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laden with bundles confused the presence OF mysterious
shapes which claim to belong to their estate but In Their
swahng Of and shroud OF coyerets look Ike night
visions Then come terrible carmen. and mock at
earthly affections when they pack the kitchen utensils with
the piano and s,row the waverley Novels all the way
from the abandoned hearhsone to the abode Those
brawny eouocast. their might OF muscle look down Oh
feeble women put the engravngs wherever utersce
pears ubctn themselves to the unnered suspicion that
they are brothers naw OF the aze think that your treas
ured Venus Of Milo will 90 safest in tho cylinder Of the gas
stove whence she euerges whole indeed, but with com
pexon which would have dsenehanted Mercur and shake
the ease into dsected picture Of pink roses and gold
blocks The day busy horror Of eonfGson dirt disorder
temper waste The house presents tho same enehan
menr save that apprehension losses has become certainty
losses and the soul arms herself desperate patience 10
bear the ills she has.
At the going down ,oi the Tuesday hundreds Of
wreched people wrung their hands amidst their shattered
idols and asked themselves why they were born Their dinner
had been bakers loaf and bit Of corned boeL Their yrtu
itself in the form Of the thnnes OF mat
on the hardest Of floors and the range had aoso
utey and uneomprisingy struck for new waereaek two
ovens brick lining CRATE three dampers and set OF grid
dies and hope Of breakfast seemed deasion and SNARE
There viii be days wretohedn and weeks Of discomfort
before the machinery for tho establishment works with
out friction whole month Of harmones dropped ont OF this
brief life and four weeks Of dscord angns through the
mellow Of the year. There loss OF temper ana
Of money There is the pess digging up OF any little
Of affection which may have put down healthy bers into
soil OF old home What Of permaneDce can such
vagabonds have What sacred feeling Of home Whatlong
ing put oveest ances into the garnture Of the hab
ation The earth has bubbles tie wher hath and these
OF them.
Good Meseurs Landlords, Cresus. and Rothschid and
Barring and Solomon and the rest Of do give some noble
impulses gorihed Strike for your nars
- I.r.1l 1lturo
fats French do Make them airy, and cheerful and
price and will not ask for browntone fronts
frescoed ceilings
For really this compulsory moving from houses which one
little houses which wants less because one cannot
afford live where he would and could not hnd the htng
dwelling. could he command the rental does without doubt
destroy beautiful love OF home which Is the core OF the
good citizen. who with the strong patriot
the sentiments which the State and that B
gang Of money which the sentiments
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The San Francisco Bond Robbery.

The case of The United States agt. John Lambert,
alias Lambert Ensor up before Commissioner Os
yesterday pursuant to the Adjournment OF Tuesday
The prisoner brought up the following evidence taken
John A. Kennedy, sworn, Superintendent OF Police
defendant arrested by instructon arrested him
received from Francisco telegram before ms
Uns dispatch TO the wit.
ness this the 9Th OF April The dpatch offered
evidence received subject objection bs letter nssi
the wness received this etter suseg9sa 70 ece.y
Overand know W Lees by fepa'
taion only Captain Detective Force Francsco do
personay after having received the seeoad dssh
would be willing rsgrn
md brought 20
Spenerr directed Bennett and Boyle Ia
defendant them verbal order TO arrest h; hsys
never Mr. write have received letters from him about
gold possession, which alleged 20 have
defendant the question received ~ tho
United under and virtue process OF attachment
issaed out Of the United States District Court
detective policeman and rfested
de Cuba ct the uaantne
bad him after his Iaccused him Of stesing
told him he arrested for stealing $Ioo;
be said II didn't steal that said immstsA-yoa
money! he replied by saying II stole tnis money
Wa that money p this all the conversation"
The examination was adjourned to Friadsyi at p m
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The Battery Exteusies Aaain-Metien 90 Opcs
q Judgment Against the City.

The case of George Law agt. The Mayor, &c,
came up before Justice Clerks yesterday Mr. OGorman
moved to open judgment entered In the above case for
about s against city the Goth Of January last
Tho Judgment entered the report OF reeree on the
old claim for building the rprap wall Of the Battery under
stipulation entered into by the late Corporation Coune tbat
the report should be drawn Mr. OGOrman II his adayt
failure oppose the entry Of the Judgment In
January ground Of the great Of accumulated and
new business which he had time to make himself
familiar and the fact that the papers were not IN his ohice
but in hands Of Mr. BurT who had been employed az
counsel had known nothing Of the settlement On va
rous grounds urges that the settlement mpoydent
and that trial would have resulted in better Judgment oi
the city He does claim ge that there was any haud
or fault in the settlement.
Mr. Robinson contended that the Common Council having
authorized tho settlement OF all suits and II not being pre-
tended that there couson in It, the settlement
final and conclusive.
The Court took the papers. reserving its decision
Mr. OGorman and Mr. Burrl for the Corporation; Robin
son and Scrbner for Mr.. Law.
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Arrived.

Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, Boston, day. with 10 II y
cromweh 20 May - at p ~ about miles : by T. from
cspc fog light House schooner bottom d.
Penobsco for all River with Of lumber which had cp.ed
short time previously The Captain and ensn
TO ne them ol and landed Holiness Hole Amer
leaving the shr her dek load pped off, aud le hsed iu Of
Steamship Jamsca Or paeke cesrove Port Prince April
via Abscomb May IN ballast Dabfr Nash. Went
Absecomb April H. and Of May 6;3 snd brought
10 the city by Capt Perry Of the Coast Wreeng Company with
slght damage.
Steamship ars. Parrish Richmond Ecrfolk with nass, ard
10 Liyingson. OK { Co.
seam,hP Naara Coach Richmond ad Norfolk with udse md
pas. to q. Heiurken Painero.
sehI Statesman. Cole shu6e " e. 10 days with inis Snow
Richardson.
schr. Ida A. jayne, Jayne Baltimore, fcr New Haven
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sIovemeuts o, Ocean g 6 steamers
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.... D.
Cleared.


Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah. Marrsy, Ferris Co.
sssm.bp Hunter Rogers, Savannah, 1. L. Jones
S..-a'shn W.shinyon Chichester Wimngton Del. j. Hand
s,ssn.Iip Fsrbanks Hunter Boston Whitney Hathaway'
ss.m.bn Neptune Baker Boston, Neptune steamship 20
Bark Sea shake Br Gardner Adelaide Aust) L. A. hu'sey
Co. p,-i..
Bart Iv. Berry Msrscaibo. MAITLAND Phelps -.
Bsik Formoss (PTu@b fauscn' 'sHaoS i'' ''u'''' N'
Mencka Wendt o,. p.,a u,....,
BARK Fanny Hamilton Brl Dyer, Genoa vs fnisdephiA D.
Henry.
B,rk Oan Eden Reed Havana, J. r: Wsrd 70
BerRAiIsA (tr D. Miller ST. Johns ~ b. o. r. bncey = 20.
BSrk Qaindsro (BL 5ianwood Wilmington ~ u ih0hp''"
Hunter. -.
Bark Golden Fleece tBr) Rhodes Barbados H. lfo"ofoses
Soma r n n.v.h,
BTix senorita, Linden Baltimore, n ABBOTT
Bng Unicorn fBl Lake. st. Johns, NJ r. D. n lew on ~
Brig Benkhorn (Brl Burgess Cow Bay Whiinsy "
Bris Bckmors Bickmore Phiisdophis. H. w Loud TO-
Brig Perry. Lampher. New London, Vernon H. brown
Brio Fusenis Coombs, Arroyo, p. r.. H. bnch 20
Brig Victoria (Br Wymsn Fogo N. y. D. star son; ,,
Bhs O. Palmer tBr) Reynods St. Andrews NJ d. r. "s'N
Son.
Brig FideHs Stone Busn Ayres Miller Houshton a., M
Brig Ida tbr Hainss Vera Cruz LeonAfdson No. . '"
Elwell Co.
sehr. Lotis wTeos. Demerara g. w. Levi, Co
Schr. FoUsst Home Tborne. f0yiirnee, o. stranabsn
seh Ellen LUTON Dbl Brown, Jana fsnissoD "a
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Naval Inteiligence.
THE BROOKLYN NAvY-YARD.


The supply-steamer Massachusetts, is now engaged
in taking in stores &C., the Navy Yard and viii probably
sail on Saturday for the Atlantic and Gulf squsdrons
will carry the mails and passengers Tor the
above mentioned squadrona
are and the vessels will be IN seagons
order 1t said thai when completed these vessels w fon
part Of the flying squadron which w oe
gland Canadian coast The British North Am rcar
squadron consists OF % vessels carrying In all 40 guns
MIscELLASEoUs
The gunboat Resaca now at ashington Navy Yard
hns received her new machinery and Portsmouth
IN H. Navy-Yard in few days to take board her pars
rigging and armament after which she Will be attached 10 the
summerpraciiee squadron Of the Nava Aeadsmy mSs
ssanaaeA o. june ''D ''-''''''
special duty at Aspnwa ransda and is at the
brooklyn has been condemned unfit for further
naval and orders received from the Navy
Department TO cause broken up and sold Her Off
have all been detached and the majority oi tnem nave
received OF absence prior to being nom the
The naval depot for iron-clads at Mound City. H. to be
abolished and the vessels there present be taken to
depot which lately been established few pliles below
New-Oreans number of prominent naval engineers have
expected that in days all the u vessels the Mis-
sissppI will be safely laid up the ronclad depot
DEATH OF SURGEON BESJ vRBELAND, U. $. NAVY.
By letters received from the United States soop-o
war Kearsarge at LISBON. Portugal We learn of tie
death Surgeon yeeand officer whose many admirable
qualities head and heart have endeaed lin TO large CIR
Gle of friends with whom in contact while attached
the Brooklyn Naval Hospital more anassuming or Eaei
his care will be held in grateful remembrance Surgeon
vreeana native Of the State Of and received
his appointment from IT, He entered the service on the yh
May s5o and that time aas served on board tho United
States ships yanda and North Carolina remaining on each
for anumber In 1860 he ordered 10 the soopof
war roqpo and remained attached to that vessel during her
cruise Of three years participating IN all the engagepenu
through which the Ioqu0is passed On the return TO New
York Of Iroquo in lsd3 Surgeon Vrecand was ordered
Brooklyn Naval Hospital and remained there until ordered
10 the the early part OF August 1868 Surgeon
Veel,Dd remarkable for his thorough contempt Of
danger while performance of his duty and he has a
vhiia
death his suffering shpmates.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The Tux on Brokers' sales.

T. ne Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: The World is trying very hard to work up
large amount Of against the scoundrey Albany
Legislation in relation to the bill TO brokers' sales The
Black Republicans Of made TO shoulder the entire
responsibility Of the deadly blow at the commerce Of New
York" Permit give brief History Of tho most wicked
measure" The Controller Robinson. two three
years ago suspec that the State Treasury not rscev
ing all IL was entitled from duties Of the City OF
New. York appointed Mr.. ID. L. Marshall 10 investigate
the subject I NJ entered upon this duty and the result
shown by the Controllers last report OF return OF these
auction duties Of somewhere s00O over the previous
reurus have report before bot the figures can be
by referring to the document Mr. Marshal whc hso
given much attention found large number o.
street brokers engaged In traffic which he believed shoud
contribute something toward the support Government TIM
hucksers their stock ana trade In the coal
tail pockets-pay and escape TAXATION TO the great
detriment of legitimate merchants who cannos escape
heavy and taxation The law In question originated
reach this class The subject submitted " the eonsoeS
tion OF the Committee of WAYS aud Means Of the Assembly
and there dscussed-Mr. Andersen OF Newfok Chy tht
OF the Manhattan Clab Democracy being
member of that Committee. and approving Of the BILL II wa
not smGgged through the Legislature Ii was fairly con-
sdered aid passed hout any opposition II Is due 70 Gov
that the laid the Executive table for 81
aary nearly every New who had business Win n
IN the popety OF the law and found no single
The OF Democratic Senaors and Assem-
bymen OF the City NewYok will be found recorded 10 IA
yor of the bill IT. The World insists the bill deadly
bow AT the commerce OF New York City" the Democratic
city, aud the merchant princes who seno
such representatives Albany or less responsos
for the Lasslge Of the act = go.
Mem. York Cur May 2, 1850.
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Eefinres ano ftleetinas.

'.NHE Things that are Coming on the Earth. Tho
second lecture Of the eegTse By JOHN WILKINS viii be de
lvered SUNDAY EVENING O'clock al Iniveiy
Buildings Washington square Subject: The Geographical limits Of
Roman PIophec Earhhe Countries at present comprse
AID the Political changes which be rIprcied
Countries Students Of prophecy and Thoughtful observer o.
invited 10 attend No charge OF kd
il imp on " o
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Traveiers' Guide

To Absnv py- Hudson r. H. Depot SOihst an loth-sse,
and by Harlem Il. r., Depot 26,h't and t'hsv via
lem ii m ana a. O. m Sunday via hudson River
sE% S Sg Epn 3SSiyssn Gs.SS' .sSS and ''N'A
10 Albany by steamers St. John and Dean Richmond.
daily SUNDAY eIcepedl from foo, Of CsnAl y H." p m
dsiy Sunday excepted M
ro baltimore and Warrington. by the New-Jersy u r.,
tidprbt SUNDAY p.
TO Bos.on, by New London line Pier 80 n r. daily
Gs% dsy IN
To Ssion BY Now.iisven R. r. via Springfield. 2ihs
r. sPs Bo.on sT b. Me-. 1.n r. r. sG and n ave
To Cansndairns Rochese Buffalo, Salamanca and West
by Ers Railroad foot Of Chsmoer'st 4" 10 g. ID .
Luisrsnt M
10 Ireenpor by Long Island L. H., foot Of Jsne''lp. y;
1Nsni.s. saa md onr Branch BY Raisn and Delaware
Bay K r. via steamboat Jes'e iioy from pier n H. IN
To hscts.sown and in,erpedists stations. oy MSr, End
isss foS r. .ssia9. G a9s' west S q aSarn .c
sssw1 Hs1ssn soan:s with n r for .iiici
es.e fsSs SIP , .Dd & H
maven " '' g. III I, m; i2i D. 3.9 a. and p.
To Hswbursh Yves, Point PoughissPsie RondoS. ,,. and
Steamer Mary Powell foot O daily ~ ID
To EoTw.lk connecting with the Danbury Rk BY steam"
W.. Sy SeI csD,rs sS krc.s E " via
isntown. from foot Of Lbertys,.. N. H.. II. M IL IN
=, sb.StDS % Railroad loot Of Court
iandtst 4 and ID a M, IL m, and o. m and IL
r6 @'SS:. %.ssn.ssa b. Ke~j::y r X loot
l.nd.-,-. and 70 / a.. ?. N. :sd y midnight , m
10 Hew-orlesn. every Saturday. Atlantic and M''''
For S.ysnash every Thursday suTr'y' Line ONCE No
Yor savannah every Saturday by Empire Line osrh-
For Savannah every Thursd.y, Pioneer Line fier NO.
ni ... .dy.,t,..a.at
For further informson Railroad Time Table' zee cd
yertsenents 10 another part OF this papsf
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

Seh' ". b. Borden Allen. Swan Island J. O. Baker . Co
schf Royal Arcn orb Dtyifvn sL JOnn ~ b. O. y Buley
schr Hattie Mayo sbury Mobile and Cedar Key. b. Gaser
sohi Je h. Pratt Brown Jacksonvle, Dbble, Worih Co
sehr Eliza Wright, New Haven. Racket, Tooker Taylor
sehf Mary Louisa liambeton, Eliza lbethpor, o. l. Hsch
beir Ney, Borden Newport, Geo. y
hehr Robert Lane, Lane, Curscoa Jos Fs.kess soma.
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Heo- York Cay. May 2, 1866.

THE NEw-JERsEY METHODIST CoSPERENcE.-Ihe
following statistics coiated from the minutes oil the New
Annual Conference During tie past year seven young
men were admitted tal-Peter Provost Andrew Scct,
Geo Wright JOS A. Cam Henry Bradford Jacob Price.
and c. Hancock. There In all about 10 ministers
connected with the Conference the Conference boundaries
sytend only to and New brunswick the north
taking all the State south Of these points There are
% Gas members increase Of 55 last Year, x pro.
bationers Of 499 last total
members Zip Of q no and total increase oo4 iseie we're
39 deaths last year, m churches reported valued az
zoe Of eo $50 in the year, 35 parsonage val
ued s33eo On increase during the year o. three ana na
parson aees aud ss5 The beneycen colectons smoun'
In the aggregate see Goa ~ apart from the ministerial sSp
por being little 81 for each member ana proo
toner This is divided follows for Conference cinimsn
a. M the missionary cause s oi ~ for Trees SUs, %
ety s7t7 63. for Bible e. CSC s0 for y UnoD es % ~
The entire contribution for ministerial support wa. % y
Of which Trentor District paid S25 e2 76 laIl,seson n,
trct ss 100 IA Camden District tao4is 0s Bdgei0S Us
ret $4,000 The highest salary g. 900 s pa~ \. ,sI
Jsmes's Church New-Brunswick; the nett sy rhrrss
st CL urch Camden and the third, e.J1 oy ~ os siaa
Trenton The smallest amounts we're al @ ,i hcn" 1ins
dnnior prcachers) and at Hartford The Sums P"' f
ass aud 500 There 30 sab5ilh's' sa ~
onicers srJ ,~searvs PAM scsolars and '~@ ''Hs''
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-MN 3-Belore jus
tice CLRRKR
Sumner agt The New.York Mail Steamship Co. ana o'ners
The plaintiffs in this case who allege that they
that the President OF Company has conveyed to one
as steamship of the Company under tie authority o tns
directors for while he has made contract lot m
sale with the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. for ana nat
the sale is mere for the purpose Of deraaang Inc
omnonv and there that they will convey away ohe
The defendants denies every portion OF
the charge The came up on motion 70 snow cause
hy the against the defendants from selling ther
shos should continue bat owing TO the aesence of Mr
OConor was adjourned to Friday
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIaL TEax-MAf 3.-Befors Justice
GARvM
DECISIONS.
George d. Carroll agt Joseph o. MIR, ct al
,,oon al thont costs Francis Mnyery agt John
KeIl, Sheriff Motioa granted William A Gale ct al
sit rbe sun Mulaa Insurance GO nvln, Mstoo granted
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
11ori- -Warocn's Notirc.
s1ArB OF NEW y oGK.

STATE NRw-YoHK
PoRTsWARDEss OfTIcR No % Niliamsti
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ on Of the &C, passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act 70 Re-
orssie the Wadens Ofce OF tho Port Of York" all
interested having charge Of the subject matter Of such
inquiry examination that the following
by Wsrdens
VIII eomIeed within
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Nofice 10 MarNncrs.

Notice TO marsncrs.
FAST INDIES MALAcclfour buoys bave been placed
F1iho Bank the Strait Of Msscca; OF wLich
moored the end Of bank In fIt at low
of he southern end IN homs aud another at TIE
weEern edge Of the bank
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
James w. sprsgue agt. Henry winant-Bond approved
james NJ Miller agt Edward d. James, ct L-4otion
granted on payment of costs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrN TERx-hAr J..
Before Judge CARDozo.
Bernard Quinn sgt james Hurson n-Motion 70 ds.
solve injunction deniedeO costs TO abide event James
H1rson sgt james j. Nalcolm.-Motion granted Henry
Schmidt agt Charles AupoiI Receiyer.-See memorandum
clerk
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thus far been effected vh e neonvenh nee o
difficulty than could have been anticipated
The Of and city 10 BE- endangered rather
by seek continually 10 advance the
pees employers can afford TO pay disabling
from building ships repairing tbs old aud az
resting enterprise the and on shore The carrying trade
Is thus dive. into fotu bottoms and mech5ndis will by and by
port. on oar such combinations dc exist
and where such burdensonls are not incurred
Fire constantly breaking in public warehouses araey al
vsneing the and petty the a. me while ecern
cotton RON our
apo directly foreign and New ORR WI cease 70 oe
depo, OF this valuable staple aures are not taken 70 correct he
evils
While would be und stood counsen 70 onef
things. these should command your Vigi aut attention.
Daring the three years commencing May J and edne Apu
30 e66 the Chamber has largely increased s memoershp W.
May TO December 81, 1903 eectng.
January to December 81. 1904 eectng
January to December 81, 1865 eecting
January 70 April 80 1896, eleclng -
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

The following communication was presented ,
meeting of merchants brokers and others Interested 10
the Jaw recently by State imposing sae
foreign by brokers tho
borne by goods sold st auction 1t nnanimou.y
Chairman OF tho Chamber OF Commerce be
oue,ed attention of the Chamber the law to obtain their
opinion their influence aid Of efforts made
repeal "ASpALL H. oRkkSk' ChaNu4ih
sHiPHEy D. LEy. Secretary
The following committee appointed to consider and re-
port on the subject A. W. Bradford George Grlswod, W.
Weston, Moses Taylor Jonathan Stnrges
The Chamber then adjourned.
vIsIToRs-MR. BEECHRR AND GOV. PARSONS
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Gov Parsons OF Ala
bsma present during the session of the Chamber They
appeared be deeply interested the proceedings chatting
very socaby intervals and exhibiting sundry other evil
dcnces OF mutual satisfaction with Of the sentiments @
pressed in the addresses resolutions and other matters whcn
came before the Chamber.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-13

BOSTON AND MAINE RAIL RoAD-ANNUAL
MEETING-The annual meeting of this corpor-
alton was held yesterday at Andover The
meeting of the stockholders was held, in the
Town 'ywp Hal, Tall, President ,Cogswell in the chair,
and was largely attended
James g. Merrill, Esq, was elected Clerk of
the corporation unanimously, for the ensuing
year The annual report of the Directors was
pressee pre- el nted in pamphlet form and accepted
Rufns Wypan Of Roxbury, offered motion
that the Directors be requested to adopt a vote
making eight hours the term for days labor
| by the employees of the road, whichwas laid
on the table by unanimous vote. 1t was
moved to proceedfto the choice of seven Di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and a committee
was appointed by the chair to receive and
count the ballots, Three tickets were in the
held-the regular, headed by Francis Cogswell
qf Andoyer; another also headed by his name,
bearing the MOTTO, ''No officers of the Rail-
road for Directors, " and the opposition headed
by Dr. George w. Kittredge OF New Market
| On this ticket the name of Hon. Samuel Wells
| of Boston, formerly Governor of Maine, was
borne. The regular ticket prevailed by the
average vote of 10000 shares against about
10000 for other candidates. The meeting then
adjourned. The following are the Directors
elected, with the vote they received Francis
Cogswell. Andoyer; Peter G. Homer, Boston
| 5000; Nathl G. White, Lawrence-16, ,22336
e. y. M. Hale, HaverhllA160o9; George C,
Lord, Boston-416,579;. Amos Paul, South New
market, \. lH.-715624; John E. Bickford, Do
yer, N. H.---15,376 III sst.ii s.,rlc7 -t,ls,.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-13
THE STATE.

The Bath Times is pleased to notice the
promotion of Edwin Putnam, of that city, son
of Hon. Israel Putnam, to full Paymaster in
the U. s. Navy He entered the Navy in 1869,
and has served with credit to himself, and his
promotion is everyway meritorious.
-Ihe Farmer notices the contemplated sale
OF the kennebec Water Power Company s
property, embracing the dam, the cotton fac
tory, mills, machine shops, and all other i'm
provements belonging to the Company on both
sides of the river to parties who are now in ne
gotiatiOn for the same. If the sale shall he
eonsummated, it is proposed by the purchasers
tensiye works for the manufacture of cotton
and wool, involving the expenditure Of millions
of dollars. ar III ,f.,rr
The trust" has appeared quite generally
ON the potatoes throughout the eastern part Of
this State. The late wet and warm weather
has been very bad for the crop i., 'i 80
AT Fort Knox, opposite Bucksport, on the
morning OF September TO- 1866, was found the
body of man apparently about fifty years old
height. FIVE feet seven inches, brown hair
rather long; light complexion; had OH black
woolen oyercoat undercoat of English alpaca,
black woolen vest new suspenders, tyoc9tton
shirts, one flannel shirt brown, woolep PANTS
apparently army pants colored over(, Shoes
considerably worn, and white wooden sbcks;
had in his pockets, one horn pocket conili, one
lead pencil, business card of q. z. Cochrhn 81
c., Augusta ooe pair coarse wooden gloves, one
linen collar, one pint flask containing nine dol
lars and ninety-five cents. Had probablyjbeen
in the water but o few hours; apparently an
Irishman. d VG3yiiD1 .L.ttt.W
Also picked up Sunday, the 9th, in the Pc
nobscot river, in the vicinity of Fort Knox, a
yellow dory, without oars -,,s,, ,i.,Tf