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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26
MARIE e NEWS
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday. October 25.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CarOtta, Magune Halifax Ms
Steamer New England, Field st john. NIB. via
Eastport for Boston. ' "
Sch Phenix, johnson, Boston, i-..i... ..|t +
,, sen ANNE Sargent, McIntire, Bay Chaleur-29,
Sch Julia A Decker, Dunton, Bay Chaleur
bbls mackerel - ~ "
Sch Panama, Woodward Ellsworth
Sch PenDiah q Josephine, Rich. Eden for Doston
Sloop Passport, Leach, Penobscot.
q tF CLEARED
Lewis & Co. tE TI1~ ~-N
Sch Adde, Drown, Boston-Berlin Mills Co.
- sen Sterling. Roberts, Wiscasset Eastern Packet
Company.
We are requested to state, by the managing owner
OF the schr A ce Fox that the report OF the loss
OF that essei in the recen gale, is without i6unda
uon The vessel was safely anchored at Port Hood
has been reported lost. The story of the loss
schr winona, came from Gloucester fisherman
who reported having seen her capsize and sink but
she is known to be safe, There is another schr
bearing the san name, owned at Cape Ann and
this may be he vessel that was 10 sink and has
been mistaken for the Wnona, of Boothbay
LAUNCHED-At Kennebunkport 10Th inst Inv NJ.
David Clark double deck three masted schooner
of 800 tons, old measure, and about 55 tons Govern
meat measure named Jefferson Borden e. NO,
built on contract Tor Capt Lemuel Hall. twbo u. !
tended for the general freighting business ia bt Of
the best white OAK, sharp enGs and light dra(f
FROM Branch OGce Western Union TeIeoraDb
Ar at New York 25th sch Maracaibo. Henley. Hn
Portland. w. -
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JOHN HALE, the Veteran Horse Thief, is
thus described by a Waterford correspondent
OF tho Ior,tistn,, Ic11,.,a -. = -e--l-l---

JOHN HALE, the Veteran Horse Thief, is
thus described by a Waterford correspondent
OF the Lewiston Journal:
This notorious individual, now seventy seven
years old has spent over fifty years of his life
in prison for horse stealing. He has never
been known to show a thieyish propensity for
any ather kind of property except that per-
tanning to horse gear, such as harnesses wag-
ons and robes. His love for a good horse is
unquest1opably mOnOmania, in part his is a
case of horse.jockeyism run mad. In appear
ance he is the Last man one would suppose to
be the great horse thief-yery gentlemanly and
mild, with the expression Of a kind, good, ia
therly old man, smart for bis years, and intelli-
gent. He closed his last term this spring and
has passed the summer at the residence of a
wealthy sister in Waterford, his native place.
A few weeks ago he began to give evidence
that his horse distemper" was beginning to
rage, by nervous and exceeding restIessness.
Finally one day he disappeared aud the, next
known of him was by bills received in town,
advertising horse and wagon stolen in Free
dom, N. H., which had been seen in the possess
sion OF an old man with a. long white be ard
&c; answering the description of the poor old
mar who has had horse on the brain all his
life. That horse has probably been disposed Of
as another has been ANNOUNCED as "turningtup
missing" in Porter, Maine. :
Last Sunday morning, f20th] about one
O'Clock, the perturbed spirit of the old man
took him to Waterford, for what purpose no
one knows. He drove his horse under the
shedlsOf Mr.. Robinson's store and then began
to Show foot" among the neighbors. That
fact is known, for in his moonlight perambula-
tons he strOlled into the yard of Mr. George
kimball whose daughter happened to be up,
and recognizing him, alarmed her father. Mr.
Kimbail raised the window and asked him
what he was prowling about there for at that
time of night. The old man stated in answer
that he had disturbed no one and Immediately
left, went under the she'd which was the next
building, backed his horse out ami hurriedly
drove off. Sunday the town was pretty thor
oughly secured for honest John, but he has
probably ''lett for parts unknown ag0g
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Rcliaiosns Naiines.

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SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH-Rev, j. T.
Hewes will preach in the Second Universalist
Chureh corner Of Cumberland and Locust street, to-
morrow forenoon, and Rev E. C. Bolles in the AFTER
noon. - -,is5. Il, A. t.ssss.i' .fs 900 -ssl -
MoUNTFoRT ST. NJ. E. CHURCH-Rey Joseph G.
smith, OF Lynn Mass will preach at this church to-
MORROW sunday all day, at the usual hours sabbath
School Concert IN The evening, at u O'clock All are
invited. fss d ~ esls4l 81 t'-,l0T l-'il,iH 4
. FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURcH-Rev. W. H.
Evans, OF Hyannis Mass, will preach in the Free
NEwBURY STREET CHURcH--There will be ser
vices at the Newbury Street Church tomorrow Sun
dayl at l0a A. M and u o'clock P. M No services
ningtOn. All are invited. 7et = = af>s Is -
PINE STREET CHURcH.--Rev. VIM. Mcdonald of
Grace Church. Boston, will preach at the Pine street
Church Tomorrow, morning and afternoon.
CENTRAL. CHURCH.-Prof. Mead of of AndOyer.
Mass, will reach in Central Church Tomorrow al
the usual hours. aa -l7 ai7i a-l - shoti4ldai q
= SPIRITUAL observation-disclosures Hail.
Chdren's Progressive Lyceum t 1o4 o'clock A. M.
Conference meeting at O'Clock p: NJ Subject fol-
consideration-"Thc Durwnan Theory" All are
invited. aaasaie' "a ilisi'lt f $3.50 s-f = ii.fl5
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Fourh an
niversary sermon by the pastor Rev. Geo. A. Tewk
bury, tomorrow Sunday afternoon, commencing
at . y clock.rs ,i5 ~ srea -8 tsfg stEfeslf ia
| PRESBYTERIAN SERv oE.-The Rev VIM. Ferrie
A m formerly OF St John, N. b., and New York
will preach tomorrow forenoon, at 101 o'clock, in
Prebie Street Chapel, and in the evening i'm Dow's
Hall, 1914 Congress street, up stairs, at Z O'Clock
| All invited.
| CAsCo STREET CHURCH-Rev. o. 7. Mou. ton will
preach at Casc0 Street Church tomorrow at 1OI A.
| M. and P. M. All are invited
FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Rev. C. G.. Everett, O
Bangor, will preach at the First Parish Church to-
morrow. Vesper services at O'Clock P. M.
| SECOND PARIsH.-The Second Parish Sabbath
school will be he'll In the Willis School Room at 10.
A. M Rev Dr. Pennington will preach at the same
| place at O'Clock p. M. eas 81 : saHsrfl. g
CONGRESS STRBET nj. E. CHURcH.-Rev. c. G
Mason, of Saco, will preach at this Church tu-nlor
| MARTHA WASHINGTON SOoIETY.--Rev. .E. Il
Reyes will address the Martha Washington Society
Tomorrow Sunday evening, in the Chestnut stree
Church, at q O'Clock. collection will be taken tc
aid the funds ssis7 n,i 20 -iFs 20 ~ l7H q
| STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rev Mr. LYMAN. O
Cincinnati, will preach at State street Church to-
| morrow, morning and evening. " 20 -
SAco.-Rev. 4. Martin will preach at Saco to-mor.
| row.
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DOM S.NSiG POkINs
NtW OaLiANS-Ai 18th, seh 5 q Kins, liarn-
ION; Aran>ls tor Pensacola, in distress
CD 1'th, bri2 Vim Rol erison. Reed, Hayre
. nelow. snip Sandusky, Mol ton, from New YORK.
.MoBlLE-eni tn, sch Gen Conner, sbute, from
.PENsACoLA-old 18th sch Ralpb Carlton, Har-
OnARLEs roN-Ar 2ist brig Martha. St ne,
I'D 9th sch NJ Morales, Newman. Newport,
ri, via Georgetown, SC. ...'
ca 2ist sch John Croker Lowe. New Bedford
NoRFOLK-Cld Git, sch Cen Knox, Rabadan.
Indanola, with cargo o. sch Kedron.l
Ar 22l, brigs T. tSnlght ilaisdell. Rockport, Me;
B D Doane, earse. Boston; sch Trid,n Mt Jameson,
GEoRGETowN, DC--Sld 22d inst, sch Margaret,
BALTiiSioisEr-Ar I'D, brig ccs', Denton, from
Ar up 2sd, ship Uncle Tobey, Pmkham, Callao.
PHlLADELPHIA-ArZ2 I'D, brig Anna Knight.
Knight. Richmond.
schs S Il Cady, Wood, Saco; Crescent Lodge, Hart
Lanesville. %
% ow AN. brig Josie, retisrey IRON %o Boston
Cid sd. br !. Alfafatt Bibher, Boston.
NEW YoHk-- ri d. ships Constitution, ARGUS
| Liverpool Cornelius GIinnell, Speecer. Londoni
| Marmon, Bearse. san Frnncsco.
Ltd psi, Snip Miunehahl, McGTath, Londonderry
| brig Lyd ii CO!c, Jones. cardenas.
AR 2ith ship l. ii fay lor. Anderson, London; sehs
Redondo, Whltmpre, Ellsworth, Leesburg. Davis
aud Bramhal', Hamilton, Portland; Eliza Frances
fiaee BAY Mos.achu,strs' Krnnisio1 amd mad
Wind Glover Roeklanj; Siaric "a iioii Wod Ss,
| ter. Lord Amanda Powers Robmson 0resop
| (iott Wessengrr Un,TeY. y 1 TindseV 'CrneTeiI. .
and Susan C,,,fe, sw,.etIand EoekIand. Veto Har
| ,in1tnn bnmaSfoTI lilo TaIbuTf I'm Nvsfic ~,
| Li;7obstlnort Cootatt l. ongL.y Rrioenori. In 10
/ e. Martha, Vyoss Providence - >
| = g. 1.th ,'r,,55 80 I,rail p,t+ao MALAGA
iJ ON III ~, ie '1SG 'wJ Ph
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| Vnpnn, por,or %ori's riin nvar n nland nri"t1
80. poi - 49, toLiI IN o. hiaat r. I =,
a-us 80 = 70 - ~ ~ " W. 80
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Dd,sSi Al col, I,s 1,,iss 1root, nanocr
81 81 ,s W. seh III i,als1i bai1sol
PRoDii ny Si; nch ndaI: Allan
p.t1oi i-Ni -t'i'' sc" peoaoe'eo' A"e''
nI NEWp,,p'r- A. 9l,h scb Saxon Hatch, .pra,.i
| ,enc. ,ar nsncor an syn ''NV"' '"''n' i'''
| H0I MES; u0IisA, 9ai chs I,lor, Kim, Cool,
Calais Tor providence j s Mention Rowiey' New
York for Newt ur mort ;. Wreath from Providence
| IIo,@i,at,,u ltoytsnsio rsftcrsan Now Vorl toI
Hsr,ineion. ''i''"' u" WI
| Ar 0iib sch Fva May Richards Georoa avn f,,
Portland: Jos Tong -
| NEW BEDFOKD AR 2Ith sci Emily Hodges
Bangor Prudence @ omDs Lineolnville
BoSToN-Ar 9th, brig Julia f Arey. Babbage
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Kew ADyEgTisEaEs9s


N the Town of Gorhtn Ia t''' .rntv OF Cum
l berIanI for the yegr 1906 ! De- lowing list Of
taxes on real estate VI nOn-rr9legt owners IN the
town of Gorham Tor tho wear 1876, in bills commit
ted 10 Erving Small Collector OF sail town, on tho
eighteenth day OF Aug ST, 1oO6, has been returned
by him to me remain NJ paid on tho tenth Jay
OF August, 1861, by his certificate OF that dte and
now remains unpaid; and Nodce Is hereby given
that IL the said taxes ail nhcfcst ana charges are
not paid into the Treasury OF the slid town, with
an eighteen months otn the dte vi the eolirli nent
Of said bills. So much oi the rc; cSat, taxed az viii
be SUFFICIENT TO pay The anon iue iher, fOr helnd-
ing interest and charges, III without inrher notice
be sold at public auction, at ls 5cectlnens ONCE In
said town, Saturday, al G .Wenty second day OF
February next, at three oC.Och i Nj.
VAL Tux.
house and barn, 800 1926
Albion Emery, standish, 1Sacres land, 1926 3I
Joseph +. Folg Standish, or Owneis I'M
known. | acrt land house fn other
building, 100 ST.
John N. Hayes, Portland. ownrs
unknown, II acres land 90 ~ LOTT
and buildings, ..I 1900 80 II
John Larrabee, Scarborough, 10 acres
land, .. 800 SIS
stephen Lonsfellow, Portland. OF own -
. ers unknown, acre land, 400 e8
Dsnlel b. Sawyer, westbrook, 50 acres
Portland and Rochester Railroad Co..
aOFea land, s4oS, Saildina 500, 1000 ATO
STEP HEN HINKLEY,
| c., Treasurer - Gorham.
uorhani' oct 20, 1861. oc26ditw3w4t
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TkiAA on THE sfaAA.sSssAptNc NOZZLE.
The trial Of Oysttn's stream.spreading Noz-
zle, at the foot of Preble street Yesterday af-
ternoon, was very satisfactory. This is great
thing, notyery expensive, and is calculated,
we think, to come into general use. 1t is so
arranged that the water may be thrown in
solid stream or spread, as circumstances may
require, being completely under the control OF
tho person bidding the pipe F. A, Farms
land States. The hose used on this occasion
was manufactured by Mr.. John L. Shaw OF
this city and proved to be of the best quality
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The FIRST BAPTIST FAIR.-This festival so
long looked for SO often deferred, is Low at
hand "A reference to our advertising columns
will give the programme proposed by the la
dies Of the Society. Other attractions which
are being prepared will be duly announced.
We understand that arrangements are being
made for excursions over the various railroads
to- attend the fair. We suggest to our citizens
the advantage of purchasing season tickets at
vi each, thereby securing admission to two
first class concerts and also the reading of
Bankers rich and humorous poem, besides the
two afternoon entertainments
1t will be observed that the tickets for the
reading Of "The First Courtship" are sold for
fifty cents, while those purchasing season tick
cts will pay but twenty cents for the same en-
tainment So we say buy season tickets.
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GUARrRy SuAy,a OurNrrrpr

CHARLEY SHAY's QUINcUPLExAL TROUPE is
one of those entertainments where one pays
his money and takes his choice. If he has a
taste for either dramatic, tepischorean, musical
or canine performances, he will find something
to his mind in the course of the evening. The
dog Fanny" is genuine prodigy, and is no
DOUBT lineal descendant of the wonderful an
imal once owned by Mr.. Alfred Jingle, OF his
toric fame. Deering Hall was well filed last
evening by an appreeiative audience. The
company will give their last entertainment to-
NIGHT.
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General Sheridan's Visit.
VIII be in Portland Monday After
noon and Evening. o.
Arrives Monday Noon.

Notwithstanding the dispatch to the Asso-
ciated Press yesterday afternoon as to Gen.
Sheridan going direct from Boston to Angus
ia, a dispatch from the General, himself, was
received late last night by the Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements, stating that the
Committee must not believe the newspaper re-
ports. 81 SHALL" says the General, "leave Bos-
ton for Portland Monday morning and spend
the afternoon and night with you" -da 90 :
The full arrangements for his reception will
be announced on Monday as.is 4-t
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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 81 at State Street Church. Ivy Rev
ton, and Lydia Arabeie, daughter OF Charles a
Lord, OF this city. mo cardsI ~ "
In Pennington, Oct. 2f by Rev Mr. sJ,,r,,ho,
at the ,esidence Of j. B. Morrison, Esq. it, Hrnry
N Fairbanks OF bangor, late OF the 3oth Me- Vol.
In Ihelsea. Oct. 10 Nathaniel Brown and Mrs
Jane Stevens 1.-The former aged 80 years and the
In Augusta Oct. IL. billiard W. Ludwig an Caro-
line II. Moody, both OF Vassalboro. = 49,
In Chelsea, Oct. 4 Fraaklin Cooper and Miss Eliza
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Soldiers Attention,

Inc portland Mechanic Blues Association having
rendered their Services to the city for Escort duty at
the reception OF Major Gen. Sheridan, on Monday
next hereby invite all who have served in the Army
or State htia to join them on that occasion, and
10 meet them at their armory Tod City HalD on
saturday evening, October 26th at halt past seven
o'clock. DIP .,pnrp
Portland October 25 1867. d2t.sN HH
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Mercutio said of his wound,
1T was not as deep as well, or as wide
As gate, but it would do"
Plantation Bittcrs will not raise the dead
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed
And render life thing to be enjoyed.
We believe there are millions of living wit
nesses to this fact. Dyspepsia is horrid dis
ease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. 1t is
a most invigorating tonic for weakness aud
mental dependency. Those who are ''out of
sorts should try Plantation Btters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price.
oct26eod2wS&w2w
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. IA TIE OF MAINE.

HEAD-QUARTERs,
AoJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ADD a Augusta, October "A, 1867.
GEN SHERIDAN will visit Augusta, on Monday
octooer zsth' as the guest of the State. cordial
invitation is extended to all who have served in the
Army OF Navy, during the war, and to the citizen
generally to be present and participate in the recep
ton. An otncers and Soldiers who can do so are re-
quested to appear in uniforms.
sea JOHN c. CALDWELL,
Adjt. General.
October 20. did
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THE CABINET ORGAN-The single house of
Mason & Hamlin has succeeded SO far in out
stripping its rivals, that the question, "Who
makes the best reed organ'" is no longer an
open one. Of the excellence of these instru-
ments we have, for our own part, become per-
fectly satisfied by frequent personal trials of
the Mason 81 Hamln instruments, and OF vari-
GUS Others 1t is patent and undeniable.-N.
Y EDen ina Post
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TRorTINa.- Let it be remembered that the
match for $500, between Detective and Billy
Morris, comes off to-day at the Forest City
Driving Park. The weather being favorable
it will be an exciting time.
Next Monday there will be match for $500
between Fanny Drew, owned by Mr. f. s.
Palmer, and Midnight Maid, owned by Geo. H
Bailey. Good dav and good track
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The MATCH GAME of Base Ball between the
Butchers" and the Eons was played yester-
day afternoon on the grounds near the Arsenal.
Mr. Hobson of the Active Club acted as UNI
pire. The game was called at O'Clock, and
the days have now become SO short that only
five innings could be played. 1t will be seen
by the following score that the Eons were
butchered.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invisorates the hair, leaving
It SOFT and beautiful. The genuine Is sigued Viz
liam n. BdtchelOr. All others mere limitations.
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists aud
PerInmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
~ Brware ola tOunterfciu. Ell 4 n.
November 10. 1866 d1ysn lMLL.I
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Republican Caucus.

Inc hepuDheans Of Windham are requested to
meet tne Iown House on Saturday, October 26th.
at 4ocioch r. NJ, to nominate a candidate for Rep
reseta."e 70 De supported at the election on the
4tli of November. 8#AFNf# EEtN
gnEeaF Per orderof the Town Committee.
Windham Oct 49, 1867 dtd
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/, MEMBERS Of the Portland Army and Navy
Union, and all ex-soldiers and sailors are re-
quested to meet at the Army and Navy Union
Hall Saturday evening, Oct Goth, at 7.3O, to
hear the report of the committee of arrange
ments on the reception of Gen Sheridan
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y NJ nnScipaI Court.

80 lsl8l JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING. g.ta
FRIDAY.-Joseph Levy, for obtaining goods under
false prefences to amount of $500, waived examina-
non, and gave bonds in the sum of 81 900 fer his ap
pearanee at the November term OF the Supreme Ju-
diciai Court Goddard and Shepley g. .Strout for
State. W. L. Morris for defendant. s f.,..
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"A RARE CHANoE.-We learn that our es-
teemed citizen Mr.. William f. Chadwick, who
is known as an excellent connoisseur and am
ateur artist has concluded arrangements to
ieave ms native city, and to take up his. resi-
dehce and transact business in Cuba Many
OF our readers are aware that Mr.. Chadwick
has an extensive collection of paintings, some
Of which are the work of his own pencil, and
Others are from the hands of various artists Of
distinction; and they will learn with interest
that there is a probability Of the whole of this
valuable collection being offered at auction be-
fore his departure.
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:" "A SAD sIeHT.-Four boys, the Oldest not ex-
oeeding five years of age, got beastly drunk
yesterday noon, and in their endeavors to keep
themselves together and to move off in good
order, colfeeted'a crowd opposite Harris's hat
store on Middle street. One of them, the
largest, soon became helpless, and while the
Others were trying to raise him, Deputy Con-
stable Hawkes. came along, gathered them up
and took them to the police station. We hope
the hend who sold these children liqnor may
be brought TO justice. q
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ENORMOUS EMIGRATION of all sorts Of house,
hold bugs and yermin, since the introduction
of the Steam Refined Soap. The population
of Maine alone is estimated to have fallen of
over thousand million already.
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AccIDENr.-A young man named Thomas
Arnold, who works in Partington's saloon, fell
last evening from the top to the bottom of the
flight of stairs leading to Swasey's billiard sa-
loon, striking. on his head and sustaining Sc
|, we're injuries. He was taken into Partington's
saloon and DR.. French was called tie attend
him. Subsequently he was taken TO his home.
1t could not be aseertained last night how Sc
riously he had been injured.
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suprrme Judicia, Caur,

l.. OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING. Sc
FRIDAY.-Fourteenh Day.-The Court was en-.
poyed all the forenoon in hearing motions and dis
posing Of case-the jury in the case of Maybury ct
TX. VI. Town of Standish having gone out to view
the road where the accaeat occurred. AT noon the
Court adjourned to Saturday.
Henry w. Swasey, ESQ.,, of Standish, has been adj
mtted opractice as Attorney and Counsellor at this
COurt .-f.s--. -..s..s. .-.,
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WE learn that the Portland & Kennebec
Railroad will carry passengers to and from
Portland, on Monday, for half fare, and that
the Grand Trunk road will also reduce its rates
/, on that day.
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THE annual meeting of the association for
the relief of Aged and INDECENT Women will
be held al the Home" corner of Elm and Ok
ford streets, on Thursday, Oct 31st, at o'clock
Pm.
Portland Oct 26 1867
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WE are, informed that Evergreen Cemetery
rs often made a horse pasturei Horses are
seen there frequently upon the graves! Such
things ought not to be. We hope some means
will be adopted to put stop to such desecra-
tons. This Cemetery is a beautiful place and
let it not be trampled upon by horses.
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The two great questions OF the day sis Gen.
Sheridan coming to Portland" and Mitchells
great sale of dry goods, now taking place at -
Clapp's block, Congress street, corner of Elm.
Go there, everybody. 1890.
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2 WE learn that the fine span of gray horses
of Col. Jones, of the Marine Corps, with the
carriages, harnesses, &C., have been purchased
by Surgeon Ten Brock of the army, at Port
land, for about $11O0. A nice team, and good
bargain for the purchaser u
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tsortland and vicihlty -.
New Advertisements thi. Day

ENTERTAINMENT ooLuwN
Opening Fair-First Baptist Societv.
Dccring tiall-Oid Folks Concert Assss---
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Aromatic Syrup-H, II: Hay.
School for Young LADIES'. II. Hero -
Hats-A H. Coe.
Tailoress-Miss Lizzie Smith. axe M
Custom Boots-GOwell. W. ,fFSt
Portlmd Savings Bank-J. c. Moves
NonzResidont Taxes-Stcrhen Hinkiey.
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Fruit Trees, .vc--J. w. Adams
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Public School Notice o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

e. 9. ANDREWS, at his school book, music
and periodical depot, No. SO Centre street, OPP
posite Lancaster Hail. has received the Illus
trated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published.