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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPoRr.

THuRsDAY, August 1.-THE absence OF many
merchants from the city during the heated term
has somewhat restricted operations.
The market is comparatively bare Of ouercitFon
Bark, and No. is worth 81 IT. ton. 81
The Flour Market is rather quiet. The better
grades of fresh ground Flour are In moderate
requests but old are neglected. The sales COM
prise 2GOO barrels City Mills, extra family, part
as Sll@l2, and part on terms kept secret; and
some old stock at $40, extra at Slo-50, and 100
half barrels on private terms; the retailers and
bah ers purchase within the range OF from S9'25
TO Sl2.
Rye Flour and Coru Meal are quiet
Holders Of Wheat are firm in their domands,
and there is very little offering. We notice sales
of 1000 bushels old Pennsylvania red at 1850
2'55 per bushel. New ranges from S2'62 10 2'6s
for Pennsylvania and Delaware. We quote white
at $27s@29O, without sales. No sales Of Rye
have been reported. In Corn there is very little
demand yellow is worth Sill, with small sales
at this figure. Oats remain as last quoted. We
notice a sale TO the extent of 1000 bushels mixed
old and new stock, at SS cents. Barley Malt has
advanced 1000 bushels sold at $3.50. ~
Whisky is in steady request, with sales OF 100
bbls. Prison at Sl'76, 200 do. at Sl.1Is and some
small lots Ohio at Sl'7S. II. .,
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DESTRUCTION OF CRaMB :RSBURG.
STATE LEGISLATORS VISIT
THE PLACE.
our SPECIAL ACCOUNT.
TIE PEOPLE AND THEIR LOSSES.
WHAT is BEING DONE.
special to The Evening relegrapn.

Special tO The Evening Telegraph.
CHAMBERsBURC, August n, 1870 A. VI The
members Of the Legislature, numoering about
two hundred, together With editors and reporters
from Philadelphia and Harrisburg, have just ar
rived in town, and are now making tour of in
spection, under charge of the committee, consist
ing of Colonel Mcclure, and Messrs. Sharp,
Sturges, Duncan, and CAufman.
The town has deserted appearance; but few
people are seen in the streets, and those residing
here timidly appearing ar their Windows at the
approach of visitors.
Three squares of houses have heen burned on
Main street and four SOU Tes on Market street.
The regular train with returned Chlnb5rs-
burgers has just reached town. 4 nln5er OF
houses arc being rebuilt. What apprlpria-
ton be made 10 the town by the ,Islatlre Or
from private citizens will he disrlbute1 amjng
the poorer classes.
Tho members of the Legislature will roturn al
two o'clock.
The damege done to tn Cdnborl .nd Valley
Railroad, during the last raid, aro mts to nearly
100000.
The people will be supplied With provisions
Several citizens have refused To a'cep- any ait
until the poorer classes are relieved.
Colonel McClure's loss Gmyunts TO 500.
The order OF the invaders was TO spare the
churches and none Of them were destroyed, cx.
cept those in close proximity 10 tho resid ,l;cs
The fact that Catholic church adjoaod the
depot was the means Of saving tue Latter struc-
ture.
The total loss to Chambcrsburg rea shes ~ ,0ll,-
900 by actual account.
The records Of the Court were nearly all pre-
served, and are now being arranged in nc y
structure.
The people Of ChanIbcr,burgarc returning, and
commencing to rebuild their dwellings. All arc
well supplied with the necessariys Of life.
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WASHINGTON, August u.-In view OF Firra-
CUTS splendid success before Mobile, public OK
pcctauun has jumped 70 the conclusion has our
forces are ere this in possession Of Mobile. This
may le the ease il our land forces were able 70
cooperate with Farragut but it is not expected
by the Navy Department that he will bo ab c,
unsupported by such forces, to take NJ Mpbile.
He has probably accomplished all the uavy's
part Of the programme, and has got his ves-
sells into positions from which he can materially
aid General Canb,'s troops in any assault upjn
the works Immediately surrounding the city.
The actual occupation OF Mobile is by no
means 50 desirable rs many persons suppose.
AtPreseDt VIC hold the harbor cflsctually. We're
we TO hold the city also, a considerable glrrison
would be reluirod there, and much more naval
cooperation than will suffice merely TO keep ont
every blUclladc.runneT.
Ii it be intended to send expeditions into tue
interior from that quarter, then we mast take and
hold the city otherwise, according to the II CHI
mond papers, VIC seem already 10 have achieved
all that is desirable just now.
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STATE OF TnERNoysqEB To pAY.-S'T \. NJ
s.. one r. NJ, 96l. Wind, W.
ErIECTs on TIN uiAT.-This m)rn.qg a man
named Googre Simpy did from the ELECTS u the
heat. lie WAS employed At Morris n Sons Ocl'
motive works, and Was oyertoue ~ rh> heu
Yesterday morning. He vas removed 10 hs resi-
d nee, No. l7lO Calluwhill sucet, where he died
III ; morning.
A number Of workmtn in various puts o. the
city were obliged 20 suspend work at nom I'D ~,
when the thermometer stood at9] dcgro s Ia the
shade.
Several horses in rha passenger rail- lines
gave out.
Al1oINTMFNT OF SUPEBUsoRs.-Fhc follow
ing appointments have been IN .de -FilCetn ntb,
Ward, Edward Spain; Second Division, T reqfy-
second Ward, Reuben Sands FIRST division,
TwCnty-third Ward, Thomas Dickson. Is BIt two
now remain TO be appointed
LARCENY AND RECEIVING STOLEN Go1Ds.-
Willie some boys were swimming in the d ila-
ware, yesterday afternoon, opposite Almond
street wharf two other lads, named Cornelius
Mccormick and James Torney, stole their
clothing and ran Oft They sold their plunder 10
Thomas Kelly and Mary Mutten, who keep
iunkshops at Penn and South streets Both the
receivers and thieves were arrested aud COM
uiteu fcr trial.
sworn EsHNTN1IoN.-Alexander Johnson
tEt - Lilt NltAtAh VI thN NtllNh bAtNS AfiH-
uict. has pas sed aR examination and
received the appointment OF First Lieu-
tenant Of the ii6lh COiored Regiment, aud
has been ordered 20 report at Lexington,
Kentucky. Last evening Lteuteuant johnson
was prt sepied with handsome sword by his
old associates. The sword was presented by
Lieutenant Lovare ia behalf OF the policemen.
SAD AColIINT,-W While come men were lover
ing bureau from house in Thirteenth street,
above Poplar yesterday afternoon, the rope broke
and the bureau fell to the sidewalk, striking
little girl aged -four years, q daughter of David
Walker, breaking 10th legs. The Child was zee
movedto her residence Heath street below Thir-
tterth, aud is not expected 20 recover.
FIRE.-Thls morning, about 4 o'clock, a fire
occurred at tue cotton and rag store of Mr.. II. L.
Henry Nos. 500 and 3ll n. Front street. The
flames were confined 20 the third and fourth
stories The amount Of damage is not known.
BANrER's FnsE zoVAvEs.--It is now ascer-
tained that these veterans will arrive in this city
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The original
programme for the reception Of the veterans
will then be carried out.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT
SOUTHERN NEWS.
SIEGE OF PETERSBURG.
THE ATTACK ON MOBILE.
Advance of Gen. A. j. Smith.
HE is AT HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS,
GREAT ACTIVITY OF FISHERMAN

We have received a copy Of the Richmond
UespattA OF tho 9Th instant, from which We cX-
tract The fyllowing:-
IHT stEgE on pETBRsBURo.
PErERsBrHG, August THIS being iincoln's
fasting humiliation, and prayer day, tho Yankees
have not fred gun.
The enemy are 50 near in Gracio's front that
the pckets on both sides have used hand
grenades.
Captain V. J. GiTlrdey, Nahone's 4. A. G.,
was Yesterday promoted by the Pre.idtn; 20 the
temporary rank of Brig ,dier. General, and as
signed TO the command Of Wrignps Georgia.
Brigade
ruE NORTH CAROLINA GvHERNAToRIAL EIEc-
TION-LARGE MAJORITY FOR VANCE.
RALRIGu, August i.-1he election Of Governor
ot North Carolina and members OF the State
Legislature took place 10 day. The following
returns have heeu received, which, in connect IN
With the army vote, previously poiled, indi 'Ate
the re-. .clecuOn Of Governor I0bulon Vance by
an OyprwLpln1inw majority
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Il was believed that many bodies were blown
into the river and mn, never be recovered.
The iuss is put down by bin az about thirty
killed and seven.y or eighty Wouldel, twelve Of
the killed beng soldiers.
Nothing has been discovered as TO the cause Of
the calamity. In the c mmissa Department
six men are known to be killed ami some twenty
five wounded. Twelve men belonging TO the
railroad were injured
The loss Of property Is not known, but will
prove TO be ry large.
The 20th New York lost six men killed, aud
bad seven wounded, and the l4Sth Ohio lost
three killed and four wounded.
The boat Lstsis fire and wcOCkiug tlg, ran
ashore, aud extending her hose, threw six streams
On the fire, putting Out tho flames, anl thus
saving Il c entire ammunition in the huildiug
Considerable firing is going on nc the front this
morning.
One OF our gunboa's opened during the night,
and threw a number Of shells at what WAS sup
posed 10 be moving Rebel tor.o.
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FIGHTING AROUND ATLANTA.
eENrEAL srAxLEY's DEMONSTRATION.

GENFEAL sTANLEY's DEMONSTRATION.
NrAR ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 4.-The 18th Corps,
now commanded by Major General Stanley,
made a demonstration yesterday evening on the
Rebel works. General Woods skirmishers drove
the Rebes from their rife pits back to their main
line; but regular line Of battle moving on them
from tie woods, they had TO retire little, still
occupy irP some Cf the Rebel pits
Skirniishing and artillery firing next took place
along the line, and VIC captured about fifty
prisol ers, most of them being taken by Woods
Division. Our loss was slight, being only eight
killed and about twenty wounded. We are
every day losing nearer and nearer 70 the fated
town.
Az IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
VIC are nRssine on the right faux, so an i'm
Toriant result may he hourly expected from that
quarter.
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GRAND DIVISION OF THE
MISSISSIPPI.
GEN. ]. SMITHS NEW EXPEDITION.
sLOCUM ORDERED TO ATLANTA.
REBELS TRYING TO CROSS
THE RIVER.
REBEL GENERAL TAYLOR AT
MERIDIAN.

MEMPHIS, August 9.-Gcncrll smiths eNpe-
dition is well. les destination i, unknown.
Major. General Slocum has been relieved at
Vicksburg and ordered to report 10 General Sher-
man.
The District of ViclSsburg is assigned to
washburne, who now controls the river from the
Cairo Department to the Gulf.
All is quiet on the White river.
The Rebels in the trans MissIs'ippi Department
are trying to cross the Mississippi.
General Dick Taylor isat Meridian in place of
$. ID. Lee, now at Atlanta.
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.prrurn THIS MnpN1N

ARRIVED THIS MORNING. r.4
Brig Dudley, Barter, DAYS from rcrt ROYAL iu hata
70 captain.
sefr Rachel Besls Moore is days from Sew yer, Ca
with lumber 10 captain
Schr Fair Dealer, COOmbs, DAYS FROM Blugll 10 bat
last "a Twells a Co.
schrJ. Rogers, Russell, days from Portland. with
mose 20 captain.
sehr Mary NOVEL;, Gown, days from New Bsiiord. "a
ballsst 10 captain.
sehr J. bay, Hathaway 8 days from New sedr'rd, ia
ballast 20 captain.
sehr Ceres, Timmins, days trom Providence in bS'
last 60 captain. -,
sehr Percy Heiuer. Grace FROM Lynu, in ballast to
sehr r. stockton, vaa olsaf from Providence, in bal
last ~ captain. - ,,.-. .t.,.,, ~.
schr j. Realty Henderson froa Providence, ia ballast
scbr Ocean wave, Bake oom Bosion, in ballast b
sehr j. n Baker. Harvey. from Fortress Monroe. in
sch Northern Light stseiman, fsoa Boston, IN ballast
ser j I. simmons. snpsOn, irola froyaeu, ,e. in bat
last 10 captain. .n|r '-s..
selr kate Kalahsn Hagen. from Aisxandria In baast
% Tyler a Co.
with mdse 10 ". n. Baird A Co.
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death Of an american CONSUL.

NEW YoRK August il-Dr. Reynolds, the
Am eTican Cousul, died 1t 81 Mares, ST. Do
mingO, on July %.
Seven hnndIec Rebel prisoners arrived this
morning from Point Lookout.
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"
All The precincts of Wake county are not heard
from, but it is believed that Vance has carried
I'll, county, and that the Vance candidates are
elected 10 the legislature. Raleigh Is in Wake
county,
SECOND DESPATCH
WILMINGTON, August j.-The precincts on
the line Of the Railroad, rs lar as heard FROM
including New Hanover, give Vance 7OSj,
Holden 797.
FROM 0EOR0IA.
ATLANTA. August 6.-The enemy have been
unusually active during the past SlXteeH hours.
About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon heavy
assault was made upon the works held by our
skhmishers upon tho extreme lett. After some
stubborn lighting they succeeded IN gaining
possession of the position there, but suhscquently
were driven from It, and our lines wete re-estaO-
lished.
About 10 O'Clock last night an assault was also
mace on cur skrmish lines, extending from tho
centre 70 the extreme left; but the movement
having been anticipated, resulted in u conoletl
fiiluIe.
Brisk skirmisbinR continued throughout the
night, up TO the preseut time. Oar loss IN bOt1
Affairs is insignificant.
There was comparative quiet in the city a't
night, and hat few shells were thrown, resulting
in no damage.
COAAEN CEMENT or THE ATTACH oS MnEHL-
DAl PHIN BLAND OCCUPIED --C CNsHAL 4. q.
sMI1H At HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
NOME, August i.--Ycstcrday and last even.
ing the enemy threw an iniAuty force upon
DHuI lsland seven miles from FJrt Gaines
TIE fleet oupide is large this mOruld.. The
Federal double. ender opened On the transport
Dick hrys and then on tie fort, which is repy-
ing ,lOHly. General M,Ury calls on all 10 enroll
th, mselyts for battle. Great confidence preya Is.
a Fedora force, estimated at six Cen lhJLs md,
occupies Holly Springs, Mississippi.
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Rebel Accounts.

FroDfhe Richmond IlHig, AuOusts.
ATLANTA, August 6.-Hon. ]. A. Seddon -
Tie enemy made two assaults to-day on Finly's
aud Lewis Brigades, of Bates Division Of Lees
Corps both of which were handsomely repulsed,
with loss 20 them. j. Is. HOOP, General
Fronihe Richlao'ld wing, AuGua6
Our paragraph on Saturday prepared our
readers for the very bad news which the despatch d
OF General Maury 20 the Secretary Of War con-
tuins. We cannot expect 60 have u continual
sunshine Cf success ia every quarter. For though
II Is cloudy nowat Mobile, il is bright al Atlanta
Mary fil.t
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Oruor Of ras Eyssase rsIsesAsn. 3. J


In Gold there is very htile doing this morning,
but the market is hrm, opening at 2542. cold At
2545 at II o'clock, advanced and sold at 255 at
u, and 1854 At va.
The stock Market continues dull but steady.
There is less dong in Governments bonds, but
prices are without any material change. 6-2os
sold at lO9@lO9l, 1905 are quoted az 1071t9l0s,
and 6s If 1881 at loel@lO64. Railroad shares
are firm and rather betrer Reading sold at 6ea
Pennsylvania Railroad 73a, which Is an advance;
North Pennsylvania 33A@s3a, which is better;
Philadelphia and Erie 34@S4S, an advance; Lit
lie Scbuylkill AZ, and Catawisss common at 20;
90 was bid for Minehlll, and 39b foE Cstaw.ssa
preferred. City 6s, new, sold at 1864.
There Is more doing IN Oil stocks, and pro-
ducing shares are better. with sales Of MeClm-
took at 5, OIL Greek 6, and Dinsmore stSa. There
Is not much doing In Passenger Railroads, but
they are firmly held. Second and Third sold at
y, and Spruce and Pine At 4l@41l. 'f
Bank shares are firm at about former rstss
1873 was bid for Philadelphia; GA for Farmers
and Mechanics; Sc for Commercial; 2s1 for
Mechanics; l0l for Southwark; 80 for wesesrn;
PA for Manufacturers and Mechanics, 321 Tot
Consolidation; 47i for Commonwealth and 90
for Germantown.
The Money Marko. is dull at abou! former
rates. Loans are plenty on call at per cent. per
annum; best paper is selling at from 7(99 per
cent. -..t...r
The subscriptions to the new loan reported at
the Treasury Department yesterday announced
to $500 900. a
PHILADELPHIA STOCK ExcHAN,iE SALES, AUG. H.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGEyCE.
CLEAREp nus MoRNINo.

Barquc William Van Name, LVins, Tampa Ray, u. $.
Stots on a Co.
Brig Maine, Jarvis Barbados, u. h. BAILEY SC. ..
scr American Union smith, New Orlsai,s, n s. Stets
&CO,
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~ lAe sc@ciy Of help IN tAc mills At Clinton,
hhssaehUsetls, recently impelled the company TO
900 an oeent to Noitheru NeS Nork who re-
tuIlcd with ioty grls.
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-Chieago papers are loudly lamenhng the
daily increase Of crime 10 that city.
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nav Nokt, August 1.-The brig Saroa, from
Cape Bte'on, reports that on the 2lst ult., when
@tnN live miles bonfheai u Sable Island, she
sasf large steamer which wa supposed 90 be a
Aeitl piIute.
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fla- HOPE HOSE AND STEAM ENGINE

- Company, No. 2,-The active, honorary, ana con-
treuiinR members VIII aeet At the ALL f0-sfORROW
(fHluAN), l2tll Instant, at ~ o'clock, eqappcdi black
pants red shirt, hat belt black tck-tie 70 JOIN In The
By order ofthe W
COMMITTEE Of ARRAHGENEyrs.
Jos. b, HOFfNrH,
chAiinlanl ". M t ~
Ofiieial Drawings of the shelby caiiege
fNf iso--Augusl a. leefNL1
81 w ~, 90, 45, 5s. ls e2 ~
ENTIA CLAss 16I-@AnFuti ~ ittI|
lna G8, 81, l6, 50, ., A2.76s W, \, ~ ~ ~
N"'A'"'' ''N' ~ T. \. s4nnoxe 4 c.,
Cotiu1.oni ~.
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FOURTH EDITION.
FARRAcUT's VICTORY
HIS WORK FINISHED.
OCCUPATION OF MOBILE NOT
LOOKED FOR.
GENERAL CANDY TO TAKE The CITY,
Special 10 The Evening Telegraph.

ETC.. Etc.. Etc. ETC., I1to.
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nAyrl Bro. No - $. rldrd street, quote as fol-

The following are the receipts OF Flour and
Grain at this port to day - our, 1900 bbls.;
Wheat, $500 bush; Corn, II, l60 bush; Oats,
3i0U bush.
The following are the receipts of Coal on at
this port to-day Crude, $40 bbls.; Refined,
$50 bhla
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

STATE OF TngRNoVsTvB To pAY.-S;T \. N
81. One T.. NJ, 96l. Wind, W.
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WILNrNGToN, August THE precincts Q
the line Of the Railroad, rs lar ~ heard frJu
including New Hanover, give Vunce 70S
Holden 797.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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pr. Cheescman's PIN. Was the commence
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ularties aud distractions which have consigned SO
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UNION AND 1gRAA aaH AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
THE GREAT SECRET.

II Is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long lfe lies In keeping TINS
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Mrs Hooper Of Barnstable, Mass, Was cured o.
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blood, and costiveness OF many years standing. by
Brandreths pills. The case Mt length Is published
In the pamphlets
Sold by br. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddeford, and
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, sat- the Supreme judicial Court,
begun and held at Saco, within and for the
County of York, on tho first Tuesday OF jan
uary, A. D. 1854:
IN the above action, it appearing that Da-
i vid F. Gerrish, tho defendant. Is out OF the
State, and has never been notified, and has no
tenant, agent or attorney in this State upon
whom to serve notice,
The Court Order. That the plaintiff cause
the defendant to be notified Of the tendency Of
this suit BY serving him in hand with an attest.
ed copy Of the writ and this order of Court
thereon, fourteen days Tor by publishing the
Same three weeks successfully in tho Union and
Journal, o newspaper printed at Biddeford, in
said County Of York. the last publication there
of to be thirty days) mt least before the next
term Of said Court to be held ut Alfred, within
and for said County of York, on the fourth
Tuesday of May, A. d. 1864, that he may then
and there in said Court appear and shew cause,
II any he have. why judgment. in said action
should not DO rendered against him, and execu-
ton issue accordingly.
Attest: c. D. LORD, Clerk.
True copy Of the original writ and order Of
Court thereon.
Ia Attest: Y. Is. LohD, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

lJYIIEREAS John NJ. Goodwin Of Dayton, by his
w mortgage deed dated October 7, 1857, which is
recorded In the York County Registry OF Deeds,
Book 255, page 2i5, conveyed 10 the undersigned
certain lot or land, with tho buildings thereon,
which was conveyed to him by Stephen II. Dyer,
woodland In said Dayton, containing ten acres
known rs the Dudley lot, which was conveyed 70
him by Robert Haley by his deed dated October
%, 1854 also, another lot OF WOODLAND 10 uayton
lot, being tho same which was conveyed TO him
and Albert A. Day by Mary Edgecomb, Adminis.
tratrix on tho estate OF Hardner Edyeoomb, by her
decd dated April I, 1915 We hereby givo notice
that the condition OF said mortgage IL broken, by
reason whereof we claim foreclosure.
''"'N JEREMIAH wADLIN,
v., ., ,.., JOHN s. MuRG q.
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Eliot-March II, Nathaniel Knowlton, Esq,
70 yrs 10 months. Asnan much beloved by oil
who knew him.
Kennebunkport - March "a, Capt. Samuel
Grant, go yrs 10 mos.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10. Lydia, daughter of
John Mitchell, 3 yrs mos.
nebunkport-Mar.ls,Mr Mrs. Mary Bourne,
in the S7th year of her age.
Kennebunkport-March %, Mr.. Alexander
Rice, 81 yrs.
Wells (Ogunquit)-M %. Of lung fever,
Mr.. Benz. Simpson, formerly Of Saco, about
so yrs.