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news items.
3D. TsIs1,aph 10 tAs hs~ Yoyk Sun.

BRHvsr MAIoa-Gr,. wHTzEL has been made 0
| full Major-Geners,, rice Sheridan. promoted to the
! regular army, rice Mcclellan
A1roRsKY-GrsKaAL BATE has concluded 10 re-.
TIRE from the Cabinet. The exact perioI nxed for
his resignation is not publicly known.
Tns agent having in charge the numerous Y
signed peace petition from En- ylsnd has arrived a,
Washington with the intention Of presenting 1t 70
the President Of the United States
CnARLEs WILLIAMS, colored L. s soldier, was
executed by hanging in the yard Of the OIL Capitol
frison' IN Washington, yesterday, for killing .
oolored woman near Casey, short time Ago.
Tnk steamer Katy collidcd with the Desrnonies q,
Diamond IslRnd, Mississippi River, on Tuesday
night. The Katy sunk and two or three Of her
crew were drowned, and the cargo Of Government
cattle and private freight lost.
hDsiRAL PoRTm announces 20 the Navy De-
par'ment the capture, In the gll. stream, Of the
schooner syb, Of Nassau, which had cargo Of
1901 bales Of cotton. Admiral s,ribbliny communi.
Gates from Key Yves, the following captures, The
schooner Lucy, under English culor., on the 18th
INST, and = schooner. no name on the 24th Both
had assorted cargoes, and were near the shore,
trying W run the blockade. Also the schooner
Badger, under rebel colors, from Ct. Msks, ON the
9th inst. She was loaded with cotton.
TnAsKsGivIs6, in accordance with the Presi.
dents Proclamation, was very generally observed
at Louisville, Ky. The ctorcs were closed and the
churches well attended. The chief event Of tie
Afternoon WAS the opening OF the New Street Rail.
way under the auspices Of New York Company
with General j. 7. Boyle. Of Louisville, rs Prcsi.
dent Tho running of the cars attracted crowds OF
citizens Gen. Boyle treated the ropulace with
free rides, and the cars were overwhelmingly
crowded
Tnr case OF Mrs. Sarah Hu,chlns who has been
convicted by . military commission at Baltimore,
OF sending arms to Harry Gilmore, and sentenced
10 I'VE yearsimpr sonment attracts much attention
In that city, and strong effort is being made to
procure mitigation Of her punishment. Many Of
the uost earnest portion Of tue loyal citizens Of
Baltimore earnestly protest against any leniency
being shown 30 Mrs Hutchins, considering that
the social POSITION Of the lady should not shield
her rom the full measure Of responsibility, con.
sidering that her offence was extending ENCOURAGE
ment to such public enemy, freebooter and
bishwayman rs Harry Gilmore. II IL double
ouence; All offence not ony against the State of
maryland, but high crime against the Nation,
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The Corsica brings Nassau papers to November
18Th. The following are the movements Of block.
sde runners:
The steamers Chico-s and syrcn arrived there
Octo,er 5lN from Charleston, aud The Armstrong
on We same day from Wilmington.
Tho COguet aud Drui arrived November 9Th
rom Charleston. and the Beatrice and l. tile Hat
tie, from Wilmington.
The General Clinoh arrived on the 10Th from
Charleston.
The wll-o'.,he.wisp returned 10 mort on IN.
sth' and tho VIA yer on the 1917, the latter
having been chased by Federal cru ser.
TIE owl and Stormy Pefra from Bermuda, and
We 4 IN gan irou. Iisl fax, al slsV arrived hay-
ing been chase Of Win ngtnu.
LIE bcrths, Jula rnstrOus, Ptarmigan, tile
Hattie Owl anu Beatrice, lad sailed 10 run the
blockade.
lie Nassau cotton make. was dull at 80 a ~
Tor small lois in good oraer
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Too Late Tor Classification.

Epl'ND on FRIDAY MORNING. Nov. -,
L lhwu-tickr's and small Accouut-took. IN"
oHnT raa hav" them ty paving e,pers and proving
prcp'tu, By calling on RICHARD HEArON, Hi
Z.l eth st. ~
HORSE FOR SALE-A HORSE ABOI T
- L. hands hieh tor tllc cheap. Price go. Apply
3i treat l0urs e. ~
WANTED At THE CONTINENTAL
W SAIGON, Broaiwsr, ror. Broome Il, u man -
open and cook - ste-- A!niy at II o'clock AN $40
1Tli DISTRICT ALDERMANIC CONNEN.
ton 10th Nard-M "a adionInpd mt.tiUr NJ
the A!dc.u,nc Convention OF Mozart Hal, At
Vance, corner of sth and ard als ~, Oh FRIDAY
Evening, 18th inst JOHN BEltE was unanimously
nominated by aid Convention. DhNI III LIE
MAN, Chairman. y. lilLL FOWLER scc. NJ
500 KEW AEp-LO>1 OK WEDNESDAY
" - " are. noon, from an IT and % ~, Il Rosn
Mare, ar" old. lnus tai Hll long name .Id WHIT.
oi ~ 'hr To-, ,-Aa nui rght hind rs ll't.r swell
cd. re- above Ird VIII ~ paid ny retuiuine her
10 MICHAEL HAi:lS, 80 West 4th It. -
SGDQ CASH ~ HAND FOR YEAR
TCCO Npp' carly TO IlOLLACItl. a BRO, 10
North William i, Isl
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From New OrlCaps.

The steamer suwA NADIA, from New Orleans on
the isth' arrived yesterday. The Evening Star
arrived out on the 10Th, making the trip IRON New
York IN six days and eleven hours-.lhe fastest time
on record. The 5uwo Dada was detained At Fort
fhii pe on her way down the river, to take die.
patches from General Candy This fact is a sui.
hcien' contradiction Of the report of his death
There was no news Of Importance
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED.
sTFAMSHTPS-Ee pciord washiug,on u e, via
Fortress Moaioo. Chas Thomas, Fortress Iouto.
Mobile, Mobile Raw; Vii 1inia, Washington, u G.:
Sro NADIA Neg orleans Champion. New Orleans;
Chesapeake, Portland; : Grant. buffalo, via Cana.
da Corsica, iiaVana Alaro, Port Royal.
SHIPS Lord Of the Manor Balt Midnirht, Boston,
BARks-Nilton, CaIlz: Owens, Fortress Monroe;
Fosamond, Cayenne, via ~ Martins james " e.h,
OF Belize, from Non Cruz.
Bki.,s Shay, Washington: Cyclone, George.
town, T. l. liush, Fortress Monroe.
nCHOONERS-Gracc Girdler, GEORGETOWN for New
Haven; Y Dyer, Waslncton Tor Boston. Newport
uhincote,fh, J On is, Rondoui foi Hartford. \ VI
HAYNES, Great Egg Hafhor Benz strong, Elizabeth
1oit Tor Prov dtucC susan scranton, Georgetowu;
sarah Marin, Roseln, spanish MainI Edwil, Port
ignd, 't WMeT Witch, Eltiuote; Henry Finch,
fo'tIe'S Monto; Il g. Porter, Philadelphia
BELOW-Bark Iva \ fitk. kcy West, Wind SW
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Warren. who viii be paroled In order ths, he may
nfke nece7sary arrangements Tor the sale Of tho
cotton and ihe purchase Of articles needed by our
prisoners at pOiuta where the proceeds can bc
tendel TO the best advsnt &c. Ia Of his diss-
biIiiy Gen. W. W X. Besle will act "a his Aternstc
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following Is the ofcial vote "a declared for the dr.
ferent candidates In Brooklyn and King, county
81 the lest election
rsneIpKNI.
Mcclellan. .q6, 1877 Ii ncoln ....... EOS $
sovEASos.
Seymour. "a, 66s Fenton ............ eO545
RkaIsTEs.
Hugh Mclaughlin. 2<1+S samuel e. Powell. Is3
HAM. W. Wilson. 20 ISL
COUNTY cLEsK
John White: .2t5es Anthony Kouk. -, 2ss
George j. Hardy. .2G624
ooBoNm.
nNas Lynch. ...,.1s, 1876 janice De vaucine 1 T. OF
iAoS. Z. Norris. 9,32S
SUPERINTENDENT OF InH roos.
Jool skidnore 20 los Francis Lancer, Jr.l s23
Joseph Altenbr and. 2S va
JUSTICE or sIssioSs
j !. VOORHEES,. ...2S, $40 j. l.. Hritcamp 8s7
D. u. iioyt......... y los
AsskhBLy.
DIST. Dir
i-Jno AcDcsrmid 2 64I Al seph =. Ward I, I5e
n yANs ui'mAn5 100 Patrick Burns. 1859
.-Jstne. Johnston l., ~ james B. Reilly. 1850
VIM ID. Neeier 2, 500 John &. Perry 4.bI5
las, H. A.s'll SO Thos n. Reilly. 1880
o-hodman b. DAw- Geo. u. Assrath. 1918
sou ..,,,.....2S! Henry { B1sweli 2, s56
Stephen hsynesa 20 I-Jacob Worth 4,gsi
John Hanson. %, sIy
POLICE JUSTICE
Cbsunccy Perry 1912 Jas. II. Cornwel ~ 1893
JUSTICE lsT DISTRICT
Conkhn Smith. 10, AIS MichAel Walsh.
JrsrIcs IN DISTRICT.
IL. r. Bradshaw E. 1863 jacob l.. Fem liz
james buckley. ..2oiJ
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THE SUNDAY yrERCU-RY.
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY OF Tc

I'VE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TO.
- MORROW will challenre the attention Of the
plbIlc "A one of the brilliant and val led NUM-
LII OF that GREAT SOCIAL ORGAN ve, Issued.
SlHtary Sew. embracing every item received In the
feHeih capita | y TO FIVE 4 ". ~ NDAf; tho
iAle-t h-N' nofn Richmond. IMPORTANT AID exclusive
ihornstion ioie'hadovinr the course Of the Admin.
,subuyn; facy letters from Ornhcus G.. Kerr, the
ilrtoiien OF the Mackciel Brigace. Ard "Ibe Dta-
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OF ahle AK Soldiers Joucstondence nom all
ne mon Ctnp.; X port Of the brilliant Bail Of the
Hstio Arsiocfcy at he Prince II. Hall .visoTou4
fhtprihl-, political and general: the Markets and
ShWlnf NeNsup to midniyht on sa'urday. the Art
hr FUND Exhibition with the painters and eazierA
Of the AcaGemv Of nesieu thosn up Stori es ana
chtcs BY the beet writer of the dAy all the Loci
Nrws iuiiy reported; fo.cirn CoIespondence; )rtgi-
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BROOKLYN.

KINGS COUNTY ELECTION RETURNS
following is the oicis vote - declared for the df
ferent candidates in Brooklyn and King, count,
o. the lest election:
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SUNDAY CARNIVAL OF THE SATIRICAI.
- " AINI AND GKOIESNl

Republicans lomocfats, men Of mar,isl tas'es a,1
'hc sod hun orei public generally viii base an on.
."IthLity' to-I orToH, 10 once II ore meet with
OkpilEts G. KERR.
In tho evefliycy and plunnt columns ~ that famous
Of OF .oviu phiiosoph}.
TIE stNDkY MFRCrRY.
,ince moe me veracuns and patriotic histcrinn snA
Homer Of the thfic, y aiofous
MAcktLEL BRIGADE
WIN putliclv review that immortal congof nrn'inn -
iuchhnurtthlc veterans revealing unto public grO
'he ioiud fabie politicsi he csy Of the sagacious
CONSERVATIVE kENTICKY CHAP:
WIN. Al a,stoctaiic aud high moral picture Of vhaA
i p1pdlai.y kuo~n ne
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
throwing strong lisht upon Captain William
hl"Wnr r'ihhtta'lc recuunry de luction Of enter.
nai hs'thi,' irom the Msckcfel Turkey Corr, and
V a, ~, hine the truly curour conduct Of
MA'hEktL PICKET ct ARD On THANKSGTv.
lNG DAY.
T. IN mort Ml no would like to tc thoroughly oily
o once ~ 'h"r INT. ahlc lives" will do elf 10 at.
tend the Acscr' Discourse of
ORPiltt ; C. KERR,
~ 1o-MuGRuW'-
- DAY MERCURY.
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tanned 10 remove the passengers to his house.
| Everything was done that could be done to
amRliorate their condition, and on leaving
when they offered to pay him he refused to
| take cent.
| 1t has been said that the vessel struck aft !;
and as there was no sea on, this is perhaps
explained by the fact, that she was observed
to be heavily loaded aft, and deeper in the
water than forward. Had she been as light
aft as forward she would, it is supposed have
cleared the rock on which she struck but il
might only be to founder on another. The
engineers of the ship behaved cody, and did
their duty TO the last One of the stewards
was seen arranging the dishes in his depart
ment with view to saving them. The quar-
termaster at the wheel, also stood at his post
until il was no langer necessary.
As soon as it became evident that the fires
were out and no more headway could pc got,
Captain Borland dropped his anchor doubtless
to prevent the ship drifting on the rocks
There was slight fog, but not sufficient to
hide the Lights on Cape Elizabeth. LateI
however dense fog came on. While the Of
flcers and crew generally performed their du-
ty as it should be performed in such an emer-
gency, II is stated there were a few excep-
tions.
We are told the quartermaster in No 6
boat was drunk and very little disposed for
uhtt VIA DiOugub W u COTItCb scuSc Oh Ills re-
sponcability by Mr.. Miller, formerly of the G.
I. Railway, now Of this city. Mr.. Fullford
did good deal of the bailing required in this
boat which had nearly filed before it was
noticed that the plug was not in its proper
place. Mr.. Alexander Empey, also passen-
ger by the bohemian" rendered great asss-
tance placing the passengers in the boats, and
in making provision ON shore for the comfort
ofhis fellow passengers. Capt. Stone of an
American vessel,a passenger by the Bohemian
offered every assistance, which his nautical
experience made moresvaluable, in this strait
Mr.. Welch an Irish gentleman, declined to
leave with the cabin passengers, but remained
with the steerage passengers giving all the az
sistance 10 his power in placing the poor wo-
men and children in the boats. Mr.. Kingston
and Mr.. Johnstone of this city, also rendered
much assistance to their fellow passengers.
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U. S ENGINEER orrIcE.

U. S ENGINEER OFFICE,
Portsmouth, n H., Feb. % 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until l2 O'Clock, NJ. ON thurs day, March
10, 1861 for furnishing hundred and ffty
thousand ti50 00l bricks 10 be delivered the
wharyes At Forts Constitution and McClary, Ports,
mouth liarbor. Two ohundred and twenty five thou
sand t225 COO of the above bricks to be face bricks
and the balance of said seven hundred and fifty
thousand 100000 bricks, 10 be hard, durable,
strright. smooth well moulded and free from breaks s.
be taken.
OF the whole seven hundred and fifty thousand
t750O0l bricks not more than two per cent of brok.
en- bricks 10 be delivered and of the broken bricks
two three quarter bricks, three ha bricks to be
counted as one brick.
All the said bricks to be carefully moulded from
well tempered morter in which the proportion OF
sand is never 10 be such 10 impair in any degree
the hardness soundness and durability of the bricks
One hundred thousand t100,o00l of said bricksto
be delivered on said wharves by the 2Sth day of
April next and the balance of said seven hundred
and fifty thousand t500Q0l bricks to be delivered at
said Forts during the summer md autumn of the
present yea, at intervals adapted to the progress
of the work..
Parties offering proposals. must send samples to
this Office, of the bricks that they propose furnish
The above bricks must be satisfactory to the L. s.
Engineer in charge or his asent and the right will
be reserved TO reject any all bids not deemed TOR
the interest of the United States.
Proposals will be addressed TO the undersigned
at Portsmouth, N. H., ard must be endorsed Pro
posas for furnishing bricks for Forts in Portsmouth
Harbor.
J.N. MACOMB, COL. ADO.
feb2 3 dtmchlO 1t Col Engr's
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LXTkACfS from "a long icinded varn'' of Saw.
~ ELL Z. STKour Howard STRoprl TO salrx
sTRATTos. New York. the same bearing date
"Our County Records show the whole matter. and
about these there can be question I PROPOSE
therefore, that you send your claim TO some Aftor.
ney here. As Counsel for the Administrafrix i bnve
mo desire to conceal any matter connected with the
administration. II you adopt this course il would
be convenient, perhaps to notify your ATTORNEY 10
call upon me, and will Immediately put him In COM
munication with the Probate Records. and with the
Adminstratrix."
III IL is requisite TO employ "soxx Arronxrr
HERE ITO GALL UPON" Strout so that he Strout,
can Immediately pat aim tthis SOME ArToRxEY
HERE I'm communication trirh the Probate Rec
ords. and soifh the Aiaisfratrix in order 10 ret
THEDiyIDEsD'slon s5454i-"s10S0'' out Of Strout
HOW MUCH OVER % PER GENT. OF THAT DIyrpxnp
s2.l6, WILL BE LIKELY TO RxALrzEy
ID. T. CHASE,
Assignee of Smith q stratton.
N. h. "THf PRoBATE RECORDS" speak " byaek
and rhife. tSee report Of Committee Of NISx.) The
Administrative has already spoken as follows:
This may certify that SkwELL c. SrKoUr (IIow-
ARD SrRouTl was retained Counsel to adjust
the affairs pertaining TO my late husband estate As
might best tend for my interest that of the heirs
Nlaw. He WAS NOT EMPLOYED TO BUY UP TnK
HIS OWN BENkEIr. Had there been no assets, ha
would have expected pay, and been paid for all the
services which he rendered.
Portland July II, 1868. oc20 Turh&stf
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WHOLE NO. SO.
PROPOSALS.
Partner Wanted.

i INTEND 70 withdraw the rorioas irons y bo,s a,
4 the nre, and devote my whole attention 10 ~,
mysteries Of the lac. To this end desire a part
ner. He must be as oily as a mountain of blubhsr
as supple in the back as an eel, as bland as sum
mer's morning, and wear Oh his treacherous phix n
perpetual sDirk. His name must be Peter Feak i
propose to constitute the Company and will be a.
pious, as digntfed and as poapots as an old wood
chuck, cooked up his hind legs near his hole 4,
ctorer time. THE cBIRY END MAN with FuxK
Co. will be to feather their nest, and skin all who
come In their way. In anticipation of having our
old sticks about TO "hop the ffcig," INsTKAD or
PAYING THEIR DEBTS. to sell, pretend TO SELL all
they have real estate and all tcfhouf securfg on,
creot cf sac yedrs-tbat the widows, in due time,
De severaly installed as 'fhe adsaiaisfrdfrir and
WE their legal advisers As fast the assets come
called "Brothsr FaRk," will trind to the right and
LETT among the creditors, with the sinosity of
snake and with the scissors of Delilah elm 90
per cent OF their respective claims in other words
ne must lie "lske the derI." PULL THE WOOL.
over their eyes. and get all the claims assigned 10
hmssv Jer ~ per cent. DIT CHASE.
N b. No one need apply whose qualifications are
not up 10 the chalk, and who cannot produce piece
Of composition equal to the following:
"PoRTLAHD. July 2, 1861.
'MR. d. T.. CHAsE-Sr.-Mr. w. r. Kiiborn
holds note for about $500 against ID. Libby and
endorsed by Lewis Libby, which is unpaid. He
instructs US to commence suit against you under
Chap lib, Sec. AZ of Revised Statutes, TO recover
double the amount of the property fraudulentiy
conveyed 10 you by said l.. Libby. IL you desire
10 settle the matter. you can do Immediately,
without further costs otherwise we shall institute
legal proceedings Yours, &C.,
Note-Sec. AZ of ll3 Chapter of Revised Statutes.
VII one Of the chief spokss in fAe schssi Of
FUNK q Co. decS TuThkStf
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Contagious Diseases.

Chapter l4th, Sections 30 and 30, of the Revised
Statutes:
SECT. 80 When any disease dangerous to the
public health exists in town. the municipal officers
shall use all possible TO prevent its spread and
to give public notice of Infected places TO travellers
BY displaying red flags at proper distances. and by
all other means most eifeetual, in their judgment
for the common safety.
SECT. 80. When householder or physician knows
that person under his care il taken sick of any
such disease he shall Immediately give notice there
of TO the municipal officers of the town where such
person is and if he neglects it lie shall forfeit not
less than ten. more than thirty dollars.
The above law will be strictly enforced
JOHN s. HEALD,
febl2tf City Marshal and Health Officer.
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FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT Country Seat, at New Gloucester,
IA Lower Corner. The stand formerly occupied
by +. Yerton, Home School, is offered for sale.
The house and ell, both two story, the latter new,
contain fiteen finished rooms. o good cellar, and an
abundance of pure, soft water. wood house and sta
BILE connected The place is adorned'with shade and
ornamental trees and shrubbery, 9mmandsa beau
tful prospect is situated in good community. and
is but m hours ride efrom Portland the Grand
Trunk Railroad. large garden belongs to it, well
stocked with young and thrifty fruit trees in full
bearing, IA apple frees) Price Sl700.
For further Information apply to +. Yeaton Frye
burg Me-, Seth Haskell, near the premises, or
ALBION KEITH, l3s Middle Street.
feb25 3tawtf Portland.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.


OFFICE OF THE A. c. s., u. s. A.
Portland, Maine, Feb. 1lth, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Monday Feb 2sth 1854, st IL NJ.
for the suppl of fresh beef to all the troops station
ed at Camp Berry. Me-, until March l5 1864 inclu-
siye, and at tie same time separate Proposals will
be received for the supply of fresh beet all the
troops stationed in the vicinity of Portland, Maine,
for one year, or such less time the COBimiss0rg
General shall direct The beef be the best quail
ity in Quarters, with an equal proportion of each
necks and shauks to be excludedl Each bid must
be accompanied by the names of tive responsible
persons Presidents of Porland to enter into suiI-
cient bond as surees for the faithful performance
of the contract.
The A c. S. the right to reject any or all
bids for reasons conceived by him of benefit TO the
Government All contracts will be submitted TO the
Commssary General for approval.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals. for fur
nishing Fresh Beef Box l522 Portland Post Office -
The bids will be opened at the time specened at my
Office, No. Ill Federal street. Bidders are invited
to be present.
HENRY INMAN
lst Lieut.. 18th Infantry U. S. A. A c. s.
feb22 dtd
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First National Bank of Portland.

FINHIS Bank has been designated by the Secretary
l. of the Treas lry g as permanent depository OF
pablo moneys and a financial agent of the United
States and is now authorized TO receive deposit.
from the various O1bcers of the Government who
receive funds in the way of collecting or who may
hold government funds 1or ditbursement.
Deposits wlll also be received from any one de.
sirous of purchasing the two year five per. cen,
notes, which are made legal fender for their full
value by the act of March 3. 1868.
WILLIAM EDWARD GOULD, Cashier
febl9 ed2w
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Insolvency Notice,

DUBLiC NOTICES hereby given that the estate
Il OF Edward b. Jack, late Of Westbrook, in tn
resented TO the Judge of Probate as insoyent and
insufficient to pay all the just debts which said de-
ceased owed, the undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners, with full power TO receive and ex-
anime all the claims of the several creditors to said
estate SIX months from the fifteenth of September,
A D. 1853 allowed TO said creditors for bringin
in their claims and proving their debts. The COM
mssioners will meet at the Office of the County Com
mssioners, in Portland, from to o'clock p. N. of
months, viz; October, November, December, 1868,
and January, A. ID. 1851 and in the afternoon OF the
18th day of February, and 18th dag Of March. 1864
for the purpose Of receiving and examining the
claims of creditors of said estate.
REEsES RsEan H hIeGISss. 9oMs Com.
oc6 6dlaw q wtmohl6
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NOTICE.

FENHE unconditoI al Union men of Cumberland,
IL are requested to meet at the town house 10 said
town, on Saturday Feb. 9th. ut three o'clock L NJ
to nominate Candidates for town officers. to be sup
ported at the annual election.
Per order of town Committee.
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