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, 1867-02-08

LOOK TO THE MIoE.-One Of the serious
troubles Of the orchardist is the girdling Of
his trees by field mice. If the proper course
is pursued, however, their depredatious may
be easily prevented. Clean culture is the
6rst step. Now is the time to attend to this
pstts9f it. Remove all grass, weeds, rub
bish, etc., that may be in or about the or
ehArd for it is in such that the mice are har-
bored, As their mischief is generally done
under the cover Of something, as a coating
OF snow. When the first fall Of snow comes,
tramp It down about the trees and shrubs.
They will not peuevere to get under if this
10 thoroughly attended to. Bot as we re-
marked above have your fruit grounds clean>
ed now.
, 1867-02-08

"MARY, do you remember the text this morn
ing ?" mo, papa, l never can remember the
text, I've snch bad memory" "Mary," said
her mother, did you notice Susan Brown ?" 80,
yes. What fright She had on her last
years bonnet, done up, pea-gree silk, black
lace mantilla, brown CATERS, an imitation HOni
ton collar, a lava bracelet, her old eardrops, and
such fan Oh, my Oh, my II Mother
"Well, my dear, your memory is improving"
, 1867-02-08
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, or
WALLA WALLL COUNTY. "o'
In the District Court, First Judicial DiStrieI.
Jemima Ann Barnes, Plaintiff,
Michael Barnes, Defendant.
ITO MICHAEL BARNES. Def7t: You are hereby
Il notified that JENNA ANN BARNES, PIE, has
hled complaint aitAinst you in said Court, which
will come on to be heard at the first term Of the
court, which shall commence more than two months
amer the 4th day of January, 1867 Tor the viii
be heard at Chambers before Hon. J. Z. Wyebe,
J Judge Of said Distrct) and unless you appear st
aid term and answer the same will Be taken con-
fessed, and the prayer thereof granted The object
and prayer of said complaint Is to dissolve the bonds
Of matrimony existing between Plaintiff and Defen-,
dant and to give Plaintiff the care and custody Of
the children Of Plaintiff and Defendant.
Complaint filed December 3lst, 1866.
LASATER & LANGF0RD. '.
Sam Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1867-02-08
ii ALIENS
BALSAM.


LUNG BA6SAM.
The Remedy for Curing
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
GROUP,
n,.eases ofthe Throat, Bronchitis, Pains
and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs,
Difficult Breathing, and all
the Diseases Ofthe Pull
mOnary Organs.
IT'S ACTION Is ExPECToRANT. ALTERNATIVE,
4 lSUDORIFlC, SEDATIVE. DIAPHORETIC AND
DIURETIC, which readers It one of the must valua-
Bile remedies known for curing diseases of the lungs.
II excites expectOraton, and causes the lungs 70
throw off the phlegm or mucusi CHANGlNG SEr
CRETl0NS and PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
irrtated parts gives strength to the digestive or
parts strength to the whole system. Such IS the i'm
mediate and satisfactory effect, that IT Is WAX
RANTED To BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW HOURS TIME, If not OF too
long slandidg. 1T is WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction even in the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T Is WARRANTED NOT
TO produce costveness (Which is the case with most
in any form. 1T is WARRANTED TO BE PER
FECfLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child, al
though it is an active and powerful remedy for res
toriu9 the system THERE Is NO REAL NECESI-
TY FOR 50 MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, if
only taken in time.
Sold By all Druggists, Price 81 per bottle.
For SAFE by SMITH d DAVIS, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents. Also, By Dealers in Family Aedi'
eines generally.
Dec, 80. 1854. 3ti.
, 1867-02-08

DoBBs says if marriages are made in heaven be
is sorry for it-for that very many alliances re-
feet no great credit on the place. Dobbs was
locked out the other night, during "that rain"
, 1867-02-08

owe see," said Swift in one of his most sar'
castle moods, ''what God thinks of riches by
the people he gives them to.
, 1867-02-08
GRAFFENBERG
Uterine CathOlicOn

II faithfully used according to directions, will cure
every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate the
troublesome effects caused by relaxation Of the out
let of the bladder 1t is a most successful remedy
for Gravel and other diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, and for Female Diseases is unequalled The
CdtAoieon uniformly cures Prolapsus Uter, Whites,
all Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns Suppression
Incontnenee Of Urine, BlOating and Dropsical Swell
ings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy. The specific
action ofths medicine is immediate and certain upon
the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments !;
restoring them to beatty stat as those Of child
hood and youth, that patients who have used the
Gragea6erg COmPOny's Uterine CatAOlioOn cannot
sufficiently express their gratitude for the relief A.
fOrded. REDINGTON & CO., Agents,
4l6 and 4l5 Front street, San Francisco.
, 1867-02-08

TNHIS VALUABLE PREPARATION, containing
i in highly concentrated form all the proper
ties Of tho
j am n "a Cling
has become one of the most popular domestic rem
edies for all diseases Of the stomach and digestive
organs
As Tonic. it will lie found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts to the
system all the glow and vjs,r that can be produced
by wine or brandy, it is entirely free from the reac-
tiohary effects that follow the Of spirits Of any
kind.
1t is also sn excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult meusturatIuu, giving almost
immediate relief to the spaSm, that 80 frequently
accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding IN a railroad car by sea-sckueSs, or other
causes.
It is also valuable as an external application for
Gout Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ne.
REDiNGTON & CO.,
35-6m Sole Agents for the Patifc Coast.
, 1867-02-08

UGHl Him great man Big brave Take
many scalps % said an Indian, seeing wins
dow full of wigs.
, 1867-02-08
WHY WILL YOU DE-

LAYING are sorry that there are
persons who suffer on day by day,
month after month. and year after
year, when their friends and neigh
bOrs have been cured OF the same
malady that sfaiets them. Now. it
has been proved by substantial evil
dence that sC0vn's BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP will cure the worst
cases Of Scrofula, CAnker, Rheuma-
tism. Neuralgia, ETC.; yet still there
are those who neglect this sure and
valuable remedy. To such we say,
Try the Syrup and be convinced.
REDINGT0N q CO., Agents, IIs
and AIS Front street, San Francisco.
, 1867-02-08
WESTERN HOTEL.

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PoRTLAN
S. ID. SMITH, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL, during tho last two months, has
i been entirely repanted, reftted and enlarged by
an addition ofa number of new rooms, and the pro-
prietor is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the house. and also solicit increased
patronage from the travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his Suns OF RooNs,
and arrangements for the accommodation of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
pervsion assisted by experts in the art ci sine and
he atters himself able crafty the tastes and
wishes Of all. RsH Hotel open at all hours.
Portland May &c. '65. 24y
, 1867-02-08
Dissolution Notice.

TTHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIs-
Il ting between FOOR . MCDONALD, in the
shoema King business, was dissolved, By mutual
consent, on the 18th day Of January, 1897. All
debts doe the late arm must Be pHid 70 @. fOOR,
and all debts contracted viii be settled b the same
@. p. POOR.
So. A.HoDONALD,
, 1867-02-08
In the Natter of the Estate Of b. N. SextOn,'
Deceased

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
IN signed Executnx Of the last will and testament
OF b. N. Sexton, deceased, to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present the same - 70
quired by law said claims will be forever barred.
And all persons indebted To said estate are hereby 70
quired TO come forward and pay said indebted1oss-
STELLA B. SEXTON,
Executrix Of the Estate Of B. N sexton deceased
Walla Walla, W. T., January 1lth, 1855, ttW
, 1867-02-08
no THE UNFoRTUNArH
NEW arazD1zsi NEW REMEDIES


DIR. GIDUO -D
010KEARNY STREET.
AIh corner Commercial, Sen
Francisco, established IN lsos, eul.;I aJL
the treatment Of Sexual and Sem e,.,
mai Diseases, such as Gonor,ne* y. I.
elect Structure, Syphilis in al rs
forns Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tencv etc. skin diseases (of years
standin9) and liberated Les'' 'u''
, 1867-02-08
REDINGTON s. cos
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

TTJHIS VALUABLE PREPARATION, containing
i in highly concentrated form all the proper
tiea pF bo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
GENERAL NEws rrfXs.

lIl0tnrt T. Iinsoln, son Of the late President
Of the United States was admitted tosprlctioo
at the C,fcggo bar on Ws,lassiayrass.s~
Wis ssid thi, utH, Grant will ne Superseded
iiitho course often days by either dsn! ONO
CtarnAnd vi Illinais. or Htnnkl Blair. Jr; q a.
ehagSs IN She State DspartIsent Ia lenksiiiorI
ury aid postinaster, Tapdhii will Probably ~
low Mr.. Sewstd. 70 '''' ,'''' ~ -
''Thc ~ Y. POSI- eai,orilny states ihatwhsn
Mr.. Stanton was suspeuatl The President re-
out.,teI 'ex-Govern6r, Andrew. ibfl Massie'ni-
scsts, to fake His placepu ni he replied TO the
solicitation, that IT. the Prestdeut would asiigu
to Nr. .lsverdy, Johnsou . promipept, place IN
the Cabinet he ,wepll be ipcllnsl 70 accept, the
position offered hlniselk li-,',i.'i,.,l,, .J I,
Tic receipts S ~ Q. sinGls hotel at s,rtsgs
dnrint fhe bast scasoh ahiountel 10 $40 900
ofwhich HnsthIta may be compntefas profit.
k,c,v IS 900 lUeJ, e.tsrtntets has eee-f
srs.nt this su.anicr npnn Ioilyiny. ets hing, et-
ing and drinking in that spal village. Proia-
bly As much pprs, Was spent on dress blythe
dsyotess Of tishi9p who made up The company
OF the season. 80, f,,,.,., ,,,l.,.
Elections hay, nov been, erlstsl, undrr the
Reconstruction Law, ip certain Southern States,
and provided prrsklt arrangements are carri-
oil out they VIII lake place M iolIows: In VIZ
cinia. on tbe 2Jf cfOrtob.r; and Georgia on
the 2WA ofOciebcr!inA report has been male
fr.nnk Alabama thAothcis ltrii Sugin that STATE
will he held pIthe lstli " Ooisber. bat No or
der 10 that eiIeci has set bofnrccSi'sli At bGal-
luar,ers, The o!Iirial, rtut Of registration is
a. follows:
vitlinni1whi,c., ii5is7; bllstt,t ibi 400.
E,ths.it--Whil,s 50, Jeg |; i0Acks,'pa.ii7t 9
A,ab,lhs ~ hiiss, a., 2i2 tr,cks. rs, sts. =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18


Hero il wI,atiIlciNcw Yotk Day Book,
Tire organ neutrality-suspicious. Id New York
City, urges upon ,Iv 'FfSsldcnt. Twill titus
lr seen tha, with ihenm.kets which they
failed to cnrry In thu ~ur Of the rebellion
pat, they nre how willing n accomplish
whatl;tNir southern niles filled 10 do.
Great ana patriotic is Den,ocrScy:: ''h"'
TIE man Who proposes TO redeem the conn
try hyyoling, while .one-half otii' H. Dot allow
ell To vote, il in sad want of n new set ofhrains,
The first business of the Democratic party II to
Insist that there shalt be free constitutional
eleu,ions reyrrywherc. Military Districts Are
not States within the meaning VI the GoDstip-
tiun. Let the Democracy VS. declare anu
fur thcrmors rdplaro that the candidate foe
President, who has 2 majority Of eltctorsi p thc
States which are free from military interfer-
enee, shall bs inh usaratcd, even th3ash II he
over the dead body of the Congressional mob.
Such declaration. on the part of the D.mo-
critic nominating Convention, Would bring TO
an untimelyi end oil tue irothy plnci and de-
Termination of the Nongral lelders,-Ther Gu
ercy hss EEL hhd ftt.eiiei on the irresoln,0n
and cowardce of the Democratic leaders. w hen
once the pepoara,ic party cutters the field With
o discrimination 10 support anil defend The
Constitution, at " listcvri har,rSi; mo noisy
rcyolutionsts Of COugrcss will shIin X NJ. aud
collapse, like perforated wiul-hacs. Tar Pyesj-
Is,it hhsbm a. sfke Ms sitaR ~ 9ss V6hsiffn-
iaa.trsa II,is Iais hssr, torseajne ths, sup
port Of the r6tfS and Hystfis OF crsrY true
DcmOcroi aid Pfiil6t IN ntInna. '"'2 ''''..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.


In Pennsylvania Judge Sharswood is elect,
cd to the Supreme Bench bya few hundred
majority. Tho Republicans have carried
both branches Of the legislature. In tho
twelfth Congressional District there was, q
vacancy Occasioned by tho death OF Mr..
Dcnisou (Dem.) and another Democrat is
elected to ill, the vacancy. Last year Mr..
p,nison was elected by majority OF zoos; ;
this year his successor triumphs bya MAJOR
itv of less than 500 votes, showing Repair
licln gain of nearly TACO housand! Thus
we see that wherever national interests were
u, i-sue the Republicans not only hold
their own, hut mike inroads upon the en-.
emy. In lSGe the coppcrhcads carried
Pennsylvania by 1881 majority. In the
s,ccccdin. election We swept the State by
1902 majority. Tho coppcrhcads in ls62
,so,lcd out their biz ROSTERS, fired guns,
which they omitted to point towards the
rebels, and made n hullaboolco just MS they
are making now but often those laugh best
who laugh last, ny the election IN 1868
proved, and us 1868 will prove. We have
cl,c,c,i Gen. Hayes Governor Of Ohio. but
have los, the legislature by les than ten
minority, by which we loss an United Stn'es
s,n,tor. Thisis Lal, bur it might be much
worse, aud ,hcr,'s some consolation in that
Tic only oon.rc,suan elected ito fill va
canc,l is u Radical Republican. although
et.cld against, the rssular Republican cam
uiLatc, who run rs an independent eandi'
Ja.l,-ths coppqrhcads not making. any
nnaina,ion. rhcIo again we SEQ that when
tue people bad a chance 10 Pass upon the
mr,its ol the copperhcai.. they gave no un-
certain verdict. In lSG2 VIC lost Ohio by
5.jj, majority, but rs,lccucl the State IN
1855 by iOl,O19! ,.r We los, It in 1867 rs VIC
have partially los: i now. by minor Issues ;
hut when the people in the following year had
a chance to s,y Watcher they woald conddc
tic ,iorrrnm,nt in tho hands OF loyal men
or traitors, they, w overwhelming ma ori,ics,
csos,ioSaT mJh, 'rhSy vii, do tina. same
tains mkt YEAR. 81 we may. mention Hi
nois, which IN 80 W. lost by lG,5iG and re-
g.inci tie rollowin: year BY eo,Sos! In
lkc naupcr we is, Indiana by o,5i3 and
rcs,incdi, by 5000 But iowa carries
the loyal banner OF 1867. We have FOUR
di,hs 81 tho legislature, and % 600 majority
fos Governor = The election in hlabama,
which gives $1,000 Republican majority
tha, Of Louisiana with 40, 600, Tennessee
with 81 900, andisho certainty thas all the
other southern S,atss Virginia possibly es-
cspted) will follow suit, will not sustain
cOrre,hsad iOossers in growing before they
arc cut Of lhc woods mon t'n'r'1 -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Gen. Sheridan is to visit Augusta OH The
.Jll, ins,., ;uid Portland the day after. Our
citizens. should turn out ca sassc aud give
the little hero such an ovation ~ ,l'o hearts
OF tho loyal people Of Maine will prolnp,
them to give to the soldier who ''snrcd tho
day." lie Is short in Stature, large head
with hair cut short, mild black cycc, when
in rcposc, aud bears himself with all,'he
modes,y of woman, which, of itself alone
en,lsars him to those wl,o cheer him. a,
his, visit to Lowell, the editor Of tho Wind.
ham (C,.) Ga-dis rsnnrke,l that hs wished
to see the "littlc busgcr' honle'y phrase
but apt, as those who have seen binfnnd are
Eamillat with the meaning OF the provincial
ism, will reco n,ize. % vrsu vol 10, 4"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The Oxford correspondent Of the Lewis
Ton JoUsGl says the store of u. j. Bsyn-
ton. Esq, near Oxford Depot, was broken
into thursday night, and goods to the value
of sos distracted. The robbers bsoko out
pane of glass in the door, aud reaching in
displaced bolt, which enabled them to en-
tor without further trouble. II is evident
that some rascals are ION tho rampage in
this region, MS several cio,hcslincs' have
bccn robbed within few days; tho articles
which were marked being lcN IN the win.
dow ola millinery store in the village"
also says party sncccedcd in fishing in
Crooked river, and killed lot Of land
locked salmon several OF the fist, weighed
over IL pounds. S,abbing trou, ut this
season OF the year is miserable business;
no true angler would do il. n .'..' .'E'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

r,uE ps,nr RrronrEn.

-lIf .i .trr- cdr
N, undersigned propose ". eonnNSs he PaissaiiOa.
as rssy Isrse, susrssu'suts thssSsr, 81
i.iy g.,iins Psgar, asi,r N, q the @sIco ,SD
mDo-csp Dutr IrroErEN,- to Be Issued lu.l dsttIbu
81 ~ e,rier every os,nla, ln sAso anil n-llrfrl The
Iarsr win soUG.a t-ypy ssunss having r.ius matter
Va ever, -ss and the PUBLISHERS tru., nat thsirr,I-r
snos Ia the susn--. will b, safelen, guarantee that L
riiise neatly gotten IN a'd ven Prlnsd, IL viii be
tAOrcosLly iUlspspisut 10 pane', nossh alive 70 tia
great iss, NV Asi,,ing tho san,ry, Asd Gin wax o.
asi uuboi ~i,hou, kar 90 f,vos, me gr-a, principles
whsa uni.rIie the National Republican Party. %.
Teal news win firm ehlcf ta,ae Of the Da,,y Re-
porter, AMI hslbesieSp-sss tus Win 10 sparsi to
make II particularly interesting In this rspaes couss-
pOnisni, have als-iy hssa sssas~a In every town In
York County 3, furshh ths Reporter win an hs,ns e
paiao In,sr,.t a, Ne esrlsSp rc-'be hour. ~
rs, with hs f,c. na, he ralshers are resilient. ~
,pe,iNy q bOsh phLyiari AMI s-eO, aui thai ,y win
is'... lssos.uy t.sr ls-, sfrs In iOotint ass the
Les interests Of hssh e,is., = ,.s'-~~ win give ~
ehs;r stSan.--- ,se rusica,qq ., i've iosAi pay
Although lhe ,uiscribSrs hare swy hsaS Al can
maId ft .ihs, .Geess q tho a,sYri-r, and -ii dv~s
.hs b.., ~rg-. to thai, .~ ,et they are no, unn,nd.
AL q the ne, ma, i,s rrsnent success WI dsrcni
Frit upon ce anbun, y .aPiast II rseei,es from ils
ei,i.eu, q SEQ and bblisiOci. ...r -.,g,.. yr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The coppe'le"ls IRE ,,hronging around
johnson like hungry dogs blanche, Tracy
and Sweetheart, a Ia A. J.l demanding tina,
lie should let in more warm blood into his
cabinet. Why sl,oulcln', he? Warm aud
precious blood was let on, that he might
do it, by tic lravest villain Of this whole
mes, OF consFirators. Seward, McCulloch
ana Grant are sure TO 90, but Gnndmarm
Wcllcs viii adhere to the last. II Johnson
can shake her OIL, he will do better than
Lincoln could, and can afford TO indulge in
Indian maize and wlliskcy until llc is inn
pcnchcd.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

/ Tho coppcrhea,ls of Ohio have now n
fine opportunity to settle amy differences OF
opinion in regard 10 men, which they may
have. They arc to choose Il Senator IN
place of Mr, Wade, and there arc no lack
OF aspinn,s who have rolled in the filth OF
treason. who will press them to n choice.
Nallandighnm is the most prominent among
the list rs hc is, also, the npiscst and dirt
est, hut he represents his party und should
therefore be chosen, as he undoubtedly will
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
Til. Kemebec eJo.urci thinks printer

Tie Kemebec Jc,trrci ,hinss printers
should not use such bad,as,c 10 use fists
(a-) in newspapers to such an cSlcu, as
they do A COOL suggestion. Mould it
also, not be well for tho, Jcurndh and ,tl,e
Portland Press TO cease putting "rea4ias
puils" into ulcolpmps and editorial
ypci. How, onn the reader regard his
newspaper which cdiiorially states thata
pa,en, medicine i aspecliic and positive
cure for consumption or any other diseasc
which flesh is heir to- The dsnrad' was
Guilty Of this last week, perhaps by mrs
take, bu, such mistakes among hcwsparefS
are not inissquSat-- Ills -an Imposition upon
the radsf, bsy.siss lheo editors pfs''ipn'
and saould nprer,b O allowed for love nor
money. sagr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Agricultural Faius are almost, II not quite
a,layed out,''uot b.cause they aiay no! be
made profitable, bait becanse thcy nro not.
The mosa Of tic so.called agricultural fairs
Lawn derrncrated into Nhorss race shows,
and after the pew, or the immediate, excite
nc en- of,ha, wears Oh; perhaps we shall have
scrub raccs in tubs, or catching creased PIGS,
orciimbins creased poles. This last phase Of
intellectual enjoyment. we are assured IS
adopted because il psys. Such being the
case. would it no, be well 70 eliminate the
expense, AMI then no pay would be required!
la, we .insis, that, il rightly Conducted,
iairs would be. ,peeuniarily repi'lneraiiyc,
aud worthy the attention Of farmers If
A.bSinss scnsc scry sxcellcai corn to the
cshibS,,on and iscccNes tbs. premium. lot
the committee In awarding ir's,ato pnruc''-
l,rs such as wilrenable other men 20 'lo as
will N. he.ii We want TO know in ,roicrsprc
10 In r,owth. what Mas tho soil. when
plan..l, how ,nsnarr,l, whether tho seed
wss shellc,p from, hes'a'k end. Hh''''e, or
uoin, OF the eur. SC, lfano,her gentleman
hnngs in sous sxcellcnt pota,oes' ies,is ALP
kpsw about, manuring and ths, sod, and IN
addi,ioS, tau vs. whs,hsr he Gu, the potatoes
OF planted rwho,e. ones for seed, and how
many .'syes''.lii Lc,p put IN the hill, Aud
50 ofeysry representative ,erop,-S'Se US
every minute Iars,enlar- Al the close OF
the Fair these rrpor,s should all bc publish
Ell We venture To say there Is no, news
ni,cr Ia the State that would not gladly
give s,,eh valuable Information - it, wo,I.
err, II IL could. Until such n plan NJ cpe.
ralions Is allop,cd, agricultural fairs viii lie
held deser,edy in cheap estimation by ,l'"se
whom they arc Supposed To benefit. 60,
HHH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

. The correspondent of the Boston Herald
had nm interview with the President recent.
ly. The President ,leniei the reports abont
changes in the Cabinet as wholly unau.
thorized aud untrue. lie did not include
the War Department rs lie looked upon
that M being virtually vacancy. Refer
ring 10 the elections the President said that
they did not surprise him. The result in
Ohio he regarded rs a Republication of the
Congressional rolicy or the question Of 70.
construction. He hoped the lesson taught
in Ohio would he followed everywhere. ''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

At rccen, incetinsof tho Union Club
of Columbus, Ohio, the following rcsolu.
lion, proposed by Attorney General West,
was adopted with much enthusiasm; p.
"Resolpsd. That the Union Club of Colum.
hus concurs with. and respondsto, the upion'
ists of, Maryland in the recommendation. OF Gen.
US. Graut as their candidate for next Presi.
don't