The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-27
tooAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE


John Grimes Of this city has rece,'.u 'ne .r
pointment OF ast Lsest N 'oe i's '1~A'
~.
The Union Lyceum will meet monday evening
In Psttsn's large hall. Ssco. QUESTIONABLE
National Anniversaries Beneficial.
ru.., so,;e,y OF Sseo SURPRISED their
-. p.v Jr.G. Nichols. on Thursday eve-
- 10Th inst. by +. social visit. and q bask.,
,o,,.;,inr sils, In addition 70 barrel Of -four
.,a .evsrsl other articles of yalue.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Carter, Princi
,.,,h. u,.h c.h,., =. Ca, I. oh,;,., IN re-
PS'oi quo 49, o0.oo' ~. e"So' 30 N'"e
linquish his charge for the present, on account
of in health. The term, which lacked few
ID. - .,.n,.,;on Ia b.eo closed in conse-
~ ii.
Quence. Mr.. Carter has proven nos' saws.
factory teacher, and IL Is earnestly hoped Will
n. .,t;,;.n,lv rs.torcd 10 resume his duties at
~. ,.ru
inc oompencemen' " ""''A'
A most enjoyable concert in aid OF the SAM
,.rv Commission was given ut the meeting
p.,a,, To-. .or,.- ,.s, Th,r.,.v
mouse ~ puA'on' io"e' so'ae. 'As' AAa'
evening BY Miss Usher OF Hollis, assisted Miss
Rate. Mr.. Colby. Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. Marston
.,por,,.r tn. .s,.c,;o,. NJ niece. Including
o..s,s.,. TIL. n,.,,. .nd so,o. =, a x,r;.5
.s.r.,,.r ,h;ch vsrs .,c.eding,y we'll per.
-, = -. A. CO.. ,,sr;,. n.y..
IN -. - H.. =, v;.. u.hsr scarcely
l.. 40 ,n mi. country. vbile our informant
80. -;,h s,,h,.;,.m ~ the clear. fresh voice
- u,.. R.,.. vboss reading of the parts as
-, g.. ~ -. mos, ..,;.s,.,o-v No,x;,b-
-. 80, =, ~. w..,h.r .nd ,hs
.h..,.. NJ 4. roo, the bouse was we'll filed.
A MUSICAL PRopIGr.-There Is . man now
in this region, entirely blind, q graduate Of the
Chic Institute for the Blind. who has very re-
fiarkable musical powers. Some OF our best
musicians have been amsIed ut his compass OF
voice and musical attainnents. His base notes
are lower, we are told, than those Of any other
man in the world; while he can also sing with
perfcct ease the highest tenor notes. He plays
the cornet beautifully with one baud, and ac-
companies 10 with the other on the piano or me
lodeon. Some gentlemea in this city have
heard him, and state that he has musical pow
ers such as have been rarely. II ever given to
aDy,o other man. He is o man Of CULTURE and
education, well informed in the politics and his
tory OF the county. and has an unblemished
moral character. We hope he may be seen and
heard In this region.-Bosion Journal.
Pros earns. the person alluded to above, Is
49,, - C;,, u.u :. ~;u h. .ss,
10 s"e~ "o''e.' I" e'' "' " 49,
from the advertisement. next Tuesday evening.
Prof. C. has been giving concerts in Boston IN
-,
iui hooSes' anu s''ns s'ea' '''''a'0'n' ~"u .
highly recommended by such men as Kew. III.
NJ. .Dsster, Rev. Geo. b. Hepworth, Rev. Geo.
p,,.h.rd R.v Gao. Al Randall, Raw 7 n p,l-
ton' and'ne press generay'
Hr.r Won THE PxrxpuSs.-A very interest.
inc meeting in behalf of the Freedmen wa,
held an sabbath eyeninr-in the Second Congre
a nsI ~ .bnr.h In mi. c;,v The ajdresS Inv
p.u ,TS,S pa, acsnt of m. American Mis-.
NV. " ~ = 800 - .s.l 49, 80, a.. ali
snnar3 "nh,,, ;n,o hssr,v s,I,,,hy With
.h noV sa'I',a,. =. ,haS march from slavery IN
,rs.iom 9Th aur linton armic, AZ thew advance
nm The -sn;ny rebsllion. Rev. Mr.. Palmer cor.
J;,iiv snJorsed the cause and the emanuel
,thro1ch .h;ch Mr.. Pearl i, seeking 10 Aid the
freedmen. The American Missionary Associs