The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-26

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SMr. George Z. 0slehell Of NJ city took pas
sage titn Casosnas to Boston d tt Schoonsr
psSsb whtS sss sdisms sssd and toundered.
and passenger ssd crew SRsrs Aien of the
wreck by the brig Union which In turn went
over . reef In hurricane of Pernaudina and
filled. Being again rescued Mr.. osschsif vent
to Savannah and took passage 10 the steamer
City Of Bath. The steamer encountered .
hurricane on the 10th, and - Mr.. O. was as
sistipg the Captain To secure Soma casks on
deck the steamer shipped heavy ssa. and he
was washed overboard; rope Was thrown to
him and be was drawn nearly to the deck three
times when he lost his hold snd sunk. lie Vas
Abest IS yssss Of eye. end leaves -s-vifs snd
two children. Gung1 YqN
Mr. F,sncs Needs having bought al Of Tie
block In Which ~ isJspw tradisg, oosssr Of
Main and Alfred streets. l. making the arst
story into ono apartment and adding . front
to make Il on . line xi.h- Adams and Brysnt's
new blosks whiohs hy the ssy. h spsAriy com.
pleted. -
T9S6Eti... awt.ssr i,pos- ijrork.
has removed to Lewiston - Superintendent OF
hstsyfHop AiIia Hs hasISR Sho~ yof
frissds rkpS - wishes 60 viii hins g /.
! Aahoes sritsA rsstbu,ion h. soas saesr
notice. Some Portland roughs las, Sunday
entered the 1ossAard ofMs.! Miliiksu at Dun
stsn'sr Corsse, In, Scsrboro' and commenced
robbing BIZ. orchard. Mr.. NJ. hsing spAged
man and alone, .s0aId do sotbss6 bet esposss-
late With them. when with insults they threat.
snsd 70 "slsan hin oss" % theS rStorn st
night Meanwhile M. NJ requested his neigh.
bors, ais6am By mare. sfaihss and .tvo sons
who are "soms on their muscle. TO esaist- him.
In the evssIss she fSdshs rsiurpsd spd nine
Of them, leaving one In care VI the horses, en-.
tered the orchard where tScy we're met BY the
elder GRAHAM Who tried " dissuasls them from
their purpose. The ,rng.leadsr. ahsr some
hard words, made dash ct GRAHAM, and sud-
denly fell with bis face peeled and his nose
broken by Graasm's 6rst. !" The next one 10 Gle
shared the. sane tate. BY this time the hrst
rough bad got up aod another blow finished him.
The other roughs then made sortis, but were
met by reinforceneuts To- the shape OF the 9th
er two pugili,ts. and were speedily stretched
upon their backs. while from three the cloth.
Ing was torn quite. Bruised, bloody and nose
broken, they begged to be let of and allowed
TO 60 home. The thrce naked eoes' we're Toll.
Cd up in the ounA'o robes ana the mourn'u'
oorsegs was s''oHe' 70 osps"
AZ the Boston Morning train vas approach
Ing the North Berwick station on Monday last
the draw iron Of one Of the baggage cars drew
out, throwing. one baggage car In which were
six men over into the 6sld, and six passenger
cars of the track, and. remarkable to state,
none were injured except . lady Who had her
ankle spraibedf The engineer had jus, shut
of steam. The mail was delayed three hours
In consequences. -.. .......
G.nliner Cove Of Limius >bn. In ATTEMPTING
TO get upon the cars Of the P. 4 r. II. r,
vbil. in motion rvas thrown of. bis knee
striking one Of the .leepers, complete.
" tearing open the knee Joint, and other.
Il. ,,;n,,,c him. IT.. iii nrob.b,v lose
IN. ;oin,. and merriam, the leg. DR.. Gordon
..,,.d and hs sdm,n,,,,red temp.r,ry
relief. and .eut the man home. He SAYS Il
I, one OF the worst cases OF the kind he ever
saw.
III. a .n,.,ch and A.,,n Agr,cuI,ur., soci.
a.. Ia ,h.,, g., .n,,,l r, ,,Is s,o, AMI PA,
- 80 co,n., T,,.d,v and w.dns,,ay
60. M. .,d ,,,h rh. .,h,h;,,o, o,l
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H.. =, ,.,,,,. al .hi.., "a, GOOD IN
"',,,., - .,.,,,,v On. ,.,v Co. .n..;-l
49, =, 49,. "a 49,, -.r. .,h;h;,.d ,,,o
go. ,,on.,,o,. ,,rnin.. The .bov NJ ARTICLE.
>, ..,..,... =. ~, u.u -. 90. =, n,n..-
!, go. $500, ,h;nv .,hih;,,d "a. nam.
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farming community. Among other things, We
noticed .oms very 6ne rugs and quilts. One
,.nd,c,n,nu made by Miss Li,,ie J. Smith OF
Acton "a. nicely wrought, and showed study
am, ,.,sat, ON the psrti OF the maker; Also
very l.rr. rug, by Mrs. Dudley Gilman. Of
Acton. vasa hne piece Of workmanship. A
rare pen and Ink drawing of Hon, by l. N.
S,nborn Of Acton, excitei considerable stten-
tiou. Many other articles we're nicely eIecut-
ed, and show that the country people are As
ingenious - they are generous and open |
hearted, ,-.s...,a a., - q.
On wednssdsy. there was trot on the track |
4 little below the Corner for the Society," |
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