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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

HousE.-Bill to amend chapter Isl, section
I. OF the Public Laws Of 1864. relating TO poll
taxes House No. 81 came back from the Gen.
ate amended and passed 10 DO engrossed. Com
mittee recommend the assessment OF . tax OF
81 ,63i ,648 so being In addition to the usual
poll tax, . tax Of nine and one-fourth mills on
the dollar Of the present valuation for the cur
rent disbursements Of the Treasury, and fur
Their tax Of three-fourths OF q mill on the dol:
lar OF the Same valuation, tor the sinking fund
established by an act approved Jan. %, 1868.
The House took up the bin to mako valid the
doings OF cities. towns, &C.. in raising boun;
being on Its passage to DO engrossed. Some
verbal amendments were adopted and several
important amendments were offered which were
ordered to be printed. '.'l1 H.t Pei.
HousE.-Mr. Gould of Lyman, announced
the presence Of VIM. F. Lord. ESQ, Represen
tatiye elect from Berwick, and at the request
Ut the SPEAKER Mr.. Gould accomp anied hun to
the Council Chamber, where be took and sub.
scribed the usual oaths Of office, and subse.
quently appeared and took his seat 80,
MIR. stevens Of Augusta, called up the Dill
House No. 10y relating to poll taxes, aud adj
dressed the House at length In opposition both
to the Senate amendment and the original bill.
The House receded from Its former vote pas.
sing the bill to be engrCssed. The yeas and
nays were ordered on the question Of noncon-
curreuce with the Senate. The question was
taken and resulted, yeas ll3, nays none. SO
the House nonconcurred In the Senate amend.
ment. Mr.. Shaw Of Biddeford moved to amend
the original bill 30 % to make the poll tax i've
dollars instead of three. Lost. The question
was taken on passing the bill rs originally pas
sed by the House, to be eugrOssed, and was de.
clded 10 the affirmative by yeas 70, nays 80.
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~Advices from Savannah to the God stat,

EAdvices from Savannah tothe odd state
that grea, reaction was taking place in the
minds Of the people in the interior Of Geor'
gia, who openly confess that the attempt Il
establish Southern Coniederacy is failure
On the question of an immediate return tc
the Union. the people are divided. Someare
in favor of such step, but tho majority
prefer delay until the final battle, which is
soon to he fought between the Confsdera,es
and federals, is concluded, fearing that
promp, action for peace, under present cir
cumstances would be an exhibition Of undue
haste and weakness on the part OF Georgia
at tho expense Of honor.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

r. II. EDDY, ESQ, or BosroS. SOLICITOR or
PArESEs.-There are few instances OF more dis.
tinguished success in this country. than has at
tended the Efforts of Mr.. Eddy In this very diff
acult and complex department of business; and
We take great pleasure In recording the fact,
that a. q Patent attorney, he stands preeniincut.
The essential qualities required are strict intsg-
rity and honor. strong powers Of analysis, and
ouick perception, familiar acquaintance with
Patent Law and Patents. All these qualities
we know Mr. Eddy to possess TO q remarkable
degree. For more than twenty years he has
devoted his entire time and energies to perfect
himself in this department. and there Is no man
equally competent to give advice to inventors.
touching the validity Of claims and the patent
ability Of inventions. In prosecuting claims
denied upon imperfectly prepared specihca-
tions, he has been particularly successful, q
large part Of his practice being appeals in cas-.
Is where patents have been refused two or three
times In consequences OF inexperience and IN
competency In preparing papers. We conn.,
IDENTIFY recommend Mr.. Eddy 70 all Who are in
want Of any information on the subject, and
can assure them that implicit selianee may be
placed in any statements he may make.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

ANOTHER "DLEssiSo IN DISGUISE. "-.By the
light Of the late attempt on the part Of tho
rebel iron.clAd aeet to push past the obstrse.
tons In the James river, at Trept's Reach, for
the purpose Of smashing up our base Of ope-
rations 1t City Point and dealing death and
destruction generally. II Is very clear that the
"blessing In disguise to Us; certainly ~ great
o blessing and more immediate In its benefits
than the closing Of the port VI Wilmington has
been to the rebels. Had the Gap been open the
mailed monsters Virginia, Fredericksburg and
Lyncnburg would have steamed through and
run muck without let or hindrance. There
was no navy to bar the way. for II does not ap-
pear In the accounts that shot was fred ex.
cept from the land batteries-Fort Brady above
Dutch Gap and Fort Parsons at Bermuda Hun.
dre1, commanding the Hewlett Houss forti6.
cations. A special interposition Of Providence
was that tempornr, failure OF Dutch Gap.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

TIE ororA.-The quota of the State under
the last call Is s3s9. Of which the LIST District
furnishes alta; Oh, it77; 81, i4o2; A,h. i64ai
5,h. 1904. The following are the quotas OF the
several towns In this District:
Acton %, Alfred 10, Baldwin ~, Berwick II,
Biddeford i2s, Bxidgton y Brunswick 70,
Rnxton s.. Cape Elizabeth 81, Caseo Is, Corn
;sh 2. Cumberland %. Dayton 4. Eliot "a. fal.
mouth 7. Freepost ~, Gorham 40, Gray 81,
iIsrnsvell 81, Harrison IL Hollis %, Kenne
hnst 40. Kennskunkport ~, Kitiery 90,
Lebanon is, Limerick u: Limington y, Ly;;
man 90 Naples Nss d,1u S,s y.r y so
G,;.s.M 8. Psrson6eld 20. Portland 62S. Pow
MI is. RAYMOND 10, S.eo ioi,. sanford -.
Sa,horourh az. Sebago Q. Shapleigh 20. south
I:srsick As, Standish a. wsterooronsn -
Wells 50, wes,brook IS, windham 90 lar
mouth -, York - a 80. H.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

A Coop WrLL.-Thero 10 q remarkable
we'll on the ground Of the Forest River Lead
Co., near the Marblehead Railroad truck.
II is pumped from for four hours 10 six hours
daily, and yields FROM two thousand to eight
thousand gallons Of water per day. without
any considerable variation In the depth OF
tho we'll. Il 10 some IL ieet in diameter and
about 3 IL feet deep. The longest pumping
lowers 1t only a few inches, ~ Il seems o
run in nearly rs fast rs 1t runs out. II 70
not shallower in the dry seasons. and In VT
seasons the water is but slightly increased.
Rather queer Mass. Exchange.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

q The President has approved the Joint
resolution empowering him TO give the required
notice 10 the Government Of Great Britain to
terminate the Reciprocity Treaty OF 1884. To
show the Importance attached TO the beneficial
results of this Treaty by the Canadians. wo
quote the following paragraph from the Mon
treai Witness; "Both Houses CT Congress have
decided to give notice Of the termination Of the
Reciprocity Treaty. This result might hav Z
though we think had Canada been commonly
friendly with It's nelghbOrs the Treaty would
only have been modified; but, after our Cour-
sol.Lamothe proceedings, there was no further
hope for any extension or compromise; aud
those proceedings were only the result Of long
course Of bad feeling, fostered by those who
should have known BETTER"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

SHERMAN AND CHARLIsTos The Beaufort,
8. e., correspondent Of the Times, writing un.
der date Of the 23th. states that Gen. Sherman's
advance 10 ut Salketachie. midway between
A considerable force IL at Ashepod and rebel
renforcements have been sent To Brapchvills
to hold that place against sherman. Several
cannon, from the 0utworks OF Charleston, have
also been sent to Branchville. Il 10 currently
believed, from the present account Ut desertsrs.
that Charleston will be evacuated. Movements
by the rebels indicate that they are removing
the heavy guns from james and Sullivan 10
lands. One or two monitors aud several gun.
boats have Joined Dahlgren's feet OF Charles.
ton. Gen. saxtcn has been appointed ihspet0
tor VI settlements.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

SPrcuLArIoSsoS PEAcs.-For the past week
the air has been full of rumors Of approaching
peace which have appeared uusubstantial. but
the more recent news give creience to the fu.
NOR. II Is stated that Sec. Seward has started
for Fortress Monroe, and the Richmond pa.
pers acknowledge that three gentlemen have
been commissioned by JEFF. Davis to proceed
within our lines This certainly locks as
though conference was to be held, to say the
least, but the result Is entirely uncertain. The
only terms our Government can or win offer,
will be unconditional submission. We do moi
believe the rebels prepared to accept this.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
rrhe Saco Democra. copies the ar.ic

Hrhe Saco Democra. copies the article
in the JOURNAL relative to the salary Of the
Register Of Probate, and cordially endorse,
the vicws therein expressed. Perhaps some
Of the "penny.wise and pound.foolish" men,
bers OF the legislature will, by this time,
grant that York County is quite unanimous
on the question. We wish they would
adop, the squatser sovereignty principle. and
allow US to regulate our own domestic al
fairs. ..r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
Rebel Peace Com missiOnsrs on their ,ody 70
Washington.

tU. .l PPiLADELfHiA, Jan. 81.
The Evening Telegraph's Washington dis
patch says II Is known In the best informed cir
cles here that commission from Jefferson Da-
Wis, consisting Of Alex II. Stevens, r. NJ. I.
Hunter. and Gen. q. NJ Smith, have arrived ut
Annapolis with full powers to arrange the set.
Element Of our material difficulties. Il is be-
lieved from the understanding between Blair
and Davis that the terms will be entirely salts
factory TO the administration and Congress,
and win chiefly consist Of an amnesty to oil OF.
tenders and the withdrawal Of the confscation
proclamation. ~. n.. H' 900
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

BUTLER VS.. PoRrER-It is now quite eyi.
dent that whether Gen. Butler likes liquor
or not, Porter is not his particular beverage,
or in other words, porter never did agree
with him. And because that kind of drink
is very bitter, the General was rather bitter
on the Admiral Of liquid name, in his re-
cent Lowell speech. Referring to the powder
boat, General B. said:
The Admiral blew II up when he knew
tina. was sixty.fve miles oG-out Of tender
consideration for nv safety, suppose for ]
know of no other reason why he should have
failed to keep his promise, except perhaps
believing that the powder boat would blow
up steamboat twenty five miles of, the AID.
miral supposed il would utterly dsmolish the
fort and garrison. and he would only have to
land his marines and put on the works, Da-
vid Porter his X MARYLAND hand II over TO
the army when they arrived, with u claim for
prize money.
Again he says:
II was intended that there should DO then
exploded more powder than ever was at ono
exploded before-powder enough. in my
Judgment, to have done very great damage
so much. in fact. that | havo the written ad-
vice of Admiral Porter that should stand
out twenty Eve miles, let of the steam and
draw the Ere from the boiler OF nv boat, be-
fore it went Of, lest tho explosion should
blow me up even there.
And towards the close Of his speech, Gen.
Butler says:
have criticised no army man; have de-
Tended myself, explained my own acts and
contrasted them with others; they may b.
right while Was wrong; although | have
thought fit, in the course OF my remarks, to
blow ID with breath the fr,th which Is al.
WAYS the accompaniment OF lively porter.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
THE RUBI0oN PASSED.
SLAVERY ARoLIsHE Ed.
TnB AMENDMENT SUCCESSFUL.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.
The Constitutional Amendment abolishing
slavery came up In the House on it, 6nal
passage to-day.
After some debate the question was taken
on reconsidering tho vote BY which It was 70.
jected ut the last session. and it was recon
sidercd-yeas liz, nays 81.
The question was then taken on the adop
ton of the Constitutional Amendment, and
1T WAS ADOPrED-yoas ll9, nays &c.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

IMPORTANT To EVERYBODY. The Commits.
sioners Of Internal Revenue gives notice that
alter the LIST of February. 1865, persons ex.
ecuting receipts for the delivery Of any prop.
erty, must afix two cent stamp to such 70
ceipts and cancel the SINE. otherwise they
will be prosecuted Tor the penalty Of $500,
incurred under section l58 Of tho act Of June
80. 1864. Receipts for the delivery oil coal,
wood &c., will, it appears, require stamp
hereafter. .- .i. tfgC lfs ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

-" ~. WEDNESDAY, Feb. I,
Atmarket-CAttle 9ss' Sheep and Lambs 400,
Swine ISL. ... a.
PnicEs-Marksf BssE-Extra, 81 90 o IS On nrst
quality ~ 5a % Is, second, W ~ OBJ third 00a
10 80 pr 100 !bs uhs total weight Of hides. talow
and dressed Beef
Hidss-9dlUc per Id.
TaLIoW-ludiIc per lb
Lamb Skfas-S3 10 q 3 %.
Sheep SkiRs-s 800 ~, Is.
CaL( Skias-i7 2Oc. pr ID.
Storss-Yearlings fOj to 10 two yrs. old, 90 aooj
three yrs old, W w.
Workfny 0Isn.-si5O TO 90.
Miieh coms.-t3j ~, extra, 65ai00j the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the laney Vi
the purchaser.
Shssp and Lambs-Prices. Shsared Sheep 90 TO 10
per 10. Old sheep sto lie. Lambs 500 tooW
per head. u
Ssias Wholesale -! to 900 per b., retail i3t 70
ijc. Fat uogs-Voto 0Oc per ID.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

81 The New England Screw Steam Ship
Company have purchased the steamer Fran
coma to take the place Of the Potomac. The
Franconia is q much larger steamer, less than
a year old, and has fine accommodations for
passengers as well rs freight. .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
Adoption Of the Constitutional Amendment
by Maryland. 49,.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l.
Amessago was sent to the Legislature BY
Gov. Bradford. announcing the passage OF
the Constitutional amendment abolishing sla-
very, with the recommendation that Mary
land Immediately concur in the amendment.
Latr.-The House of Delegates to-day
adopted tho Constitutional amendment to
abolish slavery by So against %. f
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
Decision of the U. S. Supreme Court.

NEW YORK. Feb. !.
By the decision OF the U. S. Supreme
Court, yesterday, that United States bonds
used as bank capital were not taxable. this
city will have to refund some three million
dollars to the banks Of this city, which were
forcibly levied iu 1868 and "a. . ..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
Colgate's Honey Soap.

This cslsbntsd Tsiies sesp. In such universal
demand, 10 made nom the choicest materials, 10
asjid and cmeiiicss In It's nature, fraxrasiiy
scented, and extrotssly bsseaeisi In iss setion
upon the sRin. Forssls by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. lye
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

TIE GREAT vorr.-we shall give complete
list Of The vote upon the passage Of the Consti-
tutional Amendment by the National House OF
Representatives. next week. and also u full
sketch Of the event. .....
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
Amendment to the Constitution.

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ino great ''c'ofy 70 long Sought 'oi' III.
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a. rs., -,,. -,. the, m .hs
W :, ~. cnn.,,,,,,o,. and was
10 o,e. IN "a nays.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

The Illinois Senate has repealed the black
law Of that State.
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The Boston Almanac for 1865 has been RI
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2asl7 TAPLEY & SMITH.
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,

Hsv, facilities Cor the prosecution Of all claims
sgsinst the state ana me un'seo ou ,,..
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The Lsdy's Friend for February 70 on our t..
bic. We have the last volume Bound and Il
forms collection Of choice reading matter, en-
cravings, brilliant fashion plates, 80. rarely. Il
ever, surpassed. The publishers ODER new At
fractions for this prssentyolume. Deacon and
Peterson, Phila. h IltGt.N
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03
New Publications.

The leading paper In Hsrperls Monthly for
February Il An account OF tho great raid Of
Colonel driersou. through the State OF Mlssis-
sippi, IN 1859. The 6hh part Of "A Tour
through ASisona" IL quite interesting. The
other illustrated articles are birds Of Pas
sage" and "Ths King Of the Amssons." The
new stories by wilkie Collins and Dickens are
continued. A very interesting account Of Shsr.
the other contribution Ar. : sketch Of John
Jacob Aston; and several capital stories. Al
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-03

Wv
OF the prisoners has bcen revealed; but Gen.
Dix thinks Il prudent to disclose no other name
until other arrests shall have been made. The
prisoners have been inoaroerated In Fort La
myetts, there to be tried by court-martial I'm.
mediately. I. .,.'.r
General Butler meeting Judge Kelley the
day after Fisl stabbed him. said he regarded
the assault as an earnest desire TO restore the
Union as II was. .fs li.f'rt -. .a.i
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th states
that Breckenridge has been appointed Score
tary of War. Hoods farewell address to his
army Is published. Dick Taylor succeeds
him. No official appointment Of General
Leo as General in.Chisf has yet been made.
There was an interesting debate In the rob.
o. House last Thursday. on putting negroes
into the army. The question was not finally
disposed Of. JEFF. DAVIS was subjected TO re-
newed denunciations The rebel papers state
that Kirby Smith has repeatedly refused TO
obey orders from him. to transfer his troops
to the east side OF the Mississippi. rt i.I I"
The new three cent notes. which have mp.
peared in small quantities, have Likeness OF
Washington on their face, with the bsure
three in relief on shield in each OF tho up
per corners. 90, fre /, . -1,.i;. ss' y
The capture of Fort Fisher will make the
escape 70 Europe OF Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS anu
his eonfrres much moro difhcuit matter
when thoy start. = 'h .''.' |
Gen. Sherman has issned m order setting
an,rt the Soutl, Carolina Coast Islands for
thc negroes freed by his army in passing
through Georgia. ~ ifv ~ s,rg /
Washington correspondence says the Senate
vill not pass the amendment OF the Finance
Committee. fixing the duty on paper Aftssn
instei Of three cents, IS provided In the House
resolution.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,. Feb. .,
99s, Sheep and Lambs 400,
The sun., 1865-03-13
WANTED.

WANTED \ M!DpLF-AGED WOMAN
" hnvihs 40 home 10 mind taay. Gail at t.g
First ave. 81 ioor. Ncs iuiluins ist
WANlEu-TAILURESN FuR An OrrP-
w atgi "a o lai.,crs and dui.ucr~ on aut .. ma.
Icons. u ttist ave, lc'v,cn an AID IN ~, l>
WAN1Ep-i fIR CUTTERS fuE1Orut
W on far c'rs and fur hands, at CllAKlt- ND\.
$50 Cand ~. 2i9
\NANT.r-A BOY From 10 To l.
w y.a,. of .cct TO- wYYrA in blizzard sa'oou. So.
\AANTEp-ON MILITARY PNNi~' 4
w hni,tcr ,nI b .'cr sorc bu, ,,prrio,-ci
hMiis need HrrI 90 100 SECOND ave, bet 10 aud
4ls''', npss.i> 20 hoor 'tonfro,ir. llt
WANTEp-N GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
hou'cvorh' Ltiehi p. ln-uite alter IL
WANTEr-N BOY ABOp1 l., WITH
w t.lu' Aaus ', c, li the ornamental n1I ID, ,te.
we painrns lus's,ta at y bRl CHS, 600 b,oad.
WANTEu-BNSrERS, lINISHERS AND
in c,.n Cl I, , sabctS HG 4. operating isl i51i At
WANTFr-A GOOD PRACTICAL. SOAP
inAAtt. Nou, hut an experienced man need
H a. s,o' no ys,' rmn' a, F. n the Paint store ID
NNANTEn-!O BAlSrLRS AND . OPERA.
tor. ou vests. Cali for dayr nj 90 siN'A #,
\NAN1Fn-GlEIS To FINISH PANTA-
W leone after u!Hch uc'. Nh1 veg best oi prices
PAD AIS toWc tais oIr. tiy trade. Call Tor tNo
| days a. -lJ taualtt pl
w ANTEn-AlL PERSONS WHO ARE Not
w r7id for ttr.t labor OF r,sv. fo cali on NJ VAN
nov ~ BfEtI, Law o.. thtHtH- E. IcsM AL.
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| tins ont az
, BOYS MANrID-lN 4 COOrEE'S shop.
- Npr', At 10 WhucuHl IT,
| El SKIRT HANDS WANTED TO MAKE
| ~ woven hoop skifts 20 4 pay and constant oru.
| a,Uuur. =.
The sun., 1865-03-13
personal NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II. L..
NoIth's CertfcAtr. No. lItot n shares 'n 'H
crest western tousoIita'rd pu Co.. hHs heel c'f.
and SppiG Gs9n Wa4e iqG ILs R4es2 oi lue 'sIe, 80