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Supreme Lndicial Carr,

CRIMINAL TERM-DICKERSON IT, pREsIDJNc
FRlDAY,-At the opening OF the Court County At
torney Webb resumed his argument in the case of
State vs. Mary Ann and George d. Clark, charged
with larceny. He closed at twenty minutes past ~
O'Clock, having occupied more than four hours in his
argument which was one of the most able and elab-
crate that we ever heard in the Criminal Court
A recess was then taken until afternoon. a.
In the afternoon Judge Dickerson gave the case to
tho jury in clear concise and able charge, occupy
ing about one hour and three quarters in which he
laid down the principles of law that should govern
the jury in considering the case. ~
In regard to the deliberations, he suggested to the
jury that If possible, they should consider the case
OF the respondents separately and then Jointly and
thus judge OF the guilt or of one or both
They must carefully consider the testimony in all its
points, 1t was not for the respondents 10 prove their
innocence it was for the State to prove their guilt
The Judge briefly reviewed OF the points of evil
dencc that had been introduced. The Jury must
weigh the evidence and Judge of the probability of
the statements made and Of the interest the witnesses
had to testify in the way they did. o o9+ = nc
In regard to the testimony of the two witnesses
who had heretofore testified in favor of the respond
ents, but now changed their testimony Judge Dick
erson said it must be received and regarded with
great caution, and scrutiuized severely I0H Hs
nregard to the proof of articles not mentioned IN
the Indictment the jury Instructed that though
they might be satisfied that the respondents stole
every article upon which there had been evidence.
but which We're not included in the Indictment. the
parties could not be found guilty. unless the Jurors
were satisfied that one or more of the articles men
toned in the indictment had been stolen. t ie 81
Having called the attention of the iury to the ma
teral parts of the case Judge D. left it with them to
consider, examine and arrive at the trutb of tho
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THE REPUBLICAN NoMrNATIoN for Register
of Deeds in this county is mentioned by the
Portland correspondent Of the Boston Adver-
tiser, in letter publ shed yesterday morning;
in the following terms: sH @ '
The run for Register of Deeds was very GO o;ose'
There were three elements represented LIMOS
Hancock. the Register of last year, was put
forward by the straight Republicans, M
Leach by the Neal Dow men. and MT. y. w
Roberts by the friends OF the soldiers. MIR.
Roberts is the first soldier who has ever been
before a Republican convention in this county
for any office worth having, and | noticed the
military element present We're not little de-
moralized at the result. Soldering don't
amount to much in the State of Maine. The
political stock stands about thus: Maine law
at par; RepubIcanism, so per cent; and sol
diering, including wooden legs and arms, about
IL IL per cent.
The remark that soldering don't amount
to much in the State of Maine" seems to be
peculiarly ill-timed when our candidate fol
governor is soldier; when in Han
cock county Gen. Squirting has nominated
himself for sheriff, and the nomination has
just been ratified by the convention; when IN
Penobscot county, as our report elsewhere will
show, soldiers name was presented to the
convention for the best Office in the gift of the
county, and four candidates already in the
field withdrew in his favor. 1T official position
is all that "amounts to much" and we don't
believe it is, it will nevertheless appear thai
the soldiers of Maine have not been neglect
ed. Mr.. Roberts, mentioned above, now hold
remunerative Office in the Custom House /,
this city, and it was because he is thus pro
vided for that many delegates who woul
otherwise have voted for him gave their vote
for other candidates. We trust the Advertise
will give its friends in this State the benefit Q
this explanation i'ti'''@ ~ ="
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RELIGIONS NOtices.


SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH-Rey Vim. A.
Drew, OF Augusta, will preach in the Second Uni
versalist Church, on Congress, Locust street,
tomorrow forenoon and afternoon. 81.
SPIRITUAL Observation-Disclosures Hail.
Conference meeting 8 O'Clock p NJ All are invited
to take part in the discussion. q ah. fr alpi
STATE STREET CHgRcH--Rev. H. s. Carpenter,
of Brooklyn N. Y will preach at State street Church
Tomorrow, morning and evening"
HIGH STREET CHURcH-There will he no service
at High street Church Tomorrow OF in the evening
BETHEL CHURcH.-There will be services at the
Bethel church tomorrow morning, afternoon and
evening, at 10A A. M, and p. M. All are invited
Seats free.
FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Arthur M. Knapp. Of
Cambridge, Mass, will preach at the First Parish
Church tomorrow. Vesper services at ~ o'clock P.
| MoUNTFoRT ST. M. E. CHURCH.-Seryices in this
church tomorrow Sunday all day at the usual hours
School at close of afternoon services All interested
are invited. .. -
| NEwBURY STREET CHURcH-There win be ser.
vices AZ the Newbuy Street Church o-1nnrrow tSun
day. at 1oI A. M. and and II o'clock P. M. Preach
ing by the pastor, DIR. Pennington. All are invited
CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH--Rev. DR.. Shaile
will preach at the Chestnut street Church o-orrOv
| morning. ~ = II
CENTRAL .CHURcH:-Rev. Benson NJ Fink, o
Mt Vernon, N H., will reach at the Central Chircl
Tomorrow at the usual hours III lsi1i7 ! - >
NEW JERUSALEM SoCIETY.-Public services will
pc helu by the New Jerusalem Society in the ibrar
Room OF Mechanics Hall, tomorrow morning a
the usual hour Sermon by Rev. Edward G. Mitch
ell of Brilgewater, Mass Entrance on 'Casco street
SECOND PARIsH.-By the courtesy of the Firs
Parlsh, DIR, Carruthers will preach in their churc
tomorrow at P. M. Sabbath School at Willis
School House at 10 A. NJ y7Al sll8 77li~f l777
4 REV. j; I. HEwEs will preach at the Unive, sal
list Church, at South Windham, Tomorrow. at
o'clock 2. NJ ft 49, - -
| Key A ID. WHEELER, d. D., agent of the Amer
lean Unitarian Association, will preach at the Tow
Hall, in Gorham, Tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ. and 4 P. M
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Lincoln Park.

MIR. EDiToR:-Coming into town as do
frequently, observe with interest and salts
faction the progress which is making towards
the completion of Lincoln Park. Literally
the space thus devoted will be useful and orna-
mental, as well as commemorative. The
whole affair, besides being honorable to the
city, will be beautiful; and Tsr n
"a thirg of beauty is a joy forever.
But what shall be said touching the refusal
to sell a small space of ground designed to be
included in the Park? There is trouble some
where. Is there blame anywhere If so,
where is it? Is there not remedy? And
what is it? 1t is burning shame, standing
disgrace, palpable wrong in some direction
that the Park cannot at once be completed. II
agreement between the parties Immediately
interested cannot be effected, why not submit
to an impartial umpire? In the nature of the
case there can be no insuperable bar to proper
adjustment. Try again in friendly way, and
receive the endeavor in similar spirit and the
desired end must be reached.
r. tf .-.FU COUNTRYMAN
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HANCOCK COUNTY, Ellsworth, Aug 21. Nom.
inations-for Senator, Joseph H. West; Sher.
if, Gen. A. B. Squirting, Orland County At.
torney, L. A. Emery, Ellsworth; County Com.
missioner, Joseph T. Hinckley; County Treas.
urer, Gen. c. w. Tilden, Castine; Register OF
Deeds, John o. Sargent Mr.. Vests rival for
the Senatorial nomination was John d. Hon.
kins. of Ellsworth vote, 81 to So. rs ~
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Machias, Aug. 21.-
G. r. Whidden of Calais presided. Nomina-
tions-for Senators, George wingate, Cherry.
field, and Partmon Houghton, Eastport Regis
lister of Deeds, James C.lAdams, Machias;
County Attorney, Enoch B. Harvey, Calais;
County Commissioner, e. P. Dorman, Har-
rington; County Treasurer, Ignatius Sargent,
Machias. These are all denominations except
for County Attorney. Mr.. Houghton's rival
for the Senatorial, nomination was Daniel K.
Chase of Calais; Mr.. Hoqghton secured the
nomination on the second ballot by majority
Of one, afterwards made unanimous. ~, -
SAGADAHoc COUNTY, Bath, Aug. 22-Sena-
tor, Frederick J. Parks of Bath; County
Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Henry M.
Boyey of Bath; Clerk of Courts, JOS, M
Hayes of Bath; County Commissioners, Jas, L.,
Rogers; County Attorney, Francis Adams, =
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I'll
GEN. SIcKLEs says that he has interfered
with the precepts issuing from United States
Courts in his district because the rebels have
discovered that they can evade his orders en-
forcing the reconstruction law, by transferring
their cases to those tribunals. Many cases
arose in the matter Of collecting debts con-
tracted during the rebellion; it was only neces-
sary for the holders Of these debts to transfer
their claims to citizens in other States to get
the suits into the United States Courts and
obtain Judgment. Gen. Sickles a short time
since telegraphed summary Of these matters
to Gen. Grant, and the latter telegraphed in
reply that Gen. Sickles should continue to en-
force his order. The order referred to directed
the courts not to take cognizance Of suits
arising from causes occurring during the war
Gen. Sickles has been accused of overstepping
the limits Of his authority because his subor.
dinate, Col Frank, commanding at Whining
ton, prevented the service of precept issued
from the Circuit Court over which Chief JUS
tice Chase presided. Fsruen 65G5n fla5sii IS,
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aug 10, on Sombrero, ship Dazaar, from Mobile
Aug 20 OFF Cape May, sch Fred Fish, from Rock
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WE are indebted to Mr. A. E. NEWTON, Of
Arlington, Massachusetts, for the interesting
information concerning the freedmen's schools
in the District of Columbia, contained In the
leading article on the first page of this paper
Mr.. Newton, who will be remembered by many
OF our citizens as resident of Portland some
years ago, is now superintendent of the schools
established in Washington and Georgetown
for the benefit of the colored population, and
his statements are accordingly made with full
knowledge derived from careful observation Of
their condition and needs. OF Mr., Newton's
own faithful services those who know most
speak most highly. r. -. ..,..i-.,l. a.
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The CABINET ORGAN,--Mason q, Haml;n ho.
gan some thirteen years ago. i'm the modest
way OF building melodeons; next, their busi-
ness expanded SO that they undertook the man
ufacturee of organ harmoniums; and now. in
the perfected Cabinet Organ, with facilities for
,ts rivaled by Others they have
labors are reaping richly deserved reward.
The unlmtiated would be surprised at the de-
gree TO which the mechanic arts are laid under
contribution for fashioning one Cabinet Organ,
OF the me amount Of professional faculty required
m 11[ oringlng II 70 the high standard demanded
craftsmen in Mason 8 Hamlin's employ. while.
in the higher walks Of their calling, they make
use, without stint, of the most approved prac-
tlcal capacity, formed by native aptitude and
years OF lhcessant culture.-Boston Transcript
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I The Encampment of I. o. of o. F. of this
city, in Regalia, with Chambers full band, con-
templatedana excursion, leaving here on the
morning of the 18th of September, attending
the Odd Fellows Convention in HayerbiIl
Mass, from thence to Concord, N. H., return
ing by way Of Portsmouth. They will be alb
sent three days. ssaaAs1 n4iiC
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AAAND, Nay rs, 1867.
wv. stockwell-Dea Sir: have no hest
tatlon In adding my testimony to that of others
in favor of your Cement Pipe. have exam
ined it very carefully in its various forms and
adaptations, and witnessed the process of it's
manufacture. | believe it to be all that Won
claim Tor 1t In every respect, and above all. al
ways honestly and thoroughly made.
In the contract for masonry ON the Portland
& Rochester Railroad, the company have. at
my suggestion, reserved the right to substitute
this pipe for stone culverts wherever the s;zes
made BY you are sufficient for the flow of wa
ter across the line of that road.
Respectfully Yours,
john F. ANDERSON, Eng. P. &R.R.R.
The Cement Pipe improves under ground.
Made at 1853 Danforth street. ia
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PROVIDENCE as well as Congress seems op-
posed to change of commanders in the fifth
military district. Gen. Thomas is reported
sick at the springs in West Virginia. ylis
physicians state that New Orleans at this sea.
son Of the year would be fatal to him, and the
official medical protest will be laid before the
President. just at this time, too, Gen. Sheri-
dan telegraphs that yellow fever is prevailing
as an epidemic at New Orleans. 1t may be
that the exultation of the Argus and its SYM
pathizers is little premature, and that aPhil-
lip of New Orleans" will reign in the Crescent
City till after the election in September.
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OF IA BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Author of the
nary Consumr on, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
Heart, and Chrome Diseases will be at Preble House
Portland, TUESDAY July 2nd, and WEDNESDAY
aiterward on the same days.
DR.. Fitch treats all Diseases of the head, Scalp,
Eyes, NOstrils, Face, Throat Lungs stomach, Skin,
Heart, Liver Bowels Piles, Kidneys, Joints, Drop
sy; also Diseases peculiar to Males and tolFemales
Lost Complexion perfectly restored. Most persons,
somewhere from Is to so have one more bad fits OF
sickness. Cure them wholly, and they will live ten
TO fifty years longer. DIR. Ftch's most prominent
speciality is the prolongation of human lite.
respectable ply sican said to me, four weeks ago,
eases pronounced utterly incurable by several emf
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington Long writes, Saratoga
had liberated lungs and true, Seated hereditary
sumption, of which her sister died. cured her per-
fectly. IA years later she had bad attack Of heart
disease, OF which her brother died. OF this cured
her perfectly. She says, 'T always remember you
you. -
Z, 1867, said: "Twenty-three years ago was your
patient, and very bad with lung disease. My iather
four brothers and three sisters, had died with con-
you cured me. have now enjoyed perfect health
twenty-five and a half years; not single show Of
lung diseases all that time" ttl1.a 7tael. "a &
d. d. Benjamin., OF Union, N. j., says, "Over
twenty years ago, I and my brother were both In
consumption. had bleeding and ulceral ed lungs
My brother refused treatment, and died In three
months. You cured me, and have not had any
forty, and am now SIXTY years old" 5-
All consultations are wholly tree. I
DR.. Fitcb,s FAMILY PHYSICIAN. a most ex.
celent book in all families, rs pages, 25 cents, sent
free of POSTAGE to any address,. Send no money UNI
til you get the book and approve IT, Direct all letter.
| ior books or consultation to 20 FREMONT STREET
| BOSTON, MASS. aug22d6t
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CHOLERA, DTsENTERY, DIARRHEA, &c.
The best article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure of the above diseases, is Ma
SONS CHOLERA MIXTURE" One dose will
satisfy you of the fact. You need not suffer
ten minutes. 1t will give you relief at once
by following the directions. Hundreds of our
citizens will testify to the fact. Every family
throughout our country should have it in their
possession. Price so cents. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle street,
Portland. Aug. DIST. w.&s.
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MARIN e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday. August ss.
.tEIHH ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for Passport
and st John, NIB. ,,.,.,.
Sch Jos Long Perry, New York.
Sch s Nelson, (Br) Ambrose. Maitland, NS
Sch Jack Easy, (Brl Bull erwell, Cornwaliis; No.
Sch Debonaire, (Br) Sanford, Walton, Ms, LOT
Portsmouth.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Cynosure, Davis, Camden
Sch Silver Moon, Cameron, Southport.
Sch Willie Smith Coombs Harpsweli.
Sch Hornet, Agnew, Boston tor Calais. . .-..
Sch Ligure, Thurston. Beverly tor Calais. RI.
Sch Chara, Eaton, Gloucester for Harrington.
Sch Glendale, Bradbury, Bangor for New York.
Sch Henry Crosby, Green, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch Frances. Clark, Bangor LOT Salem.
Sloop Yankee Girl Hamilton, New London.
lr CLEARED. -.a f.
Steamer Chesapeake, Colby, New York-Emery
Brig H Means, Ramsdeil, New York; H Ham
Brig REM Carver, Meyers, searsport-Ryan &
Davis.
Sch Telegraph, Toole, Bangor. GH -eE
The new barque built at Russell's yard in West:
brook, for Capt Ingers II, Is nearly finished and
ready for launching. She will regis er about Dol
TONS I; OF the same model the Ada Gray. and will
rank as one the best vessels built at this yard
From Branch OGce Western Union Telegraph.
Cid at Philadelphia 23d inst, barque Loeb Lamer,
Clifford Montevfdeo. t.-sf
ass DISASTERS. Nrf,t.
Sch Boston, at Holmes Hole, reports, sch Hudson.
| OF and from Calais Tor Pawtucket, was run INTO by
| brig on Nantucket Shoals, 18th inst, and badly
| damaged. NJ Nif .lrr ana .U
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WE advise all our readers to use the {" Eu-
genie Hair Restorer." 1t is warranted by the
propretors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural color, protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in word is guaranteed in every
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only 70 GEMS; to be obtained of w. F. Phillips
may25t S1mdSzw
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\ WE notice with much pleasure the success
OF the Crescent Paper Collar Co.," Of Boston,
under the direction of the well known firm Of
f. A. Hawley & Co. The were the pioneers in
this business, and the secret OF their success ia
that they have always made superior collar
and sold them at fair prices The. beauty,
strength and fit of these collars should induce
every one to try them. See their advertise
ment.
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MARRI ED.

Powers. ~ anu i-ooisa
n In Saeo, Aug. l. Henry Ladd, OF Saco, and Sarah
II, IN Porter, Aug; Is, Marshall L. Wadsworth, of
Hiram. and ,vinia A. Libby, OF p "
In Camden, Aug. IL, Jason o. Packard and Miss
In Camden, Aug. 49, Elnatban Youny and nrs
Sarah p. Andrews fsaH ~
Mary A. Perry. WIZ - -
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.celodSe, i, lZ,Zlo w
JOSEPH HICKSON,
q 4 ~. Secretary and Treasurer
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The wealth of one hundred twenty and sew
en- provinces was accumulated at Babylon, but
altogether it did not buy single bar of soap
comparable with the Steam Refined. lt Z
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BASE BALL.-A friendly game of base bail
was played Thursday afternoon, on Smiths
Common, Westbrook, between the I'd nine of
the Pioneer Base Ball Club of Westbrook and
the LIST nine of the Pacific Club OF Portland
The following is the score:
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous No disappointment. No rdculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tbe m
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair. LEAVING
it SOFT and beautiful The genuine is signed W,;J
liam n. Bachelor. All others are mere iInitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Peramers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
eR Beware ola C0umuerfeIt A
November TO- 1866. d1ysn
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ooSehHss, Empire, STAR Excelsior and High
Rock, (saratoga), Missisquoi, (vermont) Kis-
sengen, Vickey and Bitter wassen (foreign)
mineral spring waters are sold by Crosman &
Co.
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LIE PoPHAM CELEBRATIoN.-In answer to
Injuries as to what is to be done at Pophan
tis year, we are requested to state that If is to
be strictly picnic Any body can 90 that
chooses, and take the best care of tbom.o1,-o,
There will be steamers and barges from Bath.
and several private parties will avail than
selves of other means of convevanoa !" =
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THIRD PARISH CHURcH.-The Assessors nd
Standing Committee of the Third por;sh ho,,,
ing been quallfied for their offices, have called
a Parish meeting to be held on Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, at the Central Church vestry, to act
upon the proposition of the Central Society
for union of the two societies.
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The ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order
for sozodont. In the teeth of all opposition it
has become the supreme dentrifice of the age.
I - - anpMand3t
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fERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks, for september have been
received at the bookstores of Bailey & Moves,
and Hall I. Davis, Exchange street; Short &
Loring's, corner of Free and Centre streets
z. Il. Chisholm & Brother, No. 3O7 Congress-
street, and at the Grand Trunk depot. Also
at the periodical depots of .Messrs. Fessenden
brothers, Lancaster Hall, AMI E. O. Andrews,
NO, 90 Centre street, opposite Lancaster Hail.
ana at the fancy store of w. ID Robinson. Elk
change street. 3, z. fts7y AtCp II :"
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OnaHIemxc cceptcd,
n PORTLAND, Aug. %, 1867.
q The Eon Base Ball Club of Portland hereby
accept the challenge of the Cushnoc Base Ball
Club of Augusta, to play match game for the
silver ball and championship, and will meet
them in this city Saturday, Aug. 31st, at two
o'clock P, NJ E. M. LEPRoHoN,
Secretary Eon B. B. C,
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ELLIOT & McCALLAR, at No. IL Market
Square, are giving their customers the best
bargains in boots and shoes that can be found
in the civ .,...
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CIRous.--The rain yesterday and last even
ing prevented large numbers attending Della
ven's Imperial Circus but they will have an
opportunity to-day, as performances will be
given this afternoon and evening in the spa
cious pavilion at the corner Of Portland and
Green streets. Some of the feats performed by
this troupe are astonishing as well as excellent.
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DIED.

In West Parsonsfe'd, Aug. IL, Mr.. John Doe,
aged 81 years. -
In Boston, Aug 81 Mrs. Sarah A., wife OF VIM.
z. Kim all: aged Al years months daughter Of the
late Moses Smith.
In Phipsburg, Aug. TO- Ruth r., daughter of Tbos.
Kelley. aged 10 years months.
In Whitefeld, Aug 16, Mr.. Jesse Tarr, aged 70
years. "ssN -
aged 81 years. W. = t-' "-A A~p'ey'