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Additional Contributions.

Inc Following amounts have been received by
the Mayor since our last report:
Hiram Hunt, Robinston. Me. so 90
Citizens Of Milwaukee, additional. 100 90
Steamer Star of the East, proceeds of
excursion to Portland for benefit of
sufferers, 643 90
Anson Gall, Nortp brookly, Me, 90
"a Widows Mite,'' Brooklyn. NY. 90
Friends, Hartford, Vt, - - 30 90
John r Chatfeld & ais, New York, ID 90
Citizens of Woburn, 1,156 90
Total amount thus far, $235, 1866 "a
The following contributions have been receiv-
ed by the Executive Committee:
case balmoral skirts from VIM. Hoffman &
4 cases clothing s44, As, 46, At; case matt 8
$56; Dbl clothing $4S; bedsteads $5l, SO,
54; mattresses $50, so. IS; crib and cradle
SAL; chairs and wash stand $49. and table
s52, from VIM Gray, IS West street. Boston;
bag clothing from E Freedmsn's Aid 80
ciety.
| box clothing Mrs A R McHenry, Philadel-
phia. Ell
Dbl clothing from Tabernacle Society, Salem.
bundle clothing from Boston. f
bundle clothing from unknown.
box clothing, no mark.
box clothing from Norway, Me.
bundle clothing from 0 K Earl, Worcester,
box clothing from Brunswick.
bundle clothing from Mrs W Atwood, Cape
Elizabeth. " %
small boxes shoes and hats, no mark AZ q,
bundle clothing from Mrs E Tabor, New
Bedford, Mass.
l box clothing from Port Jarvis or Fonda, New
York hallHt
box clothing from unknown.
box clothing from Bradford, Mass.
band boxes, $57 and SO, and box clothing
$50 from Clothing Department, Is West street.
For Mr. Davis from Clothing Department,
IL West street, boxes clothing $50, 81. 62, sc,
81. carpet bag SO, 2 packages sc and 81.
From unknown box clothing. .aa
From Andover, Mass, box clothing and l
band box. -
From Lowell, Mass, / box clothing. aa
Mrs Hosea Randall received boxes clothing
from Mrs Wellington and Mrs Crosby, Of Med
ford, for private distribution
From citizens of Beverly, box clothing. r
From Charles E Wggin, Boston, 5 crates
earthen ware, crate do.
From F Skinner Co, Boston, bale goods.
From Mitanian Society, Lynn, Mass, 2 boxes
clothing. A =
From Camden, Me, box tools.
From Machias 8 bbls clothing.
JW Perkins received Thursday a check for
$500 from Tilden & Co, New Lebanon, N Y,
which has been passed over to the general fund
Ior SUFFERERS Oy the nro. ~ -er-rslsar sLTsl
Messrs. Perkins had previously received, to be
disposed Of their discretion, from d F Tiemann
3 Co. New York city, $50, from Masury &
Wilton, do, 100, from Valentine & Co, Boston,
100. from E & King & Go, Boston, II barrels
pilot bread. -
Messrs G Thrasher & Co, have received from
Messrs Cornell & Amerman, New York, $15O,
to be used as they see fit. ~ X 'g
Mr. George F Talbot has received from Chas
Foster, Esq, of Canton, Mass, $500. to beused
at his discretion. eaa. rsg, L.ai 6aa Gsss aaa gs
The various Typographical Unions 10 the
United States have contributed to the relief of
fsred by the late fire, A meeting of the Port
land Union will be held this evening, at which
committee will be raised to receive and disburse
the fund. The amount of the contribution has
not yet been reported. q. i'' = '''-''as 4
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Z MISCELLANEOUS.
Sale of Public Lands.

"a LAND OFFICE, Bangor, june 1, 1856.
N pursuance of law as defined In Chapter g. Sec
ton g. Revised Statutes Public Notice Is hereby
given that the following Schedule of Tracts and Par
cells Of Lands win be offered for sale Saturday, the
first day Of September next at IL o'clock, noon, at
the Land Office in Bangor, at price per not less
than the minimum fixed in the advertised list.
with the provisions Of the foregoing CHAPTER and
Section, which require that ten per centum of the
minimum price of the township or part. shall accom-
pany each proposal which sum shall constitute
part Of and be allowed in, the cash payment to be
made upon the township or tract purchased, .nl
Payments required to be one third cash, remain
one, two and three years, with satisfactory bond for
payment of stumpage. 7.abn
not became purchaser, may be withdrawn BY him
ut any time after the bids are declared and made.
l'' FRANKLIN COUNTY. y l.Io,
z 1.sa2e faI Min. price
Part Of Township No. O. r. s,w.B K. p. =
at the minimum of 81 900 for the tract, cts.
North part Of No. I, r. 9, w. b. X. p. .t
Remainder South halfs, R.4, do, osaf'e
1854 acres, 771s, la, ,rgr,ry 80
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
Sections No. 4, 5, 6, 70. II, % & "a, in Town
ELLIoTsvILLE-Lots No. 4 &5R.1; 4&5
BE-; 2, 81 s, B.. 8; and Gore. 1850
- ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Q, B., 8, ": E. L: s: Sections No. L. 10, IA,
Is, of 8, and of IL, 3244 acres, rs
manning unsurveyed, 1923 acres, 80
@. r. 2, w. e. L. s. at the minimum price
Of thirty cents per acre for the Town s,
ship; fifty cents for either quarter;
and seventy live cents for selected sec ..
lions. Proposals deemed most favor
able in the aggregate win be received.
22,OS0 acres. vrrs
E. R. /, w. e. L.
Sections No. II; Lots Sec. IS; Sec. 1s;
1892 acres. ~ 't+,o "a
Sec. 8; Lots 8, Sec. 4; 4 Sec. A; 1 Sec 10:
Sec. 10; 8 Sec. 10; 4 Sec. 10; Sec 16:
2 Sec Is; Sec. 16; Sec. Is; 8 Sec, IS:
4 Sec Is, 1851 acres, i'''1 T77' i-C'bn' An
s No. 2, r. 8. w. E.. L. s.
Lots No. "a, IS, Sc, 81, SS, SO, 60 81. 90. o.
81, 95. IS, 81. fo3, 1O4, 10D, 1o6, 1O7, los,
100, SO, 22S9 acres 30
II, r. 6, w. e. L. -r s.r-trr ~
Section No. 8; Lots 10, 10, %; N.w.4
Reservng the privilege of withdrawing Sec l 7.a
!, SOMERSET COUNTY. ha
6, X. II, w. E. L. S. ..ftr rt.r. ..
.. w. $50 acres, l,,t 80 q TO-. 90
5. E. I, remainder, 4326 acres, 30
une 11dtd -...re. Land Agent.
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The County Committee will be in session q,
the Hall on the day of the Convention at s
O'Clock. A. M.
The chairman OF the several town committees
are requested to forward the names Of Their
delegates to the chairman of the County Com
mittee as soon as they may be chosen .3aIoa7
LEWIS B. SMITH, Portland Chairman.
.06s HORATIO HIGHT. Scarboro. i ss5i Irs
WILLIAM SMALL, Raymond. 81 s IA
SAMUEL r. JACKSON, Brunswick.
lr5 SAMUEL GARLAND, Windham. 5Ig on
-7a CHARLES HUMPHREY, Yarmouth.
e. r. STAPLES. Bridgton. d tIagA
Union County Committee. 'do 'a
Portland, July IL, 1885,. owl q eod&wtd
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Increase of Canadian TroOps--Army Pro-
motions--Arrest of Gen. Ashby.

NEW YORK, July 81.
The Heralds Ottawa dispatch says the Can
adian Parliament has authorized the Canadian
government to raise an indefinite number of
troops.
The President has appointed Gen. Hancock
u " MAJOR Generalship in the regular army,
yaoa.eu Dy the promotion Of Gen. sherman to
dier Generalship, vice Hancock
Gen. Ashby has been arrested in Washing
the sum of $1,000. Wv "''' D"A0N -
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New and dangersous counterfeits of the last
issue of the fifty cent factional currency notes,
which bear upon their face the head of Treas
urer Spinner, have been detected at the Tras-
ury department.. The paper is thicker than
pearance, though poor, is calculated to deceive,
unless they are closely inspected. They are
most easily distinguishable by the coarse en-
craving of the head of Treasurer Spinner.
which in the genuine is fine and very distinct.
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Mr.. FREDERICK CONWAY, of Camden,
writes Oliver Gerrish, Esq, that after haying
he is willing to come up to Portland and give
ten days labor as an operative mason for the
benefit of those burned out. ..- s.
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FELIX HOLT, THE RADIcAL.-This is the
tile of a new novel by George Eliot, anthor
of Adam BeGe, &C., we have received from
Messrs Davis Brothers. It is published by
the HarperS --.-g+,--. 49,. =
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THERE are already upwards of two hundred
uildings now in process Of erection, in the
burnt district. Portland bids fair to rival the
Phenix. t et '"t la a@
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE KINGsBURY.
! FRrDAY.-Mary E. Ulmer, for keeping house
of ill fame, was sentenced to 80 days imprison-
ment in the county Jail.
! Samuel H. Smith, larceny of trunk and con-
tents from John Sydney, go days in county jail.
Patrick Conroy, for permitting his horse to
run at large. was ordered to pay a fine Of IS
and costs. Sentence suspended for 80 days
Carleton for defence. Is. r.
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MORE than three weeks have elapsed since
the great condagration, yet there is stu much
heat, and in many places live fire in the burnt
district. |ftlt
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DIED.

In this city, July Is, Sarah only daughter Of John
In Davenport, Iowa, July %, Mrs. Harriet W.,
wife Of Richard B. Hill. Esq, daughter OF the late
Capt sama Winter and adopted edo daughter OF Oliver
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WORCESTER, Mass. July 81.
In the base ball match played this morning
between the Williams end Harvard clubs the
former was the winner, by score OF 80 to 81.
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-. CINCINNATI, July 81.
Kew. r. 81. Gardner, methodist missionary
70 the freedmen OF KENTUCKY, was robbed and
ducked oy men at Georgetown, KY, on Tues
DAY last, for preaching to negroes. III 'srlg sa
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Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE, M. G., from our
Third District, was in town yesterday on a
brief visit. He is better than he was, though
looking somewhat thin. ~, rs.ag
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BUFFALO, N. Y, July ~.
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman arrived at Niagara
Falls yesterday. and is expected at Buffalo to-
morrow. He will be the guest of Gen. Barry.
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, combining
the maximum OF efficiency. durability and
economy. with the minimum of weight and price,
Thew are widely and favorable known, than 300
being in use Ali warranted satisfactory, or no SALE
circulars sent on application. Address
&c. HOADLEY g CO.. Lawrence, Mass.
;ul "a d3m 9
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wv q. DYER, can be found with new stock
w Of Sewing Machines, Of various kinds; SILK
Twist, CottOn-an kinds and colors, Needles OH &C.
1876 Middle street, up one flight stairs. jul17eod
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MEssRs. JOSE & CLARK, the enterprising
proprietors of the Restaurant at 81 Main St.,
Biddeford, will please accept the thanks of
the printers of the Press for the very elegant
repast furnished them on the eve of their re-
turn to Portland. That their future may be
as prosperous as the stay of the "typos" in
Biddeford has been pleasant, is the wish Of
their newly acquired friends of the burnt
district" ~ ~.
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The Committee having charge of the Re-
lief Fund for the citizens Of Portland, raised
in New York, were in town yesterday. Messrs.
Low, Crittenden, and Noyes compose the
Committee The first named is President Of
the Chamber of Commerce. The amount to
be disposed of by this Committee exceeds one
hundred thousand dollars. 919uino3 fsl ag#o
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CLERK OF THE COURTS.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
COUNTY TREASURER.
FouR SENATOR'S.

Also, to elect County Committee for til
ensuing year. y
'Eeach city and town will be entitled to send
one delegate and an additional delegate for
every seventy-flve votes cast for Samuel Cony
at the Gubernatorial election of 1864. A frac-
ton of forty votes will be entitled to an addi-
tional delApate as follows: ~ IN ~ II $4,000
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s,rFlt NEW YORK, July 81.
Steamship Ericsson has arrived. News an
ticinated ..l --n -
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UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
/. FOR GOVERNOR, asg
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK.

gr For Members of Congress: iaig
1st Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland. o4,
2nd Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
Bird Dist.-JAMES G.. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4M Dtst.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
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g HALL OF MYSTIC LODGE, No. a. &
Portland, July 26, 1885,.
At regular meeting of Mystic Lodge No. q,
I. o. G. T., held on Tuesday, July Goth, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following were the re-
ceipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the week
ending July 2lst: ai4s 'ey.e.', -
Passengers, ia Bnr Y IN. ,5a $49, 1857 90
Express, freight, mails and sundries, a, 200 90
Freight and live stock, 1860 90
Total. e'' 4 ,, N M, u. s127 ,917 90
Corresponding week last year, I'll, lie, 1862 90
Increase, e $s,455 90
WE understand that DR.. c. KnBALL
owing to injuries received at the late fire, will
be unable to resume practice for some weeks
to come. He will however as soon as posi-
BILE open an Office, and be happy to see his
friends and former patrons. 5..' 20
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AND
Second Senatorial District Convention.

Wednesday, the 4 9Th day of August, 1866,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for slsu1sc
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NUMBER +.

Slap, slap! lic knocked his own hat OF
with the loosc ends Of the rcins. II fell under
tho wheels. Ho cast ono look behind, To salts
fy himself that it had been very thoroughly
run over and crushed into tho dirt, and left it
to its fate.
Slap, slap! Fire. fire. Cantcr, canter,
canter! Ncighbors looked out OF their win.
dows, and, recognizing Ducklows wagon and
old marc IN such an astonishing plight, and
Ducklow himself. without his hat, rising from
his seat, and reaching forward in wild attitudes,
brandishing the rens, ut the rane time rcnd-
ing the azure with yells, thought he must 10
insane.
lie drove to the top Of the hill, and looking
beyond, In expectation Of seeing his house
wrapped in flames, discovered that the smoke
proceeded from q brush heap which his neigh
Dor Atkins was burning in Geld near by.
The revulsion of feelings that cusucd was
almost too much for the cxcitable Ducklow.
His strength went out Of him. For q little
while there seemed to be nothing loft oi him
but trcmor and cold sweat. Difficult Us 1t had
been TO get the old mare in motion, 1t was now
even more difficult to stop her.
'Why! what has got into Ducklow's old
marc? She's running away with him Who
ever heard Of such u thing! And Atkins,
watching the ludicrous spectacle from his field,
became almost us weak from laughter as Duck.
low was from the effects Of fear.
At length Ducklow succeeded in checking
the old mares speed, and in turning her about.
Ii was necessary to drive back for his hat. by
this time hc could hear u chorus Of shouts
Fire FIRE! frc!' over tho hill. Ho had
aroused tho neghbors ms he passed, and now
they were 1ockins to cxtinguish the flames.
"A false alarm false alarm said Duck
low, looking marvclously sheepish, as he met
them. Nothing but Atkins brush.hcup!
Seems to me you ouShtito have found that
out fore you raised oil creation with your
yells!' said one hypcrbolical fellow. You
looked like the Flying Dutchman This your
hat? thought twas dead cat in the road.
No fire, no fire turning back to his COM
rades,-' only one of Ducklow's jokes
Nevertheless, two or three boys there were
who would not be convinced, but continued to
leap up, swing their caps, and scream Fire
against all remonstrance. Ducklow did not
wait to enter into explanation, but, turning tho
old marc about again, drove home, amid tho
laughter of the bystanders and the screams of
the misguided youngsters. As he approached
the house, he met Taddy rushing wildly up tho
street.
fcosclrpED NEAT WEEK
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y They take revolutions easy in San Do
mingo. A late arrival announces an outbreak
in town some distance from the capital IN
favor OF Gen. Baez, and continues:
A curious scene took place in the supreme
Congress which was In session, ue'ioeia'lng
upon the question OF tho emission Of paper
money. A"mysteriOu. man; armed with 2
cutluss, entered suddenly, .., ana desPl,e Of al
PaU''i; roU IN favor of peaco3" with all my
Ioa,,in was the reply. "well, then" said
The stranger, Z" am On emissary Of tho rcvo-
iutionary chief, who will be here in lcrs than
two hours" And then raising his voice, hc
exclaimed, "Long live General BacE, Prcsi-
dent of the Dominican Republic
Whereupon Cabral resigned, Bsez took h's
place, the stranger, named GuilleTmo, was
made chief General, and Cabrsl appointed TO
position under him.
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9oetrp.
ON the BATTLE FLAGS WHICH HAso SUSPENDED u
the STATE HOUSE.
ny MOSES OWEN.

Bl MOSES OWEN.
Nothing hut flags-but simple fags-
TatteCsd ani torn Aui hanging IN rags;
And We walk beneath them with careless tread,
Nor think OG the hosts Of the mighty dead
wha have marched beneath them In days gone by
With burning ch.ek AMI kindling eye,
And have bathel their fUls with their young LIES tl
AMI, dying, blessed them, and, blessing, died.
Nothing but fiags-yet methnks, at night,
They tell each other of tales Of fright;
And dim spectrcs come, and their thin arms twine
Round each STANDARD torn rs they stand In line,
As the word Is given, they charge-they form
AMI the dim hall rings with the battles storm,
Aml once again through the smoke and strife,
Those CvluJs lead TO Nations life.
Nothing but fags-yet they're bathei with tears,
They tell of trumphs-of hopes-Of fears;
VI a mothers prlycrs,-Oi boy away
OF a serIsnt crashcd,-of the coming day
Silent they speak, and the tear will start,
As We stand beneath them with thrObbing heart,
AuI think of those who are ne'er forgot.
Their flags come home,-why come they not!
Nothing hut fags-yct we hold our breath,
Aul gaZe with awe at those tyres % DEATH
Nothing but hays-yet the thought will come,
Tie hart must pray though the lips lie dumb.
Try are sSr,l, pure, AMI We see no stain
On thp,sc dear loved tiags conc home againj
Baptized la hlOol,-Our purest, best,
Tattepsl AMI torn, they're now at rcst
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~ Ohio Is the only State that csmc out oi
the war with les debt than u vent 10 WIZ;
the principle Of taxation having oeen sooPs.e
even In the darkest hours Inc oate oeos noM
is sl3, 500, rs, against Sl4 ESQ., ,2s3 In 1860.
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A true copy. 9,

At n Court Of Probate holden at Saeo, within
and for the county ofYOrk, on the first Tuesday
OF January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and slxty-six, by tho Hon. L. T. Bourne,
Judge of said Court
nN the petition Of John \. Parker, creditor OF the
estate Of Edmund Brown, late OF sanford, In snid
county deceased PRAYING that administration VI the
estate of said deceased may be granted 10 hn or to
some other suitable persons
Oni,rsL, That the petitioner cite tho widow and
next of kin 10 take administration, AMI give notice
thereof Othe heirs Of ad deceased and 10 all per
sons interested in said estate, by causnga copy OF
this order 20 bc published in the UEi0R & JoETHai
printed In BiddefOrd. in said county. three weeks
suceeSsively, that they may appear at Probate
Court to he holden at Biddei0rd In said cOun-
OF tho clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any noty have. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Attest George II. Knovlton, Register.
true
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n sssIgsssfE Il 4: g:sss e got tho best PGtr'' At
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THE subscriber has Just received new lot Of the
i most approved school and Miscellaneous BOOKS,
elegant Photograph ALBUMS, PORTFOLIOS, Steel
ENGRAvIN6S, blank BOOKS, &C., which no will
sell al the ioesst redaeed p.tess.
Any book ordered from Boston or N. York without
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""'' 'O' Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.

AZ q Court OF Probate holden at Saco, within
and for the county OF York. Ou the first Tuesday In
January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd aud sixty-six. by tho Hon. T.. l.. Bourne
Judge OF said Courts
MARY A. PALMER, widow Of Nathan Palmer, late
vi Of Hollis In said county deceased having present.
ed her petition Tor allowance cut Of the personal cs
tate OF said deceased;
Orirtd. That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this or
der 10 be published three weeks succeSsyely in the
URios 4 Journal printed at Biddeord, in said coun-
~, that they may appear nj a Probate Court To be
holden at Bddeford, in said county, on tho first
Tuesday Of February next ut ten of'hc clock In the
forenoon. aud shew cause, IL any they have, why the
same should not he allowed.
Attest, Gcor:o IL. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
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UuV VOpIN INtte,,. .Georgc u. Knowlton Reglstor.

Al a Court of Probate, held at Saco, within and
for the county of York. on the hrst Tuesday In
January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty-six, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne
judge Of said Courts
FRANCIS BACON, Administrator OF the estate OF
II Ireenleaf J. Prescott. late OF kittery, In said
OF the estate Of said deceased Tor al
lOwance
Also, his private account against the estate OF
said deceased, for allowance .
Ordered That tho SAID accountant give notice 70 all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order To
be published three weeks Successyely In the Union
4 Journal, printed at BddefOrd In said county, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be holden at
BiddcfOrd, In said county, on the first Tuesday Oi
February next, at ten OF the clock In the FORE
noon and shcw cause, II any they have, why the
lame should not be allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
Atrue copy. ,-.-,-.-
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A true copy,

At Court Of Probate held at Saco, within and
for the County OF York, ON the first Tuesday In
January, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dret aud slNty.six, by the Hon. T.. l.. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court
CALEB d, LORD, named In a certain instrument.
v purpcrting to DO tho last will and testament OF
John Lord late Of parsOnsheld, In said county, de-
ceased, having presented the same for probatci
Oydsrsd, That the said Caleb II. Lord give notice
tO all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order to be Published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the UHion and Journal, printed at BiddefOrd. In
said county, that they may appear at n Probate
'ourt 10 DO holden at Bddrfrd, in said coun.
ty, on the arst Tuesday In February next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon and shcw cause, fany
they have why tho said instrument should not be
proved approved and allowed as the last Will and
testament OF the said deceased.
&c., lanr.,. Al Enaultnn Register