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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-15
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, August Is, 1857.
EUROPE.
SRws nv THE CABLE

LONDON, Aug. 13-Evening,
ecNuvlces from Shanghae give the followins
6eoants of conflict between two steamers o
he american squadron in Chinese waters and
nj pirates at the island of Formosa:--
e;uhe United States authorities having re.
me- neither satisfaction nor apology for the
,oruer OF the crew of the American barque
erae1r, the Hartford and Wyoming were or
Eu to the scene of the outrage at the island
n ormosa. They sailed early in June, and
aarriving off shore demand was made for
- surrender of the murderers, which not be-
s complied with and in the meantime it be-
= apparent that the natives were preparing
night, the shore was vigorously shelled by
n vessels. Several boat loads of sailors and
.arlnes subsequently effected landing and a
narp hight ensued with the Formosans, which
Ia.'ed over hve hours. The heat was intense
t,Seen officers and men were reported sun
aoek. Lieutenant Slidell Mackenzie, one OF
~ handing party, was shot and died of his
tT;tahds. Atnightfall the fighting party was
,."Shurawn from the shore and the lombard
an; it was resumed and continued until all the
IIiVes disappeared, when the Hartford and
niyomng sailed for Shanghae, where they ar
''ed the 18th of june
haniong the general items of news from
haahghae, it is stated that the Chinese mer
w. lts refuse to receive Mexican dollars coined
rshe Emperor Macmillan.
a. ne latest advices received from Japan re-
% That the case of the ship Anna Kimball,
hptaln Williams, seized for an intraction of
I 'e Commercial treaty between China and the
"i'ed States, has been satisfactorily settled.
n FLORENCE, Aug. H.
Hen. Garibaldi is known to be at Sienna,
.aaere, it is said he is actively engaged in re-
wing the preparations for movement on
, ,O,ne which was to have been attempted last
PARIS, Aug. 13-Evening.
- report has reached this CITY from the
SSiand of Gambia to the effect that Omar Pa
"a 20 mas resigned the command of the Turkish
Ives. No reason is given for this unexpected
'uon, and the report is not readily credited.
DUBLIN, Aug. 13.
capt. MOriarty, the leader OF the Fenian ris-
" IN Kerry, has been sentenced to imprison-
tent for ten years.
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sIiuI t NEW YORK, Aug IA.
CottOn-very firm; sales !, 400 bales; Middling up
lands at oslo. rr ..a...--. -
Flour-Sfate and Western 10 a 25c higher for old
new dun and lower; superfne State att 90 % II IS
round hoop Ohio at 80 90 II 49, Western at 90 a
1850; choice do at 10 10 a. Il CO., Southern unchang
ed; sales zoo bbls at IL 80 IA II 80. H IaiIiran
Wheat-rather more doing in new Southern; sales
1900 BUSH; Spring No. at So; Amber State 32b
new Amber Southern % ~ 80; White Michigan
90 az &c; White Georgia 40 "a 247t; White Cal.
iforna G5 a IS; red Winter 2 20. a.s I.t- ~.
COrn-opencd &c higher, but closed with the al.
vance lost and declining tendency; sales 154 O0l
BUSH; new Mixed Western 1 10 "a l25, closing Al
1 10 a. II; White Southern q. M - i SEQ
Oats-ess active but firm; sales 100000 BUSH. new
Ohio 81 az 92c;; State at "a a. 95c; Southern 81
a 93c; old Western 81 a. e5c new Jersey IS a. soc
Beef-frm; sales $500 bbls. new plain mess Is 90 q
81 90; new extra mess 23 90 a % 90.
POrk-Leavy and lower; sales 1920 bbls; new
mess at % IS "a 20 81, closing at % 20 for regular.
Lard-duli sales Ci5 bbls. at 124 "a 1Sae. $ ~ -
Butter-steady; sales Ohio at IL q &c; State at Il
@29c.
Whiskey-guiet.
kice-guet u-
Sugar-quet; sales GOO hhls. Muscovado at III q
13c. '.t.a
CoGee-frm; sales 1000 bags Rio on private terms
Moiasses-dull. - -...g - q .rs
Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine at 50 a Coo
ROsin at IS % s 80. ts.t - =. q
oiis-dull Iinseed at 30 90 80; sperm quiet
Pctroienm-iower; crude at III az 12c; refnet
Tallow--stcady; sales %. 900 lbs at ~ 40 life.
Woo-heayy; sales 100000 lbs; domestic fleece a
20 o. SIC for unwashed IS 40c for pulled: As I'D 90
tubbed; "A az sc for Texas 27 0 SOC for California
| 20lc for Mexican and Ale for Cape. r. -IT.I
Freights to Liverpool-quiet. s.. .a
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Cuban Matters.

NEW YORK, Aug. Ia.
y, By the steamship Columbia from Havana
dates to the 10th have been received.
Inc cable steamer Navoado had gone to Key
est 10 make preparations for hooking the
broken cable.
A conspiracy of negroes at st. Jago de Cuba
mad been announced to the government and
several had been arrested. Two who refused
70 surrender had been shot The conspirators
had deposit of arms and powder at small
village called Caboe, IL miles distant
The reported einking of the dry DOCK at ST.
Thomas is confirmed.
The Navoado commenced graphing for the
cable on the 9Th, but thus far unsuccessfully.
The yellow fever is raging all over the
island. as
There was serious riot in Matanzas on
Monday last. The people collected at the bull
ring were dissatisfied with the performances
and drove the performers from the ring. At
forwards they drove off the police and tore the
whole concern down. The troops were called
out and the rioters dispersed. One man is re-
ported to have been killed and another wound
ed. ass 3 = HlteIF~r = \
The captain and mate of the American brig
iMelrose, loading at Baracoa, are reported to be
lying very low from yellow fever r- 4
The arrival OF the Spanish Minister and
suite has been completely ignored in official
quarters here. He took his departure in the
British steamer Tyre for England.
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New YORK, Aug. IA.
Mexican advices by way of Havana Aug. 8,
state that Marquee had been found in the cap
ital and that Santa Anna had been conveyed
to Vera Cruz. 81 lsl mao, - ID.
Teioda, Minister of Foreign Affairs, in a
speech at a banquet highly eu'ogized the ex-
ample of the United States, and spoke of the
II in Mexico as a lasting lesson to two
iasses-the clergy and great proprietors.
Madam Juarez and her party arrived at the
capital on the 18th ult. e
Strong efforts are being made to save Gen
eral Ohoran from sentence of death, as he ha'
been informally kind to Americans in the
city and to citizens generally during the fe
rocious reign of Marquee. faI
Salm Salm was in prison at the capital ant
would probably be shot, as he incautiously
showed his commission as a general although
he only served as q colonel.
General Escobedo's doctor has heavy claim
for embalming Maximilian's body, and it is
said the body will be held for payment.
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National Morse Fair.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. IA.
There was a large and fashionable assem-
blage at the Horse Far this afternoon to wit
ness the trotting of Dexter against time At
least 5000 persons were inside of the track
The first trot was o continuation of the $50
race, which was interrupted yesterday by dark
ness At go T.. M. Melton won the second
and third heats in 233 and 2.32. The excite
ment was now at a fever heat to see Dexter
trot On the first trial Dexter made the quar-
ter of mile in 80 seconds, a half mile in LILO
and the mile in go 1-2 On the second trial
he made quarter of mile in 80 Is seconds,
half mile in 10Y, and the mile in 217 IA =
When the announcement of the result was
made three tremendous cheers were given for
Dexter and his owner. The time is the best
ever made in harness by "a seconds.
Dexter was sold this afternoon to Bonner for
over 10000, and is to be delivered to the pur-
chaser after the Chicago races, when he will be
retired from the turf f..
Tomorrow there will be a splendid race for
premiums to the amount of $1,000. Ten horses
N al.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug IA.
The Sioux Indians are banding together and
crossing the Platte river at Plum creek station,
and are evidently preparing for hostiries
About 900 Indians were seen yesterday at one
point. The Pawnee scouts and soldiers are
preparing to fight them.
The terminus of the railroad is now at Will
sons creek station. ..-.Ff -. Fs
There has been no case of cholera at Fort
Harker for ten days.
Some kaw Indians attacked Martins ranch
gro, four miles south of Salina, on Monday
night, and ran off some stock
New Mexico dates of July I'D say the Nava-
joe Indians, numbering several hundred, had
left the Mosquedondoc reservation, and in at
tempting to prevent them from leaving and To
recover some cattle stolen by them from emil
grants, Lieut.. Porter, of the 9th infantry, was
severely wounded and four of his men killed
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Washington Corres,,.ndencs.

New YORK, Ang IA.
The Herald's Washington special has the
following: The first steps towards the de-
yelopement of a new liberal policy for South
ern reconstruction has been brought forward
and General Grant who attended as Secretary
of War the Cabinet meeting, favored it, 1t is
believed by the President that reconstruction
can go on without abolishing every trace of
civil government. In matters of local leeisla-
ton not opposing the theory of reconstruction
it is considered that State Legislatures should
be allowed TO have their own way. The result
of these views was an order to General Sick
les commanding him to rescind his other order
by which the execution of process of the U. S.
Court in Wilmington, N. c., is impcded. This
may be regarded as the first check to the des-
potic administration in the South since the
suspension of Secretary Stanton. 1t is be.
lieved that General Sickles will resign in con-
sequence sa slrff-
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Meeting Of the National Academy Of
Science.

HARTFORD Conn, Aug. IA.
The morning session Of the National Acade-
my of Science was more largely attended than
that of yesterday. Papers were read by Pro-
lessons BENJAMIN, Pierce, Agassiz and Gibbs
The Pierces Of Harvard University discussed
the varieties of algebra and the "Iimits and
conditions of associated linar algebra" The
papers went deeply into an investigation and
comparison of algebfaic methods with stric-
lures ON the views of Hamilton and DIR. Nor
gan. Prof. Agassiz read paper on "the sig
nifcation of classification in the animal kind, I"
showing the dartarchia formed a class by them
selves and embodied an embrionic idea. DIR.
r. A. Gould, Of Cambridge, presented two pa
pers through Prot. Newton, containing impor-
tant results of observation in reference to the
changes in the night ascension and declina-
tion of large number of stars. Invitations
were accepted from DIR. Henry Barnard, head
of the Department of Education at Washing
ton, to partake of hospitalities at his residence
and from Gen. Franklin. to visit the Colt
Works. The Academy then adjourned to meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 10.
Dispatches from Carifoo says Gov. Seymour
las settled the mining dispute by seizng the
hound in controversy and arresting the ring
eaders in the riot.
AT large public meeting at Victoria resolu-
IONS were passed favoring secular education
M asking aid for the same from the Govern
nent ~ t.-s.. s.-i....l
At large Union meeting in Sacramento
asst evening Mr.. Gorham, the Republican can
udate for Governor, spoke against the indie
endent press with greater willingness than
yer. The Democrats Interrupted the meeting,
'nen general melee ensused lasting several
alnutes. AT another time during the meeting
ne street planking broke, precipitating some
wenty persons into a cellar. Several were in
ured but none killed. f'
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA.
The firm of.Greenhood q Newbaner has
allied. Liabilities about $280000. They were
oal merchants and owners of a coal mine near
Antioce, on which money has been sunk
The first section of the Oregon Central rail-
DAD is to be commenced in September. "a
The sloop-of-war jamestown sailed for Sitka
o-day, and will remain there during the win
or TO freeze out the yellow fever. s.s4
An immense Union meeting was held here
night. GorheIn was received with great
thusiasm. A second meeting was organized
n the streets, but it was interrupted by the
pposition, several of whom were arrested.
The wheat exports during the month of July
were 174,900 sacks. The total value of exports
his year is nearly six and a half million dol
"hS III gOiu s.--g..-- -..al..rsasr u b 4 -
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. II.
Flour--choce lots in good demand and frmer.
Wheat--new advanced 4c; Winter advanced 4 40 Sc:
No. red at 2 1G; No. White at lG; No. 2 rcd at
05 "a 10; Spring less active at decline of Sc
No Spring IS "a 50; No. do ut 81 90 sa clos
ing at 80. Corn fairly active; sales No. at97 "a
9sc, and 923 "a 81 for No 2. Oats unsettled and d
yanced q &c, closing at 56 "a 5sc for No 1. Rye
firm at an advance a. Pc; sales at OF for No. I.
Provisions-Mess Pork 90 25 Lard at 1i4c Beef Cat
Tie active at an advance OF Is "a 25c; fair to Good
shipping at Is "a 90. Live Hogs active at 90 "a
09 tor fair to smooth Sheep moderately active at
70 az 90 for fair TO good
oo RaeeeiPts-5Ooo bbls -FOUR 900 BUSH wheat, &C.,
ooo push; corr 900 bush. oats, 5000 hogs. Ship
bush. corn. '' '''s"i "
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CHARLES MORSE, M. D..

No. Deering Street, Portland Maine.
Having devoted all his fine and attention to tie
treatmentoi CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Chronic Diseases the Throat and
Lungs, by COLD MEDICA1E ED INHALATION, has
met with success unparalleled in the treatment OF
these diseases. He also treats all diseases compli-
Gated with those named above. 4E -
He has practiced extensively in New York and
Boston, and Tor the last ten years has been located in
Portland. He formerly visit ed towns and cities in
the valley of the Kennebec, where he has a large
number of patients, many of whom are living wit
nesses of the efficiency of his treatment.
The great increase in practice, coming from all
parts of this and other States and the Provinces and
Canadas, renders it impossible for him to visit the
towns and cities as he accustomed to few years
ago, but is prepared to treat patients at lis Office
to send medicine and directions to any part of the
United States or Provinces, by receiving an accurate
description of the symptoms the patients give
August 10. eod1w&w ii'il- li -aa t-
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sad Accident at WaldOboro,-Three BOYS
Ia Drowned.

- w ALDOBORO Aug. H.
In this town, yesterday afternoon, Wilder
and Willie Hall, sons of Ambrose Hall of this
town, aged respectively u and years, and
Leavitt Dreamer aged 49, left home for the
purpose OF p4ling bark on the opposite side at
Katris Pond. Instead of going round the
pond, as their parents supposed they would,
they attempted to cross it in small boat. As
were playing with each other and capsized the
boat, drowning them all. The bodies were
found this morning some four rods from the
opposite shore, in about six feet of water
When found little Willie was standing on his
feet clutching the grass with his hands,
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j Medical Inhalation,
so FOR THE CURE OF ~. 5.s5 l.tii
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma, Cn-
brE tarrh, and all Affections of the

Inhdldton-This is subject which is ut the pres
ent time exciting almost universal attention, and as
rational and scientific mode Of treating Pulmonary
diseases, stands unquestionably first and foremost
among the discoveries in medicine of the present
century. In climate like ours, where chronic pull
monary diseases prevalent and so universally
fatal, and where, too, profound conviction of the
uselessness and inehiciency of all the ordinary
means employed by the profession based ON the pain
full and melancholy experience of the past pervades
all classes of the community, this interesting discov-
cry in medicine cannot but be hailed with The liveli-
est emotions and heartiest welcome by every high
minded generous hearted and intelligent practition-
err in the land ltt -f lt-i.
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New York Items.

New YORK, Aug. A. Z
There was fire this morning at the Empire
Plaster Mills in Bethune street. which dam
aged the building $4,000, and the stock and
machinery $4,000 more. Fully insured The
fire is supposed to have been set by an incen-
diary. .H33H al tIiat 4
A coroners jury to-day found the Hoboken
Ferry Company guilty of gross negligence in
not keeping their brigde chains in repair. One
of them broke yesterday, causing the death by
drowning of man named Darlap. $3.50 4
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80 re boa 10 Let. irf .Hs tta
T1HE Spacious Chambers in the corner store of the
i new block on the corner of Pearl and Middle
Streets, comprising the I'd, I'd and 4th foors each
containing about 5000 square feet and suitable fol
Wholesale Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, SC. ...
The fourth floor is spacious Hall, one Of the
largest and most desirable in the city.
True & Co.
Parties desiring to lease any Of these rooms, can
aug6dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN.s
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A GENTs-Wanted-s .OOO-male and female
4 agents wanted to sell the most sale article Of
the age Agents can easily clear 500 per tay. Sam
PIE aud circular sent free. Can be don. al home or
travelling For FUR ther particulars address GEO
KUHN q CO., $50 Broadway, NY. N B.--This il
no humbug or gift enterprise. augIodIw&w
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Horrible Outrage.

HARTFURD, CUIIIs, 1tHS n.
A young man, 80 years of age, named Geo.
G. Kellogg, who is well connected here, went
to Middletown on Saturday last and hired a
livery team, which he failed to return at the
specified time, and a reward of 300 was offered
for his arrest. IL appears that he went to
Springfield, Mass and from there proceeded
to Commonsvlle in this State, where he ar
rived yesterday. While driving through that
town he met little girl, niue years of age,
named Human, and invited her to ride telling
her that he would take her home, but instead
of doing so he drove towards Burlington, and
when in a secluded spot he dragged the child
from the carriage and violated her person in
the most shocking manner. He was soon after
arrested and bound over in 81 900 to appear at
the Superior Court. Failing to procure bonds
he was brought to this city to-day and lodged
i'm iail. -
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To LET.
To be Let.
TO Let.

1.-TWO Tenements of eight rooms EACH all in go
Il repair, ON Portland st. Rent 5000 each.
Apply to sifi3S w. III. jERRIS,
angl3d1w Real Estate Agent.
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The Crops nj the sou,L.

SAVANNAH Aug. IA.
1t has been raining in TORE nts ali day
Reports from Georgia and Florida represent
the crops very good. "a
.e,s... a7,f WILMINGToN, N. c., Aug. IA.
A heavy rain has been falling all day. Ac-
counts from the country, on the line of the
Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad, represent
the crops greatly improved. Cotton is coming
out finely.
.@g AUGUSTA GA, Aug. H.
A heavy rain has been falling all day and
still continues. 1t is feared the cotton crop will
be seriously injured. a1-l.n llf.ai I.u1 E-3-Il =
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Wanted.

A FEW good Male and Female A gents immediate
IA N. For further particulars address, will stamp
or call on q iriiigf Isl. al j. IL. WHITE,
q Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
Time dam =. .....'.r 4-.l-' I'd.
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RICHMOND, Aug. A.
Hon. John S. Pendleton, of Culpepper Co.
formerly member Of Congress, arrived here
this morning, having been arrested on charge
of perjury, in having registered. ~ fzsfff
The case of Judge Henry w. Thomas, Of
Fairfax, who arrived here last night under ar
rest for violation of the civil rights bill by re.
fusing to take negro testimony, has been sci
down for trial at the September term of the
United States Court. He was re lase d on bail
Both the above mentioned parties have been
indicted by the Grand Jury.
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] w. Fl. WOOD 81 SON, are agents for the sale of
the above bonds in this city, june3d&w3m
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mi.ssl,ansou. pl.pa.c,,es.

ul..l ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IA
John A. Mcaae a contractor on the St
Louis. Vandalia & Terre Haute Railroad, was
robbed this afternoon in the National Loan
Bank of $3.50. which he had just drawn from
that bank. aer4F 4 iaa43ila
have belonged to Lowell, Mass, died in Els
worth, Kansas, about the Goth of July, leaving
some papers and large sum of money in the
hands of the authorities. %gFsS "a 80
CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
The body of d. A Gilmore, late postmaster
of this city. was found this morning at the
foot of Harrison street His funeral will take
place tomorrow. it
NEW ORLEANS, Aug IA.
Admiral Tegethoff arrived here last evening
and will await the orders of the Austrian gov
eminent. lll'sfolatt l4l. s1ezsaalftH ttHi 3
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O.. w. HOLMES.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITP
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
ia MIDDLE STREET,


weary oppos'se the united States Hefe
w n,ins, ne wpu.u reSpeci l snnoenee 70
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, have cured soma
oil the worst forms OF disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients In 20 short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer This question
a WI saJ as a III .as 70 NOT stay cafed we
w n ~ ha 6o % I'M a " .;g S1 siailse.
90 a a \; IL clah ioI twenty
y.ie " = alsI graquated physcial
~. - po,eD.y sssp.eu 70 chrome diseases
tne oin U, " seA ncauaehe. neuralgia IN
INC neau, neeh VI eA.LSines; consumption wheE
IN tnc acute ftases OF where tine lungs are not iuly
inyoYedi acuee OF chrome rneumatism scrOfua, hip
diseases, white s"elsss, spinal diseases, curvature
OF thc spine, conlS S MUSCLES distorted limbs,
palsy OF paralysis, OF. Vits Dahce. ueaineSS. slams
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Arrest Of Bridge Burners.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Il, 9 2. M.
About dozen citizens of st. Joseph, lnclud-
ing several prominent gentlemen, have been
arrested and are now i'm Jail awaiting the arrlv-
al of important witnesses for a preliminary ex-
animation They are charged with completely
in burning the Platte river bridge, on the Han
nibal & st. Joseph railroad, in 1861 The
bridge was burned by the rebels and their sym
pathzers to precipitate train laden with
Union troops into the river. The soldiers did
not come as expected, but the passenger train
went through the bridge killing twelve persons
and woundng many others. The information
on which the arrests are made was given by q
man now in Jail at ST. Joseph, ON the charge Of
larceny.
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N0tice al Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that asaag pneI i On
Portland in the N To%n2 z. D., 1867 make to the
undersipned an assignment Of all his property real
and personal Oy ,e lay from ar
. s &c 6yi,led by the statutes OF the State Of
Man, BECOME parties to said assignment In proper,
a 60 The amounts of their respective claims, and
hree months are allowed TO become parties to sald
alignment, and that said assignment may be io9nd
AZ the office OF Shepley & Strout, ia said Portand.
A. A. STROUT, Assignee.
Portland Nav 20, 1867. may 3lwJW&u5m