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AOtrets

ORTGAGEES' SALE OF REAL,
ava ESTATE WIN be sold at Public Auction on ths
premises, IN the city Of Worcester. on MONDAY The
sixteenth day Of arch next. al ten O'Clock In the fore
noon certain tracts Of land situated In said Worcester
on bheWOod Avenue and being all of that part OF the
SturteVant Farm. called, which Is conveyed nv a
mortgage deed from Elkanah A. Cummings to the Rack-
stone valley Loan and Fund Association, recorded In
the Registry Of Deeds for the Comfy Of Wnrcesfer
Book 6I3, Page $50. - ""'eN''Ni'
the premises hereafter mentinued certain ssI
Estate situate In said Worcester mentioned in the same
mortgage deed, and being lots numbered s. G. a and
H. on plan of land recorded In said Registry OF Deeds
hook 3l3 Page 66i. Lot No having dwelling honse
thereon Lots s. and bounding on LAFAYETTE street
lot on Groyesnor street. and lots II on Lodi street
said sale benz in pursuance n mower contained in
said mortgage, and fora breach the thereof
Blackstone Valley Loan and Fund Assoelatlon
By MM. h. SLOCUM,
w. ID. WHEELER
II. \. WARREN.
Committee Of the Directors to make said sale
Grafton, Feb. 6. 1868. d3sS ~
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/. Ott a Vicar 49,
2. Bartlett, g. Boussock
o. oheIuoh' g. Belle Lucrative.
THE BEST SIX APPLES.
l. Alaldens Blush, T. Jefferis,
q BALDWIN, g. Smiths Cider,
o. L. l. hussett, g. Northern Spy.
THE BEST six PEACHES.
l. Crawford's Early, A. Oldmxon ffree1
q george ~, 5. OldmXon (cngO
o. MOTIFS white, Bergen's Yellow.
THE BEST SIX CRATES.
a. concord, 4. Diana.
O. MaNaiawny, 3. Union Village,
o. De@ware, 6. Hartford Prolific.
l. May Duke, a. Black EarIe
q Early richmond, Telegraph,
l. Brinckle's Orange g. Catawissa
2. Hornet, Hudson River
THE BEST FOUR STRAWBERRIES
l. White Pine Apple g. Hoyey's Sealing
Inomphe de Gaud, 4. Albany Seeding.
CURRANTs.
l. BLACK Naples, 2. Red Dutch.
GoOSBBERRIES.
l. Houghtons Seeding.
BLACKBERRIRs.
l. New Rochelle
Those WHO adopt the above list, or any Dor
ton of it, will be able to boast of at least some
OF the best fruits cultivated 1t is better that
those who intend to plant out fruit trees the
coming season, should take the list with them
to the nursery, and stack to ii.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 20. 1868.

T. tyson, TO- Lawrence,
o. bartlett, IL. Winter Nelis,
o. oeekel H. Chessarie
Except the last, which is unknown to mod.
ern pomologists, they can all be obtained of
most OF the nurserymen advertising in our
columns.
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/, W. II. Prchard, do certify that wife, Esther g.,
has had Weak Eyes from childhood cause by castles.
One year since lump appeared on the lash % her Eye
II increased to the size of large pea Becoming some
what alarmed about the progress 1t making, took
nv wife to Mrs NJ. G. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told she could it and further strengthen her
eyes. Mrs. Il. applied her medicine at seven o'clock N
the evening and at nine O'Clock the lump was gone We
could see more of it, Ny .Tie can now see people
walking the other side of the river which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday, when riding IN car
riage, she had no return OF headache. My own eyes
were treated two three times by Mrs Brown. find
them much strengthened w. II. PRITCuARD,
l59 French street.
Thousands of certificates might be added. Use Poor
Richards Eye and Ear Water, aGd throw away your
Spectacles.
T. Bartlett j. Decostcr NO Halls Court, Portland
give this certificate to certify that have been deaf
from Chi l. and for twelve years have been quite
deaf have spent hundreds OF dollars without receive
ing any benefit whatever Last Saturday went to Mrs.
b. to treat me Deafness In "a hours after her first
application, could hear every voice in tho house
can now stand in the cellar and hear the clock ck in
ne parlor Grateful to God his great deliveTance,
heartily commend her mode OF treatment to all who
Suffer as have done.
Price Is cents per bottle. Tube to the water into
the ear cents
GEO. X. SPUR, wholesale and retail agent, Worces
ter, d&w6m ia2
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The Germantown Telegraph has the follow
ing in regard to fruits deemed best for culture
in Pennsylvania:
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COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT Law

This is the oldest and best Dye House In the United
aates The goods finished in superior style, and
the colors clear and brilliant The prices
abie nay, liberal to fault
There is need of your paying 81 30 for Dyeing
Dress when you have done In superior style at
YOung's for 81,
French Dyelng and Cleansing OF Ladies' and Gentle
mems Garments In all their varieties,
Patronlze YOUNG'S 20g Main street, opposite Brinley
Hall. deodtf my30
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WYNN. H. JANKINS5 HAIR DRESS

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle is
men be accommodated in the most appr2seu ~, ,ss
~ Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms sie al En5s o.
ed for tine aceommod alton Of Ladies' Aso a. hagr
Hair work hand made to order soaiSe Females
cut In the most approved manner. SeP rla,,s S
will be in attendance IN the ladies department. 40
Il = maid for hair.
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NJ ORCESTER A C A ID EN- Y-The
w SPRING TERM will commence on Wednesday
February 18th, 1863 A.P. s. STUART NJ,
~ Hu PRINCIPAL
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educational.

DRIVATE SCHOOL. - The Spring
n Term Of MISS PERRY's SCHOOL, Pearl street win
commence on TUESDAY, Feb. "a. d2w* I'D
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DRIVATE SCHOOL. - The Spring
-, Term OF Miss WmTING's SoHooL. LINCOLN street,
VIII commence WEDNESDAY. Feb 25th, d2W fiji
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MORTGAGEES' SALE OF REAT

A Committee Of the Directors 10 MAKE sssid sal.
Grafton, Feb. 6, 1863. d3sS ~
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SSCHOOL FOR GlKLS.-Miss NANCY
- BAKER will open school for misses, at her home
SALISBURY strect-tUrnerlv the residence of T. ". Ham
mond, Esq ON Wednesday, the 10Th of September
Number of pupils limited and none desired under eight
years. Several will be received into the family as
hoarders Full particulars upon application.
au4 dawistf
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ONE OF THE HEROIC WOMEN.

a naval command should be bestowed on
the heroine of this achievement. Among the
American vessels captured by the pirate Ret
ribution, was the American brigantine j. p.
Ellicott Of Bucksport, Me-, A. Deveraux,
master. Her officers and crew were taken
en- board the pirate and placed in irons. A
crew was placed on board the brig, consisting
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Wishinoton, AUG. ep.-Oflcisl informal on was re-
ce,,,d to day at Gen IieintkleuHns hesisnarci. Of
. sk,rui,b on Nonday ias. be.uccp detachment of
the 81 ,ori Ms,.,chusots cavalry, California ferl-
mt nj, and Mosebys tnen. This attack hy No,.by
vm 10 sde 1t Co,le's Tavern, on Ii'r' River 1rrn.
pls, some fc~ mile, .his lille of iai'lI, nhop.
o'clock in the afternoon. Out men, numbering only
twenty I've, we're attacked frent ard Ie,r NJ tho
.me time, hut fousht msufilly. oar lcsG WIS tso
Killed, tire, wounded, and lac taken vri,'ncr,, TO
gether With all The horses moa hii IN ehafrc. NJ
teen OF which, however, wee sftrr- Md rcaptued,
leaving eighty five still In the hand, ~ The rb,s
The loss Of IN. eucmy ouc Captain aad one Lieu
tenAp. killed aud ono Le1 cuAnt ant three rivst,s
veunded. hossby hm@t ~. tof13c! ~ tro
p'accs IN he Nis dnd in n hiSh. N.sW . ads are
v,Jd,dsd a. r.ortdl. Col. Lowell pu' I'D th enemy
from Cen,re,le as fsr as Nj trs Cap 10, they sue
led In making their esespc by rs>son Of having
cons,sn, rsmounts OF frrh hor.e'.
W1shinctor, Avg. 99.-The line 81 the Chesreste
and Ohio Canal Ia stii infe.toi with suetfla, A
large party Of them Yosttrj.v cIoS'ci NO Maryland,
At whites Ford, ard eap;ufe a ulnihot of stock ca.
nal
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e. Loa,, AUG. go Tho larsts' meet n. .hat vN
ever held in Lssvenvorth assembled la.t r'sat G-n.
erui jim Lsne offered refolui.on', cs'i ~ loyal
men the border th.t eau be spared frum home TO
ss.emtle AZ Panois on the sth Of S-p'cn.her with
such AIMS Ard .nr unition A. they procure, and
ORG. ail- th.msev% into compan'c, of twenty men
each, und.r e>,t. N ofth,h own choosing General
Lane ,p-te Tor tuo houri Avine this, the re rle oi
Kan, as must depend upon themselves Tor protection,
and oAhortine every msn'o be ready TO meet a,
MONT At. no,ice Hon. A. C. Wilder offered
luton. stating that the trrsay at Lawrence d.
rclv ch.rreabe To the in'ec!le Ard intiscisn; rou
m6nler OF this d,p.rtincn, .ud dom,niinr Of Pr,-i
dent Lincoln tho immediate rmOval of Major Ten
eral Schofeii.
Mayor Anthony offered resolutions ths. .se coun-
tics OF Platte. clay, Buchanan and Andrew IN Mis
sou, be held tpon,.blc FOR rebel ou'r.ees north
OF the river .he pens,ty 10 10 the total devfation
Of line Of forty m'cs wild. .org the iTol.lsr. All
the resolutions esersd wefs ino., en;husss;icai.y
sdopea
General Ewing telosT.phei General Lane 70 Jay.
saying that hc would defend Lawrence and khnsas,
ard requesting him 70 Use hi, influence 10 prevent
/ raid on Kaps.. General Lane replied that he you'd
assemble With tive thousand men on the sth Of sep
tenhcr, and tender their services 20 him General
Ewinsi. and that II they were rcJoctd hc u.aneI
would ,Fposl 10 higher power.
General Lsins has pllcet two coiapiries Of troop ~
in PrsSo City TO pro;ee the citizens hr-c against
,lo "Av,nsnri' from Kanss.. lsrr1 ruu5,r oi
INT Il om IA. army Of General Price arc ,rganiLins
into guerrilla tsnis ia Clay and Adjoining eoun.ts,
preparing for raid. on the border. Tho sEsIT~sL
puhlihed IN Weston. M.,,turi. va d.t'oJei 90
Thurtday night bya party C Missouri enrolled rii
u. The paper VAS loyal, aud has done much good
| Tor the Union cause.
sriisF Asyrp sos rHs iAwrENcR ,uTrZREs
Lsitsnocr;h Aug. 30 In behalf ot the sui''' 'ers .
tho lawrence massscre We make this .it'erlent sn'
ap,eal The los Of lf1 reported ~ To p''i' Is sub
stan,isly csrroct The los, Ct property million un'
ahslf of dollas. Hundreds no homeless and dns'.
tuse. The business ton " the city sn;Ir'y se
strcyed, together with nearly hundred dstins'
Aid can be scnt to Peter Esluous, Chslrman Of IN
Aid Committee Of Lawrence: President j. h.W'l
and n. J. Pluo.t, II. j. Adams aud Nelson hcCrtci
ell, Lssypnrorth A.d CoDIsi:t1r.
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C,ia, y. Y AUG. 30 The Gov nor hss bssa 10
formed h. 'he Provost harhsi uensrsl ths, er.oit
~ ro' be SLOWED TO 20. n. for any ~ .oluu.
te.rs They may have furnished Their quota. un-
der previous calls.
The rtovos. Msrhsi Gcrrrni has decided no. so
allow credit for vo!unteus raised siucc juno li,h.
ls63. In dii're's ~hctc the draN has taken psee
Dut in Districts where the drv ms has rot ten
eneed credit will be given recruits sen, TO resi
men;s IN tn odd ard for volun'ccrr euif ell IN com
pAnics hieh iaay have been rsncd IN such district,
and rn.cred into thcsrrv CO of tbs United Ststes
between the ilth dsv Of June, iSt9, snd the day
prceed ns that fixed or The drsit 10 t,ts place Men
mlss,v cnir,cd viii not be orcdit'd. they mast b
mustered into somc erc,nircd company.
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Serious Affair In Brooklyn.
Probable Murder Of n Negro.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE DRAFT.
Charleston.


For,r,ss NonrOs, iug. 2o.-The Liehmord DIS
lTcII OF today has the following;
CA1restOi, Aug. 2I.-The ,mys att,cs on our
! se pi's on Wetneid.y night, about seven oclo,t,
~ In ovcruhsmins force.
On Thursday tie Hr'ns both sidrs va, slow. with
o unusual ipc tcn.s.
chdrieston- Iu8. 70. Tho bonlbsrdment of Sumter
I'D Wasrcr p-pccces slugslshiy.
The enemy il vorllas bard IA the trenches in 'front.'
fTasnor.
Nc further atnpt has been mad 10 sNol the city.
From FEDERAL SOURCES.
PhilddclI hii, AUG. 30.-The steamer Bernu :s hss
rived from, Port Royal, wedncsdsy morning. hav
stopped Of Charleston. Her Captain reports that
ort Wagner hsj rot ben taken yet, AMI cannot be
.'pereut. II confirms the rc2or, that sumter h.d
cen knocked 20 picces. Further naval opcra'oas
b. carried on rithcn. regard to Fort Wagner,
IL capture of which will be ion TO Gen. Gilmore.
Tho Guns ut Cha rIestou
W1shiryton. Aug. eo-As an irnyroai,n prevails
hat the bursting u the three hunti,d p'uudcr Par
ci Gun ., Cha-los:on uspona, tie 'he'iins Of that
Tklch ~ers thsesa th.iher we're flSu eisht-inch II,
VT suns. ot what called two hunrred pounders.
rDd the '., inoh l. iIc:t Is two h'uGied and fity
pundsr. One 9. tir alter - now t-ir Chtrlrlton.
.vc iliits. 50 ,mnll ritsd slu- as twrvo ppncers
.'t tIIoNu sLS.-s LeLi lo.k.o@A - william use Avn
dL,e u lee.
Eenure ards Protcst.
Gen. Beauresarc's oiiicial reply 20 Gen. G,roye's
israand 70. the sirondcr 81 Chsrlet.on, dated Aug
I'D, sta.eS that Gtn. Glro!es Dispatch Of the pre-
sdiLs day was witbcut sisuatIT,, Lnd Therefore
eturu.d, and emp aims that ro,wiihe.Rodirr THU
lioE batter - lid actually open iic tn.
nr city about 10 o'oCck at night. A. nine she nGX
neri.ias 'hr disps'ch va. re.Irnet wi IA Cen. till
noIe', official ssus'urc. General Eeturr-.rd state
k ouly four hours we're siven for the ~fhdra~nl q
I'D N ., females snd hi .drrn. two hours CT which
uat he iecstsar!ly inolIl ed ia cunyevf the o-d.r
she eNs eivlirsd nation. usually rive tIoin cne u
days notice ir the Nithdrs val o: cor cont aant
frrna,vry ic bcrlb.rduent. Gen. BE uirsgsTi com
hNIS .hat the nom rhardfDen' Of Chailcfc was un
ecc'saiy m order 10 procure tic tur.no~, Of Fort
Nggptr, Cr-sg aud sumter II those worts In O
'-e4t Condition a1Igluessntrd By Gen GilEiOic
be-. iorts were from half \ null. 20 two and hA!
...,s ii tant ia northery diIeciiou, white Chares
ii 90 wts tive mi!e. oil in nortA-wc,t
4 ~ urse frcin tho batteries that oyen
" rr', AMI 6rnvrtl Benur,sa.d ass.fts that h
q ..y Vas npit1 boinbardcd because Guu,rA ~ l,nOr
( tptlsd Oi taking tho forts by liirc. attack, AZ
IN d'sl@rtto te,t u-sue,e aiA~i ti' i1i ie,s civ
~ ustr shlca r1ndpfed It inluSGt.Lc to rScei,
E.9ig - tit.e. GsneIA Beaure. ar argues the ca.
the rstn I Z come time, g. sho iAnt Gene
= lln"..s course vas unwarlantod, ad 10 justify tn
us-,i surrender
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Army Of tLc ,;uMh orland.

he CroAsips of Ihe Tenres.ice River, Etc.
S'trenso'. Ald., Aug. 30 Tho Army OF the Cum
,-I,ni crosrd tho rcnns'fee River a. four % ints
DAY, with infantry and cavalry. The "a k.n,ucky
,vsry captured u picket, at yoint opposite Ste
,n.1n. Gcn,rsl Rayuolds eap,nred lAce force At
bell Mound. ard took camp on FnlnR water
u rs thc captured ai1 the notorious guerrilla A.y,,
- tie rebel rcnues Cougrt'sin.u Cannon. Lit
e " resistance vas made. The r'sJcb are r.por-
g.. 4, In force =; Rome ani Clsy'.snd, md along
b, georgia b,st- i:s r.sd. General Bu-u-.ie T. IA
?. region Of h nss,on, and viii attack that plaee
c,ofe long
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Execution OF Substitute Deserters

Ms .ycc ,rs irrVy or ne io'orla-, luJust -,
l.-. he cut Of ftAa suNst..lie aeseEc-, sen
t,l..' T. th, penalty Of death ~ General Order
y -, took bee to-iNy. Not le.s IL an 25OJO yer.
.on. .e p7cs NJ. Two CT tie sen eneed ps1ous
We p. ts mt, ,To Catholics and the ffth He
nf.s III, sp..ltusl sdvi.ers Of each we're present.
n. Ct f'ia.. we're sittiag upon their respective
,s.,,., ~,th he yaNnins graves IN their rear Tho
49, fer ,ier iumedi,te execution vas issued
,y zen Griilu. at PM, srd the officer Of the
r,.l Capt. Croker, of the 1ls;h Penn,yvsna. re-
u = the clersymen from Their spiritual duties.
ybe rect is brisAy told. Al the cdsr to dr.. thirty
4. uuals,s u9s aiscAAxssA ~ inxkAat - ~ IN
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Prsm Mckee The Confederate states to
be Recognized.

San Francisco, aug "9.-The ste,mer Cons
tion's da,s from thu CITY Of MsA! arc only ', 10
July .sth. A portion Of the united xeIi'an sHi
y ench tfoops bad moved Go i!ea westward nom tbs
Cspitsl to CucTnavscea,
Tho int,ntions OF 'ho Trumyir,'e 20 r"cog..zr the
ConiedeIae Staiei wore ccltinlay iortFa A!o"cl ~
the Irnverisi Pess tho recognition 20 take place a.
soon a. the news reached Mexico tLAt Nax!m.lliAn
aocepts he crown.
Jusroz vas uuderstood to he tu,ying himlcN Ia
encourAslns suen!!is expeditions, some Of which
were led by Americans.
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Important from ". Carolina
JcH's Last Card, ,Nc

E3frtss XJnrJt, aug. 29.-Erbsl paper, received
~ tch,ad & ty, =, C., say tat Jty Ddris kas t>-
itt, df.er a conf r'Hcs uth ne G9rsrHors n Tie
a.'e.srae S'dt.', 70 cdA outf hunerr. thousand
W. troops, who s:e to receive their tseGcm and
s9rtc e. OF land at the End OF TAO wa.
Az ps,ch FROM the htockading fee, say thh. on
N, 1orulng a the 18th irSiAnt lrge t'o.pof var,
~ s.n' with The Ba'i'h rae fyinr swep; pss, the
slNksiiug steamers, and immCd ia,ely holS'ei the
rebsi as< and raxst into Wilmington, '.heA 10 tho
,ru,a relel war vessel that has IuH thl. block ado
si.li. tiI weeks.
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Rri.L Volunteering in New Jersey

7re'tcn, " j. 1tg. 20. volunieefinslo N. state
Of New Jerey /. proceeding very briskly. About i've
thoossnd have been obtsined since GOV. rArkcrs pro-
elamation VA isr.e!. Three new batteries are COM
plte, and one re- men' of cavalry aud two rrsm
ofinfau,rv viii he p.ctod during tho prescott vesk
A'mo', ever, township in the state is q, ~orh, and Il
10 exp e,cd that In few days 'h- quot. Of Se- Yer
.ey -l BE- filed by voluntary eulitme ts thas doins
away ~i.a tae confer ton
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nountfd hy the ssor' in 'i'rr rdArcc, "a tn. rs.
SUI. The ho.ic u ;iae i ia IT, l. tc,,sg i've
srsse'. Aui the csr:v r. tofined iAc i.t r,heigd,
rites eve. tn deceecd Tho ,r.e'r' wss -n rru.
snAl one. The rrces'an,, the ~ ttsw. ami thc ca
thcir ,tccd EIDE b. ellie, each n,tciins prav,r' ~
the departed soul. The n,rlcs. sscs, rcsd. etc
Of the deceased are q. foilo-s;
George kui No. IIsrov~risn, 80 ves.s oil. Penn.
Clvenia Unmarried John t,lsna, itAlisu, g ,'ss
.li. Psnnsyiv nis--wiis and fsuiy. C'Ns. Nsittr,
Prrssan, ss yesIs old-~ife and child Geo kyiu sss,
Ialisr, - Vtars old-wlf. and child. Eul.e i.ai,
Pr4Asiap, 30 years old wife.
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The Mexican Crown.


Bss.on, Aug. sO.-Arriyed at three O'Clock this
IN iruins tho steamship lIibcrni,. from G,lVsv.
The MgsoRiAL DnLoyArgrr 4 the l5ih 'ay';
1--WE are happy to be ahls 10 sunouuee ihst hi' I'm
rrrill hiehaes,, the ArcLtutc Icrtinaal Nj limll-
liam, scceps, w,lh the eonscBt OF HI. aur' brother,
the Enrror Of Austria, the crown o; she new scr''
can enpf.."
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Cine,rnd'i AuJ. 60 II Ia Annoueod tAlr morning
tia. draft viii BE- made in th,. sts,e Onieers VI
the army sen, home to secure drafted men are in
s,rue,sd to open rcctuiiEs stations for snls ments
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s.: Georsr-, Sas.,u, 20 wuuias'oa. C,Ch, e.
IL, ana ac'ilc. Tho Arua, =. ft,N,ta sad P,Ni.
torn arrived al Nassar. fteMviii iu.o1. SC !uf a,
the week ending Aus.s,1s 1Aty iiod'. .lg cif.
toV, o. cet:on. rein, AND naval ,iofsi, ioi uau.p.
mcu' To Elsand.
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INTERESTING CITY INTELLIGENCE.
German Anti Draft Movement

Ssnidcant lIabeaS Corpus Decision.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-23

ACCIDENTS IN ARoosTooK.-On the LIST
of May, Mr.. Anthony Gilroy. a native OF Ire
land, in the employ of Mr.. Nathan Frost of
Orono, on the South branch of Machias river,
was thrown into the river by the starting of a
jam, and drowned.
Mr.. Sydney West of Ashland, in the employ
Of 5. T. Hewes on the Aroostook river, above
Masr rds, in starting "a high landing, was
thrown into the river among the floating logs
and instantly killed. His head was complete
" crushed and his limbs broken. He leaves
no family.
A young man by the name of McDuff was
last week drowned in Squaw Pond, whilst en-
gagged in driving lumber, and we also heard
that man, whose name we have not learned,
was few days since drowned in Aroostook
River, near Pioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-23
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who are Internationally 10y
al TO the Government of the United States, and who
Internationally support all its measures for the sup
pr ASSIGN of the Rebellion, and who resolved to
spare endeayor TO maintain our National Union
both In principle and territorial boundary. are in
vited to send Delegates TO Convention to be ned in
the city of BANGOR, on
Wednesday, the LIST day of Jul next,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gov
erncr, TO be supported by the Union men Of Maine
1t the next election.
Zach city, town and plantation is entitled to send
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
Ave hundred inha bitants fraction of three hun
dred entities a town TO an additional delegate.
LEONARD ANDREWS, York.
SAMUEL f. SPRING, Cumberland.
RUFUS ). 81 EVENS. Olford.
NELSON DIN0LEY, JR.. Androscoggin
j. PRESt OFT. Frd.kiin.
JAMES g. BLAINE, Keaae6ec.
JOHN s, BAKER, Sdgdddhoc.
SD LINDSAY. Somerset.
+. W. STETS0N, lincoln.
r. ". SIMON ON, kaor.
VIM McGILVERY, Waldo.
EPIRAIM FLINT. Piscdtdquis.
JOHN WYMAN, Penobscot.
EUGENE HALE, Hdncock
GEORGE w. DYER, Washington.
EBEN'R WOODBURY., Aroosfook.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-23

DEATH OF VAN DoRN.-One account of
the violent death of the Rebel General Van
Dorm will be found on onr first page this
morning. The Nashville Despatch says DIR.
Peters, having arrived in Nashville, Monday,
18th instant, the fourth day after he shot Van
Dorm, denies the story about the detection of
his wife in a criminal act with Van Dorm. He
refuses 10 reveal the history of the thirty
hours previous TO the tragedy, only admitting
that he claimed of Van Dorm a written state
ment, setting forth four particulars, and fail
ing to get anything satisfactory of the kind,
shot him. Every thing else he reserves for a
court of justice, where he is prepared to justi-
fly his conduct.
Van Dorm was reckless, unprincipled man.
No one ever doubted his courage; his intel
lectual ability was very ordinary. He was If
ty-second in class of fifty-six at West Point