The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
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note has been put In circulation In Pima
delphia. The engraving on tho face Of the
note S excellent The diverse is slightly
blurred, and the note . Iona eighth Of IN
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The Bowdoinham Bank robbers have all
been convicted. They will Be tried In August
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The Portland Press says Stephen Huxley,
ssa.,ef Gorhsu, mel Win o. sssiasat o. ssS-
srdsy last. which, y y feared. viii prove fatal.
He was standing ID h.Wsgon, when the horse
suddenly startsd, throwing Mr.. II. on the tall
board, and hh bowels vsrs % much injured
that IL vss not supposed that hs eouh sur-
,t,sI1il ,-'uHBar"i ug' - $50 ''.' ''lf''''
.rh. Lind.ll Hotel .. 81. ,Loui. Is no. 70 b.
rebuilt. "a q, -. g,n'. -. .'. -,
Leading Rspublicaasr are tslsGrsphlng to
WssAisston their repadistion Of Than: 5tsvsns'
s0nasost,on doStrips:, \, 81, cols5s r;gis
AT tho grand colored mas meeting a.
Galiatin, Tenn, procession marched up:
on tho ground carrying the verifying which
was torn down in Gallatin last fourth Of
July, by. white rebels, and tied toSa cows
tall "A correspondent says' overy radical
doctrine was cheered to thei echo; and
whenever tho question WINS asked. "will
the colorcd people oF'sumnef county sup.
pos, lib Conservative ticket il'a''Np, new
err rent the airlike clap Of thunder.
Hon. David A. Mum Is the republican
candidate for CONGRESS in the Memphis
district of Tennessee. Tho Avalanch is
willing to sgPPprt any conservative who
can beat him,-probably, as Douglass JJsr.
rold would say, because it thinks any, can.
didate better. than Num-. -,
III. Thomas D., Conway, who's now 10
the Southern States helping to organize a
Union Republican party there, writes that
'the party is fast becoming power Of &C.
lnowledged influence and responsibility"
He says. ii have already addressed ten i'm!
mense audiences, In various places, and
blacks and whites mingled tremendously
! have not been disturbed 10 any case."'
Portland has voted 10 loan III credit to the
p. R. R. r. and also 70 the, proposed Port
land 4 Ogdensburg road, BY. . vote Of 1878 to
4ss-2ss more than two-thirds vote Is TO
quired.
An unusual area Is planting IN corn in
upper Georgia, and il Il not an unusual
thing to see white women dropping seed
and hoeing In tho fields; ''' D. ''" ~
A gentleman living near Bangor, IN TAX
ing down an old barn, found a valuable
gold watch which had been stolen from him
twelve years previous. -'.r' ''' q ~ '''
Albert II. Hadley of Dover, and John G.
Batchelder of NORWOOD, N. H., have been
committed to Dover jail in default of bonds
in $4,000 each, for robbins Mr.. Samuel c.
Horn Of harrington, and Caleb Hanson Of
Stanford, on the highway. They are shoe
makers. .'t '.t o. ''''"
Letters from Spain state that there arc
symptoms that tho present government
feels that its lease Of power is near its end
The Queen has entered upon negotiation
for the sale Of her landed estates, and has.
moreover, sent the greater part Of her jew
els and personal valuables into Franco.
The Commercials special dispatch says
Attorney General S,anberry's opinion OF
the registration clause in the military bin is
very liberal and win enable nearly all Of
those porhibitcd from registering, by Gen.
Sheridan, to become voters.
The old bell which has summoned. the
undergraduates Of Dartmouth to duty for
the last forty years, became so badly crack.
ed the present spring that Il has been re.
placed by new one. The motto adopted
for the college by President Wheclock,
,"vox CLAIMANTS In dcscrto," is cast OH 1t,
with the words, "Ora ct labora." t.
Postmaster General Randall rendered his
resignation to the PRECEDENT few days
since, on the ground that the South should
be represented in the Cabinet. Mr.. Johnson
declined to accept i, although no agreed
with Mr.. Randall that oil sections Of tho
Union should be represented in the Execu.
tive Council. ....,. ...
The New York board Of health state that
they have information Of the prevalence Of
cholera in, three large cities of this country.
:, A lady made herself conspicuous on
Broadway, few days since, by wearing,
instead Of even the usual apology for a bon.
net, bright colored ribbon tastefally en-
twined about her head. ..I....
"A Congressional inquiry into the facts cont
nected with the capture of JeE Davis fully
cnnfirmed the report that he was disguised
in female garments when taken. lie had
on a lady's waterproof cloak, gathered q
the waist, and shawl drawn oyer his head.
Ho carried q tin pail upon his head, as if
going for water. A pair oftop boots which
the cloak did not hide betrayed him.
"A farmer in Minnesota, near, 81 Paul,
says he was engaged in blowing bis field on
the 10Th and 18th Of December, 1866. and
again on the 10Th and llth Of April, 1867.
The 81 Paul Press suggests thai only four
months interruption Of tho plOw Is pretty
well for frozen country. r,rH 80.
RIA. Bailey, master mechanic at tho
Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston, loss the sight
of ono Of biseyts by tho breaking of Of .
piece Of machinery which no was working