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UNION CONVENTION,
Fifth Congressional District.

The qualified voters of the Fifth Congressional
pstric, who desire the unconditional. maintenance
ofthe Union and the >uprcmacvof the Constitution,
and the complete suppression Of the existing re.
belion, with the cause thereof by vigorous war and
all ant and efficient means. are invited TO send dele
gates to a District Convention To be held
At Ellsworth, On "Wednesday the 9th day
of July next,
at ten o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate TO be supported for Representative to
Congress- and for an Eector for President aud Vice
President and also 10 transact anv other business
which may properly conc before the Convention.
The basis OF representation will b. ~ follows
Each organized city aud plantation shall be entitled
to one delegate, aud one delegate additional for
every hundred votes cast for Gov. Gony last
September, and one tor fraction OF hftN votes
FER ORDER DIST. COM
Ellsworth, June 23d, 1871.
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iHE DOWN EAST ScARE-We learn from a
captain OF fishing vessel, just returned from the
fishing grounds, ttat side wheel steamer, paint
cd white, about 1000 tons bulthen, put into Flag
stat Cove, Grand Menan, last week on account OF
stress 0: weather. Her name is the oYouug
suey" She WAS from New York, clearing from
there but few days before. She was bound to
St John, from thence to China. There is no
doubt but this vessel is intended for n blockade
runner. She may have put into Little river, as
rnmored.
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Good News from Shermaq.-His Forces
Adranced Fire Miles from the Chat
tahoochie.-He Meets but Slight OPP
positioa.-Rebets Retire tcithin the De
fences Of Atlanta.-Our Troops Tear
ing up the acknowledgement Err
peditiou on Foot at Neto Orieans.-Gen.
.Siocu's Expedition Reinforced, and
Noring into Mississippi,-GuerrilLa
Operations in Missouri.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
The Bulletin has the following special
Washington. 18th.
The government is in receipt of glori-
Gus news from Gen. Sherman. 1t is net
news of "a battle, but something better.
Gen. Sherman announces that yester-
day having previously crossed the Chat
tahOochee his whole army marched five
miles south of the river and crossed Peach
Tree Creek without any resistance from
Johnston's army except slight diminishing
with his rear as it retired.
This movement necessarily forces John
ston into the defences of Atlanta and,
places the city within range of Genera
Shermans guns.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
despatch from oHlcidi sources con
firms the statement in the morning papers
of Shernan's forces, or part of them, hav-
ing crossed the ChattahOochie.
Only small cavalry force of the enemy
was encountered
General Sherman subsequently occupi-
ed his troops in tearing the railroad of the
most use to the rebels. The distance OF
his forces from Atlanta is not mention
ed.
A letter from near Pet rsburg. dated
the 18th, says majority of the people OF
Petersburg have gone to Richmond.
The weather is cool and more pleasant
than usual.
Cannonading and sharp-shooting prac-
tee is continued, but few men are illured
daily.
Our hospitals are in excellent con-
dition.
ST. LorIs, July 10th.
The Union publishes an extract of
private letter, dated New Orleans 9TH
which says
Last N ght staff officer told me that
As, 900 men would start in ocean steamers
to day They take Is days rations and
ammunition.
There are now large number of ad-
ditional gunboats in Lake Ponchatrain,
and more vessels have leen add ID to the
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New York Market.

INV YORK, Goth.
Flour unscttled--Sale, 5000 barrels Stale s9,so
1000; Round Hoop Ohio, SIl,to II I2,e5; Western
$50 ll,HJi sputhern->aies 1850 bbls. Extra So
- l3,21, tanada-Sales 800 bbls. Extra sl0,50 =
l2,00
heat dull-sales Il 000 bus Quotations nominal
9th IS hlsher-Salcs 20 900 bls. Mixed Western
= 90 l,G2i.
beet quici.
Pork irn--New Mess si4,Oo $500.
Lard steadi Al - - - lie,
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The Congressional District Convention for
tne ID District will be held at Augusta Wednes.
Jay Jay, august 10th Hon, JAS G. blaine will no
, uVuO' DC nominated hr Reelection by aeclAma
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may be untitled By volunteers on the said
fifth day of Septanbcr, 1864.
{Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WM. II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Dated Washington July Is, 1864.
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captured, tie officers to Macon aud the
soldiers to Andersonville. Letters to
them require teD cents prepay Tor
rebel postage.
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d.,
from ne ,,oahceS5 De pdF'"'e :, '"'
'ohoy -hdStHs ET.eHS'pe fFePdF"''1"S
Lar8e emo" r oFee oohet"sfd'ed-
hsoe'e Drtren FROM me -ite"a'd.dy0-
more he0ef r ears iof -itan, "a 'ore'" a.
OF o usoTsfa ofgfng as DeJe"'sS--[h
Dfej' IN fffP0Fattoh.
NEW YORK. 18TH.
Private adyiees from Morganzla June
Both. states that Gen. Candy Is very ae-
lively engaged in perfecting arrangements
for military operations IN the vicinity OF
Morsanzla and Red RIVER.
Gen. | Imam with large force mad
reached Morganzla, where he had been
placed in command OF all eolored tIoops.
The fortItlcatlons OF Morganzia are OF a
most iermldahle description, and command
a range OF miles OF the Mississippi river.
The position Is deemed OF the utmost I'M
rorfance, eelng equal distance from Fort
Hudson and Red River thus forming a
base considered the Key to the he'd River
country.
The rebels have large force stationed
on the west bank OF the Atchataaya river
J mics IN the rear OF MorganAa' and par
allcii to the MISSISSIPPI. Our gunboats at
hlGh water can easily prevent the crossing
ot the Atchaialaya r1yer by the rebels but
during low water their crossing can be pre-
veutcd by the land forces ct Gen. tlman
encainped on the east bank. y large
Union force is being collected near Nor
ganzia, the number OF which Is contraband
to State. but amply sufficient ior offensive
and defensive operations.
No offensive movements up to the goth
ult. had been made by the rebels but the
activity infused into the Department by
Gen. Candy indicate active operations not
far distant The corps being organized IN
the rear OF Morganzia, will be under Gen.
Reynolds
1t is expected that movement for the
disIodgement OF the rebels on the Atchia-
laya river will soon commence.
Gen. MeNiel was at Port Hudson. in
command OF the garrison left by Gen. u
man.
The Richmond Despatch of the 18th,
contains the following;
ATLANTA, Ca, July II. The enemy
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- Don't we need an experienced mill
tary General for President about this time
Haven't we for some time past !-INaclias
Union.
For WHAT II the Uaioq wants Me
Clelan for President, and thinks our
"nceds" demand him, what pray, will his
experience avail us at this time !
Daily, while he was before Washington
with one hundred and fifty thousand men,
we had the comforting assurances by telc-
graph each morning. that Washington
was safe - When the General did move.
we had another equally comforting as
surance that he was " uncquallcd in COIL
duction retreats At this time, no more
than at any previous time. does the country
need " military General for President"
President Lincoln avals himsc of the best
military talent of the country. and this is
all any one can do He has always done
this, although we allow that he made a
mistake at first in placing General Me
Clelanso high i'll his regard.
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' cry respectful,

{. NJ. EMERY.
F. s.-rhis raid sums up to be dis
graceful scare" Cur
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HE BELEAGURED CITY,
July IA, 1864.

FRIEND SAWYER:
Another hero of Co. "C, Ist Maine
Heavy Artillery is gone. Lieutenant F..
). Foster died yesterday, Q3th inst.) at
Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, of wounds
received IN that grand charge of June
10Th. He died as he lived-a hero. His
remains will be taken home Ito Trenton,
Me- as soon as connection can he made
on the road which the rebels have cut
on their final y raid.
cry respectfully.
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The Army News.

There does not seem to be any very
stirring news from the army of the Poto-
mae Just now. We shall have to wait i'll
patience some little time for anything de-
cisive in that quarter; and if the weather
is as warm and dry there as here this will
not be wondered ut. We must all rcmcm-
Der that while Grant was surely and slowly
making the necessary arrangements to
take Nicksburg, to Us at home who knew
little of the operations of the army, or the
plans of its General, everything looked
dark aud gloomy enough. The General
was az rcticent as a marble statue, never
for the once announcing beforehand, his
expectations so does he conduct himself
at this critical time. But the country
knows full well that he takes no backward
steps, and that he is in earnest i'll the great
work before him. Let Us all hope for a
successful and a speedy issue to the cam
paign before Richmond.
General Sherman is at work near Allan.
ia and is meeting with good success. His
whole campaign has been brilliant one.
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Indian IacurSions near Denrer CtY-ttars
For the Safety Of the Settiers-Froo' the
Army Of the Potomac The enemy
.Sheliiag ForSttr'S Positioa-7he gan
boats Silence their Batteries.
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New Orleans dates of the 10Th state
that no mail steamer would leave there
during the week following the 10Th. Mails
for the north will be forwarded via Cairo
The True delta has advices from Al
exandria which state that the rebel Dick
Taylor had left for Richmond, with the
hopes of being placed in command of the
trans Mississippi department in place of
Kirby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-22

NEW 7 DIRK, I9ih.
The 18th Mass. Regiment, numbering
$50 officers and men. left Baltimore by
railroad at . P. m, to-day for New York.
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TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1865.

Godey's Lady's Book for 1865.
(Fr0m lrhich there can be no Derivation
The following are the terms of the Lady,s Book
fgI 1863 At present. will receive subscribers at
the following rates. Due notice will be g.en if We
are obliged to advance, which will depend upon the
price of paper. III
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Two copies d" - $50
Three g - 750
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to the person sending the club, making .
six copies l400
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy
to the person sending the club. making
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tC the person sending the club, making
twelve copies 2700
Additions to any of the abeve clubs, 50 so each
subscriber.
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthpr's Home Maga-
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NOTICE.
uor the Rrneiit Of Soldiers Orphans.


NV an act Of the Legislature of Pennsylvania ap-
Is nroved Nav q 1864 the Governor was nUthoriz-
ed 70 receive the sum OF fifty thousand dollars ohtf-
ed hy the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Tor 'ae
edpralion and maintenance G destitute ofph'h cii'-
dren of deceased soldier and sailors
The persons entitled to the benefits OF this Act are
the "children OF either sex under the age o' h,ee,
resilient 10 Pennsylvania at the time oI the dP''S
tions and depcn lent upon either public or private
ob.r;,v Far snm,ort or on the exertons of Il moth
or other person destitute Of means to afford proper
education and maintenance, OF ta:hers VINO h'''o
heen XII led or died of wounds received or Oh 0se'se
cop,racts in the service of the United States wheth
ar in volunteer or miti regiments oi ms Htie Ut
An the regular army of the naval service oI the n
led States but who were at Inc uhe ol eh'e,'"s
tuch service actual bona de residents OF PennsyiF
in>"
Such children will be boarded, clothed and cduca-
ted those under the age of years. In any seltafe
school that will receive them on proper terms anu
osc over six years of age, id one OF the State Nor
NAL Scho Is. .
The application must be made 'by the mother, If
tIIing if not by the guardian or next friend
ybPersous representing such orphans as above de-
csribed can receive information, blank forms, and
all necessary assistance by application TO either OF
the undersigned -
Rev. c. X LANE,
Rev. LUTHER PECK,
Mrs HELEN NJ. NEWMAN,
Miss RHODA s. CAREY
experimenting
Coumittee for Soldiers Orphans in Wyoming County
SCOTT & BALD WINS
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GHREIgTING ROOMS
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

The undersigned having beer appointed an Audi
tor by the Court of Comm 'ia"s of W yomIng Coun-
tv distribute the distrIhuive share (now in Court
of John R. Gardner, in the money raised by the
sheris sale of the real estate Of Elisha Harris deed
in partition said distribution to be, to and among
lien creditors of said John r. Gardner will attend t.
the duties of his appointment at his office in the hor
ough Of Tunk3 annocll Saturday December gath,
1864 ai one . clock in the afternoon, Mt which time
and place all persons having ary claims upon sal
fund are hereby notified to present the same, or he
declared from coming in upon said fund.
+, C. ROSS Audito,
Tunkhannock Nov. 29th 1854
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EYE And EAR INFIHARY.
On the Sqaare, Three Doors from S;eeIe's HOTEL
WILK tSBARRF. PA.

w l. II ~ Is A l[ X Ia l. IA
THIS INSTITUTION is now cpened and fur
i nished in the most costly style, Reception
Private and 0per ting Rooms are large, convenient
md we'll adopted The Surgical apartment contains
he finest collection of instruments in the country
and thus his faculties will enable HIM to meet any
and all emergencies IN practice. lie will operate
Ipon all the various forms OF BLINDNESS. Cata
-act, Oceluon Of the Pupil, Cross Ely Closure Of
he Tear Quota, Inversion Of the Eyelids Pterygium
&C. &C. And will treat all forms of Sor.S, Eye
jranul@d Lids OpAc"ties of the Cornea, and scrof
llous diseases OF the Eye together with all Jho dis
eases to which the Eye Is subject.
DEAFNESS-W i'll treat all the diseases common
o the organ Discharges from The Ear, Noises in
The Ear, Catarrh, difficulty o. hearing, total Deaf
ness even where the Drum is destroyed Will III
ser: an artificial one answering nearly all the pur
0Gses of The natural
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT. All diseases
common to the Throat and Nose will he treated
GENERAL SURG ERY. He viii operate upon
Club feet j. air Lip Cleft Palate, TumorS, Cancers
Enlarged Tenrs, S.. Plastic operations by heal
ing new flesh into detormed parts Snt general Sur
gery OF Whatever charac er it may present
HERNIA Tor RUPEURE)-Iie will pettrcm La
bias operation for the radical (compl,te) cure Of
Hernia, this is inquest onably perfect cure, ana
Is done with little or no pain Gut of a1any hun
drcd operated upon in Boston there has bsen no
failures 1t having met the perfect appreciation OF
al who have submitted to 1t.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Wiu insert artificial Eyes
giving them the motion expression of the natur-
al They are inserted with the least pain,
HED0RRuOLDL. (Pies) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured Those suffering from it will
do we'll to call.
DR. Up De Graf visits WilkaS- Barre with view
Of building up a rnanent Institute for the treat
Ulent Of the Eye, Ear and General Surgery. The
experience o. more than quarter OF century IL
Hospital and general practice, he hopes, will be q
uficient guarantee to those who may be dis osed
employ him,
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate of Henry
W Fassett late of Wniham Township deed Hav-
ing been gran ell to the Unde: signed. All persons
having claims against Estate request ed to presen
present them duly authenticated for settlement nj
all persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
make immediate payment to,
AHIRA GAY, Adm'r'or
CAROLINE II FASSETT Admr' X
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1DNIIIsTRATRIX's NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that letters Of AdminlStra-
tiou on the Estate Of andrew Sickler Decd, have
been granted to the undersigned. All persons in
Lebted to said Estate requested to make immedi-
same will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. taNN1 SIChLf.it'
TunkhannoGk Pa. aihr
November 10th 1861
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed, by the
Orphans Court of Wyoming County. ar Auditor, to
examine the account OF T. D Spring c. ]. Lacey
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