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M TELEaRAPH
MONEF-Market easy at gs5 a cent for leans on
call and prime paper Ia scarce and wanted at S52.
8TERE LING EXCHANGE-Market quiet at
li45s6ii37t for bankers bills.
GOLD-American gold, selling ct 936G34 q cent
premium. California gold bars, nominal at ~ o
cent premium. ~
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-MarEe hFmer.-
United STATES IS 81 lO3A@lOli 1910 Treasury Notes
tO4B@IOi&. " ah
STDCKS--M Market dull and irregular, mostly
steady. Chicago seRock Island COY; Cleveland To-
lodo 4236 Galena Chicago 81 Michigan southern
iean Central 500; Michigan Southern 238; Illinois
Central script 6O4; Harlem 133l; New York Central
54Js; Pacific Mail ll24 b 80. IUt H.Haf as.I.
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!. nIPoRrANT To FRlALEs.
DIR. CHEEsEMANs Pulls


Ths combination Of insrediant In these PlllI urs
the result Of long and extensive practiss Thsy als
mild IN their opsraton and csfiain n correcting an
lrrogulasitieS, painfal snsffaation raaoyiu9 al o.
struetiOns, Ehsthsr from cold or 5thsrEss hs.achs
pain in the side, paipitstioh of the heart Whites Al
nervous asetions, mysteries, fatigns, pain a. fhs
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, Vhish arllas
from interruption % nature
DIR. CHEEsEMAN' PILLS
was the commencement Of new era IN the ttoltmeht
Of those irregularities and obstructionI Wheh have
consigned 50 many 70 premature gTaEs. l7o fa1i1Is
can enjoy good health unless shs is rosui1r, and
Whenever an obstruction takes placa the gansr1i
health begins 70 decline. slE
IN DR.. .CHEEsEMAN' PILLS
the most efeetual remedy ever knoEn ior eli 1-
plants peculiar to Females 10 al claasos they ars
invaluable including with certainty, priodieal ro-
ulariiy. They sfe known 70 fhousan1s, Who hsrb
used them, e. dihsrsnt poFios fhrouEh5ut the e5t-
try having the sanction of some o. ths nosf a--snt
Physicians In America 81
Explicit directionss stating Ehsn they should nef
be used, with each Box Ths prics, 61,oO PSI Box
containing from 80 to 60 Pills.
Piflssent BY mail, pFomptlE, By renting o thu
ProDristor. Sold By Druggists generally.
r, B. HUTCHLNGs, ProDrietors
% Csdar-st., New York
~ Sold Wholasalo and Retail IN Clsq6Iadd b
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olnoe ihe dspaFture q Tour own. Rus
-aell from America, and its eonsequent fit of
hystsrios, the London Times has grown
crazy in its attempts 70 follow the history
Of the war. In recording he capture Of
New Orleans, it grayely asserted that the
city was taken by Gen. Grant who moved
/, his forces across Lake Ponchartrain in
tEansports and thus achieved an easy vic
toryl And al this after its bOasted uni
knowledge OF all nations of the
yu card. Oh, the Times Oh, its manners
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GoNG.-Five hundred men Of the Third
Battalion Of the 18th U. S, Infantry leave
for Washington to-day. This viii make
twenty-five companies Col. Darlington has
recruited for his mammoth regiment The
Colonel will remain and recruit the regi-
ment to its full number, when he will take
the feld.-State Journal.
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ny FEAReRAFH.l
FLOUR-Marlet dull.
WHEAU-Market active, Sales at 79c for No. L
RFCEiPTS-25O 500 bbls -four; $4,000 bush wheat
SHIPMENTS-l,s 800 bbls lOuf5 167 600 bushels
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A large number Of the most prominent
cifiEens Of Columbus, including all the
stats officers, addressed an invitation to
ReV. Z. J. Breekinridge to deliver an ad-
d7ess upon the issues involved in the Re-
belhou. This he was compelled 10 decline
for want ofbeaith.
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d.. By TELEQRARH.l
FLOUR-Market dull.
WHEAT-ZM Market lc higher Sales at 798J9sc
Z tCORNSMarket steady Sales at 2756c for Old mix
RECEIPTs-7OO bbls hour $1,000 bush wheat;
'ssIHIPMENTs-l2OOO bBls aOur; 1900 bu wheat;
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DIRCH H0USE-124 WATER ST, !,
ID Cleveland, Ohio This House is now open for
The reception Of Guests and the Travelling Public gen
erny Il Is convenient TO the DepOts, In the centre
Of business and easy Of access every way
- -Strangers win ind u quiet House at the very
low price Of ONE DOLLAR per day.
lI-# -lH II. BIRCH CO.,
aprls:Rg7 ProPrietors
ERENOH'S LH0TEL-ON THE
IL European Plan, City Of New York
Single Rooms 90 Gents Per Day,
CITY HALL SQUARE, COR. FRANKFORTssT.,
Opposite City Hall)
Meals As they may Be ordered In the Spacious Re.
feetory. There Z Barber's shop and Bath Rooms
20 Beware Of RUNNERS and HACKlIEN Ehosay
we are fun. B. FRENCH,
decl:ENi -.f ~ Propret0r.
MANHATTAN H0TEL-NOs. 8,
lHt ., Tand Murray-st. second door from 6Eoad-
yay, opposite the Park New York Hugginq ktng'
PropristorS.
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nnLWAUKEE NIARKET-lIay %.

ExGHAS GE -Unehanged Gold unchanged.
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ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. 96
Seneca-st., Next door TO Mrs. Porteris Milliner
store,) By FREDERICK CYRIAA,
BErDHEuga and CLEAEINa "a an It's branehe1.-Ea
Please call and eXamne finished goods In the store
Refsrsnces-M6ssrs. Rettbsrf 4 Hausmann, Taylor.
GFisWoid 4 Co., and other Merchants. elsT
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M "A ARIN5E
PoRTdo.F CLEVELAND.

/ + D.
KSrERED-MAY %. IfFlloz.-
Steamer May Queen Yiger, Detroit.
Steamer City Of Cleveland Ryder Ontonagon-
| Brig Amazon, Young Buffalo, 300 bbls salt.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiser, Detroit. -..- t--i
| Propeller 1oung America hYderg Uhicago;
Big A%o79ni togns sGaS ~ SS9s 9SS @
schooner Medburyi v arner, Marquette, coal.
VESSELS PAssrSo- following vessels passed De-
troit on the 9TH: E- a-L
UP-Propellers Fountain City, Empire State; bar1s
Badger State, British Lloni brig Empire state
schooners Ethan Allen, Racine, New London, At
ranto, Pilgrim, Jessie Anderson, Maple Leaf Fill
'fsS BowsEPropeiler Potomac scbooners J. r. Tracy,
A. @. Raynor, Waurecan, Bronson AlnWiek.
Vessels passing through the Welland Canal;
Bound West on the 24th, Propeller jefferson bark
St George schooners Creyola, Gerrit Smith, Kate
Robinson, Mercer, Com. Foot, J. j. Morley, A. Med
bury, Penheld tug Martin. On the 18th, schooner
Bound East, on the 18th, bark Andrew steyens
brig Sexton tug Martin bark City OF Ogdeng9urg
ingham On the 10th, propeller Bay statei brig New
York. sad
MISCELLANEOUS.
| RACE EEDED.-ONEoNTA WIEs.--The baTlzs 0Deon-
"a, Capt. Close, and North West Capt. Atinat from
Chicago, grain laden, both arrived here yesterday
Oneonta full half hour ahead The Oneonta sailed
through the Detroit and st. Clair rivera while the
North West had tgg e TOW her al AZ Detroit me
her, and came IN first, and takes the broom. Who
takes the purse Buffalo Express.
The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertissr Of the 18th: ..
NEw TUa-The George b. Mcclellan IL the name Of
lockwood Of that place for Capt Lundy. Her length
is lOZ feet beam 1917 feet, and depth Of hold " ee,
for the saut river S where ere s6e viii ~ tie present sea-
son
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= Il IT SAVES q : 81 LABOR, B 6f

1T SAVES TINE; Therefore
IT SAVES MONEY.
The great improvement IN this over every other
Wring8r ever Invented s Its Adjusting Arrange
rneDt1 rgaurinq no aiterafion 10 WING A haudker-
chief or bed quilt The machine is made Of WOOD so
arranged that no iron can possibly In contact
with the clothes, thereby avoiding all danger inju-
~ to the clothes By iron rust Neither s It liable,
Ike cast iron, 70 DO broken and ruined by chance
fall Families in the city adjacent country are in
vied to call at our works get Wringer, and give ii
trial next washing day, with the privilege Of re-
turning Il If not Hatisfactory.
~ Agents wanted in all parts Of the State. Send
for q circular. BALDWIN, DEWITT CO.,
Cleveland Agricultural Works,
Once 80 Centre-St Mandatory, 4, 6, s, 10 and y
MaaL-St.. ClaVoland. o maYa0:aq2
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FLOUR&FEED.

ct. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR AND
~ FEED STORE.-The Propristors Of the st. Clair
Mills have associated with them 1Ir s. II. MILLS,
lately Of shelby, Ohio, who is hrstclass practical
Miller; and also, have lately made considerable In
proTenents in their mhchineTy, and prepared TO
furnish As good ElouT. as any Mil IN the city
They are also prepared 70 do general Custom Work
on short notice. Those having Wheat or any other
kind Of Grain ground will do well to give them call
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
N. B-A choice article Of RYE FLouR constantly
on hand. Lapr303gSl J. DuffON 4 co,
EAMILY FL0UR.-A. NJ. PERRY
~ & Co. are making, at their new Mills, brand Of
Family Flour that connot be beat. mars
HUR0N MILLS xxx PASTRY
FLOUR.-Families using it say they want no
april lie and us Superior-St.
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sustained reputation that no other Machine has
been able 10 acquire.
As q Family Machine
they far excel all Others Some Of the qualities that
recommend the Wheeler & Wilson Machines are:
1st-Beauty and Excellence Of Stitch, alike upon
both sides Of the fabric sewn.
that will NOT RIP nor RAYEL, and made with
economy Of thread
s7Fd-lt Attachments and wide Range OF Applica-
tion to purposes and materials .f
4th-Simplicity and Thoroughness Of construction.
5th-Speed, Ease Of Operation and Management
and Quietness Of Movement.
Those that want a Practical and Desirable Machine
should by all neana examine Wheeler wilson's be-
fore purchasing.
OFFICE........-...2O5s superior-st., Cleveland, o..
JNO. E. STRONG, Agent I.
Ba=send for a Circular % get DaTtieulars;. mayo
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AMuSEMEMTa.

A CADEBTE OF MUsTOf NJ,
JOHN RLLsLER.............-...lIanassr. -
Benefit Of Nh. G. ". COULDOCK.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 80,
VIII be presented shakspeare's Act Tragedy Of
KING LEAR and his 8 Daughters.
King cOuldoek.
Efie Elslef.
9oneril..--......-.-.-..-..-.. Mrs. BEadshaF.
hegan...--........-.......-. Miss Rachel Noah.
NO FARCE TONIGHT.
Sa-In active preparation. the great Scenic Pies,
THE SEA OF ZOE,
For which one Of the best Scenic Aftists IN the eoun-
- -''' vs." s'S 's'a alW
SCALE OF PRICEs-Parquette. Is cents; Famfiy
SSlrgles = cents Gallery, % eontsj seats Reervod
Bo45s 5 y s esht a \ RStIrs SfRS s single sea5 H. Private
Doors open At Z; Curtain rises at ~ O'Clock.
.pRAINARD'S HALL..9s7a
IL CFoRNERLY MELoDEON)
Positively for 8 Evenings Onlyl
FIRST APPEARANCE IN CLEVELAND SINCE
THEIR REORGANIZATION.
THE CONTINENTALSI
VOealists and LnstFumenfaIigf
Take great pleasure in announcing Three Of their
Brilliant Musical Entertainments,
On FRIDAY, SATURDAY q MONDAY EVENINGS,
May soth and slst, and June ID. MO
This splendid Company comprises the following dis
hnguished YOcalistsi sHI1f n
Master J; ". YARDLEY, Solo yIhlinist, Of the Eng
N b. ". AINsWORFH, FIutlst, Who ha no equal
on that Instrument;
D. D. SNYDER, Tenor and Balladist, from the East
7. MARTIN T0WNE, baritone;
i. NJ. WATSON. the ''Lion Bass -
W. T. HIGGINS, Second Tenor and Aceompanist.
Forming combined array Of Musical Talent never
before brought together.
Cards OF Admission 3 Cents.
Reserved Seats--.....-- Cents.
DBTicket for sale at Brainardis Music store,
where Diagram Of the Hall can be seen. TT l' n
Doors open at O'Clock; commences ats.
B9-A Grand MATINEE on SATURDAY Afternoon fsr
the special benefit Of Ladies and Children. A fll
- Al. sOOYILLR,
mayzl;sgl 80 Business Agent.
~ BILLS0N-TEAGHER OF SO.
~
VIOLIN and CORNET,
No. IS HoFFMASs BLoCE, CUP stairs.)
Ba5- Any number Of Musicians furnished for Balls,
Parades, &e at short notice. Address p o. Box if2
Slefeiahd' Ohlo. lt f. i-ar
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MISCELLANEOUS,

EoR SCALING THE ENEMY's
e. a.
J. H. Balsley's Patent step Ladder.
Tbs Z one q tho hosl nsolul invoAtions ef tho
times n = the neat 81 ghtest, strongest article Of
tain three medium sized men Every man woman
following purposes
Good for gauasal H0usa ula1good for -laiutsr. and
Glaziers, good for Curtain and Paper Hangers good
for Dry Goods and Grocery Stores good for Bi POST
ors and ShoWmen, good for Book Stores and Libra
fief and Vineyards good for Clothing and Furnish
for Art and Daguerrean Galleries, good for Model
Ro0ms and Drug Stores.
D Those with carpetcd Steps are very suitable for
stores end 9ns BysiiiRgs being az ornament and
Sold by JOHN HAYS Co, General Agents, No.
Hl Snperior-St'i opposite the Post Once. msy25l2
n A. BENHAM, 8VJH
ISfaLLIGENCE AND GENERAL lINFoRlIA.
f.IlE lsU TION OFFIGE, " ETI
no Second door, American buildings, over Leader
Counting ROOM AL8H
WANTED-A few industrious young men to work In
the county or IN gardens, Also some Gormop
Girls Enquire Of g. A. hhNhAM, second hOoI
American Buildings, over Leader Counting Room,
CtASH FOR WOOL WILL BE
~ ADVANCED, when shipped to Cleveland with
view Of being closed ont imhediately, in no case to
exceed the value when delivered.
r9qT Liberal Advances
Made, whom len to be sold at the next State FAR
Sales In September. II Is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer viii be present az those
sales, which viii rander unusual facilities 70 Mer-
chants and Growers, who should have their wools,
not only on exhibtion but for sale. All woods con-
signed 60 rs will be sold previous 70 that time when
STATE FAIR.
Liberal Premiums offered by the State Board on
best descriptions Of W00s, should and will encourage
choice lots for exhibition from all parts of the United
States and Oahadasl Having consented to take charge
of and arrange such WOO may be sent for exhibit
tOn, In building to be devoted exclusively to that
purpose 1shall endeaYor 10 make Il profitable and
ntefesng to el bitors, and IL isto be hoped that
all samples will be sent early the lst OF August
that sufficient room may be provided at least
hibiOrs Will advise mo OF their desire to send, stating
than twenty will be entitled TO premiums. Entire
clips may Be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired s. n. GOODALE, Agent.
TCE.--PURE SPRING POND ICE.
u Tho Cleveland Ice Company prepared to fur
Spring Pond Ice for the season, wholesale or re-
tail, on the most reasonable terms.
81 an orders left at z. s. Maltby's Oyster Depot
mays:S99 9. CHAMP, Agent.
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VETERINARY AND HORSE
having made extensive arrangements in their Estab-
lishment, they are now prepared to attend to the
Veterinary and ShOeing of Horses, in the skill
full manner. All business done, and charges made,
viii be satisfactory We Will warrant.
rs Give a call, and II not say Just let us
know. e' febl7:Rl2
Culver PLATING AND BELL
~ HANGING.-The subscriber IS prepared to re-
plate spoons, Forks Casiofs, Fruit Dishes, and all
other articles Of table ware, as good new; also,
Stair Rods Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, &C, replated to
order By hand or electro process as good any other
establishment In the country. BELL HANGING
promptly attended to, and all work Warrau ted as
reDresented at reasonable prices. Room No. Ne
ehanics Block corner q Prospect and ontario-Sts
Cup statrs.) IMPROVED HEMMEh, turning the
seam down instead Of up, on Sewing Machines
ROBERT GILL.
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Steamer May Queen, YigeFt Detroit.
Steamer City Of Cleveland, Ryder, OntOnRgon.
Brig Amazon, Young Buffalo, 300 bbls salt.
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Steamer May Queen, NIgerl Detroit. IT. u
Propeller YOuhg America, Ryder, Chicago.
Brig Amozon, Young, Buffalo, go tons coal.
Schooner Challenge, Reeve, Marquette, 800 tons coal
Schooner Medbury, " arner, Marquette coal.
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TCE.-PURE SPRING POND ICE.
Tho Cleyeland Ice Company are prepared TO fur
nish families, Railroads, Hotels, &c, with pure
Spring Pond Ice for the season, Wholesale re-
tail, on the most reasonable terms.
81 an orders left At z. s. Maltby's Oyster Depot
209 superlor-St, viii be promptly attended to.
mays:3g9 G. CHAMP, Agent.
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One gun which was carried off the field
and brought to within a short distance of
Winchester, was abandoned necessarily,
and was captured by the enemy before the
following morning.
A considerable number Of the Maryland
regiment have come in. ff q
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CtASH FOR WOOL Will BE
LibeFal AdY0nGeS

Made whom len to be sold at the next State FAR
Sales In Septembe II Is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer viii be present az those
sales, which win render unusual facilities 10 1Ier-
chants and Growers, who should have their wOols,
not only exhibition, but for sale. All wO0ls con-
signed 90 viii be sold previous 70 chat time when
the oEnefsi prices eau be obtained.
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WOOL TWINE BY THE BALE
~ SHEEP SHEARS-of the right stamp.
Farmers viii do we'll % call before purchasna at
mayl II. X. WELLS n Pearl-st.-
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-14
For the Daily Press.
Letter from Lincoln County.
DAMARIscoTTA, Oct. 10, 1856,

DAMARIsCoTTA, Oct. 10, 1862.
EDITORS Press: Gentlemen, - You are
aware that this place is one of those many
points along the rivers and coast of Maine
famous for their fine ships. The sound OF
many hammers now reaches my ears from the
ship yards, in proof that the business still
lives, although less extensive than in former
years. | have been down among the timbers.
and find upon the stocks two barques of about
400 tons each, one building by Messrs. Hitch
cock and Fly, and the other by Hall & Co.
Besides these is fine ship of about 100 tons,
building by Z. w. Stetson, d Bro. and ex-
pected TO be ready for sea before Christmas.
As the hard pine Of rebeldom is hard to obtain
just now, the builders have been obliged to
use oak exclusively in the place of both oak
and pine, making very substantial work BY
the way, are people generally aware that it
makes a difference in the durability of oak
whether it is cut in "the dark of the moon,"
or whether said lumnary is full in the face?
l had heard of such notions, and supposed
them 10 be old women's whims. But the tim
Der cutters here assure me that there is no
doubt about it. The timber of this ships
frame was cut two years ago, but is very
bright and sound in sap as well as heart, and
the dark of the moon" in which it was cut.
has the credit Of it. The theory of explana-
tion is, that the sap flows most abundantly,
when the moon shines most brightly.
A county Institute, for Teachers is now in
operation here, under the arrangement of our
State Superintendent, assisted by Messrs. II.
Brickett aud r. A. Rideout Though the at
tendance is not large, the exercises have been
conducted with spirit and profit; and the lee
lures and discussions have been able and well
sustained. The citizens of the place have been
well represented at the evening sessions. and
the teachers from this and neighboring towns,
have participated in the lessons and exercises
of the day, with evident interest and profit.
Mr.. Brickett has had more particular charge
OF the instruction in grammar and elocution,
Mr.. Rideout of the mathematics, and Mr.. Wes-
ton of school management and general instruc-
uon., Evening Lectures have been given thus
far. by Messrs. Dixie and Dunton Of Bath, and
Weston and Brickett of the Institute, all prac-
tical and well considered discourses. touching
the great Interests OF education, and eliciting
free and spirited discussion from citizens and
Others present.
Yesterday afternoon meeting was held for
the children, and one of the largest churches
was filed with crowd ofthe little people and
their friends TO listen to the six or eight gen.
tlemen who entertained them with brief and
appropriate addresses, while the children dis
coursed their sweet music in return
Secession in this neghborhood is not quite
dead, but is more moderate in its demonstra-
tions than at an earlier day in the history of
the war. Yours truly XII.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-14

friend-you deceived and deserted me! You,
Pierre Soule, and those who acted with you,
said you would stand by me to the last in a
fair and legal fight for Southern rights; that
you would stand by our Northern democracy
You know how false you proved. want to
hear no new professions. Leave the room in
stantly! And, -! if you ever call me your
friend again, will give you ball and chain
in Fort Pickens; and if you do not cease your
reasonable plottings against the life of the
Union, will have you hung from these win
dowsr
The vehemence of Gen. Butler was terrible,
and the occasional undisguised oath that fash
ed here and there. did not add mildness to the
denunciation. Before his fury Soule was
speechless. His usual selfpossession had for
saken him, and he tried in vain to recover
himself TO reply. He looked as if he had made
his last speech on earth, as flushed and crest
fallen, trembling and guilty. he bowed under
the storm of just imprecations and skulked
away.
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-14
STATE OF MAINE.
To WILLIAM q pARRows one of -. =

To WILLIAM G. BARROwS, one of the Justices
of the Peace for the County of Cumberland resi-
dent in the town OF Brunswick in said County:
VOC are hereby requested TO call meeting Of the
Il holders of bonds of the kennebec Portland
Railroad Company. secured by its mortgage made to
trustees therein named, pursuant to vote of said
Company, passed al its annual meeting holden on
Oct 1862 they having become. by virtue OF fore
closure OF the right of redemption of said mortgage
members of company Incorporated by statute, chap
ter hftyone and section fffy-seyen-and the UNDER
signed are three members Of said last named compa-
ny--o be holden AT the Depot in said town of Bruins
wick, on Wednesday the fifth day of november next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, act upon the
following articles
First 10 organize said company ard TO choose
clerk, directors treasurer, and other officers
Second, to adopt a code of bylaws
Third, TO determine how future meetings shall be
called.
Fourth, to adopt measures to procure final settle
ment with the said Trustees, and n conveyance from
them OF all title and interest acquired by them by
virtue of said mortgage and its foreclosure.
FVfh, TO authorize the directors, other persons
TO compromise, or pay, procure delay of payment,
OF all prior demands, bonds, and claims, against the
kennebec and Portland Railroad Company
Strfh 10 authorize the directors or other persons
to make arrangements with the in possession
Of the railroad. respecting its future use.
Serepth, to act on any other matter that may be
presented.
ETHER SHEPLEY,
WIN. ID. SEWALL,
n. NJ WHlTMoRE,