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THE INV LIDS HOME
HI. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y oPESEDAN
/ N F II nj A r Y,

IN
IN CHICAGO, ILL.
HN new system, which embraces the most apprtiv-
~ ed methods of treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases. Lung Diseases.
Cancers and rheumatism, SPECIAL diseases treated
in this Institution, in the treatment Of which,
has had more eXperince greater success than the
Doctor. His consultations for years, have averaged
from five To six Thousand year. The following dis
which pronounced incurdLie 10y the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stitution. All nervous and neuralgia Affections dis
of women, all forms of scrofula dyspepsia
stipatiOu, skin diseases, and Tubercuous
affections, Including pulmonary consumption. rheuma
tism, Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma, salt rh-unI. remit
tent and intermittent feyers, the diseases ofcdren,
He has had an extensive practice and wonderful
cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cure.
without the knife. lie treats successfully ON a new
method, all the diseases of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the doctor does not promise to all
stages of Diseases While diseases cURABLE IL
taken in season. all s-AGES not. Your be
curable this week. not next-to day, not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious, and viii
accommodate several hundred patients. No will
be received where there any doubts Of OF
relief The best nurses only employed. who with the
ply scian, will make all feal home that put them
selves under the care of his institution.
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. inrdri-
ably ddr0nce No patient taken for term than
one month, one can he satisfied o benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
Many patients, who not able to to the IuhI
mary. can be successfully treated Mt me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All le' ters nclosiDg letter stamp, addressed to
H. KNAPP N, D.. Box 4223, Chicago, Ill, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from "a ~ t. 9PM
Office lis South Clark st.. Clark and Monroe sts
Sept IL, 1870 nl3ly
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JOIiet Turniug ShoD.

THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders and Others want Of Turning
that he IL carrying on the
Turning Business
In all its various branches Kings ShInglt and Sash
Factory the Upper Bridge BY strict attention
business he hopes receive Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec 10. n26 JAMES ROYNE.
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WOOL CARnINC

NOTICE is hereby given, that we Will do no cns,on
I eardirg this season We continue to buy wool
as usual Tor which We will pay ash or EXCHANGE ~
cloth, at our store in Joliet or at the Factory ~
r,on WIN r. VA. hcKvoy.
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For the HART

Il copdray. Clearer kc Aonin, Violet I1,,,
a.. ss..srs crsinA, OF pure Bears Gre.,. -.
49,. s1na BsEs OH Lyons Wrishr. sasial
non BsEins PhAeole, Crys,alin. ns, BOgis, Hyp,
sa'r'es. 'snss Hair TOhie, Woods la h.ntar
septs III BROWN,
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STATE OF ILLINOISl
Will COUsII,

STATE W GE cJds1l TM coT .i ci' ID.
John Cary
Bridgit cary] "O
A fFlDAlIT that the said BridEIt CsFy I.h,Ss,i
"A in the foregoing bill ofonnplaint, eonc-.Is Is-
self and sysd-s service ~ ..raB. having le,s Ca
the dice OF the clerk o. said Cart NoIss h-lf
given 20 the said defendant Brid<i; csU tAsi bis
Cary the said complainant has nled his biB q 80
plant IN said Court ON the Cbsbesrv si5s th-s tii
that suDnsoBs thereupaa issaed cot q aid easa
said canse Against said defeDabi returDsbls % ~
third Monday Of May next and that said tsss 80
pending in said court. And nble-s ycs ths nd bo
u Cary shall personally be and app-ar hessr .. "a
Circuit Court Of III County in said stAts % n, III
day Of the said May Term Thereof 10 Be hsd II Sss
in said VIII County on the third MONDAY q Nay
1862 and plead, answer or dsmnr 10 The nd ens4S
ants bill VI complaint, the And the ssssi' ~
things therein cha Tgeh AMI stated viii e -"
confessed BY you and dssree entered Assa1fi ys-S
eordiAg to The prayer Of said bill Of eonfAsL
RUsskkk e.fA
ThOs. III. HuTcHIss. CODpS SD.
Joliet Marsh, 18th A. ID. 81
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% Half Bbls. WHITE FISH, June inspection. 1862,
~ at Chicago Prices for cash,
., CAsREIL,s
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Mary Frances, Deuel..

Estate Of AlYAh B. Deuel., deceased,
VS..
Mary Frances, Deuel..
NOTICE is hereby given to said defendant Mary
~ Frances Deuel. that the said administrator has
MED his Petition in sad court, for leave to sell the
M EIz s. %, 7. 50, n. X. ii Z Sd L. NJ in said
County, belonging to said estate for the payment Of
the debts OF sad estate AID that summons has been
duly issued to said defendant in the said entitled
returable said term Of said court, on the third
Monday Of October 1So and that unless You then and
there appear and plead, demur TO said pc
ttion the will Ice taken confessed by you and
decree entered accordingly.
WV. ToNNER, Clerk.
r. L. BARBER Sol.
Jolipt. Sent. 10Th. 1852
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s A N F0 RD' III
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC PILLS;
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up 1,
GLASS CASES. Air tight, aud will keep in any clmAt,

OLAcc NAsEcs an anu VIII CLIMATE.
The Pa MILY Cal iTHARTIC PILL Il gen
tie but active Cathartic N, which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PiiLs and the satisfaction
which all express in REL gard their use, has in
duced me TO place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well . know the different Cath
artics act dihersnt - portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CkTHAR- TIC PHI has with dus ref
erenee this well esfab - lisbed fact been com
popned from variety Of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which a-- like on ev, ~ part Of the
alimentary canal and = are good and safe in all
cases where Cathartic IL needed. such De-
RASGENTs Of the SToN = AcH, SLEEPISEss. PAIN and
SORNEss over the whole body. from sudden cold.
which frequently, II ne 9 neglected. end in n long
course Of Fever, Loss Of = APPETITE GRIPPING SKY
Of CON the = body, REsTLKTsxKss, BRAD
ACHE, or Weight in the = head, all INFLAMMATION
DISEASES, NoRNs in Children Adults, RHEu
HATrsN. great PURIYI- . IN Of the BLOop and MANY
diseases to which flesh IL heir, too numerous &
mention In this adver = tisement- DosE, to 8.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INyIGORATUR AND FAMILY CA
THARTlC PILLS are reiaed by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the Iare TOW
ct. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
535 Broadway, New York
Sold In Joliet by J. II. Brown, Y. VI. Bray, Geo n
WcOpTuf and j. Mccain. (sept l3H ISL
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S L o A Ms DIN TMENT

FOR Miliness. Safety Certainty. Thoroughness,
SlOns Ointment is rapidly sup rcedng all other Ont
ments and Lniments for the cure Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds Crack
ed Heels Ringbone Polevil. Wndgals, Calus Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet. Sand Cracks,
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY COURT WILL County, of the Oct Term, 1862
Firman Mack, Admin strator of thel
Estate OF AlSAh 3. Deuel., deceased,
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
The Great Eastern.
The Trial of Gems. Porter and Mcdowell.
New YORK. Dec q.

New YORK, Dec o.
Repairs on the steamer Great Eastern are
about completed, and she will be ready in
few days to resume her trips to Liverpool
The date of her departure will shortly be an
nounced.
1t is expected that the two companies of the
4lst regiment now here, will embark to-mor-
row. Several members are now east visiting
their families, who should be present before
Wednesday night, or will be liable to charges
of deserton. The same may be useful as to
members of certain regiments in this vicinity
connected with the Banks expedition.
The steamer Creole, from New Orleans both
via Havana 4th, arrived this evening. New
Orleans news contain no news.
In the case of Gen. Porter to-day, General
Roberts, late inspector in Gen. Pope's army,
testified thai, in his belief, had Porter obeyed
orders the main portion of the rebel army
would have been captured.
In the Mcdowell case Gen. Mcclellan was
on the stand, and testified that the conduct of
Gen. Mcdowell while in command of "a divi
sion was entirely satisfactory; while in COM
mand of an army corps, prior to the Peninsula
campaign, Mcdowell gave him (McClellan)
the fullest and most cordial cooperation -
while Mcdowell was in command of the De-
partment of the Rappahannock, Gen. McClel-
Ian knew nothing of McDowelfs conduct, eX
cept by the reception of two kilograms, one
informing him that he would by certain date
move to McCelans assistance, and the other
that by some unlocked for circumstances, a
delay Of a few days had been caused. McClel-
Ian testified that he had every reason to be-
lieve that McDowell's failure to advance was
owing to circumstances beyond his CONTROL
Gen. McClellan's testimony to-day was highly
favorable to Mcdowell. His examination will
be resumed tomorrow.
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NAVAL ENLIsTMENTs. - We understand
that there have been enlisted at the naval rem
devious in this city since the commencement
of the war, $50 men in addition to the number
tl47) as heretoforel published, which makes
the whole number furnished for the land and
naval service from this city, to aid in crushing
out the rebellion 2512.
SOCIAL LEvEE.-one of the popular enter
tainments of the Spiritual Association is to be
held at Mechanics Hall this evening, as will
be seen by reference to our advertising COL
umns. Those who. enjoy good social dance,
pleasant and orderly company are sure to find
them at these gatherings.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
Great Battle at Fayetteville, Ark.
DECISIVE FEDERAL VICTORY.
$4,000 Rebels Whipped by 10000 Federals
Gallant. Conduct of Iowa and Wisconsin
Troops.
BATTLEFIELD NEAR FAYETTEVILLE,

BATTLEFIELD NEAR FAYETTEVILLE,
Arkansas, Dec s.
Gen. Herron's forces, en- route to reinforce
Gen. Blunt, met the enemy yesterday on Craw
fords Prairie, ten miles south of Fayetteville,
Ark, and won decisive victory. The enemy
were "A 900 strong, divided into four divisions
under Gems. Parsons, Marmaduke, Duke and
Rains, all under Gen. Hindman, and embraced
the flower Of the rebel Mississippi army,
well supplied with eighteen pieces of artillery.
The enemy fianked Gen. Blunt's position at
Cave Hill and made sudden attack on Gen.
Heron to prevent him uniting with General
Blunt. Gen. Herron's force consisted of tho
Oath and 31st Illinois, 10Th and Goth Iowa, 26th
INDIANA, 10th Wisconsin, and a battalion or
two of cavalry, in all $500 or 1000 men, and
twenty-four pieces of artillery. The battle
ragged from ten A. NJ until dark and was des-
perately fought throughout. Our artillery
drove the rebels from two strong positions and
kept their overwhelming numbers at bay
The 10th Wisconsin captured rebel battery
of four heavy guns but were forced to abandon
them under muderous fire. The 10Th Iowa
also took the same battery and fought despe-
rately but were also obliged to yield it. Al
most every regiment distinguished ITSELF
About four o'clock Gen. Blunt arrived from
Cave Hill with 5000 men and strong force of
artillery and attacked the rebels in the rear.
The rebels made desperate efforts to capture
his batteries but were repulsed with terrible
slaughter. We held the whole field at dark
and before nine o'clock that night the entire
rebel forces were in full retreat over Boston
Mountain.
Our loss in killed and wounded was 6OO.-
The robel loss was 800 by their own admis-
sion. Several of the rebel officers were killed,
among them Col Stein, commanding brigade,
formerly Brigadier of the Missouri State
Guards. Only few prisoners were taken.-
We captured four caissons filed with ammuni
ton. Lieut.. Col. Mcfarland was The only field
officer on our side killed. Maj. Hubbard, of
the LIST Missouri cavalry was taken prisoner.
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List of Sick and Wounded Maine It'll in the
City Hospital Dec. 10. 1862.

b. F. Mower, Co. b, convaescent; John
Parmeter, f, do; Alonzo Spaulding, recruit,
typhoid fever; Ii. L. Burns, do, boils; NJ.
Giles, do, colvalescent; John Ii. Allen, do,
debility; w. A. Cannon, A, diarrhea; Calvin
Berry, l, do; Geo. Ii. Fairbanks, II, do; r.
X. Stevens, recruit, debility; j. Hunnaford,
do, rheumatism; Manly Rean, do, fever; John
Lisbon, do, convaescent; Calvin Jones, ID,
darrhea; L. Linnell, Z, insane James Hacy,
ii, paralysis; II. g. Phibrick, +. wound John
w. Smith, g, diarrhea; n. II. Hoar, b, do;
Joseph Royal, recruit. epilepsy; |. III. Turk,
ID, darrhea; James Meachin, recruit, pneumo-
mia; +. A. Calef, do, bronchitis l.. ID. Co
nant, ID, diarrhea; Chas II. Dougherty, c, do;
Stephen Bali, &, do; Moses Il. Coburn, re-
crnit, debility; Geo. b. Mckinney, C, diarr-
hea; w. G. Bent, A. do; S. o. Reynolds, re-
cruit, icterus; W. p. Kelly, A, diarrhea; John
IL. Sprague, recruit, asthma; Portal. NJ. Black,
do, rheumatism; j. ii. Hastings, do, icterus.
5. b. HUNTER,
Surgeon 9TH Maine Vols.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Decision of Commissioner of Internal Revenue
WASHINGTON. Dec. {

WASHINGTON, Dec. o.
Secretary Welles, to-day, in response to the
House resolution, transmitted list of Acting
Midshipmen appointed during the recess of
Congress, and considers that they have been
made by full authority of law, although the
exigencies of the service and condition of the
country would not permit a compliance with
previous usage, nor in all respects with the
letter of recent enactments apparently restrict
ing the power of appointments confided by
previous law. These appointments are rs in
number, viz: Maine l. New Hampshire a,
Vermont /, Massachusetts, 10, Rhode Island 8,
Connecticut 5, New York 10, Pennsylvania IL,
Delaware 2, Maryland 2, Ohio 2, Illinois 2,
Iowa 6, Missouri 3, Virginia !, District Of Co
lumba /, at large son of an officer.
The bill which passed the House to-day to
amend the act to provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government and pay the interest
on the public debt, approved July LIST, 1862,
authorizes assessors and collectors and deputies
to administer oaths and affirmation in all cases
where they are required, but no fees are to be
charged or allowed therefor
Surgeon Chas. Martin has been detached
from the naval rendezvous at Boston and or
dered to the steam sloop Sacramento; Sur
geon John Ruddenstein has been ordered to
the naval rendezvous at Boston. Surgeon ID.
Kindeborger has been ordered to the steam
sloop Monongahela.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
authorized to furnish TO the Assistant Treas
urer or Collector of the United States at San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon, with stamps
or stamped paper, vellum or parchment, ac-
cording to the provision of the Internal Reve-
nue. laws, under such regulations and condi-
tons as he may from time TO time prescribe,
and without requiring payment in advance
therefor, provided no greater commission shall
be allowed than is now provided by law. Any
stamp appropriated to denote the duty charg
ed on any particular instrument, and bearing
the name of such instrument on the face there
OF, which may have been used, or which shall
hereafter be used, for denoting any other duty
Of the same amount, shall be deemed and taken
to be good and valid, provided the provisions
of the section shall not apply to any stamp APP
propriated to denote the duty charged on pro-
prietary articles All instruments documents
and papers subject to duty, used by the officers
of the United States government, where the
United States would be chargeable with the
duty or stamp thereon, and also all instru-
ments, documents and papers relating to the
procurement of bounty land and other boun-
ties, pensions, and orders of pay by or for of
ficers, soldiers and seamen who have been, or
may be, in the service of the United States,
arc exempt from duty.
Our Minister TO Nicaragua has assured that
Government that no project OF coloniz'ng ne
groes in that country shall be attempted.
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United States District Court.
WARE. j.. PRESIDING.


TUEsDAY.-M acknowledgement P. Smith
ct ais, of Edgartown, Mass, VS.. British Brig
Annette. Libel for salvage. The libellants
allege that the brig was ashore on the reef at
Martha's Vineyard, abandoned by the master
and crew, and was brought safely into Edgar
town harbor by them. This is denied by the
owners, who allege that it was merely mat
ter of pilotage. The greater part of the day
was devoted to hearing the evidence of Smith
for the libellants, and the captain, mate, and
some of the crew for the respondents. The
case is to be heard further this morning, when
it is understood that it may be continued for
a week or more to enable the lbeants to take
dispositions in Edgartown. McCobb & Kings
bury, proctors, for libellants. Shepley & Dana,
proctors, for respondents.
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Commercial.
r steamship Arabia, at Halifa

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET-The sales Of
Tor the week were 900 bales, including 800 to
spectators and $500 TO exporters. The market
opened buoyant and closed at an advance of I'd az
Id for American, and id a I'd for Surats The sales
on Friday were 1000 bales The market closed dull
at the following authorized quotations New Or
leans fair 26; middng 225; Mobile fair rs; mddling
2ll; Upands fair 81 middng 81. The stock in port
amounts to 2l2000 bales, of which 1880 are Ameri-
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET-Rich.
ardson, Spence Co.. and Others report Flour
quiet but steady sales at % q 29s Wheat dull; Red
western 9s a 9s Cd; Red Southern IS Cd az los I'd;
White Western los Cd q lis; White Southern lis Sd
g Us g Corn quiet; mixed 29s Sd q 30s White Bis
Cd a 33s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET = Beef
quiet but steady Pork dull. Bacon quiet but steady.
Lard active at 39s a 40s Tallow irregular.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes
steady at 33s q 34s. Resin inactive Spirits Tur.
pentine-sales small at lbs. Sugar very dull COT.
fee steady. Rice steady. Linseed buoyant Linseed
Oil steady. Cod Oi-no sales. Jute advanced Id ID
pound
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-The sales of
cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were 5000 bales
including 1000 to spectators and exporters Tho
market closed quiet and unchanged.
Breadstufis quiet but steady
Provisions inactive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Saturday p M
Consols closed at 93I a 81 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES-Er railroad 42l "a
4S5; Illinois Central railroad 42i q All discount
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Municipal Court---Dec. o.

Dennis Kelley and Thomas Lambert for
drunkenness md disturbance of the peace,
were fined So and costs each, which they paid
and were discharged.
Joseph r. Rouce, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid a fine of 81 and costs.
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE LANE.-It will be
seen from the following letter that Judge Lane
has resigned his seat in the Municipal Court
which for nearly four years he has occupied
with great acceptance to the community At
tornies will please bear in mind that no pre-
cepts should be used on and after to-day bear
ing the attest OF Judge Lane. A new appoint
ment TO fill the vacancy, until the next munic-
ipal election, will be Immediately made by the
Governor.
To The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Portland:
Having accepted another trust, hereby re-
sign the Office of Judge of the Municipal
Court for your city, from this date.
In surrendering my official relations with
the government and citizens of Portland am
not willing to withhold the expression of nv
deep sense of the uniform kindness and pa
thence that have met with in my endeavors
to discharge the duties devolving upon me.
AhV OuouiCes DtiOlC tiic Muulclpdl court
has been large and varied in character, and Of
ten has involved the interests, prejudces and
passions of the public. Called upon, frequent
ly, to decide without the assistance afforded to
courts Of wider jurisdiction by learned and
diligent counsel, and charged with the double
responsibility of deciding both law and fact in
cases submitted to me, l dare not flatter my
self that have never erred in my conclu-
sions; but the consciousness of my liability to
misjudge has ever been made light to bear, by
the confidence my fellow-citizens have always
manifested towards me.
have deemed the responsibility and duty
cast upon the Municipal Court neither light
nor trivial, for they are parts, and essential
parts, Of that great system of the admfnistra-
ton OF Justice so indispensable to the perma-
nent welfare and security of the States. In
pressed with this belief, no good citizen can
ever depreciate the humblest magistrate, and
am happy to declare that as far as my expe-
rlence goes, even offenders, smarting under
the penalties of the law, acknowledge the du-
ty OF respect to its officers.
Renewing my thanks TO the members of
the city government for many kindnesses,
am very respectfully
Your ob't servant,
III. ID. L. LANE.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1862
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From the Army of the Potomac.

From the Army OF the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac,
Dec. 8.
The weather is milder, and the snow has
melted considerably.
An officer who came through from Alexan-
dra by land with Il strong escort was told at
Dumfries that sixteen suffers, with their wag-
ons, were captured by Whites rebel cavalry
last week, and the owners made to drive their
own teams to some station in the interior.
They were represented as having a large regi-
ment of cavalry, and it has for several days
been considered unsafe TO pass beyond Dunn
fries without n strong escort.
A special court martial met to-day to try
John w. Irvine on the charge of being spy,
he having been captured within our linss. The
accused was private in the 9th Virginia cav
airy, and was captured near his fathers house
in the vicinity of HARDWOOD Court House. 1t
is understood that the court have agreed upon
a finding. the result of which is not known.
The following general order has just been
published:
"No person will be allowed to cross the lines
in the direction of the enemy without a pass
from these headquarters.
ISignedJ LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. G."
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municipal elections held on Monday, it is note
worthy that in Lynn, Mass, twas all one way.
Hon. Peter NJ. Neal and the Board of Alder
men have given such general satisfaction in
the discharge OF their duties during the past
year, that there was desire to compliment
them by unanimous reelection. Mayor
Neal formerly resided in this city, and was the
respected teacher of a select school for boys.
All his friends will congratulate him upon the
honor which has been so deservedly conferred
upon him. Beautiful and enterprising Lynn
cannot help thriving under his excellent ad-
ministration.