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The Baltimore nations.

A vas expected. ihc Union National
COnsenii1a a. Baltimore ratiz-d the nom
lar vii IN Plaung a. the bead Of the Pre-
idental ficket. the name q AREau.,f Ia.
coLS. u Illinois 10 was she unsnimoe.
voice Of the Convention. a. u has been a.
The people. and the nomination "a eaec-
TED amid = storm o. applause We need
not adFert 70 the record or history of oar
eansidatr. It - kno~n and read Of AL
men. and there j. bur- one name ihat al
stAnd cut IN 80 clear hght when tbs h..to-,
OF tn Nsiiou shall b. written.
Somewhat o. our surprise. for the Dis.
patches had given riso 70 tbe impression
kat Mr. iiamlin m ght he fixed upsn. tbs-
whon none can De- more worthr-ur hsv.
In,-liigcnce that TIE second place on t,e
ticket was gwen % that stern ana u-s,,-t.
ing Jni0n defenier. ANpuru Ioux-,x &C.
I-nnes-ee Mr. johnson vas b.r, ID,
IA 'sigh. y. G.. 10 ls1s IL wa- Ieh a.,
orphan atth age Of years a-d such wee
e cIrcumstances 81 DO. family. fhat Do
Wa never sblo q attend school .,r-fs
day in bis DE. % BIS youth be va. an
P-eutioed % tailor. where be-. amb,,,-,
~as excited By hearing aontlcman read
frequently BOZ he shop IL learned 90 rad
m spare hours ard soon became q e,.-t
r-acer. He aitervaris remove fo Green
NE. Ieaa.. ~ber. b. commenced bu..-
mes and married. By ule as.i.fsn.. q
rs ~fe. be- became proficient in ,.t.r
oranches of lcarrinr f1 whi.h d. fs,r..5
even avaiialle moment Her. D.. IA
ssVsia 'Ocai Offices. and boz lss5 tts,f.
Legislature in 1850 go a S..-,.-....
Prssiiential ele-;or ia 1871 va. q, al.
Stsfe senate and in Ist1 er,.,..l
"a I. :. House Of Kepress-..,i,.. -.
h. served fiA lass Do tbat year b. -.
saected Governor Of Tenncss-e. ana 81.
.rse-cied IN LASS D. Is51 BE- w-s .l.....
Z. ;. senator vd.eb osition be- filed r,-
81 ne srgan zafion of iavsf .-,ve-,-,.. 4,
IN Ienssssse Last year. uien le -, -,..i 90
n saia beouEe Govcrn.r ofti. Stst- 4.
n Struggle 10 MAINTAIN che taion Tia, 81.
s1ra-n ost coospicoous'v t.e teroie .-,f..
% a. msr and fhis portion ri iisb.,-
h, va ssgnue 90 familiar al to nats.,J
-. ~. D. q -saacieat for us o. saw
=, most heariiy endorse tbe f.s,t
- Eosiasiios ,ui ba-kle o., d,.
g.. ~ampaign. uhioh shsn e,f b,
- o nei os.ssiy uaanimos.
20 - J.sx.o..
LrVCorN
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ficHr WIN C,~apts~ LYNx Mr
i. g. Bich. writing u. ls.t wsek. detail.
an Account 81 a rc-rnt fehi 9Th a specimen
% the ' Fel.s Canaicu,is Tie ~as pas
'ins throu 81 the ~ooi. whrn slc started
20. ani on ialoine o. hcr termed auI .i--
fglf. Tho only aEr-,ivc ucapon about
him. "a. a hat-h,i. ~hieb hc thry-. aui o.
good i1ruor krork,l thc ,a-rnint over
Nah a courage rossrsscI by f,~ men D.
taru sqrau- upon hsr anI succeeded .u
tying her bind irrs wiih h.s haudke-,h,ef
lir thrn ph.,l thc animal rrnu De bark
ani brca-hi her OBJ OIL. hou.c. a Ii.iancc Of
nine mi.ss. Sc Pad three tit. ths ucat
day She nra-lrcI 60 inches hi-h AMI s.
feet in length Prof A-assir par,ha.rd
the Lynx. anl forwarded be- to Tlrorr.
paving NJ T. - ',r hi. al,suiarc.
IL does noe seem akc piea.ant tax o.
carr such loii f1r a.ur u,Ic,. Mr.. Eieh
ho~cscr Las a -as OF making bush t,.i
frr slrh o-easiaas. .1 thar the creature can
.i'e to Be- hra-t'. cnntsat -itholt la.ur, O.
Aim. IT, write. -.at Le laI OIL. ci1thr.
taiiy torn ia the fa-as. a1I oarc cane
Hrar having BE- ttr.at '- ,ba-ei sp. D.,
the ,a-a.a'.
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9Th Name Battery

Nav -rfh. 1905.
Ia the series % terrifc engagement
~h'eh have taken plscc .incr - crossed
shc EsPiian. ihc seventh Maine Batter,
ha. isten an active rsrt. having t.,~n in Do
.itioa sll ~ tinac vhrrc artillery couli 81.
elective. bai Up o. thi. tiuc vc have hsi
oulv the f,Ilo~i,. casuait.cs
KILLED. Jan, 20 farr. Olltown.
woundcd. Cba.. o Randall. kenJus-
kcar. scscrci, in the rh.,k
Wm 4 Bran. Nerr.l sc.ock. IN the an.
AZ. since amp1'aiel.
w are nos on TIE North Anna river 80
mii-s from Richmond 4 fcrc, hattie has
leen raging herv iar thc past . jas. a. t.
siiIi going on ON thc ish. COR corp. ore
copies the leh centre. where AZ rrs.sut
nothing - going on except skirmishins
among the sharp.hootc-s
We have a. present bat - elective u,cn
f1r daty IT, BE weathcr nnd har,i cam
paiguing have thus rcluccd us. oa- bow.
exhibit good courage and have NOS a. sei
d-urhcd under frr LIKE OH veteran.
they al pass BE Joke. -hcn the lniauies
arc flying ike ha.. stones.
Nour,. I>prV.
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isAiirt itEs col rur ftsuI AZ tutr Hin
roH oS " fr>rsn.Y
Nr~ l"sE. 5th. Thc H-raIis r4--...
panirut COVE. dsta FOL of w-.irr.i,,. s.....
r'-- d. -ag. cor i.-e of tsn.. ,,,--f.I
ODD 'en m'le- Haaro,k's Iae vas o- cid.
N".hao 'si.le road. in CO. r.fe r.t.t,..-
ir.n ihr eneuf some ilme hsfur. H.-..
'iie' corps vas neaf. on l.eh -r..-I
"arr,f vas ttr1-a HaIe fr-arI r-.-
i'etei hf doodle AMI triple lae. Of r..t
Form Table hsil trsastuorss wryt-.
corps ra. mar.h-I ta the Do. 9th t..
divisions % saerlias ol,aI, a r.-t
anI fa-k
~ atsa.lf uas made s.th -.I ..I .l.i-.-.
early Dol o. Day f1 ir.t. oa- .arair, f.u
'.aI litr'o-. tai rr.aIf,i Dol tLeir r.aa...
....re ari s1aa8.nr e. large aaatar. s.f
.r ...s .. ..taren lu arI .u r-...-.-.
-Ite rebels ~err reinforced Up r.....-
t.fark. Doe nirht coming .a enabled r.-.
hoid 3D. r.a.e al fase ao.e pr. ar.r.
Wrrh iai.laed ep bs ..a... .-4
or"art' oa aa engagement. al..a lasted
l-i'. aa h.rr After oars. Sc uat ta.. ..
t-r.'i t.. rl.ei i.ne .frIfe ri,s. anI l..t.
'hf .nrnt to co. thi.kahoniai r.s--.
lae enemy then msle ar...s a..,....
.afrr ia the evening. upan oe- f.tti Ala
o.ni'r ILeg mar,asd i.f. tl, ..-,. ....-
W arr,a. tetrrm.rei t1 r..rr. ti. ...,r.
and tir.r Lis lre iat1 ssaf.a.. A..
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Union State Convention.

The quahsed voters Of Nain~ -ha drsr- th-
unoos1fronal uuaratru.no- 81 en- q as.u 49, th-
ssprcm-cs of he Cs.sfnuiia.u. 49, fh- r.-anp-t-
-s'i'pfessiaa Of the eNl-fiag rrt~iirsn. ~uh tas
o-nse ihcrroi b, sigorou. ~sr aut au ~ ant e b
hcrett n-s ~. arr tuylicd e. send aeL~xates a.
TIT Coor eltion o. - bid e.
Augusta on ~ edne~day. June 2Qth-
"a 10 o'cisck. AN. 81 the psrpr-. sf a,.,ius
tag etnclost-s % - suppsrtsi 80 tssv rruas 80
- t. ticcio az lsrgs 81 residcni sad Wee
f"s ieui. and slso % iraa.-~t a.s osh-r usi n~ss
n. Z 'asy g, NJ belore the Coaveuiss-
~ rafir o. repre-rntariosi - iI Il. a. t,r,,..
Lea etiy fo~n snd slsat4fion ~ ~ ~ufitisf 10
ons sg-ts, I'D ene drsgsfr additional 60 ~
es Yea y-hFe Totss cast 90 Cos. Cow tst So
ten Der, a. &c tor fr-rtisn of isrrs votes
JAMES q BLAME.
LEONARD andrews
y 4. Pos TER
NOAH PRINCE
NELSON DlNGLEy. ia
n. n. PRE- SCOTT.
JAMES " LINCOLN.
-. MARBLE.
FRANCIS CORR
DANIEL LANE.
Sd. LINDSEY
GEONSE Y ~Ev ALI
~. u. BROWN
lGNATlJS SARGENT.
EUGENE HALE.
WILLIAM SMALL
les Sfa-s Casu-iffss
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Oxford County Union Con-
yentiOn

The ettizcns 81 ONiord Coauty ~ho sr- u-oon-
cssoeahN osai 10 the govcIaau~ut 81 ~ Irited
STATE. sad -hs ssppSFt ne N.tisasi sai >t.fs
.dsutaistrstioa-, anc - b. 81 he furprrs-rou
~ tn r-beliioa. .nd ~ho resolved 90 sp4re -
eno-avoT - nalusaia N-iioasl Jai,rn. boih 81
prtncIphc .sc terrlissrtsi hrsnlrs. md ~ syun-
pafhi-~ ~ esF brave -cits-rs ~ ~ seid. 49,
iasitea % seed de-gat-- o. q Coaycut1oa O. be
he's IN the Court hou-e. Pans Hiu.
On Friday, the hrst DAY Of JaIy. 1864.
Az trs o'esok. A NJ. So The psrpo.- q aoua, a.
tlag esocid-te. - he state ~~uate. Sh~rid.
Coouts Ausrney. Regtst-r Of Prohsie C,-aat.
CoaaHui-sacn-f 40 Counfs Trr.-ur-r a. - sst,-
ported - tse 7 atsa u.~a 90 ONfurd C.ssuts 81
The nc~i State si-ctoa. 40 o. trausarf 49, o-h-
- essr.-ss that usy psep-Tiy eoss- h-iors the
Coaseatioa-
Zach to-s AID p'snfstson 8. eutitird 90 -saa 90
oei-g-ie, snd IN additional de-gais ior ever, sls.r
hondred Iah.bstanis A ffaciu-a ~ cver tuo hun-
crcd enfttlr- tu~n % ~ adaiiiunal G-L~gaie
Tie srvcrsl TOYS. y Oh - -uiiticf o. - l-rai~.
az katg~s Ah.ny Andos~r . Hsthsl
brosnhes kaCk6-ld s. Btroa 2. Canisu 4
DtSheLi a; n-nsusrk q Frsrt-srr s. Fr..sl,-
flsnusttoa ?, Gre-s~ocd J; Gtir.d .. Haass~r
?. haTtiord q. Hebron 3 ulraun 4. Iarru .
neN'co ;; Mihna fisutstioa ? Ne~rs ?. NJ.
~sy O. ONhort q: Psris :. Pee q. Porfer
koHi~ry ?. RamGrd Sto~ Ssa.~r a.
ston-hsm s~rden 3; Jpten ?. W4tcrf.sd
Ncoc-tccs q A. 81 oth~r to-ns 81 pL.r.-
tsSss - tbe Cosuty go each.
w. W BotsrEN
gosss GsnEsE
yssEsN CLaHN
osES fosrrE
JosIkH Uonus
ESoCu n. "a oounusH
T. z. CLEsvEs.
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serEt Charles c p,ner.t,.

tffr~ 20 f'-rr.--rf. u BE- 18th fr,l,--s
ofthc most raiufal sorrow shat w. make tic
rcoori % ihc death of Ser-t. Charles q.
l'encritt. ,rcd zi. Youngest .on 81 Jane.
II pcmeri't. ~ Peru Hc va. sr-u,brr
az 60. ?. ri-ih M,'-c- in thr 18th Am,
'orps. under Gen Buti--. Wa wounded
In haitie the e1th ~ Nav. Evin- twenty
-FOUR hours sf'er rv-cising his wound H.
"a hurird ~ Hamffon. "a lis uians
Friends arv strirkcn 18th grief. y,i comfort
81 by ihc iar; that b. has l-ha rvr,-d on
earth vhi.h b. without stain or tlrrnish
that BE- vii.iu-ls gave hi. wong DE fsr Oh.
colutry that Del f-il ~hrrc daty called hiu..
amos < ihc brave. ani THAI hi. acme B. nv
on beaver. >rrct brmeritt tesnlsteI las
~Infrr. aul camc bone ou a f1rioa-h anI
had been gone from among bel but lev
weeks. seen tie sai tiiiins -eacba u, ttai
b. "a. gore @ his long hgmc Peace De-
. De- ashes BE .~r-tly sleen. on a.ol-
d'crs Ho~"Erp grave Mr. Dcm~r.i d.
tc~pls afflicted Another son t,.lonriu-
O. a Ma Re- dicl fr~ DAYS since. from
wounds received in tagtic AMI ti.--e rso-r
''ns are in the army Sighting i1r freedom.
Cur country. humanity. 4li God
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L'.-f. toI Booiilr OF Le lot Main.
,h'a.y. died ia Wasbinefor. oa ss-4,v.
.r'n tae effects cf vorrd. received 4,
s1er'dan's raid NJ Boothby uiU be -e
p'al'sr,d a. Che 'as partner .r re-.trI
q l1a N 20 U.n.rT
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"oneral >heruian b. tlrou.-- his force.
oIon ths great u.anaiaetar.a- r,-.8a OF --i-
eiiom. Do o. tLas rr-ion .u Osar-.a WIZ.
many YEAR before tAe r,5cll5a. oaterprs-
ing MA ~ tle Nor,L invested Nsrth.-a
oapitai iu cottou factories AL iron flru.-..
and iron mi.s. Ibrss falling ,at8 tas
hani- oi Obj. rebels has, been az ia.aI.i,..
De henc-t o. tbem iu an,.b.-s material
oi ar IL Atlanta. rolling ni.I said 90
Pei tac arrcst la ilc >elth Las .lnm.-
iira. -olit5 Frazer q Co. a. n8tor.as,
blockade ruuuers. ~h1 a.auase.l a sa.t i.--
tame az thar.e-toa. Or stu.eu. I-
oapt-rv oi thrse uorss SD de L,,a.troas OBJ
rcaeltom, g. &c ull o. inr1ss.a'. Oh
rrP.aie ,he aaa .a.aer, q, ot..r pl.att
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The Washington Republican ~ che "a
has The foiio~ing Interesting iniriiisea,s
from the vicini,y Of Sh~r-nan's army -
" Il Is highiy probable that 40 thi. ua,-
mcut sherman = srrus b. in ros.es.ion Of
Atlanta. Gvorgis b.. 4 rsuti,raaa uLo o..
bcvn rrrfcrii, familiar 9Th Atlanta ard an
fhc adjacent coantry Or many sear.. bring.
Atlauta. unles. ibcy have been made within
the past month Thcrc ar few bafs-.,.
and line oi rifc P.t,. pesvrtcr ~.s
have coue On confrm this saieu-rt.
'ha'tanoosa' Bishis. vLilh arc ci-tt ...'rs
thi' ''ie 81 Atlanta. have been vel frt6-
"a rear ihc point ~herc the railroad crosses
che risvr Thcsc forufc.tior. al d. a
Ho avail. ho~vvcr. a. tiey can easily Dc
fanssI
The abandonment of uaiton casta deem
glooui over u'sns rcbci. ~ho had hrf,-,
been Confident of ssccc.s itwasespertsi
that Johnston soaii make a siahiana.la
triumphant resistanoc there Il a. aay pia-e.
MAJOR Moore. of J5ln.ton'. .taH. .a,l
frw weeks ago. 80 90 cant hoiI Dahaa.
~ nav a. weI give up. for - caat bold
arv place COR irioruauis ssfI-.st. Tohn-
ston's force sariou,is. sonr Putins o. a.
FORTY thousani. bu' p-obabiy one ~o1iI rot
err mech vho sh1a.i estimate his vrtera.s
a. thirty Ave thousand .irour. 10, may
have gathered up a. hc has been falling
ba.k. tsrutg thalsanl or ts,nty-fse tLoa-
Ard cons,rIpis an4 grcea troops. 'ubo uiI
3D. httie else besides consume h.. p-asi.-
ion
The present c'nsrri7tion b. s~rrr.--
hardly any Tcrson coping o., grasp.
Severe plnishmer' BE- indicted Oh quarter
masters and Other ofl-rrs vho .brts- r---
s'ns liable O. conscription. ard persons ,sls
rvor.sed legal exemption ~ weeks $50
ar nov 'naiched up AMI pat 10 she ranks.
Men 18th one hani. one arm ore Ic-. or
others BEL uaiurl. are coa.crip,ei All pat
on duty in hospitals, so a. 60 auos ablc-
bodied attenia-ts and -uar,l. e. q inta ale
ranks. Grcat ini. cnation exists ia Atlanta
and in thc couniry a-,and az this cruel or-
preston. ani many of ih- people ~i.h o.
see Johhston DEFEATED 30 that th-v nav b.,
Fescu-i FROM an oppression so rrmo-,ei-,,
ant horrible
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Help for the sick AID wounded soldier.

Men and woulcn % Name go not forget
that ~ have thousands ofsick and wounI.
Cd soldier in abe hospitals vhich necd rour
instant all Cur regiment. a. ID. lac
f-hts have su5crcd terribly. and uau- 1. The
time tbose q as A. home who know notifr-
81 thc pcrii' and hariships Of rar Co con-
rihufc In eFcry way in ogr power o. their
comfort and happincss. The uamber %
sick and wounded D. great. oar hospital.a-r
literally hli-d thcy need nov uu-.c.. Ia,
more especially do th~t Sd thosr Effl.
outorts Which thcs cannot ret excr-t thrr
arr furnished By tLe hand o. r,afrlltl.r- Ard
benevoicncr- We wo1iI uos dictate th-5a-b
What channel you shall give. Tier 81. Ill,
sanitary commission. fhc soldier E~I..r
Association. the arisuau Conmls.io-. AM
sariols other >1rleties ~ ur-E ,l,t
der men in th~ feii. The cL-i.,la- C.,-,-
ui-sion seems 20 flruisi about fh. s....t .-....
dium FROM the pockets of the f.-rsIe f1 tb.
stck an wounded De- a--r., .. ...
without Zee Or reward fisy receive i- -.-
iurn the bie-sinss of tie poor SICK solder
aad th~ tiessinE. a. God Other soci,,...
ray their Agents isr-e .a'arles. bat Oh.
chrisi'aa comm is-ipn D.. work az pure t..-
nevoicnoc. AL they I'D b. something o.
carry o. the sirk ani wounded .,l4i.-
h1i ihr people must g,r>. .,...g ...-~ f.l.-rgg
o- o1r men in the camp. ani bo.,.t.l.~f
--trr AL a. f1r the vsnt q that ,.r, -...
hri ~e car afori. Yoa can -et rr r.-.
".'.- i' ra.se money Iti. 40 -.l
enough. Bus via, tbr SOCK ana ..4......
Tan' o. 'aia'ei.afe help. Don's stop. fne.8.
% g. into ans lonE-prorrss OF rai.iar mon
g. let ministers q tbe Gospel anresl f.
t.eir oaH c-r-ations to give r- Lea Oh.
ladies take tlrs matter ap ana co. ra.rl
an"ng Gee people aid solicit adj ILL.
man that sou't give saa.fi,ag f.r rsr....
ind wounded sollisrs iu their r-s..nt exc
iremitf 10 a traitor az beart. and deserve.
O. ID rad out ofaI decent sor.-tv. RAJ.
" then friends of humani,r ia ever. t,us
az nd Ehbora1oi labor and give f8r Gle
r-i."i of our brave iatt-rs ard brother, and
h1'aands ard .aus. ..rk aud ~sard.f
a'af irom harue Thsv wiu hI.ss ta.,.
~'fi'fr hsIrr .- fvf-- col ~.r ...
rard goa. hlI co. llrst -erafIr-,.o- ..,.-
irE aaml-isterei o. he want. af ti. .-4.-.
ing s.lI cheer your Ilst uio-aeats a..i .--....t.
'le f...os ~ your dying bed.
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Trr,-o> ~ ~,surItlr

" a resident 90 Atlanta stated o. a..
editor of thc Ntshs..ic Tones thst o. haI
board more trvasoa spoken rn Nashyiuc
'inoe his arrival. -ithia the space ola f.u
DAYS. hen Del bad heard ia Atlanta ~ q.
many months The coautry people r,flse
'' take ,oa'e.lsraie money Or p-0us.5a.
an prioes arr euormou.iy Lish. Bacon
sells AZ - pr pound ~hoIr.ai,. anI - re.
tai meal : 70 pcr b4sb.l Alot ofs.D.D
ba'hel' a. s9il rvoen,ly o. party q
nen from NorsA-rstera Georgia. somc %
whom lived oue hanlrcd ,ulc. distant
Some i1ra oi ibe distribution 1f ths country
ras Poi formed from tb., SCAR BE- Rom
- 10 60 pef pound, ooscc. SO pr
round- Tie -'ual price f,r -oIi g., t-ca,,-
seven Or ouc Coal sells f1- . psr f.s.i.
e.
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lhe f-sus ior tas Court House s1ten.. 100
vas raisel 'ar saturday aacruooa
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HsrnrN Br>sov. o.. p. Ni-,b Nan.
vho vas a.t reet reported -os.f.f -
ho'h arms. died i7 th~ hospital 90 Pom,
L'ot'a'. on The Do insf Mr. B,a.sr "a.
=" yra-' oli. anl had Teen in tbe ..-,,..
ir' years a-i s.git moofl. lie .hsp-
la'u writes De friend. thrf '' hr bad COED
hore in Jrr.s
fa'erai services viii Pc bid 81 he
s-ar.h 60 North Paris n-ri sabbath o. -ss
o'dllk. r ST.
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We rrgrrt OBJ bear taai some ot tl.s Pari.
boys. wounded iu tt- battles of tLs slider
Dee. have met vlth hard Io,. Mo-. n
More "a ,-iEci With sever. -LiIs at Ir,.l-
'r'.sst1r-. and li,l oa D.. vay o. Wash.
inrtan- Ilc "a, tbc 500 @ Mr. seth Nor.
OF -. faris. ana ~ls a worthy soun- mao.
6i.es n Clifford. r,.porteI wounded in th.
knee. had to saauili to amratauon H..
friends. ihe last oi tle ~cck had not beard
from hIm SINCE to- operation. and ~rrc
g-.'e a1Hio-s. A rumor BE- in ,irralst.1r q.
t1c eacet ;lat Eugcne Neuhau uis VA.
.1pf---'i o. o. prisoner died on oil, fri!
w tru'i the statement nav prove incorrect
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t-r Eef.er riI rot bel so ri.h -.sr a..
r..r.. '.t- h.u. TIE property 81 blt
'r.'.rr sr....fs t1 tat s-si..lI. .trI..h
he h.s Dec f.sn oae-taf ta.f.-l.aI "a.
p.-' ria e..trit o bring rfa.r. .f orr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-10

Llycot, . JoHSso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

GAcoS, July sl.-A force Of cavalry ap-
peared Ia Jonts county day before yesterday.
Night before last they cut the Central rail-
road In two places--at Gordon and neAx
Walnut Creek bridge, two miles from here.
At the same time they made . demonstrs-
ton on Macon, and were repulsed yesterday
after some severe skirmishlng.
During the Il ght several ellis were throwu
into the Suburbs. One fell In the city. II IA
not known what damage has been donet
the railroad. The Yankees are reported 70
be falling back near Clinton. Their strength
is not known. Oar loss 10 fc,ty killed and
wounded.
GRIFFIN. Ga July 3l--Passengers By the
trsia from Atlanta report that Yankee
raiding force entered Newman yesterday
Roddy's cavalry happened to bo on hand and
pitched ipto the raiders and defeated them
with great ioss, killing large number and
capturing from seven hundred to one thcU-
sand prisoners. A gentleman who wss there
sayo he counted ninety six dead Yaukses u
one place. Colonel Brownl0w is reported
killed.
We captured ell their artillery.
This is supposed TO Do the saWe paSt6
that tore up the read at Lovejoys.
We captured large portion Of The wsgs
ons taken from Us ut Fayetteville.
MACON, August 1.-The raide<s have mazda
| no demonstration against this place since
Saturday. They have Withdrawn from the
line Of the Central railroad, and are now bs.
tween Clinton and Monticello.
When our cavalry were operating against
them they apparently made Clinton the cen
ire, from which they sent out parties to ope
rate against Macon, Griswoldville, Gordon,
and the line of the railroad ct this
4 place and Griswoldville. They were re-
pulsed at the latter place, but succeeded In
burning twenty-seven cars. At Gordon theJ
burnt about thirty cars aud the freight
depot, and Ocone" bridge and the trsch.
The telegraph line u only partially d.
stroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-02

MADELINE SIXTH Some time ago mentioned
that Madeline Smith, (who poisoned her former
betfOthed( had got married, and occasionally at
tended divine service along with her husband In
church not hundred miles IRON the town of
Linlihgow After the trial, her father and mothe r,
and the otfer members of the family, left Biyths-
wood square and toox up house I'm rural district
near Lfnlithgow, where sadeine got married TO q
teacher. who fei, tender passion for herself and
pity for her condition He got an appointment in
an insitu ION in one OF the leading seaport towns
In the south OF England. Thither Madeline and
her husband proceeded, and for time seemed to
be In the enjoyment OF eonuubiaI felicity. But II
01zed out that she was no less a pers onage than
Madeline Smith, aud the scandal became SO strong
That her husband was compelled to leave his SIT
uation. They then proceeded TO q smaller town
IN England, where, CT much reduced saery,
Maseline's husband got another situation; but
heie, tCo, her sin found her out, and her husband
tell into melancholy mood and died. Madeline
was not long In following her spouse, and died
Gently, IL IL said. OF q broken heart Edinburgh
Correspondent Ct I'areyness tScotIand) .adueitiser