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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

PACKING JURIEs.-The Reconstruction Commit
tee got the business Of packing jury on Mr..
DAVIS into their head and could not get it out.
The reader will remember with what nonch alance
JEFFRErs UNDERWOOD compacently assured the
committee that he could pack jury to convict the
prisoner. The following extracts show how loathe
the amiable nquisitors were to leave this inviting
subject:
Mr.. JONATHAN ROBERTS, Sheriff Of Fairfax,
was examined.
:, Q: Could you gather jury in Fairfax county
that would convict of treason one OF these rebels
A. No, sir.
O., Gould you pack @ jury in that county that
would do 1T
A. No, sir. have no means Of packing Jury.
seect the Jurors to be summoned, and then jury
is drawn from them by lot.
Tho sheriff 1t soems, oonld not "manage it, !"
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JAMES BOONE, q oItizeu OF Louisville, Ky., q
descendant Of DANIEL BOONE, died III Louisville on
Friday.
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HH NOTICE-ELIZA O'NEILL, ADMINS
TRATRlX OF REV. P. O'NEILL u.s. MARIA T. Mc.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19
MXINE.

CASE OF P. o. ]. SNiTn.-The Supreme Judicial
Court have set aside the exceptions In the case Of
the Commonwealth %. F. o. ]. Smith. and the
defendant must therefore abide the sentence Of the
court. The offence charged in this case was sub
ornation Of perjury, and extraordinary interest
has attached to the proceedings. from the public
position and notoriety Of the defendant. Thirty
three years ago he Was President Of the State Sen:
ate Of Maine, and from 1888 to 1889 represented
that State in Congress. az late years he has used
his large fortune very extensively in telegraphing
enterprises, and has had marked career. Of which
the verdict in this and the present decision OF
the court threaten very singular termination.
MIR. Smith is out with acard stating that he has
new evidence to bring into court which will revise
this decision; he made the same statement before
this present and last judgment. We give him the
benefit Of this statement, hoping for the sake Of
the editorial profession that he will be able to
purge himself
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TIE QUESTION OF NEUTRALITY.

Tho diplomatic correspondence between MT
Adams and Lord Russell in reference to tho
neutrality Of England during our war, has been
brought to close. Oh" subject ON both sides
being exhausted, aud, il Is needless to add, lels
unsettled. England declares the principle that
q nation is itself the only judge OF the adequa-
cy Of its own laws, and its enforcement. OF tho
same; but now proposes that the municipal
laws of both countries should be made more
stringent in regard to foreign enli'sments' Mr..
Adams retorts that il the reasons Tor 1t are now
sound. no fails to perceive why they did not
avail during a period when this country could
have fol, the benefit Of them. Now that this
diploma.ic controversy has terminated, the
leading organs Of public opinion in England
arc evidently becoming alarmed at the position
OF the British Government, and they 500 retri.
button, or something which their conscicnccs
form into that, in the quistness Of our Govern.
ment. They acknowledge that, in the event OF
Englands being engaged in war, the Same con.
struction upon the duty Of neutrals, II accepted
and acted upon by any other Of tho great pow
ers rs she has accepted and acted. will annihi.
late her commerce-and so Il will. The proper
adjustment Of this question, then, concerns
England vastly more than II concerns US. and
we confidently expect that she will make ample
restitution for her piracies, under tho pressure
Of circumstances liable TO fall upon her and
crush her shipping interests solely by her own
selfish decisions. In the Senate, Mr.. Chandler
Of Michigan, introduced q resolution to with.
draw our Minister ut tho Court Of ST. James,
and declare non Intervention with Great Bri.
tain. This was tabled by vote OF % to IL.
The same Senator moved a repeal Of our neutral.
ity laws, which motion is still pending. Even
il neither Of these motions prevail, as there is no
probability they will, that government which
has lent itself, actively or passivcly II matters
not, to the destruction Of our commerce at q
time when such blow meant the destruction
Of tho nation, can gain no comfort nom tho
writing upon the wall.
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- Tho President has sent message to the
Senate, in reply to the inquiry Of that body
why Jefferson Davis is confined aud why he is
not brought to trial. The message covers TO
ports from tho Secretary Of War and tho Attor-
ncy.G General, aud docs not otherwise respond to
the Senate resolution except by referring to the
annual message Of the President. The Score.
tary OF War explains that Jefferson Davi, is
hold on charges Of treason, Of melting the
assassination Of Abraham Lincoln, and Of starv.
ing Union prisoners Of war that the President
desired IN have him frss tried for treason, and
that tho Attorney General advised Virgins as
tho most proper place for such trial, but that
the Chief. Justice Of the Supreme Cour. declines
10 hold court within the limits Of that circuit.
The Attorney. General states the substance Of
the opinion heretofore given By him to the
President, and there the matter 10 Left.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

= Some Of our Democratic contemPo'"''''
are feelingly discussing the cause OF their par
tvs decline and fall. If they want 70 discus
a self.evident truth, il is no business OF ours
but Il concerns tbom much moro to lind ou'
whether for them there Is any resurrection
Lot Thorn ask any one on the strcet.--Th'
diplomatic correspondence between this coun
try aud England on the Alabama claims. il
published, and tho weakness Of the latter is q
apparent that some Of its leading journals nc
knowledge it. - Collector Hamlin made
$500 "slap" by seizure OF struggled good
on which $4,000 fne was imposed, the Law
giving the Collector ten per ccnt.-A new
counterfeit so cent currency has been brought
to light. The genuine is 50 miserable tina
there Is quite rivalry in counterfeit stocks
We have tho satisfaction Of knowing tina
"competiton is the life Of business. Con
gress will create the new Office Of General ant
give II to Mr.. Grant. The Confeds wero aheat
OF US In that respect. 1t is officially statet
that JEFF. Davis is hold for mitigating the as
sassina,ion Of President Lincoln.-Thc emf
grant ship Gratitude. from Liverpool for New
York, was wrecked at sea, Jan. /. All tn
crew and passengers, 306 in number, were tax
en- of by Capt. Burke Of the barquc Fredonia
and brought TO Boston.-Our thanks are du'
to Senator Fessendcn for two valuable pub. docs
Also to Representative Clark Of this city, ant
to Hon. George A. Frost. for legislative docu
msnts.-lt has been legally decided in Eng
land that lady may occupy seven feet diane
ter Of space.-The Falls Of st. Anthony ar
rcceding. first straw bonnet braided il
this country was by Mrs. Baker, who Is nov
80 years Of age, and lives in Dedham, Mass.
. y Barnum has "got . going agin." ant
1t is said that the glory Of this latter house i
greater than that Of the former. p. T. is ir
repressible. oil wells are discovered il
Italy.-From Philadelphia, in 1865, petrole
um was reported to the value Of $6,6l3,S4O
why jeff Davis tried his legs in running
away, was because his arms were powcrless.-
Geo. Bancroft, the historian, has been selected
to deliver the eulogy upon Abraham Lincoln
before Congress next 18th Gold is declin
ing.-A brutal looking man, one day las
week, called at the rooms Of Senator Wad'
of Ohio, and finding him alone. asked him tt
sign his paper. Upon wado's refusal, HI
drew dirk.knife, when the Senator stepped
into an adjoining room and brought out two
loaded revolvers, and booted the fellow dowr
stairs.--A new system Of telcgraphng hat
been discovered. which does away with all bat
teries, &c.-From June 30 to Jan. 6, thu
internal revenue receipts amounted to $40,
SOC, 600.
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THE REooNsTR uur1oN COMMITTEE.

IL does much credit to Senator Fcssenden
and greatly honors this State, that our Senator
is chairman Of the Reconstruction Committee,
That committee is an able ono rs it should be,
involving as it does questions of exceeding i'm.
portancc to the country, and from all quarters
VIC learn of great satisfaction, the press speak
ing with especial confidence in regard to it,
able chairman. Mr.. Fcssenden is the control
ing spirit Of the Joint Committee on Recon.
s,ruction, and the people we'll know that he
will sanction only those measures which the ex'
agencies of the hour require, and that where he
leads il is safe to follow.
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ADVERTISING. There arc very few persons who
understand the use Of printers ink better than
lIelmbold. the we'll known New York Medicine
Man" lie says that printers are his jewels"
who have made for him what prosperity he now
enjoys. Not long since he paycd the publishers
dred dollars for ono side of that paper for one
weeks issue, besides several other leading papers
in New York lesser amounts.
He says that these who advertise literally arc
sure to secure the trade.
II Bogus foreign perfumes infes the market The real
cannot be imported account Of the encrmo duty. Mean
while Phaon's "Nisht- Boompg Cercus" which would heat
them out Of the Geld under fere system, every
where In urgent demand. Sold by all druggists.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19

MAINE STATE BANxs.-A paragraph 6rst up.
poared in New Brunswick paper warning the
public not to receive the bills Of State Banks
in Maine. and we end the foolish story in the
Montpelier Argus. Three years arc allowed by
law for banks that have changed to national
banks. in which to redeem their State circula-
ton, and not two. as the Argus has it. Al
though after that time such banks are not
obliged to redeem their bills, they will doubt
less be redeemed after that, rs the State Bank
at Augusta has donc-voted another year OF
grace, to January l, 1867. We give below tho
names Of all the banks in this State whose lin
tied term expires on or before the FIRST Of Au.
gust. 1866:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19

- The following communication from Hon.
J. Brosdhesd, Second Comptroller, was addressed
70 the Psymastsr. General on the soth Of last
month;
II has been brought 10 my notice that certain
claim agents are advertising that they arc en-
gagged In the collection Of extra bounty, from
two to three hundred dollars, for soldiers who
enlisted In 1861 and 1862. and all other times
when only 500 was paid. and are thus frsudu-
In no cases, except veterans has the EXTRA bounty
referred 10, been authorized, nor can Il be Mir.
ont further legislation; and Il Is very iuportsnt
that soldiers should not part with their dschsrcss
through Misrepresentation Of their rights'
would therefore respectfully suggest the propr;.
ETY. Of giving Official notice that in no case exeept
a above. u soldier who enlisted prior to June
IS, 1858, entitled 10 more than 500 bounty.
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reported, we give the names Of those member
from this County on the joint standing commit
tees:
Enlistment Inres.ig1iioa - Senator Mason,
Sawyer of Saco. FEDERAL Relations-Senator
Weld, Burbank of Limerick .Miliidry-Senator
Hobbs. Codst and Fronfier-Sawyer OF Saco.
Mercantile affairs and Insnrance-Sanborn OF
Kittery. Education - Burbank Of Limerick.
Banks and Banking--Seuator Mason, Burleigh
of South Berwick. Acknowledgement OF
North Berwick. Manufactures - Hanson of
Buxton. State Lands and Roads-Fcndcrson
of Parsons6eld. Dirision Of To,cns Senator
Weld, Goodwin OF Wells. Division of Connfie,
--Ssuborn of Kittery. Incorporation Of Toras
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sane Ho,piiaI - Ham of Newfell. Reform
Saskatchewan, Of Buxton. State Prison
Goodwin of Wells. Librdry-Hll Of Biddcford.
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dispatch says that Col. J. II. Blackburn, former
~ Of the Fifth Tennessee Cavalry-noted for the
capture Of Champ rurguson and Gaming the rebe
General Wheeler at the City Hotel some month.
ago, rs well as for faithful service during the war
has recently. 10 defence Of an order from Gen
eral Thomas, had numerous suits brought against
him In Wilson County, for horses impressed by
him while 10 the discharge Of bis duty as an 9TH
Ger. A captain OF his, who recently went to Leb'
anon, In Wilson County, to investigate, was SO.
verely beaton by q mob, and Colonel Blaokburn's
life Is threatened II no appears In court agains,
those bringing suit Under the circumstances.
the Colonel has asked military protection and an
e.cort 20 enable him TO Go 10 Lebanon and defend
himself against these suits. Governor Brownlow
made application to General Thomas in person,
Who Immediately granted Colonel Blsckburn's re-
oucst.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
J nuary Term, 1890, at Sac c
APPLETON j., PRESIDING.


In the case Of Thompson rs. Perkins ei. ais.
the jury disagreed.
State Us. Johnston. Malicious mischief in cut
ting two line trees County Attorney Kimball
for government; Ira T. Drew for defendant. Yer.
dict-not guilty.
No. lo5. Wniiam Emery Us. f.. s. Hone.
Action on proniisOry notes Verdict for def.
No. 1903 Me Bride rs. Goldthrait. Trespas.,
involving question Of line. Commenced, and
gave way for
State against Simeon p. Nc Renney. Forgery
of the name Of Phineas Libby, 81, to receip
for SO. On trial.
But few cases have been put 10 trial. yeta large
amount Of business has been disposed of by enter
ing "neither party"
In CHANBERs.-Sdrdh Fl. Weeks, ibH., rs.
Thos. .M. Weeks. Cause, neglect and dcsertion.
Divorce decreed. $4,000 dccreed instead Of ali.
mony and dover in real estate Of husband.
Timothy Wdshburn, hbH., rs. Phebe Wash
burn. Adultery. Divorce decrecd rs prayed for.
Caroline +. Mills, hblt, rs. U'Hiiam II
Mills. Cause, drunkenness and cruelty. Divorce
decreed, and custody Of minor children given to
libellant. @. c. Yeaton for liblt.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19

y We learn from the Bath Time, that The
quarterly session Of the Grand Division Of The
Sons Of Temperance in this State, will BE- holden
in that city next week, commencing on Tuesday
p. ~, at 3 o'clock. Tho meetings will be held
in the hall Of Long Reach Division. Public
meeting in the evening. "Wednesday evening
social meeting in Columbia Hall, and probably
. meeting in the afternoon. Session will clcee
Thursday afternoon. Ample arrangements have
been made to accommodate the members, and
the Times prssuuss that, a. heretofore, the
members viii b ticks.ed on tho railroads at one
fare.
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81 Tho wettest place in the world il Cher.
apoorjoc, situated In tho Kossya hills. twenty
miles from Calcutta. The rainfall at that spot
10 upward OF 600 inches in the year.
n The city debt oil Boston 10 stated by The
Mayor in his address to be about SIS, 1000, 900.
The Copartneship heretofore existing IN:
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by mutual consent. All persohs indebted TO the
late firm are requested to call and settls the same
VIZ. Hni,
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biddeiord January ], 1906
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Honorable the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the State Of Maine in Legislature assembled
THE Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway Railroad having
purchased the track and all the property AMI franchises
Of the Great Falls and South Berwick Branch Railroad and OF
the Great Falls and Conway Railroad respectfully pray that
FAR their track thus purchased extends the State
Maine they may exercise the rights and privileges and b,
subject to the liabilities Of other arod Corporations In this
State.
PORTSMOUTH, GREAT FALLS, x CONWAY n. II.
BY WILLIAM II. HAckErr, Clerk.
January, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given that the above petition will he pre-
sened at the present session Of the legislature Of the State Of
Maine. WILLIAM II. IIACKETT
Clerk Of T.. q. y. a q. X. II.
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STATE TRE,suRER's REroRr. -The transac
tions Of the year are thus summed up:

The amount paid Tor claims due prior to Jan.
usry l, 1865, is So i6i, 5Sl 80, and the esti'
mated expenditure for the year 1866 is S2,2s6.-
2j6 80. The resources Of the State arc ST.
4s2,s37 81, and tho liabilities OF the State,
January /, 1866. S6,T22.45s IS.
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YORK COUNTY kCRICUIT URlL S0C'Y.

EMBERs Of the Yort County AGRICULTURAL bossety arc
vi hereby modified that the LrHssi Meeting q sh socsey,
@ the choice Il ooe f< ensuing year. and the uansao
ton of such other busipcus may rrf oe befse te,
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full and punctnai stteoiaDce 10 desral4e.
JOHN HASscoM, Secretary.
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"RIvERsrpE ECuo" Is the title Of n new month.
~ paper published In Buoksport. II Is edited by
Willabe Haskell and v. p. Wardwell, and de;
voted to Temperance. Literature and General
Intelligence" Price Sl0O per year.
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q A proaissat raiirosd man In Chicago. Who
invested largely In the silver mnss Of Nevada. ~
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