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and ALBION K. CHE, of Alfred, was declared

and ALBION K. GLE, Of Alfred, was declared
elected. 80,
From tho reports Of tho different District
Committees the following named gentlemen
wero elected County Committee for tho en-
suing year:
John s. Parker Of Lebanon, Chairman.
Geo. @. Yeaton of SO. Berwick, Secretary
Theodore Wells, Jr., Wells,
Joseph W. Hanson, GOodwin's Mills,
James NJ. Decring, Saco,
Samuel Hanson, Buxton Centre,
r. II. Cooling, Acton,
Jacob Black. Limington,
Sylvester Littlefeld, Alfred.
Hon. Mr.. Gooch then appeared and I'D
dressed the convention forcibly and eloquent
". His remarks were listened to with grea
attention and elected much applause. Al
the close Of his speech the thanks Of thu
convention were voted to Mr.. Gooch for TIT
same. .
The Committee on Resolutions reported
tho following which were unanimously adopt
ed: .t.t...
REVOLUTIONS.
RESOLVED, That as in tho past, 30 now VIC
aro for tho Union, the Constitution and the
Laws peace when it has boon established
by the overthrow of treason. war until 1t Is.
Resolved, That tho rebellion is causeles'
and must be utterly crushed out; that un'
conditional surrender Is tho only terms We
offer to traitors whether they be armed oil
unarmed, in the armies OF tho confederacy, OF
In our midst. 80.
Resolued, That while the Government is
in peril and its life threatened by tho rebel
lion wo decline to discuss political tencts oil
former times, and declare that an unwaver'
ing support OF the Government is tho only is
sue wo tender to others, and we accept nc
othor from them.
Resolued, That It is our first duty to pre-.
serve the Government of the fathers, and
rescue the Republic FROM tho grasp OF trai'
tors and that We will spare no effort to
place York County in the position she ought
to occupy and cause her voice at tho polls to
be uncquivocally in favor of tho Union, the
Constitution and the Laws.
Rcsolved, That nations gratitude is due
to the brave defenders Of our flag, and ma.
TONS reverence to the memory of the heroic
dead who have fallen in its defence.
Rcsolued, That in Hon. Samuel Cony, our
candidate for Governor, wo recognize man
of ability, integrity and truo patriotism, and
to him and to our candidates this day select.
cd, we pledge our earnest efforts.
Voted, That the thanks of tho convention
DO rendered to the President for tho faithful
manner in which he has presided this day.
Voted to adjourn.
JAMES MORTON, President.
s. s. T. !: h h,sss. Secretaries.
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Tho oopporhoads aro demanding

"pcaco," and asserting that our troops should
be recalled from tho fcld!! II their doc
trincs should DO carried out would It not be
acknowledging tho Southern COniedo'
ncy'T Sam. Anderson pledged Bradbury
at the convention, that II elected Governor,
no would withdraw our troops. Is that the
way tho democracy" Is to save tho Union
and preserve the Constitution?
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Military AGair. In New York.

NEW YOpK, Aug. 10.
Gen. Candy, under whose immediate com.
mand arc the numerous troops in the city, has
issued nm important circular relative 10 the du-
ty Of his command In case Of riot. Gen. Candy
that the LIST and 37th Massachusetts, regiments
viii be FIRST called into action IL tho necessity
arisc
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A Victory over the Rebel CofEoo.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is.
Col. Calterwood, commanding the 9th artil-
lery Missouri militia, telegraphs from head.
quarters as follows s..
"Capt. Coffee attacked me to-day, he is COM
plctely routed, with thirty killed and wounded.
His ammunition wagons, commissary stores,
horses, &c., are captured. A force is following
him closely"
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. Tim rolling Stock of Tho southern 70

Tho rolling Stock Of tho southern rail.
roads Is said to be In wrctchcd condition. II
can hardly DO worse than the rolling stock OF
the democratic party. which Is worn out, rick.
city, aud exceedingly perilous to usc. The last
address OF the Democratic State Committee
shows this plainly. The rolling stock OF that
address Is the Same old song about abolition
which has been used up by thirty years hard
Woyk
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Terrific Bombardmcnt of Fort sumter.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IU.
The government received dispatch from
Charleston via Fortress Monroe this morning,
to the effect that on Friday and Saturday the
bOmbardmcnt was terrific. Tho action OF the
sea was so great on Saturday that the gunboats
could not operate with the land batteries with
any good result On Monday II was expected
that the SEQ would be smooth enough to enable
the iron clads to join again In tho attack.
This dispatch says there was n report that
Gen. Gilmore had succeeded in reaching the
city Of Charleston with one OF his long range
guns, and had actually thrown shots into the
city to such an extent as to call for flag Of
truce from Gen. Beaurcgard on the subject.
II Is proper to say Ia this connection that
there Is no official confirmation of the above or
of this wonderful exploit in gunncry, norris the
report believed by military engineers in this
CITY. .|ffF.. 4. ID ||.. ...
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MEETING THIS EVENING.

HON "A. o. JEwETT,
or Belfast, will address the citizens Of Saco
and vicinity, at the Town Hall, this FRIDAY
evening, Aug. 2ist, at z ID o'clock. Uncondi-
tionsl surrender OF traitors. whether in the
armies Of the rebels or in our midst peace
when il is established, WAR until 1t Is.
RALLY YoR THE CONSTITUTION, THE UNION AND
TIE LAWS.
Aug. 81, 1863.
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Tho CHICAGO Worklnr,m.r,, A..

"Ihe chicago Workingmen's Association,
composed OF Germans. has passed emphatic
resolutions declaring that they will help crush
any mob which may attempt to prevent tho ex-
ccution OF the conscription law. The Associa-
ton numbers over 1000 mcn.
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

Fort Wagner Apparently Iniprcgnablc
Except to Direct Assnuit-Activity Of
tho Rebels.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Good Prospects Of Suooess-Gloom Of tho
Rebels-Information from Rebel Sources.
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New YonK, Aug. Is.

Attempted RcveIt of two Rebel Rcgi-
mcuts.
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fSirned) II. SInLgY. BRIG. Gen'l."

ISIEneuJ II. SMILEY, Dr1g. ueH
Gen. Sibley marched from Fort Piche from
the Big Bend of the Missouri on the 10Th ult.,
Little Grow. the principal chief and instigator
Of Indian hostilities. has been killed, and his
son captured. Indian hostilities east Of tho
Missouri river may DO considered at an end.
(Slgncdl JOHN PoPE, Mai. Genl.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. I!

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.
despatch was received this forenoon by the
Government, dated the 18th, from distin.
guished military officer In Tennessee, stating
that the Chattanooga Rebel Of the 18th, announ.
ced the bombardment of Charleston on Satur-
day, tho 18th, as awful, and the firing from
Gilmorc's land batteries on Morris Island, and
from the monitors was chiefly directed against
Fort Sumter. Tho combined land and naval
forces Of the Fcderals seemed to be engaged.
The Information published In the Rebel was
received Mt chattanooga from Charleston by
telegraph, and the fight was going on when
tho paper went to press on Saturday.
The officer who communicated to Government
tho contents Of tho Rebels despatch, says the
editor Of tho Rebel, instead OF making the least
jubilant feeling over tho situation OF Affairs ct
Charleston, exhibits the most positive evidence
Of gloom. -,
The Rebel states that tho Ironsidcs and all
tho Monitors wcrc not only In the action, but
that tho whole fleet and large number OF nans'
ports were inside tho bar during the engage
mcnt.
NEw YoRK, Aug. ls.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF the
Herald, states that tho steamer New YORK had
arrived thero from Charleston, and learns that
Fort Sumter Is In bad plight. Our navy and
long range guns arc playing havoc on Its walls
and Il u stated that tho sido exposed TO our
battery In already preached.
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GEMRRAa IMgFaa1sENsR
FROM TENNESSEE.

West Tennessee clear Of Rebols--Larso
Captures Of Rebels-Bragg's and John.
stou's Armies.
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York County Union Convention.


Pursuant to call issued by the County
Committee the delegates of those citizens in
this county who are Internationally loyal TO
tho Government, and who are in favor OF
using oil necessary measures and means for
the suppression Of the rebellion and for the
preservation of our National Union, assem-.
bled at the Town House in Alfred, August
Is, 1868. After being called to order,
James Morton, Of Hollis. was chosen Chair.
man, and S. X. Roberts, Of WATERFORD,
temporary Secretary of tho convention.
On motion the following committees were
appointed: wli ia'
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Joseph Davis, Buxton,
Marshall Pierce, Biddeford,
George Goodwin, Wells,
Beuning Parker, Limington,
+. A. Wood. Lebanon,
Joseph Moore, Nowfeld,
E. A. Bragdon, York.
COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATIONS.
JIM. Deering, Saco, Co..
Theodore Wells, Jr., Wells,
John s. Parker, Lebanon,
Luther Sanborn, Parsonsicld,
William Akers, Hollis.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Geo. II. Knowlton, Alfred,
Francis Bacon, Kittery,
Horace II. Burbank, Limerick,
John L. Butler, Blddeford,
Alfred Hull, Shaplcigh, 800.
ia. Wheeler, Kennebunkport,
Charles:E. Weld, Buxton.
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BRlGADiER OF ruE lSr VI. BRIoApE.-Th,
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BRIGADiER OF TUE lsr VI. BRI0ApE.-Tho
Bennington Banner says
Capt. Ayers Of the regular army he's been
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Smlth's corps, and subsequently Of franklin;
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stream at their sources, thence they continue
down in 1t tortuous p4lh. till they reach tue
Red river near its mouth, seventy-hVe miles
above bayou Sara.
IL is deemed possible at the high stage Of the
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NEw YORK, Feb. Is. The Herald has advices
from the City Of Mexico to Jan. II.
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and the Mexican General Ortega is making it a
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skirmishes in which the Mexlcans has been VIC
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1900 French mules.
Inc Alabama sailed from Kingsto1, Jama'c ca,
on he night Of Jan 25th.
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GUS and creeks in Tyrryel and Hyde coun-
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10 the Island and capture the garrison.
The rebels ut fredericksburg continue to erect
breastworks and dig rifle pits.
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out on picket duty last night, uear Anandale.
were attacked by a superior force of the enemy
The fight which followed cost us Is killed and
missing, and IA lew wounded Our men were
forced TO give way. Ton or twelve horses were
also lost.
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A MERlTEp RrBURE.-The Louisville Journal,
never an Administration paper, and as earnestly
opposed to the Emancipation policy of the Gov.
eminent as any loyal paper can be, has the follow.
ing sharp words Of rebuke of the Democratic
chmor about arbitrary arrests
"Whai Is to be thought Of those citizens, edi.
tors and Others, who, pretending to be for the
Union, send up %ceaseless howls over every militia.
~ arrest in the United States, yet are neve, heard
to breathe a murmur over the thousands and
thousands of arbitrary arrests, impriscnments
confscstions, vbippings and hang ngs, constantly
going ON ia the rebel ConiederacyP l. they have
the liberty Of breathing T.! FREE air Of heaven,
have they not more liberty than they personally
deserve ?
"Odr Federal Administration in its worst fea.
lures, which have certainly been atrooious, ha,
been almost a miracle of constitutional and legal
freedom in comparison with the government tr
which the rebels aud rebel symplthisers among
Us would force vs. TO succumb."