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The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Mr.. j. II. vosburg's Despatch.


II has been ascertaned that there Is no portion OF Lees
army right, while the IN In rebel force Is probably
retns from the front Wblos guerillas occupy Aldo,
extending to and holding Thoroushfaro Gap.
-Four army wagons, which by mistake took tho road to
Aide instead OF coming Cen,royle, yesterday
captured by the rebes. Several others escaped.
Hogan OF the chief scouts of tho Army OF tho Po
tomac with four men, yesterday is Ia WIN squad of
rebels and clpturod two oi thon, ono, named Hulchn-
con, being the principal guide of M0sby.
There nothing 10 report respecting the position
Of this army bat evidences of active preparations arc
manifest
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
0ss wasAs.sso. Dispatches.

WAsmNsIOs, oct W. 1905,
The belief rs strengthened At headquarters hero to day
that tho rcbo army Of Virginia has escaped entirely from
Army OF tho Potomac and that Tho principal part of
10 was tho way 70 Georgia 10 reinforce Bragg while
only smal portion has been left In this nifty
General Meade and prevent any troops bvog 10
Chattanooga whre the rebel movement was beng exc.
cuted.
Tho prisoners taken in tho cavalry Gght at Groveon
yesterday belonged 10 EveIs corps, concerning whose
whereabouts much doubt has existed
Captain Dodge, Of Company q. Finh Michigan, who
enormously reported killed at the sbt Brandy
Station in the HERALD, s all right
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Recognition
HecOGnstions
VIE EsTyEI CALLS TO FRANCE ALL IN VAIN.
fEr,n, I'm, paria Alec q Oct. II

ltrom tho Paris slece, Oct =.
Every time the North suffers repuhe the partisan oi
the slavery rebellion call out for mediation sd inierven'
the last battle has supplied them With very na-
sural ceeson fer repeating their demand but ,be article
IN the gsioa comes too ate Wo know now how the re
sus ~ che batte been exaggerated in favor OF mo
aoutr The Lic and tho friends Of tho slavery conede
$at,o. are wrong eheItg delso1ss and IN urging tho
povcrDmeut cwards path Il has hsiaerto shown itself
1.y TOO a.sposed to follow. The Soua 10 eaka
csy while he North ncessantiy its resources by
vsrk anu industry cor inuo there as though
rothng happening IN tho south, ON Tho contrary
ehero Is no work apywhere and sery exists according y
IN every direction Wo have much serloss
Onion for reretting sao bloodsbed ia America.
Our only desire Is for the struggle 10 cease but know
the'means 1t proposes forycrnDang the war would
M contrary only proong II and extend q 20 nations
who inye hitherto me- oSy f5t its distant effects.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Russian Naval Omcsrs Invited ia
philadel elphta.

Tho Philadelphia Common Council h,vir7 recently
pass,d rcsolu.ons extending tho hopl,alt.a al tha,
city 10 The odcsrs Of Russian Sect now Ia our
Dor, committee OF nyo from ,ue selsc, aud lower
branches was sp pented 70 vmm tLs ca 'x tho purpose
OF presenting copy Of ths resolutions W Admiral
Isovsk hcreby IN ssing himself brother officers 10
accept ~ the inv iatoa 10 witt their city, Tho commit
e arrived al thr 81 Sehoas Hotel last evening They
VIII roo 81 % day etscuts the pufport o they visit
hcre frs lanes ~ sss committee foilows g.
Acr }. lfuIrS, Chairman; q N. Derinxev, Thomas "
Adams a. 6luns d., g. ~. Bowers, Iohu W I/i.b Hush
OglInsl H MethsfiIl. hIfrsl RahI snd Charlcs Adam
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tlre9 men killed and none wounded, all the cnenys
sAoIs which tolk elect proving fatal.
captain IeI nance, ol company q, sixth New .h,
went into sns charge with twenty one nen of whon
isre. were killed and ninc wounded.
IN ne attack made by 1ofdon's brigade, o' I.Nh
uNnoh, upon buord "a Oak iill, Iieuten"nt ha'"i ~
.he lhrd fennsylyaaia cayary, belonging 10 oisss
oflsi1nl Out l.mporariy serving with uenerh biiiui
was instanty kulsd by bail throush tho head. Whom
eht'ed AZ me eit eye. iio gallant young soae
before the enemy
colaso our cavalry deend tho property VI the govern
ment committed 10 their charge.
GENERAL AUfORp
rather famous among his always being np quito
near the trout durng engagement accompanied by
such Of bis stan as not OF other dutics. His
Brigade commanders are not a whit behind hun IN this
re-pect Colonee leyns and hapnan aud Captain Nor.
rs. Of the second United Stss cavalry, formerly Gen.
Bufords chief Of stan but al orary in com
mand "en Merrhrs brigade o regulars love 10 emulate
him IN leading their Commands although thoy do not ap
prove OF his always carrying hs beautiful division lag 10
tue 'front.' as an apparent Invitation to inc enemy " k
Tho other day civilian wished to the General on
some business during skirmsh. ie tells mo he met
Davns aud asked BIN where bInTd Was ne - iFpna'
bly, about where those guns which you hear dis
tncty. am about TO Join him, and VIII conduct you
you desire it.n f,Ciyuian thought there peeaar
look IN the CooDelis eyo ak lao accepted MS
offer, but he would not back down then. They
soon found the Gouea clear up near tho front line "
meas but civilian transacted his business soon as pos
sblc and returned 10 the roir hakuI 10 dispense ia
the music OF whistling bullets and shrckng Shells
GENERAL r. sIcKiSs
was received by the "boys' OF his corps, VIII, saw
him IN tho car a. II ncared tho station, IN manner
which must have boen highly gratifying " HIM.
There concerted movement, and thay evidently
bad mol eAected him Just then. bnt tho eNcanntn fa
green ono. "Nby there, with.two stars, smoking So
gar. Don't yon know him" And their oyes sparkled
and hlled they recognized him with nods ana chcers
After some delay Generals brney and ward, or tc First
division Third corps appeared aud carried their corIa
commander OIL amid three rUusing cheers.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Personal Inseiligence.
Obituary.
sIR wILLItM BEtLAIRe, A WATERLOO VETERAN.

From tho London Post, Oct. g.
Wo have TO record tho demso Of SIR william Bollalrs,
which took place Friday last. Ho born Ia 1893.
From 1911 TO 1910 he seryed In the fte nth HlssaFs
with which gallant cavalry rcgimsnt no served during
the campaigns of 1918 and 1914 In the Peninsula and
presen, At tho battle OF vltto Ia tho Pyrcneos an
pcllLa, Ortbes, larbes add Toulouse. Ho served In
tho campaign Of 1915, aud had horse killed under him
ia tho at from Quare ras and two wounded
battle Of waterloo In 1887 ho appointed OF tho
Ycomen OF tho Guard.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

sengers.

ST. Jonss, ~ r.. oct 10, 1863.
The steamship Alpha sailed today for Boston. via Hall
fax with the Boston passengers and OF tho Boston
cargo Of the Africa Tho Merlin follows tc morrow with
the Halifax passengers and cargo.
HarIsAr, Oct 10, 1868.
Her Britannia Maes,y's stcamor vosuyius sailed from
hero at O'Clock r. ~ Sunday for Bostoo, with
tho Arlcas malls aud my bo looked for at Boston on
Wednesday.
Boros, Oct 20, 1853.
The steamer vesuvus. with the Afrioss malls, haa
been sigracd soycn O'Clock tonight, sno win proba.
bly, not arrive before u. morrow.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MOVEMENTS OF EUROPEAN STEAMERS
The Scotia or Cape Race.

ST. JOINS, y. =, Oct 10, 1868.
Asteamer hove in sight of Cape Race about half pact
one A. NJ on Sunday doubt the Scotia. from Liverpool
October 10, via Queenstown 1i,h, for Now York sho
will bo due there Wednesday morning sho could nc,
be lnterceptedr though che clno close IN.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Armies OF the Cumberland, the Ohio
and Kentucky Consolidated.
General Grant In Commanu Of The
Entire Southwest.
GENERAL ROSECRANS RELIEVED.
General Thomas Appointed 10 tac Command
at Chattanooga,
Ae.s Ae.s AS.
wAsulScros, Oct 20, 1863.

wAsuScros, Oct. 70, 1868.
There is doubt hat Gen Grant las been directed 10
take command Of the army at Chattanooga.
This change has boen sdc account OF any want
Of confidence In Gen Roecerans but for hsimprodoneo IN
advancing beyond chatisnoogs. which he dd without
orders from Washugtop boon heretofore stated.
This Is tho ooy fault lmpa.ed 10 hlm.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Lormyuan, oct 20, lses.

1'4''ITFfI"Hf N4VN W I''7Nf
Major General Gran, assumes command OF the armies
Of tho Ohio the Cumberland and OF aen,aosy with plc
nary powors ne lef for Nashville this m rnlng 10 "a
sumo the direction of affairs at Chattanooga.
General Thomas takes tho command Of General Rose.
GRAMS army General Rosecaas bong ordered 10 Cncn.
natl to report by letter tho Au,aut General ai wash
ngton.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Decision Against tue Harlem Railroad
COMPANY.

Hrrsos, n. z, Oct 20, 1893.
Judge Bogeboom has this day rendered ieclsion aa.
versely 10 tho Harlem Railroad CONF rcstrairing
them from baildug thor track in Broaaway.
AtahsY, Oct. Il 1898.
Judge Hogeboom's decision In ih, Harlem Railroad
case contlnues tho Injunction darns tbs litigation No
copy of The nninhln has boon raaelYed hare.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Mr.. George ~. Harris Dispatches.
IN rs FIKlp, Va OcL 20, 1893.

sHRxhS AZ oh9tES0N Ay0 lccsLAsD NnIs.
Yesterday no~ning Npatricx, who held the advance
a tho army foasd me rsteis at Grovo,on. skhmish
ing Immediately took pisce. tho sncny slllrg back to
Bncslsnd Nils. wb~rs the enemy was found to be
strong foroo insisting of pfsy, arulery sod cavalry
ps-'es IN The ops r,s eide ~ srosd run. Tho ynh
s'oh,ssa cavalry, under osm ~ o Colonel Aser, sns
TIE ssih Michigan. dssn,o,sIsd ara a, played a.
sku"ishqr-. vng thei' eesyrsiss rs,pop, ,hesp.Sor
rne ~ ie4ay - cl CD Ite eny
W" asrafhpg J.stnas.l abotl sB 41ar = nen iolr~'
Als'r. = ~ teai y ~ rsfnsi uas6 81 10
s'sFs' dfvlos ~ rrsa.g fs.arf soht ttrsmts
-'4'''a l1ier. -osna.sl'f 40 Es.or1 .rst.s. -
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
oeperaI Dir nt Per,la nd.

rosnAsp, No., Oct. %. Iss3.
osnsss DIX was received a the Cty iI,li this aftes
now ~ fts oly soyernfn nt ard ca~ssns lie pro
ove d Ssf labor dcieaccs q, ~ .aftsct1ry ea.
siP5N he aaYes ,bt svefios
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MI. VIM. Young's Despatch.
ARMY oF ms PorosAo, cet 20

Army oF ms PorosAo. Get 20. 1862.
KnrkrRIcK A PIAcs.
Rilpairick's cavalry yesterday evening discovered a
body Of rebel cavalry tho heights near New nlmoro
and decided TO mako charge upon them; but before
reaching them he his flank and roar had
been both cut of by their Infantry and cavalry Ho then
turned and Gu, his through thor Tho enemy
Immediately pursued Fitzpatrick, whom ho foil back
towards Haymarke, whcre the nrst corps had Just
rived, and werc IN tho &c, Of s,a,Onns pickots.
raB ENsnY BACK
General Cutler command OF tho First division OF this
corps having been Informed that Fitzpatrick OF
advanced his First brigade undor Colonel Robinson bat
as tho encmy infantry they fell back,
taking with them prisoners about twenty-five Of tho
FRS. corps pickcs, which thoy captured, belonging
the Nineloenh indiana and Seventh Wisconsin. The oss
Of tho enemy In killed aud wounded s greater than
loss In killed wounded and prisoners. During the night
tho enemy retrcated Ia tho direction Of Aldo.
srssNcrn RsHgLa
Tho cavalry forco Of tho enemy engaged with Kilpe
rick rs estimated at about two three brigades -nd
their infantry supposed to Of br,ssdo
only. How much thoy have In tho Is cDnlectusi
Tx RAILROAD AGAIN orssanoS
Trains running the Orange and Ais1,nar', Psi'.
road 10 Brs,os Station and the aaaasss, a,Rs,r-si
TO New Baltimore. rbs rebels mado aimoi conpists
wreck Of tho Orange and Alexandra RArr,,j beyooi
Prstoe station, having up the tics sld rss on
them into heaps with tho rails on tho top, an, heo
Gre 70 the tics, which bon, tho rails and rua.s tsm
pssorsrxD cayALRYmEs
Tho largo numbers Of disnounted civalry ars
n by rail TO 20 tho dsmoun,ed cam, show tbai
tho duties Of soldiers this branch Of tho ssss ce ba
ben s,ye and ardaous since tho presen, csmssss ,on
nsnced.
Az QUIT At FRONT.
A, nno O'Clock this evening all 10 quiet At Tho front
and The looks down approv ngy upon tho paod n
pauess who ready 70 szh bleed and die for their
country.
coSUD,scs CENTRAL HylDn.
very ssaerous oJnndenco reposd In General Meade
by the army under hIs command, and the ssn,ncn, 10
universal that be knows dennholy what moyemsnts to
mako Tor Ne p1spse Of do eating General Iees strategic
plans.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Nation NJ Loa..

prAaoELrvuA, Oct 20 1893.
Tho sales OF nyetwsncs to-day smoun,es 10 a. ssS 400
thS lsvcst sale sines May f~syp dsnzaa h steadily
lncR0.aaug
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Mr.. Geo. IL. Hnrt's Despatch.
In mr FIrID, oct. Is, 1899

YAREwErL ~ oxsKRAL KIM.
To-day Brigador General King, commanding division at
Fairfax Court House. bid farewell 10 his command prior
10 his departure his Official capacity as United
states Minister to Rome. Tho troops drawn mp 10
parade and the following order was rcad;-
GENERAL oRpKRs--yo 40
HEADQUARTERS, KfSc's DicIsioS,
FAiRfAI Coum Horsr, Va. Oct. ~, 1868.
manding general % different duty II Is with nnntc
reluctance that no takes leave OF his comrades la arms
He has received At their hands all that general could
ark or expeot-obediencc respect aud Affection. ilo
leaves them with the earnest hopo that their efforts In
behalf Of the Union may DO crowned with gorious sue.
and that the Fag OF tho Free may feat
in triumph tho entire republic. hecommand o tho
division devolves upon Brgadcr General Corooran SAL
liant and experienced ocor most IL for tho post assigned
" him. and devoted 10 tho good cause 70 which VIC have
RUFUs KINo Brgadier General Commanding.
Brigadier General Michael corooran Tho
command and need not add that tho ebargeo Of this
important point tho key the dcfenccs of the capital
entrusted 10 q competent custodian.
xosHys cAr1rar
0Eary this morning hye mon belonging 10 the Thirteenth
New York cavalry, employed on picket duty, cap
.r,s Dy M'soy near n% rssa .01r @ M ama
sign, which b. promptly gave but After giving u dis.
covered who the party wore, bot discteeiy retraaea
from dscl sing the fact v the sueras. Mosby succeed
| three Of whom sscaped.
ms puasun-,sonxs CAPTURE
The Fourth delaware regiment Immediately sent
IN pursuit. but DID not oyertke the gueras who mato
good the ESCAPE throash the woods.
Abolfnopn 10 day captain Of cavalry-whosc name
cannot icarnwas kcwisc captrod by Aoaby, Al point
about three miles distant from the Court House. III
repeated raids small scale be completely
guarded against, owing 10 the numerous paths tbrough
the woods; but General Corcoran should have larger
| force or cavalry at his dspc1aL
| General BiFney's Com IImentary Order
/ 20 HIS Com mmand.
GENERAL OGDEns--so 90.
| HsADQuARkss, ERsgis DIVISION, InED CoRrs
/ Oct II, 1868
The Nh,pr General commanding division thanks tho
officers and for their admirable conduct during tho
late moyemonts Ispec.al credit Ia duo tho Hrst tFi-
gade Col Coils 10 the Fhth Michigan yountcors AID
the First United States SLarpshooters aud 10 tho Tenth
Massachusetts, battery, Capt Sleeper for their aanry
In repusng be enemy attack ths boad o tho column
at Auburn, and 10 Cot Coils. E. and
| In making the dbpositions ordered.
| BY COMMAND q Major General BiRSEY.
! r. RRssY, Ms,or aud Assi-lan, AdJUtsut General.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Europa outward Bound.

OCt' 100.
Tho steamship Europa, from Boston, a<Haiifax for
day, and adyices nom New York 10 Saturday put ON
board
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
peAall of yonn n- 49,.

n.s.i. ca ~ fsfi
Join y Essss, fl9i .s@s - ibs soi.s 4 ns.s, psi.,
s co., Gel 10 Ea'esc s.-.-, ne u. q os.9lef.
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General Buford with his division Of cavalry, this morn
ing advanced 10 attack the enemy In their position ~
Ihorougnfare Gap. II s suppssod ho met with serious
resistance, tho ehemy skimshng and retiring
II universally expected that general engagement
would be brougnt about to-day but the enemy has dis
appeared from before our front
Leo reported 70 hayo been at warrenton tns fore
moor. ..and later 10 have left for parts unknown.
The design Of the rebels in making this movo is s,i
veied 10 mystery. All agree, however, in estimating
their foEce nc large beyond previous calculations.
rrang now running on tho Manassas Gap Railroad
far north Gansye the nrst time for many
Tho road sadly IN rssd Of repairs In order 10 permit
travel 81 arlSN 'f@ aet
The loss in Klpaissks dv,siou 10 TIE engagement Of
yesterday win nos ssceed one hundred and nfsy. oil
told.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

Generals Garfield and s,ocdnAn arrived ,o-nsi,
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

. hn.sie. y 80 ~ aas'rb ne gsbth
IAts ctfsy. eSan~ IA - , ssf.-as-, l-i
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-02
MISCELLANY.

THE DISTRESS IN FRANCE.-The distress
resulting from the cotton famine begins to be
most severely felt in the manufacturing dis
tricts of France. Paris has also its Ian .asl e
in the department of the Seine Inierenre.
Tie suffering. the working classes a,e daily
on the increase. The mliowner and the mer-
chant have ruin in the distance, but famine now
stares the operative in the face. Some of the
principal manufactures and merchants, who
are themselves incurring enormous losses bv
the crisis. have taken the lead in a subscrip-
tion for the relief of the families whom the
want Unemployment has already brought down
to the lowest point. These gentlemen have
addressed circulars to the merchants and land
owners of tue department "Do you not all y
they say, "both operatives and masters. belong
TO the same great family of workmen? In this
department more than 100000 individuals are
now destitute; Tomorrow they will be 10000
From every quarter, from every town and
village, rs from the rural districts, we get the
most melancholy accounts. The communes
have exhausted their very last resources. The
retail trader has no longer money OF credit
The manufacturer has no longer the means of
employing his workman. We are happy to
testify that each one does his duty nobly.
The sacrifices of the master are numerous and
incessant: the resignation of the working
man dignifed and calm. but destitute as he is.
he can no longer wait"
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-02

A FRENcHMAN on AMERIcA-Hear what
M. Pelican says of us in his new work.
La Moderne Babylone." After desecanting on
the degeneracy of the inhabitance ofParis, and
the tyranny under which they live, he sudden
ly stops, and apostrophizng us exclams:
" The American of the North, the Yankee. ,
the clown the 'worshiper of the almighty
d,lar,' behold what he does when the slave
holding South, as il to fasten upon the negro
the tyranny OF climate, tears the bond of Union.
For simple metaphysical idea--the Union
for another abstract idea, legality: for dozen
of stars, more or less. on a stripe of bunting.
the American of the North. offers upon the
alter OF his country his last man and his last
dollar. He gives the example, never known
before, of a volunteer budget: he takes the
rif'e himself, ready TO die for abstract Justice
de learns the art Of war; as the French of the
republic did under the fire of the enemy: he
hesitates at first he loses the battle at first |:
put he sure he wins the day at last. Do you
know any grander spectacle in history-any
fairer apotheosis of freedom?
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-02
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Infirunary.

ESTABLISHED for the treatment Of those diseases in
6oh seres, requiring Experience, Skill, Honor and
deiicdcg.
V)RIVATE C0NSULTATIONS-Dr Hughes has
= for number of years confined his attention to
diseases of certain class During his practice he
has treated thousands of cases, and in no instance
has he met with a failure. The remedies are mild
and there interruption of business or change of
diet DIR. Hughes is in constant attendance from s
In the morning until 10 AT night, at his Office Tenn
pie street. Charges moderate, and guaranteed
in all cases Separate rooms, that no one will be
seen but the Dr. himself. His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail without dieting
or restriction in the habits of the PATIENT with
out the disgusting and sckenng effects of other
remedies; cures new cases In few hours cures with
out the dreadful consequent effects of mercury, but
Is sure to annihilate the rank and poisonous tant
that the blood is TO absorb, unless the proper
remedy is used. The ingredients entirely vegeta-
be and no injurious effect either eonstitutionay or
locally, can be caused by using them
YOUNG MEN who troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused by bad habits in YOUTH
the effects of which are pain and dizziness in the
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No. Temple Street, corner of Mddle),
Portland.
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ANDROsCoGGIN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

EEzz1 On and after MONDAY, Nav s, 1862,
&Y&@TzsYtr trains will leave Portland for Lewiston
anu al mington via Brunswick at +. NJ.
Leave Pennington for Lewiston, Bath and Port
land, via Brunswick, at 9.15 A. VI.
Leave Lewiston for Bath and Portland via Bruins
wick at IL As A. VI.
Freight trains daily between Portland and Lewis
ton.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stage leaves Stricklands Ferry TUESDAYS Thurs
days and Saturdays, for Livermore Canton, Peru
and Dixfied; returning opposite davs.
Stage leaves North Jay for East Dixield. Dixield,
and Weld, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
returning opposite days.
Stage leaves Pennington ,or New VINEYARD. New
Portland and kingfeld. ON Wednesdays and Satur-
days returning ON Mondays and Fridays.
Stages leave Pennington daily, for Strong, Avon
and Phillips.
Passengers for this route will take the the
Portland, saco Portsmouth or kennebec & Port
lard Depots. in Portland. S.W. EATON. Sup't.
Pennington May 8, 1862. june23dtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-02
York Il Cumberland Railroad.

Esas1 On and after Monday, November 10,
sA11k-tstrans will leave as follows, until further
orders:
saco River for Portland at 635 and 9. Is A. NJ and
3.30PM
Leave Portland for Saco River at 500 A NJ. and
200 and 5.l5 T. NJ
The 2O0 7. NJ. train out, and this 915 A. NJ. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
Stages connect at Saccarappa daily for South Wind
ham, Windham Centre and Great Falls.
At Oorham, for West Gorham, Standsh, Steep
Falls, Baldwin, Hiram. Lmington, Brownfeld.
Fryeburg, Conway, Denmark, Lowell, Bridgton,
&c, &c,
At Buxton Centre, for West Buxton Bonny Eagle,
South Limngton. Lmington, &c& sc.
AT Saco River tri-weekly, for Hollis, Limerick,
Ossipee Newfeld, Parsonsield Effngham, reedom,
Madison, Eaton, Limngton, Cornish. Iorter &c.
nov 13 ALEX'R BAILEY, Jr., Sup't.