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The New York herald., 1867-12-10

Burns one OF the vctims and csnsurns tho CONTRACTOR
Colonel snafner. for employing him
Mrs. Catherine McFsil widow aud her daughter
Jennie wore discovered in their room Al No. aoI At
artic street. Brock, yesterday dead fast locked In
each olhors aras Al examination showed that poison
had done the work. aud a druggst in New York. named
Joel u Price who kno.n 10 have been In the habit
OF ylstng them, arrested on sUspoon. His s'ate-
mens makes tho affair very mysterious one, and
irques, viii be held on Wednesday.
Ia the United states Circuit Court Brooklyn yeser
dsy Judge Benedict sentenced Edward pu ~ who had
been convicted of Illicit disns. 70 tho Albany PenI-
tenuay for thirteen months.
TIE stock ma ket was strong yesterday and active
Government securities wore in demand at advancing
prices Gold closed at 1907.
Tho market for teef cattle At the National Drove
Yards yesterday was active and with small supply
holders obtained advance Of 10 lc per To- without
sny diicuy Tho average quality OF tho offerings
fair; l,S6e head we're on sale and brought tbe following
rTiees.-i71ac. lsc for extra, 16%c l7%c. for
prime, loo 1876 for first quality i4,sc, a15lc for
alr % good, lac l4c Tor ordinary and lie l2e. for
Inferior Mitch cows dun ana unchanged at e55 a
$50. Veal calves were active and lc higher al l8e
of ezra l21zc for prime aud Slsc lie for inferior
and common. sheep and lambs wero also active in
smaG supply and about To- per IN. higher Extra sheep
we're quoted al Tc prime &C. a 6},c.; ordinary and
common, Sc. 55sc, aud inferior lc. skc. Extra
lanbs 20 7ic., aud inferior to GOOD Sc CSC. Tue
swine market decidedly lrmer and active. Heavy
prime sold Al sssc 71c. fair TO good TsEc 7,sc,
ND common and rough 7iSc 7i4c Tho total receipts
wer.4 44c9 bceves l22 mich COWS, TIA veal caives
oou9V sieep and lambs. and IS. o2i swine.
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LOUISIANA.

Another ar General Mowers Remevai Ordevs
Revoked ~ General Hancock.
NRw OxrgASs, Deo Q, 1857
No business OF Importance transacted BY the Ccu-
ysntion to-day
General Hancock has revoked OF special order
No. l92. issued BY General Mower - removes Adan
Gransn, state Treasurer. and Hypolts Perata STATE
Auditor and appoints J. jenkins aud j. II. Sypher W
piacos and has restored the former incumbsnts
20 the postlonsl
where he recognized and greeted with enth usastie
cheers, the band paying sHan Columbia"
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

LONDON, Dec. 0, ieeI
The mail service between the United States and Great
Britain will not bs performed exclusively by the Cunard
Steamship Company All Of the steamers OF tho North
German Lloyd Company, the Brs@es tho Hspsa, The
Deutschland, tho Union. the New York and the He'd
Amer can government, and will carry the British mails
every Tuesday from Southampton, and the American
mails every Thursday from New York.
Tho steamers Of the Inman line will also carry the
mails BY the terms OF the contract tie vessels OF the
last namod line will leave Queenstown with the mails
Thgstay OF every woek. and New York. with tho United
states mails. on saturdays
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PORTO RICO.
..rM TELEGRAM 70 THE assAt,-

Terrible .artt quake shock on the t.t Inst.
HAVANA. Dec. 8. 1867.
go from Porto Rico to tho I'd inst. have
been received.
terrible earthquake shock occurred there on
the lst inst At one place the inhabitants were at
church hearing mass. and the scene which cnsued
was most pitable. The people were dashed
together. The CONSERVATION was terrible. and
the cries Of the women aud children were heart
rendnp
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.


Commercial and Marine Iuteilfgence.
HAVANA, Dec. o. 1891.
Sugar dull and offering a. 81 sis roais per arrobe
for No IL Dutch standard sold Saturday, December
T. 5000 boxes the crop OF plantations as 7 reals
pcr arrobe for from Nos 10 10 IL.
Exchango-On London. 1874 al3l5 per cent premium;
on Paris, par u per cent premium; on New York,
currency, long sight, 25x per cent discount; short
sight, "A per cent discount: gold. IL . per cent
premium: short sight. az per cent premium
Arrived, steamer Corsica, from New York
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TIE aEsS TEleGsAns

WoRcEsrss. Dec. v 1867
..on James d. Bake elected Mayor to-day
with soard OF republican Aldermen. by 44o majority.
Tho total vote 4ls7 Republican councilmcn were
elected IN sx out OF eight wards Several hundred
nsape led by tho National baud, marched 10 the
Mayors residence and wore entertained this evenng
LOWELL Dec. 0. 1867.
George r. Richardson was day elected Mayor oS
this city, x,..... ~. 4 ,0ay
a, l,. e,..1,on bg,a - this city Today, Nathaniel
fierce ira aemocratic canddst,. was s'oc'cd Mayor
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

Fatal Result or a Drunken Brawi-Thc Mis-
sissippi River Froxcn Over Mt Mime
apoiis. ..-
Patrick Nash who was beaten By Philip Slattsry dur
ing drunken brawl last Wednesday In - Anthony,
died Yesterday from The effects Of his injuries The
murderer has neA
The srses saw mills on both sides Of the river here
have stopped for the winter.
nlsslsspvl river srossa oven. vhs weather 70 very
De
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
iTAL Y.


GarsbsidYs Escape Denied.
kosDoS, Dec. Q, 1867
despatch received from Florence denies tho story
that Gcuers Garbad had again escaped from Caprera
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
FRANCE.


Tae Conference Plan In Danger.
LONDON. Dec. o. 1851
10 thought that tho scheme or a European confer.
for the settlement OF tho Roman question will be
defeated by the speech OF Minister Rouher which ind
cafes that tho French govornment has already pfoidgd
the whole case.
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

The Tea Trade and New Crop.
LoSpoS, Dec. 9, 1887.
Commercial dispatches from China report The tee
market hrmcr.
Tho exports Of the crop up 10 the 18th Of Novem-
bsr reached eighty -ssvsn thousand pounds.
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

Fcusese SUFFRAGE addresses BY Mira crav
ss.,,.. ,ss.. $500. "a ar,nc.x c,h 6s~~..-
Francis Trasn.
bosfos psc, = 1907,
....'..e', '"s' 80 'o''.""a' ~ " ~ ~ ''s.'S
nl"oscu IN sle question oil woman suErase as IN tnss
OF negro safIsncnseenl ana IL is for this reason that
tho andteaca Ia b..r aoro. rra,.,. r,a, I,,v.ieah
80, o... "
.au} stAh'on anu susan u, Anthony faiisd 10 moro
nan ~ hs'i ~ mo huslc HAL THIS evening Irain
"uo ala most ~ Tue tiking, WAS unusually singular
ana particularly remarkable Tor Keeping ~ Tar
from a.us0h 70 ine purpose OF the meeting
as possible. aiief giving pretty fui biography OF
huasii no ava, however abuse Groeley, Becchor ffti
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

vecal TELEGRAM TO THE HraAL5.

Tho Oh olera Panic subsidcd ut anntingo.
HAVANA. Dec. Q, 1867.
The panic at Santiago about the cholera has
subsidized. and the reports from Havana no longer
cause alarm.
The steamer Barcelona has arrived here.
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

UKrRof, D0c y, IbvI.
Colonel Lltue committed suicide at HAST saginaw this
morning The coronsrs jury rendsrcd verdcs snss Ne
died from pistol shot from hts own hand while eporne
under tsmporary insanity. Colonel lte was one 81 NE
vsathtsss men Ia The saginaw valley. NO suspicion 70
sntsrsainsd that nnanciA matters vsrs % aay usnsst
oouueeted With the at
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
THE paesS TELEGRAM.
IOcks Daily.


Earthquake SHOCKS Daily.
HAVANA, Dec. o, 1857
Al Porto Rico daily shocks Of earthquake occur. and
tho aeooe are living in The open aeds having aban-
dOnt t.sx housea
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
BELGIUM.

Navtgation Of tho scheidt Closed.
BxussKfs. Dec 0. 1891.
The navigation OF The schsidt has bseu entirely closed
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
The PRESS TELEGRAM.
Repniring Damages.

HAVANA, i'ec D 1891
rhs steamer cabs arrived bore To-day from St
rb"mas. Tbs inhabitants are repairing Their houses,
and eOssavoring 20 make them once n3so hab Table.
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIE HEaAn

EGccss OF the Iintc Rnr,i,auaGc.
HAVANA. Dec. Q, 1867.
passenger from st. Thomas says that by the
earthquake there a canal on the island was
drained and kept dry for eight hours.
The New York herald., 1867-12-10
AAusEMENFs TINS EVENING

sIpLos GARDEN. Br,,aray--n,.cs ceoos-
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/ w.Lb.cKs THEATRE, sto4is-y md ,s,h street :.
NJ AuD's PEgii.
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NEW YORK THEATRE, opposite scw YORK Ho.'i- :
UNDra G2sLtGaf.
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BROADWAY TnEArEE Bro,iay -rtsSrr y n-.-s
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\ OLYMPIC THEATRE. RroaiwAy.-. Mpfrasa
NiGuTs DRrNA
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FcWaie sm6raxe-Addresses by Mrs. cndv
stanton. Hiss susan u. Anthony and Gcorge
Francis Trasn.
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THEATRE coMIQUE. 5ii Broadway. -wanx, Couox
d sHARPLEy's MlSSIgHLs
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FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth ,srce1-rnn rowsa Or
JOSDos.
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SAN FRANCISCO MTNsTRELs 6s5 Rroad aav-lr7Rn
FiAS ENTERTAINMENT, sISGtNc nANcisG Agn B4RLgsQrE
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

FIFTn AVENUE THeArgE. Ncs, and ws.t 24l
slrcet-YE 6R,ND QuaES Bis~
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NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth slrect-Grss,sro,
1aussrRiAEisa. &c.
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GAE III & ~ ).

New York, Tuesday. Dccember 70. ,sos.
The New York herald., 1867-12-10

BowRRy THEATrE, Bouesy lIr,af - TuT aRrAr
60 ruas iiIY or.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth .sse.. .-aoLoxS
BHANGH
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
THE STATE.

o MIR. John Reed, civil engineer, has COM
pleted a preliminary survey of route for the
extension of the Androscoggin Railroad from
Lewiston to Mechanic Falls, and has since
made his report to the President and Directors
of the Androscoggin road, by whom he was
employed. He finds the route extremely prac-
ticable. tits little over ten miles in length,
and he estimates it's cost at $4,000 per mile.-
The legislative committee on Railroads have
unanimously agreed to report bill granting
charter for the extension, and the Legislature
will without doubt ratify it. Thus nothing
stands in the way of the building of the road
except the want of means, which the directors
of the Androscoggin road expect to raise.
We learn from the Bangor Wing that
Mrs Nc, Donald, the woman SO severely as
saulted in that city last week, died en- Mon
day of the effects of her injuries. During a
period of partial consciousness the unfortunat
woman was understood to say that there
were three men concerned in the assault.
A man living in Hermon, against whom
some suspicion had been raised in consequence
of his being seen in the vicinity of the muir
der. was arrested, but on examination, he was
fully exonerated by the evidence.
The Presque Isle Sunrise recently gave
the dimensions of three giant cedars cut in
that vicinity-surpassing all the cedars of
Lebanon for size. One was IS feet in crcum-
ference, one IA, and 13-with a clear height of
about 80 feet before reaching the limbs.-Four
cuts from the two smallest, of four feet long,
made q cord of shi ngle bolts
The BOwdoin Students are to have a
boat club, and propose to enter the field of
competition with Harvard and Yale.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
CITY OF PORTLAND.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office OF
~ OF the City Engineer, until SATURDAY, Feb.
2, 1861 (where plans and specifications may be ex-
amined,) for furnishing Granite Posts for the Park
Reserving the riyht 20 reject all estimates Ii Il Ia
deemed for the interest of the city.
Per order Of Special Committee on Fencing Park.
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
Portland, Jan. 90 1s67.--,ltd = Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

Colorado which it is now proposed to admit
as q State contains, as has already been stated
a population less than $1,000, while the pres
ent ratio of representatives is III 600. There
can be no reason that / can perceive for the ad-
mission of Colorado hat would not apply with
equal force to nearl Every other Territory now
organized, and l submit whether if this bill
becomes law it will be possible to resist the
losical conclusion that such Territories as Da
oo'en, NohIlha and Idaho must be received
40 SIaees whenever they present themselves,
without regard to the inhabitants they NAV
respectively contain. Eight or ten new soma.
Tors ana four Or live new members nj tbe
House OF Representatives would TINS he adj
United to represent population eoaroI -
ceedlng that which in any other nort1n,. "a ca
r?tion is entitled to but single me,nba y, III .ie
Ho Use of representatives; while the aver ~, Ise
two senators IN the Union as now consti1ntad
IS at least Two millions OF people, IL wouId
surely be unjust to all other sections of tha
Union to enter upon policy with regard To
( he admission of new States which MIGHT ra
suit in comforting such disproportionate share
of influence in the national legislature unon
communities which, in pursuance of the wise
policy of our fathers should for some years to
come be retained under the fostering care ard
protection of the national government. Ifit is
deemed lust and expedient now to depart from
the settled policy of the nation during all its
story, and to admit all the Territories to the
! hts and privileges of States irrespective of
1r population or fitness for such government,
A. suom Tied whether it would not be well to
DE use such measures as will bring the subject
pslore I'll rhe country for consideration and decis-
ion' ih's would Seem to be eminently wise
lie -ause, as has already been stated lift Is riaht
to admit Colorado, there is no reason for the
exclusion of the other Territories II 10 NO ono
swer to these suggestions that an enabling act
was passed, authorizing the peopIe Of Cis.I
to take action on this subject. 1t well hnn,s'.
that that act was passed. in consequence of renl
ressntations that the population reached, ac-
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

A BRUTE.-The New York papers contain
reports of the trial at Albion in that State, of
the Reverend Joel Lindsey for manslaughter
in the cruel punishment of his child, boy
of three years, last June. According to his
own confession, about O'Clock on the night OF
the boy death, Lindsley's wife (who was not
the child's mother) went to correct the child
for something it refused to do; she failed to
make him mind, and asked him to do it, Linds-
ley said he commenced correcting him with a
piece of a single he whipped and talked to
him alternately for two hours and half he
reasoned with him and tried to make him mind;
at the end of two and a half hours saw a
change, stopped whipping him, laid him on
couch and called his wife; she came and said,
Why, Johnny is dying" He said he guessed
not, and took him off the lounge, and he died in
his arms. The post norton examination of the
body showed that many parts of it were great
ly discolored by the whipping, and that the
soles of the childs feet had blisters the size of
quarter dollar and that the blood run from his
toes. The whole history of the case proved it
one of the most atroeious ON record. The jury
found verdict of guilty. l,l ID j.. lJo o. qia
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

THERE'S no end of gossip about Parepa 1t
is now denied positively that she has any
thought of marrying Carl Rosa, the violinist,
as has been stated. Parepa is her maiden name
and she is not the widow of an Italian, but of a
Canadian named Cowell, who was an officer
in the British army. In the next place she
has no daughter, and, finally, her present con-
certs are not farewell ones, as she has formed
an alliance with Brignoh for another tour next
spring, not under Mr.. Batemans manege-
ment. r..
Y According to Spaniards in Paris all Spain
desires revolution, but the country is not unan-
imous as to what government should be substi-
tuted for the present one. A large part of the
population, and perhaps, the most energetic,
continues to be DESTROYS of placing the King Of
Portugal on the Spanish throne, subject to
Portugal being united to Spain.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

L. :
.... nc VI N. pe."een tne otate De-
to., .t ielalve 70 tne lat
ia s 'n IL wnlcn
;,asa,o ~, me- go az NJ. summers
rh We; Mas sen. " !ie senate thls aioernoon.
en-, thnt ta.s AZ uiu not FORMALLY laylt pc
,oso .nIo 10y anu snereioIe the cor
Isl tia mo'e ny s.ioMeot ~ either copy or
uo pape nf IN an aug, however, 70 give
80 Intinay VI sneir S1nIents Inere are put
NJ MotIa, 4he ron ME- seward ana one from
from a nersom ,ubo - IeMaru contalns. one
co,, cantiama,, ,nto = - ,.eu as an Amerl-
II annaars that this ononaron,,sG ~ europe
idttsr 70 NJ SasuarS y, ,,t;aI sent
o,anarai,,y +hat ,,ost w -, ne charged
eonsnIs " Enrn,e a y, uai;t;ani aau cnleI
tha odro;n;strat;nn a,,S tpo4 opponen's VI
80, 80 Iii; S.:1y many VI sheii are
sJ orpta Gun IN " !ne resloent
~ NJ NJ NJ s w [ sPeciaiiy
IL ~, h anu WI Motley, saying
sho IS aau sp9hen VI VII seward as
"a nsouoo,oa fa,' au au eApresseu oecid
81 pieie,eneo iol Engn sh customs ana Enghsn
49, 90 t1,;s 40 o9pai1o VIII o9E own.
oopy "a NE NE p le1ioas uoIunaeht MI. seward
s " vi. Saouey' anu nis own ietIer is only
l9ns eho9sn " ash the munster IN diplomatic
p pTr Mais ne mas ~ say aoout tnese charges
-, I ~ iepiy 10 VI sone ,ensln ne pe
sits ~ eApressins ms as'onlshihehG that such
ie..el slouiu pe sehe 70 hin py tne depart,
menr, ana says MS f1rSt Thought was to content
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

al. I "a
PORTLAND THEATRE.-Managers Bidwell &
Browne are doing their best to secure the favor
of the public. The theatre is now an orderly
well conducted place of amusement, where one
may spend an hour or two without harm to
mind or morals, in our opinion; and the inn
proved character of the audiences shows that
the efforts of this stock company to amuse
without vulgarity are appreciated as they should
be- Very few companies could produce Bour-
cicault's fine play of "The Siege of Lucknow"
as well as it was rendered here on Monday and
Tuesday nights. The contrast of Irish and
Scotch humor kept the audience in high spirits
throughout the play. Mr.. Cassidy, of the 32d,
smoked his dudeen on the brink of starvation
with ludicrous fortitude While we are wait
ing for the stars let us have more of such pleas
ant dramas as this by Bourcicault.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

The following named soldiers or their friends
will hear something to their advantage, by
communicating their Post Office address to
box II, Portland, Me-, P. o.: h-.a.t,t4
q. William Snow late private Co. D, Sd Massa-
chusetts Heavy Artillery, last heard from at
Halifax, N. s. s r'iei lat4 80
John Kramer, late private Co. A, 18th U. s.
Infantry. ID
Lafayette Crosby, late private Co. G, Goth
Maine Volunteers alaa-}5 Aa sl1 81.
, Frederick Miller, late private Co. "a, 9TH
Maine Volunteers, last heard from at Mill
bridge, Me. i'if ii, r 2nf ,h,ef-si 80
William White, late private Co. Z, 18th
Maine Volunteers, last heard from at Hallo-
well, Me. % tiih '.i 'ail 5'''s i'0i l'tti %
George A. Thompson, late private Co. G, LIST
Maine Battalion, last known to be at st. John,
N. B.
Newspapers throughout the State will confer
a favor on the above named, by publishing this
notice. o. sF stii4 - -I4ftIs.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
r1LpEN,s IMpRovEn BoN.Ton CorrEE P,

"a TILDEN's IMPROVED BoN-ToN COFFEE PoT.
Every lover of good coffee. will be glad to
learn that a coffee pot has been invented which
possesses great advantages over any now in
general use. This, in our judgment, is the case
with the Bon Ton Coffee Pot Its construction
is quite novel: it is so arranged that the coffee
is not deposited at the bottom of the pot as in
the usual way, but is put in a perforated cham
Der which rests just above the water, the coffee
is thus permeated with steam and boiling water,
the strength and aroma extracted and retained
in the highest state of perfection. tbs just the
thing for all lovers of good coffee, and we think
worthy to come into general use. 1t is for sale
by c. G. Tolman, Market Square, under Lam
caster Hail. t'''f
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

PoL1rrcAL.-The editor of the Salisbury IN.
C.)Old North State, now in Washington under
the authority of the Legislature and Governor
of North Carolina to look after certain inter
ests of that State, writes to his paper that he
thinks Gen. Grant will be the next Republican
candidate for President. He says the General
Is one. of the most prudent and cautious of
mankind, brave and gallant soldier, and dis
posed to do justice to the Southern people,
and he thinks that the people of the South
would hail his nomination with delight.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
.STRUMATIC SALTS %

These SALTS made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
featuring Co., in Pttsburg, and packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rectiOns attached.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
There are four Pontifical tiaras.

There are four POntlficaI haras. One was
the gift of Napoleon I. to Plus VII; it weighs
eight pounds avoirdupois, and is worth $4,000
sterling; the second dating from the
pontificate of Gregory XVI, and worth only
e4OO; the third presented by the Palatine
guard to Pho Mono, and estimated at the value
of $500; the fourth the grandest and richest
Oh all, being present made to the Pope IN
iooa Dy queen Isabella of Spain, and valued
at $4,000 francs, or over e2lOOO English. 1t
contains $4,000 diamonds,
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
MUNICIPAL COURT,

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRECEDING,
TUEsDAY.-George M. Stevens, Granville D. Mil
Ter, George S. Swasey and Edward Bracket, plead
ed guilty to search and seizure processes and each
paid $22.2
William A. Fuller and Frederick II. Reed were
charged with breaking and entering the shop of John
Frye, and committing larceny therein. They
pleaded not guilty and waived an examination. In
default of suretes in the sum of $500 each for their
appearance at the March germ Of the Supreme Judi
cial Court, they were committed to jail. i'ui@
Michael Hewley was charged with keeping drink
ing house and tipping shop. IW. Parker, ESQ.,, ap-
peared as his counsel The examination was contin-
ued until Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

1 iIs77 u SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
JANUARY TERM.-BARRows, J, PRESIDING.
IUEsDAy.-At the opening of the Court, O'Clock,
MT. Pickering resumed his argument for the appel
iant in the COllagan will case, in support of the will
and spoke until O'Clock, when Court adjourned I'M
til O'clock. AT O'Clock he resumed, and closed his
argument at ten minutes past o'clock having occu-
pied little more than eight hours.
Court then adjourned to o'clock Wednesday
morning. at which time Judge Barrows will give the
case to the iury.f - . -.-1.r .,f I.-... ..t.. .
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

The expedieney of petitioning the Legisla-
discussed in the Boston Common Council, and
opposed because there is already State in
spectOr, whose duties are almost identical with
those designed for the new official, Mr.. Nc
Kay said the Boston gas light company was a
bigger humbug and monopoly than ever the
East Boston ferry company was, and that for
one month, when he burned no gas at all in his
house, the company sent him a bill for 800,
and for month when he did use it, his bill
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-30

SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS. We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDDs NERvINE, which
articlesurpasses all known preparations for the cure
OF all forms of Nervousness 1t is rapidly superceding
every preparation of opium-the weDknown result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
difficulties; alays irritation restlessness and spasms
and induces regular action Of the bowel and secre
tive organs. ss-- .r.l.s-E E~H
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold SO
readily, or met with such universal approval For
Sleepessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities and all the iearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow i'm the train
Of nervous diseases Dodds Nervine is the best rene
dy known to science Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
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