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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
"''''p'A Attest. asorr. II. KnOvi.on. Register.

At Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and tor the county OF York on the frst Tuesday In
December, IN the year or our Lord eighteen hum
dred and sixty-6ve, by the Hon. X. X. Bosrne,
Judge OF said Court,
MARY X. CHADPOURNE. widow Of Nathan Chad
vi bourne, late OF Marlborough, In ad county de-
ceased having presented her petition for allowances
out OF the personal estate Of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notieeto all
persons Interested. by causing copy Of this order 10
they may appear at o Probate Court TO be holden
at saco, In ,aid County. on the grst Tuesday Of
! Jan sh next Yen o. the CLOCK 10 me forenoon,
should not he allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
true copy.
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'ru' copy; ,,e., o.o,r. II. Knoul.on, Register.

AZ . Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and for the county OF York, on the FIRST Tuesday
In December, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.avc. by tho lion. Il. X bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
WILLIAM BERRY, Guardian OF George y. Saw
w yer, James II. Sawyer. baInb T. sawyer, Marcia
sawyer and Herbert sawyer, minors and ehildrrn of
Charles W. Sawyer late III faco In said county, de-
ianship OF his said wards for allowance
Ordsrsd, That the said Accountant give notice to
der to he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In tho
Un,oH 4 Journal printed ut Biddefori In said eoun.
that they may appear nj Probate Cosrtto he held
ut Saco. In said county, on the first Tuesday
In January next at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
Attest, Gsorgs II. knovlton, Rsgi'ter.
Atrue copy:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
A true copy.

Alta Court OF Probate. held at Kennebunk, within
and for the County of York. the fr,t Tuesday I'm
December, in tho year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and slxty.fve, by tho Hon. X. Il. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition Of David Mudgett interested In the
" estate OF Henry kcnnlson, late OF Parsonsaeid,
In said county, deceased praying that
de bons non with will OF tbs estate OF said
deceased may be granted 10 lra A. Philbrck, OF to
some other suitable person .HFL
Ord,y,d, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next Of Kin TO take administration, and give motto .
sons Interested In said estate, by causing cory Of
this order 20 DO published To- the Uniss Journal
printed In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks
suocesslvoly, that they may appear at Prebats
| Court to DO holden ut Saeo. In said county. On
tho first Tuesday In January next. ut ten Of tho
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, ~ any they
have. why tho prayer Of said petition should not
be granted. I'lf -.i
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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Au''''',l.. .s. a.ors. II. k.ovl.eu, R.s,s..r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
A G Z n T =

L. r. FISHER l'llI Washington STREET. up stairs San
enthusiastically opposite Mcguire Opera Houseis
only authorized Agent In that city.
HENRY = MARTIN, Postmaster at Junctica City will
ceeciye subscriptions that --tn and fr
esh our printed receipts.
subscribers to the JoRN Douglas City will receive
srnted receipts by leaving the due with kELToN
kELIoGG. our authorized agents
At North Fork ~ WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH mailman, will transact all bu sne.. PERTAIN
snS to this Office at t- several points below North
CIAS. YosE Agent for Trinity Center and VICINITY
FREY RASTZAU are Agents Al Lewiston.
A G. PRICE. ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV THEDE are au-
th"rized TO receive and receipt for subscription.
NAL Canon Creek.
Expresman RGGS is authorized aud receipt for
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
MRS. S. A. ALLEN.
A Lady of World Wide Reputation

81 Mrs. 8. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair Restor.
err and Zylobalsamum Worlds Hair
Dressing unequalled and Acknowledged Icy all
who them restoring iu,igora;iug, beaatifny and
dressing the Hair. rendering soft. silky aud glossy and
di-po,ing 70 remain in any desired position; quickly
cleansing tho scalp arresting the f, Anticipating aheahy
and natural coler the Hair. They fail to
grey hair original youthful color They act directly
upon the root Hair giving them the natural
i-nen required No adss toilet Is complete without the
Zyohal-anun Hair Dressing 1t cleanses and
imarts it delightful fragrance. suited
both Young and old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
RE CEIPTs FOR Suisse RIPTION
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 21TH


Ma EDrTon Last Friday night, at the
Parsonage agrecably surprised by onr Oh
bors and friends. About 3 o'clock they came
not - As against Il thief with swords and stayes,
but as . bent on desperate deeds. the nature
of which you will presently see They filed the
housc-took possession ofthings general y-piled
their goodies the groaning table-cornered
the parson, andin pretty speech donated a purse
of Sl2G -, an expression Of appreciation and
esteem. The whole affair devised and car
ried out with excellent tastc-hghy creditable
to its managers We can think that we have
lncritcd such treatment and receive II not ~ re-
ward hut as encouragement. We return sin
cere thanks to those liberal dispensers of the
Lords bounty for their consideration. and while
ready to spend and be spent in their
service, we pray the e. Giver Of every good and
perfect gift - may bestow upon them in abund-
ance the good things of this life and in the world
10 come, ~ life everlasting.
Yours, GEo. W. IIESNIXG.
WEAvERvlLLE Jan. lG, 1868.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

In whatever form disease attacks the liver. it is repealed
and b. this searching painless and Irresistible
Billions rcnittcnts bilious purging. and all the
ordinary disorders OF ia" indicated 10y pain IL the
right side and apcen tie onider-. yell"wness Of the
whites If the eyes wcai> and debility relieved
cd by the remedy with celebrity which ast pnsrs
the ai,i their ricH Let the sick whom the fac
with cnnficncc this powerful
anti-bliuIS and health and activity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

l. invited 10 test reguluiRa and restorative powers Of
this harmless effective preparation At the two ep'ls
of liz, in which the female system undergocs the most i'm
1lfant and critical change. the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They also confident
Nv recommended specific every disorder which le
..r...A Unity liz lincf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
The Restorer Reproduces!
THE HAIR DRESSING
CUL TIVATES AND BEAUTIES

If your hair i, thin try scury if harsh try if
utrele- try it, if ofthese try it, for all who will
preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggists
Agents for California lstctter Smith Dean Fran
cisco. lssni.6m
Benincent Discevery.-THE NoBlEsT ACHIEVE
ScIxNcEThc iron horse with tireess strength
pulses Of raior and it's heart of fame glorious expo
Of the creative capacity Of the human mind and the
metallic through which Intelligence
continent prove by every fash Of thought which
them. that possesses attribute essentially godike,
the power aunilate space AMI time. But vast and i'm
potant have been the results Of making and light
ming the carrier aud Of the world the
discovery w weak impure blood he yitazei or
restored Vig1r and purity, by of internal and
external remedies is of infinitely greater value The re
Of vegetable chemistry. developed and applied by
Thomas Holloway have proved equal t. this mighty task
His famous remedies nI.,rt the stream Of life d>n-
cting principle which frees the system from all impure AMI
poisonous elements.
great i. after all but subsidiary
agent IT. urtne-> consists mainly IN conveying -ub>ti
al benefits. with speed anl certainty. to the rl- IN wiicn
they opcrate. simply the bearer o blessings NOT
their all the freight carries land and
perhaps precious Holloway keme-
dies II j. scarcely figure of speech I" say thar "hher
80 ever il conveys hc flies, with healing On it, wings
Cnd- The influence Of the ointment the skin however
di-iEnrel hy -rupton- eNcrc-cencc>- becomes h""
rnN pur. spie-, nd transparent ami THIS cT-ue 81 '-
-- il not accolnIi-he. 10y driving back i-ea- INTO inc
the system, but 10y n"u'fHnS 'he t'i
material which feeds il I'll,
TI,r PILL upon internal fnii- and organs "h'ell
secret. them n The sane principle 1hN DESTROY
particles subjected t" their chemical action As NJ
ftllihy tSt neutralilcs an a-lt: ana AT Us 9'
time impar mild and constant electric aft"h |" Tue ~
tive and cNcIeti,c machinery. - ;,
s2T L ni,l Nr,iag Hrid
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
HOllOWay'S Pills!
BE Of Good Cheer The Sinking may be
SAVED ny THE CsE OF
HOllOWay's Ointment!

The history of these great Remedies is the wonderful
medical citation that the world has known cstb
fishes the allmporant fact that and in
internal disease exists the dnictng. searching
and healing properties of the Pills fully equal its
lection and cure and that with the Ointment they are
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
American and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. H. BELL,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. GIL Mont
ID gomery street. corner Of Mcrchant.) Saa
Francisco, receives subscriptions for any Period
cal published in the United States or Europe
among which are the following
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

the of the deallies nmlair Their effect l..
to ,tatr fluids the body and send poisoned
stream through all the channels of circulation Now. what
j., the operation the P-? The, cleanse the bowels. reg
uat the liver bring tlr relaxed irratcd stomach into
natural condition and acting through the crevc organs
trox THE BLOOD T-FLT change the Of the from
sickness health 10y simultaneous and whole
.nr,, oti.. mon al it, lar nd functions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
These Mighty Healers, World Known and
U1rfd Tried, are a Boon to The Sick.

The want IF sterling medicinal 10 meet the ills and
uficn. portion Of humanity and entirely
mner; and other dcetcrous particles severely
till this all f me ne uhered int" the world;
IIoLow,Y. I>vALt Pulls have become the
Hr,irrY u all nation Their attribute well
they attack the RipIN ROOT Of the complaint
aud thus 10y rcmo,ins thu hidden Of disease. rein,
crate and the dropping energies OF the stem, assist
Il. and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
The Great Ambassadors of Health TO
all Mankind.

This j. history written 10y derived
from the experiences Of nation 1t consists of conp
alton Of Testimonials from the sick of
impclcahlc REGARD the like Of which has been aluc
Cd in h discovery or nvenon since Time be1n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

THE Independent tells that the life of child in
Stockton, endangered by croup, was saved by
the attending physician, who made an opening
in tho windpipe, through which the child inhai-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
BE IT UNDERSTOOD,
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.

That the above statements ut all times he yerefe
the written testimony extending through quartz of
turvl Of tens of Thousands of unmpcachabc Witnesses
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

THE military service on the Pacihc coast costs
So, 666, $50 per annum' ana 'he H''''
81 500 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

rur california Steam Navigation Co. has de-
o,.,od dividend of $40 per share for the six
months last passed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

NATIONAL EXPENSES AND RECFrPTs.-A state
ment of the expenses of the National Government
on this coast and of the revenues 1t received
from here for the year 1864, has been pubilSheu'
From this statement we learn that the Govern
mont has expended for the array. navy, revenue
and postal services and tormiScellaneous Objects,
tLe yum of Sa67O 600 The revenue derived
from custom duties internal taxes. stamps etc.
was S. 925.444 The excess OF expenses over
receipts it will be noticed is S7i5.2l2. Three
ifths of the revenue is derived from duties on
imported articicS.-Bet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

rur law forbidding killing deer for half year
wen, into effect the first OF the present month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

TUE big Democrats of Jersey show dis
position 10 throw Mcclellan for the United States
Senate. and give the position to John ?. Stock
ton. a wild brassv. vain boy who stood up in a
chair at the Chicago Convention and said -
;. Sir-rr! as the next Pr-r-resident of the Uni
ted States, | nominate Gorr-horEc Be-he Mack
iehellan -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

THE editor of the Marysvllc Express is amazed
that most of the children born recently are girls
The explanation is easy, says the American Flag
democratic ladies have become so disguised
with the disloyaty of their husbands and sons,
g. ,,o existence of no more Of that sex.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

JOSH BILLINGS ON REvESrE.-NcXashun queS-
tionS under the eternal law frequently transplrc
what have finally bin settled up by the tacks
Commissioners Assessors. CollocturS Will hni
thcir lahors less heavy by the foiierin cxplana-
tions. which have karfeuliie prepared from the
scciepirs in my possession.
A. Spirits of the just man made perfect
don cum within the whiskec bill
Shirts Of the damned " are construed the
same as damnablc spirits, and must pa highest
whSkee rates.
C-The tax on " undressed poultry IS doub-
lcd-thc morals of the country seem to require II.
D-Bolono sarsage maid part of dorg and part
Of red flannel must pa the tacks also.
E-Al tubakker tunleSs the manufacturer
di,criminates what is nu and what is old chaws }
is elevated 80 per cent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

II EsIDENT PTGNIX AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES,
Towns and prominent places this Coast who are aii-
thorze Policies. grant Renewals assent to Assign
uent- and attend to the business Of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
LOSSES PAID IN U. S. GOLD COIN

ALL MONIES RECEIVED FOR INSURANCE On THE
SLOPE RETAINED FOR INVESTMENT IN
CALIFORNIA. AND ALL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
Soeietu Aotites.

Be Trfsffy Chapter. No. 10, Royal .Srrh Ma
the second and fourth Tcsdayn each mon;l
Al the Masonic Hall. Weaverville.
Avs WM. BAEHE. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21
AOIloWAY'S PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
The WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES

Asthma Bowel Complaints. Coughs. Colds Chest Diseases
Costrcncss Dyspepsia Diarro.a. Dropsy Delty Fever
and AgEe. Female Complaints. Headache. Indigestion Ia
fuenza. inflammation Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints
Lownr~s Of Spirits Piles. Stone and Gravel Secondary
symptoms. Nencr,al Affections Worms of all kinds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-21

If the reader Of This '.noticc get box Of Pill
Ointment from the drug in his place, let him write
10 enclosing the amount and will mail box free Of
Many dealers will not keep medicine hand be
they cannot make much profit other persons
make.
None genuine Hnes- The words Hpiipsay. Mar ET
As leaf
81 the book of directions around each box: the be
plainly by hoiiag III. rf 10 he iiJtt handsome
reward Will be given rendering such Information
may lead to the detection Of party parties counter
FITTING the medicines vending the same. knowing; them 10
be spurious.
- Sold at the nanuflctpry Of Professor HOLLOWAY. 50
Maiden Lane New York. aud by all respectable Druggists
Dealers in Mecinc throughout the United and
the civilized world boxes - cents and 81 ~
each.
W. There Is a considerable saving by taking The larger
sizes. 53va1y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20
WHOLE NUMBER sO3.

sat with, stop watches and counted the
light; one poor lady with nerves, prayed a
little audibly and shut her eyes, a child
looked out aud .clapped its hands and
laughed-dear atom Of America exulling
In this, its first lesson of.go ahead" y
8swe swept Iaiong the curve through
'he woods from La Porte IL was twenty
miles. twenty-five miles thirty miles. AS
we shot out on the straight track by the
broad meadows which no man has ever
moved. il was thirty.6ve miles, forty-fve
miles, fifty miles an hour. True as q die
ran the traip; the trees bordering on the
road were wrought into walks Of green:
The stacks Of hay and grain that had been
slowly waliziDg with each other, dashed
away together; the rails before Us opened
lrap'dly HkeAa pair of dividers in swift
hngers; horses that were gossipping on the
tracks got out Of the way: little squatting
9lFds jumped up and lodged; houses
/ darted into little groves as we passed; liz.
! tie groves were on their way to La porte:
little lakes on'the way winked at us: old
| Michigan alone, Of ALL things, lay at our
right for miles and brayely stared at us;
the moon alone, Of all things, went oar
way, and flew just aboves Us, as II the
rolling together of the scroll of Heaven
had just begun; smal! pines saw US COM
ing and stood up stately trees; martinboxes
turned into human homes, aud people to
ill them we're batehed.out Of dots aud speeks
that family speckled the distance; bird.
some sort of hawk, we tbink-not backed
like weasel; incredulous reader. tried Che
btrain heat, but turned off ia q minute.
aud 5ffrly bolted the track and left us o
clear Geld, 81 ssil.e, as- .-ii.-
iomBat yet the train came to az gentle as a
lamb at railroad crossings, and stoped
like pet pony, atseyen stations, to let of
women aud little children. and was as dead
aud motionless as if it had been real estate
az Calumet, or Ainsworth's Holm's Hole
willie, we should have said -or somewhere.
and not a bird of passage, thing with
mile minute capabilities hidden in it.
that touch of that engineers, fingers, that
engineer who sat quietly in the saddle all
the while, could bring out at will.
The sky was yet red in the west when
The engine, Embarrassed from the train.
plodded across Van Buren Street. as meek
as a dray horsei aud Conductor Whiting
stepped as quietly to the platform.as If
slow aud sure aud better late than never.
hane been the notices of his life. We do
not propose to improve this fight from
La Forte TO Toledo, but only to say that
when some groom detached it from the
train-the ocomotive-glowing with its
work OF mile minute or so he cried out
TO the engineer, Go ahead. 81 o' so1gi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

+ Mr. LfNcoLS's ToMB.-The public, has a
confused understanding ofthe fact that
There was an earnest struggle over the final
resting place of the mortal remains of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, which was not deter.
mine till The day Of their interment; but
it is not so well known as it should be
that there was never Guy division or hesita.
tion on the part of his family, who were
uniformly ayerse. to his burial alone 10 en-
eight acre sqnare in the center of Spring.
field, but insisted that his dust should min.
gle with its kindred clay in the pnblic GEM
etery two miles from the wbirl aud roar of
trsliic, and not be made The chief advertise.
'ment ofa smart and growing city. Rob-
ert Lincoln did not decide the poiat, as some
OF The reports have indicated; be simply
announced The unanimous aud unchangable
resolve Of the family that the ashes Of him
they loved should repose in cemetery, that
OF Springfield, if that were allowed; if not
that in some other While doing Justice
tosthe liberality aud pubic spirit which die:
lated the purchase of an eight acre lot for
the tomb, at cost Of $55 900, the decision
OF the family seems in accordance, good
taste and right feeling. The monument to
Mr.. LINCOLN viii therefore rise over his re.
mains in Oak Ridge Cemetery. 20 anoa 81
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applicable here. sIfiothese rooms can be
made pleasant and comfortable. by all
means let the work be done at once. /.
jsas han HIGH SCHOOL pEPARTnhNT,lsHdal 4.
The exigencies of the times required that
a change be made 10 this department at the
close Of the last summer term. According
ly have had no assistance ih this depart.
meut during the last two termsioflthe yehr
other than that rendered BY Miss EMNA
ENsiGN. teacher Of the Second Primary
Department. This assistance has been
valuable but to my mind it is quite essen
tial that there should be o constant assist.
ant here so that the other schools may re-.
ceiye the help and encouragement which
can be rendered but tiufrequently at present
Aud now in closing This report offer tc
you, Gentlemen of the Board and friend:
of the school, my sincere thanks for what.
ever Of encouragement and assistance you
have given me during the past as Superin-
tendant Of your schools, aud let me assure
you that so long as l remain 10 the position
which l now occupy shall strive to do all
that is in my power to promote the highest
interests of those placed under my care.
I reta. t.-.t 8 GEORGE W. WAITE Superintendent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-20

Macon, GA, May 1s
To Hon. e M. Stanton: r91a
Lieut.. Col. Hardee, commanding the
lst Wisconsin has just arrived from Irwins.
gliia. He struck the trail of Davis at
Dublin, Lawrens Co., Oh the evening of the
7lh, and followed closely night and day
through the pine woods of Alligator Creek
aud Green Swamp via Conference.-The
to Irwinsville
At Cunberlandylle Col. Harden mat
Col Pritchard. with $50 picked men and
bofSes of the 4Jh Mich. Harden followed
the trail South. while Pritchard. having
iresher horses, pushed down towards Hope-
we'll, aud Thence by House Greek to Jones.
vile. arriving there at midoight on the 9th.
We learned from citizen that JEFF.
Davis and his party were encamped two
miles ont OF the town. Prichard made
dispositions OF bis men and surrounded the
camp before day. Harden had camped at
nine in the evening within two miles from
Davis. The trail being too indlstiuct IA
follow be pushed on at three in the morn.
lug, and had gone but little more than one
mile when bis advance. was fred upon by
'..S'' " Wv Nfh +hASu. N uHnt tueQ HOOK
place. borh parties, exhibiting the greatest
determination. Fikeen. minutes elapsed
before the mistake was discovered. The
firing in this skirmiSh was the first warning
that Davis received. mas Z
The capsers report that be hastily mt
on one OF his wfe's dresses aud started for
,he woods closely followed by our men.
who at first thought him to be woman
but seeing his 6ools while he was running
they suspected his sex at once. "a "a 90
The race was a short one aud the RebsI
Pfesidest was soon brought TO bay. Ha
brandIshed a boule knife and showed .igcs
Of battle, bot yielding promptly to The The
persuasions Of Co.'s reyoIgers without COM
pelling The men to FIRE. lie xepressed
great Indignation at the energy with which
be- was pursued saying that he bad ,our
government loo dnsgnimous 10 hunt, down
women an6children. Mrs. Davis remarked
10 Colonel Harder after the Excitement was
over, the men had better not provoke the
Presidento or be might hurt some Of theln.
He behaves himself With dignity and
resigpation.9 The party eyideStly we're
Inaki1g for the coasts a5ias. .sn4
- 'tsiypsd,y lsasH.ss j. u Wiisos: Y
's 'S' Bfevss Mater. General. I
-