The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
SICO LOCALS.

Political.
Tuesday eve'g the Republicans OF saeo spread
to the breeze tho National Flag, hearing the
names Of their houorei standard bearers, Grant
AMI Colfax.
A large crowd had gathered on the cornor OF
Main and Water streets. and rs the old Flag
was hoistel the Band greeted Il with the "star
Spauglsd Banner" and tho assembly With
three rousing cheers. Amer this oersaoay vss
over. the assembly preceded By the band re
paired to the City Hall which was Allied to ov-
eraowing. Ills honor Mayor Deering was CAL
lei to the chair and speeches were male 6y
Rev. Mr.. Stevens and John L. Butler OF B'dde-
ford, and Grant Club was formed with the
following organization.
President, Owen II. Chadbourne. :,
v. Prrs,,leuts, George PAroher, stephen l..
Shaw. T. W. Guptil Paul Chadooarne' Joseph
L. lIobson.
Treasurer. Joseph r. Deeriug.
Rec. Secretary, Geo. a. Deering.
Cor. Secretary, Jason w. Beatty.
Executive Committee, ID. ID. Chalbourne,
Chas. II. Milikeu, @. NJ. Littleheld, j. l.. Rum
cry !, Samuel Chase, Edwin Il. smith, and James
Andrews.
The meeting then closed with three rousing
cheer, for the ticket, and q determination To
make their ticket successful in the coming cam
paign. We could not help noticing the d,scon-
tented faces Of some Of our CoPperhead breth-
rcn Who hung on the outskirts OF the crowd al
the raising. Poor fellows! they see the hand
writing ON the wall. and no wonder that their
rnee, tremble and shake. II they never han:
in any other place, they will be more fortunate
than some ofthem deserve. We cannot forbear
Giving lse credit to the 5000 Cornet Band, Tor
the admirable manner In which they performed
their mart. although laboring under some disad-
vantage. They are deserving of the uarmest
support Of our citiseps, and " they only receive
Il. win soon give rs Band Inferior to none 10
the country.
Cir~ns and Mess0crte.
Herr prissbssA's Slsssgeris and Hsses Tssns
Atlanta Circus, As wai Be sen In oar advsHs
Ing columns. yin appear In ssco. Monday.
Juoe sth. afternoon asd evening.
Nassss Ceaseii. r -. -
AZ the annual meetisg Of Maine Couseil No.
5 in Saco. Wednesday eve Of last wsss, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Eijsh smith,. III. Master.
A. II. Jellison-R. I. p "N H'"'
L. r. Burnham-I.
Joseph Stevens Treasurer.
Manson Seavy-l.ecor,ler. ..
Dorsnce Litteheli- NJ. Of Ger.
Charles 7: 0reene-Capt. Of Guard.
J. 2. Pnlsbary Conductor.
Samuel y. Bean-Stewari. ....
John N. Noyes-Sentiuel
Bapfism.
very pleasant and impressive baptismal
occasion Was enjoyed by the Caseo Street
Church, in Portland, lFrec Daptist.) last Sab
bath morning. There vere Ave persons Who
received the rite. A very encouraging state Of
things nov prevails In this socisty under the
PASTORAL charge of Rev. o. y. Moulton, Tor ave
years pastor Of the Storer Street Church In
Saeo.
Je.-eirs, sc.
We would call attsatioa Of our readers to the
advsrsi,mentln our columns orr X. ruambly
Mr.. rwsmbly has o LARGO and we'll selected stool
of clocks, ustshes end jsvslry. and Ill oh,
desire any articleg n he liee win BE- sarv q
ge, thOss Of ths Qsality recommended.
Lesi's Wee rsrs Csr~ss.
This fsnoss sstablishnent, % our rssder
win ses BY their advertisement. win ,isi
Biddsford and ssso on the Gath Inst, perform
Ing on Factory lsland. In Boston. the Journa
says. they had. darisg the pr,ssat week slarr
audience, Who we're delighted with the grvs
variety and superior character Of the eater
taiument. ID y vsry sass 10 say that this cir
Gus he's no csspstiler Ia The United Ssssss. o
perhaps In the vorid. ct the present hms.
Wess Ashore. 'Hr .i ..h.
Sch. Ks,s Assrsy, lot Portland, Tle.cher
from Ssco for Bangor. in ballast, went ashor
Saturday morning at o'clock one mile. Sou,
OF csPs Elizabeth Light. and went to pisess-