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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-22

CHOICE CIGARS at the Central Drug
Store, opposite the American,
apr 27 N. U. STARR.
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All of the most popular and latest
styles of Toilet articles at the Central
Drug Store" n. U. STARR
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Have you been to LINDsEY's since they
got their New Books? my25
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70 00ngumpfiweg.

10 0O1SuG4pG9WSSs
The advertiser, having been restored 20 health In
few weeks by n very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung asstiSa
and that dread disease ConsuIn ption-a anxious as
make known 70 his EaIlow-suferers the means o.
cure.
To ali who desire it, he will saud copy Of ths pre-
BcFiptoR used res Of charge with ths directions foE
preparing and using the same, which they will Gnd
sURa CUES for C0EsUEPTEoR AsTH1aA BRoECHFza Cons
C0UGEs and all Throat and Lang Affections. The anly
object Of the advertiser sending the Prescription q
20 beneht the afflicted and spread information whish
he eoueaives 70 bS invaluable, and he hopes sWary
Sufferer win Try his remedy, is will cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, By rstuFn
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
jan1e So 1Ys WillamsbuFgh, KiRga CO =, n. Y.
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IRON a. Stool.

srusT Feaaivad q large addition 20 nay atoak uf Tao
al and srEHl, which makes nay aHa0Ftmana aampia
in all the styles Of common Iron for Waggens @@d ~
giea &e Also, Stoel Dandy Tire; spFiRg Steel from
Q 3 lnahsa wide; Cast Steel, asserted aiaea3 0armA
Gel; AnlsFlaan and EnElfah RliBtar steel.
pee a iaH @. @. CHAMB'. Bt.AIm
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To any WhO have doubts concerning where to 20 for
a Business Education, say-if you study week
with US, and hnd have deceived you by false repre-
Eentatons ask for your tuition foe and it shall be
funded
For fun particulars, send for Catalogue and Cir
cuiaF ia2G 86-6nn
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A GOOD rRKE Is KNOWN Bx IT'S FRUIT.
So is good physician by his successful works.
PROF r. J.. LYONS,

PROF. r. j. LYONS,
The Great and Celebrated Physieian Of the
Threat, Lungs, and Chest,
Known all the country the celebrated IN d.
AN HERB DOCTOR, from South America, will be
st his room at the AMERICAN HOUSE, Delaware On
the Tth, and 8Gh Of each month. neat pamphlet Of
study and extensive travels of DR.. Lyons be
procured by those who desire one free Of charge.
Modes Of ExaminnEion,-The Doctor discsFns
Diseases by the eyes. He, therefore, asks no ques-
tons nor requires patients 70 explain symptoms. Az
ficted come and have your symptoms and the location
of your disease explained free Of charge. For further
particulars Prof. R. J. LToEs' advertisement ana
appointments another column.
March 10, '66,-Iy.
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TERMS:

Full Commercial Course,..................$30
Combined, Com. Course & Telegraphic 45
Ladies Commercial Course. Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1RcRI ETcn!1 1TcR!

ITCH ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH I SCRATCH SCRATCH 1
WHEAT0HS OINTMENT.
WIll Cure Itch in 50 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS. CHILBL4AIGS,
and all ERUPTION5 OF THE SKIN. Price 90 cents
For sale by all druggists By sending 60 cents to
WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washington
street Boston, Il will be forwarded by mail free Of
postage, TO any part Of the United States.
june 8, '68.-sp1y.
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IRON Double Shovel PIows.

WwAwIwa made arrangements for ths WAn9a4e
kH ture and eEeluBive sale Of the above suR9Rle&
0s FER eaItivatnR CuFR they ere rev oGeEea ~ tha
Lngooia prices BY q. T. GHA2A.AaAsAsAAA.
e-uma IAsh&1
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TIE = M s.

) UnscRBroN $50 .O0 per annum, In aavanoe-H
payussntts net made gathia ne year, $3.50 s9iH BE-
charged aH eaaeR.
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Strange. but Trna.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can bear something to their advantage by return
mail (free of chargs) by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears OF being humbugEed will oblige by
not noticing this card All others will please address
their Obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
an l9 So lys S31 Broadway New York.
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MARKETS.
DErAwARH zrARKET

DEEAW.ABE zLARKEE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY, by DONAVIN q
POTWTN, Wholesale and Retail GEOcers
and Dealers in Butter, Eggs and Fruit,
HilIyer Building opposite Post Ofnce.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
AND SHO ES
OF LATEST STYLES,
GOOD, CHEAP & NEAT FITTING,
GALL AT wALDO7S-
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AMERICAN HOUSE
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.


DELAWARE, OHIO,
ng- or Tr5R nEs stoolrR OF horses Carriages Bug.
aio8 &o In Delaware, 81 most Feaseaapls EEtesa.
Nt-.1 tsrT. IA of good Horses and a8oen6 hana
Flss. ~ rais Al al timaa HsFBau BY tha day,
wsok sr athaFwige saa1isa On AAsef @AGees V Se4&
~ tha American Hotel. @afAo4Ag
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FRED. BELL, Agent
Next Door TO Post OMco,
DELAWARE, ONO
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AnVERTIsLNG RATEs.
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b~ALL MACHINES sOLD AND
DELIVERED AT THE COMPANIES
PRICEs-INBTRUCTIOE GIVEN
FREE.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05
THE PRESIDENT.

A correspondent, Of the Congregational.
ist has the following paragraph concerning
the President, which may furnish asolution
Of his vagurics for the past few months:
The President certainly gives signs ofin-
sanity. II wns the opinion last winter, OF
some Of the shrcwdest Republican mem.
hers of Congress. that the President had a
slight touch Of insanity. The speech Of
February 22d gave color to the suggestion.
Those persons who have watched the man
when in public, have thought him partially
ihsane. On his recent "trip he evidently
feared assassination, lie feared Il Inst win.
ter on several occasions. Some have sup
posed that his mind was touched by his ex-
cesscs ~ drink. Il cannot he improper to
state that one year ngo last March, Mr.,
Johnson was for fortnight, under the carr
Of physicians latter his unfortunate conduc,
In The Senate Ctnmberl and that one in
formed me that he had strong symptoms OF
dsii1um tvm,ns. lie had the nervous ire
mors which accompany the disease and
his mind was thoroughly diseased. How
often he has DRINK since then ! do not
know-possibly he has not touched drop,
Somc OF his friends asacrt that be drinks
nothing that can intoSicate., Other people
insist that no Is occasionally "thc worse
Tor liquor. lie has had daily companion
In Mr.. Seward, if be Is trying to ntstnln
from the ,isc OF Intoxicating drinks, When
ever Sir Seward is silly, as he often L, il !,
well 10 lay IL to drink. speak Of these
things in view Of the unsccmly disph,
made by Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Seward nj
over the country. Hundreds Of people
hareaskedthc question, ~werthcy drunk
and somebody must answer t.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05

'GeN. LouasS, COMMENT In a recent
speech, John ~. Logan, AFTER reading tho
third section Of the Constitutional Amend
,nsnt. prohibiting traitors who had violated
their ooths 10 support the Constitution Of
the United States from holding RESPONSE
bic ofiiccstin the State or National Govern
nenes, said /: urgr rursau gulliu- y
Why is the Democratic party opposed to
this? DO they wnnt Jeff Davis again in
the Congress Of the United Statcs?" 20,
hut there Is no danger OF that tiny say,
he u In prison. Bit he would be out Of
prison II Johnson were not afraid OF pub
Tic sentiment II court were to convict
him, however, believe Johnson would let
him hang-not because lie thought he de-
served Il, but because ne Is afraid he will
bc a formidable opposing candidate for the
Presidency at the next Denocmtic eonyeii-,
ton. (Great laughter and checrs.) ldon't
want 10 sec jeff. Davis in Congress any
more. don't want TO see Alex. Stephens
there any more nor do ! want to see any
traitor there whether big Davises and Ste
phenses or little Daviscs and Stcphcnscs
want to see only loyal men there, and
hence we insist on this provision OF the
amendment. '' ''.'ni h''"" ''''.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

-''' ArGrsfA. Oct h. $50.
DIAN JorsxAL ~ tax. h 6r granted tha,
readers Of Maine papers understand thai, ths
bird annual meeting Of the ElitOrs and Fab
iiishsr's Cosvsntion II THE sssss Is TO b. holder
krrs TO. morrev sad ant day. IAfsR - psss-
cot this evening and thsy go by'ths polite
Invitation Of Mr.. Flint. cor accomplished &c.,
rrtary o. Slate. In Ms otics various.y EMPLOY
81 Neye- Of the De.oeras Is ssleep on ths
isoks Eisen Of ths transcript %. telling
stories, nd ths rest Of " sfs driving osrr 70.
satisss TIA husiness sessioa win eoauenss
3. ths Senate Chamber to-uorsow ,, 10 O'clock.
what ths prosrsmms b do sos knov. ''iiil
iAssesta RIVER hooks better thar during the
d-Octobet days, n one loves. II We do. the
clear br.cine afr and the beautiful decay Of the
leaves. OF course Il shows to worse dsadvan.
tags when the legislature Is in session, not en-.
tirely owing, however, to the Wintery months.
Many Improvements In the State House have
been male since ve were here last a . member
Of the third house, the vestibule or the capitol
being adorned Win the uar-uorn battle.hass
snien our 'o.s" "'e' - -,
the past conn'e" in' ..o'", ,o%' 49,
as ro.n .u N'i oauArT wNfNsH"
oe'o'a VI any '.''y ~a"se"'"'' "'
gone e'e., ce'"HVs nancy. .at wv
No''nS " oe'"s = '"'H"'s s, ."'' :" uu'l'Ng
renovated for the approaching session Of the
'es.'A'u'e 'uppv'.u " '''e' :" '"' $50
Oh ne sesrss"eu 'osn"
ins me"'' ''eo' s.'' '
before 'nem' p,'n0'p.Ny o.'a''e 's' 'osS
hsAus $50 As'Ai'' 'A''eu =" 'snH ''P'e
'ssesa',on nsfe- '7,'-,- - 49, 80. -
Aus 'e".'s - 'oo .""uo1, WV '
.'e uV'." eopp''", ',, - ,"e !.
'nelr ue'es' 'no,e p''."s JUS - w s"'"
Oh ".o" ' ,. - ''e p"e ~ o"
nA@e' 'a'' r ,,.'' "o'e ,
NO qpes"oa NAVY " Vo~e W "eN &c
speeni 'n'e'sss luz .,eSs TO-
~" m'aopo"1e N.'sN.'
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sUisHIE 5sDlalAl oovsr: }
y ss,..-Ss-fsr-,
KENr ]. PREsIDiNo~

No. 36o-Jsmes II. Brown W. Asa Cluf.
Action OF psgrycqtH Sudey &pcsised
in the hands 81 the vile Of the deft., by me
plE, and which plt.. alleges was so deposited
At the request VI -deft., and has since passed
into deft's hands. Defence. that said money
WAS given to deft's wife to obtain her and her
husbands consent for p)sihlM 10 enlist into
the U. 8 army, they haze brought up and had
the care Of plf. since he was two years old.
H.stict tat pld, Damages sl9o.so., ,,-,-,----
Drew 4 Hamilton, kimhali.
vi No., t46--i g. Kinhsll., ~ Susan BulleF,
sent by plf, to denis. daughter, Abbis, Boiler.
by Newell 0oodwia. And whleh he alleges vas
paid 10 defs.. BY ssai Goodwin and her receipt
taken thsrssor. Deieass that tho money rs
nssse ped 10 dsit., and the rsoslpt prslpcsd
10 . forgery This sHss WAS tried In Sept lSSs.
and sgslu In Ma last. and the Jury. were IN.
able 70 agree Il both trials. rsstlmony cioeed
saturday night, and The arsumentsto Be made
Ia kimball.sl Drew & Hamiltou.-
Smith. VIM Emery.
EiiIs A.. Hutchins. applicant for writ Of Ha.
Application heard, writ issued. hearing had.
and sppnsssk <ss,ssis ih day Of tsraY
Drew and Hamilton, for applicant.
The Grsud jury came IN Thursday, hsving
fosnt ten indietmeuis 10 follows: lliRIN
vsste ". rsiaYsa Dane et. al-LarcsaS
at 4 y Bsnislhin Il. Gould---Assaalt SD
Lag. a.. d.orss Illl.r-con stn.r. :, 10 ~
!" Moses we,ch- Counterieiting.
o'"'.'" John NJ. hsrding-Com. Seller.
~" "!'ss Jsue NJ. SWEET Murder. H'l J"
'ud-'t'a'@ Moses ch-tosuterfriting Ap
a." So Alosso X! Dimosk and sl.-Bur-
i- tr,.. d. GlsSy. 49,. .,gt yt, ,,... Ia, ~ 4
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. 400 A WE UNIONS1s' J0URNAL,Aa - o


ruin ,h., county. wshaw sssn ven below.
ed and ,rs.,ed sSrsical lsadss veoe tsaueUs
and pstrivdc utierancss hsss 30 oHeu wsrmed
our hearts, sorrowfully and yet eheerfaiiy lad
aside a. one who "fell out by the way" and
still With unbrokea ranks The column marcne'
on. Who Is there that cannot discern the les
sons Of the tines, II one fails 1t will not DC
that event, have not she'd such q light that ne
Who runs may read. Representative men "e
leader, only as they reflect the popular sen,'-
ment. The friends and not the enemies OF the
country shall control It. Men are nothing. out
principles are every thing. AMI IL sa maen
more profitable bssisess 10 hs"a-s''- sS'ss
powder. than to try to hin Ter the proper &c.
tleuent Of our difficulties. and throw technical
quidiiiies In the way. .g .r-.... anal
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05

Wnr Is, Ir2-At Pitsb,,rg Andrew John
son sgnin, spoke of "eleren Saies', reniain-
ing unreconsiructed, although the whole
world knows that since the admission Of
Tennessee only ten remain unrepresented
in Congess-This is not mere casual er
ror, hut conditional proof that the loyal
men Of That State arc, right in charging the
President with IN intention of aiding The
rcl,els 10 their. traitorous movement to rev.
olulionizc the loyul organization he aided
to establish. The trnitors have taken the in
itialory steps, to call an illegal convention
for the establishment Of rebel State gov
eminent, and he encourages this move
stump speeches tSat be is really, so iar. as
his power extends, to assist their effort to
reverse his old maxim that" none but loyal
men should govern by inaugurating in
his own State system under which none
but rebels would rule Philadelphia Press.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Strength FOR the Exhausted.

Thousands die as II were. Inch by Inch, OF bodily
weakness Tor dssiiity will kill rs certainly.
though NOS % quioh,y, ~ raging fsver. Hh
asked how the weak shall be nahs strong, the de.
bilitstsd sustained and restored, the exhausted
realized with vital cnsrIy We aver that Of ell tn
visoratlng preparations given BY science 70 man.
IRON the Institution of The art Of hssiias to the
present hour, not one has wrought stch wonders
in the way OF RESTORATION As HOSrErrERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERS. This Is In.
deed THE tonic Of tonIcs. r'As q rsvitsiisiss.
strength aapporting. lifa pfolongisg sysnt the
like OF II 10 net " b found In the estslosas of
medicines. Among the various articles used TO
arouse the dormant powers Of nature, Il sands
alone-the great awakener Of the parslysed phys
isus, II net only awakens the physical pnwer'
ifon state Of collapse ,snd insnluou but u u'
parts perusDsnt slgsr to tho muscular aud nsr.
vous sys,sms-rslnforcins ~ itFsre, beth the
stronghold and the outworks q vitality. The agci.
the dssrspd. the nervous, the broken down Of both
,e1es, arc recommended " tryiI They will sssur
sdiy and !. : pressut help IN time Of trouble.
IN
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80 YEARS.

F~ oru 50 years Dr.. 10. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BirTEs has been usid BY the pubic to eorreet
morbll AMI inactive functions Of the human ystan II
promotes healthy gastric secretion, Liver deranse-
men, will relieve Rheumatic aictioos cure Jauncc, In.
digestion, I.~s Of Appetite, shortbe u breath, Kidney
Complaints, Weak Back. Dizziness IAnsaor, Dyspepsia
and lu attendant symptoms In vainb'c tonic AMI
strengthening properties will nvgors the o'nvaescent
and will ar comfort and relief 70 tho age by siipu-
latng the constitution TO resist Its impending innmlties
Thousands Of the venerable population Of New EnsnDi
are sustained In health there lie prolonged to enjoy visor
Gus su happy oil age by regular and moderate use IL Dr..
Riehanisoa'sS Sherry Wins Bitteu., hU..-Iur' .s'
un .., q IOysscE. 81 HASovEs srHsrI, Bosros -r
and sold by the Druggists. a. .t. I- 3m'aS
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g Why WILL YOU SUFFER-

The remedy is within reach Of all. Smoisatg''
Compound F1n'd Extract Of Bnehu, will cure you OF
Ill Kidnsy Diseases, RAematism.' Goas, Gesp'i,
Drop'y and CAronis 0osorhoa and will rensw and
restore your exhausted and falling energies II
you have been too eager p9t1y y q; pisgyv. poth.
Ing viii do you SO much good ~ Smsiasd.r's e.
tract Buehu. For many diseases Incident to To-
males, Smsissdsrs .BssAs To- sure add, sovoteiga
remedy Get hs gsnsins.. PyHs only One Dollar.
Sold by r. q Stevens and Avian Bacon, Bidde-
ord, and Apothecaries generally.
!, BURLEI6 II a ROC Frs, Boston, Genernl agents.
=, ASK FOR SMOLANDERS BrCnU.niy4
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05

vA woman inchsfles,os; g. , he led
I ISp f iaiy 20 visited & ,ais he bS.
ey. In darkencd apartment laytke corpse.
The widow was crying and everything
looked very melancholy. She LEFT the $50
and departed, forgetting her parnsol' He
turning she found the corpse carefully
nliSiingtl,tIibncYI U 4 HTlAa I
II The Oxford Democrat says: "Not.
wiihstanding that little leap of eighty or
ninety feet that the Saco makes al hiram,
fhe plap # payisutipk its wat4 70 Frf1
burg iSsGi5slf talked or nMh 'bradlAfy
proposes to overcome this olsticle by run
ming his preseut bout to the great fall. Lock.
ing at Moderation, and build another above
that will ssehus dozen miles further poAs
into I.ovewelis Pond and 'kpd near Frye1
inrrv VILLAGE The course Of ,riio river is
direct and pleasant; hrs depth enough 'm
the dryest ssasanto float quita . cruft, and
ws'hopo il'S prcjecs may hot fall thro''gh''
Rich READING. =iioh. Charles Sumner,
Of Massachusetts Gov? fumes " Orr, OF
So,,tsr JCsrOlna !; JShnah. Moves; John
p PiesySont, Wn! Iiiafvey, and q kafhr Clhet
Of Aiorllnhtqde, with other iilusttS,ioDs.
-rtvch m the. fhfendogicaf journal. Aso
Sbcml Science - Dreams and Dreaming |;
Psychology; it'hy9oshotiy ,and rhrenolc,
~. I'D isIa'yesyi interesnnB tititnl'ers -onty
% ctsror s2a yeaf. Address Fowler and
NWels, Ss8 7BrSadwsy, New York. Pms. ''n
rlRl,EJ ohul y, sar.nr..t, %. principal eeassdsr.
s,sSYJI WnEss Rnofb IN the Asa ssinatiop plot
Is nov iNing ID s'ffiehdly European county,
and DectetSty .seSArd 1knows % Ms where
abouts, % saii, Mr. BJatwtll! ~ Msosohusests
Inc recent speech 1t Marlboro, ialli ~ -li,i
~ Some specimens of rcd sandstone .Frrs
rsoentiy BROKEN optn 10 o lead Mine ~ Mem
phisy Tenueseo. and oas yas tCupt 70 contain
. petriRed hamAs hand insaopsrfsct state 81
preservation, In other cases parts of,aainsls
we're found, and also one black snake, some AYE
feet long, vas fSpnd, q the eonnstepcy ,ahd
weight Of the stohe! >, ~, ~ I,', . 80,
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- Mi; Caroline Brewer aged about 30
years lied In the Aims lousc in this city,
on 'FfidSy last. che had been an inmate
|of DE iAotse Zoe the hast ,blry five years
being the Oldest inhabiiant. V She bad POT
spoken an 'ineliigiblc word IL, al that Gfne.
hsn6g been disabpoin,cd IN love, in early
or wonI, and she rcligiously kept her vow
till her tongue, was parrlised 10 dssth.-:
One or the wonders of,he world. . ~ensn
in the mn possession Of Der vocal facIhies.
and yet keeping silence, Tot nearly bali .
century! Who Win say, after This, that .
woman canno, hold her tongue, when. abe
,nakrsuP her mind 10 do sol Pes'Ha"d
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y A letter from Washington, whose
author is endorsed by the Cas- county,
Michigan, Republican, in which il ispub.
lishcd. Us gentleman holding high Of
fetal position a, Washington, contains the
following statement; 80 ,.'" 80 WV.
20 Nothing will be done to jeff Davis
but to libcrste him. have reason to be-
licyc that President johnson is in his pow.
or, and that Davis has in bis hands, OF. in
those OF his counsel. Charles D Conor, Esq.
a letter written BY Mr.. Johnson a an curly
day, proposing 70 join De rrbellion, pro
ride G should hass scot II DC Confederate
Cabinei. You can. upon this hypothesis.
account for The, fact that although since
Dccen,ber last Johnson hns been fully and
officially Acquainted with the evidence in
detail, proving that Davis was an accessory
before he fact in the murder y Mr. Lin.
colin, Nc mas prevented bis trial Tor that
crime, This ! know. nj .,r,y,rl.a
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BRIGHTON MARKET-oet. ]:

Al market for the current week Cattle 1905, Sheep and
fAmbs :, Swine, 800, numbes w~tesn GATH. 1911
Eastern Cattle, $50 Working Oxen and Nosthem Cattle
ois C.uiie len over rom last Week, %.
PRIcES.-Deef CAlde - Extra, $13 no 10 II Is, nrst
quality Sl2 60 u O0 second quality, t1l 10, II %
ni TtS Ssss a II ios y b. .Tsilov, s % slevh.
q sPkLTS, I 90 % I rs e~eh. M i'H E'' N.
q, CALI SKINS, 70 20 $50 " b. Iis--IuJ' 'r... .-.'
REuARKs-Beef has declined from 25 IN 50 per cent
WORKING 0XEN-we quote sales at $1so, siIo 20
d llOO ~ hag. " NJ ffpN ffI ..f'.f 90
MICH COws-sales Extra $50 % $loo. Ordinary
ssS "a SIS. Store Cow SIS 10 $50. There IL gnri
supply In market Prices depend altogether upon the fan
sIIEEP AND LAiBS IN lots, 81 20, 90 % 50 each
YNrs, u % 10 4 50 or from 81 "a % Y n,
swfNk-wrtan fat Swine, ilV, IN % NV n
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weksvs received Q Isrrs invoice;ot PORGY
OIL. Light Color, and vnaK mos ANY UH-
PLEASANT ppfEIL, q splendid Article tor paint.
ing purposes. for which AisrH sarfHg esH DE
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05

GENERAL Butler, en- his way to the
Pittsburg Convention, made a speech n,
Huntington, Penn, which is thus reported
by the correspondent Of the Traveller:
Ny friends, am much obliged for your
courteous and kind reception. lam always
glad to see then ofsound principles. Voice |:
That's what's the matter with ,is !" laugh
ter. have not spare copy Of the Con-
stitutioD, nor a spare flag to leave with YOU
fiaughter], but know you have both, and
know how to take care ofthem; (appia,ise,
and cries OF that's good."l can there
fore only give you my sincere thanks.
lcheers. .. b" '''...'. i0'2 '.- .. 'r
General Gcary WINS next called for and
said; r..... .....r a... .,.f .r,
In swinging around tho circlc he felt II
proper to thank Andrew Johnson for tho
benefit no iad done The ,.cause in general,
and the cause Of the speaker by his speech.
cs. Laughter and cheers. T,...'b
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05

PusirIiSo Tux usioS PAsrr. A Re
publican speaker in Ohio used tho follow.
ing illustruiion: .'' - =.
"The gold miners used to find il very dif.
fcuh to grt out ihe gold dust without TAX.
ing up some OF the alloy with Il until final.
IL lhcy hit ON the plan Of dipping a highly
mmgnstizcd wire. which took up the alloy
and leh the gold. They would keep dip.
ping this rod until all the alloy was remov.
sd. Now Mr.. Seward has been taking the
President, bis superior officer, by the nape
or,hs neck, and ihrusing him into the I'm.
ion parry, and then pulling him out again
(la,,gh,er) putting him in to see how much
alloy thcrs wns in il. say, 90 Oh with
this work, Mr.. Sawanl-puriiy the Union
party. C"Good.'1 Take out all the base
metal, and il will DO the better for Il. ani IL
better for IL, you are welcome to oil YOU
can get 1r| sFr' Ir'rf yill1.Ws" s'r