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northern part of the town, and 10 she
morning it was discovered that
young man named Robert Hunter had
been shot in the head and killed. His
body was found lying where it had
fallen when first shot.
Hunter was a soldier in the FODDER,
al army during the whole war, ana
had unfortunately contracted a haplt
of drinking too much. He was a ma
tive of Ireland, and whoie-souIed,
good fellow. :,
This so far as could be ascertained:
wretch in human form here,
named John Combs, had been IN the
habit of whipping his mother, an old
woman of nearly seventy, and had
been fined for it once or twice by our
local courts.
He was reported to have repeated
the outrage on Saturday, and a good
ly number of wild young fellows here
determined to give HIM whipping,
and, backing themselves, went TO
Combs house after midnight, and
hence the firing.
Combs seeing his danger, fired on
the crowd, with the result above al
ludedsto.
No one, of course, can attach blame
| to Combs, for thus defending himself
when thus attacked, at midnight. in
his own home, by men in disguise
! Yet the people here, while they de.
plore the unlawful act of those young
| men, (whoever they were.) and the
death of Hunter In consequence, yet
would have cared but little if they
had succeeded in infiicting little
merited punishment on Combs.
On the Saturday night before the
election our town, and especially the
eoIored portion of the population
we're thrown into considerable excite
ment by the appearance of abOu
twenty or thirty of the Ku- Kiux Khan
on horseback and in disguise. Man.
of them, however, were known to be
rebel soldiers. They interrupted
no one except the negroes, many o
whose cabins they visited, spreading
wild alarm; and they actually robbed
!. one negro man of five dollars In "fu'
gitive'' greenbacks. This was tn
first appearance here of any OF thu
Khan, but it may have been only TIN
advance guard of what we may expect
How deity will Frank Blair anC
his party turn all this element to ser
! vice, (when they are successfully II
! overturning these revolutionary
, unconstitutional and void govern
! ments down South? Heaven b.
praised for the when in the above
EDELWEIs.
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by class-mate at Yale, assisted by
one of his class at Princeton, from
which we gather the following:
He entered the class Of 1841 at
Vale. and commenced his course by
threatening to horsewhip a class mate
who differed from him in class meet
ing. He was suspended near the end
of the first term on account of his
participation In some nocturnal rev.
els. He entered the University at
North Carolina, but was expelled for
shooting a pig. He was fortunate
enough to get to the end of senior
year at Princeton, where he went
next, but failed of obtaining his de-
gree, on account of his disfguring the
| face of fellow student.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE JEWS.
An Interesting Letter from Hon.
Henry Greenebaum.

The following correspondence will
be read with great interest:
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
CHICAGO, Illinois, August 6. 1858.
Hon. Henry Greenebaum:
DEAR SIR: A number of. Republic
can voters of your religious persua-
sion have intimated to our Committee
of Arrangements a desire 10 give the
public an opportunity to hear your
views ON the relations of the Israel
ties to General Grant and the Repub-
lican party. In compliance with the
request of the Committee, | have the
honor to- invite you to speak upon the
subject, at n Republican meeting on
Wednesday evening, August II, in
Court House Square, in this city.
Soliciting your kind compliance with
this request, | am yours, truly,
j. T.. DORE.
President Grant Climb.
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A PARAGRAPH is going the rounds
of the Radical press, in which the as
sertion is made that Col. Bob Hun
ley and Captain Cunningham, the
father-iu- law of Gen. Logan, of Will
hanson County, have gone over to
the Radicals. This falsehoOd origin
ated in the Du Quoin Tribune. Hun
ley is red-hot Democrat, and Gun
bingham is as tough as hickory. They
will both vote the straight Democratic
ticket Cairo Democrat.
You do not know whereof you
speak. We care not where the para
graph originated, the statements it
contains are true. Both these gentle
men announced in speeches at pub
lie meeting in Marion, just after the
nomination of Seymour and Blair,
that they would not, under any cir
cumstances, support the ticket, and
they are men who do not change with
the wind, and you may rest assured
that they qUiH not vote for Seymour
and Blair.-<hds0neetO,oR Mercury.
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A gentleman, just from Southern
Illinois, says the most remarkable
political revolution ever witnessed in
that section of the State is now in
progress. In a single township in one
of the counties near the Indiana line,
forty Democrats publicly repudiated
their old party, and signed a pledge
to 20 for GRANT and CoLFAX.
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THE New York World says: s. If
they (the Republican partly are not a
majority of the whole adult population
they SHALL SUBMIT, or else zoe ioilI
see the reason aohy" That is, should
it happen as it did in 1874, when
HENRY CLAY received more votes
than JAMES X. Polk, yet POLK re-
ceived the majority of the Electoral
vote and was elected, Grant should
not be inaugmated. We think, how
ever, the World is getting up its
mad unnecessarily. GRANT will
have a majority of the whole adult
population.
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LETTER FROM HOpKIxsYILLE.
HopKINsvILIE. August Il.

tA~FA = A4tA' ' III A tAe " y IL
Editors Journal: a u
Our uninteresting State election has
passed, with the result that every
body expected. of course. ss5
Our town has been quiet since, ex-
eept that on last Saturday night,
about :, one O'clock, about twenty or
'nif'y pistol shots were heard in the
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Moth Patches, Freekles & Tan.

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FRANK BLAfk S college course hay-
ing been much discussed, the Yale
College Couront publishes an account
of that portion of his career, prepared
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NcpupHCaH mass convention
10 10 nominate candidates for Repre-
S JLnsattVe to the Legislature, for
s13i osnI, County Treasurer, County
G ION 1 n for Mount Vernon Dis
~ t[ieI Ian ana KeSl Estate Appraiser. win
SertaaLa - ! lew harmony, Saturday,
0e hrIalH sl ON, 10 o'clock. A. II.
do has duty. 'Se'y man 20
Republicans 60 Your Posts.
Let us have an immense mea.;n 81 4,
Gov. Baker, Gen. KfmhaIi
probably Gen. John A. Logan . aHn
address the Convention. Let om -.
battle cry be Grant, Colfax, Union
aud Peace. saalqas i-.Iael :
BY order of the Executive Committee
JOHN A. MANN. 4
July q, 1868. Chairman.
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FOR PRESIDENT.

Agents for the Journal.
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Grand Republican Rally.
TUFSDAYNIGnT, AUGUST 18TH.
COL. Eg. II. DeHART,
or Lafayette, "A

GEN. JAMES G. VEATOH,
Will address the people at
TURNER HALL,
This Tuesday Night, August 18th, ut
Z 1-2 O'CLOCK.
The Ladies are especially invited.
The Crescent City Band will be in
attendance.
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PHYSICIANS.
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NNAONS.--50 bushels new Onions Just
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aul3i tGVICKERY BROS. "a Main st.
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HONEY III THE COMR-For sale
aus yICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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DOTATOES.-Fine large Irish Potatoes
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THOMAS L. FENN0 & CO., d
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BOSTON, MASS.
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Fotstoes.
John Q. bennett. Esq. ofthis City, let
withus basket Of choice potatoes nom those
no bad on exhibition st tho Fair. There were
three varieties, the Harrison, the ssbsc, and
the Early Goodrich. The Harrison yielded
2sl bushels from hsifa bushsl Of seed, and
all free from defect. They s,celled anything
Of the kind Ne have had on our table this sea-
SON. On the sane day John II. Moui,on. Esq.,
Of South sanford laid upon our desk . small
package Of sweet potatoes raised By him OF
his fasn. and equal In every respect to tn
Virginia kind. Ssoh entsrprsing farmer
will aiwaysbs able TO set . rich table. and
have some ior the editor; and they deserve u
ke''yss.s ~sses, . -s.,
York Co Couisrsues met on 18th inst. viii
the church In coraish. Dss s. L. Boyouto'
at Biddsfori IVES chosen moderator. Rev. s
Hayward gave the opening sermon on Matt
II. }. and Rev. J. d. Emerson, the one bsfor
the communion on John I. -. The vsathe
was Aps. the place beautiful for situation, IN,
the attendance great.
Rev. A. n. johnson. has left Liniugto,
for stay az Andovsr. Mass. Rev. p, Til
comb has eloesd hs iasors at Limerick. .aat
gone 10 The ''Saiats Rsst"-MassI -
Rsv. G. q. 0siss. late Of love. d 90,
70 supply The ehsreA In Buxton. fort -
Thsrs are sov tsa churches vssant In hi
Cosssy. would that . hrs western ma
might come. - ''hous Missionary" !
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LAcOs,. Lepsr, No -. I. o. OF o. y,

Biddeford. Oct sth. 1864
Med In this city, sept. 18th, OF consumption,
Fast Grand Thomas Walls, aged any years. three
mouths, apd eight days.
Pa. walls ioincd [secnla Lodge No, a, March
IAN, ls,s, by Gard. aud has ever been . true and
fAithfai member 10 the time Of his death.
WhefsaS ny The dispcnsAtiou Of an al l.wiss
rrovidsEee. Ne are called upon 10 mourn the loss
u one OF our oldest members, one Who has stood
the test OF adversity With u.s. and has always been
ready With open heart and hand 70 carry oas The
great psinctp,es Of our order. =.
And whereas, Our ffaterual chain 10 asSiu saver
Cd and No have horne IN Its last resting place All
lAst remains On earth Of ono who vas tvepscted
by All who knew hun, and 70 nov remains mr. us
In behalf Of Ms afnctsd family and Of aur order 10
pay 10 his memory lasting tribute % respect.
EsssissS, That In the death Of r. q. Walls. the
order has lost not only membee has one % Ia
srsnsss suppessers. llis hnlly and relatives have
mst MN loss that 10 irrsparabis, and the con-
nsnity IN which he iivvd. an hooorsd and rssPsst'
Rss.issx, That vs tender 70 The hmlly Of oar
dessastd brother, ouf usst hear els Hnpatny
In thslr Ersat bereavsmsat, odsrin8 then tht
cheering coasslation that tAsif less 70 his sssrna
gain. =,
dsap IN nosrniag NJ thirty days.
Rsseivsi. That copy Of these ksseluuons "
seat the widow Of 2. q. WAlls
49,. BKNJ. y. DAT, 1Ooomitesss
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE ss-rhis Is 10 give no
ticc that second meeting Of the Creditors Of Asa
SWEET Bankrupt will DO held at Portland In said
District on the 3st day Of October A. ID 1868 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office OF James ID. fessenden
Register In Bankruptcy In said District and q
third meeting of the Cred tors Of said bankrupt
will be held ut the Office Of said Register In BANK
Fuptcy at.City Iiooms In Bddeford In said District
90 the 2nd day OF Nov. A. ID. 1865 at ~ O'Clock A.
~ for the purpose named In the 2'th section Of
the. bankruptcy and Act Of March 2nd 1917
LUTHER y. MOoRE. Assignee.
Oct. Z. lS6S. 3Wi1
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED srArES
nMrRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of

IL Charles B. whitehsr,. Rankrupt In Bank.
been presented TO tho Court this sixth dav OF Oc-
tober, 6y CHARLES q. Whitcher, OF Newfeld, Bank.
rupt, praying that he may DO deereed 70 have
full discharge nom all his debts, provable under
the BANKRUPT Act aud upon reading said petition,
Ii y ordered by the Court that hearing b had
upon The came, on the thlriieth day OF November,
q. ID, IsSs, before the Court In Portland, In said
district, Of O'Clock p. H.. and thai all creditors
Interest, may appear 1t aid time aad plsos, and
shov CAUSE, n any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not DO grantsd; ,o,,
81 CLARK Of District coart for said Dhtrict.
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Clerk OF District Court for said District
D,srRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
In HAnkrunfcY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss-rhls IL To give notice that
second melting Of the eriito OF Charles s. Whcher,
BANKRUPT will he held at Portland, In said District, on the
3ist day Of October, A D. 1885, at 10 oclck 4. NJ ut
the oce Of James D. fcssenden, Register In bankruptcy
In said District, AMI third meeting Of the creditors oi
said bankrupt win be held at the Office % said Register In
Bankrupcy at City Roms In Biliefcrd, 10 said District,
ca the day " Soyembr A. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock
NJ for the purposes namei In the 9Th section VI the
Bankrupt Act VI March ~, 1867.
Luther s. MOORE, Assignee.
October TIL, 1865. 3wi2
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DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter O

~ Levi =. Hoyt, bankrupt. In Bankrupt.
cy. This is to gite notice that petition has been
presented TO the Court this ID day OF October, by
Levi y. lloyt OF Portland, bankrupt praying
all his debts, provable under the bankrupt Act,
individually and rs member OF the firm OF lloyt
4 AndrcEs. and upon reading said Petition: "
Is oriered by the Court that Q hearing be had
upon the same on the 3Olh day Of November, A. ID.
is6s, before the Court In Portland In said District
ut o'clock p. NJ and that ell creditors who have
proved their debts and other personsin interest,"
may appear ct said time and place, and show
cause, II any they have. why the prayer OF said
Petition should not DO granted. ,,r,,p
3wis Clerk Of District Court for sald District
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D,.,r,e, Court of the United States.

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
Albert L. Cleayes, Bankrupt. In Bankrupt
cy This is to give notice that Petition has been
tember. by Albert L. Cleayes, Of Kennebunkport,
q bankrupt, pray ing that no may be decreed 70
have full discharge nom all HIS debts, provable
under the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
petition, II Is ordered by the Court that hearing
DO had upon the sane, on the thirteth Gay oil
November, A. ID. isos. before the Court In Port
land In said District at O'Clock p. NJ. and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons In interest, may appear Mt said time
and place, and show cause. " any they have, why
WA. p. PREBLE.
3wia Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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Dodd's Neryiue and Iuvigorator,

NOT attended by REACTION. What II gains for
you II maintains. When II refreshes body or mind,
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stay. Ws.are not recommending teetotalism in
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Turn nom IL. Take tonic that will refrcsh and
not destroy. DoddS Nervine o. for sale BY All
druggists. Price One Dollar. See book OF certa-
Gates that accompanies each bottle. SWISS
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MAILS AaHivx Irom hs Eat At I'D A. s' sha ~ 80.
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In nanhruntey.

lCpgsrRIcf OF MAINE, sa..hbh = gl.s nsss n
Q second meeting q The cvditon Of willan 80 ~
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-23
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Contains, NO MORpHINE OR POISON.
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Sold by Druggists and oil dealers In Med
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Agent for the United States.