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Portland Water Go.
NOTICE.!

TF,HE Portland Water Co will be prepared TO SUP
Il ply Sebago Water the inhabit ants Of the city
on or before the list OF December next. Books are
now open at the office of the Company, Canal Bank
Building to receive applications tor wafer. E4ch
person applying tor water will required, on max
ing application to sign the usual agreement sstab
lsed in other cities to conform TO the rulss Of the
Company. Persons wSI be supplied in the order Of
application Service pips viii be reqsired TO be put
in under the direction of the Superintendent OF the
Company, at the expense of the consumer Persons
applying Tor water, II done before the opening ion
the main pipe is cl sed, will have III sral discount
made on their service pipe, and no charge made fer
tapping As no service be put In during the win
tef, it is important tor consumers to make appleR~
ton without delay.
An Officer OF the Company will be in the office
daily from "a NJ till r. N. to receive applications
and give all necessary information. Plumbing done
by plumber licensed by the Company will have tbs
work and material guaranteed by the Company.
The Company take this opportunity to state TO ths
public that their contractors have agreed have tho
water in reduced into aud through the city by De-
cember LIST, and they WiH not JaA % reet ae& ~
9G0eBteHs. l.. ID. ShEPLEY, Secretary.
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Properly on Green Street at Az
ton.

ON THURSDAY, Sept. "a, 1868, at 3 o'ylock p NJ
~ the property on Green and Mechanic Stress >
oeoneng to the estate OF the late Robert Hull. and
nfaneerly occupe by him as a Soap and Candle Man
hsf The lot is forty by 100 feet, fronting on
far ~, s''eeIs The building has all the convent, noes
be- ulaeture OF Soap and Candles, or could
we'll ~ ,e 30 as to be made productive There Is
9aire oS On moIg1ge; For further particulars en-
septisi,S Jun l. Hull, or 70 BAILEY,
Aucioneer.
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q A LlFpH AZ
SAILING OF STEAMERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-The steamship
Idaho sailed to-day for Honolulu with cargo
valued at $4,000. Hereafter a Sandwich ISL
ands steamer will be dispatched every twenty
days instead of once a month.
A shock of earthquake was experiencek yes
terday at Silver Mountain and Sonora, in this
State.
The opposition steamer Nevada, for Panama,
sailed to-day
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81. CANADA.

$50 81 CANADA.
MILITARY CAMP TO BE FORMED,
OTTAWA, Sept. 19-The official Gazette of
to-day says military camp of exercise is to be
formed at Toronto on the 1st of October, COM
posed OF field batteries, troops of cavalry and
volunteer militia. = si'5'7-
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
The Dominion Parliament has been further
prorogued until the 29th of October. .1a.
THE CONSPIRACY CASE. ..-|
Applications for the discharge of Ewri sht
Duggan and Eggleston have been sent to the
Governor General, at the instance of Mr..
O'Rielly. A detective is here who recognizes
Slattery as member of the New York Fenian
Circle. 1t is expected that further facts will
be developed concerning the conspiracy.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY. -
1t is thought that the prospects for new
reciprocity treaty are very slight. 1t is con
sldered that it will very much depend on Mr..
Seward.
SILVER WANTED. s
MONTREAL, Sept. 19-Mr. Weir, broker, adj
VERSES for $2000,000 in silver at IL per cent.
discount for expectation.
PETITION FOR AN INEBRIATE ASYLUM.
The Provincial Synod is to petition the gov
| eminent for the establishment of an inebriate
| asylum, . c+@ttA 81
| NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.
| HALIFAX, Sept. 19.-Both Houses have pass
| ed bill providing that the militia shall not be
| compelled to serve outside the Province with
| out the consent of the local government
| In the Assembly last night the Provincial
| Secretary moved an address to the Governor,
praying him to transmit the minutes of the
| Council and repeal the resolutions to the Brit
| sh government and also to use his personal
influence towards obtaining the passage of the
repeal resolutions, which was passed.
| A resolution was also passed authorizing the
| government to borrow 100000 for unforeseen
4 purposes. .-f .......YI.
! The Legislature will be prorosued on Mon
day afternoon.
| THE EXPRESS ROBBERY ExTRADITIoN CASE.
TORONTO, Sept. 19.-The express robbery ex-
tradition case was again before the police mag
istrate to-day. Dan Thompson, one of the
| prisoners. made full confession. His evidence
which was given with an object of proving the
one of embezzlement, has created a sensation.
The case has been adjourned till Friday next,
to enable the prosecution to bring witnesses
from New York
THE ONTARIO AND HURON SHIP CANAL
A public meeting assembled here last night
to bear %. z. Carpenters report OF his recent
visit to England in connection with the Onta-
rio and Huron ship canal Mr.. Carpenter said
that his mission to England was great sue
cess, and that prominent engineers endorsed
the scheme. Mr.. Wythers the contractor, has
already undertaken the work in connection
with and on the sane basis of the United
States contractor. All that is now necessary
to secure the support of English capitalists is
the grant of a million acres OF lahd by the
Canadian government.
I ARRIVAL OF STEAMER HISTORIAN.
FARTHER POINT, Sept. Craftsmanship Mes
torian passed this point at 1880 this morning
inward bound.
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Information which has come to the knowl-
J edge of the Post Office Department since yes
terday noon leads to the suspicion that heavy
q -defalcation has been committed by Col. C. ID.
Olmstesd, disbursing clerk and Superintendent
of the building. Olmstead left the city yes
terday, and the manner of his departure and
his actions just before leaving caused suspicion,
His financial affahs will be examined into to-
morrow. Efforts have been made to arrest
him, bnt thus far without success. 1t is un-
derstood he has been specializing heavily
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NEVA DA,
JNIoN STATE CONVENTION.

UNION STATE CONVENTION. ssl'fs q
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-The Union State
Convention met at Carson City Sept 10th.
Thomas Fitch was unanimously nominated for
Congress, and B. G. Whitman for Judge of the
Supreme Court. lf 4-ffI -
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NE w JERSEY.

New York, Sepl. 20. An extensive fire oc-
Cured at Bergen City last evening. Some new
frame houses on Bergen Avenue, only three of
which were occupied, were destroyed. Loss
$4,000 Six families were made homeless by
the confagratioD.
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BODY OF AN INSANE GIRL FOUND.
CLEVELAND, Sept 19.-The body of Mary
Jeffry, an insane girl, who left her home on the
west side, last Wednesday, was found in the
river tonight, naked, with a stab in her left
side sufficient to cause DEATH lc
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ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT REPUBLIC

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Craftsmanship Great
vices to the 10Th, and Yokohama to the goth
ult. She brought 915 passengers, S75 of which
are Chinese, and 1900 tons of merchandise
She had fine weather during most of the pas
sage, and the general health of the passengers
and crew was excellent
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ALAB ANA
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDING

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONTGOMERY, Sept 19-The Legislature did
nothing of Importance to-day. The time of
the Senate was consumed in making political
speeches 10 ~ asi
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AUCTION SALES.
desirable S nI1al Lot of Land at Auction.

cse solJ ,be a; Sept. 22d, at O'Clock p M u,I
corner Newburyu an I lot Of land he mortimer
en- Newbury and % India S,Seat being 90 fee
tre f sprnss Of two streets and
ers Of real esate Tera sae OPPORTUNITY 70 pu1ehas
sepi9dtd FO'RA,,r r..
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MAINE,

DISAPPEARANCE OF SHERIFF LAUGHToN-FEARS
OF SUICIDE OR MURDER. HHr- -
RoCKLAND, Sept. 19.-It is thought that Sher-
III Laughton has committed suicide or been
murdered. He has been missing since last
night. Laughton was City Marshal and also
Chiet of Police 7H ~ .s.9all I
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Terms of Advertising. -.
FOR A GROSS CIRCULATION OF 5000.
Ten per cent extra for each additionat thousand.
square, inch in length Of column, .......S3 90
For longer advertisements, for each additional
Special Notices, 331 per cent extra.
Business Notices. 20 per line for each insertion.
sept 17-eOdtf
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e o Nj NJ e RCIAL,
Foreign Exports at Portland

TVro1xn N1pOFas AT FOrtIand.
The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the past week amounted to S48,98O Included in the
shipments were 1900 bbls. -four. Ill bales hay, col
hhds d tierccs and 80 bbls. S. H. syrup.
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How either sex may instantly gain the undying
love OF any person they choose. The single married,
the married happy, and WISE IN TIME, Simple, harm
less and Also journal of Love- Secret of Sue
cess, How to get Rich, etc. All mailed ire for 20
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PRINCES EXPRESS
IS ECch0nQe Street,

CONNECTING with Expresses to all parts OF the
~ Country; Continues 10 collect and negotiate
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c, the most favorable
terms.
Freight taken as low as by any other Express.
All business entrusted to us attended TO with
promptness. The continued patronage of our old
customers is solicited u n PRINCE
Portland, August 22d, 1868. aug22dtf
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mASSA OLE USETTs.
-rornAr,Ir ETAn RAUcINf,

Dp.rocRATIc FLAG RAISING.
WORCESTER, S cpt. 19.-The Democrats of
this civ raised a han, dsome campaign flag in
front Of their headquarters this evening. The
street was illuminated, ana sever, ,ro9 P
and speeches by Hon. w. A. Williams OF this
city, and p. A. Collins of Boston.
THE "GUARDs" ANNIVERSARY.
The Guards held their 2Sth annual target
shooting this afternoon, and afterwards had a
supper at the Exchange Hotel The best shot
and who won gold medal was Frank Hall.
BURGLARS ARRESTED.
Three young men, named Jas. Wilson, James
Branagan and John Kelley, were arrested las
night soon after breaking into Blanchar1 mar
ket and millinery store in Newton Corner
A fourth escaped. They were committed tt
Jail this afternoon.
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WISCONSIN,.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

M CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
WATERFOWL, Sept. 19,-The third district
Democratic Convention convened here yester-
day, and nominated John Winans, of Jones'
vile, for Congress.
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Notice.

LII persons are hereby forbid trusting any of the
n crew of the British ,rk Aonzo, as no debts of
their Contracting will be paid by the Master Con-
signee RObT. DUNCAN, Master.
September 10, 1868. d1w*
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FRANCE.

FRANCE. l-f
METZ, Sept 1S-Evening. closer exam
inatlon of the ruins of the cartridge factory in
the official investigation as to the number of
persons employed in the works, leads 10 the
sill more sorrowful conclusion that torty-six
persons were killed, and one hundred and ten
very badly wounded by the explosion which
occurred this morning. t-e-s s,rs-- 3
PARIS, Sept. 20.-Queen Isabella, of Spain,
made visit to, the Emperor and Empress at
Birratz soon after the return of the latter from
+ st. Sebastian. M a....sa4
PARIS, Sept. 20.-The journals here have re-
ports that general movement against the
Queen has commenced in SPAIN and that it is
headed by Gen. Prim and the Generals who
We're recently exiled. Some accounts say that
the rebels are moving upon Madrid in force.
SPAIN ,' =
PARIS, Sept. 20.-An instruction is report
ed to have broken out in Andaluvia, Spain.
BoKHARA.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Accordihg TO the tenor
fh 1t SAfh etsF9 81 t GsepaIfal As s
slams in Bokhara is expected in October next.
BAVARIA.
MUNICH Sept. 19-Mr Bancroft, the Amer
lean Minister, and Prince Hohlenbe the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs for Bavaria. to .day
formally exchanged the ratification of the
treaty relative to citizenship.
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, Sept, 19.-It is reported that George
Peabody will soon purchase large estate in
Jo5n W;,so, po++o,, ,,,,,.e
for Worth TnnaosT;n, nienloer VI arlaneh ,
Sacretoru "a Stata a has peen apP0InCed
appointed Governor General of India -
Is The apprehensons of war have partially
suoSlded during the past week, and the efforts
OF the Parlsan Press to extract warlike sig
nlficance from the speech of the King of Prus-
sra at Lalel have proved failure. tbs evil
dent that peace is sincerely desired by the
Governments and people of Europe, with the
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Affairs at Panama remained unsettled. Gen.
erals Jaita and Mutes were disturbing the
government by opposing the elections in the
some troops to the scene of difficulties. Sew
eral revolutionary characters had been ban.
ished, and the Government was strenuously
exerting itself to restore tranquility.
Ex-President Diaz aud his Secretary. Ber-
mulex, had returned from their Punishment to
permission of the Government. - =
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all complaints arising from the effec
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qm
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Eastern Express Go.



with facilities that
.sta. ~rss- NO other ex- t-
press can
have.
In addition to our Cars by regular trains between
by the q r. M. express train and are prepared to
contract to carry large quantity of light freight
at Low Ra
Messengers provided with safes for the safety and
security OF money and valuable parcels accompany
each train and boat. We shall endeavor in the flu
ture, we have in the past to give patrons the
utmost pronptness and despatch in all business en-
trusted to our
Express leaves Oficeas follows: By Rail for all
Stations on Z. 3. Portsmouth and Eastern Road
to Boston, at 9 is A NJ. and 2.15P.M.
For all stations on Boston Il Maine TOAD 2.f5 P.
M.
Through Freight by Express Train Red
Cars, 5.i5 II. VI.
For Bangor and all station on the Maine
Central Kond ne NJ. daily.
For Lewiston Is A. NJ. and 12 NJ.
For skowhegnn and all Stations on the
PertIand q Kennebec Road IL M. 81
For Augusta and all stations this side at 7.i5
PM e.-rra t1-e. t..er 1881
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For Pcnobscot River TO Bangor by Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Monday, Wednesday and
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For Machias by Steamer LEWISTON, Tuesday
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

BatcheIOr'S Hair Dye.
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The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
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'sTHE FAER.''

The undersigned will publish daily during the State
Agricultural Fair, a paper with the above
title, containing list OF articles and animals enter
ed for exhibition. the names of contributors, and
awards of premium.
A Programme of each days work will be
given, with history of the progress of the Fair from
day to day, detailing all matters of general interest
Two Thousand Copies will be published
each day for eIatuitous distribution at the Hall and
ON the Fair Grounds, making gross circulation Of
eight thousand copies. Should that be insufficient
to supply the demand, and sufficient patronage is
offered, larger edition will be issued.
Contributors wishing more prominence than can be
obtained through the usual catalogues and minutes
which to call public attention to the merits of their
entries f
As not only our own citizens, but strangers-con-
tributors and visitors from all parts of the State
will be in attendance it will readily be perceived
that nfa- far ns,,s-al n,.s-tsoi -ure-
In e0unLied
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Printers Exchange, III Ea. st.
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Personal.
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ter With GEO. r. DAVIS q co, Portland.
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Arthur M Brown, late Co. X, 9th Ne. Vols
Rebecca P. Donald, mother of j. 4. Donald, 18th
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CENTRAL AnERsrA,


ARRIVAL OF THE ARIZONA.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Steamship Arizona,
from Aspinwall 18th inst, has arrived, with
S3,300,C00 in treasure.
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.ortgage 30-Year Cold Bonds
OF THE
Pacific R0iErOQG COD1DCx,,aJ

Yer cent, per annum interest, both prin-
teresti PAYABLE in "Unifed states
I" These Bonds are first lien upon one
roductive and valuable railroad lines III
line which will be- finished within
his, and which is already earning, after
ting expenses, more than twice the an
If its bonded debt. They are already
u and esteemed in this country and Eu-
sbelieved the remainder of the loan will
AIKEN - 81 aA 80 W
mount will be DISPOSED ofat
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.aoiGsmlE a34syaE&
> Jsalt lsrr' STAB aflrtf 81 rat.9
.l5io'H11- ,Ara.t.u rJ
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A violent hurricane passed over Taboza on
the 9Th inst, accompanied by wllirlwipd
which uprooted trees, destroyed houses and
did much damage to the shipping The steam
er hoDia was badly injured in her upper works
rocks VA ~
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EssEL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
HURRICANE AT TARozA.

In squall at Aspinwall on the 9Th inst, The
American brig Rolling Wave was struck by
lightning and suffered some damage. - :
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cent. and Accrued Interest,
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III SuAkShSJs a.7-a@ai-s
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sattaehed, payablein July and January.
Company reserve the right to advance
any time; but all orders actually in
he time Of any such advance will be fill
price. At this time they pay more than
BON the investment, and have, from Ma
state taDs, guarantees superior to any
ate securities noD offered.
call classes OF Government Bonds, at
rket rates. in exchange for the Central
Dad Bonds, thus enabling tho holders to
TO 10 per cent. profit and keep
loftIieir inves ments equally secure.
Inquiries will receive prompt attention.
Descriptive Pamphlets, etc. giving a
OF the Organization, Progress, Business
is OF the Enterprise furnished on appli-
IDS sent by return Express at our cost.
ptions Received by Banks and
Agents for the loan and by
STER. CWEETaJ< ~
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-13

A Boy STRUCK BLIND FOR BIAS.
pHEMY.-The vengeance of the al
mighty was visited on a youth name d
Richards, few Sundays since, in the
most awful aud sudden manner. 1t
sppears that the lad, who lie thrice n
years of age, and the son of parents
in very humble circumstances, Was
playing in the street with four or FIVE
lads of about his own age, at ''cat
aud dog" Richards and his con,
panions had been playing for some
time, when dispute arose betwee n
them as to the plumber of ''notches, !"
Tor jumps,") Richards had scored.
He declared that he bad made more
than twenty, and his opponents pru
tested that be had not scared SO many.
High words and bad language werp
freely used CD both sides. Each boy
accused the other of falsehood, and at
length Richards, failing to convince
his companions of the truthtuIuess Of
his statement, few into violent rage,
and emphatically shouted "May Cos
strike me blind if | haven't made
more than twenty" He had scarcely
uttered the adjurstion before he let
the "dog" fall out Of his hands, and
throwing up his arms, exclaimed :
ooh dear, cannot see p HIS CON-
pauions ran to him, aud finding wha.
be said was true, at his request led
him home, where on examination, it
was found that thick flu had over.
spread each of his eyes. 10 this mis-.
cradle condition the unhappy youth
has remained ever since, and we are
Informed that there is little or no
prospect of bis sight being restored
Brighton Eng Observer.
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r Z LEG r "A PHIC.
Foreign and Domestic.

| LONDON, Feb. 9. -Advices from Abys
| sinia state that strong force Of British
troops advanced from Senate towards the
| interior on the a26th of January. Water
| has been bored for on the American plan,
and found in abundance, near the English
| line of march. The coasts have been
lighted by the English for naval purposes.
The camp followers from India were be-
| ing returned home.
The Egyptian governor Of Quassonah
| was recalled, it is said with the approval
OF the British authorities.
WASHINGTON, Feb Sit is understood
that Edwards bill prescribing the pro-
ceeaings 10 impeschments will be pressed
to- morrow. 1t provides for suspension
during the trial by two-thirds vote.
New YORK, Feb. O. Cable specials say
Napoleon altered his policy towards the
BILE manner. He evinces disposition to
abandon the position of cham ion Of the
Holy See. assured, it is said, of the exist
ence Of Bourbon intrigues radiating from
Rome. The i'm perial diplomacy with Rome
has become colder, while friendly rela-
lions hitherto existing with Victor Eman-
mel are TO be removed.
Isabella is forced to dissolve the Papal
Legion which were being recruited under
her warrant in Madrid, as Napoleon fatty
objects to it's service in the cause Of the
Holy See.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1o.-River falling
TX feet in tho channel. Thermometer
SO.
Milwaukee, WIS.,, Feb. l0.-Weather
intensely cold. Thermom eter at6P. N,
sixteen degrees below zero.
WNoNA, MINI, + eb. 10.-Thermo meter
thirty Ave degrees below zero.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. lO.-Thermome-
ter forty degrees below zero.
NFw YORK. Feb. TO- Cotton active aud
hrmer; sales to-day 1000 bales; middlinRs
20 to 20Ac. Governments clossd steady.
Gold irregular at 1929. Sterling az.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lO-Evening.-Cotton
closed buoyant. Sales to-day $4,000 bales.
Uplands 81 to sgd; Orleans Ss1 to SID.