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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23
""''V Attest, George II. KnowltOn, Register

At n Court OF Probate holden at Saco. within
and for the county ofYork, on the hrst Tuesday
in January, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. three, by the Hon. E.E.Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
/, BNER CLANCY, named Executor In q Ger.
"A tain instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Ira CLANCY, late OF Wells, In
said county, deceased, having presented the same
for probate,
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO
ali persons Interested, by causing a copy OF this
order 10 be published In the Union and journal
printed at Blddeiord, In said county, for three
weeks successfully, that they may appearat FRO
hate Court 10 be held at BiddefOrd. In said SCUM
ty, on tho first Tuesday In February next, at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause, " any
they have, why the said instrument should not DC
proved, approved aud allowed as the last Will and
testament OF the said deceased.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
Atruecopy. n.,
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At a Court OF Probate holden Mt Saco, With.
In and for the county of York, on the hrst
Tuesday OF January, In the year OF our Lor.
eighteen hundred and slSty-three, by the Hon. t.
+ Bourne, Judge Of said Court;
JrPHRAIM HARMON. Guardian OF George 3;
l. Mlliken and EliIabeth j. Milliken, minors an,
children of Joseph Millken, late OF Saco, In said
county, deceased. having presented his third ac-
count OF guardianship OF his said wards for allow
ancei
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der 10 be published three weeks successfully, In
the Union and Journal, printed at Biddeford. In
said county, that they may appear at PROBATE
Court 10 re held ut Bddeford, In said county,
on the first Tuesday In February next at ten OF the
clock IN the forenoon, aud shew cause, f any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George III. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, REGISTER.
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At Court of Probate holden at saco, within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
OF January, in the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.three by tho Hon.E e. bourne,
Judge of said Court,
nELESTlNE NJ. LOWELL, widow Of Marshall
v Lowell. late of Kennebunk, In said County, de-
ceased, having presented her petition for her dow
er In said estate to be assigned and set out to her.
and that Commissioners may be appointed for that
purpose pursuant to law.
Also. her petition for an allowance out OF the
personal estate ofsaid deceased,
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing copy Of this or.
der to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union Journal printed Mt Blddeford In said Coun.
ty. that they may appear Mt Probate Court TO he
held at Biddeford in said County, on the FIRST Tues
day In February next, ut ten OF the clock In the
forenoon. and shew cause, ifany they have, why
the samo should not DO allowed.
Attest. George ii. knowlton. Register.
true copy.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton Register.
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lyri3is Il. BLACKWELL, Travelling Agent.
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lar. Full directions With each box
TALLAHAssEE, Leon County,
Fla, July ~, 1861.
To DR.. Herrick, Albany, N. Y-My Dear Doctor,
write this TO inform you Of the wonderful effect
OF your Sugar Coated Pills on my elder daughter.
For three years she has boon affected with bill
lious arrangement OF the system, sadly impairing
her health, which has been steadily falling during
that period. When In New York In April last, .
friend advised me TO test your pills. Having the
fullest confidence In the Judgment OF my friend, i
obtained supply Of Messrs Barnes Park, Drug.
gists, Park Row, New York. On returning home,
we ceased all other treatment, and administered
your pills, ono each night The improvement In
US all. Arapd and permanent restoration 10 health
has been the result We used less than I've boxes,
and consider her entirely we'll. ! consider tho
above Just tribute to you as physician, and trust
Twill be the means Of inducing many TO adopt
your pills as their amily medicine.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
h. q. MORRISON.
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CoxNoxwEALru OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Sworn 10 before me, January 9Th, 1853.
WILLIAM PARKNAS.
Justice Of the Peace.
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Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
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a uu' Ii,est. George H. Knowl.Ou, Register
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

seooed OF those elements was hostility 10 the ooored race,
o. winch was useless % reason The thfd element wss
thmvine. The city fun of theves, both from mo
south and West bu, particularly from those STATES
where martial law prevailed In fact there was At this
time congress OF thieves In this city hodng their ~"
sion botn by day and night Bat there was Also an
other and very important ecnentone which deferred
witnesses from tes'dyng from fear Of consequences 70
themselves. He thought IL was Impossible Tor any
not 10 that the wnca Moore, for instance gave his
remarks 10 reference the of the testimony
against the prisoner the for tho people closed
Tho Recorders charge was very brief, and was con
nnod 70 explaining the legal techncaiics Involved 70 tho
After being absent abou, an hour tho Jury into
court again, and rendered verdict OF 'Gnlty "a tho
charge In the Indictment
Mr. Anthon asked for portponement Of the sentence
the ground that bclnved tho verdict even dn
erent 10 what the District Attorney expected or pressed
for.
Tho Recorder agreed 20 postpone tho matter until
Saturday next, although he did not wish u 10 he undei
stood tnat be shared in the views entertained by
prisoners counsel.
MORE INDICTMENTS FOUND yEsrERDfy.
During tho afternoon Grand Jury came into court
and handed In tho following additional indictments
which had been found by them Yesterday =
Henry Sapan, arson In the nrst degree.
James Calvin, arson In the 1rst degree.
Thomas Kelly arson in tina syst degree
Mathew Powers, arson In tho second degree.
Patrick Herman arson, In the second degree
Frederick Hammers, arson in tho second degree
Bernard Fagan, arson IN the second dearee.3
Adam Chairman. arson IN tho second degree.
Pat Hamuredy, robbery In the hrst degree
Daniel McGovern, robbery In the nrrt degree.
Thos Mccummisky, robbery In tho first degree
Joseph Marshall, robbery In tho nrst degree.
Richard Lynch robbery in the first degree Three In
dctments were found against lynch.)
John German robbery in tho nrst degree.
John Wsen. robbery In the irst degree.
John Loughlin, robbery In the second degree.
Michael Sammons robbery In tho first degree.
David Carroll robbery In the second degree.
John Hulligsn, robbery in the nrst degree.
Martin Hart, robbery In tho first degree
Adam Sohlosshaur, robbery in the nrst degree
James 0'Neil, assault with intent 70 Kill.
Wesley Adams, grand larceny.
Theodore 0slcrstook grand larceny.
Thomas Connor, grand larceny
Henry Keller grand larceny.
Jsmcs Ice, grand larceny.
John 0'IIara, grand larceny.
william Pattcn, riot.
Fergus Brennan, riot
Patrick Sweeney, riot.
The Court adjourned until Friday morning 81 ten
o'ClCck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

ms vessel oAVilre4 ths issh * Nay ~ iho
Tinted stoan,sf Ostorafa. bsi~ess Abaepa an1
Saasag alter . mot obstinate rssniaacs, ~ oetsza
aring o. nan shots 4 her several q SHEA
py,s eject fAsss hfo4gh hsf sYnsss siafk f8 a. kr
6d ngt styp tsf sntll faa nth sfi h AZ
81 10 her siaftoafd sheslt1lfs s7HuaNy clf ax
re o,nsmaaasd BY act toffsr wh9 srtcgs esgei
having ron tn bt~ksde setefal trFtft7f fiN eK
blbtsa dstsffs uisiau sna brssffy wurthy a bstfer
ctuss ~ nd ysllssbis asksrtsf cargo
Nbo Gyds bolt rteAraf, sh paeitstrx srgites har
ir eyinf@fa q thrtY iGclgw - snd 18f ffe Nr 10
b. ng abgsG two hgndsed horse poser iisf te4ef y
neAry psH, AMI u ~ Naflaff wth weftr8i t9b--
Ths prss With her enTio~s n reffat order, weais -
0Bs a ibe fsstss fessas @a'srs. ani bsln8 "
very lshi dfa1sht. soald - n sfsst tsfsic4 ggr
fivers snd lniets aloug esAsi
~bs br0gsht here - rbsrss " a ~ Gealf. ~ ths
taned staes NAVY, sm~atsd ~ Art,ns N.afer a.
fsrmu neslud Assisfsnt fnFin~~r y y ufuskr Nat
Thfd ssslf,aDt HnsiMerT N its1.u rb~ klso bfihgs
p@~enr.fs from Ksy nssa hsssrs y. ks.sns at5
wbHsey
into oqnmissg1 shs has tssso fOuftesa fyirss TOO a
oa yesmb9ss beins the nsgrsie taanrsl rwtsfR
nasis. sni hss srcssng~ ssat ~ilh tss sasfsg
sessssi ocsssiD0s
III btio~ins |. liss ~ bsr o~.srt
1o~mF.des-4@. l1llns
Ia>as.saf aaa gr 0.yss<ga-r ssi.ssgnaakes
ltmg kassyt-J jstnssoss, o@spss y.
Co.s.
Aef.sg gau0~-G y Hols
1fsarssf Sev2~es-N N fssEe
Representative ss.wssn&. - &hittaff 49, - /.
sstssi, u .. Bf.ga MIRA Asslstasts & 3 s<fsA, J.
q. Csslf~r " ftsss
cvasr~gasi>rss C1gh-~Js csalass
T'svwaasyss cas.-F X sFsfrg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ONO.
s.-~s~~s-~~~~~.e-~<------4e
Invalid Soldiers Tear Down Flag Rearing the
Names Of "Valandigham and Pugh.'
~--~~~~-~~--~e<s--~~~>-~4~~<
The COpperheads Put the Flag
Up Again.
A SOLDIER BADLY BEATEN,
&C., &c., 60.

COLUMNS, Ohio, August g. 1853.
Great excitement prevailed here yesterday afternoon
IN consequence q the tearing down by the invalid
soldiers OF Gag which Inscribed the names OF
vallandigham and Pugh.
The copperhcads upon this conmcnccd gathering 70.
gehcr, crying for vengeance the author Of tho act.
An invalid soldier badly beaten for approving of
the act.
All the soldiers n the city arrested and put In the
guardnouse TO prevcat further asssurbanccs.
In the evening the oopperhsads assembled before tho
door of the store whore the flag down. and after
paradng through the streets tho crowd returned 10 tho
store again and presented tho owncr with new nag,
which viii DO hung out again today.
Further trouble s Apprebended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
The Drafs.


BruAto. y X, Aagas, 8, tso3
The draf commenced here % morning ard i passirs
on wsh qaie,nczr nd apparcsi god fcsisg
mo FIRST United states Invalid Corps arrived last nirh,
from Enira, 70 ~, provo, gaard. AMI Args nun
bcrs of citizens tn spccsi tnllosmsn.
Tmg DRAFT AT EocnrsrGa.
Rocnssrrn, August S, isea
ne draft for the skth Coagresss0nal dsrlci
oommenoed 10 this city 70 day AMI passed N quietly and
vithou, INTERRUPTION The cra N tho txeiys wards ~
the city completed. ara all b. ressmsd Ffiay
10 the Monroe ant oonnies Tho gfeassss
good humor prevailed an1pg ths crowd dursx tie 1fa~
Ins, and the a prominent cltixsDa
nouncsd ey greeted slth ch~erN Tho eynscflfss
arc pAradlng the strests sbt With lands q naso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

TIM cossos oor-,sL co-scsIrn0s rrsn "A meeting a
the Bard a Contracts snd the sI@cAi a7nmiss u ths
Common coobell, 20 whom wa referred the sabecs u
rsynatng The Van u ona ml0n collars fos ths purr
~ relieving Ta<r mes 18th &rgefamles from The dfNfi
held nesting ths xayors oHcs ysst.r1sr nsosens
for the p1fpss " dsesssins mAtefs eynnsctks srv.
9th. IL ~@ psorvsed ttss zone pan - A1gpssd toe
dsbarsing the faud snd " dsefe 70 ths cass satl
tef 10 relef. but svestaAy asfc>i v hsits The
presidents ~ tho fsefent bsass W enfsfenos .atas
Day sert n ascertain shat &G0asta us basss ia
pssd " advance the @n. u sas coaisrf@i that tho
rDopsy could te yforursd wthqat nsu<h alaseHlty AZ
tho meeting sasssaay ths Batter ~t Irohsby - o.
eidsf
Aou CLASS goa r1sse~ AaaswY tnr err -~Apothsr
claim has been h,sa The csufafos orcs = M eliy
n Broosiyn for damages osoasorsd ~ - NIB A. ths
Atlantic soess N the shi X ~ ith ut. - ~hleh
e1easor lwo graln esvstaf aof Asgsrs waYe
ssstrcy.d BY rne. fbs EaAlus y tlsd ~ z sf~s@
Tbs srrr - fs.o0tff. " ktFtAsfst o., ip
Iuiy ~. IsG3 To ataages fpst&.asf ffpu assuget1s
a ths srsin sieyarr sa.1 ccst sssf1Al r~tst~ -th
steam bsslsr, sogJDs mAe1esfg sfo sfpgftsnssess -
tf,e sw.ste ssks bSto, 90 ~ svseay y "a lhth ~
Jsiy fs<x In e.os~4.ere~ - ne.t ~ fk4 sat0@
Tls ss.,ast a. rresktsiY tfsss~te 10 70
Sixs 80 mss ~ tosAi q SO -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

NJ . sss rrvsi s,cm ilssrEosa o.ss u bssss =
sfeugtt " ths pot 80 tssitss "a i@ilasfs ~ -
fr.lssss Al ub~ C.ssssn Nos.@ onsslos isn f.utf
s-~nsy lhfs~ vessusr y ~css .n,Ai~s K gparsssh
sassse b ma sws.ttn tstl.s" ~. fAsi - ftsastst
n tAs Provost ss ais y sns sstrta - ~ seiee
A. -, noshss has hsse ts~s ~ - 'tE. tnfn .
t~..s.bs sst o. 80 b~ys fsf,sfs1 y ~fl1sn -
,sssa sa1 - 4, bafa Nlnss sst1sf ~ ftnA~@i "a
-. a. "a - ~ = 4k5ssisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
IMPORTANT FRoM JAPAN.

Departure Of the American Minister and
Consul from JcAde for Fear or Assassf-
nation-Their Removal "a Yokahama.
sAS FnAscsco, August 4, 1so3
The American Minister and Consu with thsir families
hastily len Jeddo japan, about the 18Th Of June, ap
pyehcodng assassination fhey nrst took refuge The
United states wyomsns, and subssqu emily ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

Ne are reasxi~ v ststs itas - Anssa rebel ssssr,
natls vas esttsssa W 60 e. ps9 snd nps 80 osvy~
.. rsp-tes sqss wshaaTta. $50 go espi1ssd - n,s
isth u ~, whgs fs1sias 81 < sosAs " 4 Gstas.
~ trlfs wsstsf, sspssts thst shs sAsing -
az "a. f. 80 a scs,asf b2asa ratss, 80
t-~~d B. - ihs hsx~T,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

The sovsFunsns design ssndng enlarged naval force
20 the Pacific, .sd With ths view The ooamasdass u the
naval rendezvous IA this csy ID dirscsea 70 make the
mos' strenuous edbrts V procure ivo huadrrd q
essh and all she dasresf grades Of the servnsssy four
ten hundred IN all, including and boys They viII
be required 20 enlist for tvo ysars
Tne naysi service generally Offers great Inducements
70 volunteers, and more especially tnis branch of a
rtose who desire % Join tho Pacific saadron ran 10 20
by apply ~ 70 Capt Bauss, 81 The ren.s,vnrs No
rtSrry street. New Yors cliy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
Il III E N A v Y.

UDos. The Cnted States supply steamer Up,ou.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Ed~nd conroy command
Ing. viii sail from tho Brooklyn Navy Yard 70 day
for tho East Gulf squadron, stopping ai Port Royal
Parties Wishing send letters packages o he Gulf
viii have ibcn sn board before twelve ~ today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

Martin Beach and James hcnonam brought beflrs
Justice Qaacsonbufh charge o. being implicated 10
tho saekng o. tho second Avenue Armory Tbs cym.
pianant. Mr. william landlord Of NJ 10 Fsst Twanty.
fth street. totAd that ho Tie pfs0ns~s IN tha act
% carrying "a number " oarbnes, aud that they vofs
actively engaged With Jho roiars Va the attack upn
building. Ibey we're committed for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

The claims against the city were not m numerous ycs
terday Up to four O'Clock only tho few given below had
been filed with Comptroller Brennan. Al . late hour
number OF colored claims, from tho Merchants Relief
Committee in Fourth street, handed In but TOO ate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06
The Iro.-C,.ds or cha vIsssos.

private letter from The vicinity of Charleston rub
iisbed In the Bors0n rrarsir ontAlns nfgTmAiAn
of interest At tho present time
since leaving Chsriestoa harbor rarn thai number
q ofoefs u The .eads have hen Obliged
tire ooLsogsGre a the sxhsastng character " their
boad and that their places have bsen aappsd
~ others
Tbcto has bsaa another aerl0as hosra tha
Iron cad Sahsbt. They c0ldsnsDg ~aicr bysfd
aud the water for Eoms time pasi bad bcea rather
bfacksn much uains taken al this limo remedy
the evil The oH cor ~ tho dsck thefsfvys laenitd
IA. cA,Ain The bod " bring hlm little " Try. -
snNercves tba steam ana toilng .ai.r
rushed oat. scaidus affby .nxsAooe~
oagaos ths skin 20 PEEL OF Their cries agony tbsr
wounds dressed gaiia distressing
fbsy we're -snfgiy attss1sd w ~ q. tefp NicfrAr,
~ laescn. ouo u The men soAded \ sbc sArp~nirr q
tho sAhAnt, Mr. John JabEasD, of 4aash9ntsf. ,. ~.
They AL "a board The Vermont Al Igt oyA ADJ ats
ussy 70 recover
On sunday nng, Jsv ~. two tars ae-u tho
from fort IhInderbpt, Das si tefn ifistnan,
away and bfoasht ts otLef a yusns fsp be - Arz
b. Atlanta Ga. agsinst he = n fbey t9ft wefn a
aeled tho Eisty thaa Georgia rsriesB rbay sss's
that there sat beow -atMnEAh, DHt a. not thifs
she irtends cLuing dgwn but kbe dos che W hse8'
asssr~iy b. goshei ~ ~ ggr ifoa eisda - ssa 10
Atlanta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

The steamship Eagle, Captain Adams, from Havana ls
Instant, arrived II this port yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Great Eastern has arrived from Liver
no,l, with advices to the 30th of June.
Earl Russell announced in Parliament that
BARON eros assured him that France had not
any intention of proposing mediation measures
to England.
Mr.. Layard stated the circumstances under
which clearance was refused to the steamer
Gibraltar. The guns were not suitable tor
arning her However, sheois allowed to 60,
and expected to sail on the lst inst.
Mr.. Roebuck moved bis resolution IN favor
Of the recognition Of the South. Lord Il.
Montague moved an amendment for continued
neutrality. Mr. Gladstone opposed the mo-
dion, and favored continued non-interVentlon'
He believed restoration OF the Union lmpos-
sible Mr.. Bright bitterly attacked Mr. hoe.
buck. and reiterated his argument In favor OF
the North. Continental politics are unlmpor-
tant. Russia's reply on the Polish question is
anxiously awaited 1t is reported that it has
been received but the contents have not yet
transpired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-13
THE RAID IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Morgan's rad to-
might reached within seven miles OF the ONO
line. Some Of the bridges on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, between Cochrane and
Mount Vernon, were destroyed.
The Confederates also approached the In
dianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, near Tum-
mans, where they were met by regiment OF
militia and driven back This probably was
only a small body Of the Confederates. The
main body appears to be making for Aurora
and LaWrenceburg,
Several instances are related Of soldiers ow-
inc their lives to the fact that they carried
their bibles or testaments into the field. In
the assault on Port Hudson, on the l4th ulto,
private Wilcox, 10th Massachusetts,, was
struck by mimic ball which went through his
belt and cap box, and penetrated pocket tes-
lament in his side pocket. The ball Embedded
itself in the volume, close against the 5lst
verse of the 2lst chapter of Luke: $50 like
wise We, when ye see these things come to pass,
know We that the kingdom Of God is nigh at
hand" And Adjutant Mech, Of the Goth
Connecticut, was struck by a ball which deep
ly imbedded itself in pocket Bible, calling at
DENTON to the LIST verse Of q Malachi Be
hold I will send you my messenger, and he
shall prepare the way before me.
About two o'clock yesterday morning, at
Laurel on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
train that had stopped for the purpose Of TAX
ing on water, was run into by a loaded train Of
thirty cars drawn by two engines. An engine
was broken to pieces, and three cars smashed
up.
Mr.. Carroll, Clerk Of the q. S. Supreme
Court, is lying dangerously i'll at his residence
in Washington.
Professor Airy has discovered that we are
several million miles nearer the sun than has
been supposed, which is no bad thing when
coal is ten dollars ton.
4 great fire occurred recently in Water
street, Liverpool, destroying large quantity
Of cotton. One or two hundred thousand
pounds were destroyed. It is believed this
was covered by insurance.