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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-01

Mn. LINCOLN AT HoNE.-The Committee,
consisting Of the President of the Chicago Con-
yention, and the Chairmen Of the several Dele
cations. who went on Saturday to Springfield,
found that town all up in arms. The delega-
ton (says q correspondent ofthe Boston Journ-
all was met by crowd of citizens, with bands
Of Emusic, together with the usual signs Of en-
thusiasm presented by . multitude half crazy
over victory. The citizens formed process
sion, headed by the Springfield Band, and i'm
mclia,ely followed the young men, each carry
ing one OF old Abe's rails, while the older boys
amused themselves with firing rockets and blue
lights, along the route OF the procession. AT
every point the cheering was tremendous, and
most Of the public buildings, and many private
houses were brilliantly illuminated.
"Mr. Lincoln's re 'ponse to the committee
was reat and to the point. His manner was
pleasing, and in all respects becoming man
who had just been the recipient Of such distin-
guished honor. lie met his friends cordially
and impressed every one with his honesty OF
"Mr. Lincoln resides in a neat frame house
that we should think would be worth about
three thous and to build in Massachusetts,. Al
though greatly beloved by his towns people,
he evidently cares little for display. Standing
in the centerlOf the group OF friends who wait
ell upon him, he appeared like giant. Gov.
Morgan, Of New York, is tall man, but Lin
coin looked upon him from great eminence.
his height is SIX feet four inches"
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The Augusta Age on senator Haml,n,


The Augusta Age the then official paper Of
its psrty-the Democratic organ. Of August q
1850. thus congratulated its party upon the
election Of Mr.. Hamlin to the Senate:
"Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. the regular Demo
cratic nominee for the U. s. Senate, was elected
In both Houses Of the Legislature on Thursday
last.
We congratulate the Democracy OF the State
upon the result We rejoice that the question
has been finally disposed Of In manner CON-
formable TO the wishes and expectations OF
great majority Of the Democratic party Of
Maine.
The failure TO elect Mr.. Hamlin at an earlier
period in the session was occasioned by the re
fusal ofa small portion of the Democratic
msnbsTs 10 support hin, the preteIt of their
oppositios BEING THE OPINIONS HE EN-
TERTAINED UPON THE SUBJECT OF THE
EXTENSION OF SLAVERY, and the determi-
nation which he cherished Of obeying the reso-
lutions Of instruction passed by the last Legs
lature in relation To that subject.
Amer repeated attempts to effect an election
hal been made without success, several mem
bers Of the free soil party, believing chat there
was an attempt on the part Of the Democrats
opposed to Mr.. Hamlin 10 cut Aim dorm, IN
CONSEQUENCE OF HIS OPPOSITION TO
THE INTRODUCTION OF SLAVERY INTO
TERRITORY NOW FREE, although not con-
curing with him in political opinions, ,olun-
tarily gave him their votes, amounting 20 ten
in the House Of Representatives, and three In
the Senate, which secured his election. IL was
certainly an act ofmsgnanimity, which cannot
Gail 20 be appreciated, and particularly rs Il
was a free win offering (from men who are in
an opposing political organiIation) To MIR.
HAMLIN FOR HIS FIRM ADHERENCE To
PRINCIPLES HELD IN COMMON BY THEM
WITH THE GREAT MASS OF THE PEOPLE
OF THE NORTH. IRRESPECTIVE OF PAR
TY DISTINCTIONS"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Ann DE,rH.-The last
evening northern express train, which leaves
the Middlesex street depot at O'Clock, run
over man Just as il WAS leaving the depot
From Superintendent Rolfe we learn the follow
ing facts in the case The mans name was
Melville IIanscom, and he belonged in Chelsea.
Mass. lie came 20 this city on Tuesday, To sell
a new kind Of ysrnish. and Intended to take
the train for Boston, but being little belated,
he attempted to get ON TO the cars after they
had started. lie succeeded in reaching the for
ward end Of the last car, where he hung by his
hands, until his foot caught in the rail, pulling
him of, AMI rolling him under the car, break
ing both legs below the knees, and running
over his right hand. lie WAS taken TO the hos
pital, but being very weak and faint, IL was
thought best not To amputate his legs then,
but allow him time to rally little. He grad
usny failed. however, and expired about nine
O'Clock. last evening, after giving his name
aud residence, and requesting that bis wife
might be sent Cor. She arrived here between
four and Ave o'clock this morning. His body
will be taken TO Elliot, Me-, where his parents
reside. and where he has ehild.-LoreH Cit
izen.
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PAPER Mill AT SAccARArrA Burnt UP.-ws
learn from the Portland Advertiser that the
large paper mill at Saecarappa, occupied by
Mr.. Josiah y. Day. OF Portland, Was totally
destroyed by ERE Saturday forenoon. The FIRE
took in the upper story Of the mill, in the room
used for cleansing and preparing the rags for
manufacture. About twenty minutes after the
workmen hal lett the room, FIRE Was discovered
from the outside OF the building, and the whole
upper part was instantly wrapped in aames.-
The mill WAS stopped in order 20 set the force
pump at work, large one with suitable hose
being attached TO the mill: but before they
could get this pump at work the FIRE had over
powered them. and was beyond the control OF
one srvsm Of water. The building was four
stories high, Of wood; and about one hundred
feet long. II Was formerly used rs y cotton
factory. A small porti"n Of the stock and pa
per in the lower part Of the mill was removed.
but the machinery aud mill were entirely des-
troyed. Mr.. Day hid sn,7oo insured GU the
mill. machinery and stock; $1,000 at John L
Dow's agency, win: at Homestead, Conway,
Kensiugiou. and Charter Oak oifces; and Si,-
500 a, W. II. Foye's agency. at Security and
Peoples Offices Estimated loss So, 900.
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Later from Europe.

Steamship Palestine. from Liverpool 10th,
via Queenstown 18th passed Farther Point, yes
terday, en- route to ouebec.
The news Is interesting. Gsribaldi, with over
under the are Of two Neapolitan friratcs. One
of Garibsldi's steamers vas captured aud the
other VAS sunk. The volunteers Who landed.
werr. at the moment Of the departure OF the
mails. fighting with the royal troops.
Col. Nedici ras forwarding preparations fOr
n second expedition, and si1 thousand Nolun-
teer, had already been enrolled.
II Vas asserted that diplomatic representa-.
lions made to Piedmont would decide the gov,
ernment 10 prevent the departure of the secont
expedition. Great agitation prevailed ct Ma
pies and Palermo.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, oath nit. by Rev. c. Tenncy, MR
Gro. A. q. RANDALL, Of Portland, 70 Miss ABBii
BuRNHAs, Of this city.
In this city. 18th ult, by Rev. G. Tenney, Mr.
Chasw W. Bolter, OF this city, TO Miss Alice A. Her
rick, Of Norway,
In this city. 18th ult.. by Rev. G. &. Mason, Mr
Daniel L. johnson, OF SacO, to Miss Ann Il. Ross,
this city.
In this city 10Th ult., by George II. Knowlton
Esq, Mr.. Marshall SihTier. to Miss Jane w. Tur
ner.
In Saeo. 18th ult., by Rev. q. Mason, Mr.. Charles
h Page, to Miss sarah L. Doane, both Of this city
In kennebunkpOrt, by Rev. L. Worth, Mr.. Albert
L. Pettengill. OF boston, to Miss Phebe l.. Hail. o.
kennebunkport
In Portsmouth, sth ult.. bp Rev. Hall, Mr.. Sam
uel W. Cottlr to Miss Alkaline Trefethen.'
In North Eliot, Goth ult, Samuel j. Brown, Esq.
OF Eliot TO Miss Elizabeth Corner, OF South Dos
ton.
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NATIONAL CosxIrrkE-The following gen
tlemen were elected at Chicago % the National
Republican Committee for the next four years.
Pennsyivania Is alone untitled
Maine, C. J. Gilman; New Hampshire. q. q.
Pogy; Vermont, L Brainsrd; Massachusetts,.
JZ Goodrich; Rhode Island. +: q Turner;
Consectieut, Gideon Wells; New York, 4. ID.
Morgan; New Jersey, Dcnning puer; Mary
land, J. waggoner; Delaware, ". ID Smith
ers; Virginia, Alfred CALDWELL; Nebraska, D.
II Irish; kentueky, 9: N. Clay; Ohio. Thomas
spconer; Indiana, 8. Meredith; Missouri, Asa
&. Jones; Michigan, Austin Blair; Illinois, N.
Ii. Judd; Texas, ID. Henderson; Wisconsin,
Carl sehurs; Iowa A. J Stevens; California. d
W. Cheesman; Kansas, VIM. A Phillipps; Dis
tricf Columbia, J. GsriArds.
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. j. DUPONCGS GOLDEN PILLS
ron rr>fkIpS
EOR FEMALES.

,rn.Ilipls In correcting irregularities and remov
ing obstructions FROM whatever cause and always
successful A. q preventive. ,.,
The above named GoLDES Pitts have been used
In IN. Private Practice OF Dr. DuroSco for over
rHIRrY YsIRs with unparalleled SrccEss In ~
every case and Il Is only at the earnest ,oic-
itatlOa Of THOUSANDS Uf LADIES Who have
them Public, by appointing agents and advertising
them IN order that All who may be suffering from
me above complaints may and In the above Piis
quently, he has appointed an agent In every city
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
sold ny Dr. 4 q. STEVENS, (Druryi.t) Liberty ST..
Gsasrai xyspf for Riid,ferf asd SsSo
Ladies by sending him tiIoo through tho Bid.
S,ssd Pest ofss, can have the PILLS sent them
f,itsd don't touch them unless you see the sigma
ture Of 8. ID. Howe on every bon-Au Others arc
unsafe. 6mlu
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GaElr RospEsr IN Bosros.-On Sunday
night, the store of Josiah Cooling, 50 WASH
ington street, Boston, was robbed OF about
81, 700 worth Of goods. Among the articles
stolen were about one hundred gold watches,
and about forty silver watches, the whole VAL
ued at about 5000; three diamond pins worth
500 each; from seventy-6Se to one hundred
gold vest chains. and about the same number OF
ladies' neck chains, the latter Yer, hong; two
entire trays Of ladies' finger rings, one tray OF
gea,lenen's seal rings. and variety OF other
articl..
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THE UNION AND JOURNAL,
Brighton Market-M.y "a.

Brighton Market--May Cd.
At market, hoo Bseves, 100 Stores, 1000 sheep
400 Swine.
PRIcrs-Beef attle-Extra, 81 rs FIRST quality,
q 50 q s. % second, Sc 20 q 81 Oh third. y "
500.
Working OIen-tso, 90 500.
Mich Cows-fl0 q - common, ti9a II.
Veal Calyes-s2GO, 81 on, 500, s. 20.
Yearlisss-t00s 90; two years old sE W
three years old So ~.
Hides-eic 7per ID. Calf skins-ii l2c per
Ii.
Sheep and lambs-si Soa2 80 extra :, % 100,
a5i0.
Pelts-sO 20 a 81 rs each.
Swine-Stores wholesale. Ct a ~ retail a &c
Spring Pigs loc retail 10 lie.
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School ExuipirioS.-On Thursday night Of
last week the Grammar Schools taught by Mr..
Locke and Mr.. Hsines OF this city, gave a joint
e1hiLi,ioa consisting vi declarations, dialogues,
singing &C., by their pupils. We lea n that
there xss goodly number present., and that
the exhibition passed. oH to the satisfaction and
delight Of all. All Who were present give q
general verdict Of unqualified approval
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DIR. e.. ii. SIIOLES,
PROFESSOR OF DlSElSES OF W0MEN,

ThUTDNUh vi DlSblcbs WI """b'f
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertis-
ing in Boston, gives p irticular attention to Dis
eases of Women, esI e,ially those suffering from
any disarrangement o. the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM.
Married or single ladies may apply with safety
and in confidence, 4 r relief from the many mis-
fortunes peculiar to the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
I have prepared melcine for the purpose
Of regulate the Monthly Sickness, which ]
have usei for the s. ten years with the most
unbOundcd success. The following recommend
alton Is sufficient:
"Its uniform 81 cess, even In extreme cases,
IL ms astonishing ~ II Is satisfactory. jour
nal Of I'm. Ned. Science.
have hundreds Of private assurances OF the
same happy results, but for obvious rea-
sons cannot place them before the public.
Il Is the very best thing knOsn for the pur-
pose. and in ease OF obstruction. after all other
means have failed, will produce the desired ef-
feet A cure Is guaranteed in all cdse., or the
price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, and
perfectly safe at all times.
CAUTION.-Ncver purchase any medicine OF
this nature Of any one, IL lcit about the coun
try for sale. Such Puts and DROrs are deserv
ing Of no conf lence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms Tor
those who wish To remain under my care.
Address DR.. c. II. sII0LEs, III Court St..
Boston, May %, $500. iyr22
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~ An artist. namej Pike White, ~ssi,ed tho
White Mountains last summer, and on leaving
his hotel vas indebted to the landlord tor SIS
board, for which he leh one Of his sketches in
payment. The picture has been since sold for
si25. and the honest landlord adyertises in a
New York paper that the artist can have the
old nancy ON application.
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Bo.ton NIarket--Nfay 60.

FLorn.-Ssies Of common brands Western, a.
& q Is u nncy brands at IS 80 O IS 52i ex-
ira As rs IS 2a and superior at 90 IS ass 90 per
Sbl Southern Il drm At ts.2s 500 for fancy,
ss rs . FOR extras, and 81 sOas75 for superior
conS.-Ysliou. o'sso7 ss per bush white so'0s
oArs.-Northern and Canada &c i7e per bush
RYE.-Sss Q % per bush.
HAYs-kAstern has advanced, with sAles at 81 90
Per ton.
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JOHN LEIGH, President.
FEMALE HEALTH FEMALE HEALTH

FEMALE HEALTH FEMALE HEALTH
Thousands offemales suffer from arrangements
peculisr 20 the sex. First, and most common
among these IL, FEMALE WEAKSEssO or WHITES, or
LrucoRRuKA, with its constant attendants, Lassi-
tude, ProstratiOn. Lame or Weak back, and General
Debility. No one can be entirely well who thus
suffers and in hundreds ofcases health Is utterly
undermined. Old.sehool medicines and drugs do
but little good-oren much injury but iiumph-
reys' Specific homeopathic Female Pills are jus
the thing. relieving promptly, aud curing perman-
entity. A dollars worth will do moro good than
quart, OF nOstrums, or six months attendance on
doctor. six boxes Tor 81. single boxes % cents.
MA fall set OF iIrsrHRErs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIES, with Book Of Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, In largo walls, morocco case,
s. do. in plain case, case of fifteen boxes, and
book s.
These Remedies, by the sIsgle box or case, are
sent by mail or express free Of charge, to any ad
dress, on receipt Ofprice Address
DR HUMPnREys 4 co,
No. So broadway, New-York.
Sold by A sawyer. Biddeford. iw2l
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TIE
ONLY PREPA R ALTON
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grow. more and mere Popular e'.
cry Day:

cry Day:
And testimonials, new. and almost without num-
Der might be given from ladies and gentlemen In
ali cradles of society, whose united testimony none
could resist that Prof Woods Hair Restorative will
restore the bald and grey and preserve the hair oil
the youth 10 old age, In all Its youthfui beauty.
BAuLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. 81, 1883.
Ppoy wooD Thee wilt please accepta line to
inform thee that the hair on my head all fell on
over twenty years ago caused by complicated
chronic disease, attended with an eruption on the
head A continual course or suffering through life
having reduced me 10 state Of dependence. have
not been able To obtain stuff for caps, neither have
been able 10 do them up, In consequence OF which
my head has suffered extremely nom cold; This
Induced me TO pay briggs Hodges almost the last
cent had on earth for two dollar bottle OF the
Hair Restorative about the first OF August last
have faithfully followed the directions, and the bald
,pot h now covered with hair thick and black, tho
short IL Is also coming In all over my head. Feel.
Ing confident that another large bottle would re
store Il entirely and permanently. cel anxious To
perseyere in it, use, and being destitute OF means
10 purchase any more. l would ask thee u thee
woulJst not be willing to send an order on thine
ta-ens for bottle and receive to thyself the scrip
kure declaration 1.-THE reward Is to those that are
ind TO the widow and the fatherless.
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fuie gnsurante.
Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MA Rim 81
INSURAN & + CO.,
OF MAI NE.

STOCK DEPART
,,,,o,,,ad C,n,tal sgoOD0j
Capital subscribed and secured, .SS't''o
The business Of the Company at present common
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed US orgnn'rsuon
!, now prepared 10 issue policies on lnlana saw ~,
Inland Insurance on Goods b. all parts ~ the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings. Furniture.
Warehouses Public Buildings, Mills, Manuaeto-
ries, stores. Merchandise, ships In port OF while
building. and other property. OF as favorable terms
as the nature OF the risk will admit.
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from ~
"A per cent for years, costing only from To ~
cents per year on 500 Insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and assessmen ts made on the AZ
sured. Losses paid with promptnc's. The Comps
ny trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF Its losses to secure continuance Of the publlc
confidence. -
IToS. JOHN n. GOODWIN, President.
OBED y. MILLER, Vice President
SIMPLIFY w. KICKER, secretary.
BiddefoId and saco Agency. once city BANK
building, Biddeiord.
fl6 RUFUS SMALL. Agent
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snmmar Arrangements.

Summer Arrangements.
IN and amer Monday, April ID, 1890 Passenger
UTnins viii run daily Qandays szesptsd) ~ fol.
lowsi
Ls.rs Por.l.ndtfe. Diddsf0rd,.! 'o,sSAN-
and 100 p. N.
3DP.M. u
and 7.i3 N.
Freight Trains each way daily
sACo AND BIDDEFORD TRAINS.
Leave Portland for saeo and Biddef'rd at'So
Biddsford for Portland at 90 A. ".
Mondays. Wednesdays. and fridays S'.a nn
Boat train leaves Portland at o'clock. r. ~. sna
on the arrival Of the Boat from Bangor. leaves pos
ton zane days at O'Clock. y. NJ. These tfsins
will take and leave passengers 81 way stations
JOHN RUSsELL- Jr,
suPERISrEsoESr.
Portland. April 2. Isso. i9"u
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

Iron the pasture OF VIM. y. Freeman, on Sun.
L day the nth inst. light red Mare Colt, with
dark name and tail and small star In the fore.
head. said colt Is three years old, weighs ABOUT
$50 lbs, is very handsome. and partly broken 70
harness ANY person finding the above colt will he
suitably rewarded by addressing the subscriber NJ
Biddef0rl. REMEMBRANCE LEIGHTON.
BiddefOrd, June |, 1861 2ju
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DIR. e.. ii. SIIOIES,
ECLECTIC INFIRMARH
f27 COURT STREET,

poston. Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the
last fiftecn years, 10 the treatment Of the gent
io.urinaryoryans, and having hal large prac'
tice in this speciality, claim the best possible
advantages for treatment the world has set dis
covered.
I have hecn advised by our best medical met
to advertise my remedies for the people gene
rally, from the fact those rh0 most nee I my SER
ricss dare aOi ask a friend rhere 10 dT'c
them.
TO THE InrorESr AID DEDILIrArrp.
Sperm ,torrhra, or Seminal Weakness
divide into three stages
Ist. N,aurLY EMISSIONS. which my Eclectic
Life Drops will cure In very short time, WITH
out falur.
VI. DAILY Discharges. There are more
cases az mi. than the world is aware Of. Some
nf the ,ymptoms are high-colorcl aud scanty
excavations frOm the bladder, with q smartinc
.ens,tion attending IL, sometimes with turbid
sediment, and ut others milk-lke appearance.
have analysed many specimens OF this nature,
and in all cases have found traces Of Semen
md Albumen, which Is NJ sure Ia produce death
A. Consumption, unless II Is checked BY medi-
cal treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE ~ TINE.
ID. Loss or Muscular PowEn. Such cases
may be cured by similar means u the patent
be In otherwise tolerable health:
Best French Preventative at low prices.
See my advertisement In the Boston Herald,
and YOU can learn q more full description OF
such cases.
Adir,., c. n. sHoLEs, NJ. D., ig7 Court
Street, Boston. 100. "a,
Boston, May Is. 1870. iyr2'
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGfMEN,
n, IN. eeBe.sv of The Peruvian Syrup and the ben.
$3.50 ,-,r, ~. ,,.,
ehu they nave aerNeo run iS use'
NJ. ,ouN ptrRpoNr M.dso,d Mssa-i,s sfhesey In Salt
ny; son., "a sah., c.,.nsons isssssea
A" nnc,, n,,srnv p..,., N... ns .nsesey In
n.y. WAhhLN SvnLv ,.,s nnn1...,or Nsursisis Nerv-
sr,is snd 8snssi UStlntyI IL Vsius 70 Cisf-
vsm.n -
.ur,urp N rt,r rp Ia rmesey IN Nervous Head.
Rev; An , N.,,aa,nsss substi,us Tor AIeohola
si,, mi Gsns1.i nsbty, IL Value 10 Cisrgymsn.
ep's s.s.ss,a 4. ynpr e......u,. Ma. -Curs for
Rev. AUGUSTUS rorh, eomsNhs' "A-S' w
Bolls and General Demnv' "a. rr..
Rev, GURDON ROBBINS, Hartford, Conn.-In Lmsssy
sa,s.s ior Alsoholie samSl.ns. -. al I'm.
Rev n s,1sns,h Mar TYPHOID Fever
NJ, TiIoM wHITTEMoRE, Boston, Mass-Is Uss and
Value Psrsiyas, Dy.Psps and Dropsy on re Css.s is
~ N,srl
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N, Universal Cough Remedy, are now fairly
before the world Read the pamphlets to be
s,,.d 18th all dealers. See advertisement
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s.nrrrne Judicial Court.


The Nay term Of the Supreme judicial Cour'
for this county. commenced is session on Tues
d.y. las, week. his Honor. Judge Gocdenow'
presiding.
The Grand Jury Is the same Is last term
The Traverse Jurics we're emPsnneied Is '''-
lows:
FIRST rASri-
Usher A. Hall. Alfred, Foreman.
Solomon Allen, Sanford.
William Boothby. Limington.
David Curtis, Jr., kenneoahN.
Ianna,J Colcord, South Berwick.
simon y. Chick, Lebanon.
IVORY Emery, marlborough,
Abraham GoodAle, End, WeilS
James Go~eil, Berw -.
Jaseph Ham, Kennebunkport.
wentworth Haley. Kittery.
David Flood, Buxton.
SECOND PANEL
Mark NOVEL;, North Berwick. Foreman.
Enoch L. Deerng, SAGE.
Almon Lord, PArsonsheld.
Edward II. Loud, Newheld.
Joseph Parsons, Parsonshea.
Grin Psrcher, Saco.
Ivory Ridley, Shapleigh.
Isaiah Shorey, South Berwick.
Rufus Small, Biddctord.
William Taylor, Lyman.
Elkanah ID. witham, York.
Amos Written, Biddeford.
surkRSusrR,RIEs.
John z. Staples, Eliot.
John Gaines, Saco.
Daniel Goldthwait. Biddeford.
Jacob Rumery. Hollis.
Samuel r. Small, Cornish.
The docket Vas called soon after the empan-
ueling Of the Juries. There were upon the con-
tinued docket 100 actions. upon the trial dock
ct $50 actions and upon the docket Of new Gu
tres 25t actions
The srst Jury trial Was tried on Thursday,
Pm.
The Reporter of,h Democrat says;
The chief event Of the term thus far Was the
perewptory hning, by the Court, Of several
members Of the bar for contempt, in other
words. for making loud talk when In fact they
should not have talked nj all. The culprit gen
'tlemea tosk the matter cody, however, and
promptly paid the 6ne Of five dollars, or offer
cd 20, ssd since that time by their good beha-
yior have won the esteem Of the Juries aud the
appreciation of the Court. IL is a matter of
pleasure to the majority Of those in attendance
during the taking place Of the event Just allu-
ded 10, 90 observe and learn that the only men-
bers Of the bar that were fined for the Aforesaid
disorierly conduct were those who boarded at
Bsrry's, whose Hotel has been very much
erorded during the week. They say. "Bsrry
ksolvs kov 10 keep Hotel"