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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

, The splendid and fast Steamships
,E CHESAPEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
Sf&es&4K FRANCONlA, Capt. SHERWOOD, will
uHtil further notice, run as follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
DAY and SATURDAY, at p M, and leave Pier
North Riyer, New York, every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY, at 8 O'Clock P. M $40
These vessels are fitted up with fine accemm oda-
tions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage $500, includin 2
Fare and State Rooms. esl - o
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
St.John, ~ "
Shippers arerequested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as 2. M. on the day that they
leave Portland uf 4 ''
For freight or passage apply to aa hto
EMERY 8 FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
II. B.CRoMWELI.& CO., No. SO West Street,
New York tt nlf Hl
Z Deo.8, 1852. go diff
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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY GER
TIsICATES. r
Cure Of catarA Of Ten Years, Stand

Care Of Catarrh OF Ten Years Standing.
L, Mr.. WILLIAM DoNNELLY. corner of Dexter
and u streets, South Boston, do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catarrh for the
past ten years. She lost the sens of smel and had
no passage through her nostris during that time
Every remedy was resorted to, without receiving
any relief. Seeing Mrs. M. g. Browns Me apAysi-
cal Discovery advertised. concluded TO try it. At
ter doing SO, l must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for nclining me to tais great remedy for that
dreadful dsease-Catarrh believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine 1t must have been sent of God 10 the
people to rid them ofthe horrible diseases that take
hold of them. My daughters Catarrh is entirely
broken up, her otsmell has returned the pas.
sage to her head is clear. i cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to all who suffer from
Catarrh.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
Notice.

PORTLAND, Jan. 28, 1866.
WE certify that we have thoroughly examined
wv the Machine Shop of the Portland Company
ana that there is no danger of accident.
me only defect was in few of the floor timbers
VI III sne third story. ID tFf. 4
ms has been remedied so as to be perfectly safe
Snt me whole structure can be made doubly strong
and will be completed as soon as practicable
.oo Thos. j, SPARROW, q.
lanou GEO BROCK. ae.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
Proposals for Fresh Beet.

OPFIoE OF THE A. Y. s., U. >. A,
Portland, Maine, Feby lst 1866.
CEALBD Proposals will be received at this office
y until Monday February 81. 1866 at IL N, for the
supply of Fresh Beef to ali the troops stationed at
Lhe Camps and Forts in the vicinity OF Portland,
Maine, Tor one year Tor such les time as the Com
missary General shall directly. The Beefto be OF the
best quality IN quarters, with an equal proportion
OF ore ana nIna; necxs shanks and kidney tallow
Each bid must be accompanied by COPY of this
advertisement, and the names of two responsible
persons Presidents of Portland) to enter INTO sTiii
cisnt bond sureties for the faithful performance
of the contract.
The A. q. S. reserves the right to reject arv =,
all bids not deemed advantageous to the Govern.
ment.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for fur.
uishing Fresh Beef Box 1922, Portland Post Office
The BIDS will be opened at the me specified, at my
Office No. 1924 Moron Block Congress street. Bid.
ders are invited TO be present -
HENRY INMAN.
Capt. A. Q. M. C A. c. S., is. A.
Feb 4-dtd -
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International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais 4 st. John.
fr. SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

-,. .o...,.s ,Saa2Mg~ = On and after Thursday
4 Narch I'd the steamer New
A[VNlILZAEBru Brunswick, Capt. f. b. Win.
- chester, viii until further nc
tee leave Railroad Wharf.
loot Of State Street, every Thursday, at O'Clock
L. M, for Eastport aud st John.
Returning, will leave st John every Monday. at s
A; M for Eastport, Portland and Boston ~
Freight received on days DISABLING until O'Clock
Portland. Feb 20, 1866. -dtf ~ As''' -
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
Elecaic Medical IzAfarmary i.
TO THE LADIES

DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
need q medical adviser, to call at his rooms TO-
Temple Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
DR.. HIS Eclectic Renovating Medicines are un rival
ed in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
srucons after ali other remedies have been triedin
vain II Is purely vegetable. Containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may DO taken
with perfect safety az all times.
Semitic any part of the country with full ireoioRs
by addressing DR.. HUGHES.
No. 5 Temple Street, corner Of Middle Portland.
n. B.-Ladies desiring may consult ono Of their
own sex. lady of experience in constant attend
ance. jan1 1866 d&wiY
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NOlice.

VVHEundersigned, three of the corporators named
IN in the Act entitled an Act to incorporate Var
mouth Paper Company, hereby notify the other
corporators that the first meeting under said act
will be held on Thursday, Feb. 3d. at o'clock, F.
NJ at this office of said company in Yarmouth, for
the following purposes: .
1st. To accept said Act of Corporation G
I'd To take all necessary measures to organize said
company according to law. esIB
3D.. To transact any business that may properly
come before the meeting.
CHAs. d. BRowr,
t4fA -ae PRENTIss L0RING.
Of. u.-- SAMUEL BUCKNAM.
Yarmouth Feb. II, 1866. feblTdlw
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For sale or ExchnDge

Lot of land No. IS Portland St., containing over
OOO square feet For particulars inquire az 81 Com
mercial Street. febl5i3ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
ona ATLANTIC 9 Do q
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall st, cor. KiiJians, NEW YORK.
m afls JANUARY, 1866. tst
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
CATION Risks.


Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
CATION Risks.
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; an 'or which
Ccrtihcates are issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed.
The Dividends In the Years 1864 and were 40
per cent each. 5srT
sum Of sls.6si.O2o
Cash, 12,s5s,7so
The Company has assets, over Eleven Million
B0LtGrs, Wiz
United States and State of New-York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, $4,974700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2,l87,950
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, l.5
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and 4.
other securit es, 3140, $50
United States Gold Coin, 541 $3.50
Cash in Bank, 288,430
@ll l83 500
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23

WvO gentleman of steady habits, large, pleasant
4 furnished Room, heated by furnace. and sup
piled with gas in private family. House centrally
located Apply to W, AZ Middle st. feb 10 DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-23
Portland and Boston Line
Steam to and From the OLD Country.

Steam to and From the Old Country.
<ZTfA The welI-known favorite Clvdebuilt
&,kAkAAEE Iron steamers of the ANcHoFs LINE Of
steamships, 'HIBEREI a, )" "CALEDoNJA, nnRpITA NJ
MA" and UNITED tNeDoM," are inten ded to sail
fortnightly to and II ON New York c,rrr;ng mas
ssneers to and from liverpool, Glasgow. BeIfysf
DNohn, Waterford, Cork, LimericE, GcIlccw on
for The Atlantic trad. are divided into sPecisry
air tight compartments
assI. Rtass of Passage.
From New York H. any ofthe above place: Cabins.
Sl2O and 300; stearnge $45, payable in American
currency. IVAN
To New York from any of the above places: Cab.
ms S65 and $50; ateerage, S25 payable in gold or
equivalent IN American currency.
Ihose who wish to send for their friends can buv
tic cts ct these ratef from the Agents. : ;,
FRANCIS MACDONALD s. co
jansd4m Bowling Green, New York,
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DR. SWEET will attend to the business department.
to whom n orders should be addressed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-01

An KITS MACKEREL. just received
ItO and for sale by
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-01
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

EFTERS fesfeDentary- Oh the estate Of
IL John W, Boddie having been granted to
the undersigned By the Probate Court of Mad
ison county, Mississippi, At the September
term, A. ID. 1865, thereof
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO come forward and
exhibit the same and have them registered
in the msnner and within the time prescribed
By Law, OF they will be forever barred.
GEORGE BODDIE,
Sept~1%rMeH Err.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-01
Yottrg.

SONG TOn THINKERs.
pY cHAzIEs snAw.
Take the Spade Of Perseverance.
Dig the field Of progress wide;
Every rotten root Of faction.
Hurry ont and cast aside;
Every stubborn weed Of Error,
Every seed that hurts the soil;
Tares, whose every growth IL terror
Dig them out what'er the TOLL
Give the streams Of education
Broader channel, holder force;
Hurl the stones Of Persecution
Out, where'er they block It's course;
Seek for strength in self.exertion
Work and still have faith 10 wait;
Close the crooked gate Of fortune;
Make the road to fortune straight
Men are agents for the Futursi-
As they work. 90 ages win;
Either harvest or advancement,
Or the product Of their sini
Follow ont true Cultivation,
Widen Education's plan;
From the majesty Of Nature
Teach the majesty Of Man
Take the Spade Of Perseverance,,
Dig the Geld Of Progress wide; .
Every bar to true Instruction
Garry out and cast asidei
Feed the Plant whose Fruit Il wisdom
Cleans from crime the common sodi
So that from the Throne Of Heaven,
Il may bear the glance Of God.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-01

And will be pleased to supply their wants for all
articles In his line. with the best attention and
at the lowest possible prices.
His arrangements enable him TO order any
goods not IN store. that his friends may desire
which he will be pleased to do for a small commits
sion, through one Of the best merchants in the
city.
In placing himself before his fellow citizens
again, be refers with pleasure TO his long and
intimate association with them, and being o
fellow sufferer In the late trying struggle. he
trusts his knowledge of their condition and
wants will enable him to render entire ~satisfac-
ton. and retain their long and valued con-
hdence.
To those OF his friends who are indebted TO
the house Of NORTON, MOSBY 4 Co., he
begs leave TO say that, he is prepared to receive
payment. in full or in part, and will gladly
receive whatever they may be able to pay.
To such as may not be able to pay now, by
reason Of the vicissitudes Of the times, he
would say, have no fear Of being harrasscd or
annoyed, but II 700 can not pay old scores now
come forward nevertheless and help him with
your patronage and influence, and Tins enable
him to extend that indulgence which it will be
his pleasure to do according TO bis ability.
he Ia prepared to buy COTTON for which
he will pay the highest market price in CASH,
or in BAGGING. ROPE, or any other merchandise
that may be desired.
s. L. MOSBY.
Canton, July 20, 1865. I'm.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09
DEMOCRATIC PLAQTOaR.

Rrsoivad. ThSt the Democratic peftye9 DO De.
RADIO County are to-day. a. in the Pess, e99a4 g
their usme ard ORGANIZATION, Aud aesSss1 -
taehSd Ia their time .hUn0rrd pTtueipaRe. GAss
amrrg these wr 1t the pres Mt time desire esPs
oially 10 emphasize the following articles sG our
poliiIral faith:
First-The ;ratermsl u, ion Of 'hs States.
secund-Ihe Constitution aud laws supreme
ospT all.
Third-The milit'ry to be subordinate to the
civil payer.
FoIrth--staie rishts, limited only BY expressly
d.leQatrd n. wrre.
Finh-TIP Monroe doctrine
siAlh A hard m"nrN currency, With aa extern
sion Of the Spc'fc ont act Act To include verbal
euntTarts for NT kinRmrn's Wages, and all coz
tracts far paN nts coIn. verbal or Otherwise.
Seventh Wkii,t arkmN letginE the fact that
slavery il abulrhrd in 'he States lately In Fabtl
lien. ale emf ThAirAllI ~ pnsed to extending
the right of suiIage I" n' gTrs aud other tufsnor
races aud while We d. sire that the population
cnmI,n,in the inferior race, within the United
State should eIjnS al ER,l Iighis and re" edies
extended Z" uIbt pTk0I's. VIZ ar" unR!teTably op
psrd TO contrr'ins uIon them either social or pa
litical equality.
Eighth Oppnsition to the sale or taxation OF
the mi rral land "f this ecast believing. hrst.
that til" m'Ir> Ar tepr"p 'TtN Of the disrOSereTsi
secnd. that thu ir DE- elnrrnt ought rather 10 he
rnc,Mr g,d by premiums than retarded " taxa
tiuH.
NInth--Thzf E>>, :. = CJats h-aTtfly endorse
TN d. rim, OF I'r SIdrH Jnhh.0n set foTtA In
his North ar'i'ns proclamation q q the power
nf tTr.rrIhinS tn" QUALIFICATIONS If electors and
the elgit IiIlS oI p Tr"n> 10 hold uhice 10 Vested
which r"Wrr as Is Weh said LS 'hr Pre-, ideut. is
Hr ~ hich the seNrrIl states COMPRISING the Fed
eral tuiHh we ext ci>ed fem the origin Of the
Government to the present time"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09
THE ELECTION,

The election in our city passed of qui.
stly and Desceahly. There wss no quar-
rsling, no disturbance, no bitterness Of
FEELING vNnnife~sv& at any Of the polls. -
At the Presidential election the AbOli.
tioni>ts carried the city by majority Of
3S2; at the election on Wednesday last
they carried it by = very small majority
mot more than 25. The first, second
and Hfth ward the Democracy carried -
the Ab"litiOnists the third and fourth
The vote of the city and county has de-
creased considerably. We have elected
our Senator, Sheriff, Recorder and Dis.
trict Attorney the AbOliuonists have
elected their County Clerk the balance
Of the ticket is 10 close it will require an
official count to determine the matter
Both parties claim it by ANAL mnj"ritieS.
1t is probable that We have elected the
entire Legislative ticket. BLOW we pub
lish the returns IS fer ~ received for Sen
aIor and Sheriff. There are eight pre-.
cincts yet to hear from, which will moi
materially change the result:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09

ELECTION IN THE STATE. The Demnc.
racy have carried the counties Of TuO
lumne. Amad0r, Sun0ma. StaniSauE and
Tulare and have elected one Srnnt0r
aud six Asstmblymen in San Francisco.
The Sacramento Union says 1.-The returns
Indicate the success Of the regular Uninn
ticket in Shasta. Sierra. Su:ter, Yuha.
Butte, Tehama. Ne, ada. Placer, Alpine,
Calaveras, San J""qnin, Santa Clara, Al
smeda and Los Angeles" We have ex.
amin-d the returns carefully, and find
nothing in them ab Mt Nevada, Alpine
and Santa Clara while in Butte it is
close, and the el, ctiOn of Democrat is
conceded in Los Angeles. Fom the dis
patch in the Union We judge that Si>ki'
you has gone Democratic. In Sacram"n-
to there was . fusion between the Demo-
Gratis and Short Hairs, and the fusion
ticket succeeded with the exception Of
Coroner. County Treasurer and Public
Administrator. 1t may be claimed ns .
Democratic victory. The D. mocratic
Central Committee of San Francisco
claim the election Of q majority Of the
members Of the next Assembly, but we
think it is doubtful. Too few counties
have been heard from to decide the mat.
ter.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09

LYING REPuRTS The radicals seem
disguised t. do something terrihle,M raih-
er To make the people believe that Others
do. The correspondent "f the New York
Tribune in Virginia, FIR instance, tells the
most ridiculous stories abuut the NAL
treatment ol II, gr"cS BY lh,ir fnrrner mas
te's and the military auIhOritieS, and j.,
far frnm being satisfied with the action
Of Gov. Pie'pnnt. And this lying stuff
the agents VI the Associated Press in New
York send all over the country bv telr
graph. The obvious purpose Of this stuff
is to excite sympathy for the negroes AS
against their masters. and to bring the
administration Of Gov. PitrpOht int" dis
rrpute. because he will not do exactly ~
the radicals wish him 10 do The people
Of Virginia " i'll never submit to be gov
erned by the A mltinnistS Of MaS>arhu.
srttS, aud Gov Pi. rponl's refusal t" carry
into effect Summers fanatical policy, has
caused these lying reports TO be written
AID circulated.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09

UNCONSTITUTIONAL" - The Supreme
Cou'I nf Wisconsin has decid, 4 Ihat the
law Of C"nRrrsS re9ui'ing stamps tn legal
processes. in the beginning or Other sta
grS of suit, is Unconstitutional, and
therefore vn,h, and the stamps on hgal
I,aptr> NOT necessary. The ground 81 the
d"ciSinn is that The int nsitinn of tax
upon any proceedings in q StateC"u't is
an invasion Of the right # State to reg
ula'e proceedings in it's own CnUrt that
If Congress can tax ,l"Sr procr, diNgS at
all, il can lay a tax that will practically
amount (" a r"hihitinn. and thus lrpi>
late the State Courts out OF existence. -
PiIt>hurg Chronicle
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09
AxoSo nrAD MRNs BoxE% : For sew.

AxoNa nEAD MENR BoSES - For sew
eral daNS past wnrkmrn have been IN
gagged in removing the bones from the old
city graveyard, and transferring them to
their new resting pIace. The cemetery
is about seventeen acres in extent. and il
well 6IleI with graves. The removal Of
theSr remains is lahorious task ,a'd will
require several weeks aud = considerable
number Of laborerS. The cemetery has
not been used fir several years. and the
graves are nearly oil old, and bu' few
c"ftinS Tetnain.
This graveyard vas extensively nsed
in the spring and summer of lS40, when
the cholera rnged in the city, aud six
thousand per>UnS were stricken down by
the peStirnCe.
We understand that in digging up some
Of these old graves the labor rs have
f'und money enough to make II interest
ing not such valuable trraSu' es as were
di, ed in the graves at Chrioui, but
still en"uch I" excite their cnpiniiy. In
nnr grave the sun ri S5OV III F,enrh gnd
was tug il arpearcd to have b." II served
up in the collar "E ,he O~ner> coat, who
doubtless died nf cholera, aud had b. en-
buri without ing un'irrSSed. In an.
other gave $3.50 wnS un' artheh. and
1920 in anoth,r. Large snMs NAV he
I..nud. and the lahOrrrS are on the qni
Vive lnr the precious metal. GreephNck>
were unkn"wn in those rhOlrra times, and
gold and silver were more plentiful than
At present.
Among 'he graves dug was ihot nf MIS-,
Shea, an Irish actress, who wa> killed ten
wars az" o" the stage Of the ST. Louis
Theatre. bv the falling "f u " light from
"nt of the b AIMS <nppur,ing the scenery
The play was ".Iack Shel'pard. BE"
de- Bar WAS playing BlueSkin. and Mrs.
Shea was artimy the part "f Mrs. ship
pard. The weight Tell upon her hea =,
ipArtnritrs' her skull and killing her it.
Stahtly. She was buried in II IN, tall
cotfin. with glass face. and wa inter- d
in her Stage costume, with her bracelets.
brraStpin, etc. an her person. On open
ing thu gave the remains "f Mrs. Shea
wtre found in good state "f pe's rVa'io"
I The w"km,n exa ninrd the bracelets
.; Ihr"u.h the glass. hut dill not open the
thn, although il WaS reported among
them thar the j-welrv WAS ~orrh over
| S5,000 The fact is, however. that il j.
"ulv stag" jewtIry. and not worth -, er
! $40 Mrs. Shea'S relatives are AL IN Eu.
'"re. mud her remains have never been
! sent for. and probably never will. - s..
! Louis Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09

AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The seventh an
nual fai' Of the Ell Duraio Agricultural
Society will commence on Tuesday next
at Confidence Pavilion. in This city, and
continue during four days. We hear that
Hon. Frank PIxley is to oliver tn o a
ti"n on Friday, which fart nf it's If w,ll
draw large croxi. The Society viii
distribute premium" to th- amrunt Of on"
thousand dollars. There will I've a z and
hail on Friday "igIt. Let all "ur cit!zrn>
join in wilh the committee Of arrange
mentS tn make this exhibition eclipse al
fnrmrr ones
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09

CoMxw TO GRIEP. - There are some
pretty significant indications that the ul.
ira. faUsticai. blond. .tbirsty faction Of the
Republican party are to come to Rrirf-
to be wounded in the house Of th'iT
friends, and by the hsnd Cf their chosen
leader. The conservative element in the
Republican party will no longer follow
the mischievOus and dangerous lead OG
Phillips, Sumner aad Wade. These ere
encouraging indications, affTding at least
ground for hope, that upon the two
points most insisted. upon by the radicals
-wh"lesale hanging and neero suffrage
the President will sadly diSsPpoi"t their
expectations aud blast their darling hops.
On the nekro suffrage question he has 81.
ready done 10, TO their amazemtnt, and
they are gruInhl;ng and finding fault "a ith
him therefor. He T. lis them that Suffrage
il ! TD1ifsr win which he has nothing to
do-ih1i ,bu General Government and
COngresshas nothing to do with it: but
that, under the Constitution, it belongs
exclusively TO the States, and I" them he
AhaIl leave it. This does not suit the rad
icAls. and the are organizing a'rarty'sN1
oppose his Administration. Wendell Phil
lips, Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson, Ben
Wade and other leading radicals say the
Presidents policy is wrong; that he can
not I've counted upon as friend, and that
they must convert him. No rrcOnstruc'
tiOn without negro suffrage" is their de
clared policy. and on that they will make
a fight on the opening Of Congress. The
President is opposed to their policy, and
it is reasonable to infer that he will not
retain in his Cabinet men who will not
indorse his views. A new party and a
new Cabinet will be organized il the rad
icals mike fight against the Admins
tration, rs they threaten. The Drmocra
cy As one man approve the President :
reconstruction policy, and if the couSrr'
vative element in the Republican party
unite with them, they u i'll crush the rad
icals.
Recent Geographic dispatches give US
grounds tor hope that the President will
di<appoint the radicals upon their hope
of wholesale hanging. The National In
telligvncer. which is fully in the interest
, Of the President and probably e'jovs his
confidence, not lnng since published a
lrading article which seems tn warrant
this conclusion. The article quotes the
law, asserts the right Of i 6icung the last
penalty upon those guilty, but cites his
toricnl examples. showing that after al
expediency and experience agree in show
ing that for the government leni mt pol
icy is the true one. 1t is probable that
the artile in the Intrllgenc+r was sug.
gested by the President; it is known he
Sancii"ned il On these two vital point-
he differs from the radicals, and the diff
! ference must result in the disruption Of
the Republican party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

tn the ProbFte Court Of the equity Of Fl Dorado,
l. stare Of California.
IN the Mraer oF'LS Esf,,tr oF .E5Fn " Gapn1tDr,
Uece"Eed = Mott = IL" It'~'in0 NJ Application
fO" LetteTs cf AdmiBi~t"uii0H.
Notice is hereby given that Isabel, Williams has
fle with the Clerk of this C"urt petition praying
for Letters Of Administrator witt thr will annexed
of the Estate OF John W. Gallagher dee aaed, a,,i
thst Wednesday. the 2O.h day OF SeptrInber, A. D.
1865, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ Of said day, being dav Of
a regular term this Court. to wit Of the august
term, A. ID 1865. at the Cnuri R,Nm NJ this curt.
In rtacervifis' IN rte county Of VI Dorado has heen
set Tor hearing said petition, when and where any
p rs"n Interested may appear and show cause Why
the said petition should not br granted.
Dated-Septcmber 7,h, 1868
G. J CARPENTER.
Clerk.
10. g. 50 cents Revenue Stamp. HM