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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The excitement over
the Alabama claims is rapidly subsiding.
The Times alone, of this mornings papers,
discusses the subject. It urges a diplO-
matte solution of the question. 1t is un-
derstood that John Bright approves the
conduct of the government in the cOntrO-
versy.
Charles Francis Adams.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Charles Francis
Adams left for Washington last evening on
a summons from the State Department.
His return to this country is Occasioned by
the Ill health Of bis wife. Upon the Ala
bama question he is very reticent, but thinks
st reasonable that our claims should be sub
mitted to the Geneva arbitration, which
could dispose of them according to the
evidence. England, he believes, is disn-
clined for war. The Alabama excitement
Is due to newspaper agitation. There is
nothing which warrants him in believing
that the Washington treaty will be afailue.
He does rot think Gladstone meant ali be
said in his hasty speech, and he subsequent
Iv took back much that he said al first on
this question.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 22.-Hon.
Chas. +. Adams Srrived here this morning.
He states that he was in Naples, when let
ters reached him which induced him to re-
turn home solely on private business. I'm
til he reached Geneva he was unaware Of
the nsW controversy with reference to the
Alabama claim matter.
6miIeF COIfax.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Colfax addressed
the BrOoklynites this evening on the life Of
Washington. In the course of his address
the Vice-Presdent referring to the Alabama
claims, said England was bound by the
treaty of Washington and the decision Of
the arbitrators, and would have TO pay the
debt in full.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23
NEW YORK.
washingtOn's Birthday.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Everything has
worn holiday appearances in the city to-
day. Public business was wholly sus-
pended; flags flying from the hotels, public
places and many Of the private residences.
Broadway was thronged with large crowds
of pedestrians. The procession of the
American Protestant Association passed off
quietly. About four hundred marched
through the streets escorted by about sew
enty policemen. The Order of United
American Mechanics were out to about the
number of four thousand, which included
the delegations from Jersey City, Pennsyl-
vania, Brooklyn, and adjacent places, and
duly paraded. A feature in the procession
was the carriage of Gen. Washington,
drawn by four grey horses. The display
was very fine.
What Next?
A number of Irish-American citizens pre-
pose to give a public dinner in honor Of
Horace Greeley next St, Patrick's DaY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23
FLORIDA.
P-Obabue Collapse of impeachment,

Probable Collapse OF impeachment
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Information
from Florida states that the Legislature
adjourned sine die at noon on Monday last.
It is stated that the council OF Governor
Reed asserts that the adjournment OF
the High Court Of impeachment without
day Is tantamout TO a dismissal OF The
charge against him. This question, j was
understood, would be referred to the Su-
preme Court of the State.
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RmIIeF COIfax.
NEBRASKA.

The JudSciRry sides with the Execu-
tive.
OMAHA. Feb. 22.-The decision of the
Supreme Court to-day is that the present
extra session of the Nebraska State Legis-
Iature is illegal, holding that the procama-
lion of the acting Governor, James, TeYok-
ing the call of the President OF the Senate
Was authorized. The Legislature disbanded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23

A gentleman, while handling beer glass
on Church street, yesterday, received an
uoly cut in the hand, which caused him 80
much pain that he could not attend to busi-
ness. BE is now considering whether il Is
IaUt gIto be-er or not to beer"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23

THE ProhibisiOnists, in their National
Convention at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday
nominated James Black, of Pennsylvania,
for President and john Russell, Of Michigan,
f0r Vice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23
TERMs 0F sUBsCRIPTIOEi

TIE Labor Reformers, in their National
Convention at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday
nominated Judge David Davis, Of the
United States supreme Court, for Presi-
dent, and Gov. Joel Parker, the present
s Governor Of New Jersey, for Vice Presi-
dent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23

If DR.. Howe is not to be trusted with the
management ofa Blind Asylum, who is ?-
Nel0 York Tribune. Give up.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23

Mr.. Taylor, of New York, offered res
olution declaring the paramont object Of
the labor party was to draw to itself men
of all political parties, that it was incum-
brent on the representatives of labor reform
to make their selection Of candidates from
among those men who were identified with
labor reform, having endorsed the labor re-
form platform, and having no connection
with any other political party.
Several delegates urged the adoption of
this resolution on the ground that this
wonld relieve the labor movement OF the
odium now attached to 1t from the fact that
i, was claimed that this third party move
ment was merely tai to either the Re-
publican or the Democrats party.
Other delegates argued that the resolu-
tion was Bit in the mouth Of delegates
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-23

ava EET
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HOW TO GO WEST.

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far West As
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Supreme judicial Court, Waldo Co

bEFOkE il DEE DlCkERSDN.
David Lancaster, Belfast vs.. Isaac w HAY
ner, searsport. Action to recover amount Of
damage TO carriage and person by coiisio ion
The plaintiff testified that late in the afternoon
Of Oct. 10Th, 1870. he started to take two ladies'
10 their homes in Northpor. When about two
miles below the city, he met defendant driving
his horses and carrya, who run his horses to-
ward plaintiff, struck his forward wheels broke
his carriage, and threw him out, njuring his
knee so that it is not well yet. At the time the
def. said that if pltff would get the carriags
repaired he would pay for it. Hayner testified
that he did not see the plaintiff coming, and that
the first he knew the colllsio occurred, niur-
ing his carriage and throwing HIM out He
claimed damages also. The jury gave Mr. Ian
caster SO. Mcclellan for Observation-Disclosures
for Havner.
Justin l.. Keith VS.. Samuel G. Ellis. An ac-
ton 10 recover the difference between the re-
sp~'tiye accounts Of the same lot of lumber
hauled from keth's mill for the construction of
railroad fences for which Ellis had contract
The price of lumber was not in controversy
but the millmans count and that of Ellis team
ster differed very much. The jury gave Keith
S51.5l Boyle and johnson for heith-Abbott
for Ellis
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LY C.E . NJ!
5 x T II p y p y I = G.
HI G X
srEREoPr1coN!
Oae OF the Most Elegant and Pleasing
Exhibitions Ever shown
L L U M N ATED PICTURES
t1GHTEEN FEET SQUARE
P r o G r A M M { ::

AHERICA: Entrance to Harbor of san Fran.
cisco. General View of San Francisco and Vicinity.
Views OF 70 Semitic Valley; its Waterfalls, Leaping
Cascades, and PERCEPTIONS Mountain Peaks Gip.n
tic Trees OF Caaveras Grove. Views along the track
of the Central Pacific Railroad. Native Indians
showing their Dress, Wigwams Mode OF Lite, sc.
An p l.1lde view OF Mormon Life Salt Lake City
its Public Buildings, Squares, Parks, Avenues &C.
Domestic Mormon Life upon the Pains Brigham
Young and number of his Wives. Driving the
Last Spike at the Junction of the Central Paci6 nd
the Union Pacific Railroads. to the CITY of Omaha
Niagara Falls summer and Winter Views Prot.
Huningtons White Mountain Winter Scenes sum
mer Views of White Mountains
EUROPE. Views in England Scotland Wales
and Ireland; showing Cathedrals, Castles Ruined
Abbeys, Palaces, Public Parks Statues Fountains,
the Principa Cities, and all places historically inter
esting throughout Great Britain France before the
War; France during the War; France since the
War; Encampment OF Armies Battlefelds Fortit
cations, Destructive Effects of Shot and Shell,
Ruined Condition of some of the most beautiful
Monuments of Art in Europe the terrible French
Mitraiileuse, its operations explanf d Chateau de
Beie-Niew, where the Emperor Napoleon surren-
dered to the king OF Prussia and many other views
OF equal interest throughout France olland. Swift
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Views of the Alps, the Pyrenees and the Appenines
with their GLACIERS, Crevasses, Beautiful Cascades,
snd Romantic Lakes.
ASIA Views in Hndooatan, Persia. Janan
China, East Indies, &C; showing their Inhabitants,
and the Modes OF Dress pecuir to each country and
statil in Life; their Habitations from the H0yFI
to the PALACE; their Domestic Habits. TemnIes
Idols, Cities Modes Of Travel. &c. The late Dread
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human life and upon property, showing Wrecks and
Ruins in every conceivable form of mutlation and
confusion
AFRICA Egypt and the Nile, Nuba, Aleiers
Morocco, Ethiopia, and Cape of Good Hone
Choice collection OF Statuary and a number
of Comic Illustrations. The scenes are explained in
an authentic and interesting manner as they appear
before the audience.
For this Evening TICKETS at IS cents will be
issued to Children OF 10 years and under.
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THE PALM Err
StaVe Jointer

am prepared to show the public that have SO
far perfected my machine tor jonting slaves as to
satisfy the most sceptical. The work can be done
perfectly giving to every staye its proper taper In
proportion to it's width hit for all the different bar
rels and casks now in use, from the hogshead down
10 the smallest nail cask, giving in every case to each
cask It's desired bige and bend. 1 have few in
operation unsold, which hope giving satisfac
ton A few more are yet to be delivered on terms
agreed on between myself and those who have seen
fit TO give them trial. have made price except
TO those now using them, which is considerably
lower than propose TO sell in the future. Ny works
at present are at the Belfast Foundry where shall
be happy to wait on customers.
wish to give notice to all parties who have been
using my Stave Jointer trial. if they are not per-
feety satisfactory, they must be Immediately return
ed am under obligation to furnish few more at
the low price, which agreements will be fulfilled to
the letter.
The prices of Machines In the future will be from
SIPS to $3.50 to those who purchase outright
Should any prefer lease by the year. shall be ready
to accommodate such terms satisfactory. / think
l have valuable invention, and my only fear Is it
may get into hands that don't know how to use it
properly. 6w22 l.. r. PALMER.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

Forth week ending Wednesday, Dec. 27,I
At market torthe curr, nj week-Cattle l472 sheep
ana Lambs 5524 SWINE II 400 Last week-Cattle,
2o65. sheep ana Lambs, SIT, Swine. 5000
From Mainc-Cattic ri Sheep and Lambs, POO.
Prices Of Beet Cattle, PEI loo lbs the total weight
OF hides tallow and dressed Beet-Extrs quality
50 20 So first quality 50 75t6 90 second quality 50
25a5 30, third quality ~ 50a5 90; poorest grade OF
OF coarse oxen, Bulls, &c, 50 45a4 %
Hides ana rsllow Brighton Hides &c; Brgh-
ton lallow Gao -2c; Country Hides : l-2; Country
laow 5a5 l-2c, Cat skins l6a lSc, Sheep and Lamb
Skins, 81 5O12 90 per skin
Working Oxen-EXtra, s2ooa25o ordinary, sl4oa
ne: Coarse Oxen and Handy Steers $45al00; per
pair.
store Cattle-Year!ings, s1al2; > year olds, ! la
Is, year ods, S25a45 per head Many OF the small
cattle that are in faiA condition sold tor beet.
Mich Cows-Most Qt the cows brou. hi into mar
ket are OF mary grades, but lew fancy breeds
among them. Prices range from SloaS9o per head.
Store cows, $6a33 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-EXtra and selected lots, S3 5oa
50 Ordinary 81 15s3 % or from as l-ec per 10
4 ade dull
Swine-store pigs, none at market, fat hogs, "a
u per pound.
Poultry Extra, l4al5c medium, l2al4 poor, Ia
II l-2c per 10,
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

'o'o'' an" "'9o"
Al IOWA schooi-hastei mas peeh "'>ihl>>tu
ioT kissing me pig girls ne glrls say thI' the
S'nool board hild no right 10 interfere WIN i
thtH STUDIES III mat way
The positive cure for kidney. bladder and |
glandular }isnaSas rua,tal an1 nhysical dehiIi- |
~ diahetes Gravel srI tem.la irregnIarities |
a. wan ~ .o,nut.,irts of tho lIrino-ganit.l ar. |
cans in either i'm ran be effected IN the Ala of
S\,,I ,\prp.S RIcur If ..t at on,e on The |
nervous system and i dlapf-orehc deohNtr4- |
emu, aleraINe; olureuc >1lFe9t ana t'hlt. II |
tNc''t> Stnera' ACTON oI Tue uotlIthl sihLc "I |
~ NNS3vih' hhu ~ US avenues u ne'I'h 'Ie
Young man ne'hg asked why we haiI on
lh r 'op Oh MS head wa - 'hlh: PNeIalilltH ii'
'lt S"ls t"ie II "ui l'"ilhS MN III Al me VIII
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pi,'i,t.., a''I ~. .oh ~
Gnl,le,, us,i;'nl ni.,.a7o, i'' -g
What is the difference hetW cen stabhing a man
and killing Il hog
The one is a.>aultiug with intent 10 Nil, and
the other is killing with intent 10 salt.
.
MANY SUFFER- rather man take naG~r"uN
iiie"ihe>, ana 'Hl' i i"' |" oe "ohiHf'I ar -
'U Ielhfue = oiifh ""r>e man ihe disease
uHtIeTN IRON, COUGHS 'oid>' ihHd"NHl. sore
tnF"F or .FndrH'I 70 "h>ltlnnlinn' VIII hhd
~ n y So I 1'''>lW n = tt' ,"fiH
remedy ~ h2rteaoie 10 lh' pAlur - eneclUaj IN
removing disease.
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.,n nIrrhy.e . ,r,i, of .hoot. f,r III, Xxi
,5yer =. set nr tea,b for thn rI,,b INK ,,.,n1,i
H. ol4J ~ h. inf,rInnI ,yl.t rt ~ im,,ra.t J.
.,IIown1 ~ me R,ni, nr ,i'o pf'ar It,,'iY,,
Ronnes Pain killing Magic OH /, recon-
mrnded to u>e both externally and internally.
and If used faithfully according TO the Girec-
mons on each bottle il cures main :. like =,
charm ana when once used hv any person, il
has a new friend 10 praise its good virtues The
best praise i ID try \ bottle. !. 4. Howe, 4
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To Correspondents and Subscribers.

If Joseph CHM who ordered the address OF his
paper changed to Blackington's Corner, will LEI Us
know the former Post Once TO which his paper was
sent, we shall be happy to obge him
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Belfast Police Court.


Jan. Joseph Harvey Of Swanville, who en-
tertalned doubts of the constitutional right of
boys to slide down hill. made an assault upon
some who Were engaged in that recreation near
the Upper Bridge. Among them was the son
of one of the fathers of the city, who complain
ed of the assault, and Joseph now boards at
the stone mansion of Bro. Calderwood on the
hill.
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Latest by Telegraph
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE JOURNAL
BOSToN. Jan. 10. p NJ
The Dons Honeyfuq linq Sherman

ne CoHS iVOut) luSiIHS OheFHidH-
Gable dispatches announce that Gen.
Sherman has been the recipient OF an eX-
ceedingly hearty and hattering reception
in Spain. The King and the highest Off
GERS Of the government not only eN-
pressed themselves kindly towards the
General but used the most amiable lam
guage towards the United States, aud
spoke hopefully OF our international rela-
tons. At banquet given At the United
States Legation. the Spanish ministry
Were present. and toasts responded TO, TO
the King President Grant, the Armies
and NaNies OF the United States and Spain.
The foreign minister Deblos said that there
was no difficulty between the two coun-
tries but that could he settled through the
representatives OF Spaip al Washingt on.
Sudden Death of Newspaper Man.
David Leavitt, for thirty years past a
reporter on the Daily journal of this city.
and widely known throughout New Eng
land, was found in his room at loung's
Hotel this morning, in a dying condition.
\ case OF apopleXv
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RARE CHANCE.

linYt4EH1 = The subscriber offers his farm for
sale, containg ten acres Of choice land
under high state of cultivation, all underdrained
cuts from ten to twelve tons of hay, with thrifty
young orchard and other fruit trees. Two story
house 24x30, with L., slate roofs, good barn. carriage
house &c. Also a wood lot containing Is acres "a
OF mile from premises. Said farm is about third
OF mile from Searsport Village, known the
Nathaniel Marden farm which will be sold at a bar
gain Terms easy For further particulars enquire
OF VIM. Fl. BROWN, on the premises.
Searsport, Jan. 3, 1872. 4w26-
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The Wing says that in the case Of John
Treat and ais, " Rufus Dwinal and
ais, (the case Of destroying the office OF the
Bangor Democracy, ma GRITTY oi the Jus
tees Of the Supreme Judicial Court have
rendered the following decision 4" The
Plaintiffs may discontinue against the sur
vivors and proceed against the executors
Of said Dwnal-or they may proceed
against the survivors or any number Of
them, upon disseminating against the ex
ecutors OF said Dwinal and such survivors
as they elect not to proceed against sub
ject 10 The statutory provisions a. to
costs
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News o? the County and City.

.i.itng to the shore. sn5 ran Mis-, anderson
lnpej ont without <erion, harm. hut in at
.,upting IA follow. Mis-, Abbott struck upon
l.l head, was dragged about twenty rods, and
ulcrrd ,ensele>,. ~he was taken into neigh
Eo.ing house. with the blood flowing from
Wound, on III, h,ad and from her ear, and
mouth, and remained unconscious for y Inpo
.nle. Meanwhlc the Boy chung 10 the sleigh
ID the course down the street they passed a
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TRINITY SCHOOL
NAME,
ca MDEN, =

English and Classical Family Boarding School tor
BOYS. Winter Term begins Jan 4, 1872 For Gaia.
logue, address Rev. B. W. ATWELL, Rector
2n20sp
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,

..Irsfah,Hi1l4 The two story Store In Searsmont
opposite the Tavern will be sold at
bargain, together with Stock If desired. For fur
her Information apply to r. GILMORE
SearsmOnt, Dec. Is, 1871 2m26-