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n. B.-Beef extra and first quality includes no.
thing but the best large. fat. stabilized Oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen,
the best stabilized Cows, and the best three year old
Steers.
Ordinary consists of the Bulls. and the refuse lots
Sheep, extra includes Cossefs, and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out
There weio the Grand Trunk and
Eastern Railroad; u over the Boston aud Lowell;
and ~ over the fiieiburg OF those the Fitch
burg were from Albany.
Remarks-1here not many cattle last
week; prices without material change; two
prs; sold for - u Ion lbs. bat the prices far the best
Oxen wer from - 50a5 - l. 100 Tbs. Quite a small
number OF Sheep and Lambs; but, added TO the
Plus of last week, te number sui cent for the
demand; good lambs sold from g 81 10 81 /, head.
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DIED.

In this city 9th inst of consumption, Hette l.. only
laughter of Pamela and the late Hiram Jordan,
aged 20 years.
20 Funeral to-day friday at O'Clock, from No
Paris street Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
In Belfast 9TH inst Mrs Lydia NJ, wife of Capt VIM
Roix, aged 81 years and mos.
In Gardiner 9th inst, Willie II son of the late Dan
lei Lincoln, Jr aged 10 years ana mos.
In Rockland sth inst Catharine. daughter of Will
liam and Ellen Donahue. aged Il years and Is days.
In Pennington sth inst, Mr. j IL Sanderson, aged
81 years.
In Mercer 4h inst Luther Burr. Esq,aged 70 years.
Killed by the explosion board the gunboart
Mound CITY, ON White River Arkansas, l7th ult, Mr.
Thomas Wyatt, OF Roekland.
FOREIGN IMPORTS.
STJAGO. Rrig A Is Cookies hhds sugar rs Lrls
do s Miller-l 10 do niasior.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BALTIMORE. Ar sth, sch Luther Child. Kelley.
Beaufort NC.
Cid sth, sch Mohawk, Staples West Indies
PHILADELPHIA. Ar sth. brig Means, Wells
New York; schs New Zealand. Forham. Calais; VIM
Jones, Jones, Portland,
Cid sth. brig Means, Wells. Boston; sch W Jones'
Jones' Portland.
NEW YORK. Ar sth. ship windemere Harding
Hayre May 10; schs L johnson, Chase, Philadei-
phia for Boston, Empress, Torrey, Rondout for do.
Also ar 9th ship William u Storer. Trask Liver
pool 1st ut; barks Gazee, Rhodes Barbados; Brad
ford Cables Havana; brig Adams. Carver
Sagua; schs Catharinc Wilcox, McFadden, Eastport;
Isaac Cohen Hertz, Spoford. and Augusta Merrill
Rockland; Bangor. Jordan, Elizabethport for Bos-
ton.
Cid 9th, ships John Elliott. Ellis Liverpool; Ola
mon, Stewart. Londoni barks Nonaintum Edwards.
liverpool; Anna. Tuthill. Havana brigs Sitka, FL
lott, Ciepfuegos; II Young, Cook. Portland. schs
Maggie Bell, Gilkey, Granada ard Turks Island;
Mlhnehaha. Thomas, Saco: Crusoe Forter, Machias.
NEWPORT. Sailed 9th, sch III W Wellington.
Wells from Calais for New Haven.
BRISTOL. Ar Sth brig California, Camm, Sagua-
BOSTON. Ar 9th, schs Charmer, Cheney. Turks
Island 18th ult Sophia Parker Jacobs Deals Island
Black Warrior. Hammond. Gouldsboro; NJ Var
mum, Leach Penobscot; Andes, Dean, and Luea.
Wincheubaeh, Bangor; Mary Remick Rogers, York.
Comet, AIMEE, do; horct, Curtis. Saco.
Also ar 10th, steamship Europa Noodle, Liverpool
2sth via Queenstown 18th ult and Halifax sth inst
schs Mary Emily. Snow. New York; Emery. TinYer.
Calais; Oceanica, WiIchcnbach and frederick Hahn,
winchcnbach, waldoboroi Richmond, Pitcher, and
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by the Government, and to do so We mssst
stand by the military commanders appointed
and kept in command by the President. That
is pledge sufficient to command our conf
dence When he removes them, we shall, in
the absence Of better reasons for acting to the
contrary, feel bound to sustain his action,
knowing that his standpoint of observation
and Judgment is iafinitely superior to ours.
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I-si--I--sss-=--=
MARRIED..

In Rockland 4th inst. Mr. Augustine Thompson of
X, to Miss Sarah Stewart, OF Union 9th, MIR Azel W
Gibbs TO Miss Adelaide NJ Washburn, both of Ware
ham Mass.
Ii. Lewiston Sd inst, Mr. Jefferson Booker to Miss
Sarah Voter, both OF L.
H. Pennington Sd inst. Mr. Samuel G Craig to Miss
Susan Weathern, off.
In Strong LIST inst Mr. Thomas S Colder, Of Bel
grade, To Miss Jane c Pray, of Rome
In Danvile Nh, I'd inst, Capt David Hunt, of East
Abingdon, Mass TO Mrs Amanda X Fletcher, former
ly of Wilton Me.
In Lancaster Mass, Mr. Alvin Collins, of 6ardi-
ner, to Miss Louisa +, of l..
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Notice.

Cry or PORTLAND. July 10. lss2
NOTICE is hereby given to al parties interested
~ in the petition of Daniel Hood and ais. for
change in the grade of Smith Street and also to all
parties interested In the petition of J. II. Williams
for change in the grade of Congress Street. that
the Committee ON Highways, &C.. will give hearing
TO all said parties interested in said petitions on
"Wednesday July 18th. at O'Clock r NJ at the juno
ton of smith and Cumberland SITS. and at s O'Clock
Y. NJ, same day. on Congress Street at the head OF
Quincy Lane nj which times aud places all said par
ties notified TO be present.
Per order Of the Committee on Streets Side
walks. &c.
jull0-lw s. W. LARRABEE Chairman
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at Augus-
~ Ia. Ne, by the undersigned until "Wednesday
July 18th, 1872, at % 7. NJ, for supplies ofFRESH
BEEF for the of recruits for the 18th Regiment
Maine Volunteers, at the camp near Portland Me-.
until the Regiment leaves the State.
The number of recruits will gradually increase
from twenty TO thousand. The Beef must be fur
nshed them in such quantities may be from time to
time required, and such days shall be desgnaf-
ence. who shall give the contractor due notice Of the
amount needed.
The Beef 10 be furnished must be of good and
wholesome quality. in quarters. cut and sawed with
an equal proportion of each meek and shanks excu-
dedl; and the undersigned the right to re-
ject all bids If he deems them unsatisfactory.
Endorse-"Proposals for Fresh Beef"
REUBEN SAWYER.
Capt. Sd Maine Vols A ACs
Hid. Qrs Vol. Recruiting Service
Augusta, Me-, July 0. 1862 jul10dTt
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q correspondent of the New York
Herald at Fortress Monroe, has the following
mysterious paragraph in his letter dated It'll
instant:
I'VE have the best of news this afternoon,
not from mp James river, but from another
quarter. Mcclellan will rejoice, and the whole
country will when they know II bit perhaps
for the present it had better be- kept quiet
Everything looks cheerful,
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Per steamship Europa, at Boston.


Hankow; Carrie Leland, smith, do: 18th. Fairy Bar
rett New York Dec II; 10Th, Independence, Thrane
New York Dec IL.
Sailed Gath, Nautilus, Elwell, New York
Ar at foochow April 30 Swordfish, Crandall, San
Francisco
Ar a, Hong Kong April IS. Palmetto. Upton, Sing
arore.
Sailed from Manila April "a. Horatio. Palmer New
Ar at Batavia May IL. sonora, Smith, Boston Dec
IL.
Ar at Bangkok April %. Homer, Rowe. Hong
Kong.
Arat Mailman April % Ocean Belle, Brown.
Manriiius.
Ar at Bassien May ., Joseph Hale, Stevens. Buenos
Ayres.
Ar at Cneut,s May 10. Loeb Lamar Loring, Boston
via Table Bay CGH
Sailed 10Th. Champion. Bsbce New York; lith, Il
Forbes. Ballard, Boston.
Ar at Table Bay cGH May II. John Gipin. Whit
ney. Boston.
Cid at Marseillcs 18th ult Rival, stephens, Boston
Ar at Hamburg 2ith ult, Madras, Dodge. New York
Ar at Antwerp 2lst ult, A Parks. Rich Callao
Ar at London oath ult, Viola Cobb, Matanzas;
American Eagle. Urqnhart. New York.
Cid 23d Mary MeNear NcNear, Newport to load
for Rio Janeiro; 2ih. Margaret Evans, Warner. New
York
Ar at Deal Path, Trajan. Babbidgc from London
for New York.
Ar at Cardiff 25ih. John \ Cushing Swap. London
Sailed from Grecnoek 18th, Mary d Rich. Colson,
New York.
Ar at Glasgow 2sd. Jane Daggctt Lambert, New
York.
Ar at Dublin 23d. ID Pcnnell PenneIl Philadelphia
Ar at Queenstown 23d, W ID Sewall. Treat Callao
Ar al Liverpool 23d, Old Dominion, Sampson. Bos-
ton 9th. Lucy Thompson, Croker. New York
Eni for ldg 26ih, Hemisphere Taylor, New York.
Bassein. MAY TO- The Aramede Snow is reported
river. [rhe ATamede Snow Morrison sailed from
Buenos Ayres for India May 9th.l
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NEW CITY HALL.
P A TRI0TIC RALLY

The exigencies of our country demand new and
fresh sacrifices from its citizens. More troops are
needed from among TO fight the battles of I'm
ion, and TO put down a rebeonwhch seeks the over
throw of Free Government and Free Institutions
To the end that public spirit equal TO the demands
ofthe time may be aroused the citizens of Portland are
invited to assemble in the New City Hail. on SAruR-
DAY EVENING, July l2th at halfpast O'Clock
Addresses may be expected from several dstin-
guished gentlemen of this city, and Others.
Gen. Howard, and Col. Jackson fresh from the bat
tie before Richmond, soldiers bearing honorable scars
from the late engagements, expected TO be pres
ent and speak words. backed BY their noble deeds
Ether Shepley, W. w. Thomas,
s. E. Spring, Henry Fox
\. .. Cram. Thomas X Jones,
Charles Is. Merrill, Lewis Pierce
Ezra Carter Jr., VIM W. Woodbury.
Jacob Mcclellan, +. Mckeuney Co.
Blake, Jones & Co., Tyler. Rice & Sons
A. Conant. Hersey, Fletcher & Co.,
McGivery, Ryan Davis, King Butler
X. Cram, Ralph Butler, Jr.,
Emery waterhouse, n A. Foster
Eliphalct Webster, Jonas H. Perley
Joseph Howard, Josiah II. Drummond.
VIM. L: Putnam, Davis, Twitehei & Co,
Chas Mclaughlin Co., John W. Perkins Co.,
And others.
Portland, July TO- 1852.
In the hurry Of getting up the foregoing call many
gentlemen expected to sign IL, found to be alb
sent from their places of business but their names
will be added il they will hand them in
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Whole number of Cattle at market $50: about 800
Bceses and ~ Stores. consisting of Working Oxen,
Mich Cows and one, two and three year old.
Prices of Market Bcef-Extra Sc 90 a IS: first
quality SO; second quality SIS so; third quality 81
Working Oxen-fy pair. none.
Cows aud Caives-s25, 80 a. As.
learlings, none; two years old, none; three years
old. $40 a 81.
Sheep and Lambs-132o at market: prices in lots
81 IS "a each; extra So Is a T. or from a 4c ID h.
Spring Lambs-S2. 3 80 a 4.
Hides-6 a gle y ID.
Tallow-6I az q b ID.
Polts-62 a 75c each.
Calf Skins-S a Sc q ID.
Veal Calyes-from SO TO So.
Number from each Siafe:-
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SPOKEN.

May %, lat 80 5, Ion 81 OF W. ship Gangcs Evans
So days from Sunderland + for Calcutta.
June Is, lat 4s. lon ls ship Belle Wood Blu sh from
Liverpool for New York.
June %. lat A. Ion 49, bark yolant, Allen. from
Shields for Philadelphia.
June g. lat 40 O5, Ion 81 So bark Atlas of Kenne-
bunk from Porto Rico for Cadz
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ undersigned at Augusta, Me-, until the 18th DAY
OF July lSbz at 30 L. NJ. for the following articles
OF subsistence stores TO be delivered the camp Of
the 18th Regiment Maine Volunteers, near Portland
Ne, rom time 10 time. and In such quantities may
De required OF which timely notice will be given the
successful bidder
10 barrels Mess Pork,
20o0 pounds Ham.
~ barrels Mess Beef
20 barrels Flour,
1000 pounds Hard Bread,
so bushels Beans,
200 pounds Rice,
100 pounds Coffee roasted and rroundl
70 pounds Black Tea,
300 pounds Sugar Coffee Crushed
300 gallons Vinegar
$50 pounds Adamantne Candies.
500 pounds Soap,
II bushels Salt,
l43 bushels Potatoes.
Also, for the amount Of subsistence stores to
be delivered at the camp Of the 18th Regiment Maine
Volunteers. Al Bangor. Me-
The subsistence must be Of the best quality and be
subjected TO inspection.
The undersigned the right to increase the
amount by giving three days notice the successful
bidder and TO reject all bids II he deems them unsst-
isfactory.
Endorse" Proposals for Subsistence"
REUBEN SAWYER,
Capt. Sd Maine Vols, A A. C. s.
Hid. Qrs. Vol. Recruiting Service,
Augusta, July 3. 1852. jul0d7t
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MAIANZAS. Brig Fannc-94 hhds molasses En-
cry Fox-1 brl sugar order
WESIfoRI Ms Sch Pacilie-200 otis Goldfish, so
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Correspondence of the Prcss.l
Way-Side Notes-No. 1.

MEssRs. EDITORS Having recently spent
brief season at South Freeport, l am led to
remark that the village is situated upon most
lovely point of land projecting into the Casco
about fifteen miles from Portland The time
was when ship-building made this very live
ly place. Now, this business affords but little
encouragement to capitalists, or employment
to laborers. Better days are anxiously looked
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Pledged Railroad Bonds for Sale.

Pledged Railroad Bonds for Sale.
Iu'HE Subscriber will sell Public Auction 10 the
= highest bidder on the 31sf OF July, 1852 at eey-
en- o'ciock A. NJ, at the Office Of Nathaniel Brown
broker, iSz Exchange Street. Bonds Of the An
ofoseoggfh Railroad Co, 10 the amount ofs2s6 "a
secured by the ihild mortgage Of said Railroad a,e
Dec H. 1856; also Coupons Nos. e. 3457s O. 10
ana H. belonging 10 said Bonds. now due; also an
other lot OF said Mortgage Bonds, amounting 10
slDooo; and Coupons, belonging 10 the same bonds.
Nos O. !, .. .. 10 and ii. now due All said bonds
ara coupons are pledged for debts Of said corpora
ZION, and are to be sold TO raise the money
Portland. July H. 1852 Aucfioneer
diyll % % 81
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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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BROKERS' BOARD. BOSTON. July 10
Por,Ia nd Post Omcc Mail Arranxeme...

Portla nd Post Onice Mail r ra age mae nss.
wEsTERN-Arriyes ut Il. 40 and PM Closes MT
7.45 AM and pm.
EASrERN-Arrives at As PM. Closes at IL NJ
STEAMBOAT MAlI.-Arrives from PASSPORT Me- st
John n b and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
at4PM.
EUROPE, via Quebec-Closes every Friday at II VI
CANADA-Ariiyes at !. As Pm. Closes Mt II NJ
COUNTRY MAILS-Arrises about s. PM Closes At
3 PM
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S27 Advance Bounty /!

Twenty-scven dollars Advance Bounty and one
months pay In advance. Pay from sls to s22 per
month"; pay and rations to commence from the date
Of enlistment. Three years unless discharged.
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THE FOURTH.

THE FOURTH.
Many people think that in order to enjoy
the Fourth to its fullest extent, they must go
to the city, join procession, see the sights,
listen to speeches from "his Excellency," and
'his Honor" &c, &c, until the privilege of
leaning against a post is worth about a dollar
and half "Poor creeturs." About one hun
dred and fifty persons, dissenting from the
popular idea, assembled in a grove near the
village above named, and had splendid pic
mic dinner. distinguished speakers from
abroad" being engaged in more metropolitan
localities, your correspondent enjoyed fay-
ored position at the table. After the viands
were disposed of, the young people engaged
in an immense kissing scene, in play called
Copenhagen, believe. There was freedom of
speech, and freedom of lips.
GENEROUS DONATION.
minister Of my acquaintance, not long
since, received call from lady on a Sabbath
morning, who, thinking doubtless that the dear
man might be in need of material as well as
spiritual pabulum, 10 enable him to perform
the duties of the day, brought with her, as a
present, nicely rolled up in napkin. two size
es of pork, ditto bacon, one sausage, and
small roll of butter. "The laborer is worthy of
his hire" &c.
THE NEW DODGE.
find, in my perigrinations, that secession
ism dare not show itself in its naked deformi-
ty, but is trying new scheme for political eff
feet in the coming elections, of laying the
cause of the rebellion upon ministers of the
gospel, Sabbath schools, and ladies' se,ci,,q cir
ctes! This, thin skinned deyilism, win meet
with signal rebuke. Yours,
AESCUYIUS
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Notice..

NR0M andlaser the first of July. Postage STAMPS
aud stamped Envelopes will not BE- charged at
the Post Once. E25kf
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FORWARD TO THE RESCUE /.
THE l7rH REGIMENT To BE RAISED MME-
DIATELf AND RENDEZVOUS AT
PORTLAND
sss Bounty mt Close Of the War

To residents q Portland having families q 90 per
week for wife and SO cents for each child.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-Friday, July IL.
sun rises, morn. ~ 2S Length of days. Is IA
sun SETS eve. .........1 AZ Moon sets, morn. . IL
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Over Telegraph Office, corner Of Middle and Ex-
change Streets. Entrance on Exchange Street.
wis M sArASk Recruiting onseers.
Portland July Q, 1862. d&wtf
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MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE /!
NO. 4, FOX BLOCK,

100 acres Bounty Land at the close of tho war Ro-
eruiting Office
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PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
In the A Cook, from ST Jago-Geo Simmons Jos
David. of Santa Cruise.
In the Pscataqua. from New York for Liverpool
VIM White, Of Orono; Nathl NJ Jcwett and Edward
L Howard, of Bangor.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Brig b Cook, Perkins. ST Jago 18th ult
Brig Fannie, Ross. Matanzas 2sth ult.
Sch Pacific, Lent. Westport Ms.
Sch Henry Alfred Allen New York
Sch Sultana, Fletcher. New York
Sch Kate Aubrey Curtis, Boston.
Sch Romeo, Lawry. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Boone Nickerson, Bangor for Boston
sen Leach; Leach Bangor for Boston.
Sch Packet WEYMOUTH Belfast
Sch Renown Libby, Belfast
Sch kosciusko Fuller, Thomaston for Boston
Steamer Lewiston Knight. Boston.
Steamer Forest City Field Boston for st John NIB
Revenue cutter Caleb Cushing, Capt Clark, from
cruise.
CLEARED.
Ship Dorcas Prince. Meady, Dublin I, II winslow
Bark st Jago Hillman, Havana. Chase Bros A Co
brig Crmea, Hartman, Falmouth +, Ross Stur-
Brig Stanley, tBrD Davidson Halifax Ms, Geo
Starr.
Sch Olive Elizrbeth, Hamilton. Boston, J Brown
Sons.
Sarah Teed and large fleet of bound coast
The following is list of vessels launched this sea-
son, or now building in Bangor and Brewer Al.
ready launched, brig GEN LYON, about 200 tens
built by Master Moulton owned by builder, G o
GOODWIN 90, and others, Capt Shedd, master; sch
ELDRiDGE. 100 tons. owned by Messrs Drake
Philips and others built at Nickersons yard; brig
BY Larrabee. Towle, Roberts, and Capt Car
Iisie, who commands her. Now building by Master
Dhhhihg, TWO double deck barks of $50 tons each
aeo ship of about 800 tons; bv Master Tewksbury
double deck bark of about $50 tons, for Messrs l.
Bradford and others. Mr. rewksbury is also fitting
out frame and timber for another bark of about the
same dimensions; by Oakes & Doane, a ship OF 600
tons for Palmer johnson. and Mcs<rs Donshoc &
Field; also brig of $40 tons for Eddy and Murphy
Co. Mr. W Mctcalf has in frame at the Crosby ward
ship of about 900 tons All the foregoing win be
launched the coming fall, carly spring prob
ably all or all but will be launched previous to
Nov next. The vessels will be built OF first G ass
materials will be very fine vessels and will enhance
the good reputation Of the builders.
Per steamship Hbernian Mt Quebec
Ar at Esineur 18th ult. Burlington, Ramsey Shields
for Cronstadt
Ar at Antwerp oath, Warrington, Gorham,
Boston.
Ar at Cadiz 10TH Imogene. Ayres New York
Ar at Leghon 10Th. st Charles. Conway Genoa.
Cid at London 18th, Mary Hammond. Arey, Cardiff
and Singapore.
Entered outward 2s,h. Victoria, s,inson for New
York
Passed Dover 18th. Abby Brown. Wilson, from Ha-
for Hamburg.
Ar at Falmouth sd. Harriet Fisk. sayua.
Sailed from Cardiff oath. Uncle Joe, Pinkham New
York
Sailed from Sunderland Gath, Black Hawk, Alex
ander, Montreal; Water Lilly, Glover. New York
Sailed from Queenstown 18th, w ID Sewali Treat
London.
York
Cid 25th Nicholas Biddle. Ewes New York
Entered for ldg 18th, Clarissa Curier Flitner New
York
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOr Nuuhty MISUNDERSTANDING
droostook. :. THOMAS T. BROWN, of Hodgdon,
NATHAN 8. LUFkiN of Eaton Grit
York. .,,.... DIMON ROBERTS, of Lyman,
ALFRED HULL, of Shapleigh.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

Capt Sd Maine Vols, A. A c. s
Hid. Qrs. Vol. Recruiting Service,
Augusta, July 9, 1852. jul1Od7t
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Master, Commissioners Sale.
xjf Abnsr Carbon, W "

Sauuel s. Casey & Barbary Casey hiswifs-
1oY xirt.as Of a mandate to me directed from
Dzths soart of scommons pleas of d1ouree
ceunfyss s0iiis, IwllofSsr for sales At pdblie
auction, at the frents door Of the court. house.
in the. town of w oodsheld, In said eounty, on
.Satssdey, sKsif if6tk day. et Asgssss3 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 3. M, and
4 oscloskap. m. Ton said day. the following do
ssrfbsd real estate, in said county, to wiz ,e'
The west half OF the south west quarter oi
section twsnty- I've, tewnship faur, and rapae
praised az $8e0,& sEl
! JOEL =. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 1s, 1862. .-s3,25. ss.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Democratic Central Committees OF
the various counties composing the 18th
Congressional District have designated
~ The 1lth day OF August neef,
at Marietta, as the time and place FOR hold
ing tho Congressional Convention for this
District. The Democratic Central Com
mittcc of this County request the Demo
Gratis of the various Townships TO hold
meetings at tho usual places of holding
elections in each township, on the, -
9th day of' anyast me.ct,
and appoint two delegates at each naeet-
ing to attend the Congressional Cenven-
tiop. DEM. CENTRAL COM.
J mn- Sabre Cuts. Gunshet' Wounds, and
eli ether kinds OF Wounds, al-o Sores,
aiIccrs aud Sesryy, healisafcly anil quickly
under the soothing influence OF HOL-
LOWAY,S OINTMENT . 1t heals to
fhc bone. so that the wound never opens
again. S"lders supply yoursolyci,s On
V IS cents pei. Pot. l-sies ll,7 23a
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Administrators Sale.
July 'le, s1SG2.-$6,50.

QY virtue<of al order of the Probate Court
~ of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned
as Administrators of the Estate of Willlam a.
Pickens, deceased, will offer for sale At public
On the 18th day of august, 1862, 2
the following Real Estate, lying and being in
Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
One undivided half of a Saw.Mill, situated
on the south west quarter of the north easi
quarter of section thirteen, township 6, and
range q. -T.-FsE s
TEENS OF SALE--CASH. - sas4
ALEX. & WIN. PTCKENs, Adm'rs.
July 2S, 1S62--4w. s3,5o.