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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fOst Ulico water limo liable.
Arrival and Departure Of b Malls.
rosropvICR AZ DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at s A. NJ. AMI ~ p.
NJ. Arrives Of 10 a. n. and ~ =. NJ, Sunisy'
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Gloss at Q A. n. Arrives
at 9 y. NJ. Sund ~ excepted
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 J. NJ.
Arrive a t7k =. NJ.
Sou1nERS Iowa MAiL.-Closes ut s A. 81. Al
rives at u u. ~.
NonTnsRs VIA DEWITT Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday al 81 Pm. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday ut i 4. Nj.
RoUTk No. l0y77-tit Blue Grass, -
Monday. Wednesday anI Friday at 81 e'clk. z N.
Arrives Tuesday, Ttussday and SATURDAY at y
o'clock NJ.
RoUTg 10. l09is VIA Tiptca -Closes Tuesds,
and Friday " u o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday ri IL o'clock ".
kovrR No. lO9i7-v,a PuHai,-Close Fridny
att c'clcck A NJ arrived Saturday ats O'Clock
Pm.
korrR No. 1095a-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednefday at 81 7. NJ Arrives
Saturday a. q =. II.
orFicK HouHs. Office opou at 8 o'clock A. VI
General deliver closed at ~ o'clock T.. NJ Office
closed st = o'clock Z. NJ. Office open On Sunday
iron ] to 2 itlocK Z. NJ.
~ As the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all the time % s.a'eJ herein will be
RAN. koAD Inc, the clock in the cuper,ni-nd
ents OH CO, il. . NJ. ,it. Lep.t, being the stand.
ard. CitAS Il. tLt,RlpGE, i. a..
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TIE kNiCKER8CtKGK MAGAZ M
OF
Literature, Art, Politics ana Society.
ASsouScgMgNr.

WITH THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
w time aolored md popular Magazine w,s
eom ced a new series, issued IN a new mud en-
larged torn, under eutiIely new editorial aud pre-
prietnry ma %agement.
Il will be the aim OF Its present conductor mol,
unly - sus.aln ITS ioimer + estige, but to extend
its circle Of readers ~ naie il I welcome guest
in every American hOus,hCll. N.th this view
no laoor " expense will be spared in securing the
highest order d talent. not alone on this SIDE Of
ike Atlantic. bat il both hemisphere.
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Fl III boldly discussing the vial topics ~ the day,
Tree iieD ali party or Sectarian bias IL will IN
brace amcAg It's miscellaneous contents notes on
current events foreign and domestic reviews a
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t.e t~.t-i6 Tale, with which the reaiers OF
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b, monthly spread With the choicest iiteIGy vi
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il i thus hoped, that even under Tho depress-
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new aud improved character, u plentiful harvest
II subscriptions, and maintain, with aided lus
IN, mat I si.ioa ~ 6 1rst-eia.s monthly which il
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7 ERMS
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To The Army and Many. halt piiee. Two CORES
fr -Four Dollars and Fifty Cenls. THEE c pie,
FOR - bolars. SUBSCRIPTIONS must be sent az
rect u he Galee. NJ collectors IRE EMPLOYED.
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trcufy Ne eSuts a POSTAGE stamps.
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Ma az ne Mi be sent one year FIR | ur Doiars
a discount oi ten per ccGt from these tr,ce'
vii be aiiu4td . persons sending clubs Of ten u
mure s.o-oF.ae-,
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tie Hearth aud otbe. eminent authors will b,
among the u ca ar Contributors to the Magsz ne
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed 10
TBtE EDaBUR.
OF Park kny, k.w York.
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''h.snso aa isp-a Inland gsisrca
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1899.

IN An AT Ill MuaDAi, NOV. "a n "a
~ and un'il iu.tne, notice, trains VII ,eapo
h1senl.itGa.lJ. Sundays excepted, rs follows;
Ut ma..l train aho
VI freight train at....
AFicss. :. ..............0 ~ o.. n
Trans arrive at Davenport daily, s..nuays OF.
cepted, q foiiows.
- nisn' 900 40 A. U.
~ .s'.y e~lf9,f aud mc'i tra.. at......7 20 ? :.
aa ifelsnl AID al class ears at ....... 8 90 p. II.
Ali trai ls over this route are in direct conp..ion
s'thisago with trains over both the Miehigtn
southern, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
.sait: foiedo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, fuhalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
ny, New York, pa;lsds phia, Bal,imerc and Wash
ington.
fsssan0sya ata reminded Of TIA necessity o.
giving dit.inct C..e1t,c.s ri 10 The DESTINATION OF
t-a'r baggage, aiso to procure tickets before taxi
lng their seats in the cars, as the conductors col
lsct fares only to stations on the limo Of he Chi.
caso and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN T. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport, November q. 1852. az
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I'M HDSsEhLLFLn,s
NEW FURNITURE PGLlSH;!

~lsettIei Tn 80 iapE45Dd reet by me rf,-
pf.t'at ~ Ue'DE 81 satHaa rulst .eerti.
be1 ~ ~ Pie ie"1tes Nr@ lots i~ufpltutc dtai-
efs tt4 itALH tlftt Mrft=t ;r 90 tic U.-t ~ rue
ega#tp fcE4sia4 a.3hes mafhe AMI (. aud
restoring @ g8gh aud iE-rr2 c.ass :U -t 4ttds .
8ttr' ae4 wata.tfs4n iltuttufc g. Leather. II r
e1ealerat ~ trt than safuisa 9tss lmmedi
tioiy and 80 easiIy sq.a.i, Win . pee. . cat.
Ton Hume aai . botts u TO Il tAls AUs Fut-
af,ufe 81 nti hneeCk se PER can ss Hasit II
stc iHt .s"i aaeuss eu4 ksep tIo.Ia5 ltLe
rev. NV 4 re zoe - bloc an Jeuf lsole-.
sastfs ic-L* p4aI k.I.cs NE tn 4cs, cartilage .etr
. i meso taea l,vk tv ~ snpt oeitef In IL,
tfle e norY. l7r sas y iotni,vse dealer aua
f otekerpsr generally luce. v, AMI ~ 4
D. tie. Depot No. J -pynoe sereei >ew ~
10 Is agea. nr.ist. AJalss. box 1872, Ses
YorkP. q.
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TtLL urrna oLpntGiat>s.

Inc cal fottoc.tso toa u,ees has teen natIy
tesr9ra,a "a ty tic citizens " t6.4 Sta,e. Nh
ogf qaeta is fa!. Tat It's o. ata pet
tai, md q AVOID tie Dr. vo.suto,rs n ust cs,ae
.orU 7! l@aie.ly, especially y thgy would have
tAe bouniy.
Volunteers are received a Scamp HcCls'an.uni.
formoi, provided with ire, rate quarters. nc. The
advantage Of volunteering for the ~ regiment,
Il srpafant. The Cor IA issafy agdQ ,,rtersss,sr
departments are thoroughly systewa..zed aud the
nss are wei taken esreef. sep4-dtfgtf
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TO .UNsyNprtyLs.

TH- Adsoft.sss, having bcen restored to be,lth
IN .cn week., " = ytfy tiuio u-.edy. TER
has ~ sudersl several yoan with sever lung
e%deruo5, nj hat dread j case, Consumption-
ttaHx'o-s iv make known to his fc!low-sueerer
tie 4.e4us u cure.
To- l who lesitc L, he ~..i send q coy II tho
PREF RI y uscd Gree i charged win TITO direr-
lions ior preparing nj nsinr tie sane. which
thoy rl.l find q SIRE crKe sor CoSsU.r1IoN.tsru.
-, eaoscn il, g. Thc only otyect Of the nj
ye'tiser n seajiug he pfe-cdptoa il 10 beteGt
the eFirtet, AMI spread iulos cation which be
canee ses !, 30 invaluable, and lie lo,e. every
fuaefer viii Try his remedy, g. it will cost them
nothing and may uTave q Blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription vii. please ad-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Vow ok.
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Mississippi and Missouri Rairo.d.
WIvIES ARRANCCwrs- o"os

WiNiEs ARRANGEMENT, SAP
tssiss run by Chicago time. casch d. ,,~l-
"'' faster than Davenport time.
(lE AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. a.,
- 1902, and until further notice, pas,e,, a.
trains Will leave Davenport as follows: se''
100 a. y. for Brooklyn and WASHINGTON.
3loP. n. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT Al rortov.
5.55 ?. =. from Brooklyn and Washington.
u 53r IN. from l,~s City.
corning trains out Of davenport vii, mnte a;,.,s
'funections nj brooklyn. Iowa city and Wnshins.
=; / with the Western Stage Com PAM 's ! apcs r.,
~, points West.
irains i.aia the West connect .. Daven POI.
w'!h trains oil the Chicago and Rock island IA;
0.ad Tor all points East North and South.
passengers are reminded of the necessity a
tiVing distinc, directions as TO the estimation az
the'' ~tasgage s'se to procurs.iakav before TAKING
non seats u .ao CAS-.
john F.TRACY. GenI Sup'..
A.. hikBALL. Assn SUIT.
Davenport, AOsopbes %. 18t2-dtf
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ll.inOiS Central Railroad.
MM@9sEE%EN W

n AND AFTER SUNDAl, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
~cpot, loot OF Lake aud South v ater street
through Express, At $3.50 A NJ, arriving n:
iai y, exc, SlndaysJ 'alro ut 4:30 A ii.
t4sr This Train connects tor Peoria, Alton, st.
i-oais, Mem phis, New Orlean and Mobile.
Accolamodation) AT 400 r ~. for Cairo and Wy
lEs,n, Stations, arriving q, Cairo As
Every day, s:s5 L ii next day.
~ This Trsin. on saturdays, will run only to
tloana- ! rains arrive al .hi,ago at ll.o5 a AZ
inl .:3e NJ.
fm Tickets and information, -pply at tho once
a tae Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains Will leave Chicago: Leave VCod Lawn:
d: y 6;45 A Al
S:f5 y.2sA
1890 NJ l2.55PM
5;0O I'm S.A5 =
m e:5JPG
". r. ARTHUR, Cant Sur q.
WI. 1o5 SsoH, Gen Passenger Ag'. m OF
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TIE NEW YORK D G

TIE NEW YORK LEDGER.
TT is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
compared with the circulation OF garments man.
afacturrd BY
GAM. PERRY.
q his s'tablishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
am now receiving the largest and most CON-
Cloths, CaSSimeres and Vestings.
Ever offered In this market. Anticipat;nu . lave.
trade this Fall, | have laid In an unusualiy he.Sv
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD,
Nv goods are ell
TEHs FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers. |
shall continue u keep on hand a large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Roys,o.p NJ osn u.anufact-
Ire waiss viii DC sold al
4 n - Q . T. IA H = 1 @ ., =
lshall continue TO manufacture ny own Cloth
as tnsseoy gi..ag u
A BETTER GARMENT
For the samo money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in tho
Fnrni...:E- Department
Can be found,
jhirts OIL all descriptions,
Under Clothing "a endioss variety.
Blocks,
fiea,
Handkerchief,
Socks,
suspenders, 90. 60
Also. a large and splendid assortment of
GHrIrg' 8HA~r,a.
The largest and best ever offered in this nnrke
trust the public will call in And examine nv
stock before they make any inv for | am
very sure can satisfy them both in prico end
quality OF goods. SAMUEL FERRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Office.
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hichig sn S0utherB q Lake She.e

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

~ AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
, I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago as
rs follows
100 A u New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:so NJ Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
tts- Trains arrive in Oh cago at sis p II, and
S.l3 A n.
All the above trains make re guar Connection,
tetianhirk, buffalo. Niagara talis, Albany, New
iork, boston, ihiladel. hia. baltimore and Gil
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches, with ali mod
ern IN provements run on Night Trains.
iar0ugh Tickets can te obtained at ths Com
,ra1y $ ofice, % Clnik street, pnder Sherman
il,1sc, Or Al the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
md Sherman streets.
II. L. SAWYER,
Cpearsl Weste-n Avent
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STE REOSCOPEs,
MichIgan Central Rail Read,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To I.1r York, Mao England
and IN Canodls.
TIT: editor.
OF Park Roy, New York.

on AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rB, 1862
" trains leave tho Grea, Genital Union Depot
ieot ot Lake s%tfcat, as follows
"a VI bay tzpte z excel sunday arrives
Detroit at 6ss0 4 NJ Suspension Bridge At $3.50 A NJ
Albany $50 + Al, New York 9:30 + 81, boston ll:3,
Pm.
1880 7 NJ Night Express except Saturday. ar.
rive a. Detroit at 9:"o A NJ. Suspension Dfi1p.
400 Z 81, AibGn, 500 A ", New ork iO:8o
A 81, Boston 231 T. NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi.
cage att A u mai rain. 1880 = N Fast Exp,es.
arrive IA Chicago at s;l5 A NJ Fast Express. puo
S:IAp NJ Night Nail Train.
The 7So J. 81 iran leaving Chicag rams through
TO Cincinnati without chsnge oil oars or baggage.
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C.4 r. ~

THE UNDtRSlGNEp HAVE THIS DAY
i gold their market to The Mes RS. llUSTsK
who will occupy II Immediately and whilst they
are grateful for the IiOs raj patronage formerly re-
csived, they ct oeriuliy rec, mmcnd them 70 their
ti ner patrons. Az ID. k.LLY.
Usvsnpeet Feb. . lses div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06

The largest and best ever offered in this marko
! trust the public will call in and examine m y
'tock before they make any Inv ostmon,s, for | am
very sure can satisfy them both in prico end
quality Of goods, SAMUEL FERRY.
Brady street, opposite Pos, Office.
sug21-dt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-25

PLAIN TALK.--A London correspondent cf
a New York contemporary has the following
plain talk regarding the draft. Let all fall
terers read and ponder:
"The resolution OF the Government 10 car
~ out the CONSUMPTION In spite Of mobs or
Governors, Is a sign Of conscious strength that
has not failed TO make an impression here.
To have suspended il, because Of the riot,
woasd have been an acknowledgment of weak
ness or defeat The right OF the thing is In
nutshell. The war cannot be carried on with
out II. Now, as the logieian would say, the
war is either right or wrong. Ii wrong stop
II. fright. carry out the CONSUMPTION. The
talk about inequalities, and the three hundred
dollar exemption, is sheer nonsense. When was
there ever draft ia which those who had
money could not hire a substitute? Ny father
was drafted ia the war of 1912, and wished to
serve, but he was the agent Of a manufacturing
company and could not be spared, so he hired
a substitute. The French Government has
regular price OF exemption. A Government
that cannot I'LL up its armies by levy en-
masse. when such levy becomes necessary has
no force or vitality. 1t cannot live, and
ought not"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-25
The Meeting Last Evening.

The City Hall was well filed last evening,
by an appreciative audience, convened TO lis
ten TO speech from 4. b. TURNER, Esq, of
Texas, formerly law-partner of Gen. Hamil-
ton. Mr.. Turner is man of fine appearance,
Of handsome address, has ready command
of language, and is one of the most convin-
cling, Impressive and taking speakers that has
spoken in our city. He is lifelong Demo-
crat, supported Douglas in the last campaign,
is native of New England but for eleven
years resident of Texas, was the owner of
slaves and the possessor Of comfortable pro-
perty when the rebellion commenced, but he
has had to abandon all, aud 10 fee from the
State of his adoption, leaving wife and chill
dren behind, to avoid being forced into the
rebel army to fight against his country's flag.
His speech was enthusiastically applauded.
and there seems now but one voice, and that
is that he should, if possible, be secured to
labor in the State till after election
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-25

PUTTING ON THE BREAKS. The Post is
laboring with the Democracy TO prevent
them from committing suicide by opposing the
war policy of the government, aud resistincthe
draft. 1t plainly tells them that 1.-THE author
ity of the general government, instead of de-
pending on the State, bears on the indiridl1i:
for instance, clothing it with full power to
command the service and the means of the
citizen for the public safety" And again,
speaking of the Democracy in the last war, il
says "they sustained the National Government
in its full vigor by wisely devised! conscrip-
ton" This is sound doctrine, but it contrasts
strongly with the position OF the Democracy
of Vermont, Maine, Connecticut Ohio and 9TH
er Safes, chose proceedings hare btea dppror-
ed by The Post. 1t is not the position of the
Seymour organs in New York, which main
tain that government should rely upon the
old plan of making requisition upon the State
executives in recruiting the armies of the
United States. And finally II Is not the posi-
ton of the mass OF those who now rally
around the Democratic flag ms the representa-
tive Of opposition TO the war. the policy of the
government and the draft. The Post Is seek
ing 10 lead In one direction while the logic of
events is drawing il in another. The magnet
ic poles are not more strongly repulsiye than
the loyal and the disloyal elements Of the
Democratic party which the Post is endeay-
curing 10 bring together.-l Boston Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-25

On the first page to-day we reproduce
characteristic letter written by the political
chameleon whose name heads this article. 70
the editor Of the Portland Advertiser In 1858.
IL is not OF the slightest consequence in the
world only as showing the zig-zag course of
the writer, and how, from blatant abolition
list" then, he has become the defender Of the
diriRe institution Of negro slavery now. Smith
then was death on the pro-slavery democrats;
now be bids fair 10 be the death Of them.
Then U. 5. senstorship doomed up before his
ambition; now, having no longer any encour-
agement to soar, he Is determined to see what
virtue there is in crdiciing. Then Republi-
canism was the sum of all excellence; now,
having refused to make him its guardian and
representative, II has become the sum of all
yilanies. He goes with the Democrats, not
because they respect him, FOR his own paper
only yesterday morning stated emphaiically,
that These sudden changes are not agreea-
bic to the democrats"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-25

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ner.tlo nesrlii. dsiie.ie sessii,.,iess th.Iis- a
q aard rsseats; syltsnss Isnh. farn.<hsd Sch
stiinlcs hsaismia sssbers. insuinn hsrslss pvxf-r
na%s,,e' FAD s. Ssss BIG: ssssl.ssd
fwn Bowe. deformcd chest Jsmes kaiThi far
nished sal-t5tufss Andres Adams. iulsry ct hssk
Bailey. PAID sso; Lswis q saver. fssaishsa .aS-
stifuie; LaTenxo u Wells. farnished ssbstfsfe. : ID
fsxe, Furnished substitute; james whitnsy. niee-
scrofalA: saAs skilins loss Of anguai phzlHnx of
right thumb: Aibion >a-op. furnished sab-titute;
s ssp nsr1s.. pal 80. Lssssr !, nnsp Paid
Marsh, Feeble constitution; Levi W Hicks, epclp-
.ey John Neweomb; loss % right eye; William
rhca; WIN W wey mouth. only son Of aged parents:
Chas Morrill,, ehrcnic hepetiscs; Ebridge ficld.
hernia; Alfred soale injury Of elbow JOINT; Fred
erick A ciough, short leg; Nathan Cloush. myopia;
burlington Legrow, furnished substitute; Josiah
Black Jr. asthma; Grenvie Hail. organic disease
o. heart; VIM !. Loring. loss Of Iishi eye; Albert
sawyer, furnished substitutes: John Files, elected
by parents prior TO DRAFT; Ephraim Field. deaf
ness; William II Hodgkins, over age; VIM Web
ster elected by parents prior TO drat David Jor-
dan. furnished substitute; John Davis. lame arm;
Daniel + Leighton. hernia: Daniel Reed, nou-
residence; Alex 6 Cobb. paid $500; James Cobb.
paid $500; Charles N Davis, paid $500; Joshua 5
Roberts, over age.
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY,
Capt. and Provost Marshal list Dist
aug25 81
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months.
eH Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o,cPk
at his late residence, cor Pearl street and Maiden
Lane.
In this city, Aug. a. Nellie, youngest child of viii.
liam and Margaret Green, aged year months and
20 DAYS
tgFuneral this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock,
at No. 80 Center street.
In this city, Aug "a. Charles Arthur in FAINT son of
w. G. and r. A. Davis. aged 10 months.
ef Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited.
In Portsmouth, n. H., Aug. 81 Mrs. Eliza Ann,
Senter wife of the late Andrew q. Scnter. of Port
land. aged 40 years.
In Cape Elizabeth Aug. 3d. of cholera infantum
Albert Henry. youngest son Of William and Julia A.
Atwood, aged 10 months.
In brunswick, Aug. Il. Mr.. VIM Hunt, aged 90.
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OUR FRIENDS IN SCOTLAND. The Eden
burgh News of the LIST instant publishes the
following:
when the news of the fall of Vicksburg
and Gen. Lees retreat reached the village OF
Bankfoot, in Porthshire, the friends of the
north got quite iubiant. A banner was has
lily painted with the motto on one side, 'Vicks-
burg is taken; on the reverse God speed the
North. A floral device on large scale was
also extemporized, and at eight O'Clock pro-
cession set out through the village ,'acompani-
ed by the music band. At the close of the
procession the political lions of the place and
members ofthe band repaired to the inn, where
President Lincoln and his successful Generals,
healths were drunk with rounds of cheers. and
then all went peaceably and gladly to their
homes"
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rr AT the Aroostook County Union. Con-
vention, held at Houlton on Wednesday, 10th
inst, Parker P. Burleigh, of Linneus, was
nominated for Senator, Spaulding Robinson,
of Sherman, County Commissioner, and Sam
uel Bradbury, of New Limerick, County
Treasurer.