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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
GENERAL SUMMARY.

y In the composition of the House Com.
mittees we find the craftsmanship Of three from
this State: Invalid Pensions, Perham Public
Buildings and Grounds, Rice; Expenditures OF
State Department, Pike. Lynch is sixth on
Banking and Currency, and fifth on select com.
mittee on Bankrupt Law. Pike is third on
Naval Affairs. Blaine is one Of the Committee
Of one from each State on the death Of Prcsi.
dent Lincoln. The House is very active upon
the Mexican question.
= A little girl in Lewiston before going to
bed the other night said she first wanted to
"say her prayers and have some whiskey :"
This style Of christianity must DO rather brac.
ing Tor the young people thinks the Journal.
Y Preparations arc beirg made, says the
KenneLec Journal, for opening slate quarries
on the upper Kennebec, which promise great
results, and which 1t is supposed will tend to
an immediate supply OF states for oil building
purposes in this region and beyond. ....
y Counterfeit Elves, bingham Bank Hug.
ham, are in circulati6h. Vignetts in left
center, eagle and shield in right center. female
and large v. No genuine Of this plate are
now in circulation. 'IIa So
81 Official advices have been received in
Washington, from Mexico, favorable to the Lib
eral cause. The imperial troops are constantly
falling back toward the city. .-..-u.
~ John Reed. Esq, Of this city. reached
home from New Orleans on Wednesday. He
reports that Louisiana 10 sold out to the rebels,
and every Office from constable to Governor Is
filed with most ranting rebels, hardly out Of
Naturalization Journal. - 'a %.
a Aband Of robbers Is operating near NASH
vile, Tenn. They have robbed all the residents
within fifteen miles Of the city. A military
force has been sent after them. 4
81 new paper will shortly Be started 10
Memphis to represent and advocate the policy
and the principles of the extreme wing OF the re-
publican party. Gen. Eaton. late OF the Freed
mans Bureau, 10 said to 30 at the head Of the
concern. .r.ti.r 80
- Benjamin Phinnsy, a wealthy farmer at
Rockport. ILL.,, was recently poisoned TO death
with strychnine BY his I'm wife, pretty girl
whom no married six weeks ago. 20
3 The Tines dispatch says SEQ. McCul.
lock has received letter from he Collector Of
internal Revenue for Montana Territory, stat
ing tnas tne product Of the gold and silver
nicss Of that territory for 1865, d upwards Of
'Sio'vvv'ovv' ~ ID. s4. sr1iLsl
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Che aluiuu \ Suarnal.
BIDDEfoRD, ME-, DEC. Is, 1865
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Since Washington, no state paper has ever
received such unanimous praise as Is awarded
TO the first message Of President johnson. II
II is healthy unanimity, which We do not be-
lieye, il presages an era Of good feeling much
to be desired. and gives great hopes Of strength
and unity. The tone Of the message is firm
and vet courteous, the arguments modest and
digni6ed, and the style easy rather than bril-
liant. The chief objects Of interest in the pa
psr are, reconstruction, the freedmen, and for
eiru Affairs. Upon the FIRST the President plain.
ly and weightily supports the policy adopted
by him, Of regarding the sx.rebel States as ey.
or States in the Union, only with practical re-
lat,ous somewhat disturbed and therefore rs
soon Is il will do to trust them, to restore them
to full fellowship. But when will 1t do to re-
storo such States, and when can they DO trust
ed? There's the rub reminding US o! the
manner in which Mr.. Bofhn read the lives OF
Plutarcb. lie was always in a quandary
whether to believe the whole or only half; and
when in course Of time he decided to believe
only half, the next question was, which hall
That difficulty he never surmounted, and con-
sequently believed nothing.
mo i.na' - .' ,""N.S ~ =, - 81. h..d and
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IN sue" s"'''' 'o'. ~ W. -.
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W u':'''a' o - L.. a.
rant IN .no oo"''''"''O" '~p'"e Il,
appoint fro'''on" "o'e'"o''' "P''' "V" ~" -
necessity OF ano "o',, anu '""' 49, ~
as wen as m''''ary. '"ous" ""''a''N y '.'
latter. ine same ''no" a's'ue"' "o''. 'o"''
ii extended, 81 cannot take any unus"a' s'epS
towarls reorgana'ns South Carolina because
should % Jos''oea !" 'o'"s '"' '''"0 mug u"
Massachusetts. Inc rres'uen' maA' =,
Preceden' IN MS pohcy 'na' ce''a'" '.A'.' '"a''
adopt the CONSTITUTIONAL a"enu"e"'' ou' nv
doeS not oemaha us a'oP'''a " N'"''' "''
delaware. in's p'eoeaens 70 '"".a', y
inc letter OF 'oe .o"''''..o'' a'' J''n ", y"
~ oy ns Preser'au'e sPHi'' "n'o" '"''u ~"
comprehend :,
Lot us DC understood Us taxing no issue win
the President upon 10 question Of forcing no
gro suffrage upon the e1-reoei States; we do
not yet see the necessity ior sue" oo"''o' ou'
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL Bangor dispatch
to the Lewiston Journal sayson Friday, Charles
Shaw, his wife and only child, lad Of eight
years, were drowned while skating on Pleasant
Pond in Orneville. Their bodies were found
on Thursday. Tho river at this place 10 closed
with Ice, and navigation has stopped. Thseo
sons Of Mr.. Bunker, Of franklin wcro drowned
on Thursday in q pond while skating. One
fell In, and the other two went to his rescue
and all three were drowned.
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ALaxsiso.--There 10 great trouble at New
York. among the ladies, because the U. s. As
resssr u looking around among the drcssmakers,
and dcsssd!ng tar Of Elk per cent Of the val.
ne Of all the dresses made, Notwithstanding the
materials have already paid heavy duties at
the Custom House u they have not been SNUG
gled. II Is also announced that IL lady has
dresses or other garments made ss home during
the year, the whole cost Of which exceeds six
hundred dollars, she must pay tax Of six per
cent upon al Of her wardrobe above that q.
mount. Here u more trouble.
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81 Four young Villains now under ars. for
the murder Of an old man named Stoddard, In
Herkiuer county, N. Y, have made confessions
Of their bloody deed. They also confess that
they had selected tavern keeper Is another
victim. and actually called at bis tavern to rob
and kill him, when their hearts Jailed them
and they left. The leader Of this gang Of vii.
lains = only eighteen years old.
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" When It was reported in Washington
that Quantrell had arrived in that city, tho Kan.
sas men were greatly excited and armed with piS.
tolls they sought him at the hotel where 1t was
reported he had taken rooms. But no was not
to be found. 1t Is now stated that he died in
Louisville just before the close Of the war.
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FATAL Accrpksr.-The Bangor Wing states
that last Friday, at East Eddington, Me-, while
two men named Penny and Day, were engaged
in blasting rocks in preparing logging road,
Day was instantly killed. Alter the charge had
been set and fired the men retired, as they
thought. to sale distance, some eight or ten
rods. The blast exploded, and two pieces rising
high, came in tho direction Of tho men with
terrible force, one striking tho earth very near
Mr.. Pennys feet. burying itself in the ground,
tho other striking Mr.. Day on the head, killing
him Instantly. The two men stood not over
two feet from each other. This circumstance
is moro trying to tho widowed mother Of Mr..
Day from the fact that this is the second son
sho has lost In sudden manner. Charles Day,
her son, was killed at East Eddington few
years since, In shinsle mill, while attempting
to hand pully when in motion.
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Peterson's Magazine, for the first time, Is on
our table; the engravings, fashion plates, pat
terms &C.. are choice. All tho above Philadcl.
phia publications, together with oil the new.
est and latest periodicals as soon as issued, car
be found at Burnham's bookstore.
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Maine State seminary.

THE SPRING TERM q this Institution, now un.
der separate Boar u Instruction frm Bates Colege
though they occupy &c the present buildings la Common, viii
Commence Jan. IL, 1896,
and continue II weeks There will be- heretofore, Ladies
Course and miscellaneous Department. open 10 all students
Of suitable age, the plan a the original .Mane sas
Seminary J. A. LOWELL, Secretary.
Lesistoo. Dec II 1894 3U5l
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Al . Court Of Probate held at Ksnnebunk. within
and TOT the County Of York. on the arst Tuesday 10
Uscember. In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.avs, by the Hon. BE. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts IIsTIT.E =.
WILLIAM y. MOODY, AdmInistsstor with the VIII
w annexed Of the sstats Of Almirs T. stone, late
OF ksnnebunkport In said county, deceased, haviLg
presented his nrst and ansl account o. sdmlniAss-
ton Of the estate OF said deceased. for slousnosi
deceased fof allovanoe.
Ordered, That the aid secountsnt give notice 70 All
psrsons interested, BY causing copy OF tnnGus. 20
Biddsford In said county. thrss vseks sucoecsvely
that they nay appear at Probate Court 70 b held
q sseo, In ssid eounty, 90 ne nne T1ssosy 70
and shcv ssaS. faay they have. Why The sane sosid
not 10 allowed.
X,,ss. George n. Knevlsea. Rssistsr.
. Attest asorss n. ksowltss, Rsgissss.
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MXWE.

To lad people By he nose p'acs under hat sensitive
orxan handkerchid pefuped vFh Pha'oos aSshs Bloom
ing Cereur TSey Win thereby b led to ths juss e'nriao1
TIA. liz ,rans oanno Be maiebsd am'os shs 'vsso M
earth. Sid exerNhere.
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Attest George II. Knowl,ou, Register

At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunh. within
and for the County Of York on the nrpt Tuesday In
December. In tho year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dredand sixty.dve, BY the lion. X. T. bourne,
Judge OF said Court
m The petition OF Caleb Eastman, Guardian Of
" sarah @. Cults. Of kittery. In said county, per.
son non compos mentis. representing ssld sarah
o. Cults seized ami posessed Of certain real estate.
saId petitions - -, =.
That an advantageous ofsr Of Eve hundred seventy
dollars has been made by william W. Cults OF hit.
te,y IN said county which offer u 10 Zoe tss INTEREST
Of al concerned Immediately 20 accept and the pre-.
ceeds or sale 90 be put out for me bsesns
Of tho ssId sarah, and praying that iccose msy %
granted him 10 cell and convey the Interest Afore.
ssd according to the statute 10 such cases made snd
ORDERED, That the petitioner give noics thereof 10
ali per,ons interested IN said estate, by causing
copy or this order 20 be published In the Union and
Journal printed In Biddefofd. In aid county. three
weeks suceesalvely, thst they may appear 1t Pro.
hate Court 20 bc held ut saco, I'm aid county,
on the first Tuesday In January next, at ten Of The
click In the forenoon, snd shsw cause u any they
have, Why tho prayer Of said petition should mot b
Attest. deorxs II. Knowles. Rsgis,sr.
80 - Attsst George H. X moi lton Rssfstsr
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Also for sale, Bacon's Lotion Tor Chapped Hands.
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Attest, George II. Kno~lton, Register.

Al . Court OF Probate held at kennebunk, within
and for the County OF York. on the nrst Tuesday In
December. In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sxty-hve by the IionB. X. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts =. go. .H.-er.L -
IN the petition OF Solomon Drown, ID. AdnInlsra-
" tor Of the estate Of James Drown. late Of Lyman
In said county deceased, representing that The per-
sonnl estate OF said deceased 10 not sufcien pay
the Just debts which no owed nj the time of his death
by the sum OF I've hundred dollars aud praying for
license 20 sell and convey the whole of he real &C.
tate OF said dcceaei, at public auction or private
sale, because by partial sale the residue would DO
greatly injured
Ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof 70
the heirs said deceased and 10 all persons
in ssd estate, By causing copy ofthls order W be
published In the UnisH 4 Journal. printed in Bdds
ford, IN said county. three weeks suecessivsy that
they may appear ut q Probate Court 10 be held ~
Baco, In said county. on the nrst Tuesday In
January next Mt ten Of The clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause u any they have. Why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted -.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Rsgistsn
A true copy.
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Reliance.

We deem 10 be duty 10 cay 10 readers. thai Tn
most Implicit reliance can be pacci In Coe Cough Baisam
II win cure your ehin q Group, and yourself any cough
cold. sore thrcat o. pulmonary Affection. IL The eirapcs
and best preparation In the market
Dyspepsia can b surely and permanently cured By Coe
Dyspepsia Cure. Thousands Of dyspeptics ac ssniing
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We say 10 those who are suffering m dysrep-la constpa
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: A"u''0p'i Attest. deorvs II. Knoviton. Register.

AZ Cours Of Probate held st ksnnesunh, within
sndfor the county VI York, on the nIst Inssdsy IN
dred and sixty are, by the Hon. u. y. Bourne
Judge or said Courts
yITiLLIAM EMERY. named Executor IN ssTta AN
testament of william b. Emery, late OF Berwick, In
said county. deeesssd. having presented the saas
for probate,
ORDERED That the said Executor give notice TO all
persons interested, by causing copy OF this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in the
Usios esd Journal. printed NJ Biddeford. in raid
In he holden at Saco, In said county. on the hrst
Tuesday In January next at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon and shew cause, u any they have, Why
The said instrument should not be proved, sp.
proved and allowed the last will and testament Of
said deceased.
A true copy. v-,. ,.,.
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Information Wanted.

insane person. Polly Perkins Of Wells has snyei away,
n AMI any Information respecting her whereabouts win be
thankfully received by Samuel Perkins, post ooe address
Inches In height has large upon the point Of her chin
and calls hersei very oen "Po usher" She dressed In
blue WOODEN. I4 3U5l
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n 3Nsy bouse, hm and voodhouoe md -
e!i thre<ours o IN scr u knd. situaisd O =
Main <rc<t, 300, and mar The Congresses r
Ala, n a iaDi, Win heki paslurs aud wei ~
nv hafu - Z %, Situated shove HAco deppl.
Ala, - timber md woodland, hrss nnes IN -
viiags, The n. ". side n Postiand rad. = ! : :
A.a, u scr.s vcci and timber and abous NJ ssssAy
Inquire q 81 D. JORDAN. -
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The Lady's Friend for January Is a brilliant
number. 1t offers unusual inducements to sub,
scribers. ....- .. .r' ..
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~ The correspondent Of tho Boston Adver.
tiser says whenever tho name Of Abraham Lin.
coin il mentioned In Congress, in connection
with any practical object for testifying to his
memory, there Is degree Of unanimity no.
less gratifying than was evinced upon tho event
Of fha asaa asina tim
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AZ . Court OF Probate held at Ksnnebunk, within
and for the county OF York. on the hrst Tuesday
In Deeember In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and .ihty-avs, by the Hon. T. T. Bourne,
Judge ofsaid Court.
ELiSiiA A. DRADEEN. named Executor In . eer-
IL tain instrument, purportlng 10 be the last will
and testament OF David Woodward late Of Waterbor.
same for probatet
Ordered. That the said Executor give notice TO ali
10 be published in the Usies and Journal, printed
at Biddeford, In said county. for three weeks sue
cessivey that they may appear Of Probate Court to
day in January next. at ten VI the clock In the
oDreaoon, and shew cause. II any they have. Why
the aid instrument should not be proved approved,
and allowed IS the last will and tsssAmsht OF the
'A'1 Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Godey's Ladies' Book for January Is out err
ly, and is beautiful number. Cooley present:
formidable array Of contributors and many at
fractions for the coming year.
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Attest, George II. xpo-l,ou. Register.

At . Court OF Probate holden Ut ksnnsbupk, within
and for the county OF York. on the arst Tuesday In
December In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.hve by the Honorable Il. Y Bourne.
Judge Of said Court
A SENATE ROBEitTS. Guardian OF Lucinda Rob-
n erts, Plavilla Roberts aud Susan X. Roberta MI
nors and children Of Iarkn ID. Roberts, lats OF Ly.
man. In said county deceased, having presented her
first account Of Guardianship OF her said wards for
allowance
Ordered Thatthe said accountant give notice to al
persons Interested causing copy Of this order TO
he published three weeks successfully In the Uags
and Journal printed at Biddeford In said county that
they may appear at Probate Court 90 be hold.
en- at Saco In said county, on the first Tuesday On
January next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they have, why tie same
should not be allowed.
Attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
Atrue copy.
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- The noted guerrilla, King White, has re-
emily been captured near Mount wsshing.on.
Ky. 'r sa tat. ~ 'ra ~
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DIED..

n Notices Of denths encrclng SIX lines inserted free
above that number, ut regular advertising rates. %
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Commi~ary in this city has dls'rioo.sa 70 '
destitute in our mids, ft" hundred ana ID. '" S
thousand four hundtsd ratlons. anu 'ua, ~. 10
now issuing eleven thousand ratlons per nse -
but that alter the 18th INST the issue VIII %
-, Ina city authorities. How they are to be
u,o,ided ior alter that time, heaven only
knows.