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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

RouGHs AT WHITE PINE.-There was a
Tumor in town yesterday that an immense
crowd of roughs. from the Union Pacific
Railroad had arrived at White Pine and
taken possession ofeverything. Guess it is
I canard.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

The LEGISLATIVE Ball Moore and
Parker are making great preparations for
the Legislative Ball which is to take place in
their big hall on the evening of the 10Th
inst. 1t promises to be one of the grandest
affairs that ever took place in the State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

RACES TODAY The great mile race
between the Conner horse aud Winters
mare, single dash OF one mile for $500 side
and the Proprietor's purse, will take place at
the Carson track to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

THR" GAINES CASE" IN CuuRr AGAIN.
Says the Tsibune
After near half "a century's struggle with
lawyers and courts, Mrs. Gen. Gaines finds
herself compelled to appeal to Congress for
the impeachment of a Judge, whom she
charges with attempts tie extort money from
her at the price Of justice. New Orleans
officers of all sorts are in bad door just now,
and this particular one has been the subject
o. ugly tales before but for the credit Of the
United States Courts we trus, there may be
some error in the report. We are used to
unjust State Judges bu. we have still hoped
that justice might ind sanctuary in the
Courts of the National Government. II
these charges be really preferred by respon-
sible parties, on credible evidence, we pray
Congress to loose no time in investigating
the case, and-if it be proved that high trust
has been thus shamefully desecrated-in
visiting the severes; and swiftest penalty
upon the culpris.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

ANOTHER CAUCrs.-The regular members
Of the Third House will meet in caucus to-
morrow evening at I O'CLOCK, in the room
adjoining Purcell's saloon, on King street.
BY order Of Committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

PREAcHING.-A public discourse will be
delivered by Elder Z. c. Brand, Of the Re-
organized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints, at Mr.. Lawlor's school house,
Or Sunday, Jan. II, 1859, a, Pm. All are
respectfully invited TO attend
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

Auction SALE OF FURs, SILvERwARE.-
Cormack's auction sale Of furs, silverware,
dry goods &C., will be continued to-day.
Sale to begin at o'clock this afternoon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16

GOVERNORS LEvEE.-We are requested
to state that His E1cellency, Gov. Blasdel,
will be happy to receive his friends, at his
mansion. on Wednesday evening neNt-20th
instant
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16
LEGISLATIVE BALL

MOORE AND PARKER's HALL
Tuesday January 10, 1869.
| Committee Of Arangements,
Col Abe Curry Hon A Tritle
Hon Seelry Johnson Non R N Clark
| Invitation Committee.
Hon J n johnson Hon Geo Munckton
Gov : sling.rland ED Sweeney
| Hon Shamp John Wagner
| Hon A Z Cleveland Hon VI MG,ge
Hon VIM VI Gillispie Col Harry Mighels
| Capt c u Clark Hon Robert IL Taylor
Geo W shaw Hoo J C James
| Hon sam VI Wright Hon J c Currie
| Hon Geo l. Gib-bn CHI vangorder
| IIonT ID Edwards Joe Rosenstock
| Hon Gage Hon d Atkinson
| Hon b Mason Hon David Hastings
| Hon q ID Coburn Hon c c Stevenson
Hon Buringame Hon W Welty
Hon II Grey Hon Lewis
| Hon Clark Hon C J Hillyer
| 4 Ash Hon Geo d Lammon
Hon J W Haines Hon John M1yhugh
Hon W Abrahams Hon William simmons
| Hon Noyes Hon Joe WvodwoIth
Hon Burson J Dealy
Hon " Doolin Capt william Wallace
Col Abe Curry Victor Muller
II u harrington Jacob Tobriner
Hon A X II eadway oscar Greenbaum
Hon I Browne Geo Tyrill
Hon II Eastman A Livingston
John Rosssr Jacob kleina
Hon John WEIGH Samuel Platt
Hon y Notewere Geo Tufiey
Il'n VI Clark Abe Dresbsuch
Reese Ben Small
Hon Tritle A C Parker
James ID Minor Warren WATSON
Hon JACOB Linn 7 Doyle
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STATE TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
CARSON, NEVADA, January IL, 1869.

A IL OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS OF
n the State Of Nevada up to and including
January LIST, 1869, in warrants OF interest cou-
puns, will be paid on presentation.
4. RHOADES,
jsl2.3t State Treasurer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16
THE DAILY APPEAL.

Deputy COUNTY TREAsURER.-Mr. H. s.
Mason has appointed Mr.. BENZ. Edison as his
Deputy. An excellent appointment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-16
New York Restaurant.

"I1LxAN II. Jox
VHIIsHRs TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
w on To MORROw, the 4ih day ~ January,
lisp. he 10 prepared to pay all bills against him,
and wishes EVERYBODY WHO OWE HIN TO un.
d-rstsnd that he Ia ready TO receive all bills due
him. Also he wishes his numerous circl. IL
friends to know that NE PAYS for his beef, but.
ter, -four, &c, and that
ID 10 his intsntien 60 neither truss
nor credit ffesa the 4th day OF
January, 1850,
And will POSITIVELY keep no book accounts.
81 30 all take motto.
C.Isoo, January, 2, ls6a. ia<
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
THErcAME TOO LATE.
ny pARD 4. ROSS.

ffc raino too Iatr tho toast had dried
Before The tirh too long; 5. ,.l ,,.....
rThcugtkas were scurrhcd upOn tho bide,
$780,, And rvrrvth nR was wr0nSf ----. =. '.-
She ttortlcd to wnit all night for ono
WHO fingered on his WY,
AMI ~ = took her tea alone.
And cleared Ihe things awny.
II" ca,n" too in'c 1T once II" felt
IT." srD1irr honr wa> n'rr:
. iW.i:il"rnrr in her rrlm >m'r dwell,
Sh" r'"s"'1 il,r r,ntrv dnnr;
7''.' aht" r'o,h had passed away
\" ,l;>'r- c"ulh hr see;
>r" ""i him, an,i her words were gay
81" never $roac f tea.
II" came loo late the snhlr chords
or rr'i.nr" were nnl,nunh
S"' ~ nfE,nr,' "i 81 ,,k"u w",h<.
Rn' hr III. Sl,sh,~ that Won, Il.
S'.' -" hn would S.v n":l..g ,o~
rh., could IA" r.s, lrp., ;
She h"' Vi nn .r.d milS ll. COW.
A"d col'lly sur,"d away.
II" cam" fun bate the fragrant sirram
Ol ten had "rg since nnwn;
The flies had inllrn ~ rlr crrnr--
Thr bread WAS rnld ~ stone
And wh"n. will, wn,d AMI xml-, hr tried
Ills hn'Irr state to prove,
She ncrrr,l her lrrrr, with wnmnn's rritI o.,
Aud never 'rig,Ird 10 move
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
The Bachelors Burial.

Two old maids n, shut "r ,lav,
\ lnrh"lur's rrrri>> 10 away.
With wrinLlc,l brow IN matted mr.
And heart that never 10 I'd the inlr.
Bring hrnrS, they Etornrtl. bring weed
nnh!uwn,
Hrlis rInkr>i weeds I painc unknown,
Brinr witi'rr"h hutuhs from di..nry Wild
TO strrw tie bier oI errors rhilI.
Aud make his grave "|rc thr iz,ttls hide
Where night shade strrw the swamp crccl
side.
Far oul oi sighf--wlcrr genial spring
Shall send 40 gentle birds 10 sing.
His oil jack knife hy with him low,
To cut the strings oi cmpid's bow
The fnd house cat shall! whine around
His lonely grave in grief profound.
Here lay him who was often "high,"
Here. where shall fall no pityiny cvc
For him-tor him 40 loving heart
bhHl' ache, for hi" no tear shall start.
Ills boo,iless lips shall fail 10 dust;
Jiia old jack knife shall waste with rust:
lie whom VIC hide from ligh, Of men
shall never fright the babes again.
For W have laid hi from the light.
Benz 'th tue ground and on, Of siuht
HM' this 'n'ir rri'ath shall stand
"Ho who 10 no on" gave his haud"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
Something Mics.

havo removed to tho Kings,nore Gal.
!cry (over Mayes & Martins StoreI ,rh;"s ";
has undergone thorough repairs. I h.sa
R.g"'y R,sh.y o. room with an excellent skv.
things work in tins commod;o"o 1.s ~a,,ae now
l., n'so, 1",,. ago, a good lot of albums a, extrems.
Photography. " ''' ""e OF
'''eS t% that were taken at this place.
we charge nothing for lookings and
Respectfully, II
Dec. % 50 #. 7~'----
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
'EwBERtY COUNTY.
~ kk. Ib.Is

SE" BERkl COUNTY.
Ry John !. Peterson, i'rohttc Judge
Whereas, JAS j Rcrdcr has made suit 10
me 10 grant INN Letters OF Administration,
m The EInc umd effects of Mary Rerdrr,
deceased
These nrc therefore IN cite md nhmuni II
all anL singular. tho kindred n,ui creditors nl
lhr snll deceased, TO b, nnl appear hrtoru
Srwhrrry Court Il0u>" nn tho 18Th day ni
May inst, nlter publication hereof, vt
IL O'Clock In tho tnrononn, 10 'sh"w cause. II
nny they have, why ihe suid Administration
should not lie griuted.
Given un.lef NV hand this 1t day OF
May, Ann0 Domini 1860.
Join I. PETERSON, r.JN NC.
May s 1921 .....'
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NOTICE.

Gnardinns, Trustees, Committees, Rccciv.
ers, aiso Administrators aud Executors,
must max" their annual return to ,hiI office,
on or before the first day Of juno n'x'.
Rules will hr Issued ag inst nl ti"faultcrs
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Probate Judge,
April III 10 l2t Newhrrry County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12

The WRoNG DooK.-A circui,
preacher, in Nebraska, who came
TO ollicinle in Il certain town, be
camo the guest Of Il gentleman
who now and then took little
"red cye,' and for convenience
sakr, carried Il morrocco.covcr,d
flask IN his ovcrcoat pocket. On
going out 10 church tho preacher
mistook his hosts overcoat for
his own, and walking into tho pull
pit began tho exercise without
doing tho garment. Looking
Eravcly at tho congregation he
cgan drawing from his pocket,
az he supposed, his hymn-booll,
with the remark that the con~rc
CATION would sing from Il particu.
lar page, which he had selected
kyio:e' !:"nd. holding up the sup.
posed vV"k ia full sight Of tic con
;,reSati"n, and endravorinu to
"pen it sideways, but without sue
r'ss. Tho "si,ualion" was real,
VA IN Il moment, but, alas! too
late. The good man was dread.
fully embarrassed, the audience
gigglrd, and the whole seen,
made ludicroas hy a fellow in til,
tack part Of the congregation, not
altogether too sober, who drawlc,
out: ''Sny, Mister, kin W.: iinc i,
that ar hymn? ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
Law Notice..

The undersigned. have formed partner.
ship for.'he nraotlee Of Jnw "in the State
Coarts and the United States Godrls,n for
the District Of South Carolina. ,Ohicc al
- ~ iJAMEs ii" ." BAXTER,
4p,l' u e L.ts. torISSTuNE
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April IS II en-
W1(>sz<ass551 GREAT Cause
EE9s&A1AS OF
II um an Misery.
JuSt published in q Sealed Enuelone

Price six cents:
- n Lecture Oh I'll" Nature, rrcutmeut and
ha"'rti Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Srers
lh"'"fr, rh. induced hy Sclf.Abuse: inynl.
'nih'! Emis>iIn> Impotemcy, Nervous Dr.,
"'lnv and Gmp"diments 70 Marrnpe ccnn,
,nny; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits.
@rnlni and PhvscnI lncnpncitv, Sc-Rv
ROB CULYEKM ELL, 81, ID ,AWhor ~
u. crn Bunk. " &c. W
! Ir world reno" ned author, In ,his mi,
m'rali'e Lcc' nrc. clio rly proves from his own
experience thnt The awful c0nScournccs ~
Srli> Abuse may be efftctnnly renewed viii.
ont m"dicine. md wirhour dangerous .,r.,
F'r''l operations. houglcs instruments. rinos
or r"nIidls, pnIptln9 out II mode Of cure ~
once certain aud cfftctual, hy which cvcrv
sufferer. u" mIttcr what Ills condition may
~; may cure himself chcnply. privately nmd
radically: rhls lecture viii prove boon m
thousands and thousands. y
Srnt under seal, In IL plain cnvclonc n
any address, on receipt of six cents, or ,wo
postage stamps. by addressing tho publish,
Also, DR.. CULvERWELL's "Ararr,ooo
Guido" price IS cents. ''"so
, Address tho Publishers,
| -. CilAS.}J. G. KLINE kCO
l$7 BcWery, n. Y, Port once Box 4hss
|
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District Court Of the Unitrd States.
For Tho District Of South Carolina. In the
matter Of Martin Chaplin, individually, ,nm,l
aS survivor Of Summer l. Chapin-Bank>
rnpt.
By whom q Petition for Adjudication of
Bsnkruptcy was file! on the 18Th day OF
Drcrmber. \ D 1865 IN Snil Court.
This i to give "rIcr, that on tli2 t day
OF May, :. d 1860, n Warrant in Bank )
rnp'cv was Issued against tho estate ut Mas
tin Chmph individually, and AZ .nlv,vurui
Snnmcr&ClapIn. .of the county Of Lax nyt"n.
nnd Sinto OF South Carolina. who has
been naJu'lg'd Bankrupt on hiS own
Petition: that the payment OF any debts
mud delivery Of any property belong.
Ing to said Bankrupt. 10 him nr for his use.
n"i ~" transfer ct any properly by him are
tnhd'len hy LAW: tlini II meeting at the
Creditors 81 The >,iih B Inkrupt To prove III. ir'
drbfs. ind 10 ch0o,c one or more A>.igncrS
OF his eSthte, will no held 40 n Court OF
l}ankrnptcy I" he holden at Ncwhcr,y G. II
SC. before G. 6. jaeger. Registrar. on the
l7th day OF Mny, 4. d. 1850, ut 10 o'clock
a. NJ. ut Scw6rrry.
J.P NJ. EpPING,
U S. Marshall as Messenger.
Ter a: ?, piFER, Dept. Mes.
Nuy 8 ~ 2;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
End ORPHAN BOY

This fnr Thoroughbred Horse will stand
M his Siahlr nmd serve at $50 the ScuSnn
Ia hr pail l.. jun" il not paid nnril nIl
$23 will he lrnn,rt. 2nd Orphan Boy is II
,'cLniIn! hlo"d bay. without white, tive form,
best eyes nn'l Iim''s, nrarly ln h.n.lS high.
He Mas SIRED 10y Orphan Boy, ne 10y Thick.
city, ,r hy Col. Ilamp.nn's Childc Harold,
Il" hy imported Sovereign.
Orphan Buys d'm hy in rorlrd Monarch
on, Of Amelia, (who Received, the $2u cup
IT the State Agricultural Snrirfy,) she hv
Bu>iris, he by Anlr,irAn Eclipse, he hy
Dnruc imported Diomr.I. her ,lam by Prize
Fighter. b" hy imported Exprli,ion out of
Zrl"pha bv imported Messenger; so that
those drnii ouS Of rnising the hest horses
rnn see that he Incorporates nll the best
hIool ot England ard Amcriru
Tiiickc,t,'s dam WAS by Argyle out of
Edith by <rus der, he hy %ir .,rchy
WM. SUMMER, Ag't.
April II Is 1T. fonari', =. G..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
We now hnve OH hand the following pop.
ular styles OF Ladics aud Misses hoop skilts
Tho Dow Drop,
Tip Top,
Popular,
Favoritc,
Reception Drmi Quaker,

Reception Drmi Quaker,
GIcciun La Pnric
The Duplex Elliptic Is n grcnt flvoriro witt
the ladies'. aud Is uuivr' sally rccrommrndct
nv tbc FaSliDn Magazines ns the standard
skirt Of the fashionable world
TO enjoy 'hr fnIlnwng ne>timab,e adyau
tages. W: Superior guilty. perfect shape
finish. fcxihi.fy, durability, comfort and
economy. buy the best
MA rHIAS BARRE s. SON.
Sept. % 80 If.
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NOTICE.

,>, N o''ce Is hereby given, that A. ,he ~
p,taunn OF three months from ,hia dr' w.
,,''ca'ion @ VIII ne made to the Wosbi"m,n,,'l ~.
rs m"w ,or,e"ns Telegraph Compnnv nr ~" J.. y
s|och o. -, ocr'li'entc Of TWO Siarcs ="
otGo", osT ~ said Company, held In tl,o - o.
nnn'; ~ d. -. noyd, datcd 23d March. ,asn "s's s.a,
'lost or rnisIaid, 'o""' "'v'pg hcen
""'rh 81 l8 lamo a.no. ...,,.,
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MISCfGEN ALTON N.-.Licule lenant
George i. Wood, Of Boston, Mass,
was married on the 25lh nllimo,
at Beaufort, hv the Rev. Authur
Waddrll, c'lorrd preacher, to
Susan CImrr, II c"lcrrd girl. Wood
we'undcrsland, is from Il respect.
"hlo family, and held Al commission
in IL Massachusetts regiment
known as the Bay State Cadets,
during the late war. His general
appearance is that Of II gentleman
THO evening after their marriage
Wood and Susan promcnadcd Bav
street, in company with another
colored girl, aud, on Monday morn,
ing. took their departure for ST.
Helena Island, whore Wood has Il
store on one Of the plantations oi
his uncle, Mr. George Frost. IL well
known importer Of silks in Boston
Mass. Susan is n native Of Dcau.
fort, and was owned before and
during tho war by planter on
tho coast. Charleston Nt,Os.
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LIFE INSURANCE!!!
Picdmnut Life Insurance
Company of Virginia.

Thc Snbsc'i'cr Is Age, FOR the State Of South
nr"Ilhn Tor ",e OF The hcst, aud most reliable
Lille lhS,ira, c., nr,pnn nr. III il.. world For thr
F1Her SIXTEEN Moths ni iIs Lu-!ness. It Ind er>
chieh about Two THOUSAND nt IclEa. aud Ind
receiver IN lnc"mr "i a'"ut lHRHE HUNDRED
anu SIxTf fnnuIASD ID 'li.Ars
ftsn VIRGINIA COMPANY md A. an evi-
nencr OF 'ts high St". cling ut |" me. where Il r.
nc>' hh"wn. " mttt pnrti"n "r IT. business il
d,nr | that state II huS iny.iiuhly mid 81;
~ ITS lnSsrs At ONCE, wnirin. the NINETY
DAYS N"TlrE. az allowed by tie terms Of In.
ncy
Gen. n q EVANS was |. fu.ed in THIS COM
rANr, "id inlrn"di,ir|y rfitr Tia t.rnth. ] had
ne p'"!>i'r i"s"rtiiI: T.. ii. III eteL inmiI,.
the nm III tui Il e.. IL, 81 a.
ISAAC ERASCiI, NJ D.
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Son,h Carotina Il. 4. Company,

XsslsSsss,xsn}IES's 1sssssA,sss.s : !,
EtM$ESAIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'' - -, ArRib ., iS@.
|nS AND AFTER sONDAf, llTn "
7 b>raMt, The t,th%fn& Sche&9le Tor 'AS\
SES&EH TRAINS, viii be obstrfcds
DAY rAssENaKR TRAIN.
I.ca> ing Columbia nt..|........r.? % a. M
Arriving At CNlumbta At ...,.....,,". 10 p III.
.. N,anr E>rRpes TRAIN.
LEAVING Columbia al ,>.."".."......".S ~ NJ
Arriving at G,mMbiA at .....,,......,.. AS a. M.
CAMDEN TRAIN.
win run on Mordsys, Wednesdays aud Satur>
days.
A,r, inr IN Columbia at ....,.,......lt0 o. a. N.
lcAyGlS Columbia at ."......",........,,?2 y. M.
The Train now running between ColWmhta
mud kms,yiIlc, in connection with tho 1hruuKh
Mail rrsn, wiIl be taken "fr on sunday, April
~.
II. I. rEAEE,
April IA General Super iiutcndent
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.Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIN SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
handa hllasso,lmcnt Of tho above app, ovod
cases, Of different patterns, besides coAlns
Of his own make, all Of which ho is prepared
10 furnish at very reasonable rates., with
pronptness and despatch.
Persons .irsirous OF mying eases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
A llcarSo Is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rNtc OF $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub.
scriher respectfully asks tor a contribution
OF The same, and assures the pnblic thu.
no effort on his part will DC spared to render
the utmost satisfaction. '".
A. G. CHAPMAN 81,
Newbcrry s. c., July 81.
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People about to marry who
wish I" know tho proper agn, are
refereed t. tho following prccc-
dents: Adam and Eve, 0; Shakes,
pearc, 13; johnson, 2l; Frank
IN, q Mozart, Is Dante, Kcplcr,
Fuller, Johnson, Burke, Scott, &c !;
suTycho Brahc, Byron, Washington,
Bonaparte. '27 Penn md Storne,
'sS 28F binnnus and Nelson, 90; Barns,
20; Chnuccr, lIogarth, and Peel,
30 Wordsworth and Davy, 3B ;
\ Aristotlcy Sc; Sir William Jones
"A hed ~ NT MNTel'ii"gton,;31; NViIborforce,
%; Ihther %; Addison, A.; Yves.
loYiand Young, At swift, 40, BuE:
ton, IS !; Old Parr. lnat time, 1870.
,oa These hes are precedeDta, ranging
5safr0m Adam aud JSvo, before tGeV
;a@8KSWsger6'a ~ scar old, downto the re.
sss ffGran. R1fr. ~ I.,y, Z !. +.
gptssftsit irrfr-,t7rrr<< an >7ry-s1----7tr -
q hstirs.ti Dinah' .Muioch Cruig, author Of
e snldhi Halifax, Gentleman, lis reported to
be busy with new ,,s,pEy,:Ito appear
scria,ty yis MadNiusEs}sJagisIi,, isI,,es,1 s1tnf1to and to
c""'t'rnre dlripg the tpf,SeI.t spring,
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Q a RID.
CHARLES KERRISON,
Formerly of the Firm Of G

VI tlIC I II TIT UT
IL KEERlS0N. would info,m his friend,
JAMES Is. Belts. all Ills SIOtK IN rHAi1t
%cl, nt tic tore, No. 252 Kl>G-SIHEEr nud
Wi;i WI, 'here Continue The Dry G"Oris BmSincrs-
'"tliv itlnnl nccnnt Ali.i re- Iousibi itv tin ;n
n,oc''e'l "fihnnf delay, 10 rrplcnisli ami rcuew
.o,e' ncf s"i hH e" 9""imn' So ding u"' the
proved CITY nrceptu,ce for n short oru,iii, II ,e
eSsssaiily I"lows ihai tile prices mus be krnt u,
,eSt n as io% as to be found at any other pec,u
" H's or9Iher. Mr. i, L.. Kcrrison, assisted b.,
Sh ar. a. Is. Mcdonnell, both experiencrd mer,
eHan's ~ th1s HE: will be found ut his Store.
,.m>ih.ss' and it is hoped HUT his aud their 81
s 'o!ts 10 YIN the CO. Iihencc und patronage ni I
rioic @ wilo be az successful, ns liz pnst dmys wn.
streets 'S ""N 'lartct'
Feb II 3mo
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04

-Burplars 8 advert;sement-(soods carefulIv
ramoved n. - -
THE call Of n dancing.mas astsr--nAl, hands
10 tho r,,on.,,
An ;nfa,;b,a cura Cor ho;,-Two nou,as
Of ice to n gallon of hot water 9
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NEAR = "'1 70,
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lecsed porter. oniy hseds Ans1.Ai'a
70 % mistaken ior oo@zuing mouse. -,
-rnen your watcn aons run regularly
asked aPikes-Psak Jeweiler OF customer
Not run, soured ON me twice yesterday.
Why is one-doliar greenback better than
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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

WTHEREAS, James A. Kicker, by mortgage dat
w ed the twentieth day Of September A. D. 1867,
situate near Woodtord's Corner, in Westbrook. In
the County of Cumberland, and bounded as follows,
to witt westerly by High street, northerly BY land
ofChandier Racklef, contemplated street: cast
erly by land OF said Rackef, and southerly by land
OF George K Kimball and others, being the same des-
crbed in the deeds of said Racklef to said Kicker,
one dated May 18, 1867 and recorded in Cumberland
Registry ofDeeds book 351, page 555, and the other
dated July 20, 1867, and recorded in said Registry,
made; and Whereas tba condtion ~ said mortco y
has been broken hereby give notice that by reason
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
June y, 1863. SAMUEL. X. HOPKINS.