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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
M Az Il Err M, 1899.
DANFoRrH j., PREsIpINo.

50. York County Mutual Fire Ins. Co. rs.
William =. Abbott ct. al Action Of assumpslt
upon policy note Defencc-illegality Of assess.
ment. Opened and evidence partly out. Case
Withdrawn from Jury. Non.suit entered by con-
sent, and case goes to full Court upon report.
lao. York County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
vs.. Nancy HYsey. Action OF assumpsit upon
and that defendant Vas married woman. Open.
ed to Jury-withdrawn and entered. Neither
party.
l5i. York County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
vs.. Eliza Dodge. Same kind Of action and same
defence as In lao. Opened to Jury and with.
drawn. Nonsuit ordered by Court and exceptions
BY pln., and case goes up to full Bench. CT,
900. Samuel Hooper ". Sylvester Loud. 40.
ton Of assumpsit upon account. Defenoe-pay.
ment. On trial. $685.,
Fanny II. Cressey, Lblt.. vs.. Edward p.
Cressey. Cause desertion. Divorce decreed a'
Guntil. No appearance.
No 2a3-Samuel Hooper vs. Sylvester Loud
Action of assumpsit upon an account opened IL
iury. and Withdrawn and submitted to the pro
siding Judge. Judgment for plf. in 1919 dam
ages and costs. w p
Low. WIN. Emery
No. ia3-D Palmer Jefferds vs.. James II. Tripp
appit Action against def. as Dep. Sheriff, for
Fairfield. Goodwin.
No. u.s. Jeremiah Paul vs.. Daniel Hatch
Writ Of entry to recover possession OF piece Of
land situate In Sanford. Verdict: Def. did mol
dsseize In manner and form as the plaintiff has
declared against him.
Kimball. -. Low.
No. 3I4. Esther A. Ridley, comppt. VS.. E.
Trafton. Bastardy complaint Defence.defend'
ant is not the father Of the bastard child men,
toned In complt's complaint. Opened and sus'
pended on account Of absence OF witnesses.
Low, Drew & Hamilton. Smith, Kimball.
No. 22i. Mary A. Lord vs. Enoch +. Lord
Action Of trover. TO- recover possession OF the
intcrmarriage with deTt, from whom she has been
di,orced. On trial, Low. Kimball.
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~ Il nav interest flour BUYERS who y,

E II may interest -four buyers who pay
from 800 to S22 per barrel for that article to
know that the State Department at Washing.
ton, received under date of the 4th inst, from
the U: s. Consul at Liverpool, despatch, sta:
ting that tho steamer City of Dublin would
sail for New York from that port on tho en-
suing day, ladcnetl with $4,000 bushels OF
wheat, which, he was informed, had been i'm.
ported from the United States and was now
being returned for sale in this country. This,
a Washington paper says, furnishes an illus.
tralion of the difference in the price of celcrals
in the United States and England, and serves
to exhibit the complete control held over
American markets by unprinciplcd spccula-
tors,
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q The Memphis Avalanche (Rebei) heartily
indorses the following, which 1t credit, 70 Thu
South Carolinisn:
Again. It "a insisted that, while We do honor to
the graves OF Fedepals with like respect Az.
surd Shall We adorn with wreath and garland
the last resting place OF those who pillagod our
barns. burned our dwellings. and insuited our
mothers, wives, sisters and dsughtersf Il Il 70
os expected that lady should honor the memory
praying for the souls Of the damnod would be of
any avail. they might have the bsneAt Of our
prsyers-but honor them-nsyer! =
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W II is now positively asserted that at the
battle of Limestone Ridge or Ridgewny the
British forces numbered 1000 and the Fenians
800. The fight continued for two hours with
varying success, when. at last, the Fcnans
under their commander, Col O'Neil, with the
Kentucky and Indiana troops, came into line,
and Just as the volunteers thought they were
going to carry the day, poured in a terrific
volley aud charged upon them with n loud
yell. The force of the charge was such rs to
break their column and compel them to CON-
mence retreat. The Fenians followed them
closely, being fairly victors Of the field.
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~ As WINS to have been expected, the re.
elected members oftlle Tennessee Lcgisla-
turc exhibit u disposition to continue their
disorganizing course. II is doubtful whether
the government Of that State ban be continued
on its present basis. The returned rebels,
who form majority ofthc White people in
people in the Western and Middle divisions,
will not obey the laws, and will not allow
their representatives to obey them. The eff.
feet of their demonstrations must DO to delay
rather than hasten the restoration of the State
to its old place in tho Government Of the
Union,
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TO L ID Z 3.
ifyou require reliable remedy to restore yos, uso
DR., Harvey's Female Pills,

a ncver.hilIng remedy for the removal Of 0bstIue
tons no Matter FROM What sauss thsy arise. They
are safe and sure and will restore nature In every
case They are also effcacous In all cases of Weak
mesa Whites. Proapsns, &C. Sold In boxes contain
Ing 90 Pills, Price Oss DoUay.
addressed 10 Psmalesj 100 pages, giving fall tnstruc
tions-iO cents required for postage u you cannot
purchase the pills of yoaT druggist, uley Will DO
sent by mall pait secure from observation, on
receipt OF One Dollar, by Dr. J. BRYAN. Consulting
Physician,
Il. o. box, 5079. w broadway. New York.
Dealers supplied by Denas Barnes Co., Wholesale
Agents, New York yJo
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IA correspondent from Washingto to
the New York Times says: A prominent per
son who has just returned from the South
says, arrangements are now being made by
prominent Democrats to secure the represent.
alton ofthc eleven Southern States in the
Democratic Convention. Very many of tho
leading politicians North and South having
held consultation and laid out the work,
Fernando Wood is the chief spirit in the
movement, and expects the nomination for
Vice President Gen. Sherman is named for
President. .-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT Keep your feet dry, good shoes, keep them well
sucd with oil, and well meBiel, anil then you are unfr-
tunate enough 10 get Cough Ccd use Goes Cough Ba
sam to cure H. II will do Il every time.
II Il also important that readers should al know that
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cases Of Dyspepsia easpopnul day ~ II will enable the
most cone dyspepc 10 eat anything he chooses without
trouble. II IL excellent rcmeiy fjr any disease Of the
stomach bowels.
DR.. A. IiacU sole agent for Biiief,ri.
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EYE, EAR AND THROAT!

Requiring either MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid. Particular
attention given chirrn aece with discharges frrm the
Ear (.o very oen causl by scarlet fever, mes kc) Par
having chilirn afflicted infmei that they can lie
cur,i Of that DISAGREHADLE AMI DANGEROUS aifetoa
surely AMI permanently, AMI that the SOONER they have
Attended TO the more reality Il can h. cect. say danger
ous aicon "a IL many partial total deafness, and
even ippairiion of s mental aeriiss the result, IL The
disease Il ton long nesiec,ei)
Patients should keep In mini that In almost srery disease
tpre cunes time when !. beyoai the reach of human
skiI The Doctor beys 70 inform all applicants that they viii
MT he accepted Jnients under any circumstances whatever,
unless he IL satisde by careful PERSONAL examination
Of the ose, that lsc do them
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GIL A D N e w s
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ara warranted In aIl ease for the SPEEDY and Per
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No change of sisf u neee'sary,
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ceipt OF envelope and stamp. Address DR.. J. BRI
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Real and Lasting Benefit.

The written description given by patients Of symptoms, etc.
be docs not consider q reliable guide.
II 10 therefore utterly 10 apply Cor advice RENE
dies merely by letter, anil The Dctas time generally
very much occupc he cannot even prnis 10 answer sueh
letters, though he endeayors 10 do 90 possible.
All who wish 10 consult Dr.. Y. viii please take nooe W.
his stay u IRREyOCADLY limited 10 the time above am'
that Is impossible for him 70 proons his stay even a, ~
gle LAY, and AMI therefore In orier 70 obtain the ~
his stay, an early call II desirable. ,,,, =. oern
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A lie Interests of his patients may rPuire'
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II The Portland Argus learns that two
valuable steamers at one Of the wharvcs in
that city, had narrow escape from destruc.
ton by fire few days since. A pile Of paint
ers clothes, that had been thrown of, wero
discovered 10 flames just In the nick Of time
to prevent very destructive disaster. II Is
supposed that matches in the pocket ofono Of
the garments was the cause. ...f-
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ITCH ITcHi lToHi
SCRATCH, SCRATCH. SCRATCH.
WHElT0N'S OINTMENT
WILL CURH fHE itch In IS HOURS.

A :ss;;; sALT RnE Tit ydcERs bLAiNs
by sending CO. csntSto WEEKS POTTER, Solo
Agents, no Washington street, Boston 10 will b for
ysrdsd By mall, fss Of postage, " any part Of the
Oct Is, Io6S. .... IT,. yl9
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NSA Western merchant, on his way to
Sew York, fell in with a lady on the Lake
Saore road, who ingratiatcd herself into his
';ai S's Ss until they became very confider,-
s:" . one got possession Of his boggage checks
Jus, !!. 70 Nm %se earo Of them you Know" left
h .. =, n naaa and ordered tho baggage to
10 ''n m, aI'sr ner by the next train to Roches.
se .nc ~ seen OF tho merchat, hc was
derably excited state Of mind. ~'''
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rnE fcnrioS Nsws-ws have foreign new, TO


TmE FoREIoS Nsws-ws have foreign new, 10
the I'D ult. "
The papers contain nothing additional In r.c.,,,
to the proposed European Congrsr.. 7, ~ ~
sure to assemble. but Is thought to be probable.
Il ID reported that Louis Napoleon. In . CONVEX.
sstion with the Austrian Ambassador. Abiding IN
Venetis, expressed hope that Austria would con.
cent 10 make some concessions for suitable CON-
sideratiou, and thus remove one Of the greatest
obstacles to the maintenance Of peace. The Aus
trian b said to have disagreed with this view Of
the matter.
The elective strength Of the Austrian army now
under arms ID between Coz. 900 and 100, 900 men.
In case OF need 200 900 moro troops can b raised
In very short period.
The Congrsss Of German Deputies, at their
mceung ~ frankfort on the 10th, adopted ~.
olatlon eondemning var. declaring guilty oil
grNve crimes toward The nation those Who might
ososs one, ana thrsAsening with the national exc
crAuon tnoes vno might attempt to dispose oil
any portion OF German territory to Sor,,eners.
The resolution adds that var b. in.,i,anf. =.
cry effort should b made TO locals, i - olc.siy
~ possible.
IL editors Of sixteen Of the more impo,&...
liberal papers OF Germany have Just nss = T.
ssn % concert common courss OF action iutki,
s0srUmay.N All Agrsed to advocate ps.os - LONG
q thsY esuld. and promote rsvolutioa, In the In
tsrssas q unity, II war were 10 b inevitable.
II oas vol, says Riorsacs dl1pateh, % 900
m vsrs snrollsd q The Gsribaldisn volunteer.
Of Italy. u b bslisysd thaa ths number Of bat.
talions VII y raised non Twenty 10 ibrty.
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sMOLANDER's EXTRACT BUCkU
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Cures travel.
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The BESr Fluid Extinct DUCkU now before tho
pubiic Is sMOLANDERS. Por all diseases nboyg,
and Tor WEAKNESS and PAINS IN ThB BACK, FE-
MALE COMPLAINTS. and disorders aIlsing HON
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsi
Prepared rom prescription Of Sir }. Clarke, ~ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This we'll known medicine IL no iInpo'iffOn. hut y
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Oh
structiOns from any cause whatever md. although
powerful remedy, II contains nothing hurtful to
the consultation.
Ts Married Ladies'
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bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous AMI Spinal Affections,
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Whites these pile will efcetn euro when oil "sAsr
means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain Iron, calonel, antinony, Or
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Pull directions in the pamphlet around each pack
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for full particulars get pamphlet, nee, Of Tho
agent.
N. B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed TO shy
authorised agent, will insure n bottle containing
over 80 pills, by return mail. Sold by NIL Druggists.
jon MOSES, u Cortiandt st.. New York.
va Sole United States Agent.
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND,
NORTH AND S OUT III.
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
The Great Family Medicine Of the Ags!!

Taken internally, sudden eosi', coughs wnk ''om'
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q The long bridge across Jamcs river, on
the line Of the Richmond and Petersburg rail
road, erected in place Of the bridge destroyed
by fro in April Of last year, was completed or
the 95th.
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RELIEF
wIOOPING COUGH.
RACON'S SYRUP
ia, ,r,., .f,rI IN thopans o. os-s For sale at Ia
cons Drug store, Us Main street.
porrv,s Moth and Frocklo Lotion.

| - Gtsu.. os MothTstch tsiso criei uverIntl ant
r,siva ar YrciLs o6sn very annoying, particularly to
49, ~ iist comIlesion or tbe iscos< sis<s sow
.inIv on tire Gee u Asss Than q brunette isli ti.y
sraiIy mar the bauty q esf ard any pvpaation that
vim cftesuAry thru rfhosf UJurisg fAs fsIfue
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az who has rue disesscs a ue skin speciality, hss de
opserui remedy &c tbese disslosaiioos shkh 10 Ut ooos
pcmpt, infaiibe anil hannless.
PrIsrui only By j. 9. PERRY, Demao,ass. No " Iosi
street New Yort md Coz sss By al drpse Tsts ~ yer
bottle. Can bs
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Bold By al druggists IN BLetci. Saeo AMI ehcwisr. yu
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND sHouLD III
CHECKED. " ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation Of tho Lungs. Permanent Throns
Affection, or an Incurablo Lung Disease
u ovTES THE REstLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHES
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO TUX. fARIz, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consump-
ton and Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALwAIs srccEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC STEAMERS
will find TroeAn useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving tho
throat ater unusual cxeron VI the vocal organs.
The Troehnsre recommended snd prescribed by Ply.
sicans and have sd testimonials rom eminent men
throughout the country. Being IN article Of truo
merit, and having Proved their efficacy BY . test OF
many years. each year Rnds them In localitiesin
various parts OF the world, and Tho T,seA sre mi!
versally pronounced better than other articles.
Obtain only "BnowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" and
do not take any Of the WsrtAsa, ira'is~s that may
DO offered.
Sold everywhere In the United States, and In For
elgn Countries, at 0 cents per box. 6ins!
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81 Tho Lewiston Journal says that Pro-
iessor Levi Stanton Of Bates College has been
invited 10 become Principal Of Drummer
Academy, ut Nowburyport, Mass. e.
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE P. 8. &
P. r. r. COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the Portland. saco. q
Portsmouth Railroad Company was held at North
Berwick on Monday. Tho corporation assembled
in the Baptist meeting house at Doughty's Falls
village at u o'clock NJ. Hon. Ichabod Goodwin,
OF Portsmouth, lex Governor Of New Hampshire)
presided. The Annual Report Of the Directors,
for the year ending May 81. 1866, which included
that Of tho Treasurer Of the Company. Eliphalet
Mott, Esq, was presented In . printed form. and
distributed among tho stockholders. Prom this
We extract the following particulars:
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~ We have received, Just as wsgo to press. OBJ
eIai notice that tho Congressional Convention oil this
District will DO holden In Saeo on the 10th inst at u
O'Clock A. NJ. Representation same rs for the Ban
yor Conveution.
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TO LADIES.
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Or. Harvoy's Golden Pills,
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Send Tor DIR. HARvEY's Private Medical Adviser.
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purcbsss The pills OF your druggist they will DO sent
by mail, post.pad, secure from observation on re-
csipt OF Ono Dollar. by Or. J. BRYAN, Consulting
Physlcian $40 broadway, New York. ~
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"NIght. Blooming ccreus," like the Bard sublime,

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CONSULTATION on First Visit Free'

... a,.s.s.s Lot he above NAMED necd application
r% - ae q only 70 thoss the Dr. derotes hs whole
stieniioa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
BAD FOR THE RADICALS.

The World has q COpperbead correspondent
in Washington who winds up column OF splen-
etic outpouring against colored legislation in
Congress" as follows:
"How drcsdfuly sold the Radicals would be fthe
South should adopt In the different States this Radical
ommebdatiOn to allow negroes to vote The maj
condition Of the most Radical lreconstruciioDist
would be subjected to the following rights: Restoration
would be accom- pished In spite Of the Radical oDstruc.
tions-the representation In the Southern States would
be largely increasedthe negroes would be very likely
to vote for their old friends and former masters whom
they know. and who are. OF course RebelsIand last
and most horrible Ito the Radioals) thought OF all,
population 10 some sscops ., Ine
one, probably, more opposed to this than the most
rsnting Of these Radicals, who are willing TO allow
would see the whole In Africa or In even warmer
quarters before they would permit single negro to
Vote with them in the House or Senate"
How full of suggestion is the above extract,
even though but partially true The South is
standing in her own light in clingiDg 10 the
shadow Of Slavery after the substance has for.
ever departed. If her statesmen would but act
as their Judgment must dictate, how soon, in.
deed, would restoration BIO accomplished"
We hail this admission of an enamy the. II the
Radicals" do not desire the spoliation of the
South, nor her humiliation, nor any qualification
of vengeance upon her, but simply the recog-
milton Of the loyal Blacks as entitled to the
common rights Of manhood. And this recogn.
ton, it is admitted, would not disfranchise nor
weaken the South, but would increase her power
in Congress and her internal strength and pros
perity. Then why not!
Gentlemen Of the South! You see how easily
the Radicals can DO "sold." Take right hold
now, and sell them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

The Iowa Legislature, which meets only
biennially, assembled at Des Moinss on January
8, and promptly ratified the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing Slavery. A resolution
to that effect passed the House on January 10,
and the Senate on January Is. 1t deserves Par.
ticular mention that all tho Democratic mem.
bers Of the two Houses, sage one, who was alb.
sent, voted for the resolution. This shows O
real progress, for year ago the Democrats Of
Iowa went hand in hand with those Of other
States in denouncing the action Of Congress, and
Q leading organ published q "black list" Of
Democratic members Of Congress who voted for
the Amendment.
1t Is also due to the credit Of Iowa, which
always aspires to the front rank in the advocacy
of the principles of freedom and progress, to re.
call, on this occasion, the fact that her Legisa-
tire was the frs. TO pass resolution raopssting