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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-28
New Cavalry Regiments 10 be
Raised.

pRovosr- r-MARsIIAL.G OFFIcE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., 1868.
His ErceHency, the Governor Of Ohio
Columbus, Ohio:
SIR--You arc authorized by the Secre-
tary of War To raise one regiment of
Volunteer Cavalry, to serve three years
or during the war, the same TO be re-
cruited in the State Of Ohio, and to be
completed within forty days. The said
regiment is intended for the protection of
the southern border of Ohio, but the force
will be liable to serve elsewhere should
the public interest so demand. The Or
ganization must conform TO that pre-
scrlbed in General order No. ll0, cur
rent series, from the Adjutant. G Generals
Office. All mustcrs into the service must
be made iu accordance with paragraph
s6-Revised Mastering Regulations
Buunties, premiums and advanced pay
will be paid in accordance with the re-
quirements Of General Order 1853, cur
rent series, from tho Adjutauts Genor-
ais office.
Supplies win be furnished in accor-
dance with tho army regulations.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES b. FRY,
proyost-Marshal- g eneTal.
Official:
THOMAS NJ. VINCENT, Asst. Adj't Gen.
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MAHLON CHANCE

VIII address cur citizens at the Court
House on Friday evening OF next week,
His appointment, for this week he gen
erously waived to accommodate Prof
Mccoy, who delivered his eloquent aud
patriotic orOtion, in Hedges Hall, to I
crowded house.
We hope to see the cOnrt Room flies
to oycrAowiug TO hear Broad ANeri
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Legal Notice.

MARI LowuILbER, Peti'ion
against for
JonS LowhiLLxR. Divorce.
The said Defen dant, John Lowmillef, whose
place OF residence Is unknown. will take no.
tice. that on the 26th day of AUGUST 1869 :,
said Petitioner filed her petition in Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, al.
lodging that said Defen dant has for more
than three years last past been wilfuily alb.
sent from Petitioner, and praying that the
MARI iuge relation existing between them may
be annulled, which petition will stand for
hearing at the November tel IN Of said Court,
1863.
PENNINGTON, LEE Il BREl Err.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August 90, 1863. 47-6t
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Col. Gibson at BloomViiic aud
Fiat Rock.

Col, W, II, GpsoS aud NJ. CHANCE,
will speak at Bloonyille on Monday next
at q o'clock in the afternoon. All should
turn cut to hear these eloquent defenders
OF our eounlry's cause.
Coils. GIBsos aud LrE will speak at
Flat Rock on "Wednesday next at . Pm.
We hope the friends Of the Union will
come on, in force aud give these brave
and gOlaut soldiers an earnest and re.
speetful hsaring,
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OF John Brough calls Demoe,,,.
"slink array men," They slink.nw..
from voting for Beer-Tu6 and BIoek
Back Of his description, They vote for
an honest man and true Democra,.-Aa.
rertier.
Yes, the Democratic county convention
on adjournment in this city, did slink
away, not from voting for beer-tub but
towards John Lesser's beer tubs.
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Straycd or stolen.

A LARGE BROWN HORSE,
about i6 hands high, heavy-boned poor In
hesh, large hoofs without shoes. his left eye
Umstead Falls, Ohio. and strayed or was
stolen from the pasture Of John J. Steiner,
at Tifin, o., on Tuesday, the 2sth ult.
Any person bringing him to the under
signed at this place, or giving information
Of his whereabouts will be libern lily reward
ed. P. L ILER.
Tiffin, Aug. 90, 1863. 47--4t
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war Democrats ~ Wisconsin,.

The action of the late Copperhead
State Convention in Wisconsin was too
much for the War Democrats, and the
latter have issued call Tor Conyen-
ton, TO be held at Jancsville on the 18th
Of September. Referring to the Copper
head Convention the address says:
We have no comment 10 make upon
the ticket, but it is utterly impossible for
War Democrats TO ncquicsce in the per-
nicious doctrines, the vindictivc, Jealous
and langu D patriotism tisployod by this
platform, or TO approve Of is silence on
the duties ond necessities -of the hour
We cannot sanction its hcresics, nor are
we willing that the glorious party Of JET.
ferson and Jackson, that party to whose
guidance the destinics of cur country
have so often been ssfeIy confdcd, should
pass into the contrJl of this arrogant
and disluyal faction. Under these cir
cumstances the duties and true position
Of the loyol Democracy seem plnin and
clear, aud that is TO take action at once,
TO organize a real and sound Democratic
party, which shall be ubhIncbirg q In prin-
ciplc, loyal in practice, true aud free in
speech, and devoted to the Government,
however and by whomsoever administer
ed; against a II foes, open or concealed,
at home or abroad, in the North or in the
South.
The call is signed by over fifty Of the
strong supporters Of the Democratic par.
ty, such as NJ. II. Carpenter, Judge Hub
bell, J. r. Arnold Formerly Democratic
candidate for Congrcss,) Judge Near.
thur, Byron Kilbourn, Col. G. II. Waller
Zone Of the pioneers of Wisconsin,) o..
Broadhcsd, Col. Robinson Of the Green
Bay advocate, Col. +. s. Bragg, and 9th.
ers equally well known.
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Pnov,sr MAnsnAL,s O,y,o,l

TirfiN, Aug. 10, 1868.
All persons claiming the bcnef, OF the ex.
emption clause referred to in the above Cir.
Gle, must present their claims to the Board of
Enrollmene Immediately. rhs facts authori-
zing the righl to make the election. must be
shown by the oatks of the parent and also Of
the town or county wvere the persons resids.
Blank forms of the certificate and oath will
be furnished from this o,lieo.
K. G. PENNINGTON,
ID. Pro MAR Oh Dist. of Ohio.
Tiffin, Aug. 81 1863 46--f
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Ohio and Illinois having furnished a
large excess OF soldiers above their quota
under former orders, will be called upon
for comparatively few men under this
draft, The number from Ohio will no,
exceed la,ooo.
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saturday. August oo,h, 4 p. M.

Al ATTICA. l.. 4. HALL. MAnLoY
CuANcE sud other Speakers will be pres.
cnt, aud discuss the great issues Of the
campaign
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TnE STATE or Ono ExEcurvE DEP'r)
Columns, Aug. 30, 1863.

To the Several Maiiary Committees:
GEETIEMES:.-llerewith you have a
copy of an order from the War Depart
ment, authorizing me to raise a regiment
OF volunteer cavalry to serve three years
or during the war designed mainly for
tho protection of our southern border.
The necessity for such force must
be apparent TO all, and hence | hope 10
have your hearty cooperation in prompt.
ly raising this regiment,
Applicants for recruiting commissions
for this service will bo required to pre-
sen: letters Of accommodation from You
The usual pay aud bounty will be allowed
to the men who join this regiment,
Respectfully yours,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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The following Evening Meetings have
also been appointed, and the Speakers
named will be present.
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For Sale.

One Threshing Uofse-Power in
good order, having no farther use for It. l
will sell very low, or will take in exchange
Cord Wood, or good heavy Horse. Can be
seen any time at the Gas Works.
J. GWYNN.
Tiflin, August 2s, 1859. 47--tf
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Wanted, COrrcspOn den s.

Attention ! Ladies, Halt, Front ! 7
Here |. rio az gay and festive Young Soldiers. rood
looking, moderate education, good stsndint in So.
cisty when at home, and FOND OF all kinds OF amuts-
two years, and wi.hto correspond with a like nam
bst Of fosne La diss bsiuesn the ages Of 10 and2a
wi,h view TO fan, love or the eonseqsenees, (psr-
levs the dull monotony OF Camp Life. Please send
yout Photograph and receive one in Teiuu. Address
CBARLlB IL Lee CHARLIE MAKYwOOD.
FRANK 9. JOHNSON, &c. O, ta'h q. v. l., Cd
Division, se,h Corps, Via Nashsuls, Tenn.
August %, 1863. IL
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Militia Encampmen,.

The Quartermsster-G & eneral of Ohio
gives notice that commissioned officers
and serseanls attending the militia mus
ters In the several districts of the State,
should as far as possible 60 together; and
to secure free transportation, the officer
highest in rank with each party will give
To the railroad agent or conductor Ger.
tifeate in tae following form;
"The - Railroad Company has
transported - officers from
to -, 10 attend the officer muster"
Signed by the ranking officer. A sim.
liar certificate will be given by the rank'
ing officer in command Of volunteer com.
panlcs. Officers transporting themselves
will be allowed one aud half cents pei
mile.
Papers throughout the State are re-
quested TO notice this arrangement ed,o.
rally.
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GRAND MASS MEETING.

and other distinguished speakers will be
present and address the people on the
momen,ous isaucs Of The day.
Potrlots, yo who love your country and
its glorious institutions, come out TO this
meeting in your strength and thereby
show your continued devotion TO the dear
old hag-the glorious emblem Of a still
more glorious country.
The Union men of Fostoria will have
their latch.s,ring out, and all who attend
will be made thrice welcome.
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SPEECH OF GEN. M'cLERsAsp.

Bowure oh, Democrats, that you own
curses are not Turned uron you. Beware
that, us you ccnsured the Wings for
lukewarmncss in the Mexican war, that
as you rcpronched the Federnlists with
disioyalty in the war of 1912, and de-
nounced the members Of the Hartford
Convention ms traitors, and also the To-
ries of the Revolution; beware that, as
you so ccnsured reproachcd and denoun-
ced, 50 all postcrity may with one loud,
deep aud damning voice forever curse
you and your names, if you should back
slide or betray US in this great emergen'
cy. Let me eShort you, let me warn you
to beware of such fate for yourselves,
your children, and your childre1's chill
dren. The man or party that hesitates or
halts in this great business must be
ground to atoms aud scattered TO the
winds.
But il is objected that Democrats sup
porting the war are found in bad COM
pany. Grant il IL you will ; and yet nre
not Democrats opposing Il found in still
worse company IfWar Democrats and
Republicans ure associated together on
the one side, are not anti.war Democrats
and rebels associated, at lenst in sympn-
thy aud sentiment, OF the other More
over, are not tho nnti.war Democrats act.
ing in sympathy aud harmony with the
British airstocrocy and their organ, the
London Times The great Tribunss OF
the British commonul,y--Bright and
Cobden--prc with us, the War Democra-
cy. After this statement we leave II to
all impartial men to decide whether the
War Democracy are not in less objection
able company than the anti-war Democ.
racy are whether Republicans are not
less liable TO corrupt our manners than
jeff. Davis, the rebels and the London
Times
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The ammunition boat, City of Madison
blew pp At the wharf OF vieksburg on
Tuesday la.t, frcm carelees handling OF
a percussion shelf Upwards Of fif,y per,
tons reported killed
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Monday, August 3Isi,

At BLOoMViLLE. MARION GRANGE,
Capt. PATTERSON and A, IL. ByrRs,
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R j. Walker on the Procia ma.
lion

The Washington Chronicle gives an ex-
tract from private letter from England
written by RobretJ. Walker which says:
"Since the victory at Gettysburg, and
the fall of Vicksburg and Port udson
suggestions appear that President Lin
coin should reca u the Emancipation Proc
lamation. This would ruin the cause
here. The proclamation was legal and
as such il diu emancipate the slaves, and
they are notD free. How can Mr.. Lin.
coin re-enslave themi The past is ire
vocable even by Almighty power. Be-
sides, it would be breach Of faith to the
slaves; and in view of their heroic con-
duct in battle, equally unwise and un-
lust"
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Ftiany, senlcnlher iIh.

At HUSs's SCHOOL HOUSE, Eden
Township. Capt. A. II. ByKBs, +. J.
WELKER, JoRN w. CRAMEg.
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Rally Round the Flag, Boys,
UNION MASS MEETINGS /!
saturday, Angus, aoih. IP. M

Mt Washington, Seneca Township. Col
]. G. LEE, r.. ]. WEI1ER, CuAkLEs Eos.
rtR and other Speakers will be present,
aud address the citizens on the important
topics oitho day,
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Tuurtdny, september I'd.

At WHITE HALL SCHOOL HOUSE,
Clinton Township. +. J. WKLKER, DIR,
GIpsoS aud MAuLoS CHAHCE.
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Friday Angus, 2stil

Al MoCUTCHENNlLLE. y. ]. WrL-
EER, DIR, GmsuN and Dawn HAYES.
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saturday, sept sub, nj IP, M.

Al MELMORE. Col. J. c. I.HR, Il. ].
WELxER, Dr.. Gpsos and Captain J. NJ.
SrIvESs, will address the meeting.
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TINS WAY VIZ WAR Our Snsrs We
have heard a companion joke 70 the one
recently published in Vanity Fair, OF the
yeung spig of dry goods clerk, who
being asked in what department he was
accustomed TO act, adjusted his eye glass
and slrokiug his shoulder ct -mvttcA.'
whiskcrs, replied, ah. ah, |, ah! stand
In the door aud smile at tlfe ladies 4" A
young miss was looking at some Balnlo.
rails IN dry goods store when one OF the
counter jumping monstrosities in attend
oncc SAID" be u.itful piece Of goods
n UNI "Yes" replied the lady, - bu,
too narrow fenr," "Ah, no." was the
response, owe only wear three bresdths
in our skirts. now"
or The copperhcads Of Ohio hay 4,
nominuted Vsllsndighum for Governor
Why didt they, when they had their
lIunds In the dirty business OF indorsing
traitors, keep on and nominate Ittf. Davis
for tie lext presidentl They might as
well have gone the whole hog when
they got down into the gutter.--SL Louis
Dtmocrot.
or Translated from Democratic hier-
oglyphics into plain English, the disloyal
argument is this: "Wo propose 10 re-
store the Union by opposing the Govern,
meut Of the Union, and 10 obtain an hon.
orable peace by feeble prosecution u
the war; The absurdiiy Of this nrgu
ment, when expressed in ~ llogistle form
is its own refutaton.
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Taesa0y, september Is,,

At LOWELL. MAnLoS CHANCE, +. J
WELkKR und ], :, SMilu.
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wednesday, september 2d,

AT wATsoN'S STATION. Il.
WELKsg, ISAAC SElTs aud Capt. A. II
nylRs
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Speech ~ "a Loyai Dem ocrnt.

Cramped as we are for room we can
not withhold from our readers the follow
ing warning paragraphs from the master
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An Eariy announcement OF the
vatiuudlghalu lu Programme.

The Macon (Miss,) Bacon, OF May 2S,
1862, said, editorially:
We may hope that Richardson, Val
lundighanl, Doaiphan, and other conscr.
vat,ve men Of the Northwest, will again
pS' ume that power and Influence to which
hoy are entitled by their wisdom and
patriotism. We could not expect ,h Sc
mon, in the very outset of hgir opera.
uons, in this first stage Of their rebellion
against the Federal dcspot, TO assume po.
s,tions utterly antagon,slic to all the acts
aud policy Of the party in power, But
We have ony u await the organization
Of two parties, ard each will drive the
other 10 extremes. New England will
be arraycd against the Northwest, aud
,heu the South will learn the way to
safety aud peace.
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Administrators Notice.
NoTIoE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Ad.
minirrstor on the Estates OF SAMUEL CRoxToN,
ST.. SEED.
Juas es, 1889. E-3,
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$50 REWARD

Remember. W. G. MYERS 81
BRO. near The tall steepls. Marke. Street
riffin, Ohio. lug II, 1863 -2m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. I'LL. RYera

Attorney at Law, Notary Public
and Insurance Agent.
HEDGES BLOCK, TiFFIN, o.
August %. 1868. 90 Aft
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Thomas NJ. VINCENT, Asst, Adj't Gen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-15

GERS having volunteered for the present emer-
gency and gone TO the front. 1t is pity the
history and glory of a regiment should be so
divided, and it will be source of regret to
the returning portion that they cannot share
what was so easily within their grasp. The
reception OF the regiment will not occur un-
I'll the whole returns, when warm and enthu-
siastic reception win be given them all. The
second colQred regiment-the Mass 55th--
will leave next week with full ranks. A splen-
did stand Of coors is to be presented them
this week.
A second exhibition of the electric light
will be given tomorrow evening in the same
manner rs on the Fourth. The city will also
have another exhibition of fireworks at the
same time, in honor of the recent victories.
Both will be fine, and, being free from Fourth
OF July crowd, will be enjoyed.
This is the last week at the Howard. A
transient company is giving entertainments at
the Museum. The Buckleys are drawing full
houses notwithstanding the warm weather,
being irresistible, and the Seven Mile Mirror
is in full tide Of success. would say to Port
landers that il any omit TO hear Morris Bros.
Pell d Trowbridge's Minstrels while in your
city IL will be sin Of omission they will
heartily repent. ARLINGTON.
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

LAND OFFICE. Bangor. june l. 1888
IN pursuance of law a defined in chapter s. Sec
ton 81, Revised Statutes, and of orders from the
Governor and Council. approved February 8, and
March 25, 1863 hereby give notice that the follow
ing schedule of Lands will be offered for sale on
Tuesday, al II O'Clock noon the fret day of Sep
tember next at the Land Office, at price per acre
not less than the minimum fixed in the advertised
list.
The sale to be by sealed proposals in conformity
with the provisions of the foregoing Chapter aud
Section, which require that ten perecntum of the
minimum price of the township or part thereof shall
accompany each proposal, which sum shall eonsti-
iute part of and be allowed in the cash payment to
be made upon the township or tract purchased.
The person making the highest bid above the min
imum price shall be declared the purchaser and on
payment OF one-third of the purchase money in
cash. including the ten per cent. of the minimum
price deposited. the Land gent shall make out and
deliver to him conditional deed in the usual form
of State deeds of the tract by him purchased takng
for the remainder of the purchase money, three
promissory notes for equal sums PAYABLE annually
in one two and three years, with interest, and a
bond with sufficient surety for the payment Of fair
stumpage of all timber cut thereon, 10 be applied to
the payment of the notes"
''Thc sum deposited by any other bidder who
does not become purchaser. may be Withdrawn by
him at any time after the bids are declared and
corded. -
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DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Imfirlnary

Established for the Treatment II those diseases in
both seres, requiring ErPerieHce, skill, Honor and
deiicdcB.
DRIyATE CoNSULTATIoNs.-DrH Hughes has
Il for a number of years confined his attention to
diseases OF certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands Of cases and in no instance
has he met with failure. The remedies are mild
and there interruption of business change Of
diet. DR.. Hughes Is In constant attendance from
In the morning until 10 al night at his Office Tenn
Pile street Charges moderate. aud cure guaranteed
in all cases. Separate rooms that one will be
seen but the DIR. himself. His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail without dieting,
or restriction In the habits Of he patients with
out the disgusting and sickening effects of other
remedies cures new cases in few hours; with
out the dreadful consequent effects of mercury but
is sure to annihiate the rank and poisonous taint
that the blood is TO absorb. unless the proper
remedy is used. The ingredients entirely vegeta-
bic. and injurious effect. either eonstitutonaly
locally, can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MIN. who troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused BY bad habits in youth,
the effects of which pain and dizzipess in the
head forgetfnlness. sometimes ringing in the ears
weak ewes, etc. terminating in consumption or in
sanity ii neglected, are speedily and permanently
cured
AlIeorrespondcnces strictly confidentialand will O
returned q desired Address
DIR. J. II. HUGHES
NOS Temple Street, corner of Mhdlel.
Portland
sY-send stamp for Circular. Iun-dSwtfs
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INliE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
II concerned, that he has been duly annointe,p "a
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator de
bonis non of the estate Of
JEREMIAH BAKER
late of Yarmouth Ia the county of Cumberland do.
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; he there.
fore requests all persons who indebted the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
for settlement 10 FREDERICK FOX
Yarmouth, July Z, 1868. w3w
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U. :. nrnrshars No1ice.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
District n Haiae, S.
DlRsuANi 10 Monition from the Hon Ashur
Il Ware, Judge Of the United States District Court
within aud for the District OF Maine. | hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
In said Court. viz:
L,bsf against FouR Casks OF GIN; SIX Casks
OiL' EieHr BBLs. VINE: ONE BBL. NUTS; ONE
BBL. LASS: ONE Box MUSTARD; ONE Box CAS-
TOR OIL; Two BOXES Toys; ONE Box Toys AND
susPEsDERs; ONE Box sLATEs ONE BBL. HxNP
Sled; ONE kEg COAL TAR; TWENTY EIGHT cuKsrs
BLACK TEA; NINETEEN HALg-cnEsrs TEA a. il
more particularly set forth In said Libel: that hear
ing and trial viii b. had thereon at Portland in said
Dictrfef. on the fwenfy.drsf day ~ Jdy current
where any persons interested therein appear
and show eanse, " any can be shown wherefore the
same should not be decroed liable TO salvage. and
disposed of according to law
Dated at Portland this second dsy Of July A. D.
1858. i. A. QUINBY,
U. s. Deputy Marshal, District OF Maine
jy2 di4d
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New Funeral Car.

FnNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
Il izens Of Portland and vicinity that he has had
built, expressly for his use. new and elegant
FtNER5L CfR. OF the most app owed style, with
which lee Is prepared 10 attend upon funerals or the
removal of the dead. with satisfactory promptness
and at a reasonable price.
All orders LETT al his residence No. Chapel street.
will meet with prompt attention.
JAMES NJ. CURRIER
Sexton and Undertaken.
Portland. June Is 1868. diff