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In this city, July 3,at the Pool, Mrs. D'Piatt,
wife OF Dr. !. p. Foot, and daughter Of Dr.Jas.
Bailey, OF Pittsburgh. N Y, 30 yrs.
Fell MORALLY wounded IN the battle before
Petersburg. on Saturday, July 30ib, and ex-
pired the day following ut 10 A. NJ, Sergeant
Charles Sewall Hubbard, Co. X, 32d Me. Vols,
OF Kennebunk, 20 yrs. mos. "a days.
In Albion, Mich, July 4. Charles Bradbury,
Esq, formerly Of Kennebunkport, 60 yrs.
Ia Lyman, Aug. S, at the residence OF Dimon
Roberts, Esq, Horace, child Of Alexander and
Sarah r. Mason, Of Charlestown, Mass, I yrs
mos Il days
In Augusta, July 81, Mrs. Henrietta L., wife
Of Charles II. Robins, OF the LIST Ne. Cavalry,
II years.
$50 fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Frail, smiling solace OF an hour
So soon our transient comforts ay,
And pleasure only blooms to die"
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Dos'r CRoAK.-whatcver else you do. or
don't do, don't croak. Cracking isn't tho ma
tural uttersnce VI human voices. Let the bull
frogs and the copperheads have . monopoly OF
It. Besure you're no true patriot II you croak ;
true patriots never croak, whatever happens.
II sou want Jci. Davis & Co. to prosper and
swallow the North, but are afraid openly to help
him. croak-that will help him indirectly q lit
tic. II you want Grant to fail to take Richmond,
and to 10 whipped by Lee. but don't want to do
any fighting an either side, croak-that will DO
the most efficient aid you can properly afford,
with reasonable safety to your whole skin. Say.
solemnly, with . long face, that gold will soon
be 800 advise people to buy abarrsl ofsugar he
fore the price goes up clear out Of sight !; snime
over the dreadful times which are just ahead foe
the pour turn up your eyes with holy horn
at greenbacks. and just intimate that you expect
to live 10 zee them sold by the bushel for the
price Of paper rags! In short, orosk' eroaS'
cRoAK.
In God II you want the country 70 succeed
IN putting down The rsbslliou, u you mean to
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vrhe New York Evening Post has a le..o,

yThe New York Evening Post has letter
which relates to conversation which recently
occurred between Gen. Grant and gentleman
charged with q message to him. In reply to
a remark made By his visitor, Gen. Grant said ;
"There is no danger OF a permanent re-
pulse" he answered. "Though seemingly
we are taking great deal of time, yet we are
using up the rebel army faster than 1t can be
replenished. IL will take more time, but |
am fully confident OF the result"
"General, ;" remarked, "the people OF New
York now feel that there is one ut the head OF
our armies in whom they can repose tho full.
est confidence"
EYES," he interrupted, "there is man in
the West in whom they can reposc the utmost
confidence, General Sherman. Tle is an able.
upright, honorable. unambitious man. We
lost another one of like character q few days
ago, General Mcpherson"
The position ofour army before Petersburg
Is one which gives no the advantage. Here.
tofore the enemy have had the inside, and been
enabled to manage troops so rs to secure all
the facilitie. which that position affords.
General Grant has now got that interior line,
and can throw troops from one point to anoth'
er, mass them, and employ them to the great.
est advantage; and the rebel General cannot
proven, him. General Lee has found his mas
ter.
The attack on Petersburg last week. though
failing to insure a triumph, was by no means
a serious disaster. The plans Of the General
commanding weresuch us to avert the possible
ity Of any enfilading Ere but some OF the sub
ordinate generals failed to carry out theirpart
Of the programme. Bot for this omission on
their part, Petersburg. il is safe to declare,
would have been ours. It will DO yet; but at
q sacrifice Of moro time.
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Brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10.
Atmarket-Cattlo 1873 Sheep and Lambs 1896 !
Swine us.
PRrcrs-sfnkst Beef-Extra, sl3 90 - so first
qualityl2 90 a2 cot second, 10 20 on, third, 800
$50 pr 100 lbs, tho total weight OF hides. taiiow
and dressed Beef
Hdes-l2c per 10.
Taliow-iiic per Id.
Sheep Skins-:-r-
Lamb Skins-si 80 200.
Shedred Shtsp Skins-50 rs.
Calf Skins-23 a CSC. pr 10.
S,ores-Yearlings 500 to 90 two yrs. old, 90 COT
Woriing oT.a.-slss, ITO, les, $50, i75 q 275. Not
In much demand.
Mich Cows-s35 a 20; extra, 20 SO, the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy OF
the purchaser.
Shssp and Ldmbs-Prices, Shcared Sheep II to Sc
per 10. Wool Sheep 10 TO zoe. Lambs 50 80 to W
per head.
l3c. Spring Pigs-wholeeie 90 10 O0ci retail "
to l3c per 10. Fat Hogs-l2 to 90 per 10.
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Capture Of a Rebel Train.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.
On Sunday rebel train was seen beyond
Aide, Loudon county, Va. The rebels de
tached some of their wagons loaded with
plumber from tho main body, and moved in IN
easterly direction from the mountains, in the
meantime being followed by body OF Union
cavalry, who were not, however, in sufficient
force to make an attack At or near Aldie
the Union force was augmented by about
sixty cavalry under command OF Col. Bliss,
who had been out on scout. The rebel
force was attacked, and some twenty-five
wagons loaded with grain taken. Those in
charge OF the train abandoned it.
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GENERAL MGEHaasEMGE,.
do your part ia aiding Il toward that glorious
ACKNOWLEDGMENT croak !-Congregation-
alist.

II Gen. Dix Is the Oldest employed Cen
eral now prominently before the public: He
was born in New Hampshire in 1913 Hunt
or WIS born in Washington in 1907; Nc
Clernand in Kentucky In 1872; Meade IN
Spain Of American parents in 1916; Uanoy
in Kentucky In 1917; Butler in New Hamp'
shire in 1918; Hooker in Massachusetts, IN
1919; Sherman In Ohio in 1920; Grant IN
Ohio in 1922; franklin in Pennsylvania in
1923; Hancock In the same State in 1924
Burnside in Indiana in 1924; Sigel In Ger
many in 1924; and Slocum in New York il
1927
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DIR. TOBIAS,
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT,

Pint bottles ut 80 cents for the cure OF lameness,
scratches wind gals sprains, bruises. spints cuts
collie, slipping slide, over heating sore throat. nail
In the foot &C. IL IL warranted cheaper and better
than any other article ever offered TO tho pibllc.
Thousands OF animals have heen cured Of the collie
and over heating by this Llniment and hundreds
that were crippled and lame have been restored to
their former vgor. IL Is used by all the rst horse
men throughout the States. Orders are constantly
received from the Racing Stables OF England for
fresh supplies OF this invaluable article. Over
2,J0 testimonials have been received. Remember,
so cents laid out In time may save the lie Of your
horse.
Price 2j and 80 cents bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists. Office. Sc Cortlandt st.. New York. lmY
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STATE OF MAINE.
ST
YORK. Is.

.fJbya. Walker, Libli., .. Jo,tph W. Walker.
TN the above action. 1t being made to APP
i pear to Woodbury. Davis, Esquire, one Of the
Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court for said
State. that said defendant Is out OF the State.
and has never been notified, and has no tenant,
agent or attorney la this State upon whom to
serve notice,
Hh ORDERED by said Justice. That the plaintiff
cause the said defendant 10 be notified OF the PEN
dency of this suit by serving him In hand with
an aitested copy Of ths writ and this order OF
said Justice thereon, fourteen days Tor by pub.
fishing the same three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Journal, Newspaper printed ut Bid.
deford In said County. the last there
Of to DO fourteen days) ut least before the next
term of SAID Court to DO held at Alfred, within
and for said County'of York. on the third
Tuesday VI September, A. ID. 1854, that hs msy
then aud there In said Court appear and shew
cause, II any be have. Why the prayer Of the
said Libel inserted In said writ should not be
granted, and judgment In said action should
not be rendered against him. and execution 70
sue accordingly.
Attest: G. B. LORD, Clerk.
True copy Of the original writ and order Of
said Justice.
80 Attest: C.B. LORD, Clerk.
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n,sp,rcurs FROM GEN. KELLEY.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Friday, Aug. 5, 1864.
Gov. FOREMAN: My lorce repulsed the
enemy again yesterday, at New. Creek. Gen.
McCausland's and Gen. Bradley johnson
force attacked that post at o'clock p. IN.
The fight continued long after dark. The
enemy retreated during the night, leaving
their killed and wounded. The enemys los
severe; ours not heavy, will not exceed %
killed and so wounded. The garrison made
most gallant defense, under the command
Of Col. Stevenson. Col. Hoy, and Maj Simp-
son. B. F. KELLEY. Brigadier-General.
NEw.CREKx, W. Va, Aug. 5. 1864.
Gov. BoRrxAN: have just arrived here.
The enemy were effectually repalsed. and are
rapidly retreating toward Mocrfeld. We
have saved West Virginia from q terrible
scourging by this invading army OF Rebels
and invaders.
B. F. KELLEY, Brisadier. General.
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Al . Court OF Probate held ct Biddeflrd. within
and for the County ofYork on the drst Tuesday IN
August. In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and slxty-four, by the Honorsbis .. =.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court.
II az A. nnsi p Chsss late Of 6aco 10 ssid county,
decsssed. having prevented hs nrst account Of ID.
mInstrsiion OF Che sststs Of said deceased for A'
lowsuce, ....,,.. a.
ali nsrsons Interested. by causing copy o. this
ordsy 10 DO published three weeks ,noees:ively y
the lr5ss Jssvrsf, printed % Biddeserd. IN said
~ ~ held Il Limerick. in said county, on the
sr,t Tuesday Of Bsptsmbsr next q ten Of The clock
IN the forenoon, and shsw cause. u any they haves
Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. knowiton, hsgistsr.
Attest. George Il. Knowlton. Register.
HPoSfIsS printed g tbs oi6os.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJr. GEN. OrYIcE. !
V.su,x,rox Irtv % 1871

GENERAL ORprRs-No 237.-I. By direc
ton of the President, Major.Gen. Wallace
commanding the Middle Department. will re
sumo command Of the 9th Army Corps, ant
other troops. serving within the Department
from which he was temporarily relieved ir
General Orders No 22S.
II. The troops of Major. General Hunter
command, temporarily assigned to the forces
under Major-Gen. Wright, in General Or.
ders No. 300, are. by direction Of the Presi
dent, hereby relieved from such assignment
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND. Assist. Adj.-Gen.
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At the Copperhead Convention for the
Fourth Congressional District Of Indiana,
Or. George Berry of Fanklin. a peace.at-
any.prico man, was nominated over w. s.
Holman. the present member. on the distinct
and avowed ground that he was in favor Of
ending tho war BY recognising the COnfsdsr-
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Colgate,s Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Soup. In such universal
demand, is made from the choiccsi materials Is
mild and emoiiient In Its nature, fragrnntiy
scented. and extremely beneficial In It's action
upon the skin. Forsale by oil Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ly6
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LOST! LOST!

IN Monday. somewhere between tho Post 0fico
" and Main street, n black silk lace veil, with
deep border The finder will be rewarded by lsav.
Ing the same no this Office
BiddefOrd, Aux. 10 1861. 33s
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MARRIAGES.

In Saco, Aug. G, Mr.. Joshua Mason, Jr., Of
this city, and Mrs. Hannah F. Boothby Of s.
In Saco, July %, Mr.. George w. French and
Miss Elizabeth Hooper. both Of
In Saco, Aug. 8, Mr.. Nathaniel Rowe and
Miss Helen McCorrson, both OF s.
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GOOD NEWS FROM MOBILE.
Fourteen Ships and three Iron-olsds passed
Fort Morgan.
Capture of Rebel Vessels.

The Commercials Washington special dis
patch says Gen Butler has telegnphed the
Naval Department that Richmond papers oil
the 9th announce that our land forces occu-
by Dauphin Island, but that Admiral Farra.
gut had not passed Fort Morgan to attack
Fort Gaines.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Aug. 80 P. NJ.
To Maj. Gen. Dir The following an
nouncement of the successful operations
against Mobile appears in the Richmond Sem
tinel of this date, and was transmitted by
Major Gen. Butler to the President:
To His Ercelleney Abraham Lincoln, Pres
dent The following is the official report
taken from the Richmond Sentinel of Aug.
9th.
[Signed] B. F. BUTLER, Maj. Gen.
Mobile, Aug. s, lS64.-To Hon. j. A:
Seldom, Secretary of War:-Seventeen OF
the enemy's vessels, fourteen ships and three
iron clads, passed Fort Morgan this morning
The monitor Tecumseh was sunk by Fort
Morgan. The Tennessee surrendered after q
desperate fight with tho onemy's feet. Ad-
miral Buchanan lost n leg and is n prisoner.
The Selma was captured. The Gaines was
beached near the hospital. The Morgan is
safe, and will try to run up tonight. The
enemys feet have approached tho city. A
monitor has been engaging Fort Powell oil
day.
iSignedI d. II. MAuRY, Maj. Gen.
Major Gen. Sheridan has been assigned
temporarily to the command Of the force in
the Middle Military Division, consisting OF
the Department of Washington, Middle De-
partment and Departments OF tho Susque-
hannah and Northwestern Virginia. He
transmits the following intelligence:
Harper's Ferry, Va, Aug. Sh, 4.40P NJ
Major Gen. Fl. w. Hallack, Chief OF Staff !:
Brig. Gen. Kelley reports that scout has
Just arrived at New Creek, and states that
Gen. Averil overlook the enemy near Morris
field yesterday, and attacked him: capturing
oil his artillery and fifty prisoners.
Nothing official has been received from Gen.
Ayerill, however. p, II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
TSignedl e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Gan. Hooker, on arriving at Washing
ton. was serenaded at his hotel, and in re-

spOuso made the following brief speech:
"I do not como here to make speech. nor
should you expect one. II this rebellion was
to be put down by speeches, enough have
been made since It's commencement to put
down forty rebellions. This war Is only to
be ended BY bullets and bayonets. and though
l do not personally know sumo Of you, there
will be abundant opportunity before the
termination OF the war to mako your 40
quaintance on the fold"
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TO MARRIED LADIES

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Full directions In the pamphlet around each
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For full particulars. get pamphlet. free, Of the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.

Executive Department.
AUGUSTA, July 20, 1864.
An adjourned session Of tho Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
ON MONDAY, the 9Th day OF Augustnext.
Attest, EPHRAln FLINT, JR.,
AVIAN Secretary of state.
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An Imperial Crown

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DEATHS.

- Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six limos,
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obtain OBJ any Of these letters the applicant
OF this list. and pay one cent FOR advertising.
q II not called Tor within ONE xoxfn. thsy
VIII DO sont 70 the dead Latter Once.
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Nath1 Hobbs 80
is Kimball 81

Nathr Hobbs 80
is Kimball 81
and Increase Kimball Of Sanford was de-
clared elected.
COUNTY CoxNissioNER.
Whole number of votes, i0o
Necessary for choice, =, Do
Scattering ~
Clement Mildram had SO
and was declared elected.
SHERIFF.
Whole number l05
Necessary to q choice SO
SCHamilton 6
Jacob Black 80
Ri Cooling 60
and Richard II Cooling Of Acton was declared
elected.
Cat this point of the proceedings, the ed
itor Of this paper was obliged to leave for
Portland, which accounts for the incomplete
ness of the record. It embraces, however.
all but the resolutions of the Convention,
which will be published next weekly
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WAsurNcroN, Aug. 10,

ASHINOIONs AUX Az.
dispatch containing the following from tho
Richmond Inquirer Of the 9th:'
A dispatch from Mobile. dated Aug. 7th,
two days later than our previous advlces,
states that tho situation had not materially
changed, and gives the enemy victory over
our iron clads on last Friday.
The Navy Department received telegram
Yesterday morning. announcing that the Nor
gan. the only gunboat OF our aeet. which
was not either beached or captured, has sue
ceeded in getting over the bar and reaching
Mobile.
WAsuxoroS, Aug. 10-l0.30 p. NJ. {
To Maj. Gen. Dir Tho following re-
port of the success Of our operations against
Mobile, extracted from the Richmond En-
ouirer Of this morning, has just been roceiv-
Cd from Major Gen. Butler;
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Letters Remaining Unclaimed

TN the Post once at Biddeford, State OF Maine
i the 18th day OF August. 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-30
CTATE OF VERMONT.
pRnCI,AMATION.

Whereas. the Passumpsic Bank banking COZ
poraton duly incorporated oJ .nd DE-. - bMs;nass
the State of Vermont, locateu "nu CoS go
80 Iohnsbnrv in the county OF CALEDONIA has
"snt ,unIc.t;on TO me requesting me to issue
.ooI, mat;on designating some day for the ter
p,n,.;on If the existence of said corporation:
And whereas. i has been made TO appear to me
txo thirds Of the legal votes of the stockhold
e-s If said corporation were given in favor of said
Now. therefore, |, Johr Gregory Smit /. Cover
nor Of the State Of Vermont in conformity with
said application and the provisions of sections
eighty six and eightyseven ofChapter eighty nine
of the General Statutes of Vermont, do hereoV
issue my proclamation ard declare that on the
Fifteenth l5th) dav Of February, 1863, the SAID
corporation of the Passumpsic Bank shall cease
to exist as fully and with the same effect as II us
charter expired BY the limitation therein:
Of this creditors of said passumpsic BANK aho
all others ccGcerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereunto
}L.s signed my name and caused the seal
| 49, of the State to be hereunto afhXed
! in Executive Chamber at st Adams, this fifth
dav of August in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four and Of the In
dependence Of the United States the eighty ninth
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec of Civil and Military Affairs
A true copy of record-Attest.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
l2u Sec. of Civil and Military Affairs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, July 80. 1851
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
70 the undersigned it has been made to apPe ar
tina, The First National Bank of ST, JohnSbury,
in the town of 81. Johnsbury. in the county OF
Caledonia. and state of Vermont, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments of the Act of Congress entitled An Act
tn provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge Of United States bonds, and to provide fol
the circulation and redemption thereof, approx
ed June 3, 1864. and has complied with all tht
provisions of said Act required to be compiled
with before commencing the business Of Banh
| ing under said Act:
NOW, THEREFORE,, l, Samuel l. Howard
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, co HEREBY
certify that The First National Bank Of 81. Johns
bury, in the town Q: ST. JOhnsbury, in the county
of Caledonia, and state of Vermont, IS author
! lied to commence the business of Banking unde
the Act aforesaid.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my han'
and seal of Office this thirtieth day Of July, 1874
SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
L. y Deputy Comptroller of the Currency
l00