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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-27

BRUTAL AND MURDERoUs ASSAULT
Last Saturday forenoon, brute in human
shape, named Daniel Hunter, living in Tops
fiendsh and brutal assault upon the person of
his own daughter, Helen A. Hunter, young
woman 10 years of age. The Bath Sentinel
and Times learns that Hunter had been in the
habit of hiding his money in various places
about his premises, and having lost a sum from
ter, who was alone in the house, with having
taken it.
She at first denied all knowledge Of the
missing money, but terrified by his acts and
manner, she told him it was under the hogs
head in the yard, hoping to gain time to es-
cape while he should be looking there for it.
He was too quick for her, however; for, has
tily examining the place indicated, he was
just in season to prevent her escape, and at
tackled her with what must have been the fe-
rocity of tiger. One single scream of mur-
der was heard by Capt. John Patten and Mr..
John ID. Bibber, who were engaged on the
bridge, south of the Island. They instant
ly sprang to their carriage, and drove with the
utmost speed to the house, where they found
the wretch still cutching his daughter by the
throat and beating her with the violence of
blind rage.
They stopped his murderous doings, and
putting him aside, raised the blackened, man
gled and apparently liieless form of his daugh-
ter. DIR. Putnam, of Bath, was in attend
ance as soon as possible, and pronounced her
injuries very severe, though he could not at
once pronounce upon their probable tcrmina-
ton. Hunter was arrested at his house in
Topsham, on Saturday evening about eight
o'clock, by Deputy Sheriff Potter. assisted by
Constable Perry, and carried to Bath. Mon
day Hunter, waving an examination, was
required to recognize in the sum of $1,000, in
default of which he was committed.
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DIED.


In this city 18th inst, Samuel Hanson, Esq., aged
70 wears.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, from
his late residence. Free St.)
In this city 18th inst, Mary Susan. youngest child
of Joseph B. and Hannah Leavitt, aged months.
In Brunswick 18th inst, Adam A. woodside, aged
40 years mos.
In brunswick 11th inst Edna, daughtor of n. c.
and H. ID. Porter aged years Z months.
In West Buxton 2Oth inst, Mr.. Frank Butler, aged
26 years.
In Bath 25th inst. Jas. T. Corliss member Of the
Rhode Island Battery, aged "a years.
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A veracious Historian.

The Argus yesterday morning, in order to
convict the Press of perversion, set up chip,
and knocked it down as follows:
Q. Who never proposed to "lcad negro regiment
TO the ficdy"
A. Gov. sprague. He only said the colorcd men
of X. i. might raise q negro regiment,-whch he
didn't do. and couldn't do.
As the Argus is so emphatic in its denial, we
will offer no reply, but simply put in piece of
testimony that il will be difficult for even that
paper, with all its experience in twisting and
turning, to warp out of sight We ask the
reader to scan il carefully, and particularly
the words we have italcised. Will the Argus
please copy? Here it is:
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, AND PROVIDENCE
PLANTATION.
ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE,
Providence, Aug. A, 1862.
General Order, No. 80.
The 9th Regiment, authorized by the Sec
retary of War, under date Oct. "a, 1861, and
orders therefor from this Department, No 103,
Dec. Is, 1861, will consist entirely of colored
citizens. Enlistment will commence immed-
ately. Camp will be established under direc-
ton Of Gen. Robbins, who is sdirected to organ
ize the regiment.
The Quarterlnaster General will furnish ra-
tions and equipments on requisition.
Our colored fellow-citizens are reminded
that the Regiment from this State in the
Revolution, consisting entirely Of colored per-
sons, was pronounced by Washington equal, if
not superior, to any in the service They con-
stitute part of the quota from this State, and
it is expected they will respond with zeal and
spirit to this call.
The Chief ,eiU lead them
into the field, and iciH share NTH them, in
common with the patriotic soldiers of the ar
my Of the Republic. their trials and dangers,
and uiU participate in the gtories iof their
successes.
BY order of the Commander-in- Chief,
EDWARD c. MAURAN, Adjt. Gen.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Fort Lewis Sd ult, ship Mary Crocker.
Williams, for Melbourne.
Sailed from Liverpool llth inst, ship Old Domn-
ion, Sampson Boston.
Ar at kingston 18th inst, ship Dorcas Prince,
Meady Portland.
Ar at Panama 18th inst steamship Constitution,
Eldrdge, New York via Rio Janero, land sid 10th
for San Francisco.
At Barbados 9th inst barks Montezuma Ham,
mond. for New York, dsg; brig Atlantic for do.
At do, brig NJ A Herrera. killman, from Hull, +.
AT Ponce 9th inst. barks John Benson, johnson,
for New York in 3 days; riyoli, Brown, from do,
dsg.
At ST Martins 4th inst, sch Chief, Eldridge from
New York, disg.
At Cienfaegos lst inst, bark saxonville. Singer
for New York days.
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gB- The Bridgton Reportar speaks of Con-
ductor Hatch of the X. & p. r. r. in very
flattering terms.
a Coop BRIDGE. The pontoon bridge on
which McClellan's army passed the Chicahom-
my, was built under the supervision of Capt
james c. Duane, U. 5. Engineer. 1t is 66O
yards long, and required precisely 100 pom
toons, 20 feet apart. Thirty miles of trains
and 10000 men passed over it. 1t answered its
purpose completely, and elected the admira-
ton of every engineer in the army. But for it
the crossing would necessarily have been
much further up, requiring a longer, and pos
sibly a harassed march.
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SUGARS -rho m.r.a, .on.;nua. .,,;., iii, ,;,,
;.od saros os crns,os cr.s.,,'.', n.,"., :.
lala1ae. and Ne,v or,oans ota,,la w. aa,,o.
further reduction os IL on por.,a,'a So. T,a
Comnanv are now seIl;p, sIc ana 4, a,a
sarT pr;eo. ro,,oi,, ,..I,'.4-, e.
becn ren,epsbed Inv tho arriva, 90 - 80 ,.os
TONS norton of which has boon .o,d - - .,S
the balance has sold since arrival at n;oos ~.
pired.
sEEDs-Grass Seeds are in loss demand os Tho so.
son advances We ouote Herds ;rass 500 Or ora
Western clover 7yas and Red Ton s3o2o5 20
nary Seed has declined aud i. now selling =, 20 ~
49,, -
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Republican Caucus-FaImouth.

The Republicans of Falmouth and all others who
support the State and National administrations in
the present conflict with rebellion requested TO
meet at the TOWN HOUSE, on Saturday. Aug Both,
at O'Clock r NJ, to make choice of a candidate for
Representative in the State Legislature and to trans
act any other business that properly before
them Per order Town Com.
Falmouth. Aug. %, 1862 d&wtd
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DISASTERS.

Brig Hobart from Scilly for Eastport has been
abandoned at sea; saved.
ship Caroline Tucker Congdon, at New York FIN
Valencia, reports Aug 10TH lat 40 31 long 5S l5, dur
ing hurricane, lost fore and maintopgallant masts
with sails attached; the vessel Knocked ON her
beam ends where she lay a complete wreck for
eral hours. Aug. 20 n wreck 10 the SW of us;
sent boats crew to examine il and found the yards
and mass of vessel of about 600 tons, yards paint
cd black hemp sails, masts painted white, with the
heel of the topmast sticking out of water.
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, August 90 1862.
A N adjourned session Of the ErectiUe Council
"a win be held ut the Council Chamber, in Angus
ta ON Tuesday the twenty y-third day of September
next. GUITARS Attest, s#ffE
JOSEPH b. HALL,
aug2ldtd Secretary of State.
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WASHINGTON Annnst d

WASHINGTON, august 70.
Passengers from Virginia to-day, report en-
gagements at Warrenton yesterday, in which
our forces were successful, having driven the
rebels out Of the town, and were still holding
it at latest advices. The rebel forces engaged
in tie recent fights have mainly been cavalry.
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FISHER MEN.

Sid from Marblehcad 18th, sch Aladdin, Vincent,
Grand Bank
Spokcn-Aug l, on Grand Bank. schs Pcnnsylva-
mia, $50 otis fish: Dorado, $50; Exchange, 800;
Cloutman 500; Samuel Obear, 450; Ryder, $50.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
SDirituaIisul.

~ IL. FOSTER. Test Medium, from New York,
~. having recently returned from Europe. will
give seeances at No 30 Chestnut Street Hours from
10 O'Clock A. NJ. TO AZ. NJ.
Persons who desire TO witness the remarkable man
Hesitation OF printing names ON the arm, can now
have opportunity.
Portland, Aug. 90 1862. div
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ScaIhnrnugh.

The Republicans of Scarborough are requested to
meei at the Town House in said town Saturday,
Aug. 30th at O'Clock p NJ, TO nominate candf-
date for Representative to the State Legislature.
d&w Per order Town Committee.
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MARRIED.

In this city 26th inst by Rev w. X. Clark. Mr..
Henry 5. b. Smith. of brunswick. to Miss 0ple Ia
Ripley, of Chares,own. Mass.
In Bath oath inst. by Rev. s. +. Dixie. Mr.. VIM. J.
Wormwood TO Miss Eliza J. Ridley, all of Bath
In Augusta, William A. Haskell to Miss Sarah z.
Nash; james q. Nash TO Miss Lizzie Hallowcll, all
of Augusta.
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IMPORTS.

MAITLAND NS-Br sch Mary Jane, s. tons plas-
ter-to master.
CORVALLIS, Ns-Br sch Margaret Alice. 25
cords wood-to order
FREDER1CkToN, NS-Br sch Julia. 20 Nh lum-
ber-to n. j. Miller.
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For Sheriff..

WILLIAM SMALL, Of Fort Fairfield.
THOMAS PENNELL, Harpswell.
ORREN DAGGErT, of New Sharon.
JOHN HATCH of Augusta.
s. w. LAUGHTON, of Appleton.
HORATIo AUSTIN, of Canton.
JOHN S. CHADWICK, of Bangor.
ABNER p. POWERS, of -
j. ID. TUCKER, of Belfast.
GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Ar, ship Victoria, Lon
don; bark Col james Scott. Providence
Below, ship Constitution, from Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26-Ar. brig n Spence.
Trinidad-on Sunday eoilided, of Banegat. with the
bark West Wind; both put in to the breakwater for
repairs.
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For County commissioner,

>fndroscoc'n ROBERT MARTIN, of Danville.
IroostooE THOMAS j. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN s. LUFkIN, of Eaton Grit
Cumberland REUBEN HIGGINS, c. Elizabeth.
Frdnkfin OLIVER PETTENGILL, of Wilton.
Hnncock BARNEY s. HILL, for full term.
RUFUS II. SILSBY, for vacancy.
Kenaebec. EZEKIEL HUBBARD, -
Kaor NATH'L Afford, of Hope.
Orford ELIAS NJ. CARTER. of Bethel.
Penobscof C BATCHELDER, Of -.
Somersef BENZ. F. LEADBETTER, of -
Waldo EEUBEN w. FILES, of Troy.
York. DiMON ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapeigh.
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sB-George w. Child, of Philadelphia the
publisher Of Brownlow's Book, is to issue a
volume of the Prison Experiences of Col.
Corcoran.
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DIR. p. p. QUIMBY, would give notice that he ha
returned to Portland and be found at his Room,
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,, Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. 50 90
Each subsequent sitting Mt Office, 80
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequent visit at residence. ........... 100
August Is, 1s62.-tf
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For County Attorneys,

and. MOSES NJ. BUTLER, Portland.
n .SEwELL CRAM, of Wilton.
L. w. H0WES, of Rockland.
Il. X. BOYLE, of Unity.
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Eastern Railroad .....................-...
5000 United States Coupon Skies l5S1l. 101
5000 ........... do 101
$50 United States 3-l0 Treasury Notes. 104
12.l15 United States Demand Notes. .107
5000 U. States Certificates of Indebtedness. . 81
4.43S U. ;. Coupons, August 49,. .........1 ia
II $50 American Cold 1l5
1920 ..........do lis
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-H. A. LAMB. II. D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Me.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases of the eye and ear augT-6md
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ABNER COBURN,
For Representatives to Congress,
OF SKOWHEGAN

First District JOHN N. GOODWIN, of Berwick.
Second District SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Third District JAMES G. BLAINE. OF Augusta.
Fourth District JOHN H. RICE, of FOxcroft.
FIFTH District. FREDERIC A. PIKE, of Calais.
Old Second Disfrict-rdcdncy,
THOS. A. ID. FESSENDEN, of Auburn
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown. except the Canadian line which call at
Londonderry.
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sB Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by ISHA
LArIoS, BY c. MORSE. NJ. D.,
au18 '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts.
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We note the sale of bark PAMELA 800 tons 10 year,
old, built in Maine, at something over 5000.
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For Clerks of Courts,
For County Treasurers.

scock PARKER w. PERRY. of Ellsworth.
snebec. WIN. NJ. STRATTON, of Augusta.
aersef.. HIRAM KNOWLT0N, of -
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DEsTIsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 24l Con-
gress Street, first door east of lst Parish Church,
Portland, Me. aug7d1y
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SPOKEN.

May 3d. lat l6 n. Ion 90 L, ship Shakespeare, Nor
ton from Calcutta May Is for London.
June a. lat p ), Ion 60 L. ship II Wright, Park
from Akyab April IL for England.
Aug Y, lat Is q, Ion :, bark Annie kimball from
Trapani for New Orleans.
Aug 20, of Smiths Island, brig Abner TAYLOR from
Trinidad for Philadelphia.
Aug q, lat %, lon y, brig Yankee Blade. from
Bangor for Cuba.
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!. ISAAC c. Ct'RTIs. of Lewiston.
.SAM'L BRADBURY, of n. Limerick.
!. THOMAS II. MEAD, Bridgton.
LEONARD KEITH, of Pennington.
WILLIAM III. PILSBURY, of -.
DANIEL PIKE, of Augusta.
ALDEN SPRAGUE, of Rockland.
WILLIAM A. PIDGIN, of Paris.
ALBERT LEAVITT, of -
s.. A. HOwES, of Belfast.
JOHN HALL, of North Berwick.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, August 26.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, August 26.
ARRIVED.
Brig Ella Maria. Merrill. from st Jago de Cuba for
Falmouth. Eng,-put in leaky; will discharge for
repairs.
Brig Moonlight. Worster. Philadelphia
Sch Mary Jane, tBr) Macomber. Maitland, Ms.
Sch Julia. Anderson, Frederckfon, Ms.
Sch Rosa. SAWYER, Fall River.
Sch Lookout, Thornton, Boston.
Sch Harriet Fuller Hamilton Boston.
Sch Dover Packet. Worster. Rockland for Boston.
Steamer New England. Field, ST John, NIB.
CLEARED.
Sch Convoy. tBrl Harmon, st John NB by the
master. e.rf
Sch Mary Ann, tBrl Fitzpatrick. st Andrews by
Miller.
Sch Defiance, Harrington. Baltimore by Estes &
Libby.
Sch Rosa. Sawyer, Boston.
Steamer New England, Field, Eastport, by c c
Eaton.
LAuScHEp-At Bath 22d inst from the yard of
Oliver Moses & Son, steamer of 800 tons. She will
be placed the route between Boston and Bath. to
connect with the Androscoggin Railroad.
We note the sale of bark Pamelia 800 tons, 10 years
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For Reristerr of Deeds,

Androscog'a WIN +. GARCELON, of Lewiston.
AroostooE LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
j. q. A. BARTON. Southern District.
Cumberland THOMAS HANCOCK. Gray.
Franklin :. IS. p MORRILL,, of Pennington.
Hancock JAMES W. DAVIS, of -.
Kennebec. u. A. RICHARDS of Augusta.
Knor ......GEO. w. WHITE, of Rockland.
oxford -. ALDEN CHASE. of Paris.
Penobscot. JOHN RANDALL, Jr., of -.
SoBlersut.. SAMUEL HOPKINS, of Skowkegan
Waldo. MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
York. SAMUEL G. ADAMS. Of Alfred.
For Judge of Probate
Oxford -. ENoCH NJ WOODBURY., of Sweden.
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AT Zaza lst inst, bark wenonah, Fickett, for New
York Is days.
AT Sagua sth inst brig John Pierre, Morton, ar Sd
from Key West-Moasses was scarce and high and
no freghts to be obtained would probably leave for
Newport, in ballast.
Ar at Nassau, MP, 25th ult, sch Louisa, Toles.
Charleston, sc.
Ar at do 10th ult., brig Trindelin, Kaler Bath
Ar at do 9th, schs Sterling Price, Port Royal sc:
Minna, Charleston, sc.
Sid from do 2sth ult, brig cygnet, Porter. New
York
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Important from Gen. Pope's army-Guerilid
raids upon his supply trdins-McClelia TO
join P0pe. - 55siffslk.
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So 75a13 25; and Coke do. SO 25a9 80, All kinds
of Metals tending to higher prices, under the op
GRAFTON of the new tariff.
NAILs.-we continue to quote SO 37td3 80 p cask;
our inside quotations fayoring large purchasers.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine has recently de-
clined. We now quote 50 45a2 80 y gal. Jersey
Tar put up in g. and gal. kegs is selling at SOas5c
y gal. There is very little If any, Wilmington Tar
in market. We quote Rosin Si5d20 which prices
are nearly nominal. as there is very little. if any,
in this market. 0akum remains steady and un-
changed.
OILS.-The Kerosene Oil Co. are now asking S7Ic
in large lots 40c in Dbl. lots, and &c b gal for
single bbls., and prices tending to further advance
Prices for Fish Oils have declined. Grand
Bank and Bay Chaeur is quoted at sle q So and
Shore do. slsal9 I, bbl Whale Refined oil re-
mains firm at 6sa7oc. We quote Linseed 92as5c,
and Boiled ssal 90 per gal,
ONIONS The market is now abundantly sup
piled with the new crop, which are selling at 50 rs
as 90 per Dbl, and 4a4tp string.
PRoDuCE-New Potatoes now selling quite
freely at coal % p Dbl Eggs sell from country
carts at l2c. and from stores at l2ic per doz Veal
is selling by the from the wagons at 4lc from
store at 5G6c. Spring Lamb at 6e9c. Fresh Beef
by the quarter is worth 5a1lc. aa
PR0VlSIoNS.-Pork remains quiet at the fol-
lowing quotations: Ex. Clear Pork SIS so a l6.
Clear Sli 50al5. Mess sl2dl3. Primo $40 50all.
City packed Clear is held at SIS 50al6; Ex. Clear
Sl5 500 l6 and No. 2 Clear Sl4al5 SO; Mess Sll 50
ll3 80; and Extra Mess S1ial4 so. Beef continues
scarce, and prices tending upwards We quote
Chicago Mess Sl2ali. Hams, we now quote City
Smoked 9a9le. There is light supply of Western
in market, selling at Sld9c.
PLAsTER.-Soft is now selling at 81 coal 65 p
ton and Hard 81 so, with a fair demand for ship
ping. We continue to quote Ground s5d5 80.
RUM-We continue TO quote Portland Distilled
i2a45c n gal., with tendency to higher prices as
the time for the excise duty approaches.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WATCHES 4 JEWELRY,
or THE
Richest and Most Fashionable Patterns
Offered at RetaiL, at Wholesale Prices!

TIVE Subscribers, Manufacturers aud Importers, o
all the most elegant styles OF Watches and Jewery
with a view to extend their business to an unlimited
desirable descript ons Of WATCHES and JEWELRY al
the unp' ecedcnted low prices named:
nuSrNG coMrosrrioN cAs'p LEvfEs, Eneish-mo,de
movements, full jeweltd and the bcst imitation gold
! Price sis. Retals from si0 to 800.
| HuSrixG Su.vFR PLATED Amy Warren, superior r,pu
lated movement, massive Cases, and handsome finish
full eweled. Price Sl5 Rctnils at om $40 to SlO1
! lTuNrNG CoMPoslroN CAsrD ARMy wArcu, one of the
richest ornaments out. Good movement, and hand.
somt L. engraved massive Case. Price SIS Rcals ut
from 81 TO 800. Also,
| Other WITCHES in great variety, at Low PRICES.
LADIES SETS ofDRocH and EAR Daors to correspond.
IMlrArIoN CLUSTER DIAMOND very rich pattern en-
! tirelv new. 81 90.
| Con,l AND Bean ENTwISrD, very neat and pretty
ornament, handsomely mouutcd, 50 25
Cent hiuen's Vfsr CHAINS, PArsian, very rich pat
tern, ST..
rings, Of the most handsome designs Plain. onl,
Diamond chased or enamelled, 81.
SILVER DuTrnNs. Patent chased, cnamced, entire
new and handsome patterns, $3.50 Double chased or
| euamcllcd, only $50.
Bosou STUDS a variety Of new patterns, per set Of
! three, $40
Bosom AND scArF Piss. Leaf with opal and fancy
stones, S20n Imitation Diamond, 80.
LocHErs Doabe glass, and richly engraved, ~, 60.
Purchasers have only u name the article that they
upon receipt of wh'h the goods ordered will be sent
rpc of expense Par els to the amount of s2 aud up.
wards viii be sent by express, with bill for collection
when the goods are dtlve ed
Agents. Suffers, pedlers, Country Merchants, etc.
throughout the country. who wish to make money will
do well to obtain oar Mammoth Circulars, which will
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prices unsurpassed by any other concern.
| Add css,
uUB jARD BROTHERS,
Nos. 6j G1d 81 NdSsdW cor. Of John street.
n3In3 New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
Legal Notice.

HENRY BURKHOIDEIl and Martha Burkhold
j er his wife, of Fort Dodge, in the State of
Iowa and Samuel Anderson OF the county Of In
dinna, in the state Of Pennsylvania, will take
notice that Joshua Reed Of the county of Holmes
and state of Ohio, did on the 9Th day of Septem-
bcr, a. ID. 1862, file his petition in tho Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county Of Holmes agninst
said Henry BurkhOldcr. Martha Burkholdcr, said
Samuel Anderson, and one Jacob Shroy, setting
forth that s0id Henry Burkhulder and Martha
his wife executed and delivered a mortgage 10
to said plaintiff ON the 2Ith day of March 4. ID .
1853, on the following premises, situate in the
County OF Holmes and State Of Ohio, tO-wit: buuu-
ded ana described rs foil ws: Being part Of the
Southeast quarter Of section in township H. Of
range y, being lots numbers one, eight, nine ana
part Of lot u, to secure the ptymcnt OF si10OO
and the accrulng interest thereon; and that on the
2sth day of june 4 y. 1850 the said Henry Burk
holder and Martha Burkhullcr his wife gave n
certain other mortgage ~ said Samuel Anderson
on said premises to secure the payment Of 500 90
and accrung Interest," that said Henry Blrkholler
ana Martha his wife after the execution and de-
livery Of said mortgages described in 81 il petition
sold said prcmis to said Jacob Shroy. Said plain
tin asks that his said mortgage may be iurcciosel
tho ptoritics of lien determined, the said promises
otdcrcI to be sold, and the proceeds applied to the
pa lncn OF the debt due him, and execution award
ed for the balance. The said licnry Bugkhollcr
Martha Burkholdcr and samuel Anderson are mott
he'd that they are required to appear aud answer
said petition on or before the third saturday after
the 23d day Of October a j.. leG2
WILLIAM REED,
sept. II, G2-n3nw7pfS5cO PPuH's Atty,