The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-22
1 COUNTY IHTELLIeBHoE.

LooAts4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
/ Raw. q, n. Gould has become pastor Of the
psptst church In Lebanon.
The York Baptist Association held its annual
sesaon ~ wseh at North Ksnuebunk-Rsv.
~. worth. Moderator. and Rev. @. D. Balsu-
tine, Clerk. The ssassn vasope Of interest.
i=slsmes y. .Leash k'oouviet IN Aifrsj Jan e.
csped hsreftom on ,hs night VI lhe 10Th inst
A reward OF $25is ofsbred. leach was jurssd
for shooting man ~ xi,,sry rsoengiy.
Oliver Cults store and stsbh st -KRtery
Point, together with eight tons or hay, vas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -dss % Monday
evening. Lo~. $500. Ths bslidlsvs w.rs
insured.
Tbs9srr fsctoryat KsnnebsnE T. to b en-
larged and put In operation Immediately, hav-
ing been leased by manufsctursn from New
Hampshire. j Is 70 be hoped this Ia but the,
beshmsS aLst til excellent sster power will
be yrhet imptorst. duEih Euh8ji
A ship Of about 900 tons. called priscilla"
was launched on Wednesday from the yard Of
Messrs. \. & y. Perkins. She Is copper boz
toned .lpllt Sf white OAK. lad n 70 BE- eoui-
nandei by Capt. York She was built for tie
aIessrs. McManas o. Bruuswicks'd sH9
4 correspondent Of the Boston Herald ssys
that xhilc blasting q ledge at the Kittery Navy
Yard, vein Of copper, half an inch In thick
ness. was struck. We have not learned that
much healSay has been made ia cul,ivating tho /
copper II may be became coppcrheads DO pos
thrive in that region. io.., 'fi - tsi..ait
Sunday. evening II cemmepced, raining and
Continued oil night, and the look Of nature Is
decidedly improved thereby. A Gre In:
pine woods bssk ofsshe hishts had ben raging
the day previous. which threatened much dau.
age, but happily the rain coerced II into SUBJ
mission. -. -. -, -, ,s,r.s 10 n,
Lsstsahbath. the fro which hid been BARN
ing IN The woods 10 Kennebunk for two weeks,
broke out anew, with great fury, during the
high wind, which carried the embers and SCAT
tered them oerthe village, bali mile distant.
greatly 'endangering Il TO general connagra.
ton. The citizens we're called out twice durii z
the day BY the bells to fight the ars. Il WAS .
time Of unusual excitement with tho iuhahl-
tants. .WStRS6 JWit4t
We have seeua very pIce painting, nr-man'i Rn
Board executed BY n y AHutchns Of thi, chs, de.gned
for and to be presented 70 the william Penn Hose Company
M. m = u
ful taste containing the Massachusetts coat Of AIMS n dc
centre surrounded with nacsr bepath which the roll n
members, In the centre Of whic! Is elegant fanny .cec,
anil On each eide b srprseuatn Of turning busfsc,g
&c. It's to be fOrwared At an carly day, and does great
credit to the skull Of Mr. IIuichns.
TRrNrH ExcrSos,--0pe Of the lire CSmpanjes ofthfs
city, the Triumph made excursion to Lewiston last week.
mention Of which was made by our corsspoodent BY In.
vatioo Of the boys present. and can tss b tAs
very elegant reception rendered 70 them by the Lewiston
Ones, Capt Chase, whose guest, they wrr Ts collation.
their arrival rich and bcunai In the evening tse
opes gave bah In bon Il their guests, with delicious
supper at eir servod by mIns hast d The Lewiston
House. The manner IN which The Lewiston company ne.
cevei their guests great credit 10 their geusrv hos
pitaty and good taste No,ng occurred 70 mar the fs..
tIviies Of the occasion.
: The following Is the complete list Of Repre-
sentatives elected 10 this county for the Legs.
lature
Biddefori-willism Hill. J. r. Clark. Dem.
dtKennebunkport--Enocb Cousens, Dem.
,Hoiiis-H. x. Bradbury, Dem. ts.sa.t b.
.saco-R p. Tapley. Rep. ''-' '1
'Kennebuuk--Jsmes NJ, stone, Rep. u-,
swells-GeorSe Goodwin. Rep. -
South Be,wick. John n. Burleigh, Rep.
n'Norih Del wick John II. Hammond. Rep.
" Ki,ter,- Joshua II. sspborn, Rep. .sg
!. Iebanou-, WIN. A. Kicker. Rep gag5 glG'.
ia Notwithstanding liam. Rep. .bsil.a .s7.
'L,merick-Tl. n. Burbank, Rep. ~ y '.' 4
''Parsonsfield-Ivory Henderson. Rep. 20
Buxton-Samuel Hanson. Rep.
Republican gain lLoss. ,,u..... Cd.
A party Of this town ore making arrange
ments to lease Of the owners, n Cotton Plants.
ton, for o term Of ears few mi'es fr,'m New
CLEANS, and Mark Prime, ESQ and Capt John
complete the arrangements. Democrat. .
,n Mr.. NC bennett, fDrmery OF Sseo, Me-, whose
active bsnsvolencea and igenial countcnance
gees and c0lored people generally, In and
about jacksonville. has been relieved Of his
duties here and transferred to Savannah. Nj.
d. was ~ much o fAvorite with Gen. 6axtop,T
that be Insisted on having him In bis dIstric..
May peace. health and prosperity attend him
Jacksonville (Ffn.) Htrald. if'i %"
Horace p willard, who was arrested upon
the Camp ground, ut Kennebunk, charged
with obstrnot,ng the 3. & p. Railroad. for
the purpose Of throwing the train from the
track. was, brought before S.gv. L,ring. cEsQ3
Trial Justice tn this town on rhIrsday last,
plead not guilty. and aher examination, vss
ordered TO furnish securities In the sum of $500
Alfred to-day, and In default ofbail MAS CON.
mItted. Hon. Philip Eastman. appeared for
the State. and r. w. 0upnii. for The Prisoner
-Saeo Democrat 80 ..s.' ~ ''ia > 80 ''i~
ExoLisR BPfSSixa X LLER Co The origin
and business Of this COMPANY was fully OF.
planned In your issue Of July 7th, and TO which
interests for detailed account.
= And We would say moro particularly to stock.
holders, and al other persons interested In this
that this COMPANY has just purchased
the steam grist mill and oat buiIdinEs, and an
6xtures pertaining thsrstos AID land &c., sit.
uated on tho corner OF Lincoln and Main ctr.
This properly wlll lmnsdlstely undergo thor.
ough change, and b husd up ,exprsssly fora
machine shopto carry On tho business Of this
end will be enlarged 20 more fully .
develops tts resources, and meet the pressing
demands for their machinsry. To show the
rising confidence manifested by some Of our
leading ctissns In the value Of this stock, afier
the bargain for the mill propsrty vas fully