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State Items.

I in the town of Prescott in this State there
is neither lawyer, doctor nor clergymen. The
Catholic church is the only one in the Mace
and the priest resides elsewhere. There is not
saw-mill or vessel or part of vessel owned
in the town. All the people are farmers
The Woodstock Branch Railway will be
open for traffic by the LIST of January &@
The Houlton Times says, "Clothes-line
thieves have commenced operations again in
this locality. They should be taught that
theft1s crime that must be made odious..."
The Bangor Wing says there was free
fight in that city Saturday evening in which
some twenty Irish men and women took part
with fists, clubs and stones. There were many
bleeding noses and blackened eyes on the oc-
CASTOR, but no dead to be buried -A o'Ao
Bangor has a female physician, a DIR. Ma
ria A. Meservey. .ll.e8 0f taliaF ul Tltls
AT Mechanic Falls they are abort to organ
ize Young Mems Christian Association. n3sl-
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CHEAP TRANSPoRTATION.--The meeting at
Cooper Institute, to consider the matter of
cheapenng railway freights, before it adjourn
cd appointed committee of seven gentlemen
to prosecute the inquiries suggested by the ev-
enng's discussion. We have already explain
ed the general character of the proposed sys-
tenn. 1t is proposed to establish trunk thor
oughfares, owned by the government, on which
anybody who chooses may place and run loco
motives and trains, subject to certain regula-
tions designed to utilize the roads to the ut
most Bills to this effect, introduced by Sen
tors Harlan, Henderson and Nye, are now
pending in Congress. The committee of which
we have just spoken consists of Samuel p.
Dinsmore Horace Greeley and Henry O'Reil-
ly of New York, James M. Edmunds of the
District of Columbia, John A. Andrew of Mas
sachusetts, and Lorin Blodgett and Daniel J
Morrell of PENNSYLVANIA. The chairman, Mr.
| Dinsmore, is a son of Maine, now editor of the
Stakeholder, a financial journal published in
New York city. Facts or opinions bearing up
on either of the following topics may be COM
municated to Mr.. Dinsmore at ~ William
| street, New York, or to amy other member of
the Committee s8aiiH8i giaH1. b. fat 3.
| 10 1.-The cost of inland transportation on the
| different hres of railway, canals, lakes and
| rivers in the United States 80 fAA
2-Ehe probable cost of railway freights un-
der a national system, in accordance with the
| principles and plan of the Congressional bills,
| IN comparison with the existing system.
8. The effect, financially, ofestablishing the
| proposed arterial or trunk thoroughfares Oh
/ the existing railways r." sf
4..-What effect would the outlay of two hun
| bred millions of dollars in the construction OF
| four thousand miles of the trunk railway, have
| by way Of invigorating the whole railway sys-
tenn through its present extent of forty thou
sand miles? ~. .rs4t !
| 5.-The annual production of the United
States being now about four thousand millions
| of dollars, to what extent, if any, would the
addition of the trunk railways increase such
| productop? 1851 ffit@ yea .N
6.--What effect, il any, would the adoption Of
| 4 reformed and improved railway system have
| in making new creation of taxable property
and thus enabling the government more readi-
| ~ to pay the national debt, while promoting
the comfort and prosperity of the American
| people in all portions of the United States?
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M s7.7s' 10tsn u 'O1y ftSPUHutu:
course have pursued in public life can be Int
gratifying to me; and you will please accept
my hearty thanks for this cordial reception. /
have for long time entertained awish to come
to Maine; to become more acquainted with her
people. have desired to see your beautiful
city OF Portland; 1 have met with her citizens
wherever have been; in the army they were
brave and enduring, and wherever have met
them it was to find them industrious and pat
riotc. feel it an honor to be thus welcomed
by her sons Allow me again to express my
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. %, Horace L., son of Alexander
and Martha Bowey, aged IL years months -.'7I
Funeral ON Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
from No. 81 North street II
In this city, Oct. %, Miss Ellen e. Lee aged "a
years. = -
Passed into Spirit lite Oct ~. Mrs. Mary II. War
ner, wife OF Nathaniel Warner, aged 70 years.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, AT
her late res dence, No. IL Dow street..
AZ Mechanic Falls Oct. 70, Hattie T., daughter OF
NathI and MarceDa Cushman, aged Is years :.
In Natick, Mass, Oct. 20. Mary a. Smith, aged a.
ears-daugbter OF Thomas L. and Eliza Smith of
Windham. VI
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Turner's Tic DOuleureux, or Universal
NEURALGIA Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severost cases completely and permanently cured
In very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banshed in few hours. Noform ofnerv-
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physI-
clans. 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
, For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July 49, e0d&w1ysn tNNG44 ffE
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HALLS aw
VEGETABLE SlCluAN
HAIR
| RENEWZR.

= Is the only intlllible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
leg COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
1t Is the cheapest preparation eUer
offered to the public, as one bottle
sUiU last longer and accomplish
more than three bottles Of any
other preparations.
ES-Our remover is not dye; IL will not stain the
skin as others. 4 l.-r.
II will keep thc hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses the Scalp, and makes the Hair, Soft,
Lustrous and silken. ~ hl'. 1
Our Treatises on the Hair sent Tree by mail
r. p. HALL g. CO.. Nashua, N. Fl. Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. oo7eod& cow 1msN
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SERIOUS AecIDENr.-A son of g, Reeves, of
Westbrook, not over fifteen years of age, was
was was. run fll over Yesterday by lumber team in
front OF Woodman's new block on Middle
street, The wheels passed over his breast,
causing the blood to flow from his nose and
mouth 1t was feared that the accident would
prove fatal, but at last accounts there was
strong hopes of his recovery.
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s'.. bhEAk-DowN.-Sunday morning, as the
steam fire engine Cumberland was passing
down congress street, opposite Mechanics
Hall, at great speed, the hind axle broke
Luckily no one was injured although there
were three men ON it at the time. The axle
was replaced forthwith, and the steamer. was
ready for service Sunday evening.
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LARcENY.-On Sunday two boys entered
the ofice Of Messrs. Randall, MeAllister 3
Co' coal merchants, and stole ten dollars
omcer Foster arrested one Of them, who gave
MS name as Joseph Hughey, and the other, If
. not arrested by this time, soon will be- The
officer had driven the boys away from the
premises once or twice during sunday.
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TIE recent deaths of two women in Boston
from being burned by benzine taking fire,
while using it to clean furniture, and the Sc
we're burning of a man in Bangor, who used
oenzine to remove grease from his hands, the
Vapor taking fire-oniy show how fatal it is to
use the ordinary kerosene oils, which are
mixture of benzine and naptha, and tn at the
only safety consists in using the ortland
Kerosene Oil, which is absolutely pure.
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FIRE ALARM.-Yestertlay afternoon, a fcath-
er bed, in Bradley's Hotel on India street,
caught hre, but was extingushed before doing
much damage. With the present arrange
Iments OF our fire department, the boys can't
have much fun going to fires. They are gen.
orally put out before they get there. "a ~ s.
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A VICTIM OF INrEAPERANcE.-In the New
ark Police Court few days ago a oman of
refinement and attractive appearance, named
Caroline Brown, was brought up on charge
of having been found in the street the night
previous grossly intoxicated The paisoner
stated that sbe)was formerly from Massachu-
sets, but that the love of strong drink had
caused her to separare from her husband and
children, and that until Thursday she had been
kindly cared for by a respectable family in
Newark. As she could not abstain from strong
drink SO long as she was free to obtain it. she
told the Judge that she had no objection to be-
ing sent to Jail. The Judge reluctantly com
mitted her to the County jail for ten days.
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Batchelor's Blair Dive.

,, Inns splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
ns only true and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable
s ss, natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
It sott ana al qa gss nyigorates the hair leaving
linn sn .. oeantifui The genuine is signed VIE
ss a. 6dtchetor: All others are mere limitations,
anu should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
lungs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
beware eta Counserfeia.
November 10, 1866 diysn
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=. T------ 1870
MINERAL BATHS At HONE

DYSPEPSIA CURED ~ i1
Upu, RHEUMATYSM CURED
HhOP1iONS on the FACE CURED
49, AAGA SCROFULA CURED
~ TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
10 away with all your various and often pernici-
prepared with 3l111--S - - :
"STRUMATIC EALTSls
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF Il Mineral Well Of the Penn Salt Man
adct urng Co.. in Pitisburg, and packed in air
.,snt Doxes. One always sufficient for bath. Dr.
81 - n "a % INTERNALLY USE
Stfumatic Mineral Waters r.
for day 3 use -" - - ~ s'0A'
erSold by Druggists generally.
me q Bros. No. 215 State ST., Boston; Reynolds
IA. q 20, NO. lO6 Fulton st. New YORK, Whole
'"is aee"'s' no205 u eod&w1y
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WHY Suffer from Soros .

When. BY the use OF the .ARNICA OINTMENT
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands. SDrs;ns' S%,s
woaaas, and eDery COMPLAINT Of the Skia. Try ii.
as ircosts but Is cents Be sure to ask for -
H0te's Armica Ointment,
TOT sale by all druggists, or send your address and
90 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR q CO.. Boston. Mass
a Sn receive box BY return mail w. F. Phillips &
w. agents Ior Maine. april2G1ysn
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Aug 20, lat 81 10, lon Al q, ship Harrisburg from
Boston Tor Montevideo. iF7I.- IfE
Oct !, lat 81 49, Ion Is SO. brig Concord. of Bath,
from New York tor Tarragona.
oct Y, off Hatteras, barque Lewis I Stocker, from
tor Baltimore. wv
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BOgle's Mystic Hair Tint.

A new discovery for colorng the Hair, Whiskers
and Moustaehes. Overtops everything. Sales i'm
mense. Satisfaction unlimited. One preparation
ANY color. No washing. No trouble. Reliable and
perfect. w. BOGLE,
Wigs and Hair Work, 2O2 Washington St., Boston.
October 2. M w 81 FsN-d1m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

\ SAN FRA : CIsCo-s;ld 9TH inst, ships Franklin,
Bursley, Hong Kong; Lookout Nugcnt, New York.
NEW oaLEAN5-Ar Goth, ship sandusky, Nor
SAVANNAH-Ar 10th. ship Elsinore, Clark, Now
York; sch Glengary, Yates, Belfast. =.
CIIARLEsr0N-Cld 9th, brig Keystone, Barter,
NoRFOLK-Ar 9th, sch Frank & Nellie. Bean,
Cid 9th, sch Ontario, Huniley. Barbados
GEORGEToWN-Ar 25th, brig A Bradshaw, Ros
BALTIMORE Below oath, ship Louisa, Glover,
from Cardn
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10Th, sch j II French,
Ar 26th brig o Clary, Bryant, from New York
NEW YoRK--th 25th, ship Mercury, Stetson.
Havre schs Pavilion, Parker, iiangor; belmont,
Gales Savannah II 90 r. n
Ar 26th brig Frank Clark Barstow, Damarisc otta
CID 26th, ships Criterion Shelton. London; Car
rier Dove, Marcv. San Francisco Sandy Hook, Far
stow, Cadz; nj y Roberts, Burns, Hamburg; bIigs
Hattie, GiIkcy. Bncksvilie; Narraeuagus, Leighton.
Ar Soth, barque Sarah Hobart. erosion, Boston
Machas; Mansfield. Mansfield, Jonesport; Maggie
I;ell. Hall. i'm Eoekand; Red Jacket, Higgins, do
AT 9Th, sh ps Iuitivator, Russell Liverpool. WIN
Storer, Cunningham, do; barque Annie Palm
| i NEW LONDoN-Arz5lh, schs II Al Condor, from
| Bangor; Juno, Crockett, Rock1and.
NORWEGIAN 9th, sch Aivarado Whtmore,
nrnSVa aI,Nrur. A . oe.b .ah. A1oho,.o ro.1;,,o.
IL pdt ~ 1a,a; se a1, Runner
Tor Pawtncket; F,et Warren, Robinson, Bangor;
az, en- ,,;"a 1aSooo yUmor rb.i-
zAiso al eo,s sS,ia r On a''ts 1851 y Sei
iense. ,, a NJ hi ,fl1, a 49, % Ca ~,
Ieioe' ioo'o'' W." '''' ieioo'" "o'''" s' "ai-
Ar 27th, brig Sea Foam, Coombs, i'm Bangor; sch
aa ~, 5,r Ih'i -iaI , l. x,. xya, D
ou Iosn 'e.1 4. "a 'S ~, aasot
1a,al;, , wv w. "0A "' io''"' 'fono'u'
Ia" NEWPt1RT.Ar 9th scbs JuIia A Crawtor3
p.,, ph VIA, ai.,su ID
Ha,n var, Marv ee, s"n oes1S IOr da ''i
New aors oc, y; yes sun , t iol u ~
Also ar Zoln' ems champion, Ozark, I'm laials ior
ats pnr1nn, p ,a N 9aesi. 9n, 10
Den.iey, Dasef' foftdnd 'or Ne"srki omoh'
Averi,l, h'ekiah NJ L.. ,o... ,i....,..,u...
Al S'l, sem -, M MI 11S5uos' L"eo'n'hei
ApxWTtIcK F.Ilr 18th scb FHob. c,rouol, IN,
cd,a;,'o Al -''"' '0n '"s"'' ''o"e" Az
1aIalner .,.., 49,. a.
,,n a. III -, " v,,s HuI p.pIa.i ui
ne " "a Nh ee.'i M &Sa,h S,0u
FIishce Pannor SUM- S'H "ai'"a So"eA'
ri i,a1 9tiI n, =. o,.,, NJ SOL,
uOLMEo ~ i,adc-aI ztsn. zen SeSeIl, Fr,snse
~ S,,t, Thom,sto Varnsi a. Ratb. Porto Rico
" Y2 Iat $4,000 'siH''' VI Dam Aoi'o Deo'
ana Eia o. hangor. D.,
;,an.a. 81 ~ = Vonna Rohrds,n HsIt,%ora ,oy
iL1encs, SCI Aoune' neii"us"n' nai'"noie 'of
PORTSMOUTH 9.,S ,,,a. ,,,en,e. Nor.a on, rr.nto,,
S NOM 1os 20 sens en Keavey A Nm,
London Ior Bansori Ne" Globe Bray El'zabethport
ior newna ~, p ssI.; a,, >r,, NJ, ~ u,
tof r i'vnn a. SC" N''e' man, Nc" fofk
~ - 5ad 1r,os M.r,, +, uast-oI u,x IA, ,,oo ,.
Roston. 'Fias nn.iia C1o"nhs n, Nv cadiorS ,o ~,
Bonaar lie ne1 Ma Esnaars AMI NJ, H.. ~
az peass Nau- Vork ior ,sas1on. aca,;a y.soresn
AZ tar do, H.r,ar isliet, ID tor partiand HS;,,ie
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HrH ! j 81. *
The ADDITIONAL BoUNrIEs Claimants for
additional bounty under the acts of Congress
have some little reason for impotence, for the
delay in its payment has been something mex
plicable Congress tried to solve the mystery
last winter, but made little progress beyond
discovering that the difficulty lay somewhere
in the Second Auditors office tn ~-'>.--
condition of these claims is stated as ioiiowS LII
A.. .--.----ssrrc ny the Paymaster-G Gene
Ial to the Secretary of War
Owing to the delay caused by the calling of
a commission to frame regulations for paying
these claims, the order promulgating the rules
determined upon did not appear until the lat
ter part of September, 1866. In the meantime,
thousands of applications have been received
and flied, all of which had to be returned and
made out anew to conform to the rules adopt
ed. and again forwarded to the Department.
On account of these delays the examination of
claims was not entered upon until
January, 1867. The whole number of
claims received under the proper form up
to the 18th inst ant was 407 ,857; number paid
96,005; disallowed, 1872; leaving 1902 479 on
hand. OF these 1918 are awaiting further
vouchers from the claimants; 3512 are await
ing further information from tho Adiutant-
Generals office. The remainder are awaiting
replies from the Second Auditor, who has the
control OF the army rolls to inquiries indispen-
sable to their payment. The Second Auditor can
orly supply answers to from 1000 to $4,000
cases per month. and this limits the number
OF these claims which can be settled monthly
The Paymaster-General says that the division
ofreferred claims is so thoroughly organized
that if the Second Auditor could furnish the
data, double the number of claims could be maid
every month, and all be completed in year
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Hong Kong Aug %, ship Midnight Brock,
Shanghai. ~ u ~lIH
Ar at Batavia Aug %, barque Rainbow, Freeman,
Boston. '4aN n f0a - .Et Et
At Newport, Eng. 18th ult. ship Martha Bowker.
Goodburn, tor Alden, ldg; and others.
AT Bristol, +, 18th inst, ship MndoTa, Allen, tor
Hong Kong llg.
At Ciudad Bolivar. list inst barque Roscdale Grif.
fin, tor New York 10th
At Vera Cruz 9th inst, brig nj Be. son, Smith,
from New York. ~ da, 5
Al al B.rbadoes 18th ul., brig l. nj Merrill Eaton
Boston; 30'b, q w Welsh, Watson, Philadelphia.
AT at HAVANA 26th inst barque Philena, Davis
Portland; Amos Roberts, Doak, Bangor; fines
Portland; Hancock, Gibbs, Boston.
CID at 81 John. NIB, 2sd inst. sch Carrie Walker,
Mcfarland. tor PHILADELPHIA path. brig ANGELA
Brown, do: sehs Eleanor Jane, Williams Portland;
Ga land, Notion. and Maryland, Green, for Phila-
delpha
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DIR. 5. s. FTTCH,!

DIR. s. 8. FITCH,S.
sFami1y Physician >,
seventy-sixpages: prico % cents. Sent to apv ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
read and FULLY approved 1t is perfect gnide to the
SICK or indsposed.' Address DR. s. s. FITCH. 25
Ai nzgmI o.reet, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
W lt Will not be convenient for DR.. Fitch 10 visit
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-
REPUBLICAN, NoMINATIoN.-Ata Republican
| caucus held at Windham last Saturday, Viii.
| liam Gould, Esq, of that town was unanimous
| ly nominated as candidate for Represents
| tive of the cassed towns of Windham and
Scarborough, in place of VIM H. Smith, de
ceased. The election will occur next Monday
The late Mr.. Smith was Democrat TIE Re
publicans owe it to themselves and their candi
date to cleo, Mr.. Goold, who has served them
faithfully one term in the Legislature.
| 94ulaJagof t--------------- lssIA
| FINAL MILITARY RECORD OF MAINE The
Augusta correspondent of the Boston Adver-
tiser, speaking of the final report of Adjutant-
| General Hodsdon, says: -i' 's i3If.,
From it we learn that Maine sent to the
| war 1898 men, aeih 9Ec 1s5l8 aG4
Total number Of killed and died OF wounds 1901
| Total deceased in service. ........ 73.2
This does not include the 600 men who
served in the navy and mprine corps These
deceased soldiers are buried on nearly every
battle field of the rebellion, and their names
may be found upon the rude headstones in the
| cemeteries at Washington, Alexandria, Get
| tysburg, Hampton, Andersonville. Antietam,
Danville and City Point. Very few were
brought to their homes for interment There
cavalry (including the District of Columbia
| cavalry, which was mostly made up of Maine
Mem regiment heavy artillery, batteries
mounted artillery, companies sharpshooters
30 companies ullorganzed infantry, z compa-
MES coast guards, 8 companies for coast forth
fications. This volume gives in order con-
densed account of all the actions in which
they participated, the names of the men,
residence, age, married or single, and brief
notes of reference to the part taken by every
private soldier, In another place more space
is given to biographical and obituary notices of
prominent officers There were 53S7 substi-
tutes and representative recruits furnished by
drafted and enrolled men, and men not liable
to draft During the war the State furnished
ST. 500, 801 80 in aid to needy families of soldiers
and seamen This was distributed amoag 49,
04 families, consisting of IL, 1888 PERSONS
Nearly every resource has been exhausted to
make this last volume complete record of
Maine in the war but Gen. Hodstlon has failed
IN some cases to procure any facts beyond those
OF purely military nature, and consequently
no notices appear of several meritoriOus Off
GERS and soldiers the record of hose bravery
i rs n IA precious. Honorable mention is made
u u MAJOR George c.. Pickering, an enterprising
nainai, OF Bangor, who performed much
as,a s.n service for term of three months,
anu yeI persistently refused to accent any
ooinpensa'ioh Tor his services 1t is refreshing
10 meuIioh such unselfish service
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u u THOSE SUFFERING FROM
Heart Disease, ShOrtness Of Rreafb
Cough or Humors,


$500 I ol ,tesiimony enquire OF Edward Buchanan 81
oI.iahu -, chas +. Kantiall27 Waterve 81, henry
81 oyer ~ Alder 81, H. johnson 81 Washington Sc
S gu q. nortia'ld, Me; Charlotte +. SWEET, sophia
S On faimouth, Me. For sale by II. II. Hay, and
all medical dealers in the State n oc26dff
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The pickpocket who attempted to pick the
pocket of a lady at the Portland & Boston
depot on Saturday night, can have his coat by
calling at this Office and paying for this adver-
tisement EAM ga .B# q.
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49, ,--7-'-'-'--'s - 49,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MedicaS NOtjcc.

n. CdnADWiCk NJ D., will devote special ate
Office hours from IA. M. to1P. NJ
Nav Is. sNtt
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b SECRETARY McCULLocH in his forthcoming
report will take the. same ground, it is said,
in respect TO contraction of the; currency.
and the resumption of specie payments, that
he took in his famous Fort Wayne speech and
in his previous reports. The President enter
tans the same views as the Secretary on these
questions and will devote considerable atten-
ton to them in his message agEG ui
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Supreme Judicial Cour,.

q. OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PREsIDINa.
MoNDAY.-In the ca of Maybury ct ux. vs.. Town
Of standiah, the Jury returned verdict for defend
ants Plaintiffs viii file exceptions and carry the
case up. -..,u.. s4.-..F
I. W. Packer, r. j, swasey.
strout & Gage. d'ei a'. 'h VIi
Martha 81. Raokleff. iibelant, vs.. Oliver g. Rack
left. Libel Tor divorce Cause, desertion. Divorce
decreed. Strout s. Gage for lbellant, No appear
auee for libellee. a..
The Jurors were discharged, and Court adjourned
to Friday next, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. t'itt
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iaiahs. 40.
MARIN E Il EWS.
roRr OF PORTLAND.
MONDAY, October 2I.
ARRIVED.

Steamer nirsJ. johnson. New York.
Steamer New Bgland, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st john. NIB.
Sch NiliIs Altman, Cook. Boston.
Sc. Ida y lizzie, Frelck, Bay Chaleur-2i2 bbls
mackorcl
. AT 10th, sch ID borah Jones. from Boston, to load
Tor New York.
2 AA g. NA CLEARED. Cd
JAS Freeman @f.'
Nickerson.
Sch Idaho, Davis New York
Sch Lookout. Libby, Bristol ri.
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the DAILY AND MAINE TATE
PRESS.
Z MAY b. obtained al the Periodical Depots oil Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis. Robinson, Andrews, and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and on the train OF
g. NJ. Curtis. .
AT Bddefird, of P,lisbury Bros.
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke and d. s. Bouler.
AT Brunswick. of ". R. Fields.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter. rsr
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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 27, by Rev. DR.. Smaller. Edwin j
Hawkes. and Miss Lille 5. Jordan. both OF Port
land. "a ear .ss II. fsttaf laH
In westb ook, Oct. %. at the residence Of the
brides Iatber by Rev. e. r. Reyes Sidney B. Stew
art, of Portland and Della B., daughter OF Ihos M
haskell, of Westbrook ~ 30
In Westnrooas Oct: q. by Rev. Dr. Smaller. DIR.
Carlton kimblll, OF Portland, and Miss Emma II.
Matthews, of Westbrook y
Dexter. 49, III ~
- In Bradley, Oct. 20, Joseph Carter and Sylvia M
In lewiston, Oct. "a, Joseph Miller and Miss Abbe
Thornton. ~ ~ - ,r''