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A. McCONNELL'S,

A. ~
AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French Calf D 5 BoQtss
do do do DS&pVB Boots
do do Kip do do do
'a'i D0'' ee aG1s BoSss. D Prime.
F Scotch Ties, mems. Boys Kip L Coarse Boots
& a2 Bs gPSs:. d. d. Youths 90 S Cope f f. % 90
,giris9 Calf and Kip Do
FOR THE LADIES,
English Lasting do 6iovs Kid BaimoraIs.
Et Our own make Of Can. Goat sai sn SIX KID trf BnlazoGsls
and BoOtees.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Our own make,
9Oat & Kid 90 Calf ana a0ss BOOtsss.
SIX gore Lasting Caters. 8 cent Shoes,
Kid, Goat and Calf Bootes,
Custom Work,
Best style made to order. from shild's kid boo
tee, 10 $ mans sewed Boot.
A. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET.
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes aud Rubbsrs.
ever before in this market. We do not ask you to
come and buy. but come and let Us show you the
goods and prices. and II we do not save you 10 pr CT
on what You pay Us cash for. we will stop the works
and go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South in
Dixie" 10 Sight secesh.
a u c C 0 n y E l. l. s
BOOT L SHOE STORE.
Is one of the best places on the Reserve, and has
been for fifteen years. 10 get good goods az low pri-
ees. All work is warranted. and what is not made
in the shop, we get made out, and is warranted all
the same. aS-Do not fail TO call and see him before
you buy.
Mems Rubber 0vershoes, Mems Rubber Sandals,
WOmen's do WOmen's 90
Misses and Children's Overshoes,
Just reed NJ MeC0NNELLS, Main Street,
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Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots to
Rent,
Inquire at MeConnelPs
SHOE < LEATHER STORE.
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Custom Work
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS.

For sale, in good localities. in the Village Of War
ren-ean be bought on good terms. Inquire al Ne
Connells SHOE j LEATHER STORE,
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.DASS VOLS,
Id Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flies, Drums. Ban
AbXMs'MUSIC STORE.
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Thras Small Forms "a Sal

One Farm 40 acres, One Farm 50 acres.
One Farm 60 acres,
Good farming land Inquire at
MeC0NNELLhS SHOE i LEATHER STORE
Main Street. Warren, Ohio
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Advertisements mol under contract. must be mark
ed the length Of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
ments, so per cent more
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis. but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements TO be paid for invariably
in advance. n
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, net connected with
their regular business.
Ger wear: each additional line. 70 cents.
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I0R

PRINTING.
Having recently made large additions OF the
latest STYLES of type, 10 our assortment OF J9o
Printing material, we are prepared TO execute IN
the best manner, the different varieties OF PLAN
and Fancy Printing
Address Cards, Certificates. Labels,
Rns;nsss Caris Check Books. Manifests,
Bank Checks, ColOred Printing, Notes,
RiTs ~ Iading Drafts. Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Form Books, Receipts,
Blanks, all kinds, Handbills, SHOW Blls-
In fact everything done in the shape of PRINT
ing, at prices that cannot fail 10 sait, and WITH
Dispatch. We keep constantly on band a good
sSsorfment of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
which those in want of Printing can select
I'll Justices and ~COnstabIes' Blanks,
Warnontee. Mortgage and Qgif-Cgaim Deeds, SsHr-
mons, Executions, SaIpoenas. etc.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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N e w FIR M.
BENZ. CRASAGK. d. B. GuHokk.
CRANAGE & GILMORE

II aving associated themselves to-
IL gether in the Boot and Shoe business,
would respectfully call the attention Of the public
to the large stock on hand. and they are now re-
eeiylng q large addition of fall and winter styles of
Ladies' wear, Boys Boots, Ladies and Mems Rub
Der Shoes. aud all other articles necessary TO make
seOmplets stock, which will be sold as low as at any
other store in the place.
Mr.. Cranage having an experience of Thirty
Years in the business. and being = practical work
man, will devote his attention rs heretofore to the
manufacturing department, and especially to Gus
tom Work. None but the best Of stock will be used.
and especial care taken in fitting. and all work
made warranted.
Leather Of all kinds, Findings, &C.,
constantly on hand. WeWillb be found for the pres
emit at the old stand Of B. Cranage. one door east of
X. II. Barnum's Hardware Store, on Market st.
Nov. 70. 1862.
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Rate of Advertising

ss- Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. make
a Square.
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Sewing Machines

T AIDES and Misses Nets, and al
IL most every thing usually kept in a Millinery
Store, at YRS. KINGS
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. set Mems Boot Trees,
Is" Boys
10 Youths
30 pair Crimp Boards,
at AcCUNNELLS
30 barrels best sweet and pure Suztsis oil.
WAX. PEGS ( co,
At MeConnslFs Shoe q Leather Store, Msin Street.
WEBB'S BLOCK.
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MOTIONS

MOTIONS. =.
~ In the Notion Inns, I have q good variety Of
the leading artieles-ueh as Silk Threads; Spool
penders; Gents Collars: Fine and Ladies Dressing
Combs Of all kinds: Shoe Laces: Hooks and Eyes;
Gun Caps Paper and Envelopes; Pencils: Carpet
Taeks-a large lot of Skirt Braids, dark eOlors; Yam
kse and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread,
Re, &c.
Our Notions are only sold to Jobbers ut wholesale.
June IL. 1862. JOHN r. WOODS.
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MILLINERY.

BLOWERS and RIBBONS of new
Il and desirable patterns and seseyI at
MRS. KINGS
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FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1862
FOR GGyERNtB:
ABNER COBURN
OF SKoHHEGAN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS:
FIN Dptnst-FREDERICk \. PIKE.
The Congressional Conven-
ton.
ton.

Tbs first meeting of the Convention under
the new arportionment, took place in Els
worth, on Wednesday last. Many new faces
appeared among the delegates from the other
side Of the Penobscot, but we believe, this
our first meeting, passed off pleasantly and
the acquaintance now formed will eventgate
in long continued friendship. All the dele
gates evidenced good Union spirit, and
seemed DESTROYS to act for the public veal,
and to make nomination that shall be rati-
fed by the people at the polls in September
The addresses were spirited, patriotic an /
well received. Post prandial speeches are
noted for dizziness, but in this case, either
the speakers were not lucky enough to get
any dinner or else the occasion, and the
feyerish cxeitemcnt, just now all peryading
had its full effect upon them, for they were
as lively as the most excitabc could dc>ir.
Hon. F. \. Pike, on entering the Hall by
invitation, after the nomination. was gr5eted
with applause, and made neat, patriotic
and timely speech Of fifteen minutes Ills
denomination must be gratifying 10 him. as
it is an endorsement of his course, and an
acknowledgement of the services rendered
tbs district On matters aplertaining 10 it,
commercial interests.
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Proclamation Of Cor Andretr for Troops
10 more Regiments Called For.
g BosToN. July I'd.
Gen Jashson is reported killed.
Gov. Andrews has issued proclamation
for 10 more regiments of troops. lie offers
the most favorable inducements for volun teers
and recruits
Recruiting is expected to commence imme-
diately.
Great activity exists in military circles {;
and great excitement throughout the city,
Recruits are also called for to fill up the
old Massachusetts, regiments which have been
greatly reduced by the casualties on the ma
ny fields of battle.
Great enthusiasm is manifested to Join
these regiments for the fame of them IS the
theme ct praise throughout the Old Com,
monwcalth
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JONI \. PETERS, ESQ OK SESsrArERs. Here
is the opil ion ola loyal demo crat on traitoro &
sheets. No Republican has ey sal! any
hing so hard, though it is true. Hope our
Maohias cote uporary will not feel owe: 1T
tered
Mr.. Peters said this was not a Peoples con-
vention, though called as one. NJ Republi.
cans were acting with them, bat p eeles had
been made against them. Where is the eNi.
dcuce OF repentance OF seccssiunists? They
are driven under cover for time, hut let the
gallant MeClellan be defeated before K th-
mond and no surer than black cloud sur
charged with water brings to the ground my
rads of worms, would these men crawl out
aud show their exutation, Would he frat
ernie with such men as support such vie,
traitorous sheets as the Saoo Democrat aud
Machias Union. Never.
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l. ). STEAMER k,S.wu,
DIOckaIlng of MObi!t
Afar .ll,L. Iurn

DEAR EDITOR Since the date of nv last
letter great things have taken place here in
the Gulf, in the capture of New Orleans
ana Pensacola, and other places of minor
importance and although il was not NV
soou fortune to participate in the glorious
s.ru y! at New Orleans, yet envy not the
ur"Ve fellows there engaged, nor the laurels
eney 80 calamity won. 1t was sore disap.
Po.htmeht to ne that could not be there
put orders were imperative, and it was abso-
l ll'eiy necessary that at least one gun boat
should remain on this station. we had ~.
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Fifth District Convention.

The Congressional Convention, Fifth Dis
trict, met at Writings Hall. in this town.
July 81, at O'Clock p. ", according to the
previous call.
joseph I. Grant, Esq. Ct Ellsworth,
Chairman Of the District Committee, called
the Convention to order AMI nominated y.
\. FARwELi, Esq, Of Rockland, as Temporal
ry Chairman, and n. X. Sawyer Of Els
worth, and Charles 4. Miller Of Rocklanl
as Secretaries.
The chairman made few appropriate re-
marks. and at once PROCEEDED to the business
of the meeting.
On motion, the chair appointed the How
ing gentlemen C0mmitte on Credentials
Isaac Bearce and B. F. Kelley of Washing
ton |. II. Thomas and Charles IIlmiin Of
Hancock; David Davis and VIM. McGil.
very of Waldo, and VIM. Wilson of Knox.
On motion Of Mr. Granger of Calais, the
temporary organization became the perma-
ncnt one.
While the Committee was out, Hon. Geo.
F. Talbot Of Machias, responded 20 call f, F,
a speech. Upon retiring amid applause
Hon. joseph Granger OF Calais, was called
upon and responded in a happy and relicitous
manner. Charles A. spoford, Esq, of Deer
Isle, was now requested to respoal to call
and did so, in his usually happy manner
in speech of much eloquence.
The Committee on Credentials reported as
follows Hancock County entitled to ! del
egates, present II,
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Aurora-DariI Mcfarland.
Amherst-F. b. Foster, X. II. Siishy.
Observation-Disclosures Fulton, J. 7. IIinekley,
Augustus Stevens
Buckspott-D. h Hall, Y. p. Wardweu + :
Wardreil, Nelson Varnham, Seth Smith.
Brooklin-Nelscn Herick, John y. sargent
ford.
Cranberry Isle-Gilbert Uadiock.
CdstiDe-John Bridges, |. Lawrence.
Dedham-J. X. Pearl, q. ". BlaisieiI
Deer lsle-C. A. Spofford, :. b. Higgins.
EiiswOrth-Andrew Peters, Samuel button. J
l. 6rant, \ X. sawyer I. Hale, J. IL. Hopkins.
George :. Smith.
East6rook-Charles ii. Maeomber.
Eden-D. p. Mareyes, ;. Thompson
Franklin-J. II. West, Alex. Martin
Goulioboro'-B. :. Hill, W. Haskell, A. Wood.
Hancoek-John Milliken, Lewis Springer.
Loag lslaaj-B. ". Cole
Mariayile Msltby Kingman.
Nj pestrt-J. NJ. Soyes, E. {. Babson.
No = Aaron Graham.
No. l0-Joseph A CoIson.
No. Alb. Butler.
oriand-Cha's Ilanlin. o. Sargent, I. II. Har
rimam, T. C. Howe.
utis-T Jordan.
Penobseot-D. Perkins, sabin nutchings, ] .
Snowman.
surry-Samuel Merrill, Samuel Lord.
seds"ick-W. q. Sargent, b. NJ. Means. Moses
P. Allen.
salIivan-A, B Simpson, Josiah Bean.
Swans Isle-E 5. 6ott.
Trenton II. ). Trevett Josiah Dsy.
Tfcmoat-A. X. P. Lunt, Eben Fernald, 5. p.
Rich.
VERONA. " White.
Maiiham-D. I, Swan, Elliot Jordan.
Washington County entitled t. - delegates.
present -,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Prneeton-Leonard Peabody, A. W. Bucknau.
Cooper-H. ?. Cary
Medd ybemps-Isaac Bearee.
Edmunds-George Little.
DennysVilie-s. II. Johns, 5. W. Allen.
Iopsfeld-Dan Pineo.
Crawford-J. A. Dightman.
Charlotte-Asa Phipps
Childs.
Treseott-Wilson Mcclellan.
Lubee-H. p Dewey, 5. A. Lawrence, A. D.
Sumner.
Marion-Benbmin I. Smith
Eas %
Liysrmore.
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SHip Island, Miss. June Eth. u

Ma. EDITOR -.
Perhaps your readers feel an interest in
all the Maine Regiments, and have frianG. in
this, the 18Th, which is stationed OF Ship
Island. This regiment has been encamped
here since the 9Th Of March General Neal
Dow IS now in command OF this post, and
Is IN all respects worthy of the position. lie
is an attentive and kind-hearted man, aud
has gained the good will of all the regiment.
Our field ana staff officers are satisfactory
The health of the soldiers is not az good as
1t has been the climate and hot weather is
giving all the camp fever, or as the Doctor
terms 1t, " continued fever
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The proprietors of the Bangor Jefsrsoniaa
have started neat looking Daily Evening paper
We hope they will make il success. Ii is "a live
ly sheet, we'll filled with news, printed on new
type and sold at cheap rates.
The weekly JefersoaiaR comes to us this week
in a new dress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

The Convention gave three cheers for the
nominee, three for " Honest Old Abe, !" and
three for the officers and ldiers Of the grand
army of the Union from Maine.
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CAsEY's DvlsIoN.-Read the letter from
Capt Spofford of the ! lth Maine. in this is
sue. The language of General McCleila
always seemed harsh to us, and we believe
so the community generally after the facts
were known.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

Purify, Purify, Purify the blood with Ayers
Sarsaparila, and the humors, arrangements aud
distempers which preyade the system at this sea-
son win disappear. We have tried'it and speak
with knowledge.
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Tho Machias Union is growing more inelia
ed to favor the rebels. if possible. Our eotempo-
raries down east had better let the Ualon alone,
they can't make " silk purse Of a soWs ear, il
they try.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-04

The Governor has appointed Hon. Josiah
L. Cutter OF Augusta, and Rev. Richard Mood
hull Of Bangor, Trustees of tho Insane llospit.i
VIM. Wilson of Rockland is appointed InsPesior
of the State Prison.
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WAR NEWS.

OR Loss IN Offers Hcary- Porter's and
Smith's A~f,tiery Terribly E5ecfiee The
Rejet Dead Piied an Heaps Oar Loss on
Friday l2e0- What General Mcclellan
ment 10 do-ErplaaatioH Of has &rategy--
Our Force Oaln 4j'0O0 On Tie Farsi Day
The Rebel Force 60,0o0.
New YoRS, 30th.
Major Rossela of the Regulars, and kins-
man Of McCicllan,s Staff are killed. Col.
| Pratt, of a New York regiment, was killed,
and also Lieut.. Coils Black and Sweit5er.
Oar loss in officers is very marked indeed,
/ The dispruportou in numbers was 50 extraor-
binary and the obstnacy Of our troops So un,
| yielding that eur losses were inevitably large.
/ The arti lery in both Portcr's and Smith S
divisions piled them in heaps. The fire was
T horribly effective.
The New York Heraids report dated the
9th states that our killed and wounded on
that day reached Zoo. Taey object of the
movement was to bring Porter AMI other di-
visions into In r. close injection with the
rest Of the army, in fact changing the front
of the whole OF our forces, with our centre
and leit pressing i.nciiItely on RichHond it
self, which woald be done, it was expected
on Saturday. 1t was the virtual surrender
I lUE OF NttdtlN3 81 Tux ! IN iilS "a NGsGuCt
heretofore kept MechanicsSilie.
In ord Y t. have our whole force within
nor effective distance, also to allow tie rtb Is
to fIIlow up aud to bag them, if possible,
Gon. Mcclellan ordered ton Port r t. with.
draw two miles this SIDE of Gaines Mills,
early on Friday morning, which WAS done
the enemy following UP, thinking they had
gained victory.
J., IL -,
good order. h-htin@ Is they went, crossed the
CHiekahomins, AMI raaehcI tae position de-
>iEuated for their occupation ~ Con Nc
C.rtan.
The rebels followed in great force anl by
. clock in tie afternoon Il gen raj and heavy
engagement occurred here. la>ting till :
5'elock when lull to X place, bat the reb
els again renewed 1t with great ferocity, hay
ing been reinforced oar brave men stood
the unequal contest like Aerlcs. and canister
she'll, grape and muskctry did fearful havoc.
Oar forces were increased By &c erals So
Gums Palmer'> Frcueh's and Metyher's brig
adcs and the r he.s were beaten badly.
| Mcagher's brig .dc went into battle with
their ats Oft. sleeves rolled up and lighting
! ike tigers. lac ground which General Ne
Clrllan ordered g II Porter to occapy and
hold, was occupied and held.
In the first Part Of The day only General
PJrters corps c9nt-nded against the rebels
t bat salls qleat rc,uf trrein MT swclled the
number to 1900 TIE rebels had 5000
/ men Under Generals Lee, Hi, Anderson aAd
+ Branch,
/ Amo = tie killed. are Col. Black, L, Col.
Sweet1er Of tie Penn. GA. Col G yeof the
1 22i Nus. Cd Roberts of the lst Michigan,
f t',I Nsn,a8. a,J - IA Seillau al tho
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NurthNeAu--E, NJ. ] atcS-
esley-Ilenry Muusou.
Ehitjng-T Fitzpatrick
Marshield-T G. Geichell.
Jonesbsro'-H. c. HALL
Maehiac--G F. Talbot, D. W. tarrar, NJ. II
Wilder, II. l.. Hill.
Cutlcr-Isanc Wilder.
Whitneyvile--W Smith, s. s. sevev.
East Machias A. II. Harmon, 5. Lonsfellow
W. J. Pope.
Machia sport-0. W. Means
Robbinston-E. X. Nosc, h. 7. Kelley.
Perry. Q. A. Little, Geo. W. Mutt.
Codyyile-II. X. Mallory.
DantoFtA-M. Springer.
Eailcyyille--N. 3. spear.
Cen,eryille-Ira Allen.
steubcn-Johu Pierce, l. F. Neil.
Jackson Bro ok L l.. Dudley.
Caais-J 0stph Granger, George W. Dyer, E
D, Harvey, Cyrus Young. Joseph Smith.
Ne. !, Il. samuel Howe.
Alcxanier-W VIM. speaGiu.
Dcblois-Eben Sborcy.
Bcddiurtdn-D. Eonsiellew.
MjlIbridso-T. c Long, John Brown.
Addisou-L. &. Worster, :. Heath.
Cherfyfeld-J. 4. Miuiken :. ?. jordan. F.
Jacks. n.
Cs!umbia--J. Lippincott, ]. w leighton.
Haring ton-B. G. Kicker, +. t. leighton.
No. III. l.. TwoI.
No. 2i--P. BoSzanault.
Jouesport--E. Il. Mckenzie.
On. ..
r<ox co,.>rv
.,.,o.,n- II srr,re- ch,,, . Kern roI,
Arnold.
Camien-A6el Merriam, James Perry, /. IL
rharniiAe. Jonas Merriam. NJ {. Andrews,
Withe7sp2eh, + r. sinin'ea,
Hone Isaac HOBBS. John Is. burton
" - NIL Wln Wi;.on ~ =
taEwen. G W WHIT. +. i. Spear ,,,,
ri an iii.,.'''''''' ''''' -
HinalhaYen-T c. Carver, Jahn carver.
Waldo County entitled to = deiss lies' pres
ent IS,
WALDO COUNTY
:. Belfast G IhafI3T ". o. f3af, ", j. v
"a al p ii =. A. 1-lss' Law - - w.. "
Eeiment-J P; Homer, o D. Wilson.
hT a''''..-i n1 ~ D. D. ae. J. : nsrf,rl.
Fnuatert--Klra Manter, I. +. bIai'den.
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PRRsoSAL.-IIon. I. A. Pike has been in town
two or TIRES days.
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-'N' 'N''''' $50 '''N' 500 ia
vention, and sisnifcd his acceptance in IN
earnest and eloquent speech.
T. r. Simontoa, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following:
Resolrsd, That We adop,, as expressive Of
the feelings Of this Convention, the first
three resolutions adopted by the last Ee-
publican State Convention, which are US fol-
lows:
Rcsoired, That We invite a cordial and
patriotic union of the people Of Maine on
the simple basis Of generous support of the
| policy and principles that charuc terize the
| Administration OF Abraham Lincoln.
1 Rcsokeed, That the infamous rebellion in
the Southern States against the authority OF
the | MON and the Constitution, now hapIi-
! " waning III It's proportions and Its strength,
must be put down at any cost Of blood or
treasure, and that T. thls end the people Of
Maine pledge their lives, their Fortune and
their sacred honor.
ResoLced, That the soldiers in the Army
and sailors in the Navy OF the Union have
the sympathy and support Of the nation, for
whose life they are gallautly battling, and
that we cordially approve all measures pro-
posed by our State and National Govern
inents for their relief and their reward.
Resoircd, That the Hon. Frederick 4.
Pike, OF Calais. by the ability. integrity and
fidelity with which he has discharged his du-
ties rs member Of Congress iron the old
sixth district, has eatitlei himself to the
sutirages of all true Union men in the new
fifth Congressional District of Maine
1t was motioned that the chair appoint a
District Committee The chairman remark.
ed that he would take the suggestions of the
County Delegations as 10 the committee. -
The following gentlemen were then annonnc-
ed as the committee E. Il Spear of Knox.
lSnatius Sargent and Seth B. Berry OF
Washington, y. h, Sawyer and j. T. IIinck-
ly Of Hancock, and Miles S Staples and Al,
bert Watson, Jr., of Waldo. Adopted. Sub.
sequently the names OF VIM. o. Poor, and
- Sanborn of Waldo were sent to the
Secretaries as the choice of Waldo. Not be-
ing willing to assume any responsibility in
the matter, this statement of the facts is
made, SO that the county can take any action
it pleases in the matter.
voted, That the proceedings of this Con.
Vention be published in all the Union pa.
pers Of this Congressional District.
Voted, That the thanks OF this Conyen-
ton be extended to the Chairman aud See.
retaries for the able and impartial mapne,
IN which they discharged their duties.
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,RAHAM LINCOLN.

Secretary Seward stated to-day that Gen.
MeCleian was in communication with our
fleet on james river. lie also states that
there was no truth in the Ncraid's rerort
that two European Governments had given
notice that the war should cease. This
statement was made to delegation Of the
New York Post
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-05-23
1000 Agents Wanted.

10 introduce DIR Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every county. Men or women who want to make
money quickly. can do better with these article.
than anything in market. They are new. useful
low priced, and we are spending thousands il
advertising them for the benefit of agents. Box.
es of samples. containing dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circular.
will be sent, on receipt of seren dellars, abour
half price, to any person wishing to test his q,
her skill in selling with the view of becoming ar
agent They can be sold in day.
u We would rather pay salaries than Com.
missions to those who prove themselves efficient
statesmen.
% Now is the time u 80 into the business.-
koS address and IstsxsassS see above.