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referee, and, ynsss lome mutual agreement could
como to, the AFFAIR was draw.
ccbyrn expressed wish 10 fight, bus only IN Ireland,
or, falling that, In Canada.
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY NARYET.

vi 'sn'ub sn&ss IN Canaoe.
Commercial Intelligsnce.
THE LONDON xoSIY NAsxsr.
consos closed At ssx ssX for money.
Ihs market for American stocks has ruled STEADY
'dividend' Illinois Central Railroad. 81 dsssus.
COusos closed to day a. So. az s FOR money. non w. '
- AMERICAN STOCKS.
Ers' Aoh sAHi Illinois Central, SoK . SIX discount
TIE PARIS BoUsss.
Bour. closed nrmer reu,ss closed S.s Al os " 1884
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Tns weekly cotton market was forwarded per steam,
80, 1ns M Manchester marks. very dull, and prices Of co.,
LIVERPOOL BRRADsrUFys Market
The market has been generally dull, with downward
tendency. Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co., Richardson,
Spence Co and others report Flour has downward
GENITAL on the week. red western 7s 3d. S. red south.
ssrn 7s. lod &c. white Southern g. 3d. .ss pes Genital
on the week; mixed, 27s. Cd. a 27s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Ins market ha. been generally dun Messrs Gordon,
Bruce Co and others report:-Bces dull and psiosd
nrm and steady Tallow dull and easier Butter buoy
LIVERPOOL PRoDUCE MARKET.
or Inc nes brokers' u, Circular nes quiet and steady
du but prices steady Coses hsavy with downwsra s
tendency Rice inactive Iinsced duh, and dec ned o.
H. Linseod cakes quiet at fl0 5s Lnseed Oil dull ap
f86. Rosn very dull Spirits Of Turponiine dow ward.
Petroeum-Boult, English Brandon report dull mar
ket for petroleum sales at Is l0d. 2s peg gnon for
crude.
LONDON MARnEr.
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Iron quiet A. E7 for
rails and 62s 3d. for Scotch pig Sugar very dull and
declined I'D. Is Coffee steady. Tea quiet aud steady
Rice quiet Linseed cakes still declining Spirits
pentne dull at 63s. 3D., with small sales Petroleum
quiet refined, eli per ton. Crude, 2s 2 I'D per ga
Ion. Sperm oil nominal Lnseed oil nrnoer, with an
upward tendency 1alow dull at 4ls. sNe
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 10, 1884.
Cotton.-Saes to-day 5000 bales, including 1900 10
specuiaors and exporters Market quiet and quotations
remain unchanged, although rather bother tone pre-
walls. e.s. t-eiIsI
Broadstuns. quiet. t
Provisions Market duh.
Produce.-Market quiet and steady. Petroleum quIetf
crude 1s 10d. Is. lid. per gallon. nnf
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srrests IN %. aIbnns.

The Rutland W. Hsyad states that one two rcr.
sons have been arrested at 81 Abans suspicion OF
beug connected way with the rehol raid
iuto that town This suspicion is founded
that accused hove en- heard 10 make thorough
Investigation VIII bc made.
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The svppression or she wesschsstcr JEFF
fersontnn.

PnrAnELfHiA, Utt IT ItbA.
The case Of the wes,cneaicr tra) )JeGtrnam came up
before the Unitcd States dscuit tourt yesterday WIN ~
Hodsson, vs. william Alwasd, United sta,es Marshal.
The jury rendered verdict for tho panna for sse han
drsd dollars ~ damages for tho Illegal seizure sf toe f
fr1enf0n /.
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Tns Danish Question.

The Copenhagen Dcgbtodd says-Should peace be con.
clndea accordance With the premlnares at present
under dceson the preset order OF succession would
be overthrown Prince Frederick OF Hesse would be
heir 10 the throne o Denmark, and not Christian N
The Vienna Conference me. Yesterday the 10Th OF Oc.
toberl II In believed that peace between nsnmark and
the allies viii be concluded.
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The Prfxe Hing.

soH conuaS DEMANDS rms srAEEs or Tns MAZE
A0RHEAREr---iuB AFFAIR DECLARED pHA"
rkNpik0 Aw AIR ANaFAKSr.
Joe Coturp, accompanied BY his friends had rcrsohay
demanded IRON The stakeb0 der tho stakes or VOC ~.
snded ngbl On The ground he al tho place naed
for the naht While ssoe failed 10 appear, =, -. .
Inc siaseholdsf eNra0ed that VoeuIn souiu uaVo w
glam. On 4l1 I. N. pe-. es 80 49, .~Is =. W
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ADVANCE IN THE REBEL COTTON LOAN
The Canadian Comic deration to Balance
tho War Power Of the Union.
Mercantile Failures and Suspen.
sions and Suicide Of an
English Trader.
TIN MACE-COBURN MATCH A "DRAW,"
L.. L., 6A

HALIFAX, Oct. ~, 1854.
me steamship Canada, Captain Hockey. from Liver
pool on the 10TH vaQuesnstown the 10th instant,
arrived At Halifax at quarter past eleven O'Clock yester
day morning
She has fortytwo passengers for Halifax aud seventy
for Boston. Her dates two days later than those
already received.
The Canada experienced strong winds from the North
west with heavy and violent Northwest gale
the 24th. Oct IT. latitude 81 longitude 64, exchanged
signals With the I0man steamer bound East.
Our European nles by the Belgian reached this city
from Quebec yesterday. The papers are dated to the
18th Of October, but the has been anticipated.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived At
Queenstown at half past eleven F. H. on the 14th inst
The steauship Borussis from New York, arrived at
Southampton Oct. Is.
Il IL reported from Africa that Jules Gerard, the o..
plorer, wds drowned while crossing river.
A material reduction in the British army ID rumorsd
for next year.
Advices from Batavia announce that ths Dutch were
engaged in with the natives In Java.
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In In .

BOMBAY, sept 10, 1864.
rhirrngs and twst dun Cotton ia. and 80 rupees
lower Esohsngc IA tiod. freight for cotton ,o
Liverpool sos.
CiLcrrA, sept 81 1894
There ~ nothing doing 10 cotton goods. Exchange a.
lid ssed freisbts 20 London T7s Cd
lbe bsps of Bengal bse raised It's rate Of discount TO
twelve per cent.
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France.

The weekly returns Of the Bank OF France show de-
crsase Ia miion francs Owing TO this
heavy he BANK the 18th advanced its rate
OF dscount irons seven 10 eight per cent
Engp gemens between the freuch troops and Arab In.
surgcus In Algeria the 29th and 3oih Of september
resulted 10 eight buudred Arabs being killed wounded
spd over ope hundred Freuch soldisrR
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Banning OF the steamer Alexander.

MoNfhRALs UCE II, TftF.
Tho steamer Alexander burned 70 the sser edge
last night The ore .upposed 10 have originated IN the
lamp room. Two thousand barrels of apples were
destroyed.
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The Press DespmtNn.

MosrsEAt, Oct. q, 1894.
Eight doposucns we're taken 81 - Johns yesterday.
The option Of transferring the prisoners to Montreal
let to Hon. Mr. Eamonds, VINO acts for tho upl!sd
States.
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The American Question.
THH PRIvATERRs.

1HH PRIvATERRS.
Spanish steamer, name unknown, from Antwerp
came anchor OF shoreham Sussex county, the It'll
Of October charge OF the officers Of tho United State
frgats Niagara which vessel had seized her suspicion
of.having cargo to the blockade. The Niagara
In the company Of the steamer Al Shoreham.
The Of the blockade rsnner Laurel publishes
letter denying the statement that Captain semmss
sailed in his vessel stated and ridcuug the idea that
IL 10 be manned and armed from the seainer Laurel and
converted into rebel cruiser
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER SACRAMENTO.
despatch from New Haven, England, OF October ~,
says:-fhe federal corvette sacramento brought up on
harbor about IL NJ yesterday and about half
rocket, upon winch blot went 10 ask he Was wanted ne
but was.auswored in the negative boat came ashore
with eight men aud tgo officers about nine NJ, and
elegr rpver aud obtained newspapers and then
returned board afic wards proceeding down Channel
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE rxcHEQuRR AGAINST RE-
cooNrrroN-HE DOUBTS THE ROVER TO sUByU
GATE THE SOUTH.
Mr. Gladstone has been making additional speeches ia
Liverpool Manchester and other parts OF lancashire.
the or the American civil and expresses
open sympathy for the Amcrican people He feit how.
ever that they should be eit to settle their own affairs
prac,icsbty OF reducing 10 suectton large portion Of
country that manifested determination 10 separate
THE LATEST NEWS.
LivERPooI- oct 15-Evening.
The steamship Persia reached Liverpool this afternoon
Her advces generally regarded as less favorable for
Confederate loan, which closed at 81 g.
The Spanish captured By the Niagara s believed
70 be the Ccerou which left Antwerp 9th inst. for
Cadz She stopped the lolh OF the ise OF Wight
by the steamers Niagara and Sacramento which brought
her up and e ss on se coass s us ss 3 ns
ceeded TO her desti which reported TO be Maa-
moros.
The rebel cruiser Florida was spoken September q in
latitude a. north, longitude "A west
The Canadian Confedcr ti0n.
The London Times OF october 10 has editorial favor
ing the proposed confederation OF the British Aeaican
provinces ccount Of he p9Werfgl military State oaich
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rue LISpeAy BLUES.
NJ tnr Hnfrna OF rnR AEfAfl

UrApor.sryRs lISpeAy RLu@, \
oxv vrsr,xp Avn sr osp Rrosssr, ". q. 9. Y,
C.sp Csxxuse, KIxiBA, y. u, oct 70, 1894. J
Yesterday, october 20, was gala day In camp, -
, A., b,seu,b anniversary Of the Organization. ihs
!, and line officers took occasion 10 prssen, 10 Colonel
wusev and MAJOR Roberts pair Of beautiful saddle
horses. fully suppe and furnished, valued Al ave han-
ar.d doars The equipments manufactured for The
osason n New YORK, and did NOT arrive uut late 10 thN
ss,ernoon consequence or which the ceremoules dd
not tsse place apt evening About slsht o'c,cck the
regiment formed she color line, sDd Captain kp.
kad having bcen selected for tho purpos made tue pre-
seuson 10 an elegant and sprrcprts speech Colonel
wsey responded for himself and the MAJOR thanhbG
them for their beautiful eit ard good opinlp. Atst
which he officers Invited ~ Headquarters, weSl
they entertained m q teccnng manner ana wNH
cong speech and comforts she evening v~e
ligbuully sIsnl
The regiment will have served !hcu one hnndred asye
Term or Ne 18Th q Ncfsmocr, aps noy 70 ss~S'~
sozAsv syuA ssis..
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Military Anairs.

RECEPTION oP THs WITTY SECOND REGigEaT VIEW
YORK eTArs VOLUNTEERS.
public reception given to the Fifty second resS
ment New York State Volunteers yesterday They have
recently returned fom the seat of war where they havs
served out three years term. rhey we're escorted
through tho city by the Fif,h regiment HsIona Guard
commanded By Colonel Berger ON arriving 10 Toos o.
the CITY Hall Judge Daily msde few complimentary ~
marks 70 the regiment TO which the commanding oIcsx
replied The escort, With the Fntysecnnd then parsoss
through Broadway ether parts Of the city, wnen sssy
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Union Forces Guarding the Manassas
Gap Railroad.

KfCuHlOuu
We learn that at least twenty thousand are scat
tered along the above road from Alexandria TO Front
Royal 70 protect 1t from gallant parsans. Finding
this large force Intellectual for the protection OF Shercans
communications they have resorted 10 the cowardy
pedent Of placing noaensive citizens upon the cars in
federates from attacking The trains. humber or cit
zens living on the line Of the road have been arrested
and placed on the cars. Among tho number we notice
Means j. A. Cochran, ]. Hondershal and J. W. Flynn,
The Alexandria Journal says several recently captured
prisoners Of to be placed the trains and re-
commends the arrest Of females in Alexandria for the
same purpose What peopel
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E y r Q p E..

E u r Q p E.
The Canada at Halifax and Mails Of
Z tho Belgian at New Ysrk.
~S>.~~~.>-~O~~>~~~S-~.
TWO DAYS xAx11 NEWS.
Mr.. Gladstone Against Inter
ference I'm America.
He Doubts tho Union Power to
"Subjugate +" the Rebels.
g. = NJ M = 8 n o. y AELoAY.
ADVANCE IN THE REBEL COTTON LOAN.
>>~~~->o1>.>o~>~>~~~~~~
The Canadian Cenfc deration to Balance
tho War Power Of the Union.
Mercantile Failures and Suspen-
sions and Suicide Of an
English Trader.
TIN MACE-C0BURN MATCH A "DRAW,"
H.. H., -.
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The Yellow Fever Mt Wilmington.
IErnm The Ximi inpfnn IonrnnI Oct On

The weather cool and cool for the pro-
pagaton OF yellow fever OF which has been re-.
ported as occurring since Friday We think all who have
left, and who have any business to do or duties to dis.
charge here, might well along. We can sec no
risk that they will run by doing There fevers
bore, not even sporadic case.
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ktWs FRoM THt SOUTH.


kEWS FROM IHe SOUTH.
Highly Interesting Extracts frsm
Late Rebel Papers.
M VALLEY OF REBEk HUMILIATION.
A Dismal Howl Over tho De-
fost Of Early.
-..~~-~S~~-..~-~-~-~..
Hh Renewal and Joe JOhnston's Ap-
pointment Demanded.
Ths Densralizsd Cavalry the Source
sfAll EarIy's Misfsrtunss.
S1s Rebel Admiral BuchananI Report Of
tho Fight with Parragut.
-~Y~~~~~>~~~~~>-~o~~~
Judah p. Benjamin on United
states Finances.
>~o>e>>~~~~>o~.>~~~~~.
Gsis Affrightsd at the Immense
Debt Of the North.
The Debt Of the United States Greater
than that Of Great Britain.
serious Engagement In the 0hoc-
taw Country.
The Blockade Runner Florinns
Sunk,
%. &c.. ~
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The Canadian Confederation.

The London Times OF October Is has an editorial favor
ing the prolosed confederation OF the British Ameacan
provinces &ccount Of Ms p9uerfgl military State och
the Amertcdn Union nos become.
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IT, Reputation win follow ss certainly a the clan fol-
lOva fash -

H. repudiatou win follow as certainly q the clap fol-
capture OF Schooner IN Neuss River.
We learn from the North Carolina s osns that
three scouts crossed TO tine south side river
ana captured six negroes who were armed With musket:
cnarRea win bucksho On their return they captured
schooner Of two hundred burden bat released the
vessel for the reason that the captain had brother 10
Ono o. the negroes attempting TO escape shot, the
remaining Ave were delivered to Colonel whitfOrd com
The Blockade Runner FIoriune sunk
In Charleston HarbOr.
The steamer Flornne, from Nassau. while attempting
70 run int INTO TINS port on Saturday night chased
The enemy have fred one hundred aud twenty. three
cd The os q The wss wound
cargo was mostly on governments account.
From the Trans -MlssIssippi Depart.
naont-A Fight In the Choctaw Nation.
Trans Mississippi Journals that General stand
waite attacked the enemy at Cabin creek the Choctaw
Naion ON the 10Th u and after lighting hours
defeated the enemy. capturing two hundred and ATTY
The Yankee loss In killed and wounded was two hum
oIeo. ours was very slight
lstandwatie. the rebel officer commanding in the
sagement alluded to in the rebel despatch 10 an Indian
chief Of the Cherokee Nation, who was commissioned
brgadier general 10 The rebel service Juno 49, lSe4-ED
HEsAID.)
The yellow fever Is st prevailing 10 Galveston and
Houston. ~
correspondence between the commander OF our forces
and the enemy Brazos Island reveals the fact that
Cortina has been commissioned brigadior general
IN the Yankee service, aud that Erchaste colonel
A Som OF the Rebel General CLARK. or
MiSsisSippi. Killed mt All0tOOna.
ltrom the Richmond Whig, Oct. PSI
The Niss,ssppid learns that Colonel William IT. Clark
OF the Sixty fourth regiment and Of General William
Clark State Treasurer Of Mississippi, killed at ALA
toona, 10 the charge Of French's division.
Tna Xelloyx lEe VIZ = M WI m =, ueAA,.
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$I,4olsUTI1oIUy UIeT09S u6Ut, Ue0IuH
~ total interest. ........, ISL, ,T76 $40
leS, ,sol 500, iotai non. Interest deos
81 ,e56 ,o73,7l4, total debt september 20.
or IycrEAsR.
f,crease. DdM Per Day.
March to June IA. .$2oG 0qb, ,44l los g. e62 200
June II to August so los 036,9S8 SO 2,lol s<0
August 70 september 30. l2s.lsi,Sa4 s. 22l5 600
THDs LITTLE JEW sssJiNrS's cIRcULAR-KxBEL
ANXIETY FOR rHs SAFETY or EUROPEAN CAPT.
TALISrs.
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From the Trnns-M1ssissippi Depart.
naont-A Fight In the Choctavv Nation.
A Som OF the Rebel General clark. oi
NIississipPi. Killed Mt AlIatoona.

GFrom the Richmond Whig, Oct. 25)
The Missssippidn learns that Colonel William IT. Clark
OF the Sixty fourth regiment and OF General William
Clark State Treasurer OF Mississippi killed at ALA
toona, in the charge Of French's division.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No.. q . En.
dicott Street, Boston, consulted daily Tor All dis.
Uteri. or FALLING Of the Womb, fluor Albus, sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain Is the new mode Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IT, and
the alcted person soon rejoices In perfect health.
Dr.. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
the cure OF diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston few days under bis treat
ment.
DIR. Dow, since 1913, having confined bis whole
attention to an Office practice, for the cure OF Phi.
vate diseases and Female Complaints, acknowlsdgs
no superior In the United States.
N. D.-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Office honrs from A. n. 10 9P.M.
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H'sV Attest, George H. KnOvl,on. Register

Al q Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within
and for the county OF York, on the irst Tuesday
in June. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred aud sixty.four. by the Honorable Z. Z
Bourne, Judge Of said Court,
TLlZA w. ROBERTS, widow or John Roberts
" late OF Kennebunk. In said county, deceased
having presented her petition for allowance out Of
the personal estate Of said deceased
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice 70
All persons interested, by causing acopy OF this
order 20 be published three weeks successfully
In the Union and Journal, printed at Biddeford
IN said county. that they may appear ~ FRO
bate Court TO DO holden at York. In said County
on the nrst Tuesday In July next.sat ten OF the
clock in the forenoon and shew cause, II any the
nave why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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""'''I Attest, George II. KnowltOn. Register.

At a Court OF Probate holden at Alfred. within
and for the county of York. on the drst Tuesday
In June, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-four, by the Hon. E.E Bourne,
Jddge OF said Court
On the petition Of Eastman II. Trip, creditor
" OF tho estate OF Mary \. Meadcr, late OF Ly-
man, In said county, deceased, praying that ad-
minisration of the estate OF said deceased may be
granted 10 hun or 10 some other suitable persons
Ordered, That tho petitioner cite the next
OF kin 10 take administration and give notice
thereof TO the heirs ofssd deceased and to all per-
sons interested In said estate, by causing copy Of
this order TO DO published In the Union Journal.
printed In Bddeford In said county, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear at Probate
on the first Tuesday In July next, at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruecopy. u u..-,,.. p.,,.,.,
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Al a Court OF Probate. holden at Alfred. within
and for the county OF York, on the drst Tuesday
in June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, by the Hon. Z. E. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
ksAIiEL GOODWIN, Administrator Of tho estate
a OF Samuel Fitzgerald, Jr, late Of York, In said
county deceased having presented his hrst account
Of administration Of the estate OF said deceased.
for allowances
ORDERED, That the said accountant give notice to
all persons Interested, by causing copy or this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully IN
the Union T. Journal, printed at Bddeford, 10 said
county, that they may appear ut q Probate Court
to be holden at York. In said county, on the
first Tuesday OF July next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register
A true copy.
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AT q Court OF Probate holden ut Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
hundred and sl1,y.four, by the Hon.E.E.Bo Bourne
Judge OF said Court
NARY BENNETT, widow OF George Bennett,2 Cd
vi late or Wells, In said county, deceased. hav.
ing presented her petition for her dover In said
estate 10 DO assigned and set out TO her. and that
commissioners may DO appointed for that purpose
Also. her petition for an allowance out OF the
personal estate CT said deceased.
Ordered, That the sald accountant give no.
tice 10 all persons interested, by causing a
copy OF this order 20 be published three weeks
successlyely In the UaiOn 4 Journal, printed nj
Biddeford, In said county that tlrcy may appear
at q Probate Court to BIO holden NJ YORK, In
said county, on tho first Tuesday In July next,
At ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause if any they have. why the same should not
be allowed. ,
A true copy,
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register,
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""D''V Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.

At n Court of Probate holden at Alfred. within
and for the County OF York, the first Tuesday In
June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty.four, by the Hon. E. E. Bourne
Judge OF said Court
IN the petition OF Edwin D. Smith. Administrator Of
" OF the estate Of William Cummings, late OF Wa
terboroush in said county. deceased, representing
that the personal estate Of said deceased Is not su
Gent 60 pay the Just which no owed ut the time
of his death nv the sum OF Eve hundred dollars and
praying FOR a license to sell and convey the whole
OF the real estate OF said deceased. at public auc-
ton OF private sale because by partial sale the
residue would be greatly inluredi
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereofto
heirs Of said DECEASED aud to all persons interest
cd In said estate by causing copy OF this order to
be published Ia the URioa & Journal, print
cd In Biddeford, IN said county, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear at Probate
Court to DO held at York. In said county, on
the arst Tuesday in July next. at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.