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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-18
New Publications.

ABnorr's History OF THE CIVIL WAR IN
AMERICA. We are gratificd to learn that q his
tory of the present Rebellion from the pen OF
Rev. John S. c. Abbott, who formerly resided
in this State, and who has gained lasting. rep
utation by his previous literary Efforts, is in
course Of preparation. ....
We can checrfully say that to no ADLER or bet.
ter hands could SO important work have been
committed. He is o scholarly historian and n
skilful word painter. He has undertaken the
present work rs q labor Of love, and the fruits
of his personal interest in the subject; and his
literary ability glows upon every page. His
style as an historical writer is unsurpassed.
Ills startling aud vivid descriptions thrill the
most Indifferent reader, enabling him almost to
hear the shock Of armies, and the din OF war.
While throbbing and anxious hearts all over
our stricken Land attest the interest We oil feel
in the exciting theme, no intelligent person,
with any prctcnsions to knowledge OF his
country's progress. can afford to be without
this history of the War. by Abbot. II wi be
elegantly aud substantially bound In two large
royal octave volumes Of over fvo hundred
pages each, beautifully illustrated with numcr.
Gus steel cngravings from original designs by
the best American artists, aud interpreted
with maps diagrams, carefully and accurately
prepared, which arc we'll worth the price oil
the work. 1t is cmphatically the history for
the people. :
Two young men, Messrs Spear & Drury,
from Amherst College, Mass, are acting as
agents for the work in this vicinity and will re-
ceive orders for q few days only.
The book Is sold only by subscription, and
VIC hope none Of our readers will lose tho only
opportunity of procuring 30 valuable, and en-
tcrtaiuing work, at so low price.
II has had an unprecedented sale in every
part of the loyal States, and We hopo that 1t
will meet with rs liberal patronage here as else
where.
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HookER's AcuIEvmExr.--Ou readers will
remember in Gen. Mcig's report Of the re-
cent wonderful victory at Lookout Mountain,
he mentions the fact that much Of the battle
was fought Gbore The clouds, which concealed
the armies from view, while the musketry
was heard. Noticing this circumstance the
New York Times remarks:
There is on record at least one parallel to
this in tho campaign OF Napoleon in the
Carnic Alps. in 1907. The battle of Col Dc
Jarvis, March 90. 1897, was fought above
the clouds--the artillery laundering in the
very laboratory Of storms and arsenal Of the
electric batterios-while the cavalry charged
and performed their ovolutions on the leo,
and the infantry Numbered to tho attack
through snow three feet deep.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-18
REBEL TESTIMONY The Richmond En-
quirer of the llth inst, in its account Of the

REBEL TESTIMONY - The Richmond En-
quirer of the llth inst, in its account Of the
doings in the rebel Congress, remarks:
On the Sth, Mr.. Foote, of Tenn, said the
President never visited the army without do.
ing it injury. Never has he visited any Of
our armies but what it has been followed by
disaster. lie charged him with almost hav-
ing ruined the country, and he would meet
his champions anywhere to discuss it. He
accused Commissioner Northrup with having
starved the enemy's prisoners, and with
stealthily placing the Confederate Govern
mcnt in the attitude charged by the enemy.
From the LIST TO tho Goth of November meat
was furnished to the prisoners very irrcgu-
larry. For twelve days the supply was in
adequate, and for eight days they got none
ut all. He demanded the removal Of North
rup for the honor Of the country.
Tho present session bids fair to DO stormy
one; for il is said that the n. G. and Tenn.
members arc determined to present bills look
Ing to immediate return to the allegiance Of
the United States.
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ERichard 8. Fay. Esq, of Lynn, VII

ERchard 8. Fay, Esq.,, Of Lynn, who
was ono Of the most incorporating hunkcrs
in New England, remarks:
"The slavery question, out Of which grew
this rebellion, Is fast being settled by events
As I have frequently said before. / repeat now,
40 far as the slave Is concerned would not
raise nv hand to free them oil tomorrow II Il
interfcrcd with the constitutional rights Of any
individual in the Union, but II, on the other
hand, slavery becomes incompatible with our
national existence. am quite willing to see tho
slave GO FREQ, as one Of tho consequences and
ns punishment for the sins Of his master I
am glad to sec the free African hShting in this
oucnce of war brought on by the Shareholder
The 6rst gun fred upon Fort Sumter have
ever regarded as the kncll Of slavery, whatever
the other consequences might be. Even II dis
union triumphs, the slave question Is settled"
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BRANpRETH's PILLS.
DRANpRETIIS PILL

Are infalibls for costiveness, spasms loss Of app
petite sick headache, ciddlness, scnss Of bloatins
after meals, dizziness, drowsincss, and eramping
palms. and all disorders OF tho stomach and bowels
ONE OF MANY CASES.
81 Original letter ut "a Canal st., New Yorks
]. /. G. COOK, publisher OF tho state Banner.
bennington, VT, says no was attacked With DYS-
PEPSIA, and suffered so severely from 10 that NOT
particle OF food could be swallowed without oc-
casioninr the most uncomfortable sensation in his
stomach For Eve years no suffered from this dread
full complaint, when ho used BRANDRErIlS
PILLS. Tho first box did not seem 10 benefit him
the time ho had taken six boxes q com ptete caro-
was effected. lilo saysI my dyspepsia was gone.
and my experience OF an carly death vanished"
Principal Oniee, 29i Canal st., New York.
Sold by DR.. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddeford, and
by nil respectable dealers. Uyrich) 4w5lA
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ars. HALLrcn,. Rrronr. Tho Report Of tn,

GEy. HALLDcK's REpoRr. The Report Of the
General In chief. ater giving detailed accoun,
of the war for the past year, closes as follows
II Is seen by the foregoing summary Of OPP
crations during the past year, that we have re-
PEELED every attempt Of the enemy to invade
the loyal States, and have rescued from his
domination Kentucky and Tennessee, q por-
ton Of Alabama aud Mississippi, aud the
greater part Of Arkansas and Louisiana. and
restored the free navigation OF the Mississippi
river. Heretofore the enemy has enjoyed great
advantage over US in the character Of his thea
tire of.war. lie has operated on short and safe
interior lines. while circumstances have COM
PEELED US to occupy the circumference OF cir
Gle. But the problem Is now changed. BY
the rcopening Of the river. the rebel territory
has been actually cut in twain, and We can
strike the isolated fragments, by operating on
safer and more advantageous lines.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-18

EFFECTS OF WINE on DBEAsE.-Dr. Gale OBJ.
serves In his treatise on disease that the great use
OF vino In France Is supposed 70 have abated tho
prevalence OF the gravel. In tho French colonies,
nHrs Tlns e more used than ~ v ,ns to pIn
cipal beverage, not only tho Eout but Ho gravei
afe scarcely known. Dr. u Pote relates, ~ m ex:
traordinary instance Of Che effects OF tho sambuci
vine on gent, the case Of Dr. paveran, who was AZ
tackled with the govt 1t the ago Of %, and had u
severely I'LL he WAS upwards Of 60. with chalk
stones In the joints Of his hands and feet. but for
four years preceding tho tlme when his case had
peen given 70 Dr. La Poto TO lay before tho public.
return OF tho govt afterward.-LoNdoN Post.
Mr.. Spcer Of New Jersey has tho only vineyard
In this country OF the above grape. Tho only gon-
uins ssmbuci vino In this country has Mr.. speers
signature on tho cork OF tho bottle. Druggists
keepit.
~ While congratulating those who have tho
Epod fortune 10 DO born beautiful we on the other
hand. pity the household who has not had the good
iortune 70 obtain paper OF Hsrriek ALIENS Gold
and get paper. and our word for IT, you will new.
or use any other. II has been analysed by one OF
tho most distinguished chemists In the country and
pronounced perfectly harmless, and 10 produce
one.eighth moro bread or biscuit from the samo
or besides II only takes about one-haf tho guam.
Depot ll2 Liberty street
cd for six weeks with chappcd hands and cracked
fingers, brought ON by working over coal fires and
handling hot irons, so much so that WAS ON tho
point OF quitting work, when i commenced 10 uso
your salvc, and obtained instant relief. Tho use
OF half q box completely cured my hands, and /
can cheersully recommend It for Its healing virtues!
Yours truly. A. Is. FELrcH.
Lalsbury, Feb 10, 1862
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g One OF the most magnificent entertain.
mcnts ever given in this country came of on
board the Russian fleet on the afternoon of the
10Th inst, the same having been rendered to
both Houses OF Congress by the Russian Min
lister. The principal vessel was deckcd with
flowers. The central boquct in the cabin con-
tanning 300 different kinds. The Russian Min
istcr, in behalf Of his country, thanked Con.
grcss and the nation for the kindness extended
towards the Russians now here, and closed by
giving toast The perpetual prosperity Of
the United States, the whole fleet, In tho mean.
time, firing national salute. Speaker Colfax
replied to the toast, abiding TO the friendship
felt towards Russia because she had sent words
Of sympathy across the ocean to this disturbed
land.
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brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Doc. TO.
Atmarkct-Cattle 1861 Sheep and Lambs COCO :
Swine 1862.
PRicEs-lfarksf BecE-Extra, 50 % n 900 first
quality. 8 % so second, % 8 % third, 10
81 pr 100 lbs, tho total weight Of hides. tallow
and dressed Beef
Wcrki.g orsn.-sI6o, $50, 40. 100. 100 q no.
In good demand, but higher prices asked.
Yeariings-sli 70 10 two yrs. old, lG d25 thrco
yrs. old, 70 a 50.
depend altogether upon the fancy Of the purchaser.
For two Extra Cows. the owner asked sitOpr head.
Shssp and Lambs.-Storc Sheep ~ a GU oxtTa lots
&c pr 10. Lambs 50 60 10 $50 per headi extra So
Trade dull
S,cins-Stores Wholesale &c TO II retail7!c to sii
Fat Hogs 6la7c.
HSdes-9! @ per ID.
Taiioc-9a0o per Id.
SAsey Skins-S2 ,25 q go.
L<pwb Skius-t2,2S $50.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.

Tho combInatIon of invrcdIcnt, In thc,c Pills ID
tho result OF A long and extensive practice. They
arc mild in their opcration. and certain In correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful Menstraations, re-
moving nil obstructions, whether from cold or 9th
crwise headache. pain In the side, palpitation Of
m. hart. vbites nil nrryou, affections, hy,tcrcs
ri, a, Az. h..k and ,,uhs A. di.,u,bsd
'S"suo' p",H :" 'As oa', . ~ 80"
s'eep' vhich ALSO from 'n.eliuP''on VI nA'u'o.
Dr. Chcesoman's Piiis was tho commence
mcnt Of new era In tho treatment Of those frog
ulari.les and distractions which have consigned so
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM Ia
tho most approved medicine ever discovered. 10
Aas sfood As best Of all tests Time, having had an
unprecedented sale OF nsary forty years. IL Is rec
commended by our best Physicians, our most emil.
nent eti.sns, tho Press, tho Trade, In TACT by Nil
who know L.. For certificates, which can DC given
~ almost any extont, SEQ Wrappers TO each bottle.
II NOS entirely satisfactory. Price % cents and ST.
the largo bottles much tho cheapest. De eaclulfo
get fhe genuine, which Is prepared only by REED,
CUTLER & CO.. Wholesale Druggists, Boston,
Sold In BiddeGord by dealers generally. Cin5l
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A brilliant Achievement by Colonel
wcst's Command.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The following dispatch was received to-day :
Fortress Monroe, Dec. A.-Gcncral Wis
tar, with my appreciation, sent out an cxpedi.
ton to Charles City Court House. on James
River, to capture tho enemy's force stationed
there, and have the pleasure to toward his re.
port of It's complete success. What adds to
the brilliancy of its achievement is that 1t has
been accomplished during terrible storm.
lSigned) Il. +. BUTLxK, Maj. Gen.
Yorktown, "a, Dec. l4.-To Major Gener.
nj Butler IL have the satisfaction to announce
the complete success of the expedition sent out
under Col. West. All worked in successful
combination. Our cavalry carried the enemy's
camp ut Charles City Court House, after q
sharp fight, the enemy firing from their houses.
We captured eight officers and eighty-two en-
listed men, being the whole command of three
companies, SIS horses and mules, besides many
shot, &c., left on the ground. The enemy's
camp, with its equipment, arms, &C., were
thoroughly destroyed. Our loss Is Capt. Greg
ory, severely wounded, one Sergeant and one
CORPORAL killed, and four men wounded. 10
The New York Mounted Rifles in forty-four
hours marched 70 miles; tho l39th N. York In
fantry in ffty-four hours marched 81 miles,
mostly in severe storm, moving day and
night, and walking their shoes of. which
should be made good by the Government.
All are entitled to high commentator for
gallantry and unninching endurance, Colonel
West especially, for his precise execution OF
difficult combination by which alone lie could
have accomplished my object.
.(Signed) J.J. WIsrAR, Brig. ecu.
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From tho Army OF tho Potomac.

NEW YORK, Dec. H.
The Times Washington dispatch says the
tho Army of the Potomac will be Immediately
rcorganizcd, and made larger and better in
every way, than 1t has been Mt any previous
period. Its chief command will probably be
1t is believed that Thomas would prefer remain
ing where he is.
Gen. Hooker's reputation sirco the battle OF
Lookout Mountain. stands higher than ever
He Is considered by some folks as the next
commander of the Army Of the P0tomac.-
Tho present corps commanders, with one cx-
ception. will be removed.
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81 Stephen A. Douglas. in May. 1876, thu,

defined patriotism:
Patriotism emanates from the heart, fills the
soul. infuses itself into the whole man, and
speaks and acts the, same language. A friend
OF his country in war viii feel, speak and act
for hiscountry revere his coantry's cause and
hate his country's enemies. America wants no
friend, Acknowledges the fidelity of no CITIZEN,
who after war is declared, condemns the justice
OF her cause and sympathiIes with the enemy.
All such are traitors in their hearts.
Judging Mr.. Douglas by his own words no
one can doubt how, were he living. he would
regard tho actions Of many who pretend to re-
we're his teachings ..-..,..... . +.
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
INVALID!

-. ACAUTION To YOUNG MIN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Do
Gay Vi manhood. ctc., supplying at the same tiino
hs Mssns Of ser Cure. By ono who has cured
himself aftcr bcns put 10 great expense aud inju-
Nv through medical humbug aud qrnckery.
by enclosing = postpaid addressed envelope, sin
glo copies may DO had " the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
lyr2Q Bedfbr,l. Kings County, N. Y.
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To the Young or Old, Male or Female,

II you have been suffering from habit indulge
In by the youth OF both sexes, which causes 10
many alarming symptoms IL units them for mar.
rage, and Ii tho greatest evil which can befall
man or woman. Sse symptoms enumerated In ad-
yertisement and II you are sufferer, cut out tho
advertisement and send for u at once. Delays are
Cures guarsntcsi. beware Of Counterfeits and
limitations, 2mosjO
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TIE CnEsArYAKE AT CHEsrEn.-We learn
from the Portland Press Of the 10th, that Col.
lector Washburn received special despatch
Tuesday evening, from the Vice Consul ut
Halifax. saying that the Chesapeake was near
Chester, N. s., and requested that tho Cap:
tain or the Mate Of the steamer should proceed
there forthwith to identify the pirates.
Chester is about twenty. Ave miles from Hal
itax, at the head Of Malone Bay. Capt. vii.
let's being absent at New York, and the Mate
confined with his wounds, the Stcwardess--a
very intelligent white wOman-and one Of the
late crew Of tho Chesapeake wcrc put on board
the u. s. steam gunbOat Acacia, Capt. Stone,
which left for Halifax direct at about ten o'clock
in tho evening. The dispatch, and particularly
the request for parties to proceed there, justi-
6es the impression that the vessel is In the
hands of the authorities. and the hope that
speedy justice is about to oyertakc the guilty.
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Freedom Notice.

nHIs eertiaes that hereby release 70 my son,
cbaries it, Trufton, tho remainder ofhi: minor
itv to act And trade for himself and shall ciAim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts OF his con.
'ra0'ns A''' VI" EDMUND TRAPr0N, IN.
2 Witness, Isaac NJ. Traflon.
Nsvasld, Me-, Dec. y, iscJ 3w5l'
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ARrHuR's HONE MAGAZINE for January Is
received Tho publisher seems determined not
to be outdonc, and promises that the volume
just entered upon shall be equal or superior to
proceeding ones. The, opening engraving,
Christmas Eve, is . pretty and appropriate
picture. T. 8. Arthur, Philadelphia. $500
year.
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Commission Store.

q. q. 600 . w Z N,
TIAs opeued new Commission Store Mt the cor
ner IN ALFRED and LIBERTY streets, where
no has Tor sals all articles usually found ut such
stores Particular attention paid TO tho collection
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Rumorcd Disaster to tho Federal Arm
In East Tennessee.
NAsuvILLE- Tenn

NASHVILLE, IeHH., DEC. lU
There Is rumor here that Gen. Sheridan,
commanding tho column in pursuit OF Long
street, encountered the rebel rear guard cast OF
Knoxville, and sustained q heavy rcpulse, in
which Gen. Sheridan is said to have been badly
wounded.
The rumor Is not yet generally credited ut
headquarters, but It is traced to several dis
tnct sources. Unless corroborated by dis
patches from Chattanooga Of this date, the
story will be discredited. ~
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WAR MATTERS
From, washingten.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
II Is probable that the CONSUMPTION act vii
be so amended as to include all able bodice
males between twenty and forty-6ye years Of
arc, and either to increase the exemption money
or make It obligatory to furnish substitute.
New YoRK, Dec. IL.
Tho Tribuno's Washington despatch says tht
Proclamation subjoined the Presidents Mes
sage was written substantially In the form In
which il was issued several weeks ago, and thu
President at the time seriously thought Of issu
ing II before tho meeting Of Congress.
Since Its appearance the question has been
raised In official quarters as to whether the
rebel prisoners in our hands, under the rank OF
Colonel, may not avail themselves OF the am
nesty offered by President Lincoln in his proc
lamstion; some persons think that thrce-f fourth.
Of the rebel prisoners now In our hands would
gladly accept the terms Of amnesty II II includes
them, aud tho question thus becomes Of much
importance.
Congress will probably take its holiday re-
cess from Tuesday or Wednesday, the 2lst, for
two weeks.
There is, 80 far as can be asccrtained. gen.
eral disposition on the part OF the members OF
Congress to carry out the recommendations OF
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and Sec
rotary of the Treasury. with respect to the in
crease of tax on liquors and tobacco.
It Is thought probable that Congress will i'm
pose even heavier tax upon whiskey than Is
proposed, perhaps seventy cents or dollar per
gallon.
The Navy Department has thirteen vessels In
pursuit of the pirate Chesapeake.
The Tines dispatch says Mr.. Lovejoy's bill
for tho punishment Of Shareholders provides
that all slaves freed under the emancipation
proclamation of Jan. 1, or by act Of Congress,
shall be declared to be citizens and competent
witnesses in oil United States Courts. Any ono
attempting to reduce slave 30 freed again to
slavery shall be declared guilty Of n INSIDE
meanor and punishable with fine Of not less
than $4,000 nor more than $40, 600, and DO
imprisoned not less than ten years.
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The rebels have refused to receive any
further supplies for our prisoners.
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ronc moro issue will complete tho MINI
va, ~, thanking our patrons for their generous
saSport. The past two years have been trying ones
for newspaper PERHAPS nOTo i nv 70 s snS
.nan ,av and close attention 10 business We have
sen enabled to furnish readers with the paper,
,nsny OF whom have not yet paid Tor what thoy
have received. We have on cur books the names OF
ons thousand persons who are In arrears for their
naner' m Is only by the prompt payment OF these
nbscriptions that We shall be able to continue the
pubiication Of tho Journal for the coming year -
Who will surprise as with christmas Presert
of the payment of their subscription Our rule,
where Subscriptions are not paid In advances Is To
charge 500 We will 80 Gar modify these terms as
10 givc yearly receipts for siJo TO AL those who
will pay all arsearages on or before the hrst ot jan
uary.
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Attention, Wood Choppers!

Tile subscriber would respectfully givo notice
i that no 10 prepared TO
NEW STEEL AND PLATE AXES,
At SHORT NOTICE.
Having had great deal OF instruction from tho
celebrated Axe maker. wosdbary sttmsssa,
can Furnish customers with the best article In tho
county.
All lovers OF good Axes are invited 70 call.
10 Dozen stimson's New Axes,
for ,ale bv tho box. @. r. MORRIS,
Dec. 10, 1863. Vw5D Newheid, DO,
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GENERAL lM4EzdIsEMcE.
Miscellaneous Items.

We gave the Substantial particulars Of the
Steamer Chesapeake, last week. Nothing has
been heard from her since.
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xXXv1II ooHeREss---First Session.

& X 90 Ey WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
SENArE.-Mr. Dixon gave notice Of bill
amending the CONSUMPTION act to exempt the
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