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"''''pixi, Attest. George n. xnoul,on. aesi..er

Attest. George n. Knowlton. koSister
Ata Court OF Probate held ut Alfred, within
aud for the county OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
hundred and sixty-.ix, by tho Hon. 4. 4. bourne.
IN the petition OF william n. Mason, jr, Admins
TRAITOR of the estate OF James Mason, late OF Men.
nebunkp port in said county, deceased. representing
that the personal estate Of said deceased 10 not SUM-
OF hls death by the sum of hundred and forty dol
lars and praying for license tn sell AID convey tme
whole Of the real estate OF said deceased at public
That an ADVANTAGEOUS oYsr or two thousand dollars
has been made by Aiyah hill 81 Kenneeans, II saa
ceraed Immediately to Accept, and praying that ".
ccnsc may be granted hun Ia sell and convey tho In
tsrcst Aforesaid according to the statute In such cases
ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof to
all persons Interested In said estate, by causing
copy Of this order 20 10 pn'isnsa .nS
weeks successivsly. that they may appear M ro
bate Court TO 10 held at YORK, IN said coun.
S ,S Sa elCss IN The iCrSnSou and my
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
wv Attest, GEORGE II. Knowltou. Register.
Attest. George H. Knowlton. Register.
Al . Court OF Probate holden at Alfred. within
and FOR the county OF York on the hrst Tuesday In
June. IN the year 81 or LGId nSn,Ss udr.
of said Court,
ON the petition Of stephen Perkins, Guardian Of
minors and children Of John Y. Ill., late Of Taunton,
In the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, deceased,
representing that said minors are seiiei
more fully described In sad petition,
That an advantageous oder OF one hundred and Tor.
~ dollars has been made by John y brown, OF Mem
nebunk In said county, which ouer 10 70. tns 1T
Get Of all concerned immediately 10 aecepS anu w.
proceeds Of sale be pat out on tae
or the sAid minors and praying that license may %
granted him to cell and convey the interest Aiore,
said according to the statute In suoh eses ~"1
ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof to
all persons interested In said estate, oy causing
Journal. p1inssS In niddsiSfd. in said county. three
weeks excessively, that they may appear 81 Pro'
bate Court 10 be held at York. In aid county,
click in Tho forenoon. and .h.s e.ass, Il any they
have Why tho prayer Of s~id petition shoaid not DO
Attest, George II. xnowlton, Register.
Attest. George II. Knovl.on. Rss,s.sr.
AZ . Court OF Probate held 1t Ainyd, within
and for the County Of York on The arst rsssday IN
June. In the year Of our r, Lord a, sisSs:sn hss.
f SSsrn: a.. S.d as'S q ala couis r. n'''
q 4 bryant, Guardian % Jesse Lsssn, aSi-
u. nor and child ofNathauiel Leach, late II ksnns.
II. second and Sss asscSns q Of III
orsssS Thas =. sid Aeeo.ns.a, give .o.le. q
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uss.s J.srssi prisssd 81 Biddsferd, In 40 eosn
", thai they may appear a. Probate Cocrt g .
holden q York, In said county, on n: . ~
iorss0sa and :S.s s.s.. sas sssy have. Why ne
Atssss asofrs 4. Knowles, Rsgisesr.
attest. asssrs u. K,suissa. Register.
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Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register

At n Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the hrst Tuesday In
June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen nun.
dred and sixty-slx, by tho lion.E.E Bourne Judge
CHARLES r. HAYES. Executor OF the will OF Lew.
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dred and sixty-sx, by the Hon. Ell. Bourne Judge
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s.ws SUMMARY.

Gold closed 1t l4ca IN New Yoek las
night. nna ~ a. &
The Aenphis Beard of Aldernea hav,
invited President johnson 70 visit that city
A new line Of stsamshipe betveea Nev
York and q. Pesenbsrs, ~ sthf Rssaias
ports, has been establishsa.
A great Union meeting WAS held in Sar
Franeisco on Tuesday, which was addressed
by Senators Nye, Stewart, and others.
The public debt statement is still held
back. Treasury officers promise that it shall
be furnished to day.
The receipts from Internal revenue yestsr.
day were upward of 81 300, ,0OO.
e The Cincinnati Worsted Coppsny, viii
Q capital of $50 600, has fled certificate OF
incorporation in the Office Of the secretafy q
State.
There are already more than seventy APP
plicants for the Boston Coiiectorship, len W.
cant by the resignation of Hannibal Hamlin.
The great trot yesterday in Chicago, BE-.
tween Dexter, Butler and Patchen, Jr., for .
purse of $5, ,oO0 was won by Dexter in three
straight heats. The best time was 2:24a.
The mail between Boston and Lowell is
now conveyed by relays of horses, there be-
ing some difficulty with the railroad company
regarding the price.
The Sweeny wing of the Fenians we're IN
session at Troy, N. Y, Tuesday. $50 dele>
gates we're present. The Convention appear
ed disposed to frown down any attempt to in.
troduce the subject Of politics.
AT Harvile, Louisiana, on Saturday, .
Union soldier was hung by mob and his
wife and three small children driven from
the country. The perpetrators Of the outrage
are ofcourse, unknown, as usual.
Miss Amy Sedgwick, long leading and
popular actress in London, pet of Charles
Dickens, and his companion in his amateur
theatrical representations, is soon coming to
this country for season on the stage.
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The steamship Peruvian has arrived.
BERLIN, Sept. The bill to aanex Han
over, Hesse, Nassau and Frankfort to Prus
sia has passed the Chamber OF Deputies. The
Prussia Constitution is to take effect IN Qoso
Der LIST, 1867. ~ - 9
Count bismarck has introduced ! bill for
the annexation of Schleswig and Holstein to
Russia, with the exception Of one district,
ceded to Hldenburg. SAxony gives up to
Prussia the Fortress Of Korigan.
LoSDox, Aug. 30.-Edward Beals, Who hes
figured so prominently in the reform league,
having been removed from hiS position OF
Revising Barrister OF Middlesex. The cor
respondence is published. The Chief Justice
who withdrew the appointment iusti6es him
self on the ground that persons holding Judi.
cial positions are expected to refrain from
party strife. He gave his conviction, howes-
er, that Reals political opinion would not
prevent him from doing justice in his courts,
but thinks others might entertain different
opinions.
Official inselliseace from Ironski states
that the Polish insurrection il completely
Quelled. The Polas lost % killed and rs
wounded, and 456 captured. The insurrents
- seil q lAsos. The out6reak wss csnsed
b want qf food, The proyisiops intended fbt
eGe eiiiss being appropriated By tAs SatAoris
NJ ,;.SSK a1s.rs Y1xaIDya
!ss "a |a ,ss: Y 1: !: e.s;:4. s,s': Oder
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Ngw YoRK. Sept. s.

NEW YORK, Sept. g.
A Tribune LeAvenworth special says: A
report received direct from Fort Laramie
states that the Indians on the road, in the
vicinity of that post, have commenced
depredations again. Within two or three
days of the time he left some fifty or sixty
men have been killed and large amount
of property destroyed. He also rports that
the only two tribes on the road who are sus.
pected to be friendly are the Shawnees and
band Of the Cheyeness. In the engage
ment the troops at Fort Laramie had with
the savages, the former were obliged to beat
hastv retreat back to the garrison, leaving
some forty men on the Smoky Hill road.
They have stopped the stages and given them
seven days to take all their stock off the
road. Gen. Hancock hes furnished Major
Gen. CLOUD with an escort to visit the Paw
nees and Omahas for indemnify.
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New BRUNSWICK. N. j., Sept 8.
The common council Of this city, last night,
adopted resolutions inviting the delegation
of Southern unionists nov in Philadelphis,
who intend 70 visit certain cities il the sorth,
to visit New Brunswick, instucttng tAg Nay
'octo receive, welcome, and eafs Tor aa144ael>
sgates, 10 the name Of the city during their
soiourn here, ~ mark of love, honor and
esteem for the true Union men Of the
South.
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BRArrLrBoso, VT, Sept. 8.
Tie Fair closed this D. m. There were
several interesting races, the most important
Of which we're run by the stallion Ethan Al
len and the mare Fearless, for the Society 8
purse of $500. The purse was won by Ethan
Allen in two straight heats. Time, 2:5s and
2.39.
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SAN FKAscrsco, Sept. 7.
Another small expedition to aid in liberat.
ing Mexico, is said TO have sailed last night
The transcript Of the appeal in the Puebla
case shout to be sent to the N. G. Supreme
Court, contains nearly 1000 pages Of legal
cap.
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FROM EUROPE,

Arrival -Qf the ateamsr Peruvian The
paaish Insurrestten q Ne lie dsataSv atiaa
Among the Exilss-Ths Insurrsctisn.
lists stu 1T Large.
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t..ss. .s MoxrsEIIxa, Sept. 8. :
Hon. Hartus Baxter, regular Republican
candidate for Congress in the Third Congress
sional district has about two thousand plu-
fality Dyer Hoyt, independent candidate. but
hos not majority over Hoyt and Biegham
democrat A plurality elects on the next
trial on Nov. I.
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Urea, N. Y, Sept. 4.
The Union nominee for Representative Of
Oneida county 10 Roscoe Conkling for
County Treasurer, Lieut.. Col Chss North.
rup for Coroner, Dr. Chas. B. Teft; for
Justice of Sessions, Eliss Beans.
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!. Dsssrueeive Rirs n D1riAa11sn.

sssu ID III BuRIIxGroH, Iowa, Sept 8.
Tie NAehins Shops ofths Burhnstoa and
Missouri River r. K. in this cify, were de-
strosed ~ FIRE to-day. No insurancs except
ing on dar shop, which escaped without
dGnsaRe. A locomotive 'and' fdur Or Eve
freight c&rs were Also destroyed TAs ma.
'chfnery of the shops is badly damaged Ioss.
he1vy. s3 q
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FROM LEAVENWORTH,

Indians Commenced Depredasioas-SO
or 90 Whites kilied-Two Tribes Sup
posed to be Frisndly-U. 8. Forces COM
pslled TO Retreat.
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STANTON, FA.i beps. ..
James Archibald, Of this city. has been
nomindted ~ the Union Republican candi-
date fot Congress in the 18th District. "a
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- n FHILAUELPHkAt NOV D.
Ms. W. Baldwin. ST., proprietor Of the Lo.
connective Works, died last night
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MaJ Gehs Meode ~ HunhI0,
BuyyAIo, Sept. 8.
Maj. Cen Meade has arrived here from
Chicago and will remain till Monday.
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the works he made aud haIlowed it.

the works he made aud haIlowed II.
when see the eight, it reminds me
of the eight righteous persons that were
saved when God drowned the world, viz:
Noah and his wife, his three sons and
their wives.
"Wheu see the nine, It reminds me
Of the nine lepers that were cleansed by
our Saviour. Tn ere were ten, bu, nine
never returned thanks. ."
"When SEQ the ten, it reminds me @!
the Ten Commandments which God han,
ded down to Moseo on a table of stcne.
"Vhen see the king, it rem inds me
Of the Great King Of Heaven, which is
God Almighty.
"When see the Queen, it reminds
me Of the Queen Of Sheba, who went to
hear the wisdom of Solomon for she
was a wise woman as he was man
She brought with her fifty boys and tify
girls, all dressed in boys apparel, for
King Solomon 10 tell which were bows
and which were girls. King Solomon
sent for water for ihom to wash them
selves the g,rls washed to the elbows,
and the boys on Iy to the wris,s-so
King Solomon told by this"
"Well," said the Mayor, "vou have
given description Of all tue ca.ds in
the pack except one.
"Whiclr IS that {" said the soldier.
"The Khase," said the Mayor.
81 will give your honor a description
Of that, too, if you will no, be angry.
81 will not said the Mayor, ",f YOU
will not term me to be knave."
"Well," said the soldier, "the greatest
knave | know is the constable that;
brough ht me here"
81 do not KNOW" said the Mayor,
'whetber he is the greatest knave, but
know he is the greatest fool"
"Wlren count how many spots in a
pack, find three hundred and sixty five
as many days as there are in year.
"Whcn l count the aut. Der Of cards
in pack, fiud there Are fifty.two-as
many weeks as there are in a year. And
find four suits-the number OF weeks
in a month.
IL find there are twelve picture cards
in hspack, representing the number of
months in a year and on counting the
tricks, lfnd thirteen-the number Of
weeks in quarter. So you see, sir, the
pack Of cards serves for Bible, almanac
and common prayer book to me-"
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Government of the United States.

President-Andrew Johnson, OF Tenn.
Secretary Of Sla,e-W. Ii. Seward, Of
New York.
Secretary Of War-Edwin Il. Stanton,
Of Pennsylvania.
| Postmaster General-Wm. Dennrson,
Of Ohio.
| Secretary Of the Navy-Qideon Welles
OF Connecticut.
Secretary Of the Interior Jamss Har
Ian Of Iowa.
Secretary Of the Treasury-uugh Nc
Cullough, Of Illinois.
Attorney General--James Speed, OF
Kentucky.
President Of the Senate-Lafave,te S.
Foster, Of Connecticut.
Speaker Of the uouse-Schuyier Col
fax, Of Indiana.
John ". Fornsy-Secretary of The
Senate.
SUPREME COURT.
salmon /. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
!. James N. Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
g. Robert c. Grier, Penusy y!vauia.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
g. Noah III. Swayne, Ohio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illnois.
2. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F. Field, California.
LIEUTESANr GENERALS.
Winfield Scott, Virginia.
Uiysses S. Grant; Of Ohio.
Adjutant GeLeral-Lorenzo Thomas.
Delaware.
Judge Advocate Ceneral-Jos. Holt,
D. G.
'Quartermaster Geusral-Montgomery
c. hsigs, Of Pennsylvania.
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INT b II N IL REV. + y e G U E
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States, with Schedules Of Taxation, Licen ses
Stamp Duties, Exemptions, showing the rates
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s'd intended for the general Information OF
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OF the Acts OF Congress, passed during the
War, relative TO Abandoned Lands and to
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BY g. ]. Elford, Attorney at law, Greenville
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Nov IS, 1855.