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Ba0@mSBURg MARKET .
CANDIDATES..
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY,

We authorized to announce the name Of GEO.
SCOTT, Of Catnwissa, as candidate for ASSEMBLY.
at the approaching general election IN this Rcpresen
atvc District composed Of the counties Of Columbia
and Montour subject 20 the decision OF the Columbia
County Democratic Convention
,,t, nd
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Candidate e for Sheriff.

Through the earnest solicitation of many Democrat
ic friends, haN" been induced offer Aysclf as a
candidate for the oil cc If sheriff Of Columbia County
subject To the decision OF the Democratic County Con.
vCnliou
JAMES LAKE.
lmhn L.. lEnA- ".
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Eso a0gs SSssEs 10 be Ga. cd Z:

DIX DlN lihN II
ENGLISH SrErIfiC PITTS inp"tancy, Premature
decay, Srminrl WraknrsS, Insanity. anI all Urinary
Sexual auu N..VuIS Affections. matter trOHl what
cause pruaucrd. PriCr, OuJ Dollar per b"N' sent,
posi- pnIh, ny mail uH rrrnpl "t an order. one Box
wIIl meter m cur it uu~t CIsrS. Address
JAMES : Bl HLEk,
G.n"ra Agent, ~ broaGway, New York.
July %, leuJ --;iw,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized tN Announce that
w WILLIAM GRE NSN of CatawisSa township
Columbia county. through the solicitation of his Demo-
cratic friend, has bnrn inlucrd to offer himself
candidate tor COO ny tDNIMISS lONER. at the ap
proaching general election, subject to the decision of
the Demo rate Comfy Convention
WILLIAM GREASY.
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Saturday Morning, July 3,1s64.

BLANKS. We will inform our readers
Chat we keep on hand all kind Of blaIl
Deeds, Bonds, Leases, Petitions for tavern
Licenses, Bonds, Justices and Constable s
blanks Of every description. Summons,
Executions, Notes of hand, School Orders
&c, &c.
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- 5 X a loyal subject OF Old Abc's,
b. ar from Millyiic, who bellows Justify
for me and money to support "The Gov
crn.ncut,' had better be careful hereafter,
Low he "discc uragcs cnistments.' Was
il ioystl 10 rclurn the young soldier? Sam
ny there /, still room in the Forts.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
NILLIAM KRINKBAUM Of Milf.

w lin township. are authorized to Hnuounce,
will hr u candidate Tor the eHERIFFALTY at the ap.
preaching General Election subject TO III" decision nt
The Cuuuhia County Democratic Convention.
Nav =,
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Candidate fop Sheriff.

(uIARltS u HESS, 50. of MfliiD
\ j township. we ARE u1thuriZ'h to annnunce, will
be candidate tor ht SIEEI at the approach.
ing General Election subject To the decision Of the
Columbia county Democratic Convention.
jane I, lcGIt
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Cs ssdida.c flr thr Assembly,

In the Legislative District composed ofthc counties uf
Columbia aud Nontnnr, at the approaching General
Election, subj to the usnges tfthc nstfict aud the
decision ofthu Columbia democratic Convention.
LEVI l. TATE.
UloomsIuru NAV
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Candidate for Assembly.

At the solicitation ofmany friends would announce
date for hSSEMBl Y, at the approaching general cloc.
tion. subject to the decision Of the Columbia county
Democratic Convention.
WM IT, JACDBN.
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CANDlDlTE FOR SHERIFF..
GAMUEL SNYDER, of Miillin town.

) ship, we are authnrizrd to announce, wi be a
candidate for the SHERIFFALTN at the apptoac hing
General Elerion subject u the decision othc Columbia
county Democratic Convention.
MAY. I-Gl
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

4 LIEN MANN. E,q, of Beaver
~ township are authorized td announce, will
hc a candidate for CON- IsSIONES, at the comming
general election subject to the action of the Columbia
County Jrm0CrurratIC LomvrutIun.
AIHN ~ l.lA
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Ga One uight last week the Blooms,
burg "Loyal League" actually crept out
of the hole into which it had retired at the
first call of the Governor, and finding all
quiet along the Potomac, the danger OVER
the invasion at an end, and all tue rcbc
poue "bacE to ole Nirginuy ) began to
sing "RaIly round the fl f's' boys" with
greet gusio.
Comment would only weaken the force
of simple statement of the facts. 1t is so
,auea ea,i r to sing down With the cop
.perlcads," led by Hans alto, than it is
g. -ohIu-ate rebels aud emancpato Mig
gcrs that our "Loysl Lcaguers' prefer The
f,rucr.
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BGy- Mr.. ID. LowENBERG, our enter
rrising Merchant Tailor, has recently made
an open Glass Front and fine improvement
rpon his {" othing Emporium
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BY~ Rev. j. IL. A, BoMBtRG Err, D. D.,
will preach in the German Reformed
Church, Of this place, on next Sabbath at
half past ten clock.
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" EYER's GROVE posr OFFICE, ,

~ ElER's GROVE Posi- OFFICE, VIC
are informed, has at length been granted
by the Post Office Department. The mail
will be carried once werk-down and
back along Little Frshing"resk: supply
Ing Eyer's Grove and Mordensyilr, aud
> once a week, tip aud down,-'vcr the
nlonntplcasaut hilI.road, supplying the
Wc.lyerv,I'c Office. JACOB EYER Esq .
is o be the u. NJ.
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sse- The Boatmen who were on q strike
for higher wages at the head oil ,hc navi-
y.ton, ve understand have again rcsum
el operations. Tie freight was raised bu
4 riRi. boating has been rather dull SO
f,f this season.
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T~ A Minnesota paper learns that
from different parts of that State the dis
trr,s created among the families Of con-
.scrir,- bcggar. dcscrirt;on. One gentle
man who vas appointed to deliver the no.
tees to the "unfortunates,' wa 80 much
overcome hy the heart ronding scenes he
|was compelled to witness among the wives
Aua chi drrn, after delivering two Or three
Of the "death Warrants resigned bis com.
m sion, saving be had mo taste for such
business.
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DeD. WILLIAM SMITH o BRIEN, the
Irish patriot, died on the 18th Of June, -
o. b len was one OF the leaders of the
Irish Rebellion OF le4s.
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kay- The abolItiouists have had Peters
llrsn taken several times, during the last
,.n days and consider i ~ great victory,
.,h,t the rebels did not take Washington
Tho MqViyer in its programme for 1865,
pays high compliment 10 Mcclellan and
evidently impressed with the "JiI'ty and
iosrcoot of Liucoln and his Generals. The
people will, on the Fourth of March 1865
relieve all Of them of command AMI put
he reins of power into hands honest and
copablc and patriotic.
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Bloomsbury, May "a. 1864 -o*
Legislative.

Profoundly grateful for pnst tvdenccs Of generous
confidence the undcrsrngd- with the rotation of
many of his Democratic fellow ritiz (who>e upin
he IIlX he I'm /,
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s-7' Rev. G. W. SCoTr, will preach iu
.the Baptist Church OF this place, on next
Sabbath, at 10 o'clock in the morning and
half past seven in the evening
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Wash,agton .Shuman, iced.

I FILTERS OF administration onthc Estate Of Washing.
lSton shuman,lae Of Beaver twp, Columbia oo.decd,
have been granted by the Register ofCOumba to
the undersigned all persons having claims against the
estate Of the decedcnt requested TO present them
the Administrator at bis residence in said town.
ship without delay, and ali persons indebted to make
payment forthwith.
FRANKLIN l.. sHUMAN, Admir-.
June II. 1S64-GW
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Bay" Read our New Advertisements,
thpy are Of importance.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
From sh.rn,ar. nans. aud Batler.

WAsgI.GTpS. MAY 2l-950 +. III.
To Maj Gen biz: Dispatches nom Gen.
Sherman late that our forces found III R"ue
n good deal Of provisions al d seven file Iron
Works and machinery. We have secur, Two
good bridges aud an excellent iord across the
Etowa.
The cars are now arriving at Kingston with
stores. and Two days would be- given TO replen
ish aiid ht up.
A dispatch just received from Gen. Banks,
dated at Alexa dria, May 8. states that the
dam will be Completed tomorrow and the
gcLboais relieved He would then move im-
medately ior the Mississippi.
Gen. Candy WAS ut the mouth OF the Red
river on the l4th inst, collecting forces to as
sist Gen Banks, il necessary.
Dispatches from Gen. Butler, dated at 10
O'Clock last night, report that he had been
lighting all day. The enemy are endeavor-
Ing TO close in on our lines. We shall hold on.
Have captured the rebel Gen. Walker, OF
Texas troops"
(Signed) Epw. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
BY TELEGRAPH
Aathor of the Forged Proclamation.

New YORK, May 81.
The forger of the recent Proclamation, pur-
porting 70 have been issued by President Lin
coin, has been arrested, aud conlesses that he
paluied IL oil ON the Journals here tor gold and
stock Operations. His name is Ho yard,
newspaper reporter.
The Times has the following on the arrest:
J. Howard, Jr., city editor OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, is the cuiprlt. ltseems that something
like week ago Howard consulted MIR. Keut,
member OF the firm OF Kent, Clapp d Co,
brokers, as " the probable effect upon the
market oil proclamation calling for 100000
NOSE men. MIR. Kent gave him his opuion,
and subsequently Howard showed him the
draft OF a proclamation which he claimed TO
know through secret channels vi Intelligence
ut Washington, was about to be issued.
After The publication la the World and the
Journal OF Commerce on "Wednesday morning,
MIR. Kent AT once Identified the published
proclamation with The DRAFT which Howard
had shown, and gave information OF the cir
cumslauce to Gen. DIX. Howard WAS arrest
ed and brought to IN. Generals headquarters
yesterday ut ernoon, when he nj Once made
iuil acknowledgment OF his agency 10 the
matter, AID exruipated all the newspapers
when he succeeded in victimizing from any
connection wifi Ii. drscsiy or Indirectly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

Mass. UNION CONVENTION. Referring to
the Union Convention ia Boston the other
day 10 choose delegates at large 10 the Bal
tmore Convention, the Boston Advertiser
says:
Inc convention, as was expected, In the dis
charge of It's formal business gave a cordial
endoI semeut OF MIR. LlucoIn Ms the candidate
OF Massachusetts tor The next presidential
term. With The exception al smsl Lumber,
headed 10y Mr.. Wendell Phillips,-sh no 10y The
strange freak oi n ward meeting found him
rei Ia republican convention and In the po.
s'ion Of a nominal supporter uf the govern
nent TOR the DIST iiine,-ihe d, !. gates gave q
general aid Spontaneous addiction 20 Mr.. Lin
c In They drclined u iasiruct the delegates
Ia the natl maj convention. Ia thu. b-.iei thai
the general expressions OF preference was
more powerful than any vote ot insl ructiun;
nut l-lt 40 doubt oh the recrd thar il is Ih.
VIII oil The Ma,sschu-ett. repub icsus, that at
tue approaching CONVENTION al Baltimore the
vote oi this State should br given Tor Abraham
Lincoln, rs the man under whom We can best
hope 10 make our way TO early victory aud
lasting peace.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
The Christian Comm ission.

AUBURN, May 18th, 1864.
To the Editor n the Press:
There seems To be some uncertainty In the
public mind in reference to the exact position
occupied by the Christian Commission as q
religious organization. 10 order to elicit The
real facts in the case arm directed by vote
Of the "Audroscoggin Ministerial Circle" to
inquire through the public journals,
1. Do all Christian sects enjoy equal priv
ileges through the Christian Commissiona
or,
2. Are some Christian sects excluded from
any voice in the direction OF its affairs. and
from sending their ministers to the army, or
distributing their publications among the SOL
diers, under its auspices?
3. II all Christian sects do not have equal
privileges in or through the Christian Commits
sion, which are they that may act under its
auspices, and which are they that are excluded
rom its privileges?
An answer to the above inquiries is respect
iuiiy soiici1eu nun any "se"s-~---.--a--
person acting in behalf Of said Commission.
BY order Of the Circle,
J. c. SNOW, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
g-rhe Importance orkeepiny good boa,

- The Importance orkeeping good beat
GU the route between this city and Bangor
cannot he over estimated. large proper
ton Of the trade from Hampd-n. wiuterport,
Frankfort. Stockton, searspori, Belfast, Cam
den, Rockland, and many of the towns few
miles back from The river could be secured for
this city II good boat was kept ruuning
through the year. The Lady Lang is just the
boat needed, and it will be put on the route in
atew days, when, 1t is to be hoped, she will
continue to run. winter aud summer, with
out interference or accident.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

SPoTTsyLvANIA COURT House,
NAV l6- 1864.


To 'he Editor If the Press:
Permit me through your paper to say few
words to the friends of the 3l>t Regiment, or
so much vi II as was in the service in season
t, engage 10 this battle. This, he 12rh day Of
thu battle. fluids the gimrnt with n lnss Of
10 killed, wounded aud missing Of this num-
her large part was wounded Among the
icer-, Capt. Wallace, OF Co. B, wss killed
while leading his compan, Cap. Packard, oil
Co. l, wa severely wounded, aud Lii nj Snow,
OF Co. F, is among the missing. Co. Z has
h I'd only two men Killed, viz, Joseph L. Par
,ns and John A. Asbaiihaust, and eleven
wounded. As general thug the wounds are
not serious, and those that remain With The
regiment are looking much better than we had
reason to expect alter all they have passed
through for the last twelve days. Although
some have taller, and there will be sad hearts,
yet the friends OF The regiment have much To
be thankful for. With the unfavorable cit
cumstaDcrs under which we left the ate
great credit Is due the officers for the manner
in which they have discharged their duty
The regiment is in the % Brigade "a Division
OF the 9 Army Corps, and is laying on their
arms ready for work.
The indications are thai we shall have 10
advance again before we fud rebels to fight
Truly yours, CARsUs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

NEW YORK, May II.

NEW AOhh, may Il.
The Offices Of the Worli and Journal OF
Commerce have been relieved from military
restraints, and have resumed bushes.
The rebel privsteer Florida sailed from Ber-
muda prior to The 10Th inst, to cruise, and
would probably keep in the track Of AmeIi-
can vessels between New York and Liverpool.
The u. 5. steamship Massachusetts, LETT
Charleston Bar on the evening of the 18th
inst. She reports no lighting going on at
Charleston. The only attack made was by
two monitors going up and Smelling Fort
Sumter.
Sam Medary, of the Columbus Crisis, has
been arrested on an indictment for an alleged
conspiracy, with parties arrested some months
ago, to overthrow the Government.
The steamers City Of Manchester and Han
ga, from New York to-day tor Liverpool, took
over s5,UO0000 In specie.
There is probably no lighting between Grant
and Lees forces to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

I'VE regard the Argus as the godfather of
democracy in Maine. Its history is wound in
and interviewer with every democratic admin
istration since the early yeas OF this century.
In striking fling al il we should fecoil as
at the blow OF the off.priDg against the pa
10th.
What a world OF change and vascillation!
In 1910 the writer of the above, claiming to
be Democrat OF the first water, edited the
argus Reuised," "hard-eider" campaign
sheet, aud labored necessarily TO show that
the Argus had proved false to its mission, and
that h- was the snnointed instrument for re-
wing its original spirit in the columns Of a
paper which had stolen It's name.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
Casualties to Maine soldiers.

The following casualties to the LIST Maine
Cavalry are reported Capt. Smith, slight /;
Lieut.. Grant, serious; Lieut.. Knowles, killed (;
Lieut.. Rollins, slight, wounded; moore, ser-
ously Capt. Petteugill, killed; Lit. Bibb-r, do.
Capt. Parker MORALLY; 1t Fickery, serious
ly; Quartermsster Sergt. Oaks, missing; 1t.
Frank. wounded: Capt. Bell, leg amputated.
A dispatch received Saturday evening sa, 5,
Capts. Walker and Clark died on the l7th at
Fredericksburg, and that Coils. West, Connor
aud Ladd are reported doing well.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
The Advertiser asks no favors Of any body

The Advertiser asks no favors Of any body
by nd It's merits.
IL bow- down 10 no power but Gods power.
and To none ON Garth, or In the regions he.
meath Earth.
All the combined advertising, narrow
minded, liule-souled merchants aud traders of
P"rtland cannot buy II. They dare not mob
II, though Infatuated TO do IL more than once.
They cannot crush out its proprietor, al
though they have tried it, and are still trying
IL In various WAYS.
TIL Immortal ienscity Of Webster. the res
oluii"n inspired in the DAVIS of a jackson still
auimates us.-Pertiand -4drertiser, Nay 10th.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

Addltia,,n ll.t OF wounded Maine soldier.

Additiahal list of wounded Maine Soldiers.
We copy from the Washington Chronicle
the following list of Maine soldiers 10 the hos
pitfalls of that city. Probably many OF them
have already been reported In our columns:
Capt Freder ok Glib, eth Me capt. Laid 6th
col Z Mason 7tl capt VIM D Barrie lieut. christie
pa 0ras 4 n. lieu. horace u Jac b.. 9Th, lieut.
Pounds auj g. lieut. n Pa mer 10 IA, captJ W
spanldins 18th capt 5 : Richards l7rn
"a Oipist1l 3D. fray c1rDs H7spisP. In the VI
Gin I, of r. der'cksburg -cnas sht q, oeoF Dy-
or 1911 MAI A lie ht 10th, a VIM ui 18th, G
MAJ l6 h. l. Adams 16 b, fsos ID ; aples 10Th.
J bbins, 10TH cop Rice Brown 10th, 6aui-
mon 18th "A ue Ii h. has Peas ee To- i ut
IL s.r, ugh J. 18th. + 4 Dsvis 10 b, & + Lo hrop
18th w II iuros 18Th Nat Lamb 10 h. Nat Fowler
Il h. sergt wm taieniine 1871. = Bo0g.i 10 h AUS
tin Abbott l3tl. corpl Austin l6tl, ] Dai on
18th VIM Low l6 h. A We {. l8tn, ID Sc 1T 18th,
rhos MnIiiga 18TH Leo Grove 10 h. c3rpi y
Msnc ester ith Nm IL koii so 18th J mes Cor
IN 18Th. re j SWEET 10th, Roco oble lth
81 Arms Cor aspifa' Copl w a ap e, 82d
X Is ri,kham 70 n Me. OPP John wisiam l7tn
rgt Sm tn 81 ~ battery. c,r,l DIV ADAMS
is'M AZ i'll = sertJ % sew e lat We sr'i iery.
James Webb do Alexander Carr do. Thomas Hatch do
Charles II tch do, los " Cove TO- Seward 2 Townseud
81, Yin A len Sd, y b Wig 81. I'm II pettingi 81,
JOHN II George d. corpI " Patterson 18th, Charles
Holmes 10Th, Marx Trip 81, EG Raymond 10 b. Johu
fozier 3lst
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

TES-FoRrY LoAN.-A most gratifying and
substantial evidence OF the faith of the people
IN The ability of the Government TO maintain
It's authority and preserve its credit is seen in
the readiness with which the Ten Forty Loan
is being taken up.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10. 1884.

To the Editor Of the Press.
DEAR SIK;-Piease allow me through your
columns to acknowledge receipt, per express,
Of very finely executed photographs, by A.
NJ. McKenney and Mr. Smith respectively,
artists OF your city, for which they will accept
the grateful acknowledgements of
N. G. TAYLOR, of East Tennessee.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

POINTED PREACHING. A few weeks ago
clergyman on entering sacred desk in Gray,
remarked to his auditors: 1T is not often l
occupy this pulpit, aud now am here shall
say just what pleases me, aud il there is sim
gle Copperhead present advise him to rise
and walk out" No one dared to rise aud
how himself.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23
BrautifisI Women.

II y III warrant 10 any person using my Pim-
pie BaDish.r besuiiful c. mpleaiob. IL wi l re-
move Ian. rec.iss, Pimpies. No phew, Sc. in
beautiful ~hie bland sppea ance. Morptew.
that yellow deposit so of y seen upon the and
forehead. vanish by use he oes befoI ethe morn
ing sun. Address DIR. Is. GOuDNOw,
r. o. Sox ls4, New Bedford. Mas. enclosing 81.
and stamp. may lsd q WIN
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-23

TIE ctfiz ns of Pot an who are uncoDditiopa"y
loyal 10 tn. oven inert of tie Jiited taies. al
who uurondi 10 airy SUI port al lite mta'nf.s FIR
supp essing the hetelliop, md wi are rso Ell to
spsrs no H. or I, usn ain cur Natioi 81 hit. .
botht ircpi- ana iernt'l iai b.liesiy sie ne
quested o me+, Ia tipir respective Wade,
This Mond y Eve i.s. May 23d,
At fo'ci ok. % choose i've ID hg-tes fro" each
wara 70 the DIST CT Co-,eLtioI VIII CHI n els in
saco, III nsdsy N xt.
The plsce. OF nee ing as rollow-:-
Ward 1. Tn cine HoI' 'Bumsnt street
2, Wa boom q. Bgrtss s. Z.
wnd Room, CITY Blu Ing.
4. Cd ity nai.
ard Room. south stfee'.
g. Ward koom. Spri, STREET
-" Z. Ward Ro,in b krI street.
tf igR oaDAH CITY Con-.
Portlas d. Nay "a. / o.