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OFFICIAL.
TRKAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
Ma, Oa Nasf

TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1886.
NOTICE hereby given holders purs
ant the act Of Congress Of a2d July s4s such
render Of the certificates thereof November NEXT
when interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase prior
day Of redemption and will pay therefor following premium
addition 10 the interest accrued the day Of
day interest for the money reach the vendor;
On such received the Treasury between
June aud day July nouve half Of per cent on
The specified in the certiheatesi
such stock received between the LIST and st days August
fourth Of cent;
received after day August Tho in
accrued ereon and day additional interest only
paid.
Certificates stock transmitted notice must be m
assigned the United the party entitled receive Che
purchase and when prior the h July
haears also be assigned by present
otherwise such interest win be payable as heretofore,
And notice further given holders Of other stocks
that this department will purchase the
DAY Of June and the ltt day df December unless
the accrued from day Of the
Of interest," days additional Interest The
Ihe vendor, the following rates Of premium;
On stock of the loan OF st2 premium OF 10 per
Of ls4 and le4s, Of I6
And OH September, 1850,
monty called Terpnndemny stock, premium Of
Certificates should duly assigned
United the party entitled receive the money
previous the let July, the hafyeas
assigned by present stoekhdcf the
interest o the haIf that day will be payable TO him
toforc
foregoing win be made by
Boston, York, Philadelphia as me
parties entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29-dial2NoV Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ExPoRrs-The total value of foreign exports from th'
port of Baltimore for the past week was $32os55. In
cuded in these exports 1865 barrels of -four 1s'
barrels of meal 2S6s bushels of corn and hogs
heads of tobacco.
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fectve speech from Col o. A. Lochrane Of Macon Thus
has ended Of the most important political demonsra-
tons in Georgiaeyeryth happily oonspiring
to make it successful No accident happened nothing un
propitous occurred bat every sign proclaimed an over
wheming majority n November for Buchanan and Breek
inridge
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Porn b.

Know all persons by these presents that
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from all OF
claim for the OF certificate
Der for the sum Of s., issued by the republic Of
by the authorities OF the Of
be and redeemed The United States accordance pro-
entitled
payment creditors Of the
In the of Congress of September hun
dred and hy approved the 2sh OF february an ac,
Of the state OF reIas, approved the is Of February 1855
AZ witness my hand and seal
Aug 22--dinlsuan
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mo. SOL
Notice

OF the temporal removal Of hs land Office from Wfuona 10 Fart
banit, In Munesotn Territory.
IN accordance provisions Of the Congress entitled
aAn authorizing the land efoea
approved March 1884, eby declared made known ina,
the land office for the of public lands Wnona
tory of Minnesota, will he temporarily removed Fsbau
ai1er ths first day of Junuarp 1857.
emption claimants In Of
tefced entering please perfect their proofs No. before
the day named BY the register and receiver Of
Office preparatory I've removal.
Given under hand the wsshpron this s1 DAY of
October, a. D. 1855 ~ 1. = r
ny order Of the President! y.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned pC the General Land Office,
oct 2J-ziaw6wa flntpS afsrI -. r.
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Know all persons by these presents tbat has released
and hereby releases the United states Of America from all further
liability FOR the certificate evidence
number for The FUN Of 8 issued 10y the late
the Texas
be by United States
provisions Of Of Congress- entitled An act provide
creditors republic OF
Of Congress of September
dred and yn approved the esh day Of February 1855
State OF Texas, the let February,
As witness hand and seal
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EoR tsENr,-A furnished front room, suitable for - o
tween l4th and Streets Suee' SCUM, be
Oct l7-d3ts
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer OF
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
qualities military fancy constantly On
hand and for sale al the lowest prices.
Oct ls-d6mt
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I EHIGH COAL.-Now unosdinR carHo supsrior Iebvh
IL coal, a deduction made rem vessel.
Wood Of the best quality alv sys on n hand.
Coal kept under cover 2,9fo lbs to the ion
r. j. w NJ. GAIT
One OF the
Oct25-Bh Northwest 10Th nd streets No s47.
NORTH American Review for 0efober.
~ Hsrp,rs Magazine for November
Oct "a FRANCR TAYLOR
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General Lane OF Oregon, next addressed the meeting
He, too commenced by rejoicing that the Union
safe Large country his heart took in every
nook and corneofit Though be lived in Oregon seven
thousand miles away the patriotic Union sentiment burn
cd brightly there General L. bad TO regret that hs posi-
ton OF territorial representative conferred right vote
He bad thus been deprived Of the privilege Of voting for
the Kansas bi and OF giving many other good democratic
votes But be warmly approved Of the Kansas principle
and he proceeded to defend 1t by strong and weput ar
gumens The sectional party OF the North, and their ag
gessve designs upon the South he denounced with great
severity The yoke they sought TO impose on the South
the South would not have submitted TO- and ought not TO
have submitted to and for one though Oregon his
home the South should have bad his services in any srup
gle that might have ensued tGrent applause The gall
liant general concluded by regreng that he had not an
hour more to lash the black republicans.
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After the presentation Of the banner to Newton county
whose delegation was the largest the ground, Hon,
Robert Toombs was introduced and with his usual elo
quence held the audience enchaned for more than
hour completely under his influence Though laboring
under bronchial affection he sbs to be heard to the
extremity Of the crowd It was Of Senator ToOmbss
best efforts
The meeting was closed by brief but happy and ef-
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United States Mail.

nj. Il. BRIGHT.
Chief Marshal.
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BEAUTIFUL LAKE DIsCovEsKp--We learn from the Her
derson owa) Democrat that the 9th of September las
Edward Doun and Matthew Wilson discovered a besut
full lake. FIVE and onehaf miles in circumference in Sbe
county, township IA On Saturday, October 4, larg
number persons collected together and gave the lake tn
name Of "Lake Washington
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Consumption not Fatal, IL ProperlyTrsated.
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DR.. and Mrs. Gregorie Lamont

THE Celebrated Physicians for DISEASES OF TIE
i THROAT, LUNGS. HEART, and all DISEASES
OF THE MOOD, from sos Broadway. New York,
late OF London, member Of the Reformed Medical Col.
lege, New York. and the nrst who advocated inhaa-
tons for diseases Of the Lungs, treat all diseases Of tie
Chest by the inhalation % Hot and Cold Medical Vapors,
viii unkno~n 10 the Ply sicians Of this
try, invites the attention Of the sick and afflicted labor
Ing under any the various forms 81 diseases such as
Coughs liberated tubercuOus lungs splitting Of blood,
pain 10 the chest shoulders sizes apd back throat,
bleeding Of lungs chronic catsrr night sweat,
complaints palptson, ossldcatlon or dropsy Of the
heart, dyspepsia, liver complaint, chronic diarrhea,
Piles fstuas and concealed Abcesses Of the kectum,
Diseases Of Kidney AMI BLADDER Gravel, stone, &C.,
and all Female Complaints, such Prolapsus Cteri
Falling Of the WOMB, and all uterine complaints, su,h
Cancers, rumors, enlargements, suppression 81 the
M,nses, excessive menstruaOn, Leucorrhea Whites,
serofoas Affections, Spinal Defmities, and poisonous
innoculations and all other diseases Of the Blood.
Mrs. DR.. LAMONT IL the only Lady gifted with the
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Eye without the patient saying word 10 her. She can
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prescribe Tor their immediate relief and permanent cure
Of their compknsa They can be consulted for short
time, free Of charge. at
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Their terms for Medicines are very moderate In all
cases. Tbs invalid may depend on finding speedy re-
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their stay will he short In this place.
u-r Please show this to your frieds II might be the
means Of saving Valuable Lief and patients who arr
mot able to call, by sending card Of address, will b
called and advice given As their stay will be short In
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nnss,ed 10 Ip,ure success. 3wls'
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The Great Eaglish Rcmedy-Sir Jame
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The Great English Rcmedy-Sir James
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Prepared frOm prescription Of Sir James Clarke, ~.
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fal and dangerous diseases incident to the female cOnst
tuition.
It moderaes all excess, all distractions, and
brings the msnthy period with regularity. These
pills shou be used two three weeks previous TO
nemsnt they Ortiy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken by females during the
dnt three months Of pregnancy, As they are sure ia
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they arr
SAFE.
In all cases Of nervous and spinal affections, pain In
the bacs and limbs, hesvncss fatigue on slight eIer
tiOn papl,atOn Of the heart io~ness Of spirits, hys.s
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cure when all other means have lled, and although
powerful remedy do not contain hon, caiomel, anmo
ny, or any other mineral.
Pull Directions accompanying each package. Price
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Rochester, NY. FUTILE a. MOSES, Auburn, N. Y.
General Agents.
NIB. 800 and o postage stamps, enclosed to an,
authorized agent will ensure bottle Of the pills BY re
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AID druggists generally.
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Mass. AMERICAN STATE Council. This
body met in Boston, May 6. l49 Councils
were represented by 275 delegates.
On the second ballot, Hon. Moses G. Cobb
Of Governors Council, Fillmoreite, was
elected President, receiving l53 to ll6 votes
for Lieut.. Governor, Benchly, anti-Fillmore-
ties. The other officers Of the Council were
also elected by the party opposed to repudi-
ating Fillmore.
Mr.. White Of Midway, offered resolutions
repudiating the nomination Of Fillmore, and
declaring in favor Of u representation in the
boiling American Convention.
Amidst great excitement, the resolutions
were laid on the table by decided MAORI
ty.
Mr.. Ely of Newton, offered resolutions in
favor of the American party rallying to save
the State at the coming election, and allow
ing each member Of the party TO vote as he
thinks best in Presidential matters.
A long debate ensued, during which the
|anti-Fillmore men declared that failure to
repudiate the present national nominations
would destroy the American party in Mass
achusetts.
The announcement that New Hampshire
had repudiated Fillmore was read will
cheers, groans and hisses.
The Ely resolutions are temporarily lai'
on the table, to be taken up ut later hour
At 9 o'clock the anti-Fillmore delegates
left the hall and went in consultation ut tn
Adams House.
They will probably issue call for a Con
yention to elect delegates to the New iorl
Convention of June 18th.
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ST. LOUIS, May 5.-FRox KANSAS let
ter from westport, Kansas, dated Goth,
says hopes arc entertained that Sheriff Jones
will recover.
Col. Sumner arrived ut Lawrence on the
18th, with his whole copmand, and threat
ened the people for firing into his soldiers
tents. Gov. Robinson charged the act on
the pro-slaycry party Sumner denied this,
and said il the Governor would leave the
matter to him. he would soon settle it.
Stringfellow had demanded to appear, on
behalf Of Kansas, before the Congressional
Commission, either in person, or by counsel
and introduce testimony, examine witnesses
&c. Howard, the Chairman, refused the
demand.
The deputy sheriff Of Douglas County j,
having writs issued for the arrest Of l0C
citizens Of Lawrence, charged with the com
mission of crimes under territorial laws. A
standing army will DO stationed at law,
renee until all the arrests are made, and tn,
parties sent to Lecompton.
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KANSAS. We have been permitted by a
friend to pcruse letter from Lawrence,
bearing date Of the 9th inst. Ii is chiefly
Of private nature, not suited for publics1
ton, but from II we learn that Jones, TN
pretended sheriff, whose Assassination BY
some person unknown has been already an
nounced, previous to this event had been an.
ncyins the people Of Lawrence for week OF
more, with attempts TO make arrests for nc
crime whatever. The individuals upon
whom these attempts were made refused e
recognize him as legal officer, and to sub.
nit To an arrest, and no desisted. On the
23d ult., he re-appeared with abou, dozen
United States troops, from Leayenworth
acting under orders from Shannon. Some
half dozen arrests were made without oppQ,
sition, no one resisting the federal authorf
tics. That night Jones was shot. and hi
would is supposed to BE- mortal. Who sho'
him Is profound mystery, and not even Q
suspicion Il entertained in regard To the un
known assassin. The same letter states tha
the Congressional committee is in session IN
that town. All is quiet, both in Lwrcnc,
sndiA vicinity.-Bos,on Atlss.
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Cold B!ooded Murder Of kan,ds Emu
grant-Deaih Of his WIFE. We learned on
Saturday Of the murder Of Mr.. Alfred VIII
bur, late Of Illinois, and son Of Mr.. Jeptha
Wilbur, Of Avon, Livingston Co., who was
on his way, with his family, consisting OF a
wife and children, to the Territory Of Kansas,
where he designed settling.
Ii appears that Mr.. Wilbur was travelling
upon the cars, and was free in communicate
ing the purpose OF his journey. He had in
his possession two Of Sharps rifles. ut q
station, the name of which has not been as.
certained, he stepped from the cars and the
opportunity was seized by some person oil
persons as yet unknown, to murder him.
The fact became known to few Of the pass-
engers, rs ono Of them, soon after the carr
started, informed Mrs. Wilbur Of the tragi-
cal fate Of her husband. She became almost
frantic, and besought the conductor to stop,
but he refused, and in her excitement she
jumped from the train while under fast mo.
ton, and was almost instantly killed.
This sad occurrence is said to have taker
place about three weeks since, and the ia
ther of the murdered man started two week
ago 10 ascertain more fully the circumstances
and look after the children thus suddenl.
made orphans.-ROehestsr Democrat, Mon
day.
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Al Court OF Probate held at Saco, within and
for the County Of YorI, on the first Monday oi
May, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fny-six, by the Honorable
Joseph T Nye, Judge Of said Court:
A RABELLA PERKINS, named Executrix
n In certain instrument purporing IL be the
last will aud testament Of Eunice Perkins, late Of
kennebunkpor, in said county, widow deceased,
having presented the same for probate:
ORpEREp, That the said E1ecu,rix give
notice to all persons interested, BY causing copy
of this order 10 be published three weeks success
sively in the Union & Eastern Journal, printed u,
Biddeford, in said county, that they may appear
at q Probate Court TO he, held at kennebunk, ia
said county, on the Grst Monday OF June next, al
ten ofihe clock in the forenoon, md shew carse
fany they have why the said instrument should
not be proved, approved, and allowed as the las
will and testament Of the said deceased.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HEERlcx, Register
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in May, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fily-six, by the Honorable Joseph
I. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
WILLIAM LORD Jr, and George p. JET.
w ferds, Executors OF the will Of Sarah L.
Mason, late Of Kennebunkpori, in said county,
widow, deceased, having presented their first &C.
count OF administration Of the estate Of said de.
ceased, for allowance:
0RDEREp. That the said Executors give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing a copy
of this order to be published three weeks success
sively IN the Uuion & Eastern Journal, printed al
Biddeford, in said county, that they may appear
at a Probate Court 10 be held at kennebunk, 10
said county on the fin, Monday Of June next at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, d
any they have why the same should not he al
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register
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Alta Court Of Probate held 1t Saco, within and
for the County Of York, on the trs, Monday in
May, in the year OF our Lord eigh, zen hundred
and hfy.six, by the Honorable Josc,h T. Nye,
Judge OF said Court:
nIMoN ROBERTS, Guardian Of Ellen Wey.
H. mouth, minor aud child Of James Wey.
moth, late Of Lyman, in said county deceased,
having presented his second account OF Guardian.
ship Of his said ward for allowance,
ORpEagp, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons Interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bid.
delord in said county, that they may appear al a
Probate Court TO be held at kennebunk, IN sanl
county, on the first Monday Of June next, at ten
of the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause, II
any they have, why the same should not be al.
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIck, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Marriagss.

In Yarmouth, April %, by Rev. X Atkinson
Mr. Hors cc Perry. TO Miss Olive ID. Small both d
Yarmouth.
~ North Berwick, May Z, by Rev. John Stew
bo,h of n Berwick. In North Berwick, b,
the same, May Z, Mr.. II 5, Kidder Of Alfred, Il
Mis- Mary Davis, Of North Shsplcigh.
Hamp,ou, n. H., LIST inst, by Rev. J. Colby
Mr.. Albert 5. Wilson, VI kiurry, 10 Mss Mar,
Is Eikins, Of II.
Ia Portsmouth, April %, Mr. Franklin NJ Drak'
10 Mss Olivia 5. Philbrook, daughter Of Mr.
Daniel Philbrook. April 30, Mr.. WIN: Field
Of Oaincy, Mass, to Miss Mary Louisa Drake,
u Portsmouth.
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Ne. s23 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
by letter or In person Tor
!. M. SINGER g. cos GAZETTE.

This paper Is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will be supplied gratis 10 all
N. B.-The unparalleled success OF our Sewing Ma.
chimes has Induced several fraudulent limitations Of them
besides numerous infringements Of our patents Of
which We own sixteen. suits for the nring,ments Of
our patents have recently been decided In our favor In
the U. 3. Circuit Courts In New-York and New Jersey
In these suits the great principle Of
HOLDING DOWN the FABRic TO Bg sswED TO The srR.
FACE oF rHEhAcHiSE, BY A WELDING PREssuRg
which Is used In all Sewing Machines-has been fully
established. The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover x
Baker Sewing Machines, allrge, each infringe
three distinct patents owned by US We haze suits
against them In several Of the U. s. Courts which will
soon be tried We hereby caution the public no, 10 buy
any infringing Machines, as they can be compelled by
law to stop using them, and to pay costs and damages
II Local Agens wanted 10 make sales Of our i'm.
proved sewing machines. To persons properly qualified
Tor the business, rare opportunity for profitable and
pleasant employment Is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on liberal
terms for Old machines Of every kind.
!. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
sml' Principal Office, 323 Broadway, N. Y
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Yspk-chas Came, Daniel shaslisy. Geo. r.
riie0mb, MARI bennett, :. \. Hasty, J. d. Sweat,
John lIAnsoom, EnOeh GoOdale, James Mason, Geo
W. Clark. 10.
Csmberlasd-JOsiah s. Little, James IOdi'
5. Il. Lyman, =. :. Wing, J. q. CAMEL, sAm1 An
drews, "a, !. G. Baker, 3. q. blanchard, Ezra
brown, J. Morton, J. TRICKY, wn. Prince, j. W.
knight. Is.
Oxfsrd-samusl L. Chandler, orria Foster,
David FrOst, Joel :. sawyer, Benz W. Charles. s.
Fraaklia-S. Russell, J. Haley, u. 3. Cur
rier. 3.
Liaesin-E. c. Morton. John Merrill, II. II.
Wall, Atwood Leyensaler, Joseph Irish, william y.
Cochran, Edmund Dana. !.
Sag da hsc-wirliam Pattsn. i
Record, Reuben p.
Brown, Thomas Ossn. ).
Kenne bee-DAnlel Z. Sansood, Paul Ham
mOni, Hiram Pishon, Washington Ilunton, Thomas
nysom, John Blanchard, ID. II. Brown. !.
Ssmers~t-R. NJ. Baker, A. Moore, Van. X.
ru,tle, n l. Hooper, klisha GOODWIN, rhos' Pat
ter-on. Q.
Pl.c.,is.i.-ssp hsn Darling, $ smith. 2
walde-a. ID. Bean, Andres Burkett, ID.
wsntworth, rhOs. N. MOrrOw, y. A. Hunt, Daniel
Putnam. Lathly Rich. !.
Pensb.cot-wm. A. Blake, VIM. Cutter,
George llosis.ion, \. & Dakin, Thomas q. Watson,
W. N. Palmer, william X. Miller. j. W. Eaton,
Horace Brown, james Webster. IL.
wa.hingtsa-Urishs =. Trvat, Jere. Foster,
.
Arso.issk-P. y. Burlsisa, ;. z. ileSes-2.
rOtAl-Sl.
Ii. A. G.. Fuller, % Augusta, declined to
vote irOln motives % delicaey, having expressed
himself against Judge Davis through the eolumrs
% the Age. lie spoke, however, at length. urging
others 20 vote fOr the address, AMI did not ask TO
h. excused aahi 10 ras dsesrfdiasd tar hs
msasgrs rds carried by a majority Of iWtHfy-
one. Ills magnanimity deserves medal
Executive Couacii-iIastings Strickland,
A. s Holden, james c. Madigan, ARENAS Libbey,
Robert Elliot, Abernsthy Grover, william MeLoon,
all voted for the Address.
At the bottom Of the whole movement, and chief
nstsatOr Of the dishonorsbls measure from Its In.
eep,ion TO It's conclusion, stands-ths Governor Of
Maine,
SAMUEL WELLS.
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Agricultural Meeting.

n cultural Society, Il was
Pofsd, That Committee Of seven be appointed "a
take AL preliminary measures In regard having place
tted up Tor holding their show and Fair and that when
this meeting adjourn Il be to the time and Iace said
committee shall determine, and that all members living
out OF saco and Bddeford be specially notified when the
meeting 10 TO be held, and the object.
Thomas Dyer, 81, Rufus McIntire, Thomas NJ. Hayes
Vim. Noyes Nathan Dane, d. X. Somes and samue
Fitzpatrick were chosen said COMMITTEE.
In pursuance Of the above vote the Committee would
give notice that meeting Of the Society viii he held al
the TOWN HALL, In Saco, on WEDNESDAY, the IN
day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon to hear
the Report Of the Committee and take such action
may be deemed expedient.
sseo, April q, 1886. is