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, 1864-09-05
FRGm ST. PAUL.
HatlroGd Misunderstanding Over tho
Victory

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ue.1
ST.. PAUL, Saturday, Sept. g. 1sG4.
E. F. Drake, the great railroad builder, and his
aFsoc1stes have subscribed $4o0,0 900 stock to the
Minnesota Valley Eai road, and will at once CON-
menec to 1nlth it. Some forty mtlea of the road
are graded aud only walt tics aud iron to open 1t
for bI sinesB.
There are great re}oicines here to-day at the
news from Atlanta. The sanford battery fired
national ealute. BOW are you armiat1ce? Ia tho
uatchwold now. The "Cops" look "a II Nc
C1ellan stock Wae down.
, 1864-09-05
FEOII MADISON.
rt,e Draft in WfscoDs fu-Rej ejo1c1nEe
over tho Great Vtct0Ft.


[specis1 D1epatch to shs Chicago Tfibune.1
MADISON. WE. Saturday. Sept g.
The n.otas of the eeycrnl Congressional Districts
:, Mi. state. have been finally assigned b5 eorrce-
~, n the enrolment. The number OF men sub
sSt +o drstt Is reduced to Il 4l3. The quotas are
F1rst Dlstrtct-July Quota a,Js., 1ess 6ot BY cor.
ror,tnn nnd 20 by credit, equals :, So present
qe9sa. asona D,st1c-Jaly quota GA less 1,1aS By
co1Frc,,on md I,s56 hy csvdit, equals 1,els.
Tu;rd Msts,ct-Js1y quot1 2 9sa less $50 By cor
reeton and 81 by credit equals II ~ e. nv eoee-
% p1 f'}oh,u t quota a0ls less e1s By cor
rec1ion md 403 By credit. eau.ls 1,so*. s,e :. mr.
reeaton nd ISIS by credit, equsls 13of. .-
Besides this. there Ia reduction Of soao ioaf
hundred 1nen to be credited to localities. leaving
, 1864-09-05

Especial D1ep3LEn 10 tne InEdeso 4i4uAue.t
ST. Lou1s, Saturday, Sept 3, 1854.
The Copperhcad ratification meeting, which was
called for tonight, has been postponed till Thurs
t1ay night, the sth. The copperhead State Con-
ycnttpn is to be held here on Wednesday, and it
was deemed e1pedieut to postpone &ny demon
st,at3on until after the Slate nominations are
made. rs an 1udueemeut for conntry Copperheads
tn attend both the convention and ratification
meeting. The North Missouri, Iron Mountain and
pscioc RAILROADS have consented to bring their
rebel friends at half fare. Great efforts will bs
made to attract large crowd.
Pr contra: A meeting Of lo5al men is called for
Thursday night next, to testify their joy at ous re-
cent victories in the field and 10 express tfeir de-
termination to uphold the government against
traitors both North ard South- This Will doubt
lers be the arpest meeting crer held in St. Louis
ST. Lor1s, Sept. 3-From 1eo to 900 cavalry
hnrfes arc daily shipped from here During tue
past week. the prices Of cavalry horses have ranged
from f15o to elC0.
Adlntant Gencral Gray says Missouri ia etil en-
titled to credits for 1000 men, which will doubt"
less be arranged In = teH daya.
, 1864-09-05

Gen. Shermansn Victory-AOW 1t xgab
accomplished.

re-, ,z. -,r -r,,,
NEW ioAh' eei"' s.-1ne AerNa' asolnston
epteia'' ecp'e.aoe1 Ea's' 1uese II steat t.
5oieips: tn washington osef Inc news tnat at'aa1a
is in our peseeetion. IL appears mat wn1'e tne
febel easa'fs aa'e oeen opcfalns upon oaesiaans
rear hat o'ncef aas oeen p1oeeeu'nS Mi'o US
movements eoesse1ons' ana a. Il oe1osA tn4s
.,, a., ~ ~ a. aaa .s..1
t1n1 LIE eo""'naaons ~, Aau ",,. ~,
uon " aoou- the tta1s"isslou.ol thts tutealt'
eenee o'el Luc "les "a1e4' naf9 peGa ea' !ot ses-
t1A pso'cs 'n's noA4ee9o Use pcen S"ee*'s'
tni n Ills enotfs 10 o'sloaee the cavalry expediioa
Of foffcst' "heelef' aaa Morgan, and drFent then
ifom inc ROAD.
The capture OF Atlant1 secures the possession OF
the whole Slate OF GeoFets. and renders tho cou-
oitaon OF the Iehel leaders more desperate than
ever before II "as by an apparent retreat-onc
oi 1fosc maetef'S s1'ateeic movements lot which
sneflnan mas ocen noteo-tnat nc nos oeen caaole1
~ dEL lEtE 81 EIul!d4t u EEHH1l~
, 1864-09-05

will tai E up i,s like OF march to morrow. for
I do not Exp. ct that any considerable force
will 10 foIud In our front 1t daylight
DOUBTLESS Early will gain hts fayorite thor
oughtare. thu Martfos6nrg. md Winchester
pIEe, TO night, snd probably will succeed in
Ieachirg the lsttcr eit3 tomorrow. He may
n,av ttand there, nut it is improhsote.
This army is in the bpst of trim and apxleus
fnr 4 fight and the utuast confidence ~ OK
ptesstsin In Gen. Sheridan, G. F. II.
, 1864-09-05


Speech Of Gen. UG1ehbT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
TEEEronT, Saturday. Sept 2
To-day has been a marked day in the calauder Of
Stephenson county. Gen. oe;tshy, Union candi-
date for Govern or Of the State, has just concluded
m address to an audience y.riouey estimated ut
from ten thousand TO fifteen thousand ID Number
Upon the i8suts that Phousd decide tile vote OF the
hfoP1e I'd the Presidential cahsass. The ntrcets
fItt began to be anluated On the arrival Of the
morning train from Chicago. and from that time
till the hour Of speaking they were filed with
m0SiDE pfoceeEione OF wagons, men, women and
children, Fearing aloft national eDb.ems aud ban
nert, covered With patriotic devices.
Among the first that reached The city WAS the
elccation from Florence, i've hnndrcd strong,
bearing at its trent a ba1ner worcn around with
eyerg1eens, and inscribed mo UE1ox WITH
s1.AyKnf-A We VIII Conquer PEAcE." Follow.
Ing thte eame the procession from Carroll county
a thonsatd strong, and then that IRON Ny yaudottc
township, three hundred strong, and that from
Lancaster, five hundred strotg, and from Hollow
Creek, thousand strong. preceded BY huge
-wsgoD, upon which WAS mounted q natfoxa1 Tag
anu 1npnmcrab1e sman ones, aud beautiful han
ner inscribed I'VE 90 ron 0In ABE, THE Two
Dlcks AND THE DEACON"
At least two tboc.and came in On the Racine
Railroad from Beloit and the towns between that
city andthis There IVES everywhere great earnest
ness and enthusiasm.
About II O'Clock a grand procession was formed.
in which all the smaller delegations united. Un-
like eternity. 1t had beg nninC and an ending, but
1t YES fully two miles song. It Is wonderful, the
enthusiasm that prevails in this portion of the
State. The Union men Of this county promise
arge1y to Increase their majority at the coming
election. md the prospects are that they will fully
, 1864-09-05

The poetal mone5-otder system viii 20
into effect on the LIST day OF October next, If
the preparations shAl tEen be iu suf1i cicntly
for+ard state. Mt. C. F. Macdonald, who
has been appointed Superintendent Of the
Postal Monty-Ofder Bureau, is making IF:
forts to that end; but it IS doubted whether
the extent md Importance Of the new busi-
nees to devolve OIL the Post Office Depart
ment Will not require longer time for the
completion OF tit arfabgeu4ents
Our anthori1its have studi.d the system In
use in Cannda and England, bnt it is found
that the probable requirements Of this conn.,
try render It OF comparatively little value oa
model for ours; Aud O plan new In many
Of Its parts has 10 be created.
The permanent interests of the communi-
tt, not less than those OF the government,
seem to demand that the operations Of tna
postal order department, Wnen begun, shall
be successfully conducted; so TINT alter The
work 10 actually In progress, there will be
no logeee or e1nbarrassments, and no mattri-
al changes required. This Is understood to
he the view OF the persons charged with the
execution Of the law.
1t is obviously impossible to form any
Judgment as to the amount Of business to be
transacted under the postal money order sys-
TEN, except that It Will absorb most Of the
small exchanges Of the country, and will
probably bring to the government cons1d-
e1able revenue. The orders are limited BY
law to eums Of from one to thirtS dollars.
Money in larger Bu1ns, Us well as checks and
other valuable 7aps1e, maJ be sent In regis
tered tPtter8.
, 1864-09-05

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OR TIE PoroNAc, Sent.
Cd, G d. m -rtiya.c Stlten hateIer, ufba:teEy K.
4sh q. +. Artillery suttsd The extreme peEalty Of
the law. having deserted from bis command dur
daughters to mourn his f.;e. Another cn'pr.t,
named Almentcr, WIS TO haic pul.ored the same
fate but managed to effect bis esc9pe through our
liurs to the euemy two days ago.
, 1864-09-05

Union Meeting at Loufsri1le-Jcs4ee
Guerrilla Hand.

LOUISVILLE, Eept 3.-The Hon Horace Maynard
addresfed very large audience Of Union men at
the Court House last evening.
The gnerr1,a Jefeee Gays be intends to ren,ain in
Henry comfy until after the approaching Federal
draft, and then put into his gang all the drafted
eoluiers.
4 correspondent Of the Journal says Jesaee ia
recruiting men quite rapidly for the rebel ranks in
Henry, TrrmtuIl and Owen counties.
, 1864-09-05
Burning Of tI,c Store Skip 3:r1n~
E3x-IriEA

WASHINGTON. suEday, Sept. 4,-Tho Navy d.
tur1ipg of rbe u. s. fri:nss lkandyHne, the eto;o
ehip at Norfolk, with Nil her Stores The csuso It
the fire is not Jet known, mar any fthe p1ttlcE-
1nfa
, 1864-09-05

WARRINGTON. Saturday, Sept. 3.-Lstest fufor-
nation from the army OF the Potomac s'ates that
nothing Of note has tfanspiled for some daye past
Ticket arrs ia inln1ccd Ia oh parts of the line at
night, but 1t almost entirely ceases during the
{aY.
, 1864-09-05

e' s;,ied v tn nes,dcnt ~ Ta hs3,a1 tn
phIA railroad. Three cars were thrown from the
track, capaized and badly shattered. The locomo-
accident was caused By an open switch. Five OIL
ccrs, COLDER and two civilians were more or less
injured. dre Of them seriously. Names not ascer.
faInAA
, 1864-09-05

Five Passengers Reported KIiIed, aud
Ten hufured.

BALTIMORE. Saturday, Sept. g.
The train from New York ran of the truck inst
evening near Peu5manEile. It ts reported that
five passengers were killed and ten wounded.
Particulars not received.
, 1864-09-05
POLITICAL HtTEI4L1GETCE
The Fall Stale blecttons.

The following States Will bold their annual
elections before the grett contest for the
Presidency tslcR place. As the result of
those elections sill tend to indicate the state
Of parties, and in great Measure to fore.
shadow the fina2 action Of the people in No
yember On the question Of tlt Chief Magis-
tracy Of the oatioa, the resurns will be
looked for this year with unusnal interest
We give the vote In each State at the TWO
last elections, that those most deeply inter-
csted may make their calculations and study
In aiEauce their chanccs of succeSs:
, 1864-09-05

NEW York, Sept. 3-The 1Titunes Washington
nec3a1 insists th.t there baa been 4 tender Of d
fore,en loan, and that 1t IL under consideration In
fhe IreAsu1Y Department.
, 1864-09-05

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retn,nea r. Hen,n,',n ~ ~ 49, snr,oa n ~ ~
1s,o Ta7nored hi. fs.'',t ~ usaSe s tu:e,,s
u hcrc ha cs1t.. -, ,.ro, 1ssn ..,a,
the seat1, ~ ,,,s VII h, -r1,1,.hsa ~ ~ 49,.
ton tor ona vc.r tbs E,r..,, xs.os.,. 49,,
hn are,n ~ rswov.a - cn,car, nsas,n~ thsre
~,..,s. 80. 80. ~4es ~ t7 t~ss,
.s 1.,.'a 49, Ta'., a 80 ~ 49, ue'4 s"ssa 49,
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Hex'e''. 1n11a' ne Inen retatnea ~ ~ us ~
tnm ~ i.e's' si'.,e VIZ, &c n's e'n'snae" ~
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~ 80 "aaa,''a.. rss!s W. -, povr' "aI
s..-s 1., s 1s'
, 1864-09-05

SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. "A draft for Ss3,0 900.
ralt OF the proceeds OF tie Christian Commission
Fair, was RENTED By express to-day.
, 1864-09-05
Nflu l1hfrtisfments.i;
U. S.
$50 LOAN. :.

ITO Seernss11 of tbs Tfeasu.1 elves notice tnst
epbecrp: oca viii be received for Coupon Treasury
E"tea. ptSsblB thr1e Jsass isor7 Aug. lstn. 1874
win mi aunn&l ftIeftss 1t the rats Of seyen 4ad
Etse'fenas pes ct1t pr aruuu1-psiucl2sl aod in
teEssf toth to 10 pad In t41fal money.
Thtsenctta will t.. eouye7ttblo 1t The o7t.on uf
the hclder asnaur'tS. Iu.> tlx psr ceos gold n-ss
boEds, Eayahts nos less sAa~ i've nor N rs th.n
twenty 5ea1s tTen tht1r dstu. a. Nc qoyorna-as
mag elect. Tbs. will be i1srec II dsnoulpatou. OF
{5e $Co eto. 1oo sEd q 90, acd Ill snoscripk ons
Euss be Tor mtg dollars or s1ms multiple Of Efsy
dpra1s.
MAJ irE Eepuf8 annsequcnt.o thst d2.e raul} II
the ;rtszesy accsut dass Of rote TO uata Of d
Eoait.
Parties tepoatinG twenty-a7e thouE7nd dcl14-s
~ard ppWk1d f,r theta notea as spy Tina will &c
allowed &C nmtsst.n Of oee quNt6r ofohe p5. cent.
, 1864-09-05

NEW YoRk, Sept. a-Gen. Butler arrived here
yesterday. HIS business here Ia not p3hliciy
known. though 1t Is understood to relate. partly,
st ieast to hfe pereoual affairs.
, 1864-09-05

Mr. Field ID ousily at work furthering the
interests Of tue Atlantic Telegraph enter
Prise, At lsst accounts he wns at Plctou,
n. 8. The Colonial Standard Of that place
saJB in its issue Of the SD:
Cyrus r. Field, Eeq.. the original pro.
jector Of The great enterprise, Was in town
on Thursday eytntLG l.st, and W3s the guest
OF Major Nortou, the American Consul, By
whom he was Hospitality entertained.
Among the guests pfeseut We.e the ed1lors
Of the St. John Ntsot sud Gooe, Mr.. Hoyt,
the manacer Of the Nova Scotia Telegraph
line, and Mf. Ht tnman, manager of the r. E.
1f1and line, Samuel Archibald, Esq Of Hal
HaK, Qnd few OF our citizens.
The evening passed Very pleasantly, the
company lietenlng with much pleasure to the
interesting statements nude BY Mr Field,
lelAt1ye 10 the prUpased Lying Of the cable.
at the table speeches were made and listened
to with much interest. We learn tnat our
editorial hrtthrcn trum the adjacent province
we're delighted with the courtesy Of the con-
eul, who afforded them au opportunity Of
examining his beautiful collpctlon OF cn-
1lositlee, pictures, DC.
MIR. Field LETT on Thursday night, In the
Island boat, on the way for New YORK, by
way of st. John. Upon his arrival at Shediac
he YVES informed that a:par1y OF one hundred
and forty gentlemen, among whom Was the
Is United States Coast Survey Committee,"
numbering one hundred, would make an ex-
cutsion to Shtsilac un Saturday, "hrre they
would paftDke OF lunch Aru return to St
John In the eseping. He pdrticipa.td with
them in tae plsa OF tle OCCASION and ac-
RI rnr1unfeff ttlt,Fa back
, 1864-09-05
From the shenall.
dGaG@HVeH'aA1 is
Furnishing the
lkeDeHks
Great Union Mass
Meeting at Free
port-@-s5,O00
Present,
Great Excitement In the
Cold Market
KoTKlhG LATER FROM GEN. GRANT.


Immense Union mcxx xMeetfp.-15, 900
People PR Nj nt-t:rent EntLuslusm-
Spee c1l Of Gen. OSfesbT.
, 1864-09-05

THIS CAY PUBLISH
The Government Etitton Of the STATUTES At
LAI:GE ANDTT EAT1ES OF THE UNITED SrATEs
passed at tbs FtrBt Session Of the Thrtye9hth Cou-
grtts, 1sss-6i. contaIEinK the Pubic LAVE, Resu-
tio1s P1oclpnations. Private Ac:s and TreitizsI; !;
with Marginal Raterenees and Coptous 1u1ax: sid
embracing the Tariff Tax Laws and al Acts ralattn.
to tie Wer, &c.
EDITED BE GEoR3x'P sASGER,
Ccuusello- atLsv.
Royal svo so2 pages. $751;
Reg.nJ149tr.4&w
, 1864-09-05
Mem Embellishments.
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~ e4sF - hu5ess Ia the talt Sais, tssEs asssk
STANDARD STYLES ar SFt3if,
Ut have alsa \ Arsn a.oc> ot
Has1ery, XnrEa. suspenarrs, Th-s Cog
stts~ Linen HandA creht.fir
PAPER COLLARS, NECK TIES,
Ana other 9ts5ls Soslons.
Hiring 3=zca2ssd eA,,y, We oGss Inducements TO
Eaeh BuJees- 1s+qttslx7st
, 1864-09-05
Description Of Fort Morgan

E1fA&f1rt1on Oh F0Fk A10I@-s4As
Fort Morgan Is 4 muct older work than
Fort Gaines, and is far better constructed.
It wns built fur the defense Of Mobile Bay,
sud was erected on Mobile Point for thlt
purpose It is O very strcng work. its onlT
weak point, II it can be said 70 have any, be-
lug on tho ls1d side. It occupies the site Of
For5 Duwyn, Il work noted In the War Of
1872. B3 direct a1c The fort is ihvnlnerable,
1t hsviug no caaematcs In the outEr walls,
which are protected by glacis Of s.nd, in
which all the SHIT aud shell In the world
could be innoceEtly buried. The guns are
mounted en- L1rbette and IL ths center Of the
Works a1e bono proDi quarters. Thro~ wing
shell OVER nuu cropping them ittBldt the WorK
Hon1t do no da1lhze to the defsnnefs. as the
troops have OILY to keep aTay from the stea
and they huye no occasioa to be there, for
no lighting is expected to be done there.
The folloa ing, from Mobile paper, ID In
te1estipg:
We take 1t that IN a stand of fight Of the sort
twenty woudtn waila. even tal1h the help OF thrae
irou cla1s, will be NJ match for the hsavy ordt-
Morgan. Our brave bars IN that work have been
WAITING three long years Ia patient tnaettvlty for
the stirring scenes to which their comrodes in
lie Admiral seems to ssatlfy their desire for
.'1e:hiue then maiden swords aud testing Iheir
heavy artillery practice on real and living targets.
Thcy are commanded By On ngtiIle7lst d.stlaeuisa-
cd for scientific and practical sxill and rheY haYe
a. pretty chance for beautiful flsht aud 1os
winning elcry as could possibly be offered to gal
OF iankee naval and gunboat fnv1nctbitlsY has
long efnce beca exploded thas the lprts In Charee
ton latbor whipped and disabled and drove Of
50 ut it VA nos .pFn, ana il snas
proved that u !aI battery, we'll served eau a!wlys
whip them. Fifty men III four gun battery ut
Sabine Pass hclt Yapkee squacron, s1uklng and
uoublt the unber Of ihe garrison. II any mau
iccla any ave Of Ehe Yankee navy which used to be
generally pre7alsnt. and which now has its de-
brought up on Its dicks. let him remember Gen.
Ninyruttcr Ut Galveston Bay, who armed TWO or
three old l1ch pressure steamboats,, made rsmpsrts
Yankee squadron Nus for.ct tue glorious exam
pic Of ths a1neni.d Viii. psue At Fort McCree, In
the Eashor ut Pensacola, VINO, with sand battery
steau shps the Richmond ana The Niagara. TAG
garTiEon at Fort MolEaa etoald take courage from
these examples. apd If they serve their guns cooy
and bravely they hare an opportunity OF wrariuy
1he brightest ianrels Of this war.
1t would seem from tne above that the reb-
els deemed the work fmpIegnable and easily
defended, ind our diagram plaiulg shows il
to have been very strong and well armed.
1t vas named after Brigadies General Nor
gan OF Revolutionary lame. l. was seized
1851, ard IVES Immediately gsrrt5oued by
thtm under 0fdcrs from the Governor Of tue
state. Preparations were then beiug made
to rep1Ir the rb0rf, and the work had actu-
ally commenced. The structure had cost
the United States 81, 553
, 1864-09-05

But ss.de from Ill the adya1tsge1 VIC lave ecu.
nesattd. + fpecisl Act OF Eon{rers 1x1prs Al.
Rosps ARD TRsAsuET sorks Thex LOCAL TAXA.
TON. On the aTer-ts. tbs exemption IL Eorsh
sccu. two ptr ce1t. per auunra. a:coidIng to the
x1te cf;axal1on Ii various pa1ts Of thu County,.
Itis bateved that no tecuritte, ctter 90 esaat II.
ducensnss to lendsrs "A tnosc Issuea By the Goy4tn
e.t In sll other forms Ct Indebtedness. the fds1
or 81 lily efrrvate past1es Or sock campsnl.s, or
1rpa.ate con uatttes, only. 10 pl1dg.d os paymeas
wha the whole p, opczsy Ct tbs country IL held to
eecu1e tie ttschAt.e Ct all the o31ikauoaa OF 1ha
Unltat 6tAtes.
8rDkcE1P1IoEs WILL M ExcRrv1D 5T th3 Tteas.
ure1 IT lie Unite States. ut Wa htnGfon. hs several
AttIRteot Treasure ers And da.ga.set Dalo:ita3f.x,
anti HI fha
, 1864-09-05
Ne>n Embellishments,

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sctnrt {os YG1eK Laei u, At A. d d3 NabaA
ase.ua Th: ,E:h 1ssf stha e, II tsuto: . en.ns g
r4F Me1 tr-PrmbIy, rnti rreaiate md ts:1e. !aes.
E.tklppues csn ba 1btst1 ed b7 thn Psiaet'
SsnTSEsiSc n Way nht Principal.
, 1864-09-05
Convertible into a SIX per cent.
$40 Gold Bond.

/. addlen to The vcz5 literal Inse.es. On the ro:.s
tor three yesre, this privilege OF aonya:ston II now
Rc1th shaut stEee PET cent. ro1 anaum, or the cnz
rent ra.4 Ter SO Bonds is not lo3s than 1txH r4H
C3xT-PRKx1uA ard before tnt war tho prem1uu On
Tx psr cert. 9. .. ttcc.s twenty ger caat
1t will be seen that The actns1 prc1t this oao At
II a1kat rats l. nos less thai per cent.
rer &ncums
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-06-10
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are known TO thousands who havo used them ut
different periods, throughout the country. having
tho sanction OF some Of the most eminent Physi
clans IN America.
Explicit directions, stating whom they should NOT
be used, with each box-the Price One Dollar per
Box, containing ffom so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly. by renting TO the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNGS 4 HILLYER, Propriotors,
81 Cedar street, New York.
II. II. Hay 4 Co., Portland A. Sawyer, Bidde.
lord. aud S. s. Mitchell, saco, Agents. lyril
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-06-10
Notice of Foreclosure.

ne Il known that on the twenty. fourth day of
ID April, A. ID. 1862, Ethan X. Maxwell and Han.
nah T.. Maxwell, both OF Phillips, In the County Of
Franklin and State OF Maine. conveyed by deed Of
mortgage OF that date 10 Samuel W. Luques and
Luther Bryant. both of Biddetord, In the County
OF York. certain lot OF land situated on the SOUTH
east side of Foss street, In Bddeiord In the County
OF York, being lot No. ~ on Plan mo- 2, The homo
ceased drawn by Samuel w. Luqucs October 9Th.
1851 and 10 which reference II made, said lot being
bounded ON tho Northwest by Foss street, fbrty
feet-on tho NORTH East by lot No. II on said PLAN
by lot No. 70 ON said plan, forty feet-and on the
south. West by land Of Mary Jordan, ssvsnty-ave
Also, that said Ethan +. MAXWELL and Hannah
Z. Maxwell, on the fret day OF april. A: D 1867,
Samuel w. Luques and Luther Bryant, certain
iot Of land with the buildings thereon situated on
the South-Es side OF Foss street, In said Bidde-
ford, being the South. West half OF lot No. IL, on
said plan Of homestead place Of said samuel En-;
Foes street, ut point directly In front Of tho mid
die of the two tenement house on said lot, at land
OF Rebecca II. Emery thence by said Rebeccas
Land SIX bY 70 the rs:,
plan, tbirty-ssven Rect be the same moro or.less.
TO lot No. IL ON said plan thence North westorly
by lot No. - seyenty.nve feet and six inches TO
ssid FOES street thence BY said street
ery thrtyssven fcst moro or less TO tho point be-
Also, the lot first above described.
Reference Is made 10 said Deeds the nrst Of which
10 recorded In York County Registry Of Deeds Book
go ysEs ael and the he other In York County Rss:
sfsnso may 10 had Tie o sod q a"
mortgages have been broken, by reason whereof
the undersigned claim . foreolosure of tho prsni.
SEES, f EHTiIEs III FSSgsS'
Riddefori. Jupe Q. 1861. "a