The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-09-21

POPULATION o. Bosrox.-Ths! population OF
Boston, according 10 the census lust taken. II
i7,9o2. In 1850. i3s,7ss. Increase In ten
years, 39,ii+.
Mn. Sunxxs At NE wrr.-lion. Charles
Sumner viii address the people Of Chicago, and
Ave other places In Illinois, to b desIgnatsd by
the Chicago Republican Committee, during the
present Presidential campaign.
~ An invitation has been forwarded 10 Miss
Harriet Lane. President Buchsnan's niece, to
open the Ball with the Prince Of Wales at tho
New York Academy Of Music.
Discovery or New PLASrr.- Washfngfon,
Sept IA new planet Vas discovered st tho
National Observatory, on Saturday night. Its
right Ascension Is 20 hours, minutes, and its
declination 3degrees q minutes South.
/ = York Co. Agricultural Society win hold
Its annual Cattle Show and Fair at ssco, tho
ID week in October, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 9th, 10th and iith.
= Washington city has now population
Of 40, $50 whites sed Jsi4 slaves, making to-
tai Of 81, 400, and . gain Of a ;397 since 1880.
The slaves have increased 800 the vhi,.. have
Increased nearly q, 900.
II Five hundred thousand families have
tested the efficacy Of Redding's Russia sslvo
In the cure Of burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, and
wound. Of every description. Sold every
where for Is cent, a box.
The THIRD Cosonr.',osAt piiHici'-fny-
four towns In the third district give fes'enden
$50 -. :. ,s,e majority a, 70 N,
Iohn.o, =, ,,... :. ,,o al, 49, To-. !, ,h.m
p....nd.,,. ,,n..,,,. IN =. ss1
~ '
y The two wings OF the Democratic party
In Wisconsin, have been dlsputing a. to which
Judge Gate OF that state belonged. lie has
settled The question: however, oy coming out
We refer our readers to the advertisement Of
Granville Mears, Agent for the sale Of tho
Shawmut Company's Clarine Coal Oil. From
his well known reputation In the business. we
can confidently recommend this oil to our read
srs As very superior article. Get o good burn
er, q good lamp, and good oil, and you win DO
aehsh'eu VIZ" 'N' a'S'''
A Coon 0Sk.-John p. Hale told good sto-
~ at Manchester tho other day. A clergy
man was preaching upon the duty Of carrying
christian principle into the politics and TO tho
polls. A democrat was In high dudgeon there
At, declaring that he had come out for "0h
Abe"
, - w p .,w.r., ~
county, Ohio, an old soldier Of the war Of 1912,
and . lifelong Democrat, has como out for
Lincoln, publishing card In which he says no
has waited long enough for his ancient marty
% ;mnrox. aud n. .dv,.r. NJ, h,s old fsrlov
soldiers, 10 do likewise spending 'ner iass (
years In the service Of an honest leader.
NornISo 10 wEAR.-rhe executors ola lady
namea pesmond' VINO u'e' ~ p'oup'on, Ins
iand' IN las. Nay so'a 'ne e,'raosunAiy nu ns
Oct OF lou s,'A ares'.s' Wv ,e"e' i.""' ~.
oohhe's anu .p"a,". VI wv pA.,' =. s'o ""
innumeisoe Aerenes sna ''"'n y, III 'o~'so'
the RAINBOW "nicn hs' oeen pu,vn"'ea W 'h'
deceased LADY WITHIN ten years u net aeaun-
STATE Snow AND PArR.-The State Agricul-
tural Society have arranged matters on tho
most liberal scale for its Show and Fair which
Is TO open IN Portland on Tuesday Of next week
tue H''n INST anu W commune 'o' '"' INV ,o
ioN."s u"ys. ou, - u',s "ss Gum. 80
eo","u "v"e. ., y v IT, - 81" ' - ;, =.
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A correspondent at Anderson, Ind, sends TO
the Trbuue the following account Of the condi-
ton Of politics In that State:
Indiana l, awake. In this place In two eve
n M above h T youhg men Jo,nea , ,hc
State where there Is not similar organizations.
isN iircain MI, ca,ry Indian Sy over 10 oo,
Indiana 10 not doubyul.'
San Acc,ps,,-A marty of A.. per,op, bo-
longing In Rockl.pd. Me-. returning from
..mn mse,,nv Al Nor,hno,t a, sunday IN am
opcn ..iI bos,. vcro cap,i,ei vhen opoo.i,.
b.rbor. and Mrs. DR.. Colby. Mrs.
Nancy Honkin, and Miss Jameson ver, drown
Al Mr.. THOMPSON and vita ver. ,a,si w
el;prinp TO the boat sfter being In the water
some thirty minutes, by a schooner bound to
New York. which carried them BACK 70 Cam
den.
por,r,c,I I,mrxnAxcr IN I,I,sou-A cor
Of the Chicago Pres. wiring from
). Pcvn, /" Give. detail, In ,.v,ri N An. m.,,-
,..,s,,or ., no,,,;c,I ;r,o,.,,n,. !, AZ, ..,,,o
:, I,,;,o;. a s.hh.,h a,h,,, ,,h,,vv ~. ~,
burned near Mount Vernon, because the books
we're regarded Is containing abolition doctrine.
School teachers dismissed and the salaries OF
ministers were curtailed on account OF their