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MARRIED.

In thi. city. Dec. %. by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr..
Thomas r. coombs and Miss Susie Z. Chapman,
In this city, Dec. %, by Rev. J. Hubbard. IT.,
Mr. George y. Ward, Of this city, and Miss Georgie
In ssco. Dec o. ny Rev. J. II. windsor. Capt.
Alfred Patterson, OF Saco, snd Miss Sarah Y. Jor-
dan, OF Portland. No cards.
At che .iiddeford House, Dec. 2s, by Rev. y. J.
Evans, Mr.. Thomas J. skillin and Miss Abbis
Deerins, both Of Cape Elizabeth, Also, at the
Same time and place, hy the same. Mr.. william +.
Email and Miss Belle II. Deering both 0f tho Cor.
,ner place. Portland papers please copy.
: In Ssco Dec -, by Rev. J. r. u Nichols. Capt.
Henry o. Hight. OF Boston. and Miss Lucy L. Ma
In ssco, Dec. rs, by Rev. J. T. O. Nichols, Mr.
Frank u. Lewis and Miss Hattie A. wingats, both
In Wells, Dec 9, by Rev. J. X. baxter, Mr.. Alob-
10 Hubbard and Miss Ursula J. Emery, both Of
Wells.
ton Mr. Joseph z. Littleheld. Of Cape Porpol.e,
and Miss Mary A. Davis, Of Center Iarbor. y. "
In Kennebunk, BY Rev: 4. Worth, Rev. frank
X, Roberts, pastor Of the Baptist Church. WeilA
and Miss Sarah A. Mason, OF Alfred. Nj James
4. OAKLAND, Of llayerhill. Mass. and Miss Abois
In Kennebunkport, Dec. .I6, by Rev. George
Holt, Mr. Charles II. Mitchell and Miss Lissie
Clyaves, both OF Kennebunkport.
In Kennebunkp port, D,c, Is. by Re-. Moore,
Mr.. William wildIs and Miss Phebe d. kenney'
both Of X. a. ...f..s I'D.
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II Influential Virgininns are reported to
be in Washington, suying that the Virgins
Legislature is prepared to accept the con.
slitutional amendment if they can have an
assurance that upon its adoption their rep.
rcsentalives will he admitted. They give
up their opposition to negro suffrage, to
the Acknowledgement of their old party lead
es-eyerything, in fact, for the sake Of
getting back into their old federal relations
and they believe that as Virginia goes so
will 20 the whole South.
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Alta Court Of pr,sats held - ksansbsnk. within
and ior the County 81 York. on the dTa Tuesi..
10 December. In the year Of our Lord sishtssn
hs9srsd sod sinu -siI, by The Non. n Z. Bourrs.
Judge Of said Cosrtt
MARBAREr GOODWIN, ssssl In certain 10.
VI stfument, purporting 20 be the last will al
testament Of iIosah Gooduis. late Of ksnbsbuLt.
In s.ld sounsy: dsesassd. hsvisg prsssstsd tis
same fof probate
ell persoas sstssestssi. by causing . copy of It's
order 10 b publishsd three vssks ssecessiSsly IA
The Cniou and Journal, printed 81 BlddeIcrd, Oh It
they may appear at Probate Cosrt 70 be holden
O. baco, In ssid county, on the hrst Tues
brsnoos, And sLsu ssa.e, u any they have. vii
The aid Instrument should moi be proved. approved
xissss. a.ers II. kSS~R.as Rss,s,ss.
xstsss. George n. Kaowisss. Register.
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Ai.sst. George II. Rnowlton. Register

Al Court Of Probate held &C Kennebunk with
In and Tor the county of York. On the first tn. -
cen hundred and sixty-s,x. by the lioa T. y.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court, sEr-
JERE ii. taylor. Executor Of Seth Storer, ls's
d Guardian of BbeneIsr Storer. % Wells. 10 said
county, an insane persen, having presented tho
first aud final sccount Of said seth s,orsrIs guar
dinnship Of said ward for Allowancet
Ori.r.d, That the said AceeuhtAnt give notles tn
ell persons Interested. b. causing . copy of u II
order to be published three weeks ssceessiycIy
In the Union and Journal. printed At Biddsfoi 4.
10 said county, that they may sppesr ~ .
Probate Court TO Be holden ~ sAeo. IN
next. at ten ofthe clock In the forvncon, Q u
shew cause, u any they have, why the same 'horld
not be allowed
W ! Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
AtHus copy.
Attest. George H. KnosltOn. Re gisteT
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

NOTICE 1. hereby given that Albert Wilson. Of
" Kittery. In the county Of York. by his deed
dated September 18th. A; ID. is6l. and recorded In
yeyed Co Daniel fr.bes. OF said klttsry fee and
In mort ago Tot Of land situated In said kittery.
With the dive ling house thereon. and bounded on
the south by The road leading ~ kittrry Pslst
bridge on the west by land VI Andrew J. Pcnhal.
Low. on the north by land u said Penhallow and
John Y. Lawrey. and On The east by land Of Oliver
berry. containing about 10 acresi thai the sa!d
frs6ee ny deed dated Oetohss 18th. A. ID. ls6s, soh
and assigned saii mortgage TO me- the subscriber.
and that the condition In said deed OF mortgage
broken, whereby I claim . foreclo,ur. 81 said
mortgage. = f.. - THOMAS u. WEEKS =
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THE TABLES TURNED. week some
of the citizens Of Galloway County. Mo-,
enraged ut new schoolhouse In Fulton,
destroyed oil its furniture, tore off all It's
doors and. bruke. all Of It's windows. The
same night Governor Fleicher's proclama-
ton WINS read. and some Of the most prom
inent rebels in the town, who otherwise
would have justified the act Of the mob.
alarmed at the prospect of having troops
quartcrcd on tnen, went TO work. raised
money and refhrnished and repaired the
schoolhouse better than il was before.
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q The Es,por Sentinel says that one
day last week, while at Machias. a man
n,med flanders saw person named Bisscl
q pe,llcr, counting his money, amounting
to about $1,000 Finding thai Risscll was
about To proceed TO Lubcc, sanders went
on in advance AMI secrcled himself in the
bushes along side the road somewhere be-
rws-p Maehias aud Lubec. When Mr..
Bisssli rods along. Saunders jumped from
his hi.ling place and seized the reins with
one hand while in the Other he held pts
TO aim d at VIZ. Bissell's head, demanding
his " money or his lifc." Puuing bis hand
in his pocket NJ IL to hand over the money,
Biss,ll withdrew il with . revolver and
shot Saunden in both wrists The wounds
were quito severe, making u necessary to
have Que hand ssupota,ed, and tho osher
will b useless hereafter. ,.,,t ..,.- ..,..g,,
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hUeN, ucorse IL hhoWItoh' NsE"e'
Attest. George u. Knowlton- Register.

Al n court OF Probate held st keonshuok, within
and for the County Of Yosk. On the first Tuesday
IN December. In The year Of cur Lord eishte.n
hundred and sixty-six. ny The len. Z. Y.
bourne, Judge Of said conrtI
IN the petition OF Susan r. Small. interested In
" the estate % Chase Parker, late " hpfnEton,
In sh county. d,ceas ed, pmyisg thst ad,nisistia
to James " SMALL
Ordered That the petitioner cite The widow aid
next of kin ~ take adm nstra tion and give uoco
thereof To the heirs of SOD d, ceased and to I'll
De rsons Interested n said estate, by causings copy
cf this order 20 be published In the Union I'd
Journal, printed In Biddeford In said county, three
weeks sncces,ively that they may appear OF Pro.
county, on the nrst Tuesday In January nelt, st
ten of the cl OK In the forenoon, and shew elase Is
any they have, why tho prayer Of sabh petition
should not be granted.
Attest, Georse II. Knowitoa. Register.
true copy.
- Attest, Georye IT, kuowitos. Register.
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Cure for Pm Worms.
.b. Z. o. OOuLbs
y plN.WORM SYRUP.

This Syrup never falls In the mol sEfnvsfed cases 70
e1psI these irritating AMI dangerous worms frOm The s-
trm. ,,..,
Adults Of 90 a 20 years, Who have suffered r ieume,
trei In vain, are relieved Of al annoyance In
hours and when taken according IN directions WI sn,e
entire cure Il acts a. eAihartic, and improves ne
health by removing all impurities from the ys@n'' A
Always sale, even ~ tn the youngest child.
0BO. c. GOODWIN 4 Co, Boston, wholesale Asen's'
Rvr aale By all Drugyists. owS
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Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Alhsrt wlsea. o.
~ Kittery, in tho Coss' of York. by hn seed
dated October ~, A. ID las, and recofaea w 81
M. M. ."hscrib.r In Zee and In mortgage. lot 81
l. "A "nS tns ssiidinEs thsrsoa. atastsd In nd
Kist.ry and bcseded thus, CcITsne,ns on we
sorn., f,,Isf By ths lane leadias 70 the house Of
Andre. j. Psnhsllow thence running north lss
at by said lane tw.nt, rods 10 the centre OF Q
large stope ~ w: .su hssss eosth ~ $50 70
thsnce south iis vest twenty rods BY aid Berry,
land, N said road thence northssstsriy By ths
road 10 the corner begun at and that the eoudi.
tion In aid mortgage deed 10 broken, whereby I
claim foreclosure VI said lngrtxaes. y
Tn0MAS n. WEEKS.
Kittsry, Dee. u. 1896. 3ui
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Strange, hat True.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much TO their sd-
vantage by return mail Tree efeAarysl by address
ing ths undersigned. Those having fsari OF being
humbugged will oblgc by not noticing this ca I'd.
All others will please address their o6edient ser
want, TH0S. y. CHAPMAN,
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

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80. ~. -. I,m,n.o ,..nod hy him
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w's' '"u "' "'' P"1'N " G." c,.m.
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81, 1870. ~. 80
'na 'oa'u''o" n'' "oo'' '"' "e" .."--.i- %
The Portland star says 'na' ''ooe'' p,eener'
~. y, ,.., - n. Ion n. honss vsrv corlv
+. ~. no,,,nr o.,.o.,h,v % food IN. ,,,,,s
nj r,;...d .s.roh va. n,ds and NJ, bodv
80 :, A.. 80 non, hv IN very .h,,,
-. -. -.
,.,
j. Q. Milliksn has been appointed postmas-
ter "ho'i'' woo w ""''"e" '''S''
A patent has been granted to Leonard An
drsws OF Charlestown, Mass, and Ira Andrews
of this city. for improvements In blacksmiths
forging apparatus. ;,,. ..r '-..... ...
From the Portsmouth Chronicle We learn that
on Friday evening last, a, s o'clock. the. house
-, m. IA r.,,,.r.n ,ho Ia. but one
81. Ma .io,. an, I, I. .o;d TIA, tho srs
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w.. s;., ~ h,..,,ns On. =, nj. ,;h. hs.ids. re-
49, $50. ;U,s,,.I ,r;or,.. Dr Doacs
svs ..,,.d .roc.sd.d in roIuciny the
w. ~. -, !. no. do,nr v.,,
p"'"' ""u '"e p" -
Bro Miller OF the portsmouth "a1ene' Az
ministers " severe punishment 10 person 10
this county from whom ne cannon get ms pay
for advertising, by Publishing him. We have
$1,000, m our i;.t VIM will catch Hail Colum.
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The Holidays.

The gsyest season Of the sstirs year Is now
upon us, BIZ whilst Ne Srs enjoying this festive
season let % not forget that 10 time Of health
we most always b. pFspsrsd Tor dIseAse. Colds
coughs. sore throat, Group. asthmas and .nooP.
Ing cough are speedily cared By Cos.s Cogsn
Bslsam. whilst Dyspepsia, oon.tipation, se,
headache, sour anmssh. i.diguaioeSn noss
pt6li6c source Of " hssiihs:k csrtainy cu's'
by tho timely U.s. OF Co.'s DyspepsA Sufe'
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81 4 murtierous affi,y occurred IN
Nashville Tenn. lsst Tuesday night between
a parry Of the Atb lnGantry and. . party Of
policeman. The former wcre cheering for
Lincoln and the Union, whom the latter
como up with answering 'ehcsn for jeff.
Davis a melee followed 10 which ons'
soldier was shot dying In ., lew minutes.
Sergeant Henry Bishlcy received . serious
wound IN hin head. ''l''" ,'"''''
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The publishers have perfected system Of mail.
Ing by which they can supply the MAGAZINE and
WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer TO receive
their periodicals directly from the Once Of Publ
cation. Postmasters and Others DESTROYS Of getting
up Clubs, will be supplied with show.blll on ap'
plicstIon. i... Tt. .. .'r
The postage OF Ifarpors Weekly IL ~ cents .
year. which must be paid at the sabseribsrs
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..s rur..D.r, Dec. IT, 1866
BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. 20.

At market for the current week Cattle 9T,, Sheep anil
Lambs, 1850; Swine, s0Oj number Western Cattle, s2si
Eastern Cattle, ll6.
quality sII 90 10 II So second quality, $1,000 % 10 6oi
thiri quality, O0hD 100.
HIDEs, 10 % iOic v ID. Tallow, u @slcvb.
PELrS. 90 % Is EACH p
CALF eKtNs, 20 zoe Y ID.
RExlRKs-Prices shade lower than last week. quality
fair. Co.,
MICH COWS and Calves $lS, S. rs ID Ion.
SHEEP AND LAMBSIn lots, 81 00,2 2, 2 50 "a Is
each Extra. s. 10 % Is or from % SIC v h.
swINE-wc.tem fat Swine, iive,.s "a siR b,
Dressed 10 40 l0!c per b.
stors IIogs-Retan 10 lie per h. ...g H-rr.
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A'''o Sppi..,. G.orr. II. Kno~liDa. register

Al, cosr, Of Probass. held st Kennse..h, With
In and Tor the county Of York. on the hr,t Tues
day iu Desenbsr. In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and stxty all, by the Uee. X L.
bourne. Judge OF said Csufti
NN the petition Of Ellsworth Jordan, Guardian Of
" Charles y. jordan of BiddefoTd. IN ssld sospiy
an tnssoe person. reprs-entns that the gods,
chattel. and credits of his said ward, exclusive OF
what 10 reserved for his use, are not sufficient Ia
answer the just debts, expenses of maintenance
and charges VI guardianship, by the SUN Of nity
dollars, aud praying that iIe<Bse msy b. Ersntsd
10 him In sell and convey % much Of the timber
and ruWth standing on the real estate of his said
uari A. may be pscessAry 70 satisfy the claims
aforesaid, and also in sntie!patoa Of secraIns sI-
penseSl
ali persons interested In SAID estate. by causing
copy Of this order " be published In the UsioS
ssi Journal, printed In Biddrf6rd, In raid county,
three weeks .uccesslvely. that sssy may appear
at . Probate Court TO be held st ss"O,
in said county, on the nrst Tuesday IN January
Bslt. st Ten q The clock In the forenoon, ald
shew cause. u any they hsvs, why the prayer
Of said petition should not he xr,nted
Attest George II. knowlton, Regt'tsr.
Attest, George II. Kuowlton. Register.
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q The reported dca,h-ef Eseehsfe b
tire. tie WAS ovenaken by Corina and
Consiss. when ia tligh, from Matamoras and
brought hack to that city. Consequent
upoa he capture general ius,shsrdlnation
sf Ill he iihsral oliTses occurred In MAI
amonA and csnalrs. gaining M sppss
hand, executed Eseohsdo on The morning
or the 2tst inn, cisimiag u setss De rep
rsUsata3vs e. Usse0A 81 ~ .rroai I'M =
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- A Hannitsl paper tells or gentle
man OF tha, cisy who Inns loon presented
with his third pair OF twins in twelve year..
His 6rst vii. gave birth TO two pair, two
girls anil two boys II intervals OF four
years. They were horn on the amc day
or the week the sans day Of tho month,
in the samc month Of the year, q The same
hour OF the day, and all weighed, exactly
tho same number OF pounds
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AZ Court OF Probate held at kennebunk. With.
In aud for the county Of York, on the hrst Tues
day In December, In the year u our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty.sI. by the Hen. 4. 4.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court
an the petition Of Caroline 81. Stack pole, Int'r
" ested In the estate ~ Elijah Bean, late of Her.
wick. in said county, deceased, praying that sd
ADMINISTRATION OF the estate Of said deceased may &c
granted 10 her. or to some other suitable person
Ordered That the petitioner cite the Wild y
and next Of kin To take administration. aod gfyo
notice thereof TO the helrs of said deceascd and
TO all persons interested Ia sah estate, by eats
inx cUpy OF tiis order Ia 10 published la tIe
Usios & Journal, printed In Bfidcford. IN sh
county, three weeks successfully, that they
may appear At Probate Court In he Md
at Saco, In said county. on the hrst Tu's-
day in January next, ut ten Of the cloek In tho
forenoon, aud shew cause, 10 any they have. Why
the prayer of said petition should mt be grAnt.d-
Attest, George II. Knowitou, Register
A true copy.
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Al = Court ofProbate held 81 ksnDebunh. With
in and Tor the county OF York, on the nr,t Tues
day I'm December, IN the year Of Our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty-six. byths Hon. Z. 4.
bourne, Judge OF said Court
IN the petition Of william Mcdonald Guardian
" Of James y. r. Foes and Nellie y. Yo,s. minors
and children 81 James Foes, late o. Blddsfefd, 10
said county deceased. representing thst the goods,
shatteis and credits Of his ssd wards sre not su-
essns 10 sasvss The jsst dssts, slpsnea o. main
tainance and charges OF guardianship, BY the sum
Of ten hundred dollars, and, praying that licente
may be granted to him 10 sell and convey % much
of The real estate Of his said wards may be neees
sary to satisfy the claims aforesaid
Ovdsrsd, That the petitloner give notice thereof
TO all persens Interested In sid sstats BY causing
a copy ofthis order to he publisbet In the Uais~ 4
Jourss printed In Biddsord N said county three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may appear st . Pro.
bate Court 10 be held 81 saso. In said
county. on the first Tuesday In January next, at
ten of The clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
g .sy .a:y have; ss{ The prayer Of '.ia petition
: Asssst. 0sorEs II. Kso~itsn. Register.
Atrus copy.
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Attest. George II. KuO-l,Ou. Register.

Ala Cont Of Probate held 1t kennsbsnk. 9Th.
" and for the County OF Yorh, on the arst Tues-
day In December, In ths year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred snd siIty-si1, BY ltAs Hon. i. T..
bourne. Judge Of said Courts
vi errs, Cora y. Roberts, ClAr. J. Rob.r,s, joan
o. Roberta Trtstram Roberts, Martha Robsits
and Tamspa Roberts, minors and children OF III.
"a Roberts. late OF Ber.st. In aid county. de-
ceased, having presented bis ar,t general account
Of Guardianship Of his said wards Tor slIouanc
ortsrsd, Thatthe said accosntant give notlct 70
eli persons interested, by cauaing eopy u q 10
order 10 be psblished three week. .uceealvelJ ~
the n,sn s.Sysur~sl printed OF Bitdsford IN ,aid
county that they may appear ~ frohss s"Is
the dr,t TUESDAY In January, pelt, at t~n Of
the cosk In the forenoon. and shsv cau,e. u aay
they have, WIN the same should not be sllou.d.
Attest, George II. knoulton, Register.
Attest. George u. Knowlton. Register
At Court Of prooate holden at Ksnnehurk.
within and for the County OF York. on the 81
Tuesday In December. In the year o. o.s Lord
eighteen hundred and siIty-sil,by tbs Hen. Il.
z bourne, Judge Of said Court
WILLIAM BERRY, who was Guardian OF James
w X sawyer. nov deceased, md who vas . h'i-
nor and child Of CHARLIE ssvys, ns 81 81. s.1c;
account OF guardIar'hip Of his said late ward Tor
o,S,y.S. That the .sd accountant give notice
to all persons Interested, by causing scopy OF uis
printed In Bidiefor,i, In said county. thsss uesks
that they may appear ~ aifsbAts
Court 20 10 held at saco, In said eoanty, 10
the hrst Tuesday In January nclt, NJ Ten ot
the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, "
any they have, why the same should not DO AL
lowed.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register
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DIED.

~ Notlces Of deaths, not exceeding six lines, Inserted
rec, above that number at regular advertising rates.
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Popular Lectures I!
The sixth and last Lecture OF the course viii be de-
iiyerci on
Wednesday Evening, Jan. 9, 1866.

Dr.. GEORGE L. GO0DALE, Of Portland.
srsJrcr-"The yaiisy Of hs Great Salt Lake
Utah Territory"
pTicket,, IS Gents, to be had at Piper', BurnhamS,
LOck.'s. AMI at the door.
drDoor. open at y, Lecture at O'Clock. lwl
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF the
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uons arc not suncicnt iot uic uuhDcr OF
convicts, and larger prison is needed.
A case Of devilish cruelty was revealed
ct Chicago, day or two since. A step.
mother named Mary Owens has been dc.
tected in long series Of abuses toward her
sicp-daughter, little girl Of but seven
years ofags. She has been burned, scald-
ed, whipped, starved and beaten, and dur.
ing the recent cold weather she was con-
fined in an clubhouse until her little liinhs
were frozen, and she Will be cripple for
life. The woman WINS held for trial in
bonds for three thousand dollars. ~
Our State legislature will convene next
"Wednesday, and General Chamberlain will
be insugura'ed on the mex, day. Gov. CO.
ny re,ires after three years Of ariuous Ia.
Dor, such as never before characterized the
office, and he leaves with the profound 70
spsct and cordial esteem Of the citizens Of
the entire State. He has proved himself
a careful man Of superior intelligence and
reliability. and the manner in whichhe has
discharged the executive duties, reflects
srca, honor not only upon himself but upon
the State, 50 fortunate in securing such q
faithful and valuable servant. II b now
quite certain that no changes viii Be made
in the State cabinet except In the oliice Of
Atty. Gen. and tha, Of Secretary Of Seats.
The hrss Is necessity. since Mr.. Peters
hes hen elected 10 Coosvess. bo, the hstis
not necessity. and we certainly expect
that the ehanse's~a, eesss 70 DO srssd.
Why single oas III" Secretary fer the ,bee-
y Of roaiion? h ID becssss Of ,nalsea.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

We wish you "a happy new year" \
BO''oc d to have /. new ho'el;
Congress has adjourned over the hol'.