The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

His ayor. r.''-ZioH's Advocate.
Iaeendiary.
Last Saturday night the barn Of Capt. Jordan
on the Buxton road. two miles above the Saco
depot, was set on FIRE by some scoundrel who
set ERE to about 80 lbs Of hay in the centre Of
the barn. but owing to the dampness OF the at
mosphere, the FIRE went out Of itself without do.
ing damage.
Resurreeted.
As some workmen were digging out under an
oil building in the rear Of our office last Tues
day, they came upon human skeleton, with no
indication Of coffin or wood Of any kind. The
skeleton appeared to be that Of an adult male,
not very old, we should judge from the upper
jaw, which contained as perfect set Of teeth
as we ever saw. The bones had been there for
long time, but how they came there Is mys-
terry. Rumor has il that long time ago, u
man residing there suddenly disappeared and
no one knew what became Of him. But this
story is only traditionary. Whether any new
developments win come to light, time win de-
termine.
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NJ, En,ror ,-your CORRESPONDENT "Fidclis"
=, p;,, =, ~. Latter ~ Las, xsck thinks orro-
gance and stupidity prompted my letter to you,
and hints other things very strongly, and per-
han. more uppleasautly than he really intend
81. but he acknowledges there may be cause Of
eompl,ip, only he upbnids any one who COM
pl,ins poub,leS, he did no, ur;te 20 much for
Mr. Lynch as he did against Kittery. Let us
see how the case stands. by reason Of Andrew
Johnson's treason, and Welles' threats, We got
no employment In the fard; but not hepuo-
lican budged an inch; we kept our ranks closed
up, and all the while gave an available support
to the party. How stood EliOt-what made 1t
20 over to the cOpperheads and against Lynch,
although we had control Of the check listl
Let US see about the positions all Of which f.
says Kittery has got except what ~ H. has
got We have one writer, one weigher at sS'oo
per day, one boss sailmaker at S.4o per day.
some mechanics at 2.4o per day. anu some Ia
borcrs at l.H per day, and not one Of these
long. Now how about Eliotf They have one
clerk ut SliOo' per year, one wri'er' o0ss '0ln-
er, boss boat builder one quaf'erHah '0r inc
last twenty years. together WIN mOre SOrnni.i'
anu mechanics e'an h"'e'!' a"u "'9 aA WV
"sOft places" during the rebellion. hH'ery
has popuiatoh oi ooVV' h'o' i'VV, h'9
has given near 2OO republican MAJORITY hnot
none. IL strikes us that "ridelis'" sneers at
at. 49,, o0,,,o ,,,,, =. hal grace which We NAV
-. - -. .;noo 10 nsr,,,. shelters
or ought W eh0use' sin9e !" P.'n'fs
himself under the wish Tor q o'erksnip' or 10
favor himself ~
r,.. ,..,,,,,, n NV Letter rstba. Mr. LYNCH
~ " ~
Visited the iaru accO'npanno' " Ave lie s'"-
tleman, was certainly very quiet announce
men, h,, !, e,cites the ire Of YOUR corrcspon-
,.,, rs ,,ouo vas mo,
uen' a' hi0S' NO" ""s
something 'pat' IN the noting the circunistai-
ees. and il Mr.. Lynch had not neglected his
-. -, L.. Or abandoned tbeu IN mo
""'.'' Nv" -, g, -, =
perioriheu oN o'noiS "no "0u'' P'O"'
doing, why should 1t 50 suddenly irritate! we
wish very molcstly to have evils corrected, and
liz. 90 .r;,;.;sc morn plain,y. hut
"a'' -"
some person hereafter not no" aequAh'oi ""h
the present slack rope performance. may be
s..,,,J o,s., of sheba IN declare. sthe one half
+, 80, wnD
mas not oeen ""'
kIrrERr, May III, ieo'.
Di.eL.rys OF Mr.. Dame.
Hen. John Dame was on Saturuay last uis-
charged from his position as Master DiaekSmith
at the Navy i' m - s'In " ~ 1910 % ~ a,,s'I y.
.;rnan % .. ,nsst;nss Of navy yarI wcrkmen to
protest against the reduction Of their wages and
strive to secure revision OF the order under ,
when 'nsy e rsars.. VSs ~. snac,s, sbs,i const-
~ Law. worn. anil II is believed among
them that this discharge is punishment for
Mr.. Danes participation in the movement. We
,r.., /, !. not 20. .s such action by any official
uiil M reprobated by every true Republican.
yga :, r;.ht ~ nc,cssblv as.embIe. 10 canvass
government nolicy. and 10 take measures for 10
dress Of grievances. is one that Republicans
cannot surrender, and interference with that
right they wiz not tamely submit to. President
Grant has Promised 'hat one iesuI' OF nus eiec-
err, man sbonI be nrotectei In the rirh freely
- a..nr...s H. sen,;ment. ,,;thout molsstation
=, ;n,;n,i1,t;on. anil we .h,Il pr,te.t AGAINST
Sav;ns - the gav spnli.i bere In free New Iiamp-
sh;rs Is, Ss.r.taTy Rorie be be,tpr a,lyiscf
va van, NO o,,r,cr.leck dis.,;pline In the civil
asiministraiionor OF the Navy Dep,rtmcnt-Ports-
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Msse''is-
The annual communication OF Grand Lodge.
Chapter, Council and COmmandery, was held
in Portland last week. OF the appointments
for this county We notice, L. Z. Burnham Of