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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, %.
To the Honorable Jnsifess of the Supreme
Judicial Court holden at .ftrsd, uffhfn
said York County, on the third Tussday Of
Stptsmbsr. A. ID. 1868: 81
DENJAMIN OLDREAD, Of Buxton, IN the
Id County OF York and state OF Maine. respect.
FULLY lIbeis and informs this Honorable CouIt that
on The tusnty-eighth day OF July. a. ID. 1861, he
Was 10 niiiy married to Ellen D. T. Oldread' whose
maiden name was Ellen u. 3. Crawford, at Lewis
ton. In the County OF Androscoggin and state
aforesaid, by D. II. Abbott, aclergynan, that alter
said marriage he resided and cohabtcd with bis
said wife at said Lewilton, and In Buxton. In the
County OF York, 10 the STATE aioresaid that no 81
ways conducted him, ELF towards his said wife In
kind and afTectionate manner. but that the said
Ellen. wholly regardless Of her maria 20 covenant
and duty, without cause or sufficient provocation,
did, NJ said buxton. the twenty Nth dsy OF do
cember A. d. Ices, wholly desert aud refuse to live
with your lbellant, and LEFT his home and depart
ed to reside 70 some place unknown to your libel
ant, and still does and has continued TO reside
apart from him IN q place or places unknown to
your libelant that Il 10 reasonable and proper and
would DO conducive to domestic harmony, and con.
sistent with the peace aud morality OF society,
that divorce from the bonds Of matrimouy should
be granted him against the said Ellen u. v--Dld.
read. lie therefore prays that divorcs ~ More
said may be SIaatsd HIN 4yAlast bis sAld vito.
Dated ut Alfred, ai rssaid, THIS hrsssnth day Of
''pN"''' a. - '' BENJAMIN oLDaEAD.
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afafa nj Maine.

YORK. ss.-dt the Supreme judicial Court, bsgs'
and he'd at xijrsd. riikin and for sad couRfy o.
FORK. on fhs laird Tassday Of September, In ths pea
Of our Lord one thousand eight Aundred and sirfy
sight. N -N ii.fT "fI- 'r- .
Upon tho foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the u:
to appear before the Justices OF our said Supreme
judicial Court, to be held at saoo, within and for
said County OF York. on tho first Tuesday OF Janu.
libel, and this order thereon, three weeks success
siyely In the Union and Journal, . Newspaper
printed In Biddeford. In said County, the last OF
fore The sitting OF said Court. that she may then
and there In our said Court show cause. u any she
have, why the prayer VI said libel should not DO
granted.
NV Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
IS Cts. Atm, copy Of hs Libel and Order
1lR.S. Of Court thereon.
tE~~' Liissi, II. FAIRFIELD. Clerk.
3wit
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When We say tina. q Demodi % victory means
another war, We arc told ''you lie" And yet
the Boston Courier. the leading Democratic or
gan In Massachusetts,. ha: printed this opin-
lon:
.rhe thirteen original colonies had not fracinn Of the
cause 10 rebel aanst England which the south m States
now have against the FEDERAL government which 10 now
. mere sectional, partisan concern"
The southern Democrats say just the same
thing In their speeches and prints. Frank
Blair runs over the whole Sodntry saying 80.
Pendleton thinks 20. But We arc told to have
no fears; the election Of Seymour and Blair
means peace and Union. We say that il they
are elected tho Camilla massacre will DO but Is
drop to thunder storm. and give the
uttcranccs Of the oopperheads themselves in
proof.
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MIssAcHUsErrs f1FrH DIsfRIcr.


IN u En1 District Zen, bau0
nously rsno0inated Or Congress BY tns nepu"
hean party. ThereupOn self-oOnssisusea ''o
vsntoa composed Of irresponsible persons me'
ana nominated - opposing candidate. h'enAN
II. Dana, jr. There are thus running for the
same once . Republican, . Democratic. and IN |
indepsndent Republican candidate. The oppo-
sitisa 10 Gen. Butler In the Republican party
w.s and d osseusibly for the reason Of his Pc
euliar views upou tho financial question. We
sr, not c.llsa upon IN discuss tbose views, nor
I. .,v o.h.r $3.50 =, m. ,r...r, time. The
go. $3.50. pn, n.-... ..-ssn.
49, - - p.-.,N,.
80.
eSo'S' 'Psag .no 'A'rv nom'nAseu N'A''
'0oe ui's''"I snAn No " e'e0'ea So"s''
orr pemoera' Dc e'ecsed. Seoondly' no" "'
sn sais 70 encourage or allow boiling nomina-
tons 70 % eounsenaneed.
During the war there was no man VINO oe"ei
epre'ented the advance radical sentiment VI
Massachusetts, than did Gen. Butler. HIS Nd
minnfrs''0n {" Fortress Monroe VI" me ny
noe OF The course Of this government 'ow'
me o'aok noe within Inc reosi hne' "nne III.
administration u New or'eans' oy as'n "
which he hss been hated by the reoen as NO
man Was better hated, Is enough to win ior
him renoun and gratitude BY and ofthe loyal
people Of this country - long - the rebellion 10
rsmembersd. That administration was RADICAL
severe and positive. nWs opPo'ed |" 'ne ms
cradle policy which Characterised one han OF
the var. which was that OF MeCiellan-so car
~ on IN interminab's var by injunng the lees-
inss Of traitors - hsfie - pos.'0's. oo'n
fAoian poney SHOWS i.SA VI o,.n' '" ,.s
par :. ~ s. .asa .ay 'i. Wv"
' c. p",,." 49,, A., ~. NJ.
s,"~.,, 80. a.. ~. 80, a., h.d
800. - A., a.. -. oh,;.,a - n,0-
~. ST ,,.-. =. -. r;.,, n. Srr, Man.
,.n, -, u. ~. ,a
,o'u ~, ' -. -
nunar1 o'ne's .nou ne ouS"' nav lung.
AMI oecsoss No am ho' NC era' nv A'1'A
an order osnishins 10 inc ea'aoo''e 'ne s'rum-
pets Of New Orleans who spit upon our soldiers
and that WAS the milde's punishment possible.
When Seymour's "friends" held New York
city In reign Of terror tho knowledge tna'
Ben. Butler commanded was worth io'oo
troops to tho government well knowing s
those "friends" knew that order must b In
stantly restored, or he would blow win MS
guns every eopperneaa Oh 'no i''ana VI "an-
haitian into the sea- .....
"But," say his Republican opponents In the
Fifth District, che Is not orthodox on the pay
ment Of the interest on the honda" What right
has that grandam, the Boston advertiser, which
.sem, TO b. neutral in everything and positive
in nothing. to declare what Is the financial
otherdoxy Of the Republicans on all is abstruse
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"NoW,s rHE riMs TO DRIVE rusx. ..


One Of the last important positions Of the rsb-
els at the battle Of Shiloh was taken By General
Grant atthe head Ola forlom hope. Ono Of
our regiments was giving AMY. Grant saw that
the enemy were making last rally. and,
drawing his sword, hs placel himself a, the
hsAd Of his men. and. shouting. Shows ths
time 10 drivs thsmr' lei thsm sesoss Tho Geld
while ths cannon bslh fsll thick sro,nd him.
fhs ensssb,sd regiment. seeing the determined
sallaaty ofthss leader. closed up. joined In
he oharss - fjsA srsived spoa IL Aald. and
swept thssssny fson tAsir last ssross hesA
whsa Sheridan broke the lines Of Jubsl Ear
y In The Shenandoah valley no did no, stop,
Ike Mcclellan 1t Antistsm. to take IN sccosnl
sfsasok and brtifv. bath len IL position "a
saks sars ofissaA sA"pss'' Or IL rshs's, md
% vsur0ss did litas nm hep Tie srsytssel
devils go kitins'' that thsy thought ne jadgs-
meat day for than had come. - ....'., .
During IL aaal fighting near Psasrsbars
PAn vrsAs 10 Grant. 81 tAiAk Lss wiz, sarsn-
der fvspuA thing" 0natssanpas i,struo-
tioa 10 Sheridan vss: "Pssh thlneR" He did
.. md L. sarrsnd9sd. ''a l''' ~ +
Ne rssss ~ wei. nst tAsir bastls u live
Rerhs. and ~ tns III asld xss a northern
sod and tAs si.s sss osssbsr. ny havs nss
dssat al a,sas tAsk skiruhA ihs s,d srs d.
nerali,sdaad panis stziakza. .Now's lie sius
sesrihs tAsar"' nSr. iinss ars w.,srins.
La - ss'iov In = shsrisdn rod tAsn down
sss vallsy. Bod ~ ,uag rsa. .bsys.. IN I.
haans' No have Aad gosd rsss sissr eur ssp-
soss s>sas'. ed no lss's - sad u ~
ns's'A "Hss's IL d.s y asiAs tAsu"
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The Proposed Chasge Of the Demoerafie
80 CaRdidafes.


- CaRdidsfcs.
The Boston .adrrtissr's Washington despatch
relating to this subject Is as follows:
The New York Jporid's leader ofthis morn
ing has produced decided sensation In WASH
ington. Its concession Of certain defeat with
Seymour and Blair, and Its Recommendation
that they Be Withdrawn from the canvass at
once, were known here ut noon, and have been
almost the sole subjects Of conversation in po-
litical circles this afternoon and evening. Il
has come to light that the project Of holding .
new convention and putting mp new men has
been under debate In certain quarters for some
days. prominent Democrat, who h an once
holder and an intimate friend Of Prudent John
son, wrote here from New York nearly two
weeks ago, TO know how such movement would
DO regarded. saying that defeat with. Seymour
and Blair was certain. The Democrats are al
by the ears, and in very panicky condition.
Tia leaders have had great deal Of consulta-
ton together this evening A good many Of
them seemed inclined, at first, to follow the lead
Of The World. but trouble begins as soon a.
they begin to talk about new men. The weight
of the noise appears to be for Chase and Frank
lin, but numbers want Hendricks, Hancock, or
Ewing ON the ticket.
Montgomery Blair says the ticket has been
bottom upwards from the first, and that Frank
ought to Be al tho head OF Il with civilian
with equal brains at the bottom. General Rose
Grams has been asked for his advice. He says
Il Is too late to do anything now that rebel. and
copperheais have apparently got control OF tho
party; thai they would not consent to any
change, and that thousands Of conservatives are
sure to 70 over to Grant anyhow before the
November election. General Hancock has been
sounded. He fights shy; says he was trickei
out Of the nomination at New York and hasn't
much interest In politics ct the present time
II docs not appear that Mr.. Chase has been con-
suited by the World ring or the men here who
favor change in nominees. Some Of them
tried TO 80 him this evening. but could not. a.
he Is having dinner party. He Is known,
however. to have said last Saturday, that,
leaving Out Of the question Its candidates, the
democratic parts has no chance Of success on
Its present platform or Issues II was urging.
The rank and Ale Of the democratic party here
generally srem opposed TO any change Of candi-
dates. many Of them saying that II they arc TO
b defeated they win do down with the original
nominees, Cor Il h nov too lats TO scoouplish
anything by putting forward new men.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct u! BY Rev. s.rsa., Nc. George IT,
Jelleson, Of r., and Miss Ida A. HARMON, 81 Saco
In this city, Oct Is. by Rev. J. ID. Emevson, Mr. Dsuj
O. Dranar, o. South Iadey Fails, Mas, and Miss Ma
rah A. Blckfori, II d.
In this Guy, Oct Is, Mr. Daniel T. Foss, ofstandIsh,
and Miss Emily J. johnson, OF Saco
In this city, Oct H. by Rev. J. Mcmillan, Mr. Samuel
l. Meserve and Miss Lucrsta T. Truman, both Of Kenne.
bunkport-
In this city, Oct. IL, by Rev. A. J. Weaver, Mr. w.
II. Webster and Mrs. N. J. Adams both u Ssco. 10.
In Keunebunk, Sept %, by Rev. John Collins, Mr.
Ivory Cole Of saco, and Miss Lucretia X. Allen, of
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DANCING SCHOOL,
Tho undersigned will opena DANCING school 10
ADA s HALL, g
commencing on
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6,
ut q O'Clock. b.. Oh. 81
Err 6B. p. .t. %
Ladies', $500. Grstie'ren, $500.
Terms for Fancy Dancing made Known al the
Hall. = ID. II. DACKUs.
Biddsford, Oct 2 1868. Fl-r, - ~ ~ j
FOR SALE.
THE Sul,~ribrr.

THE Subscriber, Wishing Il
kE change busiuess, now Offers hi
lIomestead Farm for ale. Said fArm contains d
acres. more or less-ebout % acres In wood and
pasturlng. and about - acrcs IN moving and gu.
lags-has one Dr.ek lloase. AKA, vith IN L i6x2O
with ~ rooms ali finished, tattie not hnishsdl Gel
lar under whole house and L, Win ci,tsm contain.
Ing some % hhds. Cellar feet deep. Root sl..
ted. woodShed running from hosss N barn, VI W
corn-house over L. Ono barn 3lxto and one sssg,s
With cellar under IT, 3Dxt0, with hay.ion s 49, s.et
Also, another barn fos storing hsy, a!Hss,s iiss
posts one blacksmiths chop about I.a.sss into
about three hundred Fruit ffess iii, hss two
bearing. and ell Of the choicest Tin m cellar IN.
wells one In yard OF house. ano!ss,s ne. one lsrgs
der stable also. within 20 Tea 2, r. IN Ore.
Reservoir, sx2OY6 COR water n rste lots or IN
'saId EARN viii 10 sold . 70 eSiIdinp, fossthsr
w orchard snS q: .:ss, nd iii
so!d sePshass' u. % tbA psoise suss.s - %
rillays LAID is va sspsrstely, Y dsS sS 49,
the WOOD asd IA farn = dtsstcd % Hil ss:ss
y, dssired:I n within Zen mlnutsf YAH o. tfe
BIddsierd; .ssiIis and 4 within he Eo. SeSooi |
ssoIs ss ssssiiisd 70 the privilege Of hsh Seaool
vishss: III oss q land on Allied street test q
Az Soreh. suItabls Cor stofvs. ror turner per.
!m..I,ssS pissss eaii on The s.ecs5!est g IN p{se-
:sss 20 JAHss MDRsNs'
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.DacksOn,S Cat0rrh S1sSn
AND TROCHE POWDER,

delightful and pleasant remedy In catah, headache
bad breath, hoarseness, ashma, bronehtls Sngn dea
throat and vocal organs. This remedy does not "dry
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Offensive matter quickly removing Dad Breath and Head
ache allays and soothes the BURNING neat 10 va.
posItiysIy cures without sneeIingi Asa Trs-
che Pc WIDER, Il Il pleasant 10 the TASTE and never
when swalowed Instantly gives TO the Throaf
snd Focal ORGANS delicious sensation OF cool
,es. md comfort. Il the hest Yoiee Tonic In the
worId TRY It. Safe, reliable, and only Is cents Bold
BY Druggists, OF mailed free. -
Address COOPER, WILSON Co, ProPrs, PAna.
WholesaIe Arents' Geo O. Goodwin Il o., Rust Bros
Bird, Boston w. W. whipple Co.. Portland. lyi3
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10. only necessary to give NJ. speer'. stand
FULLY convinced that they arc superior 10 any 9TH
-er ofsred 90 the public, or 20 the medical probe
sion, ~ remedy i6r debility Arising from The ID
activity Of the different functions Of the system.
Their base 10 his Wine, combined with the bitter
principle Of the best tonies. (hsrbs and rootsl
known 70 practical chemists. See bis sdvsrtise-
ment In another column. Or his circulars ct the
principal drug stores.
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In Bankruptry.

District Court OF the United states-District OF
Maine. In the matter Of Mitchell D sawyer,
Bsnkrupts
rJNHIS Is to give notice that petition has been
L presented TO the Court this 5th day of Oeto-
Der. A. ID is6s, by stephen y. Mitchell, oi saco,
BANKRUPT, praying that he may be decreed 10 have
full discharge nom all his debts, provabls under
Of the firm Of Mitchell 4 sawyer, and upon read
Ing said petition, IL 10 Ordered by the Court that
hear ng no had upon the same, on the Goth day OF
November, a, d.. 1868, before the Court In r. RI.
land, In said Districts at O'Clock r. b., and that
notice thereof DO published In the Portland Daily
Advertiser and the Blddeford Jcnrnsl, newspapers
weeks, and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons In Interest, may sp
pear At said time and place, and show cause. f any
they have. why the prayer of said petition should
not he granted. WA. y. PREBLE,
2wI3 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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Dr. Days sanguvnalo, or BLOOD Puhfyer, asure
cure for Dyspepsa sure cure Cor Catah sure cure or
Ieadache sure cure for all diseases arising from an Inn
pure state Of the blood Made from roots and her ana
sure and gel only Dr. Days sangulnalo blood puryer
ali others are countrrei. Price One Dolar-Six bottles
fur Five Dollars. BAILEY BRADFORD, proprietrs
53S Washington st., Boston, Mass yoJ
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To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
40 STATE ST., BOSTON. .l 'E

IRE uI6aINsON 4 co. offer for Rent Safes In.
side their Vaults ut rates from $40 TO 500 per an.
mum. They also offer to receive, on special depos-
II, as Dailees, securities Of persons living IN the
country or travelling abroad, Omcerr OF the Amy
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and others. Circu-
lars containing full particulars forwarded on sp-
plicaticn To HENBf LEb, MsnSseT;
Boston, March I, 1868. sp.no.lyii
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Diddei0rd. Sept %. 1868.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, IS.
.Aa Court Of County Com N fasteners, begun
and held at Alfred, for and ,cithin the
County Of York, on the second Tuesddy Of
Oct. A. ID. 1868.
On the foregoing Petition, II b considered by the
CommI ssioners that the petitioners responsible
and that they ought 10 DO heard touching The mat.
ter act forth In their petition. and therefore order
That the petitioner. give notice 70 oil persons and
corporations interested. that the County Commis-
sIoners will meet at the store OF RishwoIth Jordan
In Biddeford In the county OF York on Monday the
tWenty.third day OF November A. ID. 1868, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon when they will proceed TO
view the route set forth In tho petition, aud im
medIately after such view, at some convenient
place In the Vicinity, will give o hearing 70 the
i,arties and their witnesses. Said notice TO be by
causing copies Of said petition and this order OF
notice thereon, to be served upon the City Clerk
on said Biddeford, and also by posting up Copies
of the same In three public places In each OF sald
towns. and publishing the same three weeks sue
ce,siveiy In tho UNION AND JOURNAL, Q neWsps-
per printed In said Biddeord the first OF said pub.
iicatons, and each OF tho other notices to be AZ
least thirty days before the time OF said meeting.
that All persons may then and their no present
and shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD,
x>O>> Copy Of the Petition and Order OF
{.,,n, Court thereon.
5 'c'i.hS Attest. H.fAiRFfELD,
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Halted STATE. District Court.

| n ,SrpicT or MAINE In the nmuefoi npnnan
| Is ,vhi,s re Tp,. In bankruptcy. This = To
notice ,h.. rs. a.S 81 70 o..oser 81 EpS@
"s wS S ~ New Gioues:tsr; Banf.sGt, Hrsyins
nnm All 81 dsbt,, provsels Indsr re gsnkIsIt
&c. nItc Co, and upon reading aid rstitiou,
4; 4 n ordered BY the Court that hearing be had
~. the ssmr. on the Seventh day uf Dsssnbsr,
t,tr,ct at O'Clock. z. d.. and that notice thereof
be pablishsd In The Portland Advertiser and The
nddsfsrd Union Journal nsvspapsn printed In
hi thc WEEKLY Advsrtissr, and that ali creditors
Who have proved their debts and other persons In
Interest, may appear at aid time and place, and
Ihow cause. " any they have ~hy the praver e
,stIon 70 Be thirty days ii least bsfSrs The tine Of
VIZ. r. PREBLB.
,vts Clerk Of D,.trist Court Tor SSid District.
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rnoA.AIl. 10 Noy....,. sb,,sAs ssd A~A = \.
,:sls - !, =: - ( -, s.ss.s rs.ss
s.ClpAR, = sss eivea. M - ~ hasvSA D sns ~
4 8 uavs-lks hss esaG ~ - Adnini - 49,
lAlse "a siSeda SsIpn"s nm No N bash-
go, ~ eenelas1ea = sesshdalAs ~ kan b u
e.tksr VII u aspskhsy,S sDsikxood,s "A .Nsha-
k,.aaks - PspsAar dsAb ssosasaal naniA1.
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Notice OF Auisnm,nt of Dover.

TliB ssbseribsrs, having been appointed ny the
sign 70 Love burrows, widow Of Joseph Eurros,.
late Of Lebanon, In said county, yeomsu decsassd
her dover out Of the estate OF her late husband,
hereby give notice 10 the heirs at law Of nid 10.
seph Burrows, and all others inteyested that they
shall attend 20 that duty At the late rssdeaes OF
said dsceased, In Lebanon, In said comfy on Mon.
day, the sixteenth day OF November next. Of ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time and place
all persons interested will be heard.
- DAVID II. CONELL,
ELIHU HAYES,
GEO. q. fARNHAM
Lebanon Oct IL Is68 2WA
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IN Bankruptcy.

.s o. y q! order Il o. "s Sss,
SSdrs q ~ Court shall ssll Of publs anst,cs ct
ny once 10 Ensriek, IN the Comfy o. Ys,s On %
os.ioeS a N an The ehoses IN action OF John
NM. Bauiupt, eopsstinE Of notes aud bcok ss-
sosnts Lurnksh hooss' : ss.,5s'
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- n.r,.s. s:rlas.s.s, sss.s.st. q !itiss. and
s. III bsrc g s;S vt;I
otats street, Bostol. Hihos thsy hays zen in on.
srstion thslf SUCCEEDS has been very qsat, ana
hISs additions afs now bslag nAds % thslf o.
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I'm bankruptcy.

District Court Of the United States-District Of
Maine. In the matter OF Mitchell . sawyer,
Bankrupts.
0NIIIS Is to give notice that petition has been
l. presented 10 the Court this eth day OF Octo.
Der. A. ID. 1894, by Charles u. sawyer, OF Bldds-
ford, . BANKRUPT, praying that he may he decrsed
10 have full discharge from all his debts, prova-
HE under the Bankrupt Act, individually and -
member Of the hrm of Mitchell a Sawyer, aud up
on reading said petition II 10 Ordered by the Court
that q hearing be had upon the same. on the 18th
day Of November. A. ID. Is6s, before the Court In
Portland. In said District. ut o'clock r. ~, and
Daily Advertiser and the Biddeford Journal. newt
papers printed In said District, once . week Cor
three weeks and that all creditors who have prov
ed their debts and other persons In interest, may
appear at said time and place, aud show ca1se. II
.ny they have, why the payer q n aid petition