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a JAN. 1864. VOLUME XX, NUMBER t. jOH> E. BUTLER, Editor and Proprietor. BIDDEFORD, ME., FRIDAY MORNING, 1,

"Who know* but be has tome reeerre fund, wm mora than he could tear calmly. Through ■Me. Mr. Waring goea on writing, flnlahee his "Bat I cannot leave my father, Mr. Waring and then toaohM and U better off then yon think? or, it may be, hi* cool mm of manner, vehement paaaion document. the spring of the bell. when, when—" & With iomi> to tbe " THE UNION JOURNAL, Mies Bey lie if an helms her^If. This looks tenderness proclaimed their away. "Here," oltrk, "file this with No. 30. Vou blessed child, you never shall! I do SO. to an he took 0, Jarnee, did mom one ate vour Bon.'* Is published every ¥riday morning, at |I It like it,"suggested, heedkaly, that "clumsy thing that wMakin imprecation, 70a wy wanted to not think / could leave father, in advance ; If till the of tbe me!" «nd in • low paid strictly |i.00 delayed IMg. Iftollaiteoits. Keyes" to young Sevne, the very Scyne her to his breMt. Again it ia the drat of January, of the did * Sir." aspiration year. Paris firm to wbom lawyer Waring this morn- "Child ! child !" be exclaimed, "they "Yea, lady. wide room, where the Are burua und- blasea up "Show her I will ate a tbhmh or AOTiBTisma. TUB OLD YEAR AMD THE NEW. A SPLENDID 8TOBY. ing communicated tbe eiii tiding* of the Baylie not dare to inault you with negleot—with cold- in, her now;" and the great chiranev, Rosamond Baylie lita Renshaw yawna rather over On* (jure, three insertions or 1ms, |l,00 bankruptcy. nea« !" Waring wearily bride—the wile of Renshaw Waring. Onoemore 1 )n« more Old Time unbar* the client tomb, aome of numer- For rMh adltional Insertion, .V sore noder his reoenl loeeee, flung out She had never imq her father moved before— the ezpeoted interview with hia little Buu baa ber New Year. The In the l*ast Land where his dead Year* are lying, Beyne, Happy 3y the year, per square, 10,uo YEAR. and brilliant with a oaa client#. world that a acorned her now ill (Ida by side, amid the eternal gloom ; BUN'S HAPPY NEW some sharp sentences, whiok vera taken up her gay, papa, alwaya ready great year ago Tbe established Is twelve lines kind ur a ahe trembled dreaeed u ahe U, ha doea not recog- finds out ita ana lta artua to square nonpareil; ¥ or now hta last-born In the night la dying. blown hither and thither. word jeat—end against Simply mistake, opeaa when set In ur a somewhat nize the before for the whose larger type, displayed, I believe thia is the end for to-night. Two or three had his boaoni a word. young girl him; little her; but there ere dearer ariaa is "Well, nights ago, Henry Seyne larger space allowed the square. on the left— com- m Bon he remembered waa clothed like a fold she lie blda adieu the eolemn, dark-robed Hours, Yes, that i» the package of bills been lUvoue to Rosamond Bay lie, almost Dy>and*by ahe Mid, if in explanation, "It fairy sheltering finds happiness. to Seyne and when A word recalla That, on* by one, glide by his anowy bed— Ati'l j uu will communicate Grude'and mitting himself bv various ardent speeches, wm not so atrange, perhaps, papa, you princeas. lnd now the bella from a thousand towera over the better. deck- and ahe ".Miss I your STjaxxrsas cards. great first. The sooner it's Heigh- carrying off in the rosea that had remember how I wm dreaaed ;" drop- Daylie! beg pardon." Chant out hTs the Year Is des^d. the cloud triumph With tbe aame aa on another 00- John 0. requiem—tor bo !" and a long yawn exhaled with ed her hair. Now the roees lay withered, and ped the cloak from her shoulders, diacloaing composure Breckinridge. of cigar smoke, ami the face of the smoker Rosamond Baylie wondered at nit neglect. that aumptuona Princess Royal raiftient. caaion ahe atatea her errand. Perhape Ren- lo a new-born cherub near, of da> But hovering seemed to assume a gray tinge in the gray light A little whilo and the chill air that was His hMrt aank within him m be her. ahaw Waring hoi fifty Juat auch applications It is announced, upon the testimony CHARLES H. GRANGER, Whoea »hall the starry circle thro', gath- regarded wine* sweep ot the smoke. settled mena* he not have Mved her an Mrlier every day. lie waa to forty serters trom the rebel army, that Msj. Oen. at Hammer Saco. For the or the Year ering in the social atmosphere, What might by obliged dianppoint Ttaclier Music. street, death-struggles passing the of out this If not more. He aid not di«- died from wounds re- Wera still the of the coming new. The lawyer, drawing forth package about her. She began to feel unoom- confident*! of fifty, John C. Breckinridge Pianos tuned to order. Ut( blrth*panga cinifTy Oen. Brack* bills on the left, remarked something politely, fortable, she knew not why, What was the "Bun," he Mid, auddenly, "who wm there appuint Rosamond Baylie, however, but made oeived in the fighting at Ringold. the between short, a roll for her whloh would ber em* was born near Kentucky, TAPLEY - i 'her** lie the ashes of the dead creations— smoking hadn't courago to tell tho tidings "Ood murmured, heartily; gftllftntry Ministry Spain, previously as he into the fire of sea she "We should be to see Mr. but declined it. In GEORGE H. KNOWLTON^ A world,or state, a creed, or mortal life. ly smoked, bUtiug Bun. "Waring ia a man!" ty, adds, pleased you, pointment of (Joule, man to the world of busi- at and electcd Vice Presi- coal. A cool, grave At this point in his elucidation, Rcnshaw "And you think you will not mind it, Dun?" Mr. Waring, Warehill." 1856, he was nominated and Counsellor at some said a hard man, one at least to treatment her. He thanked her In a mo. in with Buchanan as Presi- Attorney Law, Lnd all the legends on those stony pases ness; Waring grew iudignant at the savage turning again to cordially, smiling dent, conjunction all the nice chances in the mer- and I shall ment when she "I think must need the office March Shall grow to oracles in coming da) st weigh carefully she eras getting. It ought to be averted. Who •