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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30

At Court OF Probate held ut Limerick, within
and for the county OF York. on the hrst Tues
dayin September. In the ycarof our Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty.fOur, by the Hon. e. IS.
Bourne. Judge ofsaid Court,
nANIEL DAM, Executor OF tho will OF Elbridgo
~ u. hillies late OF Newhed, In ssid county, de-
ceased, having presented his nrst account Of gu.
ministration OF the estate OF said deceased Tor
allowance,
Ordered. That tho said Accountant give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing copy. Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully IN
county, that they may appear ut Probate Court
to he held at Alfred. In said county, on the
first Tuesday In October next. mt ten OF tho clock
In the forenoon, and shcw cause, u any they have
why the same should not be allowed
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
EfTT Attest. George n. Knowltou. Register.
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MARRIAGES.

In Saco. Sept ~, by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, Mr..
Thomas %. Emery and Miss Fannie, daughter
Of Michael Toppan. Esq, Of Saco.
In this city, Sept. II. by Rev. j. Hubbard
Jr., Mr.. Charles w. Mitchell and Miss Mary
l.. Libby. both Of Biddefori.
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Portland. April 9Th. 1854. t6istf
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARIA NOE MENTII
-RAILROAI

The splendid new ses-soing steam:
en Forest City, Lcwistes. and
GqK Moatreal,. Will until furthsr no
Ekz1odt3otice run rs follows, .-
Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 1t
O'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and FRI
day, att O'Clock p. NJ.
Fsre-In Cabin, Si.25. On Deck, tl.0o.
N. u. Each boat II furnished with large number
Of State Rooms. for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving Of time and expense
will 10 made. and that the inconvenlcnce Of ARR
wing In Boston at late hours OF the night Will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers 70 take
tho earliest trains out OF the olty.
The Company are not Responsible Tor baggage 10
an amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
a. unless notice Is given and paid for at the rsts OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
81 Freight taken ~ usual; $3.50, -
Portland. Nov, ~, 1867 Stu
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co,pato's Honey Soap.

Thi, celebrated Teii~s ssap. In such universal
dsmapd. 1, made nom the choicest materials, Is
.s,ld and smsiiiest in its nature, fraxrantiy
scented, and extremely bese6eisi In Its setion
upon the skin. Forsale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ly7
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CITY BAN K.

" ing OF the City bank will be holden ut thor
Banking Rooms ON MONDAY, the I'd day OF Octo
her. 1861, at 9 o'clock T. NJ, to choose officers tor
the ensuing yer, and TO transact any other bus.
ness that may legally como before the meeting.
Per order or the Directors.
Did,lefurd. Sent IA. 1864. 3WB
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ALFRED BANK.

ME annual meeting OF the Stockholders or the
Alfred Bank will be held at their Banking
House on MONDAY, tho ID day Of October next,Ri
three o'clock 2. NJ, for tho choice Of Directors and
for the transaction of such other business rs may
come before the meeting.
BY order VI the Directors.
WA. II. CONANT. Cashier.
Alfred. Sept. IA, 1864. SWISS
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NORTH BERWICK BANK,

THE annual meeti " OF tho Stockholders OF the
L North berwick INK, for the choice OF Dircc
tors and the transaction OF any other business lc-
gally before It, will DO held Mt their banking Room
In North Berwick on the fourteenth day Of the 10th
month (0ctober) next, at o'clock p ~
p. HUSSEY, Cashier.
North Berwick. Nc, 9th mo. LSept 9th, 1861. 10
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uousr AND LOT FOR SALE,

-. The subscriber Offers Cor sale story and =
=! half houss on iiiil street, Saco. In thorough
Jul .rcpalr, and connected Herewith about half
AM Acre or laud we'll stocked with ffuit and plum
tress. Said house contains nine good sissd rooms,
ThIs housc and land will be cold 81 . bsrEAin. "
applied for sosn. as, JOSEPH hobSoN. 4
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CATTLE SHOW,

TUESDAY FUNENUUN, UCTOBEN I'm.
All animals must be In the place assigned them
bcfore o'clock A. NJ, so that the books may be
nmnations Mt 10 o'clock. Owners Of stock are OK.
pccted To furnish bows or chain baiters to secure
their stock to stanchions on the show ground.
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DEATHS.

- Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines
inserted free, those above that number will bs
charged regular advertising rates.
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N. w. DAY,

Auction and Connisaioa Merchant,
,ryOuLp inform the people Of Biddeford, Sseo
w rnd Vicinity. that no has tsken out ilcens: %
.sil a. Auction for AL Who may 1yor MN YIN
Ill Ill. ~ ~ 80 On reasonable terms second hand
stoyycs oi iii Kinds on hand. CsneSest Chairs 70
Scs,srsd pesthcr beds constsntiy on hand
Place OF business Liberty sfrset,
No. . GotAie Block. B,d.sford. Ne.
n.~.ubsr "a. 1851. so
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HORSE EXHIBITION,

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, At O'CLOCK,
for the numerous premiums offered by tho Society
in the various classes
All persons desiring TO buy, sell or exchange
Horses, Cattle or Sheep, arc invited to be present
and bring their stock.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
| South Berwick Bank, for the choice Of Direc.
tors. will be holden ut the BANK In South berwick,
on MONDAY, October ), 1851, at 2 O'Clock 7. NJ.
EDWARD llAYMAN, Cashier.
South Berwick, Sept ~, 1864. SWISS
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Nothing succeeds like Success,

Nothing Succeeds like Success,
SAYS a great writer. and In the history Of rare
Sj.csvcri~s for the last half century nothing has
leaped into favor with the public SO eompieteiy'so
universally, ~
Cri.saasrs's Hair Dye:
No other is recognized In the world OF fashion by
either ser It's swim operation, the eass with which
a. Ia applied, the Remarkable naturalness OF the
browns and blacks 10 imparts, its exemption ifon
ali unplca amt oor or caustic ingredients and It's
general effect ON the hair and skin, are the socd
and sufficient causes of lts unprecedented popular
ity.
House. New York Sold by all Druggists. APP
oiled by all Hair Dressers. lm35
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TO PRINTERS.

nor SALE, Gordon Past JOB PRESS. platen
u OK i3i inside Of chase. Said press is In perfect
repair and running orderand will be sold at bn -
gala. Address JOURNAL once, Biddeford, Me.
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Entry fec for s2j purse, 81 SIS purse, s2i $40
purse, 81. Open to all horses that have been owned
In the county ~ days prior To the entry To
be made prior IL 10 o'co,S tho day or the trot.
A horse entered for one Purse, cannot compete for
either OF the others Trotting to commence at 2.
Admission 81 Cents
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Admission % Cents.

LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT ON THE Y. s. AMI r.
RAiLRoAD-The Superintendent has kindly given
the following liberal terms on the Railroad To
the Cattle Show and back. Passengers Hdif Prise
Stock Fruit and all othernrtcles Tor the show and
Fair, Free.
Persons intending 10 send Stock by Railroad,
should inform their Depot Master several days pre-.
yious TO the Show, Ia order 10 have tho necessary
freight cars provided
Any articles sent FOR the Fair unaccompanied by
the owner should be directed TO Biddcf0rd. In care
Of the Secretary, who will see them assigned good
positions in the Hall.
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Attest. ueorSo I' NHo"'to"' "es''se''
Attest. Georgo II. Knowlton. Register

A. co,r, or pr,,,,. h,iae ON at Iimcriek within
AZ Cour.oi rronu .., ~ Wnsr ~ ,ha a., T"as'
anu ior .ne ooSy ~ o.. ,,an. nr any, InrJ si,Sh.
nay ~ osp.Ju ny .i.tx.s,nr ,,x ths liam. EE
nv" iuds,e az .aij TomrI'
b1uthe' ,s, w 90 saw MAJ. i,,,.r t,taros,sJ In
N the petit'oh VI Ma,y n no.., nv 20 T,,u,
~ the estate ~ 1osepn ~. nu.'e,, nsy v, L'
IN said county .aecesseu, PIayns t"a. hn .'ss,,
ton of the estate OF salu aeceasea ""y w s'""e
Ordered, That the petitioner clto tue wuow anu
next OF kin 10 take administration anu give motce
thereof to THO heirs Glsaia aecSaseu anu ~ PCT
sons interesten lh sniu es.aie, " oausns sopy "
THIS order 20 oe pd"sncd ,,o, Us' H. snsa.
successfully that they may appear at Probate
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A''a''o Attest. George II Knowlton, Register.

At n Court OF Probate held ut Limerick, within
and for the county of York, on the arst Tuesday
In September. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.f0ur, by the Hon. E.E .Bourne,
Judge of said Courts
JlREDERiCK r. HILL Executor OF the will Of
Il Reuben Davis. late Of Lyman, IN said county de-
ceased having presented his first account OF admin.
istrtion of the estate Of said deceased for allow
ancei
Ordered, That tho said accountant give no.
tice ~ oil persons Interested, by causing q
copy OF this order to be Published In the Union 4
Journal printed In Bddcford, In said county three
weeks successfully, that they mayappear ut u Pro.
bate Court To DO held mt Alfred. In said c0un-
the clock In the forenoon, and show cause, IL any
they have why the same should not he allowed.
Attest. George II. Kn0wltOn, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-09-30
YORK. Municipal Court OF the City Of Bidde-
ford, first Monday Of September, 1864.

YORk, ss-MunIoIpaI Court OF The City OF Bidde-
ford, first Monday Of September, 1864.
JOHN Stacy -. Rsfss Garter, Jr.
,ND now on suggestion to the court that Rufus
n Carter, Jr. the said defendant ~ the time Of
the service Of the writ was not an Of
he same and that his goods or estate have been
Attached in this action, and that he has had no no
Nc. of said suit and attachment
n !. Drdsr,d THAT notice OF the pcndency OF this
.,, hs viyen Ia the said defendant. by publishing
an st,esed copy Of this order together with an Alb
stract OF the plaintiffs writ, one week "a the Union
aud Journal, newspaper printed In Biddelord, IN
not less than seven days beforc the third Monday
OF October, A. ID. 1864, at which time said defend.
ant may appear In sAid court and an,wsr 10 said
" ABEL II. JELLEs0N, Judge.
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COFFI.v WAREHOUSES.
SOMETHING NEW.

7 G.. LIBBY. Soie Proprietor, for this city, Of
az J. q. MERRiLLS Patent COIN Lid-patented
cutting on the lid with projection for the name
plate tho III turning hack over the plato with
corresponding recess. Tho great advantage OF this
style OF collins Is ~ exhibit tho plate With the ia
either open or closed -ai~ays showing the plate In
It's pi oper place, besides adding very much 10 tho
beauty OF the coffin. .lTf. L.I
Our Colin Warerooms were established IN 1874,
by request OF citizens, who have given II liberal
patronage, IN whom We would render thanks for
past favor also, for the liberal patronage OF this
vicinity. No pains will be spared ~ give sati.mc
ton, and make this the Best COTS Ware EsfabHsh-
rssaf In this county. As We are continually mak.
Ing new improvements. everything Will DO fitted up
In the very hest styte. lI.l = NV
Robes and Pl,tss constantly on hand and fur.
nIshed to order, at our
rCsma Massfhctsry % Bsesn street:
J.C. LIBBY.
p.S. Ihays the exclusive right OF sale In Did
deford FOR Fiske's Patent Metallic burial Cases.
DIddef0rd. No., April, 1864. yIS
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Notice.

a Strsyed or stolen, nom the premises OF
A- head. short mane, black tail, new shoes
on front feet Whoever will give information Of
said horse so that he may be found shall he suita-
bly, rewarded. JOHN IL. TARBON.
South BIddefOrd, Sept 70, 1884. 3su
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Wednesday Forenoon at 10,
TROT,

For the Society's Premiums Of $500, $500 and
s30o. open To oil horses raised and always owned
In the county.
Admission Is Cents.
~ II is expected that Trot will be arranged
for Wednesday Afternoon, for young horses or colts,
up to q certain age.
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IAss,r.s, Of Plain.in,s writl

Assumpsit on y note dated January eth, 1855, for
my dollars, payable In one year with Interest.
tember %, ist3, aud returnabls To said Municipal
Court ON the third Monday Of Octobsr, 1858.
Al damnuin SO.
ABEL II. JELLESON, Judge.
A true copy OF order Of court, with sSstrset Of
the writ ~ az I,1--'
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a true '0 Attest. George II. Knowl.on, Register

and for the County OF York, on the arst Tuesday
In September, In the year or our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.four by tho Hon. H.E. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court, ..,.l
IN The petition Of Julia A. Hight. Interested In
" the estate Of sally Hight, late of Dayton, In
said county, deceased, praying that administration
OF the estate Of said deceased may DO granted to
her or TO some other suitable persons ..iH.
Ordered. That the petitioner clto the next OF
kin 10 take Standardization, and give notice there
Of 10 the heirs Of said deceased and 10 all persons
interested In said estate, by causing copy OF this
order tn be published three weeks successivcly in
county, that they may appear nj q Probate Court
to be holden mt Alfred, In said county. on the
first Tuesday OF October next, Mt ten OF the clock
why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
A true copy.
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Farmers and Mechanics Of York County--go TO the
Show. Take something to con ribute to IT, too.
Then. with your wives and families along with you,
have u pleasant tiiue Got acquainted with the
people there learn their various ways OF doing
work, with the results before you as proof. and
you'll 90 homo feelius amply repaid for the time
thus suent. 40
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yREgy pspER aETayEa TO AGRICULTURE po GENERAL
IA,a Court OF proDa.a. holden a, limerick. within

At q Court OF Probate. holden at Limerick. within
and for the county ofYork, on the hrst Tuesday
In September, In tho year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sxty.four, by the Hon. 4. Il. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
DET5EY r EMMONB, misunderstanding OF the %.
ID tate Of Joseph Emmons, 3rd. late OF Lyman, In
aid county, deceased, having presented her nrst
account OF administration Of the estate Of said de-
ceased, for allowance
ordered, That the ssid accountant give notice 70
all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successlveiy ~
the Union 4 Journal printed at Biddefcrd, IN SAID
county, that they may sppenr at Pronate CouIt
tn be holden at Alfred, In said county, On tue
arst Tuosdsy Of October next, at ten OF tho clock
In the forenoon aud slew cause, II any they nave'
why the samo should not be allowed.
Attest, GEORGE II. knowlton, Register
A kS,,a
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Attest. George II. Kuowlton. Register.

At q Court OF Probate held ut Limerick. within
and for the County ofYork. on the arst Tuesday 10
September, In the year -four Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.four, by the Honorable Is. Is.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court,
TOHN II. 000DEN0W, Administrator Of the e.
d tate or Joseph Allen, late Of Marlborough. IN
said county. deceased. having presented his first
and final account OF administration OF the estate
Of said deceased, for allowances
Ordered, That the taid accountant give notice IN
order 70 be published three weeks suocessively in
the Union + journal, printed at Biddcford. m said
county, that they may. appear ut = Probate Court
TO be held At Alfred, In said county, on tho
nrst Tuesday OF October next, Mt ten Of tho clock
in Tho forenoon, and shew causc. VI any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. kuowlton, Register.
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Real Estate
Change Of Business. Z

.rIIH undersigned gives notice that he has dis.
i posed OF his lnterost IN the grocery business 1t
Kings Cornsr. 10 Henry W. uoosiwln and James II.
requested u present the sanic for payment immo.
dIstsly, and al psrsSns Indsl ted 10 him arc nou
ned that his accounts must I've settled within sixty
days OF they will no len In the hands Of eollse-
tor. FRANK YORK. '
Diddefori. Aug. .. 1864. Is
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Thursday Afternoon at Q,
THREE GRAND RACES!
s25 90, $500 and $1,000.

This is designed for three separate Trots. wit
Purse for each class, viz,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-05
Ircidcut- Near the Cba,tahoochee.

The other day one of the Johnnies
swan the river and came into our
lines One Of the boys asked him
where he was going:
"Wcll, said Johnnie, Seen. IIardee
made us speech q day or two ago,
and told MS to Strike for our affairs
and our fires, and as my fire is IN Ten
nessee, I'm striking for it across
lots"
Another reb called to one of our
men across the river:
"Yauk, Oh, Yank who is your COM
mandcr =
General Sherman" says Yank /;
''what do you want to know for y
"Oh, nothing" says johnny, "only
] tiinll he must command us too, for
whcncver you get marching orders
we get them too, with the difference
that we have to 90 in advance"
Two corps crossed the river n few
dnvs ago. The rcbs found it out, and
called over to the picllets
" Oh, Yank ! we are coming over
to give you'uns hell tomorrow. -
We've got 10000 reinforcemcnts." b"
"Thc hell you have" says Fed
where did you get them !"
"Oh, they're some old Sherman
sent over to u.s."
: "Oh, yes I think ! see it"
] asked rebel Major when he
lhoueht the war would end.
Well" says he, II think 1t will
end this fall "
"Why do yon think so?'
"Well, you won't have "ny one to
fight 10y that timeif you keep on rs
You have done since May"
The rebel pickets asked one of our
boys how long he thought the war
would last;
ooh, about twelve years" says
Fed.
Good Cod! amt Nallandigham
and them coppcrheads up there go
ing to help us any =
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A Soldiers Idea.
ARCADIA. July 20, 1876

ARCADIA, July %, 1864.
ED. JEFF. i send you an extract
from q letter which / received few
days since from Mr.. Joseph Smart. --
He is soldier that the Copperheads
have claimed would never again vote
for Lincoln. You will see by this let.
ter that in this, us in many other cas-
es, they have "reckoned without their
host"
If you think proper. you can pub
lish it, so that your readers may see
what the soldiers think of "Old Abe. "
Yours, &c, j. Z.
A. c. $. OFFICE KrNesToN,l
Tenn, July II, 1864
Now j., they have
nominated Uncle Abraham once more
for Chief Magistrate of these United
States, and / say "bully," for he is
my man, and if the Lord spares my
life until the election, I'll vote for
him. lie is the only man that can
settle this trouble honorably, and
save the nation.
l don't know what you think of
Fremont, but can very soon give
yov my opinion of him. He is either
an Internal scoundrel devoid ofprin-
ciple, trying to split the Union party
ana linking in with the Butternuts to
destroy the Government, or a natural
fool, and whichever he may he I'd see
him blessed before | would vote Tor
him. 1t is of no use at this critical
period, to talk Of changing the Ad-
ministration, as the present one is
doing as well as possible.
East Tennessee is going for "Old
Abe" strong. have talked with a
great many men here, and find very
but what are "sound on the goose"
General Sherman has issued as order
to send all who refuse to take the
oath of allegiance, across the lines.-
Good for him Rebels have been
fed, protected and tolerated long
enough.
The prospecs are favorable; we are
gaining every day and will soon have
Atlanta. Rations are plenty, and the
most OF rs are blessed with GOOD ap.
pctites to dispose of them.
Give my respects to all the friends
and tell them to rally Tor "Abe and
Andy"
Yours truly,
JOSEPH SMART,
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A recent emission ofspurious fifty
cent notes (the new plate) has been
put in circulation. They can be
readily detected by observing the
following marks; They are an eighth
of an inch shorter than the genuine;
the words "ffty cents" which sur,
mount the head Of Washington, are
very pale and indistinct in the count
erfeit, while the letters are very black
and distinct in the genuine. The
bronze circle around the head in til.
counterfeit can hardly be seen, Will.
the genuine is deep color. The spu
rious, though indistinct in all it's out
lines, is darker than the original.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-05

THE NEXT STATS FAIR Those in
any way interested will bear in mind
that the Ohio State Fair, this year, is
to he he'd in Columbus, OIL the 18th,
nth, 18th and 10th of September
The grounds aLe now being prepar-
ed and the buildings constructed -
The farmers and mechanics in the
different counties throughout the
State are making preparations TOWARD
a proper representation of theil
wealth and mechanism.