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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-05

AxTELL AND THE CoPPERHEADs.-
When the Democracy of California ele-
waited tina. backsliiing Republican, Az
tell, TO place and power as reward
for his desertion Of the loyal cause,
they took him at venture and with
all his sins unrepented of. He has GER
tainly proven bitter pill to the Cop
perheads, for he persistently avows
him self " War Democrat " and goes
so far as to declare in his speeches that
the war which crushed the rebellion
was a success and that it Ill abolish
slavery. No wonder the Examiner and
that iik hate and decry him bat it Is
wonder that lie managed to find a
faction bigenough AMI powerful enough
il the Democratic party to give him 3
denomination to Congress. That he is
a thorn in the sides of the CopPerheads
is pretty well shown by the murmurs
that come up from the camp of the KuG
klux Khan. Here is a specimen from
the Nariposa Mail, Co3Peghead or
gan
While we cordially indorse Mr.. Axtell's
slashing and vigorous attacks upon the reyo-
luton policy of the Radicals, we must re-
pudiate and utterly condemn his assumption
that the Democratic party Of the North ever
sanctioned tie war for the abolition Of slav-
erv, and his declaration thar the Democracy
claim and are entitled to any credit for tie
result of the war. The assumption is false
to history, and TepugnaItto every sentiment
of Democracy.
This IS certainly frank, and werechon
It's truth will not be very velemently
disputed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-21

Miss, showing that the Constitution has been
defeated in that State by 1929 majority Only
one Republican member of Congress, General
Mckee, is returned as elected. There has
been no Investigation by the military authorl-
ii IS into the alleged fraudulent transactions.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT
kilograms received at army headquarters
state that Gen. Grant would reach Denver to-
day, where he would remain two or three days
and soon return again to st. Louis. 9la
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW
Orders have been issued from headquarters
for carrying into effect the eight hour law
in case OF CIVILIAN laborers, workmen and me-
chanics employed in behalf of government.
ADOPTION OF THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Secretary of State Seward has issued, in ac-
cordance with law, a formal announcement
that if the resolutions of the Legislatures of
New Jersey and Ohio are to be deemed as re-
manning as of full force and effect, the 14th
amendment has by the votes of the Legisla-
lures of three fourths of the States become
valid as part of the Constitution of the Uni
ted States 'tA -a
RATIFICATION MEETING OF SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS.
The soldiers and sailors meeting to ratify
the nomination of Grant and Colfax took place
tonight in front of the City Hall and was
largely attended, and addressed by Gems. Van
Wyck, Logan and others. 49,. ..-.. . b
SANDWICH ISLANDS RECIPROCITY TREATY
The Senate in executive session had under
consideration the Sandwich Islands reciprocity
treaty, but did not reach vote.
BILLS SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT. q
The President has approved the legislative
am sundry civil expenses appropriation bills:
act for the removal of political disabilities from
certain persons; joint resolution exonerating
certain United States vessels from the pay
ment of tonnage fees to Consular agents
in Canada; joint resolution for the sale
Of unservicable arms, &c.; act declaratOry
of laws relative to officers cashiered or dis
missed from the army by general Court mar
tial; act imposing taxes on distilled spirits and
tobacco, and an act authorizing the construc-
tlon OF bridge across the Missouri river at
Fort LeayenwOrth.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1S-Coal Market.-We do
not quoe the market rates OF Goa by the cargo at
Port kicnmond tor shipment this week. as there
nave peeh SO lew sales made that we are not war;
lanted in naming prices The miners and shippers
OF Coal show no disposition to sell feeling perfectly
safe in holding OF, as they are confident that here
after there Will be an active demsnd at the yerv
nghes present prices, with very Good prospect for
made at ad iabt Some few contracts have been
tied. 'ieS iiioAo ~
lected Mess Pork held at 2s 90. Bill Meats 10 "a
I4c Bacon 10 9 l6t q lie wi h small orders lc be-
low. Lard held at 17tc; sales at 17lc,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1s.-Tobacco active. Flour
uui; supernne 20 q so; extra rs "a rs: double
extra 90 q rs. Wheat declined Is loc: nrime to
fancy IA mx 100 rs; prime Spring 60 Corn
Oats dull and unchanged; new n "a 7sc: oIa s0 al
sSc. Rye advancing; sales at go @225. Proyis-
IONS IONS heavy Ness Por % 70 q 90 90. Baconshoul
Lard quiet at 17Ic for choice steam. Cattle 20 "a
% w c Iof nferI9r to medium and 90 for prime
choice. Lambs so a 3 90. e
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Tobaceo quiet. FLOURISH
Psru en- 70 . W; fancy II 90 a II So Wheat rs
Mass og por Io Of ~ 20 q s6c Oats so s3c Rye 49,
sides Ice. ' ~ 0ieai
MEMPHIS, July 1S.-Cotton nominally SOC: reeeipts
N Mneat 6o g 80. Corn SIC a 90. Oats Is "a 7sc
press FORK 20 90 q 20 80. Lard 1st a 19Ic Bacon
heaVy; shoulders 1S4c; clear sides lie.
,MiLMINGToN, N. c., July1s.-Spirits Turpentine
adv anced and firm at 4DIc Resin firm: sales No 3
atz 20; strained 10; pale rs. Tar firm at So.
o. NEW ORLEANS. July 1s.-Cotton dull; Middling
S9 safes l59 bales; receipts 11S bales exports 972
bank bank. o. @ 60; New York Sight drafts per cent.
gre 9I sugar dull; Louisiana fair prime l3i
dull; superhne 25 a 50. Corn quiet at SSc n 90
Oa6s quiet at Soc Hay unchanged Mes PORK dull
at ~ !? "a 80 o. Bacon quiet; shoulders 1SI "a 1sIc;
1sJc; key 1s9 q zoe. 'e-'o i'4 -
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Flour firm at 6 % a.
oo; wheat quiet at 80 for good shipping Legal
lenders 7Oac Mining STOCKS weak and prices irregu-
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SOUTH AME RICA.


NEW YORK, July 20. - Arrived steamer
South America, from Rio Janerio June 25
Brazil is still sending troops to Paraguay
The total number sent since the commence.
ment OF the war is S4219, The force by the
last army returns of the corps at Humatis is
$4,000.
Some cases of cholera.
British ship Emilia arrived from England
with IL lroh steam branche, ordered by gov
eminent for the Amazon. They are screw
vessels, 500 feet long, 3 feet draft, pivot guns
forward.
The coffee crop is large but maturing too
early. A fourth part is lost in the heavy rain
A diplomatic conflict exists between Coxias
and Mr.. Washburn, the American minister,
because the former refused to allow the United
States gunboat Wasp to pass up. The dispute
will be transferred to the North for settlement.
1t is thought the decisions of the Presiden-
tial election in the Argentine Republic will
revert to Congress as no one appears likely to
obtain majority of votes.
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New BEDFORD. July 1S.-Smce our report yes
terday sales have been made of 10 Dbls. Sperm Oil at
81 " GAL; $50 bbls. OF South Sea Whale Oil at 79c
y GAL; and 230 bbls. South Sea and Humpback at
SOC y GAL. all for manutacture-[Standard.
NEW YORK, July 20 -Flour-sales 1900 bbls :;
fine State 6 70 % 6 80; extra 7O round hoop Ohio
s 10 "a IL 90; extra Western Z 20 q 975; White
Wheat extra 10 rs a. II 20; Southern dull and decn-
ing; sales 300 bbs; extra 20 q Ia 90; California
heavy and dropping; sales 1900 SACKS at rs a - %
Wheat rather more steady with limited export and
Spring No. at SO a So; choice White 27O; Red
Southern 30. Corn in tair request for export and
home use without decided change in price; sales
$4,000 BUSH. inferior to prime Mixed estern %
"a 095 atoat. Oats active and "a &c better; sales
$1,000 bush. Western 80 SIC in and Soc aOat.
heavy and lower sales 1850 bbs. new mess 81 20 a
% %, closing at % 90 cash. Lard firmer sales 100
terces at 16k a 1Sjc. Butter-State 80 a So. Cot
Io6 dull and unchanged; sales 600 bales; Middling
upiands 81 q 32c. Rice quiet Sugar steady; sales
5oO hhds Muscovado liz "a lie. Coffee-Rio steady
with TAR demand. Molasses nominal. Naval Stores
hrm. Ohs steady. Petroleum quiet and steady;
crude l5e refined bonded 342 "a 35c. Freights 10
LlVerpoo hrih; Flour per steamer rs and Corn I'D.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Weekly Cattle Market
Beef moderately active and offerings large; prices
uDchangcu; ezra = q lie; prime 164 a 164c; fair
14c; receipts 6216 head Sheen and Lambs-moder-
ate offerings. fair demand and advanced lc: Sheep
"a al To- and Lambs q 105c receipts 90 955 heal
Hogs dull and heavy at 81 q 1Oac; receipts II 245
head.
BUFFALO N Y, July 1s.-Flour dull and nm
kee at II. Corn inactive offered at 96c for No l.
but no buyers. Oats dull but firm; sales $50. 900
BUSH at 73c. Other articles unchanged. Freights
firm and unchanged.
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THE PLAINS.
FAILURE OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE IN
pIANs-REsUNPTION OF HosTILITIEs

FAILURE OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE IN
MISREPRESENTATION OF HosTILITIEs.
ST LOUIS, July 20-An army officer. inst
from Fort Larned, on the Arkansas river saws
that twelve TO fifteen Indians. Representing
nearly all the tribes on the plains, congregated
at or near that post to receive annuities. hut
that on account of recent depredatiops Col
Wyncoop had been ordered to withhold the
arms and ammunition. This the Indians al
legged was violation of the treaty, and they
noth he'd Col. Wyncoop that if he did NOT issue
arms and ammunition they would fight for
them, and that they were ready for war again.
The meeting broke up in great conft1 sion.
That evening, 10th inst, the Kiowas attacked
a train from Kansas City, also Mexican train
and mail carrier, and robbed them of supplies
and provisions and beat the teamsters. u
Ger. SuDy has arrived from Fort Harker on
the 1lth inst, and notified the Indians in the
presence OF 600 cavalry, that he preferred peace
bat was prepared for war. This seemed to awe
them somewhat, but they were sullen and dis
contented.
Ooi. Wyncoop deprecates the vaccillating
course pursued by the government, and says
the Indians in his agency were never more
peacefully Inclined but he says hostilities are
liable to break out at any moment.
A Lieutenant and five soldiers belonging to
Fort Larned have been killed by the Indians.
All the troops at Fort Ellsworth have been or
aered to Fort Lar1ed, and commanding officers
of all posts in the department have been or
dered to prepare their commands for action on
the shortest possible notice. - ...-.
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WASHINGTON.
ANOTHER VETO COMING.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The President will
retain and veto the proposed Joint
esoiution. declaring the fourteenth amend
nent a part of the Constitution, so that Con-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-21

HERE you have salve combining soothing and
II hea ing properties. with no ngerous ngredi,
emf. remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which the flesh is heir
is more easily applied than many other remedies
never producmga bad effect, but always relieving
pam, however severe. r.rs.. I'd ~ ID, :
1t is prepared by MISS SAWYER. who has used
II IN her town extensive treatment OF the scb, fol
hearly twenty years. with great success.
Inc principle diseases for which this Salve is re
S ScrnaIn ga are, Chbains Rheumatism, Piles
Fever Sores, Feions, Pimples, Erysipelas, Sore
Eyes, barOers Itch, Deafness, Bois, Ring-worms
Corns, Bites of Insects, Cancers, Toothache, Ear
ache, Sore. Nipples, Badness, Swollen Breasts
zen, Scald Head, Teething, Chapped Hands, ScaIds
children. ~
IL will never fail to cure Rheumatism if properly
applied. Rub it orwell with the hand three times
DAY. In several cases it has cured palsied limbs
FOR FILES 1T has been discovered to Re sure rem
ety. Persons who have been afflicted for years
have been relieved bya few applicat ons. For cry
SlfELAS it works wonders, alial ing the inflamma-
ton and quieting the patient. For CHAPPEI
HANDS it produces cure Immediately. Let those
with SALT RHEUM OBJ ain this Salve and apply il
in case of SCkOFuLA and INCONSISTENCIES
have been cured with it. The hest Salve ever in
vented tor SWOLLEN BREAST and SORE NIP.
PIES No way injurious, but sure to afford relief
SORE or WEAK EYES-Rub it on the lids gently
once or twice day. Cures deafness by putting ii
in the ears on piece of cotton. For PiMPLES
this acts like charm. For BURNS and St'ALDS
apply the Salve at once and it gives immediat re
relief For Old SORES, apply once day.
FOR HORSES AND DATTLE.-For Sores or bruises
has astonishing effect in curing scratches on horses
This Salye has worked its own wav into notorietv
aud is safe and remedy for all the above Eail.
ments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-21
Bosom stock L5ss
Soldiers snEasH Sailors
ATTENTIONS.
CITY OF PORTLAND

/ CITY OF PORTLAND, l
Mayors Office. July 10, Is,
THE Legislature OF the State by a approved
1 February "a 1868. have au horned ''Tesimoni-
ais OF Honor to be prepared and presen to all hon.
oraby discharged soldiers who served in the war OF
1891, and to widows, next Of kin, OF such as have
deceased" = =
By Circular Of the Adjutant General, "t is earn
eStty requested that municipal officers scE bring this
communicaton to the noticsef honora6ty discharged
soldiers, or their ,cidoWs, their localities hat The
recognition by the Stale of honorable and faithful
serv may be placed in the hands OF every soldier
who served in the war for tie suppression OF the
great rebellion"
tmonals in the act referred to- will be received ana
forwarded 70 the Adjutant Generals Office by Mr.
Geo: III, Libby, at the City Treasurer's Office on
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings of each week
from t, O'Clock, and by Mr.. W. B. Smith, No.
% Free Street, and No. Free Street Block and kv
Col H. Il M1llett, 80 Exchange Street, during busi-
ness hours, in the months of July and August,
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
July II, 1868 eod3w
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& O Nj Nj e IL CIAL.
New v ork stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, July 2O-AToney easy at 8 "a per
cent. on call; demand light. Sterling Exchange in
fair request at ITO q 110s, and frmer against the
shipments of bonds. Gold lower, opening at 143s
falling to 1432 q 142H at the close. Governments
opened firm at slight advance, became and
lower in the afternoon closing strong Henry Clewes
q Co. furnish the following 43o quotations: Coupon
IS 1851 114s 114& do SIS 1862, ia q 114l do 1854
IL g M do 1862 Ii2t ll2i; do new 1o4 q 1o4t
1881 a 1851; 7-30's, 10S3 "a 1891.
Stocks dull. Central and Erie are lower Western
shares firm, with marked acti ity in Wabash, OF
which 1000 shares were sold at 5l2 a 81 Illinois
Central reached 1924. Border State bonds steady.
Miscellaneous shares duh. The following are $50
igares Canton, At; Cumberland, 80; Adams Elk
press, 524; Merchants Express, "a Pacific Mail,
1913; Western Union Telegraph, So; New York Cen
tral, 1888; Erie, 6St; Hudson 1881; Reading, 951
Wabash, 50; Michigan Central, III; Michigan South
ern, 81; illinois Central, 1907 Cleveland & Pitts
burg So; Toledo 1926 Rock Island, 1913; Chicago &
North Western 81; Fort Wayne, 11Ot; new Ten
nessee's, 67a; old do, est
The balance at the Sub-Troasury to-day amounted
TO SSI 901. BIG
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PENNSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALTOONA, July 2O.-An accident occurred TO
an emigrant train going West yesterday, near
Newton, Hamilton Station. Four cars were
thrown from the track; one was upset and a
NUMBER OF occupants more or less injured.
One woman had her wrist fractured and
another her collar bone broken. Medical at
tendance was promptly provided and the in
jured persons enabled to proceed on their jour
ney without material delay. The cause Of the
accident has not been definitely ascertained.
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E U II o p e
GREAT BRITAIN,


Lea'po1y, July ao.-Fho Times Jtis murnfug
has leading editorial on the finances of the
United States. The article closes as follows
THAT the interest of the United States govern
ment lies in its honor and right Heavy as
taxes generally are, it is infinitely better that
everything should be taxed than to repudiate
the terms upon which the national debt was
created"
1t is announced to-day that Farragut will
visit Greece at an early day.
Lord Napier, of Magdala, for himself, and
for the officers and men of the Abyssinian ex
petition, made grateful Acknowledgements to
both Houses of Parliament for their recent
vote of thanks.
CORK, July 20.-A gunsmith's shop was
BROKEN into last night and plundered of its
contents, by six armed men. The police are
actively engaged in search for the perpetrators
but no arrests have yet been made.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jnly 2O.-Baron Won Lederer, late
Minister Resident at Hamburg, has been ap.
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of Austria to the United
States. t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-21
Who IS Miss SNaCyea' ?

Miss Sawyer lives in the city of Rockland, Knox
County, Maine. She has devoted the best yeaI of
her life to nursing the sick, and has had more ex-
perience in the of obstinate diseases old Sores
and Ulcers, and has also been consulted in more
cases of accidents such as Burns Scads and Bruises
than any other person in New England professional
or otherwise. She has competed successfully with
the most able physicians in the States, well as
with nurses ana Indian doctors. From time 10
time she has Compounded remedies for the use in
certain diseases in her own practice. Among other
compounds she has for many years made Save
which son obtained extensive Sale, and is
Low in great demand abroad, as well as in pr-
waite families and among the hundreds of men eugae-
ed at Rockland and vicinity in the hazardous bust
ness OF quarrying rock and burning lime, and also
among the seamen along the coast Maine. SO pop
ular did it become thai while it only put up in
old mustard boxes without labels the help OF adj
vertisements, Miss Sa vyer received orders for it
from nearly or quite every State in the Union. The
demand tDalv became so extensive that she was I'M
able to meet it, and she made arrangement with
L. M. ROBBINS, druggist of Rockland, to take
Charge of the business and supply he trade. The
agent is so well satisfied with the merits the Med
icine that he guarantees it to all diseases for
which it is recommended and any one who gives it a
trial according to directions, and is not satisfied is
invited to return the box, with half the contents and
the money will be refunded. Full directions with
each box. ~&
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STATE OF MAINE.

HEADo'TRs ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta. June 10. 1868. I
An Act authorizing testimonial of honor to be pre-
pared aud presented to all honorably discharged
soldiers who served In the of 1851, and to wild
ows or next in kin of such as have deceased, ap-
proved Febr airy cath, 1865.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House kepresen-
tatves in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION 1.-The Governor is hereby authorized to
issue certificates of appropriate design TO all soldier
who served in the for the suppression OF the
bellion and have been honorably discharged, and %
widows next in kin OF such have deceased, SAID
certificate contain transcript OF the record in the
Adiutalt Generals Office OF the service OF the SOL
der. -. Sal lnE
Notice is hereby given that the Testimonials refer
red to in the above act now being ceved at this
office, and that all hon0rably discharged soldiers,
who served in the war OF 1861, and the widows OF
next in kin OF such have deceased, desiring TO OBJ
tain the same should apply in writing, stating name
in JttH rank at date OF discharge, Company and
Regiment and Post Office address, 10 the Adjutant
General Of the State, at Augusta, Maine, who will
forward The same free Of charge If applicants Is
found entitled thereto.
1t isearnestly requested that Selectmen and other
municipal officers will bring this communiCa ion to
tine notice of all honoraby discharged soldiers IT
their widows in their localities that This recognition
by the S,ste OF honorable and faithful service NAV
be placed in the hands OF every soldier who served
II the war for suppressing the great rebellion.
By order of the Commander in Chief
JOpN &. CALDWELL,
Adjaan General OF Maine.
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MEXICO.

DIFFICULTY WITH THE UNITED STATES.
New YORK, July 20.-The Globe newspaper
published in the city of Mexico asserts that a
correspondence has taken place between the
Ministry of Foreign Relations and the United
States Legation. A difficulty had arisen be-
tween the two departments on account of the
expulsion by the Mexican Government of Mr.
Napoleon Seminar, who claimed to be an
American citizen.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 18-We quote Coal Freights
as follows:-To Bangor so so; Bath So %; Port
lana, % % q 90; Portsm uth. So S. South Ames-
bury, 50 20; Boston, 81 81 q 2 So; Chelsea 81 GO
Gohasset and dis 81 sO Danversport and dis, So 65
East Cambridge, So 50; Fall River SO 10; Giouces.
ter, SO 10; bingham, 80 rs; Hyannis, So 60 "a 65
New Bedford. So 20; Roxbury, So 81; Salem 80 Ia
"a 2 %; Saugus, 80 Is; Providence So 90 "a , 10.
Halifax, in Gold, 81 so a Go.
CHARLESTON, July 17.-Freights to Europcan
ports are dull. To West Indies and Northern coast
wise ports vessels are in demand tor Lumber treights
We quote TO Liverpool I'D Upland and I'd ay Is on
Sea Islands, nominal; to the West Indies. Cuban
ports, $40 q ~, Gold, " NJ on Lumber for North
CoastwseVTo New York. by steam, AZ 90 hale e on
Upland Cotton, and 81 so - terce on Rice; by sail
on resawed Lumber, $40 " M ON Timber, S12 ag M
70 b 9ston, b. SAIL $40 " al on resawed Lumber and
Sl2 q II 90 W M on Timber. By sail on Boards and
Scantling to Baltimore, So. From adjoining ports,
Boards to Baltimore, SO; to Philadelphia, Boards
and Seantlings. $40 q IL to New York. Boards $40:
to Boston and Maine ports. $12 so "a ID on resawed
Lumber and S13 q 10 on rough edge Plank and
ten,a oh 1Iis July Notwithstanding to the
present there is little field rema,ks Iha ns,'
ployed foregn tonnage in port, though verv small IL
amply sumcent TO accommodate the amount oi
freight offered. Coastwse the regular steamers are
Hides, etc. We quote as follows :-Cotton by steam.
er to Liverpool Sled W ID; to New York 3c to Bos
ton and Philade phia 1c. Tobacco to New York s 0(
" hid. Flour to New York 75c ~ bbl; to Boston
SIZE. Pork ard Beet to Northern ports 1 25 u Dbl
Corn to New York and Boston zoe B bush yThea,
sail the rates 716d W Id. for Cotton to Liverpool
ltc to Havre and 1c to Bremen. Tobacco to Bremen
and Liverpool 35s; to Havre IL co. to London 37s Cd
" hid Corn to Liverpool Sd y BUSH
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Gray, July 8, 1868. jysdlawsw -

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber n oas
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himsei
the trust OF Administrator, OF the estate OF
PETER GRAHAM, late of Portlanf, u,ws,,
In the County Of Cumberland, deceased ana gs ca
,oands upon the estate OF said deceased, are
Ell 10 exhibit the same; and all persons ueVoe" "
said estate are called upon to make Psy =, RostoD
ORVILLE G. BOYD, Adm o. noston'
Portland July Z, 1868.