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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-20

EGiSTER'S NOTICE. Notice is herA5y
IL given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain dled OF
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs
ogaiees, creditors, and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented TO the next Or
phsns Court Of Cloarioll county, to be held at the
Court House, In tho borough of Cleardcld, com.
moncing on the "a Monday (bsing the Sth day
Of January, A. d. 1872.
Final account Of Alexander Murray, guardian
Of james A. Forcec, minor child Of Matthew For.
Gee, laic Of Bradford township, deceased.
Account Of David Reams, guardian Of Catha.
rine Margaret Weber and Lorena Rosina Weber,
minor children Of Godfrey Weber, late Of Brady
township, decreased.
Account Of William Wingart, guardian Of Mary
Susannah Weber and Sarah Helena Weber, minor
children Of Godfrey Weber, late Of Brady town
ship, deceased.
Account Of Lucy Is. Turner and Roland c.
Faust, administrators Of Silas Turner late OF
Boggs township, deceased.
Partial account Of John Morrow, executor of
last will and testament OF W. W. Anderson, late
Of Bloom township, deceased
Account Of H. u. Rose, ono Of the executors Of
Joseph MeMurray, late Of Burnside township,
deceased.
Final account Of T. II. Murray, administrator
Of John Spackman, late Of Girard township, de.
ceased.
Account of E. II. Williams and Mary Camp.
man, administrators Of Elijah Smcal, late Of
Boggs township, deceased.
REsSrERs OPrIcr, A. W. LEE,
Clearfeld, Pa Dec. IL, ls7l-tc Register.
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LEASED The new Railroad inst com
pleted between Lewistown and Selins
grove, has been leased by the Pennsyl,
vania Railroad for ninety-ninc years.
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AN ADJouRNMENT.-Congrcss has
passed resolution to adjourn over
the hohdays-from the 2lst of Dcccm.
ber TO the Sth day of January, 1872.
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GRAND NEW YEAR DINNER AMI
RAIL-

To be given by Capt. d. J. Weaver, at tho
"WBAvER HOUSE" Cherry Tree, Indiana Co.,
on January Let, 1872, with grand Oyster Supper
at ~ NJ. pall room 2Jx50. Come one, come all,
both great and small
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEwESr III. l.. b. Kin.
ports, Dr. J. Smith, Henry MeGee, Frank Mehaf-
fey, John Mehalcy, William Prothcro.
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DENTAL CARD,
S. PORTER SHAW, D, D,S.,

aUuN 0Gce in Masonic Building,
%~f~ CLEARFlELD, PA.
Putting Of the natural teeth in a aca'thyh's'
seryatiye aud useful condition Is made specially
Diseases and mnlformatinns common to The mouth,
jaw and associate parts, arc treated and e''ree'a
with fair success. Examinations and e-niu''s.
tions rREr. Prices for partial sRd fall 'sh
teeth much lower than in 1870. It would be well
for patients from distance to let Us know y
mail few days before coming to the once
is very important that children between the ases
Of six aud twelve years should have their tee's
examined. ny Aues,hcsia Teeth are remg.,,"
without pain. icbl' ~
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sI@ advertisements.
Sherin'S Sale.


DY virtue Of writs Of Leuor, Facia', H.
ID sued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas oi
Clearfeld county, and to me directed, thers
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at tho Court
House In tho borough Of Clearhold, on Mon
day, tho sth day OF JAN, 1872, at | o'clock,
p. M, tho following Real Estate, to wits
All those certain premises aud tract Of land sit
uato In IIulton township, Clear6eld county and
Jay township, Elk county, Pennsylyania Be
! ginning at a white oak near Bonnctts Branch
thence south 10 degrees, west 81 pcrches more or
! less to q white ash thence south 20 degrees east
| 80 porchcs more or less TO white ash thence
south 20 degrees west 2 perchos more or less TO
white oak thence south ~ degrees cas-. "a porches
more or Ices to a birch thence south 10 degrees
west 1853 pcrchos to post thence north 20 de-
| grecs west 2l2 pcrchCs more or logs 10 u corner
thence south 70 degrees west 81 perches more or
les to post thence north lil pcrohes more or
less across the county line to post thence north
| 20 degrees east G3 pcrohes to post thence north
20 degrees east 2l3 porchcs more or less to post
thence south 20 degrees east 800 porohes to a
white oak and place Of beginning, containing in
all about six hundred acres, having thereon about
800 acres Of cleared land, two orchards, coal
/ bank opened, large sized new two-siory brick
house, well finished three frame houses, large
bank barn, two smaller barns, n wagon shed,
store house. blacksmith shop and corn crib, being
| tne PROMISES known ah inc yer iNhl' EhBlply
situated for the location Of a town on the ALE
gheny Valley Railroad, which runs through the
premises. Seized, taken in execution and to sold
as the property Of David Tyler, mortgagor and
| owner.
Also, certain lot situate in the borough Of
ClearGeld, county Of Cloarield, Pa, and known in
the plan Of Vim. Biglers addition to said borough
as lot No. two hundred and thirty-six, (236l,
bounded as follows, to wit: Fronting so feet on
Reed street, on the west and south by alleys, and
on the east by lot No. 235, and having large
| two-story dwelling house on Reed street and two
smaller ones on the alleys erected thereon this
| being the same premises conveyed by William
Biglcr and wife to William Mcknight by deed
dated sth April, 1869, aud recorded in Deed Book
-, page 49,, in Clearaeld. Seized, taken in exc
oution and to be sold as the property Of William
Mcknight, deceased.
&a'- Bidders will take notice that IS per
cent. Of the purchase money must be paid when
the property Is knocked down, or II will be put
up again for sale. JUSTIN J. PIE,
SuERIPr's OFFICE, Sheriff.
| olosrdold, Pa, Dec. l3, 1871.
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NoTIoE.-No paper will bc issued
from this Office next week.
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license NOrICES.-The following per-
Il sons have Glcd in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cearheld county
their petitions and bonds for License, at the
January sessions next, agreeably to the act Of
Assembly, entitled "An Act to regulate the sale
Of intoxicating Liquors, &c;"
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A GRICULTURAL sOCIETYl /

N The annual meeting Of the stockholders IN
the "Clcarield County Agricultural Society" will
be held in the Court House, at CloarGed, on Mon
day evening Of tho January Court. being the sth
day Of the month for the purpose Of oloeting OIL
GERS iur tic ensuing year.
@. II. BARRETT, President
Clearfeld, Dec. 20, lS7l-2t.
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CNnI land for Sale!

TINE undersigned offer for sale q valuable piece
of Coal land, situate In Decatur township,
Ulcaricld county, adjoining lands Of John Crane,
Osceola Coal and Lumber Co. and 0sceola bor-
ough, containing
iI5 Acros. 40 Porches,
aud allowance. II is undorlaid with two veins OF
Coal, and is also desirable for town lots. There
Is a turnpike laid out through 1t from osoeola TO
philipsburg, aud Il is within quarter Of a mile
Of the Tyrone & Clearneld Railroad, and about
the same ,istancc from the Moshannon Branch
Road For further information address
A. & Il. MoMULLEN,
nov22.3m Sinking Valley Blair Co., Pa.
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TIcKErs-Aduns SOC. Children Csc.
II IsT or JURORS DRAWN FOR JANU.
4 4 ary Term, A. d. 1879, commencing the second
Monday, being the sth day.

GRAND JURORS.
Jesse DiOn..... Beccarin Geo A. Morrison Goshen
Jacob Dimeling. Boggs A. @. Dale....... Graham
Jno. c. Cowder, Bradford !. Rosenkrans.. Huston
Joseph Scylsr, Jr..Baiy William WISE Jordan
J. NJ. Carlilc....... o. b. Mcrrcll... Lawrence
Joseph l.. NoI.. Burnside r. Wrglcy.-..
h. Pennington, Jr.. Chest John ID. Kyler.... Morris
Il. Thompson Cleartcld W. S. Wolis..... Osceola
JIM. Kettlcbcrgcr John Pcntz...........P Penn
j. .Thomp'n, ,Curwonvllc Il. Il. Pike
Jacob r. Steiner. Decatur John Norris...........
Geo i. Stccycr.. % irarl Samuel Crnmor.... Union
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a,eal estate for sals.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate

IN pursusnc. Of m order Of The OrphasI c,x,
| Il Of Clsarfeld county, the undcr,ir1si Amin.
traitors Of the estate Of Elijah Smeal late Of Bosf,
township, Cloarfold county, deceased, will sli Al
public sale, at the public house Of Mrs Roti, IA
the village Of Wallaoeton, said toras. p, o.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, ls7b
At o'clock p. m, tho following described Re.l
Estate, late Of said deceased, Ti9.
All that certain tract Of land, si'nsis In Bred.
| ford township, said county, bounded uy ands Of
Graham, Sehoonovur 4 Co., John Turnsr sss
others. containing 100 ACRES, more or su.
Reserving. however, all the pine, OAK. bemloel
aud other timber on said tract ct for saving as.
eording TO terms Of the contract Of Graham, Su,,!
Co. dated March 9, 1869, aud other agreement,
relating thOreto-sll recorded in M,sellansos,
Book B. from page - to 70, inclusive.
TERMS OF SAIE:-Oue-foar toe ypisbi,
money cash on confirmation Yf sale, ope.iour,l
in one year, and the balance at The death oi Mar
Z. Campmap, late widow Of the dsceaSsi-,b,
latter two payments with interest. PAYABLE anna.
ally to be sesured by bond and mortgage % ts,
premises.
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
MARY /. CAMP-MAP,
Dee. q, lefl-sL AdmiuistrAisrs.
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a,ew Adrsrtissmsnts.

Il INSTRAY.-Camot trespassing on tho premises
IA Of the undersigned in Penn township, on or
about the first Of November last, a STEER, with
white face and legs. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he viii be disposed of according
to law. MARTHA RAFFERTY,.
Granpian Hills, Dec. 20, lS7l-3t.
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How THE MONEY Co.'s. Tho Radi.
cal journals are publishing with huge
head lines, Governor Gsary's procIa.
nation that about two millions of the
State debt has been paid of the past
year 1t is wonder tho Governor
did not add the following as q codiciI
to his proclamation:
sroLES--T The past year, by Geo. o. Evans.s36O 900
by the Philadelphia Treasurer, 10000
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CRAsD CoTILLIos PARTY AT THE

~ lENflELD HOTELl
Cotlion Party will be given at the above
named hotel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN
UARY l7tb, 1872. Good hall and good music.
general invitation Is extended.
GEO. L. ROBACKER,
Dec. 20, 1871 81. Proprietor
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY
A Male and Female Classical High s,b,.
Each Department Separate, Disiine. a,
Complete in ItsclG.

VNHE scholastic year 0! this Institution (, All,
l. ded into two sessions Of FIVE months .,U,St,.
one weeks each. The ilrst session oynn,r,,, 4,
the first Monday IN September the second o. d,
first Monday in February.
The course Of Instruction embraces every ,L,,
necessary to a thorough, practical and accvnbB,i'
81 education Of 10th sexes
Pupils will be admitted at any tin, and cLur,,
from date Of entrance to the close Of the session,
No deduction will be Haaly iur ab.oucy. tI,,i
in cases Of extreme aud Frotractcd illness
Students from distance can be accouuol...,
with board al Iow rates.
For particulars, send for circulars, or adIr,s
Rev. ?. L. HARRISON, "A. NJ,
July 20, ls7l-tE Pn5srl
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1-TFT7'''f' ''''7'7 FFFff7 T'''F' w"
This large sum has gone into the
pockets of tho loyal "ring league"
and had it found its way into the
Treasury would have relieved the tax
payers muchly.
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GEORGE ". INNS. P-B.i,,
sept207i.u New Wass.8g,,pE = !.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
wAsHINGTON.
FEN1AN COMPLAINT ON FILE.

rENAaN CONfLAlNI On FILE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-The Feniail exile
To-Day called upon the President and expressed
deslre to present to this government writ
zen statement 1t their treatment in English
prisons The President responded that they
couid 40 SO ard that government would DC
"hateVer was proper in the circumstances.
THE MARCH INTEREST
secretary Boutwell, orders the payment OF
,he March interest Friday the oath without re
bate. ~
ohHofslS OF THE WEATHER REPORTS FOR TIE
PAST "a HOURS.
=, 1ue low barometer reported this p Mr. in
, Tue northwest has altered bat very slightly,
gut Tue strong winds have entirely subsidized
I"e pressure is verv high over Long Island
aoG New Jersey aud 1t is moving slowly east
"a uiheIence OF IA inches exists between the
extreme pressures. The temperature is in
G,easin@ or stationary in The west but slightly
uhished In Colorado. Fresh south and east
wlnus are reported from the lakes and clouds
anu threatening rain along the Middle, South.
efn ana Atlantic STATES.
Ifoodoalahes Ills probable that a storm is
arlsIng IN the N. W.. possibly in come ction
WIN the one in California last uigbt, aud that
Will probably he felt on the lakes to-mor-
row; Fresh southerly winds are probable
on the Cult. cloudy and threatening weather
in the Atlantic States and fair and clear
weather on the lower lakes and in the Eastern
s tateS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

HE DRUMMER BoY-The beautiful mill
tary drama of''The Drummer Boy" was repro
uuced last evening at City Hal by the mem
oers OF Post Bosworth No. 2, G. A. H., WIFI
new scenery, enlarged stage and other improve
ments. The scenery was painted by Messrs'
| Tirrel and Cotter. Boston. There are nine
| drop scenes aud six sets of scenery. The drop
| curtain represents an Italian scene. The stage
| is 26 < 26 leet in size with clear of six feet
| from the curtain. All the carpentering work
was done by members of the G. A. Il.
Although there were some little delays and
bitches, consequent upon placing so much new
scenery upon the stage, yet the play went of
handsomely, and to the delight of the audience.
All these delays and bitches will be avoided on
a second representation which win be given to-
night. The very large number present last eve
ming evil ces the fact that this drama has lost
none of its great popularity with our people,
We were surprised to see the hall SO well fill
ed, knowing what attractions were offered in
several other places.
Great credit is due the members of Post
Bosworth and the ladies of Post Bosworth Re-
lief Corps for the handsome style and effective
manner in which they have presented this
drama We presume tonight the hall will
be as we'll filled as it was last night and with
as appreciative an audience Certainly the
play deserves it. Tonight there will be some
instrumental music, which it was impossible to
obtain last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

Boston. Feb. a.-The weeks ;pments of Boots
and Shoes t. places outside Of New England foot up
to 4,0i9 cases, against 32,U02 the previous
week, and against o3. s62 in The corresponding week
OF last year. 70
Shipments from Lynn and Haverhill 9sG2 cases.
There is no motto cable change in the market, and
the volume OF trade falls below The expectations OF
manufacturers although the shipments tor the past
eight weeks nave not bl en- so light as many expected
low figure and while he sales have been lair ther
is hte margin for profit the best goods anu sales
have been made hat would hardly give to the m an
uiacturer new dollar IOr an old one. Lynn goods
have beep in tair request, and chldr-n's shoes are
also selling quite as well as last year. but not at as
good profit. There Is no hing in the CONDITION OF
the traue to cause any despopnency on the part OF
manufacturers, nor is thee anything so promising
as to warrant them in producing work in anticpa-
1iGn OF the demand. Wages in the mann actnriny
towns have no advanced, and prices OF leather and
Serges rule as low as at any time during the
There are number OF buyers in the narket, and
OF seasonable goods.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
q O nj M Err

"eceip's by <nilronGs and s,eambon,..
GRAND TRUNK kAILwAY-1e9 cans mill = GOV,
DARK, 10 "ood, do cattle, % do lumber 3 do az"
Dies 40 potatoes do aper, do corn 3yo en- ;,,tpe
ito capbOards, do sund les 45u boIs t,nr ~
ments East, 400 oh -four, car feed car sunSrap .
Shpnl MS 10 Europe, ~ cars provisions, do -four
cars lard. -" oui ,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1s4 cases mdse. 81
bbs apples. 20 bdls hoons, 26 bales muse 10 ba %
spools,'1O pkgs frames, Al pkgs sundries,
PORTLAND u KENNEBEC RAlLRoAp-4e saels
waste, ~ bales goods II ca es do. bbls taoW car
state ur do shovel bandle-,l do yotatoes 10 bd,s
psrer cases OIL cloth, Go pKgs muse 81 cars freight
tor boston. s
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN-I5O bnls
PORK, heds hams. 113 bass serJs, 4 hbds sugar Al
boxes chees0 10 bags coffee, 6U doz brooms % bols
sugar, ~ bd g iron. 215 kegs lead, 20 PATS lard 20
cases ana ~ Dates domesties, sewing machines ID
cases mats 10 trunk woods, 20 Rags OYSTERS 26 coils
cordase " pksc Of furniture 40 pkgs 10 order For
Canada and up country, obs sap ba 'es wool. 10
do rags ~ bdls leather, bales cotton 80 bags
petre, 100 kss to Greer.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW Yopk-oo no ,oe
rags 81 do WOOL do sD0idy, Is do hemp liz DO rn h.
Der. IL do straw pais, do duck, II do broom corn
II 90 caip9s, 10 burlaps, II rolls earpets az do
leather. 1871 elk hides, IS oils iron; do springs 9G
do steol, 100 do paper ngngs II do lea, her, 100
bars iron q bags seed Is d, coffee, 80 do pepper 70
do -four, 10 hhds tobacco, do sugar, 90 mDasscs
selts whecis, casks whiting 10 bls sulphur 25 do
sugar. 1902 do bone black, 1900 arch brick e. cases
straw hats 3J7 pkgs tea, 8S5 chests tea orls molas-
ses 62 hf btlssyu 30 do starch, 20 do rasns, 2G
do soac, 10 40 tobac Q, piano. 900 pigs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
NEW nAMPSHIRE
PORTSMOUTH ITEMS.

PORTSMOUTH, N b. Feb, % Maj T. P.
Faber. who recently died in st. Paul, MINI,
aged 80 years, was native of New Hampshire
and served under CAPTAIN now Gen. John a.
Dix in tie war of 1872 and afterwards com
manded brigade stationed at FoIt Constitu-
ton in this harbor. He was one OF the Oldest
free masons, having joined the order in ISL
Weather was cold aud clear Today, thermone-
ter being only degrees above at sunrise
The day was generally made holiday, bust
ness suspened, bells rung, and salute at the
Navy Yard, SC We have not had a week
sleighing this winter and have none now.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Municipal Election
"a ,e2'4-' 1921. i-it
REPUBLrCAN WARD CAUCUsEs

REPUBLICAN, WARD CAUCUsEs.
The Republican voters of this city are requested
to meet in thsr respective Ward Rooms, on
Monday Evening, Feb. %, mt Ia O'Clock
tor the purpose of nominating candidates to be sup
ported for Mayor and Judge of the unicipal Court
at the election to be held March 9Th, 1871.
The following plan recommended by the City Com.
mittees Of 1869 and 1870 has bsen adopted in City
Committee, and il hereby recommended to the ssv-
eral Ward Caucuses the most judicious method to
be used is selecting the above candidates, viz;
"Choice 10 be determined by ballot, the persons
having majority of all the votes cast in the several
Ward Caueuses to be declared the nominees OF the
party. The Chairman and secretary OF each Ward
Caucus to certify the vote of their respective Wards
to the Republican City Committee within twenty
four hours thereafter who shall Immediately ascer-
tain and declare the result nd II any person shall
appear to have been nominated shall notify such
persons Of their nominations; and request their &C
ceptance thereof
Per order of
REPUBLICAN, CITY COMMITTEE.
Portland, February 23rd 1871, T.lr s.lf
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
Observation-Disclosures Wright ct al. VS. Edwart
Roach. Continued from Tuesday. Defendant de.
mics that he made the to the extent
alleged by plaintiff. and CLAIMS that the tarm was
worth all that he obtained for it.
Fsssenden. lrJ O'Donnell.
Webb. l7.s1 Bradbury
The following additional rule was announced:
February term, 1871.
Ordered-That the following rule he adopted:
RULE XLVII.
Hereafter all actions where service is incomplete
will be en.ered BY themselves on special LIST and
numbered separately; such will be transfer
red to the other part OF the docket appear among
the other entries until service sbal have been COM
pleted, when it will be placed at the end of the new
entries Of the term. .i-faI.
Announced Feb. %, 1871.
Attest; WIN. X. NEAL, Dep'y Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

propriated $4,000 for stock in trade and the pro-
ceeds to so TO the State. Indefinitely postpon-
ed.
The Committee on Apportonment reported
and 81 Senators
Ihe Northern Aroostook railroad bill came
up as the order of the day and was debated I'M
I'll 1our O'Clock when it was passed with six
amendments, part of which are entirely foreign
10 the subject. Several unimportant orders of
the day were acted on
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

IN" "icRoscoPE.-One of the most interest
ins eApei 'nehts, and one which is easily per-
'ormed' Is TO watch the change in the blood Of
delicate or very pale person wbile us;no
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF Hvpouos'
PHITEs. The colourless or dead cornusc,os .ro
steadily removed from the system, and .re TO-
placed by the red or vita1ized particles so nec-
essary to vigorous existence.
fehO0tI o.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

LIE HAYDN ASSOCIATION. = The musical
campaign OF II was opened by this society at
MI. Fuents splendid hall, last evening. in fine
style. There was large attendance of mem
'' ano subscribers. and the rehearsal was
very spirited. A new life seemed to be infus.
ca loto me association, and it was predicted
that an immense degree of progress in musical
study and execution will soon be eviuced At
the close OF the rehearsal very liberal SUBJ
scription was made Of life membership.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
House end Lot in Westbyook at
Auction,

IN WEDNESDAY. March let, at three ,,.lork
~ T. H. We shsIl sell at Tukey's Bridge Village,
Wesfbrooks the h0nse known ~ tho Caps. KiiLS
Of double wooden dwelling, containing Q Fscms,
good closets good cellar and estern. On tAs lot 10
good barn 22x25 It, The lot contains alb ut soc
square 1t. The house Il one oil the most thorough
built In the village. Well tuasd and . whole u
most desirable piece OF property.
at Perkins q Libby's lumber yard, High St. wharf.
fs23td r. @. BAILEY & CO.. AuetTs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23

In Ward 2, as we are Informed, the majority
refused to adopt the ballot, and by SO doing
they shut out those who preferred another can.
didate A committee was appointed, who re-
ported in favor of Mr.. Emery and their report
was accepted, though not unanimously
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-23
Executors Sale.

virtue of a license from the Judge Of Probate
n ior the County OF Cumberland, shall sell st
NJ ~ auction, at the Office Of Y. U. Bailey D Co.,
H. 1870 nxSSnsnge street. Portland, on 1HURsDAYs
oi Isy 81 March 1871, =, ~ o'clock 2. NJ the
Eawatd hobnson, late Port and, deceased wis:
mortgaee noles signed byAbert G. Corlis aaa
signed ey SAID lbsrt G. Coriiss fr Si72 Oh balance
on y. r Browns note. of about $134 %; balance On
mortgage note signed by o. A. Hin AND Nary a
Hill OF Sl'0 Is; note OF stephen W. Patten Ter Al.
0o0; account v. j. b. Budsen Tor SIS H. w
WIN. Ii. JERKS, Executor
F. o. BAILEY q Co.. Iwcrrs.
February 20. 1871. i,a2td