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Evening star., 1869-07-10
Cry TAxEs PoR 90 Asp,,o-Mncn,n,i

CITY TANEs FOR 90 9ASD'.O-Much anxiety
l. felt by property owners generally, req ard
ing the action OF the new Councils as 70 the
ration @. taxation in this city for The ensuioV
year. In The present stacnation OF ali classes
Of buslDe~s-tns general pTostratiou OF reI
estate CT ratIoIs. and the great number of ten
antless houses-the imposition OF a high rate Of
tax UpOa the largely increased assessment OF
IRIS sPTIng could not fail to check If not destroy
al building operations.
HashIug'OE has experienced a serious blow
since the last Presidential election. IN Conss-
Queuce q the UuCertaIH'y f-It BY large pr5-
portion of It's Populatlon as TO their tenure OF
once. the vast decrease Of The clerical force in
the departments. as Well a. the numerous re-
EOEals DecessItatrd by a change of adminis-
trstIon; and whilst there is little doub, thar
the present year Will be one of the duI!est thar
the county a. large has ever experienced, es-
leeisily Will 1t be the case In this metropolis,
which has no outside trade or resources. but is
dependent holly upon rs local business.
We have heard the opinion expressed by
TaEy OF our most enteTprising business men.
"ho are thoroughly couNeTSant with the ca
aacity snd wants Of this city. that a rate o. tax
rNcsedirg one dollar on the hundred would
rove very hurtfUI and disas trous TO It's growth
I'D progress. Il Is urged by them that tha
above amounts would yield a revenue Of
>-teCVe, " hich. with The licenses will aggregate
million OF dollars. as much. NJ Is thoug hit as
the Corporation should require under the pres
ent flat condition of things and general prostrl-
ton Cf business.
As matter OF policy. 1t strikes US that these
views should receive proper Consideration by
the new BOards. ltis well enough 10 take the
TOse-cclOIed view OF our affairs, such as some
Ci cur cotsmpOraries and correspondents IN
dulge In continually, but he facts will not
bear them ont Property is not holding its
own, Ten are falling; building is stopped 10 a
great extent, and the impetus received since
the var Is well nigh checked. Everything
should be done TO encourage private improve
Inents, thereby giving employ ment to the thous-
ands OF needy ones who are depen dent for their
subsistence on their daily labor, and anything
which tends towards the prevention of such
enterprises will do great harm to our material
interest.
In WV OF our present condition and pr -
poets, we earnestly urge upOn cur CIiy Fathers
the Iscessi y CT Keeping down the rate OF TAXA
uCn 10 the lowest point possible.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

MissIssIPPI PoLITICs-J5Sig Dent and o.,
f,0rcrl OTshlp.-A Lew organ of thu Natioral
Republican party. made lts appearance at
Jackson, MISS, yesterday, ana Ji,ts the nama
Oi Judge Dent for Governor The saIutatory
say L. will be Iruly national IN all its aims.
y6iding hearty and unqutliiiei support 20
the administration OF President Grant, and
urging "a strict adherence 10 the reCsnsrru cti N
aCis. IL Will endravOr TO bring about such
WIS., and reasonable action on the part of the
people ot MIssIssippI as viii place them Ia
tG!l accord with Con gress and the natibn. IL
vlii advocate universal suffrage and universal
arue.ty urOn a basis OF civil aud political
eg Gs lty to all. Judge Dents nomtnI ItIJu on
tie Grant platform meets with warm apprO-
baton and general applause.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

The SEAT OF GOVERNMENT The Nav
York ErsHinJ Post says CT the Chicago 7ri-
dune surprisingly magLlnimous suggestion
Tor locating the National Capital permanently
al 81. Louis, that ''it Is an idle discussion bnt
II may }ssibIy amuse h. Chicago men aud
Cannot hurt anybody else"
The Post COS on 10 say
w hen W ashingt1n was selected for the can.
Ital of the nation, the rivalry lay between the
three rivers. the delaware, the Susuuahanua
and the Potomac. A river was at tia; tim-
IOtenuaiity, because affording means of access
an NE sallIrg packets of the period; the rail-
SissIpPl might present formidable claims TO the
elite. and -. Louis would offer, perhaps, as
many advantages as any other point upon its
banks.
NeTber the centre of area nor the centre Of
population Is necessarily the most desirable
spot tor the seat OF government. Ifnot a dollar
Lad ever been expended for public buildings,
and the choice OF a capital was To be m ad- no "
fOr the firsttIme, il is doubtful whether central
Ity OF area or population would be, or ought 10
bt controlling in the determination OF it, Bot
millions have been spent in providing house
rCem for the Executive, the legis Stature and IN
judiciary al Washington, and twIc. as much
more would have 10 be paid out OF the Treasury
10 set the government a going at ST. Louis
Herein Ines perhaps the secret OF the interest
taken IN this question at the West. The word
Job seems 10 De written all over IL.
washington Is IN many res poets an urcom.
portable capital. IL Is the hottest and the colo
est. the wettest and the dryest place on the
Atlantic border. John Randolph siit Penn
sylyania avenue was the race-c1urse OF the
t!rUents, which was even happier mot IN IN
BIS weil-knovn description Of The town as ":ae
cry OF magnificent distances" In extremes Of
temperature, in mud and dust, ST. LOUIS is
said 10 rval n N the alley of the Mississippi.
To chang &c from one hot, cold, blusterIng
muddy cry TO another, at a cost of untolH mil.
lions, merely 10 get near the centre OF popula-
lion. seems most unwise measure, which
Congress will be Glow TO adopt.
81 Louis, with all its drawback is growing
up q mighty city, and does not need the seat
o. Government. and we cannot afford as vet TO
make marble solitude, a Tadmor, or a Kar-
LAX, on the Potomac.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

Prom ]. Shillington we have Hsara aad Hon.
Ter July 10, containing the opening chapters Of
The Romance Of q Rich sung Girl" by tbs
brilliant French author Of sThe Romance OF a
Poor Young MAN." also, Every saturday,
for July nth.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

Mr. ID. d. Howard, supposed to be the last
Fr.IIVsr Of the company poisoned at the Ma
tior al Hotel in Washington I'm Iss7, has Jus
sailed for Europe. He has been an invalid
ever since the poisoning.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

The Paris evening papers of yesterday an
ncUnce the resignation Of the French Ministry.
~ X uber has been com mmissioned to form q
new Cabinet, which Will include four msmbsrs
q. lhe Ttsry Dgrfi
Evening star., 1869-07-10

DCRABILITY OF WOODEN FoCNDArIoss
tNDER wATKR.-A striking proof OF the gen.
orally conceded fact OF the durability of wood
under water has been given withia the pas,
week IN this city. In removing the old build
ines on Pennsylvsnia avenue. bstween 9, b and
IL IN streets, preparatory TO the erection of q
large iron building for Mr.. Alexander r. Shep.
herd, the werkmen found the wooden mbers,
upon which the wall. Were built and whic b
hsd been immersed In water for full fifty years,
IN perfect state Of preservation, without the
slightest symptoms OF decay or unsoundness.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

IL is reported that new Conservative
paper will be started in Washington in the fall.
with Hon. Edm mund Burke, ofNew Hampshi
and Mt. l.. q. Washington, formerly con nscted
with the IntelliseHesr, a. the head OF its editorial
stan. With Mr.. Burke 70 represent the North.
ern Democracy and Mr.. W ashington the South.
ern, the political team will be pretty strong
Evening star., 1869-07-10

Tee Boston Herald. in nominating Charles
FrsLCls Acsms for Governor, suggests 70 ].
q A. 20 stand aside and .give the cid man a
CLq.Ge."
Evening star., 1869-07-10

Esh'y-foUr counties OF Virginia give Wal.
EeT :Ur Governor 5000 majority
Evening star., 1869-07-10

For THE Accommodation OF PERSONS
leaving the city during the summer months
they can have THE STAR mailed to their
address, 10y ordering the same at the Office, for
l25s cents Per week, for one week or more.
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~ BANKRU PTCY,

1S BANKRUPTCY,
L District OF COLUMBIA, -.
At the >tfv of Washington on the Sth day u
July. 1853. The undersigned hereby gives motto
OF his appointment as Assignee of HOW AID
LINDSAY, in the City of Washington, within
sai District, who ha, been adJudged Bankrupt
upon mis- OWE petition by the Supreme Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
jy 10 law3w City Hall. Assignee.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

wAsHIN6rON, ID. July 5. 1859
On the petition Of 4. GOODALE, of Clin-
ton. Iowa praying for the extension of q patent
granted TO hin the 9th day of October. lSs5 aud
Issued on the 18th day of April, 1861, for i'm
proyeme ut in mach ines f. r making veIop.H:
1t Il ordered, that said petition be heard this
Office the .nth day Of Sc Itsmber next Any psr-
sor may oppose this extension Objections, depo
.itions, and other papers shsuld be filed 1 u tnts
of ce twenty DAYS before the day of hearing
SAMUEL 2. FISHER.
Jy 10 lawSw Commissioner OF Patents,
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I'm y 7
LIME I

The Virginia Line Con- psEy are prepared +.
iTruish their WOOD BURNT LINE AZ their de
pots Marylsna avenue and lGth street, sui No
iih lnion street, Alexandra, Va Cheap aud OF
sood quality. JOHN PETTIBONE
lyl0 cow Agent for Uompauy
Evening star., 1869-07-10

T[EO1ICE-A meeting of the JEFFERSON
: rs r BALL CLUB will be held 81 Gsr-
h@ILt :. corner II lvih ard r. stress, THIS EVE
NM at . clock 1t
-C+METEODIsT PROTESTANT CHURCH,
> < 9jh 'trt ct, hetW cen = Sud E-SeIVices In
this Church on SABBATH, tiIth lust } b. the
fa-tcT. al u a. NJ Sutisct Moses aud ChriSt -
- In let chapter H. CONT aUed 10 the evenings
ssrvtCes Il =. Spats free. II
D5cESTEAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ne forty sixth months meeting of this Asso-
citation Will te he'd at the City II al the eve
LiLg Il a 1 E.c bAl Ii. b inst. at clock
j. l03 Nm n. MOORE. Sec
GEMS FOE a QUARTEa-12 FOR 30
~ tENTs-h the urFq nailed new GGM
DEfhkfMENf OF the WIiirEHUR-T GAL
bfhf. 423-o Pennsylvania avenue between A.
aHJ J.5 streets. other Pictures, all sizes anf
styles. rlsiu AID Colored. in p-opprtion. The
CHI spt-t fTst class Galery il America. Fa,iliues
unsurpassed. JylO.2,-
IT. EBOPENISG OPTHE CALVARY B1P-
IS list Oh HUn.-Tte o De1IcatIrS ryics,
OF the tdinee lately rebuilt, at the corner OF
Afsh 18th and ii streets, have ben s-raaR d
Tor To M0BRoW. JULY ll'h. Bev W HAGUE,
u. ID Of h ston, Will preach at II A. aad Rev
j SPANCEh KEHNaRD, % Pailsfe'phia at a
9uar'er before .. m. Citizens anu stranger are
invited. IL
Evening star., 1869-07-10
NEW BUILDING AssOCIATION

Ihe first meeting Of the subscribers to the
union BUlLDiS9 u ASSOCIATION Of the FIrst
ward. for the pay nent of dues, will he held at the
Fri, nds nj. etinE house, l. bet ween 18Th an lgtb
streets. MONDAY, July 18th, at o'c ock m
Persons /. sirous of taking stock are no yited to
attend. s.. CAJ1ERMaS, President
Is feCrttary. IV.D-2t
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rTHE SUNDAY HERALD

II ~
uS will apeear
MINT SUNDAY
under new proprietorship and m,lsgem,ut
IL will contstn
HON A Ii STEPHENS RIPLY TO JUDGE
NICHOLAS Original
The coDtinu. .tion of ROSE AND TdORN ;OR
CLAUbIAS 1RICHPU y
AN uNFOKrUN
Latest N,ws by Telegraph TIE Di-pa'ches OF the
Associated ess. Literary AMI Reiisious Mis-
oeusny. kketch-s. Hum P,etr,. a..
u b. y. WILKINS CO. Propri ,tors
Evening star., 1869-07-10
TGBEAr ATTRACTION AT ran
TWO TRIUMPHS.
IMPROV WE'D SODA
WITH FBUIT AND CREAM SYRUP,
IN GLASS FOUNTAIN
KOLB'S,
je % I'm May Building. corner 7th and sts

rDEPOsIr IOUR MONEY now
eums deposited With rRREDMAN's SAVINGS
AND TbU,T COMPANY, <12 7th street, oppo
site Post Office, bet~ cen this date and July 18th,
begins to crsw interest July LIST. Interest is paid
three times year
epecisl dep sits Of $50 left with ~ thirty DAYS
or more, draw interest st rase OF 4 per cent De-
81 ,0O UF. jel1-lm
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In bankruptcy.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
| District Of Maine. In the matter OF ionestus
Peaslee, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. District OF
Maine, So - Upon the application OF Wilbur
r. LunI Assignee OF the estate OF uOnestus
Peaslee. bankrupt, u Is ordered, That third
General Meeting OF the Creditors OF said Bank
rupt be held at BiddefOrd in said District on the
18th day Of May, A. D. 1883, at ten o'clock
A NJ at the Office of. D. fessenden, one OF the
Registers IN bankruptcy In sald District, for the
purposes named In the Twenty seventh Section OF
the bankrupt Act Of March 2, 1857. And Il Is FUR.
Their Ordered, that the Assignee give Office OF said
Meeting by sending written or printed notices by
mail. postpaid, OF the time and place OF said
meeting 90 all known Creditors OF said bankrupt,
and that he also notify the Bankrupt 10 be present
thercati and he shall also publiss notice OF the
time and place or said meeting ON two different
days, IN the newspaper called the Blddeford Jour
nal printed at Biddeord. ai least ten days prior TO
said meeting.
Witness the Honorable Edward Fox, Judge Of
the said Court and the seal thereof, at Portland
In said District on the thirteenth day OF March,
A. n 1869
SLSl WV. II. PRERLy,
Clerk OF District Court Of said District.
Issued this thirteenth day OF March, ls69, by
James D. Resssndsn, Register In Bankruptcy.
2WlJ
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Dosf Forget ths Csseertt .
The concert " sacred and select music, which
-wasto have been given last week, but was post
pouei on account Of the storm, will be given
chs lFriday) evening. at shaw's Hall "esre
assured that some god music may be e'Pee'e''.
Crossded ossf.
Several communications and other articles In
tended for this paper. are crowded out oy me
M.yors' addresses, Of saco and BiddefOrd.
Ber,-ick. -,
Az the annual Town Meeting in Berwick. the
follovinr town officers were chosen Moderator,
Geo. Moore; Town Clerk, Alvin d. Spencer ;
se,eetmen, Richard L. Goodwin, Moses Z. Clark,
Daniel W. Spencer; Treasurer. Geo Moore
Town Agent. John Hurd; School Committee,
william Emery. John II. stillings Auditor,
John W. Clark Constables, Reuben C. Clark
Thomas Hurd. William c. Lord, Geo. s. Good
win, VIM. ii Stanley. John Nolan, Sylvester l.
Hooper
Wud Cat. ...-.-
&C. jameson Of Great Pals, and John Butlei
of Berwick. recently caught Wild Cat in tho
Gerrish woods, measuring 3 feet In length and
l-2 in height
Lebaaos.
Mss Anna Burrows Of Lebanon, Me-, vhC
is now eighty-one years Of age, has. the pas
summer, wove Ave hundred yards Of cloth, and
spun ten skeins Of yarn daily for two consecu.
tive weeks smart old la,ly, to whom may
many years be added ... H..trrr ...r
Drss~seS. ..........
Alloy by the name Of Crowley, years old,
was drowned in this city last week, by breaking
through the ice. His body was not recovered
until Sunday r.r.r .r.r .Hrr
Cornish.
At the anusl town meeting IN Cornish, John
Jameson was chosen Moderator; David c Pike
Town Clerk; Horace A. Pike, silas West and
Ivory u. Weeks, Selectmen; Albert q. o'DriOn,
Treasurer; Samuel Pendexter, Jr., and John
Jameson, school Committce All Republicans.
Temperance Meetings.
A nunbcr Of eitissns' meetings 10 discuss the
Temperance question. have been arranged. The
first will be held next Monday evening at the
Free Baptist vestry, Rev. Mr.. Boyd .
Ne,- Riak. .........
Messrs. Turner and Muttart are building a
velocipcde rink 4O,s0, on the corner Of Main
and jefferson streets.
To,-n Finances.
The fnanecs Of the town Of Berwick are in a
healthy and sound>condtion. The bonded deb,
Of the town is but $4,000, and the floating
debt only s1,o59,is, while the town has assets
from which il will probably realize more thar
$1,000 During the past year, the obligations
Of the town have been promptly met at matur'
ity, and the selectmen say in their annual re.
port, tia, ''this management Of the bonded deb
and its payment ut maturity. il, In grca
measure, owing to the skin, energy and fidelity
Of the Treasurer" George Moore, esq, hai
been Treasurer Of the town for several years
and was again reelected. A compliment from
political adversaries which faithful and efiieien
services make well dcservel--Gt Falls JOw'
nal
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I'm llaukruptey.


Tn the District Court Of the United States for
il the District OF Maine. In the matter OF
Hohsstus Pcaslee, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. Dis
triet OF Maine, ss-upon the application CT VIII
bur n. Lunt, Assignee OF the estate OF Honostus
Peasloe, bankrupt, IL Is ordered, that q second
General Meeting " the Creditors OF said Bankrupt
30 held at Bldebrd In said District. on the
thir,leth day OF April, A. II: 1863, at ten o'clock
A. ~, at the once Of }. ID. feSsenden, one OF the
Registers IN Bankruptcy In safl District, for the
purposes named In the Tweat y-Seyenth Section OF
the bankrupt Act Of March :, iSts. And IL Is fur.
ther ORDERED. That the Assignee give notice OF said
uiecting by sending sritten or printed notices by
mall Postpaid, OF the time and place " aid meet.
ing 10 all knosn creditors Of said Dankrupts and
that he slso notify the bankrupt ~ be present
thsreAti and he shsll also Pasllsh notice q the
time aud place of sAld meeting on two different
days, In the newspaper called the Union and Jour.
nal printed at BtIdslOrd, at least ten days ptior
10 said meetlng. % .. =.
witness the Honorable Edward Fox. Judge OF
the aid Court. and the seal thereof, at Portland
In said District, On the thirteenth day Of March,
A. II 1859.
SL4S.S WA. T. PRBBLE,
C.erk OF Distrist Court fOr sAid District
Issued this thirteenth day OF March. 1850, BY
James ID, fessendeu, Register In bankruptcy.
2slJ
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MARINE CORPS.

For pay of officers non-com mi STONED officers. mu.
sicians priyates, clerks, messengers stewardnurse
and servants FOR rations and clothing ior ofcers
servants tIonsl rations To officers for i've years
service. for undrnwn clothing. urhundred and NJ
~ thousand dollars.
For pensions, (proyisionsO one hundred and NIFTY
six thousand six hundred and sevcnty-two dollars
For elo Ihing ono hundred and twenty mine thou
sand four hundred aud twenty-five dollars; =,
For fuel, twenty'six thousand six hundred and
For military stores, viz, Fay OF mechanics re.
pair or arms purchase OF accoutrements ord.
nance stores flags, drums, hfes, aud other instru-
ments, seven thousand dollars.
For transportation OF officers, their servants.
troops, and Tor expenses Of thou.
sand dollars.
For repair of barrack, and rent Of Office. where
For contingencies, viva Freight ferIiage. toll !
entagcI wharfage purchase and repair OF boats
compensation OF Judge advocates, per diem for 81.
constant labor house rent In lieu of quarters.and
Communication for quarters 70 officers on shipboard
burial OF deceased marine,S printing. stationery,
ans repair: 81 and water q
water rent, forage, straw, barrack furniture fur
niture for officers quarters bed sacks, wrapping
spsr S pss tool. S.sp Of horse
for the messenger repairs 20 IRE engines pur.
chase and rsgalr Of engine hose purchase oi Jun ~
be, Tor sssshs.' mro, sns s ,snar 81 names
purchase and repair OF hAndcarts and vheeibar-
rows, scayengering, purchase and repsir Of saL
leys, cooking stoves, ranges stoves where there
are DO Crates, gravel for parade grounds repair
| OF pumps furniture for stan and commanding Oh
hcers brushes, brooms, buckets. paving, and Tor
other purposes, hfty thousand dollars.
sEc 3 Ind Dc % NrtAu enacted, That each ana
every seaman, ordinary seaman, or landsman who
shall perform the duty on fireman OF coal HEAVIER
board OF any vessel OF war shall be entitled 70
| and shall receive . compsnsation ut the rate oi
thrty-three cents per day for the time they shall
thus be employed a. atemen and eeal-heavers.and
which shall be In addition 10 their compensation
as seamen, ordinary seamsn, or landsmen, ~ aioro
SIC J. Lrd be % farther ersefsd, That 90 much OF
| tho nrst section Of the sAct making approprla
lions fer the naval service for the year ending the
thirtisth day ef juno one thousand eight hundred
and hny-three,- declares that the salary Of the
secretary OF the Naval Academy shall be twelve
hundred aud atty dollars per annum be, and the
ssme, 10 hereby, rspesledt and the salary ef said
Secretary. ffsm and ntsr tho thrtsth day OF June,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight. shall be NJ the
rate Of fourteen hundred dollars pcr annum.
SEC Z xak ls % 6srfAer ssssfst, That 20 much
OF the eighth section Of IN oct entitled An act To
amend certain acts In relation 70 the navy" ap-
Sroved March second. eighteen hundred and sixty,
seven and q any other act authsrisiay the annual
sslecton Of ten enlis,sd apprentices Tor appoint
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Notice Of Assignee sfHis Appes.tns.s.
TN the District Court Of the United States f6r
lths Distsiet q Maine. In ths matter q etsvsna
nrosbsrs, BaakuptA In Bankruptey. Dlstfiei
Of Maine, SAL Biddsfbrd. tss tvssiy-sixth day
q February. a. y. isss. The un4suig.ed hsvsby
isvsus Ssoshsrs, Of BIddsIord, IN de Cesssy q
Yosk. - 6fata q Malaa. NIlAlA ~ Dil1steA
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State af Maine.

YoRK. ss.-Af tAs Supreme Jsdte,ai Court, bsgu'
ssd Acid AZ SaeO ,ritAtn ard for sa,d County OF York
on fAs 6rst Tuesday Of ydasarv, an hs year 81 osI
lord Oas tAOssaad sight Aandred and sfrfy-afnsi
upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the II
belant give notice To the said Anna K Batcheldel
20 appear before the Justices OF our said supreme
Judiclal Court 10 be held OF Alfred, within and fo
said County ofYork. on the third Tuesday Oh may
next, by publishing an attested copy OF SAFE
libel aud this order thereon, In the Union ans
Journal, public newspaper printed In Bidde
ford In said County OF York, threeweeks success
siyeiy, the last publication thereof to be thirt,
days at least before the sitting OF said Court tina
she may then and there In our said Cour' show
cause Il any she have. why the prayer OF said libe
should not be granted.
,o~o, Attest, ii. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
>5CT LRS. A true copy Of the Libel aud OF
~ ~ der OF Court thereon.
3wI2 Attest II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YoRK. IS. s. y. c., January Term, 1889.
To the Honorable, the justices ut the SUI
pretns Judicial Court, now holden at Saco. tor
and within said County.
ID ESPECTfULLY represents William ID. Batch.
In elder, OF Berwick. in said York County, that
on the fret day OF January, 1851, at ManchestS,
In the County OF uillsOOIough and State OF New
HAMPSHIRE nc was lawfully married 10 Anna u.
patchelder, now OF parts unknowni that since
said marriage he has eOhabited will said Anna r..
in this State that since said marriage he has al.
ways depOrted himself as chaste, faithful and
aliectiOnate husband but that the said Anna r.,
wholly regardless Of her marriage covenant and
duty, on or about the first day OF October, 1865,
without any Just or sufficient cause, did desert
your libelant, aud since said time has utterly re-
nlsed to live with him aud that the said Anna t..
on divers DAYS and times, since said hrst day OF
OctOber. 1865, has committed adultery with divers
lcwd men, whose names are TO your hbellant I'M
known. Wherefore, and because consistent with
the peace and morality Of society, he prays that
divorce frOm the bonds OF matrimony may DO de-
creed 10 hiu and as m duty bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM IA BATCIELDER.
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AT counr OF PROBATE

IyELD az Portland. within and Tor the County o.
N Cumberland, on the third Tuesday OF hsreh,
in the wear OF our Lord eighteen hundred and six
ty-ninet ......
EDWARD X BOURNE, OF Kennebunk, in the
County Of York. Judge oi Probate Tor said County
% York, named Executor In certain Instrument
purportlng % be the last will and testament q
William n sewall, late OF konnsbunk, In said
county. deceased. having presented the sAms. and
petitioned for the probate thereof, ORDERED, That
The aid Edward Z. Bourne give notice 20 all per
sons interested, by causing copy of this order 10
be published three weeks successfully In the Union
and Journal, q Newspaper printed nj Diddeford. 10
said County Of YORK. that they uay appear ct o