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HARMON Dc SAWYER, tam
U. S. War Claim Agents for Maine,

win give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, BoUNTIES, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, Co.. n
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas-
ters and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates Of non indebtedness obtained =
Terms reasonable. lsialGza u Gsdi 500 ss0ar .erl
eB- No charges unless successful. ld ,soif
An advice and information free. q
Office No. ss Exchange Street, Jose Block, fold
stand of Bradford & Harmony {
I1s1EOA5 554 u X. HARMON, % {
w. s. SAWYER.
+ REFERENCES Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, U. S
Senator; Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor of Maine;
Hon. Israel Washburns Jr, Collector of Customs.
3 maytedSv1 IL MOAJl1
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The Lightning Fly-Killer.

Destroys Flies instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else. Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution Each sheet WIN at
tract and kn quart Of fies-and promotes quiet In
nap in the morning.
Sold by all Druggists e sta se iune27eodtn va I
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aIDR.gLANGL EY2SId FAHr
hROOT AND HERR INIT ERS

ROOT AND. HERE BITT ERS
The Great Blood Purifier, the best Health Restorer
and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medicine
ever used.gfspss 3sssg A8g asis INV 81 sifgs. n vi
They efectually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and bilious Complaints General Debility, and all
kindred diseases, gosssg s. sIos4ssl 1..r'f 7,1' !
They cleanse the system, regulate the Bowels. re-
store the appetite, drive out all humor, purify the
blood and strengthen invigorate build up, and re-
store to health and soundness both body and mind Of
all who use them Price 25, 80 and rs cents per 5o-
tle Sold by all dealers in medicine, GEORGE G.
GOODWIN & Co... IS Hanover ST. Boston.
I .hessaI-s46ut mch1Sd4m, *
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/ NEW ORLEANs-Below LIST, barque Hattie Nor
A1ison, Perry from Philadelphia. Az e0F1C
barque John Wesley, Pa2ten, Matanzas.
n tGHtAARLESToN-Sld I'd, brig H Frost, Small,
BzTTfsf5hE Tth, brig Birchard q rOrrroyy,
\ PHiE1DEIPHIA-Ar sth, sch Exchange fh Wood
b Ar7th, ship eastillian, Mckenzie, Liverpool.
q Ga TN brigs volunteer, Moore, London; j Nc
Intyre, Haskell, and Neptune, Russell, AspinwaIi;
gan, St ISa Nh 1 %iSYiTn YIN SSegOFy Re-
old eth, beTqas Ellen hTeDonald, Morton I'm Cron-
At Delaware Breakwater It'll, sch PaIlas, FIN Phila-
NEW foRK-Ar It'll. schs Reno, Lambert, fnton u
Machias; Bent, Foster; Nictous Leighton, and
Sea Bird, Wallace, Cherryheld; Otis, Carrie, Rock
landi Flora, Pease, Addison; cathaRine, Glover, I'm
aSon and osy 9aTng Baxss saolsbuTy Mex
da, Kelley, Boston. = III ~
,s AT sth, schs TshmiTo0, Collins Lingan cB; VIM
EastPortj 4odqsla, Smith, Ellsworth Globe, Ken
BySsr Belfast for Eddysylls Moses Eddy shuts
Jameson, dol Melbourne, Marson, Gardiner T No,
Seymour, Kelley Saco. ''
x Cid sth, ships Belle Wood, Freeman, Liverpool.
Danl Webster, Spencer, London; schs Tennessee
Wooster, Eastpcrtl Harriet, Virgins, Portland;
Ar Sth, ship Ironslies oHver, newport, Eng; sch
% ST. w sens a aa1ss Rvas
Al sth sen Rochsstssf Perry, Bangor rrAaq u
cPtAWTUCkET-Ar sth, sch Banner, Albee, from
Sid sth, sch Game Cock Langley, Calais. al u
AT At Apponang Sth, sch Columbia, Crosby, from
NEWPORT It'll. brig catharine Nicksls. Phil
brook, Rockport for Norfolk schs Star, Heath, and
Fairdeaier PerEins BrooasTe for do O1 s fands
Emery, SAGE tor DO; Martha Maria, Sprague ffoin
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
. A RlrNEiN EWS
4 PoRT OF PoRTLANp.

lDQi1iW arose II ARRIVED. llhfi 81 ~ 1l
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York. ei 4aIg
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for Eastport
md st John NIB. fnalssti .ttf.irnAH g
Brig Flora L Brewer, lef Freeport) Brewer, Fort
Tess Monroe. t,-.r L.. = Id. - t..It a
Sch Lavlnia Barnes, Coleman Albany NY.
Sch Brilliant, Condor, Bangor. 81 iea'rdiu il q 20
Sch Kate Aubrey, Jacobs, Bangor. .,f q
Sch Gem Of the Ocean, Slower, Gouldsboro.
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike, Rockland. t5 D. ~
CLEARED.
Brig Bril-, iBrl Crowen, st John B-Geo 5 Hunt.
Sch Jos Turner, Henderson, New York; Free
II
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rpoN o,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GREEN'S LANDING, July GAR, schs Lady FL
lem Libby, EllsAorth for Portland; Woodcock, Moon,
and INSIDE Martin, Hancock for Boston. ., "
= IkLO - p n E5FE y q =
The N Y shipping List repoIts the sale of ship
Monsoon, built at Bath in 1851, for $4,000 cash.
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MAoH1N1sr's AND BLAoK ,1T,u =, a.,

MAcHINIsr's AND BLACKsMTH's ExcuR-
SION TO BRUNswIcK.-The proposed match
game Of Base Ball between the Eon Club Of
Portland and Bowdein. Club of Brunswick
viii not take place, as arrangements could not
be made with the Bowdoin Club to play upon
that day but arrangements have been made
with the Eon Club to accompany the excur-
sionists, and play against the field. g ZEE
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In lSl4--dqring the war--there WasE9 cele-
bration Of the 4th of July in Hallowell. Each
party hadits orator and its dinner, with speech
es and toasts Charles drummer, l recolect,
delivered the Federal grafton; who the DEM
ocratic orator was, ] do not now remember.
At that time, all volunteer military COMPANIES
AS light infantry, artillery, cavalry and rife
men-were party organizations No Federal
list would be caught in a Democratic infantry,
nor Democrat in a Federal artillery. There
were two such companies in HallowelI, which
did escort duty on the occasion alluded to-
The artillery was Federal company, com
manded by Capt. 1.-THE late Adj. Cen S. ID.
Ladd; the Democratic light infantry was COM
manded by Capt. Benz. Dearborn. The first
dined at Palmer's Hotel in Hallowell; of
course the other would not dine at the same
place nor even in the same town. So the DEM
ocratic infantry were entertained in Augusta.
1t so happened that three or four of the light
infantry company, belonging IN Gardiner, could
not stop to dine with the rest in Augusta; and
on their way to Gardiner, called at Palmers
Hotel in Hallowell, and spoke for dinner on
their private account. The host of course,
felt it his duty to furnish them with some
thing toeat. But instantly it was noised about
that several of the Republican light infantry
were going to dine at the same house with the
Federal artillery and q party excitement soon
10 ,,,,, NJ LIZ '.'''ss iios
rors1 1s,,s 49,, :. ,.s,..sa-. = 10y ea' u
mos {, ode ~ t;s 800. rush 4
pan,,;oa ;,,s,,trr 49,. ~ ~ sns
TSe lstter ,es;sted 81 tbe yo;st - .sS ~ no7''
sra,,,,o, t yvos tow, -. ~ o.'e.
Tor,, - .,ro.4 ,,.s =
bonso noe dad ~ !, ia
some espousing the cause of the artilIerists
Others that of the unfed infantry men,
Forthwith the alarm was sent to Augusta, and
the whole infantry at double quick hastened
to the defense Of their beleagured brethren in
Halloweli. They came into town in grand
order, WIN nxed bayonets, and hating be-
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CATCHING HER CHANCE. That was a
very pretty and feminine act by which the
Empress of the French recently signalized her
briefregency. While her shusband" was gone
to africa, and the keys of the State cupboard
We're left in her possession, she. seized her
chance, and runimaging out the very prettiest
thing she could find there, the Cross of the
Legion of Honor, ran to decorate with it one
Of the most deserving of her own sex, the gifted
Rosa Bonheur. It was the most graceful as
sertion Of the theory of woman's rights we
have yet heard of.
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The Blossoms of the gold colored eompac on the
hair of the Indian woman supply the Sanscrit poets
with elegant illusions. And STERnINa,s AMBRosIA
makes american ladies' enyiable for their luxuriant
checeE1re. july4sndswS
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FOREIGN poRrs


Ar at Hamburg oath nit, ship Edw o'Brien, from
Ar at Liverpool 2eth ult, Shooting Star, from East
At Cardiff 2sd ult, ship oordelia Morris, for Balti-
more, ldg; barque Signal, Snow, for New York, do;
Ar At Honolulu May i0, barque smyrniOte, Burdit,
u AZ at Vera Cruz 2Sd uls brig Edward Thompson,
Ar at Callao NAV 2s, ships Geo Raynes, Batchel-
der, San Francisco, land sailed 31st for ChinchaS.
Alexander Iinscon Chincas, tend sailed June a M
sGermany); 18th, Detroit, Thomas, Montevideo land
sailed June 81 for Chinchas, to load for Englandl:
Cowper. sparrow, and Wizard King, Woodwork
In port June IS, ships F1estford, Weeks horn San
Francisco, just ar for Cninenas; Chas FarwslI &C.
rard from do, ar 12th, for do = -
AT Salt Pond, Africa, May o. baroues i G N;chaas
blanchard, With loss Of both anchors: Tidal Wsvs'
Hooplnan, with loss of both anchors 80 - " ~,
AT at Loaado, AT April 10, ship w d sewsll, Eide.
s5 Ara Naiannas sOth ut harqas Mary Fox Ross
CID Isl, barape Anna N GRAY. GRAY. Nar,. VI.
pfIg John Stevens, Hopkins, New Orlea,s - W y !
IA ist, brig VIM II Parks Plummer, for phn.ao,
!. ca at HAVANA ist brig sfazatian, Msdooc,s q,
At Lingaa cB 10Th ult. schs White c,ono rr.s.
man; rom Bath for New York lS'0uu' ~
IN lEev 70 zStn nit schs Maryland Cssnna stak,
NT xryat' Anu Nn,,l fa pss ior New York,
s, al q. New hiyer CD Sd inst shin Merchant,
Spfague, New York, to load for Tiyyer rrP
rt,s ~ ?. S9nn NIB 9th inst brig Restless Mitchell,
9 M ana, p,n, ship Sardis, Cox, New york
~ ssysti snip Julia. Crosby Greeuock; 9th, brig
:, VI fsiAnken, Haskell, Philadelphia TlfiIf
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1iiO lOnoHAliS CAhsttsts 1rOul LIE report OE5bne
recent proceedings in the Prussian Chambers,
will show the grounds of the quarrel between
the Ministry and the Deputies. The first is a
summary of the speech from the throne, which
was read by Herr Bismarls r, I. TTpNl0
The clearly expressed intention of fhe ma
jority of the Lower House to place difficulties
] in the way the Ministry has proved idetri-
mental to the material welfare of the country
BY rejecting the budget and the Bills for the
reorganization of the army. the increase of
the Prussian fleet, and the expenses of the war
with Denmark, the Chamber of Deputies has
refused demands which the Government was
compelled to make. The Chamber has adopt
ed resolutions which the Government cannot
carry out. Instead of the desired understand
ing having been arrived at, the session closed
with the impression of mutual arrangement.
\ The Government viii continue to conduct
public affairs according to the wants of the
country, and win vigorously represent the in
terests of Prussia both at home and abroad
1t hopes that the day Is not far distant when
the nation through its sentatiYes, win exi
press to the King its approval and thanks
for the course which has been pursued
His majesty thanks the Upper House forth
devotion and fidelity it has again displayed
during this session. =
The reply of the Deputies, who are thus
/ scolded and sent home, is dignifed and to the
point.
Herr Grabofo, President Of the Lower
House, said: 1.-THE speech, from the throne
complains that no understanding has been ar
rived at; but what the Government demanded
was the submission of the Chamber The eff
forts to transform a constitutional into an alb
solute, policy and military State have reached
the utmost limit h11t fllav win xr,e,lr ,,Sx,,
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OUR n NATIONAL FoiBLE. This is the title
Of an article, ssharp, forcibIe and wei written,
says Boston critic,-in the Universolist
Quarterly Reuie,e for July, from the pen Of
Miss EMMA B. CoBB. e This Quarterly is a
magazine of high literary character, and no
feeble or wishy-washy articles are likely to
gain admission to its columns. MisseCobb is
Maine lady, at present resident Of this city,
and has written several excellent articles for
our columns over the signature of Epsilon"
The Press is now daily enriched by the pro
duets Of her pen, as her whole time is devoted
to its interests. -.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July 10, by Rev G f Allen, Lauriston
Cham erlain, OF Brunswick and Miss Lydia A Gould,
of Lisbon 1iiIis 2 niiH Hsfa aEiiQT allI1 y
In Sherb,une, July7 Joseph Ramsey, of Port
land and Miss Lizzie A Muref, of Westbrook l. 80
In lewiston July 4, L Cummings and Mary
Thurston, both Of Winthrop. . tes
In Lewiston, July 5, IRA NJ Russell and Miss Lizzie
: In Auburn, July 3, David P Field and DOrcas W
In Newcastle July 2, Edward Jones and Frances
L Thompson, both of Wiscasset. fna1 IS nWoH7 4
In Newcastle, July 8, Alfred w Cunningham and
Lizzie @ Leighton both Of Jefferson.
In Biddeford, July 1, Daniel H Abbott and Eliza
beth Father Charles w Waterman and Hannah
Wood, ahof y. W n ~ ~ "a
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Col. Hslpine--Miles o'Reilly--editor Of The
Citizen, was quite seriously injured on the
railroad at Baltimore on the 4th inst
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scofoHnp poTNoT K1nIEp.

ri
| II seems there are already men in the South
some Of them wearing and sdtsgractag their
shoulder straps-who have not yet got the
idea worked out. of them that the black man
has no rights which the white man Is bound
to respect OF this class is one Col B. B.
Eggleston, commanding at Atlanta, Ga, who, on
the 9th Of june, issued a special order TO this
effect:
bsna41 4rh
All persons in and about Atlanta, Georgia,
having in their possession or employ negroes
or negresses, are hereby ordered to have their
names registered by the Provost Marshal Of
this post and passes obtained for them, on or
before the 18th of June Ae
All negroes who shall be found in this city,
without a pass from the Provost Marshal, after
said date, will be arrested and disposed of as
may hereafter be determined.
If this is the 'sstyle' Of freedom that is to
prevail for the black man of the South, then
less progress toward liberty has been made
than most northern people have heretofore i'm
agined. 1t is to be hoped President johnson
will have an eye to such Commanders as this
--oSf'Sooen' ia emil. teite hta no
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oV9.-l raIIn.-- may 7 = = 0 = N
BUY NE, TRY ME / 1L,L ! DO b YOU GOOD.

{ aa DR.. Lnngtey's A3sOdy1se. z,
A new medicine for all the summer Complaints
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure of Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and Chronic
Diarrhea, which are SO common with all ages, and SO
dangerous at this season Of the year. We never ad
yertise certificates Let 1t stand upon its own merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Hence our motto :-Buy mes &C., Of. the heading
Every person who uses it viii testify as many have
already that Dr.. Langieys Anodyne Is tile greatest
discovery Of the age and must be Queen Of all Med-
cnes, by its great cures. Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle. 49, As.sr
For sale in this city by H. H. Hay, and w. F.
Phillips g. Co. CIV sofia june15eodSw3ma
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Co COL i, rs HONEY, so Al

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, In such univers al
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fragranty scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale be- all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
june31d1yrs.. is.s, s4f45s n - ti..,.5 go
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June q, of Tqskar ship Nippon. Baker, from
Liverpool for San Francisco,
Lyerroo; q: Se,s .SG % a. Anp atmospheric ''0'a
bile for Bath.
June %, lat 80 10, Ion "a 90 barque Mary Ann, 10
days from New York for New Orleans.
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Dye, and StiW Live. 6oieas
And, we add, you can look young and beautiful by
the use Of BUSH's HAIR DYE, for changing the
Hair or whiskers to fine brown OF glossy black. An
the Druggists have it, saialaes july II dlwIla1a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICE BROTHERS,

PRODUCE OoMMISSI0E MERCHANTS.
- 60 and 4 L East VVaser So,
MILWA KIE, SCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc..--s
The following choice brands of Flour OH hand:--
+ BERFsHYs BEST, N WARREN,
3 IN CABINET, EAGLE
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
Flour and Produce bought stored and insured at
liberal rates. - = 1nar13eod1y
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DR.; TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR nF-
S ,s,see E6ihAToR, THE M0sr woSDERFrI. pIsooT-
~ ~ or,s THE AeE, viii positively restore Gray Hair
and beinn color, whether black brown or auburn
hssntifli el uehghtful dressing it imparts to 1t
pro,note Sissy and healthy appearance 1t viii also
ths glonds ar Of new hair on bald heads, where
sIiS renovo nj ~ are not disorganized; and efec-
.ng a. money asnted to produce the above re-
w. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sol al Inv
Druggists everywhere. mav1ioed ems ~
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New York House, 50 eedarsreet N, Y.
July. 1i+-d&waw lsisael slIasiasa TzalaAls
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THE UNION snNrrsaaF AT MOBILE.

A meeting Of ths. loyal citizens Of Mobile
wac hold in that efty on the 9th of June, nu--
maronslv attepded,wiich was presided over by
VIM Rix. Esq, assisted by several Vice Presi-
dents A committee ofwhich x. B. Sewall.
Esq was chairman, reported preamble and
- series OF resolutions, the substance ofwhieh
THAT the government of the State as it
existed in 1860, had been subverted andset
aside by an unlawful combination of people
through hostility to the Federal Union.
4 2-That the act of secession was not an act
Of the people, but device ola convention con-
vened and acting without authority oflaw
3-That said usurpation having been put
down, the people of Alabama were ft,with-
out any legal State government, and must re-
main subject only to military rule unt1 reor-
ganized into State government
J 4-That the security, order, peace and pros
perity of the people of Alabama demand
that they should at once renew their allegi-
ance to the Government of the Uuited States,
and as speedily as practicable get back under
civil rule.
5-That the Constitution andLaws ofSthe
United States are the supreme law of the land,
and must be recognized as such in any reor-
ganizaion of the State government.
y 6--That the authority Of the United States
be invoked, to be exercised through military
governor or otherwise, to enable the people,
as early aspracticable, to resume their normal
srelatiohs to the Federal Union. II
ID A motion to amend was offered, making the
preamble less distasteful, and humiliating to
the rebels, and SO as to do less violence to the
Southern ideas of State Rights, bnt Mr.. Sewan
vigorously opposed the motion, and it was lost,
and the original preamble and resolutions were
adopted ,d5sr ..a-uodS hrs bgo9 90 :.
Mr.. Sewal is well known in this city, He is
a native Of this State, and married his wife in
this city, but has long been an eminent law
yer in Mobile. He has been true Union
man throughout the rebellion, never consent
led to or supported It, and last summer, in or
der to prevent being forced to uphold il, he con-
trived to escape, came North and spentthe au
tumn and part Of the winter in this city and
State. He remarked to a friend in our hear
ing, that he left Alabama by the back door but
that he should hetreturntiLl he could enter at
the front door. He has done So, and Willnc
doubtrendef ihcalculable service to the Govern
ment i'm placing that State once more in mar.
mony with the Federal Union, and 50 placing
her that no doubt can ever arise in the mind 81
any loyal man as to his duty, should cabal
again attempt to swing the State out of the
Union, and to exercise authority in opposition
to that Of the supreme law of the land"
- - - ID 81 Is al -
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Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Middle Street, know a.
IL the oayson House.
House and Lot corner Of watervilIe and She rbrOok
SITS. Terms easy, to suit purchasers.
Apply to W, 81 Middle st. Ju1y1ldtf
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~ CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City.
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NEW oRLEANS-Below LIST, barque Hattie Nor
Iison, Perry, from Philadelphia. ~ aoFaC
Cid 2sth, brig Caroline Staples, Bordeaux; 10Th,
barque John Wesley, Patten, Matanzas.
1 CHARLEsToN-sld I'd, brig H Frost, Small,
! BALIflf0RE Ar Tth, brig Birchard q Torrrey,
PHiE2DsLPHIA-Ar 9TH, sch Exchange wood
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL STRUGGLE IN
sdS11 PRUSSIA. A4IIf1O1

The following extracts from the report Of the
recent proceedings in the Prussian Chambers,
win show the grounds of the quarrel between
the Ministry and the Deputies. The first is
summary of the speech from the throne which
was read bv Herr isroarL.rT r TrrCNnn
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-11

1t was favorite measure Of Herr Bismark,
: ana hls anger and mortification al. its failure
have been extreme. =
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Wanted to Exchange.
TAINTED.

lo.n9h7gd q.o Wanted. 'ht
A n experienced CLERK IN a Dry Goods store =
IA Apply at 800 Congress st. july11d3f,s
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HENR Y HELMS,
s MANUFACTURER OF
BiIliard Tables 7

With Patent Combination Cushions, Patent Pockets
ifr n and all the latest improvements.
Any questions by mail Immediately answered hv
- + HENRY HELMS, 500 Washington ST.
Between Dover and Chapman Streets, Boston,
July 11-w6m .f.r ra.0
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-19

OYSTER SALOON.-Having refitted
~ our OYSTER SALOON, we offer supe-
rior Cove Oysters, in any quantity and served
in all Styles at the old stand of Homrich s. Son.
Families and Restaurants supplied at the
lowest rates. HOMRlCH IL GROVE.
Sept. H. 1865
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-19
VIRGINIA,

At rules held in the Clerk Office of the Cir
cult Court of Morgan County, Oh the I'd day of
October, 1866
The Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia. Plaintiff
Charles Locker and Mary his wife, Thomas
dld6all, Maggie \. Orrick. widow of johnson
orrick, decd, Henry a., Mary J. and Sophia
4. Orrick, infant children of johnson Orrick,
decd, Henry Locker, Lizzie D., Edward Q.
and Lucy 0. Locker, children of Lucy Locker,
dec Cromwell Orrck, Charles \: Swami,
and Louisa his wife, Rebecca NJ: Orrick, wild
ow of Cromwell Orrick, deceased, Sarah Har-
rison, administrators of Peyton r. Harrison,
dec d., -, administrator of } ohnson Orrick,
decd, and Lewis Allen, administrator dc bonis
non of G.. Orrick dec d., Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to settle the accounts
of the said former and present administrator
of Cromwell Orrick, dec d., to ascertain the as
vene the creditors thereof-to assign dover to
his widow, and to obtain decree for the debt
due by him to the plaintiff.
And it appearing, on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defendants Charles Locker
and Mary his wife, Thomas Tidball Henry
Loo er, Lizzie E., Edward O. and Lucy o.
Locker, children of Lucy Locker, deceased,
Cromwell Orrick, Chas. A Swami and Louisa
his wife, and Rebeeca NJ Orrick, widow of
Cromwell Orrick, dec d., are not residents of
this State they are hereby required to appear,
within one month after due publication Of this
interests in this matter 1t is further ordered
that copy hereof be published, once a week
for four successive weeks, in any newspaper
printed in the county of Berkeley, and posted
at the front door of the Court House of Morgan
County, on the first Monday after the date Of
this order. Teste, WM IT, BKER,
Pendleton, p. q. Clerk
October II, 1S65.-4t.