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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHC,
THE GREAT DlUgET1c.
HELMBcLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETfc
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIuRErIc.
HELMBOLDH EXTRACT BUCHU, -
- THE GREAT D1URETIr.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys.
Gravel. .--s Dropsy,
Organic Weakness.
And all diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See rtisement In another column. Cut it cut and
seud for the Medicine 1T /.
BER4RE or CVUEZERFEYTS
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Everybody is getting ready for the Great
Students Excursion, with variations, last
week of June.
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m q r &c E!

TTNo Farmers and others who want Coal and Rarra
Il ing Tools. -
The subscriber has no ready dug, his farm nesg
the Feeder Bridge, the Dayton road, two hundred
Of coal for sale at from two to two And eNsssr
dollars per load at the bed, where he VIII Ssreane-
keep consta supply The subscriber will give TO an
honest, indpsirisps man. with mall family, who "a
dertands digging selling GOAL fair sss and cen.
slant employment, and furnish . cemfertaeie mouse
and gsod gyrdsn. n very low rent. -,
FOR SALE Low lar cash or approved ereds' Ons
good or . horse BREAkiNG PLOW, Wo sooo W..
mon po~ g. three srksel oss tWo norsePo~Sc
corn slele,s. two hand double 1dogons 80
neto one also fifteen rtwenty bushels OF seeo Pss@
'o''' W 'As 'e'' f'-' HENRY A. ROWLAND.
. Ott,rs March 18th, t5G3.-Sl ep.
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THE CITY BANK

EA M ES, A LIEN s. CO..
Organized in 1885 and doing business uHder the Cen
esdI Bdnki,g Lac OF IAinois.
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK,
BOSTON, rr
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities Of the United bought
and Sold
Also, will draw in suit purchasers on England,
ecotnnd, Ireland, and aimportant points in continent
tai Europe.
made in all of the State and ram tied
or on day OF payment at current -
U. s. Revenue Stamps of all demo ninaons for sale
Banking hours from So A.M.to4 IA Pm.
II. +. EAMES, Pres't. spWiS &. ALLEN, CdSh'r.
~. II. EULLEN, As't Cash.
Ottawa. April l, 1865
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1ATTWA ACADEMY.

WE offer all the advantages % a first class Semi
w nary. Rare chan for Practical Book K.eni,.
Ancient, Modern, and iiigeI English Languages p ii,
losophy- Chemistry. Surveying, Drawing Painting and
Music. experienced Teachers. Stutsnss taken at
any time. few board with the principal. An
eveniI school for Writing, Book Keeping, Arithmetic
Astronomy, &c, from till 10
"A class viii lie formed, and situations found for
Teachers.
Common English, IS per quarter III weeks)
Primary Department, IS per 9usstsr.
First Term a weeks opened May i9.
Fall Term "a weeks,) opens Aug. 70.
Winner TeIu Z" Dec ;,
Spring d" March 90.
Cook Glover's Block, Ottawa III
II-.1 ~. 4. ARNOLD. d. A., Principal.
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rSoMrwUERE between the Court House IN ottav
| - and Lyman's Mound, near Ottawa, on Sunday
last ApriI f2 old caskin wallet. coneaetng about
A. in money and given BY " r. March In favor
Of the undersign 4isO0 and due Auesl. lees
Also . note for Is 10 given BY w. X. erandsge:
Persons are cautioned - purchase said potes -
payment has been stsPped TSe Under Sili be iiesr-
ally rewarded on leaving thessns uith the undsv8e'
cd 1t the Fox River House, or at this once.
| Apl 1885 Sw. HYROS 0OhB.
NJ EN'sBoOTS, for one dollar and Ael& q sss9 =
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Post Office Notice,

EI. IL. e.
DIR RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP
CsILtD RAILWAYS RENOyATtNG EEsoLvENT,
Is the most effective and rapid curative Of Skin Dis
eases, Skin Eruptions Fever Sores Ulcers Tumors in
the Arcaua of Medicine. ONE BOTTLE will all
ordinary skin diseases either salt Eheum, Ring Worm,
Pimp'es, letters, Rash common Sores.
TWO TO SIX BOTTLES will cure Chronic scroruIa
and Syphilitic Sores, GIandular swell pgs, Tunors
Cankers, Op,hamia. Strumous discharges. 1t is su-
The dose of this medicine is small tea spoons ful
being a full desc. One bottle OF the RENUvATING
RESOLVENT, will farther than half dozen GUAR:
bottles Of sarsaParilla, &c. pure skin, clear
plexonhsalthy blood is secured who take it,
RHEUMATIC SORES. HEALING SORES FROM THE
BONES.
LENA, 1 liuos, JuIy IS, 1856
MEssRs. RiDwAY K Co. Thu years ago my youn-
gest boy, sixteen years old. taken with the
iBfianinatory rheumatism, and va confined to his
bed tor nearly six months, after hi "a lie enabled
to get about with the h Zip OF cru.cnesin the
time running commenced his and legs >,
and little pieces Of bones would work OF the
When You sent me the medicine last fall WIS induced
to try your ResOlveDt; at that time had little hopes
OF It's doing him any good as had tried all the best
doctors i'll this country, AMI several different kinds of
patent medicines, without effect after using two
bottles very pe-ceptible change TOR the letter
apparent. He is daily thing stronger and look
the system, driving he foul humors the outside
in small Jumps, big hazel nuts, causing them
disappear, and HEALING THE SORES IRON THE
BONES. Respectful Y yours.
A.
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USlNS Extracts, CeIogDes. Extracts, Toilet Soaps
Eiesched CASTLE. Colgare's Honey Soap, SachetS'
Pnns, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Pow ders, &c. &c.
seS En-. GRIGGs.
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Donations Received by the Soldiers Aid
SOciety

OtaI, S226U
FANNY NJ. Earl,
Treas. Soldiers Aid Society.
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Tersuinrry auo SOC,

DaIED APPLES, rs for 81;
II DRIED PEACHES, 10 Us. for 81;
-snr sale ~ feb Isl CAMPBtLLS.
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frupLro-No. al
AHAcr to provide temporary government for n.
-Lerritory OF AEizona and for oihar i,nrnnas. ~

Territory Of Arizona, and for other purposss ''4'
sentstives ST FS irit anu House OF Repre-
Eress assembled That ali tSS .. eFisa IN Con-
TERRITORY Of Nev NeT!ro s,t,,to P vi Sne present
corner OF the TsfTitor,s ~ the southwest
ern boundary oF thn ~ Jolss tne nortli-
Mexico bs and the ;, @ !. stu territory OF New
porary government bv IN. name F IN, lasG tenn.
Arizous: Provided That otI,gS - Sne ihetTtoty OF
the Congress the TJnifs StofsS , 20 pFonl4it
aSI at E;o or Its boundaries in such
further That aid = - nay @ sSen1 ~ proper: Provided
and continued 1nIi susl, tI@s D s .i Dc maintained
in Aid rsrrjr % I'LL Il'S ~ "S tils people Festd ng
Ern StSt Win me consent OF Congress,
scriIer IN te 10y Ia ioTm rs pre-.
anpIy for and Ci,t.i, ~ III SntSn States' and
3titts nm an .o%OI Hto tue Union Us
Sa 9 % GS A. ~ !. Win Tue original states.
ernment hereby GutSorizsi s,S..t ~ me gov
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From Milton, Northumberland county. 10 To,.,.-
toIsV p V!I!e; IN me conntyof Montour. -
/ yer Rock. '@ so wy creek, % Sill
From ssTogdsburg, In Monroe county. vi. srv.
Sss,, Aeliersvie, and FennersTilIe, to Bro9
Prom Kelly'a station, on the AIloeb,nv vo,,.,.
70 Cochran's Mills, in Armstrong County
From Reading, via Adams Brownsyiiis and TTi,,,
store, to Womelsdorp. ' anu uiPS
:, From New Germantown, Perry county. to Concord
IN the county Of franklin. ~
wIscoSs1N
From WNutau 10 Jenny. rz Eb
from ""upScea, via Amherst, To fPIover.
wEsr vIRslsIG.
Frem htnETvood, via Albright, to oaP0rtIand.
coLoRADs.
vs!t Denver 70 Bear Canon the headwatOrs of
From Golden City to Rslstou crock.
ST rAcorI.
From hankat0, Minnesota via SfadsI;a A.b,
Lake, Stevens Lake, north and south
. o. me Dss Moines river, Lake Graham, Blue
ton, smntty Bears Camp. BON HoSnme. WanSsyi
TTSStisytlie (or Neshpdaj Pbiibrioks Crossing for
From ElkpOint via BruIe Greek an, TnTIsv or Mt,
sioux hdycl, to sioux Palls City. y "'s
sc Iron 1G Great Salt Lake City Utah. via Ogden City,
to Fort Benton. -. - ''''N l''"n''A CITY,
NRv&nA:
oE From cheo California, Via susanvtlls to Hum
wAsHtNa4oS.
ington. " 'N''H'e' s4Sn
sec g And be it further enacted, That the true
intent and meaning of thCeiehth section Of the act
entitled Anact making appropri ltions for the SER
vice of the Post Office Dtpartnent during the t,scaI
year ending the hirtietll day of june eighteen hun
ureu ana stGty-two," shalt be taken, dsemed AMI
construed to be directory to the Postmaster General
10 make the mail service on the route therein men
toned sen-weekly t1r the pcriCd theiein provided
:, sec; . And be 1t further enacted That the ever.
HH NM. "a Slsia Company now engaged in carrying the
pnitsl StateS mail from Saint Joseph, Missouri to
PacerEte, Californa, sha have the privilege of oc
eupEng the public lands where their stations are
nXsd ~ tic rate OF not moro than for every ten
mics OF the ronte on which said company carry the
said mall and sA have preemption right thersn OF
any 4hd, not mineral, and not disposed of or re-
served or to which, prescription or homestead
S,aian , mas not attached VIII the sane shall bs
brought into market to the extent Of ono hundred
sixty acree TO DO selsotod contiguous to and to
include their improvements said pre- .enlnton right
being in lieu Of tho same heretofore granted by the
os5t session 81 thS net approved third March,
elRhtee hundred and flfty-seven, entitled can act
making appropriations the service Of the Post Of
nee department during the fiscal venr ending thirTi.
eth June, eighteen huudred and a1y-eight."
Approved February q, 1858.
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tPunLIc-No. 4o.l

tPuRLIC-So. 40
ANAcr to establish certain post roads.
Re it enacted by tho Senate and House of Repr,
sentatTeS of tllC Unitci States of America in Con
gresa assembled That tho following bO established
as poAt Ioads:
CALIFORNIA
From Colusa to Bear Valley.
From PelsOnI to Lincoln.
from Trinity Centre, via Summerville, CeciIvilIe
klamath county
MISSOURI.
From WarrentOn to Troy
From WnTrenton to Pinkney.
From st Charles to Eseh, in jersey county, Illi-
From woIIs5Hrg by OhSin of Rocks. BsIIey,s oban.
lly and Snow Hin, TO Now Hope, In Lincoln cou nty
,,iTTG 5Tom Mount Vernon to Carthage, via Bowels
:scf ILLINOIS.
From Peru Station to Blue Grass.
INDIANA.
From Knox to Hamlet
From Bristol, IndiaaA, via Osborn's Corners, to
Brownsville, Michigan.
gonder
From Brookvllle to sumanvlllc.
From pes MOines, via Adelphia, Vandalla, Bennins'
ton, and Red Rock. to Knoxville.
dal, Fort Pierre Fort Berthol Fort Union mouth Of
MINK River, Fort Benton, Sun River BarmS, Deer
Prem AAsonville to Merton.
KENTUCKY.
Prom Yanoeburg, via Kinny Mills and the mouth
OF Laurel, to Olive Hill.
NEBRASKA.
Prom Omaha City, via Ee witt, to West Point.
FROM omahA City, via HAzleton, to Forest CITY
Prom Fremont, via JaIapa, to West Point,
From Columbus, via Monroe, to Genoa
From Columbus to Camden.
From Nebraska Centre, via PIN Greek BuiTalo
Greek, mouth Of North Fork Of Platte Riyer, and
Lodge Pole Creek, to Boulder City, Colorado Terri.
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oFRICIAL. /
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Third Session of the 1atirtv-
sevelth lConQress.
TpunLIIo-No.. on

tlEUAL4O-Nos8
Ar ACT to divide the State OF hiichiean ipto
dtetal dtsrcts, and to provide for holding the dis
trtcf and circuit courta therein.
Be It enacted by the Senate ana House OF 7Renrs-
shntatives Of the United States Of America In o.
gress assembled That the State Of Michigan be and
the same e hereby divided into two judicial dstrjcts
IN the following manner, namely:
Ta1 HA9TERE AID WEsPRRN p1sIRlcrS
The western district shall embrace All the ter;to
~ asd waters within the following borUdarieS to
Wit: Commencing at the southWesf corner ~ FI;rIs
dale county In the State Of Michigan ana runniD
from thence north, the west line OF said eo1ntS
TO the southltne Of Calhoun county; thence east ~
the south line thereof u The soutest sTner FsHt
laFtnamed county thence north, on the east bound
ary OF said county 70 the south line OF Eaton c11
y thence east, 90 said so1th line 70 the Sot6east
corner Of Baton county, thence north on tbs e1SS
Boundary OF EAtont tounty, 70 the Sotifh iiueoS fS
ton county thence west, on tbe south boundaFy or
said county to the southwest corner fheTeof fb:,
north, on wet boundary Of Clinton Sni Grstiot
counties, TO the south boundary or IsabelS s15I1t
thsnee west, on its south Boundary 70 tGs Co,t;'
west corner Of said last named tfsySca ,,ti
on the west line Of Isabella and Glare eoIntiSS - AZ
south boundary OF lsSaukee county. thencs 20 ~
ftg boundary, to the southeast corner ef
oounty; themes north the east lima az
Kalclscal and Antrim counties, to the souSI b01,nS
(o Emrnet county thence east 10 ths SotthssSt
Garner Of n11et county thence north on athe saSt
boundary Of Emmot county the Straits Of SiSeII
nae1 thence north 20 midway icroas ssid strsits:
=
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Government is now receiving al very
low rate of interest more money than il
required for the payment of the entire ex-
pense of the war. OuiFridaysandI yester.
day the receipts at this point alone of
money on deposit at FIVE per cent. on call
exceeded million per day, which suppos.
es,l at least, milIiona and aquarter ut All
the sub-treasuries. The receipts. for con,
UeySion for the past day or two have aver.
aged $75o,O0o per day, and it'may fairly
be assumed that the average will not fall.
below $500, 900 from t6is ouf, Sc. long as the
money marketis undistnrbed. add tothis
100000 per day from. internal taxes-a
very low average-aud we have an aggre.
gate revenne of $23OO,OO0 a day more
than the total war expeudilure,iE' SzTrT
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horrors, unless they could have things all
their own way. Yet,in the face of all this,
one of the oldest and most respectable and
best Informed merchants Of Liverpool re.
Gently declared publicly and emphatically,
that never in its history had Liverpool
known 50 prosperous ysar as that Jusl
passed. How humbllng-even to madness
be such results as those wo have
taken occasion to demonstrate. hostile to
their plans; how must they feel like call
ing on the crooks and mountains to fall
upon them, to hide them from the re.
pFosches of.their.Own people, aud thejeers
of an outraged world?
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" From the Baltimore Amsricanit " ss2't
The Great Standards or Comparison
as to tho Condition OF the Loyal ana
| the Rebel !States.s q q e 'p 2;
If any sensible mind desires more proof
that the rebellion Is in a state of collapse, is
past all hope, ali aid. they shaya only to
institute few comparisons in regard
to the substantial prosperity which, ex-
ists in the loyal States, and the ut
ter ruin and destitution and despair
which has seized upon everything uns
der the sway Of JEFF Davis For instance,
and by way of f.iIlustratioh,a alstiusgelahce at
the accounts, rendered from differeutquar.
ters, of the, condition of those great stand
ards of yalue-goId and, real estate. The
last account we remember to have seen
from Richmond placed Con federate Treas
pry notes at four dol 'ars' twenty y-fiyo cents
agsinstOne in gold; and apanic prevailing
which hade fair to make Confederate notes
down there worth absolutely nothing And
as to real estate transactions tle, silence in
regard to these shows pretty conclusiseIy
that there are none SO verdant down there
now as,to accsPt-as was the case some
some months ago-paperl.fori it. In fact,
look in any direction, and all confidence
seems absolutely to have fled from6thioc,s
who started off so eagerly.iu search Of
more prosperous condition of things than
they enjoyed under the old rtie.l And as
to the utter destitutiou, starvation and
rags, which.are theirportou, ladditionalto-
ali neutrality-suspicious. and unsettled condi-
tton OF values, we reed not dwell upon that;
our business being-as We have said just
nov to show what the. great standards of
value, gold and real estate, ipdicate.,.,4....l,.
Whilst we write, then, gold had receded
ia New York4the great financial centre
to 4i3 and for its prospects, and along
with it's chances, as to what are those of
the government also, we will refer to. the
'moDey articles" for Monday of the New
York Herald. We quote ss..,425.s' ','s 's.s
d
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r.H a ~
Contrast this condition of things at pres. Is.-
snt with the period whenstlle great conspir-
atorstled from Washington on their mission
of crime, after having, as they thought, SO So
completely beggared the U6fted States
Treasury as tosuppose7it beyond all power.
ofever being rspieuiahed, and IL presents
one of those transitions such rs will be the
wonder Of tie world ia ali tinSse tiSs9t TO con come e.
So rmuchsf sfor-gold; aud now. for that; other.
great stan dard OF faithii6i q G0vernmcntM
the ue1ofzmsu,szbomes aud places Of
business-of real estate gF4g ~,
Whilst we are writing, that long; i5un-s
heard .of sound (which marks as much as
any other Whatever, progress aud prosper.
ity, e.clink of the mason'stropsti is ring. RIM s
ing out RulidstIothet busy sounds witch
are the pes4ttarities OF . great city. For
more than two years now this has been. al
most entirely an unwonted note ;afor, who
would build, uncertain whether, in some
great conyulsion of the country, some
sWaying backward and. forward of armies,
the city might not be laid IN ashes, every
home desoIated, aud the peopls inhAbittng
them driven awayf 1T 'iss in the sense of
absolute security which makes almost any,
thing of'value; and SO men have watched,
and waited, and hoped, until at at.length the
roar Of the terrible tornado which threat.
eued everything is dying away hoarsely
in the far distances aud meneouce more
look up reassurOd, hopeful, confident Of q
good future. ~ liAsa5-s1 e,7 =
We have dealt with one standard ofiSal-
ue in the great 6naucial cent? s5gol diet
US hear noE,iin dsinits terms from that
other = s1eal5esrates=! s. as the account comes
from the New York 9Ihaspaiasnt, of late
date-r-7,an s9sfeapt confirmed ny, statements
furnished By other prints there. we
Fquote: -t
/ q We have several times alluded to the
4 new and activsb movements in real estate
/ The offices OF real, estate brokers afts
1croWdeds from morning till evening aud so
pressing is LheiE3 business that they are
obliged tq be very unceremonious. instheif
tentionS to operators. soma Of our
4 IWealthiest citizens aud mercantile firms
began to buy, iFs IN =. very quiet way, as earlyl
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A8rYearIy Advertising ON term
aHR Pfhe epsca oocuVted ppd ttls,ddberof changes
p4df 9Aii ersis.movt str5I
ere, 10 be paid for IN adrGH9gs
business Cards not exceeding 6ye lines $40 paryear
o5SgieE Slx months Isrtod nothing
:, Tho Annual Advertising is limited to
the Adyertisetp' own Imme,liate business: snd all
we'll as legal YerttsemGnts, and
BIO paid for at the usual rats. .'s2& 1T
eAdy9Tt tiaelpents uotp yvr tta.
accordingly,
Notices for Political fs Ia ba an
cas0s at full rates. ~ e ~ zig ,'s. -
4 aSes
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Daily lltg.lIiag1l1tr
tFERBTs OF ADVMRTfafFG.

rVEiy soiI1 IiNss % Nos pxRftt Io 6iSH rscH los
& = LESS, NAkE saUAfsEI -
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9ooNERRENoE APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made
by the Conference Of the N. E. church for
the next year. s-i-i51t
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LOSSES PAID, UPWARD or
15,OOO,OOO.i

The great public ssrV os prong aud reIabflis
yof this Woll-tried Il sterling Company, recon-.
mend It to Preference' 18th those neSding insurance
n. @. ARTHUR, Ag't.
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ANAcr to establish certain post roads. :.
Rcit enacted by tho Senate and House OF Repr,
sentatiVea of.tlO United States Of America in Con
gresa assembled, That tho following bO estabiahe
as poat Iontls:
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Contrast this condition Of things at pres. II s.
ent FithstheP period when the great conspir-
ators fed from Washington on their mission
of crime, after having, as they thought, So
completely beggared the Ubited States
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From wnrrenton to Troy.
From Wnrrenton to pInAney. Us
From st Charles to ElSah, in Jersey county iii.
nois, via Portage de Sioux.
From Woilsburg, by Chain of Rocks, Bailey's Chan
ally and Snow Hi, to New Hope, In Lincoln county
From Mount Vernon to Carthage, via Bowels
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Prem ktnswood, via Albright, tosP0rtland.
coLoRADs.
West Plumb creek ss'U u""'StSO Oh
From Colder City to Ralston crook.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-11
WHOLE NO. 325.
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
U. 5. NTnrrnnrs Notice.
UNITID STATES oy AM,aIcA.

UNITED STATES oy AMfRcA,l
District OF Moine ss.
DuksUANf toa NoIit on from the Hon. Ashur
= ware: Judge OF the United States District
give public notice that the following Libel has been
A Libel against rHIRrY-rwo HUNDRED cta.pa
seized by the Collector VI the District Of Portland
and Falmouth on the el.ys nth day Of June Instant
at Portland in said Distric
Which seizure was for preach of the laws of the
United States as Is more particularly set fbrth In
said Libel: thar hesrin nd trial will be had there
on at Portland on the 70. -feenfh day Of july vert
where snv persons intere ted therein may appear
ard show cause, IL any be shown wherefore Tie
same should not be decTcs forfeit and disposed Of
according 70 law
Dated n Portland this q enty-nintb day Of June,
A. ID. 1883 IL. A. OrINRY
ie29 did =
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-11
u. $. MAR haI's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AxiRIcA,l
District Of Mai1e, a.
DURSUANT to a Nor ition from the Hon Ashur
Il Ware, Judge Of the United States District Court
within ami for the District OF Maine, hereby ssve
In said Court. viz
A Libel against FouR Casks OF GIN; SIX Casks
OIL: Eiohr BBLs. WfvK. ONE BBL. Nure: On
BBL. Lass; ONE Boz MUSTARD: OxK Box Cas-
ToR on; Two BoxKs Tors: ONE Box TOYS AND
susPESpEks; ONE Box SLArEs; ONE BBL- HKwr
skEp; oSE kkg COAL TAR; rwEsTr-Eionr CHxsrs
BLACK TEA: NfxErKEs HALrcHKsrr TEA. ss 4
more particularly set oI.b In said Libel; that hear
ing and trial win BE- had thereon Portland in said
Dietrief. ON the fwenfy.srsf day q Jsiy current
where any persons Interested therein NAV appear
and show cause, If any BE- shown, wherefore the
same should not be deeseed Liable 10 salvage. and
disposed Of according g. law.
Dated at Portland this second dsv Of July. A. ID.
136a n OrfNRY
y >. Deputy Marshal. District Of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-11

AT a Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland on the third Ties
day of June, in the year of our Lord eigh. en-
hundred and sixty-three
DENJAMIN kINGSBURY JR Executor of
ID the last will and testament of Margaret Poster
late of Portland in said county, deceased, having
presented his first account of administration of said
estate for probate
II 'cas Ordered, That the said Executor give no.
tice TO all persons Interested. by causing notice TO
be published three weeks successfully. in the Maine
State Press. printed at Portland that they NAV an
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the q ird Tuesday of July next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, aud show cause if any they
have. why the same should not be allowed
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge
true copy. Attest:
w3ws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-11
JOHN F. SHERR Y,
Hair Cutter and wig Maker,

No. 10 Market Square, Portland, fup stairs.I
p Separate room for Ladies' aud Chdrens Hair
Cutting.
good stock of Wigs. Half Wigs. Bands. Braids.
Carls. Frizetts. Pads ksils, Crimping Boards, &C..
&c, constantly on hand. je22t3 dly