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MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

T1HIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
Il which Is spread broadcast throughou the
country, is undoubtedly superior 10 any remedy
ever offered to the public for the complaints for
which il Is intended. We have IN our possess
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long, late chief typographical Engineer Blu
reau al Washington, Gen. ritz Henry Warren,
Gen Pleasanton, and others Of the army;
Father P J. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders OF nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi aud
tributary rivers, Yves eTn Saoitary ana Chris
tian Commissions, Armv Chsplaius, and others
too numerous to mention. Likewise highest
encOniums OF the Press, most OF which are pub
lished in our almanac, (which we shall send to
any oneTequestirgit praising its valuabl med
ipiqRl qualities ia the highest terms. No other
medicine has such recommendations.
J. & &. MAGUIRE,
Sole ProprietOrs, st. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where jy2S-d&w II
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MISCELLANEOUS
Closing Drinking saloons on
Election Day.
OFFICE OF SUP'T METROPOLITAN POLICE
MEHPHIs, Tenn, July "A, Is7.

OFFICE OF SUP'T METROPOLITAN PoLrcE1
MEAPEIs, Tenn, July "A, 1907.
Special Order
Section 30 OF A Act 10 establish a Metro
politan Police District and 10 provide for me
government thereof Is as follows:
THAT II shall not be lawfui Tor any person 10
sell or dispose Of any intoxicating LIQUORS upon
the hrst day Of the week sailed Sunday, or
upon any day or pubic election Within ihat
part OF the said Metropolitan District situated
within The limits OF thu city OF Memphis. I'M
der n penalty Of dry dollars Tor each Onense. 10
be sued for and recovered in the name Of the
Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Police, for the
beneut Of the police fund.-"
This section OF the Law vii be strictly en-
forced on tn ist dayO 81 AuH EFt next, every
ohlcer OF the metropolitan Police force Is
hereby ordered to arrest even lerson known
~ him To have been guilty II Killing or giving
away LquoT 70 be drank o. that day. II law
applies 70 merchants and private citizens a.
well as TO keepers Of drinking saloons.
>. b. BEAUMONT,
jy25 te.
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New ADvERTIsEM,Ts.
ReceiUer,s Notice.
Tuesday. August 8. 1ee7,

HAVING been appointed Recsiver by the
II Honorable Chancery Court OF Memphis,
Tenn in the case OF Thomas higgins vs.. John
z Fisher. noticets hereby given. That / viii, on
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING -
"a vestment The plantation Is known as the
town or " Lake Bluff" on White river, Ark, *
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing. containing between four and i've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Q5 feet above the late overflow, the SsInainder
heavily timbered, together with IA " or
half Interest IA a NEW STEAM SAW I'LL,
forty horse pow OF ,l.Engine, Blscksmith'E shop,
Carpenter's Tools Wagons and all necessary
appurtensnces for running the same. There Is
a hne Mansion with nine rooms. a CiBtern, fca-
.Dacity 500 gallOnE) three Cabins, a Warehouse,
FEyO good Wood Yards, and the best landings
the river. The above will be sold az low fig
- and on easy terms. For further psTticu-
- aRddro65 Mrs. NJ L. III.
NmnaaH - %.
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select School

MRS LETTTIA MAY VIII open a selec.
VI school for Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September 2 1857, IN the basement Of the
ShIlStan 1hurch, on he corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
Tne French Department OF This school VII
be uucer the care OF Major LAMBERT MAY.
late Of The Confederate Army, assisted BY his
daughter, Mis- = F. MAY, EEo has been two
years n France. French will he spoken sxclu-
siYsi. In this depart-nent. liberal patronage
on the part OF the public Is respectively so
Neffnd f~ut TD.r
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THIRD DAY

FIRST RACESCITIZEEs' PURsE.LTwo
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $50. In
trance go.
SECOND RACE-Three mile dash 'or all ages.
$50 entranee. Three or more 10 start. AssOcia-
ton 10 add $500. Second horse to save his en-
trance money.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, SO entrance. Gayoso
House to add 500. Three or more 20 Ill the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two Kill dash. Purse $500
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS.
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36S MGin Street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
For Sale for Charges

Ree'd from Memphis 6 Charleston &. R
box containing Patent Loom. market Lewis
MatheWs& Co.
2 Dbl Bone Phosp, marked Lewis, Mathew
q.
1 box mdse marked L T Bescher.
! IA Plows marked Mailer & Show.
l Bellows marked j L Tustin-
I Wheat Separator marked A " vii q Co.
4 lCotton Ecraper marked James Show.
] Cotton Planter marked a PIreat.
carload Lumber Walnut, Crawford.
. car loads, SoOre 8 Elder.
l ear load, Williams & Co
1 box mdse marked Foster. Gwyun ( Co.
/ boxs mdss marked John Thomas
] bdl Bedding marked o Thomas
The ABOVE articles viii be sold At our Ware
house. on Court street, for account whom IL
may concern. 70 pay charges. IL not called for
JOHN c. HILL Co.
RoYsrER, IRRELEVANT & 90, Anctioneers.
ALI A.
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS
TAINTED.

TAINTED.
A SITUATION by two experienced young
"A ladies g Ts2eherS Feel somPetent 70
branches usually taught. One is prepared TO
teach the French language also. Best of ref
erenpe given, Apply 70 the editors Of The An-
peal. aus Inv
w D.
A situation as Teacher by a LADY, a Gative OF
Virginia. and a graduate OF one OF the nnest
Institutions in the United States. She is capa-
be OF teaching ali branches taught in any 6e-
male institute. Address Box IL, SOmerville,
Tenn. auI 81
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To Builders.

TIME undersigned proposes 10 divide nny OF
one hundred acres Of his land Into small
lots-say, or i've acres eseh-and to give the
alternate lots in payment for improvements
constructed upon the Others
The land Is situated three miles east ofth city
OF Memphis, at the terminus Of Union avenue,
frOnting on the extension Of that avenue. on
Trezeyant avenue, and On the Poplar street
road. L is covered 10 part with a beautiful
growth OF forest tees, q Is unsurpassed by
any other suburban property in point ofhealth,
building sites, and he character Of the sur
rounding neighbors.
IN undertaking this enterprise builders can,
in addition 20 their usual profits. calculate
value OF the lots paid them, BY the improve
ment Of those adjoining.
Apply 70 R0yster. Trezevant & Co, Ayres
pnfidfra. Z6 Second street. OF 70 me at their
once. uyi0 lml N. u. IRRELEVANT.
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ELSONS'
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE!
The Balance OF oar Stock Kust be Sold
REGARDLESS OF o s
AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE.
NO WEEKS LONGER ONLY

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL.
W stock. and 70 eject that purp Sc we VIII
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a card.

WE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have Il completed by the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, but by the first day OF that month we
viii be ready to receive goods on store
The sheds will be divided into IRE proof COM
paTtmeuts by brick walls, and covered with tin,
Those wuo ave patToniZed US for the last two
do 50 the approachiE z one, may rest assured we
viii be ready for them.
We Cesign establishing a Cotton Compress in
connection with our warehouse, upon an ad
jscent lot, which viii Be ready by the LIST OF De-
tobeT or sooner. The proximity o. our estab-
nshment to the river renders the handling OF
cotton 50 convenient that we can transfer cot
ton FOR shipment by river Tree OF drayags. The
advantage of the position IL equal 10 one day
axe on all cotton sent Tor cQmpressment from
other warehouses, while H8l cotton in our
warehouse for congressman there~can be two
draYages saved, since Ii would be aSeasy for as
to transfer it from our shed to the Compress as
to turn It ont in the ordinary way for TRANSFER
BY drays.
fv30 l. 4 90.
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NEWJ JAIL CONTRACT.

A CONTR ACT for building a NEW BRICK
"a JAIL IN the town OF Ftlars Point, Goa
LOWEST BIDDER by the subscribers, on the
oath day OF August, 1867.
Plans and Specifications
To be seen at the Clerks Office, in the town OF
Eriar's Point.
TEEAs to be made known on the day Of let
ting. Tue commissioners do not bind them
selves TO accept any bid unless proper security
is given to the fun amount o. the contract tina
said Jail shall be completed on or before the LIST
day Of January, 1865
GEORGE 4. ALCORN,
W L. STRICKLIN,
WILLIAM HEWSON,
Commissioner appointed by the Board OF Pc
lice OF CoahUma county, TO receive bids and
let contract
Frfar's pint. Miss. July q. 1877. fygQ 3u-
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Under the continued direction d. r. X.
RIVERS, assisted by q corps OF able and sxDe-
rienled teachers.
For full information address the President,
or the undersigned, =. DICKINSON.
Somerville, Tenn, July IS, 1867. JyI9 sw
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DiaTrh@s, Dysentery, SUNNI Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux. Chill
dren's Teething, Ard the Great
Preventive of Asistic Cholera.
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
l. Memphis and Louisville railroad, head OF
Main treet. as follows 4p.m. and II D m, run
ning througa TO Cave City without change Of
cars.
H8- EXcuusion Tickets from Memphis 20
Mammoth Cave aud Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, to Cave and r~eturn-S30 IS each
Parties OF fifteen rmore.--...-..-. q 70 each
Parties OF twenty ave or more. Is 7Oeach
For through tickets and all information, call
at Ticket Office, No. 2s7L Main street.
JyN II SAM. JONES, Genn Sup't.
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT TO a Proclamation OF VIM. G.
i Brownlow, Governor OF Tennessee. dated
state Of Tennessee, Executive Department,
Nashville, July g. 1867. and the laws OF The
State, 1 & obereby aPpointtEe 10 Glowing uamsd
persons judges and ClcrEs Of Election IN the
several Districts and " sTds Of shelby county,
for The elecLIon % be he'd on
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Beef Tongues,

Lard. Cheese, S~ornmesl, Gritts,
CIDER VINEGAR-Nariety Of Pickles, Chow
UhoW, Good Mustard and Spices, Sauces. Pre-
serves, Pie FrniEs, Jellies, Jams. Maizena,,
TapiOca, SagO.
SUGARS-Granulated, Pulverized, Powdered.
Coffee, Syrups aud MoIasses.
EXTRA TEAS-Imperai, G~unpowder, Young
Hyson and OolOng.
We enGeavOr 10 keep a well assorted. csrs
fully selected stock Of Groceries Tor family use,
OF the very best quality, and by greQuenf adci-
lions OF fresh goods, be At all times prepared 70
offer Inducements, Is 70 the eua1ty Of cur
qOodsa at moderate prices. Call and see Us.
FINNIE, BUCKHAM CHAPMAN,
TWl A~F-
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Al the Storehouse recently occupied by the
urn OF Higgins & Fisher, No 2S Front street,
proceed 70 sell. 20 the highest bidder, for cash,
alt the stock Of Goods or Groceries belonging
10 said lrm Of higgins a Fisher, consisting In
part OF SUGAR. MOLASaES, LARD, BACON,
LIQUORS n WINS, OF All descriptions
p1okhEA SPICES, BRooMs BUCKETS,
and everything pertaining 20 the Grocery
business, together with ali the fixtures Ia said
Storehouse.
The sale OF said stock will be commenced at
10 o'clock a. m. and continued from day 10 day
until ali Of the goods are sold.
Notice iB also her by given, that all OF The
ACCOUNTS. NOTES and CHOOSES In action,
Of every description due and owing 10 said
nrm. have been placed in my hanps MS Re-
cetver for collection, aud all debtors u thsr by
notes, accounts or otherwise, are a. %
some forward and make payment 70 &c
out delay, or else legal steps VIII be nmor,
enforce the collection thereof ever
O. p. WOoLDRIDGINNfrQ
aui st Recover.
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Election Notice.
Thursday, the l,t Day of August Next.

pY authority or law in me vested, and the
II Proclamation Of W. q. BroWnioW, Gov
ernor OF Tennessee, I VIII, on
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
T DID &
louisville. Ky.

$3.50 pieces best "Ky." P~enltentIary
Bagging.
1900 coils best Machine Rope.
100000 pounds " VALLEY Iron Tie"
Jeans. Llnseys, Rlankets-theIr own
manufaetnre-IOr sale on liberal terms.
Jyu I'm
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Due notice will be given Of the locality 81 soon
Is a central sud suitable buildiu4 can be ob-
tanned Competent Professors are engaged FOR
the didereut departments. fvZI Nv
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Chaneery Court Of Memnhis.

No. 1907 n. r. D.-John R. Goodwin VS.. Franklin
tneurance and Banking Company OF al.
MOTTO Is hereby given to Al parties infer
~ ested, that the undersigned has bean an
poinled Receiver OF the franklin Insurance
and Banking Company and FrankiinI Insurance
Con IN the above stated cause, ia said
Court. DEBTORS Of said Companies are notfded
to cali At room No. Bethel Building. corner
Of Court and Main streets, Memphis, Tenn.
and settle their Indebtedness.
LK. ?. PRTrCHARD.
iy30 Nuss)iawiw Keceiyer.
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FIFTH nAY

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE -Four mile heats. Sub
jeet TO the regulations which the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association TO add 5000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

At the various voting places In shelby county.
ooen and hold an Election for Governor for
State S-upeIintende R1of Public instruction, for
MEMBER OF Cong1e~1or The 18th Cong -cssiOnal
District. FOR Senator for Favette md Shelby
c unties, Tor FlOater for Upton. Fayette and
Shelby counties, and Tor Two Representatives
l0r Shelby county, and have appointed the
following Deputies Sherids 20 open and hold
said Election, az the several ~recincts respect
lively. and they are hereby directed to make
their returns 70 me az my office, in the Green
law Block. Memphis, Tenn:
District No. l-Thomss Fpperson, D. s.
" p O. Campbell,
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. F. G. SMITH,
A SISTED BY an able and experienced eorps
n or Teachers The next session OF THIS
school begiEs on the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrEnRrR

Many improvements VIII be made during tie
vacation. which wIl add greatly 70 the COM
fort and efficiency OF the establishments. some
important additions have been made to our
or West
Our Boarding Department viii b. 50 much
enlarged that We can easi 9 accommodate one
hundred more pupils than we had last sassion.
1s ms as heretofore. For catalogues or other
Information, address
ROBERT SMITH.
Secretary and Bushes Manager.
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AUCTION.
UnreserVed sale OF "a Lets on
Lang Time.


win sell at public sale, without reserv6.fo
w the highest bidder, on wednesday. Jul
2ist, Thlrty -four BaldfnR Lots, 100 yIG feet. on
b eedlOTe, Crockett and Volientine avenues,
In the Buggy tract. between the old and new
Raleigh road, two miles from Court square, and
nearly opposite the old Fair Grounds. Indis-
putable Title sale positive. Ierms-ten per
cent cash balance six twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months, with Interest secured BY
deed IA trust.
sale anon The premises at ten O'Clock. Con-
Veyances 70 theS -le leave our ONCE al 9 O'Clock.
ROfSTER, IRRELEVANT co.
JyIA Auetioneens,
Furniture, Clothing, Ete., at Auction.
NE viii sell at our salesrooms. no. 70 sec-
~ ono street tAyres Binding THIS NORM
5tg ~ ~ O'Clock, q fine Walnut Chamber Set,
DNr MATTRESSES. chairs. Marble Too Ia
oles. one me seven Octave Plano also, 70 me
trade, a lot Of Clothtnz-
CAM HOfsIEA, IRRELEVANT a CO,
AuctiOneerA
A. s. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTION & Commission,
$50 Second Street.
GALES EVERY DAY. Quick saies. prompt
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TO GAS GONSUMERSI
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN & N,
2O4 Main Street.
2O4 Main Street.

THESE u~nrivalled Instruments are fully war
4 rantsd for seven years, and are for sale at
NO. SIS MAIN ST.. jackson Block
Memphis, Tennessee,
,e9 By LEOPOLD GoEPEL
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Is hereby given, for the benefit OF all whom
1 II may cOncern, that, a. Guardian OF Cora
N. Shorter, minor beir OF Z. l. Shorter, de-
ceased. 1 have this day Med NY vouchers in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn, for settlement.
II. d. NELLY.
July 81, 1867, aus wit
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SELECT SCHOOL.
First Monday in september.

MISS VICTORIA d. BOWERS. recently en-
VI gagged In teaching with Prof J. ID Stewart.
wiH open 2 cnOol, assisted by her sister, Miss
II ". BOWERS, lthe
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Somerville Institute.
VIII be Open on September ed,

A. SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies, Offering every
"A educational facility and a pleasant and de-
lightful home for its inmates,
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Az q Court OF Probate held ut Saco. with.
In and for the county Of York, on the first Tues
day IN January, IN tho year or our Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty.ssven, by the Hon. 4.
bourne Judge OF said Court,
IN tho petition OF Reuben Randall, Guardian al
" Hiisbeth ]. Randall, Emily NJ. Randall, Mo-
ses p. Randall, Albert W. Randall and Frances \.
Randall, minors and children OF Maria Randall
late OF Kttery, In said county. deceased, repre-:
senting that said minorsare selied ami posscssed
OF certain real estate situated In said kttery, aud
more fully described In said petition
That an advantageous o1er OF forty hye dollars
has been made by Thomas NJ. Weeks, of Kittcry, in
said county which offer II Is for tho interest or al
concerned Immediately TO accept, and the pIocecdi
sale TO DO put out on interest Tor the benefit OF
said minors, and praying that license may 10 grant
Cd him TO cell and convey the interest Aforesaid
according to the statute In such cases made and
ordered, That the petitioner give notice thoreofte
eli persons Interested IN said estate. by causing
copy Of this order to DO published three weeks sue
esssivsly In the Unios \ Journal, printed Mt BID
deford, In said county, that they may appear at 9
Probate Court TO he holden at Diddcfoid. Ia
said county, on the 1rst Tuesday OF February next
1t ten Of the clock In tho forenoon, and shev
| cause, " any they have, why tho prayer OF said
| pstition should not be granted. -
rs Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
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Al q Court % Probate held at Sseo, within
In January, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
huudrsd and siIty-ssvcn., BY Tho Hon. X.
Boarus> Judge % sid Courtl
IOSEpu ID. EMERY, named Executorin certain
,I in.ssvmsas purportiny 20 be the last will and
testament Of samuel :. Emery. late OF Buxton. In
aid county, dscsassd. having presented the same
for probate
Ordered. That the sad s1sss.or give notice 10
ell persons ,ntsrestsd. by causing copy OF THIS
order 10 be paeiishsd three weeks succsssivsly In
The Union aud Joarual, printed at Biddeiord, thai
- htddsesrJ. 10 aid coanty, on tAs arss russ.
day In February next. at ten " the clock In the
fersacoa, and shsv Sane, n say thsyI hava Why
and aliowsd - the hast VIII and testament Of he
said deceased. E|yI,-ITII =, 80,
" Attest, George II. xno~itsa. Rssis.sr.
Asisss. George H. xso.i.oa, Rsyssssr,
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Attest. George II. Knowl,on. Register

Al n Court OF Probate held at 6aco, uitk
In and tor the county Of York, on the nrst Tues.
day In January, IN the year OF our Lord eight
ecu hundred and, stxy-ssven, By the lion. Z. &.
bourne, Judge Of said Court,
IN tho petition OF Mark r. Csme. Guardian
" James y. Ridlou, Joseph n. Ridlon and vii.
Ian II. Rldlon, minors and eAildten II yAneS n
Ridiou, late Of IIuilh, IN said SoSnty, dsesasyd,
rcprsssnting that I'D minors are sslsed and poe
sssssd OF certain real estate sitsatsd % ssid Ase
lie, aud moro nlly described In said petition !.
That an advantageous oller o. nine hundred dol.
lars has been made By Joseph Mdion, az 0orheu,
In the county Of Cumberland, which o6sr 70 u f0S
the interest Of all conesrasd immedistely 20 -
cept and the proceeds OF sale 20 b put oat on In
tersss Cor the bsnedt Of The aid minors, and pray
Ing that license may b. granted him 20 sell and
convey the intsrsst ai6fesaid, according 10 the
statute In such easss made and provided,
ovlsvsS, That the pssiuonsr give notice thsreof
10 all persons intersstsd In aid sstata by causing
copy ofthis order q . psIli.hsd % the 0sis. 9
Jssrnsi printed In Biddsord, in nid county, three
weeks excessively, that they may appear q . Pre-,
bate Csurt y. be held q biddseorA. n AID
county. on ths Int Tussday IN Rsbrsafy pszt, a
ten OF the eloek In The forenoon, and shev cause,
Z .ny they have, WY the prayer u aid petition
Atrus COPY. - iHf.@
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Al q Court OF Probate holden at Saco, with
In and for tho County Of York, on the first Tues
day In January, In the year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundred and slSty-seven. by the Hon. L. K.
bourne. Judge OF said Court.
SUSAS ". RiCkER, widow Of Samuel Kicker,
- late OF buxton, In said county deceased, having
presented her petition for her dover In said estate
tn he assigned and set out 10 her, and that Com
missioners may be appointed for tina, purpose pur
suant TO laws
Also, her petition for allowance out Of the per.
sonal estate Oi said deceased.
ordusd, That the sad petitioner give notice IN
all persons interested, by causing a copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Usiss 4 Journal, printed at Biddeiord IN said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
Ia he holden at Riddeioru, In said County, on
the hrst Tuesday OF February next, at ten oi tho
clcck In the forenoon and shew cause, II any they
have, why the same should not he allowed
Attest Georye u. knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest, George ~. knowltou. Register
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Attest, George II. Kno.lton, Register.

Al q Court OF Probate, held at Saco, with
In and for the county Of York, on the hrst Tues
day In January, In the year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundred and sixty-seveu, by the Hou. K. h.
Bourne, Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition OF John toes, Guardian OF Abby
" Jane foss, minor and child ofSlary Foss, late
Of buxton. In said county, Deceased, playing Tor
license to sell and convey at public auction or pri
vate SALE oil the right title and Interest OF his said
ward In aud To certain real estate, situated In
buxton In said county. and the proceeds thereof
" put "a interest Aid real estate being moro faly
osS.ss1 Thss psssisuSs sys notice si.of
10 all persons Interested ID aid estate by causing
Q copy OF this order 10 be Publlshed In The Us,os
a yosraai, printed IN Dlddsfor,i, Ia said county,
Tor three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may up.
pear al Probate CeaTt 70 be holden ~
biddefbrd. In said county. on the hrft Tuudsy
in February next, at ten Of the clock In tho fnre
noon. and shew cause, II any they have, Why tho
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest, usorgs IL. knoulton. Register
A true copy.