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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-20
Abstract Of PLAINTIFFS writ.l


ASsumpsit upon premium note on policy
Of insurance numbered 9477. in the third class
of said company, said note being dated March
3, 1883, and is for the sum ut $50. signed by
said defendants and payable to said company
or their Treasurer for the time being, in such
portions and at such times rs the Directors OF
said company might, agrecably to the act OF
incorporation and bylaws Of said company,
require, for and on account OF an assessment
upon said note for the sum Of $40 .03. made by
the Directors of said company April 10, 1861:
Also, count for premiums, assessments AMI
interest on divers policies Of insurance amount.
ms .o 80. Also, counts for money hal AMI
rcceiNed'tor money laid out and expended and
Tor interest upon certain sums OF money,
amounting Ia the sum of $50.
Said writ Is dated July rs. 1872. and return
Alfred. AID. 1862.
n true copy of order Of court, with abstract
Of the writ
Jwi7 Attest: Z. B. LORD, Clerk.
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N'fu00V &PiStest. George II. Knowlton, Register.

At a Court of Probate held at North Berwick, with
In and for the county of York, on the first Tues
day in November. In the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty.three, by tho Hon. Il. Il
Bourne. Judge of said Court,
nOR0TIY GERRlSli. widow OF Ivory Gorrish,
IL late OF Lebanon, in said county, deceased.
having presented her petition for her dover IN
said estate to DO assigned and set out to her, and
that commissioners may BIO appointed for that pur.
pose pursuant TO law,
Also her petition for an allowance out OF tho per-
sonal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice
TO all persons Interested, by causinga copy of this
order to be published throo weeks successfully
In the Union 4 Journal, printed Mt Biddciord, In
said county that they may appear at u Probate
CourVto be held ut Kenncbunk, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In December ncxt.at ten of tho
clock In the forenoon. and shcw cause II any they
have. why the Same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, ss-Supremc Judicial Court, Septem
Der Term, A. ID. 1863.

YORK, ss-Supremc Judicial Court, Septem-
Der Term, A. ID. 1863.
John T. Hall rs. Irory L. Wadicigh.
Nd now on suggestion to the court that
n Ivory s. Wadleigh, the defendant at the
time Oft the service Of the writ, was not on in.
habitant Of this State, and had no tenant,
agent or attorney within the same; that his
goods or estate have been attached in this
action, and that he has had no notice Of said
suit and attachment:
ms Ordered, That notice of the tendency
of this suit DO given to the said defendant, by
publishing an attestcd copy Of this order, to-
gether with an abstract OF the plaintiffs writ.
three weeks successfully in the Union and Jour.
nal, newspaper printed ut Biddeford, In said
County of York, the last publication thereof to
be not less than thirty days before the next
term of said court, to be holden at Saco, In
and for said county, on the FIRST Tuesday OF
January, A. ID. 1864, that said defendant may
then and there appear and answer to said suit,
II he shall see cause.
Attest: C. d. LORD, Clerk.
abstract OF Plaintiffs Writl
Assunpst upon an account annexed to the
writ for the sum Of twenty-nine dollars and
forty lone cents. Also count for money had
and received for the sum Of $4,000. Said writ
is in plea of the case and is dated the third day
of April, A. ID. 1863, and rcturnable ut the term
Of said Court begun and holden at Alfred, with
in and for said county Of York, on the foui til
Tuesday of May, A. D. 1863. Ad damnum
$500, 90.
A true copy of orlcr of court, with abstract
of the writ.
3w46 Attest: CD. LORD, Clerk.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARIA GEMENT.:


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Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, att O'Clock =. M.
Pare-In Cabin, si.2j. On Deck, 500.
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and families, and travellers arc reminded that by
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will be made. and that the Inconvenience or arri-
wing In Boston at late hours OF tho night will BIO
avoided.
Tho boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company not responsible for baggage To
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person
al unless notice Is given and paid for ut the rate OF
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
II Freight taken rs usual,
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a true 0O Hi,est, George IL. KnOwltOn. Register.

Att Court of Probate held at North Berwick within
and for the County Of York, ON the hrst Tuesday
in November in the year oi our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty -threc,by the Hon. E.E.Bourne,
On the pctItion of Nathan Edwards, creditor Of
" the estate of Frank W. Gould, late OF Dayton.
in said county, deceased praying that aua'n y.
granted to Edwin b, Smith Of Saco, In said coun-
ty, or 10 some other Suitable person.
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow anu
next Of kin to take administrations anu give nosvo
sons interested In said estate by causing copy oi
this order to be published IN the Union y jour
sai printed iIi Biddeford. In said county, three
Probate Court to he holden ut kennebunk, In said
county, on the first Tuesday In December next ~
ten of the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, II
any they have, why the prayer oil said petition
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruc COPY COPY, GEORGE A. Kuowl,ou. Register.
Alta Court of Probate held at North Icrwick,within
and for the County of York, on the first Tuesday In
November in the year OF our Lord eshtesn nun
Judge of said Court
ON tho petition of william Emery, Administra-
tor of the estate of Alvin Goodrich, late Of Der.
wick in said county deceased, representing that
the personal estate said deceased is not sufficient
10 pay the just debts which ho owed at the time oil
his death by the sum Of three hundred doflars,
and prayng for n license TO sell and convey the
whole OF the real estate OF said deceased at public
auction or private sale. because by partial sale
the residue would he greatly injuredi
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
IA the heirs of said deceased and TO all persons in
tercsted In said estate, by causing copy of this
order tn be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, printed In Biddeford. In
said county, that they may appear at Probate
Court To be holden at kennebunk, In said county,
on the irst Tuesday In December next at ten of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew aauSe, ifany they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
Attest, George H. Knowlton. Register.
4 true cory
Attest, Georse II. Knowlton, Register
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A true copy.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.

49,.
At aCourt of Probate, held ut North Berwick, within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
In November, In the year OF our Lord, eighteen
hundred and y.threc.by the Hon. L. bourne,
HARRISON CLEAVES. Administrator of the os.
III tate OF Ebcnezcr Ccaves. late Of Saco, IN sand
county. presented his first account
of administration Of the estate Of said deceased
for allowances
Ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice
to all persons interested by causing a copy ofthls
order to DO published In the Union Journal, print
ell In Biddef6rd, In said county, three weeks sue
ccssiycly, that they may appear ut Probate Court
to he held ut kcnnebunk, In said county, on the
first Tuesday In December next,at ten 81 the CLOCK
In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George ii. knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
and for the county of York. on the first Tuesday
I'm November, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sxty-three, by tho Hon. EBournc,
ERE6ERiC T. Hill, named Executor in Ger
i tain instrument, purpOrtnE to bu tho last will
and testament of Deborah Hill, late OF Lyman
in said county. deceased, having presented thu
Ordered, That tho said Executor give notice to
all persons interested By causing copy OF TILT or
der to DO published three weeks successfully, In
the Union aud Journal. printed ut Biddcf0rd, In
said county, that thoy may appear ut Probate
Court TO be held at Kennebunk, In said county. on
tho first Tuesday In December next. Mt ten OF tho
clock in the forenoon and shcw cause, IL any they
have why tho said instrument should not DO proved
approved and allowed as tho last will and tesla
ment of tho said deceased.
Attest, Goorso II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruc copy.
Attest. George H. Knowlton, Register
At Court of Probate held at North Berwick within
and for the county OF York. on tho first Tuesday
In November, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty -throe,by tho lIon.E Il. Bourne.
Judge of said Court,
MOSES LOWELL and HARRISON CLEAvES
vi Executors OF tho will Of Robert Clcavcs, late
of Saco In said county. deceased having presented
their first account administration Of the estate OF
said deceased for allowances
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully IN
the Union & Journal, printed Mt Biddcford, In said
county, that they may appear at q Probate Court
to no held at Kcnnebunk, In said county, on tho
first Tuesday in December next, ut ten Of o'clock
I'm tho forenoon. and show causc,if any they have.
why the same should not DO allowed.
Attest, GEORGE II. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest, George II Knowlton, Register.
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At Court of Probate held ut North Berwick, with.
In and for the county of York, on the first
Tuesday OF November, In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and slxty-thrcc, by the Hon. 4.
f. Bourne, Judge Of said court;
ID ETSEY T EMMONS, widow OF Joseph Emmons,
ID ID, late OF Lyman, In said county, deceased,
having presented her petition Tor allowance out
of the personal estate OF said deceased
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF tsor-
der to be published three weeks successfully In the
Union d Journal printed ut Biddcford in said COun-
ty, that they may appear ut q Probate Court to he
held at kcnnebunk. in said County, on the iirst
Tuesday In December next, ut ten OF tho clock In
the forenoon. and shcw cause, If any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George H. Knowlton. Register.
Atruo copy. :. o..-. II v.ou,,on pou,.,o,
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Portland and N. Y. Steamers!
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Beside the five candidates for Congress, Gov.
Bradford, Ex-Gov. Hicks, q. S. Senator Rever.
DIV johnson, Ex-COngressman Leary and many
others declared in favor of the Emancipation
policy. The most influential papers Of the
State ranged themselves on the same side;
thus, The american and Clipper of Baltimore,
The Cambridge HfeHigencer, The Frederiek Err
nminer, The Hagerstowa Heraid, The Cecil Hh'g,
The Cumberland Telegraph, The Eastom Gazette,
and many others. The State was soon flooded
with Anti-Slavery documents. The addresses
of the candidates for the State Senate and the
Assembly apprized the people of every county
of the growing strength of the Emancipation
lists Meetings of the Emancipation Party IN
every county followed. Many a county listened
for the first time in the history of the State To
Ant-Slavcry harangues. The people began TO
appreciate what drawback Slavery had been
in the development Of the natural resources OF
the State that the system did not pay; that
every curtailment of the prerogatives OF the
Shareholders promoted the equal rights OF the
poor whites. Many orators took openly the
ground that Slavery was the sole cause OF all
our troubles.
The progress Of such sentiments, of course
removes the wall of separation between the
MARYLAND and the Northern Unionists, Mary
land orators have spoken at our meetings, ana
prominent members of the Union party IN the
Northern States have addressed immense crowds
in MARYLAND One of thcm-Judyc Kelley oi
Phladclpha-announced himself Is Black
Republican. and was Justify chcered.
The friends of Emancipation have been thuS
far entirely satisfied with the progress OF the
election campaign. They are sancune OF the
ELECTION o. at lcas, three out OF five Congress
mcp. and OF an Overwhelming majority OF
Emaucipal.onists in the State Legislature
some indulge the hope that they Will succeed
in elccting all five OF their Congressional candi-
dates. and the probabilities are strong III their
Gyor. But even ii this should fail, and only
three on four be elected, an Immense victory
has already been gained. The speedy abolition
of slavery by State Convention may be re-
gar,cd ~ certain: and the friends Of Freedom
have fullv viudicated their claim To freedom OF
speech. which hitherto the anti-libcrai policy ob
the Shareholders had exclusively secured for the
Pro.slaycry party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Indiana, the Hon. Galusha Grow of PcnnSyl-
v,nia, and Col. Thomas II. Gibbs OF Tennessee,
followed with brilliant speeches, which at inter-
walls called forth prolonged applause Three
large meetings were held oulside-A. B. ketch-
am. j. NJ Eager, Robert H. shannon, Philip
Frankcnhcimcr. Charles 5. Spencer. Mr.. Huelat'
The Rev. Dr. I.andcrs. Albert {. Price, and sew
cral Others addressing crowds of eager listeners.
While Mr. Spencer was speaking at STAND NO.
/, II gang of fifty or Scventy-iive rowdicS ana
rufans. who had undoubtedly been hired ior
the purpose, attempted to disturb the harmony
of the meeting by giving "chcerS for Seymour
and "groans for Lincoln" owen W brehhah'
John Kevser, Sheridan Shook, and three or four
other determined men, having been notified oil
the disturbance, at once entered the crowd anu
sezing two of the ringieaders-one OF whom Is
now under indictment for arson during the July
rots-handed them over to the police. Inc
rest Of the gang quickly dispersed, and there
was no further interruption
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Gen EIsAL y ;E\N>,.

a. United States armed vessel, GrO.@c
.. and Ei.sa Allen have recently been ordered
t thc port. Of Prince EdwarFs LAID. The ord !
ar1mp'ly complied with OF tie production OF "a
l. ..' nation from tie Queen sustaining IT,
g. great organ in Music Hall. Boston. is TO
siuguiaicd on NOV . Charlotte Cusiinan viii re-
30. I'D ode Written FOR the occasion by Dp.tgi ady
. r,eleiicl Waclcr son Of the builder will perform
D. tha instrument.
Tboma, Bonow,, jr., President Of the Amer
.,r ,ifns At Rockville. f. from railroad train RI
4sr''od on 1lursday evening, and was Instantly
s.lsl
-. new Mexican Minister. senior Don Maicas
,ro Was rccci,cdb by the President yesterday. and
yiri initial. accepted
IL Rev Dr. William Horton, Rector Of 81.
..li. Church SrwDuryport Mass died suddenly on
ialtd-y
'.pt opened at an advance upon the street, and,
90 GOD deal Of excitement closed at the Stock Exchange
ss0l.8 A noon the rate l7s. Tie closing Price al
l .yssiai Upon the street, Stocks were barely steady
.f .ndrr Jadl- H,geboonis decision, sold down to E
.s a,t he >iocs Exchange at lo9.ulC9l Go'emmen,
ere unchanged and in good demand at quotations.
safe s,o 81, steady Missouri 6. are lower and quoted
1s3 California e. l22o l26 Money IN active demand at
.sn Sterling Exchange closed at l6 for cash The de
s. i9rJgO, continues undated, ana idle money l. Low
To-, tst direction to exceeding the daily
a.-. o. ,he Government. freighs loss active, bot
... f'l. irsifr for grain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
MIR. EDWARDS CASE.

Mr.. Justice Grier of the U. s. Supreme Court
has recently delivered decision under the
habeas corpus act Of March 3, 1863, involving a
discussion of the particular provision of that
law which Mr.. Justice Clerke Of this city un
dertook to nullify the other day in the case OF
.youe, Y. Serad. In the latter case, Judge
Clcrsc denied the motion to remove the action
beyond his jurisdiction, on the ground that the
act of the defendant for which the plaintiff
sought redress in damages was so plainly with
on, justification under the Constitution, That III
his opinion no "QucStion" for the decision OF a
limited States Court was raised: and to prove
that there was no possibility of arguing The
point. he argued i, himself At great length, and
very inconclu,ivcly. But Judge Grer, whom no.
body ever suspected of radicalism IN politics or
rccklcssncS, in law, in case precisely similar
in principle. remarks that at is clear that the
defense of the defendants (if they have any,
depends wholly on the construction OF the Con-
s,itu'ion of the United States and Of acts OF Con
ercs,. The Courts Of The United states have,
therefore, jurisdiction Of the subject matter
without regard to the citizenship of the parties.
Vet in thi, ca.c il was urged that the irespaS'
with which he defendant, are charged was not
committed by virtue OF any order OF the fFesl-
dent. or under lbs authority. or under color OF
any act of Congress: surely much stronger
ground than Tie objection which Judge clcrke
took. Judge Gricr nevertheless decided that
that was ihc very question to be heard ana de-
iermlucd On the trial # the case ON rs merits,
and not a, al on hi, preliminary motion. "Ihe
order or warrant under which the defendants
Justify. yurporicd 10 have been Issued By virtue
Of authority derived from the President. This
wa- color Of authority, whether the substance
existed or not"
Judge Gricr'. decision i Of course 10 be fol-
lowed in Ncw.York. and Judgr tlerhr VIII b"
compelled 20 govern himself accordingly.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

. ,,rmllia from southampton October II,
+., 0i'y Of Washington from Liverpool October q
.s.,ii.toun October -. arrived off Cape Race yes
., i'll fonr days later news.
ta English admiralty have decided TO con-
. .., 1cw ..Iuadron OK iron eunboats to be armed
.. hc.Y, Armstrong guns.
. Rebel priYatcers Alabama, Georgia and
.oea wrre i'll cruising around the coast Of the
,..t ;ooa Hope. The Vanderbilt had arrived at
, C.- in pursuit Of them. and was repairing. Capt
g. .,..... expected to clude the Vanderbilt.
f.. Bccchcr had addressed one Of the most
Ga. site meetings ever held in London on American
e. f rns Ti~, combats hi, argument. but tn Daiis
s. .- D. ,es Mr. l;ccchcr will return TO America a,
..u-rr 81 peace bctvccn tie tVo countries.
r.e latest rGnor sbout the Polish question j.
.t ar GLAND and Au,tria preparing an identical
.,. .'l h1; France win stand aloof ard watch the
4.-. OF events. Tie City Hall OF Warsaw hi.
ell. .,Iaod. The Russian Got,rament was rcpl1cing
o rolsa officials by native Ers .las.
".umark is ma-sing troops on Tho southern
... r Of >ehlc.uiy and Sweden siiil intends 20 sup
..''.l
fle English. contrary to previous reports,
u 10 have cha. scd the Japanese Prize Of Saisnina
. r destroyed tie town Of kJgO,imo and 20 have
~ his steamers.
ia ionian Parliament. by IS votes against J.
.-af,d 90 lifor Of annexation 10 the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
..1c,p!2lprls Daily Wfibn,aa
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -, 1868.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE w AR.

r.. dispatch from Lcaycnworth yesterday,
u s ,,iccs rom Font Scott, 50 full of blundeis
c ,iyc Tie main points corrected aS we find them
. , c,acirna,, Ga.oue. Cooper has been reinforced
..o Pfi.c's army with infantr! and artillery, and
.... Fort G!uni and Fort Smith. HIS total force Is
.i .d q 900 men mostly whites and IL pieces of ari
,.r oualtr,l is not with him. General Blunt will go
a.rl yi the train. He will confer at Fort Smith with
co.. ,f.l Mcneil and after turning the command over
sin ai9, ced 10 iclvcnworth under the recent order
posi- at Baxter Springs where the recent massacre
.t.lsl has been abandoned Ii was Of no Importance
.,,'gt as express station General Lane addressed
n immense meeting at Fort Scott on Saturday. After
r'. .9each the crowd proceeded to General Blunt
a4i-i, and called him out After repeated applause
app red and addressed them briefly his appearance
.ai Il grcat enthusiasm and when he babe them fare
A'N 5hcir military commander many shed tears
a. removal mas caused excitement unparalleled IN
p, .sa, affairs.
gallant and successful movement has taken
d. ,f Chattanooga. a detachment of the nth OHIO
n-.,, ., Stanley succeeded in floating fifty pontoons
.. t.t river in face of the enemy when haSeh'
,t 40 Of Cen PalmcIS division, attacked the keo-
., .l lookout Mountain. and drove them from their
d.. .'oa. Our loss only five killed and fifteen
t..rd.S. Communication was thus secured with
,iacp,ri, along the Chattanooga River. Gen. Palmer
nesn assigned to the command Of the Fourteenth
avg corps.
cispatch from Charleston, dated the Doth
, O., .cce,cd in Richmond. says our batteries on Nor
10, lael together With two Of the monitors. opened
r.. 81 that day principally upon Forts Sumter and
IN The fire responded TO from For Mcu'
49,. the Rebels claim that no damage was done
'.c ,t,is ceased Mt dusk
Tain a few days past Gen. Meade has
. me changes in the position cf his forces for the
Pr. of protecting those engaged In repairing the
I.-. and Alexandria Railroad. and while the move
....f rs being performed II body OF Rebels made
.s.t--,ioa AGAINST the Sixth Corps, but after drv'
pcs,i> r,trcd.
l.. name, Of The parties arrested by Marshal
,.-f v CHARGED with being interested in the blockade
business and aiding and abctting the Rebel
given ,, Gomez patcniusc manufacturer;
i. To-. G9oc.it. and oliver two oi whom ic commits
lchanis, md the other captain OF aves'el
rr. Mclhcrsono expedition To Canton,
4 81, success. He destroyed large number OF
IN, and factories defeated and dispersed The
;..,airy oAd caused general discontinue Of the
.. i * iitrating that section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

One of the most important o;liccs 70 be filled
in cur City ,h. Fan is that Of Surrogate. The
rival candidates are ISAAC DAYTON and GIDEON
!. TUCKER Mr. Dayton d soand lawyer,
and the author of work on practice IN Suro
gates courts which is universally approved
81 honorabl distinguished himself IN the last
Common Council A. that rare hsd, an Alder
man who don't steal He is widely known -
emncntly III and WORTHY, aud will receive
many votes on that account dIs antagonist
has been tho most plialc tool Of Fernando
Wood eve since that peronags rose to coass-
quence, and holds the Office now A. the reward
OF his ser''ilty. The only cood point We
know Of him is his refusing even To pretend Ia
support tho Wax for ths Mon. Mr. Dayton
ought not to hs bcaterl by Gideon J. Tucker,
and we bog these who honor Sorth and hearty
loyalty 10 rake care TIA, he - not.