The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-14
A Democratic employee Of The general sov.

srnnent In Oregon writes 70 friend Ia In
diana I'll have beso doing very well ior
the last six months o. more. Ihavs ssrn-
ed and avcd moro than $4,000 In script on
account Of the Indian war in Washington
Territory. have been in the Quarter mas
tcr's Office at $40 per day on board paid
I am bound to make n'onsg, and save II too
Money con Be made u body Is not too par
f;euior ho,c he makes Il. and / am not going
10 be too particular"
VThe underground Railroad appears
to be doing largo business. A report of
tho Albany IN. ~ vigilence COMMITTEES
colored-states that berwecn tho 10Th Of
September, 1885, and the Is Of July. 1886,
u period Of Ten months, 277 fugitive slaves
passed through that city on their way to
Canada.
ls6o.-Defeased. but not conquered, We
rally under the same gallant standard.bssr.
or. and commence the battle for 1860 by
presenting rs our candidate On this 5th Of
November, tho nams OF John Charles Pc.
mont. jackson was defeated in 1894, only
to DO elected by an overwhelmingly trium.
plant vote in 1898 Harrison lost the cleo
ton in 1886, but was chosen in l8N.-
rreuopk if pok successSpI In I4hR will Ia
FREMONT ,a ny' 'uv ~n - .o0.' % "
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1Therc Is runor from knsland to the
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por., F. u..,;,.I Io,don
81 No candidate that was not elected
~, o'o' ','''o. y my ~ s''''1,.' '0N
.m.,, : ~. :. ". pnsh.n.. :. I'LL =,
h.vo ~ ;na..d b. 30. h.., 49,, =, .ho
n.on,.
f'~p
Al .,,.. A.. c,n, ,ho ,.,.,,,, MI. n
W..b;,,,on
tn. Nov yo,l Rsn,,,;c,n nane,, .ro
dsmand;n, tho rc-sroctn.,t ~ a rsoi.,,v
law.
Nov C.,.,o oo,n,, nal ro,,sd
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q Tho Detroit Advertiser states, that
tho German Democrats OF that city, eight
hundred strong, reinforced BY handsome,
numerous AMI influential Irish vote, and
49,, p''r'" " -, '' ~, go s
,h.,a =, vorL e., 10, u, a.
HThe Young Mems Central Union, Of
New York city, have adopted resolutions in
favor ofsupporsing John @. Fremont and
William l.. Dayton as tho Republican can
didates for 1860.
-,rho por,,uo,,h Chr,r;.,o ,b;nl.
Tho, -. NO. p.,.,,.,. o,.h, :. -.,...J
r. p..,a. D., r.. ~. Ill. J.. s-s
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lLLISoIs.-The Democrats at Chicago,
e., R,oh.n,r =, ~. .,,o,,,. g ,ho;. L.
maioritie, in tho Southern coun,;ss
Subsequent return, received sine, tbo.o
returns, reducs them 6OOO. eiyin, the State
"a Frsmont
The Republican state ticket il elected BY
ahout 10 i,OO u,;oo;.v
A R,a Suxrp-Tbs s. Jawr.,s. I,n.,;,,,
Of O,dsn,bur, nv,.
"Tbe largest sheen wa evor sow was IN
hoard tho Nortberper On her massage from
Kingston 10 ,b;, mart n, ~. two GEAR,
old. and weighed three hundred and srts.n
ro,,ds n. ,....,, -. -,
was exhibited at tho Provincial Fair at
Kingston. a gentleman from Vermont
had purchased him, and was taking him
home. The price paid was s3l5-i dollar
pound tor mutton' What think ye OF
that, farmers Of st. Lawrence! lilo was AZ
large as steer"
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$3.50 ,h., r,,s.. woI. 80 - tss h1,,.
.~...... - s.--., NJ, N 49,
ported and voted Tor John Q. Fremont
The report was got up to affect votes, Of
course.
r. The frauds a. tbo election IN Nav
York CITY WAS enormou, som, ward. 20
turned moro votes for Buchanan than Their.
wsro loyal votes in the ward, Lach ras.