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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10
TIE Peace Conftrenes--lmpadent Demand Of
the Rebel Commissioaer,-Immediate Ces-
sotion of Hostiites Required.
New YORK, Feb. Z.

NEW YORK, Feb. I.
The Herald has q prominent editoria
vouching for its facts, in which il says: b.
fore Mr. Blair returned to Washington the
first time, JED. Davis gave him letter ex'
pressing strong desire for peace and offer
ing to waive all lormalities. The letter was
adroitly couched. and hasty reader would
not detect the cloven foot concealed in il, II
seemed cunning effort 10 throw the odium
of continuing an unnecessary war on Presi'
dent Lincoln.
Our sagacious President sent back assur.
ances Of derire for peace, and without stick.
ling for technicalities would listen to any
messengers sent by Davis or any other prom
inent rebel, provided the necessity Of pre-.
serving our own rs the one Government oil
the whole United States was first conccded.
The conference was held. when il turned out
that all they wanted was an armistice, the
consideration of the maintenance Of the Un-
ion to he put OF to a more convenient sell
son. President Lincoln told them that the
only cessation Of hostilities he would agree
to was final ono.
The Tribune Gays the rebels required Of the
President immediate and unqualified cessa.
ton Of hostilities. leaving in abeyance all
questions concerning the integrity OF the
Union and the righttul authority Of its gov
eminent over the people Of the several States
which the President courteously, promptly
but decidedly apprised them that he was nei-
ther authorized nor disposed to concede.
There the conference terminated.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR, CHEEsEM MANS. PILLS

The combination Of Ingredients In these Pills Il
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain In correct
in. all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, 70
moving all distractions whether from cold or 9th.
erwse, headache, pain In the side, palpitstion OF
the heart, whites all nervous affections Mysteries
fatigue, pain In tbs back and limbs, &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR CHEESEMAN'S Pills was the commencement
of new era In the treatment Of those Irregular
ties and obstruction, which have consigned SO
many to q premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she isregular, and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
todeoline
DR CBEIsEHAS's PILLS are the most cffectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
10 females To oil classes they are Invaluable. IN.
dueirg tr,tA certainty psriOdiedi regularity Thcy
are known to thousands, who have used them ut
different periods, throughout the country. having
tho sanction OF some Of the most eminent PhyH'
clans In america :,
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each box-the Price One Dollar per
box containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills cent by mail. promptly. by renting 10 the
roprietor Sold by druggists generally.
HUTCHINGS& 4 HlLLYER, PrOprietors,
81 Cedar street. New York,
II. II. Hay & Co, Portland A. Sawyer, Bidde.
lord, and =. s. MITCHELL saco, Agents. lyiso
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LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE, f,croprxxYAaA rlourE.-wea are pleased
IA commend 10 our amusement loving readers,
this talented company, who have recently
sin..5 most successful season at their ball. 100
.na Soi Bowery. ". Y. The entertainment
con,ists ofthe gems OF negro minstrelsy, bur-
issoues. couicalities, original pasttimes songs.
dances, and. new and pleasing pAn,omines 81
smusement world. The stage viii be fitted up
IN oriental maguifcence, with . scene In Cen
tr,l PARK, N. Y. Remember Ciy Hall. Non
day evening, Feby -. Admission Is cts.
Reserved seats, 80 cts.
Two warl7Se peace and compromise men OF
Kennebunkport, had little difference. and the
weaker Of the two got sound coWhiding re-
Gently. p, who Is In tho grain trade some
what, charged Capt. @. with using towns mon.
az to buy corn to undersell him, and @. full OF
spirit, rushed to the front and swung cow
hide TO the after discontinue OF little (. a
.,d commentary on rum and copperhead poll
tics!
The new organ Tor the Sd Congregational So
cie,y Of this place. Is completed and set up,
and the church will Be Dedicated next Tuesday
PM. at 2 o'clock; sermon BY the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Tsnney.
The exercise conducted by Mr.. King. agent
for tho Freeimen's society. resulted In COL
lection Of near 500. Another meeting will DO
held this evening .. Cedar ST. Church, at which
the slave children will be present and take n
part, and also ct the Town Hall, Saco, next
Sunday evening.
The U. 8. screw. frig,tc Minnesota. 50 guns,
Commodore Joseph Lanmou, from Fort Fisher,
has been ordered to the Rittery Maynard for
repairs.
L.couia Manufacturing Company has declared
q dividend Of Ave per cent. ESQ per share)
and Pepperell Manufacturing Company, 10 per
cent. ESQ per shsre) payable Feb. ist.
We omitted last week to mention the exhibi-
ton of the High School scholars which took
place in City Hall on the 9th ult.,, under tho
supervision Of the teacher, Mr.. Parker. The
hall was crowded. and the performers, almost
without exception. did much credit to their IN
structor and to themselves
Fillebrown, the magician, has been doing n
thriving business In City Hall this week. lie
Introduces some new and wonderful tricks,
which astouish and please the audience.
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The Army of the Potomac again in Motion.
HEADQUARTERS. Assr PoroSac,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroNAc,
Febr iary 5.
At threeo clock this morning the 9Th corps,
preceded by Greggs cavalry, started on the
road to Rsam's Station. About noon the col.
umn reached RowanitIe Creek. over which a
bridge Of considerable length had to he con.
structed. occupying several hours. About 3
p. a., the Sd Pennsylvania cavalry was sent
out to make connection between them and
the % corps. The % and Sd divisions had
gone out on the Vaughan road, as far rs
Hatcher's Run, TO demonstrate in that direc-
ton. On reaching the run, the LIST brigade
OF the Sd division "a corps charged and took
a line OF ride pits on the west side, losing but
few men. They advanced aEDile across the
run, driving the enemy's picNets before them
Here strong line Of breastSQrks was erect.
ed. making the position pe(yletly secure.
The Sd Pennsylvania cavalry, after cross
Ing a short distance south OF the Vaughan
road, advanced southwark, and soon met a
small forco In ambush, which poured sharp
vollsy into our men, killing two men and
wounding number Of horses Part of the
Sd division Of the "a corps here came to the
support Of the cavalry, and drove the rebels
OF, and soon after connection with the right
OF the 9Th corps was made. Up to this time
very little fighting had taken place, the 5th
corps being scarcely engaged at ell.
Gen. Smyth, before reaching Hatcher's
Run, turned to the right and advanced IN a
northwesterly direction toward Armstrong;
Mills; but before going more than three
quarters OF mile, the enemy were discover
cd in strong position, and in considerable
forcc-four divisions OF Gen. Gordon's being
reported in the vicinity. Here some of cur
men erected temporary breastworks on a part
Of our line, while the balance had only time
to throw up small fence rife pits.
Skirmshing was going on all this time be-
tween the enemys and our sharpshooters.
About half past four O'Clock thu rebel bat.
teries opened for the purpoee Of developing
our position and strength, but no reply was
made. The rebels appeared at length advanc.
ing in line Of battle, with strong skirmish
limo thrown out in advance. Our men were
all ready for them. and % they charged in
handsome style across an open field, they re.
ceivcd such Q CALLING lire as to cause them to
fall back in disorder, leaving many dead and
wounded on the field.
Alter repeating tho attempt to dislodSc our
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In this city. Feb. 2, Peter N. Hayward, &c
yrs. 9 mos. - days (Mass. papers please
copy.1
In this city, Jan. 81, Miss Sarah D. dOwsn,
30 yrs mos.
In saco, Jan. q, Ellen, daughter Of William
Bridges. Is yrs.
Sergt. Hosea Q. Bul,ell. Of WATERFORD, Of
Co. A, 32d Me. Vols, wasshot by rebel sharp.
shooter, in the trench before Petersburg, July
81, aged 90 years. lie had served his country
nearly two years previous to his last enlistment,
suffered in rebel prison some ten months,
came home on parole, and at his oountry's
call enlisted, and fearlessly and faithfully per-
formed soldiers duty till the fatal bullet end.
ed his useful career. He INDUCED hope In
Jesu. some years since, In Mass, and has ever
led an upright and consistent life, endearng
himself to all who had the pleasure Of his 40
quaintance. He leaves wife, parents, broth.
ers and sisters. who deeply mourn the loss Of
one beloved by them aud respected by all. A
funeral service was held In the Cedar Street
church. Biddeford. Me-, Sept. ls-sermon by
Rev. John Stevens. and more recently his re-
mains have been disluterred from his soldier
grave. and brought home and buried In the
family graveyard at West Parsons6eld. Ser.
mon on the occasion by Rev. II. Weber.
Com.
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y Gen. Sherman does not mince matters
when he talks with the rebels. To u pro- d
lady who said to him "General, you may
conquer, but you can't subjugate u.s." he in
stantly replied, 81 don't want to subjusate
you, mean to kill you, tho whole of you, 1t
you don't stop this rebellion" To another,
who wanted to know ot him how long the
war would last, he said, swell, WELL" in his
rapid, earnest manner, 81 don't know, pr
haps six or eight years, and then twenty or
twenty FIVE years Of guerilla warfare long
enough to destroy this whole generation and
then we'll begin anew" In this way he
takes down the arrogance Of tho rebs.
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Coal AT PniPsBuRo.-The people Of Phips-
burg have for years gathered coal upon the
beach. Prof Bracket, IN one Of his recent ge.
illogical lectures. alluded to the statement, and
remarked that he had no doubt Of it, and that
n coal measure extended along the coast from
Rhode Island, where coal is found, to Nova
Scotia-that however, the bel OF coal is too TAR
out TO sea to be worked. TWAS nothing strange
that blocks Of IL should he cast upon the beach,
from time to time. By the force Of the waves
Possibly, in some remote future there may DO
an upheaval, when this bed Of coal will be ex-
posed, and future generations may work II
with proht.-BruRsrick Tel.
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8. T.-.isso...x.

Persons Of ssdsntary habits troubled with weak
uess lssstude palptatioroi the heart, lack Of sp'
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constpa'
ton, &C., deserve to suffer IL they will not try the
celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medi'
cal authorities. and warranted TO produce an imms
date beneficial effect. They arc exceedingly agree.
able perfectly pure, and must supercede all other
tories where healthy. gentle stimulant Is required
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change Of water and diet,
They overcome effects Of dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven rho mind.
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent levers.
They purify the breath & aodty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrh9a and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint Nervous lIeadache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorcr.
They are composed OF the celebrated Calisaya bark,
wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served In perfectly pure st. Cr0ix run. For par
ticuars see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle.
beware Of impostors. Examine each bottle, Sec
that 10 has our private U. 8. Stamp unmutilated
over the cork. with plantation scene, aud cur sly.
nature on ane steel plato side label. See that our
stun. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon In bulk, Is an ip,postor.
Any person initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
Bitters or not, Is u criminal under the u \. Law,
and will he so prosecuted by US. We already have
our eye several parties re.alling our bottles &c.
who will succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand for Brakes Plantation Dit
ters ftom ladies, clsrgymen, merchants &C., 10 In.
credible. The simple trial OF bottle Is the evL
dsnce We pres.nt or their worth and superiority.
They arc sod by all respectable druggists grocers,
physicians, hotels Saloons steamboats, and country
stores. II. Ii. DIR u CO..
Iyi7 202 Broadway. Y.
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Mobile Epaeuated-O Ordinances and Stores re-
noped 10 Selma.

CAIRO. H., Feb. 6.
Twelve refugees who lett Mobile on the 10th
and arrived at New Orleans, state that the
evacuation commenced the day before their
departure; that the guns ordnance stores
were going to Selma by railroad and water.
simultaneously with thismovement, sweep
ing CONSUMPTION was going on among the cit
liens OF Mobile. to escape which the people
were fleeing from the city by squads. Ii was
the general impression in Mobile that no do
fence Of the city would be attempted. The
garrison was email and composed Of militia
under Gems. Taylor and Maury.
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Tiyhhess of the Chest.

We sueeze, q slight, thin, ichorous matter comet
from our nose We have hcavness OF the head
great oppression IL the chest. sumo tightness, anc
a little tenderness In the region OF the lungs. Nov
attention must be given TO this state OF cts, or In
ia umation OF the lungs or congestion may take
place, aud death he with US before we are aware.
Brandreth's Pillsi
say two, four or six, according to age, sex or con
stitution, must be taken. They must purge very
freely, drink warm drinks while the fever lasts
and as a diet cat plenty OF indian meal Cruel Of
chicken broth, with plenty OF rice In IL. by thi'
treatment, on the second or third day the disease
and will be followed by dysentsry or diarrhOea but
they will he cured by the same process. The wise
will have Brandrsth's, Pills where they can be ca
sly laid hold on, aud by taking them by the direc
tiops, safety and health will follow.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddeford, and
,y all respectable dealers In medicines. Im2
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THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
At FARMINcToN.
3rnixo Session viii open on wEDNEs

The srnIxo Session will open on wEDNEs.
DAY, MARCH !.
school Committees are invited to use their In i.
fuencc In sustaining this effort TO secure special
training for our public school teachers.
Young ladies and gentlemen, desiring 10 avail
themselves Of the facilities hero afforded, will
please apply. for particular info, nation, to the
Principal, Mr.. A. P. KELSEY, at Pennington.
TUITION FREE. For incidental expenses of
the school. each student Is charged one dollar.
3w6
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Brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. s.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. s.
Atmarket-Cattle nc; Sheep and Lambs 1000
Swine 80.
PRicgs-Mpkst sseE-Extra, $i4 90 a Is on first
quality ~ Goa - 75 secondii % i201j third. o.
10 20 pr i0o lbs ho total weight VI hides. tallow
aud dressed Beef
Hidss-eal0c per 10.
Toli9V--lOalic per ID.
L-.Hb Skias-s3 90 32j.
Shsey Skias-s 800 a3,2j.
Calf Skia,-l7 a 20c. pr lib.
Stor.,-Yearliugs sOO to 10 two yrs. old, 90 0oi
three yrs. old, 20 %.
Working Oren.-sl1S 10 30.
Mica cop,.-S6a s., extra, 70isJ, the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy VI
the purchaser.
sA..y a.d Lambs-Pcice., shesrsd Sheep 90 to %
per 10. Old Sheep 8 to lie. Lambs 80 " TO W
per head.
y.sins Wholesale u to ooc per h., retail 70 to
I5c Fat Hogs-0oto Ooc per ID.
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e Those having deiaced treasury notes
and fractional currency in their possession.
can readily have them exchanged ut the post
Office Postmasters are Obliged to receive oil
treasury notes for stamps and hostages, il
clearly genuine. no matter how torn and do
faced they may be, provided one.tiSeniisth
part thereof be not missing; and fractional
currency, if not one-lenh part be missing.
Such mites and currency received as are un.
6t for reissue should be kept separate and
distinct. and returned, rs occasion requires,
to tho Treasurer of the United States, WASH
ington. in SUNS Of not less than three dol
lars, to be exchanged for new.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 9.

Tho Tribune's Washington special dispatch
save JEFF Davis has sent message to the re-
bel Congress saying in substance that Lin.
colin refused on arnistice OF any length, re-
fused recognition either OF the Confederacy OF
any State composing it, refused independence
and only conceded the merciful and liberal
use BY himself Of the parioning power. Dur
ing tho conference he communicated the p.s'
sage by Congress Of the amendment to the
Constitution. abolishing slavery, and decar-
ed that tho question was wholly removed
from his control, and placed beyond nssotia'
ton
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y The Augusta correspondent Of the Port
land Courier. referring to vote upon the sal
AIRY question in which II appears that the tables
were turning, says. at Is somewhat singular
that counties who are supposed to know what
they want, cannot be allowed to manage their
own internal affairs in their own way, and that
so large minority in the Legislature should
desire to oppose their wishes"
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Great Fire.
ParLApEIPuiA, Feb. 8

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. y.
A large Ere commenced about 3 o'clock this
morning in the coal oil works on Ninth and
Federal streets. About ffty dwellings are be-
ing consumed, occupying two squares on both
Wharton and Federal streets. Fifteen lives are
reported lost. The streets at the time were
flooded with snow-water and oil. The oil ran
along the streets in full blaze. setting fire to the
lower portions Of the dwellings, and preventing
the escape Of the inmates Four children are
said to have persisted in one house.
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The Confessions and Experience OF
an IavalId.-Published Tor the benefit and AZ .
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who sui.
for from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, 10, supplying at the same time the
SELF amer undergoing considerable quaekery. By
enclosing Q postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
3m5i Brooklyn. Kings Co., N. Y.
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ITCH: ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! sCRATCHi SCRATCH

VII, eure the Itch In a. hours Also cures SALT
RHEUM ULCERS, CIlILBLAlNS, and all ERUp-
TiONs or TuE SKIN. Price 50 cents. For sale
nv sending co cents TO WEEKS 4 POTTER Sole
Agents 40 Washington st., Boston, IL will be for
warded by mail, free VI postage, TO any part OF the
PoT sale only by s. 7. SHAW, saco, and Angus
TuS LIBBY. Biddoford. 3m6
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The Philadelphia Inquirer's correspondent
says Of Grants movement: The 9th and 9th
corps have been ordered to the front, but their
movements are contraband. Thus far, night Of
the 5th, we have been very successful. The
lighting was mostly with musketry. By seven
o'clock in the evening oil was quiet.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-10
Colgate,s Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Ssap. In such universal
demand, Is made nom the chsicess materials, Is
sssia and csssiiiess In Its nature, fraxra atty
scented, and extremely Seseaeisl in It's action
upon the skin. forsals by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers, Iva
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Gen. Grants Adranee-Capiure Of a Rebel
Comr,issary Train.

NEw YORK, Feb. 8. The Tines City
Point corr spondent, writing on the 9th, says
the result OF the movement Of the 9Th and
9Th corps south Of Petersburg was the cap.
ture Of large commissary train and the de-
struction Of grist mill besides securing an
an advanced position.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REPRESENTATIVES, Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN OF tins city wishes to put into
4 the army q representative man, veteran pre-
ferred. lie will not deal with brokers, but any
able-bodied man who will 20 himself can learn
particulars by applying at the Journal ONCE.
Biddesord. Feb. 10. 1865. z
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NJ ARRIAGES

In this city, Jan. q, by Rev. A. Cook. Mr..
George Drown, Of Kennebunkport, and Miss
Deborah Benson, OF Bildeford.
In Wells, Jan. %, Capt, Charles E. weare
and Miss n. Melvna Shines, daughter Of Ste
pheu Storer, Esq, both Of Cape Neddick.