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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-08
Ghr 8ulletin.
Commercial.
THURSDAY Eyrxrxo, April 7th, 20.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 7th, 20.
There has been rather more activity in
our market during th" present week than
two weeks previous. a. we predicted
several weeks since, We are again begin-
ming to see II revival Of the Southern flour
trade which j. one" more coming this
way and the receipt, having lately been
unusually light stocks in store are being
drawn upon to a greater extent than for
some time past. This il what our dealers
most desires at this season, and from this
time forward il is hoped that there will Ice
no sccumulation,. Corn oats and hnv
confirm" in good demand and all receipt.
are readily taken ut current rates. Par
tcular, with regard to other descriptions
Of produce will be found under thcir rn-
pcctivc headings. s an item of general
interest to the business public, We have OBJ
aimed from the polite aud accommodating
officers of that great artery of Cairo COM
merco.
THB lLLiSois CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
n condensed statement, of,thrir bu.ipe..
during the past three months
In addition 10 what has been con, ien.d
to Cairo merchants aud frrwartlcr. and
sl'o not including IA" largo amount tina, ha.
been rcshippcd to various point. on tho
Mobile " Ohio Railroad. the company
have r'-hippcd hy boat to New Orlean,
and Intermediate point. A. follows. viz;
Bib Flour Gen Md.a.
Jan. %. 2 s,p Ton.
Feb. --8H AM. Il 200 .,
Mnh--Jl Az. BOA .
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Hat es,.,Ov.. Hat Oye.

TBy bgsr ~ rgr SopLD--doe- not contain lead
no vitfiol p"lson- to IHr,lyze th" system ar pro-
dnre death. 1t i perfectly narne-s-r"iisbir-
instantaneous. Avoid ;he Wanted and drlu-lSe
preparations bos-t ng virtues they do not I''-scs-,
II you would escape the danger The genuine
W 4. Bstoh-ior- Hair 10y. ha. thirty year-' rep-
uts,ion to uphold IT, integrity sold by Drug
xI-,.. Applied at ~ Buny street, " Y.
uBy4tlAHy
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Material 20 max. dollar boti" u the best HAIR
restorative ever usei Tor Restoring gray han To
it-mlginni colur SEM a. cent. ioi package.
~ roc WANT.
Sic. WIN. Teeth. Healthy Gum-, aud sweet
breath send Ter our TURKISH uENTKIFlCE,
pftys, - cents.
~ YUt vsNr
A sir. cprr for H.aiarhe. ',isfrh, Henfn"~, ~
bn,fns b. th~ ears. send TOT our srERNrTA.
TORY. Pri,e - cents.
S.Eithrr OF III. auose -eBt postpaid 90 -.
ceipt oi pr"e.
Addt"s. Joseph r. l. rhsr Isl Market street.,
Il i.Dps, Mo. '"ElNiaN
Az Essay FOR YOUNG MN, on Physiologi.
ca Efror-, Abuses and Disease, incident 20
Youth and Early Manhood. which create imp-di'
m.nts to MARRIAGE, ~ith sure means Of relief
sent IN sealed letter envelopes. free e charge.
address, br. :. skIlLIN HOu"HTUS, Hnrgrd
Association, Philsislphs. Pa s.47dsu3In
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Look 90 Tour ShtIar~" The Great
No.ihInx Remedy.

Look 90 Your Shttar~"-Ihe Great
Soothtny Remedy.
xy- Cures Cole and Grp,ng pp,pl
WHlTCUMb- 80. 80 a,S'. -, ~
SYRUP. ,'.,.,,, tbSr~
uv. >ubdurs Couyuisi0us put,I
,utt,r,.,tt,.- and overcome ai lie. -
""rsi a. -s."s Incident "a ~. *
fants snJ children ''''
Nuys Cures Da rh~a, Iyseh. ppts.
uui'f'N Am t.f4, su4 -umm'f 'um.s %,
.yut'p plant 10 cAIIdfeG 90 all ,,'Nr-
go.
r. - a.. "S.si IHi,ui, ani CaIlaTcu', soothing
Remedy IA ali disorders brought uu - tc,thius,
OF any other cause.
Prepared y, the Ora FTpN MEDICINE 90,
b. Louis, Mo.
sold by drigg,.i- and dsaisr- in medicine
.y.ryshsTs 49,. lyfaH
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Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL nj
willie, Ky
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Wosnan and social Evil.

E-s,u roM iorSs MsS.-Ihe iru" estimate %
~obso-,he happiness Of an honorable marriage
tho cssrful social Eyils ofth. day, the cause
aud cure. rent free. m sealed envelope. Al.
ir..s, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bok T., Plils.
delpha. p,,
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A LEGAL QUESTION ANSWERED.

A Cleveland Herald correspondent says A
day OF two ago your Columbus correspon-
dent, in writing about IN examination of law
students, gave The following questions as hay
ing been propounded by one OF the examin-
ers:
GA great many years ago there lived Il gen
tlcman named Lazarus, who died possessed
of chattels, real and personal. After this
event, please inform us, young man, to whom
did they go9"
The student replied, s'To his administra-
tor and his heirs"
well, then,n continued the examiner, ':In
four days he came to life again; inform us,
sir, whose were they then?" Which inter
estng inquiry we submit to the lawyers.
| am not a lawyer, but / see no difficulty
in the inquiry.
Lazarus died and was buried. As soon as
he died, his property if he left no will, vest
ed in his legal heirs The law gives no man
the right to die for four days and then come
to life again.
Legally, Lazarus couldn't rise. have no
doubt the supreme court would decide that
the Lazarus who rose was not the Lazarus
who died. He was not the Lazarus. The
new Lazarus would of course know and feel
within himself that he was the old Lazarus,
and 90 round boring about his legal wrongs,
but every lawyer would leave him as quickly as
possible, saying in parting, ELISA mighty hard
hard ease. bat if your heirs can prove your
death and that they came in legally under
the statute there is no way for Lazarus to
make them disgorge. All you can do is this
YOU'RE a Young fellow about sixty-to hire
out as a clerk, try to save something from
your salary SO rs to 90 into business again.
build up grand estate, make q will and
tell your legal heirs to 60 to the D."
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MUNICIPAL ELFCTIONS

WALpOEORO. At the annual town meetinn in
Na'ioboro, on the nth, Hon. Isaac Reed WA,
chosen Moderator, for the twenty-second wear. Tn,
following town officers were elected.
Town Clerk, Samuel w. Jackson: Selectmen
Henry Harrington, Milton MeIntyer, Isaac Welt
Assessors, Anterior w. Clark, Samuel Farms
worth, Aaron Stahl; Town Treasurer, John Rich
ards; Town Agent, Thomas Gentlner Superin-
tending School Committee, James w Lash; Au-
ditor Samuel w. jackson.
LINCoINvILLE ELECTION: Town election in
Lincolmvillc Mar. IA 1870. f. Fletcher Rep. Mod.
orator; +. b. Dunton, Rep. Clerk; Wm X. Dun
can, Dem. VIM. II. Hodges, Dem Anse Wads-
worth, Rep. sclectmen; Assessors and Oyerseers
of the Poor-D. l.. Frohock, Dem. Collector Of
taxes; J. Mathews, Dem. s. S. Committee.
f. Miller, Rep. Treasurer. elected by the Dem.
ocrats over the Rep. nominee the Democrats RIM.
ming candidate of their party for that Office
Four Democrats and four Republicans NAV he con.
sdred an even thing. M
BREMEN ELECTION. At the town election in Rre-
men the following officers We're chosen: Modera-
tor, James A. Johnston dem; Sclectmen and AS
SCISSORS, James A. Johnston, DEM, Fred Kent. con-
Servaive, VIM. H. Hilton. dem: Treasurer A p
CLANCY. dem.
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We will weep not for her, for her troubles Ger
But will lock to that desolate hearth
Where the sister will smile on its inmates no more
For the brother and sister must part
We will think of those parents all lonely and sad
Bereft of daughter so loving;
No more by her presence their hearts shall be glad,
They will listen in vain for her coming.
Well commend them to Jesus, he will heal up the wound
Restoring sweet peace to their breast
And when the Archangel his trumpet shall sound,
They will meet in the land OF the blessed.
In Lncolnville, March 1st, of Scarletinia Eugenia
H., only daughter of Ephraim NJ and Lucy A. Miller,
aged years, months and Is days.
'''Ts past! and the young spirits fed
TO purer, brighter realms high;
The last fond parting word is said
Twas sad, how sad that last, Good-byl
We list to hear thy silvery voice,
Whose tones, were wont, to glad our car,
Whose cheerful words babe all rejoice
We list in vanl thou art not here!'
In Montyille, March 10TH Eliza A. daughtc of Mar.
Vose, aged 33 years.
Another loved one has passed away from earth, and
large circle of relatives and friends their loss.
dutfu daughter loving sister, faithful friend in all
the relations of life shown those beauties char
acter, which spring only from purity and holiness OF
heart During long and painful Sickness her thoughts
drawn continually toward her SAVIOR and at last
calmly and in peace she closed her eyes earth to
them in Heaven. And shall meet her no mors
earth, let think of her one of that happy
Der who arrayed in white robes,-an inhabant OF
that Celestial City, within whose gates pal
find entrance and may the consolation be ours, that
when we too, called to go, may meet her again l
the beautiful land Of rest, to part no more forever.
Fold her, o, Father, in thine arms,
And let her henceforth he
messenger of love between
Our human hearts and thee.'' III.
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BELFAST PRICES CURRENT
COPYRIGHTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL,
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.


BUrIEit-We quote good New York and Vermont
dairies at ia5c per lb pretty far lots at 30a3c and
grades 25a2Sc; bakers at 1aSc; Western at
I6a.5e, and Western rolls at 20a2oc.
EGGS-Thc market is quiet today and there is very
little demand. Buyers however would find no difficulty
in supplying their wants at sc per doz.
BEANS-The market is quiet with only limited de-
mand for small lots which being sold at prices with
in range OF quoationsA We quote choice Western pea
Beans at :. 50a2 - per bnsh common do 5 75a2 % ;
choice hand picked mediums at 5 75al 81 per bushel
Canada Peas common and screened 90cl$l 15 choice
cooking 81 so per bush.
FRESH MEATS-There is not large supply in the
market and holders feeling little firmer to-day
ing an improvement on recent quotations. We quote
Chicago Beet at oa2c per h. with occasional sale at
II 2al3c frozen Mutton sells ut lc and fresh killed
at Sable.
POULTRY The market continues firm, and the sup
ply of choice Turkey is light. We quote Western Tur-
keys 25a27c and fresh killed birds at zoe; Western
chickens 20a23c; common do 17al9c.
POTATOES-The market remains steady. 60c per bush
for New York. and 62a65c for Eastern Potatoes.
DRIED AFPLES-Trade is quiet and while holders
asking quoted rates, there is only limited de
qartercd Il l2al3c New York sliced 10 12lll Lee do
uartered 10 2alic Ohio and Michigan sliced 0al0 2c
do quartered Zoe; Southern Sa9c per ID.
APPLES-The market is firm, but trade to day is
quiet We quote - 75a5 f II recent receipts and S..
so per Dbl TOR choice lots of Greetings and BadW
HAi-The market remains previously reported, and
there is good demand at quoted rates. We quote prime
Eastern cargo aS2023 per ton and Vermont and East
ern prime by the carload at $20a2t per tom nterio
qualities 1T $5ll7 and Swalc Hay at Sl5 per ton New
York Hay $lot22 per ton New York Straw $2ia25 pei
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Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is, without doubt,
the safest, surest, and best remedy that has ever
been invented for internal and external use 1t is
applicable to great variety Of complaints, and is
equally beneficial for man and beast.
We have seen ii stated in various papers through
out the country, that Agents for the sale of Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders were authorized
to refund the money to any person who should use
them and not be satisfied with the result We
doubted this at first, but the proprctors authorize
us to say that it is true.
Why spend SO much in trying worthless medi-
| zines, when for 81 cents remedy is at hand that
will cure any cold, cough throat and lungs
, OF hoarsencss? Warrens Balsam will do it.
DIR. WIsTNt's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
81 combination and form indeed" for healing and
curing diseases of the throat, lungs and chest II
cures cough by loosening and cleansing the lungs
and allaying irritation; thus removing the cause
instead of driving up the cough and leaving the
disease behind
THE WORST PILES CURED. I wish to sprea,
abroad the great benefit have derived from the use
Oh nr. HMtRIsON's PERIsTkLTIC LOZENGES.
have suffered years from the worst Piles. | use,
everything to no purpose, until found the Lozcn
geS; i'll less than u month was cured, and have
only to resort to them when costiyonass returns
and always ndinstant relief S. O. NEAL. Fo
sale ut No. l fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A
HARRISON q co., Proprielors, and by all Drug
SlStS Mailed for G0 cents. 2mo3l
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$1,000, $500, 300.

They will be issued Coupon Bonds, payab!e to bear
en-, and may be held In that form; or
The Bond may be registered in the name OF the owner
with the coupons remaining payable to bearer attached
the principal being then transferable only the books
of the Company, unless reassigned to bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled the Bond
made permanent Registered Bond transferable only
the books of the Company, and the interest made pay
able only to the registered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively As
LIST. Coupon Bonds payable to bearer"
FL. Registered bond with Coupons at
tached"
3d. Registered Bonds with Coupons
detached" and should be designated by Cores
pondents in specifying the class OF Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January 49,
1870, with interest at six per cent per annum from
November l. 1869. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST RAY
ABLE IN GOLD IN THE CITY OF NEwYoRK.
The interest is payable In MAY and NOVEMBER, that
1t may take the place Of that of the earlier Issues OF
Five Twenties. and suit the convenience of friends
who already hold Central and Western Pacific Bonds,
with interest payable In January and July, and who
may desire In making additional investments, to have
their interest receivable at different OF the
year.
The Loan is secured by mortgage upon the entire
Line of Road from Richmond to the Ohio River, with
the equipment and all other property appurenances
connected Herewith.
A SINKING FUND or 100000 FER ANNtM Is PRO
vIDED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF THE RoNDs TO TAKE
EFFECT ONE YEAR AFTER TIE COMPLETION OF THE
ROAD.
The mortgage is for $4,000 OOO of which 81 900 600
will be reserved and held in trust for the redemption
outstanding Bonds of the Virginia Central RaiirOad
Company, now merged in the CHEsArEAK AND OHIO.
OF the remaining $780, GEO. sufficient amount will
be sold to complete the road to the Ohio river perfect
and improve the portion In operation, and thor
oughy equip the whole for large and active traffic
The present price is 90 and accrued interest.
A Loan so amply secured, carefully guarded, and
80 certain hereafter to command prominent place
among the favore securities in the markets, both of
this Country and Europe, will be at appreciated
and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
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LUMBERMEN I!

~ 600 RAILROAD SLEEPERS WANT
we offer the balance to citizens adjoining the line
Cedar 10 each; Hacmetac 3s cents each Yellow
Ash SO ceuts each; of the following Dimensions feet
long, inches face, inches thick.
Parties desiring to contract, must apply to C. ii
WEBB, ESQ. Thorndike, to the subscribers al their
office I'm Belfast
The whole of the above sleepers will be paid for on
the l5th day of the month succeeding their delivery al
ter inspection and acceptance 6y the chief engineer
We hereby agree to guarantee the prompt payments
the above deliveries in accordance with the terms
the advertisement. A. HAYFORD,
u President b. & NJ l.. X. X.
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FISH! FISH! FISH!
nsge 800
LEWIS & CROSBY.
At the Foot of MAIN STREET, deal in

At the Foot of MAIN STREET deal in
FISH OF ALL KINDS.
Aud have then fresh from the briney depths twice
week. The spotted Cod the silvery IIake the lively
Haddock, beautiful for chowders the notified Mackercl,
the ponderous falibut the translucent Sme the appe
Using Founder and the sayory Clanli may be ount
there
Shakspere it WAS who exclaimed
''Hesh, flesh, hoao art Mou dshided =
And the poet right, as usual He understo Cd tho
question. As diet, fish is better. Therefore should
flesh be ishified. Economy sanctions it, for fish is
cheaper, and quite nutritious. 1t is easier dgcs
tion Physicians say it nourshes the brain and strength
ems the mind 1t is not heating, begets not hum in
the blood.
Therefore, oh ye who wise, come to the Fish Mar
ket Order book ut the store OF D. Faunce & CO.
Pedlers supplied on liberal terms,
LEWIS & CROSBY, at Lewis wharf.
Belfast Jan. 10, 1870. y
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MARRIED..

In MoMtvillc March 9TH, by j. lIambleton, Mr. Chas.
w. Lord and Miss Susan +. SWEET, both OF Knox.
In Liberty, March 9Th, by Avah Sherman, Esq, Mr.
Edmond Prescott and Miss Hannah Cove, both of l..
In Eden, March lst Mr.. Alvin D. Harden Of Trenton
and Miss Permelia Pane of f.
In Goudsboro, March lst, Mr. Curtis Perry and Miss
Martha A. Tracy, both of &.
In Ellsworth March Sd, Mr.. Francis G. Topsham of
Orhnd, and Miss Myra A. Hooper, OF West Ellsworth.
In Surry, March 5th, Mr.. Abijlh S. Curtis and Miss
Martha c. Trundy, both of S.
In Cranberry Isle, March I'd, Mr. Taylor IL. Stanley
and Mrs. Hannah f. Stanley, both of e.
In Mt. Desert, March 9th, MIR. Geo IL. Bracey and
Miss Alice j. Jorden, both of Mt. d.
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paper, whose editor is renowned for his
excessive modesty as well as his ability to
gather news that is sometimes reliable and
sometimes otherwise, gives the following
Boston item under the heading of An unfortue,
nate Name. He says:
at is related that number of persons re-
Gently formed a company to erect a large no.
tel in Boston. It was agreed that the one
making the largest subscription to the capital
stock should be honored by having the house
bear his name. When the books were closed
it was ascertained that the largest subscrip-
ton had been made by the Attorney General
of the United States. The other stockholders
were struck with dsmay, offered that gentle
man SO per cent. advance upon his subscrip-
ton if he would retire from the company He
accepted the offer and pocketed thousands of
dollars.''
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DIED.

obituary notices, beyond the date and age mus
paid for.
In Wadoboro', on the 18th inst, Mrs. Mary Howard
widow of Capt Isaac Howard, aged S3 years.
In Boston, March 9th, Mrs M. j. Flowers, formerly
of Belfast, aged II.
In Knox, March sth Alice NJ, daughter of Joseph
and Lucy A. Penny, aged II years, months and days
She has gone to that rest where the weary one seeps
Her form to the cold earth is given;
But her Spirit has fled to its maker at rest,
The reward OF the righteous in Heaven.
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ETlIE subscriber hereby give public notice all con
L ccrned, that She has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Administrators of the
tate OF Putnam Simonton late of Searsport in the County
OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
she therefore requests all persons who indebted tC
said deccascds estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
same for settlement to her. EMILY j. SIMONTON
sE subscriber hereby gives public notice to Ill con
IL cerned that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator Of the estate
OF John G. Perry, LATE of Lincolnve in the County
Waldo deceased by giving bond the law directs he
Therefore requests all persons who are indebted to said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the fo1
settlement to him. 3w2s WILLIAM *. DUNCAN.
TO the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County OF
Waldo:
rINHE UNDERSIGNED, Guardian of Alfred J. Rob-
l. erts OF Brooks, in said County, minor heir of AL
fred j. Roberts, late of Brooks in said County, deceas
ed respectfully represents that said minor is seized and
possessed of certain real estate situate in the
Brooks, Knox and Monroe, in said County of Waldo,
viz m his interest in the real estate of which said de-
ceased seized possessed at the time of his de-
lars has been made by Adelaide S. Roberts, Louise c..
Libby Abby D. Chase, Sarah F. Roberts, Ellen W. Rob,
erts, Isabel Il. Roberts and Alfred f. Chase OF said
Brooks, which oer it is for the interest of all concerned
immediately to accept the proceeds thereof to be put
out on interest for the benefit of said minor.
WHEREFORE your petitioner prays your honor grant
her license to sell and convey said real OF said
minor (ncuding the revcrsion of the widows dover
thercon) to said parties for said sum.
AT Court of Probate held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of March,
A. d. 1870. N..
UPON the foregoing Petition Ordered That the pcti.
~ TONER give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition, with this order thereon,
to be published three weeks successfully in the Republic
can Journal, paper printed at Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid, on the second Tuesday OF
April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have why the same should not be
granted. ASA THURIOUGH, Judge.
A true copy, Attcst-B. z. FIELD, Register. 3w3G
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FISK 4 HATCH,
Bankers.

T. S.-We have issued pamphlets containing full par
tlculars, statistical details, maps etc. which will be
furnished upon application.
awe buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the accounts of Banks, Bankers. Corporations, and
Others subject to check at sight, and allow interest
daily balances. 3mos33
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Commissioners Notice.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
L Commissioners of Insolvency by the Honora bic
Judge of Probate, the estate of the late Jonathan
Treat of Frankfort hereby give notice that six months
from the 5th day of Feb 1870 allowed for creditors
to prove their claims. And that they will be present
the hotel of D. N. Ewel, in Frankfort, on Saturday
April 3oth, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and Saturday Aug
9TH at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF receiving
claims, and hearing proofs thereof.
JOHN WISWEI.L, JE.
ID. N. EWEl.L.
Winterport, March 9, 1870. 3w:;js
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At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of March,
A. ID. 1870.
TOSEPH BOWLER, Guardian of Ira b. and Caroline
- Brawn minor heirs OF John Drawn, late of -,
in said County OF Waldo, deceased having presented his
first account Of Guardianship for allowance,
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all per-
sons interested by causing copy this order to be pu
lished three weeks successvey in the Republican Journ al
printed at Belfast, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and tor said County,
the second Tuesday of April next Of the clock
before noon and shew cause if any they have why the
should not be allowed
ASA TlIURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. Z. FIELD, Register. Sc
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ,r ,,-,,,r
STATES. District of Maine. ~ N'oi -.
In the matter of WILLIAM p. COLEMAN, Bankrupt.
TTNE fourth general meeting of the creditors of said
i Bankrupt, will be held at Belfast, in said Dis
trct, on the second day of April, A. d. 1870, at
O'Clock p NJ, at the office of Peter Thatcher ESQ., one
of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said District to wit
at the office of the Register OF Probate for the purp
named in the twenty seventh section the Bankrpt Act
oMarch ID, 1867. MARSHALL DAVIS, Assignee,
Belfast, March 3, $50. 2w95