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In Upioa. JuIy 2ib, Johs &, West, aged 80.
IN Co-tScok, y. a.. jal, 25l, 81 dipiher'a,
Oscar Mels,l, .oa Of Alert snd MACY A. barket,
aged Years month. and n dsys.
n Andoyss, 81 inst. Mrs. bst,ara A., wife Of
llenr, X Ca.hm,n. aged 40.
IN >umser. Jolly ~. OF dpther's, flora 4, ell.
s,t daughter of l.ncias 4. sRl Clsn ID Bonney.
aged n yrsr,. IChn.tiah Freeman phase cop, ]
IN Moth Pms, Jul, ", Gilman Tell, j., 800
of Gilman asd Mara Tueli. aged II years. aud
4 mouths. Mass. papst. please copy.
In Bsckssld. Ju, ~, W.. May A, vile Of
Alb,on 4 lBonnsy, sg-,l 10 wars.
o. Miaot. Jul, ~. Laura u W. only daughter
Of Isaiah aad MARY u wooduaaR, aged - ycars.
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NOTICE. Whercs. NV ~ie. sarah llarri.
nan, ha. sb,ndoned me wlih"a, cause an,l
sit nv home IN StssaIt,tosa. y. IT,. whe'r
hav. made ample provision iot her comiot'abr
,upptfi. and h.. gone 10 part. unAno~n with on"
Dr. wn. l.. Dunton; ih's !. To warn all pc's'n'
from hs,lo',ng or tfu.iing the s,id sarah 90 nay
sccoust. .hail pay ", debts Of her contracting
afet III. date. MARTIN x. HARTMAN.
sir~art.,o~a.N. ~, Jsl, -, ises.
rI,HIS r.r,i6.. that Zoe valuable coa.,der'i'aa,
i I have this dsy given NV son, Jeremiah u
Woo,h.iry. the remainder OF hi' ten" during h'.
ninofii, 10 transact bu.iRess ior h'm.ci and that
I shsu clsim nane of his eirninss nor pay aa!
dbl. of his contracting after this date.
T. u WOODBURY..
Paris, Jolly 81. is62
wtns..-BtsJ " HHir>r.
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Dk,rns AT PoRr RorAL. Chas. T. Evsss,
Co II. s,h Maine. July J, typhoid lever.
VIM. Merrill, Co. I. sth Maine, July g
typhoid lever.
Moss. Grant. Co. X, s,h Maine. July 70
chronic diarrbea.
Josiah Ward. Co. I. 9th Maine, July Is
hypertrOpby Of heart.
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In DAYS Of Old.

There WAS a time--,n da,. Of old
Whea hsahh va. pnIrd above fine gold,
That day sss Psss-d-all nov n"gi"ot
That pr-ciou. boon-ali .hooli protect.
az sense ssd reason, al arr beet,
Or Il would appear there. but lii,le len,
ApplS q thea 20 cure your ,ll.
~ the Immediate use Of iier'oA's Fills.
Thee remarkable Pills star,ls whole commun''
to. b, theiF wnaisSial curve. Adapted 10 "a
isaey, ,oaih. manho,i aai old aye. Pot NJ With
EasL.h. spanish. rcrnch iad Gstmsn d,rrct'on.
ELcganil, coated ~,h sugar, purel, vegetable,
and eel "a large dn,'l, baNr. for - cents.
.XSee .ise1issmrat on third page.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Notice 10
IN hereby given that John y. Oh pnan Of Beth.
81 in the Coaa,y of Oxlo'd, aad State of Maine /.
by M, deed of mortgage dated April ltih, A ID.
1880. and rrcor,isd With the Oxford Registry of
Deed, book 100. page l6i, conveyed Ne. the sub.
,crilsrs, the iollow ing pieces or parcels Of land
situate 10 Bethel afsesaii. via; lot numbered
iwsu,y..evsn t21) Ia the eighth (s) range. bound.
ell ss follo~- beginning at the southwest CORNER
of lini owned M Nahum w Mason, at stake
and stone, on the hank Of the Andro' eosgn river.
iheace west on .sii river hank To land o~nei by
SylvaHus Mason, jr., thepce on p.id Mason's lAn,i
To the county read. thsnee wet eigh, rods on
.ail c.iuui, road. thence norh weaiy rods on a
line Is,u,ln nth the line of iot narlsted twen,y-
seven range eight. thence east eight rods, thence
porih 60 the range line 10 The nof,h.~est cotaer
of .aid lot. thence ea.t on the nnse line Ca hnd
owned b, Nahum W. Mason. thence Sooih 20 the
6,a mentioned bound. bring the same premises
conveyed 10 The sad John =. Chapman by oae
Jehn u " brsdlury ~ hi. decd dated May G,h,
isS9. aud ~ber,ss the conditions 81 ssid deed OF
mo,igsge ha,ing bcsa broken. and by resson
whereof Ne. the aid mort yees. clLim In iorrco.s
the same according To the statute !, sseh ea'e
made aad pso,ided.
Dated 3i.i dsy Of July. A u 1862.
ROBERT A CHAPMAN.
npInEE CtIlpMAN
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Gen. IIsin,selman having almost invaria'
bly, drawn upon the Maine i,h for men to %
special duties requiring marked hero''m and
dispatch, some one asked him tho reason oil
such partialiy. "why. err" replied the
veteran, that's the beet regiment under
my command; |, could furnish corps Of
sricadiers as good as any in the army,
That's the reason Of my par,iaiity toward
4,
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NOTICE. Whereas, Augustus A. Robert. 81
~ Dvck6eld, o. Saturday, August ~. 1862,
at noon. commitsd to poani three horses, two OF
a red colo. snd oae Of ere, color. tale" up ior
lsin. IN the .Bclo.utr Of the ss,d \ Rot-rts. ~
,a,d Boct6ell nov therefore. the owner OF o~n'
90. Of aid horse. are ber,h, no,ih-' 10 pay Law.
6il damage. and change. snl take ih. sa,d horses
away, ErIiRAIM LOWE, rousd Keeper.
uSck6clJ, August 9TH. ises.
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The larsss, army that history notes vas
that Of Nerxes. which consisted OF 2'o'i''
Go, land and naval forces, exclusive oil ser.
wants. etc. Tho whole body numbered %
2s6 80. So say. ilerOdO,as. platirch and
Isocrates.
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APPOINTMENTS. TIE following appoint.
uen;s have been made BY Governor Wash
burn:
William X. Kimball. Paris. Colonel 18th
regiment. wee Shepley. promoted to be
Brig General.
Edwin lllslsy, Lewiston. Lieut.. COnonel
18th regiment. vice Kimball. promoted.
Gideon A. Hastings, Bethel, M.jor. l2ih
regiment. vice Hastings, resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-08

A rOu'ing Union meeting was held a,
Washington, Wednesday evening. a, which
tie President made a speech.
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Teacher Of Muse.
With such other compe,ehi assistance a. III.
~sa,. Of the school ma, require.
Thu. .ehool !. confidently recommended 20 the
pablo a. atording the bee, OF facilities 10 those
ds.irisg good practical education, OF fitting 70,
Collsg.. The P,incipali !. thorough. successful
,nd p.ppulir teacher. ds,oiing hi. tine aud ener.
gies Ia the interests u the studeai.
4 teachers Class viii IL fsImed for the benefit
Of those Designing TO tesch; also, class ia Gee.
man. TO both Oi which spcoial attention Will IL
given.
TUIrIos-Common English, $500; Higher
English and Languages, $50; Muse, q %; use
II laslrunsnt, = 20: Peama1.hip, 90. No stu.
,leat takea Or le.. than bali a term. aud no de-
,lucs.oa made Tor absence the last two weeks.
Board. nsai the Academy, s2.Oo per week
sash,ns extra. For further particulars addrss.
the Principsl. X. A. FRYE, SECRETARY.
Bethel, July 20. iso2.
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NJ A R RIED

In Upton. July 20. by J. q. g'ch, E.q., Cap.
Gtn.u Iykt, of steamer 4" tn,on," u Miss
Martha N. Linnsn, bath Of Uplon.
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Fryeburg Academy.

THE FALL. TERN Of th,. institution will cons
i mepcc GA "Wednesday ssplemt-r 81, lso?,
B.P. SNOW, 4. VI, Principal.
Miss ASsIt II. LoKp, Assistant.
Miss M,RiJ. BuswILL,
In.trvCtor on ih. PIANO.
studest. suesSpg tn. Academy vii L. thor
oughl, anl automatically taught.
for further iuiorInat,on inquire oithe principal
II. u. SEwAi.L,
Secretary OF Trustees.
Fy-b1rg, July 20, is6s.
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THE HIGHLAND
Family Boarding School

gV,iIE SECOND YEAR of thi. School viii
commence on Tuesday, September ~. ls62
The advantages boz Instruction "a hi. school
are .Noelleni. The nuHllsr Of schohr. will IL
limited, aud every po..'bIs aiiea,'On h. g.'sa Coz
their itDpfOyeDsnt. For I,ieTeners and father
iafoTnl,iioa, .end iof Circular TO
\. I. TRUE. VI. A.,
Proprietor and Principal
Bethel. Jolly Sch, isos.
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FIR f.! FIR E!
LAND! LAND! LAND!

FARMERS. ATTENTION!
rJ,IIE subscriber has the pleasure of saying 10
his old friend. aud customers that he 10 again
at hi. old stand. where h. has resumed the
Insurance and Real Estate business,
All will ait.nd to the ~.he. of al customer. With
pso,npls-... Farmers sni all persons having
veil detached houses. can be insured at the rate
~ IS cenls PR YEAR on one hundred dollars, for
on- or mar- years. in reliable stock companies.
without assessments.
Lands anal bpiliing. bought aud cold at low
rates Some Zoe isrgsia. nov on haul. Persous
wishing to ba, or cell are invited TO call the
sniscr,ber.
Deeds, Boad., Bills of Sale. Leases. Wills
and other Documents, executed at short notice.
WM. l.. GOODNOW.
NORWAY, April, 1854.
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Waterford Water Cure!
MAINE HIlROPAIHlC INSTITUTE.

WHTWL TT UUUT HTTITO INOI UTI.
VNIIIS hy.ienic establishment !. bosis,l among
III. h ghL.ad. Of OSfo'd Couniy, and Gr aks
aud mountsin se-ney u. .iu'iioa ir.nseais that
Of any oiher Water Curr 10 Nes Easaad. and
the ehafs-. or. on. third 10 ooc.h,f les. lava.
I'D. aho come pnder nv ear. asd t1eats.-nt, will
lie ret with sympathy AMI hope. anl may dspend
u,soa my direct services at all hD,r..
Frienii. Of patients, os others, sho desire the
hygiene resource. of the establishment will be
accommodated With bard a. heretofore, ~hsa the
house J, not repleie With patisa,.. In,slid. Who
wish prescription Zoe home treatment. 10y Seeding
q litter directed 10 the Subscriber, With state
Of their disease anI symptoms, and enclosing two
dollars, viii IL rsttled 10 two letter. VI advice.
seat al Differed tunes.
WILLIAM =. siiATTUCR. VI. ID,
wsisriotd. Maine.
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Maino Wesleyan Seminary and Fo.
malo College.

THE Fall Term will commence AuGusI 1lih
i Ladies wishing IL eater College will he ex.
amipe on the liih, in the College Chapel, a, 2
o'cbek.
Board. including furnished room, washing,
wood and lights, 81 10 per week.
Glasses will bs formed 20 accommodate. those
youn. men who wish To prepare Tor advanced
Standing IN college.
"a. ROBINSON. Secretary.
Kent's iiili. July ~ 1862.
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= Sod Er,ryvhU'
Al wholesale Druggists ia the large cities.
Some of the
Wholesale Agents In New York City.
sbief,In. Bro. 4 Co. Ilarrai, Risley < Kitchen
Fahn~.iock, Hall 4 Go. ln.h. G,le Rohfe'on'
A u X ID sand. 4 Go. " Ward Close ao'
Wb,,I,, A. Hart, Jane, \. Aspia~all,
Morgan 4 Al1r,. &c Wells 70,
Hall, Rsekell X Co, l.si.ll, Marsh u uardner
Thomas & fuiler, Hall, Dixon 4 Co.
+ ID O,v;., Conrad Eos,
And oihefs.
Boston. Mass.
q & Goodwin < Co., Week. 4 PoIler,
n y Burr 4 Co., Jno Wilson, Jr
And o,hers.
Aiso, all Wholesale Dpggi,,', G'ooers, Store
keeper. and retailers IN all country towns
and villages
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HEBRON ACADEMY.

rJ>IlE Fall Term 81 thu. institution IL sl"ut
.np S-sr- 'gu~ih, vii co"a'n-"cr on Mos
IblY. S,rT. LIT. api oontiouc eleven week. With
the E,llosin Buafd IT ~ sttuction:
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Mis-. CL,sAM VI. WOODBURY., Assistant,
Miss LorTir l.. Hail, Teacher Of Music.
A Normal Gas. will be formed at the CON.
menceinent Of the term. unler the care oi the
PIncipai, a graduate of the Massachusetts Nor.
nal school at llr,dywaicr. The lnrmber. IL hi.
ela,. will receive all the benefit. II a Normal
school. Lecture. viii be given during the term
by Hon. l.. T.. Weston, State Superintendent.
and others.
A Teacher. Association viii H. organized, Tor
Discussing topic. upon the theory and art OF teach.
,ng.
sehols,. under eleven year. 81 age viii be re.
eeised into the school for S2,O0 per term, or 70
cents per week.
The school !. furnished with Geographical Out.
line Maps, Gol-, and Physiological chart. Sta.
dent. will ind profitable 10 be pre.ent the frs,
day Of the term.
Board can he sbtaine,l in the village from 81 IS
toe rs per week. Rooms can he Obtained cor
those wishing to board Themselves.
The teacher. will spare M pain. TO render the
school pleasant and profitable to all who may at.
iend.
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DixfieId Village High School.
H.F HOWARD. Principal.

INHE Fan Term will oornm~nce an Tuesday.
September 81, 1862, and continue !, weeks.
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Rsference.-wm W Bolster, DR. W Bartlett,
Hosea Austin, Rev J T. Chanlsrla Stephen l.
Grifhih, u I. Marble. Dixheld; George iiel.
man, Dix6eld Ceatrr; J u Se'ey, l. Disheld;
IIolli. Turner, William wood.um, IT,, Peru; VI
w Park, Dura Bradford, Mexico; Wallace Cilrk ,
l E.r,h.ga
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
Norway Village, Mo.

rV,IE FALL. TERN viii commence On Tv,s.
nav. September "a. 1862. ani ooniinas
eleven weeks, un.les the charge III
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yyyOuiD respectfully announce 10 h !. Trends
w AID the poblo gencnll,, ;ha'h b" has op'n.
s,l shop IN Norsay. Me., ior the prosecution" OF
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County Of Oxford.

CRIMINAL. COSTS. The f,llosing !. state :
Y msnt Of cu.is IN criminal Prosecutions. lowed
b, the supr,me Judicial Court. March Tc'm. \.
II. ls6.. a. certified to me by the Clerk Of sail
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
THIRTY SIEVE 1lH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. ID.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Several petitions for emancipation were pre-
santcd.
Mr Sumner, from the Committee on Federal
lcIations, reported Il bill on the subject of
French spolmtion claims, with u rccomncnd.-
,ion that it be postponed intel next SEES ion.
Mr. Wilson, FROM the Military Committee,
reported tho House bill making an appropria-
ion Of $50 600 for completing the defenscs Of
Washington. Some debate followed.
Mr.. Clark moved to add as II proviso that all
nrrtarages for work be first paid. Agreed to.
Mr. Wilson stated that the appropriation WAS
principally TO pay for work that had already
been done.
Mr.. Wilkinson offered an amendment that no
part of the sum be expended on army works
hereafter commenced.
On motion of MIR. Fesscnden the bill was
postponed till to morrow
Mr. Cowan, from The Judiciary Committee,
reported on the resolution to expel Jesse D..
Bright, that the facts charged were not sufh
ccnt, and recommended that the resolution be
not passed.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkinson, it was made q
3. ecal order for Thursday.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
FROM THE UPPER POTMAC.

FREDERICK, MD, Jan. II.
Aivices from Martinsbursh OF the 9th, state
that there arc no regulars of the rebel army there.
All the troops at Winchester had left TO join
jackson.
Il was reported that jackson Lad attacked
Romney, ard that the rebel loss was 100 killed
and 60 wounded, and 200 prisoners. This was
reported by a rebel military. plain. The rebels
are said to have burned Bath, and they will
probably burn other towns to prevent their use
by other troops.
JAN IA.
1t is reported butnot authenticity that Jack
son threw several SHELLS into our lines at Han
cock yesterday.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Jan. II.
The 7'ri5une's Washington dispatch says the
Committee on WAYS ard Means have completed
she army bill. The amount asked for is $487 ).
600, 0OO. The Senate Committee on Foreign
Affairs will soon report bill for the recognition
Of Hayti and Libelia.
The Senate Military Committee will coon re-
port a bill to repeal the law making it obligo-
tory upon the Secretary of War to discharge
from service all minors on proof of their mi
nority.
The appointment of Mr.. Stanton as Secretary
of War gives great pleasure to all the officers o.
the army. They have confidence in his energy
and pluck, and believe he will push on the war
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
FROM CAIRO.

Il "A special dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune
rom Cairo, states that two more columns will
be moved into Kentucky to-day. All the trans
ports have been chartered for that purp se.-
Hroops are on the way to Cairo from St. Louis
md viii arrive to-day. Fifty prisoners taken
ND Gen. Paine were brought to Bird s Point on
Monday. Among them is Col. Bird from whom
that place derives its name. Positive evidence
Hfxists that he contributed $35 0O0 10 aid Of the
1Tsbellon, and that be voluntarily sent his slaves
10 work on the fortilcations
u A nephew Of Gen. Polk was arrested Oh
sunday near Blandville, KY, by one of our
Iscouting parties lie had dispatches in his
possession to spies at Columbus.
~ A accommodating party towards Columbus
from Fort Jefferson on Sunday went three miles
beyond Ello,'s Mills and rove in the rebel
8picke;s. At the same time the gun boats Es
sex and ST. Louis went down the river towards
sColumbus. AL the time the messenger left,
heavy firing was heard in that direction.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FIR EEMAN
M O'CLOCK. A. M.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Boston Joarnal.
The Resignation Of Secretary Cameron.
Edward vi. stanton, ScCreta-
ny of War!
|CAMERON MINISTER TO RUSSIA!

WAsHlNGroN, Jan. l3.-Mr Cameron has
fesignod the office Of Secretary of War. Mr..
Eanton doubtless Senator Stanton Of Kansas
Ed Journa!.] has been appointed his success
M. Every one here is pleased with his ap
fpintment, and also with the announcement
|1aat Hon. Cassius M. Clay, Minister to Russia ,
NO return home and take Generals commits.
6lon in the army.
MIR. Cameron has been appointed to succeed
Mr. Clay at st. Petersburg, and his ample for
tune will enable him TO maintain the dignity
M the position in crcditable manner
# pERLEY.
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TIE MINISTER TO RUSSIA.

Y Our present relations with Europe are deem
led hi bly, important and interesting and as
Russia was strong friendly power the President
was anxious that some onc should act rs minis
ter to the court Of st Petersburg in whom he
Ahas entire confidence, who can ably and fairly
represent his views and aid our cause in Eu-
rope.
Gen. Cameron accented the Office OF Secreta-
Try of War with great reluctance, proferring to
retain his seat in tie olaate, and has always
declared his intention TO yacate the place when
the interest of the Country should allow, and
he could have proper successor.
The gentleman selected, Edward NJ. Stanton
is warm personal friend Of Gen. Cameron, is
from his own State, and has accepted the posi-
ton at the ]atters solicitation. MIR. Stanton,
as will be recolected, was Attorney General
toward the conclusion of Mr.. Buchanan's ad
ministration. In taking the arduous position
the Government. The appointment is popular,
as it is generally conceded that he is Il man of
sterling integrity without any political afilation
to tramwel his action in any case which may
come under his supervision, while he will prove
valuable counsellor in the Cabinet. and most
valuable officer in his department. The friends
of Gen. Cameron claim that he can well afford
TO lay aside his exhausting labors, .aving ac-
complishcd so much in the organization and
equipment of the largest army ever assembled
on the American continent. The nominations
were sent 10 the Senate on Monday Ivy the Pres
ileut. They were, as is customary, referred 10
the appropriate Committees, and will probably
be acted upon in Elk cutye Session to-day. The
change in the Cabinet creates much sensation.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK j. M.
CEN. BuRSsIDE's EXPEDITION.

New YORK, Jan. H.
The Iribune's Fortress Monroe letter of the
18th inst, says in regard to Gen. Burnsides
expec itiOn, there is n common rumor and belief
that the expedition will rendezvous at Hatteras
Inlet and Pamic) and Albcmarle Sounds which
will be the immediate field Of operations. The
force when fairly ahoat on the waters of Pam
leo Sound will address itself to Roanoke Island
which ls strongly fortified.
This j, the key to Albemare Sound, through
Currtack, and it is supposed to be defended by
from 1000 to 5000 men. presume that the
clearing out of the rebels from all tho Sounds
will follow. 1t must not be supposed that this
is tho whole work laid out for the expedition -
1t will be but clearing away tho underbrush,
and there will be time to record the res. when
it takes place.
Some delay in the expedition at Hatteras is
more than probable, in consequences Of several
steamers drawing too much water.
THE sEcRETARYsIIP OF WAR.
The Times dispatch says there was much
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BURNSIDE S EXPEDITION

FoRrRrss MONROE, Jan. 10.
Tho Transports, Louisiana aud New Bruins
wick, With the remaining troops Of Gen. Burn
side S expedition left last night. A few flag
boats are still here, which are said TO be a par1
ol the expedition.
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doubt exE ressed last night whether Mr.. Cameron
will De confirmed as Minister to Russia, but he
will be think without doubt.
Ben. Wade was the chief competitor urged
upon the President as Secretary of War.
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A ROGUR ARRESTED.

George a. Turrill is under arrest at Boston,
charged with having obtained about So, 600
by forged or altered drafts and checks. In one
case he altered check Of $25 to $4,000, drawn
by the Brighton Market Bank, got the money
q, the Bank Of Mutual redemption. Consider
bic sums were also obtained from Blake Broth
ers, Brewster, Sorester & Barnett, Drake &
Co., by similar fraudulent means. Turrill was
recently u member of the Grand Jury for Suf-
folk County.
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FROM MISSOURI.

III The St. Louis Republican learns that Ex-Sen
Sator johnson of Missouri Is at Price camp
with commission from the rebel authorities to
raise troops in tile State.
III Col. Mulligan arrived at Syracuse Monday
AFTERNOON, and was escorted to the hotel by Co.
IL, Col. Brown.
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G.. N. CLAY.

G. NJ. Clay, returns to take command in the
army. lie will be appointed Brigadicr.
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Office,

WHEREAS, my wife, Ellen A. Titus, has left my bel
w and board, and does refuse 10 live with me- th. Is
% forbid all persons harboring her. for shall pay
any debts Of her contracting after this date.
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IilGuGATE, VT. Jen 2. 1850
MY iuie boy had viornt attack of Group last week
We cured him in Thirty minn'es bv free ute OF NJ n.
G. Whites Elixir " VI MARLIN, E'si tl!ah'
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This certifes that g. Whites Pulmonary Eh%r
has been used in my ft,aiy in Of evert co,ds A.
tended with throat, and has been fund Ielatte
medicine in these 49,
REV. j. W. WOODWARD, Wexford VI.
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ASTHMA CURED.
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

A certain and permanent cure fer Rheumatism Ne;FfI-
a aia and SAT- Rheum 1t IS an Internal remeoN ulV-
ing out and entirely Graduating tie disease touring
no change III diei business, and NAV be taken by
children pes Gus of the most deicae constitution
,y;t y, MARI safe
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have used Dr. Whites ruliaonary Elixir in my lam
ilv Tor two years and have found it the best nedcin"
| have ever used for Coughs, Colds and Sore TIN oat
EDGAR MECH, Shelburre.
have used il in my family ard find it an fxce!eu
remedy for Coughs and Colds
LUIIUS HuLDROOK, Burlington
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THE sEcRETARYsuIP OF WAR.
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