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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-02-22

TIVE SuGAR REGIoS or LouisIASA.-we give,
says the Charleston News. an interesting ex-
tract from letter. by q gentleman Of letters
aud education. who has been making brief
visit to one Of the richest sugar regions In Lou
isiana, which may help our readers to some
additional statistics Of the Southwest;
81 have been looking, Tor a season, over that
beautiful portion Of the sugar region OF Louisi-
ana, known abroad. generally, as the erase
Tds-tsking its name from a stream connect
ing the Mississippi river with the Gulf, aud
which Mr.. Longfellow has immortaliEed in his
beautiful poem Of Erangeline, under the name
of Plaluenine. have friend who possesses
n sugar estate on its now classic banks and II
Is such q beautiful and attractive region that
have resolved To spend portion Of the sum
iner with him, amid its genial influences. Here
you meet daily the identical colony OF Acadians
which the poet represents as migrating IRON
Canada, and taking up their abode under our
cleaning Southern suns. These people all
speak the French language still live to them
selves, and have little intercourse with the
world, contenting themselves with the satistte-
ton % q few simple wants; cultiyating, with
their own hands, their humble acres; rearing q
few cattle, and occasionally manufacturing a
few barrels aud hogsheads for the wealthy
planters. They are strange, eisnnish people,
resembling much, in appearance and habits,
the race of Gipsies. They are electors. and IL
Is said, always act with the party which Is the
most lavish Of its brides. | am sure II Mr..
LongEellow had ever seen this Acadian colony
befJre COMPOSING his Eyangeline, he would
have despairei Of ever investing them with any
of the charms Of poetry and even in Canada
they were probably the same people in habits
rs now.
The sugar planters here are all wealthy ;
small capitalists being unable TO conduct such
expensive establishments. They 1.-THE planters
mot the Acsliaas) make, yearly, from SO to
1890 hogsheails Of sugar, weighing each 100
poands, at an average price OF six cents per
pound. The molssses defrays the current PLAN
tstion expenses The smallest force on any
one plantation Is never below my effective
hands, nor ever above eighty. Dir. Lspice, q
South Carolinisa by birth. Is the largest plan
ter in the State, making annually over 1000
hogsheais. The largest sugar crop ever made
was that OF 1897. which reached 500. 900 hogs
heads hat the average crop Is about 3o0, 900.
Sugar planting is . much more profitable in
yestm.nt than cotton. When properly con-
Quoted, Il yields . prenium OF 20 per cent. on
the Investment Cotton rarely over 10, ever
In the most favorable attitudes. and ON the bes
roilsL
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MARRIAGES..

In this city. 18th inst, by Jacob X. Cole, Esq,
Mr.. Ezra W. Leland to Miss Susan Scribner. both
OF this city.
la this city. 10Th INST, by W. Bullock, Mr.. IIor-
ace Parker to Miss Frances Lesvett both OF Bidde-
ford.
In saes, 9th inst. by Ed. John Boothby, Mr.. Rob
ert Libby tO RhOda II. Welch 18th inst, by the
same, Mr.. Nicholas Hesrne TO Miss Mary Jane Jel-
Lesson.
At the residence OF the brides parents on the
afternoon Of the 10Th ult by Rev. George Peacock.
Newman A fOss, OF Saco, York county, Maine, 10
sallie T., daughter OF n. Q. French, Of Mddletown,
Del.
In Portland. 10th inst, by Rev. Vim. p. Merrill,
Mr.. John NJ. DeerlnC 10 Miss Susan 5. knights.
both Of this city.
In Shapleigh. 9th inst, by A. W, Dam, Esq. Mr..
William n. stanley TO Miss Olive A. Shaekley,
both Of Shapleigh.
In Portsmouth, 10th inst, by Rev. A. W. Bruce,
Mr., James VI. Goodrich b. Miss Martha a. Ayers,
daughter OF the late Mr. James Ayers.
In NewburypOTt, 9TH inst, by Rev. Mr.. Spalding,
Mr. James BOJth, Of South Berwick, to Miss Sarah
A. WhltehOuse, OF NewburypOrt.
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FmE-About II o'clock last Thursday even
ing are vas discovered in the dry goods store
ofMr. s. d. Adams, ON Factory Island, and an
alarm given. At the time OF its discovery the
fire was burning in the store, towards the rear
part and ready TO burst through the roof, the
building being one story. The IRE engines
both from our own town and BiddefOrd, tour
in number were soon on the spot, and having
good supply Of water from . reservoir near at
hand, the Ere Was confined to the building
where IL originated and was soon suodued.
The store was almost entirely burnt out, and
the goods either wholly reduced TO cinders or
partially burnt. We noticed whale pieces Of
silk and other costly goods, almost reduced to
cinders, and where there had been huge pile
of hooped skirts nothing but coil Of blacken-
ed wire remained. Towards the front Of the
building WAS rot entirely burnt. and a few
pieces of domestic goods remained whole, but
covered with smut aud drenehed with water.
No goods were removed aud what remains are
OF little value.
We understand the stock ofgoods was valued
at $40 ,O00-upon which there was an assur-
ance Of 81 900. viz, $4,000 in the City Co,
Hartford, 80 900 in the American Company,
Providence, aud 81 900 in the Berwick Com-
pany.
The building was owned by Mr.. seleucas
Adams, and was valued at about FL 900. No
insurance. We believe this is the second time
MIR. A. has had building burnt upon the same
spot without insurance. The origin of the FIRE
Is unknown. Mr.. s. II. Adams was In Boston
at the time, and all was apparently safe when
the store was closed at ii past nine.
Though Mr.. Adams loss Is nearly covered by
insurance, he will suffer severe damage by the
Gre. in the breaking up Of his business and the
loss Of his earnings.-DsROcraf
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Cap. Williams, Whaling Voyage.
A lady eOrrespOnden, Of the Family Visitor thu
compliments Capt. williams,

lady correspondent OF the Family Visitor thus
compliments Capt. Williams
lie Is q remarkable platform delineator. II Is
marvel 70 us, how man. who has been tossed
abOut on the ocean ever since he Was boy, can
command such masterly language and produce
sueh effective oloQuenee, rs Is displayed by him In
ms descriptions, When he commences with the
departure from Nantucket, one Is not prepared iOr
the outbuIsting. thrilling. and touching descrip-
lions anc delinestions, which pour sRd ripple frOm
his lips, amer he has doubled Cape Horn, and has
entered the exciting scenes Of old,-seenes when
we witness and live In. body and soul as We SIT In
our seats, while many have actually been on a
whaling voyage. for merely the same enjoyment
scenes which bring war ships and merchant YES
sells down 10 their Vicinity In hot haste. under eve
~ stitch Of canvas. all the available spars filed
with eager spectators. We said t0aeAiag descTip-
lions. Tor rarely have we listened 10 anything 80
affecting As his description Of the death and burial
at sea ola boy-the sou ola widowed mOther-be-
loved BY all on board.
9weeks at MelodeOn, Boston.
Swecks at Hartford.
5weeks at New Haven.
3weeks ut Springfield.
Open now at New City Hall. every evening also
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Tickets, iS'enh'
Package OF tickets, 0Cents'
Children, lOCents'
Tickets for sale ut the Bookstores OF Messrs. Em.
mons Piper and Geo. c. Doyden, bidieford also
LAWS llOdsdOn's, SaeO.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned, having leen dYy appointed
Il by the Judge Of Probate kr the county OF YORK,
Commissioners 10 receive Al exynine the claims
OfcreditOrs against the osuIe oyJoseph hobson.
late OF Buxton. IN said lfk County, deceased,
represented insOlyent. hertbJ give notice. that
.lx months frou the first dal f January, Is6l. are
allowed 10 said creditors " bring in and prove
tb.ir seyeral claims as,aiusa id estate,-and that
~. will att.od 10 the dutjkN OF our said counts
slon Al the Office of q. DWtld, at West Buxton,
ON tbe last saturdays/of February, April, May
and June, at ? ocloekf. VI tpu each OF said day :.
OLIVER DOy, Commits
Buxton, Jan. IS. {S6l. '3w9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CorGHs-rhe sudden changes Of climate are
sources VI Pulmonary. Bronchial, and Asthnstie-
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies otea act speedily and certainly When Ia
should AZ once he had 10 -RroT.'. BAsasAiaI Tro-
o1Sss or l. iea ccs lee the ccki, Tough OF Irrlta
tou Of the ThrsAt be ever Sight, a. by this pre-
...,i.., . NOR, serious attack NAV be sree,uaiy
v.r,e.i OF Public Speakers and Slhgrrs will and
them sfeetnai n< clearing AID strengthening the
voice. See advertisement omosSl
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.


Is precisely what US name Indicates, Tor
while pleasant 10 the taste, u Is reviyify- J
ing, exhilarating, and strengthening 10 \
the vital powers. IL also reyiyihes, rein
states ana renews the plood IN All us oIigt
nal purity, and tnus restores ana ienueIs
,ne systsn ih'u,neraple 70 ,ne a,u
ussease' Is tne only pIepa,auen e'er
ousIea 10 Wy woIia w PoRux. iom
w. We sitl,n .ne reach OF NJ. 90 Gne .
caiIy anu sslhuIly eom9'nea ~ W " VIZ
most PvWeuui tonic' ana yet 10 Petieouy
auapted rs 70 act IN pfDtet dceordaHes uiA
hs lars or nature. and Atne, 'oohs ne
rtakt1 aomaeh, ana tone up tue digestive
organs, ana allay hli nervous ana othet
Irritation. IL is also perfectly eAhiiaiatlng
IN Us efecis, ana YET ~ never niomed
py Iassituae o. Iepreson ., ,pIln, Tvs
composed entlIeiy on vegetaples ahd uhoss
thoroughly eomolning powerful, ton,o anu
soo.n'hg properauesi anu conseiuen.y eau
never ,vuNe. oucn Iencu ns ioaf
Deeh ielt 70 DC ue,ueiatum " ue nv
cal world, b0tn by the thoroughly snnea
In medical science, and also ny All VINO
have suffered from debility Tor u needs
no medical skill or knowledge even 10 see
that debility Follows ali attacks OF disease,
and lays the unguarded system open 70 the
attacks Oh many OF the most dangerous 70
which poor humanity is constantly liable
such, for example, as the following con-
sumption. bronchitis. Indigestion, Dyspep-
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TN. tls the rsa-EIp,r,,aes "A, Best GUIDE.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption, and all
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
which has maintained its high reputation for
nearly forty years, and Is recommended by
many Of the most eminent Physicians and gen
Hemsh in the country, among whom are Rev.
Josiah Litch. Phila.; Rev. DIR. Lyman Beecher,
New York; the late Prof Leonard Woods, An
dover theological Seminary; L. 7. Thompson.
Perry, Abel, Parker, Berry, and many others;
by the Press, and by the largest and Oldest
dealers in drugs aud medicines in the United
States and Canada.
Price,-Small sire, 50 cts; Large sire, ST.
BE careful 10 get hs genuine, which isprepared
only 6y REED, CUTLER & CO., Boston, aud
sold by dealers generally. 6mosi9
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Notice to CredRors.

ToHS tn: s. :s.$ Sry
ali claims Of creditors Sai4t the estate OF Amos
MOosmsn. late OF fuxttt, - the county OF York,
deceased, according To W statate in such case
provided, all persons ar hereby notified that We
will he In session for M purpose named, on the
last saturdays OF Maryh Al OF June, A. d., 1851,
At the duellinS -housgfbf Jyn Elden, In said Bux-
ton, when and whery all skh creditors will pre-
seat their claims. t
,...., J., }:ssP9Psshf fEfSslfssOs. g, .""''
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mr.. NORSI. OP PORTLAND.

Well known for his successful treatment Of cos-
sasBfi0n CafarrA. JstAaa, BrOaeAitIs and all dis
eases Of the TArOaf and LHHss BY Medical inhals-
ton. with a view 10 the accommodation Of his nu-
merous patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult him
in Saeo Biddef0rd and the surrounding towns, will
be at the SaeO House sseo, the hr Friday In each
month hereafter until further notice.
II stormy ON Friday. DIR. VI. will be at Saeo the
next day. Saturday, II pleasant
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
~ MINER ARIA EMENTI!

The splendid new sca-going steam:
&Es& M ..sre:i., VII until further no.
khsk293 tice run as follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at .
o'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
Fsro.In Cabin, tI.os. On Deck. sl.oo.
N. u. Each boat Is furnished with Q large number
of state Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies'
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving VI time and expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience OF arii'
wing In boston nj late hours OF the night Will %
avoided. l..
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baygnse 70
amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
AL uness notice IL given and paid for Of the rate OF
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
q Freight taken - usual; n,,,,sns .r.,.
Portland. Way IS, 1890 air.
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II The Deluge Engine Company. saeo, will
celebrate washington's Birthday BY grand
Concert aud Bali at the Town Hall this Friday
evening". There viii be good time.
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DR.. @. N. Sheie., Eclectic Physician,
gives particular attention 10 diseases OF the gsHito
sri.sry organs, and special diseases VI women Bee
advertise ment In another column. lyr2
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IN yiRNERS..Sn,OOO BBIS. POTDRETTE,

MADE by the Lodi Manufacturing Co. for sale
vi in lots 20 suit purchasers. This u the cheapest
feTtilrer In the market. 81 will manure an acre OF
corn will increase the crop IRON one-thirdto one
half and will ripen the crop two weeks earlier and
unlike gnano. neither injure the seed noe land. A
pamphlet with satisfactory evidence aud fnil par
ucuiars will be sent graft. 70 any one sending adj
dress 10 LODI MANUFACTURING CO.
I2i Commercial 81, noslon, Mas.
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NOTICE.

riIE subscriber herSly cils upon all who have
L unsettled aecOuntsy him TO call aud sett Q
the same without delA land save him the un'
pleasant task OF leayin fthem with an Attorney
him, can, y attending GAs 'ail, have any rss'
D.T,.a' y.S = - H. DANIEL HILL I!1s Id
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Shcri6's Sale.

Work, 9. g., February ID, A. d.. 1861. Taken on
i Execution and will be sold at Public Auction,
ON Saturday. the ninth day OF March, A. d., 1861,
At one o'clock in the afternoon ut the store Of Al
mon II. wilkins, In Buxton, In said York C0uity.
all the right In equity which Daniel Palmer ofsald
buxton has or had on the ffth day OF October, A.
d.. 1850. at ten o'clock In the forenoon (being the
time OF the attachment OF the same on the original
writ in this actionJ TO redeem the following de-
scrbed Real Estate, situated In said Buxton, with
the buildings thereon-beng seventy acre lot;
and bounded rs follows, viIi Northerly by land
owned by N. @. Watson. Easterly by Gorham line,
Southeriy by land owned by Villruyias Hill, and
Westerly by the Dow road 50 called. and by lands
owned by William II. Lewis and by the Thompson
heirs aud being the homestead Of said Daniel Pal.
mer. The above described premises being subject
10 mortgage given TO Charles Elliott, Of Buxton,
10 secure payment OF notes OF hand bearing date
April 9TH, 1853, 70 the amount Of seven hundred
dollars, with interest, on which there ls now due
the sum CT six hundred and ninty.hve dollars, and
any cents Said mortgage deed Is recorded In Book
adl. page SIG q YSTs ReE nSXl n.,,,v s,.,r
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Arc You Insured

rAs srhserihsr. having been appointed an Agent
e,r several of the sssf Insurance Companies n the
country, 10 prepared 70 take ri.ks on pws ,h
vssrsls. Freishu and cargess ON terms consistent
with solvency ana hir proHt
iyrs CHAs. FRED rowLE.
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y The thieves sndtraitors at tbeSouth VIII
probably soon ascertain that there Is enle'
magistrate at Washington, who will attempt W
ascertain whether there is government 10 DC
obeyed, or only, - now. to be insulted. here
are some extracts from the Springfield Journal
ofl..t week. without doubt published with the
sauctioa Of the President-eleet The Journal
says:
.Iftho.e States which pretend 90 have gone
o,, az the Union do not want 10 be represented
IN Congress, no one will compel them 10 send
representatives there. IL they do not want
P1st Offiees they need not have them. IL they
desire Is dispense with judges, marshals, and
all other Federal officers, no force will be inter-
posed 10 thwart their wishes. Those Offices are
allied for the most part for the accommodation
or benefit Of the people among whom they are
placed. II the people do not desire such &C
comodation or benefit, We assure them that
neither Mr.. Lincoln nor the Republican party
will ever interfere To compel them to accept
either. No hostile demonstration will ever be
made against seeding States by the FEDERAL
Government, nor will national troops ever
march through such States, except to recover
or protect Federal property.
We want the South To cOneede that after Alb
raham Lincoln has taken an oath 10 support
the Consultation Of the United States il Is his
duty 10 observe IL. We want them % eoncede
that the seeding States have violated the Con-
1T tution-that they are In rebellion against the
Federal Government, and that IL Is the duty of
this government to put down rebellion. We
want them ca concede that the taking Of feder-
nj forts and firing upon the Star of the West
are insults that should be atOned for. We ask
them to coneede that Northern creditors have q
right to sue for and collect their demands la
Southern courts. We ask them 10 cOncede that
slavery Is the creature Of local law. In all this
we do not ask the South to eoncede q single
thing that Is not demanded BY the constitution
of the Unitel States. Until they do concede
this they ought not TO expect that the North has
any concession 10 make
Away with eompro misses at an hour like this
Let US first establish that We have govern
ment able 10 protect itself and punish treason.
We should not talk about compromise while the
flag of the traitors floats over an American fort
and the dag OF our country trails in the dust.
Until that iag Is unfurlei over Moultrie, and
every other stolen fort, arsenal, custom house
and nayy-yard. until the laws Of this govern
ment are obey ell. and its authority recognized,
let Us never talk about compounds. Let the
stolen forts, arsenals, and nayy-yar,ls be res
tored To the rightful owner-tear down your
Rattlesnake and Pelican rag, and run up the
ever glorious stars and stripes-disperse your
trsitOrous mobs, and let every man return 20
his duty. Then come 10 us with your list OF
and whatever manhood, honor, or
patriotism can yield, shall be fully aeeeorded."
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Fire Insurance.

nIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
Il offAs Ysrk Cessfz Nsfssi S6s iss1sses Cen
sssv Of south Berwick Me-, .. prepared TO recelv:
WV dss.riptiou. al the usual rates said compa.
nv Ia, nov st risk In said state, tsoooOC Of poop
amount Of ssSa0o with which % meet losses. Los
S.Ss ,sien ny aid company srs divided a. elews.
I'D ciass, Farmers Property ID elias, vnlsss
Dwelling Houses and contents ID elass. sae tinds
OF mercantile and manuihctufsfs properly hech
Yor inlbrnatios, tsms "A, apply 70 kurus
gNALII Arrut and Collector of Assss:menh,
CITY Building. Bidassbrd. Mains. isu
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NJ A n II 0 o D
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

y J.st Psblishsi. ~ Sealed EHrsiops.
M THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADI.
CALCrRE OF sPER,iArOKRliuA,o OF seminal
weakness, sexual Debility, Nervousness aha IN,
Emissions, producing lmpoteney anu
Mental and Physical I,capaeiy.
by ROB. J. CuLvERwELL, NJ. D.
L-iAsr Of tie -Grssa BOek." We.
The vorld-renowned author. In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of selfAhuse may DC
enectuslly removed without medicine aud without
dangerous surgical operations, bougiss. insru.
ments, rings Or eordials, pointing out q mode OF
cure al once certain AMI efectual. BY which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself eAsapis, p-iusfsi s.d raf,callv This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thou
sAnds.
rccei pt q two Postage stamps, BY addressing DIT
CHAS =. q. KLINE, ~ Dovery, New York, Post
once Boz 80. lyric
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SAMUEL T. ROBERTS, COUNTY TREASURER
In account from January $780, january 1884,
WITH TIE COUNTY OF YORK.
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Card Prfnffmg!

q or Ill kinds. sxseussd ut this Onhes. In as
'isActory manner.
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81 All .As.la r..a rrot Weed. .Av'ri''.sss
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GREAT RUSH

r1ItuaI a4t
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-03

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