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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.

10 the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme JuaieiaI
Court, next to be holden at Portland, within and
Tor the Couty OF Cumberland on the second Tues
day OF October, in the year of our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and sixty-four
Frederick q. Messer, of Portland in said county
one OF the Municipal officers OF sad Portlaud ex-
hibts this his libel, against fifteen kegs Of gunpOw-
der and three hundred and frty-eiglt eapisters OF
gunpowder being in the whole seven hundred ana
twenty three pounds. which he. one Of the Mu-
nicipal officers of said Portland ON the eighth dv
of July A. ID 1854. in the sehan stable so-eal'ed
situate in Portland in the yard of the house O. Gu.
pied BY Patrick Deehan, and he alleges against said
gunpowder, rs follows:
Firss-rhat it was kept in stable without license
having been obtained therefor from the Mayor and
Aldermen of said city OF Portland aud In Violation
OF the dinanees of said city, and the reeulafions
made therefor by the municipal officers OF sad citv
vided.
tiy greater THAI one pound without any license by
The Mayor and Aldermen Of said city to u be keeper
OF said gunpowder 10 keep and sell the same in aid
city.
Third-That your Iibellant has no keowledge VIII,
the owner of said gunpowder is, except that he Is
informed and believes that one Patrick Deehan on
Portland aforesaid. 10 the owner thereof; that the
value OF the same IL more than twenty dollars; that
no person has claimed and given bond for the same
that he has caused inventory and appraisal thar
OF TO be made bv three disinterested persons an.
pointed according 10 law, who have apprais Cd the
same TO be of the value of one hundred and eighty
dol'ars and sryenty-hvc cents.
Wherefore he .prays, that after due rotce given
and due proceedings had. said gunpowder nav be-
dscrsed forfeit and be sold, and the proceeas
thereof ate deducting all proper charges distribu
ted according TO the statute in such ease maze and
dated at Portland Aforesaid this fifteeufh dav Of
July. A. ID. ls64. FREDERICK MEsSER
JOSIAH H. DRuxsosp, Solicitor for Lieeilant.
CuMBKRLAxD, S.,
Received and fled July I6, 1854
Attest; ID. W. FESSENDEN. CLERK
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"a Sigh, Cold. Cou.hs,

Few are aware OF the importance ot checking a
Cough or "sLIGHr coLo" in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield TO mild RENE
dy if neglected. soon attacks the lungs. BrotrH $
bronchial Troches" give and almost imme.
date relief. Military officers and So!diers should
hare them as fheg can Re carried iR the pocket and
taken as oce1siOtt REQUIRES. aug2 DAWN
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sB.The New York World says, 1t is thun-
dering all roma the sky in the Southwest
Gen. ROUSSEAU, 1t seems, has captured Mont
gomery, the capital of Alabama, and has cut
all the roads leading from Atlanta to the West
and Southwest. II the destruction is as COM
plete as reported, it must seriously embarrass
the rebel army under HooD. 1t seems, too,
that the railroads Of Atlanta are also torn up
by another raiding party. Hoods only line of
retreat is to Macon, and that may be taken
away from him at any moment. These last
cavalry raids are the most daring and prom
Use to be the most fruitful of the war"
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.
Buy Me. and I'll do you Good"
Use DR.. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters

For Jaundice, Costiveness, Liver Complaint, HUI
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which all persons are subject in sprip and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells re.
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound.
ness OF mind and strength of BODY to all who use
them. Sold by all dealers in Medicine eyerywhere,
az y, 50 aud % cents per bottle. GEO. 9. GOOD
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KAN away from home the Goth inst n l.d
- ABOUT IL years old. complexion dark brown
nair, shd DARK eyes, the LETT eve weak and haI on
Nnen n LEFT h me red aud black Checked fl.nnsi
sntt mixed cotton pants, shoes aud stockipgs and
nsh' hossuth bat. who ver viii give any Inform
friends and shall be suitably rewarded for tba;s
"5 % ,,,.. STEPHEN JORDAN
cape bhzaDeth' July n, ls6i. jy29 dlws
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FIRE.-The buildings of Horace Butler,
situated on the marsh road leading TO Tho IN.
aston, took fire on Saturday morning last, and
were totally consumed. They consisted of a
house, barn, porch and other out buildings.
He had a considerable quantity of hay in his
barn, which was consumed. together with
farming tools. Nearly all the furniture in the
house was saved, and that was about all that
escaped the flames. How the fire originated
is not known. The loss Is estimated at $1,000.
No insurance. II Rockland Free Press.
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CAS- CO ANK.
GOVERNMENT = $40 LOAN

Ff'HE Casco Cank is prepared TO teeyed subsciip-
Il ticns TO the new 2-iO loan ia sums OF $50 ana
upwa ds, PAYNE interest same from date OF sub.
scrpton 10 August 18TH the date of the 6overnment
notss.
All persons having 500 sud upwards now have a
good opportunity Of lending helping lard TO their
Government by subscribing literally 10 this loan.
The notes convertible the end OF three year.
into specie, paying 6per cent $40 bonds.
+. Z. GERRISH. Cashier
Portland. July .. 1854. i've daft
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PORTLAND COMPANY,
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the stockholders OF the
"A Portland Company will be held 81 the rooms
land on Thursday, the eleventh day OF August next
at o'clock L. NJ, to see
lst-At what rate the stock holders viii take mn TIE
additional stock authoi lied TO be issued by The sct
OF the Legislature of February 10Th, 1864.
1d-whefher they will sell and convey the proper
" and assets ef the Company 10 parties WHO will
furnish the additional capital needed 10 carry on The
increased business of the Works
10 .EPH c. MOVES, Clerk
Portland. July 18th. 1854.
N B.-Ihe annual meeting for the choice of Di-ec-
tors AID other naiteis WAS adjourned TO same lime
and place. ig9s ard
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WASHINGTON. July rs.
The latest authentic intelligence is that Gen.
Kelly occupies Martinsburg, and that there
has been no heavy fighting within the past
three or iour days.
There IS no information that the rebels have
crossed into Maryland.
The Republican extra says dispatch from
Gen. Hunter TO the Government, received this
morning, says there has been considerable
skirmishing across the river with the rebels,
the latter occupying Falling Waters on the
Virginia side, and our forces occupying VIII
Transport on the Maryland: side, the contest
being for the river ford.
Up to this morning there had been no evil
dence that Early had been reinforced.
The affair al Winchester Saturday last in
which Col. Mulligan was wounded. was moth
ing more than skirmish. Gen. Crook was
forced TO fall back from Winchester, finding
his little band ilanked both ON the right and
left.
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"a Ram.gate llth. Aurora. Thompson. nm :

on Ramsgate llth. Aurora. Thompson, I'm - FOR
New York.
18th, Jenny Eastman. Kelley, Antwerp; 18TH Wes-
tern Ocean Bailey. Hamburg.
jenkins. Burns, New York; Aibaiross. Laughiin.
Naples.
On Yarmouth Isth Potomac, ngalls from New
SID I'm Sunderland 10Th Annie II Young. Crosby.
New Hayens
SID i'm Ardrossan lub, Fanny Fern. Rollins, for
Ar st Melbourne May IA. Annie BOylston, Peter
son, London.
AT at sydney Nsw May 10, Charlotte Andrews,
Sid April ., Richard Bnsteed. Mitchell, Gallse
May ~. Siam, Graves Calcutta.
AT Bassein May a. Josephus Paine; NJ Smith,
smith; Pericles, Snow, and Piscataqua. Thompson,
sid I'm Penang June 5. ceylon, Sampson. for BOs-
ton.
Sid I'm Singapore May 20. Magnet King, Boston;
June Z, Gertrude Whitman New York
Ar at Woosung May 20, Rover. Hunt, Foochow;
2lst, Endeavor. Doane. do.
at foochow May IL. Monsoon, Merrill, ShaDg-
haze.
SD May Is. Lizzie Boggs. Dizer. Shanghai; 18th.
Ruthven, Williams. do
Ar at Hong Kong May Is, Comet. Wright. from
NagasakI.
SD NAV Ie. Benefactress. Edridge. FoOehow; 2lst.
kathay, Manila 18th, Imperial. nutchins, Saihcn.
CID. Moneko, Mayo. Singapore.
Sid FIN Macao May Is, jamestown tUssJ to cruise.
Ar at Manila May 10. rropic, Hambin from Sin
Ar at Akyab MAY "a c II soule, sinnett, Buen0s
Ayrcs: and sailed Both for singapore
Sid I'm Rangoon May q, Viking. Chisholm. for
Falmouth T.
:, Ar at Singapore May %. Peruvian Sargent from
Rangoon
SD June q Gen Novel; Milliken. Bangkok.
SD I'm Alden June %, SamOset, Cobb Amherst.
bee.
Ar at cronstadt 10th inst, Criterion, coombs from
Sunderland.
Ar at Elsineur eth inst Antioch, Giles, Cronstadt
for Boston,
SID I'm Hamburg l4th inst, Trmountain, Field, Tor
New York.
sid I'm Antwerp 10th inst Reaper, Loring Cardiff.
land sailed from Flushing same dayl
Sid I'm Flushing 9th inst, Tigress Stevens. for
New York.
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MARRIED.

line Woodard also, Isaac Parker and Miss Eizsbeth
W Chase - 49, i-'AA'e'
In Shapleigh. July l6. Christopher Ham and Miss
In Wells. July Il. Samuel Green and Mrs Ciarisa
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Latest from the Front : Morements of Rebel
Troops.


Troops.
WASHINGTON. July -.
The mail steamer John Brooks arrived here
this morning from City Point, which place she
lett yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
At that hour all was quiet in front of Peters
burg, but on Tuesday afternoon a movement
OF the rebels was discovered, which, although
not iully developed, indicated that they were
attempting to flank Gen. Buffers position on
the right, or were endeavoring to gain Harri-
sons Landing for the purpose OF getting in
his rear.
The Star learns that proper disposition of
troops was Immediately made to check them.
and find out their intention.
Artillery firing commenced at Point of
Rocks early Tuesday evening, and continued
all night. Our infantry, batteries and gun
boats were said to be engaged, but most of the
firing was doubtless done by the gunboats.
which were Smelling the banks of the river
Fighting was also going on near Bermuda
Hundreds, and it is expected the rebels are
posted three miles from that place.
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The 100 DAYS Hen.

New YORK. July 30.
1t is stated that the War Department has
decided to exempt from draft such of the 10
days men as may be actually in service when
the draft takes place.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday'. ......,......-..-....Juiy 2s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer New England, Field. from Boston for
st John NIB.
Basque st Jago. White. Havana 18th inst
Brig X Curtiss, Tucker. MafaBzss.
Sch Lark, tBrl Moore. Windsor Ms.
Sch Alfred. tBrl Rathburn. ST John NB
sch Myra. Thornaike. Roekland.
Sch IL Webster, Webster, PASSPORT for York
CLEARED.
Brig Brill, tBrl Crowell, sydney CB-George II
starr.
Sch Citizen, from Fortress Monroe for Baltimore,
went ashore sunday night. on the Wolf Trap, and
rakn osl 49, II.
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A Rare Chance,

Wanted an enterprising business man TO take the
entire control of mercantile business to be located
in Portland. Capital necessary from $500 TO 5000.
This opportunity on investigation will prove highly
satisfactory. Address L. e. L..
jy2s DIFF Portland p. o.
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Pepnanship aud Book-keeuirg

GooD and rapid writer wants a situation a.
n Book'keeper or Correspondent ia merchant.
ornSe, OF as writer In law Office The best OF ref
a. 90 sio. saa"iess A. b. c.,
~ - uot Press Office Portland
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Fryeburg Academy.

F1,HE Fail Term Of this Institution will commence
Il WEDNESDAY,, September :, lSs& aud will
continue eleven weeks. Mr.. Edwin +. Ambrose
Principal. Mr.. Ambrose Is a recent graduate Oh
Dartmouth olege. and Is highly recon me nded a.
scholar, teacher ard ge~f,emsn
~. b. SEwALL. Secretary
Fryeburg. Jpls p. ls64 jy2s dlw&w2w
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DIED..

In this city, July Is, Mr. David McKenney. aged
IS years.
n Funeral on Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock
at late residence, No Hanover street Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
L q and Jane NJ Phillips.
In Bridgton, July "a Mr. Israel Iopkiu,ou AGED
AZ years.
In Portsmouth. IL. July 10. of yellow fever Mr.
Alfred W Rogers. of Bath. aged 40 years
In Oldtown, July Is, Sarah A, daughter of Rich.
ard Porter, aged Is years.
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Boston Stock List.
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, July "a 1884.
AZ market 2255 beef cattle, stores, 7Oll sheep
aud lambs; llOO swine.
fKIcEs-Beef Cattle - Extra Sl3 GOAL 90; first
4naty IL 5oGl3 CO., second do IL 0Odll 80; third do
10 25al0 20 per leo lbs.
Inc following sales made at Brighton.
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For seven years ! was Bald now Everybody il
asking me how my hair become so thick For full
Box, 4i3 Worcester, Mass
July ID, 1854 juIyle d2y-
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Wanted,
Lost.

4 GOOD tenement OF five rooms for a small fam.
n zoo hy without children. Apply at this ofiee
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A. s. DA Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1854. mavI2dsm

Prompt Collection Of Bills,
Merchants, Physicians. Mechanics and all others
wishing prompt collection Of their bills will receive
prompt and personal attention. and speedy returns
from JACOB FROST,
junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs
sFPost Once address. Box 1885, Port and p q
n RefereHces-f c. Jersey, q. w. woodman, A. T.
jy2idsws
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Spoken.

May ID, lat "a % s. lon IS r. ship MontebelIo kel.
ley. Ga DAYS from Akyab for Falmouth T.
May ~ lat IS 5. Ion IA "a brig Flight, Trefy.
Algoa Bay CGH for Boston.
July 8. lat IS As, Ion 70 80, was seen shin Mont
Blanc Donnell. from Boston for Havana.
July 3, lat 80 \. Ion y w. ship Danl Webster I'm
New York for London.
July Is lat q So lon 754 brig c L Kelley Morrill,
from Portland for Matanzas
July "a lat 81. Ion ~ 49, baraue Charles Brewer.
from Rockland for Matanzas
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Certificate from the gas filter of the Mills etc. AZ
Lowell, Mass.

Bay Your Stationery Packages
At Dressers, 90 E,xchanoe s+raa+
50 per dozen, or Is cents each.
Agentswanted, address l.. DRESSER. Port.
land, Me-, Box lS2. VIZ
jylld4ws
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A sMALL lunch OF keys, on steel ring. The
n % Az. ]. j. GERRIsH,
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Stnte OF Mnine.
CUMBERLAND, a..
:, July II, 1864. I
Personally appeared. Joseph c. Noyes and mads
oah that the statement of the condition OF the Port
lana Company is true, according TO his best knowl-
ed &c and belief
Before me, BENZ. kINGSBURY, in.
n@S OH Justice Of the Peace
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State of Maine.

CUMBERLAND, So.
CLERKS 0YHIcE. Sup. ysd. Court,
tL,sl July 25fh 1864.
Upon the foregoing Libel. Notice l. hereby given
10 all persons interested In the prayer thereof 10 ap-
appear before the Justices of our Supreme judicial
Court TO be holden at Portland within and for the
county Of Cumberland. on the second Tuesfav OF
October next, and shew cause IL any they have why
such decree as prayed for should not be passed
Attest, ID. W.FEsSENDEN, Clerk
iy29 dit
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- = =
SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
One Exclusive Agent Wanted

e"ei't Ascut 0autfU
FOR TaE
q IT \ OF ORTLAND
TO sell
BROCKSIEPER'S PATENT
Self-Acting Gas Regulator t!
January last.
NO PATKNTS, BUT THE GOODS ONLY, are
for sale.
This Is not Regulator TO go on the Meter,
but can be sffixe6 under every
Burner in use.
THE ARTICLE RETAILS AT 80 GENTS.
Enterprisng business men can learn full partieu-
al a'' and see thorough test of the article by calling
l6l MIDDLE STREET, Up Stairs.
HULL o. GOODELL,
Sole General Agents Tor the Brocksieper Gas Reeu-
lator Manufacturing Go.
Below we give certificates of the bgh estimation
OF the Regulator in other places where il is now in
use: -
DOVER, July Is, Is6l
1Messrs. NIL & Goodelk.-Thc Dires,ors of The
Dove Gas Light Company after full and thorongh
examna ion and test of "Brocksieper Gssi ReguIa-
tor. have ordered me to purchase one hundred
dollars worth Of the same, which / have this day
done ana have also received for said company the
exclusive agency for .sid goods in and for the city of
JONAS ID. TOWNSEND
Sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
Certificate from the gas filter of the Mills etc at
Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass, July IL, 1857
Messrs. HtH Goodcti:-An experience of many
years In the gas fitting business has often suggested
TO me the great value of an improvement Whereby
the pressure of might be regulated at the point
of consumption. Many and fruitless attempts have
from time TO time been made 10 place regulators at
the meter Experience has shown that all such at
Temps nave proved failures have also seen and
useu IN my business nearly all the so.caed improve
ments In burners, wherein that which gou have &C
complished has been attempted. but always failed
After careful examination and thorough test of
your Gas kegulators-which are attached immedi-
aieiy unuer each burner part of the gas fixture
am fnlly convinced that your improvement Il de-
cned sue cess the lights improved brightness and
IN rs illuminating power. while the expense saved TO
the consumer Is full 80 per cent The combustion is
perfect hence the improvement must be adopted as
matter OF economy AS well as the luxury OF good
ana rteady hight cheerfully recommend il to the
trade and TO all consumers of gas
-, Tours, &C., Ill. X. BARKER
Nzo dti Gas Filter, Central Street
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MAfANZAS. Brig T X Curtis-270 hhds noia.ses
Is tres do, y bbls do, to John Lord
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Lark-l7 tons coal Geo
Starr.
srJoHN NIB. Sch Alfred-sO tons plaster, ton.
hay, TO order.
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:, r.. CARDS CA. and BILL HEADS neatly Prinss
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FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL CONYa
OF AUGUSTA.
For Members Of Congress.

OF MsMbsFs OF CoMgfess.
list Dist.--JOHN LYNCH, OF Portland.
I'll District-SIDNEY PERHAM, Of Paris.
5th District-FREDERIC A. PIKE.
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PASSENGERS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

In brig T R Cur is, from Matanzas-Mrs Tueks
and child.
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FoRT aE
g L II \ OF RTIAN
And for other gas districts in the State of Maine
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THE ARTICLE RETAILs AT so GENTS

This Is not a Regulator TO go on the Meter,
but can be sffixe6 under every
Burner in use.
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BRoCKsIEPER's PATENT
Self-Acting Gas Regulator !

30 per cent saved to the consumer 5000 sold since
January last.
NO P4TkNTS, BUF THE GOODS ONLY, are
for sale.
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5 by direction OF the President, so much of Spec
ia Orders No. 1911 para graph IT. June %, 1854. as
dismissed L'eutanRnt q. Str0Nt 8D,h Maine Vol
anteers, Vet ransli hereby fy' ked,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-29

WHrE's DANCING AcADRMY.-The
81 term will commence Saturday. Jan. 30th.-
Masters. mi.sss' and ladies' class Saturday.
JAN 3Otb, At2P. NJ. Cisss for gents Monday
evening, Feb. let, 81 7 P. N. Tuition $500.
Jan. rs d6t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-29

AUDIT ms O1sfcD, Iowa,
Das MolNRs, Jan. ., 1854.
It 10 hsssby oestined. that on tAs twenty-third
day Of Janaasy, 1854, sworn statement vas 1led
Il this Office, showing the condition Of the Con
neetieat Fire 1nsafanoo Company, locatod q
Hartford, II the Stets Of Connectieat, On The
arst Day of January, A. D.. 1854. II asoordanse
With Q peovioon II en Act Of the 0enerai Assem-
blv ef che State Of 1owa, entitled ian cot In
laden 70 assurance Coopanise," approved jana
afy 9sth, 1857, cod an Act ansn1atosy thereto,
edpeovsd February 9tA, 1858, aad an Act In rsls.
tion % Life Insuranes Cempaaiss, sppssved
nsrsh l7th, 1883; that said statsment shows
fhaA aaia Company 10 poesesssa Of the requisite
anount Of capital and invested - required by
Law.
Iutheeiey y thsesfoss given 70 The shove naa.
= Cempsny 20 tsaaeoet their Appropriate busi-
neee & InsufAaes In this SAte. in aeeoedesss
With thslaws theessl, sntil the Slst day of Jaa-
raSy. 4. D., 1855,
n 4 40 certified. that Louis A. Maeklss, Esq.,
of Devenpest, has besa daily appoistsd By said
s. ssidCoapeoy their lawfal AGeot eoa Atloe.
~ for she Cesnty Il Seses, With tall power -
take siake Of Insusaaes theifis cd 70 ssknovl-
edes sssviss q peessss, - psovided b. law, upea
~ aiIae vith the Clsek q The District Coaftin
~ for Said County, certified copy Of heseats-
thet the a4&aehed b esue md eosfeet espy q
"A 1seaaony vhsessl, hsvs hefs-
unto ~ ny hasd saa a1xed ~ seal q
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= Auditoe q 0tate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-29

GEN. RoBxRr's PATENT BALLs.-We
are informed BY tho General that We wsrs
nisinfcrmei when told that toe trial OF bis
patent proiertivss was . failure. The obj eel
OF the trial vss not. be tells ~. to test tbs
accuracy Of the shot for hitting q given OBJ
jset, but merely to test the range Of his in-
ventions compared with other ordnsDce. 10
this particular he clsims to have been emf
nshtly successful