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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

81 Rev. Jacob w. Cooper was arrested
IN Lowell on Saturday evening. and taken to
GrOtOn, on writ for breach Of promise. He
10 methodist minister, and was TO have
preached in Lowell on Sunday. A Lowell
paper says he had promised to marry two la
dies ia his congregation at South Groton, in
which case two actions will lie, though if he
had fulfilled both promises, he would have been
liable 70 indictment.
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Sid I'm Pernambuco 10th ult ship Huntress, Lambert m
Honolulu, having repaird) New Bedford
At Remedies 10th inst, sch III Sampson, Rogers, I'm
Boston Gar Sth, disg)
At St Thomas 26h ult ships Kennebec Smith, disg for
0reans South Carolina, Grows I'm Cardiff for Havana in
distress.
Sid Liverpool 4th Great Western, Furbor New York
Ent for ldg I'd Mermaid, Robinson, Philadelphia 3d.
Hathorn, Brown, do.
At London 9Th, London, Hubbard, for New York Sth.
Sid FIN the Pill ID, Kossuh, Percy, and Mary Croker
CrOcker New Orleans.
Grimsbay, Dec 1.-The Am bark Helen Maria, Silsby
Bath NIB for Hull, before reported ashore
Theddehorpe, got off last nights tide, after dsg
ab 800 deals with the assistance Of steam tugs from this
port
Cid FIN Liverpool 9TH Tempest Patten, Philadelphia; sth
Tarquin, Doughty, New Orleans
In outward bound Liverpool Kearney, for New
York.
Adv, Mermaid for Philadelphia goth; J Hathorn, dc
with despatch.
At London 9Th London, Hubbard, for New York, to be
detained until l4th; Ocean Queen, Smith, for do 18th.
Ar at Havre 5th inst Brandywine, Merryman, New York
Adv, Elvira Owen, and Wurtemburg for New Orleans
Adv at bordeax 9Th inst Meteor, for San Francisco.
At Port au Prince abt 9th, brig Josep Albion, Clark
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Dec. y.
ARRIVED.
Sch Exeter, Snow, Boston.
CLEARED.
Ships st Paul, Maxcy, New Orleans; Linda Brown Mo-
bile
Brig Sarah Ellen, Doughty, Portland.
FRIDAY, Dec. %.
CLEARED.
shig Clara BrOokman, Higgins, New Orleans.
SATURDAY, Dec. q.
SAILED.
Ship Clara BoOkman, Higgins, New Orleans.
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LINCOLN, ss-eAt a Probate Court hetd at Wiscassct
rthin and for the County Of Lincoln, on the mn dGl
of December 1865


THE undersigned, having been appointed by the Honor
able Judge Of Probate, for the County Of Lincoln Com
missoners To receive and examine the claims Of creditors
to the estate of William s. Walker late Of Bath in said
ty deceased represented nsoven eteby give notice that
months from the seventh day OF Noyember A. 1885,
have been allowed said cedors 10 bring in and provg
their claims and that will attend to the service assigned
u.s. at the office Of J. s. Sewa, in Bath, Saturday. the
18th day Of December next and Saturday. the 31s day
Of December next and the last Saturday. month";
Of January February, March and April A. ID. 1854 from
two TO four O'Clock In the afternoon each Of said dayA
JACOB $. SEWALL, (ro..,..,.-.
J. ELLSWORTH, COMMISSIONER
Bath, Nov. TO- 1858, Sm22
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EASTERN TIMES
50 MARINE JOURNAL. 50

STISsoN Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath to Boston. Capt
StnsOn avoraby known experienced merchant and
hpmaser formerly Of this city All business entrusted
TO him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHER DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
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ANorHER ACCIDENT ON THE New HAVEN
RLnRUAD.-Ou Thursday the express train
from Boston over the New Haven Railroad,
run off the track ia Stamford, in consequence
of the displacement of switch. The train
ran into the depO:, tearing up the platform, and
also breaking the cow-catcher Of the engine,
and damaging tho wheels. Fortunately the
train was going very slow at the time Of the
1ccident The cars were detained two hours
waiting Zoe ahO,her engine. None Of the pas.
eeNgers were Injured.
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Another instance OF Tape Worm cured by
the use of

AMUImcF ImsIWMCe OF THPc W OF1n cWFed Dy
the use of
DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.
" This is to certify that troubled with tape
worm for more than six months. tried all the known
remedies for this dreadful affection but without being able
to destroy it, got Of Dr. MLanes AImanacs which
contained notices Of several cures that had been
performed by his celebrated vermuge resolved to try H.
and immediately purchased bottle, which took accor
ding to directions and the result was discharged one
large tape worm, measuring than yard besides
number OF small ones.
MRS. NJ. SCOTT, No. 20 Cannon street
" Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. Nc
LANES CELEBRATED VERNrFuGE, and take none else. All
other Vermifuges in comparison, worthless Dr. Mo
Lanes genuine Vermuge also, his Celebrated Liver Pills
can now had at all Of the respectable Drug Stores in tn
United States and Canada.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

MUsIcAL.-Madame Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt appeared in a concert at Dresden on
the Goth ult., for the first time for many
months. One of her pieces, the Cradle Song
of Tauber, was encored. The critic Of the
National Zeitung, says that her voice has lost
much, especially in the middle notes it is no
longer what it was.
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CHAMBER CONCERTS,
Valuable House Lets for Sale.

GO HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract of land
20 known as The Sewall fed, lying between High and
Lincoln and norh Of Green Street, now offered for
sale
AZ Of these lots, lying north OF contemplated
feet wide which is be located through the CENTRE
extending from Lincoln street to High street. into which
il will open the house OF Judge Smith, and confirm
with Oak street. SIS feet wide by rods deep and
remaining 90 lots lying between the above mentioned
and Green street, S. fee; wide and rods
Deep all of which laid out right angles with the
and therefore give ample cOmmodious
dwelling and all other necessary buildings togeh
er with a garden spot sufficiently large.
These the valuable building lots within
the limits OF the city and the whole field any
OF down one, be purchased reasonable
terms.
Further information respecting them can be obtained
on inqurIng Of DR. PAYNE, Middle street, or of Rev.
s. r. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Bath Dec. 20. 1853
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NICHOLAS NICHOLS,
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner.
BATH, ME.
Annual Meeting.

HF members Of the Lincoln Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that their next annual meet
ing will be held at the Office of the company in Bath on
the eleventh day Of January 1854 at two
O'clock p NJ for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. and for the trasacon Of any other business which
may come before them. PELEG WADSWORTH, Secy.
Bath, Dec. 18th 1853. 2w2S.
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B The mail from Boston, due here at 3
O'Clock, Tuesday, P. NJ, had not arrived at
che time of going to press-IO O'Clock,
Wednesday morning.
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Maine Telegraph Company.

STOCKHOLDERS in this Company are hereby notified
that subscriptions will be received at its several offices
until the 2h of December next for the new stock ordered
at their last annual meeting.
The number Of shares will be in the proportion of
share Of to two shares Of old stock and payment must
pc made at the Office Of the Treasurer, in Portland on OF
before the first day Of January next.
JAMES EDDY, Treasurer.
Portland, Nov. rs, 1853 2S
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C DR.. Mathews is putting up superior
quality Of cologne, just the thing for the Holt
days. The incest perfumery in town can also
be found there. ....
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To EDIToRs AND THE PUPLIc John Nc
Gregor, lad of Is, just arrived at Bangor,
from Edinburg, Scotland, is desirous of hear
ing of the residence Of his father, VIM. Nc
Gregor, who left Scotland about two years
since, and according to the date of letter
from Bangor. was in that city some five
nOnths since
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs!!

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFER s
unfaing in the of CouGHs, CoLDs ASTHMA BRoS
CHfrIs SORE THROAT HoARsENEss, DFFIcULr BREATHING,
ISCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, DISEASES LUNGS
They have no taste Of medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have been restored to health that had be-
fore despaired. Testimony given In hundreds Of cases.
single dose relieves In MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonc Waers-the original and only
genuine is stamped "Bryan" Spurious kinds offered
for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold by dealers gen
orally. j. BRYAN, CO., Rochester, N. Y, Proprctors.
3ml6.
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On. CoNINEs SYRUP GINSENG MALvE.-This
agreeable compound, prepared from the Ginseng root
doing wonders in the Of curing colds and all diseases
Of The lungs. Sold by Wilson, Fairbank Co., Nos 40
A HaQovsF street. and BY all respectable druggists
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

81 Rev j. HI. Ingraham entered upon the
dnties of rector OF St johns Church, at Mo
bile, Dee. IS. the 4th Sunday in Advent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

II A rumor was circulated in our streets
Tuesday, Of the burning of the large clipper
ship Great Republic, in New York harbor.-
We doubt it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

NOTICE is hereby given That the subscriber has been u
1N y appointed Administrators of the Estate David Cre
late Of Westport in the County OF Lincoln deceased
has taken upon herself that trust, by giving bonds tia
law directs And all persons having denunds Upon the
estate Of the said deceased required exhibit the same
and all persons indebted to the said called upon
TO make payment to MARTHA j. CRESEY,
Nov. Z, 1853. 3m22 or, j. SEwALI, her attorney.
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Lost.

0N Sunday evening last Washington Street. a gold
" breast pin, with the name engraved on it. The
this Office -
December 2Sth, 1858. 2wos
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

THE fourth lecture Of the will be delivered at the
\ city hall this Wednesday evening" Dec g. by PRO-
FESSOR HITCHCOCK, OF Bowdon College, commencing
at O'Clock. Subject,-The Human Races in America.
Tickets Ia IL cents for sale at Sawyer and Magouns
f. s. J. NEALLEY, Secy.
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DISASTERS.

Bark Cherokee, Charleston 18th inst New Orleans,
had heavy Weather, and leaked much that pump
was continual going boat and buwars started deck
load and cargo under deck split Sails and had other dam
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SPOKEN.

Dec lat % 20, lon "a 49, ship Hemisphere Pray ds
FIN N York for Mobile.
Nov g. lat 46 H. Ion IS 35 ship Harvest Queen Bath
FIN New York for Havre.
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THE subscriber takes pleasure in Informing his friends
that, owing to the steady increase Of his business
the last five years. he has taken the spacious Oh
corner recently occupied by Field Reed
Of his old stand where he hopes by selling good articles 40
fair prices, his business may still continue increase.
Purchasers invited to cal-hey will find the assert.
ment good and prices reasonable y. W. ROBERTS.
Bath Nov. j, 1858.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-29

A CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
n les fresh and NICE just received opened and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting part
3 follows -
CoLees, Teas Sugars Of all grades, CanllesalIow and
sperm, Sperm and Whale OIL Nut Cocoa Prepared do
Chocolate, Bakers Broma Tapoca Sago Corn Starch Po
taO do, Pickles, Ketchups Of all kinds Olive OIL Castor
OIL and large number Of other things too
mention. A. I. ROBINSON.
Corner Of Front St. Ferry Wharf. Bath Nov 1e. 49,
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For Sale.

THE fast sailing, zinc bottom schooner Lamartne 100
tons register, years DID, well found and in good or
der. Apply to D. & L. PATTEN Bath, OF II. J. LOWELL,
Gardiner. ~
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Ok TAILORESS Girls 10 whom the highest wa
~ gcs viii be given, AT
w HAWrHORNE'S, NO 50 r ront Street.
Bath Aprili, 1888. 42tf
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SherifS' Sale,

LINCOLN ss.-Dec. 9, 1853.
r HAVE this day seized on Execution James L. Todd
u.s. Ebenezer Jewell, all the right, tile and interest,"
which said Jewell had on the nineteenth day Of April
las past being The day on which me attachment
made the original writ deed OF conveyance Of the
premises whereon he now lives by virtue Of bond or
contract In writing, from Isaac H. Bowker stunte In
Phpsburg bounded on the by the town road Leading
TO Bath the south by the road leading 70 Mead
Brook, the west and north by land OF kuius But
Ter. with the buildings thereon and shall sell ne same AZ
public auction the premises, the l4th day Oh 1aAaarD
1854, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. -.
Swa7 nj NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
lU(D FR0S. EATON, Jr-
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Bows Thick Boots,

THOSE wanting first rate article of boys and youths
double soled thick Boots find them at the Store OF
Bath, Sept. 18th, 1858. J. w. ROBERTS.
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Auction Sales.

Auction Sales.
BY u. II. Gilman.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
Dec. 90 and 80.
q ALES ofvaluable Dry GOODS Furnishing Goods Blan-
y kes Shawls Dress Goods and superior Broadcloths
Doeskins, Cassmeres, and Ready made clothing
New Years Eve
Saturday Evening, Dec. 81,
An Goods well adapted the season, and sta
presents embroidery and great variety FANCY
GoODs, ALSO very FINE JEWELRY, such Ear
Hoops Drops, Pins, Rings beautiful Pencils, also,
few fine, fall Jeweled GOLD and SILVER LEVER
WATCHES, and splendid Pearl inaid 80 Hour and
day clocks. Dec. 20.
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Bath & Georgetown Stage Line.

Bath Il Georgetown Stage Line.
FNHE subscriber will run
NMEH1N<- HS--/N two-horse Carriage, suitable
@[SEE@EESRf for conveying passengers, from
1871 TMl5 Bn ~ Georgetown to Bath, follows;
~se@@zzmz@-%E@-S Georgetown for Bath ev-
cry Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock a. NJ
and returning, will leave Bath at az O'Clock, p NJ or
the arrival Of the
Fare one Dollar, from Georgetown to Bath.
Every effort will be made render this cenven-
lent and pleasant An will be furnished when
necessary. All errands entrusted to the driver will be
promptly attended to.
The subscriber will furnish teams pleasure parties
at short notice any time excepting the days above
mentioned. ALFRED L. BERRY.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1853. 3m2O
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Prime Stock


M Metallic Old Fashion Rubber Shoes, for sale by
" Bath, Nov. Is. L. & PISHRu
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Just Received
Writing and Bookkeeping,
by j. w. CRAWFORD.

At the room, OWEN Co.'S STORE In GRANITE BLOCK,
each day afternoon and evening" Saturday excepted
Terms Writing 81 for IL lessons, bookkeeping 81.
Every thing furnished but lights r27
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To the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the State Of
Maine, next in Legislature to assemble the first
Wednesday Of january next -
T'IE UNDERSIGNED, CHARLES II. HUDSON and BEEAMAH B.
ates and successors by the name Of the ATLANTIC TEL
EGkAPh COMPANY, for the purpose Of constructing,
MAINTAINING and using Lines Of Telegraph within the Coun
Ties OF YORK. cumberland, Lincoln KenneBec, Waldo Pc
nobsco Hancock and Washington in the state Of Maine
and for extending the same any point points in neigh
eges, and subject to all the liabilities proyie bv the
era Laws Of the State and by the Acts establishing
similar corporations G. II. HUDSON
b. b. TITCOMB.
PORTLAND, Dec. IL, 1888. aw9h
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NAY now be expected, and those elegant SLEIGHS
M the BATH CARRIAGE FcToRY Centre Street, adjoin-
ing H. B. Webb's store, are now ready.
Also for sale at of Elm and Front Street,
assortment Of splendid Harnesses Buffalo, Coon and Wolf
Robes OF the richest styles. THOMAS EATON, Jr.
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REMOVAL.

SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH, an approved article, for
~ sale by
Aug so. II. +. GANNETT.
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New Goods.
J. III. UDSON
HAS just received and now offers fot sale 4 choice
Ii assortment Of |A.a tF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
:" HM NO W. N a. M~ ~~

which he is selling al the lowest cash prices. Alsot
Painted Window Curtains aud Fixtures. On hand,
Upright Refrigeral Ors, WiLloU Wagons, &c; DC.
READY-MADE COFEINS kept constantly on hand
and manufactured 10 order.
Bath. May 2, 1853 tl6
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
Leather
L. s. FISHER.
Cigars and Tobacco.
Family Groceries.

A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try some ofthem
n at the store Of AT. ROBINSON.
Nov. 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-12

. IL Ia @ 81 ~. u
/ III Judge Gilmore was thrown from his buggy
at uniontown, Pa, last Saturday, and suffered a
fracture of the leg. ,.s,t s,.1,,,.,. - -
1.-THE ST. Lawrence River is now clear Of ice,
and vessels are leaving freely. The regular lines
Of steamers will be put on next Monday. 40
NJ. A Dennis accidentally fell from win.
dow of Bakers Exchange, in Charleston, on Tues
day night, and was instantly killed.
b. ~ Hon. b. D. Nabers is candidate for re-elec-
tonic Congress in, Mississippi. l3a.iie
II VIM. D. Branch has teen re elected mayor
of Lynchburg, Va. ..ii =. 4, ,ssi
d NJ; Ohm r. Ham tramck, Esq, has been elected
mayor OF Shepherdstown, Va. . ,i'e +. 2. 81
lIiIT +. Meagh is lecturing at New Or.
:. ketay is in Albany. After delivering
two lectures there, he goes to Montreal. as
T Mrs. p artingt is visiting Pittsburg. She is
stopping in the ,k,ibarbs OF the city. s55s7 -
sslf-MH. Isabella Gallagher was accidentally
s 81 dead by her husband, in New York, on
nlu5The deaths in Boston recorded for the first
qnanerin1SS3s number 1Ol2-an increase Of 176
over the corresponding period of lastlyear. g. g.
G.TJohn Rose, carpenter, fell from the roof Of
e house in 2 hiladelph ia, on Thursday, and had
his skull fractured. 81 dsihHs ~ ,l r. W
GIThe lPresby teran Church at Anss.abls Forks,
Clinton County, N. Y, was destroyed by fire on
the evening OF the 2Sth ult.
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uPo1soNING.n

Thousands Parents who use composed of
Castor OIL Caomel, &C., are not aware that while they
appear to benefit tho patient they actually laying e
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. %
In another column will be found the
Hobensaeks Medicines to which ask he attention of
all directly interested In their own we'll as their chill.
sing from those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live + Pills.
62s"Be not deceived" but ask for uobensaeks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine "5aaH7J
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Appointments by the President,

By aud Nth The adpice and consent of The s enas.
s. sEANp orrroERs.
Thomas o Glascock,,to be Register of the Land
Office at Montgomery Alabama, vice Albert b
Herbert, removed, -
James II Ware. TO be Register of the Land Of
fee at Huntsville, a abama, vice William B Fig
John S Nanse, to be Receiver of Public Mo
Heys at Huntsville, Alabama, vice Samuel Cruise,
removed. 5f
Lewis McCarty. to be Register of the Land OF
lor, resigned. sss5
Eldridge Gardiner, to be Register of the Land
Office at Cahaba, Alabama, vice Ethelbert W
Saunders, removed. asa-4sAA..s.A ..,rs
William w Fambro, TO be Receiver of Public
Moneys at 'Cahaba, Alabama, vice William NJ
Lapsley removed. -=---- -
Monroe Donoho, to be Register of the Land or.
fee at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, vice E NJ Burton,
Nicholas Stallworth, to be. Regsterlofethe Land
Office at Sparta, Alabama, vice William Judge,
8 removal. ID .,s.5E 81 -
Willis Darby, to be Receiver of Public Moneys
at Sparta, Alabama. vice Andrew Jay, remov-
ed. d. = .-Es.lTfi 80 -
James w Warren, to be Receiver ofPublic Mo-
neys at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, vice Marmaduke
Slade, removed. l3 -
Enos Lowe, 10 be Receiver of Public Moneys at
kanesville, Iowa, vice Samuel NJ Ballard, re-
moved. M = 81 ISEF5IfT
'~' cusToM-HousE OFFICERS. "a
ss Collectors. +' IL
Luther Junkins, district OF York., Maine, vice
N g Marshall, removed. ."0 s57s'2T IN 40
Zcnas Clement, district OF Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, vice Lory Odell, removed. 'd.al %
francis Burt, CT South Carolina, to be Third
Auditor OF the Treasury Of the United States, in
place of John Gallaher, removed. ~
Warren, of Minnesota, to be Secretary of
Legation of the United States to Central Ameri-
"a. .t- ..... 'ts5T 10
Geo. W Lippett. of Rhode Island, to be Consul
Schwarz, removed. tp=
Alex. Barclay, to be Consul ofthe United States
ray, deceased! y fsft ~ tttt -
''F' S'-Co tod Law oFFIcERs.h ~ i,1f.
w H WEIGH, to be Chief Justice of the United
States for the Territory of Minnesota, in the place
OF H Hayner, removed. 3IL
Andrew G Chatfield, 10 be an Associate Justice
OF the United States for the Territory of Minne-
sofa, in the place of David Cooper, whose COM
mission has expired. t
Of Moses Sherburne, to be an Associate Justice of
the United States for the Territory of Minnesota,
in place of Brady B Meeker, removed. p" ~
Charles Jordan, to be Marshal of the United
States for the northern district of Mississippi, in
, place of William McQuiston, resigned, to take
: effect from the 18th of June next.
Vaudeville Marigny, to be Marshal of the Uni
ted States for the Eastern district of Louisiana, in
place of w S Scott, whose commission has expi-
red. ross -..epu0..f ..sn iIsl III ~
Thomas F Bayard. to be Attorney of the Uni
ted States for the district of Delaware in place of
Steward Johnson, removed. ~ f..s4-r-- i'''
Isaac K Ogier, to be Attorney Of the United
States for the southern district of California in
place of Alfred Wheeler, removed.
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% 'i'1 d. A VENERABLE INDIAN CHrEF.-John Skin o.
ID Brien, an Indian Chief, who was one hundred
old the Sd inst, visited the House of In
2 dusty in Philadelphia on the 25th ultimo, with
va .hiiwife and five of his youngest children. He
was born in Massachusetts,, in the Oneida tribe of
Indians. His mother was the daughter of chief
fa of the tribe, his father Inshmnn. At the age
= of twelve years he sent to Europe to be edu-
Gated as q physician, where he remained until
TIVE ,tyftwo years of age. He was in Paris when
h Lafayette was preparing to join in the revolution,
and there, formed the determination to return and
sngageinits struggles. He joined the Eastern
4 division.of the army under General w Washington,
land acted as Surgeons mate under DIR. Comstock.
He was engaged in nearly all the battles of that
seyentfpl period; received two wounds from balls
and one from bayonet in the chest. In the war
of 1912 he again Joined the army; commanded
company of Sharpshooters under Wilks, Pike, and
Brown. He is the father of thirty-onej children,
all living, he having his third wife. His intellect
is good and unimpaired, stands over six feet in
su height and very athletic His face is handsome
and covered with venerable beard. .+-.r