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In nankruptey.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss-The uniersign-
~ edheresy give. notice OF his appointment
County OF York and State OF M,Ine, within said
district, who has hcen ndjrdged . Bankrupt. upon
his own petition by the bi.trict Court 81 ssd dis
trict. JOHN y SCAMMUN, Assignee.
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District Court OF ths Unitsd states.

nIsTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
ruptcy. This IL 70 give notice that q petition
has been prcssntsd 10 the Court, this third day
% May, BY Isaac w Rankin, o. Lebanon, /.
Bankrupt, praying that he may BE- dssrssi 70
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said petition. 10 70 ssdsrsd BY the ce.st That .
hearing be bad upon the sams, on The hnh dsy ,'
Land, In sald Dstrict, 1t 10 o'slcct. A, NJ
and that al ercdItors who have proved their deon
! and other psrsops IN interest," me- aypsssI ~ M
time and plsee, and she. csu.s; ~ .ys nv, Ia
Why the payer OF sa'a rsuuo' '" NV Nv
1''L VA. J. PREBLE.
av2i Cierk or district Court Cor said District
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District Court o. tho UhIted
DIsTRICr OF MAINE-In the matter OF
III JNsthsnlsi q. Mssstps, sahr.pa.a,n ",
ey This 10 70 givs notice thst rsaS Sox ~ Nav
presen,sa p ~ ~. s ve OF YssassthA DesuupL
sssr ss:s ). s::';:s & s, ss..s Ss
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sod 5s'.,'ff ss,isnd, SsSss jane b. rs.ed.s
ss he Isth day fJuns 10 esiceh
shs,J. on The 26ih day or yune isss. 81 % o'eloet
a H., And, that alteration Who hare proved
- Al a. 4 tins and plaos. and sbow eesss any
L.y 2 .Ays: .sS The p'''s q ,.a p'ya '''s'a
NV w wN. r. PRkDLg,
,,a, CLERK Of District Court zoe s.'d Ntriet.
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For Sale,
Farm, for Sale.

I WILL SELL sell my Farm, two miles from the
Posi- Office, on the Alfred road. consisting OF 20
woodland, with good and ample buildings thereon.
wells OF water, Nc. cuts 40 tons or good English
Hay. is we'll sud securely fenced. hsa always hsen
heavily dressed, and no iarm In this county nin a
trees part Of which are in bearing condition: Is
near TO school house and church. The woodland
will be sold separate, II desired. .H Terms Easy
Biddeford, April 81, 1869. IL
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District Court OF the United states.

DISTRICT or MAINE-In the matter Of
~ Harrison Richardson. Bankrupt, In Bank.
Tuptcy. This Is 10 give notice that Petition has
been presented Ia the Court. this seventh day
OF May, by Harrison Rchsr dson. of Portland, .
bankrupt, praying that he may be decTeed 10 have
q full discharge from all his debts, provable under
the bankrupt Act. and upon reading said Petition.
upon the same. on the hfth day Of July, A D..
isC9 bcfore tho Court In Portland, In said District.
ut 10 O'Clock A. ~, and inst all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In inter-
est, may appear nj said time and place, ani show
cause, II any they have. why the prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted.
''''rIl' I'D "I|rTlf - WA. r. PREBLE,
Swat Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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Cour, OF the Uniied states.

DISTRICT OF MAINR--In tho matter Of
~ J. NJ. Thompson bankrupt In bankruptcy.
This 10 To give notice that Petition has been pres.
ented tothe Court, this 2ith day Of April lss'
rnpt, praying thst be may be dscreed TO have
hill discharge from ell his debts provsble un-
der the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petI-
had upon the same. on the nfth dayoi July, A. ID.
1869, before the Court In Portland. In said Die.
trct ut 10 o'clock A. M, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In IN
show cause, if any thcy have, Why the prayer u
said petition should nod b granted:
"a, c,,.. :, n,. WM: =. pREgLE.
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srs, Clerk OF p.,rIe, coai. e for r 'sa District,
District Court OF tn. United states.

DISTRICT or MAINE. In the matter Of
~ willard Ciapp, bankrupt In Bankruptcy
This IL to give notice that Petition has been pre-.
sented the Court, this nth day 81 April, 1902 by
willard Clapp. OF Portland. o bankrupt, Praying
that no may be decreed 10 have Q full discharge
from all his debts. provable under the bankrupt
Act. and upon reading said petition. 10 10 s,dosd
on the 5th day OF Juiy A. d. 1900 before the Court
In Portland, In said District. at 10 O'Clock. A. ~,
and that the second meeting OF the creditors ot
said Bankrupt, he held before James u. Pessenden
Register, on the fnh day Of June 1869. at 10
o'clock A. ~. and the third meeting CT the same on
the nth day Of June 1909 and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
show cause, II any they have Why the prayer Of
said petition should not he granted.
$50. .f.rf swM. Y. PREDLE,
Clerk Of District Court Tor said District.
3Wu Hff
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom Notice. m |
IL persons are hereby notified that have given my
y sons, Thomas L. Adams and Morris II. Adams, Their
time 10 act and trade for themselves and that shall claim
none Of their earnings psy any o. their deb aer this
date. LYDIA n. CAMPbELl.
Witness, ALoNo TowLE
Diddefori, Me-, April 30, 1869. gg''. 3wT
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Light foot.

IiShO
mI,Is stallion will stand Cor stock At the stable OF
| i John Drew, North Biddeford, this coming sea
| SON - +,
| Lightfoot Is eight years old, stands VI hand
Inches high and weighs ll75 pounds, Is Jet bisck,
| was raised On Virginia and sired by an imported
spanish horse.
time af service. JOHN pksN.
BInpsrORb, ls69. -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Whereas my wi Sarah L Ferguson has refused
w 10 live I'm the house provided Tor her by me.
and has lei. my he'd and board without cause.
this Is 90 forbid all psrsoos harboring and trusting
her on my account as shall pay no debts con-
ions II. FERGusos.
AtrRrp. May 10th 1863. 3w2o
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81 .OUT or SORTS,
rsAe DR s, q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BrrrERs.-ihs mO.t medicinal In the mar
ksi. Estahii.A.d i'm iscs. Iml2
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pre,eht Vyar.lVd 100 =

The following is The schedule Of the apPro-
priatiOns Of the Saco city government for the
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I. coNsULATEs GENERAL

Alexandria. Calcutta, Constantnople. frank
fort-on-the-Main,. l,lainl Havana, Montreal,
sl,ang al, Beirut, Tam ico, Lond n, Paris, and on
and amer the fourth Of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty mine, the consuiates az Paris and Lon
dor shall DO known and designated Is coosulAtes
general.
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Dl.,rl.. cs.r. . .. U.l'. q. s .......

aw2i Clerk Of Dis.ries cosrs 'Or 'sid District
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.ys ffuaJ" Notice. s3s5q spog %
TIE copanneyhp berettrv esiains between he sob
scrii-rs. under use hrm name a Macon, symoods 4
Co. psuesLas and Alsthc.rses ID this ay, By nntuai
consent, disso,yci. EDWARD MASON, D
~ VIIl 0EO. ". wALLiNGFoRD.
y knnrsank, May IL, ls6ss Doc .t1sl.al53 J. o
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MARRIED.

In this city, May -, by Rev. A. J. Weaver. Mr. Cha
Sutherland and Mrs Amanda blanchard, both of H.
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AmOor River. Apia, Belirs, 6aboon, Saint Paul
de Losnda, Lanthsla, SabAnilla.
For Interpreters TO the eonsuiAtes In China, ia
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July Large quantity of seizee
sugar of Auguste Coutourie has baen claimed by
Havana Grm Plazzan, Aviles & Co. Coutonre Il Co
have suspended payment. Besides sugar belonging tt
the latter firm under surveillance, is large quantity
of molasses and liquors.
Heavy orders for number one and number two whea
being received from France-more than can be filled
Orders for 100 900 bushels number one received with
in few days.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-Marshal Packard yesterday
on order from United States Court, seized books o
Auguste Coutourie & Co., which will be examined by
experts for evidence of frauds in relation seized
sugar. Court has appointed three appraisers to ap
praise the same sugars.
A dispatch from Houston Texas, reports unpre
cedented food of Colorado valley. Telegraph lines
down west of LaGrange for five days; hear moth
ing from beyond. Water all over the country some
places twenty feet deep and rising rapidly LaGrange
is being evacuated and Columbus is also being deserted
Women and children mostly gone. Houses seen float
ing past Lagrange Water in tops of trees in bottom
Tresting approaching railroad bridge at Columbus
gone and heavy rise had not yet reached there Most
of the fine crops in the valley destroyed.
New ORLEANS, July 10.-Further kilograms con-
firm accounts of the great floods in Colorado Valley,
Texas Water ten feet deep in the court house square
of Lagrange. Estimated % houses have been seen
passing down stream. River still rising Staging has
been stopped four days. Town Of Columbus entirely
surrounded by water. The BraZos river is also very
full and rising at the rate of four inches per hour.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Dispatches from Salt Lake,
Omaha, and other points report Indians turbulent.
MONTREAL, July Letters received here from JEFF
ferson Davis now at Paris, render it doubtful if his
health will permit Of his return but if it improves
sufficiently to travel, he will spend the in Cam
ada and the winter in Mississippi.
PORTSMOUTH, July 7.-Penobscot has arrived at the
Navy Yard from quarantine free from disease.
New YORK, July T.-Cubans Alfaro and Besora re-
leased on $4,000 bail
CoLUMHUs, o., July s.-Democrats have nominated
Rosecrans for Governor.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 8.-Feyer on the Curienx
unabated. One Of the crew died yesterday.
New YoRE, July s.-Much excitement over the fact
that large numbers of brokers before the Grand
Jury in regard to violations of usury laws.
VIM. Fl. Sanford, cashier of the National Bank, has
decamped. He is a defaulter 10 SloO, 600 Cause
unfortunate gold specuations He leaves destitute
wife and children Character for years unimpeacha-
BILE The Bank states its business proceeds As usual
Geocowria discharged to-day. Cuban recruits pres.
ent cheered Justify. The Spy french has disappeared
INV YoRx, July 8 f.. Goodwins tnbaooo factory, Al
Brooklyn seized BY rerenae officers No warrants yet
issued against brokers money lenders bnt the Grand
Jury stu taking evidence. Large number Of well
known brokers summoned. sass
Small pox materially ahaked il the city.
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-Col Robb, Collector o
Customs at Savannah is here Secretary of the Treas
ury has placed at bis disposal revenue cutter MeCul
loch until the Mansemond, at Baltimore repairing
is serviceable
Revenue to-day nearly sl,5oo,oo0; for the weei
over ST, 900 900.
President appointed John Dietrich Collector of Gus
toms at Valasca, Texas, vice Wagey suspended.
Dstillers licensed to make spirits from grain may
dsti fruit without increasing tax liabilities, but
not claim exemptions attaching to establishment ex
clusively devoted to fruit dstillaton.
No fractional currency issued this week.
All spirits forfeited from having been left in bonded
warehouses after 1st july ordered sold. Colec
tor gets per cent commission.
Cubans have the following letters received from
prominent Cuban officers, via Nassau and Key West
bringing dates to the lst. Intelligence of arrest o
Cuban Junta and others in New York, produced the
most profound impression of surprise and regret No
other news could have caused such feeling of despon
dency. One of the writers says it like the
Of the death of your nearest and best fried-your only
friend The feeling of all seemed to be that were
alone and must expect no assistance. However, all
seeiHg that it is liberty DEATH for mercy Can
be expected from the Spaniards, will fight ouy men
driven to such desperation can fight
Lemana, who succeeded Lesca at Nuevtas and
Puerto Principe reported to have lost 200 troops by
desertion to Quesada Deserters report disatection
among the Spanish troops increasing caused by fire.
quen changes of commanders of posts and quarres OF
regimental officers. Frequent collisions between
outposts without serious loss on either side The Gu
bans claim advantage of position and earnestness
the part of their troops Spanish commanders con.
tnue TO execute all prisoners Immediately upon cap
ture; even those who wounded are executed on
the field. Quesada has hitherto respected the rights
of prisoners This policy is giving dissatisfaction in
his camp. His followers demand retaliation.
Public Printer Clapp, replying to committee of book
binders regarding employment of apprentices, denies
the right of any private organisation dictate to the
Government.
JoarneymeE Carpenters Association of this city, in.
serted word "whte " in their constitution, thus ex
GLIDING blacks from membership.
HConservatives of Mississippi and Texas not hopeless
of securing earlier election day than that ordered at
cabinet meeting yesterday, and which will not in
terere so much with cotton picking. It appears Mr.
Boutwell,, in cabinet council, thought the proposed
day would be earliest of the season.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, July Dean Stanley, in sermon on tht
4h of July deprecated the of irritating language
between those in authority in England or America
Madrid, July TN the Cortes, Fguarra moved
penalties against those refusing to to sup
port the constitution
BREsT, July 1.-THE Great Eastern had arrived il
American waters.
LONDON, July daily News says, edtorislly, the
Irish church bill will leave the House of Lords with
very different character from that with which it en-
tered and much less acceptable to the country. I'm
possible for the House of Commons to accept amend
made by the PEERS and it will be their duty to
reverse the bill to its original FORM The Lords have
done their best to spoil they prudently alb
stained from rejecting, and the Commons must trans
form the deformed BILL .. -r..,
PARIS, July 7.-Patrie denies Ministerial changes
are imminent. La Frances denies contemplated evac.
uaton of Rome by the French.
BREsT, July S.-Dispatches from the Great Eastern
state she weathered heavy gale Monday. sAll we'll
signals good; 1924 knots out.
MADRID, July ministerial crisis over Zearia
appointed Minister of justice Mortas of public works;
Biccarra Of colonies. =.< ..,7
PARIS, July S.-Rumor that Spain requested France
to advise the United States to preserve strict neutrality
regarding Cuba is unounded. Regarded certain that
Rouhr, representing theory of personal government,
will give place to Emile Oliver, representing Para-
mentary government. Stated the Emperor is willing
"oahAoh
Government with the country and Legislature. Senate
will assemble and when organised changes will be
consummated
BREsT, July S.-All we'll on Great Eastern. Signals
good
MADRID, July s.-Fresh ministerial complications,
and whole Cabinet will probably resign.
LONDON, July 9-Action of Lords ON Irish bill Gre
ates intense excitement. Bright and Gladstone
evasvely to letters urging of reform
league agitation and express hope the Lords will ulti
mately yield
PARIS, June 9.-Political combination continues
Emperor decided to give way Chambers and change
system of government.
BREsT, July 9.-Great Eastern 1884 knots out Of
fcers expected to reach shoal soundngs to-day.
LONDON, July lo.-Report on disestablishment bill
received. Earl Clancart gave notice when bill came
up for third reading he would three months post
MADRID, Jnly l0.--Governor of Catalonia dismissed
for failure to prevent republican demonstrations.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, July s-Troops under Halinasda here cap
tured rebel entrenched camp at Nagua together with
powder mills and quantity of material, forming
complete arsenal. Captain General DeRodas has
the island except Sagua, Carbarien Nuevitas, Gbara
Baracoa Guantanamo, Santiago de Cuba, sasa, Trini-
dad and Cienfuegos Vessels and their crews, if
armed or engaged in bringing fibusters to Cuba are
declared pirates.
HAVANA July 1O.-Government estimate July ex-
penditures at 81, 100000. Government has embargoed
five hundred and forty estates. Valmazeda writes
DeRodas civil authority reestablished il Jurisdictions
of Manzania, Bayamo and Irquani. DeRodas accords
free of telegraph to agents of New York Associated
Press. Quaker City arrived at Kingston 29th, and
departed Destination unknown.
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b Y T E l. E 6 r A P II +.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Southwestern

LONDON, July 9, noon.-Consols s34 Bonds S14
LIVERPOOL, July g. noon.-Cotton quiet; sales of the
week So, GOO bales of which for export 900 and on
speculation 1000; stock on hand $4,000 bales, Of
which 270,000 atqaAmerican; stock afoaf esl ,ooG
bales, including 49, 900 American.
LIVERPOOL, July 9, afternoon-Yarns and fabrics
quiet
New YORK, July 9, noon.-Money 7f9ct currency
to gold Sterling 1899. Gold 1861. Cotton dull ali
345c.
New ORLEANS, July O. Cotton receipts to day
sS and for the week 1861 bales; exports to-day SIC
and for the week, foreign 1880 and coastwise $3.50
bales; stock hand 1884 bales; sales to-day l03
and for the week 119l bales; middling 329c Gold
1869. Sterling 1901; New 7 York sight afact premium
Flour-ow grades firm, but high grades dull superfne
S. IS, double extra Sc 25 and treble extra same
Corn-white 81 OF. Oats 75c, Bran 81 10. Hay
prime s26@27. Pork s34 IS. Bacon shoulders
14a clear rib 1s4 and clear sides Isle Lard-terce
l91@20 and keg 214c. Sugar frmer; common lO4
and prime 134@l34c. Molasses-choiee fermeuting
64c. Whisky 81 o24@l o5. Cofee-fair 14l @l54
and prime l6!0l64c,
New YORK, July g. evening Cotton dull and 4c
lower; sales 500 bales at sale Money easy at 7f9ct
currency at which bulk of business DONE Sterling
quiet, I09S@lO95. Gold 1859.
LIVERPOOL, July 9, evening.-Cotton quiet, but un
changed.
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VOL. XVII.
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BOWIE COUNTY STILL AHEAD.-We frequently read
wonderful of something that has happened,
and it is located so far away that
tain whether we reading the truth or romance
but for the edfcaon of our readers we publish the
details of OF those wonderful events that happened
so near that any disposed to doubt our statement
readily examine and be convinced
Bowie county, Astounding in fine water, intelligent
and healthy people and good neghborhoods, has been
famous for freaks like the alluded to below but
have never heard Of being carried to the same
extent But the facts. lady, who is the wife of
modest and unpretending gentleman, recently gave
birth to four children, on one and the same day and
date. The three which now living are large,
sprghty and healthy For the truth of this statement
refer to Rev. D. Stuart Dr. Reid, attending physi
clan, and Col D., the former sheriff of the county,
who are all men of truth We learn that the for
tunate sire of the four little strangers dis
tance from the house, plowing when the "event
PRED" and heard of each arrival in detail On get
ting home, almost breathless and terrified he saw it
was too late to remedy what had already happened,
and employed his first recovered breath in ordering
stay of further proceedings" Exchange.
In view of the above we have earnestly advised
some of married friends to straightway move to
Bowie, but at the time, with equal earnestness,
have warned others against hazardous step.
TEA-It is but few days since the first eonsign-
ing from the Gazette of that city, will give idea of
what Western neghbors think of the teas received
from the antipodes via San Francisco:
"The favor of teas received by this quick route,
when compared with those by the six months circuit
of the Horn the smell Of newmown hay is the
lifeless odor Of the baled hay of commerce. The
Of cup Of this tea, which but few weeks ago
delicately sealed up by tawny hands, sleeps the
in Kaleidoscope vision of the gorgeousness of
the fowery Land, and makes feel if China were
our next door neighbor, and the Chnaman and
brother"
If we to credit Western papers, fully fifty thou
sand Chinese iabOrers en- route for Southern
cotton fields There is no doubt but California and
the territories the Pacific slope will do all they
to stimulate this emigration, it relieves them of a
troublesome incubus and gives to the South it's great
est want When first alluded to this labor tide,
which was TO sweep down the Valley Of the Mississippi
We did not underrate either its Sestness its mpor
tance but that the speed with which it has been
precipsated has exceeded most ardent hopes and
expectations In the counta beneficial results to ac
crne to the South and 10 Cd zion, when the China
man fills the hiatus left BY labor, can see the
solution Of all our present difficulties the only sufferer
being the negro himself The dearest laborer in ths
world, be must 90 to the wall when brought into esn
tact with The cheapest His doom il oversating hin
sooner thaa We expected New Orleans Times.
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Ladies or gentlemen in want of very stylish boot
or shoe, gentlemen in search of prime hat, goods
which combine elegance with durability, would do we'll
to examine the stock of J. B. Lewis No Texas street.
of our CITY,