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Portland T. Boston Line.
anwA The splendid new ses.soins
H\. ,.a~-s. g..-.t City, Lev.
tstoa and MoH tIeAI. willun'
tikavthev~e,ice ,sss. sfoilo.si
Leave Atlantic W ha,IPo,,lspd,s every Monday. .
Tuesday. "Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday. %,
u'eiosL, r. 81, and Cea,rai whnI Bc.sa. s,.
rry Mssdsy, Ts.,ds, "Wednesday Thvssds, .nd
Friday. at 5 o'eicok, u. ~.
FARE, in cabin. s'ao
N.B. Each boai 10 furni.hsd With . large
aum,-r ofstaie rooms, TOT the accommodation o.
lsdi.. aud families. ssd Travellers SIC reminded
that by tskIos chi. lac, much 'ss'ss OF ,'a. sai
expvns. I'LL b- nsds. and that the ineoas enirnes
at ari,ing in Boston al late hours Of the H'gh'
with avoided. ~ aa
Tbs boat. arrive IN season for .pa'seRssIs TO
take the ssr'irst ,rsips 90, Of the eit,
The eamps.y are not r.spoasihie isr hAstss'
rso..d,Bs sssin vs,ve. ssd that pesyo nal, Unlsss
notice ., give, and paid f.r AZ the rat. ofons
passenger 10. svey $500 additional value.
SxrF~isht Iksa usual
T.. BILLINGS, A,ssr.
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NNl,i s PEABODY.
Psrr,. MaUa l., ls6.

O,roNp, sat acouu 1t Probate held al Pa
go. -,thia AMI pT'hs cuan'y ~ bsirtd, vu the
thtrd Ta-.is, Ut March, \. 10. l,b,.
On ih. L.t-gu,ng ystitlOn-
Ordered. That ih~ saii p~'Hs'nsI give notics 10
al I.,r.pns iul,re.t,l b, c.u',a. cop, oi thi.
order h. pu''i'hei :hrrr weeks .arc~..iNs', N
the O,iOti Drm~TsI, BesslsiP'T punisd ~
Pans, that th"S NAV spr-lf 81 a rrolsir '"uu
O., H. he'll st Psf,., ~ aid c,'s.''y. 90 The ,h
rh,.isN IT Nav seat, 81 a'n. O''h.ck ~ the
iof-a,-,n. aaj ,h-~ c,R.c. II az, lhcN have, ShS
The sane .hnald not l. granted.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Jods..
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OATnEu,s,. a. C.,-', 81 Pi,.sds LsL,. Tar.
~ith,o ,ul .of N. CuanN DrOSf,ti, Ua the
,h,ri T,..d., 81 Mach A. u. iss2.
VyIILI,M ". iIhiL, adu"a'.tfst'f 81 The
w .-iais ~ Jobs krl.r,. late 90 h-s'cn ~
.,,d Coaai,, ,rc-sssd, hi''ay Isr."risl b.. h",
.ro.,,a Il ,dn,d,st' ii'va 1T the .'ts'. u 's'd
d-.-.a.-d SOC .lh~i ac.i
O,i,,.a, Fiat the .s,d sds",s,',rsio' s''s no
Iic. 10 81 per.ua. ,aicfe-,rd. by raa'iHg ciy 81
thu. ur,iet ~ pab-h~,i thTs' weeks sneces'''"'
1, 80 ~. 80 e., d i,.,nuc's, p'isi-,i 81 Pare, thH
the, M, ,,pt~.t At Probate G"1t 20 h.. h vi at
Pads. 80 .a,d couai,, on the th,ui Iu..dss 81
Ma, n-Nt, At ten Ut The ol"ck ~ he i"''n'."".
.,d she's ease. ,ian' the! have, Why the 'am-
.hoaLl MT h. ,ils~-,l.
D. ". WOODBURY., j"Ar..
A true = sp,--i,,s.t: J. =. iioHss, R'ViU.
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FARM FOR SAL e

+ a II M FOR 5 AL 81 /,
nEpA- 4 LARGE .nd ,ah'hls f'" f..
fS6S ~ sah. consisting 81 sboat 10
49 acre. u hsd. With pt'H~ bu'l.i,";,
thcr,on, consisting 81 q story -snj-hsh
>-- huus-. 2bN3S. sd.ii,'n. ibNS; b,rns,
s3,s3 snd I0,jJ; .b.d.. Iss22 ai l6siO.-
Ballding. ~ good rrp,'n Also, gpoi orchards
on tb. tann: ws,,I ~ ahla lance 'm the p'eni.
,.-w.l at the hoa.. sa.l oae IT the b,T"ysri
Sad {. a, :. .nusi-d ,a B,cAh.ll, H.tt the 'na'n
read Isadisg 1. PAR. Till, sad sb.o' 100, n'e'
Ia ,.,d village, aud ih~. 10 Bnckhsh 'daze.
su,i u miles to S.aIh PARE Depot. The is',n -
divided .. G,llo~-; IhIe- good pastures ab'a'
50 ,.cIe. of woodland. suihcient I'm'Tr lof pse Of
t.rm, and balance i,llage aud ma~iag lani. Sad
tam cot. frou, 10 la 50 loas u upland hay pet
,,,r and ~ih lhil. sba 20 i"S. 81 gooi mead.
a.. hay c,a H. rt 80 .'Ii isTn. Briny the prop.
,u, ,.scap,.>i b, L,.sad.r Lave. T-'@. 81 ssle
sasOo cs.h. az goo. hslfcs.h aad b.l.LSs oa
,,u.-. Sad l,rm will IT, ,oli l~,~--s ,'s~ and
,h. 6,, d., 81 Nav n-N. Call "a :. &. AN
DREws, E,q.. B"eAh.li. o' Nc. Lave. on Ihr
pc m,scs.
I,aek6sLi, March 6. ls62.
4. Sill NJ ,olj oa oS isisrc ss,d time. u vii
L. cold AZ pablo sNriioa, on the pr.m,.s,, sA,as-
da,, May 81, 1862, At lc O'Clock. a. VI.
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OtroNp. s.--Aia Coa,, oi rpll.ie holds Ia.
ns, siihr sad Ice the Gooai, 81 Oxford, on
the third T~.iay ~ March. ~. is62.
ms the p-,'i,v" OF DiN>rhA " COLI. ~"i-
W os 81 I.tsn Y. Cole. late ~ W~sl,t"ck 80
.sid Coaniy. dece,.ed. pr,,ias fr an ali'sanc'
ou, ofihs psr"n,l estate ~ her late hp.lnnd-
Ords-,d. That the .s,d petitioner give n"ioe
to all person. interested, D., can.ing epp. Of
ihi. arie1 o. h. pnli'.he three sr'h. .ucce.'i'r.
I, 10 IN. O,fonl Democrat p'ialed At fn,', that
the, M, .p,,eat,ta Ftula,. Couti ~ ~ held II
~ Pal. ~ aid s.auts. go the ,bi'i T"-sfaS 81,
W., n.,t. At n,n. O'clock 80 The ioI-noon, snd
.hew cause. n az, thr) haS',~h, The same should
no' h. grated
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jsds,.
true copy-ali'.t;
is. WonHs. R,EisV.
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To "a, Hv.s.Iis J.ds,ef Probate ts' ~, CSsriy
81 OEfo,i.
'l'iIE u.ie'.g-~ sdn,ais,, s'''' 81 N. estate ~
i Rsbrcca Am~.. late %! No's" ~ ssid ''~a.
" decreased. rr.p-ctisl, 'spw-ssi. that s.'h R..
becc. died ..,,~t sad pss-.s.sod ri the ioll"w'nS
ss.eTil.d rat estate. oe,iaia i.e. "a tsnd
h,sT m ..ii Norss,. containing sb,u, seven
aetr., kap~a a. the ",st-r,sle lot" That sa
ADVANTAGEOUS. odsr 81 aas hua'irr sll'r- h.. iSsa
ua. b, A. 4. roiii., ~h,ch ofeT u - 80 the
,alst.,i of All coscsfns,i unnsd,sisl, nsccspi. the
pt.p~d. OF .sl- to H. p'a uai and secuted oa in.
sr,., he the h-u-ht ~ aid estate, iI- ih"r'l're
r,a,. that icen.. TIA, - grsa,,d HIM % eel ,h-
.l-.,. de-cf,t-i real c-tsi. a. the ps'.O- mss'og
.a,d stef. sccrr,i,n. le tho staiwe ~ .n'h Ease.
made aud provided. GLo. W. NiLLIif.
D~rosp, .s.-M Court 81 Probate h'h q, H..
Ii., 80 and iaf IN, tean,, ~ 'Ni"T', go The
third Ts~.,l., ai N.fSh. 4. u. lss2.
Os the p-i,i,sa aforesaid Ord"si. ihs, aai'cs
h. give, b, pahlt.h,as q cop, of 'h's Ts'i,'"a
s,th ihi. ss,l.t ihs'san three .-.Ls ss"o-.-'s.l'
10 the p,Itd D.,nocta q b.s spspsT p''a'''i ~
p.tt.. that III tp~t.aa. inis,s.lsi NAV s'i"ad 90
the th,ui rs..d., Of MaN ssNi. at st"utt ~
p,oh.. th-a a. h. hald.a 10 f.us, sat .hes
ca... ~ -as The, have, sh' the paw ~ '''d
t-tn,oa .hnsld ut - gps,.'. >och notice "a
IL. .i,sa befote ..ii c,uit
T.. " WOODBURY.. Jsit.
4 ,rus cop, ofpeti,ion ani ufdrf 81 t"nri .hst".
oa--altsst- J, :. h"Hhs, hStH"'
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ILpEN BARKER,
DIP TX 3 u i u I L L
LOWELL. Maine.

All p,sespl.. BY nal OF s,ssr~i's. p'o~prs
slisaJed %.
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O,,oNp, ,s.--Na ,aau III Probate h,Iis IA.
,,.. .rh,n sad H., iAr C,saiy 81 oNfo'i. on
,h. ib,od Ts-.,i,, IL M,teh. 4. u, ISe2.
nN III. penir- II JENNA DOUGHTY.
" ~itss II Clarke Dsizhp. late 81 .f-,n'
~.,L ~ AL iouni,, deceased, p,a,ipg foe an
alb,~a@ ,aI II On. P-'."asl estate - hr' late
h,,-lsn,i--
Oa Tho L-go,ns p-'ii,oa o'd""'d, that the
..,i I.ir.,sr give na''c. o" .llpsTssa' 'nirf'.'d
4, causing . cn,y 81 h-f psi',,"a With thu. o'i,'
th.,.Y., 80 10 pslI,.h-i ihfs~ ~rrh. '"e'e''''"l,
80 the O,ln,d D-mrui, R'ssIspcr pi'nied al
rI.,i. 10 ..,d Cuaai,. that thu tsa, spi'~'' e. .
Probate C,a,t iai- held sirari, con the ihiul Toe.
IL, ~ VI, ssst, e, .,se o'el.cA ~ ia. h''--
mon sal she's csu.s " an, ,hc, have, My the
sane should not ~ grsn'-i.
T., ". WOODBURY.. J-ir'.
true cory-s't,t.
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O,,ahp. SD, Coat OF Probate held At Pa
az, -,th,a snd lof ID, Cu,,nly ofoNlo'd, cattle
th,fd Ta..ds, - Mach Al ish2
90 the btrsa,ag psi,t,ua oEb'h'p. Thaithe
..i g.-t,ianct give notice 20 Az I-t.pn. 'urts'isd
q, caa.iag crp, e hi. p"iii'Va. Nth ih'' "r'i''
Il o,rif ihsr,on. a. b. pibl,.hcd thee weeks 'uc
,,.,i,cl, IN N, O,hfJ DymUcisl. = n"s.pspsT
pt,ntsJ q, rui,. "a aid Cpunl,, IS.l the, n.'y
spp-.r .ts Probate Coat To- ~ heat at rsf'. on
The th,r. Tus-la, Of Nav neat II ten o'cb,.k,
api ,h,~ cause. Gauy they have, shy the 'ame
,houli Mt - grated.
D. ". WOODBURY.. Juds~.
4 t,ve COZ, oCpciiiion aai of,.rt "fcvun ihs'~on
Au-.t; :. hnsu', H'rni".
H. ,ls IIca T.. " wu1LUsr,. joJ.s Of Probate
o. the C,urN 10 pNEui'
TINE and.f.l.Isd rrsIs,ii.ll r~rr,s'uis that
she ~. t-,b irly ,rr','i.i gur'inn II TOE
min,r chilif-u Of riuo,hl W .ht. De si Gtlrsi
Ice .,id Coaai,. that a. Gis0ls1 .ar d. pns,s,sti
ufs ~,-tihc,,r oTtwo ,hir,' ofsiucA en- iue ~.
L.ltic 49, - i.,SUnrr uiiru.l Company, sal
'Lftt .. hS "a. ,r''I II net s,ii ~sri. chat said
s,sss sh..ag D. 800. Nht h.,si-to pia,. ,Ynr
ha,ar o. gt.ai he's i,c-n.s o. - -.I ir..irI .,d
csuihca',.. .sI pu' th- proceed. ~ ,slr'c.t. ssi
q. IA daiy e5gaA viii ssei o. y.
MaIA rI,pnnN
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To the iipa. L.. ". Woodbury.. JaLgc u r'oials
Sc be C,aag, IL O,loui.
ISAAC EASTMAN, adam u.iTaIof % the 90.
] L,i, ~ Oliver u. Str,sa, Lls Of S-,ir. ~
.aI oopui, deceased. tr.p~cttilly r,prr.,a .. h.i
III. isf.oaa' s.ial- of ,aIl decreased 70 ~, saIh.
cent TO pay the Joe, dsLt. ~h,eh be o""J At ,hs
t,rs Of ~. death b, the .uus u so huaifei J'l.
Lrs.
Yvuf ,,~i,i,,net lh.r,f,fc pave ib,i ypur hpo'r
~,.uu :, AIT hin io.u.. q" .sl 1t pahlc pt''.'-
.ale ali ol the teal estate II .s'd d-cei.ed lpf the
pa,Eent o( .a,d debt. asl 40 lsntal cha 49,.
ISAAC EASTMAN.
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o,,oNp, -. Ats Cart ofrtuh,i. held At r.'''
~,Ihla ani iar the Count, II o,iy'd, 90 the
th,rI 1ur.iN II Ntrrh. Al l-b2.
JosEril .. EMERY. Adm,a,'lraior 90 the
sD r.uir ut Eo,sus VI. W'shl, late ~ oNtifi.
,n ..i count, ,le,-..rd. having ptrs"ni'd h,'
Dot aDd nos, scr"'iai 81 decentralization o' 10" 80
tate 1T .a,i d-c-a.~i h'r ailo"ancr;
O,ivoi, rh,ithr .a,d 'im'n''''' s'" n''le' t."
,n,.,.,a. interested, y, csr.,ng cop, Of hi.
oris, 10 H. pali,.hri three weeks 'Wrrs.'rl ~
IN. uNt,fd D-tnscf.t pnniri At Pare. that ihry
un, ,ppr,r At Probate t'''rt ~ v" heli 1t u.
90. ,a .,ii cuunty. "n the ,h,ui ruc'd'l ut Nav
s-,t, ., aipe p'rlrck 80 The inren,-n ani she's
.Au... o. 49,, lh~, have, Why The ''"'s 'ho"ld
81 g. ilo-cA
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OsFoWp, n.--M sICos't III Pref~tr hed a IA.
! r,.. wilma se. e.. ,he C,yrs, ~ Oshrd IN oh.
| hind Ts.-.lsy VI March, 4. ID. tss2. t.! "
\ IN The ps,nssa Of JANE u. SMALL, widow
( " 81 Ths.~s. r. smsll, hate Of Osioui ia ssi
C.aniy. s<cs~.ssi. praying ne ." s''e~'s"ce ""t Of
the personal estate Of her late husband. i.
/ Orde,rd, Tha, the ,,ii ps,iiOs-r give not,oe
a. ali per.,s. inisrrscI b, cs1sing copy IL this
ou'er 10 H. pobli.hei thee se-k. .ucoe.si,,ly In
the Oxio'd DcmrSsi, sne~spsper pria,,'l Al Fs.
ri,, that the, msy ap,-sr Al Probate Court io IL
he'll At Pa,i. 10 saiI Coaa,y oa the third Tw.ds,
ef Nsy p->t, 80 siae o'eL,ek ~ the fo'-so',u snd
'Aes osu'e. 'fsay. tbs, have. ~h, The -.'-e 'houh
r.. W. WOODBURY., Jais-.
A,ree copy--,,ir.u J. =. H"Hu., Refi.i-r.
OIrohD, s..-tt Joatt ~ Probate heli at IA.
fis, a,.hi- and Zoe the comfy 81 Oxford % ID.
,h,ri rue.sIss 81 wsrch, A. ". tso2
On the Iet,tion Of HARRIET MORRILL,.
~ widen 81 David N.t-,n late o1 Sanasr ~
s,td c"aI,y decess-i. p'ayns for M allowance
, 90, 81 the t~,.o-si estate Jfh,r a,r h,.h,nj-
OTif,a. That the said pe,H'oner give No.
,i--,o ~ y. son. Interested Nv csr-inE copy ~
mi. order ,oh. rubli-h,d ,hT.r we-s. .scc-,.i,--
" IN the Oxford Democrat ,hatih., M, srp~ar
at Probate CouT, o. h- held AT Paris. IN said
Coua,y, on The 'hnd Trc.'s, ~ Nav nsNt. AZ
n,ne oi the clock ~ the iutrnoon, srd .h,~ cause
u say They have Why N. same ,hoald not "
g'sa,ej. -
y. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
,,u. son,-.,,..s - ltosss Hsst-'rF.
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AiIuc eopy-sitest;
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Oirosp. s.-Ns 'oari ~ rrani" h"'d stfa'
80. suh,s .Ri f,' the Coast, al osi''d, oath"
tatri ru..l., 1T Mach. Al. i-S.
4 DONiRAM CURTIS -sseaia ~ Tho h.i
~ vii ssd Te.i.nsut II >.s'a.l >isph"s'
L.,e 81 wpsl.lo,k IN aiI C"uaiy, deceased. ha'
~. p,e.eat~i ~. hAsl ,eeas", ~ sl'n'a'.tr'iipn
oi the --u,t, ~ -.,d d,~-,..d L.' 'iL'-'"c-
O,iv,i, That III. .,h Es~cutn' ei'r NJ.
,is, o. alt ,,sf.,n. iatrfsstsi b, caus'as copy
9TH. ,,i-s - D. pi'ii.hs thr-r s's1. 'H"'--'
.,,.l, IN th- D,fp'i i,-m,cr'i pt'Hi~d a. f''is,
that ihey msS spr~.T at, Probate '"a'i :" '"
he'll q, rsd-. IN sd "oaai, "n 'h" third i"-'d'>
uf W., asNi, 1T aine oi the 'h'cA ~ w h'r'
s-,n. ,nd .h,~ cause, Il an, the, have, VII, Oh.
sane .hanIi not 10 .lh~-'i.
X ". WOODBURY., Jpls-.
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o,,osp. n.-A, c"ur ofrro,..'s held ., ?.

A tue copy-siie.,;
J. \. IIosBs. R,F au.
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y W WOODBURY. Jdr

hioas 80, -.sls,,..' :. iIosa,. Er.'''e'.
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A tue ccry--s,ie'ii
is. HOSES. R,sinr.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
sIm ATIoNs wAsTED-FEMALEs.

49,
4 sw ALTON w4STED--BY 4 REsrEOI ABLE ABLE
girl sAos as sss il '.S s
f'Ssa swsea al ID AID atS av. y 80
SITUATION wAyrEprsY 4 REsPHsTta9A
s,s ~ ne fI@1siss rr@afsa ~ 10 ,Se
ing z .ns ,r gR R Soss s j. SG fs ss
a, cooy WANTED. A s,Tr ALTON BY AxE&Ks-
al! its srsncoS; willing sesis s. washins u rsai .s,
e. lsi "a ~ as near is St obja Sons s country
. RgspEeg lBLE YOUNG v;op,is WISHES a slTy A.
.os 70 .e g @ S .i ffsa casay Isasfsa$ sio
youxG wasAy WISHES slTrATIoN AS Cu.S
"A herulsid afe waiter Has sIodcpy reference '-'
lIiis Yves, 2shsl
A REspEeIAsLE WOMAN WISHES rAMILIs
- wssans i aSS . Sraep gong
noor back room -------------
a.. YOUNG woMbN WISHES A slrCATIoN IN
"A private Gst would ike 10 - S in se
country; wages eloa nsnth; the best o e s @
bk.wcen 9Th and 1th ave- --------------
A SITUATION yANgED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, As
n chsnberfnaid aud yaresf or wolnd 90 s, 49, nSa 9s
ciiy sferohce Gall for tEa days at lsl West 10th
A segspEcrABLE PROTESTANT YorEG WOMAN
"A wants situation ss n and scarnsiFesa M
is wSessr ana wiison. m.eaas ,hS sSsHy
OF trre best cf reference Call '0o asy' s
-
N AMERICAN WIDOW If.DY, FULLY C0xrE1EsT.
"A Ss s,SaISn as s30s T. So 20 So
s,.anss s.aloa Y sSr sSr SIsD'ii % aorS my ''''F
An INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG wCSiN WISHES 4 SlTr.
ssSn @ .p ssss saf senss d. Se I
can be gyen ,Sm J her last rs' "Ae' 'A' MS
, sITuAUox wANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE w0.
man as coos ead win ~ ssi va the washing aud rva
ing understands het business Percey y ins ~ o,s
ina has rood Can be seeh a. es h sV between
ion and soh ss. ---
A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS \ SITUATION no
DO Can be ecen ai hst pTcsen' em
plsyer. ia5 West iSdst ----
N AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sITuA
lion either and plain seamstrese o. - chsn'
and 70 do plain sewing give the best reference
Ss a. or address Is Ess iss st. near 9th sT at her pre-
ssnt employers --------------------
. sEapEcrABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WHO LOST
her Srn 81 ssS % E1.ses Ea. z s ,op oor
. sIrsAuoN wANTED--BY A REsPEcrABLE We.
a. fhe suntr1; city reference Can be for two
,sss days AZ n westsSih ST. between oh and IN avs
. prsyECTkBIE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SfTUA
lion 10 do cambcrwork sud waiting or chamberworx
and take care q ehereni resytps g 1 sons ocr
| front room. --------
/. srrrA ALTON wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE wO.
man 10 cook wasf and FROM In email private family;
10 lection DO general homework has ihe besi 81 city
resrencef Call for two days at S9 gh ST. between "a and
4 3da's.
| sIruATrO~ wANrED-By A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
srd cut children dSesser
- A. ali kinds OF family sewing hss the best OF city reie
renee ALSO midds ssed & cron s birth, would de- SOM m
has objection to the county, has me pes
ofSity reference. Can be seep tor '"o F'tf' =" "'
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAI.Ics.

- 7EsPECTABIE EouNo GIRL WISHES A-SITUA-
A. Ion cook washer andi.oner, In small afny mas
no do chanberwor. and waiting andss;ist IN
Call At 80 Cocst second doorfrom Atanle up
The New York herald., 1862-04-10
SITUATIONS xyANTKD-FEmALEs.

& SITUATION w4Ela.p--sY 4 YOUNG WOMAN. Te
N cook, wash and iro2. to do homework In sinai
pr family city refeTeGoe. Can. be eeen for two days
k2< Madison 81.
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A esar ALTON W4STED--BY A RESFEO1 ABLE
"A yop-y girl lannkress car 90 French oo
given Ca Cor twasys 1T loj West tS'h " ne
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The New York herald., 1862-04-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL

yLrANrED-A SITUATION, ny A YOUNG GIRL. AS
w ehanbermaid and assis in washing and ironing,
as nurse and waitress be dsys at her
present employers lls west <5d ST
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

AS SsEAMsTRESS.-wANfED, A SITUATION, By
a sempeisnt persoO 70 Ia dske o. re o &C. GOOD
no obhofion do Light chbe-work Best Gig i"fs
from be- place Can be until engaged ~ etf es
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The New York herald., 1862-04-10

w Light porter by young man WHO IL wiins 10 make
himself generally usefrl; unqestionsble reference DC
given honesty and cspabiy. Addrsss 7 W. c.. box
ernll u0c
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A ,A3sPEcTABI.E Y0rNs GIRL wp,HEs TO Or
"A tain situation I'm nice esny az nursery maid or to
hcrs.if generally usefu hest OF city reference can
be Fvrn Calf for sys a. her fathers residence, 63
Wet ST. s'h aaa 9Th
The New York herald., 1862-04-10

A sHvATIoS wANTED-BY A REsPEGTAgLE GIRL; .;
"A lls good brvGc aud biscuit baker; would
be wig 40 with the waft ing and ironing hsa e
OF city reference from her a place where she has
lived neai live years s4 q, SEhest zih ST. oeN ecRsi
III room 70. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18

right ~ Cumberland CAP.
Louisville. Aug. Il


Capt. ]. II. Ferry, Division Quarter
Master, just arrived from Cumberland
Gap 18th At noon. He reports that De.
Courcey's brigade was attacked by Steven
sons rebel division on the 9th at Taxewell,
and Cochran, of the 18th KY. whipped 4
rebel regiments. Cochran held his FIRE
until they we're within $50 yards, and
checked their advance.
Federal loss is 8 killed, Is wounded,
and 81, of the 10th Ohio, taken prison
era We.took rebel Lieut.. Col. whom
we exchanged for the 81 prisoners. The
rebel officer admitted q loss of $50 killed
and wounded.
We TOOK els loads of forage. and 70
horses. We lost the knapsacks of two
regiments.
There has been no fight at Big Creek
Gap as reported, nor any other engage
ment IN the vicinity Of the Gap, or Taze-
well, than the foregoing All reports Of
other engagements and Of the cutting to
pieces of Gen. Canters and Col. Boyd's
forces by the rebels are utterly false.
Morgan issued special order thanking
Decourcey and Cochran for their gallantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18
Fortress Monroe Aug. Is.


The military telegraph to Fort Monroe
has stopped working, and ii is feared the
cable Is broken
From the Richmond Dispatch, of Au-
gust I'd, we learn that three eunboats
came up York River to West Point on
Sunday last, and remaining there little
while, took their departure On the same
day the Federals landed force at Carey :
farm in King and Queen county. The
object of these moves is q matter of con-
slderation, though it is possible that troops
are passing that route from Mcclellan, .
army to the Rappahannock.
All the Federal Officers, in number
about I40, taken in the recent battles be.
fore Richmond, including Gents Mccall,
Reynolds and Rankin, are to be sent
down the river to-day under flag Of
truce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18

New York, Aug. II,

hh, huE. ~
The steamer Saxon, from New Orleans
9th, has arrived
Gen. Butler issued an order SETTING
forth the need of relief 10 the destitute
requires more extended measures auc
greater outlay than yet made, and that
as question of justice, the burden should
fall On those who brought this great ca.
lamity on their fellow citizens, viz those
individuals aud corporations who have
aided rebellion with their means, and
those who have endeavored to destroy the
commercial property Of the city. Asub.
scription of 81 ESQ, 900 was made by cor.
porate bodies, business firms and persons.
whose names are given to defend the CITY
against the Government of the U. s..
whilst the cotton brokers' names, also
given, issued = manifesto in October ad !.
vising planters not to bring their produce
to the city. Those parties are all assessed
by Gen. Buffers order for the purpose
above named to the amount of $342 900,
of which over $4,000 is on subscrip.
tons to the S1,250,000 loan.
An intercepted letter states that DR..
NJ was organizing a secret Confederate
army in New Orleans, and had 5000 men
enrolled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18
nashville. Aug. ]

Nashville, Aug. ia.
Col. Miller has Just returned from Gal
latin with his command There is no
Union telegraph operator in Gallatin, and
the condition of affairs is not Known.
Morgan entered GalIatin at 4 O clock a.
IN after capturing the sentinels who were
asleep. Colonel Boone. the Union COM
mander, was in bed The surrender was
conditional upon parole for officers and
men alike, which was granted. Colonel
Boone has gone to Kentucky. Prominent
men were arrested and afterwards dis
charged Internationally. Morgan is said
to be still in possession of Galatin. Ar.
Engagements have been made for the res
toration of the railroad and telegraph
communication between Nashville and
Louisville, via Gallatin, which will be fin
ished in about ten days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of tho steamer anglo saxon.
Cape Race. Aup IL

Cape Race, Aug II.
Ihe steamer Anglo Saxon passed thi.
point at 5:3o this p. IN. Her dates are
Liverpool 7th, and Londonderry eth hut
Inc Londonderry dispatch has failed 10
| come to hand. "
The Daily News thinks the American
'arih will not be endured by the peanle
wnen It's pressure begins TO be felt.
Il Is Thought that Napoleon win all,de
10 Italian and Mexican questions at the
coming fete. A'
II Is rumored several European sovsr-
elgns Will soon meet ut Cologne.
rfhch newspapers insist on Rome being
delivered to Italy.
1t Is stated that Garibaldi has .bo,t
500 followers with him, poorly armed
A rumor was current 1t Madrid flat
Murat is intended for King Of Mexico
r. Osborn d Co, of Manchester. have
stopped; liabilities 1400, 600.
A large battle has been fought between
the Turks and Montenegrians, both claim
ing the victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-18
Frankfort, KY, Aug. 10.

Gov. Mago1in's message condemns IN.
vasion Of the State by John Morgan
says Southern Rights men disapprove it
reviews the present position of the Fed
eral Government, and regrets the arrest
OF citizens without legal process recon.
mends the adoption Of the Crittenden res
olutions as a standing proposition Of peace
and settlement, and at the close says
hazard nothing in saying have been
more untiring in my honest efforts, and
have made more propositions to prevent
dissolution Of the Union, and which
promised to be successful if they had been
adopted in time. than all of my busy,
brawling calumniators, who have their
vile purposes to serve.