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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-18


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The
Board Of Directors of this road, at a meeting
lately held in Richmond, passed the following
resolutions
Resolrea, That the Chief Engineer is au-
thorized to have made at once surveys and
estimates for connecting the Chesapeake and
Ohio road with tidc-water and the York River
by horse power; also estimates and plans for
new depots at this place.
Resoloed, That the President is requested
to make application to the Council Of the city
Of Richmond for authority to make such con-
nections.
It is expected that the cars will be running
between Richmond and White Sulphur
Springs by the FIRST Of July next if not earlier
The convicts are now giving the contractors
but little trouble, and are working we'll. The
force is being constantly increased.
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"EANIS WANTED
u to haul lumber from our mill to the Ches-
apeake & Ohio R. R.
Apply to
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-18

Saltwater Steam Saw Mill, Clifton FORGE, Va.
sept 16--tf
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Il. L. CLEVELAND. R. D. SEARS.
CLEVELAND s. SEARS,
~ Main Street,
q doors East of Augusta ST.
STANTON, VA,
Dealers In Flour, Grain and Produce generally,
with good assortment of Staple Groceries, al
ways on hand. feb 5-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-18
Col Samuel Letchers Death.

The Lexington Correspondent of the Wing
says Col. Samuel Letcher, the only brother
Of our honored ex Governor, breathed his last
on Tuesday evening, the 10th instant, about
five o'clock, having been suddenly stricken.
down about the same hour, and never rallying.
The death Of Col. Lctcher will leave vacuum
in Lexington circles that will not soon be filled.
He was born, raised and educated here, and
those who knew him best loved him most, and
while society and friends may deplore his sud
den and untimely decease, what must his loss
be to hisaged mother, whose infrm steps must
soon leave their last foot prints on the sand 8
Of time, and Of whose declining years he had
been the solace and prop. Peace. be to his
ashes, and while friendship and charity de-
mand that we forget his faults, they also claim
that weTemulate his virtues
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
had several fights, whipping them badly. and
killing and wounding seventy

had several fights, whipping them badlv. and
killing and wounding seventy
A Columbia dispatch says three negroes
were admitted to the bar Of South Carolina
yesterday. t aa se.ae -
The Star says it has good reason to believe
that the cause of the protraeted session of the
Cabinet yesterday, was the discussion of the
question whether there was any session OF
Congress on the 21st inst. the question being,
if there was session, that all appointments
made during the recess had terminated, and
the Offices vacant The President held that
he had not been notified of any session, and
therefore he did not recognize any.
MONTREAL, Sept 4.-An attempt was
made lass night to upset the Grand Trunk
train going west, in consequence, it is sur
missed, of O'Rllla. Crown counsel in the Wha-
Ian case, being on board. Ties were placed
on the track. but the down freight train struck
them first. 4tf51FD4
LONDON, Sept. 25.-U. S. Minister Johnson
visited Leeds yesterday. He reiterated asstl-
RANGES of good will towards Great Britain,
and paid tribute to the British army under,
Lord Napier. The Times aud Telegraph ap-
plaud his speech. .*-t = = .-..t -
The revolution in Spain is assuming gigantic
proportions.
A Dublin dispatch of yesterday says: Tho
Aldermen and Council of this city passed n
resolution that as all danger of the Fenian
movement has passed away the time has come
| for the release of the imprisoned Fenians. Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

MKRrTED TRIBUrE.-We clip the following !.
from the Sacramento Reporter of Sept. oath:
The adopted citizens of the United States
are making a move to buy Henry A. Wise OF,
Virginia IA homestead, in recognition of his
great services in vindication of the rights of
adopted citizens, in the memorable Know,
Nothing campaign of 1854. In Boston the con-
tributions in few hours amounted to 81 900,
after the appearance of an editorial in the Bos-I
ton Pilot advocating the undertaking.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

CuINEsE IMMIGRATIoN,-A writer to the
Orerlaad Monthly states that according to the
figures of the six Chinese companies in Cali
fornia, who keep record of the arrivals, de-
partures and deaths of the Chinese, each of its
own district. there have arrived in that State
l07 200 Chinese, of whom 5000 have died,
and AZ 800 have returned to China, leaving on
this coast Chinese population of 81 600. ex-
elusive of those born here. Ht
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
ANARRow EscApE.-We find the following

4 NARROW EscAPE.-We find the following
in the Colorado Tribune of the 18th instant:
ThOs. Mccormick, who was struck by light
ming on election day, was senseless for three
or four hours The lightning struck him upona
the head, piercing his hat, and made hole,
about quarter of an inch in diameter, pass
ing down behind his ear. and scorching streak
through his hair, then on to his breast, where
all traces of the bolt were lost. The man is
all right now. se
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03
DEMAND FOR CATrLE-The Walla Walla
StatcsmaR of Sept. 25th says: ~,

in this Valley, and spectators are in the mar
ket buying up every hoof that offers Within
the last fortnight not less than twenty thousand
dollars have been expended in this immediate
neighborhood One firm alone-the McMOrris
Br"thers-haye paid out over ten thousand
d,llars- The cattle in this Valley are fatter
and in better condition than anywhere else on
the coast, and consequently the brisk demand.
Already they have commenced shipping fat cat
tie from this Valley to Victoria, where they
bring higher figure than cattle from any 9th
er locality.
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ACTED EXACTLY RIeur.-A dispatch from

Jefferson City, Missouri, Sept. l4th, says:
Quite a sensation was created in the new
school PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city yester-
day. IT seems that by previous arrangements
between carpet-bagger and Mr.. Whitaker
the pastor, the front seats in his Church were
reserved for negroes. At this juncture fifteen
or twenty ladies left the church.
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REvENuE orr1cERs.-A Washington cor

KEVENCE OFFICEKS.-A washington CUT
respondent of the Oregoaian says:
Among the Gaugers recently appointed un
der the new Internal Revenue law, are the fol-
lowing Oscar Kilbourn, for the District of
Oregon; b. Il. McIntire, Dakota; B. S. Prick,
EFT, Idaho. Milton 6. Gillis, Holmes c. Pat.
rick and j. S. Woods. have been appointed
S.orekeepers for California; and j. Hunter,
Gauyer for the District of California
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

COMING ALoNG-The Green River City
Inder of September 18th says: .,it :,
! Passengers on the Union Pacific Railroad
are now transferred to and from the stages, at
Point of Rocks, forty. Ave miles east of Green
River. Point of Rocks is the, nearest station
on the Railroad to Sweetwater. H =, ss4n 4
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ABrG BEr.-A San Francisco dispatch of
September oath Says, ae3 T. sf1pt 'lhl7too
James G. Dennistop to-day bet J. NJ. Hnlsey
one thousand sacks Of oats that California goes
forfeit and the oats are to be delivered ut Half
Moon Bay within 6fteensdays.. kssssseag a1se'
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NEW, DlGGxNGSsEThe Lewiston .JoxraaLof
Sept 10th says: We learn from parties, who
recently came from Elk City that there has
beon avery rich agulchi struck by some new
|cpmers; the gutch. .prsspsetsfi6n Ten 70 fiiseen'
cents to the pan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

JAS. HEALY, n d.,
DHYSFCIAS AND SURGEON OFTICg on EAST
i side Ct Montgomery street. tAree doors above
Wall, Idaho City. nln
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/ LATE DIsCovERY.-The Lewiston Journal
Of. Sept. 10Th says: Gold has been found on
Clearwater river in paying quantities Miners !
have already commenced work with rockers
and are making from. four 20 five dollars peres
mines Is but seven miles, sa's1 ~ 's's'4a s's'
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Lodging Rooms.

.THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FIT
Il ted up the upper aoor second story OF his hne.
nex cofnmodious Ere-proof brick building on Wall
street Just above Main street into apartments, and
viz rent them for lodgings by the night. week, or
rnont. reasonable rates. Apply in the basement
Of JULES IHEN ENlS
Idaho city, August II. lss..-n3on
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
the District Court OF the United States for the
District of Maine,

In the District Court Of the United states for the
District Of Maine.
In the matter OF Andrew Hobson, Jr., BANKRUPT,
individually and ~ member Of the late firms
Of "Andrew Ilobson q Co.," and Peyser a Hob
SON. Al Portland, Me-, on the ist day Of Sep
timber.
THIS Is to give notice, that pursuant to or
i der OF Court . third general meeting Of cred
itors Of said BANKRUPT will DO holden before j..
land the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1868 at i2i
O'Clock P. NJ. for the purposes named In the nth
section OF the Bankrupt Act OF March I'd, 1867. and
also TO give notice that have died my fnal 40.
counts as Assyne OF the Estate Of said Bankrupt.
In said Court, and that on said 18th day Of Sop.
tember next, shall apply to said Court for the
settlement OF my said ACCOUNT and for discharge
nom all liability as Assignee OF said Estate, In &C.
cordanoe with the provisions OF the twenty.eighth
section OF the Bankrupt Act Of March I'd, 1867.
dated at Portland, In the County Of Cumber-
land, In said District, Sept LIST, A ID. 1863
2w37 CP. MATrOCKS, Assignee.
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STATE OF MAINE.

AN ACT providing for the equalization Of num-
cipal war debts and limited assumption aud
Ieimburssment thereof by the STATE.
Whereas, the several cities, towns and plantations
ofthe president for their quotas OF troops during
the late war for the preservation OF the national
.I.tsrSs. ..Ls called Upon y pay large Soun;
In defence Of the men and property OF the nations
and whereas. In consequence OF these a uotas bay.
Ing been furnished on the basis OF population
within the military age: many Of q. smaller
debts thus incurred for the common defence, and
whereas, the Legislature Of Maine, by Q resolve
approved March t.enty. anh. In the year OF our
recognising the justice Of equalIsing these bur
deus 90 ar a. declared that the state
should assume some portion Of such debts, there
fore.
taiiss,i. L.gi.isi.1s aassnS,sd Is follows.
SscrioS Each City, town and plantation shall
receive aud be reimbursed from the state one hun
drsd dollars e, every man ia.nshsd 20! ths mill.
- Tor the perm three years under the cali ofthe
president Of July second, eighteen hundred apd
sixty.tvo, and all subsequent Gala, and In the
same proportion for sysry man % farnished and
sssssIssd iSr any ;nsrssr period. ias manner -
ssoI. The Ecyssnor and council shall sppsin.
oil, sed Who dali audit iis claims Of siti.s town,
and plantations fOI E.luburssmsnt under this sets
shall meet 81 sueh pl0s or places = nav NAV and
eonveaient for the thorough invssti esicn Of each
Of said claims and their dsesion hall 30 Anal and
without appeal.
sIcf. 4 Whenever aid commission ,h.,, d.,sr.
nine What sne.nt any city. town or plants tios 10
entitled 70 b rsimbufSsd under the provIsiooe OF
~. ST. thsY hail Issue certificate tSsrsof under
nell hasds g "a city. tom or plantation, and
aspi,Ssss g sns a1s . tSe ,ssts trsassrsii and
stsss srsesufsr oy The trsAsurSr ofsaid Duniepal.
~ OF ,eus daily sstherissd agsal tAcFSof, then
plsatasiou he bssds Of ne ststs. NJ Scrsin pro-
vidsd, with ths ffsstis1Ai sxSSS iso tAaa one
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Edward Bayer. esq, Horton. Kings Co.. \. -;
writes that an astonishing cure has been effected
ON his daughter by the use Of .yohnsons Anodyne
Liniment," The whole spine became diseased, she
lost the use OF her limbs, aud her back was round
ed up like q bow, In consequence OF taking cold
She Is now we'll.
We pledge our reputation on the assertion that
any educated physician, alter careful examina-
ton OF the recipe will say that "Parson's Purga:
tive Pills" possess merit than any other pill
now offered for sale.
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NONRESIDENT TAXES
IN Tf16 CITY OF 9ACO.

The following List or Tara nm R.., p,t,,e oi
Resident Owners In the City Of ssco, for the
year 1867, In bills committed 10 David TuIbury,
Collector Of taid city. ON the tvsntysi1 day Of
naming unpaid, on the sventy .afth dSr Of june,
1853, by hi, certificate OF that date, and now re.
main unpaid and notice 10 hereby given that II
the sal taxes, and interest, and charges ar, not
cen months nom the date Of the commitment OF
tho said bls % much Of the real estats IA xed as
will be sum- TO pay the amount due therefor,
including interest and charges, WILL without FUR
in said city, on the nrst day Of January 1869, at
O'Clock p. NJ,
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MARRIED.

In this city, Aug IL, by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr. Hiram
lin and Miss ". Frances Currer, both Of H.
In saco, Aug %, by Rev. Benz Wheeler, Mr.. John a
Denpstt % SANFORD and Miss Henrietta A. bennett, Of
In Kennebunk Aug % by Rev. Downing, at his res
hence, Mr.. Charles II Ianscomb and Mis- Emeline But
hni, both Of Kennebunk.
In Keunebunk, by Rev. X. WORTH Mr.. John ii. fersu'
son and Miss Hattie W. Holmes.
In Lyman, Aug il, by Rev Vim. A. Merrill, Mr; Fer
ondA A. OsgoVd, u Boston, Mass, and Mrs. Jennie H.
Butler, Of Lyman.
In EIot, Aug 80, by Rev. G. Peabody, Capt Geo. A.
Ham, Of stanord n H. and Miss Nellie j. Tucker, OF
In Rochester, N. H., Mr.. David Rogers, Of Acton and
Mrs. Clrssa lloyt, of Il.
In Rochester, H. Mr. Alphonso ID. feathers and Miss
Jennie T. Amezeen both of Pennington,
In Dover, N d., Mr.. Stephen g. Ford, OF Manchester
and Miss Abbie Perkins, Of kollinsford.
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FOUND AT LAST.
RansOm'S KnuCkle Washer
"A Good, Durable, Cheap & Efficient
Washing.Marhine Companion ofthe Wrlnser.

Like the Clothes-Wringe-, II Is light, weighing
lees than IS pounds and like the wrlnger. II 10 At.
tachable to q common wash-tub, by means OF q
pair OF screws. Its capacity ut one operation 10
nom a single article to tubful. IL works easy,
va hes fast and clean, with common soap, doing
no LUXURY TO buttons or the most fragile fabrics.
Il removes the dirt like o pair Of knuckles under
water, by folding and rubbing the layers OF cloth
rapidly back and forth against each other, and by
squeezing the suds back and forth In every posi-
bic direction. When properly used child may
Every person OF good sense acquainted with the
Clothes Wringer, admits that u 10 grand good
thing. Every such person who becomes acqraint.
ed With the operation OF this Machine. admits that
II 10 equally ~ important Is that, while Q large
majority say II Is moro so.
This double acting, altering Knuckle Machine
was patented ut Trenton, Wayne Co.. Michigan,
Sept. ", 1865 introduced Into Maine come three
months since, over twelve hundred have been sold
and given satisfaction For sale by
II. TARBOX,
General Agent for York County, at L. W. Stones,
No. III Main street, Biddeford. 81
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FOR SALE.

THAT desirable building lot, situated on Crcs-
l. ent street. next adjoining residence OF Angus.
tine Haines esq. Bald lot has . frontage Of one
hundred feet BY one hundred and atty feet deep;
has eighty fruit trees mostly in bearing. consist
oufrant, goossSsrry and grsps vines. This lot Is
within two minutss' walk Of the City Building,
and Is one Of the most desirable lots In the city,
Enquire OF 8. X. ELLIS. 20 Main street, Bidde-
ford. %
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Btddeford .adperstsess'ts.
80 ,.g CLARK'S
SPOOL COTTON!
BEST ~ THE WORLD!
l4 Ct9. a 9Dooll

ASvoodS b'tssrr u. Browns Trochss, u
Drsis's Plantation Blttsrs, os
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, ,m
Photograph and Tintype Albums. c,,..
Bsrage, Tissue and Black Laee Wells, Ia
Beet French Corssts. only im
Beet American Corsets only "A
Ladies' Paper Cuni. 8. Good Nets, s
Ladies' all linen Handksrehiss, %
Linen Cuts, as- Linen Tucked Collars, 90
Ladies' White Ribbed Hose, only I:
A good BLACK Belt for Is
A very good Wallet for Is
Ladies' Handkerchief (hsmmed), 70
Ladies' SIX and Bead Nets, cAsep
Lace Collars u good varietyI DO
Gents Cotton Bosoms. only u
Dents good al Linen Bosoms, -
Gents Cotton and Wool Hose, Is
Gents oil linen Ilandksrchisfs, only p
Schencks Mandrake Pills, only "
Wings Pills, IL. wright's Pills, "
Ayers Sugar Coated Pills, "
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, Is
Knowles Restorer-Ring's AmbroslA 70
wsbsters Hair Invigorstor, only 20
BarrettS Vegetable Hair Restorative, IS
Empress Hair Rsstor-r (French), cAesp.
Ayers Hair vigor 70 new rsstorsr>.
Al other hnds Hair Restorers, cAs~.
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dsssslng. -
OIL Bsnne-Rose Hair OIL.
Arctusine Tor Canada Bsar's Grsass), 90
Lyons Ksthairon, only
Best Lily White, 10. Best Pink Balls. 10
Best Mssn Fun-Best Red Rouge, %
IAlrds Bloom Of Youth, cAsep.
Magnolia Balm for the complexion, only 20
Perrys Moth and Freckle Lotion, 10 remove
Moth and Freeklesl CHEAP
PhalonI Night Blooming cersus, and large
lot Of other nice PaJsmUy, Vsry cheap.
Is Ladies' Paper Collars, for l0|
70 dossn Good Shirt Buttons, for 10
Dress Br.ids and Dress Buttons cAsa1.
Gsut,tcioA Bstisn Hois) Collars and Cum.
Scissors, Tapes, Pins, Pearl Buttons Very.
Black Kid Gloves Beet Quality.
Ladies' Elastics and Elastic Braids.
Family. Dye Colors. =.
Pearl SleSys Buttons ~
New Style Breast Pins and Ear Rings, clsap.
French Leather shopping Bags, cAtap:
Alphabet Blocks, ~
Round Combs S Pine Ivory and Rubber Combs. :.
Co H Ss Nice Honey and olycsrlns Soap :.
o cts. cake or cir Cakes for 70
Ladies' Work boxes, only 20 20
NuDoeI Nktuebt ~
Dolls aud Doll Heads.
Large Yar,sty OF Toys CAsap.
Solodent, Co Calders Dsntlne, 20
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ~
Russia Salve, Do Spauldings Glue. 70
Wistar's Ealsam OF Wild Cherry, only 70
PolandS White Pine Compound, 70
Polandb Humor Doctor Qor humors0
Peruvian Syrup, Qron Preparationp 81
Consultation Water for Kidney complaints.
Constitution Life syrup, only W
Jaynes Expectorsnt Cor Coughs, DO, CAsep.
Ayers Sarsparills and Cherry Pectoral, (eseh) IS
| Schenck's Tonic and Syrup, each loO
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, only l0i
Thomas Allcocks Porous Plasters, only ~
Perry Daviss Palm Killer, ~
Wilson Composition Powders, only 3
Jackson Catarrh SNUFF.
Hair Curling Fluid =.
Railways Ready Relief -
Ruller's Buohu, Smolanders Duchu.
Burnetts' C0coalne, only ~
Nice China and Bohemian Vases. Chsap.
Langleys Bitters Johnsons Anodyns Lini.
ment.
We keep nearly everything usually found in
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NAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. o.

MAS closa 70, As west at aos ~, and Sis ?; n
SO, tAs Essf 81 n Is a. -. and - TO LIN
ssisk At "a -; PArsoos1eh, hondu, Wc'nesay anu
n.u, As.rys Scs. ns E,st go A. T., and 400 ?. q.
EVss. rae Hssf AZ II d, s0i $50 Pm. from LINER
- =, m M A. n, PsrsSasaSkl, Nooasy, Wednesday
All Friay al A3o ~ Lyman Csntr,, Thursdays
only 4, ssOI.n C.p. CouAx, p. N.
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Practical business Preparation.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
C0mER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BOSTON.

Ora eful for the very generous reliance reposrd
In him for moro than quarter OF . century, the
untring efforts FOR the interests OF his students ID
merit and receive . oontinuanoe Of confidence.
GEORGE N. C0MER, A. NJ. President
CATALOGUES and CIRCULARS, giving full in
formation, with list Of Mr.. Corners works on PIN.
MANSlilp. B0Ok.KEEPING, NAVIGATION. 40.
sent by mall, or may no had free ct the College
Boston. Jm36
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NOTICE.
HAVING made ample and suitable provision
IL for my daughter, Adelaide Foss, ct my homo
In Hollis, hereby caution all perlons haIborlng
or trusting her on my account, as shall pay no
JOHN POSs.
August %, 1868 3w1
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CHARLES HARDY

OFFERS Blk STORE LOTS FOR SALE
" OR LEASE, located on AdamS street, front.
Ing CITY buiidinS and square, sdjoinng Bidds ford
Also, House o. STORE LOTS on ws.hlurtop
street.
,Ai.o. HOUSE LOTS on Granite, Alft.d and NJ.
AS HOUSE AND LOT In s.so. on Thornton
dor For particular" call .. hi. once. No. . Lincoln
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United statss District Court.

DISTRICr OF MAINE. In ne ILL., ot
~ Horace Bacon, B.alrsPt In n:SSsSn, 81 e:
Court, that second meeting ~ VIZ sssns III m
YsSssodsn, Register ~ BssaTpe' N ~, - ~ -
iriet, as City Rooms BiddsIoy' 90 oe ~ Gay o.
Asxust, A. D. lSs 81 ~ ssy.rts s,Sson ~ De
ssaliu1' ES sissst5 1 H.ts! .s''
ssse, Ass 18Th. issa ~ pan 40 IVA :
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Notice OF AssiEnee of his Appointments.

Notice OF Assignee Of his appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States, for
i the District Of Maine. In the matter Of Nathan.
III Sawyer. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy DISTRICT
or MAINE, IS. At BIddeford. the eigtteeuth
day Of August, A. ID. 1868 The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment -
Assignee Of Nathaniel sawyer OF Hollis, In the
county OF York and STATE OF Maine, within ssid
District, who has been adjudgcd BANKRUPT upon
his own Petition by The District Court OF said DIS
triet. GURIiAM n. WEYMOUTH, Assignee.
luLll
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York Manufacturing Company.

YINHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Il the York Manufacturing Company, for the
choice OF Officers for the ensuing year, and ths
come before them. will be holden at their Count
ing Room In Saco, In the state OF Maine, on Thurs
day the tehth day OF September, A. ID, 1868, ai
eight O'Clock, AN. By order Of the Treasurer
I. II. P0SS, Clerk.
saco. Aug 81, Ices. 2w36
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atuiuu aud Sonrual.
Travellers Guide
AAIl-soA%

sr,,,,o.e rraios ssavv bs Bastea ard Ne wss-'H
al 20 A d. AMI - and go ?
rysIrs Iexv ., fs Pstiant sss The EAst-9p, Hue Ana
m a. an aud ia and AP.n
s.oo rrsns leave f< Bos,an and the west-5is AMI ~
Az, AMI s.3I and al P.l
fIAlas lssvs Cor Portland and ne EAsa-'''' iL''"
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-..E NOTICE. ...
TUE Annual Meeting Of the Free WIN Bap.
~ VS. scssiEn Mission soslsty viii b held 10
], On thursday, the 9Th day e October psxS % I
O'CLOCK =. NJ for the choice Of oinosrs and the
tnnaction ofany badnsss that nav lsxaily cone
FER order Of he f...a.i,. counl....
DswrT C. DURalN,
hampton, Sept. I, 1893 svw