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II The Saco Democrat is out very severe
on Mr.. Bancroft. the historian, because he
did not believe in Sherman's terms in the ar
rangcment between himself and Johnston.
and says:
We had hoped that Mr.. Bancroft would
live to complete his History of the United
States. including tho civil war Just closing
and the restoration Of the Union If IL ever
occurred. But we dispair of ever obtaining
an impartial history from man of the strong
partisan prejudiccs he has OF late manifest.
cd.
Any one wishing to purchase Bancroft's
History Of the United States, so far us pub
lIshed. can probably buy cheap at the Demo-
crat Office.
Partisan prejudices! What kind Of parti-
san prejudices has he manifested of late
why, simply prejudice in favor Of his coun-
try. A prejudice against traitors and treas.
son. coupled with manliness, courage and
ability enough to makenorthern traitors vince
under his rebukes; this is what in the eyes
OF the Democrat units him to write history /;
JEFF. Davis, Thompson or Floyd would suit
il better. ,4'tf'4 - ~
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10 tail mo Donald, he left something Tor
Won. n slim of paper, no more; thought
I'd sent II by the boy but no. l mind now
,hat 7 .hn, I, in one of the books ="
And she toddled across the floor to shelf
where Donald's old school books had stood
this many year they were such sacred or
acles in her eyes.
Now "ihe boz" had been man these
twenty years. with boys OF his own.
Taking down an old tattered arithmetic,
she prodaceda folded note and came hobbling
with IL to me. rc- nHr
al thought il had gone by the boy hut
now I'm glad you dropped in Christie, for
here il isl"
True enough; II was the note | should
have had thirty years ago, that in all her
days of reason che forgot. but this little
touch Of the past recalled to her: yellow
and tender, but the words just us they came
from Donald's heart, warm and yearning,
that heart which would ycarn no more Tor
ever
"DEAR CuRIsrrE"-he said, for II was as
though he spoke-"I couldn't sleep last night
FOR thinking Of you, and wishing for daylight
10 90 over and make IL all up with you I'm
n fool for minding bad tense or so, for what's
that worth beside loving heart to heart that
l,vesy And now to make matters worse, Mr.
flank has Just sent for me his partners
dead and I'm TO start bright and early, to go
first across the river aud buy wool for the trm,
80 sha'n't have time to call and see you. hard-
Is 10 scratch this but IL you'll meet me at the
s,mphire meadow. where shall stop TO catch
the stage. shall thank you and my stars.
Don't fail me, nay only lore Whatever falls
out, sm yours for time and eternity.
DONALD"
And he thought failed him But he is
mine. through time and eternity; he said So.
he aid so
Its ten years since the grass grew green
on Donald's grave; and now II is tall and
rank. and in early spring the blue violets
hide there. and the ground-sparrow loves to
build her nest there
never go to the sapphire meadow now
am an old woman indeed.
Aud Captain Brown-he was lost at sea
thar very voyage. All well, in heaven we
neither marry nor are given in marriage!
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A New IDEA CONNECTED WITH THE ASSASSIN
ArIoy.-The Washington correspondent OF the
Pittsburg Commercial, speaking of the shoot.
ing OF President Lincoln ut Pord's Theatre,
says:
We hear II stated that. on the night Of the
assassination, there were In the theatre over 100
who had direct or Indirect knowledge OF wha,
was to happen. Many Of those persons had a
victim selected, but their part of the murder
failed from the fact that the person selected ia
turn off the gas ut the crack Of Booths pistol,
from some cause or other failed to perform his
part II the gas had been turned off, Booth
would have escaped recognition. Had Gran;
been there he would have fallen an easy victim
Booth did not expect the failure of the person
to turn off the gas; and, after the deed was
done, had to make the best Of 1t.
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wThe surrender o. Johnston'S army con
clud,d the last great net Of the rebellion. and
that, too. before the body OF our late beloved
Chief was entombed. Thus was the great
obec. of his life, the object for which a
grateful people love to believe he was raised
up. accomplished before mother earth re-
ceived all that was mortal ofhim. Welcome
the glorious contamination! Welcome the
glad frution, welcome tho nation redeemed,
welcome the result for which nation has
50 long sacrificed! .Is
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CUSTOM CARBlad
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CLAnK's MIL. May 10. 1856.

tLAnKs MILL, MAY ~, 1000.
hereby give notice 10 my numerous custon,-
ers, that have, mt y large expense, increa sed
my facilities for doing Custom Cdrding and
Cloth Dressing the present season.
nun now ready for work, and with my In.
creased facilities think shall I've able To do Il
as fast rs wanted, or at least, at very short no.
tice. The best of cards. machinery and work.
men arc employed, and guarantee the best OF
work, AT reasonable prices. All business tram
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or Mt least, just aud honorable. ~
y Charles Nutter. Main street. Slco vii.
liam Milliken. jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and set
tic for the same when done. All work len with
the above named persons. will be rs well and
promptly done us II left at the Mill, and at
same prices.
shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities. for which shall pay tho highest
market price. In cash or cloths, as may be de-
sired. Ny cloths will be selected expressly for
rear, not altogether for profit, though "gain
Is the end acknowledge.
This MIN Is situated In Hollis. on the river
road leading from Moderation to Bonny Eagle.
three. fourths Of one mile distant from each
place. p. q. address. West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r. bs
90 WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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rT"Resolved that tho war to put down
rebellion has proved failure !" This was
tho declaration Of the Chicago Convention
which met in the interest Of the rebels.
Tha, Convention never dissolved. and We sug.
scs, that it be Immediately called together
again to reconsider its declaration. or else to
take some action upon tho recent flight Of
their friend JEFF. 1t would DO great oppor.
tunity for general weeping among the mem
bcrs, besides which lachrymose scene, the
former "cryingspell," SO icelingly related by
a member, would be cclipsed. o 81
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.7genss Wanted.

Messr'. Davis, Thompson & Cobb, Of the
lat, Grn Of Floyd L Co, Richmond, Va,
propose to issue steal engraving represent
In, the tall imposing forms Of Ex-Governor
wicklifc and ex Secretary Guthrie at the
Chicago Convention weeping over the weak
ness of the Confederate allies in the free
States.
This picture is intended rs testimonial
of the fidelity Of the party to the Conieder'
ate Gauss. and does great credit to the heart
of its ori.inators. Some of the prominent
,n,,nbers OF the Convention will be repre-
sentcd in the background.
Owing to the great height Of those ind.
,iiuals. even in their bowed condition. the
picture will necessarily be very long. This,
however. il is hoped will not deter those
irom purchasing who are mourners for the
fallen fortunes Of Davis and his friends.
A Tow small pictures win DO made BY pho
tcsraphs from the engraving, to supply some
of those persons who have felt obliged from
circumstances to appear loyal. while at heart
they were dep sympathizers with the pub
fishers oI this great work.
The CORRECTNESS Of the likeness will be du-
~ certified by "A member OF the Convention
who sill has vivid recollection Of the
sSns. 49, Il.
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- BIDDEF0RD, MXINE.

HOWE & STEVENS FAMILY DYE CoLons.-Ths
Family Dye Colors, manufactured by those well
known chemists, Howe & Stevens. 200 Broad
way, are In general demand throughout the
country, This Is just what might be expected,
when the beauty, permancy. purity and gener-
nj excellence OF the dyes Is considered They
are no less economical than excellent; can read
lily DO used by every family; In few hours any
material or garment can be colorrd to any hue
desired. and In style not equalled by any DYING
establishment in the land. The demand Tor ths
Family Dyes Is constantly increasing. Once
tried they become indispensable.
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The sum or Disease Reducrd. by the or
Grafton OF Brandreths Pills the sum total Of dis
to pr,nted directions which accompany each box Of
new style 10 certain 10 cure Ia all where the
life princlpls Is within their rccuperative powers
Tho whole curative effect may be placed In this
iivht III the stomach and bowels are out or order
lie general health 10 affected. II any dscise OK.
lists In any part OF tho body, whether local or gen.
net The stomach and bowels. Now, Brandrcth's
pills. hy removing impurities from the blood, and
cieausfs the stomach and bowsls OF matters that
interfare with their healthy notion. restore and
Leep 10 order thcse Important and governing or
rnns Of the economy or man. "a.
Mold 'by NE. DRYDEN SMITH. Biddeford, and
by all respectable dealers In medicines. iml5 I
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PRESIDENT JouNsoY's FAMILY President
Johnson's family restless Mt present in Nash.
Vile, Tenn. and consists Of his wife aud four
child,en-two sons and two daughters. His
son Robert is twenty mine, and Andrew John
son, Jr.. is twelve years OF age. His two daugh-
tiers, with their families. also reside in Nashville
having been driven from their homes in East
ern Tennessee. One of Mr.. Johnson's sons,
Charles. surgeon in the army. was thrown
from his horse in the year 1853, and killed; and
Col. Slower, n son in-law, commanding the 4.h
regiment of Tennessee infantry. was killed in
the battle OF Nashville, while CALAMITY lealnc
his command. on the 18th of December. 1868.
Judge Patterson. who is also a son-in.law Of
the President lives in Nashville. Mrs. John.
son has been in very delicate health for some
time past, and II is probable Mrs. Col Slower
will preside over the Presidential household.
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- - THE
V cBINEsE-JAPAN
MAMIE e STO [!
THE

The "wlse Men Of the East !" (EAsr or THE
KEsxrsxc y are making good the old saying,
give monkey rope enough, and he will soon
hang himself" ''This "band Of brothers have
come out in card In the Boston Daily Adver.
tiser. and. CLAIMING TO OWN TIE STATE
OF MAINE. are Debating TERMS 20 tho
capitalists of Boston. New York, and "ALL
OUTSIDE BARBARIANS" They say, 1--WE,
the Undersigned, hereby give notice 10 all Run.
ners or Solicitors of Orders By Samples, not
residents OF this State, that VIC viii complain Of
and prosecute any one for selling or Offering
for sale any goods. wares or merchandise M
Above within the limits Of this State east of the
Kennebec river. We also declare that we will
shun all Jpbbers and Manufacturers Who send
Runners into this State, rs far as We cam"
II has been agitatcd In State and Wall streets
whether this was not another phase Of the Re-
bellion, breaking out EAST OF the Kennebec, -
so like the spirit Of the Shareholders of tho
South docs this defiance TO the customs and civ
ililatiou Of commerce appear. They crack the
whip" with the gooi ola crack Of South Caro-.
lima, aud the r
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BErcuEn.-The following eloquent peroratlon
of Henry Wari Beecher's sermon on Abraham
Lincoln,i is beautiful enough to preserve:
And now the martyr is moving in triumphal
march, mightier than when alive. The nation
rises up Mt every stage Of his coming. Cities
and States are his pail bearers, and the cannon
speaks the hours with solemn progression.
Dead. dead, dead, he yet spcaketh. Is Wash.
ington dead? Is Hampton deadI Is David
dead? IL any man that was ever fit To live,
dead ! Dsenthralled Of flesh, risen TO the un-
obstructcl sphere where passion never comes,
he begins his ilimitablc work. His life is now
grated upon the infinite, aud will be fruitful,
as no earthly life can be. Pass on. thou that
hast overcome Your sorrows, Oh people, IRE
his pcins your bells and bands and mufled
drums sound triumph in his ears Wall and
weep here Col makes II echo joy and triumph
there. Pass on Four years ago. Oh Illinois,
VIC took from thy midst an untried man, and
from among the people; we return him to you
u mighty cpnquercr. Not thine any more, but
the nations; not ours, but the worlds. Give
him place. Oh sc praries. In the midst OF thi
great continent his dust shall rest, sacred treas
ure for myriads who shall pilgrim to that shrine
10 kindle anew their zeal and patriotism. Ye,
winds that move over the mighty places OF th
West, chant his requiem Ye people, behold
the martyr whose biOol. as so many articulate
words, pleads for fidelity, for law, for liberty.
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth. N. H., George W. Wheeler,
of Newcastle, and Miss Nellie NJ. Lyds;one, of
Kittery, Me.
In South Berwick. April 0, Mr.. John II. No.
well and Miss Hannah a. Weymouth, both OF
North Berwick.
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WHITE SLAVES,
l. e., the RETAILERS or MAINE. arc, Tin the i'm.
aginations Of these ~orfhies,)
SsppnsrD tn TN rHgurr,
SUPPOSED TO TREMBLE!

SUPPOSED TO TREMBLE!
What say you, Retailers OF Maine. TO this
barcfaccd attempt to cut you of from the priv
iege Of ordering goods ia your ora places Of
business by samples shown sou putting you to
the trouble to 90 10 the irhoiesdls dealer or or
der Gin the dark" iriihouf samples, or take the
stuff that il thus attempted 10 be /orcef on to
you by those EAST " the Kcnncbec 7" Have
you no rights or privileges unless granted you
by the "Lords OF Crcstion," who at some time
quietly got law put into the Statutes that they
might rule The rest az the inhabitants Of tho
Stateg Look to II that the next Legislature
ripes out this arh Republican Statute.
What say you, Hotel Keepers and Livery
Stable men Of Maincl win no: Your business
suffer for the benefit ol the monopolsts Have
you no rights! n is erpsctei Mat an amend
m ent is 10 be made tofhis Statute by those EAST
Of the Kennebec," that fine riH Sc put upon
you IL you harbor or put upd Drnmmsr, I'M
Tess somebody owns his goods he offers Irho has
lirei fire years ia The State of Maine What
say you interested In Railroad Stocks In Maine
Will this tend to make any more travel. when
nobody out Of the State can travel with sam
Piles unless with passport signed east Of tho
Kennebeor What say the Agents Of the East
ern Express Company, and the Company itselff
Will not this doctrine, IL carried out, reduce
Your business for the benefit of the few Gown.
ers" East, &C.. &c ? What say the hundreds
Of travelling agents who are thus hropa out Qf
employment, Maine men bora and bret, pay
iug taxes and holding County Licenses 10 sell,
but AFTER ALL. having no right 10 sell unless
the goods ARE OWNED By somebody who has
lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Are your rights
to be all 'gobbled up" by those EAST OF tho
Kenncbecy' Finally, what say the peopler
Must you who are busy ON your farms AMI in
your workshops be deprived OF the iog prices
and gooi 9oois that you will ALWAYS GET
WHERE THERE Is COMPETITIONS Or do
you wish Ia make few men virtually rulers
over you" TO set the prices and give you the
qualities they please, poor or good. the way
they can make the most money out OF III
See to Il that the representative from your
town or district Is In favor OF "wiping out"
this "bluc law" put into the statute riihout
your knowledge or consent!
Ladies of Name! Whatever else may DO
done In this matter. your retailer will procure
for you the fashionable, durable aud stylish
boots and shoes with
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from n prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N
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This well known medicine Is no impo. Mon hui
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Distinctions from any cause whatever and. nj
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To Married Ladies' M
IL Is peculiarly suited. 10 will, In short time
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In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In the Back aud Lipbs Fatigue on slight ex.
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each
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For full particulars get pamphlet. free, OF the
n. d. 81 and 9 postage st,mps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure u bottle containing
over 80 pills. by return mall. Sold by all Drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MOSES, "a Cortlandt st., New York.
yl5 Sole United States Agent, p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Slight Cold" Coughs. Few are aware
of the importance Of checking cough or
"sLIGiir COLD" in its first stage; that which, IN
The beginning. would yield 10 mild remedy,
IL neglected. soon attacks the lungs. "Broru's
Bronchial T'roehes." give sure aud almost i'm
mediate relief
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
sCRATCHI SCRATCH! sCRATCHi
wheaton's Ointment lt

Will curo the Itch In "a hours. Also cures SALT
RiIEuM. ULCERS. CIllLBLAlNS, and all ERUP.
TIONs OPTllE SKIN. Prico 90 cents. For sale
~ nv ~ sending 60 cents To WEEKS POTTER. Soils
AGENTS i7O Washington st, Boston, Il will be for.
wardcdby mall, free OF postage. to any part the
i pcf ,aie only by s. r. SHAW. saco, and Angus
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To nInrricd Lndicn

For Throat Diseases aud Affections Of the
chest, "Brorn's Broachial Troehss," or
Cough I.ozenges. are OF great value. In Coughs,
Irritation of the Throat caused by cold, or Un-
usual Exertion Of the vocal organs, In speaking
in public. ar singing, they produce the most
beneficial results.
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A man on one Of the trains captured by Stone.
mans cavalry between Grceushurg and Sails.
bur, states that JEFF. Davis was on the same
train en- route to Charlottesville. but htarlng
Of the danger escaped aud returned to Green's
burg. v trs t,,5 o. 4
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whiskcrs, wh,skcrs Z

DO you want whiskcrs or Moustaches! Our Gre.
clan Compound will force them to grow on the
srnoothest face or chin or hair on bald heads, In
Six Weeks. Price SIS packages for 81 Sent by
mail anywhere. closely sealed, receipt OF price.
Address. WARNER & CO., Box 1873, Brooklyn, N.
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CnISEsg.JApAy MAYIrEsTo.-0ur readers
will find matter tor thought and argument In
an advertisement with this heading in our col
umns. Let BOTH sides of this matter be dis.
cussed and then justice will sc done. CO..
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JEFF. Thompson, who has been organizing q
force in Arkansas for the invasion Of Missouri,
has surrendered on the same terms as those
granted to Gen. Lee Thompson has become
prominent rebel, though not u very successful
soldier. lie was for long time prisoner OF
war at Jolnson's Island, and was recently ex-
changed.
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At n Court OF Probate holden at saco, within
and for the county OF York, on the drst Tuesday
hundred ' and siS,y.GSe. by the Honorable 4. &
Bourne. Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition OF Betscy p. Hatch, interested In
the estate Of William liatch. Jr, late Of Wells,
lion OF the estate OF said deceased may be grant.
ed TO- George Getchell OF Wells, or to some other
suitable persons , EIu.
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next Of kin TO take administration. and give notice
thereof 10 the heirs Of said deceased aud 20 all per-
sons interested In said estate. by causing copy oi
this order to DO published In the Union and Jour.
nal, printed IN Bddeiori, IN said county, three
bate Court 10 be holden at Alfred. In said
county, on tho arst Tuesday In June next,
at ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause
!, any they have. why tho prayer Of said petition
Attest, GeOrgc II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest. GEORGE II. Knowlton. Register.
AZ Court OF Probate holden at saco. within
and for the County OF York. on the hrst Tuesday
In May, In the year Of our Lord elghteen
hundred and six,y.nve, by the iion.E.E. Bourne
Judge OF saId Court -. -.
IN the petition OF Seth storer. Guardian o. EDe.
person, representing that tald Ehcneser Storer
sejxed and or certain real estate situated
In said Wells, and moro FULLY Described In said po'
That nm advantageous otJsr OF thirteen hundred
dollars has been made by Joseph storer OF Ches,
ter, n H. which ofcr Ills for the ln!sres. =. ~
concerned Immediately 10 accept and The proceeass
OF ale 10 be put out interest or me psnea. "
the said Ebeneser Storer, and praying tnst ncense
mn y 10 vranted him 10 sell and conway the inter-
est Aforesaid according TO tho statute In such cases
made and providcdi 49,,
o ysns intcrestcd in said estate, by causingA
sonv ], thIs order 10 be published In the Uniss
ppysa, printed In Blddcford, In said county. three
vcetr succosslvcly, that they may appear at Pro.
h.s. Court 20 be holden ut Alfred. In said coun.
tv' IN the drst Tuesday In Juno next, ut ten Of
Re clock In tho forenoon, and show cause, if any
they have why the prayer Of said petition should
n'' " Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
Aiiss.. George IL. Knovlton, Register