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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Godey's Lady's Book for February is receiy.
ed. This work wc hsvo noticed 80 frequently
that our readers understand its design AMI
Its merits. II has been from the first popula,
and successful. Its circulation 10 immense, and
Its design answered.
"THE NURSERY" 10 the title Of new Month
~ for little children. II abounds In little tales
written almost exclusively In monosylables
II 10 profusely illustrated, and can but prove
very entertaining to the youngest readers. II
IL edited by Fanny P. Scaverns, and published
by A. Williams, 100 Washington Street. Bos'
ton. Terms 81 SO . year.
We have received from C. NJ. Tremainc, asi
Broadway, N. Y, . new temperance SONG
book called The Sparkling Stream" The
music Is good and the words finely adapted to
the efforts now being put forth In the temper
ance cause. II 10 just the thing for our Tenn
persnco Organizations. and 10 Issued very OPP
portunely.
Hsrper's Magazine, for FEBRUARY has been re.
oeived. For our particular reading We prefer
Harper's to oil other magazines. Tho ptesen,
number fully suitsins the reputation which thi.
Monthly has 80 long enjoyed. "Wild BIZ
Is an illustrated sketch, OF thrilling interest
and instructive. The other articles Are OF gen
eral interest. Burnham and Locke have IL. -i
Arthur's Home Magazine, for February Il
finely embellished. and filled with reading mat
ter, OF which T. 8. Arthur has had the super
vision, which 10 sufficient oommendstion In ev
cry household. For sale by Burnham, fu (
Petsrson's Lady's National Magazine, for
February has come to our hand, with It's hns
steel engravings double, oolored fashion
plate (; .colored illustration OF crochet work
and profuse wood cut Illustrations OF fashions
while the letter press 10 nIled with choice lit.
erary matter. B. ham has II. a q .rir,rs
Hours at home, . popular monthly, devoted
to religious and useful literature. wshaye 70
ceived the February number from A Williami
4 Co., Boston. Published by Charles Serb,
ner 4 Co., New York. Sold In Ssco by Locke
Bsadis's Monthly. makes up every moath g
spirited and interesting Magazine. That for
February has an illustrated article on Rattle
snakes which presents much Information about
that villainous reptile. Tho publishers an
nounce for future numbers hew stoi y by Miss
Mary Prescott, also series Of illustrated arti
Giles on the Capitol, Preaident's House and 9th.
er Public Buildings at Washington. Publish
I'd monthly in New York by 'Besdle Co. Doh"
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Tux FuruRE or rHk DEMocRArIc Par
rr.--" Petroleum v. Nasty" reviews the
political situation in his forthcoming hook,
aud consoles the democratic parry for the
dismal prospect after the following fash.
ion:
"Thc discouraged Dimokrat may say
that preachers, aud newspapers, and Sun
day skools, and SIGH, are underininin their
party. In ,imo they will, but not vet.
There Is still whiskey in the land, and the
Niger is not yet extinct. Wv wat danger
Is preachers to these men, when yoo Good
ent git one Nv en- within gun-shct NV one ?
aud wal harm is newspapers to EN-, when
they can't read? BESIDES, We are not at the
end Nv our resources yet. When tho wust
comes to the wusi, there In the niger leii
us. When he is no longer Of use to nv ez
he is now-wbcn the prcjoodis is so Ear re-
moved CT To invest him with the suffrage
then We give him tho ballo,-wc'll lead
him up out NV Egypt, aud well make him
vote with us. Tho Dimocrisy never yet
failed tn control NIL NV the lower orders NV
society. They hcv the lowest grade Of the
fiirrincrs; they hev Delaware and Mary.
Lind they hcv Moo York City and South.
ern ilIinoy and Ct tho Niger gets the bal.
lot siore he docs the spellinbook, he's ouru
beyond perudvencher."
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TO THE PRESS OF THIS STATE.

Il will be remembered that the subject
Of urging the legislature to amend Chap. 6,
sec. li2 Of tho Revised Statutes which
now requires town treasurers to advertise
unpaid nonresident taxes in the State pa
per, appeared in November in nearly all
the papers in the State, and was endorsed
by all except parties adversely interested.
In accordance with the expressed wish Of
n number Of our brethren Of the press, we
repaired to Augusta in order to secure tho
attention Of the proper persons who should
personally bring the matter up in the proper
form. Great care was taken to prevent the
hills being smothered in committee, rs il
Las once before been done, and positive as
surances were given by leading member,
of the Judiciary committee in both houses
tina, the game should not be played Sec
ond time. The manner in which the mat.
ter was placed was considered satisfactory
by the Editors Of the Lewiston Journal,
Belfast Eye and Portland Star, who were
present
There !, q tabled story OF an enchanted
island whittier many are enticed to their
ruin, and the attraction Of which is SO pow
crful that, when a ship passes the 4dcad
boundary" its bolts arc drawn and the
stately vessel falls to pieces in tho waves.
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Workmen in Birmingham get up the in
hide of n watch for eighteen shiIlinrs.

Workmen in Birmingham get up the in
side Of watch for eighteen shiIlings.
A worthless fellow in Chicago stole IN,
funds his mother had appropriated to attcnt
the death bed Of a daughter.
Mr. Bccchers congregation talk Of char
tering steamer next summer and making
trip to the Holy Land, Egypt, the Crimca
Greece, and intermediate points Of interest
with their pastor and his family in TIT
cabin.
Perhaps Il may be interesting for the Ia
dies to know that eight centuries ago the
waterfall was actually masculine append
age, and quite tho thing among men o
fashion 10 France.
Il is estimated that there arc 1000 papel
mills in the United States, with about $40,
100000 capital, and producing about l20t
tons of paper daily, Tho rags that ar,
used up annually are said to be worth $50,
600, 1000, and amount to 81, 500 tons.
About three weeks ago Mr.. Fernalt
Of Rollinsfor,i, N. H., WINS taken sick ant
died in few days In his last sickness HI
was attended by his mother and Mrs. Sail,
Lord OF Berwick. Me-, his wife's mother
and since his death both Of these ladis.
have died.
The Pensacola (Fla.) Observer speaks o
4 Confederate soldier who overstayed hi!
fdrlough during The war, took to the woods
for fear Of being arrested as lescrter, ant
rcappeared last week, having just heard o
the surrender Of Lee and Johnson, and III,
close Of the war; lie was making his way
to Fort Barrancas to obtain a parole.
The wandering Frcnchman who was ar
rested for the West Auburn tragedy, Ia.
been discharged on his proving an ulibi
So in torturing suspense the authorize,
are no nearer discovering the criminal thar
they wcre at the first. The Lewiston Jour
nal makes us certain that each newly mr.
rested person is the real criminal at last
only to have us disappointed in not wit
Messing the pleasure Of his conviction.
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q The following are tho remarks Of
Gov. Chamberlain on being called to pre-
side at the State Temperance Convention
recently held at Augusta: rrm
Il has been suggested that inasmuch a
tho measures coming before this Convon.
ton may be presented to the Legislature
for enactment as law, might feel delica.
cy in taking part with you but even IL II
be understood that am here, in my ca.
pacity as Chief Magistrate Of tho State,
do not shrink from The responsibility. | have
duty rs well as right TO identify myself
with this moveinent-for II Is a movement
not dead issue; for wha: nobler care.
what moro imperative demand rests upon
tho magistrate than that no do all he may
to resciis his people from 90 great an evil
as that wrought by intempcrnnce ] un.
dsntand as well as you that but for this ouI
prisons would not noed enlarging.
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~ The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, OF Friday reported the bill to pro
vide for the defense OF the Northeastern
frontier by granting all to build the Euro
pcan and North American Railway, said
aid TO conc in the form Of paying all the
claims Of Maine against the General Gov,
crn,neRt that srosc prior TO lsG0 The ina.
joriiy report, concurre,l in by four membcrs
was presented by Mr.. Patterson, and that o.
,h. three members in minority by Mr. Orh
The majority report Is very full and abb
document The accompanying bill was in
,rcduccd into the Senate on the third day o
the present session by Mr. Morrill,. but ha,
not yet been reported upon by Mr.. Sum.
ners committee.
The Senate Judiciary Committee, alter
much consideration OF the question, have
agreed Tn report an amendment to the Con-
stitntion making the Presidency one term
Office. il IL in these words: .....
mo person elected President or Vice
President, who has once served rs Prcsi.
dent, shall afterwards he eligible to either
oihcc.-WasA Special 10 Be'ios .4dr.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
anuary Term. 16e7, mt saoo
TAPLxY j.. PlnipIxo.

2os-John C. Clark 70. John F. Locke. This
10 On action brought to recover damages Tor
deceit, - the pill. says. In the false represents.
ton Of the age Of certain horse which the PHI
had OF the deft. Verdict for plaintiff, S4S ~.
Howard, Smith. Drew & Hamilton.
362-Mirsnda Whitney, adm, vs.. Nathaniel
by Lord to Thomas T. whitney, deceased. Do
fence that note WAS paid to George @. Addition
by order Of said Whitney. Verdict for pit.
Damages sil2ss.
Smith. Guptill, Drew.
State ys. Daniel Buckley: complaint for sin.
gle sale Of intoxicating liquor. Verdict, gull
". Goodwin.
Co. Atty Kimball. Chisholm.
State ys. Mark Smith complaint for single
sale OF Intoxicating liquor; Verdict, guilty
Drew 4 Hamilton.
State W. Nehemiah Davis complaint as
common seller Of intoxicating liquor. Yer
Kinbali. Guptill.
State vs.. Daniel Buckley complaint a. com.
mon seller Of intoxicating liquors. Verdict,
guilty.
Kimball. Goodwin, Chisholm.
State '. Nehemiah Davis; complaint for ma
Kimbsil. Guptill and Chisholm.
The Court has now been In session Ave weeks
aud an unu,uslly large amount Of business
has been transacted. In but single case have
the Jury disagreed. Seldom do We SEQ better
class Of jurymen empsunelled.
The first jury have been discharged from
further attendance during the term. Tho SEQ
ond jury have been returned to dispose Of
few minor criminal matters. and will then be
discharged.
New jurors have been summoned to DO In
attendance on Monday next to finish up the
business OF the session. On Monday the case
Of State ". Jane NJ. SWEET for homicide will be
taken up. aud Immediately following that will
be the case Of State vs.. Chas. W. Wilkinson Of
als. for homicide, after which the civil docket
will be resumed.
Upon the civil docket there remain some %
cases specially assigned for trial, and Others
remain marked for trial, which have not yet
been assigned.
The cases assigned. the numbers and order
Of assignment are a. follows:
27o. Luther Bryant ct 81. vs.. Rsbecca II
Emery.
3os.- Charles Morrison, adm, VI Obed 8.
Hilton.
3i5.-Patrick Hickey '. William Huse.
3S2.-Lucius Libby '. Nathaniel Milliken.
3SS.-Henry 8. Garlic v. John Drew.
326,-Isaac Bracket James Lancaster ct al.
357.-Inhab. So. Berwick '. Oscar X. Grant.
3i0-Charles Z. Perkins '. Ivory Goodwin.
402-Jason Hamilton '. Il. II. Cooling.
$50 Sarah Jane Hearn, admx., '. John
Hcarn.
432-Horace Ford v. Samuel Vance.
42S-Darius G. Hartman Y. VIM. II. Mackie.
429-Phemon NJ. Haines '. Ira Andrews.
430-Amos Tuck '. Rebecca u. Emery ct oil.
427-Abijah Tarbox v. Ivory Written.
556.-N. o. Kendall '. Seth Gordon.
3s3.-Andrew McKenney Y. BENZ. F. Allen.
460.-Susan G. Lowe Y. John w. Lewis.
S49.-Danl F. Littlefeld '. Benz. Henderson.
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SEWARD. L.rrrx.-As a specimen Z

SrwARD's iErrrK.-As a specimen Of
insolencc we give Stewards letter to Mr.
Motley, elsewhere alluded to:
STA: A citizen Of the United Statcs has
addressed u letter to the President from
Paris, in which hc represents he had trav.
elled extensively in Europe during the pas,
year, in the course of which he had occa.
sion To see soncthipg OF our Ministers and
Consuls in various countries. The most OF
those whom he met were bitterly hostile to
the President nnd his Administration, and
rNprvssc, that hostility in so open man.
ncr rs tn astonisli Americans and leave a
way bal impression on Europeans.
Tic adds tia, YOU ,lo not pretend tn
conceal .your disgust" M bs says YOU
slylc IL, nj the Presidents whole conduct
That you dcspise American democracy
and loudly proclaim that an English gen.
ileman Is the model OF human perfection
That the President has deserted his pledge,
and principles in common with Mr.. Sew.
nri, who you say is hopclcssly degraded
Your denial or confirmation OF the truth
1 these reports is requested.
am, sir, your obcdient servant,
(Signctl WILLIAM 10. SEWARD.
ToJ. LArnRor MOTLEY. Esq.
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Coin BLooDEp ASSASSINATION II TESSrssxs.
The Nashville Press Of 18th inst. has the an.
neIsd account Of the brutal murder Of Union
State Senator: ... ... ...... ..srf . I'd.
We were overwhelmed With grief last even.
log on hearing intelligence OF the brutal a..
sassination Of DR.. AlmoL Case. Union State
Senator from Oblou county, West Tennessee.
who WAS shot dead at his residence, . few even
ings since. by IN assassin. Late In the even
ing . man rode up to bis residence and called
for him 10 come out. Mrs, Case went TO the
door. and In answer 70 the mans inquiry, re
piled that he had gone TO town. The man rode
OF In the direction indicated, and met Senator
Case on his return, with whom he rode bsct.
On approsohipg the house the assassin pretend.
Ell to depart, but Immediately aherward
wheeled and shot his unsuspecting victim dead,
and made his escape. 4. 0'... = ..... ..".
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VAt the State Temperance Conven-
lion held in Augusta, committee. consist.
INK Of J. 8. Kimball Of Bangor, II. G. Gil.
ley of Lewiston, and others, were appoint
cd to prepare an address TO the people Of
Maine on the subject Of temperance. us
A series Of resolutions was adopted, Of
which the following is q synopsis:
The first rcciics that the Temperance
men of Maine are neither few nor feeble |;
that during the rebellion this issue was in
allegiance, but that tho imperative demand
is that no effort should DO spared to renew
the war. 10. r. o.. 'r r... a,. f.r
The second terms slavery and rtimselling
twin elements Of barbarisni, and expresses
a desire that. united In life, they may not
be divided in death. ln. .n. i-. ,-.7o'
The third reciies tho loyalty Of the TEN.
perance men OF the State. ......f.
The fourth pledges tho Convention to
vote for mono bat Temperance men for Of
fee. .--a-a nmirHd - 'nh
+ The fif.h asks for amendment Of liquor
law, and for The establishment Of a State
ConstabulaTy. ...-,.t-...r.
Measures were adopted looking to the
organization Of q State Temperance Ali
ance.
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lNyoaAATIoH WAxTrD.--Any officer or
private Of the oh Maine Regiment who
can give any information concsrnlns me
fite or Edward b SandeSon, drum MAJOR
Of that Rsgimeut win confer t,vos ~
communicating the facts TO- be vac mn
Emma 8. Sandersen, Rockabena. hroos'
took County, Msiue. Maine papers aro TO-
qucsted 10 cory the above
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-01

Hrhe N. York Post In treating Of the fse,
thai in dull times there Is always IN excess Of
hTes. uses this language:
We have heard story Of IN honest German
In this city, Who. in his simplicity, acknowi.
edged, when questioned - to the origin Of the
hre which destroyed his bakery: ..Ms and
Hans split up the kindling wood and made .
big pile IN the cellar. and then sst Il on 6r, a
ne tn burn down the bakery and get IN, mocev
Tor which u Vas insured, TO pay the note which
- use ,o-morrov." Who knows bot the need
81 the money 10 pay the note due 10. morrov.
has been the cause % many q burnjns M
has resulted In vast dsstructioa OF prorsrsv
without the extenuation which saistsi IN Ak,
above csse, OF IN apparently honest snpposi,io,
thstt ohiect OF Insurance YES uhus 10 pvoy;d.
money When ssedsd. U u oosid Dot othsrvis,
be obtained.
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WARREN'S COUGH BALSAM!
Warren's Cough Balnm.

Warrni Cough Baliam.
-goR-
Cold, Coughs, Ineipisnt Consumption,
Whooping Cough. .fsfhma, Bronehifs, and
All Dissaxs OF The Throat and Lunsx
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
b. y. Observation-Disclosures,
BANGOR, MAINE.
Bold In 'Iliddssord by DR.. J. SAWYER, Dr. A.
BACON, J. l. BEAN. baco, q. p, SHAW. luS
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THE NATIONAL COUGH CURE

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Bostos,
when pronoanesd BY physicians ,s,sretts. u viii
cure any ssrsAs cough IL always vsH,sss. For
superior. Admirable, also. for public sp.aksrs
and singers. Sold By all DuEgsis. q. C.uOOD.
WIN CO., Boston, Wholsssls Agents.
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rHu 10 not surprising TO hear that ON. Of
the counties OF Texss 10 10 rseenstrueti,e
grace that looks Ike rebellion, Bowie County,
having mostaiiy vousdsd Union ofhssr, ansr
killing bic vie, de6es the soldiers Of The United
States. Nothing can b more natural than
inurier and rebellion In the States blssssd by
M-ssrs rhrosknorton and MoarosL rhs vos-
der 10 that any policy could have % fAf -,
coursgsl assassination - 10 make the lives not
only ~ negroes. bet VI Uai,sd States so,disv.
too ehsaI. a4. 81 re- 80, r.- ,ai.;s
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LlMlHGT0N ACADEMY.
THE Spring Term Of this school win commence
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1867.

W0onosesyb Aes' sSf ~SS'
The Trustsss sf The Institution have placed 70
Who has been long known 10 this visiuity - ,
tsashsr. .Ths psrSso1 mesees q shs lasl tefn -
spsSkS that or patrons stiii rsusabse yI
si'S :sS y &. =
al dssirsas ~ infosnatioa In rsYAfd % ~ Apply
Ssr Catalsgus 70 The Principal of 70 49,
IsAAC I. MITCHELL. sscr.
Linington. Jan. u, iss1. sss
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DIR. 8. 8. FirCHS
FAMILY PHYSICIAN."

Sevsnty:siI psEss; price IS cents. sent 10 any
Addrsn. No money required until the book 10 70.
esired, read, and fully approved. IL 10 . perfect
guide TO the sieh or iDdispossd.
Addren. DIR. y. g. PlrCn, IS fremont Street.
Boston. Iva
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Indian Vegetable Medicine,

Indian Vegetable Medicines,
Prepared by science TO suit each cass will cleanse
the blood and rsstore health to the invalid. CAN.
GERS, SCROPULA and the worst forms OF dI'ss's
eSr'd A Bool explaining thsse facts will be sent
Tree. Address DIR. Il. GREENE, 10 TsnrLs PLACE,
BosroS. MASS. SIMS
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; ,0Yit has just come TO light tha. tho
ssnlence Of q. B. Lamar, of 0sorsia, COO.
,vietsd Of bsibery, fraud, end sealing cot
ton from tho Government and sentenced
10 i've Year, imprisonment and 6ne Of
$4,000, has been set ssido BY tho Pres
ident, and 10 1t largo and unn,olested.
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WHon. J. d. Alley, who bas just return
cd from visit 10 New Orleans on govern
inent business. says that he found the pco-
ple very much Depressed and very poor
They all agreed that they had bad fighting
enough: Az Of their boa young men wers
either ki''ed % wounded. and bus httls
lighting material remsinel Geuenlly
speaking they are very bitter toward the
North, but they feel utterly heipleas and
willing 70 scquiesce quietly In any dispo.i.
lion OF them Congres shall dessrmius
upon. -f f.r. .f.H.r, b. ,.r
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L Il =.

The Subscriber desires 10 offer his thanhs 20 his
Kind friends for their generous donstisn of good
COW In place Of the ono which no lost by sseidsnt
GEO, ". CHADWICK.
Biddeiord, Feb. I, 1857. Iv6s
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ATTACK uroS A N. ORLEASs UNoNsr.-
A Washington dispatch states that creole
named Molierc, stanch Unionist IN New
Orleans, who ac,ed rs deputy for the
Scrgeant-at Arms Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives while the Congressional Com
mi,tcc was in that city investigating tho riot
affair, was recently attacked by party Of
scoundrelly Thugs, who cut with knives
and ncarly killed HIM He will probably
survive. No successful effort has been
made TO npprchcnd his assailan,s, and Il IL
supposed that they arc concealed by poli,i-
cal friends. The attack was made on &C.
count Of tho assistance rendered. to the
Committee by him in fereung out the truth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wantedi

"A quaInted with shosing and Carriage Worh. To
such one. good wages and steady employment
will be given. by addressing
Z SMITH HAYES. Kings Corner:
SWSs Biddsford, No.
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COMPANIONS NOT Oprous.-Several OF
the papers have been running a parallel
between George Washington and jeff:
Davis. They waste much paper and col.
umns Of type, wilhou, striking the true
parallel. Hero 10 the idea advanced by
the Butte Record in regard to it,
George Washington-fst in war, frs,
in peace, and first in the hearts Of hi,
coun,rymen." ~ "." % 30
"LG Daris-First In rebellion, first in
pe,,icoa,s, and last in the jail Of his coun.
trymen."
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n The fenisns OF Chicago have addressed
q circular 10 their brethren throughout Illinois,
denouncing Stephens and calling upon them TO
work and arm themselves "for God and Ire
land"
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ing theatre. -.r-.., ,-. .... .....
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Ssras.ge, hui Trwe.

Every young lady and gentleman 10 the United
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