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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

VINHOMAS WOODWORTH, Calvin C. Woodwork
L & Susan X. Woodwork, all of Fayette in the
County OF kennebec. by their deed, dated the I'D
day of June, A. D.. 1870 and recorded In the Regis
try OF Deeds for said County, Book 27s. Page SEQ.
convey ed to Comfort Pettingill of East Livermore
in the County OF Androscoggin, in mortgage, a
certain parcel of real estate situated in said Fayee
near the twelve corners, SO called, described as
ioiows-being the same premises and all the same
described in a warantee deed from Calvin C. Wood.
worth to Thomas Woodwork. dated September 5th,
1868 and recorded in said Registry of Deeds Book 49,
rage sy6, containing forty acres more or less, and
the said Comfort Pettingill on the seventh day of
September, A. d. 1881. did sell, transfer and assign
said mortgage to me. the undersigned as his assign
ed in said Registry, Book 1896. Page $50, will fully
appear, and the condition of said mortgage
thereof claim foreclosure Dated the first day of
May, I'D 1882. CALVIN c. wOODWORTH.
w3w1S
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PORTLAND, May 8.
The Press tomorrow will give the follow
ing as the opinion of the British Consul,
William Ward, on the Irish horror: Mr..
Ward does not believe this crime should
be laid on the land league. He thinks it
more than probable the murderers were men
who owed a grudge to the government for
some real or fancied injury and who laid the
source of their troubles at the door of Burke.
Cavendish was killed aiding Burke. 1t is
inconceivable that any one connected with
the land league could be guilty of such folly.
He did not share in the opinions of those
who saw in the assassin's act the downfall of
the Gladstone government. Mr.. Gladstone
is too cool, too prudent, possessing too little
sentimentality to be overborne in q position
like the present. He will have the support
of the conservatives rather than their Oppo-
sition. If Beaconsfield had been alive there
might have been some danger from the
"Jingo" element, but the conservatives had
really been coquetting with the nationals for
some little time before the change of the
Gladstone policy. Mr.. Gladstone adopted
the coercion policy more for the reason that
he desired to keep certain bad men under.
When he found they must necessarily come
to the surface, as we'll as good men, then he
simply anticipated the action of the conserv-
atives.
Mr.. Ward though it not improbable that
DO thA e u
stopped the alterations between the half
breeds and stalwarts and caused most har.
| monious feeling between the two, the assas-
sination Of Cavendish and Burke may result in
a better feeling and understanding between
the two parties all over England and Ireland,
and eventually benefit the beautiful Isle of
the Sea.
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HOUSE.
Mr.. Kssson, of Iowa offered resolution
granting leave to the committee of WAYS ana
means to sit during the recess Of Congress at
such time and places as it may determine,
and instructing them to assemble in Washing.
ton for the presentation of the revenue bill
on the second Tuesday in November next,
referred.
Townsend, of Illinois. offered resolution
instructipg the committee on post omces
and roads to enquire into the expediency OF
abolishing the postage on newspapers sent
from known Office of publication to regular
subscribers; referred.
Under the call of states many bills were
introduced and referred. By Mr.. Bragg, Of
Wisconsin, for the relief of Fitz John Porter.
1t authorizes the president to appoint Porter
to the position of colonel in the army to the
same grade and rank held by him at his dis
missal and in his discretion to place him on
the retired list of that grade.
Speeches in favor of creating q department
of agriculture. were also delivered by Messrs.
Carpenter, Geddes. Rich and Grout. House
then took a recess until $50, evening session,
for debate only on the same subject.
The Speaker stated he would be absent
two days and Mr.. Burrows would occupy the
chair.
The House met at $50 with but slim at
tendance. Speeches in favor of the bill re-
lating to the department of agriculture were
delivered by Messrs. Morey, Lacey, Cullen,
Wise and Dunnell, and the House at $50, ad-
journed.
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PORTYSEyENTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
WAsHINCrON Ma

WASHINGTON, May 8.
Mr.. Hoar presented a petition from ten
bank officers Of Boston in favor of the bank
rupt bill; tabled.
Bills were introduced and referred to COM
mirtees.
By Mr.. Sewell to appoint Fnz John Porter
to position Of Colonel, etc., similar to the
House bill.
House tariff commission bill was submit
ted and placed upon the calendar
resolution was introduced and referred
confering thanks Of Congress and additional
rank upon Chief Engineer George W. Mel
vile, U. 8. N.
The court Of appeals bill then came up.
Several motions to amend we're neeatived
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Assessors Notice.

To the Tax payers of the City of Augusta:
You are hereby notified to bring in true and CON-
pete lists of your polls and estates real and personal
not by law exempt from taxation, of which you
also Executor, Administrator, Guardian or Trus
tee. For the purpose of receiving said lists and
administering the oath authorized thereto, the
undersigned, Assessors of said city, will be in
sion at their Office in Granite Block, each Saturday
before on the 18th day of May next, fro to IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, and from to O'Clock 7. NJ, and
also all stormy days up to and including that date.
Failing TO bring in such lists, you will thereby be
barred of any right TO make application to the
County Commissioners for an abatement of any
taxes which may be assessed against you.
Blanks for returns may be had of us on application
or by calling at the City Treasurer's office.
ASA ID. TOWNSEND, Assessors
ERASTUS HASKELL, of
VIM ii. LIBBY, Augusta.
March 30. 1882. mar3lt iw&wfd
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8. z. Davis.
Ellsvorh-G. W. Hudson
East Sullivan and Gouldsboro-W. Bald
win.
East Machias and Whitney-Supplied by
F. F. Smith.
Eastport-w H. Williams
Edmunds and South Pembroke-C. A.
Mine.
Franklin and Sullivan. H. Bennett.
Harrington and Cherryheld-J. Alexan-
der.
Lubee-Supplied by r. N. wilkins.
Millbridge and Steuben-Supplied.
Nachias-Alexander Prattsman.
Milltown-P. ]. Robinson.
OrrinRton-C. B. Besse.
Penobscot and Brooksville-S. II. Dun
ton.
Pembroke-A. j. Lockhart.
Robinston and Charlotte-M. y. BRIGHAM.
Searsport and North Searsport-F. ].
Haley.
Surry and Brooklin-W. H. Crawford, Cd
Swans Island-Supplied by J. NJ. Roberts.
fremont and Cranberry Isle. S. Allen.
Trenron-Supplied.
Westley-Supplied.
H. H. Clark. chaplain U. S. Navy, Mill
town Quarterly Conference.
NJ. w. Prince, principal East Maine Con-
ference Seminary, Bucksport Quarterly Con-
ference.
ROcKLAxD DISTRICT.
B. S. Arey, Presiding Elder. Post Office Ad-
dress, Rockland.
Boothbay-S. L. Hanscom.
Bremen and Round Pond-Supplied by S.
NJ. Smith.
Bristol-M. G. Prescott
Camden-B. c. Wentworth.
China and Winslow-Supplied by ]. c.
Lamb.
Clinton and Benton-C. E. Springer.
Cushing and South Waldoboro-S. s.
Gross.
Damariscotta and Mills-C. B. Dunn.
Dresden-F. d. Handy.
East Eoothbsy and South Bristol-C. l..
Haskell.
East Pittston and Whitefeld-O. Tyler.
East Winslow and Branch Mills-Supplied
by E. w. Nixon.
Friendship-E. H. Tunnyclife.
Georgetown and Arrowsic-C. Rodgers.
Knox and Morrill-E. s. Gahan.
Montville and Palermo-Supplied by w.
J. Clifford.
North and East Vassalboro-E. H. Boyn-
ton.
North and West Waldoboro-Supplied by
s. Bickmore.
Pittston and Chelsea-G B. Chadwick.
Rockland-C. A. Southland.
Rockport-W. T. Chase.
Searsmont-J. p. Simonton.
Sheepscot Bridge-John r. Clifford.
Southport-J. R. Baker.
South ThomastOn-B. M. Mitchell.
Thomaston-Ammi Prince.
Unions. Fl. Beale.
Unity and Troy. A. Morelen.
Vassalboro, Cross Hill and Riverside-W.
B. Eldridge.
Vinalhaven-Supplied.
Wald0bOro-W. L. Brown.
Washington-Supplied.
WestpOrt-Supplied.
Windsor-T. r. Pentecost.
Wiscasset-J. T. Crosby.
Woolwich-B. r. Byrne.
George A. Crawl ford, Chaplain United
States Navy, Camden Quarterly conference.
c. Stone, transferred to Maine Conference
and stationed at Pennington.
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(From the Portland Press, sth.)
The GubernatOrial Nomination,

The caucuses will soon be held in the sew
eral towns throughout Maine for the choice of
delegates TO the State Convention which will
meet in Portland on June Is. 1t seems TO be
generally conceded that the candidate for
Governor will be taken from this part of the
State and two gentlemen are prominently
named for the place, both of whom we can
heartily commend A. eminently suitable for
the position. These are mentioning them
In order Of seniority-Hon. Frederick ROBBIE
Of Gorham and Hon. William w. Thomas.
Jr., Of this city.
Frederick Robbie 10 graduate Of Bowdoin
College in the class Of ls4l. lie afterward
graduated at the Jefferson Medical College in
Philadelphia and was engaged in the active
practice Of his profession until the outbreak
of the war in 1861. In that year he was ap-
pointed paymasser by President Lincoln,
served until the close Of the war, and was
breveted Lieut.. Colonel for meritorious SER
vice. He has been elected to the State
House Of Representatives, from Gorham,
seven times, ~ speaker in 1879 and again in
AotOp N1S uiculOtf VI tne NOunC1l under
Gov. washburn, aud has been chairman of
the Council during Gov. Davis's and Gov.
Plaissed's administrations. Through his in
huence the Normal School at Gorhsm was
established and he contributed literally
toward the fund necessary for the erection Of
the fine building. He has always shown much
interest in and liberality toward religious
charitable and educational institutions. In
1873 he was one of the Commissioners to the
Paris Exposition and during his absence was
made one Of the constitutional candidates for
Governor by an agreement among the leaders
OF the Republican party and was voted for as
one Of the candidates for Governor BY the
Republican members Of the Legislature of
1879. He has filed many other responsible
positions and has for many years been men,
toned rs an available candidate for the
Governship.
Col. Robe lives in Gorhsm on the home.
stead farm Of many acres which has long been
In the possession of the family. He has been
president Of the Cumberland County Agricul-
tural Society and 10 now master of the State
Grange, an agricultural organization contain
ing over ten thousand members. The dis
charge papers Of Thousands of our Maine SOL
dfers bear his signature which was necessary
before final d. elarge and payment were Sc
cared. He was always popular with the SOL
dters and h still kindly remembered BY them.
He b member Of the Grand Army Post of
this city and Of the military order of the Loyal
Legion Of the United States. When he vas
mustsrsd out Of the service the Arvus said.
ssHe has been eentlemanly and courteous
o0esr and has faithfully discharged the duties
Of kis ollce." The Press said, sCol. Robie's
oo9vieo has been honorable to himself and
eminently sasisfnctesy both 10 the Rovsrnnens
cd - elaimanh With vhoa - has had 70
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WALDOBORO, May O.
Monday morning the conference convened
at six o'clock to hear the appointments read.
Scripture reading and prayer by Bishop
Andrews.
Resolution of thankfulness to Bishop An
drews, to the people of Waldoboro for en-.
tertainment and to the railroad companies for
reduction Of fares were passed. Farewell
resolutions, complimentary to Cyrus Stone
were also passed.
An appropriation of twenty-five dollars
was made for NJ. II. Smith.
resolution thanking the Congregational
society for the use of their house, ETC., on
the Sabbath, was passed.
A collection was taken to defray incidental
expenses.
After few remarks, Bishop Andrews an
nouneed the following appointments:
BANGOR DISTRICT.
G, X. Palmer, Presiding Elder, P. 0. Ad-
dress Bangor.
Atkinson, South Sebec and Milo-A. w,
C.. Anderson.
Bangor, First church-Theodore Gerrish,
Bangor, Union Street Church-G. N.
Eldridge.
Brewer and Eddington-N. G. Axtel.
Brownville-C. A. Plummer.
Bowerbank, Williamsburg and Sebec-F.
W. Towle.
Corinth and East Corinth-Supplied by T.
S. Page.
Castle Hill and Mapleton-Supplied by N.
Kearney.
Carmel and Levant-Supplied BY C. L.
Banghoat.
Dexter-w. W. Marsh.
Dover and Bear Hill-v. P. Wardwell.
Danforth, Weston and Bancroft-M. d.
Miller.
Dixmont, Plymouth and Jackson -
Timing.
Exeter, Corinna and Stetson-w. Ler.
mond.
Forest City and opsfeld-Suppled by ].
W. Price.
Fort Fairfield and Caribou-Elisha Skin
ner.
Guilford, Sangerville and Parkman-E.
Brown.
Houlton, Hodgdon and Linneus-A. A.
Lewis.
Hampden-A. s. Townsend.
Harmony and Willington-Supplied.
Hainesville and Molunkus-Supplied by
L. w. Kilgore.
Hartland and st. Albans-Supplied.
Lagrange, Bradford and Argyle-Sup-
piled by s. NJ. Smell.
Lincoln and Mattawamkeag-F. A. Drag
don.
Monticello aud Littleton-E. A. Glidden.
Moro, Merri |. Dyer Book and Smyrna-
Supplied by r. L. Mantor.
Monroe and Newburgh-Supplied by l..
A. Gould.
Newport, Palmyra and Detroit-I. H. W.
Wharf.
Orono, Upper Saltwater and veazie-L.
L. Hanscom.
Patten and Sherman-F H. Osgood.
Pittsfeld-W. T. Jewell.
Springfield, Carol and. Prentiss-Sup.
piled by ID. Godfrey.
winterport and Coles Coruer-George
Pratt.
West HAmpden-Supplied.
David II. Tribou, Chaplain United States
Navy, Hampden Quarterly Conference.
BuckspoRr DISTRICT.
J. d. Wardwell, Presiding Elder, P. O.
address, Ellsworth.
Addison and Centerville-Supplied.
Alexander, Crawford and Copper. P.
Gardiner.
Bucksport-A. J. Clifford
Belfast and Northport-C. E. Libbey.
Bar Harbor-J. H. Mooers.
Bucksport Center-Supplied.
Center and South Orington-J. Bran.
Castine and West Penobscot-G. G.
Winslow.
Columbia and Columbia Falls-C.I 1. Mills.
- Cutler-David Smith.
Casais-J. w. Day.
Der Isle-B. C. Blackwood
Eas Daek3Poss and orland-Supplied b.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-ya Probate Courf MT
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of april. 1889
III ENRY j. GOULDING, Administrator on the
- estate OF Albert Crowell, late of West Water
vhe In said County, deceased, having petitioned
lot license to sell the following real estate of said
deceased Tor the payment of debts, &C.. viz: Lot In
west "aterville, bought of Geo. W. Hubbard; lot
on zen lots road, and the homestead lot:
ordered, That notice thereof be given three weeks
excessively prior to the fourth Monday Of May next
IN tne hennebec Journal. newspaper printed In
augusta, that all persons interested may attend Mt
court OF Probate then TO be holden at Augusta. and
SHOW cause, If any Why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
AtteSt:-HOwAED OWEN. Register. IL
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May rs.
FLoUR-quiet.
WHEAT = lower; No. Chicago Spring. ! "a
24l cash; May "a; June l 25i; July 23I;
Aug. II.
ORN = lower at s6i 73l cash bid; 73l a 73a
May; 7ls June; 70 July
,ATs.lower $50 $50 cash; May 52s; June 81;
July 400 Aug. $50.
xYE-steady; 80
Enthusiastically 10
Pork at Is 10 for cash and IS 3sa for May !;
Is IS for June.
LARD at II 30 for cash; IL 80 a II 80 June i;
II IS July.
BULK MEAT-Shouiders, 90: Short rib, 10 65;
Short clear. II 05.
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New York Stock Market.

Sydney Smith being ill, his physician ad-
vised him tO''take walk upon an empty stom-
ach." Upon whose? asked Sydney. Still
better steps to take would be the purchase of
DR.. X. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" and pleasant Purgative Pellets, which
are especially valuable to those who are
obliged to lead sedentary lives, or are afflicted
with any chronic diseases of the stomach and
bowels. BY druggists mav9+&wIw
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Live and Let Live,

Life is not always under our own control.
but can be prolonged by care and prudence.
BURDocK BLOOD BITTERs as a laxative, and
diuretic medicine tend materially to restore
health and lengthen our days. Price 81 90.
maygfSwIw2n
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The Household Blood Purifier and Cough
Syrup has done thousands of ladies more
good than any other kind of medicine 1t is
compounded from roots and herbs, and is
positive cure for all female complaints. Sold
by all dealers april4+eodlm
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THOMAS ECLECTRIc Oh has obtained great
popularity from its intrinsic value as a re-
liable medicine, in curing hoarseness. and
all irritations of the throat, diseases of the
chest, etc For these 1t is an incompatible
pulmOnic. mav9dSwIwon
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FARM FOR SALE.

INFLATED In Manchester, on the Pond road, five
kCmiles from Halloweli and six and ope-baf from
augusta. Farm contains % acres, cuts six tons of
nay, excellent pasture. Good buildings In good
OF Cobbossecontee Lake There Is a good orchard
oi 20 trees on the place. In bearing condition. also an
abundance Of cherries and grapes for family use.
ahIee hundred dollars down. balance on time. The
pest bargain in kennebec County for a man with
nmited means Address or call on W. A. Newcomb
oh the premises. 4w18
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To Communities.

or those with weak lungs, splitting of blood.
bronchitis. or kindred affections of the throat
or lungs, send two stamps for DIR. X. v.
fierce's treatise on these maladies. Address
the doctor, Buffalo, n. Y. max9d&wIx2n
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And don't let the germs of that vile disease.
Catarrh, take root and flourish in your sys.
tenn. Sulphur Bitters will prevent this and
make you strong and healthy Editor.
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Money for n Rainy Day.

''For six years my daughter was sick from
kidney and other disorders. We had used up
our savings on doctors, when our dominic
advised us to try Parker's Ginger Tonic Four
bottles effected cure, and as a dollars worth
has kept our family well over a year. we have
been able to lay by money again for rainy
day."-A Poor Mans Wife.
mavOao1 ,r1r mo-
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Nursing mothers gain strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t acts like a charm
IN restoring to health and strength overstrain
ed nature. mav9+sw1won
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

Ie all who are suffering from the errors and inds
crefions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood, &C., will send q recipe that vii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary In South America
send afelfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
1. INhAN. Station d. New York City oct2e,& vsm
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Epenin0 ReDOrf,

NEW YORK. May s.
Money loaned upfrom to 4 and closed at 3.
Prime Mercantile paper, 4a5. Exchange steady
S7i for long, and 20 short. Governments higher
State bonds lower Railroad lower
Transactions. 600 shares.
Closing bids:
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The Distinguishing Charm.

A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered
flowers and spices is the distinguishing charm
of Floreston Cologne. may2eod&wlm2p
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In Lisbon, 81 miles from Lewiston City Hall, u
wafered, good SOIL good buildings and large orchard
For particulars call or address
w2ti6& 9. w. BUCKNAM, HalloweII, or
foat2t NATHAN BUCKNAM Lisbon Me.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.
MAINE ETHODISTS.

Close Of the SessiOn-A Full List OF the
Appointments.
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War Dept, Office Chief Signal Oficer,
Washington, d. c.. Nav 9.-lA. NJ.
For the New England and Middl. States.
warmer. cloudy weather, with rain; south.
westerly winds; lower pressure.
Special weather Dallesin.
Cloudy weather With rain il indicated for
New England Thnrsday.
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Special Advertisements.

SsaU odverfisemenfs, not exceeding three lines,
coming undtr the head of WANTED, For SAT-
TO LEr, LOST, &C., sciH be inherited here one tim
for IS cents three times for 40 cents. and one ceef
FOR so cents.
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WEATHER REPORr.

I.a,e..,o.. for the Mex, a Ho.,.
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THE ASSASSINATION.

Opinion of the British Consul, William
Ward.
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HOUSE.

| and without final action ON the bill the SEN
ate adjourned.
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49,. :, EMEKf .. BEAN, Judge.
Attest Howard OWEN, Register owls
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Allowed on Certificates
Deposit.

COLLECTIONS MADE Ar Low BATE
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SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
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manent and supreme executive, legisla-
tive and judicial control Throughout the
territory. While it is difficult to say in
what manner such q result could have
been prevented under the provisions Of 8
representative territorial government, it
is undoubtedly true that The DEVELOPMENT
Of MormOnism as asystem, the def4nt
attitude of its adhereots, and the result
ant difficulties 10 which reference will be
made elsewhere, are chiefly due 10 the
long tenure sof absolute civil authority
upon which its leaders entered in 1850.
Polygamy is the scarlet letter upon
the brow Of this fair young common
wealth which proclsims her deep shame.
and forbids Der entrances into the sister
hood Of ststes." I
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LONDONBANKOFUTAH
lLIMTTED.)

% Great Winchester ST., London
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c1zaOssss Of DspOLs Issued Fsyahaa- -
Demand.
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Whenever it is shown by proof that
the claimant has, By act or speech. given
aid or countensnce to the rebellion, he
should not be permitted 10 take the OATH,
and such acts or speech need not be such
as to constitute treason technically, but
must have been so overt and public, and
must have been done or said under such
circumstances, IS fairly to show that they
were actually designed to, and in their
nature tended to, forward the cause Of
the rebellion.
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Makes Collections, rsssStsaSG PFsSseaf
ProNptgS.
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Buys End sells Exchange or New York, Sc,
Francisco. Chicago, st. Louis. OzAAAi
London and principal Continental Cities
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d&rshsI Attention GiYen 20 ne Sals e.
Ores and Bullion. Re solicit OoFS-
Hga1te7stS, Guaranteeing TIE
Ri0kEst Market Prices.
csuCcsSeHs Edde 10Th RrosRpt RctaHRa
at L0apeSt R0EsS

Execute Orders for RsrchGss nr SuIs e.
Socks and Bonds at Men York
Gssd San BTdHeiscos
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