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BIDDEFORD,MAINE. To rux| Borror or ca ea Some two weeks this section to R, ent of the Le Di went Portland to hire some of Bee Lee clese ant of that city to work in the mills, and was there at a oe Pe ad a rapes wl show that it _ pos Mr Hobbs, bee Mr. M. n ots ong eaes, and me he wad hart tad bred by some of the cepereen — It ap went to Port land to tena engage — ariel for the Bagging a the ten oe She meg aon “oh py te, tom owed of on = fonal Executive Coulives | the ci City ‘all, and made arrangements for SE EE Re te Rf on ae compen sald bed p those | places wi bene and engaged ‘passing | among the tents on Many, a drunken fellow cconneeeree gatering a Mr. Rogers to crou mo . Wishing to avoid hisvarbance, hi hastened to ge clear of his latest followed tin with shouts, throw ate what injuring on Pearle for gave man into the bees of an officer, mae ve him over oir. A pare tante bees design of the police, man wad to him was so find himself noted to jail. He was, deprived of his money and watch, notwithstanding the explanations, and put into « we was kept until 3 o’clock next day. Al to prove his innocence was his ah they even refusing to forward dispute Mahlend eet pects paengidie oe fencers of oon receeded at we to Werke Matanta expressed themselves intensely mortified me the occur rence, and promised to have the matter. thor seeks investigated. 8. We can furnish Claim Agents with all the necessary blanks. The income Tax. FIRST DIVISION? JOSEPH BRAGDON, JR., ABT, ASSESSOR, a * tdbbe ne w? te tere i in Kennebunk, unk, ) *” Tont McKenney Simeon McMullen James II Ambrose, Penhalion Amires Quinby Thomas, Nemick Daniel, n” ee a= ol 4702 8153 nou vet | THIRD DIVISION — JOIN 8. PARKER ASSISTANT south Berwick, North Pervew. _Daaitt, Lebanon Ban ford, Alfred, Shapleigh, Acton, Burleigh John N., Saal navhe, 9250 Conant J 710 Clark — South a Frost George A., Banford, 215 iwi” North Berwick, 13284 Halgiea Pph., Bouth Berwick, ot Hayman Edward, * 8 nH John E., n., rae Derwick, ath Jewett Theodore Berwick, Jewett William D., a 697 Jewett Elisha II. “ “ 115 Jordan Ichabod @. Berwick, 3 Lent Temperance Ranford, 26 Loni Caleb B., Alfred, 645 Merrill John, Ranford, 164 George, Berwick, 300 Moses Theodore B., «0 Nason , South Berwick, 612 Paul Jebe « Parker John 27 Snow George II, North Berwick, a Brocken Abner C., South Berwick, on Trafton Chas, T., South Berwick, 20 Tripp Samuel, Alfred, 113 North Berwick, 283 Weymouth William, # 195 avon BR, South Berwick 415 FOURTH DIVISION ——JOAN GAINS, ASSISTANT Allen John L., P., 1781 Senadag” Un thophon bs 153 Barrows Joseph W., 107 Lowell M . Burchem Kiwarad , 126 Lord di ooo Bently Jason W., Mason Wians Berry eh X “ Masog Joramtak, 8 nu Ae, Boantman Elisa, Nicholas Joba T. D., in Cleaves Daniel estate of ast Not Fliphabet. 215 Cartisle James, 425 Owen Daniel M., 10 Carter Geo. A., 478 Patten Chas. B., 800 Chadbourne Owen B., 1000 Pierce Marshall, oo Abraham, 1168 Perkins William, 66 4 0.,, SA Mice 97 Drinkwater BK, 176 Sweeter foo Deenng f as Sith Eigin 8, wt Eastman Philip, Smith Daniel Jr., w Fes Ira on. fanedt T, 2 @aing Job 832 Bawyer Chas GC, BR D, 143 Beamman Tristam, 6 Ly 1079 Staples Eben C., Getchett Nebem, 249 Temple e213 N., 01 Twembdiy Bute 75 Jonian Rushworth Jr. 3124 Want 'Ges. 300 Johnson Waa Le, 4, WA WiedsorJehn HL, = 48 —Portland Star, Swadborough—All the remaining names belong in 7 Yrial become of the toftra outtem Quousead berets that yeasty’ give up the ghant in New York, Boston, and these mbar alam sfiea 1 aipe, ho, dee Clee, 20k ee eS ee anne anes — at ee ene ee eet em ene ee Te ee Vent Beted con eee ee Sanne Ter With ‘bal an eye the diderooge ey, bo sage bo, genw d Wehien Wiidhfedl W's con, tah dip’ Gus ‘with ‘Une moiety of the sense of smell will fed ubGUliahy ie extol tag Phenigo'y “Tyee, Biegning Corwen” ‘trem, a8. the per fumes in the market, as the more dsficious sad refreshing, tee beakaatty Bre: ‘sAvertiond ‘be “another exbesam, ts da ‘ettide Uned cotant be tot bigtily recomment ef, for it really te all that it claims to be, and no family one al who test it py pry 8 nething bh ovr be] w Lireae 012 wha their of April last. At that time they had over eighteen ant a quarter millions at risk, ami a cash fund of over one hun- Lees cd dchty thousant defers, being a gain of pearly To show the mivange which has attended their business during the last six months we have only to state that they wrer fina for premiums dar. tix enling a te year, an increase of eleven thousand over what was received for the six months ending November first last year. We also see that they pay over five hundred dollars taxes to the State for their business ending May first. We are assured by the a it never was In better condit ion sajeledeeeoasine Teaiphay its investments judiciously made, and it may be considered unapproachable as for sounsiness. Its old patrons continue their favors without commendation from war. EB. Insurance Gasette. Rampty Growih PLace—In the spring of 1862 people commenced on Vineland, New Jer sey from most of the Northern States, especially New England. It was a tract of virgin soil, em bracing some 60 square miles.—owned by one pro prietor. Since that time at least seven thousand people have come into the settlement, @king With hea their wealth, taste and industry. They go there on account of the climate the market, and the capacity of the soil for fruit culture and gener al fertility. The line of latitude is similar to that of Baltimore Md., and they usually have an open winter, enabling them to plow, to do outdoor labor. Others visit there for health, especially those suffering from long completors. Five hun dred vineyards are planted, the same number of orchards. Three churches have been erected, an academy, a number of schoolhouses, and different societies of art and science organised. Manufac tories nred being starfed, and a village is grow ing up with great rapidity. Numerous people of wealth are going there, and making extensive im provements, . It is estimated new houses will be built the coming season. The peculiar fea fered this test unt overt water, Chas. +» has put upon a general vincipal of Destity, and stoped a system of pav ile adornments. 6 effect of It has already to make thpee of the most beautiful places io. ae | cow! ree a thousaya ae to taken ye faa, he cation el miles south of Philadelphia, on the Cape May The Hale Restorer that gives the best satisfaction is Pes MARKETS.: Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current:, CORRECTED WEEKLY. ares! Rifas Tuvespar, August 16, 1866. Fisil, Sy Cod, 1. eeeeee eeeeteates HAY, ¥ ton. sense 2000 m@ 2200 HAMS, ¥ Ib. @ LARD, 3@ 2 MB, = 168 278 MACKEREL, No. 2, @ MOLASSI, clayey ¥ 3 tavana brown, 11 Crashes Powdered and Granulates,, 17 @ TRAS, Oolong, ¥ Dicccvcccscccceeeeeces 1009 JAPAN seeeeeeeenese 10 VINAGAI, pare cider, ¥ WOOD, hart, YF COMrl.seereereeee + 10@ Hardpine...+++« + 600@ White pine... os 400 BRIGHTON MARKET—Aug. 18. At market for the current + Cattle, 1513; and Lambs, oes whe, 400; number of Western Cattle,1311 | Eastern Cattle, 202. PRIOFS.—Hieef Cattle — Extra, $1260 @ 1400; , $13 09 @ 13 21; second quality, $12.00 @ 13 Ta int muah, 10 nes bo. THD, Qe ¥ tb. Tallow, 8 @ 00 W ID. @ BTjc each. CALE ances have again declined 60 cents ¥ owt wernt naa ING OXEN We quote sales at $150, $200, @ Sreta 28 ie U pon the fancy of the purchaser, apetometer om 12 @120 Y bj reall, 13 @ ker AND CANES Ebe prices are about the same as last week. Bales d)
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Biddeford Union and Journal
Biddeford, Maine, US
Tue, Aug 07, 1866
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