The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19
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IL. S.S.s.uvjt ~ sou.i rssniaar.,
M com Sif.siou states thss the sssh rsoeipss up
to the prcsen, time are si6a.ode. Ofthis sum
C.liossi. ssnds IN gold $3l 900, or In cufrensy
$40. 900, New York city and the country east
and west s7i. ooo9 FITTGVTJ C
The military authorities In Alabama have
liberated a eolored girl sentenced TO work
in the chain gang for petty offence, and
percmp,orily prohibit such sentences in the
future.
Geo. Gregory, OF the Preedmen's Bureau,
WAS grossly insulted by the landlord OF the Dill
House at IrisySk.,Nd, hAtFset nessuse two
freedmen osied On him ~hiis Ss~as Stopping
there. The General Was assailsd with . torrent
Of osths aad abuse for recsivieS the "pigcers,
and ordered to leave the house.
A serious RAILROAD accident occurred on Fri;
day last. on the Portsmouth s Concord road
near Gambia, about eight miles from Manchssfts- Z,
or. A lot Of freight cars with . passenger car
attached, were thrown from the track and down
an embankment. There were about 6ity pas
,eugers 10 the cars, several Of whom were seri-
oasly injured. though nonelwero killed.
We wish to Gull the attention Of some one
to the very inadequate express accommo-
da,ions Offended this city. by the Eastern
Express Co, and the patience with which
the Inconvenience has and is horne IS due
solsly to the popularity Of the local agent
and his subordinates, who doubtless do their
mos, to accommodate the public. The
trouble lies in having only one ONCE Tor q
territory large enough for two, sud that Of
fec In Saco away from The largest amount
Of business and the farhcst distance from
the depot ri D.. ...,....,.,.r .,gn. .,',
'Nox-RrsIprSr LANDS The bill requiring
advertisements Of NONRESIDENT tax sales to b
published In some paper In the County where
the lands are situated has become Law. The
arguments for the change We have stated, and
Il seems the Legislature appreciated their force.
and enacted an smenduent giving them effect
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Ths,loeal papers in the. State. ~ we'll ~ the
people. arc deeply 'ndeo'sd lot 'n'' 'asnss 70
Mai. W. b. LAphau, representative from the
Woodstock district. Who has been interchangeable
In keeping the bill In sight, through the various
manipuisnpns ,n" can % sn,a " VIZ .su "
winch WHe-pu''e" unpeis'snp 10" " ue'e.. !.
measure. ne srPeHea oe'o'' '"e So"a"'s'
70 "nea we Srae' was rs,erroa, .nu "" W. rS.
rpor'ed' a'no0. oee p,ss'.'" 'sse' Az,
acs met WIN mo.' assf'oeu yppeD'' nm.
wa "sh-nlsna 'os', ou' ho.ns p oV, ~,
Houses. '"Ws' hank nun mos. nor"'y 'or nv
earnest Efforts TO secure needed reform. Inc
law VIM take eject m thirty days 'orn tho ad-
tournament Of the Legisla'ure. In counties
where there il more than one paper, Treas
urers are to advertise in the one designated By
the County Commissioners, to publish their OF.
6oial ORDERS ~ 20 tsr.'.
The COPS. arc every where extolling Mr.. Eng
lish, their Governor recently elected in Con-
nsc,icut, declaring him to be an honest man, a
statesman aud Union man. Its scarcely sim
gulsr that he Il worthy OF their commentator
only 90 far IS he approaches the republican
stasdsrd Of goodness. Their great "holt. :"
and the best argument made during the cam
pairn vss. that he voted for the abolition Of
slavery In the Di,,ric. OF Columbia An act for
which the marty huno him In t6soy all over the
s,.,o o,,, s,u, wear, bes,re. We admire TO
=. ,h.,, con,s,,,on, Of ba sope,, from IN. COP.
n.rh,,d ,inn.r, even n they do no, intend such
=. . conf.,,ional ,en.n,,os.. II Mr.. English
ma, ROM In voting Tor 4 vital measure op-
NOD nv nj, party. and il to day worthy Of be-
ing endorsed Er Il, !. only shows that his par
" were wrong on one Of the lines Of division
separating them from the Republicans. But,
amer all. such A change Of front means nothing
nv vay of priuoinsl ON the part of the "Demo-