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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-11-01

INTERESTING IRON GEORGIA. A correspOn-
dent Of the Boston Advertiser furnishes the
following information:
Private advices indicate that Gov. Brown
has been reelected in opposition to or in
spite OF the wishes Of JEFF. Davis. Gov.
brown is a native OF South Carolina, and
therefore an ultra upholder of state rights
and state sovereignty. AS he opposed the
sending Of Georgia soldiers into Virginia, he
may now call them home for state defence.
In fact, shOulds the government make yigOr-
Gus and efficient attacks ON the Southern
coast. there seems likelihood that Virginia
will be abandoned and have TO fight her own
battles. Poor old Virginia! Her ill;judS.
Ing leaders may he glad to make terms with
the government for themselves before long.
Everything points to the importance OF yigor-
Gus measures and prompt movements OF our
people in supper; Of the national arms.
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lions Herald.

Zion's Herald discusses the question. Can
nations perish? The editor rebukcs the pride
OF the American people who have been ac-
customed to put their trust in their liberty,
institutions. inventions, and accumuations,
instead OF looking to God. lie reminds us
that we occupy soil on which nations have
already persisted, and that we have vices
which are malignant enough to destroy us.
Among these he properly puts RIGHTEOUSNESS
prominent, and charges slavery with promot-
ing il in the South. Indeed this is one Of
the worst evils which result from that pro-
life fountain Of wrong and sorrow. Liccn-
tiousness must needs exist when large part
of the population are legally incapable OF
contracting marriage; but the evil is not
confined to the slave states. ln.emperance
is another evil on which The editor comments
and he dwells upon the violations OF physic-
al and mental laws 50 common in manuiac-
turing districts and among educated classes
excessive idlencss or excessive industry, ex.
cessiye thinking or defective culture-as
causes Of national decline. Theeditor dwells
lastly and strongly upon political corruption
as the chief danger OF the nation, and gives
wholesome and timely adyicc.-Zion's Ado.
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Ordination n, springvale.

Mr.. Thomas w. Emerson. Of Saeo, was Or
dsined As pastor OF the Baptist Church and
Society, at Spriugyale on Wednesday. the sd
Of October. The Council was Organized BY
choosing Rev. L. Worth. Moderator, and Rev.
G. X. Potter, Scribe. The examination OF the
candidate was verv satisfactory. Exercises OF
ordination as follows: Reading Scriptures. by
Rev. silas Ilsley Prayer. by Rev. Cyrus Case.
Wells; Sermon. by Rev. Josiah Kelley. saeo;
ordainipg prayer, BY Rev. 5. G. Sargent. Hal.
lowell; Charge to the candidate, by Rev. Z.
Worth. Kennebunk; Hand Of Fellowship, by
Rev. A. X. Potter, South Berwick; Address to
Church and Society by Rev. I. NJ. Thompson.
Alfred; Concluding prayer by Rev. ID. +. Hub
bOrd, shapleigh; BeneiictiOn BY the Candidate
Cox.
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To the Hon. Court of County Commi'sloners
for the Couniyof York, 10 be held at dLIrsd,
pithfn and for .aid County, on the u Tues
dag Of October, A. ID. 1861;
RESPECTFULLY show the undersigned,
IL that q petition by us signed, praying for
the Selectmen Of the town Of Acton. In said
County, to lay out townway for the inhablt-
ants OF said town, beginning at or near the APP
pie tree standing by the road side near the
dwelling. house Of Aaron witham, In said town,
and thence running Northerly over lands OF
samuel s. Hart, Aaron William, James Berry,
Asa Jewett, and Luther and John wiggin, to
the Salmon Falls river, near q hemlock tree
marked X, In said town, AMI the Selectmen
aforesaid, having unreasorably neglected and
refused to lay out the townwsy rs Aforesaid, as
will appear by our petition to them to lay out
the same dated September ID, AID. 1851 we, the
petitioners aforesaid are aggrieyed, and request
your honorable board to view said route and
proceed and act thereon as Is provided by the
Statutes of the State Of Maine In such cases.
SAMUEL s. HART,
and @ others.
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- The young lady who had thousand
acres Of valuable land, which the young man
said was sufficient grounds for attachment. did
not marry as well as the Young lady without a
fortune. who hal learned to discard al kinds
OF Saleratus or soda, save Herr'ek Aliens Gold
Medal saleratus. which has no equal on this or
the other Continent. Go, ye young ladies and
do likewise, aud Dame Fortune will smile on
you also. Everybody retails il. and most Of
the wholesale Grocers Wholesale it. Depot III
Liberty Street, New York.
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YoRH, S.
Al a Court of County Commissionsrs, begun
and heidot Alfred, for and within the Coun-
ty Of York, on the second Tuesday Of Oefo-
Der, A. ID. 1861:
an the foregoing petition, It is considered
" by the Commissioners that the petitioner.
are responsible, and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth In their petition,
and therefore order, That the petitioners give
notice to all persons and corporations Interest,"
cd, that the County Commissioners will meet at
the dwelling. house Of Ivory Written, In Ken
nebunkport, In said County Of York, on Tues
day, the twenty-sixth dayof November, a. ID.
1861, ut ten o'clock A. NJ, when they will pro-
coed 10 view the route set forth In the petition,
and Immediately after such view, ut some con-
yenient place in the vicinity, will give hearing
TO the parties and their witnesses. Said notice
to be by causing copies Of said petition and this
order of notice thereon, To be served upon the
Town Clerk Of Kennebunkport, IN said County
Of York, and also by posting up copies OF
the same in three public places In said town,
and publishing the same three weeks sue
cossiyely In the Union and Journal, q news
paper printed in Biddeford, In said County
Of York, the first of said publications, and each
of tho other notices to be ut least thirty days
before the time If said meeting, that oil per-
sons may then and there be present and shew
cause, IL any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
Attest: G. b. LORD, Clerk.
Copy of the petition and order Of Court thereon.
43 Attest: c. d. Lord, CLERK.
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Y The st. Louis Democrat thus describes
new gunboat which has just been sent up
the Missouri river:
The gunboat New Era, a terrible engine
Of destruction, LEFT yesterday afternoon for
Missouri River drawing three and u half
feet Of wanr and will Navigate the Missouri
with ease. IL has 800 men on board, all
prepared with rifles for deadly conflict, every
man being splendid marksman. The vessel
is shot and shell proof, and has speed enough
to select her own position, with CELEBRITY and
precision. The engines. boilers and wheels
are all protected beyond any peradventure
by all Others ON board, will be in no danger
whatever frOm bullets FROM shore.
Her fine Dahlgreen guns, eighty-four
Founders, are all in place, under bomb proof
decks, and being directed by experienced
gunners, will destroy with the greatest ease
any obstacle within distance ofthrec miles.
The New Era will prove an invaluable insti-
tuition ON the Missouri. She can't be sunk,
burned, nor blown up.
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pOLYVICXL KIND FAMlLY NEWSPAPER.
To the Hon. County Comm,'nonsrs Of the
. County Of York;

County or York;
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the undersigned
IL that they are inhabitants OF the town OF
Kennebunkport, In said County. and as such
that they, within one year from the making OF
this petition, petitioned the municipal oincers
Of the town Of Kennebunkport Aforesaid, ia
writing, TO lay out townway In said town, %.
ginning ut an angle In the highway between the
houses OF Issachar Drown and Benjamin fer-
kins, Jr.; thence Sou,herly aud terminating IN
the highway near the Robinson school-house;
and that such proceedings and notice Was given
and had by said municipal officers that they were
duly authorized to lay out the way thus prayed
for, AID thereafter, on the third day OF May,
A. ID 1861, laid out said way, and on the 18th
day Of June, 1861, made report thereof. with
the boundaries and almeasurements Ms follows,
20 wit: Beginning at the angle In the highway
Westerly from the house of Issachar Drown,
and near the gate leading TO the house Ct James
II. Benson; thence across the road recently laid
out by the County Commissioners, and land OF
Benjamin Perkins, Jr., s. 47e W. % rods to .
hub near an apple tree; th.nces 5. Az VITO Ahs no
near an oak. ~ rods; thence same course 80
rods to hub near maple; thence 8. II u W.
% rods, to thorn bush In the partition fence
Of Benz. Perkins, Jr.; thence 3. 80 W. II
rods, to o hub near the house Of Daniel Per-
kins, Jr.; thence y. 25ie w. 50 rods and links.
to the pasture fence OF George Smith; thence
same course IA rods and II links " huh;
thence 3. $50 w. 80 rods, TO hub near . large
rock; thence 8. 46o w. 81 rods and links, to
land Of Ira Deering; thence same course 2rods
and Ia links, across said behring's to the high
way near the Robinson school-house. The line
described to be the middle Of the highway, and
said way to be two and onehalf rods wide, and
awarded the several owners Of lands over which
said way was located their several damages,
and on said 18th day Of June, 1861 they filed
said report Of said location with the Town Clerk
Of said town. ,
That upon the Goth day Of June, A. d: 1851,
the inhabitants Of said town, being duly and
legally convened for the purpose, among other
things, to see II the town will vote to accept OF
the townway LAID out by the selecimen OF said
town on the third day Of May last. on the Pc
ton Of Ivory Written and others, unreasoua.
bly, refused TO accept said way 30 laid out.
Wherefore, the undersigned, being thereby
aggrieved. petition your honors to come on aud
view said premises, aud act thereon rs Is pro-
vided respecting highways, and make loca-
ton as prayed tor By said petition.
IVORY WRITTEN,
and others.
Kennsbunkport, June "a, 1861.
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PAY WANTED.


For number of months past the weekly expen-
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nal have been very much in advance OF the re-
eelpts Aware OF the hardness OF tho times, and OF
the Inconvenience Il would be 10 some TO make pay
ment, at time OF the year when money Is gene
rally scarce with one class OF our subsctibers-the
hrmers-we have endeayOred ~ get along without
pressing the collection OF our dues. We have pre-
ferred To suffer some oursef, rather than to put
our Subscribers to Inconvenience. The time has
now come when ws need what IL our due, and We
give every subscriber who Is indebted for the ps-
per. and all Others who owe us for advertising OF
lob work an earnest and afectonatc invitation 10
help US In this emergency. by the speedy payne
OF their bills. Our paper.maker wants money. cur
Office help wants money. ind We need little our
self for family expenses. A moiety OF what 10 due
us would rejoice our hearts and make US feel that
the publication OF q paper Is no burden. we
earnestly entreat those who are back, 10 pay US
Money sent US by mail always reaches US.
Subscribers living in the vicinity can pay us IN
wood potatoes, or country produce, they choose
We trust that this earnest and aectionate invita-
ton will not be disregarded.
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Notice to Foreclose a Mortgage.

WHEREAS John C. Kimball Of Lyman. by his
w deed dated March 2lst. 1857. conveyed 10 Ben
jamln ID. Goodwin aud Ivory Goodwin In fee and
mortgage, certain lot ofland, situated In dayton
in the county OF York, bounded by the highway
leading by the House OF John s Murch TO Good
wins Mills. by land Ofvalentlne Hill. and Leonard
Ford. and by land OF said Muroh, containing about
c aeres-reference 10 said deed recorded In Book
252 page rs OF York County Registry OF Deeds
And whereas said Ivory Goodwin ON the 18th OF
March A. ID. 1859 assigned 20 said Benjamin ID.
Goodwin all his interest in said mortgage.
Now Benjamin ID. Goodwin. mortgage and as
sgnee. aforesaid, hereby give nstlce that calm
foreclosure OF the same, the conditions thereof
being broken.
BENJAMIN ID. GOODWIN.
August 9th, 1861. 3wiJ'
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MARRIAGES..
In saso, 18th qlt; by Rev, Q: T; Moul,9n, Mr.. D

In Saco 18th ult.. by Rev. o. T. Moulton, Mr. d.
Y. Babbtt, OF Portland, to Miss Susan Notobey, OF
SacO.
In Dover, 18th ult., Mr. Charles +. Allen, Of d.,
10 Miss Elizabeth VI. Young, Of Phipsburg, Me.
In Dover, 22d ult Mr. Ira II. Frye. TO Miss Lay.
dia a. ShOrey, both Of Dover.
In Portsmouth, 18th ult Mr.. George II. Shove,
Of South Danvers, TO Miss Eliza j. Morrill,, Of Sa-
lem, Mass.
In Newngton, 2nth ult, by Rev. Samuel IIoyt,
Mr.. Charles II. Deflochemont, OF Newington, to
Miss Almir Staples Of Eliot.
On Springs Island, lith ult., by Rev. q. @. Ma
SOU Mr.. David MatSOn, OF Clarendon, ", Y. to AIRS.
Charity A. Parker, OF this city.
In SacO, l2th ult., by Rev. 4. Q. Mason, Mr.. AM
mi l.. COrliss 10 Miss Lucinda Woodbury., both Of
this city.
In Ssco, 10Th ult, by Rev. @. c. Mason, Mr.. Fred
erck Dunn, To Mrs Sarah Il. Pitts, both OF Saco.
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DEATHS.

In this city nth ult., jeremiah II. Mecalister,
aged - yrs. 7 mos, days.
Iu this city 18th ult. Pelatlah Biekford. aged 81
yrs.
In this city 0Oth ult., oliver Goodwin. aged 81 yrs
month "a days.
In saeo, 2Oth ult., Mrs. Catherine. wife Of Mr.
William Dolby, aged 81 years, and II months.
In saco. 9th ulti Frances NJ. Buckminister,
adopted daughter OF Thomas and Nancy J. Buck.
minister, aged l6 yeaH and months.
In saeO, Mrs. SarahBryant, aged ~ years.
In SacO, I'D ult. Carrie IT.. youngest daughter OF
Cyrus and Euniee King. aged year, months and
Is days.
In Marlborough. 9th ult, an infant daughter Of
Vim. q. and Emma VI. Mason, aged weeks.
In Eliot, 9th ult., the wifs OF Nir. John Moul-
ton.
In Tamworth. sth ult., Otis T.. son OF James NJ.
Bryant aged 10 years and months.
In Dover, ". H., 10Th ult., Betsey, widow OF the
late Dr. smith, OF Marlborough, aged 81 years.
In California, Sept 18th, OF Consumption, Mr.
Lorenzo Cooper, formerly Of this city.
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DialrhGa and Dysintery.
A CURE WARRANTED FOR 80 CENTS.
The purchase money refunded 10 all per'oa'
dissdiiyfsi lrih its results.
CLEM,S SUMMER CURE.

A SIMPLE sweet syrup, compounded OF roots
~ and banks, containing no drugs or delete
rious substances; mild and safe In Its opera
ton, agreeable To the taste, and does not, like
other diarrhea preparations, constipate the
boyels, thereby endangering the system, neccs-
stating the immediate use Of cathartics; but
gives immediate relief, inyigorates and strength
ems the patient, and leaves the bowels In q
healthy, natural condition. 1 bottle of the sum
ner cure Is sufficient TO cure any ordinary case
Cor poiions being generally sufficient to cure
the most violent attack; and TO bottles s iSdr-
ranisd TO cure any one case Of con affirmed Ch,oa-
ie ColVornia Diarrhdd. The summer eure -
adapted Ia oil ages, sexes and cond.on,i hon
can he injured by lis proper Use. rJr .n ,.,,h.
and infants, and pa-tieulary Ior Chill, rn,s he.
ing. Il has no sqnsi .r ts Of sa.es for thrre
yesr. vi,h astonishing results; hsrsr ysi har-
,,,'f 10 Affect a cure. To Northern troops
W. s,a,h. and 10 mothers with large families
~ nbildren. the summer cure Is truly iuvalua-
Die s,rAll agents selling this medicine. may at
their discretion refund the purchase money to
All persons dissatisfied with iis resulis.-
The Colonel of any regiment Of New England
troops will be furnished grsfis With one bottle
each for every commissioned officer In his COM
mand. by applying to the proprietors or to any
one Of their yeasrdi agents.
PRicE 50 cts. AJbottle.
a. g. Goopwrs & Co., Boston, General Ag'ta
for New England, II. H.WAY. Portland, and
-. y. BnApBuRy, Bangor. General Agents for
Maine Sold BY druggists and country mer.
chants generally. ILa
HowEs 4 CO., Prspriessrs.
snosn' Belfast. Maine.
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DR., MORSE, OF PORTLAND.

Well known for his successful treatment OF Goa
sumption, Cafarrh, 1stAma, BrOHeAi,s. and all dis
eases Of the TArOat and Lungs by Medical lnhala-
tion. with a view To the accommodation OF his nu-
merous patients and others DESTROYS TO consult him
in saeo BiddefOrd and the surrounding towns, will
be at the BddefOrd House. Blddeford the frsf iri-
dav In each month hereafter until further notice.
lf stormy on Friday Dr. NJ. will be Mt Biddeford
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant.
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GAMING SrRNGru.-Dr. G. ID. winship.
tho strong man, has developed his strength
to such an enormous degree, that he adyerti-
ses to liz. on platform. twelve men weigh
ing 40 pounds each.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

YoRK, IS.
DY virtue Of an execution which issued
ID upon judgment in favor Of Benjamin Per-
kins Of kennebunk, In said County OF York,
Trader, against Mahlon Hutchinson of K,nne
bunkport, In said County OF York, Husband
man, ut the Supreme Judicial Court begun and
holden ut Alfred, within and for said County
of York, on the third Tuesday Of September
last, have taken all the right In equity which
the said Mahlon Hutchinson has or had on the
lthday Of May last, at l2i O'Clock In the at-
ternoon. the time when the same was attached
on the original writ In this action, to redeem
certain lot OF mortgaged real estate situated In
said Kenneburkport, being the same farm
wherein said Hutchinson now lives, and the
same being subject to mortgage deed thereof
from the said Hutchinson to William l.. ThOmp
son of Kennebunk, in said County, to which
reference may be had for more particular des.
criptions, recorded In Book 263, Page So. York
County Records, TO secure n payment Of five
notes Of hand dated May 18th, 1859, signed by
the said Mahlon Hutchinson, payable to wit:
one note for $3.50 In one year. one note for
$3.50 in two years, one note for $3.50 IN three
years, one note for $50 in four years, and one
note for $500 In five years from date, oil with
interest annually. And on the twenty.third
day Of November next. Mt two o'clock In the
afternoon, ut my office in Kennebunk, shall
offer for sale by public auction, to the highest
bidder, said right In equity of redemption, to
satisfy said execution and oil fees and charges
Of sale.
EDMUND WARREN, Dep. Sheriff.
Dated mt Kennebunk, this twenty day
OF October. A. ID. 1861. 44n
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yMore than forty thousand horses have
been brought to Washington since the com.
mcncemen, Of the campaign, and have been
purchased for the army at COS, Of more
than Eve million dollars
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE the undersigned, having been appointed by
w the Hon. y. Il. Bourne, Judge OF Probate, for
the County OF York, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the creditors OF Olive Col.
cord. late OF Parsonslield In said County OF York
deceased, hereby give notice that six months from
the first day OF October, 1861 have been allowed 10
and that We will attend 10 the discharge Of the
duties assignedsis ut the Office Of RUFUS Mclntire,
Esq, In saifParsonsfeld on the second Tuesdays
OF November, aud December. A. d., 1851, and the
second Tuesday OF March, 1852, from ten o'clock
A NJ. uni four y. of each OF said days for the
purpose above named
IRA MOORE, lcon
LUTHER sANBORN. '0"'
Parsonsheld, Oct. 9th, 1861.
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IIoTICE

Having purchased the Stock and Stand lately &C.
cupled by Sands fOss, respectfully inform the
citizens OF Biddeford and Saco. and my friends
throughout the County, that intend TO carry on
the Butchering and Market House business in all
its branches and solicit a fair share Of their pat
rouaEe gtf SAMUEL NJ. SHAW.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
A CARD

bosroS, Oct. 18th, 1881.
DEAR sra '-Pieasato expires. the thanks of the
U. s. Sanitary Commission TO the lAdie. Of Bldds.
ford. Cor their timely and valuable contribution.
The articles will be forwarded i--.a..f.t,. and
doubtless win prove highly acceptable and useful
70 our brave soldiers Faithfully your.
s. q. HOWE.
THOMAS ourSsr, BY 8. L. DaArKR.
Biddsford.
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EVENING N1( POST.
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NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS.

will send you : valuable recipes, viz, Sloan's
i Horse Ointment; how to tame the widest hOrs-
es, how 10 cure the ChOlic, Founder, Staggers,
Ringhone and SPAWN or Bots-fOr 81, or any
one of them for % cts. Warranted TO give satisfac-
ton, or the money will be refunded.
Address,
cm2j r. GORDON, Roxbury, Mass.