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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30
4 NEW ELECTION IN NEW LOTS.

Tin the Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday Judge
hilbert issued writ or mandamus, directing Su.
rcrvisor sohenck and Clerk Henry Lubbs, OF the
town OF New Lots, TO at once sign notice for
new election, directed 10 be neld by Judge Troy OF
The County Court, to show cause why they should
moi at q special term or the supreme Court, to be
held on the 2d or october. The first election was
rality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30

THE LECTURE SEASON.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, MEDICAL DEPART
~ ment--The Introductory lecture ensuing
course will he Monday evening, October p at
O'Clock, by Prof L. LOOMS IN the College Building, 426
East Twrny-sixh street. opposite Bellevue Hospital
pro fcssion and public invited to attend.
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DOLlrICAL BANNERS. FLAGS, TRlASspARENCfES
Il &e-AI kinda. ~ HOJEk 0KknAxb " DUANE
street. coJnsg Of BEoadwA6
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TACoB BoGART, AucIIoNEEB;

~ SATURDAY, Sept 10,
II O'Clock. n the No. North William
srec 3i0 William srao large assortment OF House.
hold Furniture P,ror, Bsi-oom Kitchen Furniture
Also 40 velvet and Brussels Carpets.
Sofas. ok Dining Room Chairs, Warjrohes, Bureaus
was Crrckerv and Glass Ware lot Trunks large lot
and Looking Glasses. Dry Goods, Counters
and Fables Showcase Bedsesd Mattresses and Bedding,
Stoves Kitchen Furn,u-c ,o druggists Herbs Seeds Roots
Decks, and also Maisbss sale. lot dlggss o. assware
CHARLES DALEY. Marshal
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PROGRAMME YoR FRIDAY, OCT. 1s

70 M.-Gymnsstic Performance Tight Rope
Up. M.-Bobby Newcomb and others AT platform.
Up. M.typrcssmens Jro for light express wagon, wort
42n and worth $780, used IN bus
driven by owner empoye; free 10 ALI single mile
two prizes
ar MTro for Union Purse, for horses that have
beaten three IN i've S30v TO hrs, horse t7b 10
end.
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PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY, OCT. H.
ia. NJ Grand ana daring performance by Harry Leslie
on the tight rope
2M-Baker tro 10 bakers wagon horses used In busI
irs Prize, new wagon, SaCV second, harness. So:
one mile; free 10 all
I2XP. M.-t;rocera' trot. Same conditions
II. M.-Farmers Bolster Wagon Trot ssme condi-
~ r. M-sLow RACE-Eac TO ride ano,hcr's horse
No crippled animals admitted Tho Eowcst horse to win
sSP M--VeIoc pede Rrce-Any sire machine rider pre-.
fers Premium $40. Open to all Best Two In three; mile
4P. M-Donkcy for slco. under the saddle, NILE
~ r MMsss foot race, open 10 all bus professionally SIS
entrance First premium, S00 and belt; second, 1885,
third $50; four,n, xs6 Entries can 10 mado to time Of
starting race.
6P, M-Yacbt between the Shoe Fly and Bic sir.
TICKETS 81 EACH, CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
Should the weather unfsyorsbe, ms far practice
able will DO added 10 those OF the next ar
day. :. ....-.... - --.-.. - ...-- 49, -.
the ferryboat nj James slip. Ienh street, Twentythrd
street. fhiriyourh sett Ninety second street, East
River FERRIES drive TO Fashion Course, guided BY sign
boards the whole route Thirty minrses' ride.
Foot passengers should take either James slip Thirty
fourth ferry 10 hunters Point Cars at left side OF
IL minutes Be 1T tho grounds Trims every half hour
BENZ W. HITCHCOCK, Manager,
Store No. ~ Bsekmau street, New York,
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PROGRAMME For TUESDAY, OCT. 10.
il A. H.-Drumnning Exhibition.
~ M.-Tight-rope Gymnastics.
l2S y. M.--psrciae Quartet, BOBBY Newcomb and
Others
1 p M-GRNrLEMFy's TOURNAMENT for Diamond
Rng worth s2o, ride gaoP hodings ten feet
length.
2'P. M-GLoBE THEATRE COMPANY EXHIBITION
Josh Hart Manager who kindly volunteers the assistance
BP. M.--TkOr FOR aFNTLrMEN'S PURSE for lcrsea
that have beaten minutes 300 lrs $50 second
best three IN tive.
IP M.--Perf0 rrnance BY Harry Leslie.
r. NJ co n faucv rese
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POLITICAL.

W NJ. IT. DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATfON.--A SPECIAL
meeting Delegates Of the above association WI. BE-
held at heiqarers SATURDAY evening senemoer 20 ats
O'Clock. A Business viii before
tas meeting requested delegate he present.
A. LEyt. ........,. FREDERICK LEWIS.
A. II NAOMI oec'es~res ChcjrnAh
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PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY, OCT. H.
7AN.-EIFrY-MTLE WALKING MATCH for 600, be-
tween Miles 'kilbryde and James Smith.
ii A. M,-Drummng Exhibition.
IL M.-Barry Leslie on Tight Rope.
lH p. M.-Bobhy Ncwcorno and his friends Dance
r. M-Grest Mule Race for Sl0J open to ALL mile,
under the saddle.
up. M.-Base hall match between Warren and Union Star
clubs, of New York. for set of Tags.
1P M-skttle Match for tl00 between william Cleaver
ana Thomas Keywurth English stand fair game.
a. p. M.--Iight Rope uymnastics by Harry Leslie.
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JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTroNEER- REAL ESTATE AND
81 Loan Broker, tgl Hudson stre.t-uousehold Fnrni-
teThls day. at 0t, o'clock, at 800 lest Twenty seventh
street. the Furniture OF family leaving the city consisting
Chamber Suits Carpets Feather Beds and FEEDING,
Mirrors Easy Chas, and other Tables Exie sion
Tables Chars, Klaien Furniture DO; aso Bar FdrD
ture, Vince, Liquors, &C.
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II A. M.--Drumn,ng Match.
l2M.-InrTy Leslie on Right Rope.
1P. H.-Cog and Jig Dances .,
~ T.. M.-Bu,cter's Trot to Butchers Cart horscs
usually employed BUSINESS driven by owner employee
free ali prize cart lJv; recon, harness, $50
sH r. M-TTot Tor Ease Iufse, for horses that never
have beaten best three In i've; first horse $500 Sec
ond, $40.
xP. HILLARY Leslie on Tight Rope
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G KLABER h co.'s MARBLE WORKS, 2l7 TO ~
-. West Fifty first street. between Broadway and Eighth
Avenuc.-Marbc and Marblessd Mxntcls, Monuments
Heedsoncs, largest varieties. newest designs and
u the city.
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TosEPH SOLOMON, AUTOMATICALLY DAVID N
81 DAVIS co, o1oe NO. Park row, will sell this dav
IL O'Clock 1888 second avenue Stock and Fixtures Of
Millinery store consisting IN part II Ribbons Hats Feathers
Trimmings, Showcases, &c Storekecpers and dealers
invited.
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IN AND IL HORSE PORTABLE ENGINES, LATHEs,
~ Drills Screw Presses Boilers from 10 10 no Port
able Forges, ShAl,lng, Pueys and Belts, ~ WILLARD
DEBEv0lSE's, u Deg street.
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THE LARGEST AND RICHEST SALE OF HOUSE
hnl n oT nred ia

A UC1IoN SALE--THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK. ONE
~ close Coach one Clarence, one Road Horse Que Mich
Cow, and second hand top and Wagons, Kocka
ways, single aud double Harm Blankets &c by COLE
MURPHY. Saesroom ST9 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
ALLEs 8 ss ALE. aEtEs 1 T. Hlsss BROTHER
HENRY IL h - !. MINER
s'''"; s < esSsr1. SEPT ss at'A' Streets
orsss;s $S
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, CARPETS, &C.
I'd % country V Of s1
s s PEI. and nss
walnut Paror Suits 10 broca,el ana reps
walnut Buffet. Extension Table chars; rosewood Ward
%sni. and side table,. Sns trained black
Falo%s Carpets oieiosh: crosEery GU
patent Sofa made 10 rosowooa Grand Piano.
Sewing Machine. &c.
A RcH JOHNSTON, AuoTIoNEER.
"A omee and saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Law BOOKS
JOHNSTON VAN rAssEhL viii sei Ills aa az csatur.
d' II ss2 es 81 HsSt$ SStssH
Wheeler Wilson, Grover BAKER Weed Singer and Others
SECOND HAND ,G mod nsf1'y Hsy FURNITURE.
great variety.
LBERT B. wALDnoN. AycrIoNEER;
Household and Cabinet Furniture,
ca SEsY y sseSd, =. M nr IT,, &C..
wALpRoN COOKE viii sci ss as Above Second Hand
Furniture, Including
Parlor and Library Suits,
I Bedsieaaa Bureaus. washs,anda
Bookcases, Buhets, Commodes,
WarLrobcs, Hall Stands and Chairs:
Lounges and Easy Chairs;
Spring. Hair and other Mattressel:
Bolsters, Pillows Blankets Comfortcrs,
Extension and Centre Tables;
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram CARPETS,
OilclOths, Mats, Druggets;
Paintings. Chromos, EnEravipgs,
Clocks. Bronzes, Vases,
Mirrors, az Fixtures, &C.;
Teas, Macaront, Fruits;
iion Safes, Flags, Signals.
Being continuation OF last lays Some of tho
goods arc Of exceeding fine quality Catalogue ut sale
A LBERr b. WALDRON, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Gentee Household Funture,
rosewood Piano, Brussels Carpets,
Mirrors, Paintings. Beds and Bedding.
THIS DAY, "a o'clock,
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ITO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OCTOBER a
At the Hsckepsacx House, in the village OF Hsckersack
on the Ee Railroad House and Lot, situated ESSEX
street; lot f0r} house bn Of brick, and contains "a
rooms all In class order abundance fruit
. good barn the same loL Sale positive Cut this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30

LII WANTING FARMs-GOOD SOIL MILD Gil.
N. J.
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DARN FOR sALIt-OF 20 ACRES. MAR BCRLIN0
ton, N. j.; Obi fashioned house, good land good oca
tion stream Of water 100 peach trees, strawberries sspara
rus, Lnwon blackbeTnrs apples pears grapes qunces
price w 0u with horse wagons and farming implements
Immediate possession. Full particulars applying to E.
NORRIS, Burlington, N. j.
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REAL ESTATE 70 EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
~. perry, vslnable Stone Ia Sullivan county. N.
Y, on ths Delaware and Hudson Canal and Erie Railway,
sting OF b7J dock, dwellings, sawni and other
improvements s now Ia successf operation and capable
OF producing inesbasbie quantities Fur particulars
ply to WILLIAM toiLLON, foot Of Bethune street, New
ND.k.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-07-27
Lincoln County Democratic Convention.


The Democrats Of the several towns and planta
lions in the County of Lincoln, requested to
meet in Convention, at the COURT HOUSE, at
Wiscasset on tuesday, August 10 IS at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, for the following purposes, viz To nominate
candidates for the offices of State Senator County
Treasurer, one County Commissioner and Clerk Of
the Courts.
TO select County Committee for the year Com
mcncing Jan. l, 1872, and to transact such other
business as may be deemed eXpedient.
@Ivcry Town and Plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and additional delegate for every 80 votes
east for the Democratic candidate for Governor ut
the state Election NJ 1s-n and fraction 2G votes
will be entitled to additional delegate.
Upon the above basis, the several towns and plan
tatons will be entitled to delegates, as follows :
Alma, ,; Roothbay 1 Bremen, = Bristol 4 Dam
arscotta 3; Dresden, 3; Elgecomb, 2; Jefferson,
New Castle, 3; Nobleboro, 4; Somersiile, 2; South
port, : Waldohoro. II; Wfstport, l. Whltcicld, 4 :;
Wiscasset Ii; Monhegan, l.
+. w. FARLEY
SAMUEL Il. SMITH,
ARNOLD RLANEY.
HENRY HARRINGTON,
EIHRIDt,E s. WEEKS,
.IuIv Il 1871. Dem Co. Com.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, July 2J 1871.
EUTrER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 27aSc per h. with selections at 9a0c good
do 20l24c; fine Western at l9t21c; common and in
terlor do at HAZE inferior and bakers butter sells
at pa l3c.
CHEESE-Wc quote fine factory at lOal2c per b
fine dairy at l0lll l-2c common to good at 6al0c !;
inferior ia5c.
EGGSrhe market is firm, with sales of Eastern
at 22c and Northern at 20c per doz.
BEANS-Wc quote the best quality of medium
and pea beans ut S3 7a 50 per bush for choice Yves
tern pea beans So 75a3 tor common do and So ga
80 for choice mediums SEA. ~ for common do; SO
per bush for yellow eyes.
IIAY-Wc quote prime Eastern and Northern hay
at 530a33 per ton, New York do $2Sa3o; common
hay S2Oa23 per ton.
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III Ell ,.

[ Obituary notices, beyond the date, name ant age,
must be pail FOR.
In Portland, July %, Frank }. Ame5, formerly OF
Searsport, aged 40 years.
In Morrill,, July II, Mrs. Maria v, wife OF Barak
Hatch, aged rs years.
1t is an often quoted prove1b that "Dcath loves Il
shining mark" No proverb is invariably true, but
in the recent departure into the spiritual world OF
Maria v. Hatch, wife OF Mr.. Barak A. Hatch, OF
Morrill, the saying is emincntly applicable.
The writer of this notice has known her well since
her carly childhood, and more charming, lovable
heavenly spirit than hers he has never met. Her
nature was essentially sweet and kind one, while
in her convictions of truth and duty was positive
and decided.
Well educated she had been teacher for several
terms before her marriage, in the school at Morrill,
and so well did she perform her duties, that the
citizens elected her supervising School Committee
an honor, we believe, never before conferred in
this State upon female
Mrs. Hatch was the daughter of Samuel Kingsbury
Esq, of Waldo. In III her relations of daughter
and wife, her life, from its beginning to its close,
was a beautiful, bright and worthy example. Her
record is high and her true and higher life is but
just begun. c. o. NJ.
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Knox County Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of the city of Rockland and the
delegates to Convention to be held at UNION
HALL, Thomaston, August 10. 1871, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the following purposes: 10 nominate
candidate for State Senator County Attorney, Coun
ty Commissioner, and County Treasurer.
Each city and town are entitled to one delegate
and additional delegate for every 80 votes cast for
the Democratic Candidate Tor Governor at the State
election in 1870 and fraction of 20 votes Will en-
title to an additional delegate.
f. X. OBRIEN,
D. FRED MERRILL,
II. L. WALKER,
FRANK SHAW,
l.. V. HASTINGS,
j.. NJ STAPLES, =
john DAVIS, %.
Dem. Co. Com.
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Two HALLowELL MEN DROWNED. On
Saturday, Capt Call and Grccnleaf White,
both Of Hallowcll, were drowned by the
capsizing OF boat ut Slater's Island, q
short distance east of Pond Island, Just
outside the mouth of the Kennebec. The
two gentlemen left home Thursday for
Parkers Head, where they intended to
procure boat to convey them to some
island on which to encamp for short
season and were probably on the way to
Boothbay harbor when the accident oc-
CURED. Capt. Call formerly resided in
Farmingdalc, and followed the sea for
many years. Within year he moved to
Hallowell, and q few months ago purchas-
ed house on Second street, in which he
lived with his daughter, Mrs. Ballard,
and her son, w. r. Ballard, druggist.
Besides daughter he leaves two sons
one residing in Augusta, and the other in
Richmond. Mr.. White was the only sur
viving son of the late Gen. Greenleaf
White, of Augusta. His mother and two
sisters survive him. His age was 80
years; he was unmarried. Capt. Calls
age was so years. The event has cast
deep gloom over the city in which both
gentlemen were well known. Themother,
Mrs. White, is well nigh heart broken at
this sudden and violent taking away of
her almost idolized son. Kennebec
journal
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M

In this city, July 25, by VIM. H. FogIcr, Esq, Mr.,
VIM NJ. pillsbury Of Belfast, to Miss Abbie N.
Warren of Isesboro
In Gushing, 18th inst, by A. $. Fales Esq, Mr..
Elverin &. Davis TO Miss Amanda Condor, both OF
Friendship.
In Camden. Mr. Charles Bradbury, Of Camden to
Miss Annie V. Longtellow OF Augusta.
In North Appleton, MIR. Elijah l.. Robbins and
Mss Rosa l.. Counce, both OF Appleton.
InIinconvllc, Mr.. Riley 7. Cndworth OF Chelsea,
Mass, and Miss Ella i. Mathews Of Incolnville.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, July III
Al market for the current wcek-Cattle 27o5 Sheep
and Lambs 93l2; Swine 200; veals PIG. Last week:
Cattle 5oel Sheep and Lambs $3.50; Swine 200; vcals
Cos.
Prices Of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs, the total weight
Of hides, tallow and dressed Bcef-ENtra quality
$7a7 %: first quality 50ad 70; second quality So %;
25a5 70; poorest grade OF Cows, Oxen Bulls, &C.,
81 50a5.
Hides and NATURALIZATION Hides Ease; Brigh-
ton lallow sac lee Country Hides 7a7 L.; Country
Tallow 5a' 12c; Calf Skins lGal9c Sheep Skins, 81.
Working OXen-Not much demand Prices range
for extra, S225a275; ordinary, s15Oa175 per pair.
Mich Cows-Extra $75a10O; ordinary, STA 20
per head. Most of the steers that are in fair con-
tiition are sold for beeves.
Store Catte-Not much demand and but q few in
market.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, So GOA
9 90; Ordinary, So 0oa2 So; or from 4 a7c per h..
Lambs 50 O0a6 90 per head, from to loc per ID.
Swne-Store pigs, wholesale, Sets retail, sa10c
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 Lee.
Poultry-Extra, 16 1-2a17c; medium, 10 3-4alG 1-2c
poor, II I2a15c per Id.
proves from Maine-O 2 Estes 15; w W Hall 155 !;
Fletcher & Bros. IT; Norton & Wethern Is; j III
Weymouth 81: Thompson & Libby 10 and $50 lambs.
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New Orleans, Mobile { Texas
RAILROAD COMPANY

Offers for sale bond which combines these adyant-
ages TO an unusual degree. The route lies between
Mobile, Alabama, aud Houston, Texas passing
through New Orleans, the New York Of the South .
OF the whole line of - miles, about two thirds are
already built, and the Stockholders have expended
nearly TEN MILLION DOLLARS in the work.
The bonds now offered are secured by mortgage
upon all that part of the line west OF New Orleans,
which has All enormous traffic assured to it from the
start this being the only rail connection by which
the cotton, corn, cattle and other productions of
Texas can reach New Orleans.
So important il this road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise, by direct donations, by ondof
Of second mortgage bonds and by subscriptions to
the stock OF the Company, 1nountng in all 10 over
eight million dollars.
Ifrat
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And now of course, Grant has pardoned
Bowen the bigamist. 1t is thought that
Brigham Young interceded for him
through the radical delegate from Utah
the same fellow who nominated Brigham s
son to West Point.
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SHIP NEWS.

Barque Com Dupont, (of Searsport,) Nichols from
Savannah July for Montey ideo put into Boston 2d
inst, having experienced heavy weather, during
which the vessel sprnng aleak, and the crew being
sick with fever and ague was deemed necessary TO
make port to recruit and repair.
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Corrected Uechly for the Jougnai
SPECIAL NOTICES.
thin CONFESSIONS Oh An INVALID,

DUBLISIIED rs a warning and for the benefit of
i yonng men o,lh others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, &c, supplying TIE MEANS OF SELfCU RE-
Written by one who cured himself and sent free
onreceiyng post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL. MAYTAII, BROOKLYN, N. y.
6ml5sp
DR.. +. K. CLAEKE'S VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN f
BIrTEES certain cure for female sickness, by
taking wine glass half full before &c ting of bed
in he morning. Delicate Ladies' will find it of
greet service by using it three or four times day.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. sp
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Now my little boys and girls said "a
teacher, Il want you to be very stilso still
that You can hear pin drop" In a minute all
WAS silent, when Il little boy shreked out, s. Let
her DROP
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

TED srATEs ps ur Of NJ BANKRUPTCY
In the matter of JAMES & WILLIAM TREAT
Bankrupts.
TTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that Il Petition has
L been presented to the Court, this 10th day OF
July, A. d. 1871, by William Treat OF Frankfort,
4 Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to
have full discharge from all his debts, provable
OF the firm Treat & Company, and upon reading
said Petition, IT Is ORDERED by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same, the first Monday OF
September A. ID. 1871 before the Court in Portland in
said District, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published in the Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier and Republican Journal, newspapers printed
in said District, week for three weeks, and once
in the Bangor Weekly Courier, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons in
interest," may appear at said time and place, and show
cause, any they have, why the prayer of said Pet
ton should not be granted
VIM. +. PREBLE,
;Wl CiCrl. Of District Court for said District,
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AT n Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Tor
the County of Waldo. on the second Tuesday OF
July A. ID. ISL.
JOANNA $. DOW, former widow OF Lew o.
- Bowden, late of Winterport, in said County OF
Waldo deceased, having presented petition for an
allowance from the personal estate OF said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Joanna give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy OF tins order
to be published three weeks successfully IN the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Beiast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of August next ten OF the clock before noon, and
shcw cause if any they have. why the prayer OF sad
petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGu, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. L FIELD, Register.
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At Il Probate Court held ut Belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
July A. ID. ISL.
NTALNiNA FLETCHER, widow OF Alon]o T..
nj Fletcher, late of Northport IN said County OF
Waldo deceased having presented petition for an
allowance from the personal estate Of SAID deceased
Ordered, That the said MalYln' give notiee 10 aiI
nersons interested by causing copy of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully III the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at Bet
f,st within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of August next, at ten Of the clock before
noon and shew cause, ii any they have, why the
PRAYER of 81 id petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-li. 7. FIELD, Register
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ry,uE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust OF AdmnlsrairN
n thn estate Of Thomas r. Clement, late of Montville,
n me Cn,ntv Of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
Tho law directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deccased's estate to make
immediate nayment, and those who have any de-
n,ands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
IN hcr 3W2 MARY CLEMENT.