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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Roard Of Aldermea.
OPTICAL J

ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD.
rda, h. Au..d Charter which passed the Lossssufe ~
the State AIr H. 1884, ths following hdertneh Iep.osoS
Le, ..nacye drc appeared at roll call snd aos "
rr nae- having previously taken the 0sl ., onDe ~
.,hd bv law the Aldermen representing te d'srcts osvaS
AZ old dernacn and elected December 5o< cortinviNn
ofe until Monday In J.nusry ioo' snu nsvnS
a. v. destination. elected December 1909 con
timing 10 represent such district Uuo the hfs nonosy ~
In.T, g,S A. appears from the following certincsse W.
n"viJ 4 val.rfiue e,q Clerk Of the Common Council.
oHY,re CIxnk Oh Cosxcs COUNCIL No. Cfrf hall
NgwIoRK. Dec. 10. 1855
David r Valentine Clerk Of the Common Couocu OF tss
Cy OF New YORK hereby certify that AZ an e~euou D.
Of an Act entitled Act 10 amend the ChafIe O
Inc ,ity OF New. fok passed April H. leo tue Iouo.,aS
,a ,srop. w.t. duly elected Aldermen In the AasfnssS
Districts having even numerical d, .iknsiion;
Thomas Conen. Second A!dermenio District
Charles McBrleu. tourl Aldsrmauir Distrof,
nh shannon. SiIth Alierrnanic pistrrt
William l.. Fly. EisAth Adermanic Hstnet,
Bemsri REILLY Youtn AdeIulanic District.
Chafe. r.. Loev. Twelfth AID nnsric Dstncf'
Jo.eph H. Narnulu. jr Fourteenth Aldermanic Dusrics
ROB, Il McGnns Sixteenth Adermsnic Distinct
for period OF years esch from the hr" Aoaasy u
January 1867; sud that
Jobu Moor Fist Aldeunsnic District.
Micneei Morton. Third Alderuienie District
Ixutiu, vnn. Fiith AiteTmantc D'stnct
" "A (-dnev. seventh Alden. anic District,
/ Lew. 4 Rvrrs. Ninth Alicruianic District,
JOIN Brice Flcy-i.tb AldrrG aric District
Peter M,s'rfsou. Thirteenth Aderasnic District,
lanes o. hri.n. Fifteenth Aldermanc Disrc
R W Van L0,rli., Ssy rn'eeath Ad"roizIic Disfies
elected tie Charter Election Of oo are sntited 70 fep!e
n, . respective Aliernsnic Districts IN the board
A,ruen fbenS Tor the districts having an ODD nan-nes
d-sisnai!onl until the hrst Monday in January l6b,
ID. r. VALENTINE, Clsrt:
A, d, oc, ~, nr,cselv the Board cal ed 10 order
h t elk of he Common Council. aid the rou OF menoe"
Evor beu led Il. io0viug answered 10 their names,
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ment of bornes end for substitutes FOR the armies OF
the Union.
Riot Damages Redemption Bondsel, 100000
iV' Nu"''s i4g9lO0|
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

e. ~ ~
Less Revenue OF the City
not otherwise sptc tcihcs!
ly appropriated by law.
including the surplus OF
the Sinking Fund for
. Payment Of the Inter . .
est ON the City Debt e. .-i'. luJ 10 81 5S'H -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

W. ~ ,,.,., -;,
me- We" i3iN iilo".!' l'l'',i9IIrs d
"''7:,'.7 .oii i's''l'iI ~ wy" 70 80 "
"'s 'o"9 'elt'3'io" ol We iaA' u'Nt'Gl"'o ca
l."il"I 80 GHl,u u"g No"'I'" '."''l'' IN"
l4.'l7,iE - "i,NtH. ~ ~ II' i'99 man d "C
"'o''l''l contlLNeH P'"' pE l"e "aC"pin
''u7 at W a7ui"Ssou 10 Il nc
'['5.,"- '''.J N"E =, '''''Si''S ~ .n' ,''''
'"'. 49, ~" ~ INV ul"'u' 'l"""'y VI
'.,"''" Io.J ION 's' 'Gt me ~ o''
.' e'o T"''o 't"''o'N INC Iil""''
INNS ''io"u''S - 10 us I''ot'9'
IL y I1Po'le" IH"' 1" ue" measure u It.
.'"9. u1''ol ~ ,'""I' =" "o r. 80, u, Ioi'I
LE Ii'"l ,no tolai r,Ti "L inc II
-,"',7' to "G'"'i9 "a '",s Pl'W "io Ello"
I'D our SP''l'l "'Sl'"lclleS rom "aSS"'HElo"
~ learn on goo" authority thaI tho state
mont may ne rene" upon.
me i't""InS Is t'le insane PROJECT oaIeu
"aShlHI Joh' A"Itu IL
1he question: o' IHe 'eG"Eill oi tuo
Nta'e NoN tII"ieiil9 ''i tue ltteiA iepeii'o"S
states VIII Sh"iJIl De oio"Ehl [" Pt"ei''aI
'.9'. 1>u''7 n%' "',,' ''NS" ~ POM
hehl 10Y ulale III Tue SOUTH ana are no" pe-
ing perfected under the advice OF Leading
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E.utc.t Cor,rn,ercinI and Financial News.

LIVERPOOL, March I7.-The sales Of cot
tom the past week embraced 10000 bales,
including $4,000 TO spectators and cN-
}Drtcrs at an advance OF ID, the market
closing buoNaut
The sales to-day Saturday amounted to
10000 bales. Niddling uplands is quoted
ut 2ud.
LoNDoN. March III. S. 52o's are quo
ted Mt 724 to 72&. The bank rates are re-
duced to L per cent.
WASurNGroN. March 26-The issues of
fractional currency from the Treasury De
narruent last week, amount to 44,UOu,-
THE redemptious summed up S4S2,OuU, en-
bracing certificates of Indebtedness tor the
week to the amount of Sl6O,Oou. The DIS
bursements to the departments was nearly
< 0OO O0u to the Navy Department over
100000 in the Interior Department. near
$1,000, 600 -
cen Spinner holds over S3l6.OOouNo OF
securities Tor the circulation of national
banks, and over S35,OO0,0uO of securities Tor
deposits
CHICAGO, March 26.-Flour dull Wheat
81 23s. Corn dull at 414c. Oats dull al Poe.
Pork S25 90. Lard l~c.
81 Iorrs. March 26.-Cotton unsettled at
Bic. Flour heavy, at 81 % for single extra,
50 60 for double extra, and $40 2oaSl2 tor
choice Wheat dull at s. 10. Corn, 60d623c
Oats. 43. Pork dull at $50. Lard quiet at
1910 Bacon dull: clear sides. l64c. Sugar
cured hams. Ole Whisky lower, at - ~.
PrrTsHr-EG. March 26-River ten feet ano
falling. 49, -,
NEW YORK, March 2.-Cotton close,
rather more active at Acc. Flour dun an,
heavy. Money quiet at to . per cen.
Sterling exchange l07t Gold l2?s. StoG ;tI
Hrln. Dry goods paper is Iecel.e IL; w; :,
more caution on accounted the decline
prices.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.--Leaf tobace
lower for common Jugs sales 4oo n naoS
Flour dull at 81 so. Tor supertne. M ~
pork firm at 1915, and held higher az ~
close. Bacon shoulders l24c. Clear sue
changed and nominal at s. g.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

and which are popularlv known a- Chronic erup-
tous Trf -er puples. Bster- >cab>. ocald Head
Niuk-cru-t IJug-NoTIu etc, etc.
1t will also kill Itch and other local EeTmn which
prey upon the skin. it S"ttruS and tetaches the
DENOMINATIONS matters deposited upon the skim
heals the cracks hi,reTs and pimples. and renders
the cuJaueou- surface smooth and pliable. 1t has
been used hv Dr Gilbert with most satisfactory re
suits for many years. 1t j. offered for sale IN tins
style from the firm conviction that II must neceSSa-
TiIv meet with the hearty appreciation Of those who
make Use OF il.
Full directions for the method Of using these rem
cdieS. a plain and accurate description OF q number
OF the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions In regard to their cure VIII be
found printed ON circular accompanying each pack
age These suggestions are the fruit of most ample
experience acquired by DR.. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career In the treat
mcut Of this class of diseases in the cities OF Mem
phis New Orleans and New York: and viii, II il
Is expected, enable most Uuprotrs-iuuA persons TO
treat their CASES with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot OF ordinary
physicians.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
HEALING OINTMENT

Possesses peculiar tonic and astrin@mcn qualities
which cause it be admirably adapted to the cure OF
Various Kinds of Ulcers,
EspeciaIlv those which are of an indolent nature
and which are usually dcuomiuatcd old Sores 1t
is confidently believed to be much superior to any
other preparation made tor similar purposes
Full directions for the method OF applying II, a
plain and accurate description OF number OF the
different varieties OF tlCrr and valuable directions
in regard to their cure will be found printed the
circular accompanying each box; which remarks 1t
is hoDed will enable most unprutesSunal persons to
treat their own Ulcers with greater than Is
usually experienced from the attention of ordinary
physicians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT & IIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
No. PSI Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
~gS=Sold bv Druggists generally throughout the
Southern States \ liberal discount made to the
trade BARNES. WARD & co,
Wholesl de Agents,
FeT,2-d3rn New Orleans.
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- Nothing can be more wonderful than
the operation Of the Red Jacket Bitters in
obstinate cases Of costiyene>s, for it is a
mild and genial cathartic, as well as a tonic
and corrective.
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Trains leave Grenada Daily at 500 A. NJ inme-
dareIv upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
Railroad, arriving at Memphis 2s2I p ~
:. ;. LIE ERMOEE-
Feb. 22dtf Gent Supt.
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Special Notices.


- T. J. Wicker, Of Magnolia is anthor-
lied to act as agent for the Clarion. He will
travel for some time in the counties OF Pike,
Franklin and Wilkinson. and viii receive
subscriptions for the Clarion.
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Msrch-i3m ST LOUIS, NO.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
HIGU COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS.
January Special I9m, 1866. "Wednesday
february, 18th, 1866.
Ordered, that at the next April term Of
this court. the docket of the first District
shall be taken mp on the third Monday of
April, and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day of May. That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up on the
second Monday of May, being the l4th day
of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2nd day Of June. That the docket
Of the second District shall be taken up on
the first Monday OF June, being the 4th day
of that month, and the cases thereon heard
until the business Of that docket is disposed
of
4 true copy from the minutes.
Attest SANl'L LIVINGSTON.
March4d3gt Clerk.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
TETTEfe OINTMENT
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cure Of tina!
class Of In4l4dies usually termed
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
CHRONIC DISEAS
THE PUBLIC
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTS
GENE RAJ ALTEE alive

Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
brantS--timulatiug them to additional activity IN
their natural functions Of eliminating from u" CIR
culatiu- Fluids the usual Etete land IN dlseaS-'
Morbid Matters and eTpellin@ them through the
Skin. Kidneys Liver. and AlimentaTy Canal from
the system 1t i therefore adapted for the reHei
of chronic diseases affecting those organs and OF the
mucu7 membranes lining them such
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
ERUPTI0NS, letter. ULCERS, SCROFUL1,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
Observation-Disclosures OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

1t IS particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
tion Hereditary Taiuts syphilis and nalBdea aris-
ing from Ioug-cOntnued use of CaomeL Blue Mass,
Corrosive Sublimate. Eowler.S solution. Donovaus
solution, and other preparations Of mercury and
arsenic
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II
TER G. TAfh HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Al MAGAZINE STREET BANK PLACE
o7o1oosit9 St James Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS, IA,

TEGIISH AND A%ERIcAN
cmtls R u
CoTToNAND
"
sBsonBr Bd4geons BrnifN
Round
Cooking
aoDsH
& JACK sons
Va eMu
Orders from country respectfully solicit BY
CHURCHILL.
si d , Bnok
Opposite 10 LaunuT lot
- = EDCnbs9s
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|GRAW,
...nraN,l

8 MoGrar'
agcr in tg&
lines In IT, ,'m.., z %
!, Mats I BIS I'D n
opes, or tfsss ,
oooks and nabe|
ID SENS
mixers 90
vdsogla.s, y
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

nn'o0blE
i's Aa.o,'s' lsa,'
w " osGRATS',ss,
I TX 4 SAW
81 ortahl.
Cut, Mn st.,,
~ 'Ri1;s$
s,.ppassta,
! a liDss'eripr,a,a,s.r
r. Nj A.
on hand NJ
W agons' : f1l r..
|asI ~ The ~.
on with - IA.
Louis. A.essis.
v h'cd we !. o''vit.
|.,inety on pfss,.
oas Ken osi
y K R ca h.
n o fer - Eas
lr Tinae VII b.
|lv ' re On our ~
No eha,.'lr 'isas
Tor tha, X ia .
ms d Sorp,. fpss4
u irsnrare'. Nc,
a''Sdl,TrPls9l.y
u "USHt
Dealer IN
|" lfES1
Sole Propa,,a
" ANDN
PURE W
|AA b.
al,
..zi,SM
'69, 81 Ct,
"opttoulas sr4
VH as,
r,,, Forugf
AL haaoa H
HALL
u F
D GENERAL
on Merc5
+" EETUPs ST
lRLEANS, la
naS VII ID. be made
lin Pear! STREE
EDWARD
Jsa
L & RlCHARS
to ThoruhHI6C,
FACTOR,
AND
mission Ma
"ravier Street
Orleans, La.
Uuncsa ID
4 Brspi-
N & AlcLAT
n FACT
ISSION AND
Nc NERCH
WON STREET
NEW ORR
Agent.
& NORRh
on Merck
AND
I n G AGEy
mai street,
Orleans.
= oi.FF,
DRTER.
AND
mission MG
CPitOuiae Stree
Orleans.
Porter and Ale Ls
do DO
C1gnac,
do
g on. &e B0rdssli
HuEgnr Eperntg
|ld Aloe.le a ines, Air
key. Ken'uCkg
nrvrd Fruits
and Vegetables "
ra.g.ra s1r ths dir
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

Porter and ALI. Ls1
do DO .
C0gnaC,
do
s. DiI. De B0rd asEi
nuEgnr Eperntg
nd AIoe.Ie a ines, As'
lf key. KenfuCkg
nrvrd Fruits
10 and Vegetables "
orders for TIE ii's
utlaued articles .
0ducts snd meft,f
and sold for S conc
S W0it
IL. TcbopitouIas a-'
New u
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30
SMOLANDER| EXTRACT BUCKU

SURELY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

SrvrEE AoCtpr~r. A. thc w.f,. aau-b-
Ter aHi babe % Mr. David Thar.,o-. %
Erroi. y. a.. We riliu- down a go. in a
carnage oar day last vcrk. thc brccch in.,
broke vtlli frightened thc horse o. that
he ihrcv thc daurlicr from tb- carriar- ia-
o. a -au-evay fiird viii water. whcrc .Lc
hy uith lsr bead above thc water. but
seuseics.. So uas a'tcr~ari. fourl with
her sho-llcr blade broken and also iLc
forearm. The horse rau a few rods far
tier Wien Mr.. Thurton vas thrown from
ths carrasc breaking both legs. "A o5-
liiue Pos,1rc % one ics caused The bone 90
Gene through ,Ae iesh several inches The
BABE va throun a. a distance from che car
RAG anl escaped uniarncI. As g was
necessary O. scui to Coirbrook Or ply
sieiaa. Che girls shosiIcr lccaas % sso..
icu az O. render &c Impossible % set e.
Shc remained -nconscioas for tsciv, hoars.
Mrs Ihar,ioa's e-.o b. REGARDED o. scty
Doubtful 90 recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29
Paris Hill Academy.

TUE FALL TERN e che. Is.,.,.,.., Ill
II ''ur-ncr 60 Wstuestsv. he 5.h eav 81
= pi-tn,-r, ar conriuae even W-sks.
= C. IRISH. PErcsrror.
NI.- C.B AsDEsws. Prscepts~-.
Mi's Little =. iiai.. T,seh-r - ua..e
tau-se ofl~cfar- On vsri1us Prs.f,c,fS ..t-
l-rts sii o. delivered hef.fe fh- ,--n.. -.u..-.
81 ~tth che >lhaoi. 0, r-niiru,eu .I ,s.a - 81
o.
naari r1n BE- oitaia~s at frooa - % 81, 81 Id
Tsr s~rk
ks.sa- 70 100 t- farar-h-i th..-e sishsar Co. bard
fhf-r-T'ees. re- rrtsnnaLL. rsfrr
~ illfN- toruu,.a - i.sh. - so. Uirhsr
Las $40 Lsa<aaErs. ss50. GsiIs 81 10
maze &c slthei a hsil oi e. .AaLs term
=. r.. CARTER. So
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rtscArtQuA iSsrEsNcE Co. The Ia.
surance Comnissioncrs % Massacbussfts.
have publi.hc,l statement relative % this
Company They say thar Or lons time
ticy Ga not almii % CD 20 business b.
Massachusetis. because it did not appear o.
them thar the capital had been paid in. p
rally thc otErers exhibited % then srcuri.
ties amounting 90 seo6 ..s6I7. On the
first pnn1ai report thr company appesrcd
o. have a surplus of Si5.gsi .iJ. on che
sccsnl. $500 -. The ofiocrs clam dat
s'--e a.; @s;- ;asg a.. ,rsii--i a. pad
losses amounting O. siSo.sst.st. They
conclude that The company must have re-
ceisrd in this timc 80. 900 On excess of iis
expense. so that on re DAY 20 fni'urr th-
funds OBJ meet losses must have been Slrn-
g22 ~. AZ thc request q the Comni.-
sioncrs tie oficcrs 20 thc company have
furnished a siaiemcnt shouing tio unset
tiei -'ains against Be- o. D. sIts..52 s6
The makes an aggrcsafo lo.s ~ s2.9.-
2-s-is sincc Nov. o.. l-f,5. and aIaitiin-
thc losses unsettled 81 the ION ,u,oant
claimed. tLc ilnls sabject o. che payment
q i"sscs are rcdaced % siO1. 100 81.
Which probably exceeds ihe amount - On.
earned premiam.. on Outstanding poiicirs.
They az.
- Nnt 90 81 nov very generally stated.
and me-. uc arr sorry o. say. 81 unclllvo-
caNy trriri by thc ori-rrs a. We could
wi-h. tha' ihc capital stock vas never o.
nns great extent actually pail .n. orh .r~ ID.
thar ~ fh- nafcs ~ fir strrkhol 'crs. o.
secure tar ultimafr rasmcnf of which. Of
nct merely .rshou. tiir taiI sfock hollrrs
ceposi;rt riih thr oonranr thr govern
rnr-t sccurti-s. stoke. a.. whieh we're
sboHn to gs as che absolute property of che
company. Al Orb proof ftiis 30 Is stated
taat tac ftocAloidr-s werr aliorcd them-
selves t' coolest thr intcrrsf. by Getting of
BE coupons or ofhrrsi... % these serari-
tirs. Here arr csilrnfiy matters f,~ i1di.
cal invcsii-ai Which 'i. q1ite out al our
prosincr. Nhrthcr or not ihc statement.
tlrd i1 thrs o.E-c were his-. We cannot
properly cthrr affirm or l,nr We can
only say. o. tlev were not true. &c were de-
ccisci-
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oEFoHn. ss-- So 20 Csrlt ai Probate heIf % " a.
trI'.r0 arhin ani lar thr Ca.-afs al O.rsrI On
DO Sob caY "a. Jrrr a. %. l-f6
DANfEL Brown af.niri.r.af.- CD fte estate
II sf ta-ri - 20. ~fcrrns. bee sf Wsferflfd 81
s.iI c.uaft ierefref. haring rrrseufri hi. ar-f
rnI faa arrounf al lfniai.frfl1a 81 fle estate 4
saii fereasrd &C. aii1sanre.
or rrra. be Do slil Alrlini.trlfsr give ns-
f..e f1 aii lfrs1as laferfsff if rtusisr : COW af
fhis ardrr b. rtih'i.tef three weeks ..,r-.-,r.
u il ID oEi'rc beaacrst lrtai-.i lei Pare. thst
thrf mas arpear sf "a Probate Gent fs o. he'd 81
Paf.s in ssli Couafe. oa go 81 Turs.lav 90 Tufg
nsst, 10 fes o'r.rk ia thr aheru.an. an.f show
cau-r saY fhrf Lagr. ahy fhe sane si lul1 ms
a. aInref
o.. ". WODDBJ Jafr~.
4 rue r.rf-stfrsf. J r. Hoses. Rex jester.
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n ARR led

o. Hrihri. ia,~ p. %, Rev J. o. Wh-~i.ri..,
". ioortrd u. Efiaft 90 Nj CEu r Ma-I,
tafh ai Ksruf.r.l.
I We ~raarr. JHr- f6h hs n r. rr.r-
nae. 80 ~ hsaniuli % Mac. 90 e. a..
isfis.s. e.. hst...ular. t..h rf -unner.
AZ HsNisFd. MS Jsur I2th. b. Re- "
te-g.as iict Lizard Grove. oi Ne gssarf-
We. tp NJ Lylia 4. G1ala. of Baxt.rf
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NOTICE co. rOgECLD-U whrres..
y W Ian o. -aar. fn.H rf thrisra OBJ ihr
~r.-. . RI ws....h r-rfs. 1a fte rirtfh a.. or CO...
f.fsr u. I-ag. rlsrrfei fa a.e. fhr ar.'rrs. zoe
Ga .r r.rfrfrr. s relIa.1 ra0r.I 0I 'HnI e.fl ffe
fa ..r.. .haIe.n if.rr .n fsI.a Ir fEa l..a.a of
co. ..rf .a.I ~lste 81 Mafar. raftsiaiar oae taa-
I..t srrrs aI bod nafe ar .ess. .nI kr.an i- ths
E...-.I.IH fErIa IT 81 f....r -nfr. ll' Do aa...r
raapetrf Hr nr fol sarf W. H -asn. ht 81
ai erra lste sith stit Narraar, and o. naare
rIrIarn.frs IH HrI1r.Hr .a f.. sl1e. r.'rrrnre la
be fa .s,t M.nr1re .arI frF ree rtri ID Ds-
fori Hra.sl I'll Dee. Boa iie. fsre asI3
Noe fhrrr..rr. far r.r.IIlsrs of saft MarfE aEe
hsf.rr hsen trakfn. . trrrtF rIfim f1 asrer'ase
fhs as.rr. arrr..f.s ID tEe -rarrrrs fn CO.. rass
aslf snt rrasrtr.I WILLIAM SWAN.
Fsrs. . 30 .. Is66.
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Life, Fire, andAcCident
INSURANCE.

oEFICE 90 ruE
oxFnEu CoCSrT issUEaScr AarxcT.,
NoEsskh M. gaae 0. l-G6
NOTICE ID hrrrie gives fhst os.es g. fhe
y bee 80 aonfhf hrv- filIra npla thf r.. t..fa.
ga firr 4 Mlril-- lu.rrs1ce 60. Of -aufh Ber-
SOS. Ne, 90 fn ssrn raplf slacocssien $50 fsrrr
af,aprnf 80 io uifsr -u--el-ioa of t.siness 3D..
rrrstiFe AZ fha-e haifing Pa'rrie- ia the
af-aFr '1mranF ere f1vr-f fp surrsn.i-r them ts
fhfs A-rnrf aui GO r~fasuref. I suI ranfraue
fa o. hre la-.rsrc- 81 fhr ssOh o. lar 81 fI srf-
t.rd tanu.. = ne Horr. ri Ne1s Nnrk an.f fhe
~pfrafa-if sf Nass. o. fhrse C.nr1nies are aot
-a.'rf rlfn rlsr ss srIl D. be- oaTn fasurrr w
ftt.rr fa GO sI is. frF a.ain. pf-'f ren.1.r r.
.f ~....HI I.s..inr. as flaf nlsf Iaa fae tsr 500
a.s-i H.f4 f. tlN tn rerssa srr.. OBJ uaI al
f.rr I.r-.uess 800 ID urarlrI ~ afr-ufe.f Co.
tNEELNND HOME Agent.
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Whiskersl Whiskersi

- 800 sanf Whi-trrs 90 Nou-farhrsf Ger
'rrrfaa Cs.aI.auni ~ii ferre shes, ta gr.s co fhr
s-1l.ftrsf iscr or chfu. 90 hatr on bali hrafs s
"a Weeks. Frice. ~ 90 Sparka--s o. - %.
>crf ss asil suy~ here. ciaseit sesi.f oa recent
81 price.
Address. WARNER 4 CO. Pes IA.
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oNFoEn. ss--Ata Corrt Of Pr..fste beta 81 Nv
30 eifhin ard DO fhe Cauats ID Onla1I. 90 il..
IYih dte al frr 1. ID Is66
Il INDIA SPEARS witss Of Tn-r v Sr.ar-
II a Iftr ei ~is1Fhaiu. in -siI csaafv dsosa-....
pf1iag .r an a.l~ tacc oat al ilr ,ersoa.l estate
81 lef isre hu-han1-
ofd~frl Ihat ine SID I.efitioner give nati--
fn ~ rrso1s iaf~i erf-d, PSI ctusiu1 caps ot fht-
orter ta D. 0i'Ishef hre- 90. o. .l.rrs..rri, b,
the pxioli Druecrat rr.airi af Psri. ia ssid
Comfy. tait taeY mss sn.--lr sf s Pfoblie Csait
fa o. bid af Pare on the 80 Taesfae Cd Low
uexf. af ten o'cL.rk Dol ne fors.sasn go she-
ctuss DO sui fhrs have. shg th- san. shBsd not
Do rranfrI.
p. IS WOOpBU ~ .Jasr-.
uHr c.rl-auest :. =. iionns. Eegi.fer.
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\ handsome hi'ic steamer has been bailt
AM 's no~ rauuing on Umbagog LAKE and
thc MasaU9uay RIVER. 10 o. .iie~Lsel
boai vith a new engine. cabia neat. a1a tie
urTcr ieek couFenieni Or p,sas4-c p4rtsr..
i ~i.l adj much 60 th- convenient. ana
comfort Of pleasure partir, 90 che .akes
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orFoEr. ss-Ata Co,rt of tohsf- he'd al Low
~ suhin and 81 the Csunis 81 ONc.rd % the
2D.h dag of Jaa- A ID. Issss
IN fhr nffri1n or Elrra q Stun v.ilo.. 81
~ ~.ias >tearns LITE a. Level in said cnu,,-
a. cecessrfi. rrsy ing g. si,asancs COT u tie
I.er-1usl estate ai Re- isfe husiand.
orierrd. That ~ said p-fiiioaer give aafice
to at p~r-ous inirr~-tef. ~ carsfg csrsv ofthi.
or-sr is D. laih.hr1 EN- rc~ eesks ssoce.slsei, ~
thr pStard lirrnurrlf prinfrl at PARE ia said
t.s.aiv. ihsf th~y 'ssv appear tt Pr1iate a. sart
o. d. BID az Pare a. , Tsoslsr % Jul. n-xt
at fe1 o'r'rck - the f.lrnrra. and shes csu.s %
art ftrF Save nv the slIue shsuld 1st hs rranf o.
81 r. ". WOODB "A Jadre.
tree caTy-si.r-i :. =. iIouss. RE- stsr.
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pEFoHr. ss--ff Cosrt of Probate hrLT a.
Iusisr.r vlfhia AT c. abe Cs.s.tx "A o. "a
on ih~ 2t-f dav ai lnn- 4 o.. l~6c
hAflb X. HASTINGS. uaal-i sxerufor o. a
IL orrtatn lnsfrulnc1t rnrprrtinx o. h. he ia-t
on and tf-tan-nf ai Mo- Masaa. hte oi lrth-l
'n -a'l reHniF 1~-eas-i, hHstag prcsentcl the
sane o. T. r.i.ttc.
bflfrrt, That Ore sail ENeCufsr give notice 90
ai r~fs'H- tairre-tet hs cfu-inr e cps Of th-s
Greer fa o. ra.aishe three v-rks snr--s-ir~l, b,
the oNirr4 Delascrif rriaie,i "a Pans. thai thrs
u'1 'fFe be- - Probate Cert to D. he'll af Pans
ia -aii CaHn.s. on thr ihiri rs--isy of Juk .rrxt
20 Cen o'clask 81 tAr tifeaooa. anf sh-,s c.a--
i 900 th.s have. ai F co. --ns shorlf nor b.
proved, sprrosrd. eel sit8a~i a. thr hsf WI
snc ! csttulelf Of srfi dec~s-sd
T.. W. WOODBURY. Jufr-
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pNToEo. ss-tt "a Conf 81 Probate h-lI "a
fvetufg sifhin snl flr be Caiiufv IL Oxr.rf
On the 2ist ,lsy 81 J ra-. 4 ID l-aS
flWohA@ MplLlON nsmri exrcutor in =
II ccrtaln insiruul-nt poItinr o. D. th~ 80
sil ana teEtfa1-nt 20 ~.llsaan Essnsn. lafe u
Sos in stti ep'infs ercea-od. haFiag prc.eafrl
thr same .8r Frolllfr.
Ord@ref. That the ssif guar.litn give aoiire fo
al prsaas iatrr~sisd hy cau-ius capy of ih.s Or
der t1 o. puliishr three week sr-r~s.fsel, n tb.
pNiafd ltern1. fai. pr1f-i at P,ris thaf he, ma,
apiesr ai ffpb1ie Caart o. o. held 81 raris o.
s'td c.ii'it. oa ihe tuiri Tue- ~ &C Joe a-xf.
al 10 s'tllrk .n the f.fea1.n. taf sh~s -,u-r N
any ihry have ~hy the ssid fasfr.rleut .ho.if ~ q
d. proved approved. fu aI.au-I as fhs - " al
ard ic.ttalenf af SOD d-rrasrI
p " WOODBURY. J.f-~.
4 trur cops -au~-rJ : uouns Resi-fer.