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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
A NV DoDaE IN the CLOTHING Bust

A NEw DODGE IN The CLOTHING Bust.
srss.--An Atlanta correspondent. Of tho
Chattanooga .1Mriean Union writes:
, Some of tho A,lautn merchants are
sl,rew,. hear Of q good ching Perpetnt.
cd by one Of them, which wns relnied by
him to n New York adrimmer." Tho
merchant aforesaid Is in tho ready.msde
clotlins buaiAeas. und he told the gentle
man from New York, that when a custom.
or cwns ip, s(ier letting himitry on several
coat, Ne woukl say ~ him that bo lad n
Goa, which Nv, bad given q gentleman 70
take homo tho night before, but he was nst
satisfied with j md returned Il. Perhaps
IL might ft his customer. snow you
know" says he, "nll men arc more or less
dishonest, nv J. put pockct-book % one OF
the coz. pockss, which so'y cost mo thirty
or forty cents. Now when The, man tries
on the coat he pins Ills hands in the peck.
eta md leals this Pockrt.book 4 and, he buys
ne susi nj oncs for considerable advance
on the usual Price. AsdIM nevr comes
baok 10 see about H."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The Atlantic cable. pays dividend on
tho stock OF 80 per cent ,. .,.r.. ...
Itseems to DO impossible to find out
whether Santa Anna Is dead or alive. r'.
The western terminus OF the proposed
Knox & Lincoln r. X. has been located ut
Bath.
Registration Is closed in Richmond, lcav-
ing colovd men with majority Of ITO
voters ... -. .r.
Ex-Govsrnor Andrew Is talked Of ns can
di,latc for the Vice Presidency, on the Gran,
ticket. .. -... '.. ..- ..,,, -
Mr.. Sweat, n colorcd gentleman, 70 Wig
orously canvassing the Cheraw Congress.
sional district in South Caroliua, and ex-
poets to succeed. 30 %"
The Connecticut Legislature in tho lower
branch has votcd To strike out the woNi
white from their State Constitution, by a
vote OF 100 to 80. r.t. -ir,.ff
Ono of tho subscribers to tho Daily n
gus thinks BRO. Adams has "base ball" on
the brain, and requests us to invite him 70
provo tho disease by files oftho paper 1.
d Concord. N. H., seems 10 be fated to be
burned. A recent fro burned the round
house Of the Northern n. r., with sixteen
engines and other adjoining property to the
amount Of s25o,oOO.
There has tecn one case in Po1land I'M
der the new liquor law, where the respond
cut was sen, to Jail for thirty days. This Is
the first case tried in the State under the
Amendment, that we have heard OF, when
an appeal was not taken.
Alex. II. Stephens says that @Our poo.
pie during the war had wonderful erons'
Gus opinion Of Lincolns intellectual abili.
ity." They could appreciate Lincoln nc
better than they could estimate the value
ADD strength Of republican institutions.
&C. woodman, lawyer and speaker
Of some reputation. who was editor OF the
Portland advertiser prior to its sditorshiP by
Mr.. Csse, when IL went over to tho copper
heads committed suicide hs week, in New
York, by shooting himself lie was evil
dently Insane, ... ..- r.- er
The report Of tho Republican Congress
Committee, elsewhere printed, gives IN nc.
count Of tho progress Of our principles in
the South, and tho wohk done in. tho or,
ganization Of Union Leagues. tho dis,ribu-
ton OF documents, and tho empioymen, Of
speakers. ..r, ,.srH'.r,r r.,f ....,. IA
Governors Chamberlain and Bullock have
exprcsscd their intention Of being presen,
a, the Editors and Publishers dinner al
Old Orchard Bcach, August 9Th, IL thci'
duties win permit. "
Congress adjourned on Saturday. The
bin for the District Of Columbia, to secure
more equality Of rights therein, and which
passed both Houses Of Cougrrs, was peck
cssd by johnson, aud thereby defeated.
The Judiciary Committeo Of the House
has closed the testimony on impeachment
The new Committee. OF which Gen. But
Ter 10 chairman, to investigate Johnson
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

Our Mr.. Fessendcn was charged by Mr..
Chandler with nepotism, when VIM. PITT
turned upon him with full and complete
vindication OF the charge: .'
Mr.. Fcsscnden then said thnt he received
the other day from the city Of Detroit where
MIR. Chandler resides, o slip from a, news
paper In which he was denounced MS OPP.
posing impeachment because he bad 80
many friends and relatives in Office. That
accusation had gone tho rounds. Il had
been repeatedly stated that he was ready 10
sacrifice his public duty for the sake OF those
friends and relatives. II was charged that
he had forty relatives in Office. He had
three brothers in Office, neither Of whom
had been appointed at his Mr. Fessen-
dcn's) request, or by hls solicitation or sug.
gestion. One Of them was tho supcrin.
ten,lcnt Of a marine hospital, who was up.
pointed by Secretary Chase as q mark Of
regard for an honorcd father. Another
brother was postmaster ii Maine, and not
only had he not Recommended him. but be
had positively refused to recommend him.
He had another brother who was an Ell
aminer Of Patents, lie had not recon.
mended him, and tho first intelligence liz
had received OF his appointment WINS
through the newspapers. Ho would say
with regard to caoh,of his brothers that he
believed they would dcspise him in their
hearts If they though that no would sacri-
tico un iota Of his belief, or hold his tongue
on their account. or to keep them in office.
He had boon INVITED with tho Gact that his
sons wcrc Genarnls In the army. God gave
him four sous, Shsco OF whom volunteered.
Tho other volunteered also, but his health
broke down and he was obliged I'd .retiirn
home. His youngest son fell IN battle; IN.
other had Ills arm shattered md his log
shot; the third was not wounded. He
never asked the appointment, Of. one Of
them to any position in the army. They
got their own Recommendations from their
superior officers, and were promoted
through their exertions. They aro now
out of service entirely. He had thought
il rather hard that newspapers Of his own
Marty should Hbuse him for having sons
who distinguished themselves In thei wor,'
one of whom, was killed and another shat.
tered, because they served their country
we'll, and were raised 10 high rank, which
he (Mr. Fcssenden) believed they deserved,
and had never heard Il said thar they did
not. 1t was rather hard that be! should be
abused by papers Of his own party for what
all other men had been believed entitled to
credit for. lie bad forgotten another ctsc.
While no wus Seeretery Of the Treasury
he appointed a cousin OF his to q $1,000
cIerkship. This WINS the length and breadth
OF his uffsncss. He had been twitted with
these thinks by newspspen-one from the
city Of Detroit! He 'couid easily guess ut
whose suggestion that was done. He had
been called Conservative Lot Senators
Turn to his record nsd Ind where no had
faile,l to do his duty. Condolences In An
drew Johnsoa,lN No, SIR Isasa want Of
confidence in those, who assume TO direct
where they have not tho capacity thar &c.
tuates me and others. t..a.r...,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

DO our exchanges which are inserting
the advertisements Of C. F. Shuts 4 Co..,
OF Troy, N. Y, get any pay for so doing :
We have not Us yet.-Gardinr Journal.
@AfIlicted suffer no more ~ for we notice
that several Of our exchanges still announce
,ba, "Sisdsme Perigo restores to happiness
those who from dolsfh ereni, catastrophics,
crosses in love, loss Of money, &C., have be-
como respondent :" Let us, Bro. Morrell
consult Shuts Pcrrigo al once ..r 90
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

1t seems to DO generally admitted that
the Republicans will carry Virginia, South
Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Alabama aud Tennessee, as their approach
ing elections. Georgia and North Carolina
appear about evenly divided, while Texas is
thus far too unsettled to be anything but re-
benious; but perhaps "lit,le, Phil" will
settle the lone star ..Statc" before long.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

TIE Gda1y for August, besides contain
ing additional installmcnts of"W aiting for
the Yen,ict, and "Stsven Lawrence, YeO-
man." has an interesting paper upon .Lon.
don Ainrsements," by w. Winwood
Rcadc an article upon The "Pacific Rail-
road" by Wilton .Who invented sewing
mnchinrs 2" aCroquet." by l.. C. Davis (;
''f,urginn," by Clifford Thompson; and
several other articles in prose and poetry.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

Governor Perpoint addressed three
thousand people at Halifax, Va. on the
22l.. tiefald ns to parties now he t'eiiev-
ed that there is but one great party. in this
country, which is national in its character,
and that ID tho Republican party: There Is
a Democratic parry ut the North hut he
did not luowlof tinpy people 10 Virginia
who hid my strong sympathy for II. q.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

A. nAn.. \. ~ c~~st v.et o.nss ed shesr .si
lAnss !ossI s.nr ios'I number w'-.'sn c..s,. III
PGICns-Ss-f CAns - Exta, On Is . u 30, arsl
euafy &ll 60 % II %, Aeon saAty SO 80 - II ooI
|hini quaAr SOU Ole on ~
HfncS - N 10 = b. Taiios,I 10 Iievb.
PELfA,ll 80 IS rs~h Hsi liT', .r.'.H
Siy t,s1 ,,S 2; Ssse S e tsSss nsS ,oss
suEEP AND LANBS, N lcs, g - "a S.sr
b Or, och, Exsrs, ~ % q % o. hon y.
ewINE-wessm la svhs, hvs, To IsVp. b..
prssssd . ssc pr D. ir...l o.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

Horace Greeley YVES nominated Minister
10 Austria and would have been immediate
" confirmed by the Senate had nos west
.ru senator. Mr.. Tip,ou, objected, which
threw tho nominssiou over 10 another day,
and BY ina, time quorum OF tho Senate
had disappeared. An affirmative vote on
,b.. uo.uina,ios oe such man as Greeley
r a dissncs " ever Republican Senator
who vossa .ys, and Ought to throw such
Senator inso rhs shsdes and bnmb'ss OF
Andenoea,ah, 6as ne Outrage upon com
mon dsososy. ,a uou - j.h ii-.a f'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

The Lewiston Journal says fifteen dead
sheep and lambs, belonging to Messrs. David
Rowe, Capt. Joseph Garcelon and Mr..
Brown Of that city. were discovered on
Wednesday under tree in pasture in the
lower part Of Lewiston, having evidently
been killed by the lightning during the
thunder storm Of Saturday. Il Is supposed
that they gathered under the tree as shell
ter from the rain, and wero Instantly killed
by the electric fluid, which struck tho tree.
The tree showed marks OF the lightning
The bodies Of the sheep had so Far decom.
posed tina, they were covered on the spot.
Mr.. Rowe owned dozen Of the flock Of
,hiry.fve which were in the pasture, and
he has been able, Us yet, to find but one Of
his own alive.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

We observe that the Saco Dsnooua
man. the organ Of the York county copper
heads and The pe,itiooer also for the patron
age Of tho Rspubliesn parry, b getting pug
uaeious. tie is going to 6gM. In Short
he says .lct !, be distinctly understood" that
he means Ggh! at Is only question Of
courage" says he. That 10 20, most
grandiloquent coppcrhead neishbor; you
are right once, il Is n question Of cournge'
And We predict in the outset that you can
get il up to the fighting point Having
whistled and danced and bowed and AM
rgycd so many times, and tailed to get UP
courage, we win allow our veteran copper
head to know that il 10 question solely OF
courage. Bu, we hope he will get Il up
mi. time. Can't some friend Of his be kind
enough TO tread ON his coat-tail, or rub his
ears9 h might help him get up his Eben.
szer. Only think how tho good CAUSE
would bc aided by our neighbours getting
up his courage, rolling up his sleeves and
wading in What . conclusion there
would DO 2 What desperation Of villain.
Gus RAIDS. in the Saco city government
Only think Of the spcctacle-,ho Demoera
man with his courage up sandals on and
sword unsheathed, his breast bared to the
fight, in full pursuit Of the nearly six hun.
drcd ungallant "Saco Radicals" Whcw,
what adjust! whata panic! What roat
-horse, foot and Dragons! Preserve Us
from the shock! We entrcat our Republi.
can friends Of saco, IL they have any re-
gard for tho peace Of tho city, II they have
any dread Of such a terrible conflict, and
any respect for the reputation Of the Re-
publican party, or any hope Of avoiding
its utter and complete humiliation, We beg
OF them not to provoke our nsighbor to get
up his courage. We beg Of them for hu'
mani,y's sake to concilia,e his Ebenezer
and to ward off 40 terrible shock!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

I'm. VIC. Hlai, tAtnr osaAn.s fss gss.n.
N mu,S.I pp~er which thse hltrsnsnh psses, N.
purity anil beauy ~ their s'es And ne r.t vaney
ss.russHy shsa ttsy sso oppsssi viii lssdss, shbh
in.lr,msais they are rapidly ukts4 The fass 1850 ngas
sup-rceie sotry, - sornN they bsocoe Known. Nearly
be bsss iustrAne"s' u thsh eiss Ia the sot'd.-N
Dsy Bosk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

A Dels Article. Common sofia mixci with poisooous
SUBSTANCES. when borsht fr go"l salerat, l. very dear
article. Iyks Saleratss csts ab,st The san,, wosth
thrr ,ss nar, ar y tie best api cheAI-~, In the
w~ti. TIL your p1ors you want Pyles saleratus. BE-
tksl The name b on the package.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

YarmcS anil stable WI hni II ~ their sfyantago
to administer occasionally sheVrians Cavalry Copihion
Powders during the srring ani summer moths. ny ~
doing they prevent di.tnIrr In every crm anil sill
cau,e tie horses ooai " assuns snnDh and gtsy ap.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.

T,nsy maze mran~septs o. he IN Btlisfri during
The moalh u ssJ4fmtSs. = shosh be pbzsed 70 bsaf
from my Old patents at any time.
81. w. IhRyEY, 81 D.,
PFfYStCIAN kBUR0EONJ
once No. 40 Pearl Street,
80 80. .sI'''a' ~. Nanehestrr n II
Oo;ce IIourv nom I 10 6PM 81. .".f'- =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
LIGHTNING yLy-KILxR

NOW Ia % sason for thosc huge black swams Of hses
~ tharso tosmsut man and bsas. ' ""E d.
DUrCnERS
LGIrrNNg YLy-KILIxR
win make clean sweep n hem-evcry shet win hin .
quart. Bewsp n bxus Jyiustcos which s,uye may ~
src tss - god" There h nothms u ell e"p"rsb''
with h .-I|
sosi everywhere PHee ss Cents I'D, si+~
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rAs Law q Nswspspsrs.

l. An subscribers Who ds ma give sIysss nsisss 10
the contrary eoost-vvi wshnz ~ eoaiinss sir
sshserivsisa.
NJ sae>cris<ss e~sse Ne dtseeoes.sse- a tA~~ ra-
Isr-, The pobsAirs may esntinss W sud ania sfr>
sre paid.
j. n ssbsssh~n resisa rennss to tsks ts>r psve.
fos POD ptnce which tbsy s<ot, 10y Af~ hh
sk~-A IN b. discrutinu~i.
rhs courts have dseiiei thai r,fastre TO ahs sss
ra,sr % lsrcical frua tbs pod ecv, 80 erdsrns Asa
i.a'ins anca,rd Dc, pri~s ysf's eVseocs OF n'so-
tioosl fraui.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

NJ, notice will bs taken, at this o0es, OF snony:
NOUS communications. The name and address Of
the writer must be given, not for psSiesfsss, bat
IS = warranty of hls good fAith.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

re County Committee win he In session at The County
IIcusc O'Clock On the mcu,ps Il the Convention, 10
receive and examine the credentials Of Delegates
J. ". DEERINd.
THOMAS TARBOX.
JOsEPI w. HANeON,
7 WV. M. McARrilCR ! County
SAMUEL ROHERfS \
CHARLES d. MUTE Commitiee.
0EORlk 0ErClIELL | .,.
JOHN v MOODY,
FRANCIS BACON,
Jrly iith. 1891.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
Biadeford and saoo Retail Prioo Current.
TnR-Dlv. Judy z. IA
CAMBRIDGE MARKER. J.,y as.
coRRscfxD wgsELv.

llerds 0ns sesi, per bo.lei, - ID, ~ o. Owe
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rERRIPic ONsLAU0Hr.

Of,in IIours non sosP. q. f'"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME +. +. THORNTON, the Great English Astrolo-
gis Cairvoyant and Psycometrcian who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has
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confidence. MADAME T.. +. THORNTON
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
A Gard to Invalids.

Clergyman, while residing in South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure Of Nervoas Weakness. Early Decay Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, ana the Wnole
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
County Seat 1getice.

10 tAe cit.ens aud Legal Toeers IF Clayton County,
State of Ioua:
NOTICE is hereby given that petition of the Ia.
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the Board OF Supervisors Of said County, at their next
regular session. to be held Elkader on the frst Mon
day Of June next, asking relocation OF the County
Seat OF said County, to be removed from the town Of
Ekader tho present location, and relocated at IN
town Of Garnaylo In said County
Dated May |, 1867. MANY CITIZENS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22

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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-05-22

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