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Brighton Cattle Market.

Atmarket-CAtcs so9 /, Sheep and Lambs 3ssa
Swine 600.
PRicEs- MARKET Beef Extra, Si3 90 u 10 arst
quality 70 10 al3 00 second ~ On II 80, third 10 Ss
075 pr 100 lbs, phs total weight Of hides, taliow
and dressed Beef
Hidss-ll a g per ID.
TaLioir-l6a-o per ID.
Sheep Skfns-$3,5Oa 40.
Shsdrsd Sheep Skins-50 600.
Cdif Skfns-l2 30. pr h.
Stores-Yssrlns, goo to 90 two yrs. old, 90 . 90,
three yrs. old, 90 20.
Working oTsn.-sOOo, 900, 90. 900. Fewst mar.
ket.
Mileh coms.-s3oa 60, extra, 70 IS, the prices Of
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy VI
the purchaser.
Sheep and Lanbs-Prices, sheared Sheep 8 10 Go
per ID. Wool sheep to iOie. Lambs a 90 to 90
per head.
Suine-wholesale 90 to coo per h., retail 90 TO
600. Spring Pigs-wholssalo % 10 0oeI retail 90
to 0oc pcr ID. Fat Hogs-ii TO iiie per ID.
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eEMERAL MYEaaIeRAGE.
THE PIRATE ALABAMA SUNK.

Tho following particulars OF tho engage
mept between the Kearargc and the pirate
Alabama are given by the English yacht
Deerhound, which witnessed the engagement,
of the sinking Of the pirate: =, &,
Sunday. the 18th ult., at 10 81 a. 81, .ne
Alabama was seen coming out OF Cheroourg
harbor towards the Kcarsarge, which was y.
ing to about nine miles from the land. AZ
III 10 A. NJ. the Alabama commenced the
action by firing with the starboard battery
at the distance OF about mile. The kear.
sarge commenced firing Immediately with-her
starboard guns, and sharp engagement
with very rapid firing took place. Shot and
shell were used by both vessels. In the
meantime both vessels maneuvred around
each other In complete circles. Mt the dis
lance OF quarter OF u,ile. AT IL the hre
OF the Alabama WAS seen to slacken, and she
appeared to BE- making head sail and shaping
her course for the land. At 1880 she was
In disabled and sinking condition.
The Deerhound ran down to her and picked
up Capt. Scmnes and forty Of bis men, who
had taken to their boats.
The Kearsarge appeared to DO disabled,
although her boats were out and picked up
the remainder If tho crew. The Alabama
sunk in abont thirty minutes after Scmmes
lett her. The Deerhound steamed immedi.
ately for Cowes, where she landed the pi-
rates.
Semmes publishes an account OF the en-
gagement IN the Londod papers, and says he
had nine men killed and twenty wounded.
He further states that in an hour and ten
minutes the Alabama was in sinking con-
dition, the enemy's shells having exploded on
her sides and between decks. Fora few min
utes no had hopes OF reaching the French
coast, but the ship filled rapidly and the fur.
mace fires were extinguished.
Semmes says: III now hauled down my
colors to prevent the further destruction OF
life, and dispatched boat to inform the en-
envy of our condition. Although We were
now but four hundred yards from each 9th.
er, the enemy fired ut me five times after the
colors had been struck. II Is charitable to
suppose that q chip of war OF Christian
nation could not have done this intention
ally.
Some twenty minutes after my furnace fires
had been extinguished, and the ship being
on the point Of sinking, every man. In obe-
dience to previous order which had been
given to the crew, jumped overheard and en-
ceavored to save himself.
There was no appearance Of any boats
coming from the enemy, after the ship went
down. II was fortunate for myself that
escaped to the neutral flag on board Mr.. Lam
casters yacht Deerhound, together with Tor.
ty Others"
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This eslsbn.sd Tsiies ssaps N nh saisssnl
demand, ID nsds ffon ths ehelesse natsgialh r
nDid and saslliens In IL nature, fragsassly
sessssA, end sxtrsusly beneficial IN - astisa
upon The skin. forais By al Dsussislsssd yAssy
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PurlAprrYHrA. July 8.

-T-| |-- PHILApxtYHfA, July D.
Tho Bulletin has received the following
dispatch: .u..=f
Harrisburg 6.h.--Gcn. Couch has just 70.
cciyed dispatch which leads ~ 70 believe
that our cavalry were forced out Of Hagsr..
town to-day. The dispatch Il dated ss !
O'Clock. .Irccl y ateAei D NJ t'i-r'A
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UNION AND JOURNAL
tt.'. FOR TIE
CAMPAIGN OF 1854

At the request Of numerous friends we have al.
tered our decision heretofore expressed, In regard
90 issuing q campaign paper, and announce that
psign JOURNAL July sth, and close Immediately
AMER the Presidential election.
TERMS, any cents, payable In advance.
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vMrs. L. A. Foss employs none but the
best and most tasty millners to DO found. Bee
her advertisement In this paper.
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As We go to press IL Is reported that TO-
600 rebels have crossed the Potomac. Hum
ter has joined Sigel and no danger Is appre-
hended. We think thess reports are greatly
exaggerated. Report also states that good
news may shortly be expected from Sherman
and from Grant.
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But those they benefit and serve would not DO
doing distasteful thing il that which they
do for them and the country were femem-
bcred without suspicion and recorded with
out abuse.
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VThe Saco Democrat Of this week catch.
es at story from the Constitutional Union
saying Andrew johnson, the Union nominc,
for Vice President, while living in an eliganI
mansion has an sold mother moro thar
seventy years Of ago whom he suffers tc
traverse the streets Of Philadelphia with Q
basket on her ara, selling tripe for q living. y
The Democrat win DO sorry to learn thai
Andrew Johnson's mother died seventeen
years ago in Grecnvillc, Tenn. afeciionataly
attended by her dutifal son who had faith.
fully supported her for years.
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Us. PARKER,
J. NJ DEERiNG,
SAMUEL HANSON,
JOSEPH W. HANSON,
b.. THEODORE WELLS, JR., Co. Com
GEORGE q. YEAT0S,
RICHARD ii. COOLING,
JACOB BLACK,
SYLVESTER LIrrLEFIELD,J
June q, 1864.
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IN nAn ACRES MINERAL AND AGRICULTURAL
CV.UUU lands "A responsible person; havng about bout
5000 OF rich mineral aud agricultural lands in mis-.
and Western States desires to open CORES
pondencc reliable and Influential party who viii CO..
neraye interest would be offered Companies are already
in pro6abe and Joining the vicinity OF the
mineral land Full description Of location and quality ~
lands furnished. with township plots &c References
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ID frfrARDs -PLEASR CALL AND EXAMINE W H.
ID uRIFFfrff ue stock OF Tables with his unft al cd
Cushiona ORDERS by mail for Balls, Cues aud
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0S 1n0 FOR SALE, A NEW TWO STORY AND
0C.lUU. basement House with snbccllar, in East
Fifty 6rsi street. between Firs, and Second Apply
an q preuisea
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- cash, by She New York segar Manufacturing COMPANY
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The frat volume contains The SPEECHES made in the sen
s.e OF the United suites w.eh oisenfs OF Of We ~
i.c, before Congress iron lS4i 20 idt'. embracing We
WAR with Mc,cJ: sic Organization ol Gcsefntn.s "i 'H'
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the question acquired iflpo lance iro" ~ *
uDdetak Hnd wnged for size rrrpctuaiio enc
Of IN iDstuin which The Hon IAennipr VAIN ~
oosdu.cr, llborc6 hard ~ Congress 10 con1e 10 the hnit
vi n which il had that period c,asiu onal existence
Toe second volume cont .cw speeches m Tue aeH.r
and New-Iofk LcsatuTe occasional addresses. AID IL"
o1i-iai repors.
Tho a,i Of the cfoia reports IL the second volume was
made by ui while secretary o. tie Treasury tiue 5rh m
aete tie irt insure tiouay movements - Lolana AID
in me OF tie Southr.u states 70 tie ailrcc'nt o e
Rebellion 70 this report vii be annexed iacsiae q the
OH nei order To shoot tc spot .y OF W. aloud 1''e
10 haul down tine American tiA-.
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
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rT'HE NEW NOVEL.
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evening.
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ANEW AMERICAN NOVEL.
THE RIN a j. = J. l. IL q >

BY J. e. JONES.
author Of Wnd Western Sceyes Wild Southcrn Scenes,
Love srd Money, ArsocIacy ia she Saakes Cay,
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ciples elevstlng and detective morals drswh ~ish
master hrnd in very pleasing style. Pot aud Passion are IN
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'J1HE WEBER PIANO FORTE

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A GREAT HISTORICAL NOVEL.
THE DEVOTED BRIDE.
BY 81. GEORGE TUCKER

Pron "a FLNacf'7 ne !" freal19 I0'yFaI-
THE DEVOTED BRIDE BY II. George tuckes.
Eis Is s.oly OF several lives in the "od Dominion The
Eeroins thai Hugucn2tse cayasr hood which eoprcd
trough tie veins of the roUe early secEs Of Lassin =
snia TIE tae Is admirably nsuscd end here AID there We
ebserve historical catches which take us back 20 our Do
ON the Peninsula II is sfory OF love angue thoa who yea
lie garss with chvarc alfO end The ncn s-t pnncipes
Ehs i a novel which 10 pe-lsl WI remind ~ or ne dH
pf Viranias primo "a deig FOL nlrr-ye Of RE- lie api
rske M, forget fo- little While leas. this civil var o.
ear, We hcsry coIeud the book IN every "ey and nope
Il he wei received.
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Nem 11nblifatlcrs.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER Has JUST PUBLISHED A
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"A y r1fTON co. Boston, pabi.h to-day "Broker.
Lights h, Frtcos Power Cobb, well known a. persoHai
Of Theodore Parker and a. the winter c me 'foenc
thus speaks Of &: -,
Tins work In the nature " reviow Of The whole a,e
religious Of which tine essays ami roviews 81 b
op Colensos book xud Theodore fsrsors writings ana h
mans L. q Jesus porons il IL very interesting ana
able. The suhor not distinctly state her own posi-
ton; but pey clear that she goes as isr ~ any Of the
writer's shs comments on"
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JnsirrCilon.
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eut Deies rd ttare Set en- Weles has 2esen eerb nnb
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RS. Nle SIieie mnlien einen ppf-Stamp entbalten.
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MttoIeS bes t5nis.n graesias Der 0Duntdrte In 9pn
bpn @rdeuirer enes Der ertn meinii6en Goaesen ber
Ser. Gaaen sroetn Sbrtl ittmes 2ebenS In ben
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Be6onntlnnC6uIlgen.
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Baltimore ben 25. DfGr3 1864.
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CUR unttroyiiduns Der QundIalberst etublirt
4 Der eipst9e plab In Ger gEelt, iru ii4tre,
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fang cabrten he's lpiitS kerrbren unb pcnn ntbt
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