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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-07

TRUE BUT STRANGE.-Any person send
i ing US their Address, with 20 cents, will re-
ceive, by mail, the Name and Carte de Visite of
their future Wife or Husband. REEVES & Co
70 Nassau street. New York. nov2o-w3m
cox PER DAY. Agents wanted: Male and Fe-
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Mr.. A. NJ. Thompson, elitOr Of the James
vile Gazette, and one Of the best writers and
soundcst politicians Of Wisconsin, writes from
Washington that owing to his radical sentiments
he had not fully shared the general Republican
admiration for Gen. Grant. But, having met
him at the residence Of the wshburns, he says:
II was with sincere pleasure that hearl from
his own lips the expression Of sentiments touch
Ing our public affairs that illcd mc with the
grc,tcst confidence and admiration for the man.
cannot violate the propriety Of that occasion
u the extent Of making public what was uttered
BY the General under the secret privacy Of his
intimate friends roof, but win simply say that
hereafter knop what am affirming when
recommend him as worthy Of the confidence and
support Of the Republicans Of Wisconsin. lie
cOnyerscd with the utmost freedom upon all
questions introduced, and his criticisms upon
public measures and public Ten were so fair
and just as to commend them to the appreciation
Of all present.
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larE,cuNESr.-The Washington correspond
ent Of the New York Commercial, s,ys MIR.
Curtis argument "enchainci the attention OF
,ho.. on the aoor and those in the galleries"
anil shls
~ 10 net bsfisrs thsf Asi ths si'Jhts't N,ef 90
,,.gIs S,aatsr Each one sitting In juds~neht has
a.rs.i, made up his mind how he will vote, view
Ia. iIopeachiueut as, or rs not, poticai ncees,-
Nv. The deposition OF Andrew johnson aud the
Installation ct d 7. Made n but question ~
tlrn~, nor il the time very Ear distant"
: The n. Y. Tribune says:
.On the whole. We eooelais that II anything
wero needed Ia convince ot the prop'iety OF tho
Presidents impeaehmsnt. Mr. Curtis has furnisli-
CT IL by the weakness OF his defence. lie has done
the best that any man could do yet the best Is
bat little"
On Monday Manager Boutwell, asked the
court Of impeachment to adjourn until We'd
neslay (to-day) all Of which he viii probably
consume in his argument. The Presidents two
counsel Evarts and Stanberry will probably re
quirc the remainder Of the week, and Manager
Bingham viii have the closing argument Mon
day or Tuesday. Several Senators desire to
make speeches which desire we hope will not be
granted. II they are not thus allowed we shall
probably have the verdict by the middle or last
Of next week.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

A passenger train on the Erie rnilroal WIS
thrown down an embankment ON Wednesday
and seven persons were burned TO death nn,l
six kllel and hity.two wounded. Broken rail.
A youth Of % livei in Canaan, N. IT,, in
1856, who thought he couldn't earn money
enough 10 pay his taxes, but as tue townsfak
did not agree with him, he was lodged in Haver-
hill jail on refusal to meet the assessment.
Three years parsed upon him In his tlurance,
when the town gave in to his superior obstinscy
and let him out. The non-peynont of thrce
dollars cost Canaan 500 expense, and tho
young man three valuable ycas Of Me. 20
On the 18th instant loo was from eisAtecn to
twenty tour inches thick on Lakswinnipiss
and travel on Il good. Last year at the same
date steamers were running on the lake.
=, TIE Nashville frsa gives detailed list Of The
wcllto-do oo,ored people Of that city, from which
We select the following Frank Aiksn, storekssp-
r., worth $1,000; Abran TSles, haekml.h
$4,000; N. q. Merry, preacher, $1,000
Sandy Porter, fruit dealer, SIS 900 Albert Nc
Kay. barber, $1,000; Adam Young, painter,
$4,000; Nelson MoGavock, painter, $1,000 |;
Hardy Perry, haetm,n, $4,000; Andsrxp
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In saco. April l. Mrs Phebe wife Of Nsihanle, Rkln,
agci 50 years and mos. ..
In Waterford, April q, JGnathan Desrinr. aged %
year..
In scarboro, Ap, TO- Mrs Margere. vic Of Nathaniel
Hasty, agei 80 years.
In Hollis, April Z Mrs. Eunice. willow Of the late Ma.
thaniei Knight, aged 81 years aud day.
In sanfed, April Q, Mrs. IIullah, widow Of the Late
William Lori, sgrd o. years and s mos.
In Khtery, April !, Albert Martin. sgci 10 yean.
In Kenpebunk, April 4, Of consumption, Alpha,
daughter Of Samuel Boohby, aged ahnut 20 year.. se
lived and died In the faith u The gospel nevertheless her
d. ath IL very great alcon 10 her parents their
Alden died Of the same disease only about two weeks
since.
In Wells, March %. Ralph Hobbs. ased ~ years
In stapsh, March IS the wife 81 John n. Shaw, az.
ell IL years, no IL days.
In Raymond, April 4, Marx n iiamiin.
In West Milton n. u. April IL, u consumption, Mn.
HlIa W. wife Of Kiijah Hatch, formerly Of No berwick,
aged 81 years II Mo. and II days.
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Chatham, market gardener, $4,000 Lewis
Doxey, nurseryman, $500 Henry Harling,
xbee.wrisht, $1,000; 4. L. TAte, steimboat
steward, $4,000; Daniel Watkins, pastor,
$4,000; J. L. Thomas, Barber. SlO,UU;
Sampson Kibble, barber, $1,000 Rev. Peter
Lowry, formerly q drayman, S3O,OOo; mm:
Sumner, real estate dealer, $500 Afrei
Minifee, grocer, 10000 3 A. MctiArvock'
blacksmith, $4,000; Madison Trimble, grocer,
$1,000. Nearly half Of tho above purchaser
their own freedom (; the rest were set free by the
war.
The Philadelphia Academy Of Natural
Sciences has received from Kansas the bones OF
an enormous reptile embedded in crystalired
yy,Dsum, and 10 now engaged In chiseling them
ont and putting them together. The vertebral
column Is over thirty feet long and the whole
munster Is believed to have been more than fifty
feet in length. Professor Cope says II IL an
unknown species of Siurian, and names 1t
cla,mosaurus picfyurus,
Adispatch from Little Rock says that full
Congressional delegation Is now elected by Ar
kansas that the 14th amendment to the Con-
stitution has been ratified by the Legislature,
and that a certified copy Of the State Constitu-
tion has been forwarded to Congress for its &C
ccptance.
The CINCINNATI Ga.etie says that II Mr..
Wade should succeed Mr.. johnson, he will save
TO the taxpayers between now and the 4th OF
March fifty million dollars by turning out cor
ruptionists and filing their places with honest
men.
A correspondent sends the New York Sun the
following statistics Of losses by FIRE and ship
wreck, collected during the last twenty years {:
Number Of fires, 1888; number Of buildings
destroyed, 8l8,756; number Of shipwrecks,
$3.50 number Of lives lost, 297, G3S num-
her Of pounds Of cotton destroyed, 1901 ,692,-
600 value Of the above property, S2,7S9,4IS-
600. H"
The anniversary ofLincon's assassination was
celebrated by the Baltimore Council ordering
the name of Lincoln street to be changed.
Ship Albert Gallatn. lying Mt Mobile, with
cargo Of 1900 bales Of cotton, for Liverpool, was
struck by tightening and burned Friday MORN
ing. The loss is nearly 100000 and the car
60 was insured in Liverpool. The British bark
Tpbia was also burned in the bay the same day.
She had 1904 bales Of cotton on board.
The .ddranee, published at Chicago, comes to
us with the modest p. Y. This we 10 with
pleasure. regarding The .adranee Us one Of the
best religious papers In tho country, orthodox
but not scctarian, UNCONVENTIONAL but not big
otel.
Three moro steamers were lost on the Missis-
sppi Saturday. The Gen. Palmer and St. Pat
rick were burned to tho waters edge and the
Gallatin sank above Omaha.
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Um J.h.s.. b. Rsmored (,


This Is question at the present time asSca
more than any other, AMI none receive q salts
factory answer. ThI he will be found guilty
Of violating the tenure-of-oiiice act io'Iows as
matter Of course. but what will he the sentence
thereon, Is another AMI far different thing
That he will be found guilty Of making indie
cent harangucs AMI hboring to excite hatred
towards co-orlinatc branch OF tho govern
mont, seems equally Inevitable But there has
not been q seconl Lori Digby since lGil, and
perhaps the third century since then win not pass
away without seeing one. Digby was one Of the
managers Cor tho prosecution at the impeach-
n
ment OF the f.hi ot cdauorV, VINO, uter brh-
Y;a,,,x n,,,r;,, that pr,,sseu.,op ,ud.lsplv
'y e'o Wv
Joined the Court party anu deeiar~d that Strn-
ioru u~ ho' oeSo''e '"V o'' VI "'S'o'' "a
though he a,llol that the Earl Was q man who
a =, -, -, ,.,,, l.. III
s''" 49,, =. y, - a.. ~.
PaSse' '" ""oN'' NM '"'''>'N' ''
practices were SD terrible that he deserved n
..,.h,.,, a. =, .ho,,,, \, . ,v,rn;,., ,o nj, IN
puhisuiuen' "a s"ou'' W - ""h"o W. "' w."
turc ages. Straforl, however, was beheadel,
anu 'here VIII oe no ,nar'CS 10 'aNe P'0'''''ns
care OF any mo''ern p'S"y'
The distrust fell towards the Senate we be-
lieye l. not deserved. The charges made and
49,, Iii, ;u,,,,.hns,, ,x,s h,scl rcmain
"P'" ""N'
unanswered, anil they have only been technically
IT..
o'"''o'.''" :" ,''0" VIC ,"'". " 's
!" 'os "' Nv. .a'' "''S' " ~" 20
hot ohcV' uO 'Viu0', o"s w" o"'y ~ f'Ns' ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.


spscuiatsesss from Washington.
Nxw YoRK. April 22-Thc morning papers
contain the f0llowing Washington dispatches.
Mr.. Conncss of California and Mr.. Thayer Of
Nebrnka are candidates for the Secrctaryship OF
the Interior under Mr.. Wade.
Mr.. Wade Is continually harrasscd by office
seckers-one of the first acts Of Wade's admin
istration win be 10 return Gen. Sheridan to New
Orleans and Mr.. Pcssenden will probably be
sent to England-Sccrctary Wclles, will remain
in washington-Mr. McCullock will take up his
residence In New York-Mr. Seward will retire
to Auburn, and Mr.. Browning will reopen his
claim agency.
The Conviction of the President Is almost n
rtainty and ON many articles the republicans
will vote solid. Mr.. Boutwell, 5 argument will be
very exhaustive. The demand for tickets to hear
him Il very greet. The Confidence In u verdict
Of conviction Is evidcntly increasing In quarters
that have heretofore considered 1t doubtful at
least.
News I'm brief-SIisc ellaneous.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Scu,h Carolina will
give $4,000 Republican majority, and the new
constitution will be adopted In all but three or
four counties. Tho elections in Georgia and
North Carolina are more closely contested. The
Republicans have carried New 0rlcans.-wash-
ington reports all say that there Is no doubt Of
the result Of impeachment, and solid party
vote will be thrown upon the article charging
Mr.. johnson with deliberately violating law
of Congress, increased to the Republicans by
the vote of Mr.. johnson Of Maryland. Mr.. Bout
we'll commenced his speech to-day. II will be
about the same length as that Of Gen. Butler.
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CAMPAIGN JOURNAL.

With the election In New Hampshire, the Presi-
DENTAL Campaign 10 f>irly opened. Good nev'pa'
p,r, cannot b. too SOON or ton thoroughly eireu'
l,,sd. We have number Of letters from Repuh
iicau, who believe that the very general elrcus
,lon of the USioS ASp JorsSAL w,ll do much
good, urging US to issus special rates fSr tho cam
paign. ,.r.-r...
The coming election viii he most exciting and
important one AMI 10 Is heightened In Importance
within the ordinary circulation of the JorssAL
BY the fact that this District Is to choose sMeuibcr
OF Congress aud. may be- that the candidate will
he chosen nom York County.
In orler 10 mee, the demand from fflenis W.
have concluded 10 Issue special rates to Aks effect
ffom May nth, until the Presidential election Is
oyer-slx months,
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dis,insulsAsd publc services rsndsf him Ct once g
the sSprt spd the 6ttst man % receive tho Re
public.n nomination for The Presidency. AS
.be tSinis Of thee things and rejects that her
nosition M mistress 81 the White Hose VIII he
psurpeI by another who little while ago was
oh~c,,rc and unknown and is decidedly her in
ferior in every popular qualification, is It sur
nr;.inr that she has no sympathy with impcach-
men, or the success Of the impeachcrs whom she
considers responsible for the defeat Of the dear
est hopc Of an ambitious life. FAIRFAX.
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B~ssi ssssA.r rr.is..,

"Rsv." c. Chaunccy Burr Of NewJerscy,
was one Of the "Rev." Coppsfhesds at the CHI
cago Csnvcntion. and he. like .Dcsthcr''
"Rsv.r Henry Clay Dean, "opened his
mouth" and mid; ..' 300
"yoa csnaos have the f,cs to ask the South
10 come hack into ths Union, ssil Voc riiA-
drar yoar narasdisg amy. Il there e man
IN THIS auLiisncc Who wants 10 have one-hslf Of
TIE States conquered end sabjueatei. When
this b done you have ssiei TIE Government
Afsr hrse years Of rsr, NAe sss essQserei,
yos or he SoxtAi I aAI roo Aar ooyorKrrn'
You eas nsrer conquer ne SovtS sad TPR.9Y
GOD you MEYER My" -
ThiA sane Er. Rec. Csppsrhssl 1t N. time
Of the dram, gioased over .he resistance tina, hal
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coat OF Borts."
MARRIED.

In Btddefrt. Arri II. by Rev. IIu'aar', IT,, Car,
Frank II Libby ami Sarah d daughter Of the officiating
Clergyman.
In Wells, Apri s, by nv. Mr.. Gc,irirh, Gcorgr n.
VIM AMI Miss Martha J. smh. both 81 Wells
In sehago. Arrn s. Lewis C. Gross anil Miss Amelia
Decker, both off.
In Chel.es, Mass, April 9 George Art-r Freeman q
York. and Mis-, Flora Taipey VI Chelsea.
In Kittery March IS By Rev Mr. Elis, T.. y. Sanoci
AMI Eunicc seawari, all Of X
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

SAINT JOINS LoDGE, No 81 OF FACE AND AccEr-
TED MAsoss.--The Incorporators Of tho Saint
Johns Lodge No. 81 Of FREQ and Accepted Masons
are requested to meet at Masonic Hall In South
Barwi,k, No.. on Monday the 4th dry OF May next
at o'clock In the evening to act ON tho following
business, viz
LIST, To choose . moderator to preside ut said
meeting. 2Id, To u the meeting will accept of
an act entitled an act to Incorporate the Saint
Johns Lodge, No 81 OF Free and Accepted Masons,
iy lioyrrnor or said state February 18th, isGs.
ID To CHOOSE all necessary and proper officers To
carry Into effect tho provisions OF said act
SYLvANUS lIEYWOOD,
One Of the persons named In said act to call the
first meeting Of tho lncOrpOrators.
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In Bankruptcy.

THIs Is to give notice that on the eighteenth
day ar Anil A. ID. 1865, . Warrant IN BANK.
rupsey vss Issued against the estate VI Bartbola-
mes Wentworth cfscsth Berwick In the County
al a Bsnirupt, On his ovn Petition that the Paw
mani OF any debts and delivery OF any property By
hin are iofslddsa BY lag nal meeting q ths
srsa !, ssS ~ one or nor. ~ Il.
viii be held 81 Court Of Daakrupssy, 70 b hol.
den ct Biddsiord before J. d. Yescendsa Rsristsr.
90 the fourth day Of May, A. d. is6s, 81 two
oeioek. A. ~, az City Rooms.
o. CHARLEsCLARK.
I'D, y. 4 hArshal 20 Nssssogsr, Dist Of Mslne.
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Natural and National Medlcine.--"pr.
SIIUI.Es' LUNAR MlXTU RE" has been used for
many years nv ladies for all the peculiar diseases
and Irregularities Incident to the female - stem,
with the certainty of success. IL produces no dis.
tress or severe sickness. hut acts with nature, In
Testurin. the cvacutations which exposure. sick
meas or hamilton have suppressed. Even in the
most extreme eases u never falls to restore the
IN, nthly period IN very few days u Is perfectly
legitimate and should he In the possession OF cv-
cry lady. sold only by tho proprietor.
70 guard against imposition. call on or send TO
Dr. U ~. Si0lrs, No. IA cOur' street, boston.
gB-rhe Doctor gives special attention to dis
eases " women. aud patients eau remain under
his immediate care if they desire. Correspond.
rnce solicited. Address, DIR. G. u. SiIOL.S, III
Court st. Boston, Maze spJno
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Tho resignation of Mr.. Stacy rs State Libra
rian (noticcI clsewherc) has been followed by
his appointment as Deputy Secretary Of State In
place ofNIr. Cochranc who has held the office
ittecn years and now has been appointed super
vising architect at Washington, but expects to
10 employed in the building of custom houses Mt
Wiscassct, Bath, Bangor, and Augusta. Mr..
7. J. Woodward has been appointed successor to
Mr.. Stacy.
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BBPUBLIOAN CONVENTION
rIHST DIsTRICT!

The Republican AMI all other voters or the riRsr
CONGRESSIONAL DtsrsIcr ~ MAINE. comprising
the Counties of York and Cumberland, who are ia
favor or sustainu. the principles OF the Repuhii'
reconstruetion policy ef tho ,congress OF the
United Stats In aee"risDcs With the recent call
ot the sat,onai Committee, arc invited and re.
held at theCirY HALL IN BIDDEFOlD.
On Tuestiay, May 9th, nj ~ o'clock, A. ~.
for the purpose af selecting two Djle oates 10 at
tend the Nafionsl ton vsation which meets In Chi.
caso. on the aDth DAY of May next, ant Tor the
Transaction % any other business that may prop
erly come before the convention.
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IL. Il. IL.

I,,dI.. Would always keep Railways Ready Re.
lief I'm ,,,r ,.critoires or toilet cases 10 will D..
C,noJ Of grcat value In all tho varied complaints
which .adi.s are more or less troubled with
Headache, rorthachr, Wandering Pains. Dir1iines',
&c. srs inst ,ntIy relicved and cared by il we.
LADIES. BEWARE
Io,anity. Fits, Heart disease. Hush OF blood to
The iI,sI' Vomiting u Blood, Weakness, Bad
dreams Lowne.. ~ Spirits, Lansunr, Loss Of Ap.
petite. Consumption, aud rapid Decline. folio.
tb.se evils let the feet he soaked In warm
vstcr mixed with READY RELIEF. also rub tho
,nno with Relief daily for three four day, before
the expected period. ifaascted With either OF
rsy. and a night two TO six OF RAILWAYS Pits,
fov days use Of there medicines will remove oil
obstrustions and restore the system TO health and
se,d by Druggists and Country Merchants. At 81
essts pcr botils. Zee Dr.. Railways Almanac Tor
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Mr.. Boutwell, commenced his argument in the
impeachment case on Wednesday and concluded
it yesterday. Hc closed by saying;
His conviction is the triumph Of law, Of or
der, of justice. do not contemplate his nc.
quittal. 1t is impossible. Therefore l do moi
look beyond. But, Senators, the people OF
America will never permit an usurpng Execu-
tive to break down the securities for liberty pro
yidc,l by the Constitution. The cause OF the
country is in your hands-your verdict, II gull
ty, is peace to our beloved land.
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Notice..
IN a.. u;sfr;cf Court af IN. tn

TN the District Court Of the United States,
for the District VI Maine. In the matter II nas.
uel Lori. DAM rupt In BANKRUPTCY. Ny virtue
ot order fruin the District Court OF the United
public auction. ut the Office sfs X, b D. Uamil.
I'm, In Biddeford In ssld District. on the pocond
day ~ May. lsSs, All oelek In the sftrrssoo. ali
tho personal property Of said Bankrupt, consist.
Ing OF protnisory notes aud debts due on open 40
count B.k. HAMILTON, Assignee.
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Among the many restoratiyes which nature has
snppiied to relieve tho Affections Of humanity
there Ia no more vOrito ono for certain class Of
diseases than the " medicinal gum" Of the Wild
Cherry Tree but however valuable II Is, Its value
10 heal to the TO relieve and TO cure. Is cnlsnc
ell ten fold by scientific and judiclous combination
with other ingredients, In themselves of equal
worth. This happy mingllng exists to ren,srIa-
bic degree In
DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry,
whose value In curing Coughs. Collie. BroneAifi',
Uhaopiny Cough, Group, A'thma, Pulmonary IBte-
ton, and IneiPi'nf Consumption Is inestmable.
Strong Testimony.
From BENJAMIN WHEELER. ESQ., Depot Master ut
South ROyalston, Mass.
In the spring OF 1853 ] was most severely afflicted
with hard. dry cough. with Its usual 900 pan-
incnts Of night sweats, completely Frustrating my
nervous System. and producing such debilitated
state OF hcalth that amer trying medical aid to no
purpose had given up all hopes Of ever recov-
Cring, rs had my friends. At this stage Of mat.
ters was prevailed mon drought the influence
ofa neiehh0r 10 try Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~, and, before using two bottles, the effect Was al
most magical. Ny cough entirely len me, the
night swcats de- crted me. hope once more elated
my depressed up rits, and soon had attained my
wOnted strength and yigor. Thus has this lIalsam,
rs has Oftcn been remarked by persons cOnvCrsant
with the above facts literally snatched mo from
The yawning grave. You are ut liberty ~ use this
Prepared by SETH w. F0WLE 4 sON, IS Tro
N mt Street, Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
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State of Maine.

WORK, 50. Alta Court Of County Commis-
i sioneTs, begun and held ~ ALFRED. Tor and
within tho County OF York, on tie second Tuesday
OF April. A. ID less. On the foregoing petition. u
10 considered ny the Commissioners that the petit
TONERS are responsible AMI that they 'usht ~ 10
heard touching the matter set forth In their petit
ti0n, and therefore order, That tn. petitioners
Civ. notice 10 all persons and corporations inter
ested, that the County Commissionsgs will meet at
the dwelling house OF Elias perkins In said toun
Of York on the twenty-sixth day of Nav, A. ID.
1868. ut ten o'clock Ia the forenoon. when they will
proceed 10 view the route set forth In the petition
and Immediately aitsr such view. At some eonve'
nient place In the vicinity. will give hearing to
the parties, and their witnesses. Said notice 10 10
b, causing copies OF said petition AMI this order
OF notice thereon, % be served uDou the Town
clerks OF the towns Of York and Wells and also
by posting up copies Of tho same In three public
places in each Of said towns, and Publishing the
same three weeks successfully In the Union d
Journal. n newspapers printed IN Biddefod IN
said County, the first OF said publications, and
each OF the other notices a. he at least thirty
days before the tmo OF said meeting, that all per-
sons may then and there be present and shew
cause, II any they have, why tho payer Of SAID
petition should not be granted.
Attest, n. FAIRFIELD. Cierk.
IS Cts. xNns copy oThs Psfifios ard Order
SIR n eC Court thsrson:
eN~~' Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
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Notice OF Assignee Of hi. Appointment.

IN the District Court Of the United States, for
the District at Maine. IN the matter Of Charles
whitcher. bankrupt. In bankruptcy. DIS
TRICT or MAINE, IS. At Biddeford. the sixth
day Of Aprl, A. ID. lscs The undersigned
Assignee Of Charles \. Whltcher Of Sewhcd. In Tho
county OF York and Stale Of Maine, within said
District, who has been adiudged BANKRUPT upon
his own Petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trict. LUTHER y. MOORE Assignee.
JUily
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Notice ofA~Isnoe OF hi. Appointment.

IN the District Court Of the Unitel States, for
i the District Of Maine. Tn the matter Of viii
lam NJ. Tebhetts. Bankrupt. IN bankruptcy.
DISTRICT or MAINE, IS. A. BddsioFd, tho
sixth day Of April, A. ID. l,6s. The undersigned
siypee OF VIM. ". Tebbetts. oi Newfisid, in thu
county OF York and state OF Maine, within said
District. who has been sfjudged Bankrupt on
trict. LUTIlkRt. MOORE, Assignee.