The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-31
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prominent battles in ylrEinip. one OF which
was at the explosion Of the mine before Peters.
burg. where he received severe wound In the
thigh, by the effects Of this wound no was com.
PEELED reluctantly to:resign.
For oil these varied exposures, he has 70.
ceived the reward that most soldiers arc receive
ng throughout the country. His successor Is
Andrew !. Stimsop, d Kittsry. 2iSs =
! tsmesO o. Trsfethsrsu. an spotheos'y dealer
In Kiuery. hiss received the appointment ss
Postmaster ct Kittery Foresids,, Vice A. A.
Hayes, removed.
A match game Of base ball took place last
Friday. between the Rockingham club. Of
Portsmouth. and the whipple club Of Kittery,
In which the former Was victorious from ,
acors ofss8 to 25.a VI p'y - a 4
Admiral Bailey, and large number Of OFF,
GERS and invited guests, made an excursion to
the Shoals on Tuesday, IN the Steamer Port
Are. A showder was served by Capt. Trefeth-
eren. which was said 70 be very good, and re-
fected great credit to the good.natured Hora-
to. We hope the next time he win remember
the office bummers." Commander Joseph
NJ. Bradford has been detached from this yard.
and ordered 70 the command OF the (" Resscs.'
2 fageEesI e HosA4ts.
KESSEBuSKroRr, Aug. %, 1866.
Editor of the Journql-Dear Sir: Treason
10 being made ."odiouss by traitors taking the
front ssats instead Of the back ones. f
my policy not being able 70 find single
johnson man In this town, has appointed to
the Office Of Postmaster . Copperhead, who
has opposed the Government. "tooth and nail, y
oil through the war. It y said, also, thai the
Custom House Is provided for with men Of the
Same stamp, but the appointments ore not to
DO made until after election, fearing some eI-
positions that would be somewhat damaging to
the expectants, and detrimental to the my
policy" cause. Yours, Respectfully. - !.
! -. fe. 80 "OpIous.'
In our advertising columns will be found
the advertisement of n Main Street. Mr..
Clcavcs has the right idea Of trade, which
is to buy of first hands and save high pri-
ccs to his customers. Ho keeps one Of tho
largest stock of groceries in this county,
and Gun and will sell as cheap as the cheap
est. H ,'i 30 1r" ..I .
The Democrat says that "Messrs. Eastman
& Lane are building an extensive Tannery at
Limerick, which they are expecting to have In
full operation In the course Of month. They
have erected d building 40 feet by so feet, with
curriers' shop adjoining 20 feet by 40 feet, con-
tanning ffty-three pits and an engine Of ten
horse power, with oil other necessary machine.
~ for conducting one OF the best and most
complete tanneries in this State, and propose
to tan 5000 hides year. They have had much
experience In the business and we predict for
them brilliant success"
d. Y. Thurston Of Berwick was arrested on
Saturday for stealing watch from tho pocket
Of VIM. Ls Fluer, at the Kennebunk camp
ground.
> Look out for butter thieves Mcssrs. George
and Ebene1er Seaman OF Saco had each about
40 lbs. Of butter stolen by some sllppery thieves.
one night last week.
Mrs. Jason Sawyer Of Ssco committed sui.
eide on Monday, the Goth inst, by jumping In
to hogshead Of water sunk into the ground
just outside the door. She had been III for sev-
eral months. A s.. 81 i. =:
A writer from Cape Neddck In the Saco
Democrat mixes Democracy and csbbages some.
what promiscuously. He says. "Cabbsgss
never looked better, squasbes and pumpkins
are abundant and Democracy looks we'll" The
last Is o peculiar kind Of garden "sarse."
Postma'ters have been appointed In this
county as follows: Kittery. J. p. Trefethen 1;
,Rittcry Depot, W. @. Parker; York, r. Var.
ril; No. Berwick, c. W. Greenieaf; Alfred,
Silss Derby Keunsbunkport, Elbridgs Moody.
A now and cheap edition Of the Business ri.
rcctory Of York County and General Directory
Of Saco and Diddeford. has been issued, and 10
for sale q. the bookstores and At this Office.
We can supply blanks for claim agents under
the new law, for Q little while longer, but when
be printed. Send in your orders.
A. schooner nsmcd the "Ssrah Louise" Of
about 125 tons, was successfully launched from
the shipyard Of Mr.. Asshel Goodwin. Cape
Neddick, on Tuesday evening, 2lst inst. She
Is owned by Mr.. Goodwin, and Was modelled
and built by the Messrs. brewster. OF Cape
Ncldick, and designed for coaster, and 10 In
every respect superior vessel, a. to workman.
ship and materials. CD
We must compliment the Biddeford Band for
the great prohoisucy they have made, and the
excellent music they furnish. Their leader.
Mr.. McCrillis, 10 natural born musician, and
Is pronounced BY good judges - equal to tho
best cornet players. a
STORE BREAKIxa.-Lsst Saturday night the
clothing store Of c. @. Burleigh was broken
open and q lot Of goods stolen. City Marshal
Brooks, Of Biddeford. was put on the track,
and yesterday morning succeeded In finding oil
the goods with the exception ofone coat sleeve
The goods stolen and returned were pars
pants-3 second hand COSTS new coats--3
parts Of coats not Anished and vest. The
thieves seems to have some particular spite
againstMr. Burleigh-this makes the hfth time
his store has bean broken into. Saeo Demo
Graf, ~ p 81,
As l. A. Cheney, clerk in the employ Of
J. q. Deering If Ssoo. was engaged on wedpcs-
day last in hosting grain into the third story.
he fell 10 the FIRST door, down two stories. AT
FIRST Il Was thought that he was very severs'y
injured, but We learn that he win soon DO en-
abled to 60 to york again.
Mothers and Nurses, IL yoa have occasion to AL
minister repces 1r Dysntrry, Diarhoa, che, coAmp'
sck 90 Sour Stomach AMI the like, don't fail TO give pr
hcxsrlls srsrr lr.L lis advertised In ss0ther col.
umn, and b rraliy all that 10 claimed for H.
.cho..ra, pysenlery, Coughs Cob and Rheumatism
are quickly eurui BY "American Life Drcfs."