The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-06-03
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.


A letter received in Saco from member o.
Co. I. lst Maine Cavalry, written on the 18th
ult.. one day later than Capt: Chaabourne'i
letter published last week, stated that Sergt. G
NJ. Chadbourne was alive ut that time OF writ
ing, but the letter gave no particulars.
some weeks since We remarked that gentle
man of Saco paid tax on net income Of eight
thousand dollars. A gentleman Of this city
who, o little moro than twelve years ago, work
ed a, q mschinist In the Lsconis repair shop
for one dollar and half per day, now pays
tax on . net income Of twenty seven thousand
dollars-made in the manufacture OF cotton
machinery.
The late editor OF the Democrat has received
a silver democratic ice pitcher, present from
twenty seven democratic ladies Of . less num-
ber Of democratic families in the democratic
city OF Biddeford. The presentation speech
and the reply were neat and appropriate. Bro.
Hanscom doubtless thinks as we do, that II is
dules 81 deeorum to retire from business to find
out how our labors are appreciated, or to have
ones death reported in order to read what the
papers say Of US.
The County Attorney has entered none
prosequi in the case OF State VS.. Luther 8.
Moore for forgery. Judging from the efforts
Of Mr.. Moore's friends in their endeayors to
prejudice and poison the minds Of the people
Of this county in his favor, so as 10 render a
verdict of guilty impossible, this result Is what
suits Moore and his friends.
Our notice Of the Maine Western Yearly
Meeting In Saco should have read one week
later-the 18th and 10Th Of thi' month we
published the dates 'ha' were 'urnisneu W U.s.
ST. Chase, Esq, Of Saco, has received an
appointmcnt 10 clerkshp in Washington. We
nre glad to chronicle any success to our friend
Chase. who Is man Of education and ability.
His many friends in this locality viii be sorry
70 lose him from among US. wealso learn that
Amos L. Allen, of the Clerk OF Courts Office,
Alfred, has received an appointment.
A very large amount of business has been
transacted thus far at the present term of Court.
About two hundred new entries have been made.
The Grand Jury rose on Saturday, having found
ten indictments. It's expected that the GRIM
;n,l eases will be reached next week.
Recently the editor OF the Rochester On. H.)
Courier did this JOURNAL the honor to copy our
remarks in regard to the name Of the Kittery,
ala, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, and himself tho
credit 10 preface them with remarks Of his own,
saving 20 the efFec, that the arguments in favor
NJ calling IL Kittery, &c., were, as he termed
Il, eo,elu,ire. "Good fellow" thought we,
.h. t,ovs how 10 be inst. while in this case
-, ..,..o.;,v !. reou;red - Turning from the
-. % A.. ,.,sr % IN. inside. we road =
..,,.. H.. =, ,hs p;daosord Jour,., who IN,
u...n,,v ,;.;,cd the Portsmouth NAVY Yard"
g.. T.o-or,on VIC al, 10 rc,ea,;pp n decla.
nation ~ our scboo, days about. "canrrened
hv State ie,,ousv - "the narrow.limts of my
= Co.. -. ,,a;,,horhooj . and mora until
o"n eS''' ~ ~,
the bow comes IN. Inc TACT is' inc eui'or
conversion was entirely on the outside
r,. p,oL,ovs from, their new Opera Uouse.
Inv 80 Ga. IN N.I,,,
Boston, will appear ~ City hau' M9hday'
Jcne Goth.
We xer, rccently very msch interested in
"a -. 4, A.. Probate ~.
ehAm'hins so"e o'a 'eoou' ~ 'a' 'ooe -
nee u. hiir~' INC o'aos' oA0'a' uo'uu'"' .
PROBATE reeora Oh iof'..Se" n sV,en 'v.i'
only a''er tue p'nu'ns VI ,no 'ns'.n'. ~ -
caned oy an''qaa'''"' 'no Oss. P,s,'eu ,'i
eSd reeOra III 'hts COUNTY,. in' '"A s's. :
now rs o'ack Us wnen n'S' app.ea' o1. ~. ss"
OF forming inc 'e,'e's Is 50 nm .na' WV.
can % uec'pnerea oniy win u''n0a'''. -"
later recor' bearing aa'e iO'' anu o0unu :"
,e''u.a' We N..e sA"os a.. -
-. =, ~" ,sw ,wo h.,area and twenty wears
600 pror, ,,rc. IL, Of Indictment, one finds
AZ, .om,n... vs-s ur,,;n,;sd and comn,e,"
-. 49, 90. .o,.;I.raJ c;v;, SOFIA, and
-. H.. 49,, ..v.r,, ,ro.sr,us,,.
-. -. -.
''S NJ ~ ' w,,. w.,.u 49,, ,.,,r ,ou,,a
ed whether he would give anything towards the
College, answered il was no ordinance OF God.
we present ,he wile o. Jon ,Sa. ,Us ' IN
,s" oyJ,s Jay Goody Walleish discharced
with an admonition and paying lbs.
We present Joan Andrews Tor taking aoom-
NATIONS LOT s'e F,nssn anu IdTs sor s,andcr;nv
Goody Harbor by saying that Goody-
II Cody was as bad as Floronce represented
her to be. she was certainly an unsafe harbor
to anchor in but the JOURNAL don't like to
print what Floronee said, And so VIC go on
through these old. old pages Of law dispensed,
finding that men swore and were fined. women
were lcwd and were publicly whipped, lying