The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-28


ALIourSr.-The allotment rolls Of tho
18th regiment, have been received and tho
money is now ready to DO paid out to par
ties entitled to receive 1t. The reason Why
there has been 80 much delay In this matter
10 that the money was paid to the Paymaster
OF the regiment, who died with It In hs pos
session. and Il was thought that government
would have to wait for settlement Of tho
estate.
Rufus Small, Esq, has received sI249 &c,
Of the allotment money Of Co. X. belonging
to persons in this vicinity, which he will
pay to the parties to whom 1t 10 allotted Us
soon as they shall call for tho same at his
oaice.
TnE BosroS JouRSAL.-The publisher Of
tho Boston Journal has advanced the price
OF tina. paper. Single copies Of the daily
are now sold for 3 cents. Ths price Of SUBJ
scription to the weekly Journal is, for single
copies, one year $500. In clubs Of Eve or
ten. $3.50 for each copy Is charged. In all
cases payment is to be made in advance; and
all papers are to be discontinued at the end
Of the time paid for.
rTThe Excelsior Hook and Ladder Com
pany, give Grand Promenade Concert and
Dance at City Hall this Thanksgiving eve.
See advertisement.
rFRemember the Excelsior concert, at
City Hall this Thursday eve.
Vwill all OF our subscribers to whom
we have sent bills and to whom we this week
send them, remit to us at once. We need
the money for every bill we send.
I-'rhc Richmond papers say that great
religious revival has broken out In the rebel
army. We hope 1t will prove remarkable
case Of death.bed repentance.
gLewiston has voted, with bpt one dis
senting vote to accept their city charter.
yThe statistics at the Adjutant Generals
Office at Washington show that ono hundred
and sixty seven thousand Of the troops un-
der the last call for three hundred thousand
are now in the field.
FIRE IN SouIH SASoTRvILLE. Saturday
evening, 18th inst, stable containing nine
head Of cattle, some other stock, fifteen or
twenty tons Of hay, grain, &c.--in oil worth
about S6OO-was burned in South Sanger
vile. 1t was the property Of Mrs. Scott,
and part Of the loss will DO made up to her
by subscription, there being no insurance.
VA rebel paper published in Louisiana
is printed on the inside Of ordinary wall pa
per. Texan sheets have come down 10 small
brown paper such as grocers use. and many
Of the Mississippi papers exhibit alarming
symptoms Of the fatal newspaper epidemic
in the rebel land.
GIt Is estimated that the State Of Con-
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necticut will furnish two millions Of dollars
revenue per annum, under the United States
tax law.
yThe number Of enlistments OF Port
land recruits for the war is reported at 1888.
Liberal Par IN 0Lprs TINES. In tho
Amherst IN. H.) Messenger, Of October &c.
1899, among the advertisements is one Of
Captain Robert Parker, Of tho 10th U. s.
Regiment, soliciting enlistments, "for and
during the existing differences between tho
United States and the French Republic. -
The Captain says, 1.-THE encouragement Is
so liberal that 1t Is presumed there will be u
cheerful focking to the standard" The
pay offered is for private IS per month,
for a musician So, for corporal 81, and
for sergeant So, Nth bounty Of sl2.