The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-30

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Nrw oHIO STATE iouss' The ne"
state house in cOlnmbas, ohio' was opened
q, the Inauguration OF The slate governments
A grand Inauguration ball was given In the
evening, for which twenty thousand tickets
for admission were Issued. A faint concept
ion of,he magnitude oi,his magnificent ed
ifce may DO derived from the statement that
i, is 3ol feet long by 1874 feet wide, and
covers an area Of nearly $4,000 Feet 1t is
estimated that the appropriations already
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' ,oes S'"' ~ 80, go 81
anI 81 on.io.,n, ,r,d;r, a,d o,n.msn,;,,
,h. .,or,d. a, s,5o ooo more making ,bs
Grand total os,bs whole cos, Of the new
state house 10 be 81 C22, $50 90.
PRETTY CUSTOM OF rnr POLISH URLS
At Warsaw, the annual iete OF 'uoating
crowns was recently celebrated, and II at
'raeted, rs usual large crowd oil spectators
OF all Glasses III consists Oh the young grs
OF the ci'y carrying wroa'nS Oh Roses decker
Win riooons, 10 he 'istuia, casting hein
are carried away by the current. The man
ner in which they are Lorne alons bv the
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destiny oil those TO whom they boiong' and
accordingly the girls make demonstrations
of ioy or sorrow. 4 somewhat similar prac-
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sas VIII successfully resist the Efforts Oh the
administration to force slavery upon the
terri,orv grows s.ronyar The Riebmond
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eHOrts' aAcs ne" SFOunu' "h''h aii'unS
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io' "'Ae iOns W CRUSH out ii 'no ''00 SS''''
tue party 'ha' "''o'nP'S 70 put IN Pr'e'''e
h'O'''''''' 'ON'""'
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T Ine Jaw ~ Ions sn -, 1no $500 .S' VI tL
ouarter:. eirhths. and sixtsenths of n dol.
lar. shall DOT be received but az the rate of
~, 10, and cents. IA
We understand that in compliance with !
teso instructions, THESE CONS wlii 90 re-
r. 49,. ~ ,.o I -, ,dV "I anu o I'm,
These coins after being received at the .
public Offices cannot be re-issued, but must, r
to be rc-coined into American money ID
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dptv or 10 nor cont. nd valorcm. ON the
c,I,owi,, articles .-WooI smear bsmp
lead and alt The other articles mr., 20 re-
main the same as under the former bill, ex-
cept those under the 100 per cent. schedule, =
which are reduced to 50 per cent.
S,mror 5;oJ =, Wosh;r,,o, ., TUESDAY
last Uo s,r,ncIcJ ~ dsatb He had been
,uf,.r;po e,r a r,w DAVIS from the effects of n
severe cold and was seized ri.h a violent =
croup and died in about 10 minutes, suffer =
inc intensely. Considerable excitement it r
IS said, was produced at Washington by
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q Cur readers will please notice in our
advertising columns this week, the adver- .
tiscment OF MIR. Primes job machine shop, t
and iron railing and fence making establish
ment at the Steam Mill in Biddciord also,
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rrhe st, Louis Democrat says that the q
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