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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26
AUTOMATIC WATER GATE,

Besse's Patent Automatic or Self-Ac-
ting Water Gate.
FIHE only durable and reliable Gate for feneiag
Il streams aud fields which liable to be
overlOwed It is simple, cheap, efficient and du-
rabIe, and every farmer 10 the United States who
has a stream running through his farm, shou I'd at
once secure a farm right. Great inducements for
those wishing 10 buy territory Those applying
FIRST can have hr,t choice f territory. will sell
individual, Township, County, and state rights,
so cheap that those seri1E tha gate cannot help
but buy- Fur particulars apply in person or by
letter to the Patsntse- H BESSE,
Jan. 10 '6S-1y. Delaware, Ohlo-
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Building Lots for Sale.

TzxCEIIENF BUILDING LOTS ON FRANKLIN
~ and washing ton Streets 8 Lots Franklin
Street. Let's Washin gHgton Street Also
Out Lot Of acres on Liberty street, Terms
easy Enquire OF c. z. Hills, or
May1568-3m. 7. z. POWELL,
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-. Whtte & Coastaaat.

wRAVTN @ disposed Of thsir Drug STORE, viii now
N- give their entire attention 20 the praetios Of
Medioins and Surgery. OEFIOE, Union Block, over
Rs1neFss Grocery Store
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C7lig0grrpIItc Dep07'tnIe1lt.

In this Department instruction is gwen in Spen-
cerIan Penmanshfp. Business CorresDOnd ding, and
Ornamental and ladies styles, Pen and Gard
Drawing, Gard Writing, on hand Fl0UrishfnE, etc,
etc. In fhis department. is a Teachers Class, the
object OF which is 70 thoroughly drlA al persons
who may desire 70 become teachers OF this bean
Iful branch Of education thuH fully preparing
them for this nov popular and lucrative busi-
ness. This Departments has been newly arranged
by placing as its head 8Tr. WAY, who is thor
oughly competent instructor, having had expert
ence during the past year as taacher-in the
Oberlin Business Institute. An persons interes-
ted, cab, send for samples Of his Writing and
FluTrish{un.
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E.E FoFPLEToS
Geddes "a PopnLetO1l.

A TTORNEY1s AT Law, Delaware, Ohio VIII
~ promptly attend 70 all legal business inirust
ed 70 fhaiF care in Delaware and adjoining coun-
tieas Particular attention given 70 proceedings
under the new BankruPi Act. OFFICE WHLfAns
& LATuEER ELocE,
Aug. 2, '67-tf.
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Chairs / Chairs
MOVING AND BBAPING

MACHINES II
IN ed ddition t0stho Champion Reapors & Mowers,
a Hubbard, Excelsior, and Knifhn, we have re-
Gently token tho agency Of E. Balls' Machine oat-
led the ''World" made with cut gearing 20 that il
runs as true as clock and ia without doubt the
best machine in the world. Call and examine
them at cur ware room.
May15, '6s-H. G. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The Commercial Coarse or study consists Of the
theory and practice or opening closing and con
ductfnF ABOUT fifty sets Of Stock and Partnership
Books. with the most approved forms for keeping
Books by the single ana Double Entry, IN the va
rious dellrtmeuts Of Commerce, Changing from
Single e ueubit EntrY, Wholesals aud Retail Mer-
chaudisaaH aiIlissian. 8dlnFquud COMPANY and
joint sleek BilaineEs, kFskerage and Exchange
Agencies and AdninlstEatar's Books Farm Ae
road inE Steam -boatng, BElilEs Flsin Prac tiCal
2aunulanahip, Commercial Arithmetic, CONNER
eial Paper, Commercial Anw. ana Lectures on
Politics. Economy, Business Cagfrals and the Laws
Of Tfata, &C., ite-
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Hair TeweIry.

cQPECTst vtion given to filling orders in this
- b. utf1r' I, with neatness and dispatch at
Inc ID .T-- gtCre'o C. PLATT,
deriss8TEF No 81 williams BlocE.
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IF You want strong, steady and pleasant light
4 70 read or EeW by, try the .Sant Germain"
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and VIII last rCr years Another desirable quaHty
they have Is. that he chimHeys do not break in
using For sale by
c. PI.ATT,
febTs No. g. y illiams' Block.
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EDUCATIONAL.
1866. OHIO 1868.
BUSINESS COLLEGE!
1868.
DELAWARE. %.
Commercial Department.

gHARP & HTWDS, Principals COzIaHteT-
cfaE and TeIegrul1liio Departments.
s. r. WAY, Principal Cliig-0gE7alllfttc Dept.
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solid Silver

CVUO1N@, Forks, Napkin Rings, aus oth.r Tabir
y turn .t1rc Just received. Pro r.auced i'-ss
than Columbus rates, at N0. 3, Wlsii3us BlncS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Il q S II.

A PBONISSORY Note given by Daniel Marple Tor
% S63, 90, dated IN December last, or about
that time, and payable in one year 20 the sub
scriber. All persons are warned sgainEt purchaE-
ing said note. JESSE JOHNSON,
.June12 6s-3tt- Ashlsy5 Ohio.
Improve Your Cattle.
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low price OF 500 % be sattled at time Of ser
vice, either by cash or note
He Is kept at my stable Oh CrFEt II Spring Farm,
y miles north Of town.
Delaware, jana s. '6S-1m G. HILLS
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~. GOTIrfck's
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8 any oaIls--T0ssn oFCouutry. tapr .28'6Ju.l
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Clocks.

RTFw STOCK JUST RECEIVED. Friers reduced
IN afNo 8, Williams Block.
Mays 6Su q FhAFf.
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TeTegr0pHtc Dep0rtn1e71t.

TeJegrGpI1ic Department.
In this Department the student is not only
taught 70 receive and read by sound but is ais1
taught % adjust Instruments and Batteries. de-
tcct Breaks, Escapes, make Reports. Etc-
n e HTS sen
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Full Business Cuurse Tor Lie Scholarship ID
an branches including Business Pen
manEhip .-.-.-.. -...... .--.-....-. $50 90
same 10 Lad les. go. 20 90
FUN course Telegraphing --...,-.. .-.-.... SO 90
Teachers Course In Practical Peumanship.- Is 90
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Jan Il, ,i68-lV.
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u. H1alnEe.

VREAI. ESTATE AGENT. once in Williams Block,
II Delaware Ohio. Persons WiEhing TO buy, sell,
Or rent FarmH or TeWn Property viii do Well 70
give him a can. June I4'67-tfl
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OFFERS his professional services 20 the people
VI Of Delaware and Vicinity, hoping by prompt
and faithful attention % business 70 merit and
reosive q fair prOportioh Of patronage.
April IA. 1885-d-
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
United States Circuit Court


SArURDAY.-The trial of William Roy, of East
the schooner TwoF lends at the time of the Fenian
invasion in Passamaquoddy Bay, two years since,
was resumed.
The District Attorney placed witness named
Michael John Mooney on the stand, and asked him
the question whether he with others went on board
the Two Friends on the night of May 1, 1866 Noon
ey refused to the question, saying that as a
member of the Fenian organization he was bound
not to reveal any thing that would crimnate others,
and he wished to keel his conscience clear.
Judge Fox warned him of the penalty of refusing
to the question, unls it was for the reason
that it would crminate himself.
Mooney still declined to answ r, not the ground
that it would criminate himself but that it would
crimnate others. ...-5
Judge Fox then ordered Mooney into the custody
of the Marsha, who committed him to Jail upon the
adjournment of Court.
Major a. w. Bradbury then opened the case for
the defence and called three Witnesses of whom
was the Deputy Collector at Lubec who testified
that he boarded the schooner and that Colson APP
peared TO be in command Saw but three men oil
deck, one of whom was Sinot. On looking down the
hachwav, discovered the hold to be full Of men with
arms. TIL ught they were too many Tor him and
went aboard OF his boat, went to Lubec and sent a
message to Collector Long, who started the steam
cutter after the schooner. But it was too late, as
the transfer of the men had taken plae before the
cutter got out, He also testified that Colson tolG
him he was bound to Cutler. Asked him for his pa
pers and he said he had none then said he had Die
not perceive there was any restraint upon CoisoI
when he saw him on board the vessel.
Court adjourned to Monday morning. Tn
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
Political Noles.

The Minneapolis Tribune, speaking of the
Vice Presidency, says: "We think Hamlin is
actually stronger in the West than any other
proposed candidate, excepting Colfax."
1t is rumored that in case the President is
convicted, his punishment is to be COMMITTED
from disqualification to reading all the argu-
ments made or filed upon the trial. 1t will be
life sentence.
Belmont refuses to entertain the idea of
holding the Democratic National Convention
earlier than July 4th.
The Democratic middle about candidate
grows thicker and thicker The Chicago
Times insists upon Pendleton and will not
hear of Hancock. 81
The Washington correspondent of the Prov
idence Journal says that there is very strong
feeling against any member of Congress going
into Mr.. Wade's cabinet should he become
acting President. This sentiment is so power
full that it is believed that tho Senate would
reject such nomination if made.
At the charter election at Lancaster, Pa,
Friday, the Democratic majority for City Au-
ditor was 234, Democratic loss on Mayor
since last year of 1877 votes. The Republicans
gain eight members of the council, which
makes tie vote on joint ballot. One branch
of the council is Republican by majority,
the first time in many years.
The Louisiana Republican State Convention
at New Orleans on Friday chose 81. G. War
mouth, W. P. Kellogg, Bernard Soulla and
Thomas W. Conway as delegates to the Chi
cago Convention.
Gen. Meade has ordered board of officers
TO convene at Atlanta, Ga, to-day, to count
the returns of the Georgia election and re-
port the names of the officers elect to the
commanding general.
A town meeting was held on Thursday to
vote upon the question Of change of name
for the town from South Danvers Mass to
Peabody The vote was 379 for tho obonoe
and 236 against it. The name of Peabody ra.
accordingly adopted by 143 majority. The re-
suit when announced to the meeting was re-
ceived with cheers and salute was subse.
uently fired
Hunnicutt's trial for making an incendiary
peech is to take place at Charles City Court
House on the.22d of May. He is under $3.50
bail =.. .
us now thought certain that JEFF Davis
trial will take place the last of this month or
next month. His bail-bond has been renewed
Florence Nightingale is an advocate of fe-
male suffrage.
The New York Herald'ss WASHINGTON dis
patch says it is believed that if the prns;dort
be removed his cabinet will refuse to quit an
the ground that the acting President not
being constitutional President has no rigbt
TO remove them. lit w..
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cld 25th ut, ships Expoupder.
Whittemore, Liverpool Clara Ann, StiDson, Tor
SAvANNAH-Cld s0th, ships Mayfower, Call,
and Pocahontas, Weeks. Liverpool.
CAAKLESION-Sld 10th, sch A Willard, Lam
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 2sth, sch Curtis, Rich.
ardson, hIatanzas for Portland with her mainmast
BALTIMoRE-Ar Both, sch Sarah Wooster, Lee
land, Sullivan.
Sid, brig 5 P Smith; sch Harriet Baker.
PHlLADELPH1A-Ar 3Oth, sch Ida + Wheeler
Dyer, Sagua; Caroline Hall, NIckerson, New YorA
Ii Hartean, Jones, Portland.
Cd 10th, sch Golden Dream Bogart, Kingston.
Ar 3Oah brig Geo Prescott, Mills Vinalhaven
schs Talbot, Packard, Wilmington; Maria Il ali,
sheppard, do; Marel, GipatricE, and A Reed,
Below. sch Dauntless, Coombs, from Lisbon.
, NEW AQhhIAr Slth, brIgs san Carlos, Parker,
Nuey1tasi Kodak. Downing, do. eaky; schs Julia
Beacon, Crowley, do; Alcora. Smith, Calais Sinbad.
Robinson Rockland; j Lindsey, Robbins, I'm DO;
Raven, =. Portland; Buxton, Haley, I'm 90:
Pennsylvania, Hutchins, Rockpsrt: ID M FIench
Joees, Boston Snow, Smith, Baltimore Tor Provi-
SAM, do Tor POI tland; Aida, Eaon Elizabethport
for Pro, idence; Fay PRESCOTT do for Bangor,
Hall. Rondout Tor do; Il b MetcalI, Rogers, 90 fr
Providence; Rachel Leach, Jameson, do for Salem;
colson Roberts do dT pF PGrtsmOa6n Willard
Crescent Crowley, Machias; Warrenton. Lord, Els
worth; William. Wood; do; Nathan Clifford. shute,
Ar LIST, ship Mary Riggs, l.. well, Callao.
ca LIST, ships herald VI the Morning Winsor for
San Francesca; Martha Rideout Reed for I;oston.
barque Lucy a Nickels, Ford, Saeua; brics MINI
waukee. Wiswel, Remedies; duncan, Blatchfoid,
do; scbs Syl, an. Blanchard, Ponce; Kalmar. Lam
bert st John. PR; lzetta, Eaton, Hunacoa, PK:
Kate Carlton Lamb, Remedies; Gen Grant, orch,
and Green Turtle Cay.
MachIas N"' N---S0
Below LIST, sch E knight Fuller, from Baltimore
=, oid oOth, sehs Ocean Star, Kennedy, New York;
Nellie Anderson, do.
NEWPOkT-Ar .Cth, sehs Intrepid. Bunkcr I'm
PROVIDENCE for Charleston; Hudson. Merrill do Tor
franklin, Clara Jane, IA ker, do Tor New York
Ar LIST. schs Lacona, Me rili. New York Tor Bos-
ton; meath. Mac has Tor New Haven.
Passei by, schs Sarah. from New York for Port
laud Alice NJ Gould OF Boothbay; Union, from
Calais Tor New York; Frances Ellen, i'm Ellsworth
tor Providence
FALL RIvER-Ar goth, schs Atlantic, Stubs,
hOLMEo' H. 'LE-Ar 30th, sch Hattie, Cook. Bal
timore Tor Portsmouth.
PLYMoUTh-Ar 9th, sch Orion, Osborn, from
Belt ST.
Ar 2gth, sch Beauty, Carter, Harpswel.
SALEM-Ar S0th, scbs Pushaw Harris, Calais:
Jane, Haskell, do Tor New Haven br tns, Dodge;
Convert. Pendle on, and Fred Reed, Pendleton, IN
Machas for New YORK. Waterloo, Beck, Cutler for
do: Ella. Munroe l;ocklanl.
AR LIST priy Model, johnson Boston for WiseasSet.
schs j Tinker, stanley, Poit johnson; Tennessee
Greed, Rondout; Adelaide SanborD, New ORR lar
Michigan. ticSering IN DO Tor New York; Ossnna
Haskell Cutler tor do. "'
BOSTON ar list schs Com Kearney Gibbs from,
st Jago; schs VIM Hill, Grant Sullivan. \ i, Nh
ers, X ch, Bangor: Susan koss, Herring do
Ga ist' pafaue Metis, tnew) Smith, Calcutta; brig
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
Supreme Judicial Court.


SATURDAY.-In the case of Russell ct ais. VS..
Brown, the jury returned verdict for plaintiff, and
specially fund that the line claimed by defendant on
the face of the earth is not the with the line of
the old fence between the Dyer and Winslow lots,
and that it is nine inches west of said fence line.
One of the jurors dssented from the latter finding
if il held that Brown has come nine inches on the
plaintiffs on the back OF the line, though he is nine
inches the plaintiffs the Congress street line.
Defendant moves to set aside the verdict and for a
new trial. OIL the ground that the verdict is against
law and evidence. ran n. .,atTo 4.s n
Strout & Gage. j. & E. M. Rand.
No. 12O-Isaiah Clark vs. City of Portland. Plain
tiff belongs in Bangor and sues the city to recover
damages laid ut S20OO for injuries sustained by him
in falling into hole in the road near Vaughans
bridge the 18th of July, 1865 while he was on his
way to Camp Berry, he being soldier stationed
there. The evidence plaintiff was not all in when
Court adjourned. m
Howard & Cleaves. r --f-'--- P. Barnes.
The cases assigned for trial this week are the fol
lowing, which will be taken up in the order named:
,213-Chapman VS.. GORE ct ais.
22s-Houghton VS.. French. -d- ri
2'0-Whitney VS.. Stanford. efr34 p
234-Harmon VS.. Crossman. .s--
235-Harris VS.. ParkeI rf-
2T5-Armstrong VS.. Todd ct al.
279-Fullerton VS.. Grant
267-Furbush vs. Breslin.
284-Rounds ct al. VS.. Doughty. l-ir-sI
2S9-Jordan ct al. VS.. Parker.
290-Owen ct al. VS.. Brown. -.t flE-
291-MOses vs. Crowther.
293-McLaughn ct al. VS.. At. Mu. Ins. Co.
136-Black VS.. Smith, M t'as f9s.5 b.
137-Black VS.. Smith. -.-'-f'tl 7a ST
152-Smith VS.. Dow. fl-~l a-.a-
l53-Smith VS.. Dow.
319-Hall VS.. Oxna d. 1921
3lS-Hall VS. Oxnard.
331-C. NJ. Ins. Co. VS.. Baldwin and TT. .l'9a
336-Frank VS.. Russell. 20 t .a4.
359-Berrv vs. Kimball ct al.
360-Stanford VS.. Pickett, Admx.
363-Smth ct ux. vs. Robinson.
364-Smth vs. Robinson.
369-Hayes ct al VS.. Hardenbrook ct ais.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
State News.
ANDRoscoaGIN coUNNY


We learn that Geo. L. Vose, Esq, of Paris
has accepted an invitation to deliver two lee,
lures in Lewiston, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings of this week. His subject is
"Glaciers."
. KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Gardiner Reporter states that young
Patterson, who was recently confined in Au-
gusta Jail for breaking into the store of Il. w
Anderson & Co., of Gardiner, escaped there
from about week since, but was retaken in
that city Friday, by City Marshal Berry, and
sent back to his old quarters.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing says on Thursday, while
a man named Michael Cutting was at work
on board a vessel discharging coal at the
tub broke, and striking him upon the Shout
der, knocked him from the platform to the
deck, striking the boom in his fall. He was
taken up insensible and remained SO for some
time. Dr.. Sanger was called and found the
elbow joint of his left arm broken and severe
bruises upon his body, particularly upon his
back. DR.. Sanger splinted up the broken
bones, and the man is now doing we'll
Mr.. A. p Atwood, who fon twenty-fv years
has been one of the prominent merchants of
Bangor, died in that city on Thursday.
The Wing says an examination of Charles
Monk, on charge of murder of Quimby Nc
Kinney, was had Friday at Dixmont before
lridl q uSIlCo T. A. OlDpSOD, anu TtSuIteu III
the prisoners being held for trial for murder
in the second degree.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says there are vague suspi-
cions that the fire at the Higgins house on
Washington street, Thursday evening, was the
work of an incendiary, ard two persons-Mr
and Mrs. Parker, who moved from the house
the afternoon before the fre-have been ar
rested on suspicion of having something to do
with the matter.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. .
- The Eastport Sentinel states that Mrs.
Georglana, daughter of James McGurk of
mat town, together with her child about a
year ora, was in one of the cars on the Erie
raiIroao, which was thrown from the track
NJ near foIt Jervis and caused so many Deaths
GUS injury.
The Sentinel says it is estimated by persons
who have investigated the matter that the
damage sustained in Johnson's and Passama-
quoddy basy, by weirs being swept away dr.
ing the past winter by ice, amounts to So o0o
Many weirs are being built in the place of The
old ones, and the indications are favorable for
a good catch of herring this season.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

Ellems, Rockland.
AR I'd. scbs Wave, Trgraham. Elizahethport; Dou-
worth. Bradbury. Machi1s; Atlantic Hail Camden.
Cid I'd barque Undine Mitchell Cientueoos; schs
Nonpareil, Simmons, SedgwicS; Franklin, Robinson
Ihomaston; DAM Webster, Megathn. Portland.
,GLOUCESTER-Ar Both, sch Repablic, jackson,
Boston tor Wiscasset
Port and ' '
EAiNGoR-Cld list inst. sch Albatross Crockett,
,wsINrERPoRT-Cld LIST, sch Mabel Hail. Hall,
po TtiOndAsToN-Ar 2sth, sch Gen Grant, winslow,
Carlenas NNi' 9SA L "A NOhaitt NON's
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

THE ELoPEMENT.-City Marshal Bolton, of
Bangor, arrived here Saturday for the purpose
of carrying William Cook and Louisa Poole
the parties who are said to have eloped from
Bangor-back to that city. They will return
to Bangor to-day. ~
1t is doubtful if anything like an elopement
can be made of this case. Cook, who has been
in the sewing machine business, says he en-
ployed the girl to come here and sell machines,
he being about to open an establishment here
for that purpose. The girl says she came of
her own free will and accord, and that Cook
did not persuade her in any manner.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Hugh Mcneil. Search and
seizure process. Trial. decision, not guilty and re-
spondent discharged.
State Isaac S. Stevens. Search and seizure pro-
cess. Adjudged not guilty and respondent dis
charged, ~ s-~- -. fs.-.
Robert Gibson, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was fined S. and costs. Committed. .----
Certain liquors and vessels were declared forfeited
to the city, no person appearing to claim them.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

DID NOT SEE HIM.-A report circulated on
Saturday, that JEFF Davis was to arrive here
in the special train from Canada, for the. pur-
pose OF taking passage in steamer Carlotta for
Halifax, attracted some three or four hundred
persons to the depot. When the train arrived
every person, male or female, who left it was
closely scrutinized by the gazing crowd, much
to the establishment of the passengers. But
Mr.. Davis was not there, and those who had
gathered for the purpose OF taking look at
him went away much dlsap pointed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

A MOTLEY COUPLE. THE passengers on the
Grand Trunk train were startled one day last
week by the appearance of two ill-assorted
travelling companions, the one well-dressed
white man of rather distinguished appearance,
the other ragged and uncommonly stupid
Indian boy. The two appeared to be uncom-
monty attached to each other-to wit, by
shackles connecting the right leg of the one to
the left leg of the other-and were on their
way, it was said, from Paris Jail to the State
Prison at Thomaston. The man was DR..
Young, one of the Norway bank robbers, an
old offender, having already served out long
sentence in Canada. The boy was under sem
tence for store-breaking. The dwelling infu-
ence of crime could hardly be illustrated more
forsibly than by the association of this keen,
bright looking criminal with his less guilty
and more unfortunate partner in shame.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

THEATRE.-This evening the charming plav
from Dickens entitled Dot or the Crickat -
the Hearth, will be brought out, cast to the
full strength of the company. Manager Muir
ry is determined to cater in the handsomest
manner for our theatre-going people, and to
produce all the novelties possible.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04
A Rare Bargain.

The undersigned having disposed of his Flour Mill,
Stone Dam, and all the water power on said lower
Dam in Athens Village, offers for sale his Tan
merry. consisting Of Buldings-feet long, by-feet
excepting tan pits,) with good substantial Dam
across the river and eight land including rv-
er. Also materials now the premises for repai r
built and finished throughout last TALL. good spring
OIL pure water in cellar and u supply of sot water.
Inc above property is located about one half raile
up river from the Stone Dam before mentioned up-
on which dam Flour Mill and large Lumber Mill is
now in full operation: commenced Iunnng since last
fall
The above property, if not disposed of at private
sale before Saturday the ninth day of May next, will
at eleven o'clock A NJ, without reserve. title per-
feet. Terms easy.
Also about 400 cords of good Hemlock Bark on
the premises if wanted.
a.t JOHN WARE,
Athens, Somerset County, State Of Maine.
April Z, 1858. apr it'll may sN
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-04

OCEAN STEAMERS. = Steamship Austrian,
Capt. Wylie. sailed from this port for Liverpool
at half past O'Clock Saturday evening. She
had large number of passengers and a full
cargo.
This IS the last trip from this port for the
season. The Hibernian will sail from Quebec
for Liverpool next Saturday
The trips of this line during the winter have
been made with great regularity both ways.
Not an accident has occurred and passengers
speak in terms of praise of the handsome and
orderly management on board of these ships
When we get our Ogdensburg railroad built
we shall have weekly line to Liverpool
throughout the year 4!.fEa