The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-17

BIDDEFoRD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING,

rr.TH RTnnFFORD N
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mans chief of staff: Can't. Tuttle, his Ad
i,tan, General. Col. MARYLAND. agent OF The
Pos, Oa;ce Denart,nent several officers from
,hs n,yv ,wo citizens of On, rleston and sew
s, ...,,,nonSan,s no, d;nner there rer,
ssa s.a,;m.n,s S I'D sno.ch.sN NTho msmorv nj
SV".h;n.,,, III ,ho ,o.;ds,, tho Armv m,
Ms ,Ss IIr;nn Peace others comniinen.
t,ry to our Commander. the Ladies, the
Press. Gen. Webster replied in behalf oil
the armv. q @. Coffin of Boston. for tho
President. Mr.. Hunt. in behalf of the Ma.
Wv K,ns n D,nieI ESQ of the pbiladel
NH, Press in bsbs,f of the ladies. Colonel
Markland, for the Post Office, MIR. Getty on
Peace: james hsdpath' correspondents OF the
New iork iripuhe' III neh"'' oi tue rc'e,
ihere were C otner volunteer scht''nehu anu
speecneS. iney wcrsHacn Sen'''hen'' ~ no''
er oe'ore were ncaru 'n Cn"''eS.o"' Umoe
they would nave oeen called incenuary. rive
years ago u they nad oeen uttered 'hefe'
the speakers would nave swung tor u.
L'oyds Concert Band, coiored musicians
were IN attendance ana tia,i columbia, tue
Star Spansled banner ana ianKee Doodie-
songs which nave not been heard 'or iour
wears IN Charleston, were played once more.
lt was worth while to stand up there IN the
very heart OF the city win open doors and
windows ana speak 'leeiy without 'ear o. Tar
ana feathers, or natter, ora mon, OF CON-
n''.ee o, 's'peaaoe o'.'"'n' ~ ". ''''r% IN 70 10
tn"t we nau oe''er ienvc tue c'ty! All o'
that Is OF the past. uerce'orrn, thanks 70
strong arms ana STOUT near.s ana pa'riot'sn
unparalleled, and the help OF God, there shal.
be free speech in Charleston. A party OF
twenty gentlemen began 1t on the 22d OF
February. ana while memory lasts lt VIII be
pleasant reflection to think that was one
OF that number.
THE TABLES TURNED.
I, 1864 in tho month of Decembcr I;sut
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.ns,,'. "a ;.a.''''ai, - Us 80 ~ ' N"',,,. 80
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uShall | also trouble Won for n pen and
ink ?" ..#. a. ..''. ..,.r. ..0. -.rI
with pleasure, SIR" r.. r...#.. ...H
Col, w. could not make tho ink How il
was 50 thick and muddy and the pen was 10
poor. The business man. with great alacri-
ty. obtained another bottle and better pen.
Col. w commenced writing again: -
0FrIcE PRovosT MARSHAL,
CHARLESTON, Feb. 20, 1865.
Special Orler No. l.
"Ihe Charleston Courier establishment is
hreby taken possession Of by the United
States u.... ...r
Mr.. l.. had been overlooking the writing.
forgetful Of courtesy in his curiosity. He
could hold in no longer ya -..
"Coloncl, surely You don't mean to confs'
cate nv property. Why opposed nulhhcd'
hon an 1881" .f7n
"that may he' sir' nut you nave uone
m""s oco w.. 0o",r W ~oPP.yHSo t"o o"''0u e''eeo
since iooo' u yon VIII sno" me ny YOUR
hles that you have uttered one loyal wUru
snce Jan. L, 1865, | will take your case into
consideration" r.f
Mr.. L. could not say that he had. aud the
Courier. therefore. passed into other hands.
u, 'nA ,A'''''''', Ar''H"' .....-l
The co'ored people everywhere look upon
1ne iansses Us US 'as,r ,s.,e aeveiers .u; rom .b
iney spsnk " 'ne.' eon'aH aI '"v uu'sns
o' .ne seS','n-aau sone'''ne' W ."I,f @ .n "a.
,,aVagan. ue;'y.'.,asi', ;,:.';,.' " py o"T s's
iankecs ','e ,nu'',uua' sieSS'in. on M"s
lntroduceu 70 nosa mosner. r"ss'nS nohg
King street. near the cit'dei, met an OLD ne,
gres wlth oaskes on ner arm, nroao
pr'u,,neu s.e"M "a' on ] ner ue,''' wc'''iaS Ssa
sos" .nos ,. us "u W.nI.. '""us ""a ,u.d. on. sM
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you gfasP'"g ivy uanu "''u ~, u'IV'S ~ "I ~
Joy. Ut" s,s'y'n'he yea's ",u, e"v 'a,u'