The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-10


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HIGH Purs-suniry-Frank Yoss. ..
business Notice bradbury 4 Sweat.
Great Bargalns-wm. Perkins. . .......
Change Of rme-P. S&P.R.R
Wanted Immedlately-N r. Mc,iton.
House at Bargaln-C. lianly. .... ID.
Letter List.
We know VIC shall be excused for publishing
the following items, when Il is remembered thai
good opinions are the stock In trade Of news
paper. We thank our brethren Of the press. fol
their kind expressions Of encouragement.
Tho Biddeford Journal comes to Us enlarged
and much improved in appearance. Success to
it.-BsiTast Free Press.
That excellent paper, the Biddeford Journal
comes to Us this week enlarged and improved
Glad to see this evidence OF your prosperity,
Bro. Standardization Journal.
The proprietor oftho Bijdeford Journal pro.
poses to enlarge his paper rs to ACCOMMODATES hi:
increasing advertising patronage. The Journal
Is the only Union paper In York county. and Is
derserving Of wide circulation and liberal sup
port.-Bangor Whig, 25ih, ult.
The Biddeford Union and Journal has been con-
siderably enlarged by widening and lengthening
the columns. Mr. Butler makes o good paper,
aud we ARE glad to see this evidence that II Is ap.
preciatcd.-Poriland Press.
The Biddeford Journal comes 10 us this week
somewhat enlarged, and otherwise improved.
Bro. Butler makes an excellent local paper, and
we are glad to learn that he has no complaint to
make Of tho patronage extended to tho Journal.
Portland Transcript.
The Union and Journal, published at Biideford ,
Me-, has been enlarged andimproved. II Is print.
ell neatly and correctly, and ably elited.-Porfs.
mouth NJ II. Chronicle.
Capt. samual II. Pillsbury, Of Co. A. 9Th Me.
Regiment, who was dismissed the service Of the
United States by order the War Department,
Aug. 18th, 1863. for absence without leave, has
been honorably discharged. The War Depart.
ment, after full investigation Of the case, found
that the Captain was absent by leave, and was
taken prisoner. The order Diminishing him was
revoked, and an honorable discharge granted
him, bearing date OF his arrival In q loyal State
as paroled prisoner Of war. .....,.
Don't forget tho very interesting Geological
lecture In the Alfred Street Church this evening.
The old Portland and Saco Fancy Dye house
has been again put In operation. The advertise
ment will show whore orders may be left
Tho Saeo Democrat says Mrs. Hannah Mitchell,
o lady IS years Of age, residing near the Ferry,
while picking up wood IN he. yard few days
leg in two places. She is doing well. .F
At the telegraph Office In Saco through tickets
to almost every place 10 the world, may DO bought.
SEQ notice. Mr.. Carter Is thoroughly posted In
regard to the best routes and will chccrfally give
oil information. .. b., I... ..
On Tuesday night brutal fight occurred In the
rear otthe grogGcry in WATERFORD Block DO.
tween Dan. Wakefield and Sam McKenny. II
seems there had been n long standing grudge be-
tween them. and after drinking In the Albion So
loon, of the juice Of expressed r. q. they agreed
to fight the grudge out. Dan got clicked" and
his nose bit of, and hand also badly bitten. A
small number Of bummers were present. Meet
ing the City Marshall on his why home, Daniel
demanded 'satisfsction for his nose" something
the law cannot give. ,... ...' ..1
KrrrERY Navy YARD. Nov. 2, 1865.
Mn. EDITOR 1T will I've remembered, not long
since. / informed the readers OF your paper lrel-
alive TO the sale of Government vessels), the price
bid for each vessel, among which were the steam
srs Monticello and Dawn. II will also DO remcm-
bered that tho two steamers above named were
sent to Boston for disposal. The amount bid for
the Monticello here, bona fde, was $40, 100, IN
Boston, $40 800. The amount bid for the Dawn
here was $4,000; in Boston. $40: 900, being a
this, the Department would do well to lot those
vessels intended to be disposed Of, remain at this
yard. .F .-.E
A fire occurred at Kittery Foreside last Friday
morning, entirely consuming the store OF 3. u.
Horn 4 Co., grocers, and the surrounding build
ipCs of Charles Bartlett. Mr.. Bartlett and fam
ily barely escaped with their lives. ] understand
that the store was fully insured, and Mr.. Bartlett
partially insured. Loss about $1,000.
j. Horace Kent, OF Portsmouth, and Clerk OF
the Inventory Board. has very kindly volunteered
his services to the Portsmouth Journal as . cor.
respondent. The able manner In which Mr. Kent
furnishes items and matter from all sections OF
the country, entities him to renewed praise. MIR.
Kent has for the past four years rendered his SER
vices TO tho Government In various ways, Ms de-
tective under Provost Marshal Hall, Of N. IT,,
and many poor soldier has received justice
from him, while substitute brokers have nearly
exhausted their means.
The pay roll for the month Of October amounts
10 si02, 10000. HoRArIus.
C. c. Goodwin & Capt. Turner have leased
store on Lincoln st. and one on Chestnut st., In
Quinby's Block, for the sale Of first class and nj.
SO second hand furniture, and they have the large
hall In the building for storc-room, thus making
their quarters unsurpassed by any In the State.
Business is gradually extending itself up town.
MUNICIPAL CouRr.-James Brown, alias James
Taylor, was sent to the House OF Correction for
thirty days, for vagrancy.
Thomas Finley has spent the greater part Of his
time for tho last Ave years In Jail, because no Is %
much In love with liquor. Tommy asserting that
ga dhrap Of the craythur" Is better than wife
TO him. This Is about the sixtieth time Tom has
been up for intoxicaton. and for once he was able
TO pay his fnc Of SIS and cost, for, rs he Informed
the Judge, he had just killed his pig. land o
suate little buty hc ware. yer honor" 80
\ John Doyle csme up for iutoIioation. Mitti.
mus issued and withheld, provided he showed his
agility In leaving the State. iln'a eng fJ.Hg,
Johnny McDonough was once "sojery boy.
and his bump Of combativeness Is largely devel-
oped. He was connected with Battery while In
the army, and to make Il seem home-like he COM
mit,ed nm assault and battery upon Thos. WEIGH,
for which no Was fined IS and cost. 90 'ia'a '
A young boy, Cornelius Holland was caught
stealing spikes from the ship.yard. and Was COM
mitted 10 default OF paying hns OF Is and cost
FLAMES Calvin has the mesit OF being poet. -
well as the demerit Of getting "gelloriously'
drunk. He was found by the officer OF the 18th
precinct hugging lamp post at very late hour
and singing, a. he asserted. "verses OF my own
oompodging" The "poetri" % Impressed the ON
Ger that be Immediately wrots down for ~ the
hnt stansa tths other twenty verses arc just the
ssms); ~, -i,.,e, Is 49, farulm fnm
Leaves have their time . all. and % have y.