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Tho New Eagland Commissioners ON
River Fisheries.

hShver rAsmefAess
These Commissioners have issued a circular
which we noticed some weeks ago, but the sub
ject is 50 important that it will bear repetitior
in our columns We can well remember when
the streams and ponds in the county of Cum
berland were full of as fine speckled trout as
ever dangled at the end of the anglers rod. A
basket full could be caught in short time in
almost any brook, river and lakelet to which
the disciples of good old Isaac might go. But
now how changed! True, there are a few left
of the same sort in some of our streams while
in many others not o solitary trout sports in
their sparkling waters, and the angler is com
PEELED to travel miles and then bring home but
few in his basket, and sometimes he returns
without any, so scarce have they become.
The stream that issues from Sabbath-day
Pond in New Gloucester, called Royals river,
was one filled with the most beautiful trout
and even the most nnskilled boy would go out
before breakfast and bring home fine "string''
for his mornings meal, and Sabbath-day Pond
too, contained oceans of the delicate creatures
OF q very respectable size. Now the angler is
lucky ifhe catches one or two ''three-pounders'
in days fishing. Thousands upon thousands
of these splendid fish have been murderon sly
butchered while on their spawning beds in the
autumn. We have seen these noble trout
"hooked up" by hundreds on these beds by
cruel, unskilful, awkward young men who de-
lighted in such miserable sport. 1t has been so
in all our ponds and rivers all over the State
and millions of trout have thus been DESTROY
ed. ...tU
Tho nl.iacf of thasa Com mi aa;onar, L, a.. x.o
vent such miserable havoc in waters where
trout still live, and also to replace them where
they have been utterly destroyed by those
whom good old Isaak would have despised from
the bottom Of his heart. There are thousands
of streams and lakes in Maine, now destitute
of these fish, which can be supplied with them
and also with salmon. The good work mas al
ready commenced in earnest and we nope IL VIII
he prosecuted with vigor uutil our rivers and
, ,les shall aoain teen with their natural ten
,ts and afford food for the people as well as
s,, rt for the true angler.
~, ,e Presumpscot river in our immediate VIC
It'd, affords grand place for the breeding of
s.,,no n. The Commissioners think highly of
II and no doubt the time is coming when its
waters will TEEN with these noble fish. In
davs lon ig since passed, no doubt salmon ascend
ed this r iver and found home in Sebago Lake
where til ey became land-locked and never re-
turned to the ocean. Thus landlocked and
preyented by some means from visiting the
ocean, they,'n time beea ne the fish now killed
there, called, and truly so, Salmon trout" This
the, ,ry may net be correct, but many who have
made the subject a study believe in it. We
hone W shall live to see the waters of this
stream n, i've with salmon, and the waters OF
Sebaro Lake running into the city of Portland
two cons, mmations most devoutly to DC
wished
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HEADaRs DEPT OF Tnk PLATrE CamT ouAKrERt
HAsTxRs OFUcK, ONAHA, Neb.. Nov. 20, 1867. :
PROPOSALS for ARMY HRANSPORnA-


TION-SBALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oSce until
THURSDAY. the ID day Of January 1893 for the
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ending 81 1869 ROUTE No from Cheenne Dakota orsuch
other points determined during the the Omak
branch Union Pacific Railroad Cheyenne q sneb pcs
~ degrees In the TERRITORY Of Dakota vest longitude
lOi degrees the Territory dabo east Of nude ia degrees and
Territories Of Utah aud Colorado, north Of latitude " degrees
GLIDING II necessary Denver City, 80
transported during the route No vii not
exceed tw enty6ye million (23.OO.OO) pounds
win 100 pounds loo miles al Which they
each month Of the beginning April 1858
and ending March 81 1853.
Bidders should give fa well their places Of RESI-
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tract the mentioned proposal the party
Proposing contract will be accepted and entered into snd good ar
sufficient security furnished By said party accordance with the terms OF
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zach he preen. at the opening The proposals
or be represented by his attorney.
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Satisfactory evidence the aud Of each BIDDER ara
person offered ~ security will be required
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals FOR Army TransporAon on
i will they fully Nha
the requirements OF this advertisement
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The right reject any all bids offered reserved
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he may be communicated with promptly aud readily for Route NO
cheyenne Dakota or at such other poat may be ndeAS "
starting point Of the route. 49,.
Rsnk forms showing conditions contract 20 be entered INTO
ean Be bad on application at this once At the once Es,
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Smelling accompany and bsa part Of the proposes
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Bvt Brig Gen, Chief QuAriermssssr Department OF inc FAe
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and ending March 3lst 1853 ,,,
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viii he required bonds II he am OF one hana
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THIS IS TO GIVE N0TlCE.-That on tho

II IweuTtard day OF NoT1sI y - ~ ,I - ~
Of New York aud Ste o NeRlo DO sheen
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FNHlS Is 10 GIVE NOIlCL-lbat on th9
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against the Estate Of WILLIAM AElEOLDs OF the City ol
NewYork Of NWiOk Who has
adge Bankrupt bis Petition that the payment Of sn7
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held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 b. holden Slmb.r l6l Broadway
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the thrtieth day December A. D. 1851 o'clock m-De
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
II STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MN lOhH-s
BASKRUPrcY-In the Of MARCUS BOsWORIH h@nkrqPt.
The said Bankrupt havug Sled Petition for discharge from m ao
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Edgar Keohum Of the Registers Of said District Court IN BANK
ruptc oe Of said Register, Number IS NASSAU stes
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AUCTION SALE of WATERFRONT PROP
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Board Directors valuable uaf, 'front.' } - &C. hlINNN
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Ferry being rud aout 200 @ deep 10 uaoa n f'
gsyd 10 the property oHas' ii BUTTS ftsff
premises Possessou gwen Inmditef Terms male tof "
tbe day o. sale N'.I
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~ A. nISTRICT COIIRT of the UNITED

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 ST ATRs f,r the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NBNl0Rk--lH
BixERuprcrn the natter o. DAVID AUSTEN r Bankrap.
40 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of bis appointment Assignee Of DAVID AUSTEN IT, o. the
DIV Yort 10 County Of NevYork and State Of NesorE
b, aid District dudgd Bankrupt upon ms osn
peton br the District Conrt Of said District he1lo inc
18Th Of November, 1857. JAMES DAFis,
lax3NTa 10 ,, Iln.e-
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Gitp $ial 6stat, for Sab.
SroOkIrn Gtal Gstatt for SaIt.

EOR SALE-TwO-stoTy and basement brick
HOUSE, with ueear aud al modern Improvement house ~
perfect order Inquire on prec ISL South Second - Wam'on
WHAT superior brown stone 4-story HOUSE,
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1 sTiTRs fer The SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of EWYoRK-IS
BsSsryrcr-In the matter HENRY W. BASHFOkD Binkp-
10 WHOM TT MAY CONCRKNi The uDiege hereby Res notice
b,sppatneut az Assignee " HENRY W BAshFo 0 he Nh 81
Yobisr, In the County Websster aBd who carried on business
M ty f N YORK In The County Of New York sad state OF ns
YoE ha si District who been adutgd bankrupt aP9n hn
petition District Court OF said Dsn,t Dsls -
tbs 18th diy q November 1851 JAMES DAVE 1920,
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