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CORRESPONDENTS.
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From our Ud.hing'os Corrspoa''N'
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec, 18th, 1867.
The tendency Of Congress, like that Of every
body else within the influence Of the holiday
customs Of the South is always favorable to the
observance Of couple Of weeks relaxation from
business at the close Of the year. The present
session, with Difference to this convenient Gus
tom. and to render impossible any innovation Of
a privilege made honorable by the recognition
Of many successive Congresses, has duly voted
an adjournment extending from the 10th inst to
tho 81 Of January. This arrangement gives
most of the members an opportunity Of spend
ing a few days at home, or what is sometimes
equally pleasant, Of spending week among the
moneycd sristocncy Of Fiith avenue. This lat
ter happiness is seldom enjoyed by new MEM
her, or by one whose congressional career has
been an obscure one; being reserved exclusively
for those whose personal popularity attracts the
invitations Of casual acquaintanccs desiring to aid
70 the attractions Of their homes, during the annu-
al season OF ftstivity, the presence Of q con-
grcssional lion. The resolution to adjourn met,
in the Senate. with the combined opposition Of
the new members, who generally display greater
real in the performance of their duties than the
older oncs-a fact illustrated by the proverb Of
"a new broom, Sc" but contact Of year or
two with the associations incident to their posi-
ton in Washington, usually exerts con-
trolling influence over whatever scruplcs Of in
dustry or honesty may have been originally pos
sessei. No matter, D, crwiulous and confding
constituents Of the North! no matter with what
noble aspirations your honest and conscientious
representatives leave their homes; the moment
they have crossed the .illeshanies or the Poto-
msc the Satanic influences Of this wicked world
which here seem to rcaeh their highest ccucen-
tration commence their action, and, like the
black magnetic mountain in the Arabian story
under Whose powerful attraction the iron bolts
were drawn frOm stately ship floating on the
ajjacen, water until the timbers fell apart and
became shaPeleS wreck, the black power hold
ing sway in high places, or "the root Of evil''
slumbering in the vaults Of the National Treas
ury. commence the subtle influences and those
principles which gave hopeful promise Of hon.
est service and patriotic real are too often es-
tnscted one BY one, until your msiel legislator
sinks to the level Of mere politician.
TIE COTTON TAX.
The House probably never took up an impor-
tant measure and passed IL with gyeatcr dis
patch or with less opposition than was manifest
81 in its adoption Of the proposition to exempt
the next years cotton crop from taxation. The
bill has gone to ~ Senate where the indications
srs that il will meet with ~ equally favorable
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

Mas PAHrrSGroS IssrIrrD.-rhe White Mountains of
N,v U.nnshr- are evidently q grras institutioo-sery
high, heavy fro-ts, besusi View Ssr ddar dinners
nut the prvcticai eye 81 o-rtain renowned Drake saw
tho.c smooth acei rctS and thereupon sd"Snci .nd Va.
riegatei the br,e-path 10 the rp-rop House With ms "a
the ire 81 the Mn Psrting,nos cnmrsng the Legislature
IL the Granite STATE, vho rs their vse heads together.
rsitiawci III. Drake aii made penal oense ~ APly
IN. artistic brush on their isov-i hills. Verify. the me-
arts arc At discount In Ns~ Hampshire. Query. Dbl
DR. Drake ray lhem fos this ,plersh advertisement
MAGNOLIA wArER.-A dclightful toilet an ".
superior 70 Cologne, and st hall the price, a,-7Ws'
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SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.

For hne Photographs and rsrMypes of al sises
visit A. X. DAVIS new Pho<ogripA Rooms In
Union Block. - Main street. Biddsford. Special
attention given % copying nun smaii pdetlrvs TO
any Size desired, and hnishsd 10 the bsit manner.
Anybody having Photogn phs nom lifs. sreopiss..
that have never been finished IN inh, by bringing
them here en- lave them greatly Improved 81 .
3mtos A. r. DAVIS.
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A gentleman who has arrived in WASH
inr,on from tour through the Southern
States says that the seccssionists there nre
nearly rs bold and defiant rs they were in
1860. In every State list Of slaves emnn.
cipa,eh is bcing compiled, and It Is propos'
ed to pay the owners in State bonds, which,
I, Is expected. will he assumed by the Uni.
ted States Government when the Demo.
crais come into power.
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Lieutenant. General Sherman avoids
Washington reporters who "gahble," but
does no, hesitate to converse freely with
his friends on the condition OF affairs, al.
luding to the nomination and election Of
Gen. Grant a q certainty.
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N ,ae-na 4 THE UNION &c IOURNAls - q y

johnson ~id 4 - ms..ss q. ~; elective
franchise shoah b given aly % the iassllignt,
patriotic and irtnesA hsacb . rulA I'D pre-
vailed. he never would hsre been Village Al
derman or Vice President, and his party. would
not number COZ, 900 souls In the universe.
II Ia not true that johnson intends to sdver-
tise Cor candidates for tho vacant Austrian Mis-
.;on
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

WIsrAR's BAL.AH OF WILD CHERRY, lisa com.
hInation md form indeed" for healing and cur.
ing diseases Of tho throat. lungs, and chest IL
cures q cough by loosenng and cleansing the
lungs, and ailayIng irritation thus rsmoring iAs
eanss, Instead of drying up the cough and leaving
the disease behind.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

How TO MAKE LARGE BRsAD.-Use Pyles Sslcr.
atus, and you will have largo loaf from littie
flour, not only light and pleasant, but free from
all noIious qualities. Try IL! sold by grocers
everywhere. See that the name Is on the package
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
YORK COUNTY
FIVE CTS. SAVINGS INSTITUTION

D,,osIts made In this Rank on or before Satur.
day January 9Th. 1868, will 10 put On Interest jan
Ia The dividends for sig y'ars past have been at
DIE rate OF 8 per cent, re. Of tai. Rooms ~
banking house OF Tho Fret National Bank OF
Biddeford. Open during usual banking hours.
GEuIu.E X. SMALL.
avso TaEAsuRER.
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Should NO he 90 unfortunate % 10 he visited by
guard aynirst an attact by ell means OF command,
ono of the most effective Of which would be IRE.
qucnt uss Of Bloods Rheumatic Compound, and
Palm Killer.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

The Republicans Of New Hampshire have re-
nominated Gov. Hartman, declared for Gen
Grant and against the acquisition Of any more
territory.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

Nervous head. ache and sick.ache are induced by
costiypness, indigestion. 10. Persons suffering In
this wnv. should keep there bowels open by small
doses Of Parsons PuTgative Pills.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

An awful acciient on the Lake Shore r. r.,
ut Angola. N. Y, caused the death Of 81 per-
sons. forty eight being burned to deoth, ON
Wednesday.
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Mason, aged ~ years. III
In Kennebunk. Dee. Z. Eliia Jane, wife Of u
seph walker, aged " yeaD.
In Alfred, Dec. "a. Mrs. Mary Emerson, wido|
OF the late John Emerson, aged ~ years.
In Portland. dec. Is, after IN Illness OF Tod
weeks. Mrs. Clara H., wife Of T. p. =. bearing, 10
merlY Of BlddeloId.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20
Tho orest Medical Annual.

Iiostetter's United States Alnssse for 1858. ftr
distribution. gysfs. tArous host NE uaitsd States
and oil civiiIscd countries ~ the Western neuis-
pherc, will DO pubiished about the nr,t January,
and all who wish 70 spdsptssd the kss philoso-
ply Of health should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions 10 contains. In sdditios 20 N sfmifa
bic medical treatise on the eausss prevention and
cure OF . great variety Of di'ssses, u snbrsess .
large amount Of Information Interesting 10 the
merchant. tho mechanic. The miner. the ssuer.
the planter, and Prsfsssdopal nan, SD the esIeu-
lations have been Isade With sueh nWidisns And
ATTITUDES - src most suitable for . correct and
comprehensive NArpSALCAL
The nature. usss. and extraordinary anitsry,
effects Of IlOSTE1TEKS STOMACH BfTTERs,
the staple tonic and attentive o. more than halt
the Christian world, are FULLY sst forth In 10 psges,
which are also interpreted with valuable recipes.
humorous anecdotes. and other Instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
Among the Annals 10 appear with The opening Of
the year, this will be one Of the most ascfsL and
nay b. Aai for tie sstisg. Send cor copies 10 tho
Central Mandatory, 81 Pittsburgh. Pa. OF 10 The
nearest agent for ilOsfETTERS STOMACH BIT
TERs Tho Bitters ars sold In every city. town
and village Of the United States. sO-Dee
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No notice viii be taken, at this oiice, OF anony.
NOUS communications. The name and address ot
the writer must be given, not for psblesfisa, but
asa .uarAnty OF his good aith.
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DIED.

~ Notces ~ deafls. pos e,e~~iing sir linz, Insert
free above thai numhrr si resuls advertising rates.
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BlDOeF0RO NATIONAL BANK.

The Annual meeting Of the stoek.holdsrs q
Biidsford National hank win 10 holess
their BANKING Rooms On Tuseday Jan. 18Th
at 2 o'clock p " for the choice Of Director
the ,rsns.ctIon ~ any other business thai
legally es,rne before them. n. N. CHAPMAN;
BIdi.f,ri, lice. H. 1851. 3uSl Cas-
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We judge from the immense ra,ss thas Mss q. A..
ALLEYS IMPROVED t-ss sfyisl HAZE RnUasn or
DREssISs II. sss keiHs)is prsfsrfed by every one
Every Druggist sells u. PTios one dollas. nts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

Hos al the Protesn frus Of df-sse originating ip
sCIsOFULA,
there 10 nothIns can equal the vahying sncts q Ioiss
When administered In pure state.
DE-. II. Ander's Iedins water
10 pure solution n Iodine dissolved In vater, without
solvent and 10 the lest remciy m scrofaA and Kindred
diseases ever discovered. Cireaa1 me.
.. Up. DINsNORk.
Sold BY druggists generally Is5-s.soI 20 Deg B., N. n
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-20

From Rev. RRlScIs LoppslL, Pastor Of ne Sosn Cow
grsgaiienai CAsrrA, Brsteepsyf, Cons.
81 consLiev It duty which N suffering humanity
n hear testimony In the vitues VI DR. WDfnS BaissSs
of WIid CAtrrv have usci k-~hn have had crns-
soa DC any rrmciy br Coughs. Cosis % sae Thrst-I
fr many year, and b~ycr. In single iosrsDc, has N
fa>i 10 relieve 90 eure me. have frequently been vrry
h~rse Saturday. and hooked brvari to The delivery Il
two sermons On he folo~ing hy wkh ssd nixtvnEs, bud
ny liberal use % the Basam my bozyesess he's nvara
bly, been removed, and have prsanci without difeuy
I comment u IN my brstirea in the ministry, and VI
public SPEAKERS groeraly cTtnn rvm-fy inc The hoo
chiai troubles TO which ne arr peculiarly erpsci."
rrr,~r-d by SETH W. YowLE 1 sOS. Is fremont n.
boston, anil Zoe sae by dnaesisss sepsany.
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its volume Of water at right angles across
with such force across against the Illinois
shore an to have worn Il awny nearly mile.
There is some danger Of the river making n
channel through the American bot,om, 40
as to leave,St. Louis two miles from the
stream. 1t is proposed to rivet the Illinois
shore with stone, where the rlver infringes.
to prevent It from wearing away.
The Boston Commonwealth hits Oft this
portrai, Of Mr.. Dickens as he reads:-A
short, finnish gentleman, Of about fifty.
five years ofnge bald from his head to his
forehead, above which was gathered his
side hair, brushed forward over his ears,
re-, off by heavy moustnche and rather
long and wide imperial black drcss-coa',
with lappel.iacings Of watered satin in the
upper left.hanJ button hole white
flower; low cut vest, with diamond studs
10 sbir.bosom, white cravat, aud gold
watch. guard black pants The whole mp.
penrance that of an active, volatile, dnpPer
Frenchrnan, who had seen some cares, the
lines Of which were well trnced on his lace.
General Pope has ordered m election to
be held in Alabama, for the ratification Of
the State Constitution, on the 9TH Of Feb.
r,a,y. Judge Smith, radical candidate for
Governor Of Alabama, says the friends Of
the new Constitution feel certain OF It's sue
cess.
The Mail says that r. B. Dunn Esq.
President Of the Maine Central Railroad
Co., has subscribed $4,000 toward the en-.
dowment ofa Prufcssionship ip the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary At Lcnt's Till, and
that others In that vicinity have contributed
abou, $1,000 towards the new building,
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Nnnlh Brfxiek Nallonal Bank.

NDiiill Brfwiek NHli0nnl Bank.
The annual meeting ef the ,toek lders ofn
i Berwick NaionaI Bsnk, fos the eholes 81 nil
ors, will he holden at their Banking R"onI
TIL. town. an the burteenth day Of Janssfy
NJ . O'Clock y. u.
EpwARp HArxAH, cs'h's1
soath Berwick, December 10. 1871. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
GhICkGa.

Cn,CAco. Sept The Times Walking
tor special says; An important fact v hich
rises abugc the usual Washington news and
gossip. IL day, is the PRONUNCIATION Of Gen.
Grants ORDER Ia commanders of military
districts instructing them TO make no ap-
pointm to civil Office Of persons who
have been removed by themselves or their
predecessors. inasmuch as tits is not strict.
" in accordance with any act done by the
military commanders. aud il was freely de-
clared in administrative circles 20 day, iha,
the order was not in strict accordance With
the much discussed supplemental recon-
struciion lax. However this may he, the
order has added q valuable fact to the
differences growing between the President
and Gen Grant, and as such Is universally
commented on. The order WAS telegraphed
day before Yesterday to Generals Pope,
Sheridan, Sckles, Ord and Schotield. II Is
claimed mere by certain parties that one
reason for issuing |, was the belief III Louisi-
auaians in Washington that Gov. Wells
would be reins,a:ed &C Governor Of Lonisl
ana.
Reverdy johnson, in an interview with
The PRESIDENT on Thursday, was offered the
position Of Secretary OF State. Mr.. John
son returned to Baltimore withou; giving a
reply. His friends say he will not accept.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Aug 31-Nnmber $3.50
drew the fifty ihousend dollar rrize in Muir
ray. Eddy Il Co.'S Covington, Ky, drawing
to day.
Tho excitement in the city to-day on the
announcement OF the Jones and McCool
fight was intense. A train from the ground
returned this afternoon about three o'clock
bringing McCool, who, on the way down,
passed through the train and raised q sub
scrip,ion for Jones, heading the list with
fifty dollars. He is apparently uninjured,
having but slight cut above the left eye.
Jones was unconscious some ten minutes
after the fight was over He has two ribs
broken and the frontal bone crushed in. He
was conveyed to Hamilton ina carriage,
where he now is. McCool forced the fight
ing all along. Jones apparently acting on
the defensive.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 81 Aaron Jones, the
loser of the fight, was to day conveyed to
his place of training at Shady Grove, mil, 9
from this city. Medical examiners ssy that
two of his ribs have sustained compound
fractures from terrific blowslreceived ut the
hands of McCool in the 29th round.
The blow which finished the fight he re-
ccived upon the forehead produced concue-
sion OF the brain and vomiting slightly !;
CONGESTION Of the lungs also ensued. His
condition is not considered critical, but it
will require care aud good nursing for his
recovery.
Jim Elliott, the cx champion arrived in
this city to night and met McCool He
CHALLENGED the later for fight for any sum,
from $1,000 to $4,000. McCool agreed to
give u definite answer to morrow.
McCool's left eye is wholly closed from
the fight. His forehead is badly cut and
cheek swelled. but he expresses himself as
feeling well and in condition TO fight
again Tomorrow. lie gave a supper to his
friends
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

This he;re the week OF the races A M
Dex.e- PARK. thieves and cut>throass be.
gin to arrive from abroad. and the police
are exrec.ed to have n'ensy TO do.
The corner stone Of the Jewish hospit,j
Is 10 he lad to-day, which 10 80 be he.
neyo.eat institution. exclusively Hebrew.
The Mayor will deliver ~ address among
cthrrs.
Washington sre,isl sass: Those en-.
gagged lese in working up the Louisiana
bond sale aad She re inslatemen, Of the
Levy gossa. removed By Sheridan ara cor,
.fiicntly assert ne that The President vii,
shortly revoke Grants last order. They
had expec,ed ,h4t in case Hancock resin
stated syells. Grant would diSapprov. IN.
order In. that o.gc-c he disenpro,s' copld
r..c,i NV Orleans, Wells would he Able / /.
sign their bonds, now they can onlv reach
It through the Presidential revocation ~
Grants order.
johnson now gives about :wo hours every
evening TO correspondents who care only for
hi, version OF the present troubles, and es-
pc.islly for his statement Of Gen. Grants
letters and conversation. To all who do
not ave the fullest confidence to his verson
he is very uncommunicative.
Mrs Lincoln and Tad have returned IN
this city Apd will probably remain her dur
inc the present fsll and coming winter.
lion. Schuyler Co.fsx arrived here from
n trim 70 Lake Superior and the iron ard
conner mines this morning. and leaves this
evening for his home at South Bend. Ind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
~ IT Is A REMARKABLE FACT

~ IT Is A REMARKABLY FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life As
surance Society in 1866. was
81, $50, while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was So, 5O4 /;
percentage Of loss 1924. WASH
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, 1900; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, $4,000; loss 22,27i
All these are cash companies !;
and the rates of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the weather.
classes, who are able to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani-
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course of life which so
mat erially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life Up to the amount of $4,000.
~ Y. Com. Pathfinder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
NEW YORK.

Nav foRK, Sept. IA Times special
says, in nutshell, Gen. Sickles violat,on
Of Law IVES this He issued On order which
was, in effect, . stay Law, and postponed
the collection Of debts by the action Of the
State Courts in this District. for certain
time. This order was evaded very general.
" BY means of transfer of these debts
from citizens Of North and South Carolina
to citizens Of other States, thus throwing
their causes Of aotion into the jurisdiction
Of the U. s. Courts, which we're open.
Gen. Sickle-' Order No. 10, forbade the ex
ecution Of judgments thus obtained.
Gen. Grant has ordered the discharge of
one>half of the clerical fcrc~ employed in
the Paymastcr Generals office, the order to
take effect this week. The number thus
thrown out Of employment is twenty.
Nine Surgeons in the United States serv.
ice died during the past month, in cholera
and yellow fever localities Of the West and
Southwest.
Z. 4. Cunning, Assistant Examiner at the
Patent Office. died this morning Of typhoid
fever. The deceased was brother in law
Of Senator Dool,tt!e.
Five Spaniards, giving their names a.
cirque Fernandez, Manuel Broderick, Mans
uel Montez. Placido Gracia, and Manuel
Pueurs, were arrested Yesterday on suspi>
cion Of their being the men who committed
the robbery Of $500, 600 in gold in Mexico,
a notice Of which was previously published.
About $4,000 worth Of gold, or what i,
supposed to be god, in bars. was found in
their possession. They we're committed for
examination this afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
MISSOURI.

ST. Louls. Sept. IA dispatch from
Fort Hays, nGusas, OF the 30sh uit.. says
that no snews has YET been received from
the force ser. against The Indians: but &c
we're battle IL believed 10 have taken place
All ihe%svaees IN this session say they 10
not wish peace. and will KIN the Cnmmis
siopers If possible. They sre orivinr ali
the buffalo towards their village on the Re
publican river
A telegram from Gen Auglr's heaaqusr-
ters says the Indians att.csed GoveFr-
rept tram near Fort Smith, or the ~ h
ult ard were rcpnlsed will . loss Of t~en
" hid One officer ard four soldiers
wer- killed ~ .onr ssde.
Back iawk. Chief Of tie Jteh indians,
fvore pcacr.
., battle between the 0sa,lslla and Rnnt
tribes of Sioux, occurred on the 9th ut
=; Cedar Canon, thirty miles south OF Jules
burg. in which several savaees were killed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
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only steam Pump yet tried that 4 every way adap-
ted for that nse II has been extensively used for
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secsmmended BY all Ina. Compa9es, and IL unver-
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GEORGIA.

COLUMBUS, Ca, Aug. 3l.-A large Con.
servativc meeting was held to day. Address
ses by James williams and BENZ. Holmes,
(colored) OF Tenn.
Resolutions were rsssed demanding the
epirarchisemen' If all whites. and declaring
rights of negroes 10 hold Office Good or
der existed until It speech of A. Ii. Lamar,
white, was interrupted from soldiers of the
garrison, who werc promptly arrested and
placed in the guard hnuse. There was q
demonstration by the Radicals, black, last
night 10 mob Wilkins apd Holmes.