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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

The value Of farms In Maine = about Ga
per aero. Ohio sbou. $50 per aere.
The Supplemental Reconstruction bill
passed the House by vote .ofill to 23-
the Senate, 81 to G
A Richmond despatch says there Is an
extensive military organization in the Gulf
States, especially in the trans Mississippi
region, for an invasion Of Mexico.
Mrs. Swisshelm snys there Is a little
'tsculptrcss" ut Washington who .is rs Law.
ish in tho display Of her own bust n that
Of her Congressman patrons"
A Milwaukee paper nys the jspsnese a
balancists have no living equal, unless il be
the smart fellow who balanced the books Of
one Of our wholesale clothing merchants
alter he had stolen some 6floen thousand
dOllan. - o.
New York had twenty fro alarms on
Thursdsy, and about thirty mon, women,
and children wers shot. drowned, or main
Cd in tho cheerful festivities Of quiet oele
brstion, where tho use Of fire arms was pro-
hibited BY law and the police.
aEvsry Saturday" began . new volume
last week. This eIosllent publication, 10y
Mosssa. Tioknor b Fielda, Boston,) y made
ND Of tho choicest selections from the Eng
lish vublicaisn, and ispsblishsdov sSy wok
ills nm Interesting and valuable literary
eoupEnion, and Z very h'Dd'oesly prime
ed! H. --'>-
Rebel sswsin Akbsrns impSsins STAMP
duty on Official documents, and prohibiting
The sale Of certain illustrated papers. such
Is lIarpers' Weekly, have been sst aside By
Gen. Swsyns. '0fcourss The rebels arc ,sr,
much troubled about II. 81, - =
The French, tho to their grand idea o
cosmopolitan fraternity, aro not willing "a
keep all the glory OF Fnnce to themselves.
Tbs naturalization hws arc to be improved
with the view, Of facilitating the infusion Of
the foFsign element INTO the Gallo nation.
atty. A project of law for this end ha,
passed the lower branch Of tho Legislature,
and the Senate has Just decided not to OPP
pose It's PRONUNCIATION. 49, ~
: On Wednesday last, Walter, son Of
Charles ". Rollins, Of RolIinsford, aged
about ten years, was accidentally shot in
the thigh by another boy about tho same
ngc. Tho,wound, at first, was not consid.
cred dangerous by tho surgeon. bat lockjaw
supervening, caused tho death Of tho little
suffeer.-Dovr Eng. Ea.
A negro soldier, private Of ono of'hc
Yves, India regiments, which are composed
entirely Of blacks, ofioered BY whites, has
inst received the @victoria Gross" iorbrav
cry in the field, This Is the firt instance
in which such distinction has been con.
ftrrcd OIL a colored soldier In the British
service. .....
A Mr.. George Jones OF the N. Y. Times
being ins,,lted by Cyrus w. Field, and not
receiving an apology, pulled his (Fichs)
nose in public. Evidently he did not pull
Il out aud We arc glad oft, for his nose
was long enough before. The reporter
evidently means to say thai no twc"ked
his nasal protnbennce, and that's oil any
ono "noscs" about the subject.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Tho value Of farms 10 Maino increased
froms5i SOL .74s. in 1850, to $6o, G90.795
in 1890. or S23 ,sSS, 977, or at tho rate Of
for.y-ono per cent. while IN Ohio, the vol.
No Of farms increased from $685. Cos IN
1850. to $6GG.574,l7l. In 1850, or 1907, !.
sos ,56s, or at the rate Of eigh,y.nine per
cent. Tho farm. OF Maine average 81 acres,
those OF Ohio lbs acres.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

4 cosoRrssrorAL JoKr.-Geu schenek
IN the House on Friday, submitted tho fol.
lowing:
Rtsoired. Tint tho thanks Of this House
arc due and nrc rendered to the "Rev. Pc
troleum v. Nasty, p. A.. al Confederate
Cross Roads, which 10 in tho Sute OF Ken
lucky" and the Hon. Henry Sanbcry, Al.
torney Grncnl. for their long, full and able
exposi,ions. rnasie from time to time, OF
the views and policy ofihc President Of
tho United States on tho subject Of Reesn.
struction. .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Mr. William Bickiod, Of Keunebuak
wen, into the field las, Tuesday morning In
usual health after moving awhile he
drank somewhat freely offspring wafer,
eemplaioed Of pain in his side and died
almost instantly.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

TINS SHADOW AND rHE SUBSTANCE The nums!-
Gus kinds Of common Salerstus are hot the ,had-
ow OF What they pretend TO he, have little
strength. and bad nsvos. PylsS 10 hs very sub
your srUcsI givs you Pylss sAisratss, IN pound
packages.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
MOTH a EREcklES,

The only reliable remedy 6r thesc brown Ne.
coIors tisas an The f.cs called Noth Patches and
Preckies. 10 PERRr,s Morn avn FHkcELE L"rIos.
Prepared only BY ~. y. Z. P.SnS. nss,natoiSxn,,
81 'defort and elsewhere. Price t2psr bottle.
GsnlH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Alta largo meeting in Terry, Miss, few
d,vs aimee. cx. Governor Brown said tha,
.Sho government of,ho United States had
acquired tho power, ifit did NOT possess
the right to dictate tho terms OF tho re-sd'
mission Of the states into the Union. There
is no evading that point
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
Special Notice.

may mate arrangements % NJ IN BFtieforf ssing
the mos,th II September shodh he Pleasci 10 hear
frsu my OH Tstbpb al any Tn.
". HARvET, " n,
PTIY8ICIANS SURGEON,
Ofioe No. 20 Pearl Street,
Oskes IIous Aoa b ePM -
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Ffsher,s Cough Drops.

4 standard romedy br COUGHS and CONsUMP-
TON, prepared by q. w. wallingford. grandson
K.unebunk. Me. Prsprittors, u. u. GOODWIN =
ca. d IIanoyeT 81, BOSTON, n. Z. Agents. 3m23
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DIR. s. 8. FtrCH'S
"FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Beveaty.six psEcsI price y ssnts. sent 20 Any
sjaress. Ne .seosy required until the book 10 re-
ceIyed, read, and FULLY approved. IL 10 y .ect
guide " the sick or Indis losed.
Address. Dir. n. y. FITCH, rs Tremont Street,
Bostau. ly6
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The .Naftonal Cough cure

Has cured Rev. william AeDonsId, of Boston,
when proaeuncsi ny Physicians rsesrsAts. IL Will
cure any svaH' couyh IL always ,sI's..,: For
IIusrseness Bronchitis, Sore Throat Ao., has no
superior. AdulIabie, ALEC. t6r pablo spsaksrs
AMI singers. SID BY all DrugElsts. q, 9. GOOD
WIN a co, BOSTON, Wholssale Agents,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

TWe often hear II remarked that our hnest
horses come rrom Vermont Why 10 TT Because
they never relax their wstchful care rom the time
they arc foslsd untii they are ready Tor market.
SheridanS Cavalry Condition Powders are very
beneficial TO young horses.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
risber,s COMPOUND Mandrake Bittsrs.

From tAs srigfra,sei,s Unrtrsh'< 70, IT, ,tFes.
~. Asur. care DR. Otseasss 81 he BieeA asA
Srevrtisss. Prepared by u. W. MallIngiori. .
grandson Of tho late Dr Fisher MASON, SYM
ONIS a CO., .ksnpehuRk, Me-. Proprietors |,
RUST BROS. 1 BIRD, - Hanover ~, Boston,
Sole Agents Tor New Eagland. Jm0
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Tho Lawrence (sls.) .fmer;ean, speaking
Of tornado on the afternoon Of the 4th, says
a wagon weighing sixteen hundred pounds
belonging to Mr.. Russ. in Methuen, was
lifted by the wind and set across ssone
wall.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

~ Quacks and nostrums have % multiplied
within few ysAsr. thai We rssl some delicacy In
giving our influence 10, or In endorsing any or
them INA n there 10 enc thing in tia whole satA.
logic mors deserving than another, We believe it
10 JIhnsonr AnDdyps Linlmsnt.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Two Protestant missionaries, who hasc
travelled from 1000 to 5000 miles IN the ~
terror Of China, report that empire every
where open 10 missionary enterprises.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Tho Austrian government has very np-
propriatcIy despatched AdmimI To.geu bon'
TO get of tho body Of MaximiIIisn iiom
Mexico.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

The County Commttee uili be In session q he County
I-.- at olock On the m9u,ng 81 the Convention, 10
r~cri,, aIsl examine the credentials of deieyssrs
J. " pEEniNG,
THOMAS rARBOX,
JOsEPH W. HANSON,
wM. 81. MACARTHUR County
SAMUEL IOBERrS \
CHARLE2 q. NrTE Committee.
OEORak OErCuELL
JOHN v. MOODY,
FRANCIS BACON,
JrLr nth. 1851.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

u
have been unusually busy in gosiping about
the next President. Its early to bring
forward the successful man. and Some men
are brought forward at this time Of day we'll
knowing that 80 long u notice 10 surc way
to head them OF 1t Is with this object that
the copperheads are industriously circula.
ting Gen. Grants name and announcing
their intention Of nominating him. This
game is too apparent to succeed. II Gen.
Grant remains with as much common sense
Is be now evidently possesses, and wishes
the nomination, he can have II, and any
other aspirant Tor the White House nigh.
as we'll give up the chase 6rst as last. That
the General will DO the next President. if he
lives and wishes to DO, We have not the shad.
ow Of q doubt, because bis political views
are known to DO in full accordance with tho
views Of that party who took this govern.
ment in 1860, and who with the aid Of the
"boys IN blue" savcd-is from i.s epsuies.
They now propose to sail the ship . little
while longer after getting In smooth waters,
and there Is no opposition big enough to e1.
cite the least apprehension that such will
nos be the casa. In oil Of this canvassins
thus far be Il said to tho credit Of the coun-
try that produced Booth, no fool has been
found with 20 little care for his reputation rs
10 mention Andrew Johnson's name for the
next Presidency.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

We have not one particle moro respect
for the Northern Democracy than We have
for the Republicans. They got us into our
troubles, and basely abandoned Us. And
they arc doing US infinite injury now BY OBJ
atructing the settlement OF Reconstruction:
They use us merely a. 20 much political
capital, and are no true friends But whcih.
or friends or foes, they have no power. and
urc perpetual nuisance. We have got to
make terms with the Republican party
they are the government, and will lie ior .
good many years Charlottesville (pa)
CRruncie.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
The Lewiston Journal says no clue hss yet

The Lewiston Journal says no clue has yet
bern discovered 10 the burglars whose bold
operations Ia Auburn last Friday night, are
already reported. A reward Of $50 10 offer.
ed for their apprehension. IL Is quito we'll
settled that thcroguos In tho same party who
operated at Bath. In ono Of the houses 10
Auburn entered by one ofthe burglars on
Friday uight one inmate had $4,000 In his
pocket book, which was In bic vest pocket
hanging in his room. A good fortune
would have It. tho rogues alter gaining &C.
Cos TO tho main hall Of the house found al
the doors opening from the hall locked, %
that they were unable to open the door Of
the room where tho $1,000 was hanging.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

Tho following table shows the polls and
valuation Of Maine, at the scvcrnl periods
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current.
TUESDAY, July u, 1857.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Juiy II.
oosRscrxp uEssLy.

IIsris 0ns Bod, ~ hrhN, - ~, "a 90 C0ve'
Seai, I<r D. laG... Rel Top Bod, per b. &c.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

I Bobby Toombs Of Geoegis is still on the
rampage, and "death on the Yankees" Hs
has written letter in reply to ono received
from w. NJ. Cory, corresponding secretary
of the Ohio Democratic State Committee, In
which no proposes to Join the democracy"
with oil his might and closes with saying:
81 regre, nothing in tho past but tho dead
and tho failure, and nm to-day ready to
use the best means con command to estdb.
ishthe principles for ,0hieh j fought )" Rob-
ert's best means to accomplish his purpose,
is the coppcrhead party, anil he knows it =;
but no 10 30 fanatical that no docs not
perceive that the coppsrheads arc as politi.
cally dead as the "lost cause" They link.
ed their fortunes with treason, and when 1t
fell they foil with 1t. We cannot call them
fallen angels, since they never were angels,
but TO oil appearances they have fallen nino
days, and II the people Of this republic know
anything worth knowing they will let them
fall for nine hundred and ninety.nins days.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

was ms frcsl, and apparently as tough rs that
Of newly sawed timber, and tho odor of,hc
creosote was rs strong as II Il had just been
put on.
Some rebel sympathiscrs ut Galena, ILL.,,
wero arrested during the war for treason.
able utterances, and confined In Fort Lafay.
etc. They have sued tho United States
Marshal for damages to the amount Of ono
hundred thousand dollars for fal-e impris.
onment, and the Supreme Court Of the
State has decided In favor Of tho plaintiffs.
The case will go to the United States
Court.
One or two conservative" organs arc
very busy picking on, colored candidate
for the Vice Presidency Of the Republican
Party. They will have work enough to
get respectable minority vote for their own
candidates, no mnttcr Of what color they
are. ....
The report that Santa Anna had been
shot In Mexico Is now disbclicved. Inc
la.cs, account from him Is that no had mp
plied to his banker. nj Havana to obtain
funds for his ransom, which he hoped to
effect.
Mr.. Seward has replied to the appliea.
ton Of Mr.. Nsphcgyi for the release Of
Santa Anna, that information received docs
not justify this government in assuming a
hostile or oven an unfriendly attitude to-
ward the Mexican native that tho Virginia
was chartered by Santa Anna to convey
him to Mexico, and he falsely asserted that
his actions were under the authority Of tho
limited S,a,es. The course Of tho U. ..
Consul at Ven Cruz and Commander
Rae arc approved.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23
CORE ESPONDENCE
Written for The Smyrna Times"
Reply to ] e. Kidney in Reference to
an Educational School Convention

You ask: Are tha teachers Kent County satisfied with
III" present school sysl: answer decidedly, No You an
pea I" think that tn" evil could J.. rc!aaial b. M ,ra.lr.
h"'' Convention. The parents. tI. ~bn,,, I,J 3, CON,
'i'hn hr"t and h":iu tl r'rp.m hy Using more. money
mt much more money For ia ny irrhle onfi. ,l, root
"i e evil Of the pros MT djqrai,ra , OF oir
III M system OF making to school session from >i, 70 t,
mhti "nIH Il is trn di,ruurdgu- iagt. ST. r. ,.,,, .,
Eo"\'r lust ground au"oy.i beyond n:t.. IN, i,, ,i,,
no" 'teachef"u' the memories o the pupils are and t. . A.
'i'"@ "1' n",hiHg rt everlasting i. >, i, l-fI
ti'2 i f"n'"i nt'iccts only tcI hid h, -. ri,t @
-N' one "h" i"NeS t|ci.4 VII: cn,4r,or t. u.r, ,,,,l
'h where at ea't this Gc"ura.clI. does TO-. lf+ pt
wen "l'' our sessions last months. III al.,> ar, M
'''''t 20 insure the rrtii ns .i .,,,tl ,.,,i .
'''e' me ch"i' sing between an ncoI1.,t teacher.
or r,lr tir former preferred ~
-'' sly ht 1t convention IarIlr, held and oo,o,,
' M '' n>>' as well is {" mouths. L. 4. place and y, iI
""' '. >~'" much Improved. But why coa.fru. 70
"i'' as th"rf We already in possession Of tl,. ,lb
" '"" i'''i ha- beer blessed with but winch ~. I,.,, =,
I "'' 70 claim in"H' justly ereIoIa l,aln Iy-a school
TEN; Any convention ;lt would ,iy,. it f., Ms o,oI+ - M
", win fc'oeu- B" it convention Of tculcrs which,
" ONT 9" p'fsht- which. think, would To-. better: or
:" i teachers aI parents, which ccrt My would De- inst
- ,'''' 'l'' I'''' l.. BELL.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23

| A DESPERATE CHARACTER. M;forc
Argus says: a mulatto man hy the nanio ,o0I, -
Thomas Oliver, formerly Of Milton Who boc =
/ been living near Lincoln for some time nnot naO
Was Wa arrested at Bridgeville by the constabEe "r
ednesday last and dged in Georcetown i,;I
cHar39u with having committed Outrarcs on
several women, both white and coored
=. Inc Ilr1t attempt was made upon white lady
nFlli% at LlncoIn' while on her way to Milford
AS :ne 81 was waking up the railroad track abont
mile from Lincoln, the mulatto inmnnd "Dout fDo.,t
behind tree and confronted her ami addroSn
ed her IN very obscene language at tbn sono
Illne trying to drag her into the woods Tbo
lady commenced screaming and attracted tbo
attehtlon OF party of workmen some d;st.r'ao
down the road-the wretch hastily rotrnotn,i :
telling her that he would meet her tb"ro -
she came back" '"0le aS
ne next day he assaulted and brutall, ort
Ia@cu the person OF colOred woman. some
"nere on on the road between Milford and George
oQ"ii 49, me same DAY he proceeded to the house
~ =" larIier, ana asked an old lady, the onIv
EGlSTl ABOUT the mouse, tor something to eat
She kindly gave him what he wantad ca. ca.
ne hai finished, assuring himself that no Alrer
was about, he sprang upon the women o,J L- ono
1er 10 the tloor. She began to scream and =
uog rushlng into the room barking loudly Tho
negro u Deat hasty retreat. When next boorJ
4T0h ne was some distance beyond Georcatoyrn
where he cruelty beat and outraged anotb wi
ored woman, and made an attemnt mon nO!
sch9ol mistress returning home from scbpoI
: Although these outrages we're all perpetratod
Ia;t week the wretch eluded the officers nntiI
IaSt IaJ1 GanesIay, when as We have said, he was
!he Georgetown Journal has the foIIoviro
WINCH we suppose, refers to the same c%le' ne@ro
on a M negro BOY was arrested and lodged in iail
Gu mo9cay last charged with attempting to
10 Hi;ii rape on the person of white ladv
9a[ I%o n,,s DitlisOoropgh. lie seized her while on
perpetration of the crime by the annrnonh oi 'nf
.9me parties passing at the time. Tbis Is not ot
me hrSt act Of the kind with which this nartv
s charged: If accounts be true he is depsnory. pny
l[ely bad fellow and deserves the seyerest nm
sLment known to the law. 0i1'' pun
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR CAL0MEI
These Pills are composed Of va,;,us roo,o -.
'''o power TO relax the Sccretions of the liver =
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after. ~ VI '''e
/" al bilious disorders these Pills NAV be used
. "'th confidence, as they promote the dscb,ro. =,
Fi'ia'cd bile, and remove those distinctions G. . -
iIVer and hillary ducts, which are the c,u.a ,rl;,
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! SChENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cpre siol,
Headache, and all disorders OF The Liver ;r,l,o.,.
oy Sa'low skIn coated tongue, costiycness. dr,u..
ness an1 general feeling of WEAKNESS and lassi
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Structcd condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with ,dr.n,,,-o
IN al eases when pdrsatiyc Alternative nedicin
is required.
Please ask for Or. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
and observe that the two hkcnesscs oftbe D,.o.o.
re on The Government Stamp--one when in II.
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eat health
sod by all Druggists ard Dealers. Price q cont.
per box. Principal Oicc, No Is North 9Th Strao,
Philadelphia, Pa.
General " "hoIesale Agents: Dcmas Barnes SCo |
u fark Row, New York $. S. Harce. I0s R.I,;
more NOR! st, Baltimore, Nd john d. Park. \ + c.r
F"nr,h and Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio: Wall
aed I4ylor, l3i aud 1876 Wabash Avenne C,,ia,
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nd and Vine Sis, ST Louls, Mo.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23

OUR REPUBLICAN Form OF GOVERNMENT.
III. NJ. jenkins, editor of the Wilmington
Colon'ereiat, was examined by the sub-com-
lnlttee OF the House Judiciary Committee at
washington ON Monday as to whether Della
ware has republican form of government
lie is reported thus: "The colored citizors
and taxpayers are deprived of mapv of tbo;r
rights ana the appointment of representation
IN the Legislature is such as to give the rebels
a great advantage in controlling the affairs of
the State -'' u
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23
Maryland Affairs

dorchester and Delauare PoH,ood IT..
formal opening Of the Dorchester & DrIaw,r,
hallroad VIII take place in Cambridge to-dav
Wheh IL Is proposed to have a demonstrate,
warranted To surpaSS anything ever witnnsso,
Ill Dorset even by "our oldest inbabit,nt ;,
Gov. Swami, Mayor Chapman and other die
tihguished gentlemen, have been invited r. h,
! present. OU W pt
r, An grafton will be delivered by Charles =
uo95:asOorouggh ESD, who never yet bored an
"nDir4 ";,onCe speeches will also be delivered by
eminent gentlemen from abroad. "
A procession of Masons, Odd Follows Con,
OF temperance, Cadets, citizens and visitors
WIN music, flags and banners, will march
through the tOwn.-LnteIiigencer.
HORSE DISEAsE.--A disease among horses
- no" prevalent IN the County, which is PROV
ing generally fatal. 1t is called by Farriers
the . Blind Staggers." Thomas Furniss nr
DennlS, Jeptha Hayman, ThOs Sudler. Esors
ana many others have met with severe losses
Inc ANIMALS are first taken with loss Ofan.
petite and weakness in the limbs. CAUSING them
TO sYtagger, Part of the head is hot and part
cold; the symptoms somewhat resembling those
OF a C0nSestlve chill. 1t is said to be eosv 70
c3htrol II taken IN time. As soon as the horse
IIH IhowS Signs OF loss OF appetite, he should be
Oled at once, when he rapidly RECEIVERS S. So,',
erSet Herald 'o0"'-
judicial Nominations. = The Don,oouo..-
Convention for the Second judicial Crc";t
composed OF Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's Caro''
me l1f and Talbot countless assembled in Centre
Vllie on Thursday, and made the folow;nr
nominations: '''o ioiio"lhg
For Chic, Judge-Fredcrick stump Eso
OF Cecil and Joseph A Wickes ESQ, Of i1s9' Ksp9t
A t:ial of speed, for premium of s4oo :.
% S4tb iak9 ioIt place at llngton Thursday, the
: Crazy Jane " and Fanny Far." wv" "o'''S'
Fie,oing the Route. - Tho (,o.,y M.
says; The Presidents, Superintendents and Xxx Ky
glneers OF the +: w. & B. and Delaware Rail
rOans Were viewing the ground on Friday last
no ~ TO locating the r. & d. j. railroad
Ene ,II. line which most interests the citizens % Of
hlk5on Is that OF the old Eastern Shore road
yaS Sraae passes through the town This route
'ssrty proceeded to inspect other points ~ north
Smyrna times., 1867-10-23

ARRESTED FOR FoRGERY.-The Repu5I;co,
fTdyI; Taii A young man calling himself GeorS'
Hal, was arrested in the First National RonI
Wilmington, by officer Rodgers, abont amA on1
Q clock, on Saturday afternoon, for endeavor Um'
ing ing to procure procure money on forged checks. liz
Il aaa nndoraa nearing before Mayor Valentine when
the banks of the city and at the First Natior S, u
fonnad pank az Il Newport It appeared that he bad
1G5Egd %bES6 6n GnGekS 6d on f. s. MCombs and others
W H. Connel Of the First Nations5l s ne R,n name ne
Whining MMngtSn This check he deposited Pink in Sf Gf
f f%pD ssr NrG0a Bank and then drew e hecf scS
son, fearing that there might be- fr,nd fur, wat
Stenaed, Sn Immediately went to Wilmington wban ,n,
ment tba on presenting the check for |Tn pav
the check was forgery In short tteti;ollylng t;rly
forwards @d Hall came into the Bank, when ' M az
cep STnHel Redp stepped to the door and called in off,
Stated dsfnS n doam SnG made the arrest as above
to New Castle. '00' "'''' Ho was taken