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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-16
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Two San Francisco BARRIERS engaged to fight
. duel, agreed to start and walk around .
block, and when they got within sight Of csch
other TO blaze away. When they turned the
corner out Of sight, both started on run In
different directions, and one has sent from Alas
ka for his winter clothes, and the other has
written to his wife from the city Of Mexico,
asking her to send his linen coat and palm leaf
hat.
Rev. Horace Cook, who figured In an abduo-
ton case q, few months ago. has been sent to
Blackwell's Island, for SIX months imprison-
ment for drunkenness. ....r.-...r..... .r
Hon. Harry Hibbard Of Bath, N. H., has
become insane and was taken to the asylum at
Somerville. lie Was formerly . member Of
Congress from New Hampshire.
The United States has male more than one
thousand Of the famous mitrailleurs'w within SIX
months. ..a.,-a. .. .....a 2
II Is rumored that the Camden and Amboy
and New Jersey railroads have been leased 10
the Pennsylvania Central for guaranteed div
idend Of 10 per cent on the capital. The
amount Of property thus transferred Is about
$4,000, 900. D'.... BATTLES. "a. 90.
Since the beginning Of the siege Of Paris,
there have been more than seven hundred cases
Of insanity among the national guard, Of which
six hundred resulted from the excessive use Of
splrituous liquors. .T f.rrr
The President has nominated Gen. Alfred
Pleasanton to be Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue.. N-.
They are having small pox extensively In the
towns along the Connecticut valley, and In the
towns westward, measles. In the Eastern part
Of the State scarlet fever Is killing of . good
many children.
The Japanese carpenters are ingenious work
men, and their work is done with marvellous
neatness A curious feature Of houses Is that
they do not contain nail, all their joints and
timbers being dovetailed together by many in
genious devices and the whole work, even to
the raftcrs, Is rs smooth Us II II had been pol
ished down with sand paper.
Superintendent Of Police, Kelso, Of New York,
at the suggestion Of Justice Bowling. has sta
toned policemen in full uniform In front Of all
"abortionists' dens." with instructions to warn
all persons Of the alleged nature Of the estab-
lishments, and prevent them from entering.
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When the nomination OF Admiral Por-
ter came up for confirmation in the SEN
ate, Senator Drake made n farewell
speech, as Chairmcn of the Senate Com
miitee on Naval Affairs, in behalf Of Por-
ter. and intimated that N the President
had forgiven the Senate might. To this
Senator Edmunds responded in IN clo-
quent argument against the confirmation.
and especially on account OF the bad eN-
ample IL would set To our naval officers,
who should be- harmonious and united.
rather than indulging In backbiting and
personal dcnunciation. Senator Trum-
bull and others also opposed the confir-
nation, and the Senate adjourned without
action. The House meanwhile had gotten
up tho Porter question. and Gen. Logans
Joint resolution To abolish the offices OF
Admiral and Vice Admiral IN tho navy.
Mr.. Scofield endcayored To have II referred
To the Naval Committee, which would
have been burying Il beyond hope of
resurrection during the present Congress,
but be found that he could not receive
any support. and spicy debate cnsned.
Mr.. Hale of Maine. who. like Mr.. SEQ.
field. Is n member Of the House Naval
Committee, came to the rescue OF tho Ad-
miral, and Tough. gallantly in his behalf.
hut II was evident that the House was oil
n different opinion. Presently Gen. But
Ter sailed In, and opened his heavy hat
tcries against the Admiral, giving him
round after round Of solid argument. with
"a running fro of sarcasm. The General
left his own seat. and while speaking &C.
,upied that of Mr.. Welker. which Is In
tho centre Of tho hall, directly in front OF
the Speaker. and n he proceeded, gen
ilemen who occupied back seats len them
TO cluster around him. and to manifest
their appreciation, which was echoed by
murmuresl applause in tho galleries. IL
d it be true that Gen. Butler has waited for
years for an opportunity TO repay Admit
raj Porter for unkind treatment, he has
not waited In vain. for everything con-
,pired 10 give point 10 his dcnunciations
and his ssrcasnis. Indeed, Admiral Per-
Ter seemed like hcn-hawk which Farmer
Iutlcr had caught afler years OF deprcda-
dion, and was mailing To the gable end OF
bis norn house ~ q warning and terror.
A msn who would vrite such letters. no
rsscrsnA. should not 10 put In the plsee
If tho brave Fsrragut, and held up Tor
ths emulation Of the gallant youth OF the
United States but his promotion would
I've q, insult % the American pcoplo thro'
iacir President, and no should DO made
nm example II. Gan. Banks followed In
support Of Gen. Lopsn's resolution. and
ne was followed By Mr.. Cox. who was
also against ihe Admiral. The vote was
then taken. and tho joiot resolution was
,,ssssi almost by acciamstion. not over
iour o. five voting feoh'y nay.
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cussed for an hosr and then Laid aside and .
bill to promote the securing Of elBoient seamcu
for the navy ~as passed. he BIN apprupriat-
ing sl2 900 to oompspsatsJ, MIllorbeh fdy the
destruction Of his house In 1864 by order Of
union commander was discussed till the hour Of
adjournment
HoUsk-A bill was reported to provide for
celebrating the 100 snniverary ef American
Independence which was amended and laid over.
The peace amnesty hill was then considered. Mr.
Butler explained 81 Reconstruction bill and I'd
yocated Il. Messr. Pamworth, Beck and
Bingham offered substitutes. Mr.. Dawes Of
Mas. reported an appropriation bill which was
made the special order for Tuesday night Ad-
journed. l,ff Afl sihH
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HENNEBUNK.

DEAR UNION AND JOURNAL IL know no
how II Is with city congregations, but in many
OF our country churches, not two thirds Of the
people who attend meeting Mt all, are present at
the opening Of the services, and frequently dur.
ing the Invocation aud reading Of the scriptures,
there l. such confusion and tumult rs CRATES
harshly upon the eur Of true devotion. Some
whole families are generally late. Whether
they are too strongly temped I, make amends
on Sabbath morning for the loss OF sleep during
the six working days. am at present unable to
say. but this much Is true, thsy are late at
meeting. How any person can be guilty Of such
habitual trampling upon the ears OF the laity
and the lungs Of the clergy without blush Of
shame, affords matter of establishment.
Among other noticeable faults In church ell
quetto. are whispering. loud coughing. smoking
before service Especially on the door steps,
seating the children away from their parents,
gazing at strangers, sleeping or perhaps Sal
johnson has had new dress made, or perchance
has purchased herself hne bonnet, to decorate
herself next Sabbath, she too will avail herself
Of being tardy, % a. to draw attraction. Ger
tainly II decency and order are to b found any
where upon earth, they should Be seen during
the worship Of God In his sanctuary. ~
l
element on account Of the rumor that one ef
Keunebunk Q fair and wealthy daughters Is about
to he joined in the happy bands Of wedlock, to
one of BCston's noble sons. --,fl .l-
Jeremiah Cousins, eeq., an elderly gentleman,
upward Of eighty years Of ago, one day this
week shellcd two bushels Of corn, and wheeled
Il to mill. distance Of q miles, aud returned.
II would be worthy 10 chrunicle this teat II per-
n a : al "A n 0 .
grant havana and kids, instead Of war worn
veteran. 80. }L' 81 ~ /
Mr.. Lyman Mitchell, the vell Known prpprie-
tor Of the Alfred coaches, has extensively 10
modelled his barn and out buildings making .
great acquisition to our improving community.
= "wednesday, p. NJ. Charles Noble, young
man employed in the saw min OF Dane & Per-
kin,. had his finger taken Cd BY circular
* K.ssl.rsr. Dec. IS. 1870 'rl ~ 1
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The New Jail.

Tho situation oil AFFAIRS In regard 10
jail accommodation IN TINS county seems
10 DO this (: II Is admitted that the present
JAN st Alfred Is unsuitable. lhe present
Commissioners In the exercise Oh tnen
discretion have maiured plan and car
ried IL into efie0t rs far as possible. Tor
tho erectionof new jail NJ Alfred NJ u
cost by their own estimate OF rom sto'-
900 to $4,000. In the face OF great OPP
position to the scheme, and having rea-
sonable knowledge that the utmost resist
ancc wouiu DO nn~'o :" ou''u"s 'oo" -"
expensive ~" " INC p'0~"'' ~'" a's
no evidences save 'rom p,''a'' an" ,"''
es'ca Piuo'' ''' '".. " ,
ments' thM sucn u Proeeou"s "ou'"
endorsed by the people, 'ney Pu'on'sou
land, employed an arcni'ec' 10 in"Ao 'hc
design and estimates, contracted ior iN-
ing the foundation walls; and although
nm election has since then been held py
which the Commissioner VINO jar0''a INC
scheme was defeated ana q man WAS eieo.-
ell who was anu Is cPP0sca 70 "-"n' y"
though the o'her Noh'''''ss''"0' ""o W
posed u has been enuorseu oy u" e'eouo"
nevertheless the 'eho"e mas not 'ee',
stayed, Out mas oecn Pusneo o'' "s ID" a'''
fast rs possible Win the Ano"ieuso '""
alter january Isl the new COMMISSIONER
Messrs. huzzy ana Swoc'sir' oon''i''''"
'non h'yo','y " A'o Nn' 80. r.
'oP " "
raw ,n0 .o'S :. .,.-- y
anu 'o' .n0 '", -, - 80
"0 'o""9 re-, -,
commentaries nsa D ~ 49, - W.
soo'V" ., SoV'O'O " 'ln. ~,
mention 'n,s nS' sum- ,',... =, :,
unl''o Is SfV'0vV' "N :, a.. - ,..,,n
wiz oV,' . -. ;rw.rom.u
moS' a., .,'" - 60 nm So
WI EN-! VIZ S1.,.s ,..,, q, ,h.,
,,,,a.ro.,;,,,,;,,
.l~.,. 90, b., ,,cb
coS' y, .o"'"". -, g.,
IT,. sor IN. foundation walls which
w.ro estimated in the plan to cost $4,000.
nrovs tina. 5000 will be needed to CON-
n,,,e them, We have seen no man, in
.,r1;rc ,r,,sp, friend, of the proposed
,n..,,re who believes that the present
,..,.,,,a :, 90, La. ,h.,
p p," Oo %" ~
SoV'VV'
Butwaving all probabilities In inc case
do the people oil this county want NJ the
present time to be taxed s4V'oVVf Arc
they so flush with money as TO require no
economy ON inc part VI inc eo'i'iSSon
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THE PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT Is to be sreatiy
enlarged and improved with s beginning of IT, thirty.
nTI volume In March next, the price to remain mn
changed-s20 year In advance. More Stories, miller
Market Reports, and Marine List, . more extended
News Depsrtn,ent. and New Type. are among the IN.
tended niproy eneuts. To al new kubscribers, the
OF one year By It's Clubbing arrangements with all the
LEADING Magazines and Newspaper the entire reading
matter for family teNcept the local paper which 10
Ms ;owea poantls raies. Enough be saved on Two
Magazines 10 pay the whole subscription price Of the
THANsCRiPr. Specimens at the TRANSCRIPT aud
Circulars with nl list 0f Periodicals CnbtSl with. and
their prices. sent nee 70 ANY who apply. Address III
WELL, P1CkhRD q Co., PORrLAND, ME-. fwoO
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At certain seasons Of the year most persons arc
subjeot % diseases, etnanating nom low state 81
The blood. Tho casscs arc various, but V 70 only
necessary, In order for tho prompt publication q
COnPoUND SvRuP or HrPorn0sPHfIEs With null -
surauce OF obtaining the desired results This syrup
will strengthen the organs of digestion, promote
healthy asslmilation. noursh the muscles, and ron
ovato The nervous systein ... lW52
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PROCLAMATION
Citizens Of York County
and vicinityI
NEW FALL GOODS
.nn..a FOR 1901;
MORE BRILLIANT THAN EVERI
Free Exhibition
J. J. WooDw,ARD's,
}. j. WooDwARD's,
Great Falls, N. H.,

Great Falls, N. H.,
Where can be found the
most extensive assortment
Of American and Foreign
Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry,
silver and Plated Table
Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Razors, spectaclcs and
Eye Glasses, Port Mon
naics, Travelling and shop
ping Bags, (ncw and bcau-
tifhI pattcrns,) Albums,
Port FoliOs, Work Boxes,
and Dressing Cases, Combs,
Brushes, and Rich Fancy
Goods that can be found in
the state or vicinity, and
ID il furthermore conceded
that inc apo'cc"' NC P"r
chased nj prices much low
err than Of parties In larger
places. 81. 'r ',,,
We solicit n cniI from cvcfy-
body, whether wishing to pur-
chusc or not, and will cndenver
20 convince MI that we cnn md
VIII 90 Ms We
80.
..,,rc.., en-.
varcd 10 meet the wnnss OF Gus
toners. To those contemplate
ing milking purchases for CHS,
bridal or othcrwise,) we offer
extra '.aaeenen.'' having &c.
a..or,mcn, or wa,cne.. Gold
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PTLESI PILES! PTLESi PILEsi 0ut
ward applications arc money thrown away The
only permanent cure Il DR.. HARRiSOSb Ferris
They arc pleasant nor, lt&e ell pills, do they ~
QuIrs incrcass OF dose. They are exactly suited "
obyiate coetivencss-thc cause OF III health. For
HARRISON a CO.. Proprietors, and BY al Drug.
gists Mailed for % cents. 3w5ls
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Cambridge Cattle Market,-.Deo. 10.

Working Oxen-si0a2p. Steers and slim oxen,
s701ri25 or when well matched, little nboye their
value A beef Mich Cows-Slim 10 hr. t5tf6S |,
good to extrA, S1Oai0oy heifers and harrow cows
fIsatO; ycarlings, sI2ap1, twO-year-olds, sSeDp.
Tho number nom Name this week 10 369, ~ eOi-
which other things being equal, ought IN tell In
favor OF the sellers; but We cannot report brisk
market nor quick sales As We leave the ward this
Afternoon there ara many unsold, but they VIII
probably be all worked Oh, n there ID q fair mum.
Der of buyers pricing stock and looking over the
yatcs Tho storm hss cleared or, and the weather
cooler and more favorable. On the whole No juigo
that traffic Is about the same a. last week.
. Prics-Northem sheep and Lambs SUD % GU per
head In lots, OF n q Ge per n. trT I..-
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S,eeS~l N-os.ces.

pos.r no PD,rosss vi,h DE- s,ldky, ahky. dusgrvus
Hair Pvspssaiisss. ~ - HAnnts nln
vhIrh b psrlesiy do 81 uaRTassnk. an3 sst1sfy
free frsa az isssspsss sssSs. u IN ysavsty ~.
stow ony Hair, pvveats The Hair run hnt %, w
casss u 70 ervs sheu psmatuviy s, rvmovs dandrsu
and tesys The hc.d In peskctiy heaidy o"uftsa. w
bse AMI b, sslIsded ha, tbs gre Int disoovsSy of
The age. Psorsa Bsos 0loscestes, soe Agents W ne
raien,as- An n asussiss have q nm supgU. - M
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tvsl,o 900 reward IL offered by the proprietor Of
Dr. Pierce's All. Ext or Golden Medical Discovery
for medicine that will equal 10 for the cure Of all
which are "BIlIousness," or oliver Complaint"
constipated bowels, impure blood, scroinlous dis
eases Eruptions,, Pimples, Blotebes Boii. and So
tIon In its early stages and nervous and general
debility. Sold by druggists. iW52
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Catarrh tilt b astuoishinf, get Devsstheiess true,
that DR. J. Brggs' Aevator has ermaneuy eurcd more
cases cf this distressing disase than any other known
remedy. With Ills fact In view. 1000 10 odered sor
single case that this remedy fak 10 eurr, used Anociing
70 directions. sh by Dr. y q. Stevens and d.. A. Ba-
ON the most enterprsns AMI successful druggists o. ~.
d~xsd = ..... Hs. Ia. d.. =. blu
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.N,esV .a6cerstse,ssessss.
Rare Chance for Investment.

Tho subscriber. Wishing 70 leave Sbr the Western
country oes Tor sale onehalf Interest In one Of the
Oldest and Beet FURNITURE sTuRtSJn the STATE,
now doing largo business, with . god chance 20
increase. Good run Of custom. and rood paying
business. The best stand In the County Of YORK.
Tor particulars address OF cali on
J. w. BROOKS,
No. 20 Main Street, Biddsiord, Ne.
BIddeford, Dec. 10, 1870. saf
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Ru.hton'. Cherry Pec.onl Trochss

WIN be found superior 10 all Others for Coughs Colds
ssessiInsiy rsiaisbls. hsvine nons ~ 80 nsn:c.
atIng, unpleasant cubcb taste, very soothing, and
act Ike scharm. Also, Rushton's N. " Cod Liver
OIL. for Consumption. .Scrofala, 10 Tho Oldest,
purrst, and hest In market. uss no other. Bold by
druggists generally. smH
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Conss.-whst 10 more annoying than CorDsf What 10
more oppressive than Bunionsf What 10 more painful
than Ingrowing Nalsi Lt the poor victim answer. The
most distressing d these torment can BE- Immediately re-
lev-d and quickly cured With Dr.. j. Briggs Ai<vator
and Curative soad ny DE-. H. steveus and Dr. A. Ia
con- The most enerising aIdsuocesai druggists o. DID,
dtfbnl olu
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Biddsford, Nov. Is, 1870.

TO fAe Hea.rnsie cssrf or !Cssnfy Cs.sssts-
soners for The County OF York ,ne1t 70 b heid ID
sid County Of York, 81 Alfred, On The hfth day
December, is70i .... 20
nIIE undersigned respectfully Represent that In.
II hskS1sats n. Ne tevp q kslasos md luhshS.
49,. m m. iovn nj Ssnsord mi nm. pnbiie coo.
s.n,.nc. and necessity demand that \ new rosd
.amd \, i.Id NM co.s.,escipe ID The town rcd I'm
Ia T.Ss,an ~, shs dvrIiinS hou.e al IIirsm m
s.m L1osno.,, -. -s,.sI. 90, Isnd az m. III
x m1i I Mf snT n,.S i.,S N John o. Yer
n t ~. - n'a,.i 10 -. thsncs SoutS over
land az the aid IAN Fl johnson 70 The town rod In
S nv w VI" W sh.,.s,,s nrsv vour iIonorsble Court
sanford. We hsasore Psy y ~ ,a".s tss s.ms In
~ s t'.,s s 1870 ~ v1' JoHS O' fERNALD.
- Apd n, okherS.
n.,.,.,,.,.,., Nox ., ,s-o - '>''''''
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Every farmer who owns o good stock Of Ilorscs,
Cattle and sheep and intends 70 keep them through
the winter should get nj once good stock OF sher-
idans Cavalry Condition Powders" One dollars
worth will save ut lOast half ton OF hay. Iva
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Musical Literature f.!

Beethoven Letters, i7el-is2S, cloth, s2W
Life Of Beethoven, fschindierlc Edited By No
schelles, cloth. 200
Lin OF Chopin. By Llsat. Cloth, 81
Life of Handel. By Schoelcher. Cloth. 2O
Life and Letters OF Gottschak. by llensel u. ~
Mozart. A Romantic Biography. Cloth. 70
Memberships Letters 2 vols. Cloth, each, 70
Reminsce uccs or Mendelssohn. Cloth, 10
Ehlerts letter. on Music. Cloth, Is
History of Music. By Ritter, Cloth, 10
POlko's Musical M tehss. Cloth, l'5
Bound uniformly In Cloth. Sent portage paid on
rccrpt VI price.
ny, 10 OLIVER DIrsON - CO., Bostes.r
CHAs. IT. DlTsON q CO., New York. fHf
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Consu mption i-Drigrs Throat and LING Healer
never falling nedy r all dlsrases OF the Thruat, Lung
and Chest Sold by Dr.. r. a. Stevens aud DE- Bsosn,
the most enterpfislns and sueccssfal druggists Of Bde-
E,ri bIu
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SALES, WANTS, LOST & FOUND,

A EDGERLY, ut No. 81 Main st., near Al
IA. ffed St, Biddeford, invites the married PEG.
pie and those contemplating marriage, 70 call and
examino his stock Of Furniture and Household
goods.
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EOR SALE-A Drug Store In the city Of Bid
IL deford. For particulars inquire OF or address
ALvAN BACON. N. d.. this Post Oficc. l3w4i'
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Why give a. much for an ordinary soap ofle.s
weight, as for Bcach's Washing Soap that has NO
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COL. n. O. SHANNON.

lately returned nom . three year, residence In
Brasil 10 now prepared 70 oil promptly any enEASc-
ments for his lecture entitled, Tho Land Of the
Southern Cros."
For particulars, a. 70 terms and dates, sddrss r.
O. Box $50, SAco, Me-. - MI % r "
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Psr,oss Who have hspoms thsfosghiy chilled nom
any sanss, may havs thsir sircalsfion at once 70.
aJohnscn'S Anoayns Eni4sgt,p mixed In . little
cold vstsg we'll sssssehsd.N Ws2
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Copartnership Notice.

T,HE oopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undsriEned. under The style Of
.sTns Cosheso loou PiSksr. Manufacturing Com
fSs SuSnes Of The late arm viii b s,tisd By Us Il
.-'--Lr--------------y-S. ALLIEN
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A ,ru. copy Of NE original order. 80,
ava Attest, II. II. BURBANK, Rsgistss.
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y. @. ALLRN,
y. q. BuzzELL.
Biddsford. Nov. 10, 1870

Biddstord. Nov. 10, 1870. IL -
~. View CopvsA aership Nstiee.
Tho undermined hAvs, this day formed . ospart.
bership under the nrm name Of Allen, Bussell
Watson, and win sentinss Nc business u manufAe-
turing Loon Piskss Of ell kinds.
.aUTHNarnrH So O. suxzEfL,
u, w. WATSON.
Biddeford, Nov. ts, is7u 3v5i
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z. IS. FROST,

+, Norx Ali pcsrpus inisbtea N ths suhscdbse fef
Tin VAR az ling Patterns, arc hersby requested to
cali and settle. " they will b len ost 6f cs!so-
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BIDpEFoRD AND sAco
Retail Price Current
CONNECTED WEEKLY.

BrDDEroRD, Dec. i6, 1870.
, 1870-07-22

vende tiIbage med Sundhed og TiIfrodsled.
GouVernuren takkede for Raadets Paa-
%SkJ0nnelse, OgmeddeIte, at under hans Fra
DeFelSe Wide F0reIsen at Gouvernemcntet
Tor de dansk vestindiske Der bIive oyerdra-
get den tortiden c~onstjtuerede Vice Gouver-
neur Stakemann, K. d. som og midIertidi-
gen vii torbIiye paa st. Thomas, medens
ContreadmiraI J. Christmas, I'D. ogD.M v.
Wide modtage Constitution til som Vice
GouVerneur i Eratsraad Stakemanu5 For
taId eVentuelt at trHdo i deunesSted, 90 der
hos som Over0yrigIed at forestaao det To-
kaIe Commencement for st. Croix.
Ltterat Fernandez havde udtalt Raadets
bedste Onsker for Hans H0iveIbaarnhed
Gou'erneuren / A%nIedning af dennes fore
staaende Reise, hpvedes N6det III. u.
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