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NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Franklin County
Insurance Company will meet at Ambos'
Hall, on Tuesday evening, May 18th, at half
past seven O'clock.
Let every stockholder be promptly pres
ent, as business of Importance will come be-
fore the meeting.
VIZ n nuouYuo
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Notice.


HENRY ID. DECKER, of the State OF
IL Pennsylvania, will take not CO, that Samuel
Sharp. of the county of Franklin, and State Of Ohio
did, the Goth day of April, A, D. 1854 file his Pc
tition in the Superior Court, Of Franklin county.
State of Ohio, against the said Henry d. Decker,
defendant: setting forth that the ssid Henry D. Deck
or was indebted to him, the said Samuel Sharp, in
the Of 800 100 with interest the same from
the 29th day Of September, A. ID. ls45, ON jude-
ment rendered September Goth, lSis, before Mores
Seymour, Justice Of the Peace, of Madison town
ship, Franklin county. Ohio, in favor OF one j. A.
on note given by Henry ID. Decker to Rary, Court
right Company, and praying Judgment against the
said Henry ID. Decker for the said sum Of 400 6-IO0
with interest from September 20h 1Sls and the said
Aenry ID. Decker is notified that heris required 10
appear and answer said petition, on or before fhe
third Saturday after the 18th day Of June A. D. 1894
and that an order of attachment has beon issued
out Of said Court In said case. and has been levied
upon the following described real estate belonging
to the said Henry ID. Decker, to wit: that tract
or parcel Of land in the southwest quarter Of secto
No 35 township II, range 81, Mathews survey con-
tanning about seventy-sx 7e acres more or iess. in
Franklin COUNT, State OF Ohio. being fhe came
premises given to Sarah Woodfine. by The win %
her father. Henry Dildine. deceased - -
By BINGHAM McGuFFEY, W S''A
May 9Th, Iss4.-wsw - 80 81 tan i@5luaoi
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PhiladeIphia Nlnrket-.Ia

F1oIIR-Dull at 81 IS fer extra family
- WHEAT-Dull and dropping. Whise 81 90 92 o5
r 81 7Oa@l So.
CJRN-Firm. Yellow 81 81; White S 81
PrTROIEIl M-Quiet. Crude s6e refined In
bond SIC; do free 639G6c.
nuIohl firm, with small sales at 81 259I II.
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CHILD OF THE SAVANNA.
, CHON."

Due notice will be given of Alice Kingsbury's a.
pearance as
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


Nstt York Money lIRsiSet-=Hfa1 nj:
Money sssyj with large supply, at S91 uer cont.
Sterling Exchange quiet 1t ioiAGlsa for our
rency. ~ n-s =. -'.l, y rtle.' II N'A
Gold firm cr and more active. opening 1t IA, and
Goycrnment stocks firm with an upward tendcra,,
5-2Os coupons 1O6x9IO 7-sos, October and April.
liz. .-. ..I..a-
..... WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Increase in loans 2G7 SIS
Decrease in specie. .........,..........,.. 448eF3
Decrease in circulation. ........,......... H. rs
Increase in deposits 5,e644sS
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Tuesday Evening, May nth,
The great translation Of Paul Feval's French ORA
ma. adapted expressly for Alice Kingsbury, entitled
the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-17

THIRD AND LAST WEEK
ofthe engagement OF the natural and genuine artistic
ALICE KINGSBURY.
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maybe DIT

WIN. G. DEsHLER,
President.
mov1R dot
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o. GLOVER.

THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN REPAIRED AND
j. Reftted throughout, and Is now open TO the
House, Maysville, KY, solicit the patronage Of the
travelling community. No pains, will be spared 10
give satisfaction to the guests Of the House. : :,
ec2i'ea-tf a i JOS. +. FERYiE.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-04-08
A Secret for Mothers I!

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton, with their numerous
family of sons and daughters, camo to the
Lori's table an unbrokcn circle: never wit
messed the blessed sight without asking myself.
what secret family influence has been owned
of God by these precious resultsf' One day !
said to the youngest daughter. q child OF twelve
years, DO you ever forget JesusF oh no y
she replied, we can none 0t US Mt home ever
forget Him, for mother talks to US OF Jesus
every day. He Is ever with u.s.
o mothers take to your hearts the precious
secret OF that family's bliss. The mother. ever
abiding In Jesus, made His name household
word, Ills presence ever acknowledged and ever
felt. ...t .f.r. ~,
/ 'shc talks to us of Jesus every day. Moth.
err. is II true OF you! Do your lips and life
daily, hourly, breathe the knowledge and love
of Jesus into the hearts OF the little ones ut
your knee Is Jesus q name which your baby
often hears, and early lisps! Trust not that
formal counsels, Invitations and prayers VIII DO
owned and blessed of God In tho salvation of
YOUR children. The ever.abiling, c,sr-plead-
Ing, out-breathing, out-speaking love OF Jesus
alone shall prevail. Giving yourself and your
little ones unto God 10 be sarei by the blood of
Je.us alone, according to His everlasting COW
cnant 10 you and 10 your children, trust Him
To keep His word. So shall you
be sustained In your work Of Christian nur-
ture, not alone BY hope and faith, but BY the
blessed assurance that God will make your %
bors enectual unto salvation, BY His convert
ing and saving grace. o' .s~T sli anA
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STATE OF MAINE.

,~.,> YORK, $50 the SherifIs OF our
Ills. respective Counties, or either OF their
g. Deputies, GREETING,
I'VE command you to attach tho
{ {Soccnt } w goods or estaio of David F. Ger,
1LR.S. (rish, formerly of Lebanon, in said
Wv County, blacksmith. whose residence
Is now unknown, To the value OF two hundred
dollars, aud summon the said David +. Gerrish
(if he may be found in your precinct to APP
pear before our Justices OF our Supreme Judi
cial Court, next to be holden at Alfred, within
AMI for our said County of York, on the third
Tuesday Of September, \. ID. 1853, then aud
there in our said Court to answer unto Daniel
w. Horn of Lebanon aforesaid, IN plea OF
debt, for that the said plaintiff, by the consider
alton Of the Justice of the District Court for
the Western Distriet. held ut Alfred, FOR aud
within the County of York, ON the second Mon
day of February, a. ID. 1877, recovered judg-
ment against the said David +. Gerrish for the
sum OF fifty-6ve dollars aud sixty-two cents
debt or damage, and eight dollars and fOrty-one
cents costs of the sana suit, rs by the record
thereof now remaining appears, which said
judgment is in full force and not reversed, an-
nulel or satisfied, whereby an action hath ac-
cruel to the said plaintiff to have anI recover
of the said David Z. Gerrish the said several
sums OF S55,62 and SS,il, amounting in. the
whole to sixty-four dollars and three cents.
with legal interest from rendition OF Judgment,
together with forty 1--we cents more for three
,yrits of execution. Yet the said David +. Ger
rish, though requested, has not paid the same,
but neglccts so to do-,o the damage OF the said
plaintiff (as he says) the sum OF two hundred
dollars, which shall then and there be made to
appear, with other due damages. Aud have
YOU there this WI II with your doings therein.
Witness, JOHN APPLETON, Esquire. at Al
fred, the fourteenth day of August, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three. G.. B. LORD, Clerk.
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SENATORIAL CLASSIFICATION The Wash.
iugton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
merciar thus classiGes tho United States
Senate: .l C
After three months daily attendance In the
Senatorial jury-box (better known M the re-
Ing verdict. I don't know how FAR the general
public will agree with me, but those Who disa.
gree arc privileged to appeal to higher court:
The best lawycr--Air. Collsmer OF Vermont.
Tho best scholar-Mr. Sumner Of Massashu-
setts.
The best general deba,er and practical lecis.
lator-Mr. Fcssendcn Of Maine.
Tho 'keenesp dsbater--Mr. Trumbull OF II.
linois. t .nu.nN ii-' D
Tho most pleasant speaker to listen to-Mr.
Doolttle of Wisconsin.
The best hnancier- Sherman Of Ohio.
Tho richest msn-aIr. Sprsgue OF Rhode
A very sensible old man-Mr. Wade Of Ohio.
The greatest bore that ever lived-Mr. Davis
Of Kentucky.
Lane Of Kansas.
The most violent copperhssd-Mr. Powell Of
Ths most eloquent Copperhead--Mr. Carlisle
Of Virginia. f.,- 900. .,JlL -
The most bibulous man In congrsss-Mr.
Richardson Of Illinois. .Nr
The best looking man, when sobcr--Mr. Sauls.
bury Of Delaware
The mau who has least to say- Mr.. Hendricks
of Indiana. ..I l........ I... a..4 10
The man who made faur pas issuing
strictly private circular, which soon became
public property-Mr. Pomeroy q Kansas.
The man who comes nearest to being nobody
Mr. Riddle Of Delaware. l4 ~ isi 90
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sTOrion 2. Howe. little drummer boy In
the 53th Illinois Vols has been placed In tho
Naval School at Newport by tho President
Gen. Sherman wrote to tho secretary of War Of
him saying that at the assault on vIcksburg
he came to him at tho front, crying ont "Gcu.
Sherman, send some cartridges 10 Col Malm-
borg, the men arc nearly all OUT "what is
the matter. my boy % "They shot p,s In tho
leg. Sir; but can 20 10 the hospital. Send
the cartridges right away" Even where we
stood the shot fcll thick, and told him TO 60
to the rear at once, would attend TO the tbs
cartridges, and Of he limpsd. Just before hs
disappeared on the hill, no turned aId called
as loud as hc could, "Caliber 81" "I have
not seen the lad since, and his colonel (Malu-
borg), on inquiry, gives mo his address -
above, and says be IS bright, intelligent boy.
with fair preliminary education. What, con.
tinues the General. arrested my attention then
was-Rn what renewed my memory Of tho
fact now--is that one so young, carrying q
musket ball through his leg, should have found
his way to me on that fatal spot, and delivered
his message, not forgetting the very important
part, even, Of tho caliber Of his Inuskst. ~.
which you know is On unusual onc."
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK. ss.-Supremc Judicial Court, January
Term. A. ID. 1864.
York County Mutual FIRE Insurance Com
pany rs. Josiah l.. Fare ei al.
AND now on suggestion to the court that
n John Bailey, one of the defendants at the
time OF the service Of the writ, was not an 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 at
tachment:
MS Ordered, That notice Of the pendency OF
this sut be given to the said John Bailey, By sery-
ing him in hand with an attcsted copy OF this
order, together with an abstract OF the plaint-
ills writ, fourteen days at least Tor bypublish-
ing the same three weeks successfully in the
Union and Journal, newspaper printed Mt
Biddeford in said County OF York,the lastpub-
lication thereof TO be not less than thirty days)
before the next term of said court, to be holden
at Alfred, in and for said county, on the fourth
Tuesday Of May, A. d. 1864, that said John Ba-
ley may then and there appear and answer TO
said suit, il he shall see cause.
Attest: c. u. LORD, Clerk.
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lAhstraet of PlalntIG,s wrlt.l

\
Assumpsit upon promissory note on pol;
icy of insurance numbered l0i7O, in the third
class in said company. Said note is dated at
South Berwick, August q, 1858, Is for the sum
Of Si20, 90, signed by said defendants and pay
able to said company or their treasurer for the
time being, in such portions and at such times
as the Directors Of said company might, agree
ably to the act Of incorporation and bylaws oi
said company, require; for aud on account OF
an assessment upon said note for the sum OF
$40, ,0i. made By the Directors of said company
April 1, 1859. Also, count in said writ for
divers premiums and assessments on divers pol
icies Of insurance, made By the plaintiffs TO the
defendants, for the sum OF Sl25,0O. Also,
money counts in said writ for $4,000.
Said writ is dated March 20, 1852, is in plea
OF the case, and returnable 10 the May term OF
said Court, A. ID. 1862. Addamnum $4,000.
A true copy of order OF court, with abstract
of the writ.
l3 Attest G. IL. LORD, CLERK.
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q Nor ELIoIpLS.-S months since the men,
btrs Of the church In L. wcrv called together
10 elect member. Of the Board OF Trustees.
A gentleman In business as Wholesale grocer
was named rs very suitable man for tho place;
but his nomination was vehemently opposed BY
another brother, who was very fenlous In the
temperance cause, on the ground that ia the
way OF his business he sold liquor. And ap.
pcnling to Brother Adams. one OF the Oldest
members present, who, from his solid and cler.
ical look. was called the bishop he said,
'what do you say, Brother Adams!' fIT =
'Ah!' said Brother Adams, loo king very
grave, drawing up bis cane with view to eu,-
phasiro and give point TO what be had 10 say,
that Is not the worst Of it.-(solcmn shake VI
the head) ).-thst Is not the worst ofitv
'Why, Brother Adsms.' said The others,
velopment, what else is there
'what else I! said Brother Adams, bringing
down his cane with arap. He don't keep Z
good article I've tried Il" =, 49,, -.
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rhi,.one, Git .out yourself you're /. Mani.

This.one, Git eout yourself! you're Man.i-
ch@ an !!
And they're both Tran-scen-deu.t lists,
said Becky, resolutely, proud Of an opportuni::
ty of showing how we'll she had understood
Lish's exposition of polemic theology rs well as
of leploying her big word. ma. -. :.
'Jes, so That's Il, exactly! And they both
separate aud whenever arterward anybody
happens to speak about ono on 'em aforo the
other, the feller that hears him scre.ews up his
maouth and rolls up the whites Of his eyes. aud
says one o. those long words In m orful solemn
tone o. voice, and Of the third party haln't no
dictionery, or, Of he has, Is like me, and don't
know haow to understand Il, Why he gifts an
idec naturally that the absent one Is feller who
wouldn't stan at pickin' pockets.
well, Iish, you kin make thing Jest about
as clear rs any body ever heard talk Why
didn't you ever think Of studyin' for minis
teri'
'Oh. hevsn't the collego-larnin'! Moreo-
yer. ain't n professor
'Why amt you, Lish! Oh, how dsr wish
you belonged to the Meetin'!'
fro DE coSrrSuED.1
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, sat the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun aud held at Slco, within and for the
County of York, ON the first Tuesday OF jan
uary, A. ID. 1854:
IN the above action, it appearing that Da-
i yid Z. Gerrish, the defendant. Is out OF the
State, and has never been notified, and has no
tenant, agent or attorney in this State upon
whom 10 serve notice,
The Court Order. That the plaintiff cause
the defendant to be notified Of the pendeney OF
this suit by serving him in hand with an attest.
ed copy of the writ aud this order OF Court
thereon, fourteen days (or by publishing the
same three weeks successfully in the Union and
Journal, newspaper printed at Biddetord, in
said County Of York. the last publication there
of 70 be thirty days) at least before the next
term of said Court to be held at Alfred, within
and for said County OF York, on the fourth
Tuesday Of May, A. ID. 1854, that he may then
and there in said Court appear aud shew cause,
II any he have. why Judgment in said action
should not be render9b against him, and execu-
tion issue accordingly.
Attest: I. ID. LOliD, Clcrk'
True copy Of the original wri, and order oI
Court thereon.
IL Attest: L. II. LORD, Clerk.
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CHAPTER v.
A AprAcOS's soS ASD A DEAcOS's pAyouIEn.

y AprAcoN's SON AND A DEAcoS's pArourER.
y When Lish conveyed the shiny boots to the
gate of his father tho Deacon, the idea Of co.
Ing down TO the wharf Of Muske )gue suggested
itself about As distinctly to his mind IS pill
grimags TO Mecca. or. the 'lookin' In tow the
store. which he had playfully stated to his
mother as the object Of tue clean shirt and meat
ing coat. In fact. as soon as he had ascertain
ed that nobody was looking out Of the kitchen
window, he took n bee-line towards the house
where the wall.roses grew alone Of all the dwell.
ings in the village 81. nl ia 10 y,ly yeaip ~
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: A HiSr TO rAaxEss. There arc three thinrs
easily raised aud harvested, for which the ar.
mars may depend upon Il. there WIN BE- an snor.
nous demand and high priees paid daring the
war. We refer 10 potatoes, beans and onions.
The farmers could not DO better thing for
themselves and thor country than TO- plant
these vegetables very extensively. lit appears
9: the spring advances that the wheat eropb
likely 70 be short, and that fruit will b scarce,
onions, potatoes and beans must bs had to hll
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s AoE or AMERICAN AuruoRs.-Bancroft will
he ca years Of age on the 3d,of next October;
Motley. so the 18th Of April; Elnsrson, 81 the
2sth Of May; Bryant, 70 the Sd Of November;
Lonsfellox, 81 the 27th Of February; Whittier.
81 In December; Holmes. IS the 29th Of Au.
gust; Lowell, As In February; Mitchell (Ikc
Marsei), ~ In April; Curtis, 40 the 2ath Of
February; Stoddard, 80 in July, and Bayard
Taylor was 30 the tlth Of January. All were
born In New England except one; no less than
eight Of the twelve saw tho light In llassachu-
setts: aud Maine. Rhode Island, Connecticut
and peuusy ylvunia each produced one.
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~ A cynical fellow, who can't muster the cash
for sleigh-rids, publishes the following recipe
for lis sensations :-''Sit In the hall in your
night clothes, with both doors open 20 that you
can get q good draft-your tsst IN pail OF 10
water-drop the front door key down your
back-hold an icicle In one hand and ring the
tea bell with ths other" He ssys "you can't
tell the difference with your eyes shut, and Il is
aigrcst deal cheaper" .-s'oh - - 3lS"e >
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Tho notorious VIM. Cornell Jswett, having
ehsusu, reports him ~ jusufylng both the
North and the south prslsing bis own admin.
istrstIou dsolsring bis dlsllke 81 the mese OF
Republicans. bis liking for Mr. 0rssleyS BIZ y.
lief that 0sn. Grant cannot b e!eotsd 20 re
Presidency bessuss Of his counseticn Win tns M
Republjcsns, and kis srissf desfrs TO zee ms :
YJfrsoerafie party IN porsr dgdfn.
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transporter tor me-tne man tnAt marrte0
happily. iII
man with glass eyes can't Be 'aid to real
eyes anything. .----
II laughter Is the daylight OF tho soul. .
smile may be reckoned as the twilight.
An irritable man Is like hedgehog rolled
up the wrong way. and pierced BY his own
prickles. 30
/. The man who ate his dinner with the fork OF
river. has been attempting to spin mountain
top. 49,
What kind Of essence does young man like
when he pops the question: Acquiescencs.
Many men, when they rise for moment In
thought or aston above themselves, imagine
they have risen above oth.r men.
That was an inquiring young mind that asked
the schoolmaster where all the hgures won't to
when they were rubbed out.
The true theory Of woman's rights Is to edu.
cate the girls thoroughly, and then let the
women do as they have mind to.
Say what IL right. and let others say what
they please. You are responsible for only one
tongue-even II you arc married man.
The most direct method Of determining horse
power: Stand behind him and tickle bis hind
legs with briar.
Il Is pious and valuable maxim which says
"a judiclous silence is always better than truth
spoken without charity"
"Havs the jury agreed 7" asked judge ofs
court attachee whom he met upon the stairs
with o bucket In his hand. "Yis," replied
Patrick. "they have ugradc to sind out for
half gallon"
Curran's ruling passion was joke. In bis
last illness, his physician observed In tho morn.
ing that he seemed to cough with more diftcul.
ty, he answered, "That Is rather surprising, -
I'have been practising oil night"
A Missourian recently visited Chicago and
met on the streets of that place strong middle.
aged negro, whom he ut once recognized -
fugitive slave, his master being well known In
st. Louis. The following colloquy took place
"Jack, why are you not In tho service hghting
for your freedomi" "Golly. Massa," said
Jack, eyeing his intcrrogator asksnce. would
been dab long 80, but you see dc rebels down
dar shoot 80 karIsa at niggdr"
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March q. u
NOTICE oE FoREoLosuRe.

WHEREAS John VI. Goodwin Of Dayton, BY his
IN the York County Registry OF DEEDS. Book sJ5.
page 2i6, conveyed 10 the undersigned and Albert
A. Day, sine, deesased certain lot Of land stu.
ate In said Dayton, containing about Forty acres,
and known as the Edgecomb farm. being the same
which was convoyed To him by Mary Ed.ceomb,
by her deed dated May Z, tSJ5-reference thereto
for q more particular description we hereby give
notice that the condition of said mortga.e has
been broken, ~ reason whereof we claim fore
closure JEREMIAH wADLIN,
THOMAS DAY,
-, 80, JOHN s. ISHSH. =.
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: SVALL EARN FOR SALE.

S{ Containing 20 acres OF good moving and
tlllage land, within 2 miles of CITY Build
Ing. Cuts from 10 10 tons OF hay: Has on ~
house, wood -shed and barn, with cellar unusr tns
barn and % young fruit trees. Also, good well
or watcr This Il . rare chance for gardener.
Inquire Of e. a. uOwEN, or At this o1ice.
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soI,cE OF FoREcLosURs.

WHEREAS John VI. Goodwin OF Dayton, by his
W mortgase deed dated October :, 1885,, which Is
recorded In the York County N'ss,r{ o. pseas, sI
.sr,Iin lot OF land, with the buildings thereon.
which was conveyed % him by stephen II. Dyer.
by hIs deed dated March ~, ISL also, lot Oh
w,adland i'm said Dayton, containing ten acres.
Inown as the Dudley lot. which was conveyed TO
him by Robert Haley by his deed dated October
%, lisa also, another lot OF woodland IN Dayton,
Containing ten acres, aud known as the Eigeeomo
iot henr the same which was conveyed 10 him
and Albert A. Day by Mary Eigecomb, Adminis-
tratrix on the estate OF uardner Edgeeomb, by her
deed dated April I, 1875 we hereby Siye notise
that the condition OF said mortyas sc Is broken, oy
reason whereof we claim q foreclosure.
JEREMIAH wADLtN,
JOHN s. MuRCH.
M.,,h d issi -.