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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-02-12

, At n Court Of Probate held at Biddeforda within
in February, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, by the Hon. Il. &. Bourne
Judge OF said Court,
CLINTON ID. y. KICKER, named Executor 10 Q
Uccrtain In strument, purporting TO be tho last
will aud testament Of Rebecca Shorcy, late Of 40
ton, IL said county d1pea'ed' having presented tho
, ordsp.d, That thd laid Executor give notice TO
OIL slaiss '' g 5.
$ S Ssn n.1' appear q a. f1o
bate Court to be holden at Alfred, In said coun-
ty, on the arst Tuesday In March next, at ten
OF the siock In tho forenoon and shew cause .s,a
not be proved, approved, and allowed as the last
will and testament Of the said deceased % e
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
"''u''U Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
At q Court OF Probate held at BiddefOrd, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
IN February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.four, by the lion'E'E Bourne
Ii iS IT. +. PGIRfIELD, widow OF Ezra Fair.
ii fold, late Of Kcnnebunkport In said county,
farmer, deceased, having presented her petition 10,
TO her, and that Copmi tsoners may be appointed
for that purpose pufNuAnt to law,
Also, her petition anallowanco out OF the per-
Ordered, That ths{ hid petitioner give notice 70
order to be published three weeks successfully IN
the Union and yarnd, printed at Biddeiord. IN
said County, thai they may appear alta Probate
Court to be holden Mt Alfred, In said county, on
tho first Tuesday Of March next. at ten OF tho
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, III any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy.
At a Court OF PROBATE held at Dddeford. within
andfor the county VI York, on the FIRST Tuesday In
February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.lour, by tho Hon. K. +. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
IN tho petition Of Izittia Leach, interested In
" the estate Of Ebenezer NJ. Leach, late OF Kite.
~, In said county, deceased, praying that admin.
istraton OF, the estate OF said deceased may he
granted to Hiram Leach OF Nowburyport, In tho
County OF Essex and Commonwealth or Massachu-
sets, H-...t r..
Also, IN her petition rs widow OF said deceased,
praying that her dryer In said estate may DO as
signed and set out ID Yer,
Ordered, That ~ petitioner cite tho next
OF kin to take adplnistration, and give notice
thereof to the hsyfA OF said deceased and to all
persons interested il said estate, by causing n
copy Of this Oder to be published three weeks
successfully In the Union and journal, printed ut
DiddcfOrd, In said county. that they may appear
ut Probate Court to he holden mt Alfred, In
said County, on tho first Tuesday In March next,
mt ten OF the clock ntho forenoon and shew cause,
: liany they have, why tho Same should not BIO al.
lowed.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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Boston Stock Fluctuations,

January I, 1858, TO January IL 1885,
DEING a complete condensed history Of the Stock
ID Movements for the Year, comprising tho un.
paralleled fluctuations In Bank, Manufacturing and
Railroad Stocks, with Scmi-annual Dividends.
Also, Mining Shares, now forming so prominent
n part OF the Stock operations of the day. The
whole In convenient form for reference;
Price Is cents For sale by JIG. MARTIN,
Stock Broker, Boston.
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lam, very truly, yours,
NE. GrLps, Pastor Ger. Ref. Church.


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every battlefield.
G. W. d. Andrews, Superintendent.
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n tha United States, 10 sell on commission (hy
mippie) the best and cheapest SEWING MACHINE In
the market Agents make from s1 70 $50 per
inclose q letter stamp aud addross 8. N.SHANN0N
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Attest. George IL. Knowlton, Register.

At a Court OF Probate held at Bddeford, within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tuesdny
hundred and sixty-fOur, by the Hon. Ell Bourne,
Judge Of said Courts
ANDREW DOW, Guardian Of 0ctavla Cleaves, q
a minor and child OF Robert p. Cleaves, late OF
DAYTON, In said county, deceased having presented
his second account Of guardianship OF his said ward
for allowances
Ordered, That the said Accountant give no.
tice to all porsyhs interested; by causing copy
nal, printed& n Biddoford, in said county, for
three week. Successively, that they may appear
at ProHtt Court 70 be holden at Alfred, In
said County. m tho FIRST Tuesday In March next,
Mt ten of The clock In tho forenoon shew cause
any they have, why tho same should not DO
Attest, George III. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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A true copy.
Attest. George H. Knowlton. Register.

At a Court OF Probate held ut Didd sf6rd within
and for the County VI York, on the FIRST Tuesday
In February, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-four, by tho Hon. EFF. Bourne.
Judge of said Court ..I I u. 10
oTEPIiEN HARMON, Administrator of the estate
y Of Elizabeth Harmon, late OF Buxton, In said
county, deceased, having presented his first nc.
ceased, for allowance
Also, his private account against the estate OF
said deceased, for allowance
ordered, That the said accountant give no.
tice to alb persons Interested, by causing q
copy OF thiA order TO DO published Ia the Un.
ION aud Jou3 aL printed In Blddeford In said
county, three eeks successfully that they may APP
near at a Pfukate Court TO be holden at Alfred,
In said coJntk on the arst Tuesday In March
next, at TN Of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew caus6. II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
'"''' Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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Urirer.ai Las.ifuis. Pains IN. rye Bsek, Dmnsn 81
. yi,ion, Premature Old Age. Weak 6uves. DifenH,
Of Brsaihiny, Trembling, Wakef ainsss. Errpfion, on
"a, FACE Pale ConRfsHanes, fn'anity, CONSUMPTION,
aud al iks Ris eaassdby dvs'fingJrsm
fAs p1fA Of ndfnre. ai II n y 90 -
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and one on which oil can rely, rs has been used
In our practice for many years, and with thousands
treated Il has not AiIed IN single Instance. Its
curative powers hare bean sufficient 70 gain Veto
nv over the most stubborn case. - ~ <
To those who hayc trihed with their constitutiou.
mill they think themselves beyond the reach Of
medical aid. We would say, Dssvst, s,s u: cnsa.
oKEE CuRE will restore you 20 health and vigus,
and sfter oil quack doctors have ALLIED $3.50
For full particulars, got Circalar from any
Drug Store In the country, or write the proprie.
tors, who will mail free 70 any one desiring the
same, o full treatise IN pamphlet nrm.
Prices 50 per bottle, or three bottles nor g. and
forwarded by express TO al parts OF tho world.
Sold BY al respectable drngyists eysIywhers.
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A'ra' 'o Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.

At n Court Of Probate held ut Biddeiord, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday IN
February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen nun.
dred and sxty.four, by the Honorable r. f.
Bourne. Judge ofsaid Court, .r.
EWIS c. HILL, Executor OF tho will OF Edmund
IL Hill, late OF Kenn.bunk, In said county, de-
ceased, having presented his first account OF all
minissration Of the estato Of said deceased, Tor
allowances
ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order TO he published 6ree weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN
the Union 4 Journal printed at BIddeford, In said
county, that they ny "A appear at a Probate Court
to DO holden at uNked In said county. on the
frst Tuesday In March next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon. and slew cause, If any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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At a Court Of Probate held st Biddcn,rd, within
In and forthc county OF YORK. on the drst Tuesday
in February, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and siytyiS9uTr. Sy inc Honorable Z. 4.
WILLIAM A. wORSTER, named Executor IN .
w certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and Testament OF oliver Worster late OF Der
wick, In said county, deceased, having presented
'n ot s u THAT The said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three week, suScss.iysly
in said county. tina they may appear ut q Probate
Court to DO hold4 Mt Alfred, In said county,
on tho first TueSaty In March next at ten Of the
have why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed rs the last Will and tesla.
ment OF the said deceased:
Attest. George II. KnOwlton, Register.
"''a''V Attest. George H. KnowltOn, Register.
Al . Court OF PROBATE held at Biddcford within
and for the County OF York, on the lrst Tuesday
in February, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hum
bred and slxty.four, by tho Hon. z. E. Bourne,
4 CERTAIN instrument, purporting to be the
a last will and testament OF Susan Shorey late OF
Acton, In said county, deceased, having been pre-
ORDERED, fhSt notice be given to all per.
sons interes, by causing a copy Of this OF.
der 10 be nj bllshed In the Union and Journal,
printed ut ddelord, In said county, for three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that thcy muy appear ~ Tro-
bate TOY DO holden ut Alfred In said coun-
ty, on tho tirst Tuesday In March next, ut ten
Of the clock In the forenoon. and show cause. III any
they have, why the said Instrument should not DO
proved approved, aud allowed as tho last Will ana
testament of the said deceased.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
NNND Attest, George II. Knowlton Register.
Al a Court Of Probate held at Bddeford, within
and for the county ofYork. on the first Tuesday
In February lin the year Of our Lord eightcenl
hundred and slxty-four, the Hon. u L. bourne.
Judge OF said Court, .
JlOREST EATON, Guardian OF Albert j. Eaton,
i minor and child Of Adonirum Eaton, late
Of Wells, in said ,ounty, deceased. having pre-
sented his afth account Of guardianship oil his
said ward for allegiance, ~ -. i. 81,
ordered, That tie said Accountant give notice
TO ali pcrsous festcd. by causing copy Of this
order TO he pub shed In the Union 4 Journal: print
ed in 9lsdckri In said county. three weeks sue.
eessively. tina Icy may appear az q proeateUo,nr t
irst TUESDAY in March next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have,
why tho same should not be allowed.
: Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
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~RAIIROAD.

~ Fares arc Zoe essts lees whom tieksts arc
purchased ut the once, than when paid In the ears.
FRANCIS CHASE,
'' SUPPLEMENTARY
Portland Nov. ID. 1867. ii,f T|T l6istf A
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A.Fa' '' SSyis,s, u.ors. IL. xnor,ton. Register

At a Court OF Probate held ut Biddeford, within
and for the county Of York, on the first Tuesday
In February, In tho year or our Lord eighteen
hundred aud sixty .four. by the Honorable K. r..
Bourne, Judge of said Court,
A LIEN HAINES, Trustee OF the estate OF Asa
"A Dresser, late of Saco. In said county, deceased
having presented his second account OF adminis-
ance,
J ordered, That tho said accountant give no.
tco TO ain Persons interested. by causing
copy OF this x3her 10 be published IN the Unioa 4
Journal, print ID In Biddeford. In said county three
weeks success fely,, that they may appear NJ =,
county, on fhetlrst Tuesday In March next. AZ
ten of tho clock IN the forenoon and shew cause II
any they have, why the same should not be III
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register
Attest. George Il, KnowltOn. Register.
At Court Of Probate held at Biddsford, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
hundred ans sixty yIS si Sy tho
, ySaFS a sa TRsSbwEnL Administrator Of tho
d estate Of Marshall Lowell, late OF kennebunk
In said county, deceased, having presented his
hrst account OF administration OF tho estate oil
said deceased, for allowances
Ordered VThak the said accountant give notice
TO all persdAs Interested by causing copy OF this
order TO DO llshcd three wecks excessively IN
the Union & arnai, printed ut Biddstord, In said
county that thy may appear ~ o Probate Court
TO be hsldeqN Alfred, In SAID county, on tho
arst Tuesday, of Nproh next NJ ten OF the clock
why the sain6 should not be allowed.
Attest, dsorgc II. knowlton, Regtter.
"'' 'v Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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Mr. Oscanyan has resided In this country q mum
Der Of years, and Is splendid lecturer on the Man
ners and Customs and Costumes OF the East. Suci
lecture and exhibition our citizens will probably
never have an opportunity OF witnessing again.
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|, r r,.-I-.. NOTICE. - 80 re- -.
Tho genuine sapOniasr .; only put ss b IN S.a
PENNSYLVANIA sxir. 2iAHurAo1uRINo CO.
I. patentees and sole Manufacturers.
II Beware OF COun.ssssis De sure you buy
the lron can.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09
Condensed News.

The copperbeads Of CharIeslown in north
ern Illinois, have armed themselves aud
are 10 open revolt against the State author
tiles. They attacked some re.inlisted
soldiers few days ago. and killed and
wounded several. By this time We pre-.
sumo the traitors have been brought to
time as several companies of soldiers we're
after them a, last accouuts.
Major Alex. 5 Hill, of the 1sh regi
ment, corps de Antique, has been sentepc.
ed to degradation from his rank within the.
presence Of his troops, and con6nemen,
at Dry Tortugas one year. Gen Banks,
in approving thesentence, says: The Of
fense of an attempt to effect violence and
advantages over powerless women is dis
graceful 10 himself and criminal in the
eyes Of God aud man, and the country
does not wish in its service men who SO
disregard the uniform they wear.
There arr signs of rebel raid into
Ohio or Pennsylvania.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

Who among she probable candidates j.
most obnoxious to the Peace D. mocracy
Abraham Lincoln. Who of all then do
tie rebels desire least TO be chosen Presl-
dent of the United States al the next elec.
ton! Abraham Lincoln. Here is aD ex-
tract from an article in late number of
the Richmond Eromiser:
"More depends uron the spring cam
pa'gn than ever before waired upon the
couAc, Of arms. the Contfdero'e ar
mieS are rictorious Lincoln riU be deteoted
IN the Presidential election the draft will
be useless as "A means of re'ruItrs his ar
my and peace will follow. II ,os are de-
teated, Lincoln ,oiU be re elected, tne draft
become a powerful means of serur'ng
men, and he war in ie6 rely prolonged
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-09

III anything were wanting GO SHOW the
desperate fortunes of the rebels it is fouud
IN the change by the press in rebrIdom,
in discussing the affairs of the Confeder-
ale Government. During the early stsg ges
of the wal they wrote in naughty, sneer-
ing terms of the North, and of the utter
impossibility of the South ever returning
10 The Unisn No terms of rdiculr were
too strong for them to use agains: the idea
of the South's ever being subjusated.
They laushed al the idea that there were
any considerable burp Der Of Sou hern IN, u
who would not sacrifice life and property
rather than give up the hope Of final sue
cess. 1t is bnt a short time since they
claimed every battle as victory and de-
clared their ability to carry on the war for
ever. What is their tore now? They
speak boldly Of the financial ruin hat they
confess stares them in the face They ac-
knowledge the scarcity of provisions a d
all that goes to make up domestic comforts.
and defeats and battles in which they are
the losers They now acknowledge The
sad condition of the country, and seek to
arouse he Peep e to renewed sacrifices by
exagseratlpg what their condition viii b.
if they are again brought under the Fed.
eral authorities. Their boasing is gone,
aud in its place is manner that is either
soft-ned by adversely, frensed by danger
or sulen from despair. Their religious
papers acknowledge their misfartunps yet
urge the people to fall into ,the ranks and
rust to God The rebel papers display
great nteres, in the coming Presidential
election Every move on the political
chess boara Isl watched aud It's probabl.
effect On tie ufsr Discussed TIER arsu-
ment is that st.aievef may b. the resul il
canl.ot be worse for ,heln than now In
an address lo the people issued by tie
members Of TIE rebel Congress at the time
Of ils adjnurnmenf, great stress is laid up.
on t.eir bope IF peace if the Copp- -rheads
should succeed in electing one of their
stripe as President We repeat what VIZ
said nearly a year ago, that the war vii!
last uniil after tie NIX Presidential eie,
ton. The Rebels are making great eff
forts to gain some advantages coping foi
prolong the war another year. Oar armles
are strong in numbers AID noruie and a,
last are commanded by good Generals bus
extended as thew are over so largr space
We can but expect failure in some of their
pl ms. We do moi doubt hut the rebels
will be able to keep pretty large army in
he eI0 uo;Il another winter sets in. Mis- ,
fortunes that could change the bearing of
. people as Is exhibited by the rebel press
nus, aear!y have reached the limits Of en-
lurance. They can not hold up longer
han this year and if We re.oect Mr.. Lin
'oln we shall then have peace on the basis
# the old Union minus slavery, bu, ifl
lIr Mcclellan or ore like him is elected |
ve shall have peace on basis of separa-
Record.
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Order Publication.

In the Probate Court OF Marshall County,
State of Kansas.
In the matter OF The Problte Of declarations re-
duced to writing by the Gestiln, pi t~' com
petent witnesses. purportinx 10 be he last
will and testament of Jacob Fowler is,e Of
Marshall conIy Kansas. 0ece ised.
Notice is hyreby given hai or Tuesday the
5ti day of April. A. u. 1864 he 'wo witnesses
ahose mentioned we're brougb; nto fhe prOba e
Cout Of said County an; the de laratio 8 abo e
mentioned wa reduced 10 wiiiug PuplIcly la
sad Court; and thereupon he Court appointed
Saturday,. the 2st day of Nav. \. 1864, as
the day for proving such VIII, ard testament.
All persons inte ested in saal IN iiter ae
therefore noufied to b. aad appear on s d Y
at the court room of said Court, in the cry o.
MarysvIl.e, to shsw cause, 'fany they have Why
such declarations reduced to writing shonld not
be proved and allowed as the last will aud tes-
lament of said Jacob Fowler, decea ei
MARY CoFFLANp,
By her Attorney, J. ). MagiI
Marysvi,le, April 9Th, 1s64.-2-St
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Three New States.

Do our readers realize that the coming
anniversary Of our Independence is TO wit
ness the reception into the Union, of three
new States? 1t is even So A writer Ia
the Chicago Joirnai says:
Ga and after the fourth day Of next Ju-
ly. three new Stars are to be added 10 the
Flag Of Tue U,ion-Coior do, Nebraska,
and Nevada, Eavirg been received into the
slsse rho0dsef States. Under Faacien re-
ginae the admission of new State was at
'ended with great and prolonged political
agonies. noE could free State be receiv-
ed unless accompanied by one which re-
qured slavery. Yet these three new CON.
ers were not kSpt ptmaoy hours in the House
ere the '.enaoIing act" winch opens the
National portals to Them was passed, and
proposition TO strike out the anti-slave-
ry proviso was defeated by vote Of 81 to
to 19! Could there be any better evil
dence of the complete "demoraiization" of
the once potent Democratic parry, than is
shown by this demonstration that only
sigh,sen thought that the new States shoud
not b. insured against slavery? What
an advance from the days Of that bitter
conflict which was commenced prior to
tie admission of Maine and Missouri. and
is now beiug terminated on bloody battIe-
fields.
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Order of lonbiication.

Hugh Mcdonald, non resident of The a'' p
Kan as, viii take notice that Gustavu9 ha'H'
of the county Of N-wTork and State OF NtEl .'-
did on the iOih day of March, \. d. 1854, DE p.
petition in the Second judicial District Coc', A
the ate Of Kansas, sitting within and lor .i,'-
shall county, with Washington, shirley AL If1
public counties. in the said State Of hi1s d
attached for judicial purposes, setting ' 4
that the said Hugh Mcdonald eyeca'c 2
delivered a mortgage to The sad Gu.-'-
kutter, on the north half Of the sopia'
quarter, and the south half Of the rori1'
quarter of section number thrriy-gcur aiH
township number four "a, south Of range A-
be- seven y, east of the sixth princfli y
dian, situate y. the said Marshall county,
State of Kansas. 10 secure TIE payment o.
hundred and fiav dollars, with interes. ne
NJ tive rate of twenty per &c mt. per ANN"
paid from he 3rd day of August j. y
according to the tenor aHl effect OF CO.
noie referred to in said petition and nor
and praying that judgment be rendered s-.
tho .aid Hugh Mcdonald for the said SUI
claimed to be due and the interest therein
the sum of thirty dollars being tre amour
for The redemption of said premises To- To-.
sales, and the further sum Of bity 10
liouidated damages for foreclosure OF sa'--
gage; and said petition further pras.' ia'.
premi-es be ordered 10 he sold 10 pay '.s y.
The said Hugh Mcdonald "a further no'iIy,'
he ia reouirei TO appear an d answer sa1
tion on or before he 20th day of MsJ "
1854, or judgment viii he taken agar, -
default GUSIAvoo n ,u4.a-,s7
by Brnmbaurh s. BcIlinger, his Aito'-''
Do,od Narcb I5th lS64-5l-1t
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A Coax on the Times.

Electioneering documents entitled the
Leavenworth Weekly Times are being
circulated in the south part of this county
They come as usual accompanied with a
receipt for one years subscription. Sew.
eral come the other cay to citizens around
Nottingham Post-of6ce. and the parties to
whom they were sent Immediately got up
clubs and forwarded the money for the
Leavenworth Conservative and Topeka
Record. Mr.. G. this is bad section 10
send missionary documents into, for if
there is one locality in northwestern Kan
sas down on the Fraud more than another,
that section is Nottingham and vicinity.