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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02
An ola rerplut ionary SOLDIER, by the

An old reyDlut lonary SoIuier, oy the
name OF Johnson Brown, is living in Mil
ton Township, jefferson County. He has
reached the ripe old age of one hundred
and four years. rfT NJ ra .rr a.
Lest ft'ft1rstaay, tifecity Council of Matii-
son passed he ordinance donating sS3, 400
to the Cincinnati and New Albany Rail
road, and yesterday similar ordinance
was passed in Rising sun for 81, 500. In adj
dition to this, the people of Ohio County
agree to make up the donatfoncof Rising
Sun to ss0,ooo, by private subscriptions.
The New Albany Ledger learns that two
enterprisingf citizens of that place have
secured location on the point -tfIe
knobs, at the foot of Main Street, for the
erection of an observatory, and that the
plan and specifications for the same have
been drafted, and that the contract for
building hasbeen awarded. e - {
f. c. Campbell, Doorkeeper of the late
House of Represent att veA was Srobbed
few days Since in Marshallonia, disrep-
utable suburb OF Louisville. il. at.{s,i,,a
A careless nurse, in Fort Wayne, gave a
child a dose of chlorofortn, thinking 1T
was soothing syrup. 4 Medical assistance
saved the child's life.
sinr process of building at esey mouri for
the Christian denomination.-In the
Methodist Church, at the same place,
great revival of religion is in progress.
Lemuel Cqopers charsef With haYmgatr
seconded ArAOorydon aatsut Wv o. years
ago, carrying with him some 81 800 of the
school fund, has been arrested near Louis
vile, s4dAnaN 6ad IL the jail of that
city as fugitive from justice awaiting a
requisition from Governor Baker.
Hn gfist p6ill of Moss & Webb, near Wa
terfoo, yette County, was destroyed by
fire, last Friday night, together with about
5000 worth of grain, flour, &C., stored in
il.
Frederick Besselman, of Richmond. In
diana, who has been confined in the Coun-
ty Jail, at Centerville, for two or three
weeks, on the charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to murder Anna M. Bes-
selman, from whom he was divorced in
January last, committed suicide, il his
cell, Friday night, by cutting his throat
with a razor.
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The Hero OF the Day.

The Union men of Evansville, the
tax payers, and all good citizens, owe
WILLIAN9KeLLE debt of gratitude
for the gallant manner in which he
conducted. the canvass, and his tri-
umphant~ election in the Seventh
Ward yesterday. When&by dissen-
sions in our own ranks, By the faith
lessness Of few men, we threw-away
the First and Third Wardssand when,
an hour past midnight. it looked as if
the 4Copperheads, and soreheadsS had
carried the Council, the anxious and
true. men of the party were electrified
by the result dfthe vote announced
from the Seventh Ward-the election
of VIM. KoLLE- BY forty-fye majority,
gain of ,eighyrseven on.the vote for
Councilman one year ago. All freely
acknowledged that he had saved the
day. And it was by indonitable
work, and a CONSCIOUSNESS of the
responsibility which had been placed
upon him; against the lukewarmness
of many of our own party
friends, Sand the persistent and
united efforts of the Democra-
cy. In the name of the Union
Republicans of the City Of Evans
vile and ofat.e First Congressional
District, we honor WILLIAM KOLLE
as the hero Of yesterdays contest
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, seven Republican wards. D

The result of yesterday election
clearly establishes the fact that
seven out of the mine wards
have a majority of Republican
voters. Seven of them gave a
majority for the general Union city
ticket; and but for the faithlessness of
a few men the First and Third Wards
would to-day be represented by true
and reliable Union men.
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UNION MEETING AT CALHOUN.
- Resolutions Adopted.
John Feland, Esq, takes the Field
for Congress.
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The Union Party Deter
% mined.

CALHOUN, KY, March 80, 1867.
Editors Journal:
At a meeting of members of the
Union party of the Second Congress
sional District of Kentucky, held at
this place to-day. Capt David Oglesby.
of Breckenridge, County, was. called
to the Chair. and DIR. VIM. Feland, of
Christian County, was chosen, Secre-
tary The Chairman explained the
object of the meeting to be to consult
about the interests r of the Union
party of the Second District, after
which g. W. Jolly, of Breckenridge
County, offered the following rcsolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted
'aResoleea, That we approved plat
form and principles adopted by the
Union State Convention which as
sembled at Frank fort keptucky, on
the Goth of Februarx 1867!
.fOn motion of VS. n e4qHendt of
Daviess, the following rasul alton was
unanimously adopted: as1 asS9
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves
to support the Union State ticket ard
to use all honorable means 10 insure
its success, as well as the spccess, ~
all Union candidates in Kentdck9 +
John Felaad, Esq, of Christian
County, having signiied his willing
ness to become candidate for Con
gress in the Second District, ON mo
ton of Dr..J A. Newton, oftMcL Lean
County. the following resolution vss
unanimously adopted . .irefs 3 j. -.
Resoloed,, That, having confidence
in the patriotism and loyalty of John
leland; Esq. who has signifedg his
willingness to become a Union candi-
date for Congress- In the Second Dis
trict, we shereby rec n1m end him to
the support of all Union men as an
able exponent of the principles of
the party, and as suitable man to
represent US In StheV Congressd Of the
United States. ...a..as,.-
On motion Of. AsxW. Rristow. of
Ohio County, tae followingxeso solution
was also unanimously adopted3
Resolued, That in the Evansville
JOURNAL We recognize an able Nnd
fearless, ext onent of the PRINCIPLES
of our partk; and, having no paper
in this part IF the State to- advocate
our principles, we hereby cheerfully
recommend 4 70 the favorable consids
Grafton and support of1alfUnion men
Western HentpckyaI sfldW ,Sgsf
On motion ]of DIR. eMeIswen, of
Muh1enburg County, the meeting
adjourned. III ,9 'l1.1liJ
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Tie Secsnd Kenflcky1 District Mce..
ing.

We publish this morning the pro-
ceedings Of theInioe meeting of the
Second District Of Kentucky, which
convened at Calhoun on Saturday.
Owing to the shortness Of the notice
and the difficulty of reaching the
place of meeting on account of high
water, the attendance was not large,
but most of the countiessof che Dis
trict were represented, and the Con-
vention was composed of influential
and earnest amen. The Resolutions
and ticket of the State Convention,
which met,at Frankfort on the 18th
Of February, were cordially endorsed,
and the Union party of the Second
District was placed in full sym
pathy with that party in othersectio
of the State, and with the great
National Union party of the North
and the whole country. The gentle
man selected to make the race for
Congress against JOHN YOUNG BROWN
is JOHN FELAND, Esq, of Hopkins
vile, prominent lawyer, an able
speaker, and a devoted loyalist. At
the breaking out of the war, true to
his attachment to his country, he
promptly )rcspo1ded to- the call to
arms, and entered the Twenty Fifth
Regiment of Kentucky Infantry. At
ter its consolidation with the Seven
teenth Kentucky, Mr. FELAND took
an active partin organizing the Eighth
Kentucky Cavalry, andserved with that
regiment, we believe, during its time
of enlistment Asa soldier, he has a
record above reproaoh He is one OF
the true and tried loyalists of Ken
lucky, who, through all the phases of
political affairs in that State, has
never faltered in his devotion to his
We are informed that he will at
once enter upon an active canvass of
the District, and will tender a chal
lenge to Brown to meet him in a
joint discussion Of the political issues
before the people. Should he accept,
the voters Of the Second District may
anticipate a spicy and entertaining
debate Mr.. FEBANp will not be
afraid to charge home upon BROWN
his record of treason. .s...
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
-Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

NY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
III the Court of Common Pleas OF YAM
derburgh County, the IN del signed, guaIds
ian of the minor heirs OF Hugh Ron a4ds,
sell at auction, at the courthouse door in
the city of Evansville, the follOwing-de-
scri bed real estate, to wit: EGTTfgtf
+ The undivided one-half of a tract of land
lying in the west halt of section 29, Town
ship south. of Range 10 west, in Wander
Begin ming at the middle of Eighth Street,
as the same is laid out adjoiping The East
ern Enlargement the city of Evansville,
opposite the easterly side OF an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
Raker's Addition to said city, and running
eas5erly side of said alley 73S feet to- the
mrddic of Tenth Street. as laid out acjoin-
ing s;tld Bakers Addition to said city of
evansville thence Southeasterly along
rfTe rnfdrEe OF SAID Tenth Street, extended
s,s Tees tostfft weSi eTlX bank of the Wabash
= Erie Canal. thence. southwestwardly
along0stid esg;.l III est to q point opRo.
same IS laid out through the Southern En-
large'nent OF sd CITY; thence south
$50 za-iaa feet 10 Ire p0in; there the mid
sosfsspg sh 3 grletE .l.irsssfs f e
ssaIsi f.sss rgs.-s s4fxe g-sstlt taeEce north
west svarsl4y f.teAsi the gniddie OF said
iargelnert Is is1dIssl 70 tsg place at be
ginning; being abGss sQlne acres OF land.
adjoining fSs.lSefsS =. ts;htl6n 10 the city of
Evausviiie.ssfsef f.ft ftf4 & CLdas.g
.Geslas $1,000 G.saa Z. o6s;thlEd
V H' in'ssss 4 e 81 I'm ,'''
t....s,2 -, 1900 Guardian, &c.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Grand Army OF ther Republic in
Sullivan County propose to celebrate the
surrender of Lee and Johnson, on the 18th
day of april, at Sullivan. Hon. 7. H. Nell
son viii deliver the address upon the occa-
sion. e,-s4
On Thursday evening the " Eastern Star
Degree" was conferred upon sixty ladies
IN New Albany. This degree seems TO be
afeminine branch of the Masonic frater-
nity.ITli sEl1 .f 4 ,so -s.5.s. !ssflsr-i
The Indianapolis Journal says the Asses
sor of Incomes in that city has been asked
so often whether Uncle Sam will make
up to every individual what his income
lacks Of 81, 000," that he considers 1t, no
joke. e ..-... 81 sosoe s,so1'9
John B. Coughs lecture in Lafayette on
Wednesday night netted s191, OF which the
lecturer was TO receive 500. The Society
made poor investment The idea of ma y.
ing man s2c0 for talking n couple of hours
is absurd, anyhow. -. ~ 70 aas1w
Hon. John i. Morrison, Of Marion Coun-
ty, Col Smith yawter,o of Jennings County,
and Col. John McCrea, of Monroe County,
have been appointed by Gov. Baker Com
missioners to adjust the Morgan raid
claims, as authorized bynras concurrent
resolution OF the General Assembly.
Tie New Albany Ledger says the best
fnuzzle for dog in danger Of hydropho.
bia is the muzzle of gun.
There is about being formed in Indian.
apolis an association for the strict enforce
ment of the new fish law. All violator.
viii be prosecuted and punished to the
severest extent. ga
,,o,rxs To ~, .xr,,,f, 'reaifless near Pec,xs,
Station, on the Peru Road. has been taker
with hydrophobia, resulting from a bite
received some three weeks since.
lad was also bitten at the same time, but a.
yet no SYMPTOMS of the terrible disease hal
been developed in him. sisll 81 eds,
The Indianapolis people enjoyed thei
thirtr -ninth snow-storm of the season
yesterday. 9erjaa ltdtl 4
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CORRESPONDENTS. ~ We, publish
this morning another of the series of
European Letters from, our own Cor
respondent, which will attract general
attention; also, letterlefrom the
Green River country. by a Kentucky
CORRESPONDENTS.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed In New York yesterday
1875. Il
our dispatches contain an additional list
of insurance offices victimized by the Lin
dell Hotel fire.
Latest advices from Mexico represent
the Liberals as almost under the walls OF
the Capital and prevented supplies, from
entering Poebla was.&iso besiegedt
A fire on Sunday afternoon on the Jersey
Flats, opposite New I ork., destroyed shrub
berry and trees for nearly a mile.
She New York IY8es alleges that speciAl
efforts are being made tosdepreciate the
condition of the Treasury for speculat1l e
purposes, and that there is no truth In the
ramors set af1oat. FRO -diysf f5iits5l
1t is reported that two men, charged
with murdering an old lady in Jaekson
County, some months ago.. were taken
from the Brewnstown Jail, on Saturday
night, by mob, and hung. vsee
In another place, we give the proceed
ings of the Union Convention in the Sec
ond Congressional District of Kentucky,
with the resolutions adopted.
An iron war steamer, designed for the
Mexican Liberals left New York on Sun
day, with two full batteries OF artillery
10000 stand of arms and five tons of pow
der. -
The English press deprecate the propos-
ed sale of Russian America to the United
States.
Gov Throckmorton teiegraphs that
Texas wili1irnmediateiy rc-organtze under
the Reconstruction Act.
A dispatch from Washington says the
indications are that the Senate will refuse
to ratify the treaty purchasing Russian
America. sSThelwholes subject is to be thor
oughly discussed. 53fsNt
Pennsylvania bonds stand high in the
market. A State loan of s., 100000 was
made on Monday, five per cents at par,apd
six per cents from par to 15c premium. The
bids exceeded the amount wanted by about
100000.
The township election In indianapolis is
supposed to have resulted in the success, of
the Union ticket by from five to seven
hundred majority hna - RI - 10
The United States Senate was in session
yesterday, I'm response to q proclamation1
of the President, converting 1T in special
session.. A Committee was appointed to
notify the President that it was ready for
business. A short Executive session was
held, when it adjourned. ~ fsnolI4l11sj1 {
"A call is out for State Convention of
the unconditional Union men of Ala
bama, to be held at Montgomery, ON the
first Tuesday in June. e} -snt Z. esii,t1i5
The bill to pay certain war claims of the
States of Ohio and Indiana was approved
10y the President. A bill of similar char =
acter, affecting Missouri, failed to become
a. law, by not being engrossed IN time to
be presented for the Presidents signature.
A decision was rendered in the New
York Court of Appeals, on Saturday, in
the well-known suit OF Ste 1,hen Clark VS..
Erastus and James Brooks, in relation to
the ownership of the Evening Express
newspaper. The order directing the sale
of the establishment, SO that Clark can
realize the value of his interest therein, is
to be enforced. ettt.5z~e,g =
The Rev. DR.. Sears has resigned the Pres
idency of Brown University to accept it
is understood, the general agency of the
Peabody Southern educational scheme.
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BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
Steamboat for Sale,

y % OC6dUDUdC IUr SdI6. -.
DY AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME
ID by those concerned, will offer at
public auction on
.ErN SATURDAY, April 18th. 1867, az
at the foot of Division Street Evansville.
Indiana, the hull, machinery, and boilers
of the steamer Laura Fenton. The hull is
in good condition, the DO lers uninjured
aud the machinery slightly damaged by
fire.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
or on application to the undersigned.
u IN. sALLENtC. HALLOCK, Agent. y
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the Union men, and approaching
it as a first class newspaper, they
will secure for it large circulation.
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WIN. REAvIS.
BACON! BACON!

BACON! BACON!
cUGAR-CURED HAMS. Breakfast Ba-
- con, Dried Beef, Plain Hams, Clear
Bacon Sides, Ribbed Bacon Sides, and
Shoulders, for sa e, wholesale and retail,
by VICKERY BROS,
Eureka Bazaar, IS Main street.
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR,
a ND RYE FLOUR. at from - to 40
IA per cent. less than the price of Wheat
Flour. While Wheat Flour has advanced
we have reduced the price of our Buck
wheat Flour. We have a nice fresh lot on
hand, for sale low, at
VICKERY BROS,
Eureka Bazaar, 70 Main Street.
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- ----T----I -I-----T fI,Z3Z,bOi .
JAS. H CUTLER, Cashier. u
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
LIST day of April, 1867. = 'i9d 'fL
app DIT iae.' fs.f =. X. LEAvITT, n. p. ~
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Liberal advances made Aon Provisions
and Western Produce consigned to our ad-
dress. - - 1ap2 d3m :
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Guardian. &c.
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II liaa CHAS. w. KERNEY, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
LIST day of April, S67.
At. =. SORENSoN, Assistant Assessor,
ia,,r0 dor ~ f yi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-10


The election in Massachusetts, il seems, is to
t,rn uybollv IN tho T.;,ua, 81 o,,ast;o,, ,i7N
:, -El.ll1- -, n. -f'''aP - .
tae curious lhcideuts OF the struggle 1t IS
worthy OF note that while Wendell Phillips is
advising the friends of Prohibition tn lava the
pa,,,,,l;ao,, ,,o,,,. 40, 60. /
ili~s an iolhi ~ nuepshaehl
organization, the active opponents of Prohibi-
ton the p L. rs have already formed an AL
lianoo ,,;tl Az n -, - - m
- -. - - ~" - - - S ''110 +" ni'i
mr.. Fhiiilps couhsels mas already been com
mtted by the other party, and if the Prohibi-
tionists ara wise tIay viii nroi;t b,, n ;nstooa
Hc.''...fy ~ &, ,G' ~ - ~ y o'f
vi initiating IT, MSanWnlle the Boston AdVef-
tiser utters the following words of truth and
sohar,ass. ff- 81 ie0iiihhf aia 7i'h't III
nv sail7 qUs. l.l ~
ne me.hou which 70 some extent mas Deen
!esor.eo 20 III ygars PAST 10 insure majority
IN snppoIe Vi ene pieseht law, we mean tne
oonsi1i VI hopiih,'icuS ny secree pouies, is
10Y uS'"s aPpi,e" 10 .he oppost'e purpose
.i, 10 - 1.se ~ ~
,',aT ha r,,l"hf ~ pay villa az, SUI
aay o,,;,, e AZ 49,. IN ey mo-. NO. oh ~
,,as,lf ~ ali ''5''' '1''S '-' "PPo"i i'oi'i epo
r. 49, 90 "' naa. Io,,,,.,. a.. .1al ,o..LAn
e,.e;,t; ;pPia,, ''' 'ne n1" a.. VI
- - ~ - idiii,noo wish the
ia., Luz Psy' ~. ~. NY u' " 81 u q
,,.o,, asoi a".h = ~ ~ " ms
40 Suiois ihiSho haNc sa'iShea shen, are NOW
e9nihl1eng tne crow error OIL gong INTO a
PLY, ,aI canvass ~ ciose and aVowed sympathy
WIZ POI mnio oi ~ aos o.iy II nopeiess
,i, ~ =; Iot puu 10
% ,hta"ro =, ~, AZ Ia anu Is
sY , ~ .I,o ~ t Poo . VI one Colnnon
vi .s nv M. an aecldei
,vnnld 80 II s,.a,,t ~ ~ ISSUES ;s
III ios,t y, oue Vi 94lstehcg WIN al
cafes fafsIlv misconst no Tho - ,SM ans W.
- ue INC telper OF the PEG
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Political Nafes

And yet this very General Grant who is
more radical than General Sheridan1 is the
man, whoml the Portland Argus is calling up
on the Democratic party to support for Presi-
dent!-bdngor Democrat. KS rfsl...s-aa.ai
AT eleven o'clock Tuesday night the Presi-
dent had received several dispatches from Phil
adelphla and was talking to select circle of
frlends at the White House about his apolicy'
ana inc great uprising of the people against
the Radicals" The great indifference of the
Radicals respecting Andrew johnson is tba
really remarkable feature of the elections
The New York Herald reports that PROPOSE.
ton is under discussion for the appointment Of
a committee of Congress to wait upon the Pres
ident and ask him for his plans of reconstruc-
ton, with view of harmonizing, if possible,
the Legislative and executive policy. A COM
mittee of surgeons ought first to be appointed
to trepan the Executive skull and open the
way ior any new notions which it might be-
come necessary for the President to receive
Ihere appears to be in some quarters an inn
preston that the Reconstruction law raou;res
a majority OF the voters registered To vote for n
convention in order that the convention in onv
State may be held. This is a mistake. The
law requires an aggregate of more than half
the number of voters to appear at the polls.
but the majority of the votes cast will settle
the question for OF against convention.
The Argus published yesterday the conclus-
ion oi an interesting serial called Governor
Seymours Speech at Albany" Lhe Speech
is uhders'ood to be the work of several hands
and as work OF fiction has rare merits
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sch Romeo, French Eilzsbethpoftt ior Portland.
sehs AndIew Peters, Higgins, Ellsworth; Cosmos,
Cid sti, ship sout champion, wbtnsv for ondou.
brigs vetersn. Snow, Cadiz; Centanr' Woora No,
bile; sch Dresden Smith, shulee Ms. "0o''' NV
SToNINGToN-Ar 18th, sch sabao, Lamson, from
PRovIDENcE-Ar sth. schs Globe Tracy ana
Flying Arrow. from Bangor; Elizabeth, WALL from
: Ar sth, sehs Alaska, strout Pong eepsie; Eliza
beth, Wall, Calais for Pawtuekef; Globe, Tracey,
Bangor; Flying Arrow, Nash, Millbridge. - ~
Below, schs Challenge, Bickmore, IRON Calais;
Union, Dennison, from Machias.
Sid, schs John Boynton, Reed. and Bowdoin Hill,
New York: Rainbow, Alexander, Bangor.
NEWPoRT-Ar 7th, sch Carrie Melvin, Watts,
FALL RIVERA 9Th, sehs Hartford, Kendall
Bangor; L Z Gregory. Avery Rockland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar It'll, schs Pinta, Smith, I'm
Mara Maria psss ondoat Il
ton; Franconia, Treworgy. Elizabethport for do;
Kenduskcag, Mitchell Rondout for do; vicksburg,
Also 7th, bfiss BeSj Young, Davis, satilla River
Tor Boston Nellie Clifford, Littleseld, Bangor for
Henderson. kcekand for New York; Niary Alice
Perry, New York Tor Portland; Sea Breeze Coombs,
Apponaug tor Bangor.
In port, brig " spencer; schs White Swan, C W
Holt, Harbinger, e w dexter.
B0STON-Ar sth schs Martha. steadman, East
Mary Elizabeth, Eaton, and Doris, whitaker, Ellis,
| worth; Jas Lawrence, Madison, Mt Desert; Jessie
Ha%gs1 Jaw he
| err and Cherokee, Wentworth, Bangor.
Cid sth, sch Maine law, johnson, Charleston.
Ar 9Th, sch Gen Warren, Benson, Calais ia
Cid 9th, barques Acacia, Robinson, Or MatanZas
| Arizona, Conant New York brigs L l. Wadsworth
Bailey. Nevassa; H G Berry, Colson, New York
| schs Susan Ross. Herrick. Bangor; Chail otte Ann
Chandler, ROckland. ~ ss a go q IA s..ta. =
| GLOUCESTER-Ar7 It'll, schs S II Pool Thurrell
| wisca set; Wild Rover, Geyer from Friendship To-
| Boston. $4,000 - go. ssa.s...a
Ar sth, schs Valparaiso. PRAY, Mt Desert Har
mona, Hart, Bangor; hIarlha, Crediiord, Boston 10
| Kennebunk.
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Estate of Seward MERRILL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the viii of
SEWARD MERRILL, late OF Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust Dy giving bonds as thc
law directs All persons having demands upon the
estate said deceased required to exhibit me
same; and all persons indebted to said estafe ore
called upon to make payment to nv
ANDREW p. OSBORNE, Executor
w.. II ns.s-,s. 80, g.. Boston, Mass.
Exchange ST. w. ioo
Portland, October /, 1867. oc.z ,o,,,,,