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WAGES AT rnk NAVY YARp.-we do not
understand why discrimination in the rates
of wages is made between tho Kittery and
the Charlestown navy yards. Prior to thead-
ministration Of SEQ. Welles the difference, as
we arc credibly informed, was never more
than twenty-five cents. Now tho average
pay q. the former yard !, s. 90; at the Lat
tor, $500. There appears 10 be something
wrong about this, but there may DO some rea-
son for IL which No do not fully comprehend.
But We do not believe there can DO valid
reason for making any difference in the rate
Of wages between yards. A vessel built at
Kittery "a worth just % much to the Govern.
msnt - ono builtas Charlestowu, and tho wa
COS should be equal. There Is n law of Con.
grsss regulating tho wages Of workmcn Of
the navy yard BY outside pay. which any one
can see Is liabh 10 much abuse whenever Of.
scers Of yard wish to make discriuina
ton in the rate Of wages. We could put
Tho case much stronger. but that will do. A
live Secretary would not fall back upon the
laws a. q Justification, without an investiga'
ton and intcrposins to correct abuses.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT PENNINGTON, N. II
"A Father Killed By his oVn Son.-Thc
quiet community at Farmington, were NV
fully shocked by fearful occurrence about
half mile from theyillage on the afternoon
of the 4th Mr.. Thomas Pinkham, who
had returned home only the Saturday previ.
Gus, after having served in the New Hamp
shire 10th Regiment, was killed by his son
Charles z. Pinkham. They were under the
influence of liquor, procured In aneighbor,
ing town. ns mono IL now sold in Pennington.
Commencing somewhat sportively to see
which was strongest, the son got excited and
angry, and with scythc struck his father
severnig the muscles, veins and arteries Of
tho arm and injuring him in other places, &C
that in very few moments tho father bled
70 death. The ron was arrested without re.
sistance. The wife Of Mr.. p. died last win.
tor, leaving o famsly Of children, now In
double mourning. q 7-Hmus aaadi % la.r1
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TUE RoxBuRY MURDER. sprobablc that
the murderer OF the Joyce children Mt Rox.
bury, has been arrested. He is colder ON
duty at Fort independents. named John
Stewart. It can DO proved, II is said. tina,
he was near the scene OF the murder at the
time, and that he came to the house Of rel.
ativc that night. with q wounded hand and
bloody clothes. When arrested in thu rank,
Of his regiment, he said, 81 can tell you all
about where was that night )" When asked
"what nightf" he replied, "the night Of the
muricr''-though the cause Of his arrest had
not been stated to him. He isabounty jum-
per. and II Is said he once jumped into and
out OF the 4th N. II. regiment.
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At q Court OF Probate holden Mt York within
and for tho County Of York. on the FIRST Wednes.
day In July, In tho year Of our Lori eighteen
hundred and slxty.fvc, by tho Hon. EE Bourne.
Judge of said Court, I'll. . u. .rl.. boo
JACOB GRANT, Executor Of the will Of Silas II.
sJ Young. lato OF North Rcrwick, In said county
deceased. having presented his FIRST account OF nd.
mlnstratlon OF the estate OF said deceased FOR al
lowanco, .....f =. FL. ..tf,... 49,. 'l AL Z
Ordered, That tho said accountant give notice "a
nil persons interested, by causing copy Of thisor
der 10 he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union Journal, printed at Blddef0rd In said coun
ty, that they may appear mt Probate Court 10 bs
holden at BIideford In said County. on the irs,
Tuesday In August next. at ten OF the clock In
tho forenoon. and shew cause. if any they have
why the same should not no allowed. cT.s 'fH
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue COPY 1 l1fL ln7.t t
Attest. GEORGE H. Kpowltou, Register.
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In this city, July 0, by Rev.. Hubbard, Jr.,
Mr.. Orville d. Bryantan Miss Sarah l.. Grow
der, both Of d.
In Buxton, June II. Mr.. Oliver Elwell Of d,
and Miss Martha ID. Brown of Brownfeld.
In buxton, June 25, Mr.. Robert b. Hanson
Of Saco, and Miss Lydia e. Atkinson Of Hollis.
In Kennebunk, July 10, In the NJ. T.. Church.
Rev. John NJ. Caldwell Of Hallowell. and Miss
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In Kittery Forcside. Mr.. Joseph b. Williams.
aged % years, son Of Mr. Joseph Williams. fore.
man Of the gun-carriage shop ut tho Navy
Yard. rr -.i I...., ot.f ifttlf baft4 la 1
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. 4 % Attost. George n. Rnowlton. Register

-
AZ . Court Of Probate holden ut York, within
and for tho County or York, on the first wednes-
day IN July, IN tho year 81 our Lord eighteen
Judge OF said Courts
JAMES RICHARDS, named EXECUTOR In . certain
~ instrument, purportiny 70 be tho last will and
In said county deceased, having presented the
Same Tor probatet
0rfsrsi, Thstthe said Bxseutor give potles toal
der 10 be pubjished In the -Uaiss and Journal.
printed at Biddeford, In said county, for three
weeks succcssively, that they may appear at Pro-
" on tho nrst Tuessisy in August next, at ten
al The oloo m the fbrsuoou. and shew cause n any
they have, why tho said instrument should not DO
proved approved nSa sos".sd - tho 'ass VIII ana
Attest, Georys II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowitou. Register
II Bauk Checks printed at this Office.
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true 'I Attest, Geors, II. Knowl,on. Register.

At a Court Of Probate holden ut York. within
aud for the County OF York. on the frst Wednes'
day ,fLuly, In the year 81 our Lord. eighteen
hundred and sixty.hvc. by the iion.E.E. Bourne,
Nm Tic petItion of Elisa A. Hutchinson, Admin.
" istratrix Of the estate Of Joshua L. Hutchinson,
late OF buxton. In said COUNT, deceased, repre-;
Is not sufficient 10 pay the just debts which Inc
owed at the time of his death by the sum Of one
thousand dollars, and praying for license TO sci!
and convey the whole Of the real estate OF said
deceased, at public, auction or private salc. bc'
cause bya partialsale tho residue would 10 great
Ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs OF said deceased and TO all person: ~
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, printed In Dlddedord. In
said county, that they may appear at . Probate
on the FIRST Tuesday In August next, ut ten
OF the closk In the forenoon and shew cause, ifany
they have. why tho prayer Of said petition should
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest. GEORGE u. Knowlton. Register -
At Court OF Probate holden at York, within
and for ulecounty OF York on the nrst Wednesday
10 July, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
Judge OF said Courts
OLIVER IIANSCOM. Administrator OF the estate
" Of BENJAMIN Wentworth, late OF Lebanon, In
account Of administration OF the estate Of said dc.
ceased, for allowances
Ordered, That the SAID accountant give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing n copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully In
the Union 4 Journal, printed mt Biddef6rd, In said
county, that they may appear ut Probate Court
10 bc holden at Biddefori, In said county, on the
first Tuesday OF August next, at ten Of tho clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have
why tho same should not he allowed.
Attest, GEORGE II. Knowlton, Register.
true copy. ,
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Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.

At q Court OF Probate holden at York, within
day In July. IN the year orouI. Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.avs,b the hon. K. T. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courti lElF 80 OF lIfI
II. PIERCE, named Executor In q certain In.
l. strument purportlng 10 DO tho last will md
testament OF Hannah Chadbourn, lato OF Sanford,
In said county, deceased, having presented the
Same for probate 10 Itu.e i'i'T .rur /. u
n nai ptssc. ssa sw eve conS
or this order 10 he published three weeks sue
cessively In the Unfon r Journal. printed at Did.
n n "a r sa,a county, MA .ncy may epPca
county. on the first Tuesday IN August next nt
ten or tho clock In the forenoon. and shew cause.
if any they have why tho said instrument should
will and testament OF Tho said deceased. ~ ''
81. ID, Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
AtruocoPy. O., v.,,
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81 The editors of tho Biddeford Journal
and Saco Democrat who, being respectively
the advocates of sound republ,canism and
STRONG" democracy, have been all along
amusing themselves, as ono would naturally
expect, by pitching into each other with a
vengeance. A week since the Democrat man
must have astonlshed even the " unterri6ed
of his readers, by announcing that himself
and his neighbor OF the Journal were going
together on bender to Now York, and
that he had laid by bottle Of pure Catawba
for the trip. Really, givo us Saco and Bid
deford for fratcrnal politics Rochester COu.
mir. '
In fearful frame of mind we went to the
Democrat man, and told him that II would
mover do for him to 60 to New York, unless
he left his rum" behind. He Is debating
the subject in his mind now; but offers as
an excuse for ever thinking of the thing,
that possibly wo might meet Place Of the
Rochester Courier somewhere on the route,
who would take It unfriendly, II he was not
offered nm opportunity to smile" .s
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DIED.

q Notices Of deaths mt eSoceilng slx line inserted
free; above that number, at regular advertising rates
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- Attest, George II. Knoslton, Register.

At . Court OF Probate holden nc York. within
and Tor the county OF York, on the FIRST wednes.
day In July, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.hvc. by the Honorable +. K.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court, ~ "
nIIARLES WINSTON LEWIS, named Executor
Win certain instrument purporting 10 be the
last will and testament Of William Lewis, late OF
South berwick, In said county. deceased, having
presented the sainc for probate, 'l lap '''''F-
Ordered. That tho said Executor give notice 10
oil persons interested, by causing copy or this
order TO be published. three weeks successfully
in The Union and Journal, printed mt Blddeford,
In said county. that they may appear ut Pro.
bate Court To be holden at Biddeford. In said
county. on the 1rst Tuesday In August next, at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon and shew cause,
II any they have. why the said instrument should
will and testament OF the said deceased.
Attsst. aeorgc II. Knowlton, Register.
" "''O Attest. George n. Kpov,.on x.r,..s,q
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Costivcuess the Most Prolific Source Of
m Health.

III Health.
i. n cures .Ptbws, HgApAcnE, QfzxfyIss. 0PrREss
,oN or Poop Sour STOMACH, TEMPTATIONS, FLUSH
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and, looking upon tho bakers as the f0"'- oil
chivalry. decided to follow stai; the c0n'e'
oucuce Of which was, that esreou' in'urrec-
ito ton was hghfed up among the candle'makers'
which. however wics-ed IL might appear IN
the eyes Of Rome persons, developed traits OF
character no, unworthy Of ancient Greece.
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Attcst, Uo0rsc II. hnoWItOh, Re.istci
A true COPY.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton, Register

At q Court OF Probate. holden at York. within
and for the county or York, on the frst Wcfnes'
day In July, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-dyo, by tb" Hon.E.E. Bourne,
Judge of said Court, !.
OAMUEL W.JONES. Executor Of the will OF George
- r. GOODWIN late OF Lebanon, IN said county. dc.
ceased. having presented bis fret account OF nd.
ministation Of the estate OF said deceased for a.
lowancei .t .a. =. 1l
Also, his private account against tho estate OF
said deceased, for allowance, '. .''I ~
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
10 all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order 70 be published In tho Union asd Josy
nal printed at Dddcford, In said county. three
weeks successfully. that they may appear ut q
county. on tho FIRST Tuesday In August next, ut
ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause u
any they have, why tho same should not DO oil.
lowed. - - .Ia-.sI... u. ..
A true copy. Cd -rn'n... ~ 81.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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R-To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must call for .ADvERrisED LsrrERs. and pay two
CT n not called for within ONE MONTH. they
will DO sont 70 tho head Letter Ofnce.
. CAROLINE Y. COWAN. T. ~.
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~. ZORRO. The Baptist church 10 Bid'
80, Immediately On hearing the reports
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Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register

At o Court OF Probate held at York, within
and for the county OF York; on the first "Wednesday
in July, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-avc, by tho Hon. SIS. Bourne
Judge of said Court
EDWARD A. BRAuDON, Executor OF tho will
II Of Dorcas AfcIntlre, late OF York. In said coun
~, deceased having presented his first account o.
administration OF tho estate OF said deceased foI
allowance
ORDERED, That the said Accountant give notice Ia
all persons Interested by causing copy Ofthis or
der TO DO published three successfully In the
Union 4 Journal, printed ut l'iddeford In said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
to be holden at Biddeiord. In said county. on th
first Tuesday In August next, ut ten OF the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause. IL any thoy have.
why the same should not DO allowed. Co..
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy: o,..,. r. x,,x,,on por,.,.,
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into the County Treasury to keep up Home
Guards in other portions Of the State. where
they ara not o5is 10 support them themselvss'
Are they aware Of the fact that on or about
the first day Of next March, the surplus Mill
itary Fund-which'it will be safe to estimate
az twelve Thousand dollars-vil be sent out
OF our County Treasury up to Columbus, and
come under the control Of the Adjutant Gem
eral of State, and be by him dsbursed as be
sees st or choo3es2 Why should the poor
man step up to the counter aud pay his four
dollars, when all he has 10 the world is a stove,
bed, and few chairs, and yet be 10 com jelled
to fork over to save his few dollars worth Of
furniture from being sold under the hammer,
while bis mo-e wealthy neighbor, who owns
fine houses, fa st teams, aud rolls in wealth,
is very modestly asked to pay only four dol
ars2 Is this right2 Is this just1 Let every
honest, thinking man carefully consider this
matter. Let him determine il he will vote
for the men who made this law, and il elected
this fall are pledged to stand by it. Aboli-
tionsm was the making of the law, and Alb
olitouists will stick TO it.
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Telegraphic.
LATEST ME- Ws.



WASHINGTON, August l5.-The President
appointed to day the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
Collector of Customs, Hon. d W Gooch, Sur
veyor, aud A Underwood, Naval Officer for
the port of Boston. W o Brown, Assessor Of
Internal Revenns for the Tenth District OF
Ohio Jas. b Gamble, Collector OF Internal
Revenue for Florida; Benjamin McDonouRh
Internal Revenue Assessor for the FIRST district
of Texas.
The Military Commission for the trial of
Captain Werz the Anderponville jaior, has
reorganizsd by the addition of NJ ,jor Gener-
ais Wallace, Geary, Mott and Lorenzo Thomas,
General Wallace to be the President. The
charges and specifications will be materially
different from those prematurely and unofi..
cialy Published The court will be organ
lied tomorrow, but the triul viii not com
mence till next week.
1t has been announced officially, by Gener-
81 Terry, commanding Department OF Vir-
gina, that the war has not yet terminated In
such sense as to entitle soldiers enlisted for
during the war TO be discharged and ethat
until civil authority shall be fully restor d in
iDsutrectionary States, war can not be said
to have been brough to a close
The Freedmen's Bureau has q heavy de-
mand upon it for laborers, particularly farm
hands Most of these demands cine from
Western States Requisilons have been
made upon the Agencies in Virginia to ill
these demands.
Letters received here to-day state that the
health of the Assistant Secretary of State, +
A Seward, has greatly improved and he will
soon be able to do his duties at the Depart.
| ment
There was a long session of the Cabinet
to-day, and consequently the President receiv-
ed visitors only by special appointment
| The stories of dissensions in the Cabinet
are chiefly manufactured 1t is known that
one or two Cabinet officers do not cordially
approve the Presidents policy as to recon-
struction, but then the opposition rot mani
Testing itself in the Cabinet meetings, the
Vaccinations outside will ere long, be crop
ped of, and rendered harmless
| Lieutenant Colonel Porter, Commssary
! United States army, has heen assigned to
duty as Chief Conimissary Of the Department
of Arkansas
Iu the case OF the shooting of two women
and killing OF one Of them by sentinel at
Camp Barry last night, while firing on an
escaping prisoner, the Coroner's jury found a
verdict that the firing was accidental, and that
the sentry was discharging his duty.
GENERAL BIREY TO HAVE COMMAND.
1t is reported that General Birny will re-
ceive some suitable appointment under Gen
eral Howard.
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LUNCH Tomorrow john Gengnagel cor
ner Fifth and Ludlow, will act the finest
Lunch of the season, to morrow morning,
from nine till twelve o'clock. Turtle Soup,
chickenpotpie and all the luxures of the
season will be served up in splendid style.
The lovers OF good eating will not fail to be
on hand. John knows how to do these things,
and always performs what he promises Be on
hand early if you want to enjoy this feast Of
good things,