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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

"IrB TOO LArE."-The movement now point
ing to efforts to be made to tempt the Govern
ment to settle the present difficulty by compro-
mise, are receiving such rebuke from the peo.
pie, everywhere, that We have little fear that u
will be received with the slightest favor. ut 10
too late, THAT Is the phrase which was so Of.
ten quoted when, before treason was discovered
In the government itself, before the public prop.
erty was stolen, the flag Of the nation disgraced
and insultcd by traitors, AMI Its power dehed .
when men professed willingness to concede
something for peace. "It is too late," now
that traitors are In arms by thousands, breath
ing threats to seize the Capitol, and even to
faunt their hated banner over Faneul Hail.
at is too late" The power Of the nation is to
be INDICATED before any compromise Is to be
talked about.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05
For n Dollar or Less.

PHorooRArHs. Mr.. Z. II McKenny, the well
known Daguerrean, who has been successfully
engaged in the business for years. and who ex-
poets to still continue to take pictures here for
an unlimited period, does take Photographs
for 81, 90 and less, (see his ADVERTISEMENT
and good ones, warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Mr.. McKenuy, like old wine, needs
no "bush" to give hima passport to public con.
hdence, his pictures do recommend him. and
il is their execution which has enabled him to
stay "an unlimited period" in oar city. lie
will stay and win execute pictures as heretofore
in the best style Of the art and as cheap as 9TH
err Daguerrean establishments.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

never having even resided during life far
from short, except temporarily and tor brief
periods out of the Southland having been
Obliged by our course OF life to acquire
large acquaintance with tho people, the in
situations, and the interests Of the South; the
opinion we have expressed may DO fairly
weighed against large amount OF clamor.
Il would, We are convinced, be vouched as
true and sound on the conditions stated, by
more than half million Of southern men
readyupon fair occasions, and II need required,
TO uphold it with their lives.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

PErrrIoSs.-The Democrat publishes the form
of petition to Congress asking that body to
take measures to stop hostilties, and settle the
present disputes ny COMPROMISE, and says the
petition is being circulated in this county
Those who are in favor of an ignominious sur
render to the rebels will sign these petitions
none others will do so except through igno-
rance or deception. 1t Isl weak invention OF
the sympathilers of the secessionists to paral-
we aud embrrass the Government 1t will not
succeed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

II John A. McClernand. Democratic men,
Der Of Congress from Illinois. last week address
ed the Federal troops encampsd In Springfield.
In that State. lie said;
"In 80 Just wars war not w4gsd aggres,
u,eiy. but In defence of the Constitution and
laws. you cannot hat be victorious In such .
cause your motto should be death or victory.
Shall not this be the accepted motto OF Illinois
lanai The fAithful observance OF such motto
would determine the genius OF your children,
And stamp the character Of your Stats with dis
tinctiye honon."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

Y II has been proved that some Of the Vir-
GINA or Tennessee rebels. to get money, forged
the signature Of Andrew johnson in an appeal
for aid to Hon. Amos A. Lawrence. Mr.
Lawrence sent $4,000, but the rebel rasca;s, not
content with that, pretended that the draf'
could not be cashed, and coolly asked for three
or four thousand dollars is Boston bills !! But
Mr.. Lawrence did not allow himself to be
caught. Mr.. johnson will publish an exposi-
ton Of the trick.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

= We learn that DR.. Friedrich Robe. OF
Gorham, has been appointed Paymaster In the
regular army OF the United States. and that he
will resign his situation rs member OF the
Governors Council and enter upon the duties
Of his office at once. We congratulate the
Doctor upon his honorable appointment, ifhe
desires to serve his country on the tented field;
and are sure that government viii have trust
worthy and honorable servant for the respon-
sible post which he is TO fill. Port. Ida.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

= We understand that the company OF Ar
tillery in this city attached to the Home Guard.
under the command of Capt. Ira Andrews has
received orders from the proper authorities to
relieve the Kttery Artillery, now on duty al
Fort McCleary Kittery, and expect to leave in
a few days for that place. The company has
been drilling for several weeks past constantly,
and makes very good appearance.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

Army wAGoSS-we understand that Mr..
Owen d. Chadbourn Of Saco. week ago last
Saturday contracted with the State authorities
to make fourteen army transportation wagons,
for the sixth regiment, to have them completed
and ready for delivery by July $. Ofeourse
there Is great activity night and day in Chad
eourn's carriage establishment and ''0wen" Is
making forward movements daily. lie will
falhli the contract a, the time specified and be
ready to execute further orders.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

ga large portion of the American pep
nle are wholly unaware Of the delctcriouS eli.
fects incident to the use Of common Silera-
tus. thereby producing disease, and destroy
ing health. The highest perfection OF art
has been attained in the manufacture OF
IIcrsick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. uso
one paper, and you will never have any 9TH
or. Its q great ways ahead Of soda to Iso
with cream tartar. Try IL. For sale by
most of the Groccrs and Druggists, and ut
wholesale by ms. VI the wholesale Gr0eers
In Portland.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05

Rr,aruISo.-It Is said-and for tho sako
of example. TO be followed wo trust by others,
VIC hone il Is true-that Ex-Governor Reedcr.
of Pennsylvania, has declined Brigadier
Gencralship, ION 1he ground that he does NOT
consider himself quai,t ned 10 fnlfl he duties 81
he station" All honor ~ the Ex-Governor
for this patriotic exhibition Of sclf.knowledge
and sclf-denial May his virtues prove CON-
tagious, where tho imitation OF them Is de-
sirable; and may he be rewarded by every
civil station he Is fitted for.-Boston Tran-
s,v,pt
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05
Rumor,d Copture of a sGOO, 600 Prise

Rumored Capture OF SOOO,OO Pri-e.
A letter received ut East Boston from New
port News, dated June 25th, says that prize
valued ut $500, 900 had been captured aud
brought to Fortress Monroe. She was new
clipper ship, with 40, 900 stand OF arms, n num-
Der of brass riaed cannon, and large quanti-
~ of ammunition. She was captured by the
Quaker City of Charleston barber.
BALTIMORE, July l.
The seizure Of the steamer st. Nicholas, rs
mentioned in our Washington dispatches proves
to have been bold, piratical expedition. When
the steamer LEFT here on Friday evening. she
had on board about fity secession passengers,
most Of whom had been disguised rs mechanics
going to different points on the Maryland shore
Of the Potomac. Among the number was Capt.
Hollins, late of the U. s. ship susquehannah,
who was disguised, some accounts say,
woman. and retired to q stste-room immaculate
ly on going on board the steamer. g.,
Amer the steamer left Point L9okou, S.pJJ
Hollins threw of his disguise, ana WIN me n.a
Of the passengers seired tne 1oas' az. VII
Immediately put across Coney ri,er On ~. s,,.'i-
ginia side. The steamer then went On P
cal cruise toward the Rappahannock rN.. V
turing three vessels on her way Iaden win ~,
coal and coffee, with all OF which honins mA''
his way toward Fredericksburg. ,,
The troops here are still on guaru NJ M1nu-
ment Square, Exchange Place and other poih's'
and cannon command the approachesi
A Washington dispatch to the Worid saysx
has good authority for stating tnA' INC s'n y,
July will fnd Fairfax Court House IN possession
Of the Federal troops. Tho night before COL
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05
The Democratic paper says {;

"a class Of papers which either fought Mr..
Douglas while living. and while the regular
democratic nominee for the Presidency, OF sim
ply tolerated his name at the head OF their col
umns while voting against him ut the polls, now
that he Is dead aud a nation mourns his loss.
have affected newborn respect for his mepory
for the simple purpose Of presenting him IN q
false position before the world. OF this class
Is the New York Day book-an infamous seces-
sion shect-which, as the most enduring testi-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-07-05
THE LOYAL SENTIMENT IN THE SOUTH

To succeed in establishing by force the in
dependence OF the South--using that word in
its large sense. rs embracing oil the slave
States-noccssarialy involved, as the very first
condition. the unanimity Of the whole South
in the movement. Instead Of this, such
line Of conduct was adopted as made the nc
ton of every southern State isolated and
this policy was pursued IN such manner rs
10 make q resort to violence necessary in
securing unanimity in any State. The seeds
of utter defeat were thickly sown in the first
omen movement Of the conspiracy. To-day,
instead Of a completely united, there Is q
thoroughly divided South. And we feel per-
fectly satisfied that If every arm was removed
FROM the fifteen slave States, and every man
in them all was allowed freely to choose his
side-and then the whole population was
equally and completely armed and the ques-
ton fought out, the resuh ,couidbe the ap-
preston Of The reroh. Born Of Southern
parents in southern State-never having
owed or profcssed allegiance to any other
government than that Of the United States,
and that Of the commonwealth Of Kentucky
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-21

enfan unes pooo d. six ct ss qu rsyaeute psnch
avec d pot pr<udaeu aus iaturs Charlets Fart
liberal du dessin ct de Ia penture sur bois.
Chez 10. lines ben ntes
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CONNIE eur sre aue portaen une Tongue chevre blonde
encadrant vr lem vages dc sSphns Settlement, nts
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table du n pree Ensute tn prenas chez 6pcer pour dux
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Ie une Edouad await des dispositions pour mathSma
ques ct le jeu De bine.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-21

Eosr ct De l. nature de roses paame envre yonne
pae avec h yeux babutie le paupier 6ncee avec
l prsns pare ayec les cs grond les sourcs bond
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tcyre tourne de moi les obes materie sehceut
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des horizons inns ends les symphonies sernees
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le banc du gouvernement ct bsissa le front n saah
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-21

3assf i,ass .sssse Faf e Qusssvous
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-21

Haricots 1es colleges,
Qu'6to-vous devenuss
Qus i'aimais vcs colleges
y vos tuflututus I
Wei air.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-12
Singers Letter A Machine

Is the best Machine Tn the world for Family Sewing
aud Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with nemmer) and beautifully ofnamented $50
The Nos. and Machines are Of g,eat ca apAcity and
application for manufacturing purposes
Our No. } Machines especially adapted u an
kinds OF light aud heavy Leather Work. In Garrsge
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making
etc, etc They are Of extra size. with arm inng
enough TO take under IL and s,teh the largest sired
dasIes. There ~ seatcely an. part u Trinmrr's
stitching thateannei be better done them than s
hand, 80. too, the saving NJ time and labor IL very
great The table ~ these achnes is - ione
and the shuttle will hold six times the auantii,
o. IN cad. The large nachiues work fast sm all
ones.
We would ask for cur LETTER A Machines the
special alteHt.ouOt VEST MAKERS aud DRESS MA
Rag psrpasss They embody the principles
Of the standard machines, making, like he. the ia
tsrloeked stitch, and destined to be celebrated
for Family Stnng and light manufacturing purposes as
our Standard Machines for ufAct ursng bur
poses ~ general.
w Aape atmass haHd Rsmn4t~r 6saxes. Linen ssd
coioA TAread Sk IH.sf spoois Best MacAsAe OIL
teftss. ETC.
Wemanufactare our own Needles, and would warn
all persons using our machines not To buy others
W. know that there are needles sold Of tAs most rfs
enats at hR h~ prsess than charge for thr eest
Ihe needles sold b. Arc manufactured especially
for maehinss. baa Eceaie may ve~dr the best ma
ch1nf alnsasf ugsteSs.
may rest assured that slt our Branch
Orlces furnished with the .gennine artiela."
In ~ small purchases, The oney may be sent
In r stage stamps, OF bank notes.
gf FTorrespundents will please write their names
distinctly. III is all important that should ia each
case know the Post once, County aud State.
NFAll persons TesBs lng Information about Sc sing
Machines their sizes prices, ~oring capacities and
the best msthis of purchasing obta it by send
ing T. o. any OF cur Branch ofces, for copy OF
/ NJ. ger & Co.'S Ge ezette,
Which is beautiful Pictorial PAPER entirely devoted
Pk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-12
THE GREAT WABASH VALLEY
Time from Quincy u

Until fmYther notice. the NIGHT EXPRESS TkAI!
will leave Quincy at 81: 10 p. M the arrival
the HAMILTON BELLE, from Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-12

ES- Baggoge Cheched Through. SIC
Ali Transfers Free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-12
Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG.
r Tickets for Sale mt aII The Main
Ticket offices.

+ X T. GIFTS
BY this route, Freighis of all deser ptons can be
forwarded from Philadelphia. New York. Boston on
baltimore 10 or from ah! point the the railroads
OF Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows Missouri. ~ RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennsylvania Railroad also conn eets at Pits
burg with Steamers, ty which Goods bc furw ar.-
oil 10 any point the OHIO. Mnski am, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nisss-
sipp, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers;
and ~ Glev cland, sapdask. and heago with stea
ers 10 alt ports on The North w esstrn lakes
Merchants and shippers .ntrnsting The Transports
tsoh ~ their Freight 70 this compan, syn rel, with
confidence Oh rs speed. trsnsil
The Mates OF Fre}kht
To any point In the West b, the PaVhxs ania Raj
Road, al all times AZ FAboRAX(.E As AXE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIEsN
liz Be particular 10 mark packages, IVA Pam.
X. RI II
4. J. SsErpER, PhiladeIhta.
MAaxAw a kooss. ~ North ST.. Baltimore.
LxEeH 4 Co., No. Astor House, or No. /. n,
William street. n. Y.
LKEcn r Co, No. ~ State street, Boston.
n. n. HOUSTON, Cent Freight Agt.. Philadelphia
l.. l.. HoIPT. Gen. Ticket Agt philadelphia.
ENoCH LEWIS, General hupi., Altoona, Pa.
auEDd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-12
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

JrFWe have made the above Reduction in Prices
with The two. ofd view Of benefiing the public and
ourselves. The putiic have been ssindled BY slas-
rious As hines made IN imitation ef ours. The metal
u them, fr the ling 10 he smallest piece IL
~ poor quality The makers have no the means to do
thesF work we'll. They hid away tn secret places
where would be impossible To have at their com.
mand The proper m~ehA Antcal appliances. III Ia only
by DOING great business, aud having extensive Ia
nfetn ring establishments, that cd machines can
made az moderate prices. The best designed ma.
chimes BADLY MADE. always Itahie to get out 81
order, and are stre 10 Ebsl considerable trouble and
money 10 keep thsm In repair.
The qualities 10 be io,ked for lr Il Machine are
certaafp Of artton Of speea
o coasfrsef4oa gFf aarabtista, asa sap
ruth IL hast labor Mach IL cetnbine thes,
essunss al qualities II be aas Of tue metal ana
hats heG 10 psretffas " have The wass and means
on grand scale, 10 do Ikls.
The purchasers II maehsues, whose daily bread II
may taneern, wIil And that those having the above
qualitse. bot only ork well al RAPID xtJ sAoH
Rates of speed but IN the hurst possible 0r
/ der. our machines. aApI t., viii KaKN MORA
sonny, with aos, than any Others whether ID
tnil alton OF nat. IN fact, they cheal~
! thaa any other Machines a a gift
III # Local Agents Wanted.
Il. N. AENGEK a. CO.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20
Board ano Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY would accommodate
~ Gentlemen end wife and tw, single Gentsnen ~ih
b.nasomsI, fnisb. ROOMS and bARD The house l. 10
ple,e with every Convenience comfort To desirable p,iiir
terms very moderate Apply al 100 East l3h west OF zdaV
DOARD WANTED-FOr a small family Of three
pers-ns in exchange fo the OF hrst elias. house
h,pdoury faolshed With all thr m1d.rp improvements The
house wi ne rented small geutse American family oil tb
or ou1 rers nI bout children Boarding hOuse kseps will
no, b. ca with The house 10 g. OF the best streets on
Bro k,n Hh TO is The bssi Of references re-
cured AddT,ss Boz No ttl. New.i ORA fostOmce EsuhS
. here AT iot-Tview can be hid.