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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

HAL l4 AA r. EH#H# T. ~
CIoches.-Le pstriotique appellee
aotre compatriote B~earregard sera-
til entendu2 II nous demande nos clo-
ches d'habitations ct quelies measures.
dams notrc P%aroisse, ont encore etc
prises pour arriver a IN resultat salts
f~aisant? Hahitans! point de delai; icFs-
Que la patrie nous commando un sa-
%criice! Initons nos ancetfesqui ne
c~raigniren. pas de Sc dessaisir de3eurs
bijoux les plus precieuS ain d,aid sG :
Ia destruction des vandaies qn vo~,
latent forAer leur pays MANAGE, " -.
Nos yoisins ont deja donne rexemp'e!
Shreveport a fait n expedition oe
clochcs, suivons noblement I'm 1nhpuls'0an
ou'elle nous donne- Nais pas oe =
tard. surtout: carl lie dflai, c'est =
t,cst Ic dtshonncur. E-E-E
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Avis.

En- Anglcterre, sur les portes de beau
coup de brreaux ct de mageAins, on In
an petit avis tres catadtdestidue
quill ne serait pas mauvais de METRE
On pratiquc dams nos petites localities
il est ainsi concu.
Ne vous sdressez A uh 'homme d'aE-
fares, aux hcures Fefaijs qne pour
a8a0ss; faites avec lui vos 4fasyss,ge
rotournez 4 vos a6aues, porrlui laisscr
lie temps dc tinir les AFFAIRS fk$
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POEsIE.

Salut, clair rulsseau qui serpentes
Au tapis verdoyant des pres,
p Eridqrmi SUI, dc molles pehtes
81 Phrmi les saules 6plores. r~t4a4.tg
Vanianc, que ma voix t'arrivo
Entire ties Heurs ct ties r~oseaux;
Ma vic o coule sur tn rive
Indolente CONNIE les eaux.
Jai fume sur l'eau paresseuse,
J'ai fume les lords ombreux,
Sans autre idee ambitieuse
" Que do faher ct d'etfe heurauxl
Istce ia paix, Q solitude,
Ia paix qui me pacitiait2
Est-ce, @ ruisseau ta quietude
Qui gaguait mon coeur inquiet?
Est-ce 10 brise DIES feuillages
Sous lesquels .je me suis assis,
Qui transportait dams les images
Mes vains desirs ct mes soucis2
Non, plus que l'onde ct le seplyrc,
Plus que IL sejour ~enehante,
C'etait lie paisible %sourire
De 10 douce hospitalite.
i. A.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
Compagnie DIES Chasscurs a Pied.

A dater do 90 jour, les exerciccs rd.
cutters decette' compagnie auront lien
les AfercrM ct iSamea' q quatre hcures
ct dcmic &c rapras.midi. '@
Ia plus grandc p~onctualitd est re
quisc.
Grandc tenuc, de'rigpcunroL
Par,ordro du Capitainc.
J.. DUPLEX, ea3f II 4 70.
Scrgcnt Major.
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Bureuax dc fUnion.ALc m!

UurCWaX dc fUni6n.ALc ma
Terrell dc notre Imprimcrie ct nitro OF
flee sont en- place. Notfe nouveau local
est preferable sous tous les rapports.
Nous profitcns dc roccasion, atm din
former nos amis que nous sommes en-
mesure dexecuter tons lea Jobs uui
nous scront conti6s Ptoinptitudt II
nettctd dc travail, nous donnent 1roit
q une preference marquee A. la favour
du publiclatu Az" ri .~sado0jte
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AVIS u
De TABAC HACHE.

7 E Soussigne informe respectueusemn
IL Messieurs les Marchands de la vile ct de
la campagne, ct tous les eonsommlaterrs Ell
general, quill Went d~'ajouter 4 sa nnanufac.
ture de TABAC EN- POUDRE, don't L.
produits lui ont valu une medaille dor B
Exposition universelle de Paris, en- 1855 Ia
abrication de TABACS A FUMER de
toute nature, quill garantit etre aussi bon
pour lie MONS, que ceux DIES ~rnaisons les plus
en- rsnom., ct en- outre, parfaitement pars es
agreables au govt. = /
Depot general ct debit a son magasin Ne.
16. rue St-Louis.
Manufacture M~cDonoghvife, lie.
A. DELPT.
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Male de Natcllitoches a Men

4AH=EAa4s 49, .-
rOe.-ll parait c~ertain que nous So
ION privds dune MULE rggaliere entqc
notre vile OF Monroe. Cette ,nopvalle
lignc attendue 81 imprisonment par
notre population, MA pas dtei ~pr6poat6d
dams les contracts publids par le Gou-
vernemcnt ST nous ne 1eseneps dee,
measures cncrgidaes A eot eAet, si hous
ne professions hsuemont non i la N.
Orleans, maisSa Richmond az rirfJaga,ii
fEsritt constante idu servioeides postcs,
chez nous, nous dcvons nous attcndfc
encore, 4 dhe scrris 4 la Riddell -.
Mieux yaudrait ne pas. avoir dc con.
tractours, car alors &C serait uno econ
omio pour lie Pays. X, n.f
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GOtOn.-Dcnuis quclouc tennis, IL

Coton.-Dcpuis quclquc temps, il
Gus arrive du cotton DO tontes parts,
ar pctits lots. Les pa~roisscs circon-
: oisines, voire meme le. Texas, SEM
: orcssent de profter du petit marehe
2uvert sun nctre place, Malheureuse
ncnt pour Ia majoritt, les prix ont
Requirement feehi, depuis un mois,
ct tendenf encore 4 Ia baissc,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

-MAis--Lanads darnierele ~planteurs
dcs Etats cotonniers disaieht tous
fu'i asaient fait deux fois plus de
mas on de c6reales qu'ils men %auraient
bcsoin; ct cependant les grains devien-
nent rares ct seront t%ouiours plus
rares ct plus chers jusqu'h la prochainc
rtcolte. Celia prouve dyidemmeht qu'on
men await pas fait assez. Maintenant
que Fennem; s'est empard dc la portion
dc notro territoire OH la culture des
ofrdeles ttait u plus rtpandac, nous
nous vbyons obliges de nous liyrer 4
cette culture dams les Etats cotonnicrs,
sous peinc dc manquer de subsistanccs.
hrsplM grands deaux dop une ma.
tfohpuisse dtre afiiigde soit ID guorfe,
Ia peste ct Ia famine. La peste suit
t%oujours La famine ct, 81 nous laissons
la gnerro faire III famine, nous aurons
certainement d subir ces trois grands
marx. Nous engageons done les plan
teurs y faire beaucoup de rer6ales, au-
tant OWLS 10 pourront. lis le daivcnt
dams l'intdr6t de notre Independence.
lie mars sc vendra; le cotou LIE sc ven
dra pas.-IbeNe. 10 - .=..Ea
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

OuraSaH,-Dans la mutt dc lundi,
un ouragan qribleq est S,epp sEoadge'
sur notrc vile. II a, dA Sc faine1ces.
sentir au ioin. Beaucoup Ediaccidens
scront cnregis trss' sur los habitatipis!l
A part celia, il etait temps qu'uhS t6ne'
pluie s%urvint dams notIe paroisse il
n'ttait plus possible ,le labearcr les
terres tNrtcs.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

Recolte lie temps favorable, Joint
4 I'm d6sir fortcmcnt cxprimd dc faire
une forte Nfc0tte dc efeaples Ct, spJ-
cialemcnt de maiss ont fat halter les
travaux, La rtaate profile admirehle.
mcnt. ST les gtites no sa,It pAstfSp
tardlveS, nous postrrons assurcr unc
abondanced de produits, sans dgale
dams les annses ds potre pacisacs
Chacun aura compris son devoir.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
"A FAbcilie .-C'sst sur ID foi ,l,un

de nos amis, part de Ia N. o. IL Jour
on la loi Martiale y await etc ptoclamde,
que nous avous relate les faita cites
par nous. Nous sommes. hcureux
d'avoir A les rcctiicr pour l'honneur dc
la cite du Croissant. u
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Avis.

Succession de James B. Simpson "a q
LANES M. Elliott ayant demands a etre
~ nomme administrator de Ia succession
de james B. Simpson, DECIDE; III, bra
Avis est par ces presentes donne a toutes
personnes interessees diaYoir a deduire, dams
dix jours, les raisons, pour lesquelles Ia de-
rnande du petitionnaire ne serait pas accor-
dee. 7E ,1#L 80 "sa =.
. ri s &@s@1i% B. j. BOUIS,
3a-2f .h255 Tet GreJser.
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4nion ocs Nottbitotbes.
A NOS PATRONS

Mr. Louis DUrLEIx demeure, soul.
charge de Ia responsabiiitd ct .des into,
rdts du journal " Uai0n pendant I'm.
term ocoasionnd par la mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENnRE. ~ /, ai
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
AVIS.

TOUTES personnes ayant des reclamations
l. contre Ia succession d'Ernest lie Gendre,
doivent les presenter a administrators sous.
Firne, dument prouvees,
LOUIS DUPLEX.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRES.r
Nente de Succession.

Succession de Te. Dominique Metoyer, f. c. l.
TN vertu dun ordre de vente de honorable
IL cour dc district dams ct pour Ia paroisse
de Natehitoches, sera .vendu d la residence dc
Ia definte, Il % miles de Natchitothcs, Ell cctte
peroisse, =
Jcudi, le Is avril, 1862,
toutes les proprietfs mobi,iercs bppaftcn1ant
a ladito succession, SAVIOR ~.
Meubles de mienage. DIES mules, cigarette b
bdufsa oharrues, mats, lailles, hessiaux. etc.
iEt @ast fa3 Hl 3tH#T n# mi aesI
IfIaea rrf Mardi. &c mai, 1862, 5af Irt.
'%effrirai en- yentc d Ia residence do ladite d5-
funte les ~cscIaycs pbtr'lu vie s%uivalts, Slrpar-
tenant II so succession. sasoir ~
Athanasse. itlegre age de 65 ans. o.
james, ntgre age de 90 ans. Jtsi
7Silvi, pegreese agee dfonviron 10 ans. 81
Suzanne, negresse agee denviron II ans.
D CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Pour les prophecies mobilierca. a~jusqu'a
vingt p~iastres, compliant au.dela dc &c mon
tant. payables le Ter avril, 1853. Pour les
~eaelaves, payables Motto lie ler ayril. 1868 ct
liautIe moitie lie, Ter ayril, 1864, Les acque-
reursau credit douheroht lettrs biliets IN sofido,
payables a fbrdte de administrator dc Ia
ditc succession, d son domicile en- cette pa
roissr, ayeca hypotheqle speeibl ct privilege
du vendeir rctonu sur Ia propriete, avec la
clauses non attenaadas, au prejudice de
fhypotheque ~retenue pour g~Rrantir l'entier
ct parlait Placement DIES billets. Les billets,
pertant s pour cent par au d'in'ertt apres
1tcheanco
D. V. MURPHY, G
q, ~ =.tF .E Lta. 8t4
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yente dc Succession.

obi issui Succession. IL Pau Rdbdtd,$.s SEA
I'm vertu dun ordrc de ycnte dc Honorable
~ eouts de district dams ct pour Ii p~aroisse
de Natehitoehes, sera vcndu a i'ancienne re-
sidence de Paul Rabalais, deceee, en- cette
paroisse, I5s gse eaIfta 4IH zta1dG~s
M Lundi, l4e jour d'avriI, 1862, no rs
les prophecies suiVaptes,, apparteneht i sa
succession, SAVIOR: 1#t" tRtEfA%
Des objets mobiliers ct I'm moroccan de
terre situe en- ladite p~aroisse, sur la Riviere
a thao, commencement appellee la Petite Ri
Were, contenant cinquante acres, plus on
mo~lns--borne en- haut par Ia terre apparte-
nant a Nine. veuve J. b. Pabere Rachal, f.
c. j Let en- has par les terres des ecoles pu-
bllqdes on section 16e,-avec toutcs les anne
iorations qui sly trouvent. hqa tsae4s
- CONDITIONS DE vFNTE.7 Ye@
Pour les objects mobiliers, toutcs sommes
jlusqu,a dix piastres, compliant au- dcssus de
dix p~iastres, payables lie Ter mai, 1863. Pour
les terres, compliant iusqu'au montant de hut
cents p~iastres, suiet, a destination 4entiere,
c~onioflpement a Ia stag ia1p de 1862; ct pour
lie reste du prix de Ia vente, la balance paya-
BILE lie Ter mai 1868. Pour le credit, les ac-
qutreur$ donneront leurs billetsa promnisseurs,
payables a lordre de l'administrfter1r Il son
potrtiiciie' en- cette paroisse, portant hut pour
cent par an dfnteret depuiss l'echeanee jus
qua parfait Placement, sufisamment garantis
VI aotsdo ct garantis par privilege du vendeur
ct par hypotheqqe SIR les objets vendus pour
les1nels les billets sont donnes.
PHILLIBERT NJ. RACHAL,
l2ms-5f administrator.
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TlII TURF @DEPDRA7IV VI
DvuN DU

II guerit tous les maladies clropiques, soft
interieure. soft extremes, sftis difference d'age-
nj de sexe-nulle maladie proveriant do Tim
purete DIN sag ne resiste a son usage les dar-
tres. de quelque nature qu'elle soient, les in
dmites, consequence de labus du mercure on
fe tout autre traitement qui a vioie Ia cons
t%itution, sont parfaitement ct radicalement
queries, toute les fas que lon persevtre dams
son emploi. s. z==aH=H saratHt
Les Leuelorees,, Pertes blanees, irregula-
rites dams la periodicite DIES menstrues, IL
ehlorese 10 s~t6rilite provenant de toute mala
die chrouique on constitutionnelle toutes .ees
maladies disparaissent par un traitement assez
longtemps prolonge de Teintme Depufatiye
du DR.. MENG. #=a4 ~ ~
TIVE pB Dr.. MENG.
j Epilepsie, lerqu'elle nest pms occeasionnee
par une lesion ~organique, les Rfmnatismes
chroniques ct guelquelois aigus, les ulceres
cancereux, ont etc radicalement gueris..
II serait fhtiguant, ct pour lie publie'ct poor
nous, de faire Remuneration de toutes les ma
ladies OH Ia TEINTuBE DErURATtyE DU DIR.
MEMO, a obtenu IN plein success il suffit de
SAVIOR gull ny a pas gu iusqu'a presnttne
senle maladie chronique inveteree on consti-
tutionnelle, proanite par un vice quelconque
des hunieurs, qai ait resists b 10 paissahee
madicatrice de cette preparation.
Prix 81 90 Ia bouteille, a vendre en- gros
ct en- detail chez lie DR.. MEMO, Il Ia Phar-
macie Nouvele, Place du Creissant, Donald
s%onville, Dep6ts d tCharles, chez Louis
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez B. Iabat, rive
droite q StJeanl3aptiste. chez s. S~entille,
DIR. Cantonnet, Emile Monte, H. Vial, rive
droite, ct U. Vieknair, rive gauehe.
A vendro par T. Lacoste, John W. Tabre
Ii .Leihtenstein.
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Une mymadc dc cahs.c emrenant rasorGment lie pMs empaHpom homnr%, enmfs
ensns ct garconA tt .sG".t ..ss" @.r'.#f s.ar # . |
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07
Notice OF FOrecIosure.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber,
IN Charles IL. Osgood, of Portland, in the county
OF Cumberland. and State of Maine, claims by mort
gage. as Executor of aud Residuary Legaice in the
last viii aud testament of JOSHUA Is. OsGooD, late
OF said Portland, deceased, duly approved and al
lowed the following described real estate to wit
certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon stand
ing situated upon the easery side OF Clark street in
said city of Portland, and bounded follows: Com
and forty feet from salem street formerly Prospect
street, thence northery by said Clark street forty
feet to stake; thence easiery eighty feet or
less to land sold by William Prior TO Joseph Is. Hamb
lin; thence by said land soutberly forty feet thence
westerly eighty feet less, to the first men,
toned bounds. Said real estate was conveyed by
William IL Purinton TO John Is. Carroll, by deed Of
mortgage dated the third day of October, A. ID -,
eighteen hundred and fifty five and recorded IN Cum
bertrand County Registry of Deeds, Book 26I page
10. said Carroll assigned the to the Ocean isu-
rance Company by deed dated the twenty second
day Of January, A. d., eighteen hundred and fifty
six ard recorded in said Registry Book 265 page All
aud said Ocean Insurance Company, assigned the
same 10 said Joshua b. Osgood BY deed dated the fifth
daT ct Jal nary, A. D. eli yheen hundred ard sixty,
AID recorded in said Registry Book 3l5 page 49, and
the subscriber Gains said mort gaze deed and the
premises thereby conveyed as the Executor aid Res
iduars Lcgaiee of the said Joshua b. Osgood as
aforesaid. The condition of said deed OF mortra re
has been broken by reason whereof the subscriber
Gains foreclosure of the same and gives this pub
lie notice thereof according the Statute in such
case made aud provided,
Dated this fourth day of August, A. d. 1862.
81 ire CHARLES IL. OS0OOD,
Executor and Resduary Legatee named in the last
viii and testament OF Joshua b. Osgood. w8wl2
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07

A DOC SroRY.-A very good dog anecdote
is related of Newfoundland dog owned by
Mr.. p. Strong of this city. Among other
things the dog has been taught TO take a bas-
ket and go TO market for meat. This duty he
performed for some time, when the butcher
presented his bill for settlement, and to the as
constituent Of Mr.. Strong, it was double the
account he had kept. The bill was paid. but
the dog was suspected and watched, and one
day it was found that after doing the regular
marketing, he took the basket and did little
on his own hook, eating the proceeds on the
way home. and on his arrival returning the
basket to its proper place. To put stop TO
this the butcher was instructed to give meat
only when piece of paper was found in the
basket. The dog tried the marketing on his
own hook several times without success, and
finally, as If he dad turned the matter over in
his mind, he one day went in and tore Off
piece of newspaper, placed il in the basket and
obtained the hard-earned dinner. II the whole
Of this Is true, it shows Effectiveness on the
part Of the dog not often seen among animals,
and stamps him as one OF the most sagacious
of his kind.-Fond du Lac wisconsin, Re-
porter.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07

A BALTIMORE SECEssIoNIsr AND HIS
CONFEDERATE ScRIP.-The Baltimore Clip
per tells this story:
"A rebel farmer living near Bear Greek, in
Baltimore county, Maryland, was SO elated at
the late rebel incursion in Maryland, that he
determined to visit our DELIVERIES and for
that purpose hooked up his horse and wagon
and started all agog He alighted at hotel
near Frederick, and was drinking bumper to
JEFF. when confederate officer came IN and
inquired for the owner OF the team. Bear
Creek farmer was delighted, and with face
radiant with smiles, said i am, sir, and that
team is southern all over. sir; horse, wagon,
and driver, sir. And what is the price, inter-
rupted the son Of Mars, pulling out a roll of
confederate scrip. Oh said the farmer, Il
would not like TO sell now, cause can't use
your kind of money in Baltimore Nonsense
says the officer, haven't you declared over and
over in your letters that the bankers ard rich
men Of Baltimore are in our cause; they'll
buy, sir" and handing over the price in con-
feierate scrip, he LETT the farmer to toddle
home afoot with pocket full Of confederate
treasure. He arrived in town few days ago,
and stopped several persons WITH show me
the man that buys confederate scrip We
have not heard at the time of going TO press
whether the Individual so eagerly s,ught for
has turned up"
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07
MISCELLANY
.Heart-r,ndine Scenes in cur Hospitals.

Several charitable ladies lately visited one
of the military hospitals in this city. Every
refreshsnent that could be furnished they sup
piled. Ice-cream was handed round, and the
poor invalids eagerly partook of it. In one
corner OF the room, however, the spoon and
saucer had not been touched. On the bed, by
che little table containing them, lay a young
boy, his features pale, his eyclids dropping. A
lady gently tanning his fair forehead, softly
whispered "the poor little fellow is asleep, we
must not disturb him."
mo, ma'am, am not asleep" he answered.
1t was a silvery voice, full of the sweetness of
innocence and boyhood.
"Well, my little fellow" continued the lady,
as she nearer drew, "are you not fond of ice
creams"
"very much So" he replied.
"Ddn't you see me place this on your little
table?" reaching Tor the plate of cream.
"Oh, yes" he answered TREMENDOUSLY, "but
shut my eyes and cried to myself"
"Cried. my child? why, what made you cry,
my dear?n
.'Oh, madam! you will pull the quilt down
little, you will see"
The lady did so, and found that he had no
arms! Both Of them he had lost in battle.
Poor little fellow! the sympathy of silence
and tears was all that could be bestowed upon
his wounded spirit. The remembrance of sis
ter and brother, of father and mother, of child
ish froics and playmate lovers OF yore, was
awakened to soothe the fancy of the little suf-
ferer, and to wreathe his young brow with the
still tenderer beauty of resignation to the will
of God.-lPhiladelphia Press.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
WHEREAs the Androscoggin Railroad Compa

WHEREAS the Androscoggin Railroad Compa-
w ny, on the twenty sixth day OF September, A.
d. 1853 authorized the issue of certain bonds of said
Company 10 the amount of one hundred thousand
dollars, and mortgage of the property of the Com
pany TO secure the payment of the same;
And whereas the said Company, in pursuance
thereof on the twenty eighth day of September. A.
d. 1853 by its mortgage deed of that date conveyed
to William L. Preble John Otis aud Samuel Pick
ard, all in the State of Maine as trustees for the
holders of said bonds the Railroad of said Company
then constructed and in its situated in the towns
of Leeds and East Liyermore, then in the County of
kennebec but now in the County of Androscoggin.
and extending from Leeds Junction to Lveimore
rams with all its depots, engine houses and fixtures,
and the lands of the Company at each Of said places
and along the line of said Railroad and all its priv
leges and appurtenances its rolling stock franchise,
and all the other property of said company of every
description. whether real personal upon the condi-
ton and for the purpose of securing payment of said
bonds the same being dated October LIST, 1853. and
pay able in ten years. with interest semi-annually
the first days of April and October in each of said
years according 10 the tenor of said bonds and
pons annexed therefor, which bonds and coupons
were accordingly issued by said Company Refer
ence is to be had to said mortgage deed recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for keDnebec County. in book
lsp, page AZ. for more particular scripton OF
said property and the conditions of said mort gage;
And whereas the said Prebe and Otis, having de
ceased at legal meeting Of said bondholders no del
man of Portland and Philip NJ Stubs of Strong
were duly chosen trustees in the places of said Preb
ard Otis respectively, and said Woodman and Stubs
And whereas the said Picx.|+d, the survivor of the
original trustees. by his deed, dated January 10th,
1851 and in the Registry Of Deeds for An
droscoggin County, in book %, pages 307 and $685.
conveyed the aforesaid mortgaged property and
franchise to the said woodman. Stubs and the said
Pickaid himself TO hold upon the same trusts as
aforesaid;
Aud whereas the condition of said mortgage has
been broken, and Samuel Wheeler. Seth Bass and
others of said bondholders. TO an amount equal TO
more than third of the amount of said mort
gage in different sums, have made application us
in writing to have said mortgage foreclosed for con-
dtion broken;
Now therefore, we hereby give notice that for
breach of the condition of said mortgage claim a
foreclosure of the same.
SAMUEL PICKARD
JABEZ G. W0ODMAN, Trustees.
PHILIP NJ. STUBS,
September IL, 1862. w3w13
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-07
SheriH-s Sale.

Cumberland, S. AUGUST 18th. 1852
FEyAkEN on Execution. and will be sold at Public
Il Auction Thursday the twenty-ffth day Of
September A. ID. 1852. nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
at the Sheriff Office in Portland in said county,
all the right in equity which Moses Morrill, of Bux-
ton in the county of York. has 10 redeem the follow
ing described real estate, viz certain piece par
Gel of land with the buildings thereon, ii stands,
situated in said Portland, and bounded follows:
commencing the easterly side lire of State street,
at the westerly corner of land of Margaret Reeves
thence easteriy by said Reeves land sixty weight feet
more or less TO land of H. W. & A. Deering, thence
nofhcrly aud easiery by said Deerings line nineteen
and half feet. less. 20 point that will
strike the centre wall through the block of buildings
thereon. thence through the centre of said wall 10
State street thence State street TO the bounds be-
gun at The same being subject TO a mortgage deed
dated Oct. 18th, 1853, and recorded in the Cumber
land Registry of Deeds vol 2Ss page 3S5, given by
the said Morrill, TO David Hall of Portland to secure
payment of twenty-one hundred dollars, follows,
viz seven hundred dollars in one year. seven humid
red dollars in two Years, and seven hundred dollars
in three years, with Interest semiannualy Subject
also to another mortgage deed, dated Nov. 24h 1858,
aud recorded in Cumber and Registry of Deeds. book
2SS page fsl, given by the said Morrill, TO Emily
Booihby of said Portland to secure payment of four
teen hundred and fifty dollars in three years. with
interest reference to said deeds being hereby had
Further particulars made known at the time and
place of sale.
aug2iwSwl0 oREN RING, Deputy Sheriff.