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The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
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For iull particulars. get . pamphlet nee, OF the
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The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

MccLrIL.x', ALLirs.-The Richmond Exam
incr Of the 9th instant says. among other mat
ter relating to the political campaign:
eve, In defending our own rights and homes,
Arc perforcc, working In the cause Of the oppo.
si,ion. Every defeat of Lincoln's forces. even
holding them steadily nj bay, inures 10 the nd.
vantage OF Mcclellan. or rather 10 that Of the
dcxterous manipuators In whoss hands he Ii q
puppet. and accumulatcs for them the much
desired political capital The influence Of the
south. moro powerful In the shock OF battls
than when throwing her minority vote 10 "a
clectoricl college. will he cast In favor OF No
Clcllan by this Indirect yet ciEcacious means"
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
From Missouri.
Hard Fighting ,rith Prices Army-A Gen
erai Battle Fought and Victory Won.

' ST.. LOUIS. Oct. %.
A dispatch from Gen. Curtis. dated Kausa,
CITY, : p. NJ, says: 81 have been pressed
all day, and tins afternoon the enemy passed
around my flank. when gave him heavy
blows for several hours. have heard heavy
firing in the east, and justreceiveda u message
from Gen. plsasanton, who Is 6ghting on
the other side.
A general battle has been fought md a
victory won. Prices whole army is retreat.
ing rapidly south. Our cavalry are in hot
pursuit. The rebels may strike for Fort
Scott, hut will be too closely followed to do
much damage. Plensanton closed Yesterday
battle by capturing large number OF prison
ers and three pieces of artillery. This morn.
ing our line was formed five miles south OF
Kansas City. mt the Wcstport Road. Skir'
mishing continued several hours, when the
whole iorce advanced and heavy fighting en-.
sued. The rebels rapidly fell back and form.
ed q new line mile and halt from tho irst
position. Anartillery engagement then CON-
menced, our infantry In the meanwhileslow
ly advancing. The fighting was kept up for
thirty miles from that point. theenemy grad
ually falling back. Gen. Plcasanton then
came in on our left, and ageneral charge FOL-
lowed, resulting in the total rout OF tho re-
bells.
When our informant left tho front. our
whole cavalry force were In hot pursuit oil
the flying rebels, the infantry following.
Our loss Is not heavy. That OF the rebels
judging from tho number Of dead and wound
cd left on the field, must have been very
great.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
Tho Outrage at St. Adams. VI.
BunrINcroy. VT. Oct.

BURLINGTON, w., Oct. ~.
Thirteen Of the rebel raiders are now in
the Jail Of st. Johns, Canada. They are
mostly young mon. and claim to hail from
kentucky, and insist that they are in the
rebel service. They are confident they will
he released. Two Of them claim to have
captains commissions. A small quantity ol
rebel money was found on them. Their ex-
animation before Judge Connell will CON-
mence at St. Johns tomorrow morning.
Bernard Dcvin. an eminent counsellor ol
Montreal. will conduct the case 10 behalf ol
the United States. .7ltl1.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

q A stirring call to Democrau who aro
no. Of the metallic persuasion is made. for
them to meet In convention at Cooper lnsti-
tute N. Y. city. on the first OF Nov. to con.
slider the proper course to be pursued In tho
present cxigencies. Among the signcrs OF
tho call are Gen. Dix, II. G. Stebbens, A. I.
Stewart. Wm. II. Webb, Peter Cooper. Hem
nv I. Ingalls,, r. B. Cutting. Moses Taylor
Edwards Pierpont, Jas. r. Whiting and
Others Of New York.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. Oct 26.
Atmarke.-CAttle 1885, Sheep and Lambs 1876
Swine 300.
Pn,cgs--sfarksf BssE-Extra, si3 90 a 10 % first
quality Goa ~ IS, second. % u 81, third. oa
$50 pr 100 lhs, Qhe total weight Of hides. taliow
aud dressed Beef
Hiiss-sa-c per ID.
Taiior-itr. .c per III
Limb Skins-sI25al 20.
SAssp Skins-si.2 .25 |, 30.
CaT Skfns-i6 a t7c. pr lb.
Sforss-Yearlings SIC TO ?, two yrs old, % 10;
three yrs. old, ~ 10.
Working Orsn.-si?0 to 2i0.
Miieh Cors.-s3j co, extra, 70di00; the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy Of
the purchaser.
sheep and Lambs-Prices, Sheared Sheep 90 10 90
per ID. Old Sheep 81 to 70. Lambs 81 30 to67o
per head.
S.rins-wholcsale :. To lie per h., retail ~ to
1870. Fat llogs-l2i TO i3l per ID.
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= rhc Ba.h Timcs pays we'll mcritc

y The Bath Times paysa we'll mcritcd
compliment to our State Treasurer, which
those who know him personally and admire
him Tor his many manly qualities and virtues.
will readily appreciate. Tho Times says
"NIaine never had q better man for State
Treasurer, than Hon. Nathan Dane, the pro.
sent incumbent and it is to bc regretted that
according to tho provision Of the Consti.u
,ion, he cannot longer serve in that relation
alter tho close Of the present year"
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

An ARMIsricE-T whole wisdom (says
Gen. Carl Schurz) OF this intricate peace poll
cy of the Chica 20 party may be fairly summed
up in this way You are struggling with q
highwayman who has robbed you Of your val
uablcs you are stronger than he, and just
about To overcome him Suddenly you stop
and say, "My good fellow, will struggle no
longer IL would be against Justice, humanity,
and our common welfare; will let you go,
and when meet you again will do all can In
the way of persuading you to give me back all
that you have stolen" This is the wisdom ol
the Chicago Convention.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Oct. "a, by Rev: J. Stevens, Mr..
Jeremiah Watson of Boston. Mass, and Miss
Mary Alice, daughter Of Samuel II. Watson.
Esq. Of Limerick. M,
Mr.. Henry n. Burnhsm OF this city, and Miss
Aryilla J. Smith Of Dayton.
BarisIey and Miss Mary Anne Booth. both Of
this city.
Mr.. james u. Coonley Of Gorham, aud Miss
Elsie A. Sylvester Of Freedom. tfe
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
REBEL DISASTERS. The New York IIeral

REBEL DISASTERS. The New York Herald
remarks, and for once, at least, with literal
truth:
jeff. Davis docs mot attempt to conceal the
fact that the rebels have experienced great
disasters Of late The only persons who do
attempt to conceal this fact are the cop
pcrheads at the North and their organs, the
World and the News Of this city they are
the only fellows who make the least effort to
belittle those Union successes that Davis
looks upon as great disasters to tho South.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

Harper's for November 10 received being the
only number we have received for three months.
This number completes the 10Th Volume. It's
patrons will be glad to learn that arrangements
have been made by which the next number will
contain the commencement o. new novel en-
titled Armadalc, by wilkie Collins. The pres.
eut number, among other articles, contains j.
Ross Browns second paper concerning q Tour
throug Arilona, which 10 quite Interesting a
Cruise on the Sassacus being an account VI tho
exploits OF blockader will be found quito read:
able. lIarper's Is the best Magazine Of It's kind
In the world.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

~ We have received letter from Ham.
nett & Co. Covington, Ky, Offering to guar.
nntes to us prize Of $40, 1000, IL we will
send them 500. and on condition that we
show tho money. They wouldn't be 50 oblig.
ing to every one Of course. and they give us
to understand that they wish to make us rich
as personal favor to us. Mr.. Hammett.
you are too kind, and VIC must decline the
riches. because. you know, our nclghbors
would be too envious, and besides We ''don't
see IT,"
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

HrsroRY or THE CHICAGO PLArYoRN:-It was
concocted by the Rebels In Richmond, was mp
proved by our enemies in England. was agreed
to by disioyal politicians Of the North In con.
ference with Rebels at Niagara Falls, was sub.
mi,ted to General Mcclellan and approved BY
him, was adopted by q convention OF the So
called Democratic or submssionist party mt
Chicago, and was scorned by the honest people
of the North.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

In saco Oct, 8, Freddy c.. youngest child o'
c.r,s srj Eunice King. 2 yrs ~ days ma -.
oiS' In KsnusSuukport, Sn, Oct. 10. Mrs. rh10A
Lord, So yrs. a. az A., James Peabody,
o. yrss;' .,,.h.ok. Oct 20. Mrs. Ruth. widow OF
IN wr Amos Stevens. ~ yrs. ,,--- 80
shs liso i.,,,,.i III, Al Chattanooga, Aug 30 Horace
~ n,,f - Perez fIIli, Esq.,, OF Illinois, iormsr-
IL of Saco, u yrs II mos
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

TIE OursIDE.-We hope none Of our read
ers will fail TO read the outside Of this weeks
paper. The FIRST article must be read care
fully to fully comprehend tho enormity OF
McClellan's guilt. Read it and ask your
neighbor to do the same.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

McCLELL,N's RETRrAr.-A Watorboro'
correspondent of the Democrat thinks to re-
ply to an article of ours, by saying that, 81,
Is u we'll known fact that the order to re-
move the army from Ilarrison's Landing, did
not omanate from Gen. Mcclellan, but from
Gen. Halleck."
As we spoke only Of McClelan's order for
retreat 10 Harrison's Landing. we cannot
see the point OF the digniicd and courteous
"reply" of this correspondent. The order
to which we did refer was that given by Fitz
Napoleon when Kearney, during tho battles
before Richmond, begged permission to ad-
vance upon the enemy. 1t was at II time
when our right and left aanks were sorely
pressed by the rebels, and Kearney held the
centre. He had gained an important posi-
ton, and from reconnaissance he was conf
dent that the rebels were weak in the centre,
and that was the moment to pierce it. He
was only few miles from the city. and
should he be successful, the rebel army would
be cut in two, and Richmond be at our iner-
cy. lie begged to be allowed to advance,
but instead, Mcclellan ordered him to epoo-
uo,e the strong position which he held. 1t
was at this time that he was 50 deeply moved
by the humiliation Of retiring when he felt
Richmond within his grasp, that the old Off
Ger, grown gray in his couutry's service,
wept tears OF Indignation and shame in obey
ing an order which he deemed, and which
history has proved, to be 80 disastrous to the
country.
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
Cri.tnsloro's Hair Dye:

Tho history OF the success, Of great discoveries
affords no parallel 10 the triumpbs over competi
ton and prejudice accomplished by this pow erful
yet harmless vegetable agent. which insian.anc-
Ously changes any obnoxious color OF the hair la.
to n black or brown rs magnificent rs any that
Heaven ever bestowed on the head or man or wo-
man.
Manufactured by J. CRlsTAD0R0, No. Astor
House. New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. lmi3
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
DIR. TOBIAS
HORSE LINIMENT.
MORE TESTIMONY,

This Is 10 certify that Cor the last FIVE year fhavo
used In my fhmily DR. Tobias celebrated Venetian
Linlment and In every instance have found 10 fil-
Is equal 10 It's recommendations have found IL
10 give almost instantaneous relief In cases or
toothachc Group, bilious collie sore throat, pain In
the ches, aud bnck. and rheumatism, and ch.er-
fully recommend Its trial to every one afflicted with
any Of the above named diseases.
JAMES II. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn, Oct 10th, 1864 H..
Price Is and so cents bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Office. SO Cortlandt st.. New York. imiJ
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28

A great political meeting in Springfield.
illinois. was gladdened and amused by ban.
ncr. borne by wounded soldiers. representing
globe, which Lincoln was prying up with
a rnil, while Andy johnson was seated cross.
legged ON the North American part OF Il,
tailor.fashion. sewing up hugo rent. "Old
Abe" says to him, "A few moro stitches,
Andy, and the dear old Union will DO mcnd-
ed. ~ rfeef
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
Won derfal Changes

Hare occurred In this country during the last
three or four years, but none more wonderful than
tho Revolutions 10 Color produced among Tho
leads Of thS People by
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Notice.

D.N. T0wLE. NJ. D., has purchased tho house
formerly occupied by stephen Everett, on Mount
Vernon street. where no can be consulted ut all
times except Office hours. 3wu'
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
DEATHS.

e Notices OF deaths. not sxcesdins ~. lii III br
Inserted FREQ those sbovs that num'''
charged regular advertising rates. .l
The Union and journal., 1864-10-28
Further details of sheridan's Victory.

NEw YoRx, 24.--The Herald s Washington
correspondent of the 22d says, our losses on
the 10Th are in the vicinity of 5000 killed
and missing We have captured including
the wounded, 1000 prisoners and 5O guns.
Tho total loss on the enemy will be near TO-
600 men. General Custar alone receipts Tor
As guns, making 81 captured by his division
during the last two weeks Ii prisoners are
to be believed. Longstreet WAS not present at
this fight. Early, under the supposition that
the 9th corps and the commanding General
were absent. thought he would make dash
and recover portion of his lost reputation
Another correspondent says that in the re-
treat of the rebels, Devins' little Brigade kept
swoopng down upon their rear jobblns up
officers and men by scores. II was worse
than the first Bull Run stampede. Drivers
and caunonicrs dismountcd and broke Tor the
woods us fast us possible, leaving their trains
in our hands. The following are the princi.
pal captures made bv Devin's little brigade
Twenty-Five guns, 26 army wagons, 30 am
balances, 143 mules, III horses, 9 stands OF
coors and guidon. He followed the rebels
to Fish Hill, drove them out there, captur.
ing another wagon train and there biyouacked
for the night. Early next morning pursuit
was resumed by Powell's cavalry. He cap
tured II pieces of artillery in the woods at
Woodstock. The column halted for rest
and soon returned towards Strasburg picking
up many prisoners. uf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-01

Gen Les VTG6T OF tI0 D6tacA ~ @SA'
Hons ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
May 20, 1854
The commanding general announces 70 - the
army, with heartfelt SORROW. the death OF MAJ; =
Grneral J. 4 B. Stuart, late cotn1nand-r OF
the cavalry corps Of the Array Of Northern
VirgIr,Ia. ;. cuoa
n This war. Genrral Stuart was secnnd TO none
in yaor, IN zeal, in uufinching devotion TO
bis country.
His achievements form conspicuous, part
Of the history Of thi< army, with which MS
name and services will be forever assoeated. :,
T, military capacity Of hsh order, LIN and al all
the noble writes Of the soldier, he added the
brighter graces of pure ire. guloeG
and sustained by the Christians faith ano
hope.
The mysterious hand of an all wise God has re,
moved him from the scene If his usefulness and
f.me. His grateful countrymen Will mourn
his loss and cherish his memory. No his com
rade> 10 arms he has left the promo recoIleccc
zion Of his deeds and the inspiring ln1uence, OF
his example. H. LEE General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-01
Gen. Lees Dispatc q.

The Richmond Examiner says
The fulnwing official dispatch concerning the
events Of Tuesday Was received at the War
Department:
TAYLoRsv1LLE, May 24-9.30 ?. M.-Hon.
Jamrs \. Seddeu:- The enemy has been
making feeble attacks upon cur lines today
probably With view OF ascertalnlng our posi-
zion. They we're easily repul>ed. General
Mahon drove three regiments across me river
capturing stand IF col'rs an some prisoners,
among them an abide camp OF Gen. L,llle.
r f. LEE.
In the Senate of the United States yesterday
the Internal Revenue bill was further con>ld-
cred L. the House OF Representatives he
i,iut resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States, prohlba
it,ng slavery or involuntary servltude Within
the States and Territories, was taken np read
a second time and DEBATE d.
Lieut.. COL Bailey, Of the 4th Wisconsin
Cavalry, who constructed the dam on Red
River, by which, the Federal sunhoats were
enable TO be Aoated over the falls, has been
Confirmed by the u. S. Senate as q Brigadl.r
General, aud it is proposed to give him g'ld
medal -
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A CARD.
u \ u E l. ; H A I
VI r. RON ANT T 4 Lab H.

aVAVLN4 taken the stand formerly 9ccu'
IL pied by ". & A. Murray, No. - Nopt"
Fairfax street, is prepared to fill al orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep u TIE
a,,,+.+;on of he nred ecessors dec ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-01

COAL o. l.; orr
OHEAPEsT AND BEST COAL OlL
THE Oily, by the barrel, or st retail, Pr
ces as loav, or Ioeoer than the loegest-q}qaI5y
"A''e No. Is Royal sire It,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, W. $,
md everything connected with the trade N
every variety Of style, together win seGi1hela'
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Cnan-
differs, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Glass
Globes. Paper Shades, Sc, cfall the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly sttented to; al work warranteo:
Patent Thief Detecting Money drawer
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-14

The sic Ching is very fne and every
body AMI his wife Except US and oursl
are out enj ,y;ng the fun. There is now
a good opportunity for t&e timber men to
supply the Saw mills with logs for the
coming season aud VT are glad to learn
that they are improving it. There should
be at least ) 5000 logs got in to the sever
III yards in this County before winter
breaks. as lumber commands a price tina.
will well repay the trouble and expense.
Prof. Sands gave. last night and night
before. two of his choice entertainments at
Co~bin's Hall. The Professor is certainly
enc Of the very best performers in his line
that the country possesses. Several OF his
mage feats have never been equalled in
this locality by any other performer and
do credi: to his skill in the execution of
difficult fe1.s belonging 70 IL p!ack at.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-14
To BORROWERS or School tuNus.

To BORROWERS OF SCHOOL tUNUS.
The attention a. non rowcrs at School Fund. Is
called "a The t~olosin. sections nf lsS .oacern nc
the forfeiture 81 ian'is mrItgAzcd 10 hat iLui.
There are nov due ~ er 4 thuustui dollars ot N.
terest ant il m if BE- Paid. as The toun', has 10 nc
count TO the Site for the crtirc ainornr ct inter
,St
SIC. &c. On failure 10 rar any in-tallmen, Of
infsr.si when the same becomes dus; the riin-
c.pa' sum silt.I forthwith become ac- and eVth'e.
end tho Eote and mortgage MAJ be proceeded on
and col c,t,6.
Src. XCviI. When the interest or prize" pal Of
auy surl, loan shall become due and r, main M
paid. the Auditor siali prsr"ed 10 collect the
Same h, suit OF the N'te. OF bt safe afthe mort
gagged premises. n the minn,r prescribed IN he
ninctt enth "a, ION Of This ar.ie'e e. he NAV also, hy
SUIT, recover the pos>essloh Al the moreagvd
premises before >a!, thereof, anu he shall, on The
fourth Monday in January, Annually. Ofies fors lie
al mor'gaeed land, on which payments Of prinei
pal or Interest arc cue aud unrsid.
A. G. THOMPSON,
n2lw3 Aud. NJ. {.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-14
EUROPE ASIA & AFRICA.

"a we'll as the more vital ami absorbing drama
now btisg enacted in our own beIu, ed America
anu viii h. had the priucip Ks of the great Deamo-
cratic party been a1hrre1 to, would not have fall
en- Ike Il whitening b ig't on our once happy and
uli,ed country. It's Compreh ensive literature
vii! cmbudy
Correspondence at Home and Abroad, an Agri.
cultural Diiry, Commercial md Monctarv Intel
ligenc', Cioice 'leauiEgs of Litea ature, 0-ieinal
and Selected Tales, Poei;cAl Contributions. Re
iiGious Intelligence, Aart, Science. &c
And IN 81 'rt, viii . it, v0,um.nou- treatment Of
the ps.hcipa, absorbing topics OF the ,ia,, and the
Irogress "f tie Stupend1us struggle now pending
The mentii resources OF thu contribute rs, cores.
ppiidents and reporters will Afford facilities un>ur-
pissed ~ any other jo4rr.l IN the country, AS L
Cheerful ard ""'come visitor aud paper for the
universal reading public. the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-14
kobICh's Stomach Biuers,
SOLDIERS HOWE,
SU'EHIS rENDENT's OFFICp,
CISC MAIL, June 4. 1872.

My pEER Sir | am dispensing II second in. dice
OF loui stomach Bitter rs among the latre numh,r
OF meD Who daily arrive ~ th.s in-titntion for
reir, shnent and t.>t- The vi v, rsal testimony
lSthtt these Bltters are the best made. 70, tho
various GUNNER complaints which n aiict SO m,,,y
] Fhow az III rcInedv so safe and. 80 sure. Pin.
t'rth SAWS: ITO ask a physici N what i .,s, and
what IL hari ot digestion. and what will agree
W.T. the stomfCh. i bout us sensible a. 10 ,sl
what II sweet or hIi'er. or s0nf" Persons vim
look ons for breaker~-and have your Stomach
BitterS in the honst--t am 6, re will never esk
any one the foolish question spoken of bv IN i.
great philosopher. must not omit q word or
two for your Catawbl Brandy. I have many men
here who had brandy prescribed for them by =
tinruished ArmS Surgeons The effect of yours
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Your servant,
g 81 G. w. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-14
FARAN & MCLEAN.
CINCINNATI ONO.


Notice ia hereby given that tie undersigned
County surveyor OF NIrshll count, Indiana will
at TIE request OF y. -. & y A Judd. prncred
on Moul'y che s,h day o. February I-6i Il
survey AMI supdiyide sections No * & -, III
Township 70. rhrty t~ptf2) North. or R.age
Three e,St in VI IT sh III cpalts, AMI also estabiisi
the cora"rs OF the ltmS beonging 20 s,id y. A 4
= \ judi in said section, : ID survey vii be con
timed from day tn 'iay Il necessary Til OomplG
ted
Non resi- tent owners oilands IL sail section
Who TAIL % meet me AZ thctIipe dave mentioned
at ia. resiJ .lce ut .titJnlis AMI deiray. o. pro
vide fer ,leiraying thsir ~Irrt.on OF tn az penses q
sand suitey will be retarnd 10 The county anditol
n d.lln ,urtt. ani suc', 4.i,nln-nciea placed Oh
the FAX duplicate Tor collection according TO law
}. N. kLlNGER 20. sui. Oh Me.
MAJ vs.