The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09
LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

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h,,.. VA. entered. trunks were broken open,
drawers ransackcd and so stolen. No clue
n. yet been obtained OF the rohber. Mr..
Goodwin remained at homo Ia charge OF the
house, and had just stepped out into his gar
den. rr..
Fast dsy WAS veil observed In mi, CITY. In
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inc 'oecnooa sno u'ucren. couSregaeon' u"'.H
with the ID Cong. Church 10 listen to an able
discourse from the pas,or. Rev. ). NJ. Palmer.
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ine u'scourse sho~eu 'nu'h 'nouk". ""' P'.p
aration, and while f pail ahtting triou'e W 'he
personal character Of the great Martyr, II man
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manner in which We shall 80 on ia inc amor "
making glorious and perpetual this Republic
Coz ~h;,h Abraham Lincoln Welded up his life.
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Inc se'erM ov"sIos"'V"' ~
the LIST Parish tCong.) where sermon was
,rsa,h.,l nv the pastor, Rev. j. II. winsor.
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i"e oo"s''s""'"' "'"o ~ VIZ -
tors 30 well chosen remarks, have requested
the Ms. for pubiicst and il will be soon Is.
- s-,,,, ,h,. ,,,s.s In neat n,mnhlet form.
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printer On nhe paPer' anu !" n'" '"e 's'a''
fdl tyre.
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arura correspondent W '"' io'."u ~
has been on n tramp Tn Salmon Falls (Hollis)
al wr;,.s On ,h., ,,,sr of , character nj the
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FAILS "n'co nesy'e '"o "o''"'s, ""u ~''" VI
our friend. the artist. q. T. Bradbury:
At the tails. which stopped further ascea. by
boat. we took to the bank. and some quarter OF
nn,ile brought US TO the lodge Of the "heruit."
A. We came In sight he Was reading q newspa
per. sitting In an old chair that leaned against
n tire stsn,ling near the stream. He did not
rise To erect Us, but spoke ciyilly as VIC came
mn and answered our questions without reluc-
tan,e lie has lived here many years, this
hermit life lie Is some 20 years old. AMI lat
terly. the cold of winter has driven him.to the
poor-farm. During the last war he served 81
months in the John Adams. and up to the time
she was destroyed at Hampden, below Bangor.
lie eompleted his two years term Of service on
Jn,y In Portland harbor. lie reads much. and
kceos informed of what Is going on. He was
.n,ious to Get report of the trial of the con
sn;r.,ors. which promised To send him. His
name is Rishworth Jordan. When married, he
and his VIE were resa.u,u W, sne nn1'. s,s;nh,
S WS !. hs hermit now, il the natural cues
ton Of every one. The main answer to the
question doubtless Is, rhnLsne run ~ 49, ~
, %.nsa ~ w b;s case vet IL i the tale of
thousands. and will be Of thousands more. Il
Is not n pleasant subject to contemplate, anu
S.e ~u Sn, ,h.y ann.ar 10 be- only as the idle
Hind.
One would hardly expect to find devotees OF
the nne arts mere, OUT nc wiz. nea's so"e
saee a y" a,onr narsarmsrs On the evening of
my arrival. and Mr.. @ T. Bradbury is a real
artist. His specially Is the pa,n' M; S S WI,
isnJsc.nss, and be has attained Crea, skill in H.
He Is now at work on specimens. which we are
glad to learn vii, De exhioI,ed IN rort val, 4,
nov oue. NJ 81, .",'a ~ ,ho.s We have seen are
real gems. worthy OF choice place Ia the most
richly furnished drawng.room or boudoir;
Mr.. D. has taken up the pu,su w r" mr ,I
thsm and he now dsyo,es himself entirely TO
II, finding ready sale for his productions as
fast as be can complete , ine a r,;., s~d ,hs
good taste OF his patrons.
"Chon, and tomato sauce 80 exclaims the re-
ao,h,.b,e Major of Dickens paternity. That
-. ,,.,,rr;rc .,h.,;,u,e for profanity (and Il
.. ~. o,,y .n,.,;,u,e allowable, was derived
a-.., ..o,sa % him the most p.latable
s;.s p,, 90 douh, n be ever sat down to the
IN ,o.d.a ,,h,.. nj SHINE host. of the Bidde.
e., IL. s,r 10 hs had tho f,vori,e excIa.
I'll, vo,,a have been. every delicacy to
,.nn, tbs .nn.,,,e which the msrke, affords.
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Nal. ,,,O s,r a, exclamation. bu, then. the