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AND STILL ANOTHER. Between IL
and II o'clock last night the engine
house bells sounded another alarm
of fire, caused by the discovery that
a fire had been kindled between the
warehouse of VIM. Kelley & Go. and
the building adjoining. It was dis
covered before it had made much
headTay, and men burst open the
doors and threw salt on the flames
until the engines arrived, when the
fire was quickly extinguished. But
for the timely discovery and prompt
action Of the. citizeus and engines, a
most disastrous conhagration would
have ensued. We are told that fire
was also kindled ia the Laboratory OF
Cloud & Akin, on the alley in the
rear of the American House. 1t was
discovered and put out.
The Plot THICKENs.-As We wrote
the above The iron tongue Of terror
peals out on the ebon ear of night the
further progress OF the FIRE fend, and
up abe alley from our Office window a
lurid fame lights up that portion Of
the city. The stable Of john Mar
lett, ST., on the alley running between
Water and First Streets. near Cherry,
has been set on fire and is enYelop,d
in flames.
The loss is not great, as We believe
it was empty. The property of S. E.
Gilbert was greatly in danger, high
painted plank fence adjoining his sta
bic having been iguited and burning
like finder. The timely arrival of
Engine No. 2 saved it, and soon ex-
tinguished the fire, but not till Mar
let's stable was destroyed.
at the same time Prcs:on's new
house in course Of erection aud
nearly completed, was discovered to
be on FIRE in the attic. a vigorous
application Of water from buckets
saved it. A covered buggy or CARR
age was run out Of MARKETS. stable
with the top on fire, which was al
burned off.
Nine fires within twenfy-iour hours
is sufficient to fill the hearts Of our
citizens with terror. Is it not slime
some effective measures we're taken to
discover the demons Of the torch and
check their diaboheal career?
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday,
the Jury in the case of Shelhouse VS..
Jacob Fl. Miller, for right of prop
erty, about P. II. rendered verdict
that the defendant was entitled to the
property.
In the case of Brooks Us. Short,
the motion for new trial was over
ruled, and an appeal taken to the
Supreme Court.
No other business of Importance
was transacted. The Court will con-
tinue in session until the end Of the
week. ~
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I. o. 0. F.-ELEorIoNs.--At an
election for officers in Evansville En-
campment No. 20, held last Monday
evening, the following persons were
elected: Edward P. Elliott, Chief Pa
triarch; Josiah n. Knox, high
Priest; r. Il. Schor, Senior Warden !;
J. J. Kliner, Junior Warden; s. P.
Schwing, Scribe; VIM. O. Turnock,
Treasurer; Jas. d. Riggs, Green Bel
lamy aud VIM. G. Turnock, Repre-
sentatives to Grand Encampment.
At an election Of officers by Cres-
cent Lodge No. 122, held last
Tuesday evening, the following breth-
rem were elected for the ensuing term ::
r. f. Schor. N. G.; j. N. Knox,
V. G.; Thos. N, Smith, Secretary /;
Jas. D. Riggs. Treasurer; J. d. Car I,
mody, Representative to Grand
Lodge.
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B9 The best stock Of Dry Goods
and Millinery, at lowest prices. can
now be found at Schapker, Busting &
Co.'S. seq
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oGAL NOTICES.

br Fresh Crauberries, first of the
season, just received at
WIN. CALDWELL's,
sep30 Ct No. 8 First Street
THE LAST WEEK.-The Baths at
the Artesian Springs Park will be
closed for the season at the end of the
present week Ticket holders will
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly ~
sep293t g ED. WELLER.
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THE FIRE ON MAIN STREET.-We
have but few further details to give
of the FIRE on the corner Of Main and
Fifth Streets. The buildings imme-
diately adjoining J. II. Rocker &
Co.'S fine stove mandatory, we're
completely ruined. The fire is sup
posed to have been started in the
paint shop over the rooms occupied
by Williams & Young, which was be-
ing used by Joseph Lsnnert, who lost
a small amount of stock, brushes,
paint, &c. Two buggies and two ex-
press wagons. which had been sent in
to be painted, wore destroyed.
Robinson & Summers. Who occupied
the building on Fifth Street, lost
about $3.50, considerable number OF
saws rescued from the fire being
stolen. Mr.. Roberts, who occupied a
portion of the shop, saved all his
stock of lightning rods One half of
this building was burnt almost up.
4 ne DAACheuSQ runs 1AOW tAaG AAO
engines did effective work. The
buildings we're oil wooden ones, and
burned like finder, but the fire was
extinguished In a few minutes after
the engines got to work. Williams.
who is said to be lying at the point Of
death, lost 81, 900 worth of pumps, IN.
insured. Davidson & Becker saved
everything.
Mr.. Rocker had the building in
sured In the International, represent
ed by O. K. Drew. for $500. The
fine business building of J. H. Roel-
ker & Co. was slightly damaged BY
the heat and smoke, but was fully
insured The Republic Insurance.
Company, represented by DR.. Hal
lock, had no risk on any of the prop
erty destroyed. J. H. Rocker & Co
had some seventy five or one hundred
TASKS " in the rear of the burnt
buildings partially destroyed
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~ Real ILisle Thread and other
Hosiery Tor ladies and gents at
HUGHES.
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EdscatiosaL o. rFyu8olJ $40
Our correspondent at Kennebunk Depot writes
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The Triumph Engine Company, not being Al
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NORTH Jier~,ek. g6FsE ssrF s -fs&a
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six hours weighed l-2 lbs. - hys-- y,
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Mr.. Frank Cole has up the frame for pref
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Rev. o. T. Moulton, pastor Of the Casco
Street Free Baptist Church ut Portland and,
formerly Of Saco, has accepted n call to 30 to
Charlestown, Mass.
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FOrecloSllre

NOTICE is hereby given that James L. Bean,
IN late Of Biddeforl, In the County Of York, now
Of Dayton, In sad county, by bis mortgage deed
sixty-eight and recorded I'm the York County Reg-
istry OF Deeds, book 81 page s. conveyed TO me,
James I. Buek OF Saco In sad county, In foe and In
mortgage lot Of land with the buildings thereon,
situated In said Dayton, containing about forty
acres and bounded on the southerly side by lands
OF Alpheus Dyer, Jacob Bean and James Maddox |;
on the westerly side by land Of James Buck ON
the northerly side by lands Of Ivory Bulrel, James
Maddox, and Betsey Butland; and on the eastcrly
side by Saco river. And thatthe condition In said
mortgage deed Is broken, by reason whereof claim
q foreclosure OF the same. JAMES j. BUCK.
Saco, Aug. ~, 1869. 3w36
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MARRIED.

In Saco, Aug, -, at tho residence OF John Gains,
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In Alfred. Aug. l6, by Rev. j. Ii. Lapham, Mr.
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1--WE know no book" says the Congrs gaf,ondiisf of
DIR. Peabody's "REMINISCENCES or EuRoPEIN
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DIED.

f- Notices of deaths not exceedng rG lines inserted
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In Saco, Aug ~, OF cholera infantum, Philip East
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Lewis, and daughter Of Capt Isaac c. Baker, aged
- year,.
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In Wellesley, Mass, Aug ., William II. Cutler,
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Twenty-iive Years, Practice

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JOINT RESOLUTION 10 supply omissions In the
oil March third, eighteen hundred and sixty

JOINT RESOLUTION 10 supply omissions In the
enrolment Of certain appropriation acts approx
oil March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine.
Be u resolved BY hs Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatirts Of hs Uaifsd States Of america In Con-
grsss assembled That tho following items omitted IN
the enrolment Of appropriation acts approved March
third, eighteen hundred and sixty-nne, be, and the
same are hereby, ms amended, made valid portions
Of the acts from which they were omitted, Was
In the TACT making appropriations for the lcgis-
lative executive, and judicial expenses OF tho g0y-
eminent for the year ending the thrtieth OF June,
eighteen hundred and seventy after tho proviso
TO tho paragraph commencing "Por salaries and OK
penses Of collectors assessors assistant assessor
revenue agents." &c., insert Provided farhe, That
after the passage OF this act the proprictors OF al
internal revenue bonded warehouses shall reimbur,e
20 the United States the expenses and salary Of All
storekeepers other officers In charge OF such ware
houses and tho same shall be paid Into the treasury
and accounted for like other public moneys"
In the TACT making appropriation: for sundry civil
expenses OF the government for the year ending
june thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy, AMI
for other purposes" under tho heading Public
buildings and Grounds" before the item "FoI pay
of iampghtcrs gas-htting," &C., insert "Fcr light
ing the Capitol and Presidents house and public
grounds around them and around the executive Of
fees, thirty thousand dollars" #' f.-r.r'
ADuroyed. March -, lSby. ....H"
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AN ACT TO abolish the Office Of chief Of staff to the
General OF the army.
ne u snoefed BY the Senate and House Of Repre-.
seHfdf,rss Of hs United States Of Amsried IN Con.
grss assembled, That the Office Of chief OF stah with
the rink of brgndier general To tho General COM
handing tho army be- and the same is hereby, abcl
ished.
SEC. 2. dnd be farfAe enacted. That all law.
and parts OF laws inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April }, 1869. %.
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JOINT NTSUEUTIUN 70 facilitate The c0nstFuctIOn
Of the custom-house at Bangor, Maine.
ne u rssoired BY "a. Senate ard Houss Of Repre-
ssnfatirss Of the United Stafss of Imeriei ~ Con.
grs assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be authorized 10 make present application OF the
last session Of the fortleth Congress for tho Bangor
custom. house and public buildings the same 10 he
applied 10 the use provided in said appropriation,
not hereby increasing the said appropriation n
heretofore made. '-. .t
Approved, April ., 1859. -r,F
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-03
COLLINS MooNsroNE.

THE MooNsIOSE, a Novel, by wILkIE COLLINS, Au-
thor OF "Amadale," Tho Woman In White, '
'No Name "Antonina," Queen of Hearts, &C.,
with many Illustrations. svo' paper ,sl.jo, cloth
$500 .. 80 "a A. $50.
OF all tho living writers OF English fiction no onc
kie Collins lie has the faculty OF coiorng the nys.
terry Of plot exciting terror pity, curiosity, and
other passions, such rs belongs to fsw if any of his
or respects. Ills style, too Il singulariy approp-
ate-lcss forced and artificial than the average OF
modern novelists. --Bosfsn Transcript. r f7I,iI
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