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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23

At Court OF Probate, held Mt Biddeford; WITHIN
and for the county of York, on the FIRST Tuesday
of May in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and slxty-two, by the lion. L. l.. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court
S,ARAII VI. HAYES and CHARLES Il. HAYES,
- named Executors In n certain Instrument pur-
porting 10 lie the last will and testament OF LEVIS
HIYES, late of Kittery, In said county, deceased,
having presented the same for probatei
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice to
order to be published three weeks successfully
I'm the S-atoa & Journal, printed at Biddciord,
in said county, that they may appear at FRO
bate Court To he held at York, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In June next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon aud shew cause, II any they have,
WHY the said instrument should not be proved, APP
proved, and allowed MS the last will and tesla
ment OF the said deceased.
Attest. George II. KnOwlton, Register.
A true copy Attest George III. knowltOn, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23

At Court OF Probate, cid at Biddef0rd within and
for the county of York. on the first Tuesday OF
MAY, In the year OF our Lord, eighteen hun
dred and slxty.two, by the Hon. Il, T. Bourne
Judge ofsaid Court
HANNAH ENI,IONS. widow OF SETH EuMoyS,
] late OF kennehunk, In said county; deceaseu,
having waived the provisions oi the WIN Of said de-
ceased In her behalf and presented her petition
Tor her dover In said estate to he assigned and set
out 10 her, and that Commissioners may be APP
pointed for that purpose pursuant To law
Also her petition for an allowance out OF the per-
sonal estate of said deceased
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causinga copy OF
this order to be published three weeks success,
lively in the Union q Journal. printed at Biddeord
In said county, that they may appear at ITO
bate Court to he held at York, In said county,
on the first Tuesday In June next. at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause. II
any they have, why the same should not DC a.
lowed.
a Attest George II. Knowlton. Register
true copy, Attest George ii. knewlton, Register
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23

At n Court OF Probate held at Biddeford. with.
in and for the county OF York, OF the first
Tuesday OF May, In the year ofour Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty-two, by the Hon. L. l.
bourne, Judge ofsaid Courts
nIMoN ROBERTS. Guardian OF JANE UEY-
~ MOUTH, a minor aud child Of James Wey-
mouth, late of Lyman, in sad county, deceased,
having presented his fith account OF guardianship
Of his said ward for allowance,
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order TO be published In the Union 4 Journal.
printed In Biddeford, IN said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at York. In said county, on
the first Tuesday In June next. at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause ifany they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy. Attest, George II. knowlton. Register
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-23

At a Court OF Probate held at Biddeford: within
and for the County OF York. on the nrst Iuesnay
In. Nav, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and slxty.two, by the Hon. Il. e. Bourne
Judge Of said Court,
LEXANDER JuNKINS, Guardian OF SUSdN n
"A GIBBS, OF Eliot, in said county, an insane per
son, having presented his second account OIL suaru
ianship OF his said ward for allowance
Ordered, That the said guardian give notice to
all persons interested by causing acopy ofthis or
der TO be published three weeks successfully IN we
Union 4 Journal, printed at Biddeford In SAID
county, that they may appear ut Prooate oS our,
10 he held Mt York, In said county. on the first
Tuesday In June next, ut ten OF the clock 10
the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they nave
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
A trina cony Attest Iieorwe N, knOwlton, Register
, 1862-11-09
THE NEcRl REGIMENT HAS 4 sue
cE&SfuL ENGAGEMENT WITH
GUkaitLhS,
CAPT. ANDREW GREW KILLED.
Bravery Gt 1,sr 1siatk Solllcra,
lCor. Of Lesreugorth Conszrs,tl7c. Sos.4I
ukaLVrAhrkR. 1sr Kansas NaL'-.

lcor. Of Lesreuyorsh cons=r7,s,7e. Sov.4l
ufLorAnrkR.1sr Kansas yoL'..)
fHfiT AZ h1cA, t.n the U.A,st, Heaf
Eu;kE. Ea1cs Co, No., ur,. ~. 1ti2.
A dttAchiIent Of seventy men from the
Southern battalion {Cpl. 5s*n1en'e}, and 100
I:oEl Col. Wiilsau.s', 1hs litter Huder CO u,
utnd ot Ca.t. &. Il. Ward, co,n;aay l., ID.
entire detachment under Col. Ses,Iao, uAo
sc!td und=. Instructions 1rau1 " @jor 9fenniry,
srr1sec ut this Lotnt On TuEsday afternoon.
having }tft Fort L:nct11 late un sf0ac4y.
he tHs E,y's scou:s ~erc seen Ia force VICE
He arrived At thss potut, .hr. rcstdsnce If an
infamous buer'ils nAttstd Too:hrnau, whoat
SOU to Eo~ prisoner at Fort hlucoin. Nc
TeEe shining tu CHAN out = rr,l1ez:oua Near
h IT, Or what Is kun~n III the Island, 4 hrye,
uarshy tract OF 1and lying In .he Qs4ssc. which
line been the result Of the J4sAinan a:ld Geek
ei5al fu- b ~f.sekess. We f0uud u. lltter In
tLrce, with q st,aencl11y mounted sad srt,ltt go
Of 1af1dus!y tsuIn<;ea at dtoIa 400 to so meu
Tie rsctats1f,, Is tl.at the iiret naurd wAs the
Correct ca.iiua:e, but stuce our Arrival he
tth bscu reinforced till his comm md un hcsa
ostF Coo. We ez.camr-d within TuatHuaa1i's
ystd, throsaSg u. r4ii barrle:le aud r.isia::
i n-k+ We l.ausec the rIac: For. Affic1 81
SeLd,py bsck toz cavalry and Tor the b4tauce
q tbs regiment, re hsirmish.d TWO days
ftett rday InosninE our sksEntshers shot 10
scouts. Af.sr 0inaer, lha ell=ny ereceeted
rs drawing out eC1alt desachns.nt .ss.u ces-
t:ugt 1t OF iIo11 our main s,sLy, 4 sharp en.
gts+menf tnsued, In tt,a Il tempt - sescus
our detachtprpt, Ne lost c!sht men kti.x
ard ten wouaded. Captain Crew, company !
A, lst rrg.mc cnt K. c. ", formerly OF 4lle
NaEtior Hcnse, vssh killed. LIEUT. Jo,sph
tiardner xaa severely wounded, but wilt oe
we'll within ~Ge& o: lao. Tne encn,y ret
Eutl Afccr kf'le1 this morning, xna ulns
ts>e lib !uary u4os,: wounded,
Il if ustless to talk a;iT more OF negro cnur,
a.e. The u1cu tough; like fisurs. rach a5l rv.
tlv one u lhrm, ard thr f11ala d:fIi:u,ty w1<
IL hold 1hctn veli In !,nd.
Ne IAse just received rciR'orcement., and
tave int. }i!Gcncc 1f i Guerrilla force tflAs rem
6tIs U3ost Necessary. We have tht
gutEiIlAs heE,sntd tre, sid y Il c.eau ikeua ao
thla county out sa4ldlu and meunt l. u,
vt:t. .h-;c sze The bojs to Clean ont th<
hushwE3ckrr4. L. J. II,
, 1862-11-09

Lsect: Col :s!ckes. Of Moline. tas 1.e-asl5 re-
thtntu from thr A'mT. anc- q c4,utse> oruush. i
.E .1sEsF Er WITH Him: Tot::y trnasedsyl hs soir
follow ing ct +, eIeci i1l distance. Tne o,ys aud
1e:sAisf eccae ns:n, who u-.e no+ quite familiar
~l,h 'he 1ssahe1 tn which ln.1 rfo:a :. ,h4 la.s
ns 3ilf Sttse tAt ride IN ltoa1p *1th ht4 e7plh&
10 naK, ees TT laugh ar The s,artr paseel si,,ux
1lfi.tts etrets *nen she oo:uccl put -pa:s t. ns
bore aid srssktg :e:sea:ru" Ir3-a :own. ~ite
hir c,tgcr III bat J'urt rit.-Hoct Iftaa1 dr7Y4,
Tie nAee no tou.st hnt .aa, the people vii,
he yeT1. much Interested in this ;4cs, bat why
ca4I<'- Cul- Sttkles 11tc into E,ck Is!.ut ,eisc
3 negro as VIII ae other ptapie, es,.e-
ciallf WEcn tie btgro in his cu12:or {4s IL
the case ~:ta this ca-) snd lie pays I'll n for
such ei.,rIo; ment- Col Sick.ss belongs 10
The :';h Illinois cavalrs. aad picked tk:a ne.y:o
uF IN A.knasas, and hired hin for esa:ed
Epn; aat pays loo Nos, VIC should ;'k, 10
EnGw Nhosr bnsiucss it ia The negro did
tct eol1e here to live, bat will 20 back 10 scc
tzny In > lew dsss.--Aoek i4'a"d Onion.
New We can tell al about thkt Lieut.. Col.
sicl1=s won that dazkcy 6rora St. L3uss
master, on bet on tho election Of Ab.abau,
lircolI. lie wns then oi th5 firm OF Sickle.
tv Bo5ins:cp, .uIllsrs, OF Moline. IL hated
slavery ~ he a~a,e has ha:ed it, sad though
Eot = betting man accepted tae blEser oi til.
slAretGieer, not unwilling !. try the c.aocs
VI :rc<Ins slaTe. The election cane month,
al:sr, and she winner ,housh: no mosu ot hi
bet ustIl & likely negro n1su waiked Into Iii
conastnE zooni, VITA nil th. papers Ia tora
for his delivery Ia lis rew MISTER. Mr.
sisl@es 1cet no ting il nlasi.g out the fsc,
| ;al-.rs OF tt. c,An, att niost devoted Az:
a;tachsd .A.tsrtsat h.s s.aee followed h,r
every *best. Ioa could not e;lit OFT ll1a
, 1862-11-09


"!arI: Fanny" Gage las gnue down to
Hilton Head or q missionary expedition to
tie rons1aoard=. In . letter from there Eae
xri:es:
What plaee ie this Hilton Head; bnrk Of
sand, with the lox trnts a,st Kuvetn:nent
htu. e. str::ching away in long lines upon the
eh< re- 14- houses ISL! govern u=ut ba.ldin.s
ats toyeE4 q ~ish white CANVASS The sands
are h}Wcsi like erow banks, arc In The din
lu.g, atuso-2aeEe OF the saEly 1aornioE- one
couid lazcly barieh the Illusion ct bein:, ue11
Vi lagt covered with The mantle OF ~iat-s.
There Ia but eHr tHc-stosY ensstilug o1 the
Head, snd slat builded faEK stso, s:ant1s uu.in
told relief a the cueEo;u htuie- T. 6. sew
traute, custom lcuse 6itic-r, and Captain
El"ell {once residents ef ClrvEiand} Ne soon
found. Better than ripe ttui'e In s.Etaer
tours ate the faces Of old isleuaA In atrl2ge
land.
Hilton Head may vel! be called the "bacE-
1oor" nf tie rebellion, and Washington the
front. Few at ths Suzth recognized tic i'm
fo.tscce ot thl- p1int that divides the ssAaAd
The :att. and how tapldt, It is CROWN. iuto
ii. for ti&ht." stand il walking; long rows
vi army teams, with harneah Oh, ssionl,n
you; grsa. ,uur, with their Gee2, black, Lul-
iew u rs, take I..pg. stc4ly loaks for :l= enc
.ay files ut tolti.E1 ,sarar, with Eot=e1sss
,srrd. ovrt sand I0ats that Duff the fes,t 1t
CACA fkS4' Hp2bE AStes ~ A'-A1un oFCE L4E
wafer, aud s1til!. r. houiue uvrs ! taon .aad
curves and crooks, lnle:s, ba5s, and marsty
tAlrA.
Only in the lack Of faith asi coussgc, in tbs
lick Ct 1ruekfalnees tnd PERSEVERANCE ia
Wli'e Earn and wonen OF the North in
answering to she Eeetls OF th.te people, cAn
:h-4e co1,e failure. Every day the aeld labor Of
"iaepe; escrE Cat meg i,attie.'. escaping from
1eb. ldom. eoIne tocbtots to the standard OF
good Gey. Saxson. military governor, and
Rev Es. Frsact. - geH+ssl agent ot tn. = :.
tio1at tttednao's r. lief A.<ot:s alton. =ski2S
ptu'ect3on, williuX 10 work bnl d=tn aiding
but sEnall stwasd. Already 1sG03 sra fsre,
apa are sra!testd ntops these pIelsauE islands.
eX:ehliag av.f snacy saI!ss os country. Bat
IL c coioted peop!e increase f4s;er thar teach
| ezs ard seteEintstd dsnts, aud to-day III. gts-
eTal sid hpndfed coold tEd employment
ht1e u teschinx and superIc!eudtng these
simple hearted people ID st,e ways Of liberty.
Most Of the lady TEACHERS WIN w.nt Out q:
| nrs. have returned toa.e. a lew a1e ssIla
tteinE good ser.Ice. NJ d the progress Of slrir
darh-t.ow,d pupils II wonderful, AL tstngs
considered.
, 1862-11-09

TIE -Natin.uf l'.senl'~rserr suzseets. ta,s an
der the cepdscasion act of ta- Ias. session OF
Congress, Gtn. Sherman, tni1i.sry governor
Of Memphis. ms no zizh: 10 permit Flares who
haSc escap*1 frenl e.sxice, ~ad come within
onr Ices, 10 zeturn to tht!1 1aa.:ere. Ui;acr-
&C, *hi1e he allow then, to BIZ forcibIy taken
away, he bks allowed them to -etara i. they
desire IL The coresc4uon act provides thai
Ill s!arls of perso::s In rebellion "essar.us
from s'Sa persons, ard tasicg refuge si1ll:a
tic fsIes Of tie armI, shals b: desmed cap
tires Of eas, and .haV Us forever free" Tae
Int aiG<reer d1e1as tLls conclusive, acd aoahts
Gra. sherIan's right to sv,ara thea to
slavery, even 1ith ;hei7 oxo eorsent.
lioeeEe: The question Of right mag be de-
rlted, good policy would esidea.lr dictate
TINT Gen. SAsrman Ehould no; permit their
resAsa- In the frs. place they naa5 bs spies,
s1d mar have besa sent si,hlu our lines for
the express purpose Of @' rstarhirs'' With such
Information as they can gather meantime.
Their services, moreover. x.:st ho valuable 10
eur army, sud ~ thrr arr captlves Of war, VIZ
ure clearly entitled to thsta. We do not see
why this ps::'cul.r Glaze Of At ca2tives Of var
tlou1d tt allowed freedom Of action Gcn.ed
10 all others.
, 1862-11-09
Tnx 1lssaa II 1laaAs
N1AxR oH OusQ. Ex1CUIlvn OHfAEfHXNE.f
CuzuNarp. Cr4- -. 1SeA


1. Ohlo's Qaoka usdsr III two calls az ths
psesk1ent, eseA f1F 30seo4 1as about = ,0>o.
M TNie npabsr wae duly apposttoned
ameee the several Townships and districts OF
he 8tate, numbering 1,4D, assignlag to each
Ia t1e1 guota 70 b. taiaA6, sttax giving to
each do credit fat thA forca therstotosr
fel4<d. "-..-..-
81 Every preparation necetenry for the
&rsff pas InAde ready by the 18th Of 3cp:em-
ber. hut in view OF The tsct, that ths loyal
rcople Ut the State hsd. to a great extent,
ken cccupled In resisting the sshel raid made
upQu eur southern borctr, It WIS considered
bot m act of Justice to postpone the draft
uotit the 16t nf nc.oh-r, which Wts done.
A. the ,iAte of september 18th. tie lunhof
subject to draft ~aa ..o Between shat
date and the arst dag Of Dct1ocr. Aaout 5, ,0JN
Of this nu,nber roluaseerra into the three
searss se1yice, thus leaving aboat II .ooo 10 De
drafted.
or tie ei.tty eight couuttss aho1t one
tor.,L cf them escaped the dral: ent:zesF. In
,hs n 1.,a1rder tln work of dyagfsn:, com
.r-lctI ard vas quietly pussued AMI Cheer
lul'y arYui-sc-d
Of Tie number tins drafted, 1aore th,r ore-
half, eltlt, BY person or substitute, hare SINCE
volunteered Ii tie three years. e-rSice, and
tts coed work ftil cbntiauee 50 TIL. II Is
nov thpurps tba. Er shaH have bot ",NW Or
+,tx Of the whole - .ND detasHded VI us to
.,1ealIxu into f.t,p months >+r1ics-
uY the recruits RbG1. 4, coo haze enlisted
Id @ I:css regiments. and the remainder b=Sn:,
about Il, ,tfe, Into old regiments.
DAVID Ton, Governor.
, 1862-11-09
.pan ~ ~ sctss shssaiessF The goscta-


wzk
Mhe nasSkea te1dznau which 15tls
our country with soadlen loose iron their
c2mmaude, senderly dassed - @etrag-
E1czr," ~hca rau1dtudcs of thea are ex-
posed to that ss1Dest Of military penalties,
that follows or should follow .desestion
in une Of war" Our army Is weakened
and the spirit and discipline of the troops
in the field endangered by { failure 70
draw firmly the cords that hold uen ID
the ranks md up to that Discipline whici,
alone caa make ar,lles effective. Spies
and cesertess should he punished w1t1l
''eash. il is not mercy To the Innocent
mary that the few guilty 60 unpunistcd,
1t is mistaken tenderness that spares
= general who tails. He hss had large
trusts AID larger honcrs held up before him
and when in the fRee OF all he fal;efs and
hiundcss his fate should follow speedily.
1t is said thas the military commission at
Washington hold in their hands thu re-.
sulss Of their careful Investigation Of the
Hsrpcfs FeHy affair. at is withheld"
says our Washington letter in aaot.,cE col-
umc, ~for State reasons" So were the
far.s Of Bslls Bluff withheld, and ". il
thcy hid been spread abroad as thn time
il would have saved us the lAtsr cstastro.
phles That have clouied the faces OF unlon
men with anger and shama- Tenderness
of the reputztiou of ! military commander,
Is mistaken ant c7uel il II hsys the effect
to 1eisin lin IL his poa,ion TO work tt.sl,
disg1aas
The tenderness has leeu all on our side.
Let there be An end Of it. II is cruelty u
the loyal mcn and women OF the North
| staggering under great sacrifices AID vel
SEEING the wealth u neir devotion to ttt
country 1avishcd on a sentiment Tae tn
! culics Of the republic must te punished
AL who help them must be put down. L
isqul'c time 70 bring justice to the liue- i
is quite time TO cease from s2arius spies
1e!eAsinE pirates, she!te1ins and panpcr
ing known traitors, making Il q light Of
fence to desert the rauks If OIL, army
passing lightly aver :he grave hluulers y
ge:.sca.s Il, the fell From I'LL Of ;irs
may We no: pray Cord Lard deliver W..
, 1862-11-09


Nej. Gen. Richardson tiea st Shar;,searg,
Mss<lana. November Sd, IRON wounds re-
c. lvet at thr battle Of .Antirtsn,, whtl- COM
Esodtng diTieian IN the corps Of Gen. s1.1.
atr- He wAs the orly son Of the Hon. (. L.
Richardson, one Of the tao.s pron.lncat law
sess OF Vermont fos fos.y yesrs. lie ~as
h'la at FairfA1, Vermont, In 1919, and ~
t"Adcd school sonr ,i.Ae a. St -Nban.. and
.htTr received. thsou Il the aAsist,nce Of the
Hon. ue1aan Allan, al appainsmsus to ca-
deteh;p At 1ees1 PoiEt, Bc grauusted in 1S;.,
and received The commission Of breret SEC
end lieutenant Ii tie s.d regiment United
States Infantry. He Joined his regiment Ia
flusida, mad :eiua.rtd there TIL the close OF
Tic sesoiEole-Har. dc participated In the
hsst tao battles Of the Mexican var, Palo
ANo and kssscA dc IA Palma, AID ~As pro-
nsetea to second ncuteuacy. lie sro.e-
qnunt:y uazcled 10 Monterey under Gen.
Taylor, aEd ~as promoted to fist uessep-
Acr- uejolred tie coumsnd OF Gen. Scott in
iSiG 1t Vera Cruz, ard ~as present at th-
siege snd sn5scedcs Of tlat cit3 in March. Ga
TIE 18th Of the slna month, he was ar the
>1c!1a.cg IF Cs11a Gurdo-w1ta his company
ca7tr1ipg enc Of the tive pieces on Teleyza 2h
Ii.lL This hill WAS The key TO tie ,xhols r,o-
s,:lou. He weut through the who1e MEXICAN
ea1n1Algu. When tho ;,rceent rebellion broke
tut. he sectise the eclonelcy ot the - sfseh-
gan rrk fmen1- He acted as trigadier general
ri7h great ttEtc'. and was promoted to =
na:j'T senrla1rh!p. II. did excellent series
IN cSTesiuE :he retreat trnm TIE ti:st Bull
a.n. Evtry des e1tit.ou which has been siseu
~ TIC et*nft1crs, reveals that lie Was n. tin
right l'l:ee at :hcr jsht tine. He Vas ah,u:
six lac: IL hight, broad ehcs:ea, compact,
powerful in iurm- He wss aToczet BY .Hs
constant exposure Of nlany years of military
lie, hsd alord, so7osaus voice. and plese.
Ing, Eeye1e. HIS .ntors;ion'and p!onarc:a.
lion ~era those u New Englaad-r. Gru.
Ric.asdson sFas tie cr<oa who peef=r7sa tht
ct.syes asasas. Cuiontl M11cs for osd can
dntf ur the 1e1a Ut The first battle u Dui
hua. The latter died from wounds .eceivsd
81 Nar7er's Ferrs, tie forn,es frou wound.
1eceiyet II Ant!etan.
, 1862-11-09
.Ntbe e:.1Grlt!t1tte.
MOS1AH. x0VEllRER 10. 1sea



Administration Il Washington. II here
IA Dlineda, aud IN Indisns, Pennsylrani.,
Ohio and New IosR The result Of the recent
elections Is regarded ~ = vote of conden-
ua1ioo, not eseni the nouclalanoe Of Scx-
ard, OF the optimism Of Smith, can 81 be-
E'g and buInbug the nther members Of The
execn'ire department Of the government,
ss,ut they will IL unable TO ste Just where
that condemnation should fAll TIE coun-
Try hxs decided, not t1iat ABRAHAM LrS-
COIN IN Acutsly, in patriotism, an1an zeal,
II ...a worthy At ti.e epur,rss confidence;
but that he men like Mcclellan,
Butll s Co., Who have 70 sbascd the public
patiencs. are unworthy OF continuance
Of that support the President has accorded
10 them. 1t has decided that We mus:
have var in earnest, or. pasoe upoo SONG
h1ns The most Lono1shle that can be OBJ
t.ilei; nj any rate. That The old policy Of
neglect suG insctinn 1n the field, shall give
Hey 10 re% and more energetic measures
We ls:lieye sLs1 The vuiee of the people
Is for WAY. Tie ayowA oY , pesoe OF
compromise {'aiic5, on the part Of the
Dem"c.a.i: nc1uiuces 1os Congress, would,
NC u.itk, have incSissely insured far
IhIcsent rcsrlss fEoN those that have been
attained.
Their nominees, tos the most pasz, Aya
s'lecged 70 Continuance of hosti!iaes Until
:se te1.ls'rial integrity OF the country aad
lis 1'ol'acaa unit5 afe restored. We know
tha'. 10 mary cases, these pledges wero
Intended 70 oecc1Sc' ana Tia: tiAe pfssi lent
viii contend against powerful And al
Mes1 openly tfsloysl 1ac11on Us soon Is the
ncat tonsrss u;ec:s- bat The people PIT
1a1ta IN lhear ELICIT j, and cast their rotcs
according to shear convictions And IS
much as VIC regTea tie disaster ;las: has
sA1allcn the administration, we mus:
conitsa, and, supporting Nj. LINCOLN az
warmly and US eneeseticaDy as We do
now and always have dcnc, We con:sss
with shame =nd modification. 1hat H'e havs
M 1essou 10 tH surprised OF shocked by
the verdict TINT she people have rendered.
Thstt Is tn end to human ENDURANCE, aad
.saa es'd. n,ajosi.y Of The voters left ST
home lad rn1cvs:iouably rssAehed.
We btticvSd during the CANVASS, and we
believe s:I!, 'ha. The Administration, in
fpl'e u the b'undeFs Of NcClsl'an and the
host o1 do-n1thins generals whom Gen.
Scott and West Polat put at the head cs
<llsr armies EfiOII1 haTf, been Sfafap1
, 1862-11-09
LNC1NvrLLE RstEsPOSDESCE.

tSe:7,s Of :1e Gsntral. in the -drny Of Ee Cum
lxrfani- nll-1aNe7dtk - Esi.tende7s- -}Sous-
n--DnM.ot--B.yae-Gsl gf a
bteaAur--L.sf Of Sick ani lavet,.dt,t
, 1862-11-09

Defnilt ef tie T7r7nry at laysritte-G a7st.t'y
ef I'm M.tnt dntt tie +i5kansas Rsyitr78-I
dniumpk 1g5{nst ErsGt OTatA
, 1862-11-09

a Tie following crisp dapalch from 3<aasor
aannsr vas senk "a &s. Fsank ". BAiara o4
Keu yosk ely: ' =
sBoasoN, Nov. 5-Nsssarh1setts h era
q 4 eolid tor fseed0Un epd tqe IT, 4osk. Me
ean p4tntse moro. CuAalss 3uxrRx"
, 1862-11-09
0pR WARRINGTON a,ExRKR.

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Bird F1oen-Gsex Hs~Hy AFsf.-dfat.All
HaGqxaszevs Aoadtat Probabilities IF .
E2x.1s-CAaR0 Weaht.2t Harnr'a
EuT LssssGi9zstes-Diso1ossns ssa5taeg t.
Exse2epatss6
, 1862-11-09

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Hmn.vs1 sae E.OS y fh2sa Nsse@As 3S'
0tznstios QfAls Eos&
, 1862-11-09

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corc4Es II n late l.sfes=s tosa III t,..,, .
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anI Nt.e- Bin In HAs4sehnsetts Hss Isl -
tcast eI2=:seEc~ Ap1 r.n Ksre IT, hts9 af ic,-,.,
Aft,ehs II. T." care Ct ~ Z CIok. rs.,f.t i
Ell ~. iEGttY -+NA
, 1862-11-09
90 Rcnl.

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l. fEot. r2aEa. tarsi-bel II dehr- a. nt No. "
ia-t7n ttst>L opp sti.s u 81 oosu Psrk Uar .: tvs
DR1.yGxt
, 1862-11-09

TO EENT-Is.ick S .ors and Ras~
meat. ~ wA-h!aStan .t.ecs-xstt 4u't.d aqd
et-t e.: aay light Misunderstanding ss ret NJ n.s-n."~
1ve-ts-i IN E.fn II lny Lla. .tnIfy p:rt:l 10
". = TL4JJSltN n41ET4.fiF
, 1862-11-09
35ndrDing.

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a.,d h, vie. 4:4. tst.rAa:- - tos lk
s;rR:- K. ntltlEc1. ~ III Hs4t t.anI 'a!4 %raet.
, 1862-11-09

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rHArd uf y @l.ht ,:rrr: ~ 4 Iaza. mss ~. i.
iaas t!R trs:- -s{ t.i>tee 10 H. ns.s51r .A%
.taracIrf... ALaies. r. h. II = racsa.V:e
t4%>iESa.W
, 1862-11-09

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tre1n Clark ana Lsa4iIs ps-..+-ir7 1tse at u ,ten
h.r. Ap2ir 10 JULIUS NA:SW1.Tu q LAKE
, 1862-11-09

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sf.'e, britstp .!sck7va aa1 tesi:th &t;...u r.
nst To t1r*~1l s cf1 s.it.Hk Nth t+,e.s-s =. =.
p:.es. .MEEChAsr." t*t.: Ut.ee Bas IL >AA =
, 1862-11-09

TO I.EET.-F'irSi cI:ls$ Residence,
4 Marble Tfnat Nc 81 ::a.hias:oa .tsr-t. .:e.
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n.t.%stiS, LPit II Nc. M,-Srt -trett. ia ita:'.
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pa4y*ttASr
, 1862-11-09

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NiI!tsa In 1t:asss in tai. esy whiea psrstt. =.
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1ia n 5na-t sst -itrsa,y. Kop- hi n1sr1.sa e
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Gtssser koa &I ~
, 1862-11-09

VI; A NTEO.-A Situa.ioa t.
- yonns ny. hA1!ef 3 t:ct s.9sece :
stutss st..l. =. = atiE:'e-sr. E&avEt x -
E!.tE. sts1ces - !" Chicago fassu:ss.
, 1862-11-09

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IL ea.;et. ~ n.t-.s e.ety F..s azdlst,.ysyr4At
10 the " 81, r. te'l tho en:y ktrst aht fnrt1E
tActnfy y st.t,. rry P&tkz-e p9t Ipse X sgQ g
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11t 4 r.s= o:'5a TO ]. u. Itlltta1s (aA:.
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, 1862-11-09

{@>UN REHT O:3 SsI4E WITH
FC1:SfTs:EE.-I ~s-a tn sci: hr r-rt tx G-tt
*t-i5 HI r+*f.t rec IL the viii Nv 1t At41ssnn. T.s
, 1862-11-09

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EaE:r'- s--t hy ffar to- r. trr:s dt1 { II An
MAs1t.s CT: ttt ENt:f CASx set D. 81. nj f.-t.
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