The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-31

jeff: Davis arrived at Montreal, Tuesday
morning. His reception was very, quiet
He drove d ones in . covered carriage to
Howell's house. lii, arrival was not gen.
orally known for some houn.
A man In Milwaukee works up dead dogs at
profit Of about $3.50 each. The skins are
used for gloves, the hair for mattresses aud the
bodies are boiled 10 secure the greese and glu-
ten, while the bones arc ground up fur deodo-
riiers.
Anowspsper writer says "iiorace Gree.
ley Is certainly too good for this world and
yet, if some theology bc true. he would
make mischief In the, next; for he would
clamor for. tie release Of The arch. fend him.
self, and insist upon going his bail"
d The most active opponents Of Gen. Sher.
idan arc said to belong to two classes-the
inyetcrate rebels, and small clique Of dis.
appointed politicians who profess to DO rad
icai NePuohcahs' pu' VIM ""'o 'ou"u ''a'
they cannot control Sheridan.
It is now reported that Gen. Thomas
visit to Washington has moro to do with
tho state of affairs In Tennessee, particular.
ly on account Of the complaints about
..urownlow'. militia" tl,an with Gen.
Sheridan's department.
Judge Fox, In the U. 8. District Court, has
announced the Registers In bankruptcy for
thus state ins following Is the i'':.i !" r's-
.'v'' Jus - fssssuu'u -, O U NV
s''u ~ n n e.. y. H.m,," n,,o,.. s'h
pi.,r;,, Peter Th,sh,r RootI.nd.
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sage says, IAN examination Of the Treasury
has disclosed the fact that there Is about the
sum OF $40 with which to l'ay Heating debt
OF sllZUo' lie 'nlnk' the expense ,"o o o, 'n ?,
.' so,' 80 N.1 " ~
r, ,,. o,.,, $500 ,,., u,,,,,.
, n"e ,"''po" ae.' ' W.. .,, -"
''"'s '"' "o' ''N W ;. w." PN
"'' " ' 80 ~" N -, 49,
a 'ea' "so' "os' VI '"o ''' '"',''' :.
nave quit ''o h"o''' a"u ''o So' .''"e
business very poor were ra'her sra''hea "
have q notice to quit from the State Con-
stable.
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p...L.- c., H.. r.. L,,,.,J ...,. -
1000 ,, 700 M -, -, -,
'aho "ea' '"'Ns'"'''e' "''." '"0 i'",,''
with orange orchards. She mas 'een oHef.
ell twice It's cost The orange crop is said
to be the mos, profitable Of any in the Gulf
States.
linda. w.,ro,. Jr,;,.d s,o,cs D;s,r;c,
~. :, %,
.,,-c e CT. -.
=" "'' VIZ o. = U.s., .. :, ne,
jurors " 'aAo '"e "on c''' oa'n 70 ''osa'
nnd unauthorized ana that the federai ana
Sinte laws regulating the qualifications OF
the jurors should govern practice in The
Courts.
IT,. ,,,.. ,,., x. .,..
"e .' .,.,,.s
grow out Of the reconstruction movements now
In progress. or how these will affect the action OF
the next Republican National Con vention. To-
day, General Gran, Is the stronges. man In the
United States who could 10 named for the
"a, w.r.- sv.vr.,, ,sro,, =, N. Moh;,.
.,o,. b.. 49,. ,nh,,...a :, .,.,,.r,,.. ~.
lii. n.on,. 80 NH. to-, -. g.. =, Ia
ing deliberately planned the riot, which, 1t
seems. was prccipitated moro by accident than
design. The police OF the town are held to
blame for not having put immediate stop to-
the interruptions when leu !" 'n0 sn00''ns
SUI '
"ov' ensrkey o, ",ss''s'pp'' having 'a"ed W
~" y. eno,'' Oo'O.e '"' o.p'S%o oVa' " 800
y, r., e. .n.,,s A.. -, -. 20 ~. -
or. He declares that Southern meu ought not
to 'accept the situation" and AYERS that "a
luiet and hrm opposition would have produced
a reaction a. the NORM, wn'0a woa'a nave re-
''''' ;" '"' ''p WV
An English Parliamentary Committee, charg-
ed with an investigation OF Insurance matters
.epo,s 'na' u '.as. o"e,,a"a .. ~ ,ne ns.'
;. .'As ~. ,,'', N.. 80 ~
to the companies which insure Il; and that the
most Of this Is done by gangs Of foreign
Jews" who settle In London for the express
purpose Of following this as business.
II is pleasant TO hear tho Mobile Adyer.
,;scr saw. aEve,v solitary vo,c will he nec.
80
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sachusei's. anu also the 'eorga Sorohi'
Gle: "l'he white population arc already di-
Z. l. 2. II n A. 81