The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-04-08
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

This week has been marked by HOOD OF SAT-
water goods 6shed from the wreck OF the Do
bemian. Every available place has been con-
ascated for the purpose Of drying them, and
the "Coipg. going. gone" Of the aucsioueer
ma, come up through the floor Of our Office in
mu.,oal cadence not absolutely seraphic. Mrs.
Toodle, door plate investment was no parallel
IN this saltwater way Of spelling Thompson
with sp.-The farm Of G. L. Hooper recent
IN advertised in this paper, has been sold to
James Tibbetts Of Saeo. - Ellphalet Mott,
ESQ, Treasurer Of the p. s. & p. u. H., has
purchased the residence OF the late Hon. John
y. Seaman, in Saco, and we are glad to learn
that he win probably take mp his residence
there.-Last Monday night the lecture OF
Miss Matte Greenwood came OF to one hun
dred and sixty dollar house. She advertised to
give one half Of the net proceeds to the soldiers
Aid society, and doubtless large proportion Of
her audience we've induced to so thinking that
part of their money was to be contributed to
q good canse. The president Of the Aid Society
in this town applied for the money as adver-
tised and received four dollars and hirfy-thres
cents. Pass her round, gentlemen.-Charles
Neal, aged % years, was recently found dead
in the road, in Parsonaeld. Heart disease.
He was worthy young man, and was recent
ly married.-The present alluded to In the
card Of Mr.. Brooks, last week, was nice silver
mounted six barreled revolver. We hope the
City Marshall will reroire some OF the many
rum nuisances in this city.--0ur local read
ers will see by the rail road advertisement that
the time for running Of the train Is altered.
batter was selling at retail in this city yes
tertlay at 80 cents per pound.-Miss Evans Is
10 lecture in City Hall next week.-Perham's
Great Mirror Of the Rebellion is coming here in
CITY Hall next Fast Day, and will continue
through the week. II is pronounced to be the
best of any thing fits kind ever exhibited. The
particulars will be given next week.-Tho e1-
hibition ~ the Ravel troupe last week was well
patronizcd, and was ola very superior order,
every one being delighted with the perform
sncc.-Professor Anderson, son OF the won-
derful magician who drew such delighted audi
epces for eight weeks in Music Hall, Boston,
will appear before our citizens again tonight
Nv some he is pronounced superior to his IA
Their in his profession, and We are assured that
nothing equal to his entertainments was ever
given in this city.-A little son Of Mr.. FL
bridge, of Moderation. was fund drowned with
his face in pool Of water, on Tuesday OF last
week. He started in pursuit of his father. who
was at work in the woods, and got lost Search
va, made for him during the night, and he was
found next morning as above stated.
The Saco Democrat learns that the schooner
George and James, Of Rockland. and bound for
Portsmouth, n. H.. laden with lime, went
ashore on "Short Sands" Cape Neddiek, on
Wednesday 3oth ult., at O'Clock A. NJ. Crew
all saved. The deck load was removed and she
was stripped Of her rigging the next day. but
In the evening she was reported on hre. The
schooner was about 10 tons. "A case Of cria.
con. has been on trial in the Municipal Court
of this city for the last five days, which result
cd in the discharge Of the def. Mr.. Jelleson
makes an estimable grocer, but he is as i'll at
ease in o Court room as he would be. II called
upon to testify as . physician. We have no
wish As VIC have no right to criticise any pri' |
waite individual for what they do or do not
know, unless they become servants of the pub
Lie. We advise Mr.. Jelleson to appoint some
lawyer rs Recorder. He can gain no laurels
in the administration of law, with which he is
as unfamiliar as any other intelligent, but I'M |
professional citizen in this county.-Jason
Hamilton, of Saco. has received the appoint
ment Of Deputy Sheriff for this county.
General Grant and his Campaigns, Whip,
Hoe and Sword, Satan's Devices and the Be
levers Victory, among the most interesting
book, OF the season. may be found at II. Piper's
nooL.toso