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Whereas Robert G.. Hagerthy of Surry in the
County of Hancock on the fourteenth day of April
A. u. 1850, by his mortgage Deed of that date by
him duly executed and recorded in Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, Vol 40, Page f3S. Conveyed to
the undersigned, William NJ. Bridges, the following
described parcel of real estate situated in said
Surry, and bounded as follows, 10 wit:
Beginning about two rods south of the dwelling
house formerly occupied by Dorithy Varnum on
the southery side of the town road leading to
Surry village thence westerly on the line between
land of Hezekiah Means, and the lot herein de.
scrbed TO To-day Pond. thence northerly by the
shore of said To-day Pond to land Of the said Hez.
ekiah Means, thence easterly on the town-!ine be-
tween surry. and Orland to the Aforesaid town
road thence by said road to the place of beginning
with all of the dwelling house and the westerly
halt of the barn standing on said premises except
ing and reservngve acres of land in the n. corner
OF the lot herein described, dee ded to Benjamin
Narnum, also the undivided half of the Pasture to
the southland of said dwelling house
The conditions of said mortgage deed having
been broken, claim to foreclose the same accord
ing to the Statute in such eases made and provided,
Ad hereby give psblic Notice accordingly.
WILLIAM NJ. BRIDGES,
by his atty
PARKER TUCK,
Rucksporf, Nav n, 1867. 3w2l
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A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of
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RENTING one dollar, Assignments recorded in
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Bucksporf, Hay n, 1867.
AZ Office OF FORECLOSURE.

II o'''r' 0' '''e'e''
James Perkins of Orland in the County of
Hancock, and State of Maine, by his deed dated
The Sixth day of November A. D. 1865. and record
cd in the Hancock Registry, Vol l25. Page ID,
of Real Estate in Eden in said County, described
as follows, viz
Bounded on the East by Frenchman s Bay. North
by Duck Brook, Westerly by the line of the Pro-
prietors, and South by land of Arson p. Cunning.
ham, containing ninety acres more or less and
comprising the south half of the ''Duck Brook Lot
and the north half of the creed Lot" except the
parts thereof, previously sold to Higgins, Brewer
and Salisbury.
The condition in said mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof claim foreclosure of the said
mortgage. therefore give tlfs notice i'll accord
ance with the Statute.
CHARLES a. HAYWARD,
by his a;ty's,
3v2l WATEHHoUsE EMERY,
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VTOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Mary A. Smith of Sullivan, Hancock County and
1885 and recorded in the Hancock Registry of
Deeds. Vol l23, Page u0, conveyed to me, Sidney
Smith, IN MoRTGAGE,-the following parcel Of
shore the southeast corne, of Chas. W Corners
Lot-thence north p l.? east thirty-four rods to
the County road thence by said road easterly two
half rods thence nnrth % 1-3 east one hundrc d
and sevcnty-two and e half rods to fir tree -
thence south 81 IL east eleven rods to said Ma.
rvs west line thence by said line to the shore
thence by the shore to the place OF beginning con-
tanning fifteen acres more or less.
The condition in said mortgage has been broken,
by reason Of which claim foreclosure, and give
this public notice thereof, in pursuance Of the
Statutes.
SIDNEY SMITH,
BY Warehouse Emery, his Attorneys.
Ellsworth June /, 1867.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most durable and
successful practitioners with whom l have had
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Commissioners of Patents
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
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and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents
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FROM ST. THOMAS.

New York, Nov. II.
By An arrival from st. Thomas we have
particulars of the great hurricane, which
lasted about four hours, tearing up trees, lift.
ing houses from their-foundation and dash~
ing them to pieces; chips. steamers and
smaller vessels dashed together and sunk; ff.
ty or sixty vessels ashore, dismantled or
sunk; number Of crews lost, and thousands
on the land homeless and suffering. The ex.
ciement is very great. 1t is impossible now
to estimate the loss, but it must be immense.
During the storm the Rhone struck on st.
Peters Island, her boiler exploded, and all
on board were lost with the exception oi
twelve or fifteen The Conway was thrown
on to Tontala Island. but all hands were
saved. Nothing definite in regard to the
other Islands had been heard with the excep>
tion Of Iontals, of which report says that tie
town is totally destroyed and number oi
lives lost. The steamer Columbia came in
about II O'Clock and at 2 clock was sunk
and six persons lost. Her cargo was valued
ct from one to two millions of dollars. The
track of the hurricane seems to have been
narrow, as the Marmion from Rio and the
North America from New York arrived the
day after, and neither having experienced
more than stiff breeze.
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FR0n CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
The terrific boiler explosion yesterday
morning in the Naples Touring mills, full
account of which was telegraphed last even
ing, was one of the most appalling disasters
that ever occurred in this city. The body of
the engineer, James Connell, has been re.
covered from the ruins. II appears he be-
down by his engine and fell fast asleep. The
boiler, it is said, was inspected recently, and
declared all right. The flames which fol.
lowed the explosion destroyed o large amount
of property, and the total loss is now estima-
ted at ST, 900, on which there is an insur,
ance of $4,000.
The inquest on the body Of the unfortunate
engineer will probably develop the facts in re.
gard to this terrible calamity. Aside from
the engineer there were none killed, though
there were many narrow escapes, and quite q
number were severely injured.
The fire on North Water street Yesterday
afternoon, a report of which was also tele>
graphed yesterday evening, by which the
dock buildings, among others, Of the Grand
Trunk and Northern Transportation Compa~
MES we're destroyed, is now believed to have
been the work Of an incendiary, and one
Kramer tailor, in whose domcl the lames $
were first discovered, is confined at the Hu.
ron street station. awaiting an investigation
The value of merchandise in store on the en-
tire dock is roughly estimated at $4,000,
| and the total loss is put at Ssl 900, two
thirds of which is believed to be covered by
insurance.
There was still another conaagration yes.
terday, which occurred on Marke, street, be.
tween Illinois and Indiana. resulting in the
almost complete destruction of FIVE large
two>story frame buildings, rendering home
less fully fifteen families and causing an ag-
gregate loss approximating $4,000. The
buildings all belonged to Thomas Carney,
who puts his loss at $4,000. He is insured
! for $4,000. During the FIRE portion of the
sidewalk gave way. precipitating forty OF
| Fifty men and women distance of eight feet.
The women nearly all tainted, and one old
gentleman had his leg broken.
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8a77 1a1 eKfOKUK IOWA, TUESDAY N0YEMBER II,
TR8n WASHINGTON.

& CHJcArO, Nov. IL.
The yoaraars Washington special says
Immense frauds in the revenue have tust
come to the knowledge Of SseretaEy 1cCul'
loch, through . Western Treasury of6cial. Il
is said that several prominent politicians an
impiieated.
WAsHINGfoF, Nov. 3.
The Government will be ready on the 25th
to proceed With the trial Of JEFF. Davis, and
win ask postponement il possible, ia order
to satisfy gentlemen on both sides that Chiei
Justice Chase shall sit with Judge Under
wood.
Assistant Surgeons Middleton, Thompson
and Nelson have been relieved from duty
here and ordered to the Fifth Military Dis.
trict.
An Exec&ive order has been issued revok-
ing the dishonorable dismissal of Col. James
Belger, An examination Of his case showing
that be was honorably acquitted by . cour.
martial Of the charges against him, in 1868.
During several days past number Of spu'
rious % cent notes have been put in circula.
ton. The bogus currency is q trife thicker
than the genuine, and the green on the back
trife light. The vignette Of Fessenden is
good wood cut, and not q steel engraving.
The Supreme Court for the District of Co
lumbia having stricken Mr.. Bradley's name
from the roll Of attorneys, he has resigned
his office as Attorney for the Corporation Of
Washington.
Three hundred and fifty patents will be is
sued from the Patent Office for the week
ending the 10Th inst, this being the largest
number ever issued in one week.
Alta recent meeting Of the Washington
National Monument Association it was re-
solved that committee be appointed to take
into consideration the question Of raising
funds for the completion of the monument,
to report upon any plans suggested and pre-
pare An appeal to Congress.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov II.
This city has offered to give the Chicago,
Alton st. Louis Railroad company the ne
cessary ground for the location of their ma.
chine and repairing shops, recently burned at
Bloomington, as consideration to secure
the rebuilding of their works at this place.
There are ,050 eonvicts in the Peniten.
tiary.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IL.
The severe storm of Friday night done
damage at Greencastle to the amount of about
$4,000. Several churches were unroofed
and one totally destroyed.
MADISON, Wis, Nov II.
Complete returns make the Assembly stand
62 Republicans to 3S Democrats.
The Governor has appointed the 2sth of
November as Thanksgiving.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. II.
Auguta Tech, aged nineteen, nephew of
well known Druggist of this city, was found
dead in ditch near town about II oclock
Sunday morning, his body bearing the marks
of three bullets. The murderers, and the
cause that led to the deed, are wrapped in
obscurity. He had started to walk to his pa
rents, FIVE miles distant, leaving the city at
9 o'clock.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
Der of 1000, are on strike for higher wages.
Some demand 80 per cent. increase.
RICHMOND, Nov. II.
General Schoiield to-day ordered court
martial to be held on the 18th inst, to try
the case of Colonel Rose, the conductor Of
election here.
The Dispatch has an account Of the mob.
bing of Major Butts, formerly Bureau gent,
in King William county, by the negroes there.
An attempt was made, by the civil authors
ties, to arrest the ring leaders, but the blacks
resisted and the military had been called for.
The leading colored citizens will publish
card tomorrow disavowing the ncendiary
speech uttered by Lindsey, the colored dele.
egate to the Convention.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II.
There were no deaths from yellow fever
reported yesterday, and there were no ap-
plications to the Howard Association for
relief.
The Bremen ship Caroline arrived yester>
day bringing another load of German emf.
grants.
The Texas papers announce the arrival Of
large number of German emigrants in that
State.
ALBANY, n. y, Nov. IL.
The trial of General Cole, for the murder
OF l.. Harris Hlcock, has been postponed till
the next term of the Court of Oyer and Ter.
miner, owing to the absence of material wit
nesses.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. II.
The first meeting this evening over the
Memphis course was well attended, fully two
thousand persons were present. The first
race, nursery purse for $500, short dash,
seven entries, five paying forfeits, was won
| by Reche Lion. TimeS1:46l. Green stake,
for S4o0, mile heats, nine entries. FIVE paying
forfeits, was won by Mamie Letcher. Time
1:54@ E51a.
TORONTO, Nov. II.
The conservation Of Bishop Walch yester.
day was one of the most impressive Catholic
ceremonies ever witnessed in Canda.
| SYRACUSE, Nov. II.
Weston, the pedestrian, arrived here. from
| Oneida, distance of twenty eight miles,
about nine o'clock this morning. He says
that he is now eighteen hours ahead Of
time.
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New YoRK, Nov. II.
The Heralfs Washington special says
Gen. Emery has issued an order disbanding
all irresponsible military companies, black
and white organized in this district. This
has been done under special instructions of
Gen. Grant.
The Times Washington special says: Gen.
Sheridan, being assured of the good conduct
of Gen. Hayes in future, has telegraphed to
Gen. Grant recommending the disapproval
of his removal as Sheriff. Mr.. Bullet then
declining the appointment, Hayes was re-
stored.
The Tribune's Washington special SAYS:
1t is expected that the President will, during
the present week, appoint successor to Mr..
Stanton as Secretary Of War. As yet no Sc.
lection has been made, but it is believed that
the Executive is desrous OF bringing into his
Cabinet one who is as near as may be the
type of the conservative sentiment of the
people as was evidenced in the recent elec
tions.
The Horld's Washington special says:
Representative Ashley has prepared and will
introduce on the first day of the session q
bill to prevent the present Ohio Le-
gslature from redistricting the State, so
as TO give the Congressional districts to the
Democrats next year.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REpOBT. !,
LATE CABLE WzPAICHES

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Koniteur says that
Dop1hr tsnuls, insitsd By Naszini, broke
out in MIA and othsf large cities Of Italy,
but it asserts that BY prompt and decided &C.
| ton Of the Italian Government all these out
breaks were suppressed.
Florence, Nov. 1.-The trial Of Gari>
baldi has been postponed, it being doubtful
whether any Of the courts here have jurisdic.
tion 10 his case.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE bread riots at For>
quay, Exworth and other places have been
suppressed, and all parts Of Devonshire are
| now quiet.
Charles Dickens sails Tomorrow in the
steamship Cuba for Boston.
The news Of the great loss Of shipping and
destruction Of property by the hurricane 1t
St, Thomas, has created wide spread de-
preston in mercantile circles, as the British
shipping merchants and underwriters are
heavy losers.
England, France and Austria have come
to common understanding as to the policy
to be pursued by them hereafter in the East
ern question.
Reports have reached here that Lavalette
is soon to resign the French Ministry OF
State, and will probably be succeeded by
Rouper.
The friends Of Gsribaldi state that at the
battle near Monte Rotundo he had only 4O,>
600 men.
GaribaIdi's sons are still at large, though
concealed.
DuBL1E, Nov. 8.-The jury in the case of
CASTILLO, who was tried in this city for al
legged completely in Fenianism, failed to
agree.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 9.-The range Of the
discount market is from to per cent.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Gla.
mercian states that terrible explosion took
place in one of the mines of Fendae col.
liery, in that county. The miners, 800 in
number, were at work. At last sccounts the
mine was on fire, and it is feared but few will
be saved.
Great efforts are being made in England
and Ireland for the pardon of the convicts at
Manchester, on the ground that the offense
committed was political one.
PARIS, Nov. General Lamartne has
asked the French Government to withdraw its
troops from Italian soil, because, he says,
Italy has proved her ability, as we'll as dis,
position, to maintain order. He also declares
there need be no fear of further disturbances,
as the leading agtator, Garibaldi, and his
leading lieutenants, will leave Italy and go to
the United States.
The Porte has replied to the last joint note
Of the European powers. He declines to re-
ceive their advice, and accepts the responsl.
bility for the events which may ensue.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. II.
The conference between the Express Com
panes ended without any arrangement being
made. The Erpress says the war will be car.
ried on with vigor.
An order of Catholic priests have pur-
chased large church and college.
The American Social Science Association
meets here on the 10th.
An immense coal heap, on Cunard dock,
Jersey City, has been on FIRE for several days
from spontaneous combustion.
Seth w. Payne left this forenoon proposing
to walk to San Francisco in one hundred and
6fty days.
The Assembly stands, Democrats 73, Re.
publicans 55; Senate, Is Republicans, and
one independent.
The Council have resolved to tender Gen.
Mcclellan public reception and the free>
dom of the city upon his arrival
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FIRES.

RACINE, Wis, Nov. IL.
A great FIRE has been raging for several
days past In the woods north Of Racine, and
almost the whole country between here and
Oak Creek, east of the railroad track, is in a
blaze. Several houses and barns, with other
property, have been destroyed. The peoo ole
of that section are ont fighting the FIRE, bu,
with little or no success, the extreme drouth
causing everything in the line Of the Are "a
burn like tinder. The loss already is estima.
ted oil the way from twenty-five thousand ia
one hundred thousand dollars.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. II.
The large frame building on State street,
svned BY John S. Meyer, vas destroyed BY
anincendiary Ere Sunday morning. Los,
$500; insurance $1,000
DErshrr, Mich, nov. II.
The depot buildings It Iona. in this State,
were burned Friday hight WIN. Thorn, ero'
eee aod bekssS was 1ugnsa 1oAoaGhsssyE
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FROM RICHMOND.

NEw YoRK, Nov. II.
Ihe Hsralds Richmond special says John
n. Gilmer, yesterday, deposited with Gem
Scho6eld the charges and specifications
against Lieut.. Col. Thomas Rose, for mis-
conduct in experimenting the late election
in Richmond. The charges are four IN num-
Der. 1st-Conduct unbecomlng an officer
and gentlemen. 2d-For drunkenness on
duty. sd-Disobedieacs of orders. 4,h :
Violation of the 99th article of war. The
names Of upwards Of one hundred citizens
hsvs been sent up - witnesses. An invessi.
Cation Of these charges and specifications viii
shortly take plsee, 1esgh il 10 not thought !
court martial will 81 oe1oeed, saEsqs
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PoroHKEErsrE, Nov. II.
By the accidental displacement of switch
at Rhinebeck station, on the Hudson Rive,
railroad on Saturday night, eight cars of ar
extra freight train, bound south, we're thrown
from the track and badly smashed up. No
body Was injured.
BUFFALO, Nov. II.
Slightsnow this noon.
IyDIASApoLis, Nov. IL.
Snow fell here last night.
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Latest News From Mashingtsn

Latest News From Mashingtsn
IRRESPONSIBLE MILITARY BODIES
BEING DISBANDED.
A Successor to Stanton to be
Appointed.
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION AT
CHICAGO.
1 Great Fire Raging in Woods near Racine.
Destructive Hurricane at st.
Thomas.
IMMENSE LOSS TO SHIPPING.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
RIOT IN MILAN AND OTHER, CITIES
IN ITALY.
The Trial Of Garibaldi Postponed.
Terrible Explosion at Fendale Collieyy.
The Porte Declines TO Accept the Offer Of the
Joint Potcers.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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LEGAL Notice.

Two ". A. McKIM: You are hereby notified that
u there II on file in the once OF the CJek Of
ton Of Jsrnes Archer claiming Of you the Eleven
Hundred and fitty-eght l7100 Dollars and interest
thereon, at ten psr cent rer annum from April sth
1855 snd aso the further pf Twenty Dplars ami
ghtyfve Cents ~ money due on judgment rendered
in favor of aid plaintiff sud against in the Circuit
Court OF Lewis county In the state of Missouri Said
petition also praya attachment
Unless Jon appear thereto and defend before Of
the second de! OF the term Of said District Court
to commence the hrst Monday in February, 1863,
will be rendered against you thereon by
fault RANKIN McCRARY,
novl2Tu Atty's fer Plth.