three week Euceessiy ly, that they may appear
at ProbataF Court be holden at saco, In
said counY on the st Tuesday in February
and sbaf( cause, If any ey have, Why the same
attest, Jieor1 II. Knbwlton, Register.
A truce COPY attest. George ii. Kn0wlton, Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate, heldat Alfred, within and
for the county Of Ylrk. on the hr,f Tuesday In
January, in the Mar OF our LLOYD, eighteenhun.
dred land sixty-o1b, by the Y6n. l.. l.. Bourne,
Judge of said CouS II
CHARLES &. GOODWIN, nyhed executor In q
" certain instrument, purYbrting To be the last
will and testament u M.iIy W. GOODWIN, late oil
BiddeiOrd. In said ypunY, deceased, having pre-
ented the same for IrOlftoi
Ordered. That the (execut0r give notice there
OF 10 all persons lnte ted by causinga copy OF TINS
order to be published In the Union and Journal,
printed in BiddefOy In said county. three weeks
successiyely, thatNdey may appear Mt Probate
Court to he he'll nsacO, In said county, on the
first Tuesday lffebSlary next, at ten of the clock
in the fOrenoox and tlew cause, II any they have,
why the aiCknstrumXht should not he proved, APP
proved, AID allowed as the last will and tesla
ment Of u said dec yased.
- attest, 4eorge II. Knowlton. Register,
A true 6py, attest, George II. KnOwlton, Register.
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Alta Court OF Probate held at Alfred. within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday IN
January, in the year OF our Ford eighteen
hundred and sixS-one,by the i p. L. L. BOURNE
Judge OF said Cont n
JOANNA HALL, Nwidow PHiLP HILL'
d late OF Berwick, said c2fnty, deceased, nay,
ing presented her ktition for her dower IN snIt
estate To be assigned Nod ~ out TO her anu tna.
commissioners may be 4P9hted Tor that PURPOSE
pursuant 20 law. ~
Also her petition an allowance as VIA
ow, out OF the persona tate oil said deceased'
Ordered, That the saw pa tiOner give notice TO all
nersons interested. Hby u causing copy
pfthis order 10 he mi ished1hree weeks successive
ly I'm the Uaion A. JGrpai, pSnted ut BiddefOrd In
aid county. that Me, may\appear at Probate
Court to be held saco, In Md county, on the
first Tuesday February mkt, at ten OF the
clock in the ior&oon, and shew\ causs II any they
have, why IN Rame should nottbe allowed.
Hest, George II. knowlton. Register
true copy ttest, George III, knowlton, Register
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At q Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county Of York, on the FIRST Tuesday Of
January, In the year OF oqrl Lord eighteen
hundredhnd sixty-one, by the ~, L. t. Bourne
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition Of SOPHIA VI. ABBOTT, admins.
Utratrix of the estateof LfIhlH.d BBOTT late
OF \. Berwick SAN county ,dece9fed. representing
that the personal tstate OF saE deceased Is not
sufficient tO pay theNlst debts Yhch ne oWed NJ th9
timeOf his death ibythe suY Oh eight hunureu
dollars. and pmyinA for q license 10 sell and con.
yey SO much OF the Neal tstato OF salu ueceaseu
rs may be necessary f0SHe payment Vi SAID uep's
and incidental charges
Ordered, That the I6yioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs Of SAL dSeased, and 10 all per-
sons Interested ~ sai1 estate, by causing q
copy OF this Ordafto be published In the Union
.youynaL. printe/in BlddSprd, In said county, for
three weeks Excessively that they may appear
at A Probatekourt to ID held at Saco, In said
on III first TuesdIS In February uext, ut
ten of the cck in the fore Don, and show cause. II
any they<aye, why the ffayer OF said petition
should Y be granted.
attest. Geor.JpH. Knowlton, Register.
true copy, Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
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DAILY EVENING"

Single copy for one year in al ance, .--- SO 90
Three copies In advance, ---------'--- - %
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Democratic State Convention.
Official Proceedings.

A Convention of the Democratic party
of Wisconsin. was held at the Capitol in
Madison. on Wednesday, the Cd day OF
October, 1861.
The Convention was called to 0Ier by
Beriah Brown, ESQ.,, Chairman of the Cen
trail Committee, when.
On motion of Ii. N. Smith. Esq, OF
Sheboygan. Hon. Charles A. EIdridge, Of
Fond du Lac, was elected President pro
tenn.
Messrs. Sat. Clark and Hollister were
appointed committee to wait upon MIR
Eldridge, who, on taking the chair, ex-
pressed his thanks for the honor in an
eloquent aud patriotic speech.
On motion of Mr.. Sat. Clark. F. A. Hoff'
man, of Marathon, and Jere. Crowley. o.
Manitowoc, were appointed Secretaries pro
tenn
On motion, the President appointed
Messrs. Warden, Farr, and Murdoch, E
committee on Credentials.
The temporary officers were then elect
ed permanent officers of the Convention.
Adjourned until 2 o'clock, p. M
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the rndder, and temporary wheel rugged
up below the deck, shift was made
once more 10 proceed, but the screw of
the vessel upon which the 'ocomotion now
depended ha: dlya ves,ige of the paddles
rernaining-soon stopped, being fouled by
the rudder, by which the rudder was pre-
vented from veerirg more than was ne
cessary to steer the ship.
ALI of Friday was occupied with these
arrangements. The slip had drifed up
the west coast of Ireland, ont of the ordi>
nary track. On Saturday night the brig
Kognet, of Halifax, hove in sight, hsuled
alongside, and lay to for the purpose OF
rendering assistance. r
Sunday, at . o'clock, the Graf Eastern
got under way. the rudder was found to
act, and the vessel proceeded at the rate
of nine knots an hour with the screw
alone, unit, as above stated, she arrived
in Cork harbor.
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A SKIRMIsu NEAR LEXINGTON Captain
REED, escaped from Lexington, reports
that, on Saturday last, HARRIS, with 5000
men crossed the Missouri, and, after pro-
ceeding about eight miles, encountered
the Union forces under SrUKGIs and ScoTT
that a battle ensued, in which HARRIS
was defeated that the rebels fed back
to the river, with the loss of their baggage
train and that, on Sunday morning, be
fore they all succeeded in getting over,
the Federais came up and attacked them.
causing considerable .oss REID also re-
ports that PRIcE's force, after evacuaiing
Lexington, went TO hill eight miles to
the southwest. which it is believed they
will for,ify. Their number is stated at
$1,000, and they are receiving aecessions
daily.
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The Loss in Dollars and Cent.

The New York Times thus sums up in
dollars and cents the losses sustained by
the surrender at Lexington:
'ln properly Notifications ready built,
horses and mules, stores, munitions Of war
and money-the rebel army undsr Price
have captured what can hardly be worth
to them less than 81 100000. In the au-
utilization of Muligan's splendid little army
they destroyed what cost fully 50 100000
and seized advantages that 100000
will hardly dispossess them Of The mU>
ney loss of the Lexington disaster to tLa
national government cannot fall much
short of S10.000,O00 But what is thi.
loss, severe and untimely as it is. to the
loss OF honor, prestige and vantage grouni
TO the Union cause in the state of Mis-
souri, q
The loss is not over estimated in the
above paragraph. But there is another
loss, the extent of which cannot be COM
puled. We refer to the loss of confidence
by the people in The military men into
whose hands the government has placed
the management of the army. Inligua
ton loud and deep has been expressed,
an0 bitter feelings have been created oy
the wanton sacrifice of The army at Lex,
ington.-Ch' cdgo Post.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-11

Col MULLIGAS.-The Springfield Jour
nat says:
1t appears, according to the best infor-
nation we have on the subject, that Col.
MulIigan is the only one of The officers a.
Lexington who has refused to give his pa
role to the rebel Price. By an order from
Gen. Fremont, he has lately been appoint
ed an acting Brigadier General, which no
doubt will be promptly confirmed by the
President. so soon as he shall be released
or exchanged. lie has proved himself
every inch brave and gallant soldier, and
Hin Dis is proud to own him as one of her
| heroes.