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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-04-17
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STATE OFiMAINE.G

Y22RK, s7 s ,s,,s Judicial Court January
York County Mutual Fire Insurance Compd-
NY cs.' George C.. BsckrihY ggOn
A Nd now on suggestion 70 tho court that
"A George G. Beckvith, the defendant at tho
time OF the service Of tho writ, was not IN In
habitaht OF this Statc, and he'd no tenant.
agent or attorney within the same; that his
goods or estate have been attached In this
action. and that he hn had NO noticeFof said
suit and attachment:
lis Ordered. That notice OF the pcndcncy
OF this suit be given 20 the said defendant, by
this order, together with nm abstract OF tho
plaintiffs writ, not less than fourteen days Tor
by publishing the same three weeks successive
Nv in the Union and Journals newspaper print
ed nj Biddeforl, IN said County Of York, tho
last publication thereof to be not lcss than
thirty days)beforc the next term OF said court,
TO be holden ut Alfred, In and for said county.
on the fourth Tuesday OF May; A. ID. 1858,
that said defendant may then and there appear
and answer to said suit, i no shall sec causc'
Attest' .gsILnaC " LoHp' Clerk
tAbstract OF Plaintiffs writl
Assumpsit on premium note on policy Of
Insurance numbered $3.50, In the third class in
caiu OonPohy, SoW uvtu usseu 70. So"'
wick, September Is, 1857, and being for the
sum of one hundred and forty-four dollars,
signed by said defendant, and payable 10 sah
company or their Treasurer for the time being.
In such portions and Ut such times rs the Di-
rectors or said company might, agrecably to
the act Of incorporation and bylaws Of said
company, require, for and on account OF mn
assessment of Sal 90 made by the Directors Of
said company, April I, 1850, for losses aud ex-
pcnscs In said class.
Also, count for premiums, assessments and
interest on divers policies Of insurance, amount.
ing TO $50. ~
Also. count for money had and received. for
$50. '''I fl
Said writ dated Nov. ~, 1851. and returnablo
TO the January Term ut Saco, AID. 1851.
A true copy Of order of court. with abstract
Of the writ.
3wi5 Attest: c. LORD, Clerk.
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At Court OF Probate held at South Berwick, within
and for the County of York. on the first Tuesday
in April, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.thre2 by the Hon. L. Bourne,
Judge of sNd Courts
MARY T.. IhI.L, widow E John Hill, late OF
vi CharlestowS, In the codNty of Middlesex aud
State OF Massachps etts, dcceas. having presented
her petition for Nr dover In I'D estate to be as
signed and set QUITO her. aud Nat commissioners
may be appointed f6Nthat purpOsdpursuantt to law,
Ordered, That thJ<said petitideer give notice
to all persons interested by causinA copy ofthis
order to be published in VIC Union fomHai, print
ed in BiddefOrd, in said bounty, thrS weeks sue
cessivcly, that they may pear at "a P\pbato Court
TO be holden nj Saco, in\said county, on the
first Tuesday in May nextN at ten oAthe clock
in the forenoon, and shew causs If any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate he Id ut South Berwick, within
and Tor the county OF York, on the first Tuesday
In Apkl, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundreN pnd y-thrce, by the Hon. L. Bourne
Judge olsaid Court
THE asst Sment OF dover 10 Abbie u. Lewis
L widow oA Benjamin +. Lewis, late OF Berwick,
in said Count deceased, in N estate Of the 70 said
Ordered TIM notice be zen to all per
sons interested\by causing copy OF this
order 20 be publiSed three weekN successiyely In
the Union aud JoENaL printed in Biddeford. In
said county, that TINY may appea\a Probate
Court to be holden Vt Saco, In Mid county,
on the first Tuesday In May next, nv ten of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they
have, why the same should not be accepted, and
the assignment OF dover he decreed accordingly.
Attest, George n. knowlton, Register.
true copy.
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Farm for Sale.

~ THE subscriber offers for sale the
sss;Ee homestead farm Of LEONARD FoRD,
llllll late OF Dayton. deceased, OF which
sa good title will be given. Said
farm 10 Eve and half miles from Biddeford
mills, and contains about one hundred acres of
land, which Is suitably divided into moving,
tillage. pasturing and woodland. The moving
and tillagc is under good state OF cultivation.
The pasture Is good, and well watcrcd.
There is q good Orchard, part Of which Is
grated fruit. ~ .,-.g .f.,.i.t -,.r..,.t :.
: There is one story House. with an ell. we'll
finished. wood house. carriage house, shop,
granary, and other out-buildings, all in good
repair. The barn has been built only three
weather, with a good privilege OF watering
stock in the barn-yard. Terms favorable: ~
,s1N a LINlf1'h tNif SALLY FORD
Dayton, March q, 1869. 3wl4.
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" 'uV No. HftiHc,t. Georyc III. Knorlton. Reglstor.

Ala Court OF Probate held at South Berwck,w within
and for the county of York, ON the FIRST Tues
day In April In the year OF our Lord eigh.
teen hundred and sixty-threc. by the Hon. l.. Il.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court,
IN ths\petitiOn OF Sapuel w. Luques, Guardian
" of johann TaTbox Oh Biddeford, In said Coun-
ty, representing that the hoods, chattels and cred
its OF his i ward are notSuielentt to answer the
just debts, Expenses OF maNQ tainance and charges
OF GuardianNhip, by the suSl OF one hundred dol
lars, and praNng that licenS may be granted to
Of his said ward \ may be need\ary to satisfy the
claims Aforesaid
Ordered, That the Ntltoner giNe notice thereof
20 all persons interestN in said eNlte, by causing
a copy of this order ton be publisiNd three weeks
snccessively in the UnioaId Josrti, printed at
at n Probate Court TO he hldcn Mt Saco, In
said County, on the first Tuesday in My next, at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon and shtw cause, II
any they have. why the prayer Of san petition
should not be granted
Attest George II. knowlton, Register
Atrue copy.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton, Register,
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Alta Court OF Probate held at South Berwick within
and for the county OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
hundred and sixty.three by the Hon. L. 4. Bourne
JudesSpf said Courts
TIIEODSRE ELWELL, Adttnlstrator or the es-
1 tate ohElliot q. Vaughan pte OF Buxton, In
said count deceased. having III ented his first ac-
count OF AN Illustration OF the tate OF said de-
ceased, for advances
ord,rsd, TN the said Accouy ant give no.
tce to all persSks interested, by Nusing copy
of this order tone published In thc&aIOH s. Jour
MAJ, printed In NhdcfOrd, in said\ county, for
three weeks suecesSycly, that they \nay appear
at n Probate CourtNo be holden tt Saco, In
said county. on the IN Tuesday in May next.
at ten OF the clock In the frenOon,and shew causef
any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
Attest, George H. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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YORK COUNTY
FIVE CENTS RAWLINGS INSTITUTION.

], holden ~ the SsnA ps House the Guy bank,
ON the l1tfNiay OF MaT{s63, ~ 2bclock p NJ, to
elect ofnee FOR tho ens ing year, Ind 70 transact
Ing A. BOOrHBi, Seey.
BlddcfOrd, Arii z. 1862
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pTrobnts 9gptifss.

Alta Court OF Probate held Mt South Berwick, WITHIN
and for the County Of York. ON the first Tuesdny IN
April, In the Year OF our Lord eighteen nun
dred and slxt three, by the Hon. t. Ia bourne
~ l. % na.t,I ~ Jah, n. Gbodenow, Admrnls-
tt,,ator do bobis non of the eltate OF Joseph Al
Ia, late az Wattrborough in sal county deceased,
h,yinr yIy,n blnd 10 settle thdafairs OF the late
Arm az Iosenh ASen 4 Co, OF which said deceased
was a member kresen ting tina tFaid Joseph Allen
isd seI,ed and assessed OF certain real estate sit
uated In said WaSrborougn, ne oy nun IN COM
mon with Francis Nlleo OF AnreuRn sau Ioemy,
surviving partner tho late hrm Joseph Alien
4 Co. said real estf being more Hruculariy de-
scribed IN said petit In. and being u property OF
the late firm OF JOSEPH Allen Cos
THAT An ADVANTAGE us offer OF thifSeen hundred
dollars has been maddk Samuel X R1berts OF Wa
terborough In said Coy PITY. which cf II Is for the
interest of all concerhkd Immediately to accept,
for the benefit OF the sid psrtnorslf p creditors.
and praying that licenS may he grttted him to
sell and convey the part rship lnterelt Aforesaid
according TO the statute such cas{s made and
provided and also n petNon OF said kdministrn.
tor for license 10 sell the un yded interest Of said
deceased In said premises, ukn an advantageous
Offer made nv said Samuel n Roberts,
Ordered, That the petitlonef(I iye notice thereof
10 all persons Interested In said tatc, by causing
copy Of this order 10 be publlshti In the UHioR 4
Journal printed In BiddefOrd, In Id county, three
bate Court % be holden at SacA In said coun-
Is, on the first Tuesday In May next, at ten ofthe
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause III any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted.
Attest, George II. KnOwlton. Register.
Attest, George III. KnOwlton, Register.
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Portland. April LIST. 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20
a RAIN SACKS.

i.oootwo hashsl Extra Linen sacks, ITO arrive ,
slii os so'a los for Sashs at o. and 81 Lsvs. b,
septs1-d CUNNAElE sNyru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

rfA- General Grant has lest not less
than twenty thousand men, killed, wound
ed and taken prisoners in his assault upon
the Notifications of Vieksburg. Thu.
$4,000 men, defending that post, have, al
loss of not more than 1900, placed
nearly ten times that number hors dn com
but Dubuque Herald.
This is secession lie. Even the reb.
els do not claim that General Grant ha,
lost half that number. But it seems the
purpose Of Mahoney, to magnify our los
ses TO convince the loyal people of Iowa
that the rebellion can not be sublugated
aud that our armies arr led into the South
to be slaughtered, without inficting any
blows on the rebels themselves. General
Grant says his entire loss since he crossed
The Mississippi, up to the present time,
does not exceed 1000 killed, wounded
and missing. He has captured over ten
Thousand prisoners, and placed nearly
that number hors du combat, and this &C
eordlng TO the admission of the rebels
themselves.
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Cen. burnside,

This distinguished officer arrived at this
place on Wednesday afternoon to confer
with the Governor, the State authorities
and Gen. Boy lie, on military matters in
Kentucky, and returned to Lexington
yesterday morning. An opportunity was
afforded 10 our citizens, and especially TO
the ladies, TO see and speak with one who
has SO thoroughly won the confidence and
esteem OF the people OF Kentucky. Eve
ry one was pleased, aud satisfied that the
high estimate which had been placed up
on him was justified. Burnside looks and
acts Ike great man aud the manner
IN which he has managed the a6sirs of
this department, show lam to be states
man as vel as General. The more we
See Of Burnside, the more we Ike him.
he has done much for Kentucky. His
Order No IS has worked ike a charm
ana gwen peace, quiet and security to
many portions of the State which have
been infested by rebel sympslhizers and
maraudera. Previous to It's publication.
many parts of the State were inf.s,ed he
M 1rgau men, aud other rebels whosc
presence brought tear and terror bur since
IL enforcement, there are none TO be fonna
within our lines, except few de.parata
characters who come aud 20 secretly "a
hc5 The spy-and thnse are caught when
ever found, and executed.
One OF the not Interesting inc;
aen's 81 the Gene Al visit WIS nj.
nppettgg before the remnant ~ -.
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/ ReA- And so Charlie Kirk has beer
caught near Midway, and taken TO Lex
ing'on 10 be tried as spy We gues
| Charlie might as well be let loose. w.
don't believe he has ever been in the reb
Ell service, except as writer to order
and he would have written just as soor
/ for the Federals if they had bespoker
HIM. We are sure that nobody could ev
er spy anything of the spy in him ii.
wouldn't have been aulacious enough te
RISK himself as spy where every BODY
knew him, or foolish enough to 90 as a
spy where there was nothing to spy.
We presume Charlie came to Kentucky
because he was sick OF Dixie. aud wanted
l'ttle decen, whiskey. Pray release him
Messrs. Authorities. give him a three.
finger drink, slips bottle in his pocket t
oar expense. and tell him TO behave HIM
self in the future.
IL would be shame to hang Charlie
Kirk. But. Charlie, if they do moose
YOU, bear yourself in manner worthy of
the editorial profession, TO which you
have so long been a distinguished orna.
ment. Show yourself equal to the exalt-
ed part you have to enact. You are now
mere creature of the earth, like the rest
OF us editors, but then you will be- some
thing between earth and heaven and, il
able to talk while swaying gracefully in
the gale, you can exclaim, proudly, with
Sejanus;
The A h,,id
i Louisville Journal.
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rFWm. b, Astor, who was blessed
with rich father, but is cursed with
dyspepsia. is probably the richest man in
The world, since his property is wholly
at his disposal. while that of the Roths.
childs bolneyers, and other wealthy Eu
ropean families, is held in trust, under
laws Of descent, for many members Of i
family. Mr.. Astor pays taxes on 81 900.
ooV worth OF personal property, aud his
real property Is supposed 10 be worth
So0,oou,ojo. he Is now over sixt,
years d age. and is warmly attached L
the localities IN which boyhood wis passed
A an incident illustrating this, it is said
that from his bedroom window he has i
view OF the old Bowery, which he re
members as country road. He woulc
not have tail building put up 10 ob
stfucl tins view, though he thus lose
considerable rent
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and the other off ,ers Of the regiment are
very highly Thought of by the people Of
Frankfort They discharge all their du.
ties with great fidelity and success -
Frankfort, KY. Commonwealth.
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WAR CLAIMS.

hav,ns airoct access TO the Departments wtrpos,.
viilAttendto the 49, eS'ss"oo
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and the other off cers Of the regiment are
very highly Thought of by the people o
Frankfort They discharge all their du
ties with great fidelity and success -
Frankfort, KY. Commonwealth.
Rebel wit.
A copy of the Chattanooga Rebel, o
the Sd, is before US. The editor seem.
severely engaged in the department o
wit. We copy few specimens:
Ii it is true that General Marmadukt
hung the regiment of armed negroes AT
Helena, he certainly made center.shoi
at old Abe's emancipation. instruction
scheme--for he ''knocked the black out"
every time he hung darky,
We do not know for certain that the
price of negroes is going up-but there
must have been slight dd0dRce on a
regiment of them at Helena, the other
day, If the wires were correct.
Grants permitting his dead soldiers TO
decay and create stencil around Vicks.
burg presents the worst features of the
Yankee die-nasty we have yet had to
chronicle
Richmond papers announce that Hook
er has again Changed his base" He
took it out Of the saddle awhile to 90 and
tell uid Abe ''how the thing was did
The soil of the South 10 becoming so
fortified with Yankee bodies that we will
be able TO raise nothing but wooden nut
megs after the war.
The typos" of the Rebel suggest the
necessity of the immediate return of Val
landigham, and our finishing up of the
Yankee raid on Nicksburg Both exciting
subjects cause too heavy "run on" the
capital "V' box
The Yankee officers who lead armed
negroes against the Southern people will
have IA high old time"---for our boys will
certainly hang them "as high as Haman. ("
The Chicago Tribune says 'there are
already twenty thousand colored troops
IN the federal army Does he mean the
Wue-bet}sed ones, or the black ones
'Breohers ahead" for Yankee Ner.
chdntmrn The Alabama and Florida /!
|, they are not "breakers' TO the ships
they will soon break all the ship owners.
The Yankee corpses lying around Vicks
burg are becoming fntid as fast as the
living ones are becoming defeated.
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Collection of Pensions,
BACKPAY, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS ray.

And siiotherclHims against the Government unon
the mottfavofabit Iers,s
No Fees charged until sslisfaetay, Return. -. -
ceived. AHinqairies ny mail vii reestye p,om,, 80
tsptoa- WA. x LOVE Ap,, atl..
omas hsxtdoatto Pest oaiee inp -,siss] ssasu.
lasl<-AAy
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
orphess c. kerrs Papers, Cd Series.
Froemsson's Monitor.
Gotk'- Voyaves.
Al odds--b, the Author OF Quits
Barrs risld aud Garden;
Vegetables Of Anne lea;
The Campaign OF 1852 and 63,
Physiological Memoir#-b, Hammond:
MRS Lrsiie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book,
Boys Own BOOK;
Nerncr's Pride.
Dickens Complete works:
Home anii abroad second Series3
story VI b, Quad
New AnnuslCyciopediA 1861;
Tbs Poets Journal b, Hay ard Taylor;
Parson Bfowhiows Book;
Okarango River;
kduin Bro herioft,p by winthropj
Shadow n ne House. f
This day r~cefvednt
BRoWSELL's Book Store
Jel a Cor. Main aud 4tb streets
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.,..., H.s. Tcn-xYcx, Agent.
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rA-lhe Richmond papers have re.
centiy spoken of one Francis Z. Blair.
r., deNerter from the Union army, who
has been confined in Castle Thunder for
pad conduct, as "a son Of the Yankee
Postmaster General" The Washington
; az says Postmaster G neral Blair has
no son or other relative IN tile rebel army.
ana Doubtless some imposier has been
playing bis cards upon the Coafeds.''
Sea- Brig. Gen. Loan is daily expected
IN Tins city He has not only been su
perSeded, but mustered out Of service =
~ r "a lcal, unconditional Union man
IS oelps rapidly wecded out OF the army
10 TINS State. The appointment Of Gen
Liam was unanimously confirmed by lie
oenate last winter, but he is s,critieed n
sPPease rebel sympathizers and Conner
nsaas.- Missouri State Times, lS.h.
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WALL PAPER.-Receive this day
stock Of Wall Paper, new designs:
Putnam's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Judj's Curtsin Fixture.
Green Holland for windows
Buff Holland Tor Windows.
@ ris, Tassels, &C.
P-de7 N. w. wEsToorT,
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. ~
PU81IsHm NJ CARLETON.
Luln--a Novel by walworth;
The orpheas Q, ksrrs Papers Cd series;
wandetlngs OF q Besuty --by James,
MY s.uthorn Frirnds--by Eirke;
The Prisoner OF Stase-MahoBy;
The Great consumm~ttcn--ou mming;
The United States Tax Laws amended;
Incidents In my Life;
Gsrret Van Horn, or the
Beggar on Horseback.
Published by Dick 4 Fitzgerald.
verner's Hride-by Mrs. Henry Woods;
Mrs. HAitburtons Troubles,
The Lady Lisle--by Mas Braddonj
Darrell Markham -
Barrington--by Charles I~rer.
Published by Ticknor q Field.
Leisure Hours In Town;
The Reereations OF a Country Pars0nj
Meditutions--by ZsohOkkej
Country Sewing and Country Thinking;
The Patience OF Hope;
Two frieuds--by the author Of Patience Of Hope
On Lberty-by John Stuart Mills.
The Bvory Day Philosopher,
Titan-from the Germsn ofJean Paul Richter.
From other Publishers.
The Employment Of Women.
Beauties OF Rusktp.
The Florida Exiles--by Joshua R Giddings
German Popular Tales-Grimm;
Talk with my Rnpils-by Mr. seddwiek;
on the Or gin OF speeies--by Huxley;
Reserves OF Barhelgr;
Antiquity " Mandy Lyell;
The Pentxtouch--by Colenso;
INDICATED by Green,
Mrs. BrowniDg's Essays Oh the Greek Christisn
Poets;
Last Poems;
Arsra LeigBi
John G. Sa1e's Poems;
Hoods a"
Grape Culture and Wine Growing by Phlpi
D,wnng's Fruits aud Fruit Trees,
Madam lie Asrehsnd's Fortune Tcilerj
SCHOOL.
How Plants Grow;
Gray's LsssoAs on Botany;
Gray's Manual u ,tsny;
Tasqueiie's French Couf Sc;
Iangstroth Oh the Honey Bee;
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MRS. REDGRAvE

10 prepared to accommodate . few Boarders NJ hey
residence on Fourth, between Main and RIondesu
s~ssss' apoS-A1n
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

MEETING OF THE LEGIsLArURE.-On Monday
next the Legislature of California will convene
at Sacramento. AS the dominant party are
largely in the majority we p esume there will
be no difficulty in organizing, and We may ex-
pect the Governors annual message on Tues
day. Questions Of great magnitude, involving
the honor Of the State, will be presented for
the consideration of the Legislature. and we
hope they will be temperatcIy discussed and
wisely disposed of. Let them promptly and at
an early day fix the time for electing United
States Senator. and then elect 90 honorable
and capable man, who will represent our State
faithfully and creditably, and not pot house
politician. We shall look 10 its proceedings
with interest and comment upon them candid
". We hope to see q gentleman from OuT
own county, Of conceded ability and character,
S. W. SandersOu, Esq, placed at the head OI
the Judiciary Committee.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

"WAR DEHOcRArs. The New York Repub-
licans have had enough of what are called
"War Democrats" men whom they have Sc
duced from political virtue bypromise Of office.
Dickinson, Tremain and q half-dozcn Con-
gressionai candidates in the late election.
proved bad bargains, they say. In their con
vention TO nominate candidates for city officers
= few days previous TO the lection, it was
proposed 10 nominate a " War Democrat" for
one Of the important positions; but the prop.
OsiliOn was vOied down, after declarations by
other members that they had had enough Of
War Democrats in the late election they
were u drag on any ticket" Does this not
foreshadow the fate Of COnness and his follow.
ers3 The Republicans have used and are will
ling to use them again, but are not willing to
reward them for their services OF recognize
them rs men Of principle. They are band
Of political gueFrillas, ready to support or be-
tray any party for pay. OF course the nominO-
tion Of such men would be = drag on any
ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

THE CnNrRABANDs.--The Administration
having magnAuImOusly liberated more slaves
than it knows what to do with, and finding
them an expensive luxury, has at last hit upou
an expedient To liberate itself. The expedient
it Is needless to say, is worthy of the prolific
brain of old Abe. II proposes to bind them as
apprentices to anybody who wants them and
will give bonds for their support, for a cerinin
number of years, and give them two suits Of
clothes and five dollars in money at the end Of
that period. Who wants negro? 1t is plain
to see that this plan will supercede white labor
to a very great degree almost everywhere, the
very consummation for which the AbolitiUnists
are working. They want to degrade white ID
Dor, and then the lords Of the cotton mills of
New England will rule with q rod Of iron the
dependent operatives.