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New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court before
Justice Mansfield, Gottlieb Wieaud was arralgued ON
charge preferred against him by John W. Hudson an
eEuy6 OF the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Tie animal was said 10 have sore back, head
and running sore Oh OF the fore legs Justice Mans
neld committed him 70 answer IN default a 500 bail
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, George
Davis and George Richardson committed for having
attempted 20 burgiarOusy enter the store Of George
bamuels at No l5j Grandst-. Nathaniel W Swift, who
arrested for having stolen $50 worth OF linen from the
laundry OF David CrocheroD. IN North Moorest and JO
seph Barrett OF No % Baxterst who arrested
receiving the same were committed Adam Selzdorf.
clerk. was cOmted Tor having stolen two pieces OF silk
from his employer, Godfrey Muller, Canast.. ROsanna
AarOus washcrwOman. was committed for having stolen
Aquty Of undercOthing from Flor Parker OF No. 125
Grceuwicl-st
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice shandey, Patrick sullivan was held
70 for having violently assaulted and beaten
u get Bailey with 81 OK George Hyer aud Edward
gambling house az No 55- Broadway. Edmund H. Nor
iz OF No. lg3 East Broadway preferred the charge
against them and alleges that on the 6tn INST he played
~ faro" their establishment ana lost 1873 ana a
check for William Br0hertOn OF No Is WoOsterst
Somplaned that Henry Gilmore had stolen from m front
o. ms door horse and gig. valued at sos. Gilmore
pleaded not guilty. and alleged that three men came
along with the horse and gig and invited him 10 ride
that being under the influence OF lquOr, he accepted
The invitation and that after riding short distance the
men got out, leaving HIM IN the vehicle when he was
arrested Justice shaBdley committed him 70
In the Court of Special Sessions Joseph KOh-
te1 found guilty Of assault Rosa MOutsOn,
OF his tenants and fined $40 james Parker, driver
Tor Dodds Express sent 20 the PenitenaTy for
month, for collecting money belonging 10 his employer
eno apprOpnatng 10 10 lIs own use Ann Gallagher
pa sent 10 the City Prison for 10 days FOR assaulting
Elizabeth Wilson with a knife. .Cntharine Leonard
eesed Jenny White OF stealing from her dress worth
g.. Jenny was found guilty. Sentence suspended.
n.,henry Halstead having violently assaulted James
'VFsW was nned w. The parties are both drivers aud
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nrn1cAT1oN IN wEsTF1ED. MASS.

80 Sa1tist C,urr6 edicc nj Westheld VIII tahe p%b
on wednesday the Rev DR. Crane Of dSd the Rev
ing the dedcatOry sermon IN the ie i'm the even
iD Tie cost of the structure itself T. S23Of{ ~ f{rnshg-
is worth s. 0OO; $4,000 have be To this add the
~ @ h,d Tor the lot and the true record sce U saturday
cost is given. The bell was Iat Wing "a rpets and cush-
ions las oaSae, Sdorda a1S Of "at %dtG TO ensaat
struced with suaDlo describe paralleGerah
rather than an exact square IL wiz ''
-, tiou Of ESQ persons.
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.,,a ,,oo, to make II good he replied that the
Nas oae9 9 , np eynended and could not do IT, An az
was and the Bank d IsSs sEe9 dSSd Mr
Of by the sheriff, and only aHGuV 'O ~ serve an attach
BaeA 9 s furniture fastened 10 the bottom OF ~ o
chair was found package containing c DetTe9" of the
ch5is a cc which was recognized portion o11,ed %
snu asr - Drawn from the bank. Mr. Black Was In
80 crested, and is now In confinement.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The First Mortgage, 80 years, Seyen,pe cent Con
vertible sinking Fund Bonds of the Rockford. Rock
Island and ST Louis Railroad Company, principal
and interest PAYABLE in gold con free OF Government
tax as an INVESTMENT SECURITY, combining safety
cheapness. and profit are unequaled by anything
For sale at the office of the Company, No. 12 Wall
ST.. at % and accrued interest III currency.
G"vernment and other securities received in ex-
change. H. H. DooDf' lleasuIer'
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THE SUNDAY LAW IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Aug 10.-A number OF the OH
GERS ana crew the American Steamboat COnlpI3 w" f
arrested last Monday by order Of the CheI o Jt
vioIatou of tie Sunday Law by running tNcutSuu uu'
and their examination set down for SATURDAY. bg IN
OF their counsel none Of the defendants nv ht
their cases were continued until Wednesday. Ihe DO"I
VIZ. q 5 ND.luLL-LN.
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McCOOLE.

CT. LOUIS. Aug. 10.-Mike McCOole, VINO was
married hero 0n Saturnay Miss MOe Norton, ud1sn
ter of rich contractor held levee TINS evening anu
seiyed the congratulations Of his friends Iouay nc
wrote letter 10 Frank QUINN IN reply 10 an aiuole III III
te last CpDer repairing McCOOle or hs repTeSehtasllt
In apcar Al The GiDDe office the 18TH TO the eneG
that he is anxious 10 meet CODurh al the NhOAOie"
House at Pttsburg Aug. Is.
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finantiul.
700 MILES
OPTHE
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are now flashed and operation One hundred and sixty miles
have been built in the months More than twenty thousand
men are employed this average ffory miles month will be con-
nued throughout season making NINE HUNDRED COMPLETED
MILES by Jan and probable that the ENTIRE GRAND
LINE TO THE PACIFIC BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN 1863
No other 6rtas railroad the world has been bui and equipped
so rapidly as the Union Pacsc which vest from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The United State, Government makes Of this railroad GREAT Ma.
ToSAL WORK and construction by liberal grants Of
oney and Of lands further the speedy completion Of the
Road the Company authorized to issue their own
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having thirty years to run and having coupons payable semi
annually at the rate per gold The principal vel as
interest made
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Motee Bonds Of nearly all this country
payable prime pal aud is asserted without
fear Of contradiction railroad the world build
ing great road issues bonds Of equal value with the First
Mortgage sale BY the Union Pacific Railroad Com
paDy
The Price Of these Bonds or and accrued interest from July
in currency Company believe that at this price their Boods are
VIC SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
IN the net and they confidently expect that they will shortly command
higher pum than seca The Company reserve the
night to advance price time AID will not 81 any orders or re-
cys any subscriptions which the has not been actually pa
At the Conpau Office time Oi such advance Subscriptions
will be received in Nev.York
AT THE CoMPAEYs OFFICE, No. 20 2oEAssAUST,
aud by
JOHN J. CISCO \ son, BANKERS, No. 80 wALLsTr
And br the Compans advertised agents throughout the United states
E,,anr.s should be drats other funds par IN Aeo
York and the Bonds oe Q charge ~ rsarH eres
parfe, ubs5ng through agents H look 10 hs Jr her
SAFE deliroV
APAMPHLRT AND MAP FOR 1869 has jus, been Published by the
Conpiny giving fuller Information than possible In an advertisement
r,erg the Progress Work the Resources Of the Country
tray M the for Construction aud The Value Of the
Boa win he free application at the Company ohc OF
to Auy Of the advertised agents
JOHN j. CISCO. TREASURER NEWYoRK
T,1v9
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vcrps,ov OF THE HAWKINS zoUAvEs.

1,l,,,,,r,-Cr Aug. W.-UOmpany 4, INV
EO' , al New York VIII arrive here tomorrow
,oTnin on visit 10 Gov burnside. Pn,lhS 1 hnadoUar
and foufht under him at the battles OF hoaOhe'
eis' bi a., a. They were also in his command at Ahle-
I'm south Mountain and Fredericksburg
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHrLADRLPHA Aug lLotton 30d3e for Middln9s Petroleum
l7lc Reiued 3i0c and Noasses
g doing Flour and quiet Extra Family Ss 5O
So Peunsyyania New Wheat Family S20sl25 Wheat dali
Red ~ ~ IS Rye dali a. = 80 Corn held firmly, Yellow
Mixed Western, = 25d = 26
yaua Al 91c; Southern at Provisions unchanged.
B,rrrw0RE Aug quiet Mdlug fnn and
prces Whea Prime
dull sales Prime Red 81 6Oa - 10 Corn da Prime White
25a s 28 Oats dnl Al 80d88c firm ~ 50
Gr Mes Pork 30 So Bacon-ib Sides E!c Clear Sides l7c
shouliers, lslc. Hams, 226l1c. Lard. lsc.
NtW1rKEE Aug I-Four auet steady but unchanged Wheat
ower New No at 81 b. Corn steady 81 Tor NO
toy-3O bbs Flour hush Wheat 3OO BUSH Oats,
GOO buh Corn Shipinens-3O bbs Flour 900 bush Oatsi
ToLrpo Aug l-Four quiet Wheat declined lc closing weak
81 70; Amber, 81 0d ~ O5 AMBER os
Red III 80 Corn advanced tc sales at 81 Va W
No O5 Oats advanced Lei sales az 9O1Jc hle
6rm: sales Receipts, $500 bbs our'
Wheat 900 bush Corn OO bush Oats 2W ousn
Rye Shpmeuts-6oO bb Flour, 1900 bush Wheat 'O BUSH
Corn, 1900 bush Oats
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oralod in consequence Of collision between their re-
spectiye wagons Mary Enright was tried on charge
~ Stealing sl6 from James Reed at house II Jamesst;
6nt Le testimony not being sufficient to convict she was
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9urt @arntn's 9rtits.

NEv-YoRK, I
PoRr-wARDEsss oYFIcE. No. % wnliamst
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance With
seton Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled An As
th Wauens Odce OF the PoE Of Ne~ York" 70 all pefsoa
sd in or having charge Of the subject natter Of such mq
smusuou survey that the following vessels snoe
,r that the said
he cooed sthn succeeding THIS notice S o"Aa
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

II
Gold was weak and unsettled. selling at l46. l45.
closing 1864. The steamer Holsata, for Hamburg
took S559,OO0 in specie
Governments were dull at the opening, both Tor eX-
port and investment bonds, prices were fully main
tanned but there was less disposition to buy. State
bonds were firm. Tennessee ex coupons, G4t; new
bonds, 63s; North Carolina new is, ~; Virginia d
per cents, ex-coupon. 55 Missouri per cents %.
Railway bonds were steady The sales for Pacific
per cents (of Missouri continue satisfactory; the
sale for two days was $273.OOO mostly in small lots
Pacific Mail was lower but in demand at l039lO5..
Express shares were dull. Wels-fargo was IN de-
mand under the prospect that the company will have
the contract for the overland route again. Railway
shares were weak and unsettled New-lork Central
was pressed for sale and declined per cent selling
at 1867; il was afterward rallied 10 1885, closing at
1881 The decline in this stock, following the recent
break in Erie has a depressing effect on the market
Reading was dun at 81 Boston Hartford, and Erie sold
at 22! Michigan Southern ST. Cleveland and Pitts
burah, So. The Northwestern stochs-ROck Island
and St. Paul stocks were steady. The near approach
of the payment of the dividend on Rock Island
makes holders confident, and the other two stocks
are so well held that operators unwilling to sell
them At the Second Board the market was steadier.
Boston. Hartford and Erie sold at "a. At the close
the market was higher Rock Island, 1l2l North
Western Common, 81. the Preferred. So. New
York Central was advanced TO l2S. under vigorous
bidding closing l2S!. Erie sold at 5s closing SO.
Government bonds recovered their tTmness at the
close with a good demand for all classes. Several
large lots of G4s were taken for shipment AT the
price they offer permanent holders Of 'G2s and 65s
great inducements to exchange, the profit on G2s
IS per cent and on US u per cent and the interest
on both is payable in May and December The
market closed firm.
~ Z. pnDLHn R,dnaa 1nol-I hon Com llol ll9a
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NINIATURg ALMANAC

Sn Riss, ~ 500 Suu Sets..... Aoos .Morn
hIsH
Sandy l:s6 Cows Island 2:4o Hell Gate An
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DOMESTIC MARKPTe

WEST INDIA MARKET.
HAVANA Aug llBIchangeO London lll1 per premium
Exchange New-iorE-Ong sight eency @ per discount
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exceed those Of the quarter in 1861 by $l336 o.
The Railroad Company, in order to pay off the
State of Missouri for advances in aid of constructing
the road, as well as all other liens, has issued
100000 of First Mortgage per cent bonds secured
by deed of trust to Messrs James Punnett President
of Bank of America New-Nork, u. a hurdock, Pres
idcnt of Continental National Bank. New York. ana
Luther c. Clark of Clark Dodge d Co.
The bonds run twenty years from Aug. l, 1868, in
terost February and August in New-lork. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin.
In offering these bonds TO the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most popu
lous fertile and growing part of the State of Mis-
souri,. forms part of an important line. and IS
a completed and successful enterprise already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest OH its entire indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds TO the rank of frstclass security. Govern
ment and other securities received III exchange at
market rates. CLARK. DODGE a Co.. No 81 Wall-st
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1ibiotnS 1Aotit,s.

PHILADELPHIA ASD READiSG RAILROAD CoNPAyT,
OFFICE No 227 SourH FouRrusT PHILADELPHIA Jnne - 1873
nIVIDEND N0TICE.-A DIVIDEND or
~ PER CENT has been declared on the Preferred and M
Stock National and State taxes payable IN Common nc
July the holders thereof as they shall stand resea
on the Company the 0 inst All payable al t eae
The Transfer Books Oh this Company will be closed TUESDAY,
BRADFORD. Treasurer
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offices of Messrs Lockwood q Co. and Clark, Dodge
& Co. The early completion OF this road Is OF
great importance 10 residents ana property-o"hers
in NewYork, as well as those living Oh the hudson
As the road is now to be a success, every facility
should be given that it may be completed lmme-
diatey 1t now takes one hour to reach Ihlrtleth-
ST. As soon as the road done that distance can be
made in 20 minutes and Yonkers and Rlyerdale VIII
be brought as near New-Yorl as FOrtieth-st IS now
and points 40 miles from the City Hau VIII De
brought within an hour and half saving a
whole hour TO business men. When the roau
is finished it will improve the Yalue OF real
estate on the Hudson fourfod, and owners OF prop
erty there well afford to help any steam ROAD ha
Will make their property accessible. 1t Will also stop
the growth of Brooklyn and the suburban towns Of
Ncw-Jersey which have grown up from the TACT that
there was no expeditions way Of reaching the up
per end of the island and the adjacent towns IN
Westchester County
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, $4,000 for
Gold Notes. $4,000; total Receipts, $l,5SOs23 46
total Payments Sl1S7S2O g. Balance, s794lS'SSC 20
Freights are dull and lower; 1900 bush Corn by
steam to Liverpool, sd.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of
specel from the port of Ncw-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. H. 1868, was S3,2J9,3l2.
A dispatch from Raleigh announces that the Legs
lature of North Carolina have resolved to resume
payment of their debt on the 1st of October instead
of January, as was expected The coupons falling
due Oct will be paid in cash. and the local interest
Is per cent. Will be funded into new bonds. This
prompt action is very satisfactory to the friends OF
the State
Attention is invited to Messrs. Duncan, Sherman
81 Co.'s advertisement, in another column, OF the
stock for the new Atlantic Cable.
Amount of coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Co.. for the week ending Aug,
and previously this season, from December l, com
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
And the following for Railroad bonds:


Money continues abundant at 3d4 per cent on call
with large lots Offering; frst-class houses are fully
supplied at the lowest rate. For commercial paper
however the rates are hardening, and to per cent
is the rate for best names Gram operators are IN
the market with good demand for discounts from
the banks preparatory for business next month the
money represented by these discounts will not proba
bly, be drawn against them for two or three weeks
and in the interval call loans may be expected to rule
at present rates The experience of previous years
has fully educated the commercial public TO the
necessity of being prepared for squeeze from Octo-
Der to January, which will continue to be inevitable
until the National Bank act is amended in form
50 that elasticity ia given to the currency sufficient
to move the crops without this annual unsettng of
prices at the Stock Exchange.
Sterling Exchange closed weak at quotations. with
largo sales az 1904. London, 60 days, IO9i9lO93
London, sight, llO91lOt; Paris. long. 514sd5.l8s; ;
Paris, short, 5lltG51li Antwerp. 5l6!9515; Swiss
5.16!05l5; Hamburg S5G36i Amsterdam, 4lta4lt;
Frankfort, 4lG4li; Bremen, T9s079l Berlin. 7laa72
In another column will be found an advertisement
of the bonds of the West Side Elevated Railway
Company, and subscribers viii fnd the books ct the
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

Subiugs 8anks.
THIRD-A D-AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
L Corner Thrlave. and Twenty-siKth-st
INTEREST SIX PER CENT all sums hOm 3 70 -5op Open
daily 10 and Monday "Wednesday aud hatanlay
evenings from TO o'clock
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NOS 3oB AND 39S CANAT-ST.. COR. OF lAltiHT.
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 TO 3 OCLOL r.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST Oh 50 TO S9.OUO.. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
The Ne Orleans Commercial Bulletin Of the 7th says:

The money market without marked change The few
oHrrs of strictly Al paper readily 90 tur u rates, ether
by rriyate capitalists banks bat neither are sng to att
fiftof ft
erals The street g a. mouth for A. and tdt r
second class Mortgage paper rules Uall cent anu M he
The banks discount most o p
moved busre.s paper their All are Tree nta
5r sbsft periods oAd coiattTaA w ue ol "o'1s u'a
country paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-24
Importation of Brittany Cattle.

II will interest dairymen and stock
growers to learn that an importation Of this
celebrated breed is now on the way to
Boston from Brest. These cattle were
selected for their owners. Charles l.. Flint,
Secretary II the State Board Of Agricul-
turc, aud Gen. Charles J Paine OF Boston
and were taken from the best herds in Bril-.
tany. This breed has long been oelebra-
ted in Europe for It's purity, as well as its
superior dairy qualities. the milk being very
rich and the butter tie finest made. They
are very gentle. and so hardy tina, they
thrive in pastures where larger snimals
would scarcely subsist. For this reason
they will prove TO be admirably adapted TO
many sections Of New England. while ut
the same time they must be valuable rs a
cross With our native breeds. They are
thus described:
The true Breton COW is usually black and
white. Occasionally red and while one
is to be met with, but the prevailing color
is black and white. She is small in size,
the height varying frJ thirty two TO forty
two inches, on an average Of thirty six or
thirty eight inches at the period Of maturi.
ty. The limbs are fine aud delicate; in
fact the animal is a perfect dairy COW in
miniature, and hence II is very popular
among many as a pet, being gentle and
dociie, and curiosity on account Of the
small size. The form is remarkably sym
IL
sharp outline, the muzzle small, tie eve
quick and lively, the horn slende- well set.
curving outward and upward, with the points
turned 10 each other. The color of the horn
is white at the root and black toward the
tip, sometimes all black. or an OF a vel
lowi>h color The neck is slender. the
crest free and the dewlap very small. The
back Is straight, and w:thers well formed.
the lons broad and well formed, the hips
prominent, with large pelvic capacity.
The run'p is short, the tail long and we'll
attached. The legs are short. the Joints
small and well defined. the hoofs small. drv
and black The skin is almos, invariably
fine and supple, the coat short ard shiny.
The root OF the mouth and the tongue are
always white, though The muzzle j. usually
black. sometimes black and white and rarely
quite white The udder Is we n sha, ed and
compact though 50 small an animal. the
teats pointing inward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-24
4sn Old Democrat on Grant

llo1 Isaac y. Morris. an old and inGucn
tial Democrat of Quincy. Illinois. made
long and able speech lately, in favor of
Gran. and Coliax. The conclus ION OF il
was a follows:
If YOU ask me to forget the rebellion
II YOU ask INC TO blot out from my rccollec.
ton the memory of the Eve hundred
thousand brave patriots who died tina, their
eountry might live--if YOU ask me to shut
my eyes TO the widows, and orphans, and
manned soldiers left 10y the war--if you ask
me to assist in restoring to power. treason
and traitors or their auNiliaries--ii YOU ask
me 10 embrace men whose hands are stained
with the precious blood OF our fallen heroes,
and who only wait for 4 favorable op-
portunity TO overthrow the government, |
tell YOU frankly am not with you in that;
lfyou ask me to III, my voice agains, the
great Capi-in TO whom we are more in.
debted for Our preservation as a nation than
to any other living m n, and who has written
his principles with the poin, Of bis sword
on the national records. and enstamped his
fidelity 10 liberty on the national heart,
tell you plainl, ! cannot 90 that. / claim
20 have some little gratitude left. The
ensuing four years will. in my judgment. be
The most dangerous aud evcutful in our
history, aud we must have one at the head
of the Government who will be equal to the
emergency. or we will sink under the weight
of crushing revolution. No ,remulous
hand must be a, the helm; no politician
who will seek only bis own interest at the
expense OF national security.
! need hardly add that, IL live until
November and can reach the polls. appeal.
ing the God OF Hosts Tor the rcc,itude OF
ny intentions and believing shall be serv.
ing toe bcsi interests OF humanity and nv
coun,ry-belIcNing there is necessity
which rises far above conventional platforms
aud party demands, requiring every pa;rio-
tic citizen TO DO his duty shall east NV
vote. Democrat. though have always been,
for the incorrupGble patriot. the best Judge
Of char acicr, and The best thinker know
in The United States Clyssus S Grant;
and 60 thou aud DO likewise. counting it a
great privilege"
~ would rather have Grant ifhss .ilent and sin.
Than an empty dec Amer 20 words.
would rather have Grant, " ith his good honest
Than from noi.v political herds
rs. aeeds are al written la the iaos % The world
And ~ v 40 desire, read them afar.
He stands form ID dag with at. banner uufsrlcl
Ia The hsbt q his aets-oar NAtiuua! star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-24
Nonresident Taxes.

Ia the Torn Of .SfoaehaRl. ia he C0uRfy 81
oxford NJ. FOR H,e y,dF 1867
r1NHE (oll,~iag tisi 81 Taxes on the Re,l Esiats
l OF rcsbl~ns owners so the ,ossn Of stone.
am lor the ye1r iSai7 - b. committed a. Ionathan
Bar let. Collector 81 -aid Town the 20sh day 81
June, 1867 has been rcturnrd by him a. me q. 80
ma,oiag unpaid on he 18Th isy % April, ls6s, b,
hi- ccrtthrate oi that date, nod now rvtnains %.
paid; and notice - hereby given that II the -ail
lake, AVID In'erest an1 charges are not pad ,at,
the Ires."'N Of sad iosr withia eighteen no-th.
from the date ol the comm,iurnt ct the said hiils
80 much ol the real estate taxed ~l u suftlcieni
To- paw the arnrunt rc therefor, lBdns interest
AMI charges. viii uttou; lurther notice H. ssN Al
Iahltc Auction 1T the Store of SUnn-r Evans. 80
40. ..,-L.-L l. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-24
"A Remarkable Prison incident.

While the Congregational Conference
was "a session at Rockland. the warden o.
the State Prison invited The members t.
VISIT thar institution. On Tuesday after
noon Suggestive incident occurred which
Is thus described Icy a correspondent! OF The
Bangor Wing
In TIE afternoon. ;he cScellcn, and ctIici-
en' " arden OF The Safe Prison in Thomas
'oh' W k'ce' Ls4., made rauEeuaen's
Tor Kew ; W Hanks. who had attended
'Ae session 81 The Safe Conference. to bring
hi' large chart o! the Black Valley Railroad
with the aecomPan, ing illustrations. to the
chapel cd the Prison that the inmates night
have chance 90 sec ibem. and to hear b.
VIVID description AM comments on the
same.
Al O'Clock. the men. numbering about
10 hied into the chapel an eHe,!leut order.
and took their seats. Mr. Hanks at once
secured choir rf .i,,l.3 .,r,... all ,