Lewiston Falls Journal du lieu suivant : Lewiston, Maine • 2

Itowi la A hvf at Home US 19 in ST Wsthlatlm Ml SO 106 i 191 11 1ST 16S I 114 4 ''4 TJw State Section-- The State Election in Maine eane off an Monday Onr return are very meagre and eonrideraMe democrat! gainaeo- Sirin the western portion of the State not noogh however probably to i electSa of the republican candidate for Got- I groat member of OongreM or a republican I natfority in either branch of the IngUatnre Thlle tbe xepnblicana hare been generally pathetic and indifferent the democrat seem to hare brought out their whole trengtband to hare come rery near inflicting dieaater upon the republican eanee in many The returae come in ao slowly howerer that! nothing definite i known The republican rote would in any event have been tergdy reduced by the undue pro-1 portion of repubUcana who bare gone to the rrar but the lo could not bare been much! if tbe republican rotera had manifeted half I the interert in the remit that the democrat I did Unquestionably much of this apathy waa due to over-confidence in our strength I norm to unmanly spite but more to the gene-1 ral tUftion which exist with reference to tlu irresolute kid-glove manner in which the war is being conducted We hare returns from 100 towns which I give Coburn 19200 Bradbury 13270 and I Jameson 2525 The same town last year! gave Washbnrne 24124 Dana 8360 Jame- sucd 8634 Bep4riicaa majority this year iW vndoatand that Bam Hannihal Beidter I the XdUar of the LamUtem Janrnal-S -jiimmorforthefidColleotioiiDiatriotnnder toe I Young ladiee and young gentlsraen of ew Interaslevexrue Aet hms ajqointad Hoh Joh I England prepare youndvas for the fotura Our IPrinea of Taraer Astietant Amtaeat for th I nstionsi BiBenltiea have oalled into aon fintdlvMoa of thsDistrictoonsisting of tfcovlrotimlMgm portion eC Tmg men who have towns of Anbura Minot TunierIirennoie hKietofore bew employ in ths Agricultural Livermore Leeds Greene Hartford Buckfidd I Mechanics! and Mercantile punuita of life aa landHriwon- Agents 8eeretariee Book-kaepers or rT 1 TTiiTwfy-lTbepuMiearsfolly aware thaiths tidsf time IfvtiTW fl sslstsnt A misbitt frr 1-t irr di virion I went has and being abort nt the Mrtri of Lewiston Lisbon I terialehengseln business circles in the fhtnre Webster Wales Durham Danville end Poland I Many places of thkkind wffl donbtdlees be left of flu ptrfHrt afiwksn bn sines shall again revive ing the city of Bath and the towns of Westltbessplsoesof trust most and will bssnpplisd Bath Phippsbuzg Georgetown Arowtie Who ere to fin them? It wffl be Woolwich he hae appointed Edward CL Hydelkatclaeof penone who have the ability and Eeq of Bath Assistant Aaeeaeor The remain I arsquaBfiadto act amweaafolly and aatfafeetori-I er of the Assistant Aseeraon for the District wUl MT oapmdtiea Therefore we be anmnled immediately and all ofttem forth- would suggest hat every young lady and mfer upon nf dntffa I darned who shall have the opportunity should The appointments thus for made are most ad-lanoe aeqrtiea thorough knowledge of both ond radiemt Mgw npoa I these desirable and very usefol acoomplishments the judgment of the Aseeraor Hon HannilnJ I Retime and expense are exeeediugly small when eher of Farmington Judge Prinoe of Tor-1 eompared with the estimeble value of the ner is wril known as one of our ablest business I quirements is customary now and hss been man and aa entirely fitted for such a position I for several years past for young ladies to be em-I by his large experience in public business and I ployed in many of these places of particularly by hie extensive with I aeoording to the present appeaaanees of affairs Ithemen and affitira of this county The same is I the time is not fer distant when opportunities of trueof Mr Ham who in addition to the experi-1 this kind will he mueh more frequent Mr anaa aaqaiml in varkms pnblie portions Tim for I Herriman will open a sriiool for instruction in several years been of the Board of So- these important brandies on Thursday evening leetmen of Lewiston (the town whioh will pay a I at 7 1-2 in the High School Boom ko-I large proportion of the whole tax of the district) I burn side) to which all are invited All in which capacity he has proved himself moat I ery famished free of charge Pupils wiU fora-Jmlwhly fitted for the of Aaseseor I iah their own lights Tuition tar 13 lessons in With an Assessor of such integrity ability and I writing $100 For 13 lessons in book-keeping judgment as Mr Belcher possesses and sssis-1 $300 tents who have suoh entire confidence of the rinses men and tax payers generally aa 1 Prince end Ham have we cannot doubt that the administration of the internal revenue act will be all that oould be desired and well-calculated to inspire confidence in its wisdom and justice Of Mr Hyde the Assistant Assessor in the 3d divirion it ia proper to say that his appointment is recommended by the Pattens Moseses and other large tax payers in Bath without political distinctions and although an opponent of the Republican party Mr Belcher has deemed it his duty in consideration jot ths sterling character of Mr Hyde and ths position of the men roommending him to make the appointment Androscoggin Representatives Auburn elects Nelson Dingtey Jr (republican) Representative to the State Legislature by a vote of 888 to 353 for Lovqjoy (dem) Harvey Dillingham 4 Kimball 1 John Gowell 1 and 4 other scattering votes Lewiston sleets Mark Lowell and Nathaniel Farwell (republicans) Fanrellhas 614 votes Lowell 475 Charles Oliver (rep) 369 Frye (dem) £66 A Thorn (dem) 199 and four Mattering Minot and Danville elect William Bearee (republican) by a vote of 343 to 383 for Jacob Chandler (dem) Minot gives Bearoe 315 votes to 137 for Chandler Danville Bearoe 138 Hatter in Heine i-vyv -d '5 Nortfc TiMlbovt1 most bt tta sawta It ocmtfibuttdraly aloftfof Rya bread to ths Sanitary Commission Vrtwl th agent sent for Ub found somebody had ent into it and eaten half of it! Wa adviro North tumble into tho Gulf TheLadies Aid Sooiety of Corner Jay have forwarded their third box of clothing Ac for ths reltef of rick and wounded soldiers In hospitaL So says tho Chronicle The editor of the Portland Transcript per- formed a great feat at tho Fopham Celebration ting two bowls of chowder! Ho must have awfal bad living at boms to go Popham donbte! Ths editor of tho Bridgton Reporter most be slightly fuddled He says he hM seen white sparrow Wm it stars snakes or something of the tori -The editor of tho Brunswick Telegraph having told the truth by mistake apologizes to to his readers and trusts he shall be morsearefal in the fatnre! It is pleasant to see some of ths papers whose editors keep np with the times congratulating the President on having tho backbone to suppress the New York Tribune! The Bullookites who profess to be a religions sect ar holding meetings at Bridgton ssys the Reporter in a name! The Augusta Age says that Lieut 8 Carpenter the 17th Regulars te to be connected with the Commissary and Subsistence Department at camp at Bangor The Portland ladies are cutting down their table covers to the size of the all for soldier boys They will cut off their bonnets next perhaps Perry writes the Portland Advertiser that a spread Eagle hovered over a war meeting in Oxford the other day The Eagle te evidently on thawing everywhere An entertaining is being ventilated in the Portland papers Catawba seems to afiect ths secretive power of some of the editors! Ths crops are abundant in this vicinity Hey comes in well Wheat is abundant and good Cora backward but looks well Potatoes enough Fruit a fair crop Democrat We notice by onr exchangee that the frost hM injured the crop in this State somewhat Corn however ia not much injured Col Nickerson of the 14th Mains had his horse shot under him at the battle of Baton Rouge He sprang from under his dying steed and waving his sword celled upon his men for one more charge The men sprang forward with three rousing cheers and drove book ths advancing foe At this time the gallant Capt French of Co 14th Maine reoeived his terrible woand Thia charge was mads in the presence of Gen Williams who complimented ths men highly We learn that a young woman by the name of Jordan committed suicide at Middle Intervale Bethel on Sunday last by drowning herself in the Androscoggin She went to the river left her hat and shoes on the shores and plunged into the stream Search was made for her when her body was found at midnight near the ipa at the mouth of Bear River Oxford Demo erat Houlton Times speaks of a new beverage juice of worms new cider mode of wormy apples This is meatmnd drink! While at Brunswick Inst week we received the most gratifying intelligence with reference to Bro Tenney of the Telegraph Bro Will find our column of at his service A large meeting te encourage enlistments was held at Yarmouth on Friday A military company of veterans was out to do escort duty on the occasion and addresses were made by Kimball Esq and Kev MrJioltes The meeting was a great success We aie pained to learn that one of the old men who turned out to do escort duty almost instantly expired white the procession was moving probably overcome by tne heat and fetigue no did not learn the name Argus -Most enthusiastic war meetings were held at Levant and Dexter on Saturday at which 1U 141 MS Waldo gives votes to 156 for Chandler Poland elects Haskell (Union) by a vote of 348 to 303 for William Couaena (rep) Lisbon Durham and Webster riect David Shea (rep) by a vote of 393 to 369 for A Neal (dem) Lisbon gives Shea 175 votes to 65 for NeaL Webster gives Shea 94 to 49 for Neal Durham gives Shea 1341o 155 for NeaL Written for the Journal Wort Fophsm The shades of night were blling flwt As up the Kennehee Hirer iiscind A crowd no longer gay anil blithe Borne by three boats of strange device From Fopham Bekool at Fa 1 a eompany salted Little Blu rays the Chronicle They are eertainly very little bluet Tor plteh and are valuable commodities just now Tar te way np In price to $45 per barrel The Machlas Union says a trader ia a neighboring town reoentiy shipped a eargo'of wood to Boston and ordered his Csp-tain to get two barrels of tar for the proceeds if could correspondent of ths Bangor Whig ssys that the bop of ths 18th Mates wsra treated fiudy they passed through Watervilte lee water wm plaoed by tbe sideol each her for tbe boys to fill their canteens from and twenty bushel of apples ware passed Intothc care -When the Bangor stage wm coming into tho city on Monday evening one of ths wheels cams off the oosch causing it to upset but no one wm Rockland GazettZ Tbe Washington correspondent of the Tribune speaking of tho flag of truce to recover the remains of Lieut Fessenden from the battlefield says: Theee barbarians appeared to be gftatly elated at learning that a son of a leading Republican Senator from New England had been killed They inquired whether it wm tbe eon of Representative or Senator Fessenden end on leaning tho feet did not oonoeal their gratification Washburn of Rabbinston hM a -pig of the Cheater breed which between April and August gained two and one-twelfth pounds per dsy and two inebes in length per week The pigte notfet and the owner thinks that hundred oould have been pecked upon Mm under proper treatment A writer in the Continental Magazine thus speaks of John Neal: A man with a forty-wild-oat power imprisoned in Mm te not very likely to travel on from youth to ego keeping the peace oa ell occasions Years bring a calming wisdom The same man who ones swOre five oonsecutive minutes because he was forbidden by his landlady to swear on penalty of leavingjicr house end then made all tho inmates vote to retrain from profane language end rigidly enforced the rule thus democratically established is now after a lapse of mors than thirty years (particularly provoking impulse Hide a care fa! and dignified gentleman who might be a judge if the public so wilted We have advices from the 9th Maine at Fernandina Fla up to Aug 35th There had been a great deal of sickness in the regiment Col izbas had been dangerously rick of bilious fever but had recovered The health of the regiment wm Improving when the steamer left J)r William II Jewett Turner baa been appointed Asristant Surgeon of the 3d Regiment Elijah Johnson Lewiston 1st Lieutenant eompany 7th Regiment Dr JG Brooks Belfast Examining Burgeon for the County of Wahlo Bangor Whig Hicks hM a splendid assortment of fruits Bam eaten well to "the popular Everybody bears witness to his skill and patronises him Wm II Hills a well known and esteemed citizen of UdSkland died very suddenly in St John B- on Wednesday whither he had gone a few days previous on business There wm heavy frosts in this vicinity on Tuesday and Wednesday nights last end we understand many fields uf corn have been seriously damaged Skywhegan Clpriun The democratic tickjet for senators ami oounty officers is probably Elected in York In all the other counties Ike Republican and Union tickets prevailed The Moohias Republican says that one of the classes attached to the Sabbath School of tho Congregational Church iu that town has furnished eighteen young men for the war! Only two of the whole claw remain behind John Neal duals Popham celebration ssmo severe and not unmerited punches in a communication to the Prase Gilman replies and explains without denying Mr Neal' a cl large The general opiuion is that the affair had au odor too bad to be stirred so much as it has been The Bangor Times makes a splendid record os to circulation Thera's nothing so good for a healthy body as good circulation! We congratulate the Times on its success It te a spicy and readable sheet The Whig soys that the 18th Maine is now at Fort Brightwodd four miles north of Washington One eompany ia shoveling dirt on Fort Massachusetts Privets letters state that the 1st Maino Cavalry are in with no man lost from which ws infer that the Regiment was not in tho late battles Tbe stockholders meeting of the Androscoggin A Kennebec and tbe Penobscot Kennebec Railroad companies takes place st Watervilte on Tuesday the 9 th to-day Returns from Franklin County indiento ths election uf the whole republican ticket Four republicans and one democrat are elected to the Legislature The Advertiser bays that it is reported that the 13lh Maino (Col Dow) will soon be on its way to the Putoinac Watervilte has raised fifty-three volunteers her quota of the lost 300000 called and has raised $5300 to pay them bounty Tbe little girls of Dexter have forwarded two packages of lint to tbe Washington Hospitals All tbe republican candidates in Androscoggin County are elected by at least 600 majority Wayne is wideawake Her quota of IN men will be filled by Volunteen 8 11 Blake A Mauson and George Stetson (repub) are elected representatives from Bangor quota of nine men is fall Canton Dizfield and Peru have elected a democrat to the Legislature Robbins rep is elected to the Legislature from the Norridgewoek district school at Hill seems to be very patriotic It has reoentiy sent a large number into the war and says the Bangor Whig ths young patriots of that institution last Wednesday evening before prayer meeting picked "one bushel of and raised one uumdeeu dol-uis in cash for our wounded soldiers Pembroke Iron Works ere doing a large business the present season Over 30Q men are employed who receive some $8500 month Six thousand five hundred tuue of iron are manufactured yearly using 8300 tons of coal The establishment employ some 35 vessels and as many double teams inr the carrying trade and pay about $10000 per mouth freight The Portland Press states that Rev Ilanson formerly editor of the Gospel Benner in this State bat now of Haverhill Mass baa been appointed chaplain of tbe Massachusetts 6th Regiment tbe asms which encountered ths in Baltimore April 19th 1801 34054 last year 7820 Republican net loss I Mo about 4500 At thia rate majority I Burton would be reduced to about 7 000 I It ia thought that Goodwin republican is I wcu elected to Congress from (he 1st District although tbe result ia some in doubt Tbe democrats bare probably elected more mt members of the Legislature than they bare for several yean There is no doubt howev- Angiuu ever that both branches are largely republi- A Great Foraging Expedition The greatest foraging expedition ever undertaken in this country is now in progress in Kentucky That the erosion of that State has any other significance we do not believe The rebels do not expect to bold the State They an as well aware as we are of their ina-l Kray bility to do so and we shall probably wake I Mewiy up to tbe truth in a few days that the inra-ion was only intended to secure a Winter wooditock supply of food for tbe Confederate army which with Kentucky Tennessee Missouri and TSxas cat of could never get through I Jjjjjjgu another Winter campaign The expedition 1 --into Kentucky has been made at the very point when the stock of food is most abund- ant and if every one of tbe rich farms of the I gnat Blue-Grass region is not stripped of every tat bullock good horse and mule and 1 all the fat swine and sheep we shall be rery mueh surprised To the Seeesh farmers tbe I Both foragers will give Confed bonds or Seeesh I army receipts and to the Union men they will I Uowiioiubun give a curse and threat of a halter While I the force that was sent to protect the foragers I Qeurxetowo makes a feint of rhcnacing Cincinnati the real object of the expedition is being carried ont by driving the stock South It is a Rob I ymungtoc Roy expedition upon a magnificent scale and I jay will do more to prolong tbe War than all tbe I New Sharon Rebel military successes upon James River and the Potomac for it will furnish them wutuu with food that could not be obtained from any other source by any other means It will also increase their rery much needed supply of cavalry horses and mules for I gdgeeuaii transportation purposes in which they hare I Boothiay been greatly deficient Altogether it will I prove to them the most advantageous foraging expedition ever made by any army Tribune I Bacluport i I Cftitine Defence of Gen Pope Bunronh An officer of the army of General Pope ends to the New York Herald a defence of the management of that General in the recent straggle in Virginia We quote the concluding paragraph is mere justice to General Pope that the public should know that all of his move-1 Thomuton ments hare been made dependent upon rein-1 forcemeats and support at fixed times and places from others Relying upon such support he bos been disappointed both as to times and places of succor Yet depending upon the small forces of his immediate command he has succeeded without disaster or defeat in falling bock pursued by overwhelming forces holding them in check and giving them battle at different points on sixteen separate davs His disappointments have been many Lis discouragements would have disheartened a man of less energy and determination in the accomplishment of the Qirpose I of saving the capital He has inflicted upon the enemy a loss from which it' is impossible for them to recover lie has taught them the quality of our troops in the field and their resolution to crush the rebellion lie hits shown them an army' that cannot bo discouraged in retreat or demoralised by fatigue or appalled by the menaces of the overwhelming force of a fanatical determined and maddened Kcnnebankport186 mint 167 Limerick 144 14T MS 1M 87 237 STS Norrklgewock 174 AalrOeU SOI Ala Wa nndentand feat Dr'Bmrbaak one of oulBing Burgeons tot the nine months a from this County has reodved hiseoc ion and entered wpon the duties of Us offio He hr engaged totay (Friday) in examining thosa who have cnEstsd torform the eompany from Lewiston It ie probable that after allke-jeetions are made there will be more than ibU eompany remaining from the 119 men who have volunteered on Wednesday Mt it wm unanimously voted to jitedga ths $50 additions! to each volunteer -The frost te doing much damage to the eropsi A private tetter from Mr Charles Coleman of Lewiston of the 10th Maine Band dated Alexandria Va 36th ult says that the not 'been dismissed from the Berrios had been with wagon train rinoe it left the Rappahannock The band exporting to leave the eervioe ia a few days They have seen some hard times in Gen retreat The ladies of Lewiston and Auburn wa are glad to learn are at work for the soldiers The suffering to be relieved te almost infinite Daniel Witherdl one of the volunteers from Lewiston wm quite severely wrenched by felling through an opening in the floor in Bearee A Co saw-mill on Friday Although oonrid erably lame he hopes to be well enough to leave with the volnnteera We are glad to learn from the Bridgton that Lieut Little publisher of that paper is progressing finely in enlisting operations Apples are very abundant Nice eating apples sell in our market for 50 oents per busheL Danville pays $175 bounty It ia believed that ths volunteers will be Two boys-were engaged in a brisk fight on a neighboring corner yesterday afternoon One of them got the advantage and drew the of his antagonist Ths little fellow commenced blubbering at sight of the blood when a pert lad came up and consoled him by the gratifying information that wounds were nothing for Joseph Littlefield who hM been for a number of years Depot Master at the Auburn Station hM enlisted and Mr Stafford Bridge ham hM succeeded him in charge of the Depot Onr thanks are due Lieut Packard of the 12th Maine for New Orleans papers The Hill Mill which shut down for repairs a few weeks since started up Monday 1st lust We learn it is running five days per week The new Hill Mill is nearly completed outside On Friday another box of hospital supplies wm forwarded from Auburn by Mr Dexter the receiver Mr Apollos Howard requests us to my that we wars misinformed relative to his and Mr Freeman's alleged advocacy of the movement at the Poland oamp meeting He says he is decidedly opposed to the movement although he thinks it probable he might have spoken at the time mentioned of the importance of starting soma new organisation The election of officers in the Auburn Company of 9 months men will be held next Saturday The quota of Auburn is examined and fall The quota of Lisbon and perhaps of Webster will be added to that of Auburn to make the company full Mr Jackman requests us to say that he is a thorough Union man and that if he had been allowed to proceed with his argument at Central Hall he wodld have proved himself on the and very many others unsound All things are possible! Dr Martin who hM been in Washington for some weeks as Volunteer Surgeon has returned we are informed on aeoount of ill health We are indebted to Mr Frost of Lewieton for some of the finest specimens of plums and apples we have yet seen We believe they were raised on a firm belonging to Mr Frost in Wayne Gen Grand is the ti- tie of a pieee of maaio composed by Thos I ago an and for sale at his store Centre street opposite the City Hall Those who have heard the pieoe performed say it is a fine thing Bath Sentinel Danville hM famished her quota of nine months men by volunteers Some of the beet young men in town have volunteered among them Mr Bounds a recent graduate of the Mains 8tate Seminary The Lewiston Company of nine months men will go into oamp at Portland this week We learn that the draft is being made in the town of Durham to-day (Wednesday) members of Company 30th Maine Regiment presented their Captain Strickland with a sword that cost $100and sash belt and strap that cost $27 os a token of their regards Capt Strickland is a splendid officer and beloved by his whole company Also Co 6 of the same Regiment presented their officers Cspt McDonald Lieuts Russell and Strickland with splendid swords' as a token of their regard The ordination of Mr Alfred A Ellsworth of Bath pastor of the Congregational Church in Milford Mass took place on Thursday last Prof Park of Andover preached the disoonrse Kev A Stone of Boston made an address to the people and Rev £1eke ot Bath gave the charge to the pastor Mr Ellsworth formerly attended school at the Academy and is well known ss a young man of deep piety and excellent promise There was a gathering of about 75 of the personal friends of Cspt Farwell one of ths representatives elect from Lewieton at Saloon Lisbon Block on Tuesday even ing by invitation of Capt It is needless to say that ths occasion wm one whioh gave great satisfaction to all concerned the guests voting unanimously that Capt wm ths right man in ths right place ywp sqvT oqja U9I ana pauieman mo Auo sq o) pte win 'sum up BJ99anOi gg lass ussq ssq sraqi 'topgip (ooqos lip jo (pain eq nj Snip 9x £9 jo faO ioqd pfrioja wp eaq mnqny From the 10th Maine A private tetter from Capt Knowlton of this regiment dated last Wednesday Sept 30th near Fairfax Seminary Va says that 10th has been under arms for 17 days and every dsy we have been under fire or within supporting distance of batteries Ws have had a very hard time For rix days ws lived on two rations of hard bread and even corn We are much worn out by these severe duties We arrived here last night at 2 Will give particulars soon Have had no mail for three Tbe tetter is very brief and mentions no casualties though it cannot well be that the regiment hM escaped without some Legislature and County Officers We have returae of the election of 69 representatives to the Legislature 40 of whom are Republicans 9 Union Democrats and 14 Bradbury Democrats This indicates a small democratic gain in members of the House- There will probably be between 40 and 50 democrats of both stripes in the House and something over 100 1 publicans The democrats have elected three Senators in York counfy but there te little probability that they have eleoted in any other distriet The democrats elect all their county officers in York eonnty by 300 majority Cumberland county electa the republican candidates bp abort 300 majority Oxford oounty by 600 majority An drosooggin by 600 Fanklln by 300 Ae Mt Virmsa worthy gir Name To the Rditor of tho Lewieton This town Sited its first quota by paying $100 bounty To fin the test quote it voted to pay all who would enlist in old Begiments $150 and $100 to the nine men It adjourned its meeting to this week in order to make some pro-b should we foil of getting I Ha glad to ses the towns so willing to provide wall Yours Ac MtYeraon Sept 8ti JAH3AJsJkM BTATM ftf i V- Mf RepubHcems IWISnntl JIHnsl WlUtaa Wsb IpriKtu 4sUTleksr Haw Oioueeeter Mfltbnaro WMte DMm Demeerate raflrM4-yaJhtt Brad A Hoitmok IT father Rrathmry Drawers Cumberland Wmanl Clough ggrtwn Jaihas 1 Standieh Lowell Repu bttcan Haneon George Stetson Hampden Nahum Warren OUtewn James Borgess Bremer John Holyoke Ore Charles Abbott Dealer fc-JosUh Crosby Herman ire Hairy Oilman Jfishey Chsries Bigby Sbbm Sosa Arggle Iassc Master Union Demaerate JL Wake winta cocxtt RopnhUeeuso Farmington Johs Blake JVne Sharon ifC -John Dyer Jag ire Cornrhns Btene Phillip Lambert Bradbury Demaerate Riugjleld ire ozross COUXTT Bepuhliesm Deo Hammond BuckSeld ifC Sharon Boblnson Sumner ire Bvans Fryebug Oliver Stacey Bethel Orren Boater Rnmford 3 WardwelL Bradbury Denuermte jCanton ifC Hiram ife Dsy Union Demaerate Harway ire Beth Holbrook uoisuoo cotnrrr Republican John Hayden and James XSOX OOCSTT Republican Camden 1 WALDO COVSTT Republican Belfast HssrMne 101 SBSO OOUXTT Republican 4 Coojr and Joshua Turner Union Demaerate Wateruille John Ubbey HallameU ire It Butler in hr op he Philip Bradford TOSX COVSTT Republican Saco Mose Lowell Lebanon ire BenJ- nsaeaa Alfred Timothy Kora Bradbury Demeerate Rtddeford Abel Jelleaou and John Ooodwin Ktnnebunkport Chaites Perkins ire BenJ Leavitt South Benbic Andrew Fornald nSCATAQCIS COVSTT Republican Dover John Tucker For croft he Bylvanus XUie Hilo ire William Porter The Old Second District Considerable doubt hangs over the result in the old Second Congressional District to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Walton This uncertainty as to whether Mr Fi den (repnb) or Mr Record (dem) ie elected is not caused by any donbt as to there being a very decided republican majority for Governor in the District (for it cannot bo less than 1000) bat it I is caused by an unpardonable blonder in the Cumberland portion of the District whereby the republicans voted for the vacancy on a separate ballot and in a eeparate ballot' box The com qnence was that a large number of republicans neglected to vote for the vacanoy not thinking of the neoeedty of throwing a eeparate vote while the democrats all voted for the vacancy on the same ballot with the rest of their candidates (just as the republicans did in other portions of the District) thus giving their candidate the fell strength of the party The relative strength of the republicans and democrats in the District last year was as follows BepubUean Androscoggin Franklin Oxford Cumberland 8090 Total 11282 Bepuldksan majority 2673 So far aa heard from the vote for Governor in I the districts this year stands as follows Coburn 5435 Opposition 4551 Republican majority 874 Last year in the same towns Washburn had 6070 Opposition 4498 Republican majority 1581 Republican loss 707 or nearly 50 per cent of the majority last year The earns proportionate felling off in the rest of the District would leave the republican majority 1300 Unless Fessenden hss lost 1300 votes in the Cumberland towns by the neglect of republican voters to oast the separate tioket he is eleoted We inclined to think from the returns thus fir ceived that Mr 0s not lost so many votes there and consequently that he is eleoted by aev-I eral hundred majority Losses lm tire 3d and 4ih Maine- The following lists we find published as official I The 3d and 4th Maine Regiments were of brigade division attached to Heint- corps THIRD HAIXB Killedtf-Georgs Thompson Co Lewis SolbriDg Co Sergeant Gower Co 8 MeFall Co JiE Pqrrington Co Sergeant RuaselLCo'E BU Cuater Co 8 8 Desmell CoE Perley Smith Co A Herrick Co Joseph Perry Cm Corporal FB Blsuaw Co Ar A Harper Co A Lieut Warren Cox Co Corp Ed Smith Co Cora Wm MoDavitt Co Corp Wm MoDonald Co Sergeant Jarvis Co -J Kimball Co Corp Toner Farnuro Co Sergt Bunley Co tern Bragg Co A Caloott Co Dodge Co MorriU Co Go Stewart Co Jas Lambert Co Luther Williamson Oo Fj ft Orlffln Co Samuel Austin Co Lewie Bragg Co Ff Corporal Boynton Co I Brigg Turner Co I George Fellows Co James Doriek Co I Sergeant Ricker Co Corporal Smart Co A Batohelder Co Andrew Batter Co George A Batter Co James Carroll Co A Frost Co Charles Smiley Co Wilson Co Fourth haimh Killed Sergeant Franklin Aehorns Co Chas Clark Co James A Hatch Co Robinson Co Moses Deboek Co Charles Brown Co Wm King Co Wounded Marvin McManus Co A Aaron Trapcll Co A Patrick Black Co it Norris Co Edmund Cowan Co Dow Co Samuel Cain Co Philander Prootor Co (X Libbey Co Snowdeal Co Miller Co Jos iah Clark Go 8ergeantT Gowan Co Cor-porol Jas Rhodes Co Sergeant Bragg Co 1L Leech Co Coraoral Chick Co A Dollte Co El well Co Shepherd Co Corporal Hiram Haokeit Co John Carlton Co Bewail Sealey Co Album Sowell Co Geo Cox Co Sergeant Evans Co I Williams Co I Rufes Lideiiken Co I Wm Fowler Co Missing Bergeant Green Co A Elite Bigdeil Cm Murray Co Corporal Fries Cm A Pottle Cm Thomas Co Davis Co Ds 8 HoL-oam Co Nicholas Butter Cm Timothy Bn CoE EL Tasker Co Thos Doyle Tbe last Hoars mt Yoang Fassssdoa Rev Mr Kennard of Washington who visited the battle field test week reports that he was with the son of Senator Fessenden at Centerville in his dying hours and seriated in making him as comfortable as possible The brave young officer received as mueh attention as If -he wire at home A skillful surgeon and kind and sympathising attendants were doing all for him that could possibly be dons His wound was a bullet through the abdomen and known to be fetal from the first Dating the lest lew moments of consciousness he ssemed to be in prayer When unable to apeak his eyes told of oonsdous-neee and gratitude for attention Hedied pesos- I Uf I I I I I I I 1 I A Vindication of Horth A few days since we published an item in Thk Journal reflecting on the patriotism of North Vassal The itAn emanated from no teas a gentleman than Mr Hadley of the Sanitary Commission at whose request it was published in all State papers We have rinoe received a communication from Thos Lang Esq of the town in question whioh completely vindicates North Vassal from the shameful charge ainst her patriotism The item emanating from Mr Hadley stated that he had received only a loaf of brown bread from this place and that partly eaten! The Huts of the case as communicated to ns by Mr Lang are theee: Hadley was here and waa unfortunate in not being understood as the notice only called together about a doien persons and probably not one in fifty knew of the meeting until they heard of it through yonr paper At a house where Mr Hadley stopped he requested i fevor that the lady should bake him a loaf of brown bread as he could noteat wheat bread She did so bat having kept it on hand without its being called for for some days it was thrown out aa unfit to eat That the personal spleen of a dyspeotic should be allowed to misrepresent a generous locality seems unpleasant and calls for this Mr Lang adds: less than three times since the war commenced have the people contributed liberally toward the enmfort of our suffering soldiers and oonsider it a privilege to be allowed to do i Within one week a large amount of bandages lint compresses sheets and shirts and 814000 in money have been collected by our ladies to be forwarded to the proper This sets the matter at rest We are sorry that injustice should have been dons to so patriotic a people It is evident that Mr Hadley like all other mortals la liable to mistakes Ws gladly make the ahende honorable Tiu Hsins Regiments The 10th is reported with our army moving toward the enemy on the Upper Potomac The Press says the 5th 6th and 7th Regiments are located on the Leesburg turnpike very near their old oamp ground of last winter The 5th Maine Regiment dosed the retreat in the battle of Friday doing themselves great credit These Regiments are probable in the fores reported moving up the Potomao on the Virginia shore to intercept the enemy in hie movements toward Maryland The 3d Regiment wee last reported four miles in the front of Washington near Hill This Regiment is reduced ia numbers by battles and sickness Although they have received additions to the Regiment from Maine yet the effective force is not over 400 This Regiment with the 4th woe under the late and noble Gen Kearney and the men all speak of him os a brave officer The 4th Maine suffered severely in the late battles Their ranks are redtteed very much The Maine Cavalry is encamped in Washington and during the late battles was in the vioinitjnof Chain bridge above the city From the 6 th Hsins Battery Te tho Rditor of ho Lewiston Journal: Please insert the following notice in yonr paper for the benefit of those of its readers who have fiimily friends in the 5th Maine Battery As that Battery has been reported as badly cut in pieces and captured by the enemy much anxiety has been felt in regard to its fete This evening the minds of -many here were in a measure relieved by the reception of a tetter from one of our Bethel boys who is in the Battery He relates a few fecta in regard to his Battery which I will mention The Capt (Lep-pien) was sick during the battle 1st Lieut Wm Twitchell of Portland was in command 3d Lieut Adelbert Twitchell of Bethel was also in ths fight Some of the boys say they saw the 1st Lieut fell but they did not know whether or not he was killed The Sd Lieut was safe and welL They lost four guns and saved two Several of their men were killed but they could not tdl the number' Ths battery were moving from Centerville to Washington Yours Truly Garland Bethel Sept 5th Malian Military Matters The nine men in this State are ord ordered to be rendeivoused at their respective eampa on or before the 17th Inst Wednesday week Ths Adjutant General sends the fiiDow-ing circular to Orderly Two cooked rations at least should be provided by each of your men for their sal ence Plain and oheap but substantial and fortabte clothing should be worn by ths men and they should provide them eel vee each with a pare shirt and with a stout woolen blanket whioh will be paid for by the Government Contiguous towne assigned to the same rendezvous may without ferther authority from this Department unite their volunteers or drafted men for company organisation or portions thereof A fell company of volunteers thus mads up in order to present any claim for recognition of officers designated by them will require 101 men in the aggregate after deducting those ruected ing surgeon or otherwise Upon by the your arrival at the rendezvous you will report to ths Adjutant and deliver to him yonr dupli-cate enlistment rolls of which he will mafc the proper disposition Correction tier Mcmnacmtlu Toths Rditor of the Lewiston Journal i In yonr issue of yesterday (the 5(h) you say that town of Monmouth held a meeting on Monday and voted to pay a bounty of $30 to volunteers under the lest call of the President and $30 to the femily cf arid volunteers and if ths quota of the town should not made up by volnnteera ths same amount to be paid to drafted The Hurts arc these At a rfing held on Monday Sept 1st (probablp ths meeting referred to by you) the towm toted $100 to volunteers and tbe same to drafted men And at ting field yesterday these votes wer reconsidered and $10p voted to volunteen and the probability is that $50 more will be added by citizens making the bounty to each volunteer $150' No provision mods for drafted mu Monmouth Sent 6thl863L" MwamaviMisf 107 Somerset 37 08 70 dr oseogclu County Beoonl ssiSsISSIIISSS sslSSfsSUSsSS ssiSSisliilsSS Jordan tsilBtlilltie ssitsisssims eaSTHcEEimiiMMJ 9 3 li Members of Congress Ths Advertiser says that returns from nearly all the towns in ths First Congress) on si District indieate the election of Sweat by a small majority Returns from all the towns ia York county except Acton Berwick nd Parsonfieid give Sweat 416 votes over Goodwin Baturas from all the towns in Cumberland ooun-ty except North Yarmouth Otisfield Pownal ami Yarmouth give Goodwin 185 votes over Sweat Bo for Sweat stands S41 votes ahead of Goodwin and there can be little doubt of his tion by a small majority The Press says the returns thus far give Sweat 106 majority and ths ohanoes are in his fevor Returns from the Sd District show that Hon Sidney Pefham (rep) has about GOO majority over Geo Bates (dem) inOxford 600 in An drosooggin 300 in Franklin and 600 in agsi-hoo making bis majority over Bates at 3000 In the 3d District Bon majority over A Gould (dem) is numbered by thou- In the 4th District Hon John Bice is eleotoi by a very large majority and in the 5th Hon A Pike has alsoa satisfkctory majority War Spirit at VanUstss Ys are to have another War Meeting to-day We have now S3 of our quota of 64 and ii probably raise the remainder to-day Farmington Sept 8 th 1882 lagtsa Assthir War Mssttmg at Pi We are to have another war meeting this after-We raised our quote (64) yesterday and three over your Ac Farmington Sept 9th 1862 At starting there'll been little peace) The hissing steam shrieked its relearn While with incessant discoid rung The harsh notes of the flfe sod drum At Fopham the captain mid ten the tide is sake the people cry Bo off he started with a sigh From how on the deck you steam is our guards are we'M right! Euch pleasant sounds wits heard that night From Fopham At taw as now this weary horde 8afc off the boat ewept run wick-ward For fond net home their earneet prayer rung thro the etartkd air Next morning could yon one have bund been on that excursion bound HkU lay was a flue vice Hut neither boat nor clams are nice At xoatL AQ ye who would excursions plan Take warning of a fellow man Oo east or weft ask high or low -But never ob your peril go To 1st 1882 Xmiur To Use CltlEems off levrliton-On Saturday we received the following private note from the editor of the St Croix Herald whose office and materials aa our readers are aware were destroyed a few weeks since by cession sympathizers The Herald is a stannoh Union paper and the people of this State will not allow its editor to be the loner for his brave services in the Union cause We commend him to the people of this vicinity whom hfe is about to visit for purposes which appear in the follow ing note Banqor Sept 4 To the Rditor of the Lewieton Journal Will you be kind enough to etate in yonr paper ot Saturday 6th or before if this reaches you that I shall be in yonr town on Monday with a view to getting subscribers to my paper and aid towards getting re-established I presume you are acquainted with the story of my misfortunes and the manner in which I have been treated by New Brunswick Secessionists for expressing Union sentiments Having lost all my property by mob outrage I am obliged to eerie sympathy at the hands of Union men Anything yon esn say on my behalf in yonr paper will be gratefully appreciated Truly yours 8 Hat Editor St Croix Herald Military jHatters lm Maine The Bangor Whig says the following namet persons have been commissioned: Dr Hall Davis Bangor Assistant Surgeon of 11th Regiment Dr Ingalls Casco Assistant Surgeon 17th Regiment Charles Baldwin Bangor Captain Co Uth Regiment Thomas Webber Gorham 3d Lieutenant Co 11th Regiment Sylvester J3 Troy Wellington let Lieutenant Co 8tk Regiment vice Uight Lewis Cross Solon 3d Lieutenant Company 9th Regiment vice Troy promoted RXAMININO SURQXONS Dr Augnstna Peabody Moohias Washington County Dr A Idea Blossom Boothbay Lincoln County Dr John Ac horn Newcastle Dr David Shepherd Sebec Piscataquis Dr Ezra Manter interport Waldo Dr Gilman Cloogh Dexter Penobscot Dr Main Unity Waldo Dr Sidney Drinkwater Sedgwick Hancock County Election off Officers In Lewiston Co At the election of officers for the Lewiston Company of nine months held Wednesday morning Mqj- Wm Frye presiding the following officers wore chosen: Captain Alfred Sonic 1st Lieutenant Dudley arney 3d Lieutenant Kirk Moses The election passed off with the most harmonious feeling The company may well be congratulated on their clioioe of offi-rs The welfire of the troops depends more upouthe officers who command them than upon anything else Ws may well feel prondof onr wkolx company not doubting it will moke good reoord in whatever emergency it may felL Important to Volmm tears Tbe Burgeons- for Androscoggin County will examine sa follows Dr Burbank will examine in Lewieton AnburaTolsnd Danville and Durham Bradford in TunsrLiveraioiR Minot and Greene Dr Smell in East Livermore Leeds Wales Webster and Lisboa Tbsquotas Irom Webster Wales and Lisbon will be examined at Sabattisrilte on Friday the 13th Inst The Poland qnota will be examined Thursday the 11th inst The Danville and Durham quotas will be examined at an early day The Miriot quota Will be examined Tuesday tbs 9thJnst-Vanri probably quota wBl be visited Wednesday or Thursday the 10th Halaa A letter from Capt Knowltondqted Arlington Hights opposite Washington ISeptdtb soys te under marching Orders to movs to Daraaetown Md20 mites north of this point We have joat reerivad our maU My good Apt Kyi te wLieu Banking has been risk at It appears by this notstbat tbe 10tiitepnba-bly in tha advonoe of onr tray toward the' sna-my nbw eroisikg on tim Uppcrt Potomac This morning dispatches oanoanos that Dansstown wherq thalOth inif ffiriai'liM probably by a mers fsrid) by thc rebds Th lOth wQl probably biwr another chnaos vto sea fight' Whit Haw Troops Did The Cincinnati Commercial thus speaks of one of the Indiana regiments in the battle at Richmond Ky 69th Indiana a perfectly raw regiment just marched from this harvest fields of Indiana under command of Col Kerf formerly Lieutenant Colonel of tbe 10th Ohio was ordered in as a support The regiment on the extreme left was then staggering under a terrific fire from superior numbers and the 69th was obliged to move across an open field which was raked by the rebel artillery Bat Col Korf brought his gallant Uuu siers to a charge bayonets and dashed across the field unfalteringly men falling at every step bat the noble fellows closed np with the ftsulinw and fidelity of veterans Their conduct is described as magnificent and it was the more praiseworthy since the brave fellows were scarce three weeks frmu the iwro fields and threshing Hoots of Indiana Their devotion saved the army at that moment 'Had they faltered an instant their comrade in front would have orowds of people from all the neighboring towns attended We understand that vice President Hamlin John A Peters 11 If Mace spoke at Levant end among the speakers at Dexter Lewie and David Darker Mr Lebroke and Hon John Rice were announced Bangor Whig Winthrop has filled her quota of nine men with Volunteers- Three cheers for Winthrop A man tried to swindle the Merchants Bank in Portland a few days since out of $4000 The clerk however on applying to New York aa te the character of tho certified check offered for deposit found it had never been paid The rogue suddenly disappeared on teaming the above At the battle uf Baton Rouge the first fire in line from the right was directed on the 14th Maine and was instantly answered by that Regiment by a solid line volley whioh mast have done terrible execution The killed wounded end missing number 119 The great call they all make npon Maine is fill up our regiments instead of making new ones At the present time one man in an old regiment is worth two in a new one aa he ia ma-le efficient at once by his fellow soldiers and in filling up the old regiments the army te ready to move 350 man in a regiment cannot do the duty of a full regiment of 700 yet they are obliged to do it and men are Worn out by extra duty because jruur regiments are not tulT The sanitary condition of the regiments named that are left ie very fair ss all the sick are sent to the hospitals Cor Portland Press One afternoon not long since during a severe thunder etorm little Ilerby was sitting with his mother looking ont at the window Presently there came a vived flash of forked lightning when he immediately exclaimed mamma mamma the sky i cracked! Now what will God Hallo well Courier Barracks sufficiently large to cover 3000 soldiers are being roc ted on the camp grounds They are made with boards end so constructed as te keep out the rains About 3000 soldiers from the Counties of York Cumberland Oxfim and Androscoggin are expected to occupy them before many days Portland Advertiser Widow Susan Horn aged 73 years hung herself st Struut water Friday afternoon With a silk scarf attached to the bed post and wound about her neck she strangled herself white her knees rested upon the floor For many yean she has been a nurse and waa highly esteemed among her friends and acquaintances Portland Advertiser The country need not fear a failure of its Eight children were born the other night in Mac hiss! finch devotion to the Union is only on of ths numberless signs of the patriotism of the people The nine men are ordered to supply themselves with woolen shirts and blankets before going into camp Government will pay them for the expense thus incurred Thia course is taken because of the inability of the authorities to supply these articles in sufficient quantity by contract at the early day they are needed The officers of nine months men elected by volnnteera will be commissioned by the governor if they are regarded efficient Such towns ss may wish to unite their squads of nine months volunteers to form a company have fall liberty so to do Andrew Johnson of the 10th Maine is at the Alexandria Hospital wounded at Slaughter Mountain in the arm He is improving am looks forward to the day when he can join Ms regiment Press A large snd enthusiastic war meeting wm held in Bath on Saturday evening lest Speeches mads by Messrs Blaine and Fuller of Anuta and ilman Portland Press Persons dtoiring to leave the State are no longer required to obtain passes for that purpose The 13th Maine regiment hM reoeived 100 recruita at New Orleans and now numbers 809 A Heron or crane wm kilted in Mon-tioello the other day measuring rix feet from tip to tip of its wings Persona enlisting in ih Navy are counted to the credit of the towns in whioh they hold their residence There have been several deaths in Rangely and Phillips wfthin a few days from diphtheria Methodist damp Meeting bring held st Northport Farmington pays $199 to volunteers and $100 to Chronicle says that Mr A Kelsey Principal of Farmington Academy wm theflrst to volnnteerfrom Farmington Kebejr Is gentleman ot fine abOiiy and attainments 80 yv" Ifeeclved Notes have been reoeived by the II Bobbins Esq -acknowledging the receipt of box of lint bandages and eompresses Ac generously sontributsd by the Pine Street Social Circle Lewiston for hospital A not from Abby May of ths Executive Committee of the Sanitary Commission says: thank you for your gift It is truly acceptable Our calls are most pressing end we forward drily everything wf can collect for the Farewell to onr Volnateers A farewell dance will be given in honor of our volunteers at Lisbon Hall Thursday The occasion will be a most attractive one Tbe Hell will be decorated appropriately Music will be famished by Elliott A Weeks Quadrille Bend eseieted by Mr Chitman of Lowell Meat It is sufficient surety of a "brilliant to add that tbe managers for the casion are Messrs Charles Baker Wm Fo and Wood Senators Xleeieri Thoms Sasbuiy Republicm elected and ell the Republican county tioket with the exception perhapeofSbeiiff my Maryland the burden of one of tbe most popular At Richmond Ie rt winter whan there wm no bus- more prwsing Maryland used to bo repra-Mated et tho social gatherings of their magnates by earning lady in chains of which Jeff Davis ia das time relieved her It te not so easy nor so safe to dotM In mlity yet the attempt most be Ought to be Cashiered The Tribune's correspondent thus speaks ol unntlnw inefficient officer Gen White was in command at Winchester received no orders to move and did not wait for tbe enemy to serve on him even a notice to quit Hearing that Gen Pope had been ranted easily crediting tbe rebel rumors that Jackson was approaching the town where he has twice been welcomed by the inhabitants whose property onr army still leaves untouched Gen White burned oil tbe commismry and stores whioh had been ocllected at thia depot left the thirty-two pounders with whioh the fortifications about tne town were mounted in positioned marched toward Maryland not to tbe sound of tbe enemy's cannon for they were miles and miles distant The eondnet of Col Mason of Ohio in the West would seom almost creditable by the side of that of Gen White of Illinois in the East Tbe former has been cashiered How should the Utter be served Election Return Onr returns now comprise 149 cities- and towns whose aggregate vote ia aa follows Abner Coburn 28700 BionBradbury 22291 Charles 8112 majority 3297 Compared with Unvote of last year there is a Republican load of 5495 The Democrats appear to have polled a pretty full vote while tnouaande'of Republicans have not taken tbe pains to go to the poIIs Mr msjoity we think wilt be from 7000 to 8000 In this oounty we think Hmnbiiean ticket ia elected hr majority fp ixja lUOto Portlands Press mmtxk ta i The Beoond Maine Battery has'kulfered no oases in the late v--'- r-- 't --r'- I'! ti "Si 'me do ue I i II I I III I brf MF' OS 1 SUM 1 1.