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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-11-16
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

TIE opera season commenced in Boston on
M"nly.
The Amendment has beeu rejected by Texas,
~ -. Georgia and South Carolns.
Il having heeu duly circulated by scandal
a,rngs,s that Senator Sprague's domestic relA.
'ir"s we're unhsppy, the Providence Journal
enpha,ically denies Il. aud says." I,is generally
letter to let q lie die out. and . Islander sting
i,s'lf to death"
s'-srl declared that New York would elect
., fimsn by 20, 900 majority. or else set him
down IS no prophet !" lie Is still As unfortu-
nate in his prophesies as during the war, and
j. M profit To any party with which he may
connect himself. lie thinks therei is not particle
ofjoubt ba, that he will be the Conservative
candidate for the next Presidency!
We give the latest returns from the Western
States, with the msjorites In is6l, showing as
they do how thoroughly Republican is the
great North West which sfter the new appor-
ti"nmeut in 1870 Is to have such an immense
political power In the National Councils.
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No. !.
DIR. schenck on Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS. CAUSES. AND REMEDY,

Symptoms Of Dyspepsia "a sense VI mllness, tight
ness, and weight In the stomach. together with fatu-
brash, and vomiting and great deal 81 what person
cas ALL gone feeling at tbs pit Of the stomach; IRE
9sen, there !: Also Palpitat,om Of the heart which
nomsch 10 Ia this condition 10 coated with mucus
or dime. The rough hbrous PORTIONS Of the stomach
gastric jaIcs, and when the stomach srts thick cat
Of slime on H. prevents the gastric juice from flowing,
solves this mucous OF slime, ard restores the stomach 10
sebencks Mandrake Til, arc also required to carry
e. arc eaS.sd from IL. diseased siac ." the
stomach, the liver becoming torpid ceases to throw
out bile, and IN short time the Mhnle system de-
ranged The mucous membrane 81 the bronchial tubcs
synpaihzes with tie other organs AMI btire the pa
ieni : aware " II, he Or she has Dronsial or fulno-
'schencS : iuinne syrsp cannot oct freely Through
Without he aid q he sesw~ed Tonic and MsndrSks
% The Ssi he. BE SsHI @ .r cs s%a
through the system mixed aud the whole body bcomes
y low and the blood 90 thick can hardly run through
ipm ihis thck condition of The blood The Mandrake
rls &C, on the LIVER similar 10 caon.l. or they do
bile and the blood begins circulate nstaIly through
the veins, and the hemorhagss when persons
are ATTACKED with hemorrhare, they would rst takes
they wouh soon be relieved rom bleedng from the
lungs, and D. the only way. for astrtRernts are only
tempory and irraie ne hIoaeLAi tubes, and Ny the
'DH. sCiiENCx WIN BE- professionally at Ms rooms
every week. isond s,r.e New hosk and ~ iianeyG
sdvss iTssS but fus thor.ush examination Win ihs
Resprsmetsr the charge - &. ..... ..-,
M medicine. are i.s ..e BY az drurz.t, and dealers
s es per- Sss &C S * half sssss %sSa f.ss
MO S.I;t co. 81 Hanover Street, Ar,u,,
for Bostoa. Der sais ~ all drssxsts. or 'IIIT
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STATE OF MAINE.

fOkh, IS. ." % .sH.. .'f.
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held nj
Alfred, within and for said County Of York, on
the thrt Tuesday Of September, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
six,
Upon the foregoing libel, ORDERED, That the u.
" belant give notice To the said Victoria Nc
Crllis TO appear before the justices or our said
supreme Judicial Court, TO DO held ut Saco, with
In and Tor said County Of York. on the first Tues
day Of January next, by serving her In hand with
an attested copy OF said libel, and this order
thereon not les. than fourteen days .or by pub
fishing the same three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Journal q newspaper printed IN Biddc-
ford. IN salt County Of York, the last publication
thereof To he not less than thirty days.. before the
sitting ~ said Court, that she may then and there
In our said Court show cause. u any shc have,
why the prayer Of said Libel should not be grant
ell.
Attest, G. B. LORD, Clerk.
W., a true copy OF the Libel and order OF
! set. }Courl thereon.
)LRS.( Attesti c. d. LORD. Clerk.
t~~) 3wi7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State Of Maine.
YORK, IS.

YORK, IS. I.f
To the Honorable Justices OF the Supreme Judi.
cial Court, next TO be holden ut Alfred. within
aud for the County OF York, on the third Tues
day Of september, A. ID. 1866,
ID ESPECTFULLY libels Philander J. McCrillis
II or Bddsiord, In said County OF York. and gives
this Honorable. Court TO be Informed that no WAS
lawfully married on the .tuenty.sesond day OF
February, A. ID. 1864. by duly authorised clergy.
man, In tho City, County and State OF New York,
10 one Victoria Holding, OF said New York, aud
cohabited with said Victoria amer said marriage
ut said New York and ut said Bddef1rd, and hath
ever conducts himself as the faithful and affec.
Tomato husband Of said Victoria, but that said
Victoria, at said New York. on the hrst day Of Ju
ly, A. d. 1884, and on divers others days and times
between that day and the day Of tho date OF this
libel, committed the crime OF adultery with one
James W. Rlrelock, and with other leud persons
to your libellant unknown and that Victoris has
without prOvocation or reasonable excuse. desert-
ed your lbellant, wherefore. he prays this Honor
able Court for o decree Of divorce, And that the
bonds OF inatrimvny now existing between your
libeilant and sair Victoria may be dissolved.
- ~>~ PuILANDER ] McCRlLLIS.
SFnyCt} Dated at said Biddeford, this twenty.
RS FIRST day Of June, A. ID. lsG6
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Head what DIR. seovili says Of ALIENS LUNG
DALSAM.
MEssRs. ]. N. HARRIS 4 Co..
GESTs,-I make the following statement from n
perfect conviction and knowledge of the benefits OF
kLLRS'S LUNG, BALSAM In curing tho most
deep-seated ,pvLnoHARY CONSUMPTION! ] have
witnessed Its effects on the young and the old, and
can truly say that IL 10 BY AR the best expecto-
rant remedy with which l an acquainted. For
plants believe il TO be- certain cure, and N sy.
cry family would keep IL by them. ready TO I'D.
minister upon The ar.t appearances OF disease about
The lungs. there would be very few cases OF hatal
To raise, without Irritating those delicate organs
Che Lunys), and without producing constipation
OF the b0wsls 10 also gives strength TO ths sys-
morbid iecretions TO hesithy state
Yours respectfully, A. L. SC0vILL.
Sold by DIR. ALvAS BACON, and by all Medicine
Dealers. lmA
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tn. Republican majority in Missouri win Be
upwards Of 10000.
Il Is rumorel that Gen. Fitzpatrick viii be
recalled from Chile and Jack Rogers. thed g
fe-,sl New Jersey eopperhesd, appointed In
his place.
A complete skeleton of Q North American
Mastoion has been e1csysted In Cohoes N. Y.
twas hfeen feet high. and twenty feet in
leng'h.
A FIRE In Concord " H., on Monday burned
over An acre cot ground in front Of the Phonix
Hotel. Loss 10000. s. .... ". ..-
In stead OF appointing Thanksgiving the
Southern Governors appoint the 29th for Fast
ins. Him,liation, So.
Prof Harris Of the Bangor Theological Sem
mary h>s been unsnimousiy elected President
OF Bsjoin College.
Our squ,iroa in the Chinese waters together
with the British feet has made var upon the
Chiuess pirates. and nearly sxisrmina,sd them.
The var in Japan 10 ended and 80 10 the ry-
coon-deai IS . herring.
The Pope viii take up his residence Ia Malta,
II forced to out Rome. ... 7.
Judge BArtol has decilsd that Gov. Swami
at Msrylsud .ss aud Is "sn right" and or
dsre,l the Old P,lics Commissioners to deliver
M the public property. Nov that the rebels
have control % the State Il makes but little
difference whether ss,oa spreads his snowy
sl,l" on rough ~ smooth lakes.
o-t-gs. WIN claims TO be President Of the
Mexican Rrpub,ic. has been arrested BY Gen.
Sheridan. 0rtecs has dled protest.
Il iss,id thar On. 6~st disapprovss the
restoration Of General Ssssay TO tho regular
army.
The SEQ Dssoeras calls Judge Tapley "a
learned pundit 7" and. strange to say, the
Judge is likely To survive Al the trial OF the
Bangor Dsnoerai case the defendants rsad e1-
tracts from tina, paper aud the sseo paper.
which we're copied approvingly By its Bangor
n'n-s'ke. to prove that Il v<s Q tressoasble
sheet AMI . nuisance, and the jury % decided.
Perhaps the Sseo sheet II unaware that the
fast that 10 vAs not thrown out Of the widow
or burned 10 due solely Ia thoss nes against
whom 10 squirting i,s alshy vassr. fAs
aOaisdi conductors Of that publication s,i.
IDENTIFY believe In the foolish idea that becsu,s
aman PUBLISHERS newspaper be can therefore
commi'tno trssson under the p,ss Of freeiou
Of the Press mistake ,h,tsoms day may
oJst them What they cannot give twice II
Hon. p. r. Frslisghuyssa hss bssa appoint
I'd BY Gov. ward q. s Ssns,or pro Ten In place
o: senator Wright dseeassd. l.-''9
The eoppsrhsAA majority |. Delaware b
1880 Radical MAJ. In Nsv York 600 nearly
double thai VI ths lsss s'sst,os 10 Mhsesfi
5000. Sss7A /
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

The old and well.known remedy, which has nc
qured worldwide renown for tho cure Of all sud-
den colds, coughs. etc weak stomach. general
debility, nursing sore mouth. csnkered mouth ~
thruat, liver complaint, dyspepsia, or indigestion
eramp or pain In the stomach. bowel complaint
painters collie, Asiatlo cholera, dlarrhea and dys
EMERY has lost mono Of II. good name by repeated
trials, but continues to occupy . prominent posi-
tion In every family medicine chest.
ISDisPsssABLE-There are some simple RENE
dies indispensable In every family. Among these
the experience Of years assure us, should be 10
corded PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. For both
internal and external application We have found
Il Of great value especially can we recommend
for colds, rheumatism. or fresh wounds and bruis
es-cArstian Era. iui7
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JoussosIAS ApyIcr.-The New York Sun,
which was an ardent supporter Of johnson
and Hoffman. now turns promptly round and
says:
"The President cannot consistently nor
rirhtfully refuse to heed the voice OF his con-
stituents In the twenty-one Northern States
which have decided against his policy. The
duty OF modifying that policy is one which he
cannot. and We believe will not. attempt to
evade In the message which he Is now pre-.
pairing for the approaching session Of Congress
he should take the popular ground upon the
reconstruction question. II 10 both impolitic
and useless for him to take any other position,
for he can no more test back the wave Of pub
lie opinion than he can stop the tidal dow OF
the ocean"
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

" POPuLAR LEcruREs.-The York Institute in
vite public attention to a course Of six Popular
Lectures about to be delivered under their aus.
pieces at the Town Hall, in Saco. The first lee
ture Of the course will be delivered on wednes.
day evening next, 2ist inst, at 8 o'clock. by
Rev. X. c. Bollss Of Portland. Tickets, (sl,oO
Tor the course-25 cents for single evening,
to be had at Burpaam's in this city. and Locke's
In S,co. where q plan Of the Hall may be seen,
and seats selected. ...... .... .....
The York.Iustitute Is an Association lately
established by citizens OF York County In the
interest Of Science, History and Art, for the
purpose of stimulating thought and labor In
these directions, and Of extending by consen-
,ra,ed Efforts and mutual contributions the
means OF scientific knowledge aud enjoyment
which lie within our reach. Memberships are
not confined TO the County. Prominent Nat
uralists In other portions Of the State and be-
You'd the limits Of the State have alrcad ex.
pressed warm interest and give palpable proof
OF their readiness to assist in the undertaking.
II Is not necessary to say that our fellow citi.
reps and the citizens OF our County generally
should not be backward for their own sskes AM
the general good in giving It their personal
- -, .,a an a.. r,wn M,
1""r - So 80 ~
On WEDNESDAY ~
Have. Of pidisford t,a,e surgeon O, the I'M, m
N. H. volunterrs) has been appointed by the
President. '.for faithful and msri.orious ser
vices. L'eu.enan. ,T'o ,h w. ,o,u S oy
- =. ,n.h ,,om Tho iath day M Msrch isGs
This honor is worth,ly bestowed. as few stood
higher In the estiT.''on OF his associates in
"s ~ = t",,hiui d;.cbsrue of du,y' sincs
leaving his regiment aud the army. Dr.. Hayes
hs. located n Bidasio.d, where ne has vorked
ma i" IN consSsncs OF m. public. portIaSa
.frgus.
We are glad to zee that an old friend and
sohoo,m.te has been o worthiiy promoted 10,
4. \. -, o,,, a...rv,rc n. mar anil 49,
re'' NV V'" 80 P"'
sic'sn' out ~ true nearteu hepuoncan.
Our friend VIM, Writ Piper OF this city I,
49,, =, a. .,.....,,
e"t.s seeoA y. o"'
OF the inman line plying between New lori
and Liverpool The Dr.. Is q graduate OF Dart.
mouth Medical School. and was Asst. Surgeon
In ,he,,,e war. thu. adding TO aue us,ur.
.b;,,,i., , ,.rr. experience in the hes, .eboo
Of prsc,ice. His numerous friends in this cit,
I'M .,-,v, y. ,l...sa 10 ,s.,n ~ nj, .uco..,
:, -,
A'e oner " st.''o00 y "e 'eppe'e" ""'
.Aeon'. 0'up'n'e, TOT 'ne e'','. p'op.r'y .
.ne "s''r r."., Noup,". " 'a'' e"s ma
osn "e,.p.e'' '"e W. So"p"".' .''au, ~
~ ". ueo.S .ua 'on me-, s"'. .s'. ou ~
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o"e n"'' IN ,n %oa'u' "aa 'as N"s', ,s.. =
we've mo"'n' ',e% ~, ''' " '~n.y TO-
v"a ,n'e o.0. 800. :. ~,, ~ p, pm. ~
$500. g., ~. -;,h AZ. .,..n,,on =, ~,
,,,sr move, = - . 'l''T :
49, p ,,,.,,, ,.v Ma, .,,,, So.
,.rd.s moruing Are took 10 The Picker room
Of Mn No. ;, on the Laeonis, supposed e
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sASpSsrs, ~ Rorstry.-A Ssi's paper
recently printed = SANDER on Queen Victoria,
and the British Minister At Geneva called the
attention Of the Federal Council thereto. The
only satisfaction he got Vas the intimaiion that
the courts Of the country we're open TO him.
bes'dss this, he Is sasbbsi by some OF the
English papers. The London Star REMARKS on
the quantity Of this sort OF injurious, roesip
which Is to Be found In the eontinsntai papers,
SAYING wee F''i' 90
queen victoris generally though no, .lv.v,
rets on aascathed. The Emperor and Emnrrss
Of the Rr.oeh, the King OF Italy, the Rope.
and The House Of Romsnod are the chief themes
Of scandal. Mr.. Harris, u be reads the Euglish
M p~ss at eli, must see IN some Of them, once .
vesk Il lrsst, soms scandal aboat tks Imperial
family cf France, which mus asuvsdiy b
hur,fal 10 the feelings Of many fvnshnsn N
England. AL this sort Of thing . dissrAssfal.
and Ne are hound 10 say that 90 living woman
has ever had 81 much caiumny heaped upon
her - English Jouvuals have ffom time IN time
posr~i cut apoa The EmpSss % The fseueh.
But Ne know What vould b MD % The frsesA
Embasss4ior u - called npoa he English Gov.
eminent 10 istsstsre In tbs oass Of aAy Of the
odendioe journals. and ,vs kaov chat voald
Dc fhonvht OF his discretion and judgueut II
10 s.t about SOLEMN prosecution 10 court Of
No."
We oAn ssmpsshis with Mr.. Hasriss kslIas
q ihdigsas,os, bot 70 would Asvs sssa bssssp
70 trsss IL nssasr Win d,sal sosssspx rksss
= = a u u . I RI. -.
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-Tbe rebels of Trimble county, Ky

y The rebels Of Trimble county. KY,
continue their outragcs against Miss Della
Webster. A week or two ago they des-
royed a large amount Of her provisions
and household goods. On Thursday night
their malice eliminated in setting fire to
her barn and other ouibuildings, rs well as
several piles Of seasoned lumber. when
she had got ready for some school build
inrs Tier loss amounts to $4,000. only
1900 Of which Is covered by insurance..
The Madison (Ind.) Courier says that Miss
Webster has had seventeen dwelling houses
and four barns destroyed from time to time
by her secession neighbors, her only offence
being her determination to teach colorcd
children to read and write. ....... .. D..
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/ordlnary medicines IN use. Ihey are
sase and pieasanl 70 tAts, bal poserfi 70
cure. Their penetrating propsrsie: ,tim.
sls.s hs vital .s,e. e ss bdI %S's s.n ns sssns
They purge ON The ul humors which breed anil gros dis
temper stimulate suggsh disorierri organs INTO er
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the whole system. Na only do they cure the everyday
complaints Of everybody, but aiso formidable and DANGER
ouSdtssasns While tbey FS1Dce powerful effects, they
arr a he ps&e tine dnlpsbei doses, the safest AMI
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vegetable are free from any risk OF harm. Curs Rave
b-eu msde WITH surrasses belief were they nt supun'
tia.ei by men Of such exaltei position AMI character
to forbid the suspicion of untruth May em'nem e,efn
men aoi physicians have lent their names to certify 70 the
public ~. reliability Of remedies, while others nave
cent US the assurance a their conviction that our
lions contribute immensely 70 the relief Of our acte
Ransriu ielbos men, ~ ~
The agent below named plsssd 10 furneh galis our
American Almanac containing Directions br the use and
oerIacaies q ther cures, u The following onphints
Costiyeness, Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dsopy,
Heartburn, Headache arising frou foul stomach, Nause
Indigestion Morb insetien Of the Bowels And pain srs-
Ing therefrm. Haulency, Loss Of App<ite, al dlseses
ing the blood and stimulating The system cure mAy cum
piaihh which u would not be supposed they could reach,
such ne Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous
Irtably, arrangements Il the Liver and Kidneys Gou
and other kindred complAlnts arising from low stale Ut
the holy, o. Obstruction q 10 fanctieus- 4
Do mt be put OF BY unpsiDciprd dealers win otheI
preparations which they make moss proht On DEMAND
AYkas and take others rhs sck vsnt the best AID
there il for them and they-shouh have Il
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Alta Court OF Probate helda at North Berwick within
and Tor the county Of York. on the first Tuesday
In November, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-siS, by ,be lion. u. \. bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition or John II. Neatly. Alministra.
" tor Of the estate Of oivr u. stone. late 81
South Berwick, In sail county. deceased repre-
sening that the personal 9st its or said deceased
IL not sufficient 10 pay the just debts which he
owed ut the time 0f his death by the sum OF sew
enty 1ye dollars, and praying for license Ia sell
and convey the whole Of the real estate Of said
deceased ut public auction ar private sale, because
ya,par,ial sale the residue would be greatly in
jured, r- - r. 9 .f Ia.
Ordered, That the petitioner gfve notice
thereof TO the heir, of said deceased and to
all persons interested In said estate. hy causing
. copy III this order TO lie published IN the Union
and Journal, printed in Biddefor. In said county.
for three weeks successfully. that they may appear
IT . Probate Court To he held at ksnDo0unk, In
said county. on the first Tuesday In December
NEXT at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and sew
Cause II any they have, why the prayer OF said pc
tition should not he granted
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
Atrue copy,
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
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"chcera, Dy,en,ery, Coughs, Colds and Rheumatism
are quickly cured By american LIZ Dr0psr al b.
~ We usually decline sndorsiag astislss 3D.
veTtIsed IN our columns, but make an exception
In the case OF the steam. Refined Soaps OF Mcssrs.
Leathe a Gore, We ere soaodsatIthst sli mAktnE
trial Of these, will asd them very supsrior arsi-
eles and Afforded at reasonable price. ...,
Meet Of our readers have no doubt rcd some Of the
Numerous advertisements Of ON Entsrprise., yin
Coscets. Ac,, wAish APPEAR iron uns 10 tins 10 the
publs prints, o6ering mast ten pting earEai.s 70
thoee who will patrcniIe ybsm. In mott casss tbees
~. v-sui.s hsisSses. nat thsfstFes 90 rv,psct.
able nrms ,uhs Do husiness ID -this uansss, land
they do u ~ Q means Of Increasing ,thslr yhals-
sale business, and not 70 make money. non such
hrns 10 70 iva handsome and vatuahls articles are
i@patsa.. no oss & ever sSssssd. Ever psrsss
gsts yoed valss &c Me aoihf 6ecAuse, % % have
staisi, % istseasd - 80 ~ n Advertisement 10
increase their ordinary businsss- 49,, n .aTI.sr
vay by ns.snAu, wAvsor q ConrAHv, a Nssssa
Strsct, n. ,Ys ed .thsss 10 - dops4 tAsse0se &C
ths articles Are worth eight or len nss the noosy
paid Cor tAsu while ~ have not zen or heard
% Q. siDgis artielsl vAiek - ,set fally 'eoeth
The dollar which u cost But this 70 only one Of
the exceptions Of this rule, for - geasrAl thlaS
ths pardss sagsesd On sAis businsS ere nothing
but slsyss syisiisn-sssTSsV &c.,. nsaes.l,
W ~ ssa- StSoS " ..Et ~ ii'
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rNkspir, Nov. Is, 1904
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Sov. II.

Al market Cor the current week Cattle 1859, Sheep ani
Lambs lll2 Swine, 5500j number Wetern Cattle, laoi
Esstrrr Cattle, AZ; .'
PRICES-Bef Cauie - Extra, sia 50 % Is oo' ar,t
quality, fll rs % II Is, secooi quality, 5000 "a ii toi
thIri auaiIty, o 90 40 10 %. t'..f ..
HIDES, 10 10 Io,cF h. railow, u @sle I'm.
PELTS 90 oil IS each. ..r. ..f."
CALB SKINS, % 20c Y ~ .. ....
Rsslsrs-he supply q cattle this week exceeded the
demand ana the butchers have not been anxious 10 buy
Price, have fallen about rs cents per cwt Quality about
the same as last week. .
MICH COWS and Calves SIS, S., IS "a Us.
SHEEP AND LAM BSIn ,oia, O. Oo,2 ., Q 30 20 Is
each Extra, 81 rs "a IS or from "a SIC b. lf
swINE-wrstern fat Swine, live, lol "a nv b !
Dressed i3i % lttc per n 10y
Stors lIogs-Retan 10 % lie per b. o. ..
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TA general officer who has recently
returned from a visit to South Carolina
says that he learned while there that the
Twentieth South Carolina Rebel regiment
had been .reorganized. and that they had
boosted that they had offered their services
to the President TO sustain any attempt
which he might make to suppress Con.
prpss
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Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.

All Court OF Probate held at North Berwick, With.
In and for the County Of York. on the hrst Tues
day IN November in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred AMI sixty.siI, by the lion. T.. L. Bourne.
Judge OF said Court
:. n the petition of James o Johnston, Executor
u Of the will OF John Johnston, late OF sseo. In
said county, deceased, representing that the per
snnaI estate Of said deceased II not sufficient to pay
the just debts which he owed NJ the time oi his
death by the sum 0f eight hundred dollars, and
praying for license 10 sell and convey the whole
OF the Interest of said estate IN certain lot oi
land with the buildings thereon, situated IN BID.
deGord, in said county, and being one undivided
half thereof and more fully described IN said pc.
tltion. at public auction or private sale. because
by partial sale the residue would be greatly In
juredt
O-,i,r,e. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and 10 all persons IN
tere,ted in said estate. by causing copy or this
order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY 70
the Usien and Journal printed In Biddefnrt'
In said county, that they may appeara Pro.
bate Court to he holden at kebnehuDk. In said
county, on the first Tuesday In December next
At ten of the closk In the forenoon. and shcw
cause, " any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should no. he granted 800
Attest, Georse II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. ..st.
Attest George m, Knowltop. Register,