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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-04-06

GIN. LIE ON TTE WITNESS STAND. Gen. Rob
ert T.. Lee, the hero of the rebellion, has been be-
fore the Reconstruction Committcc, and his tcsti
mony is before us. The General is not only gooh
ut handling troops, hut a,lrOit Mt handling words.
lie knows how to put smooth face on disagreca-
bic matters lie was.qucstiuuc,l MS to the conl-
ton of things in Virginia, AMI he answered, In
the Old Dominion things arc lovely. Gen. Lee
does not know u single Virginian that contem-
plates resistance To the Government. We believe
II. They found armed resistance to the Govern
ment an ugly entertainment, even before they
reached AppomattOx Court House. They want
no more of H. In this respect, Gen. Lees Com
Tolerate friends are undoubtedly rs sensible IN
Gen Lee himself. The General accepts the stua-
ton. We believe that, too. Every rebel accepts
the situation because he cannot help himself.
They only try to shape that situation to suit their
own tastes. To this VIC object. Gen. Lee is en-
thusiastic for the Presidents policy. Of course
he Is. so II JEFF Davis. So IL Forrest. So are
Mason and Slidcl. SO is Quantrill 81 Is Nc.
Gee. So il the London Times To.'lay they are
probably still more enthusiastic for the Presidents
policy, than they were week ago. IL the Presi'
dent would 60 40 far rs to arrest and hang Sum.
ner anil Stevens, anil scnl every abotiOnist to
Dry Tortugas, their enthusiasm would know no
bounds. Altogether, II isa capital joke to have
one rebel testify to the loyalty Of another. So
far the General sails in deep water There IL
nothing like glittering generality we'll handled.
-Dcir0H Post.
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~ One would suppose that the cattle plague
was sufficient scourge for the English farmers,
but 1t now appears that another has been add
ed. In Wiltshire disease has broken out
among tho fowls. They arc affected with
spasms; yelowish fluid runs from their b'aks,
and theft combs turn black. This new plague
causes great alarm.
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ga. IL. Stephens, who is in Washington,
speaks calmly, but cncouragingly Of the con-
dition of society and tone Of public opinion in
Georgia. The labor question is fast adjusting
itself. and less animosity exists between the
blacks and whites than Northern people gen.
orally suppose. Mr.. Stephens asserts tina. the
people OF Georgia desire nothing so much as
their practical restoration to the Union. and
honestly intend to adapt themselves TO the new
conditions by which they are surrounded and
make good their profession Of sincerity.
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EXTRACT BUCKuI
cuTes Kidney disease

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Rhe natism.
SMOLANDBltS EXTRACT RuCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BuCKU
cures Gravel.
SMOLANDHRS EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Structures.
The BEST Fluid Extract BuCkU now before tho
public, Is SMOLANDEiS. For all diseases above,
and for WEAKNESS and PAINS IN THE BACk, 81
MALE COMPLAINTS, and disorders arising from
ENCESSES or ANY KIND, II Il perfectly INyAI-
uABLE For sale 10y all Apothccsrics every sherr.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. TRY IT! TAkE NJ
OTHER
BuRLgIGB RoGERs, Wholesale Druggist, ~
Hanover ,trcat, Boston Gcneral Agents. W. W.
WnirrIE, Portland, Agent for Maine. DA
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y a letter from Sunaower county. Miss.
nysa negro employed on General Forrest
Phn'a.on' while asssulting his 1.-THE negroe's)
sick vile short time since wa. remon,trated
with ny Forrest lie drew his knife and a,.
tempted to kill Forrest. who, after receiyipc !,
wound in the hand, seized an ara ana L,iisJ
tho negro. Forrest gave himself up 70 tbs
sheriff. The negroes on the plantation ;u.,;sv
the homicide. justify
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- Gov Todd Of Ohio, according to n story
told by Senator Sherman ut that State, belonged
to the old Democratic party, until the rebellion
broke out. Laticrly an old Democrat came To
him, AMI said, Governor. now the war is over,
and you have had everything your own way.
suppose We start again the old Democratic party 2
"Well, liked II, said the Governor. | was
brought mp q Democrat, and will join YOU as
soon as The Union party have discharged all their
obligations, paid all the pensions and widows, and
every dollar of the National debt. and punished
oil the rebels rs they deserve. then shall be will
Ing to join the old Democratic party. | like to
pay all my debts myself"
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Tur MoKuoys The Sal, Lake r,i,ue saw,

Tue MORMoSs The Salt Lake TeieAe SAYS y:
ave have information from good authority
that brigham Young recently announced, in
grand council. his unalterablc determination 10
stand or fall by polygamy. II was ordered that
all church officials should forthwith be instructed
to promulgatc this fact, and urge by every means
the entrance In plurality ut once Of all persons
who desired to hold good standing in the church.
Immediate compliance was 10 be required and
those who tailed or refused were to lie informed
that the church disowned them-all must become
polygamists or be no longer recognized as among
the faithful; they must do this for the sake OF
brigham, or they were not with him.
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TnRp TR,IS.---We are informed by francis
Chase, Esq, Superintendent Of tho u. 5. Il p.
II. r., that it has been concluded to put on a
third train to accommodate the large and in.
crcasing travel between our city and Boston the
ensuing season. This train will probably he
an express one, leaving here at q or 10
o'clock =. NJ, RI ns To connect with the arrival
of the Eastern lines of steamers from Bangor.
Machias and the Kenncbcc, and making the
running time only four hours between tho cit
les. This will be great convenience to the
public.-PrCss.
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~ Bv Tho death Of Hon So,omo, Foo. N.

y BY the death Of Hon. Solomon Foo. the
next Vermont Legislature will have the unusu.
al responsibility Of making three elections Of
United States Senators-one to I'LL the unex.
pired term Of Judge Collaner, one for the long
term, and now one to gil the vacancy occasion.
ed by the death OF Senator Foot. Gov. Dbl.
lingham will. in the meantime, have to appoint
q successor to Mr.. Foot for the remainder oil
the present session Of Congress.
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= The Bangor Wing learns from a rel;,h,.
gentleman from Ellsworth. tina, the peopIo in
that vicinity, arc enjoying an extraordinary
treshes, using canoes TO sail about their cellars
and navigating the streets in aatboa,s.
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II A bill for the equalization Of soldiers
bouutics is about to be introduced Into Con.
grcss.
~ The Saunders kidnapping case at Mon
trcal, has ended in the discharge OF tho prison.
ors. on the ground OF insufficient evidence
q Gen. Sheridan, after his recent Mexican
tour, stated his opinions sufficiently and forci-
bly,, as follows: III II owned l,-ll and Tex
az, would rent Texas and live at the other
place.
ga girl ID years old has been committe
in London rs an habitual drunkard.
y The emigration to this country from
Germany is greatly increasing. A letter from
Berlin states that 100 600 persons have already
engaged to lcav" via Hamburg and Bremen be.
fore the end of May. Tho cmigrants are near.
ly all Nortl,erners and Protcstants.
"a The Bangor Wing complains that tho
any mischief, from robbing hcnroost to knock.
Ing down peaceful citizen.
TT Lcavcnworth, Kansas. has carried the
entire Union ticket, with cx.Gov. Courrie for
Mayor.
~ In the case Of Bradley T. johnson, a
notorious rebel, late Of tho rebel army, and
who participated with Police Marshal Kane at
tho commencement of tho war in tho effort to
rcpel the National troops, and who was recent.
" held to bail in the u. s. District Court at
Baltimore, to answer to an indictment for treas.
on, tho President has interposcd, ordering his
bail to bc discharged and tho abandonment OF
his case. johnson claims exemption under the
terms Of his parole.
~ The Cincinnati Price Current foots az
the pork packing in the West for the season a,
ono million cishty-thrco thousand four hundred
and seventy four hogs, being seven hundred
and sixty-eisht thousand one hundred and for
ty.iive less than last year. The hogs this ycal
average tlirty.slx pounds heavier than last,
reducing the deficit three hundred and ono
thousand two hundred and thirty.six hogs.
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In MEaom,S.-'rhe Rochester Democrat pro-
poses to erect monument in honor of the defiinc,
Democracy, aud offers the following as an in.
scription:
lie, Jacet!.
Tur hCNcR,uc PlRrr
akiel hashaoi 1t
SIlyERY,
an iDlul,cnt hthsr ~
R1rs,
anil firm ffienl
%
REBELLION.
The tentlcr plant that north wnls chllcl
Has dr-rT~l AMI wi,hcrvsi IN H. prime
hut what the snowy haliot killed.,
May flourish In a warmer cline.
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II We learn from the Lewiston Journal
that there are now thirty-four students In the
three classee In Bates College. In the Latin
school connected with the College thers are 46
students and In the Seminary 40. The College
is in most prosperous condition.
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Errors or Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prematurc Decay and all the effects % outl
ful indscrcton, will for the sak. of suffering humau-
ny, send fire., 10 all who need It, the recipe and dircc-
tons for making the simple remedy by which he v1s
cured. Sufferers wishing Ia profit 10y the advertisers
experience, can do 50 hy addressing
JOHN ~. OGDEN,
Iy9 No. IS gAamb,rs street, SsW ioTE.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION. - Complete returns
from every part of the State give the following
result by counties Hartford, llawlcy SGlS,
English S93T; New Haven, IIawlcy SlO9,
Engisl, 1000; New London, lIawlcv $500,
English iGl7; Fairfield. Ilawlcy GSG9, Eng
lish 7lOl. Litchfcld, flawlcy 1906, English
3675; Mhl,ilcscx, lIawlcy 2J3S, English 2G2o:
Windham. IIawlcy 3l93, English 2OsG Tol.
land. IIawlcy 1913. English 1887; total, law
Icy, 42.l3l; English, Al, G22: lIawlcy's ma
jority, 500. The Democrats carry the 10th
Senatorial district by 50 majority. giving them
4 Of the 81 Senators. Curtis, Union, is elected
in the 18th district by l. majority.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How Refreshing

Are the April showers, they nourl.h into life the
opening buds, and renew all vegetation. nut vet n
Is time Of the year when there Is great danger OF
taking Cold from exposure 10 the weather Goes
Cough Balsam II excellent for Coughs and Colds SCR.
Throat, and all Pulmonary Complaint
While Goes DYSPEPSIA Cure Is invaluable In Dys
pepsla Indigestion, and all diseases OF the stomach
anil bowels.
Dr.. 4. Iacun sole Agent for Elldefoci Iv
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PLANTATION BITTERS,

wl'i arc INV rcanmeplcl by The hisies, ncfca auIsrI
tbs, AMI warrant"i TO prr"c @m'i.R, beneficial rfc,
Thy mr. cScoli'gb asrNa'", Perfectly rnr- nv, m.t 81
rrs,lc IN ohcr TONES wSp lsanly rn,i stnnuL,nt 1,
rquroi
T'y purify, strengthen anil Hi;on,e.
They crate l,ahly api.u,e.
Tiny arc M N'abl'.c ~ change Il water anil diet
They orrrc'me effects u dissipation anil Late Ipurt
They strengthen tie systm anil cnliye, Ne mini.
They prevent miasrnl,ic AMI ini,nnticu, sv,rs
They rHif the hratl arl AGILITY of the stomach.
They cur Dyspepsia anil C'sr.tras.L
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They cure Liver Comphu, ALL Ncryor iIcallslr
Tlicy mako III, weak s,rDr, ~, Lnguki b,ntsl, M
arc cS'a''l natures gnat r~torr Thy cump',l ~
the ohrarl Caisaya hnrk, wn,,ryr-r ~slfs r.t, as
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tic,ihrs, So circulars ard testimonials arVuDl oac l-itlc.
Beware Il Cvunterkts MEI
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LIFE! LIFE! IIrEi

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bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism, Ns-.
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Fever aud A que and Cholera In - sinxie dayi
Sold by all Druggists, with iul directions Tor use.
ORRIN SKINNER 60 Props, Springfield, Mas
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roots ROOTf ROoTi

KEND! KEND' KEAD'
Roor's rEsrAcHIsE preserves the LIE Of the Hair;
changes II from gray TO lie original color In three
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scalp; Is delightfully."- perfumsd, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin We tell the story quickly aud
tell II true, when wo say II Is perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
Nooher preparation for the hair contains rcstachio
Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co, Sole Fropie,or,
Springfield, Mas.
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HOUSE LOTS At AUCTION.

win be soh At Public Auction on the premises wEDNEs
DAY. Arh 18th, nj ocik r. w., eight hoi.s lots situated
between liacoa anil lll Streets known the King c These
tie desirable nts for building puPyes that have
Tx. LANE, Auct'r
BiilefOrd, April @, 1890 3sls
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Whisketst Wl,,.kers,

DOyOn want Whlskcrs or Moustaches, Our Grecan
Compound will force them 10 grow on Tn smooth.
est face or chin, or hair on bald heaN In six
Weeks. Price 81 packages for 81. Sent hy mail
anywhere. closely sealed, on receipt Of price
Address. WARMER 4 co, Box ia Brooklyn. NY.
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CARD

THE members Of the Biddeford Mutual Improve.
ment Society tender their thanks 20 Hon John Lypoh
for liberal donation q Government Documents
CErHAs ilEPwoRrH, Clerk.
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n,,noti A NICE BRUSSELS CARPET, I6i by
hi CHADBoURS 4 SowELLs.
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s. T..-lS0O-X.

Prscs q sNsntsy habits trAhe,i will, wcalp.ss la,sL
'"s, i"lp'''sn q the ilrt, h Of Hp-ttr drr, assr
eating, ohl liver const aton, &c, sere u sur IL y
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Use Roots PEsTACHINE, and the hair will no, f.ll!
American Life Drcps-an Coils no more.
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Make Your Own soap.


IL will make ~ POUNDS &C excellent Iiari Soap.
or - GAILONS OF the very best soit soap. for only
about n CENTS. Directions On each box For sAie
at all Drug and Groccry Stores.
DIRECTIONS.
Put one box Of SaponiRcr into three saluDs IL wa.
ter nOck I'll the emil and let the hex boil until II
cmptes ITSELF then take out the h.xl add four aud a
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Pour small tumbier oi cold water into tab or box
t0 wet 10 round the sides, then empty the soap In
~ stand all night, AMI cut In bars 10 the morning:
II will be iit for use In q few weeks.
Soft Soap.
Made IN tho same way, with the exception Of add.
Ing fifteen gallons Of water and no sslt an W" need
is an iron k,fv'. 6mIi
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocHss


IsaEDiArE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consump-
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The 7rosh,arc recommended and prescribed by rhy.
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Obtain only "BRowS's BRoScniAL TRocHEs.- snd
do not take any % tho TarthLsu Imitation, that may
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Re,,ore thu Sick to Perfect Health.

r,v than, rbcv only cost - cents, and if you
..nno, s. sh.m Of YOUR druggist send the money Ia
m n fiRyaS Consulting Physician, ga broadway,
r. o. Box CO.'S, and they VIII DO sent ny return OF
"f bsier. suppisd BY Dsmas Barnes Co., Wholesale
Aeents New York va
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More Valuable than Gold.
B r VANS LIFE PILLS

Remove Headache, DiIrness, Glidlnes., Drownnes,
Unpleasant Dreams Dimness ofSight. Indigssuons
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LIE lUNIIC lDEBT.-lHV IOlUNlHH w INV W.
fetal statement Of the public debt on the LIST
Of April:
Debt herring coin interest isO23G3ii 81
Debt bearing currency intercst..... l,isG,N3Oli nc
Natl debt not presented for rayt... Wn57o ~
Debt bearing no interest ........... iGOiigS6i ~.
Total debt 27, 1880 -
In the Treasury In coin. ........... GI,GJ 40 ~
In the Treasury In currency. ....... GO!G7 ga NJ
Total in the l2lli. 3Sl n
Amt of debt less cash In tho Trcasy. 270JGiG5iG ~
This statement shows decrease OF 81 500,
% since the monthly statement published on
the lst Of March, and an increase Of the
amount Of coin and currency in the vaults OF
the Treasury since the publication Of the last
monthly statement of 50, ,i2l.57.
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Hume JUl
For 1896.
4 high-tonod aud brilliant Literary
aud Artistic Journal.

Established - 1916, The Home Journal, too
'n thrd o. Ianuaty. iot twentieth y,sf.
WITS IT, Old fncuds and sut-cfihefa II !.
.tl conducted by
Mp. WILLIS,
I'D by an Efficient cups Of able editors,
sntsd contributors and spicy correspondents
In the hfst is,us u the clmlnk sulnmi viii
. rummgnssd ncw stuts u Matrimonial
rs,isi,i-s by the wtltknnvu and ppaiaf hu.
murpa wntet Barry Gray aathO' u Married
Lite etc. etc.
The Amusement Department = under tbs
,hirsv 81 u A nrtitlE an aurumplishsd
tfits whe vii KEEP uur rradsn veii isfesmsl
I'll thai ts Interesting. 90 10th side q The
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Table cutlery, clocks, and a large assortment
Of guns, pistols and ammunition. Terms cash.
80. / CLARKs MARBLE BLOCK,
myl9-tf Conner Main and Madison SITS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas a, the March term, isss, Of the
Probate court Of panOla county, letters Of ad.
inInisira,ion on the estate Of Robert fIardir.
deceased were granted the undersigned. now
therefore all persons having claims against aid
estate, are hereby notified 10 have them Pro-
bnied aud registered, or they will be forever
barred b B BROWN,
JOS. N. HARDlE,
iep-6t Administrators
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

The State o. Mississippi Panola county. Ia
The creditors q Theuphilus n Harige dsr~..ss
tou are hereby neuhed thai ., the June term.
'lses' q The Probate court Of srla county. ~
estate q aid decssssd vas feporisa lnssissnt
no % fiehsis Jour claims against deceased
snd han them registered IN the uaes of ths
tleik q aid court, On or hskurs he ss-, aas
q February, 1851, e. thy will h lorsve,
hefTed prTER frHBARD
Ulfs1 Admiuissrsior.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court e,r
ranoia county, At the February isrm, 1885
granted letters Of administration 10 the unis
slgned ua me estate o. Dauisl Cauihsn. b.
.sssd. nos therefor ell psrsous having citims
g,insi said estate are hereby notified 10 hau
I'm rrotstsd and registered IN tbs Gle . /.
.aics Of @id county within the Time prsscfihsl
y las. Or they vil be forever bsrrvd.
LuDl IAu THEN
spl1s-s,pi Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Stephen yarbrough, William Yasbrough,
Augustine Yarbrough, Richard Yarbrough,
Martha yarbrOugh, Nancy Yarbrough, Joseph
YaibFough, john Yarbrough and James Var
hrough, heirs And distributes OF William Her.
ring, deceased. You and each Of you are here
by cited to appear before the Probate Court Of
said county, on 25th Of June, 1866, to show
Cause why the final account OF Joseph A. Her.
ring, administrator OF the estate Of said de-
ceased should not be allowed and approved.
BY order OF court, issued March, lse6.
myie-4t ". p WOOTTEN, CLERK.