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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18
MAINE LEGISLATURE.

S~n.,r lO,h TIE Senate .coucnrred
Vak the HosSs In passsse Of tho orsier, ass-
pointing committee on legal refona
Mr.. Caldwell moved the appointment OF
special committee Oh that pan OF !hc
Gevernor's message winch reeou'e"ue"
a'hydrographic suryeN upon whlcn eons'a'
rahle discussion occurred wl'nou H., .a a,e"
'ng the n,sI's ., "s ~ nh "n The ,sblr,
"".1 "" ,.o o .J,n,od ,h,, tho ;ud;c;ar.
hnH ,...,;s. -. a., .,,,.,,;.ncv or
co'hiin'.e n'i"'o .u." 'nS oNPeS 80,
genera Jaw au ~. eNes a"G ~"
,;an f Ee term oS v s rsr.nn, md CORN
uon Ior q 'e,,n y. yeaIS P e.Sons a"u al
luuoIs aoou. 70 a"saeS W o''e.p..'s sc W." ~.
LAY LAY ~ "e , ooms'as"s y ~''P''Sie " ''
cay y. """, a.. c.,,r
moe,.-n een'neo copy =: no ~, ou G",
nt'oha' auhendnen' lece,'eG T nun ~, u'o uo'
srhoI. Oruers l"'IoNuceu 40 a,'o" MY"
y "sa.i g., ..r";.S. r.,acrd md,
compensation Tor SERVICES rehd sr ,os un''
the provisions OF Scc. ., Imp "" 'oh
To secure proper educationni ndvnntng'
IN townships where census was not TAX
in ,eo a.. s,.,, q,
T'ps aou',! o V Nv !" ssn,,,.r;ss m,v 1
. W." ~. 49, ar go.
nv, =! .;J..,, 80 nav ~, ,,,vo,
.;..t;.. ,ho.a,,,,. n...na,.r b,vinc. II,
aSeu VI 'ho you ~ o ~ ,.S.tIs La,
t;,.,., ."""
NV NAV M, ,;vo hon
| lhat pounu keepers u,ay "o' S"0 w"
nor The town NC held 'iao'e' !,
SENATE, 'lth.-reutlons 10 supply pan
gor with wn'cr-'eaVe 10 "'hdra"' vi
dcrs introduced! ~
| To regulate the NUMBER OF acSs
] month that school shali I've taugn y"
vent whipping ih on! co",ihon ee"o .C
; tlOusE.-Oriers introduced: 10 e~
mite and, secure damages Tor land JAKE
! rsed by telegraph companies For rc:iock
f., ing rivers with fish. Increase OF miller
oil on certain grains. moHgages o' pc,
'onoi properly TOT CIV or W. VIZ" s',, .e.o
I'll To have tho same euec' as oe"'ery'
propery. pan, =
Constitutional Amendment reponea ipr
committee. Ratif'ed cy xo'e OF Y" ye"
70 " nays. narre' OF ioIk Vo!eu nay "
+ muse hmend'non' u'a "o' s'a"' '"'f~'"
'ullfage' -.
SEsArE' Tan ~ thlng OF lh'''.s..
HOUSE ordeis Wuoeuoeu.
empt rom taHauon ceI''',' "nPo''e" '".'
stock designed to improve s'ock now he y,
20. 10 amend relating 10 Pom N.Y.
.ecnre greater pro'ecuoh I" ua'o'e'' y
highways. s..--.-, -,
Passed TO Gc engrosscd, an aI' 70 ;,,,. ,n"I
'alld inc ao'hes OF INC 'ow" " 'A
SENATE, l4,h.-Ho',sc bill relating 10 sh'
town Of Limerick read and assigned. En-
'sbling Augusta to loan its credit TO deve,'
ope It's water power passed 10 oe ehercsscu
The subject OF female suffrage was ih'ro'
dueed. o.. r
HousE.-orders inucd"eea haat 'ow ''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18
Pairs FAsmoss.--A recent letter fror
Paris says: rs''.-''.. "".''

Paths FAsnoSs.-A recent letter from
Paris says: @'''.-.... "'.'
The mos. characteristic features Of tho
present fashions certainly are the diminished
size Of the crinoliues-n worn at dl-snd
the slimncss given to the appearance round
the hips. The drrsscs are made excessive
y gored, quite tight IN front, and gradually
swelling ou, Ut the lower part, all forming
a sharp-pointod ,rain These are intended
for evening toilettes, and the fashion Is
more and inorc gaining ground Of wearing,
for out-of.,loor wear, short skirts over q
pctticoa, either similar to the upper oae, of
forming a cosuas,. In tho latter case The
hody answers to the pe,iicoai, the casaque,
made en- sac, being the same as tho dress,
Cotton vclvcts, called velretecns' arc ne
qu.utly made in this way, and are much
worn. Black 10 more fashionable than ever,
and when trimmed with colors and pro-
fusion Of let Is now thought dressy enough
for evening wear. "
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To COns,x,npflreS.

The advertiser, wing been restored N health I'm
o nv wee Is by very SIMPLE remedy. sLtef having
suffered for several years With revere lung nfee-
tion. and that dread diseasc - Consumption - IN
an Iious 10 uAhs known "a hIs fsllow-ssikrsrs tho
rpeNus % esre. To all who deire It, bs viii ssnd -
copy Of the prescription used (ffee Of chsrgc with
the directions tor preparing and sshg the ssme,
which they will lind Ssrs ssrs for Csnrn1fioH.
Sfi,as, ioneAiin, Coughs ,Cetds, a.doH TAsoaf and
Lang Af,sbsas. The only object Of the sdvsttissr
In sending Tho prescription 70 ~ beosht the siict
ci, npi spread Information which he eonceives 10
be invaluable. AMI he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy. ms 10 will oost them nothing. and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
lfs.I By return mail, will please address
Rev, EDWARD 4. WILSON,
iy9 ELIiiamsbsrgh, kta0s Co., Hsv fsrk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18
Triumph Engine Hall.
BIppESoRp. JAN. 7th,

BIppESoRp. JAN. 7th, 1887.
Ats meeting Of Triumph Engine Co. No. !, held
Ut their hall this evening" the following rssolutions
were unanimously adopted.
WAvsss. WIN. II. Thompson, Eco, 10 about 70
leave this city, therefore, a-...
Rsss'v,a, That In his leaving n the Triumph
Engine Company loses the presence Of one Of the
dearest and best friends 70 ever hsd-ths fsther OF
The Company-ous who. by his counssls snd sE-
ample, has ever urged us on In the path OF duty
and honor and BY his substantial aid has ever besu
rely 70 anticipats the wants Of tbs Company,
and provide means to promote It's vsifars.
R,,:, .r Thtt ~ present y hin our profound
for his Prosperity, deslrny b. this iuahs. "a as
sure him of our hrm friendship, and oar grateful
appreciation Of his uniform generosity 10 this
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18

EA boiler in J. Par,on's steam plas-
ter MILL Pa, exploded Monday, almost en-.
tireiy destroying the building, and killing
an employo named A. Alvonl, James Duffy
and Mr.. GALLAGHER, foreman Of tho estnb
lishment, were severely injured. VIM
Shannon Of New York, who was passing
at the time. was injured by the bricks.
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THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1869.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Jan. 10.

Al market for the curren, week Cattle 2iTs Sheep anil
Lambs, 1909 Swine, eel puDbsr Western Cattle Ss''
Eastern Cattle, o.
PRICES-IIe-f Cattle Extra, sl2 IS "a II 5Oi hrs'
auaIity 81 50 40 I? 50j second quality, tlo23 90 II co.
tird quality, s 900 10 co.
HIDES, Vlc = n. TaliOw, 7cHb.
PRLTS, 90 40 IS each.
CALF SKINS. "a 20c Y n.
RsnIRTs Our auo,alioas are not materially changed
bot considering the batter quality, there Is fully Doc
ewt decline.
MICH cows AMI Calves $ts, IS, IS % ion.
f sIIERP AND LAMBSIn Iots, 81 50, l Isl IS 10 . Is
each Extra, % 90 10 8 SO ~ from 40 Itc ID.
syINE-westsm fat swine, live, none.
Dressed Q % loc per b..
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Che Muiuu 4 Sunrual.
BIDDEF0RD. Me-, JAN. 10, 1867.
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

- 49,,
ienio'e eonnss'auon IN 'ahe''"e
"S L'"S s'<~'w' 90
Inc eopPe'ne'o' III INC o''"''' VI Io'
'umo'a arc nanSe''"s a''' ''' "'s'' '0'''
Three persons have died in Cincinnati
In consequence oil ea'ing 100 mneh PORK.
Nproduced the genuine hs'au' e"o's1
Charles d. Drake Is the new U. >. sena-
tor from Missouri and simon Cameron
from Pennsylvania.
Daniel w. Marcy, Of portsmouth IS the
copperhead candidate tor Congress from
the First District, N. II.
The last transport for Mexico to bring
home tho French troops left Touion Mon.
day.
Tho coppcrhead, Of New Hampshire
b,vc ,c.no,u;na,ed by acclana,ion Hon.
Joh, q. Sinclair. Of Bethlehem, as their
candidate for Governor.
Two men in Baltimore on Monday night
last had an alteration in a cooper shop
and one Of them cut OIL tho others
head with drawing knife. ...r
The toll bridge ut Belfast was chartered
sixty years ego, and tho charter expired on
the first inst, the bridge then becoming a
free bridge.
The yacht Henrietta won the racc across
the Atlantic. u seems to bs certain that
had the yacht Fleeing not lost overheard
six men, she would have won the rice.
cs,sr,, Howard. In the course Of a
a.uo,.,,o,;o, in hi, honor. in Columbus,
q. C. ON Saturday, said there were already
10000 colorcd children In the schools u
TIL. Jo;n, s,.c;ai Committee Of the Leg.
;.lo,ur, have unanimously agreed to raise
81. .,,,,v oi the Governor to $4,000. Il is
800 so..r hundred. The Legislature will
Jo,b,,.,. unanimously sanction il.
=, nj
~, -. =, word,v Las,
while crowded with skaters aud two nun
dred persons were prceiP''a'ed INTO tho
water, und thirty were drowned.
The editor Of the Portland Star las 70.
ccivei present Of silver ics-Pischer. and
"now looks at duty from fresh impulses
That pitcher, brother Knight was designed
for ice, not for punch.
A boy coa.ting on the sidewalk in Lew
iston, aid under loaded dir-cart Monday
afternoon. One Of the wheels passed. di-
rrc,ly over his neck, and he was badly
crushed, bu, no, killed, rs We learn from
Journal.
An aged lady rode in tho cars from Pitts
6.la IN Concord, N. H., who never enter
cd , railroad car before, although having
,,v,y, lived within fifteen miles of rail-
,,.J n ~, remember rightly, the late
poi cleveland Of Bowdoin College never
rode in a railroad car.
co,p s,..,.,. :. oh,;vcd n fec
nnr n N.v York. n, saw,
. s"'a" 'e" ,,' ~. =. d;,,n., 6,h, n, no
nc saa si Will, N. ,o,. or.Erin 90 bmrh"
(which literally Interpreted means ERIN so
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18
'Procrastiuation Is tho Thief Of Tina,

Demonstration is tho Thief Of Time"
|, ny delaying aAd fsrvsttins 10 have supply or
Goes Dyspepsia Cure 10 the house.resdy for imme-
pain and distress In the stomach, which would no
Immediately cured II you already hal II on hand,
FssAy &c ionsdiats ne. IL u. immsdiats In its
action. and cure. permanently Dyspepsia spd eli
IL kindred troubles .ET' -"
Coss Cosgh Bais,n may also always b pe,IeA
on In cases Of Group, whooping Cough, Colds,
Coughs. and all throat and ell palmonsry CON.
piaints
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18

GA dispatch from Iowa states that the
entire board Of State officers, including the
Supreme Court, commenced the new year
by signing temperance pledge, headed by
Adjt. Gen. Nat. u. Baker.
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Sfr0flge. hat Tr,ee.

Every young lpiy spi a,entlsmsa IN tho United
vantage by rstarn mail tTW ofeAUyeI by address
Ing the undersigned. Those having Esfs of being
huInbugged will oblige by not noticing this card.
All others will pleass address thsir oscd'ont ser
vant TIfOS. D. CHAPMAN,
iyio 81 broadway, New York.
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- The Washington correspondent says
the first election under the new District at
Columbia Suffrage Law will occnr in
Georgetown uext month, when a Mayor
and some minor officers are to no chosen.
Mr.. Addison, the present Chief Magistrate
of the old and sleepy borough. has occ',-
p,cd that position for many years, and y
moi a, all averse to occupying 1t for nj least
one term more. lie secs. rs every other
man of intelligence sees, that the negroes
of the city hold the balance Of power md
he and his friends arc nursing the negro
vote rs carefully and tenderly as ever the
Tammany politicians nursed the Irish vote.
In Washington no election win be he'll
until June, but the Democratic leaders nre
already "hedging" most industriously. Nc
groes get work under the city government
Tar more easily than they did last fall, and.
in quiet way; the whole brood Of office
holders IL cultivating lsInicablo relations
with the freedmen. I expect TO learn in
May that several persons whom ! have bc-
licved, for four or Eve years, to be most in
tense negro hstcrs, have always been very
we'll disposed toward Sembo and his fel-
lows-in fact, among their wnrrness and
most disinterested friends. ..... ...u.
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Tn. police Of New York report 2loo
,uses Of ill.fame IN that city, and - wv
omen of Infamous vocation.
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GLoosr FoRssop,Nss. - The London
Times, in its review Of tho year ls6si be-
gins with these somewha, remarkable od-
missions: r.r nai .1etea' ~
A gloomy, eventfid and ominous year
closes to day in England. A long season
of prosperous tranquility has been inter
rrp,cd by political agitation, by CONNER.
cisl disturbance. and by consciousness al
the relative inefficicncy OF the national arm
amcnts, and Of a propottionally declining
or suspended influence In the councils OF
tho world s'rr. H' '''''7''' W.
The burden OF the Tines forebodings Is
Reform Reform! .it s.H'f 30 ln,'n .'l
The ssa,e of the Law, and the dead loct
IN the eourn; the condition OF tho rail-
why's, and the wreck Of mercantile credit !,
education, or the want Of Il (; the dissen.
s'ons in the church; the inadequacy Of our
arnamenis; Fsaian thrsssa. Ainsricsu die
ieuliics,, European complications, sod a
good many other subjects difficult enough.
are trifies and p'aythings compared win
reform. ''' "'' $40. 'h.3'q 'u1 '-'1ir,
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p O. Hon. Lyman Tnmbull Of Ill. was
reelected United States Senator on Mon.
f, day the 18th, by majority Of AZ. Ills op.
ponent was Col. T. Lyle Dickey. t
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18

r il ID stated on Fenian authority thai
',sph.ns sailed for Europe on Saturday. +,
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MARKETS.
Biddeford and Saoo Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Arp,es, y bu.,....75Dl 90
Dried, v n. .l06ll
Desns, v bu.....3 coos ~
Butter, v ib........3Sdt2
Cheese, b........1s1o
Coffee, Rio, v ib....3o0
Java, v ID. ..t2ds5
Corn or Meal, Y bul3o ] Is
Eggs, Y doz. ....... 30d33
Tinur, con-. V bh..
Fancy IL oo41t 90
Extra.......l II ooIdldoo
Double En-. 10 Oo9is %
Rlsh, Dry Col, v ID. .@l0
Pollock. y n ....tfDS
Hay, v ton. % 0O125 %
Ifams, v n. Ml6
Iari, v b.........iAlI
Lime, v cs.sk.....:...l 6S
Cement ............2 10
Mackerei, No. ., " h. ..ml2
Mola~ss, G., v gall. Ass
Muscoyado, v gsll. 5jdpoo
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SHOCKING MURpER.--A dispatch from
Dayton, Ohio, says that last Saturday Miss
Christine Kett, aged nl,out 10 years, was
brutally murdered during the Temporary
absence OF her mother, by some unknown
person. Bloody tracks werc found In the
snow OUTSIDE Of the house, and marks oil
blood were also found upon the fence. a
discharged pistol belonging TO her brothcr
was found by her side, but there were cuts
upon her head made by some sharp instr'l.
ment, and the supposition is that in nttcmpt-
ing to defend herself with the pistol from
the brutal assault Of ruffian, sho was killed
by him. The pistol was fred into tho
wound aud so placed as 10 rnise tho pre-
sumption Of suicide. No clue to the per.
pctrntor Of this horrid decd has yet been
obtained. --mn- u II y IL = - vi 70
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81 Fosters printed 70 order st this onss.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-13
BalmOral and Hoop Skirts.

All kinds of Notions, Toys, Embroideries, and
dress Trimmings of every description, will be
kept constantly on hand. / will sell at the
lowest cash prices Call before buying else
where. Repairing and Trimming Bonnets and
Hats done to order.
mar14-3m MRS. MAGGIE DODGE.
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4 DISSOLUTION


Relative to an amendment Of the Consti-
tuition, providing for the extension of the
elective franchise:
ReSolred, By the General assembly q He
State Of Ohio, ithree-iifths of the MEM
bers elected to each House agreeing there
to- That it be and is hereby proposed to
the electors ofthis State to vote at the next
annual October election upon the appOyal
or rejection of the following amendment,
as substitute for the first section of the
fifth article of the Constitution of this
State. 10 wit:
Every male citizen of the United States
of the age of twcnty-one years, who shall
have been resident Of the State one year
next preceding the election and Of the
township or ward in which he resides,
such time as may be provided by law, eX-
cept such persons as have borne arms III
support of any Instruction or rebellion
against the government Of the United
States, or have He'd from their places OF
residence to avoid being drafted into the
military service thereof; or have deserted
the military or naval service of said gov
ernment in time of war, and have not sub
seuucntly been hOnOrably discharged from
the same, snail have the qualifications of
an electOr and be entitled to vote at all
elections"
ED. \. PARROTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. McBU RNEN,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867. aprSmG
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GrOVcStcela e. Co.,

DIANO FORTE MANUFACi URERS
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THE attention of the Public and the trade
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The "Grovestee1 Piano FOrtes" re>
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others at the celebrated Worlds
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Where were exhibited instruments from
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Philadelphia Baltimore. Boston and New
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struments at price which will preclude all
competition.
Terms: Net Cash In CMTren EUnds,
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT
FREE.
Jan.l7, 6--lyr A, &C,
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AFFLICTED,
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The astonishing success which has attended
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Young men, be humbugged no more by
"QuGcli Doctors'' and ignorant practitioners,
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perfect cure is guaranteed in every instancc.--
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One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in all
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Also, DIR. J0INVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure of GoDor
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They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
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Either of the above mentioned ar, icles will
lie sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paiG, by mail or express, Oh receipt of Ilice.-
Address all orders to
BERGER. SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
mar2ly No. 2S5 River St., Troy, N. Y.
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NOTICE
ON COUNTY CLAIMS.

A IL persons having claims or accounts on
"A Vinton county that he law requires the
County Commissioners to pass upon and al ow,
are notified that no account or claim will be
hereafter allowed by them, unless the same is
filed with the Auditor fifteen d, Us before each
regular session of said Commissioners, to be
holden on the first Mondays of March, June,
September and De cemb ber, in T. Claims
not so filed, will II be lad o the next
session Of the DO rd.
BY order Of Commissioners.
W. F. FELTON,,
mrli-ly Auditor V. Co., o.
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Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given to Anna Mary
~ b. Hawkins, wife of Rush 7. IIaw-
kin> of New YOrk.and Caroline NJ. Brown.
Robert Greenvile Brown and Nicholas
Brown of RhoGc Island, that on the 1lth
day of May, 1861, petition was filed
against them by John Carter Brown 2nd
of said Rhode Island. in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Athens county, in the State
of Ohio, and is now pending. wherein the
said John Carter Brown 2nd demands par
tition of the following Real Estate. to wit:
Fraction. or Two hundred and siXty-twO-
acre lot Number Nineteen. Section Twenty,
Town Eleven, Range Fourteen. in Trimble
township, in said Athens county; one hun
drcd and sixty acres, southwest quarter
of Section Number -Four, Town Ten. Range
sixteen. in Knox township. in the county
of ViutOn. and one hundred and sixty acre
Number Twelve hundred and eight. Num-
Der Twelve hundred and mne ard Number
Twelve hundred and ten. in Section Num-
Der Three, Town Two, Range Twelve. in
Sutton township, in Meigs county. in said
State of Ohio land that at the next term of
said Court application will be made for an
order for the partition of said premises.
BROWNS d WILDES,
mylGw6 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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From the stars we see in the frmament the
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