The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-06
MXINE.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Ia Ian N nj. "
mih s.p.u .I;. ot.Sn 49,, i. a. T. .h.,
A1Iouuo' spous " IA - -" 80. Nj
counuJ' says ,unt ~. ~ .,,.:.s.e, tEis.s...
o. M sSH Srp" ", v,y i..s gThs ci,v ~. -
On A.. hv ~. hnrr3no mali. And seventy eieht
thousand houses and three thousand seven hun
dred warehouses were destroyed oy the nrc'
p. Svd.v.
40. Su,A uese.,e.; wlo 0s~0 ~. ~
~, acC'nss tnst ING s'ate VI suA ~ ;ae 4.
I'LL Inu,os'Ss eary onsnuto SPo...a n.n
% SSme arecton; tne nature OF when isunknoMn
h men sv 'osu 'ns' Lse IoSus IN ..pn;.
sh ,o ,uMiHIon VI HPf"Je0' WHICH "ii ss'o"''"
''0 "of'u'
The contested Aroostook election has been
n-o,r.c,.d s,.m,n.,,on ~ ~. .v,d.,.. and
iu","," "a. "sm-,' ,s,,
elected Tb,, m.k,, ,hs sen,,. , rr,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
h!qlns seoe hoa ,t inc nrh.s ~
by recruiting as larger now than ., nny period
during the present year.
~. p,..;d.,, !, u,ees,, ,n;r;t,. announced
- v;.;,or NJ tbs White House. that he expect.
ed momentarily TO receive tho best Of news
from Sherman, on the war path ster Hardee
and his fifteen thousand runaway rebel. also
from Thomas, who appears to the rresldsnt 70 .,
rrab at Hood also from Davidson, on his
March 10 Mobile. Mr. Lincoln has never. been
more rleeful and confident since the war broke
out than now.
T.,
letter rom yen; Sherman Mn'cs .ess 'n'
cidentaily OF our Aaminis1rntUn, Vi ehe MI
and the p.S'peo ., ss ,hss esU1; on many
CLOSES MN sca.s ny .,%;nos. .,,ord ,sa n;ny
from ITS scahbard, says: my idea Is that every
young and middle, aged man ought to be proud
ofthe chance to fight for the integrity OF his
country. l would liketo see oil trade and com.
mcrce absolutely cease until this conflict Is ov.
or; and all who can fight, and wont fight, ought
10 DC ki'ieu OF oan'snesi anI .Iy's Ino Mou'
suPpPr,, !, ''''se "n' w nsH' '"0u'u W u'""''o"
anleu'
The Lieutenant General of tho United
States army was walking on the dock OF CT
ty Point day or two ago, apparently 90.
sorbed in thought, and with tho inevitable CT
oar In bismoutb. when negro guard touched
Sis arm saving. "No smoking on the dock.
SIR" care those your ORDERS" asked the
General, looking M. eyes, sir" replied the
mr., coprteons,v. but decidrdlv. "Very
"a -. ;, 80 c..n, tbrov,n, b;s c;oar
80 I., '''N ''
in'o tue wa'ef'
Mo,by has been reported killed % often that
We placed little faith in the regent report OF nls
oeing iaa'y sno.; on. 1 fas :. s;,h ~rsf hat y,
state this most gallant and valuable officer was
again severely, II not dangerously wounded, IN
me .a.e ta,t ~ tSo shd"msn and IN two other
places"
A ,,mhsr ~ ,rom;ncnt Kentuokians are In
Washington, urging the President to appoin,
Gen. Butler military commander OF their State
h vsry ngn eU aihnd ~ d ~ e" nI,h a.
oession sympathizers.
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- 49,, nm .n. IN "n ,ha ~" NJ az an,
70 yuit. ~ sdy ~ 'A' ' ts,nyo-s wv ID.
pot Is being built by the Company, for use up.
til the other Is completed.
Tho oxtord Demoerot s,vs there was sold In
Bethel in the year 1854. hops to the value Of
upwards oftwenty thousand dollars, II being
twice as much rs the previous year.
Ihs Belfast Ags says :mLsrge gdhs aan OF
Mooi l. nay sSu T hsv Sr.. onaity /. worth
s25 nsr tom GOOD hard wood IS per cord no.
tatoes "a cents per bushel round hog ls to
20 cents per pound first quality beef $40 per
hundred butter so cents per pound.
Col G.. w. West, 18th Me-, has been appoint
cd Brigadier General OF volunteers oy orevet
Col. G. II. Smith, OF the LIST Me. Cavalry. has
also been promoted to be Brigsdier General
an excellent appointment.
~. . ,,. H., ,.,,,;.,,
ins argus '"au ua' o'." %11e ."s ~"
ora uofen glass goole.' nne.' gu. "ue o,n"'
mented. This oeaut'iai hint 10 MS o,ou'oa'
propensity is as cool rs the contents OF thegoo'
''.o w" W ~
The new fractional currency .i red; !; exec
WIN ao ."H tug T. h O t ,;co Ionr =. ths
old issuc.
A courier from n0oa 70 Cnaimers was cap
turod 10 ono OF the iate oa't'es near Nasn'
inc words .s"Cbaimers. for Gods sake keen
b,ck tho Yankee cavalry or we are lost.
limo now ia everything y
The rebel Gen. Page, captured near Fort
Morgsn, "PPe' Gy d0a ay ...,,ms.
getting exchanged. The reply was, II can
do nothing for you. You neither defended
your post IKE D man. nor Suffenoerea ike
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a man who was employed w ,, saving WOOD
WV" o,.oI,a, s ~ - ~, Vs' on " w.,
had scarcely put the saw into rapid motion.
wnep u suddenly Pari a;l I hna ny'hs up
emitting tho nnio,,unato man in tvowthe