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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-15
MELoDEoNs, . ,
IN GREAT TARLETK.

HAvlng used every effort 10 establish the Music
business in this City under many dinicultlea, We
have, By connncting ether business with IL, sue
ceeded In drawing portion Of that line of trads
at this point.
In order 20 encourage the taste for Music, ws
06sr the following superior induesmsnts 70 psF~
sons wishing 20 purchase Pianos:
1st We will sell any Piano We have fully ns
cheap As Il can be bought East. -
I'd, We viii set It up and keep % in tune one
year without charge. - - .
Sd If the PiAro does not give satisfaction We
win sxchsugs it for another. .-,l IIrar
4th. We wiii rent Pianos and let the rent pur-
chase them. HHr
We also take old Pianos or hslodsOns in sx-
change fCr new ones.
s r.arret6 pu fr..ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-15

Insurance Co. of North America,
PhiIadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets
rtu $1,642,727 81. aaoa3 W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

5itlollfiol aud Commercial


~ rslssrsph.l NV YosE. June II
Europe prices haze advanced faly g per b. Sales ct
Al0i2c for middlipe, closing ct &c.
Riour-Opened duh and dvoopanG and closed seeoe
nrmer, with more enquiry n part iOr expert q -
80 for choice do; s6o7 90 for common 70 govd ahp
ping brands Extra B. H. o., and o50s ~ for frads
brands.
Rye flour-Dull-
Corn Meal-Dull.
Whisky-F Firm; Western at Of.
wheat-Without decided change In price, with ratne!
more export inquiry Common to fair Chicago Sprng q
as@1 40; Racine spring 1t 4agl ~ inIs ,s WIZ
Rye-Quet.
Barley and Barley Malt-Dul and nominal.
Oorn-Heavy and to Sc lover at 750Soc for unsonne
Mixed Western S39ssc for sound do closing at scc kr
dried at 90eD9lc.
Oats-scarce and 2 to Sc better at &c for Western
anoat, and 6sD70c fci do to arrive
Rice-Dul
Coffee-Dull.
sugar Quiet at 101z111c for Cuba and Muscovado
aud il@l4zc for Porto Rico and $50 boxes Havana a.
nL9l411c.
Hops-Dull at lo01Sc for common to prime
Petroeum-Quiet at 34S3Al<e for Crude; 5oa Sic fo
Refined IN Bend, and IoD7lc for do Free.
Wool-Quiet
Pork-Opened heavy and lower and closed With NOR,
rmness 1t q T52s 90 for mess closing ct 70 W
cash; "A b0g24 IS for 1884 do cash and regular way
closing at ~ u.s. cash; Is oo9le % for prime ma ~ y
go 90 for prime Also, 5000 bbs new mess 10
June and July, seekers option, at Is 0o@N 10
Beef-steady At 10 o00l4 90 for plain mess, an
IL GOALS % for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Firm and more active at 120l41zc 70
| shoulders, and l4SDIsc for hams.
Bacon-Qoiet.
| LArd-Hsavy at l5lS@lqlxc.
| Bu,ter-Quiet at a6gsoc for Ohio, and 220ssc 70
| State.
Chsese-ouiet At sa15c for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

@ At meeting Of the stockholders
of the Des Moines Valley Railroad Com
pany yesterday, the following officers and
directors were elected: President-Geo
b. Smyth; Secretary-A. Bridgmau
Treasurer-O. G. Hale; Directors-G Geo
B. Smyth, Jas. F. Cox, H. T. Reid, C. 81.
Perry, Geo. E. Kilbourne. Goo. w. Nc.
Crary, VIM. Thompson. Smith Hamill,
Hamden Buel, John G.. Richardson, OF
New York, and VIM. Leighton Erecu.
tire Committee = Jas, F. Cox, VIM.
Thompson and Geo. w. McCrsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

~ I'VE must ask the indulgence OF
our readers for few days longer. Our
advertising facilities are appreciated to
such an extent that We are compelled to
refuse several good customers. Within the
next ten days We expect TO appear 10 new
type smaller than now used, when we
hope to be able to accommodate in each
department, and make the handsomesi
Daily in the State.
DEpARrxD.-Ye Local started yesterday
morning for the famous city of Def
Moines, probably to see Bro. Dixon, q
the Register-or some other man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

By Telegraph CHICAGO. June L.
Markets generally firm and higher
Flour-Frm at 25de 1917 for White Winter, ant
009t6 10 Tor Spring kxsra
wheat-2 TO Sc higher; No Spring at 1891 ISL
closing u ut.ids quotations.
Comic lower; No at s395tl4c.
oats-Higher: No. at 44549441lc, closing firm Al
4Jc
Rye-1c lower; No. at SIC.
Bsrley-Firm; No. 2 at 5s@6oc.
Whi,ky-Quct at 02l12 03.
Provisions-Mess Pork dull and nominal at 26 90
Prime Mess Pork nominal at is 0Qgl9 GO. Sweet pick
led hams nominal at l69 t6<e.
Lard-Firm at 17txc.
Beef csttIe-pull at S so@s s7l< for common to fair
No prime offered
Hogs-Duli AT 40317 u.s.
Hay-lS 60 4ie o..
Flax Seed-St-ady at 50.
Money-Plepty.
Exchange-Fiim and scarce At par buying and Il pre-
MUM selling.
Gpld-li0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

ATTENTION, FIREMEN There will be
special meeting of the Fire Department
on this Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock at
the Union Engine House. Business oil
Importance to every member requires
prompt attendance.
By order of Il. TRBELMAS,
First Assistant Engineer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

~ Notwithstanding the immense
amount of goods sold at Howe d Tyler's
yesterday, the assortment is yet complete,
and those wishing bargains will be care
full to be on hand to-day at 10 O'clock
Many desirable articles will be offered and
must be sold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
DIR. Mackey. the the incorporating
charleston Unionist, has been appointed
Collector of that port.

Look on tbs picture, and then on hafs
Here you behold the infirm step.
The paliid cheek. wasting form,
Untasted food and I. socia, atmosphere
reasoned with the tales OF aches, pains,
sleepless nights, and mental dsspondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenboss, the Doctor,
smith had taken bottles three
OfDnAKFs PLANTATION BIrrERs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
NOW York MONEY Market.

By Telegraph NEW fohK June IL
Money-Essy, with large supply OF capital eeking In
yeetment at 5db6 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling Exebange-Firmat llolsGllt for gold, first
class bills
Gold-More active and frmer; opening at 1881 and
closing at s05s
Government stccks-Easer.
$40 Coupons 1929.
lo-4o Coupons e6l
Treasury 7-Sa's GA series) ee9s.
etocks-Steady.
CxPes; q dc 1924; CAR %; MAPDc SO
Toll Wab IS; II Wayne 95l8 A&THTo CAN Y
$50; Scrip ~; Usl yr Cert 1914; Pae Mail 800
ny e3L; Erie 1857. Q i07; hudson 1esl (. Har
lem 10; Reading es,l Q loe]5: II o4ss; Toledo %
L NJ Cert "a & Quicksilver s511
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

DESIRABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.-Two
lots, corner OF Fulton and 4th streets.
Enquire of BRowNELL Brothers,
jel2-3t Corner Main and Fourth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

PLEASE SETTLE Up.-I shall remain at
my former place of business for q few
weeks, for the purpose Of settling up my
accounts. Those owing me will therefore
call and pay Immediately.
WILLIAM VESCILL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
THE CITY.
Don't forget Mrs. Holland's benefit.

~ This portion OF inc nsmnPne.s
"a, fay bred yesterday with On old
fashioned shower, lasting oil day, and il
was still raining when this notice was
penned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

CoTroS CARPET CHAIs-Best and
cheapest in the city, at the Bag Factory
Main street. iunelQ.3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
Mrs. Hollands benefit tonight.

@ Upwards Of two thousand labor.
ers are now employed on the Californis
end of the Pacific Railroad. Cars will be
running thirty six miles from Sacramento
this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13


RLoun-eupsraes, - %; Spring E1tra, rs, Extra
81 IS 4 bbl.; uoubis kksrs, = bbl-, eooe 60. 60,
~ ws..s-sp.ias. s. ooe1 o.; Fan, 10 to i Is = ).
RYr-40@00c y bush.
BAa1xr-F.li.i looi so;sprins, 10000
OArs-25D1oc . bush. s. s-2
ocss ns1s-si 50 : Is =. sayiss Is ssiisE.e.
Po+.ro~i cSSi 5 ssyins s~i 70 .sli ss'ns
Bur1En-l6 70 - beyng; 4eo7Sc sslfins.
nees-l2c buying; 15o ceiling.
Ing 1t SC each.
VIM ssAHs-oo.nen u asod. sson e b.yiss
90 to Is selling
TAlIow-S0Sxc.
BREswAx--60c buying.
HAr-Tinothy Sl0 e0 Prsiris 80 -.
HpEs-Dry Flint 6to 9c Dry saltsd, 7e; 0rnbby. Nj
price; Green, :; Green sheep Rslts, u ~ 20.
LRA1Hn-Henlock sole y - ~ ~ doAmnno -
3s do upper = e - Per fpot. Oh sole soos6a
ssss = i i ssol ~ 5,.z, Il = 0ssv..
. 90 TO 90 = bush.
LAlD-l5c buying; - sslllAg.
HAns--9ueayO1Red - y aalf1ng. o6ao nc.
1Eu cAs1ls-e3 . q = - srsss.
unmp-R 20 - ~ = hsoA.
RnAxnms-So - 49,
AAas-sH tod, buyfns.
slsSis 6sssiss, -: double Z, -.
esSnAbo, basA., 8 70 ~.
HIour, u Dbl, = % s.. rs.
Do Y Dbl, -
..--S :: i:, ssI1 s E - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

Ticket-of- Leave Man, theatre tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
KEoKUK MARKETS.

eueAa-Advsncinks Cuba and Porto Rico fair, ll1<c
prime, 1514p1Cc; choice, 16140l7e; New York, O. ice
New York, A, Doc; crushed and powdered 2lc.
McLAssss-Sugar House, sJa1 90; Golden syrup,l is
os1 50-Sorghum, 70@S5c.
OoYvKR-31 to &c.
RIos-12L 0l3e.
BoDA--Amsrican 81 Nc; English ,p1zc. ss
soAP-Palm, el1@loc; German, l1ol2c; St. Louis
German, l21Sc
TsAs-Yoang Tyson, 81 so@2 90; Imperial, 81 10 to
81 90; Black, 81 90 to 81 80.
+ CAxpLEs-Star, Csc; Summer Pressed, lie.
TosAcco-Datk Sweet, 10 to 90c; Medium Brands Il %
to Csc; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 70 to 81 s6 Navy
Sc.
NAns-Beet Brsnds ct s. 25 rates.
0iAss-6xl0 City SO, rateA.
CoRpAaR-A to 25c
DRIED APPLxs-Choice 10011c p b.
DRsnp CURRAKfe-20c.
RAIaxs-New NJ h. % IS; Layer - 80.
6AIf-3 3502 80.
pRAnL SfAhcR-lO to lie.
WooD8N wARx--3 Hoop Pals, "a Is; 3 hoop do q o.
No. Tubs SIS 00 No-2 do, Is So No do 10 co. Nssts
"a do, IL. Washbosrds, - Is. Moline Ware higher
I EIsl-No. Msckerel, bbls. 81 90 for new.
No. 40 DO tls 90 do
MOL 10 hf do SO 90.
No. do do % 002e 30.
HI bills. No. 1 White Fish, ~ IS new
OgLs-Coal OIL SOC: unseed OIL. = %. Lard
o., q 5ssi Is; Fish OIL q 90; Ssdbos on 81 $50
cHExsr-New ". r. and Hamburg 1890, and scarce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

PHILADELPHIA June II.
Jay Cooke reports that the subscriptions 10 the tx
Loan to-day amounted 81 5S7 00o Including the fol
National Bank of d Moines, Iowa. 500 600; National
EXCHANGE Bank Of Httsng 100000 lst National Hank
of st. Paul. 500 COO Lat National Bank of Evansville
Ind $50 LIST National Bank Of Zanesviiie $50 900
Q A. Putnam Co, 100000, 4th hank of n. Y, 500,
ooO 9th National Bank Of New York. e206.o0o There
we're 70 individual subscriptions for Of $50 and
800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

ELOUR-For the cheapest and BEST
= Equality guarsnteed,) by the dry load. barret
scago to the Imperial Atuss Levee, or 10
ROBERTS ON ALBERs.
"ay@s 70 Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

I ,OFFEE-25 bags Old Government
~ Java, Mocha, Lsguara and Rio Coffse for ,als Al
feouced prices lJunl0l ROBERTSON ALBERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13
7.3O LOAN

These Donds ass now worth handsome pFsnism, and
~ exempt all the 0ovssnnsat Dssds 1sn Asse
0sty, and Akniepsi tasdfso~, schcA ddds fsva y
asss ~ ssst ~ sa to their saiss according 70 -
rsts Isvisa spSa stAsr property fhetsrsts paysb,s
SUBSTANTIALLY By coupons attached 70 zach nots, which
may be cut Oh and sold to any bank banker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

EOR SALE-100 acres new Land.
j 50 acres under cultivation, with two ios hspsss
and small orchard, situated IL miles g. r. from Warpsv
and one mile from Breekinridge Hancoek Co. ullnole
Title good. Price 5000. EnQuire Of
II. B. TKN-EYCI.
9chS Real Estate Agent Kcohak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

FOR SALE-Twoa and half acres OF
= land, With frane bouss containing rooms, WITH
I'll uecs asd other improvements, situated on river
1--we keokuk. 1hsre other IAnas adsoipips tAtu
property that may be purchased desired Price 9AS1
ko other Information squire Of H. b. WILSON, n~ar che
pOpesty, or 70 H. b. TEN-EYCK
mchO Real Estate Agent, K<ckuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

TOR SALK-A Frane Cottage Dwell.
- Ing, With ssvsn roons cisssrn 100 cealer - I
nne growth - huit trss viii fn lot al a il -
orse, situatsd near bnsins - 1xchanee s1ssse bc.
Require a. ~ ri F910G .GYd1 3.
: 6h9S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

LOR SALE-The.wes half Of ! two
u story double brick Dwelling House, obtaining six
rooms, ciStern good cellar, hcnse painted caked ali
ove ee we'll fenc' and All II good order situated
the corner Of 18th and Dee Mones Title good
Price *l,S00 Enquire Of HI. ,. TKN-KYCK.
mch6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-13

FOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DWELL
in9, sitA four rsens. god vell Of water. ffSme
barn and full lot al under FENCE situated on Rxchanse
street bstws ID md Sd skrssts Keokuk fisis eoci
Price H2Oo. inquire OF HB TEN EYCK
Och3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23
Sflisteualleous,

Color OF THE SEA.-To.day it was tho Pur-
pie Sea, an cpithct which I should not bc.
fore have accepted. There werc distinct
patches Of the color Of u purple grape with
the bloom rubbed off, But first and last the
sea " of all colors. Well writes Gilpin con.
cernIng "the brilliant hucs which arc con-
tinually playing on the surfacc of quiet
ocean," and this was not too turbulent at o
distance from the shore. "Bcautiiul," /" says
he. "no doubt ina high degree, are those
glimmcring tints which often invest tho tops
Of mountains; but they are mere corrusca-
tions compared with those beautiful marine
colors which are continually varying and
shifting into each other in all the vivid splen-
dor of the rainbow, through the space often
Of several leagues" Commonly in calm
weather. for half q, mile from the shore,
where the bottom tinges 1t, tho sen is green
or grecnish, as are some ponds; then blue
for many miles, oft"n with purple tinges,
bounded in the distance by light, almost
silvery stripe; beyond which there is gener-
ally dark blue rim, like mountain ridge
in the horizon, rs If, like that, 1t owed its
color to the intervening atmosphere. On
another day it will be marked with long
strcaks, alternately smooth and rppled, light
colorcd and dark. even like our inland mead
ows in ircshot. and showing which way the
wind sets.-Thorodu. , ..n .--r, t.r|
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

HARD AND Sorr WATER FOR COOKING The
effects of hard and soft water on different
vegetables vary materially. Peas and beans
cooked in hard water, containing lime or
gypsum, will not boil tender because these
substances harden vegetable casen. In soft
water they boil tender and lose certain
rank. raw taste which they retain In hard
water. Many vegetables Gas onions) boil
nearly tastoless in soft water, because all tho
flavor il dissolved out. The addition Of salt
often checks this (as in tho case Of onions),
causing the vegetables to retain tho peculiar
aavoring principles, besides much nutritious
matter WHICH might bo lost in soft water.
Thus it appears that salt hardens tho water
to degree. For extracting tho juices Of
meat to make broth or soup, soft water, un-
saltod and cold at Grst, is best, Tor it much
moro readily pcnctratcs the tissues; but for
boiling meat where the juices should bc rc-
tanned, hard or soft water salted is preferable.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

TaE OYsrxR open an oyster. retain tho
liquor In the lower or deep shell, and II
viewed through microscope Il will he found
to contain multitudes Of small oysters. cov-
orcd with shells. and swimming nimblv
about ono hundred and twcnty Of which
extended but ono inch. Besides these young
oysters. the liquor contains q, variety Of ami
malcuIcs, and myriads Of thrce distinct rps-
cics Of worms. Sometimes their light rcsem.
bios blush atar about tho centre Of. tho
shell, whicl, will bc beautifully luminous In
q dark room. -a ib 1s.i9.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

~ There is but little originality in tho
character Of the world. Most men arc inii-
tators. They do what they have seen Others
do, and say things that they have heard said.
Few lave genius or courage to strike out q
new path in thought or action. The general
mode Of education tends greatly to this re-
suit everything is based on books--yontho
arc hardly allowed to think for themselves
they are not taught to look within and draw
upon the resources which Nature has placed
there. Mental go-carts and carriages arc SO
abundant that the mind Is not suffered to usc
its own legs. ' i.' -f'i '
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

wTwo literary ladies were lately witnesses
in trial. Ono Of them, upon hearing tho
usual questions asked, "What Is your name?
and how old are you 2" turned to her com.
panion and said, al do not like to tell my
agc; not that I have any objection to It's bc.
ing known, but don't want IL published in
all the newspapers. Said the witty Mrs. s.
II will tell you how to avoid II. You hayo
heard the objection Of all hcarsav evidence;
tell them you do not remember when You
were horn. and all you know Of IL is by hear.
say" The ruse took, and the question was
not pressed. uI e1ri aaI taf i1'inHf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23
:. =. now Of California, was for

G, now OF California, was for a
time Secretary of State Of illinois. One day
during the Legislative vacation, a meek, ca
daycrous docking man, with whito neck.
cloth, introduced himself To him nt bis Office,
and stating that ho had been informed that
Mr.. y. had the letting Of the hall Of repro
scntativcs, no wished to secure it, III possible,
for course of lectures ho desired to deliver
in Springfield. .'May | ask" said tho Soc
retary, "what is to be tho subject OF your
lectures 2" Certainly" was the reply
with worry solemn expression OF counte-
nance. "The course wish 70 deliver rs on
the second coming of the Lord" 'it 10 Of
no use" said q. "Ii you take my advice
you will not wasto your time IN this city. It
is my private opinion that II tho Lord has
boon in Springfield once. he will never como
q second time" ira r.mlginl' e'iieN =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

cFA late well-known lawyer in tim Em,
crald lslo wrote 10 q doar friend to aSk him
to dinner, and begged him to como. Tho
friend we'll known peer. now deceased, re
piled bo could not como. ~ he had had
bad attack OF tho gout. This irritatcd thu
intended host cxtrcmcly. knowing his friend
never had tho gout: 90 he called on him next
day to upbraid tho peer, who replied. "Now
stop then suro Il is Rheumatism hare got.
and wrote you sous, - ! could not spell
rhsumatism.' 'fi aelo s'g., 49,, 49,, y ~,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

vAt a Christian Commission prayer
meeting, at Brandy Station, Va, q venerable
negro made this ingenious prayer 10
Lord, brcss all US poor sinners; brcss desc
boys; dey got SO many blossin's dey dom
know what to do wild 'cm. Dey like do hogs
under de 'simmcn trees. catin' simmons
dey dom know whar tlcy como from; and. o
Lord, brcss NIL us poor sinners, and brcss my
poor jim, kaso he's being bad boy. Lord ;
hos badder dan You know for; bo swars
morc'n You know about: he swars more in
dc tent dan he does out doors. Now, Lord,
brcss us all, an STAN by mo, an Ill STAN
by You, sartin." r .,'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23
Diploma at the discretion Of the Com.
mittee. tT f-. ~
{ Thomas Day, Biddelord.
Com. Frank Y. Milliken. Saco.
James Smith Kennebunk.

Fancy Misunderstanding Needle.
work. Crotchetwork, Shellwork, Mill.
merry, &C.; also articles wrought by chill.
dren under l2 years Of age exhibiting
superior ingenuity and industry. b.
For such articles in this department as
may be deemed worthy, apremium at the
discretion Of the Committee. The SUN
of the premiums not to exceed $50 90.
Mrs. s. w. Luques. Biddetord.
Miss Sarah A. Lowell, Saco. %
~. Mrs. Mark Prime, e" n
0O'H' Mrs. George Watson, Bid.
Mrs. Charles Hardy,
Mrs. N. Dane. Jr., Kenb'k.
Jellies, Pickles, Preserres and Ketch.
ups.--For the best specimens Of each,
made Of articles Of domestic growth, a
premium Of 81 90 each. .. ..'.'.
It.l { Charles Nutter, Saco.
Com. ! Frank A. Small, Biddeford.
Frank Atkinson, I" .,
Committee of Arrangements. .-Cbas.
Twambley, B. f.. Cutter, Charles II.
Milliken, Il. A. Small, Lawrence Jor.
dan, Luther Bryant, Leonard Andrews,
John N. Stimson, Charles Hardy, Fran
els York. ....' r'iar a.i. '7ofn'
Incidental Committec.-Edward East.
man, Charles Hardy, Charles G. Haincs.
Mileage Committee. e.--The Trustees.
LAWRENCE JORDAN, Esq, OF Saco,
has been appointed Marshal, with power
to appoint such Assistants as may be
necessary; he will also have charge Of
the Agricultural Grounds during the
Show. u
The Trustees will appoint the Commit.
tees on Horse Trots on the day Of the
'rrot. Regulations mxt week.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-23

A Mrs. wallla, who has declared that she
saw tho murder Of Napoleon Chapman, at
Lewiston, Me-, has boon arrested, and ad-
heres 70 her declaration. 0ne Of tho parties
chargcdby bcr with participation IN tho crime
has proved an alibi. .nst Soda sssaoslo,aoo
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All persons with whom notices have been or may
he left, who have failed or may fail 10 make re-
turn OF income carriages, watches, musical instru.
ments &c, &c, , to the Assistant Assessors, within
ten days from the date when such notice Is LETT
with such persons, or At their residences, toiR BE-
assessed In such sum for Income, carriages, watch
es &C., &C., as the Assistant Assessors, from the
best information they can obtain, may think JUST
% which the penalty Of twenty-five per cent pre-
scribed by law will be added-snd from an assess.
mcut so made. no relief can be obtained after June
~, 1865 All per cons doing business, since May 1,
Is65, which requires a License, not having made
application therefor have rendered themselves IL
able TO n penalty OF five hundred dollars besides
imprisonment Tor two years. in addition to the pay
ment OF the tax for license. 3w2i
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NOTICE.
U. STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
lst Collection Dist. Of the State OF Maine.
ASSESSORs' OFFICE, - EXCHANGE ST.,
PORTLAND, June LIST, IsGJ.

ASSESSORS' OFFICE, - EXCHANGE ST.,l
PORrLASD, juno LIST, IsGj.
DURSUANT To the provisions OF the several Acts
i OF Congress, "to provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government, and to pay interest on
the public debt" hereby give public notice that
will receive and hear appeals relative TO any er-
roneOus or excessive valuations. assessments OF
enumeratiOns made and returned In the Annual
List for 1865 by the Assistant Assessors within the
County OF Cumberland, in said District, at my said
Office In Portland ON Tuesday, the 10th day OF June
A. ID. lS5j and by those within the county oi
York, in said District, at the office OF Tapley a
smith, in Saco. la said County OF York, ON FRI
DAY, the 2jd day OF said June.
On the above days, at A. ~, the proceedings OF
said Assistants and the Lists taken and returned as
aforesaid will be submitted to the inspection OF any
aud all persons who may apply for that purpose
All appeals must be made in writing, and must
specify the particular cause, matter or thing res
pectins which decision is requested, and the
ground or principle OF error complained OF.
NATll'L u. MARSHALL, Assessor.