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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-05-06
Tho Capture Of Plymouth
The North Carolina Times Of the 9th ult.,
published at Now Berne, says: .....

The North Carolina Times Of the 9th ult.
published at Now Berne, says: ... ...
ION Wednesday morning, the rebels pre-.
pared to storm our works in Plymouth.
They accordingly massed their forces, and
precipitated them upon Fort Vessels. Bat
tory Worth, Fort Gray and Fort Williams
These places werc takcn in detail, and after
several repulscs, were finally captured. But
even then, It is said, Gen. Vessels still held
out and fought the rebels in the streets oil
Plymouth! throwing up rifle pits tor the
protection Of his men, and was only over
powered by sheer forco Of numbers, being
nearly 20 rebels to one Federal soldier.
It is also said that Gen. Vessels pulled Oh
his coat, and went into the work himself
with tho most indomitable will and energy,
throwing hand grenados. On tho surrender
Of the place, tho colored soldiers and I'd loyal
North Carolina stampedod for tho swamps.
Most Of the negroes, VIC regret to hear, ore
said to have been massacred. The conduct
of tho rebel soldiery, or their officers, or both,
is said to have been barbarous in tho extreme,
and that they even went 30 far as to threaten
personal violence to the gallant old soldier
who had command. for so nobly Furnishing
them. Il Is reported that the rebel loss wa
between 1000 and 1000 killed and wounded,
while our loss was comparatively small. All
honor TO tho heroes Of Plymouth.
The sword, sash, and bolt, presented u
Gen. Vessels. by his veteran brigade. were
not captured. They were deposited by him
with Gen. Peck, for safe keeping, and orc
safe here in New Berne. Some twenty col.
ored soldiers recruited at Plymouth, escaped
from there at the time Of the surrender and
reached here on Sunday morning. 81
The following members Of Co. "E," ID N,
O. Union volunteers, also escaped from the
enemy at the surrender Of Plymouth, and
have reached our lines safely, viz: Jess
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brighton Cattle Market.

f...L WEDNESDAY. May y.
Swine i7OO
PRIcEs-MWksf BseE Extra, $40 aos 1900 arst
quality. II Goa ~ %, second. 10 ~ m ihIuy ?oa
and dressed Beef t...f s.r
Hidss-i0ia o per 10.
TsLeu-iOa-c per Id.
SAssp Skins-s3,Os 80. al. ir
S1sarsd SSss, stiss-y zoo.
CIR sH.s-&1 10. pr ID. -
SisSyy,s"Ysarings GOD 70 90 two s.old, ooaoo,
'" We,ling oTsn..29o. 23, ls, i7s, 10. icS. ico.
W., 6s, extra, 20 100, tho prices OF
M,lch Cows depend altogether upon the hncy VI
che purchaser.
mali foL extra, o 70 %. Fair demand =
Swine- Wholcsals TO PIE per h., retail . 70
II Fat Hogs, 9to u. .9f 81. s9Dt' 1l6 d5iIla
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u. 8. l0-40 RQNDS.


grcss OF March 9Th. 1864, which provides that all
Bonds issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any State or mu.
nIcIpal authority. Subscriptions to these Bonds
arc received in United States notes or notes Of Ma
tioual Banks. They arc TO De REDEEMED IN
COIN, at tho pleasure Of tho Government at any
period mot less than ten nor more fAan forty years
from their date. and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL De PAID IN
COIN, on Bonds Of not over ono hundred dollars
annually, and on all other Bonds semi annually.
The interest Is payable on tho arst days Of March
and September In each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered
Bonds arc recorded on the books Of tho u s. Treas
urer and can be transferred only on tho owners
der. Coupon Bonds aro payable TO bearer, and
arc moro convsnisnt for commercial usea
Subscribers to this loan will have tho option Of
having their Bonds draw interest from March list,
by paying tho accrued interest in con-(or In U.
.,.,.. ,.,., ., a.. ,o,., n, N.,,,,,, p.n.. .dd-
,.,.,
Ing interest from tho date OF subscription and do.
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Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their vaiuo Is Increased rom ono 70 'nre0 CENT
per annutn' according W 'n' ia'o " '~A '''''' ~
various par" Oh tho country.
At'no present fa'o Of premium On s0'u '"'' Pa'
oVer EiBnt Fer Oent' AntoFoos
In currency and are OF equal convenience ~ per-
mansnt or temporary investment.
Ills believed that no securities onsr 20 great In
ducsmenu TO lenders ~ tAs VARIOUS descriptions
OF U. %. BONDS In s' 0'ns' ''''A' " 'nu'''''"'''
the mith or so'iiy Oh pr''a'o e'o' '''SA 0'a'
panies or separate communities only u pioossa'of
payment, Whiie Tor tho deo" OF tho united mates
tho whole property OF tho country +" ho'aen 70 80
euro tho payment OF ooth prno'pai ana interest Tin
coin.
ihe'' Dohu' ""' W 'u''''''u ''' :" ''A' "'.
soup 70 any magnitude on INC '"m' 's''n'' s"a
ar' thus maae equaiiy available 70 tho 'mAi''s'
lender or tho largo" cap''an''' ih'y can 10 '0n'
vertcd Into money ~ any moment' Anu mo ho'asf
Will have the beneht OF tho interest
nmay DO use"' 70 s'a'" IN TINS connection 'na'
'ho total funaod Deos OF tho oh''oa e'a''' on
which intersss" Payaoioih so'u' On 'no III aaSo u
March, lS64' was SoS''o'ooo. Fho interest on THIS
debt for tho coming fiscal year Will DO $'5,9'''.
1896 while the customs revenue IN gold LOT the cur
rcnt fiscal year. ending Juno 'o'' ise' mas oeeh 30
TAR A. tho ra'o Of o'0f s'"'o"""p'r Anhum'
twili DO seen that oven inc present. soia ro'o-
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As the train on the Boston and Maine rail-
road left Dover last Monday, Patrick Cofcc,
an employee In the Dover Print Works, at
tempsing to jump on The cars, missed his foot
ing, fell upon tho track and tho train passed
over bis body, maDgliug Il droadfully and
killing him instantly. ll.aom $50 l.Lluf
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Agsrd ep,ry faculty to ,us,eri,er,.

Henry Spcarin was instantly killed on
Tuesday Of last week. while engaged in start.
ing pile Of logs on the bank Of tho Sandy
river. Ho was, says tho Watcrvillc Mail, .
worthy man about % years old, and leaves d
vito and child.
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Tho Biddeford Union and Journal has
completed its first year under il, present edi.
torial management. II is q we'll conducted
and ably edited paper, loyal to the core and
firu for the right.-POriiand Press.
o. Thank YOU, Mr.. Press; thcrc Is no ono
whose rood opinion We value more.
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RThe less the President has to do with
the blairs the better. Let him treat them
genuemanly, the same as he would any other
pers,n, but don't toady to them-don't be
afraid OF them. Their influence is very small
with the public: tho day Of their power has
pased.-Both Times. On 's'I7' = 'Sq'--9
Right, every word. pr ef'1 awFa o.
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Rumered Battle In LsuI.lans.

NEW York, May 3.
II is stated in dispatches from Cairo, that
Gen. Steele and Thsyer had made an attack
upon tho rcbel rear and recaptured l8 Of the
pieces captured from Gen. Banks at Pleasant
Hill, and that Gen. Steele's forces are march
ing down the north bank of the Red river,
to effect junction with Gen. Banks.
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POPULATION OF York COUNTY. The fol.
lowing figures compiled from the census re-
port of 1860, will show tho population OF
the different towns in this county with their
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Einancial.

WASHINGTON, May 3.
Tho subscription to tho l0-40 loan, as 70
ported to the Treasury Department today,
amounted to 81, l63, 900.
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Subscribers will observe the date on the Ia.
bel with which their papers are addressed. This
remittance Is made another receipt Is not needed
rs the date upon the label will be I'm M scIy
altered TO correspond with such payment Please
examine those figures and see II 1t Is not time to
change the date.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL pIsPATcH.

THURSDAY, 40 7. NJ.
Gen. Grants army crossed tho Rappahau-
mock Tuesday. Lee has fallen back, but Is cx-
pccted to give battle at Chancellorsville.
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New Publications.

cd. Some of the writer's arc Robert Brown
ing, Bayard Taylor, Donald Mitchell, Mrs
Stowe, Miss Prescott, John G. Palfroy. The
prominent articles arc entitled "A Cruise
on Lake Ladoga Wet Weather Work
New England Revolution Of the 18th Centu'
~ Some Account of tho Early Life OF a
Bachelor The Gold Fields of Nova Scotia ;
Life on the Sea Islands House and Home
Papers; The Presidential Election The
Rim, being tho FIRST part OF o story.
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY for May has
been received. It contains the 9Th number
of r. j. Walkers valuable series OF articles
on "American Finances and resources ar
ticles on "Our Domestic relations" "The
English Press, wa Universal Language
"The War Contest for IDEAS" and vari.
ETY. of other subjects, to which We would call
the attention Of the reading public. Single
copies So; club rates less.
THE AMERICAN MONTHLY (Knickerbocker)
for April and May is just received. Good
old Knick. hos at length died out, and in its
place we have tho American Monthly, po-
litical magazine devoted to literature. gen.
eral intelligence and the Democratic par.
withdrawing how, II II is not "all up hill
work when we would do" 1t is yet,
Gail down hill whom wo suffer"
A full and free discussion OF all tho points
in our political compass IL desirable, IT the
aim thereof is the strengthening Of tho Gov
eminent, and tho education of the people to
higher patriotism but the editor Of tho
Monthly, in his public capacity, will lind In
the course which he has chosen, judging not
80 much from articles of his own indicting
as from those contributions which he admits
to his columns, that he is not In sympathy
with the best minds in the country, and that,
as literary man, wishing to affect favorably
the educated class like himself, and leave the
impress OF refined thought upon the intelli-
gence Of the country, he is writing his name
in water.
The general reading and style OF this
monthly will compare fayorably with Others.
TIE NORTHERN MONTHLY for May is recciv-
ed from the publishers, Messrs. Bailey q
Moves, Portland. Il presents an acceptable
table of contents, and tho reader will DO in.
terested in perusal of the articles. ltgives
the position Of the Maine regiments, from
month to month. For sale in this city by
Geo. @. Boyden.
We have received from the publishers, o.
D. Case & Co., Hartford, the second number
of specimen pages of "The American Con.
llict," by Horace Greeley. Tho first volume
will DO issued about tho first of Juno, when
wo shall notice the work ut length. From
these specimen pages wo are safe in saying
that no work more valuable to one who wish
es 10 understand the conflict Of opinion in
America leading to tho results before US, has
ever been issued from tho press.
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Destruction of Madison Court House
WASHINGTON, May 2.

WASHINGTON, May 2.
The expedition sent out last week destroy.
ed Madison Court House. They met no reb'
els until about a mile from the Court House
when a skirmish ensued, in which the rebels
lost five men we lost none. On our forces
entering the town they were received with
voloys Of musketry fired from the windows
of tho houses, and were compelled for o time
to withdraw. Another advance was ordered,
when again destructive fire was poured In
from the houses. There being no other way
to get the rebels out, orders were Issued to
fire tho town, whcreupon tho rebels hastily
dccamped. The flames spread rapidly, and
in short time almost the entire town was
in ashes.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Goth ult.
says:
battle on tho Georgia & Tennessee lines. The
opinion in that part of the Confederacy up.
pears to DO that the enemy Is to make grand
effort of tho campaign in that quarter, but
while there Is much stronger evidence that
the effort is TO be made In direction Of Rich
mond, it must be recollected that this theory
by no means precludes the probability that
an important issue is to DO tried in northern
Georgia. The enemy has no army there
which is foruidable In numbers, and discipline.
It possesses ono great advantage however
which the enemy hos not in Virginia, the i'm
presnablo Notifications of Chattanooga upon
which to fall back in case of disaster. The
state of preparation Of the Federal army in
front of Gen. Johnston, the removal Of o
great body Of troops from Knoxville and
Cleveland to Chattanooga, and the facility
with which reinforcements can be thrown
from Tennessee and Kentucky warn US that
We noed not be surprised at any time to hear
that an earnest attempt is being made to
break our lines at Dalton, and that grand
battle is going on"
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