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The Union and Journal: Vol. 24, No. 7 BS TEXTS, AND FAITHFUL, AND VALIANT FOB THE PUBLIC LIBERTIES, NUMBER 8. BIDDEFORD, ME., FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1868. n m ————— l juitx.sox mr dkmaooove, asd that I should r*pMt in a written form my varhal A merino Incident. Junt after the I attraction! 19th Inil. Til. That yml obey ***7 u What doee it mean!" rried Tom. It in obvita tb the most intelleck! POLITIC A L PLOTTER. of the But Lixsie was Arm, and the was the ordinary ■o order from tho Hon. Kdwln M. Hunt»« as wee- — wu a child—a itarve ! atarre! (rain at Angola wrecked, rrtary of unlets Inn Inf >rm»ll«n th*t and ao the old man his ♦•It meant that 1 haven't been ruined They'll Halleloogy! They'll In Flunk Oeneml Orant. The War, you anb pet; gave Iff attempts It «m Issued tho Pmident's direction. In sub. Cbt Sirioit Journal B. of Captain's a livin old to talk mhdertlnntlt hU Uuty, and trill by »*»"• W Georjre Brfwittr, Iraaburg, Vt., Thia ia Stnrrin, to take by babe—arareely enough plain, Oeneml mlttln* thl* which I on n IIHMf Tom that's all," aaid the captain. my thry'li attempt request, with compiled cooaeot at laat. And Hadaway Ml be driven /r»m it. re- wm on but- poor waa near one of the wrecked tho v»th I Mi yua Ltk* onwN W» t«» who awarded the firm (ireminm to one elae. force; waahel to the picked up the newe with a aad and tailed houae, and never belooged any appecl go*ernmcut cent puhlteatlnnt In reference to the circumstances heard heart, unconscious b«low the between ter at the laat fair of tho Orleana county Ag- be- or tbcae infooriaied mon- cars by a brnkeman, seemingly We publish cwrrmj*m<lcnc« fnoKM with tho vacation, hy yourvelf of tho aea with the And what's more tbe Hacket protecahun agin tho away on the again Captain. Betsey and In relation oAeo of ftecretary of War *4 imlttm. and with ricultural the auto- we there of what had occurred. It ahowod eome Andrew Johnson General Grant, torn • h« 8oriety, givea following a word •tera, and with that think view of correcting the tuummu which yon Tim «r NMCitMi Dmhpt, jrwr. This time the was a to me atill, and there waan't help it Captain's voyage longs to Sun ton'« reinstatement. We give Just gross inisreprreenkatlon*. anl •» length bv*Mll.t'»i If to *»**••* #t *»**cy«*f ment of manufacture: will be no in uv mn to of lire, however, and the moment it See. give your ml fr** *f to of truth in what I told about lieing diffikilty bringin signs own recollection or tho feau under which, without • r II <Mfcr ill y*a«*K* short onew lie returned quite unexpected* you of the Insin- cowa of the native discovered that an arm encircled iu aa it is, and the whole it, including tho sanction or tho President. m.« wh«m you hod "1 keep twenty three out of enna. With Hancock in command, waist, M^rMKlNlaYMkNUlr. one with evi* hired to Iter compassion, by the received and accepted the > Iwl'i- a mixture of Durham. ly day, something unpleasant navigate uatiooa in full of "flif Aocidencj," against appointment. ynu •took, with alight bo no buatin the con- it nestled to the man, uttered od tho or War t« tho Incum. new owner. I've a trick for Sere will trouble in up closely Pepartment present I was the fiall feed in mow his mind. her played of the United States, and m »Ut«d In Koine time Their feet my dently upon the word* ••Mamma" and died General of the annid Sent your communication one of. that will follow, and •'Papa," arter o« had ateumed tho a* Hoc. of War fielda, with in the morning. The He made no to his daughter, Liaie'a aake on more than I know piricica auppreaain We for it a care- ) datlea pumpkiaa explanation without the contraction of a muscle. his manly response. bespeak mi interim wo Interchanged vlewt reepectlng 'ho cp-am waa in three from an to ny that may occur. We abel Only gathered dajra at first, but sat with his hat on, in a very I reckoned that land-lubber had eye upriaina ful the last letter of Oen. course that thou Id bo pursued la ibo event of tho ffftts. hours after a few momenta from the lime ii perusal particularly non-eooearreoeo tho Menate In lb* milk that aet thirty-m milking it true. But •old em with a firm hand, and may poaai- elapaed the by tuspenslon disconsolate mood. Liziie'a fortune, and I proved Grant. It is as showing or Mr. Stanton. I sought thai Interview, calling, eream then aal twentw-four hour*, A beautiful mainly important rmm ov*ara< The commence onto thein afore riae. was takun up until it died. at the War mle MHe was welt he when I the aame sauce to both •ly they of Johnson to and the m)eelf, l>»|»ertment. My object then wm churned. When tlx* hotter came, enough," said, played ganders attempt defy Congress, In thon ne tho to your attention wai to smile encircled the after death, ao life- hrinji mh)ect Ml fella to* extorter tw(ll(h( nover Then will the effeck be made lips all his ascertain what would bo own it waa |nu in a wooden bowl, and waahed Litxie aaked him. and you, Tom, guessed thst Lizzie plain Impregnable position of Grant against to dclnltoly your to* wvm, as been the case had action should inch an bo tuadeforhls Tfc* nil ><■ water until the milk waa all ou. The of will to like, such would have attempt with after this he and was still an hcireaa. If ahe isn't thankful people Kentucky pint and treasonable designs. It shows, too, to tho War That oh. wtto * tnailwM nMll* spring And, statement, groaned cunning roetoratlon J>epartmrnt. A*4 lUi*. and water censed to bo its Inst sweet words earth been ut- Interview termini- waahed out, the he uv them wkh are atrewed along upon much the are Indebted to Grant, and waa a^oompllihed, Ibr tho TV 4m4 *a4 U« <7H| Iwtm i nkl: to rue now, her eyes belie her,'* corpeia bow people th*t colored and remained clear. Then the circle at home. StI with tho distinct understanding ir. upon if to* iMom, he dead uv starvashen and ex. tered in tiis quiet and family other than he in command of the not to became a Willi toi, to to* iMH at the "Poor But Lizzie's eyes did not belie her; for road-aides, that with an/ reflection, you thould prefrr par- Aahton aah ia worked in hand, la**!" to the or shouid conclude that It §wmI #| b+lto hy have ty controversy, I km 41m M lor and nxclaim to the Ab- United States what Johnson would rate of one ounce to a of butter. it waa all in her heart ahe waa thanking heavqn •oqpre, aepulcrally A man who carried a army, would ha your d«ty to surrender the Department *• to* wto4 *f to* Aatoaa. (mind "Perhaps," thought Lizzio, young collecting C*M k«M acts of and the to Mr. BUnton upon action In hit raror by th* The butter il then ae< to atand twen- from a and won- alienists, "Ilchold work !n done—defied the Congress, placed away •bout her Tom waa auch a fa- her oecape fortune hunter, your u(kr the vervice, bin hand in his Senate, rou were to return the office to me prUr TkallUkUvrtoatutfawatto. it over engagement, plate put ar- hours; then ia worked by at the mercy of rebels with the whole to a decision tho Ncnate, In order that If I de. ty-four how ahe could ever cared for any nnd en lie a people hy **U**4 < a at a thn*. vorite!" dering pocket, put mip|>o«cd, shilling sired to do to I eouie ono 10 rue- TWjr Uar hand, taking small quantity is as mucli to back him in his consummate treason. might designate ner- one but Tom the least in the world. Kumar Language.—'There my up e«-ed It mutt have t>een to Tktf imw > ami out all the brtne ( theft K la She waa ao mire of this, that she felt in tho nud then passed it round you. apparent ytu working wnnla and the plate, Read the and then Judge of that had not thlt understanding l>een rwwhed. it A* to* **4 to* alif III I* •* k*Uw«. in tub la tN And in her own room Lissie found her oniH'Ctioti between the correspondence, the further 4**p pounded down the tuK—the vous about mentioning the fact, tlint Melton the which included was my purpose to relieve you fr»m to*lr Aral* among congregation, tell us who is who is with K «r M*k* tii*i»jr Mill l« within inch of the then it i* soon tu there i* between llio Gen. Grant; justified, dltcharge or dutlet as Hecretary ol jJ mirrtm, a half lop; waa anxious dial lie should *nanie the own handsome wardrobe, and was Noughts thought* The M*U**U •(■(!* day;' many young and pretty girls. girls and to whom »"d to appoint tome other perron In that eepael Al to* »>■ flf covered with a cloth, over which ia apread nd the action*.
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