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THE NEW TEsRrroRr.-rhe London 13na.
speaking OF our newly acquired Russian pos
sessions, SAYS, /. ..f..,l,il... .ut. =
Without sharing the excitement said to have
been produced among the British djplomstists
Ia Washington, We cannot but recognize Il As
an event Of considerable Importance, attesting
d Il does the mysterious sympathy which has
long existed betwsen ,Rsss;a and the Usited
States, establishing - Il will, 2 Republican In
stead Of . Cossaek power on the northwestern
frontier Of the new considerations th prob
able Il has been purchased With the view OF as
serting the claim Of the United States to the
supremacy Of the Amttiesn Continent. Since
We have 40 right 80 protest sgninst an act en-
tlrely within The discretion OF thu Russian, and
United States Governments, let rs. not place
ourselves In o false position by yaiu, remon-
strnpce. Let as iorbear TO fasten upon this
unexpected trsnssotiosrs hostile construction
or 10 insist upon rights and interests which
are incapaeie Ut being maintained.
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THE UNI0Ns& J0URNl4L, q ~
General LonS.-t on Ioo .ioSn,

denefal Lou1Dpp on &c puoHpns
General Lqd srt up& IL otsAHM
6, writes anot63k u1ler Ct hsclUhg u 70,
pie Of the South o.fiovc fbfwnd ut 6uceTn
the work OF reconstruction under the Mill
tary Bill. The surrender Of the Confeder.
ate armies he declares involved the sur
render of"the claim to the right Of seces.
siotl Tie FORMER dktical relations 81 SecSs;
sion and the surrender of the Southern Con.
fedency." Tie then asserts:
These issues expired upon the fields last Co
cupied By the Confederate armies. There they
should hAt dk&nIburied. The Aoldief ptdststt
have tHehtd thsk. rectivd him lwhen hs tAls
cover his remains. The political questions OF
the war should have been buried upon the
tAeidsthat mArked their end Our most cher
ished objects Of this earth. blood Y our blood
u lie S OF s Sa, ssa.. S Saue.
So must It be with thi. dead matter. III belfast
funeral rites Of the Southern Ccnfederacy have
not been portpsned. letuS, with due soleinnity.
proceed to the discharge OF that painful duty,
aNd'Issu MS deposit IN thc'ssms grave the agony
Of our srisf, thai We may the better prepare
ourselves fora return'to the duties otths NE.
n lie uext prbeeods to argue against the fol-
~ of falling hack upon tho Fabian or mast
eray insctively policy. ave might better''
ne says, sbe iikonai ,inao the bird that con-
eeuls its head in the sand.n vt ID now too
late, "he says, 40 looklaitcr or talk about
onr rights under the law and the constitu!
lion. - The plain duty Of tho South Is to
let bygones be hygoncs, and relieve oar
selves from our.prcsent cmharrnssments by
returning to our allegiance in good faith un
der tho process hid down by Congress, or
Deck (indivhuaDp protection under some
fsreign Government. Though no is one Of
the 's.particularly disfnnohisodp and has
becn informed from the ahighest authority"
that he will be among the very last to ro-
ceive "nmnesty," General Longstrcet docs
not murmur or complain, but says re-
gard this as one Of the results that belong I'd
tho hazards Of revolution, and ] have no
hotter cause of complaint than those who
have lost theis slaves" He then calls upon
the South to 'speed the work or rceon-
ssruction and put our people ina condition
to make their own lnws and choose their
own officers for their execution. Judge
Campbell, Of New Orleans, writes to Gen.
erai Longstreet. fully indoping his views
Us to the duty OF the South ut this time. 4
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The Stake IN LAWRENCE. When the mule
amin nerr' striks took plaos NJ La-rsnse about
. fortnight slnce, Il Was stated that the strik.
ers had a fund which would last them . year;
but this appears not 70 have been . correct
statement, az on Saturday last handbills were
issued, saying that the cause OF the strikers
was.ons in which oil worknen hsd an equal In.
isrest, and eouseq ucntly 1t Vas just that other
trades should contribute to the support OF the
antilles of those now on strike, 10 save them
from starving. We are informed that several
families have had to receive assistance during
the psst week. About ono hundred men are
on strike, the majority OF whom make iegclar
Ssnon strstIous In the vicinity Of the mills,
ohssr;ns for . teu-hour Law. bat 10 no Instance
M my disturbance taken place. ,rr,rr- ,.'f
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SHAKESPEARE ON INTERMrrrENrs.
Wonderful, bit True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.renownsd
Astrologist and somnannbulistlo Clairvpyant
while In . clairvoyaut state, dellneates the very
features Of the person you arc to marry, and by
tho std Of an instrument Of intenss power known
Is the Psyohomotrope, guarantees to produce .
perfect add lfeliks picture Of the future husband
or wife Or tho applicant, with date OF marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character, 30. This
10 no imposition, - testimonials without number
can assert ny stating plsoe OF birth, age, dispo-
sitI,n. color OF eyes and hair and enclosing my
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to your.
SELF you will receive the picture by return mall.
together with desired information.
- Address In confidence. MADAME GssrRuDE
RsNIHsros, r. O. Box 2s7, West Troy, N. Y. tiy9
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GA YouNo LADY, returning to her
country homo, amer sojourn Of fsw months In
the city, was hardly recognised BY her friends.
In place OF eoarse, rustic. flushed fase she had
soft, ruby complexion OF almost marble smooth.
mesa shd Instead Of twenty three she rcslIyap.
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry ssto the cause
Of so great change, she plsjply told them that
she used tie CIRCAssIAN BALM, and con.
sidsrsd II an Invaluable acquisition " any IAdy's
toilet by It's uss any Lady or Gentleman can I'm.
prove their personal appearance hundred fold.
II ID simple ID III couAinaton, - Mature herself
10 simple, yet unsurpassed In Its efficacy In draw.
ing Impurities jffoua, also hesltns, cleaning and
identifying tbs skin aud complexion. ny ihdI.
rect action on Che eshols II drsws nom ltsllis
Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface IS Nature Intended II should be, clear
smooth. son and beautiful. Price 81, sent by mall
or express, on receipt Of On order by . ....t
.'.H- '"f W. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayette st., Syracuse, NY.
The only American Agents Tor The sale Of The
same, .... 20 a', ..a lyrs
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AZ CARD

To rH1 CITIZENS or Y0ax C0uSrY.-During the
for . Der .rait Of A. Lincoln Mas presented. with
the eipress intention that the subscriber should
be the painter. lie was consulted and che resolve
making On appropriatlon,oft 5000. was reported
by unfair means the Governor was induced to
give the commission to . Afsssaehusstta AItist.
The question now ID, will the ,sitssns OF Maine
without reconstructed Are they willing 70 pay
their money 10 o Massachusetts,, mac, When .
Maine man, . resident Artist, votsr and tax-pay:
or can do the work 10 we'll u not betterl VII!
they allow one OF their number 10 Be wrOnged and
insulted without recording thsiI protest. ..t'sm
3Wl5s - CuA MIA II. uRAHGlR.
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III sGH pl : I * MANDRAKE Pull.

..re-lu c.r. Tor Dis.assd Liver and
the nNany DanEsrous MalaAiss which
arc causSd by q morbid condition Of
chat SfEaA. ga "'''' ''.
nm ,x. ,hs ruh,,. sisay of ths mode
IWne Wy P SCasv HIsv.a w.rS,sSs Pm, nrsncs
m 49,, 1870 ,ssles - tv thss,ssods
W ss,snI. Mna 49,. nr...nt 100 80
DESCRIPTION OF TUE HCNAS LIVER
and n. o,n.,,oo. vhich vim MAKE tia ooerst,on Of this
III rassstnc crSc.ntihie "a svefy MANI UNDER
pss2H.,,. $500 80 4
~ - 4. ..,,,.s ,-,,h hiood x...sis nerves and
aosorocns. Uns w U,oS s W. ~ pI.nS . ~
~, Wy ALI III, AL an n ,ts,ss iior ind.osn,siv
as' y, ~ .'h 4. ,hs rrnne, nrrbrnsnrr M mi,
m.s,.. \, H. No. - ap.etsS a sSnaot n1rifv ihe
,, III ~ az, - I'M 80 ,hro.sh the Iuuss brain
~ 49, 49, IN r,or,d rondifior n m1st cause
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State Of Maine.

Al Court Of Cesnfv Csmm,ssiessvs.b sgss asd Asi<
at <Lfrst, for and sritAis tAs cesriy Of York, on
tAs Ssssad Tsssday Of <SrR a. y, 1867. ~.
IN tho brexolng petition. u 10 considered ~ the
VCommbssiones Mat the petitlooers sFe rsspon.
shas and thai they ouyht 70 DO heard touehingth The
mattsr set forth In their petiou, ssd %.
DEF, ThsS The petitioners dive notice 70 All penoqs
and oorpsnt lions Interested. thai the County Com.
missiopsrs Will meet 81 dwelling house Of Charles
O. Bsrrsii In York. In ssli County. on wstpesisy,
che nnh day OF June. A. ID. 1861. ~ Ten O'CLOCK ~
che foreuoos OF aid day. when they VIII PIP
coed 70 view the route got foIth IN we PesI-
Hon. and Immediately aftsr such yiew, 81 soue
couysnisps place iu the vicinity, VIII give hcaf.
ing 10 the parties, and their vttnessee oah notee
10 be by causing copies OF sid petition. ADD shis
order OF notice thereon. 20 be served upon each Q!
the Town CLERKS ofsaid townspf York and Elioe ana
sI,o nv posting up Copi0 % the same th!ee pup.
the same three wecks successively In the Union
And Journal. o newspaper printed In Biddelofd 10
ssid County. the npt Of said qualifications, ADJ
each OF the other notices " be nj least thirty days
before the tins Of said meeting. that all persons
NAV then and there be pressnt and shew esuss, u
any they have. Why the prayer Of sid petition
'n'v ht,ey' c. n. LORD, Clerk.
- Copy Of the Petition and order Of Court
cts. Xi.ss. @. LORD, Clerk.
k<S
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VThe Paris correspondent OF the Lon.
don Times thus spcake Of the commercial
nnxiety felt In France: d.,
Trade In Paris, and generally throughout
France, 10 TAR from active. Disputes. and the
apprehension 6f further political complications
suifice TO account for the stsgnstion. People
Arc un Hing to embark In any undertaking ~
Importance, becsuss they look with doubt and
misgiv ing on the future. Among the upper
commercial Glasses the belief Is that On alliance
between Prussia and Russia. spoken Ut vaguely
for some months past, Is as certain ~ the ALI
snce OF Prussia with BavAris, the Grand Duchy
Of b ,den and wurtemburg; 10 met. that France
has before, her what b termed "tacit coali.
,ion." In such circdmstapoes IL Is not surpris'
ipE that French capilsts, never rsmArkaole Tor
great boldnsss, should b cautions and hmid'
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Al market Cor the curenl~eet Cattle, 1886 sheep and
Lambs, 1000, svine, 1905 number Western Cattle 1906
Eastern Cattle, ia
PTICEA-Eesf Cattle -Extrs, $500 % 1896 nrs
quality SIS 90 10 Is 50; second quality 81 30 % ]? ISL
third quality, II 90 20 u 90. .,u
HIDES, to es Y ID. Tsliow, Ito 1letb.
PHLTS, 2i6D Is earh., 20 ~ b.
OALY SKINS, I1n 2oc Y 10.
RTullxa-rhe supply from the West numbers 1865.
There have hem arrSE almost fefy day since our last
marxe probably owing 70 the short suppy OF last mar
which COMMANDED hshes prces which were from % IN
Soc cwt In advance 81 East wcek, with steady market
Mich cows and Calves $40, 60, u, 100 10 ia.
sIIEHP AND LAMBS, IN lots, 81 30, u, "a
oo each, Extra, IS 50 ID 10 90 or from 20 Zoe v ID.
swINE--western fat swine, I've, olc v b.
Dressed III % 10 pr b.. Wy o. T. ar|i.s.
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In this city, April ~, Of Rheumatic fever, Emma
d.. daughter OF Isaac N. and Caroline y. Hurd,
Ired m years md 2 mcnthr- funerst- this Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, from the house No. I'D Elm
street.
II months and 70 days. ,,,,
In Kennebunk port, April ,, widow Deborah NIL
Ter, AZ al 81 years and months.
The deceased had long been professed follower
OF the Saviour. and adorned her profession BY her
ODDLY conversation. She retained her fAcuities
20 the last, and from early morning TO late even.
Ing her hands we're busily employed In the varied
duties OF liis while her mind seemed ripcnins Tor
higher state OF existence. She was true patri.
OF Inn ioyef OF humanity and tusttcci sud st-cA
brayely for our country In ts late fearful conflict
and when cmAnotpsiiau Wa prociaimed, heI Joy
knew no bound. ~ with the soeaes Of childhood
and youth fresh 10 msaosy. lhs would amuse and
times, and Gods Iondsshai dssliAgs With his ehil-
idren On the spot whsrs sAs hrss opened her eyes
on this beautiful world, che slossd ven 10 death;
They laid hes away % red % . gssee slope; and
over her grsSe.ths ID. yieas mas1Sr sweet ,np;
sic around that sasfsd spot-ana the starr VIII
watch her rsposs al As fe'eyeaAon I morn.
in North hi Bsr~Es: iprfl g. May Esther, vile Of
Samuel A. Hubbard, esel IysG".
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Special Notice.

A Gard. ~ have returned 70 Biddeford. aud shall
remain until May. This win bs my last visit %
Biddesord, % 1 leave for 'Bufope In May. II ..
needless for mo 20 inform you what can do for old
CAsonse diseases that have ever bahod oil othet
modes Of treAimsps al tsSkisk ny aid should
do 90 Immediately, - my stay In Diddeiord 10 un
myself and unlike any other now In use which
viii demonstrates 10 any Intelligent person. Per-
sonal reference 10 my former pstlents.
Ofnss-ia Foss 81. WI HARVEY. n. D.
Is and Practical Chemist
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

Tho p. q. Society return thanks 10 tho cltisons
of Diddeford and Saco for their presence md pat.
rons 20 Al their recent CIty Hall
70 Mfs.Clas MofgsS ana 20 Timothy Ill hbaId,
Esqn vcers vndsr isslIny tions fcs thar Ia:
ali others who assisted by singing and by taking
part IN the tabicsux. All lTsvs ear socere Msnks,
ana will long be remsnbcrsd BY their friends. I
Per order Of Committee.
Dlddeford, April 10, 1867. 80
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PnosnEss or NuLI,rIcArlcs.-Thc FOL-
lowing is the sub I'oona issued by tho Su.
nreme Court i'm the GeOrgia case:

lowing w tue SUI tSo'io s"oSoN ~ WV 49,
prems Court in the Georgia case: IA
State of Georgia, complainant vs. Edwin
NJ. Stanton. Ulysses s. Grapt, and John
Pore, defendants in equity, the. President Of
the United States to Edwin, NJ. Stanton,
Ulysses S, Grant, and John Pope, greeting:
For certain Gauss offered before the su.
preInc Court Of the United States, holding
jurisdiction in equity, you nrs hereby COM
nanded TINT, laying aside oil other matters
and Notwithstanding any excuse. you be
and appear before, said Supreme Court
holding jurisdiction In equity, on the first
Monday In December hext"at the city OF
Washington, in the District or Columbia,
being the present seat Of the national Gov.
eminent OF Tire United States, to answer I'm.
tn a bin OF complaint Of the State OF Geor'
ria in said Court, exhibited against You,
whereof you ARE not to fail ut your Peril.
Wi,mss. lion. Salmon p. Chase, Chief
Justice Of said Supreme Court, Mt Washing.
ton, the first, Monday in DECEMBER, in the
wear Of our Lord 1866, and Of the indo-
pen,lence Of the United Suites Of America
The nine,y.6rst. 10, t.! .".t r.p,. n".
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To the Hon. County Commissioners for the
County of York.

THE undersigned, inhabitants Of the toms 81
messing near the dwelling house ior1ssly oecu-
pied BY Joel Haley, In York. 81 the hiEhway BAD.
Ing ftoa York TO : ortsnouth, and leading over
Beseh RkfSr, % called. IN, and ending 81 the
highway isading nom Eliot 70 Portsooalh, near
the dwelling hsuss Of Daniel A. Hill In Eliot, 10
narrow, crooked and inoonveuisnk
Wherefore your psti ti0uers request yosr lIonola-
BILE body a. your sarlsst nvsnienos, 10 vieu the
said Toad, widen stIiEhtsn, and locate whsrsv.
o. In your opinion Il seems proper and right and
the public good requires. r
York, iath March, 4. D. 1867.
CHAS. G. BARRELL, and sevsa others.
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~ Republican cconsolsd Democrat
lSy s.ur;ng him that bis party might look
forward, with hope TO the time when other
States beside Connecticut would give DEM
ocratie msiori,ias. "What States?" ''Oh!
,hose to bs formed out Of the newly acqnir.
ci Russian ,snisoc!" Hc allowed that
IVES seoh comfort" ir,.l Won q .-.lIl
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lit !t.nso7Dr., a.svigMS ns,,se
n...rs 4 n HARRIS On,

Dean sIas-I have made ALIENS LUNG BAL.
SAN pretty we'll known IA our city and country,
and have sold sb0at ell the four dossn bottles
sent me in March last, and nnd that persons who
try t,ts Bslssm onos, eome back again fer more,
- u gives thsm atiasction' and rscoumeudi u 10
prsserspes 70 any other msdloins for CouoSs or
CoLps. Please send me six dossn bottles - soon
n pos.ible. am. yours, So,
THOMAS J. FLETcHER, Druggist.
P.s. 1ssll moro Aliens Lung Balsam, than all
other Cough Remedies together, and II gives gen.
eral satisfAction,
Sold by DR.. Alvan Bacon.
And by all dealers In Family Medicines. imolc
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FIsher,s Cough Drops

ali disesses OF the throat and iunEs has been geo.
ersily known throughout New england for the
last sixty years, ADD y warranted % cure, or the
prics will b refunded. Prepared BY GEoaos W.
,sGs;0S {; Ai i: e.: De- R:s.
'T al q. Goad. 4 Co.. Boston Agents. Bold BY
eli Druggists, and sold by draxEtsts In Biddeford
and Saco, anil
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q Col. Foruey, speaking OF the COMMITTEE
formed At Washington for disseminating polis-
ic,lintelliesncc at the Scuth. says, ~
The amount Of Information placed at the
DISPOSAL Of the Committee by the southern
Unlonists, white and black, will constitute the
basis OF the most edecttvei orgsnis.h'oh esos
known In aur country. 1T bids ~ fsirto 30 ~
close and efficient As the celebrated Corn Law
League Of Great Britain. and much more 90,
considering is' objective poiht and the number
OF lis kindred assOeistioas. North and S,aths
Which originated during the var, and are stlil
full Of vitality. ,Its branches are extended With
sston,hing rspidity, and long before the Presi.
Dental election there Vim scarcely be . hamlet
IN the South that win not be placed In direct
and daily eommusication with L. oil i.' .-''
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'9mfoeM 70 1vserybodyi .

y Afss up. uNslar, siysss! hnrnailop Of
The greatest Importance 70 The yoans Of both
ssxsG
II teaches how The hously may bseo0o beaati.
fsi, the dsspised respected, and the forsaken
loved.
No young LADY % septisuan Shcsh hil 70 ssnd
their Address, and receive . copy. post paid, BY
rsturs nail. ~ iAddIsss Ps o. Drawer %,
eus tHf, Troy, N. Y.
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Farm for Sale.

A farm containing about 100 acres of superior
land, we'll divided Into moving pasture. and wood
land, favorable located one mile nom North Der.
wick Village, being part OF tho estate Of the late
DR.. Came. II not previously disposed OF said farm
will he offered n auction. on Wednesday, May lst,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. In lots to suit purchasers For
further particulars inquire OF u. A. Butler, Esq,
ses. 3WiT
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PARM FOR SALE.

- UIrUArED In the north part Of saeo, sil
f.y miles from tho Falls. on ths new DAG pond
2krosd. Said farm eontsns 81 xty three acres o.
Esod land, divided Into tlllsgs, pAsturlng and
wood land, With good buildings thereon. Alan, .
young orchard, and two good wells OF water near
the house. For further particulars, Inquire Of
W INC" RICHARD BOOriiBY.
April !. 1867. ..l. .... 'Wir
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Statc of Maine.

COUNTY OF YORK. ~
! yN&C lic.'r.E,, . ...s,,. = ,e9sre,,C
] the Legislature 81 the STATE % Maine. entitled
.Ap aet Tslstisg 10 INES sod evsts IN eri,nirpal
preseeutions,- approved March ~, A. n. nss.
hereby psbllsh the following lit, esafalninf the
Criminal prosecutions ~ the Supreme ju'ileial
Court. begun and heldea st Sseo within snd CO..
he Coanly q Yosk, on tbs Flint Tuesday Of Jan,
nary. A. ID, 1867,
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Indian Variable Medicines,

Indian Vegetable Medicines,
Prepared BY science 70 suit each case, will cleanse
the blood and restore health 70 the Invalid. CAN.
GERS, sCRoPULA and the worst forms OF dIsease
es,sa. A Boob explaining these hcts Will DO sent
Tree. Address Or. r. GREENE, 10 TsnPLs PLACE,
BosroH, MASS. -''' 3mo
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Probate n Offices.

- .l~s
no all pcrsons Interested In elmer u the estAsss
Az Con,t az Probate held nj South berwick.
vitbir md m, Tho comfy of Yerk, ON the arsS
Tuesday Of Hprii. in the year % our Lord eight
cen hundred and siIty.ssveni the following mat
.sr hsvink "esn p ISnt" !, \, ha,.s" 1,as,.d'
Pywn, .,n ,h...sS b.. .i,sn a. Al, n,,,ons in
tsrested, by causing . copy Of this order to be
| published three weeks successfully IN the Union
| and Journal. paper pub.shen IN buae'ora.In
n,in,sJ sts.oo' I'm said county, thai they nay sp-
pear nj a Probate Court 10 he held a. Ssco, IN
a Nj county. on the first Tuesday Of May next, 81
ten OF tho clock IN the forenoon. and DO heard
shereoh, ana oolect " they ssses
JAMES u. STAPLES. nts OF NeHh petsNs:
d Msesse od NJ" ~. T.s,,o, ,bsr,n name" WV
"""''o"'' ~ WV
ELISHA PERKINS, late OF Bjddefor'i, deceased.
~. t"sc.s,,r ,he,eIn named
NV
ALBERT r. BARNARD, late n sao'. deoeasri WIN
rrs,sr'.d nr pr'"@e " ena'e' ~ ''"'''' III"
'"''''' '''''
GEORGE W. CREssEY, late n Duntoo, dees.sed.
, " "''"' Wv
!" "''''
JOEL MARSHALL, hts Of Buyton, decsasei Win
presented BIZ Joel ~ Manlan, the ENrcutor neren
n''Hea'
orEEyIyly SNrru. hts Of Corul-h. dev~sei. win
,cc.sn.e A. re,,ate by Henry uyIe smith, the EIeeu-
.or ther.in aassi.
ruouIs JKwErr. IA. ~ sp,h I.er~ict. b,e...st.
ri,i ara Anal .ors,p prr.-ntet r allowance by Esha
H. JewsW ana John D. sesBey. Es,cutor..
,,. n,.,cy -. =, v.,- ..-,
Pint scesn, rs,.eutsi Ss spova.osb y Af1t whoa,
Efeculo,.
- 49,.
.nunt. pre.,as,d DE- slIswsnee BIZ william hwy.r, Al.
mnttrssS. ..
nnt .poun,. pr,sen,ri for allowance BY Elisha A. IRA.
NICHOLAS MASON. h,. a. s.,,n.,. S.....s,,. Tr,
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minI.tntrir.
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SS s, Eos. 49, 90 ,n.. - M,1s,. m
Co. idmI,n,n,c,.
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JOSEPH ". STEVENS, ate q Lyman, decsas~l. Tint
AMI nna ,oooanL pre'en'si ''' ahosAn's ~ 'hs L''
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WILLIAM sAHYOkp, late 81 Keu,ehunk, decessed.
secd account presented bs allowance by Chshs, Her.
rick, Parliamentary truN.e.
WILLIAM pyRxtss, Ia. q, k.,o~su,sr,rt. d.u-..-
ed. s.cosi sud nuai srernI p-ssnt.i o. sIb.sns, by
trx with the win snneIcd.
,rsr,y sy,yvy c,,,,. s-,,,y. A,i.pns s.sy.,,
Hannah n s-.,,y. nina, ehtiren ani heirs II SeiAsn
a.svry. "a a psyts, dsrssst hrt soosnl prsssS
pse'snsed to- ar'sa"'' ~ jon" SA's'' "u'"''A"
vp,xR rRyyyrUEy. mip~, ehia anil her u Jere-
mi.h r. rr,s.tben, late ~ Ktiery, dece..-i Pint
epunt psssrssed " silo~snos By Nsstha X. rrefren
Guardian.
No. =, sim,oissn,co pr,ssp,si By Msryart Gosian,
''" y ~,
asa F0ss, An u b4kf~i, dscsssed. rrbt'a ~
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-19

NFThe Passport Ssssiad says the
amount Of goods stolen at th1 Into fro ut
Esapo1 and not yet discovered, 10 estin'at'
"a Al fium $4,000 to e80Oo- . 90 '''i.