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Biddsford and Saco Retail Price Current,
nnaanC1Hn HIRIIY.
BRIGHTON MARKHT-scpt. II.

At market Tor The current week Cattle 800; Sheep and
Lambs, ASST Swine, 1885, number Western Cattle 2loo
Eastern Cattle, 2lS.
REMARKS There was fair market for the sale 81 cat
tie although the eumter nearly largv A. II was
fortnight ago. The quality poor, with the exception
IL few good cattle that mostly soh commission.
ordinary grades 81 Oh.
PRICEs-Beef Cattle Extra, sl3 90 20 II 80; hs,
quality sl2 90 % II 50j second quality 5000 90 ii ooi
Thru quality, % 80 40 10 90.
HIDES, 10 TO l0lc y n. TaliOw,T 10 TIC fb.
PELrS, 90 20 IS cts. each.
CALI SKINS, 10 40 lie Y n
MILCH COWS and Calves Si5, 90, rs, IS, % I0n.
SHEEP AND LANES In lots, 81 II, 2 Is, 2 50, zee.
% IS each Extra, IS 10 as Is. or IRON TO ste h.
swISE-westera fat swine, live, sto sie VI b.
Drcss,sl 10 40 lOIc per ID.
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The barn and dwelling house Of Daniel
G. Thompson OF North Yarmouth, were
burned on Monday night. The contents Of
the house were saved. Everything in the
barn was lost-hay, farming tools, swine,
sc. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by boys who were playing in tho
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The California election has gone for the
coppcrheads by COCO majority, and the Re
publicans lose U. 8. Senator thereby
This is another. warning against local divis-
ions, tho Republicans in that golden State
which now does not look ~ golden as i
did, being divided into two factions, with
two tickets in the field. The stnte has a
very large majority Of Republican voters
and can he counted sure for Gen. Grant for
the next President. st.r ..
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MARRIED.

In this city. Sept. 3. by Rev. y. Tenncy, Mr.
Henry q. Dorman Of Auburn and Miss Ahbie d.
Edgeriy. only daughter OF Col. r. ID. Edgcrly. OF
this city.
In this city, Sept. 10. by Rev. J. Hubbard. Jr:
Mr.. Samuel A. Benson Of saco and Miss Mary NJ
wilson Of this city.
In this city, Sept. I, by Rev. J. Mcmillan. Mr..
Elisha Smith Hayes and Miss Rose y. Moses, both
Of this city.
In Kennebunk, at the Camp Meeting, Sept 8,
by Rev. N. ID. Center, Mr. Henry A Higgins and
Miss Margaret p Chase, all Of standish
In Keapebunk, at the Camp Meeting. Mr. Oliver
Dow ofBolton, Mass, and Miss Hattie A. Chase OF
Standish.
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The Spiritualists' meeting at Cleveland,
has adjourned. A resolution was passed
recommending reform in ladies' costumes.
A report condemning spiriuialistic mani
fes,ations like those Of the Davenport
Brothers as arrant knavcry, created great
wrangling, and was laid over until next
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Southern papers in commenting on the
Amnesty Proclamation, generally ageo that
II does not give those par,loned the right Of
suffrage. They maintain that amnesty re-
stores all of their rights except those OK.
cluded by special legislation.
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The President has threatened a new plan
Of attack. lie claims that no has letter,
from conservatives and republican mem.
bers Of each house that contain virtual
pledges Of support, which he may soon
give 10 the public. He thinks that what he
styles 'the radical attack" will Justify him
in disrgarding tho fact that these letters
are private.
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TnE MASON q HAsLiN CABnEr 0RdAss-The
extraordinary success OF Messrs. Mason and Ham
without doubt, on the excellenco OF tho instr'i.
ment They are not content, however. with what
they have already accomplished, and With the
bushels OF Testimonials and pecks OF medals, which
they have received. hut are constantly invcstigat.
ing what inventors consider Improvements, and
purchasing and using them II they are found OF
yAlue.--Bestsa dfpsrtissr.
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Lieutenant Van Dusen, 9th infantry, sen.
fenced by general court martial TO be dis
houombly dismissed from the service, for
bcnsily and prolonged drunkenness on duty
at Charleston, and frequent exposure Of
himself in that condition to the citizens ut
hotels and else where. and whose sentence
was confirmed by General Grnni, has rc-
ccived new appointment from the Pres''
dent.
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Gen. Mcclellan, il is said, has been tele-
graphed to come home Immediately to boil
ster up Johnson's administration. At last
accounts tho General was trying to decide
whether to come or not, tho roads at Ia
den being hardly dry. p. S. The report is
denied
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Jones and McCool were arrested and
bound to keep the peace in Hamilton coun.
ty. Ohio. That the Butler county officials
did not interfere with them Is attributed by
Cincinnati contemporary to tho fact thai
the regular Democratic majority m the
county for nearly half century has np'
proxlmated 1000. SIC
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iiewehel v. johnson, OF Douglas and
Johnsoa nososie,y, Is tho night bower ol
Andrew, just nc though ono Johnson was
not enough Cur the American people to en-
duro for the nsss century. unless he is bet,
ter than the one we now have.
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Cen. Steedman declares that he is not a
candidate for the War Office The is fiery
stecd, but evidently does not dare trust him
self rs an executive officer to command
Grant This we take for granted by his
declining the office.
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The New York Herald, tina, has gon

The New York Herald, tina, has gone
over to the support Of Johnson, asks him to
resign his Office, las that one act will give
him victory over his opponents" Had
men rarely die, and never resign, and our
merry-andrcw is not going to prove the ex'
ception to this time honorcd Jofiersonian
maxim. Should no choose TO do so, how
ever, the people will feel equally resigned.
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Subscribers are cgo~set p eumioc The date %
the prinsed eoort sip aiiae h W ei Ispsr this In
dcats- The time ~ sheh he sah-crirslOo Il pad. fos
istnrc, ~iMay6s- thai this subscriber has paid "a
May Lat, 1864 When q payment "a male, fAis date
MI, be isssssfetv sifeved that TIE iabsi constant
Rrceipt - Fall fos ths time which the subscribe,
has Iad Sah-erssvs IN Arrears are eqasstsl 10 rvArd
~, Htast u..,s.
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General Pope hns designated the LIST Of
October as tho day for the Convention
election in Alabama. Il is predicted that
the State will show a Republican majority
Of fiily thousand.
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A letter has been received from Thos. w,
Ward, late Collector Of Customs ut Corpus
Christ, Texas, in which he says: 1.-The
town has lost by yellow fever, this summer,
one-tweliih Of its inhabitants. All the 9th
GERS Of the customs have been down with
the dreadful scourge, and every doctor and
apothecary in the place have died. The
town looks like the city ofthe dead"
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Fer Sale The subscribers are shout chang
Ing their business. and nov s6er their stock OF
Choice 8ro<sIies, W. I foods and Fixtures for
sale. A large meat Business can be done In coa-
necticn. Good trade and drst class paying Gus
toners. rare chance FOR man TO make money.
Best location and most eonve.isnt store In the city
Cor uado. Call soon.
BAILEY 4 adams
....-..- Coz. Eln md Main sS.
B'ddeford, Sept 4. 1907. 3~J'
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Brown and Hamill have l,ad another
boa, race ut Newburg, and llnmill caught
an aquatic fowl from Brown, and won the
stakes. The collision was ut the turning
stale Dol ..
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The clamor for the retirement Of Sew
ard from the Cabinc, still continues, and il
is not improbable that Mr.. Adams, Our
Minister to England, may DO recalled to
take Scwaid's place. . ... ......
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ALFRED BANK.

n,IlR annual meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Alfred bank will be holden Ut their banking
room on Tuesday, the first Of October neIt st two
O'Clock 4. ~, 10 choose board Of Director for tho
ensuing year, 10 see what sction the Stockholders
will take 10 complete winding up the anAirs OF tho
Bank and TO transact such other business ma
legally come before said meeting,
Per order Of the Directors.
SAMUEL N. CANE, Cashier.
Alfred, Sept. W, 1885,. WIS
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Mr.. Dolby, the agent Of Mr.. Charles
Dickens, returned to London Tuesday.
lie came to this country to see what ar
Judgements could he perfected and the
probability OF the success OF the readings
lie has been assured by eminent liierury
gentlemen, journalists and other, that Mr..
Dickens will be warmly welcomed. and
that our people will appreciate the enter.
tainment which il is proposed to provide.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
Chamberlain Elected by
$4,000 MAJORITY.
Twenty-four out Of Thirty-oue SENATOR
REPUBLICAN,
TIE REPUBLICANS PROBABLY HAVE
rwo-rnIRps oY TIE HOUSE.
Large Failing OF IN the Loyal vot,
WE LOSE FOUR COUNTIES, AND
CARRY TWELVE!

Returns from 10 towns give Chamber
lain 3O.,774 Pillsbury 2l,676, majority
zoos, indicating n majority in the State Of
near 1900. Below will be found returns
from number OF towns heard from:
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The city OF l,oIbury. in Massachusetts,,
is non e,t, but is now part Of the club"
This makes Boston the fourth city in sizo
in the country. COS.
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A Delaware man, who some years ago
cut up and roasted negro, taking the rish,
hand home with him rs a trophy. recently
committed suicide.
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OFFICIAL Paper ros BANKRUPTCY sos roas Co
BIDDEP0RD, Me-, SEPT. 10. 1867.

No notice will be taken, at this once, OF anony-
nous communications. The name and address VI
the writer must be given, not for PsbieaiiOa, but
ms warranty of his good faith.
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Gen. George Washington Morgan is lect.
uring the people Of Ohio on manhood. lie
is too unfamiliar with his subject to sue
cecil.
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f. Cady Stanton and Lucy Long Stone
have gone to Kansas to stump the State for
female suffrage, An interesting situation.
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Horace Greeley has delivered IN agri-
cultural address at Saratoga Springs Ben
nett used to call hin" "a galvanized squash
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$500 REWARD!

THE subscriber Offers the above reward Tor To-
j furmation which shall lead to the apprehension
OF the parties who attempted TO set lire 10 his
buildings on tho night Of the 3ist ull
ELISHA AVER
BiddeSrd, Sept =, 1867. -.
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With ninety.four towns to hear from, in
Vermont. the Gubernaiorial vote stands o.
097 Republican aud s6O6 Democratic. The
towns to come in will raise the Republican
majority to about 10000.
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Gov. Helm Of Kentucky die,l on Sunday,
1t. Gov. Stevens will manage the helm OF
State until special election can be held.
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Cholen and yellow fever are making
terrible ravagcs Ia some Of the Gulf States,
Texas and Louisiana.
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The Memphis Bulletin thinks tho Prcsi.
dent is like the man who had the wolf by
the ears il is dangerous to hold on or to
let 70.
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Mr.. Foster Of Millbudge, Me-, commit.
ted suicide rs areliei from business diff.
culties.
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In TWO years one tenth OF our national
debt has been liqnidaied. The first tenth
was harder than will be the next eighth.
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Johnson has issued an amnesty procla.
nation to all persons in the rebel army be.
low Brig. Gen, and in the rebel navy be.
low the rank Of Captain, all to take and
subscribe to the following oath:
"Ido solomnly swear or affirm In the presence Of
Almighty God that will henceforth faithfully
support, protect and defend the Constitution oil
the United States and the Union Of the States there
under, and that will In like manner abide by
and faithfully support all lawsa proclamations
which have been made during the late rebellion
with reference to tho emancipation OF slaves, 30
help me God"
Certain exceptions are made ofpersons
who are to DO excluded from the benefits oil
the proclamation as follows:
"FIrst. The chief OF pretended chief executive
officers including the President and Nice-fresiueni
and all the heads OF departments the pretended
confederate or rebel governments. and all VINO
were agents thereof In foreign States ana coun'
tries aud all who held pretended TO hold In the
service Of said pretended confederate Eoverhmen'
der general, or naval rank or title above that oi
captain and all who were or pretended 10 be gov
ernors Of States while maintaining abeting or SUBJ
hitting TO and acquescing In the rebellion,
-Seeoud. All persons who In any way treated
otherwise than as lawful prisoners Of war persons
who In any capacity were employed or engaged IN
the military or naval service OF tho United
States,
10 obtain the benefits OF this proclamaton arc net
ually in civil or military OF naval confinement OF
custody or legally held TO bail either before or az
ter conviction, and all persons who were engaged
directly Or indirectly In the assassination OF Ins
or conspiracy In any manner Herewith connect
edn
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THE sorpOrators OF the keancbunkpo port Camp
i Meeting Association are hereby notified that n
meetisg Of said corporators will be holden NJ Hou.
A. H. JellcsonS ofnne, In Biddeiord. on Friday, tho
27th Inst, at 10 o'cloct In the forenoon COR tho
purpose OF Organization by ehoexps the necessary
officers. adopting code OF bylaws and ransact-
Ing any other business that may properly como
before them. ..F. kSOCn COUSINS
Sept. 10, lS6y. ~ Is
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PERUVIAN srRUP-I Protected Solution

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The COPS. claim to have carried York,
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J.
for The writ, that the party Is held by virtue
ola precept duly issued by court Of Unte,l
States having jurisdiction Of tho subject
matter, the writ should not be granted.
And when II appears by tho application,
that the party Is held by proceeding not
Issuing from judicial tribunal. but in con-
formiiy TO the requirements of tho law upon
which It is based, the writ should not be
gIanted, because In both cases IL does not
appear that the pany IS illegally restrained.
The party in this case il not held by ju.
dicinl process, but il is claimed he is held
under the authority Of The United States,
and to sustnin this the enlistment papers Of
the recruit arc Introduced. - r.,t
The testimony proves that tho recruit is
not yet seventeen years Of age. The, re-
spondenr, without denying or admitting this
fact. claims that the oath Of tho recruit
iha, no was twenty years Of age, Is concln-
sive evidence Of his age, and cites u law. Of
Congress approved Feb. Ii, 1867, (Ch. Is,
sec. 2, OF the u. 8. Stat at Large, Vol. l2).
The oath oil enlistment In this case, rep.
rcsents the recruit to be twenty years Of
age; hence, if the laws Of Congress au-
thorize the enlistment in the Naval service
OF minors of the ngc Of eighteen years,
without the consent Of their parents or
guardians, II becomes material to consider
the statute referred to. ;v.- fl ar..'as
Enlistments in the Army aud Navy are
regulated by statutory provisions applicable
tn each kinds Of cnlistmeuts. The ngcs OF
the recruits and tho terms Of their enlist
,ment, Us 10 bounty. pay, and length Of ser
vice. arc oil provided for by statutes appli-
cable to the particular branch Of service.
Tho Navy constitutes separate depart
lnent Of tho government, having chief OF.
ficer in the Cabinet. The act Of Congress
referred to by the respondent, upon exam
inniion will he found to no applicable to
army cnlistmcnts. aud not to naval, and Is
therefore innpplicahlo to the case 'i'rder
consideration. Il will be perceived It was
a section repeating former law passed IN
1850, tch. rs, u. s. Stat. at Large, sec. 8,
vol. 9l, which authorized the Secretary OF
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STATE OF MAINE.

John McCarey .petr. for writ OF Habeas Corpus,
10 relieve Charles MeCarey from enlistment In
Navy. Hearing at Chambers before RUFUS +.
Tapley Jus Sup. Jud. c. Aug. ~, 1867 and con-
tinued for advisement TO Sept 6, 1867.
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ment" aud "unlawful deprivation oil per-
sonal liberty" This may extend tho in
quiry beyond the exceptions enumerated
and authorize the court to make tho gen.
ernl inquiry if the party is unlawfully i'm
prisoned, even though he. may not DO with
IN the excepted. cases. Under the present
law, although not within the exceptions
enumerated, yet if lawfully imprisoned, he
is not entitled as Of right to the writ.
IL will be perceived, therefore, that 10
cases not within the exceptions, the inqul'
~, upon the applications being made, may
bc instituted us to the legality Of the re-
strnint complaincdof lrg"s
9. Il has been the uniform practice Of the
courts in several Of the States TO issue the
writ in such eases. In some States the
practice has not been uniform.
Prior to our separation from Massachu.
sets, numerous cases Of the kind occurred,
some Of which are found in the reports:
Corn. VS.. Hartman, IL Mass, 63; Com.
vs.. Gushing. n Mass, 67 Com. vs.. -,
IL Mass, SO; Com. Va Downcs, "a Pick,
2c7. ar-,.,.,. .r.l. .,...
In Commonwealth W. Hartman, the
court say, "this court has nuthority-and !,
will not shun the exercise OF IL, on proper
occasions-to inquire into tho evc,rnaidnces
under which any person brought before
them by writ Of habeas corpus IS confined
or restrained Of his liberty.
The case Of Com. Va Gushing was case
where an enlisted minor was brought be-
ioro the court upon writ Of habeas corpus
and upon examination was discharged
from the restraint under which he was
holden.
The case Of Com. Va Downcs was that
of a minor enlisted In the service Of the
United States, without the consent Of the
guardian, and upon hearing he was dis.
charged from the custody Of the respond.
ent and restored to that Of the guardian
regard it unnecessary to refer TO the lie
cisions Of other courts sustaining the same
view.
Judge Smith Of the Supreme Court Of