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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-11

THE BEST CLOTHES WRINGER.-Be very par
ticular about getting the Universal with i'm
proved cog-wheels. This is the only one we
recommend, and our endorsement of this is
without mental reservation or notification
UaiUersdlist. "t -t d&w1w.
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JUST opened, a fashionable lot of goods for
Coats, Pants and Vests, at A. D. Reeves Tail
or, So Free street. sept18 I'm
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State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.


The ladies of Lisbon Falls have raised money
enough to build belfry on the village school
house, and on Friday fine toned bell, pur-
chased by the same bellies, arrived, and is to be
elevated to the school house belfry.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A Pennington correspondent of theLewiston
Journal says $150,000 is moderate estimate of
the destruction of public and private property
in Franklin County.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Kennebsc Reporter understands that there
is a "hitch" in the sale of the Gardiner Hotel
property, and That the transfer will not proba-
bly, be made.
OXFORD COUNTY.
During the late storm young man who
went up to Hanover Pond to look after the
gates, saw the water rise six inches in twenty
five minutes. This pond is back of Puzzle
mountain, and though but mile from the An
droscos gin, is five hundred feet above its level.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY M
In Bath, little child of Mr.. j. +. Stinson,
not quite two years old, was burned so badly
last "Wednesday about noon. that it died the
same night Its mother had left it few min
utes before sitting in a chair, when hearing a
scream she returned and found it all IN flames
having in some way fallen on the stove.
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in another column it will be seen that Messrs
Gee s. Harnden announce the commencement
of their classes, and we trust they will meet
with the success they deserve.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Cumberland Engine Company, No. 3, desire to
tender their sincere thanks to Walter Thomas and
j. w. Murch, Esqrs., for refreshments furnished at
the fire Sunday morning. October 10th, 1869.
Per Order. ANDREW BRADBURY,
oct11d1tsN Clerl
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NEW and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceived by A. D. Reeves, Tailor, 36 Free street
Snnt18-1m
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Inc congressional Committee to inquire
into the causes of the decadence of American
Commerce, of which Hon. John Lynch is
Chairman, meets in New York city tomorrow.
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THE CoLIsEUM.-An order passed bv the
Common Council of Boston requires the re-
moval of the Coliseum from the CITY land
within thirty days from the 18th of the nresent
month. This makes it certain that the ser;es
OF three concerts now advertised will be the
very last musical entertainments ever held in
the building. The tickets for these concerts
are selling very rapidly, and there is every in
dication that the last days of the Coliseum will
be as brilliant as its opening hours. For one
dollar a ticket can not only be procured, but a
view of the structure In all its
glory, and one chance to draw the mammoth
Milo
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THE vuarterly meeting Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
will be held at their rooms this evening at 8
O'clock. Per Order.
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Robert Toombs continues dangerously i'll at
ms residence in Washington, Ga, and but
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery,
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The friends of the notorious Reddv tho bl.cl-
smith, gave him big ovation on his being
acquitted by a New York jury Friday night.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

Essays for Young Men, on the evils OF SELF
ENERVATlON,with certain help for the errns and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address,
a HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
se225sNd&w3m Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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The LATE GEN. RAwLINs.-The London
Examiner contains an article on the late Gen.
Rawlins, written in friendly and discrim-
mating spirit, which closes ia these Words
'The President will feel the loss of his friend
and comrade; his country will feel the loss of
q man of devotion and ability; but it must be
a consolation to Grant that he was able to rec
ognize the worth of the services that had been
rendered to him; and it is the boast of America
that these men, sprung from the humblest are
recognized daily as peers of the highest. No
more conspicuous instance of the reward which
merit and genius can bring to their possessors
in America has ever been afforded to the
world. The merited rewards bestowed on Raw
Inns while living, the tears shed for him when
dead, are a tribute to the American Secretarv
of War which European statesmen NAV envy
and furnish an example for European sover.
eigns that they may well follow"
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OXFORD COUNTY.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY

IMMORTAL FOUNTAIN, City Hall, Oct 10
and IA. dt14
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The Murder OF Herbert Field,

The Lewiston Journal says that Col. A. S.
Freeman, of Minot, who went to Manistee,
Mich, at the request of the friends of the muir
uered Field, to Investigate the circumstances
of his death, has retur ned home, and reports
the substance of long interview with Van
derpool, Fields partner, in which he denied
the murder, but made bungling work in at
tempting to explain some of the facts. Van
derpool is a good appearing young man, whom
one would never suspect of being guilty of
such cold blooded deed. The popular feeling
is that he is guilty, and nothing but the prison
walls prevents the people from lynching him.
Mrs. Vanderpool, who was arrested on suspic-
ion that she had some knowledge of the deed,
before or after, has been released; but from her
it was ascertained that her husband on the
fatal Sunday wore home a pair of Fields
pants, which had been left in the bank, telling
his wife that he had soiled his own. The but
tons of his own pants were found in the bank
stove where they had been burned. Wander
pool told Mr.. Field that he soiled his own
pants while playing with Mr.. Field, and burnt
them because he thought it was too bad to ask
his wife to wash them. The hundred dollars
in gold found in Vanderpoors shed was dis
covered from limitations given his wife. Rust
on Fields shirt and broken pieces of cord in
dictated that the body had been sunk by
piece of iron tied to the side, and the wearing
away of the cords allowed the iron to become
separated, and the body to rise. The murder
was committed with hammer or Ratchet
two blows on the back of the head, either of
which would have caused death.
1t is thought that Vanderpool will sooner or
later confess and tell where the money is. He
says Field had only $500. but the impression is
that he had from $4,000 to $4,000, loaned him
partly by Miss Hill, of Auburn. Field had
furnished nearly all the capital-some $1,000
for their business, which was money broker
age, buying notes, loaning money Sc. They
had done a good business. Vanderpool pro-
tests that there never had been any trouble be-
tween him and Field, but admits that Field
sought and procured a dissolution of copart-
nership. Miss Hill states that Vapderpool
was living beyond his means, and that Field
informed her that he (VanderpooD had drawn
out too much money from time to time for pr-
vate purposes. He was living in tstyle." and
probably fell in trying to keep I'D appearances.
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st John, NIB. W ~ IVA
Sch Ocean, Grant, Boston
Sch Grant, Crossmau, Pembroke
Sen octaViA Dow, Startling, Monhegan.
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Sch Fri, of Maehas. IRON Portland for Windsor,
the 1th inst
, The following vessels went ashore at Jonesport in
t ~ Elle OF the sb: Schs HOway ana hising sur,
=, vonesPort; Mary OF Columbia; Two FTi nus OF
h"dI 4, noDt kantoul, of fremont, and Moro.-ah
e Inc borrowing vessels are ashore at Machasport:
ill, Rrown' ppiged Sarah Bernce, high ana dry;
badly damaged. o"'' ohiy gum "
collision I re o at New York from Addison. was in
wars a O te passage and carried away rail bull
three sreat niI and cut through plankshear and
oeh u "nsss Ire Sorgy, from Rondout for Boston.
was =, e y; On WIN brig Adelme Richardson on the
81 INST, III vineyard Sound. and tore away lore and
broke jibboom. Inc Dr's
A lumber loaded schr was seen ashore on tho 7tb
inst at Munroe Island, near Owls Head Her s,er r,
was on tue rocks and IN a bad position. A
Sch w Dnbcsq, Rich from Bangor tor Boston
struck on To-day h cks and flied. She was hanlej
off by a ug and lowed 10 bingham
Ship Alice Ball from Callao tor Rotterdam put in
to Rio Janeiro 4th ult. leaky.
Brig Mary j Goddard. OF and from st John, B,
for Matanzas, was wrecked on Bind Rock Reef 18th
ult. Cargo saved,
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CUMBERLAND, SIS.
~ o..., ,,,-,,,,,a.. Portland, October 2, 1869.
To OLIVER GERRISH OF Portland IN said ConHt.
Appte alton, s9ned by seven citizens OF sail por,
land, having been made to me for warrant 10 ia
sue In my name and under my SEAL to some one Of
SAID applicants requiring him 10 call NEE ing OF tbe
whole number, aud OF all others interested, at such
time anu place as may seem Co me expedi Tor the
purpose OF organizing and estab ishinga Charitable
Association, under The laws of Maine to BE- called
THE AGED BROTHERHOOD"
Now therefore, By virtue OF the authority in me
vested as a Justice OF the Peace and of the quorum
do hereby direct, authorize ard empower yea, tho
said Oliver uerrish, to call meeting Of said appli-
and OF all others int rested, for the purpose of
organizing and establishing said Charitable Associa-
ton to BE- called 'THE AGED BROTHERHOOD" ON
WEDNESDAY, the Twentelh day OF this October.
at the Reception Room, IN our City Hall, at three
o'clock r. NJ.
Witness my hand snI seal, this End day of October.
1869.
[SealI PIERREPoNT NEAL,
Justice OF the Peace
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PURSUANT to the foregoing notice, to me direc
ted, hereby notify the members Of the "a ged
brotherhood" to meet ut the time and place. and
for The purposes specified in said VA rant.
oci1d&wtd OLIVER GERRISU
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CUSTOM HOUSE. PORTIAND.
I. WASHBURN, Jr.. Collector

Collectors Office, Oct. II. 1899.
To day being the day appointed Tor the funeral OF
Ex-PTesIdent Franklin Pierce, the Custom House
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Also, for Rent
COsal sebea7 Wood I!
Wanted I
Girls Wanted.

A GIRL FOR CHAMBER WORK. Also one for
"A the kitchen. Inquire at No. lG Free Street.
October IL, 1869. DIFF
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MEMOIR AND

The new barq1e built at Harpswell for Capt Mer-
riman is 10 be launched at high water to-day. and
will be towed to this port.
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N0rICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appontedand taken upon himself tbs
trust OF Administrator OF the estate Of
JOSEPH JAMES, late Of Brunswick,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased and oiver
bonds as the law directs All persons having demand
upon the estate OF said deceased, are required 10
estate are called upon to make payment TO 1''
EDWARD JAMES, Admir- OF Fteeport.
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CUMBERLAND, So,
Portland, October 2. 1879

1.-TWO capable protestant girls well recommended.
i one first girl, the other as second g,rl AZ No
33i Congress street. ocII1tt
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-10
RECONSTRUCTION TC Be C0-ELZErD
UHDER GEANT.

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-10

A Family LIVES on Doc MEAT AND
Horse MEAT.-On Wednesday,, August
Arnold was arrested charged with commit
ting breach of the peace. He had been at
work cutting wood on shares, and after
having received quantity Of wood, he
offered 20 sell it for SIS 20 cash. The man
bought it, bu. when he came to take it away
he could not pay for it. Arnold objected to his
taking it, but the man claimed that he owned
il, and insisted on taking it away, whereupon
Arnold threatened him bodily injury. After
his arrest it was learned that Arnold's family
had become so poor as to be unable to buy
food, and had gone for three days without
anything to eat when finally they killed their
dog and ate it up, and after that an old horse
belonging to Arnold was killed, and at the
time of his arrest his family were subsisting
on horse meat.-Netr Earen Courier.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-10

MINT APPROPRIATIONS ALL RIGHT.-
We see by late Geographic reports that
the Congress has appropriated forty
two thousand dollars for machinery
and seven'y-four thousand dollars for
wages in constructing the Carson Mint.
This sounds better than the last report
we had with regard to this matter.
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THE 11Asrono>; OF P,,-,rr-,., C,7zr
-,
Inc i't9iHrHa j "Fna! oi NaToh ! has th'
following in relation 20 the fossil remains
recen,iv discovered in ps+s,u-aa Cree,
(,
o'''''1' county,
Last week We mentioned tie fac: Of TIE
discovery a. -7or.;7r.z Of q c. -t;. ,,,ef-o,. j.,
80 =
''c "'A" II I'''l1'''A Nie'"' f'o" MI =
R Diekay, one Of the ciscoveTers. We receive
further ,.r,:cl,ars. We have also received
r,..or. +.o,,, s,.o-.1 s.;o,,,;e, nm. ;o.,,or
'''.' ,''~ NO. *
guessing Information on the subject, which
we cheerfullv give. Tha>e b, nes cannot Re a
mart ,ttlc,. f,,,,.i ,ast s-r,r, leirr- found
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The ACT WHICH MUST BE REPEALED
BEFORE A. T STEWART CAN HOLD
THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY.

1t having tra2spired that cer'aip
Act of Congress of 1879 stands III the
way of Mr. A 7. Stewards holdicg The
position OF Secretary of the Treasury
ee have taken the pains to examine the
United States Statutes Mt large aud We
End therein, under the head Of Chapter
XII, " An Act to establish the Treas,
uTy Department. Section Of which
reads as follows:
ScS lind be At further enacted, That
no person appointed 10 any Office Instituted
nv this Act shall directly or indirectly be
concerned or interested III carrying on The
business OF trade OF commerce, or Be owner
in whole or in part Of any sea vessel, or
purchase by himself OF another in trust for
him. any public lands or other public prop
.Tty, or be concerned ii the purchase or
disposal Of any public securities Of any
State or Of the United States, or take or
apply to his own use, any elnulument or gain
!0T EeGotil'irg or tTdnSactln- anv business
in the said department, other than What
shall be allowed by law aud if any person
shall offend against any Of the prohlUl ions
OF this Act he shall be deemed guilty Of
high misdemeancr, aud forfeit. to the United
States the penalty Of three Thousand dollars,
and shall upon conviction he removed from
office; and forever thereafter be incapable of
holding Office under the United States Pm
,iC;ed That ii any other person than pub
lie prosecutor shall give information Of any
such nisrn>p, upon which prosecution and
conviction shall be had, cre half the af1re
said penalty Of three thousand dollars. wnen
recovered. shall be for The use o. the person
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AcqUIr1AL OF THR Mas WHO kILLE1
PoLlARD.-A dispatch dated Richmond,
Virginia, March Z, says that young
Grant who shot and killed II. Rives
Pollard for slardering his family has
been acquitted and discharged from
custody. He had already been scquit-
ted by the voice of public opinion.
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CARE
OF THE INSANE OF THE STATE OF
NEvADs, AND TO CREATE A FUND
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Approved March ., 1887


SECTION l. The Secretary of State is au-
thorized and required to make arrangements
with the Directors of the Asylum for the In
sane at Stockton, il the State of California,
for the admission, support and proper care OF
| the Insane of this State. and for that pur-
! pose is hereby empowered to make all need
/ ful contracts and agreements with said Di-
rectorS, to carry out the provisions OF this
| Ac'.
| SEC. ,. The District Judge of any Judi
cial District in this State shall. upon appica-
! ton, under oath setting forth that person,
BY reason of insanity, is dangerous to be at
/ large, cause said person to be brought before
| hin. and he shall summon to appear, at he
same time and place. two or more witnesses
| having had frequent intercourse with the ac-
cused during the time Of the alleged iHSon-
itv, who shall testify under oath as to con-
verSati"n. names and general conduct,
upon which said charge Of insanity is based,
and lie shall also cause - appear before him.
at the same time and place, two graduates in
medicine. before whom the District Judge
shall examine the charge, and II. after care
full hearing Of the case aud personal exam
nation of the alleged Insane person, the sail
physicians shall certify on oath that the case
is of recent or Curahle character. or that
the said insane DeTs1n Is Of h0mcidal, sui
cIdal or lncPrdiaTy Gi>p lsiliDn, or that. from
any other violent symptoms the said insane
person would b. dangerous to his or her own
life, or TO the lives and property Of the COM
rngnity in which he or She may live: and if
said physicians shall also certify to the mus.
age, nativity, residence, occupation, lcugth "t
time in THIS State. State last from, previous
HABITS, nramonitary symptoms, apparrIa-
cause and class Of INSANITY. duration Of the
disease, and present condition, IS nearly a,
can be Il -friIi1cl by iuurriry and eyarfI-Ti.-
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PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

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CENTRAL TRANSIT COMPANY


We the undersigned agree form ourselves into Cor
porson under the laws OF the State Of louisiana pareu
larry forth for the organization Of corporations for works
Of Public Improvement and Utility in Revised Statutes Of
which the purpose proyid
Ig Railway and Telegraph Line from some point she
Mississippi river opposite the city OF New Orleans
and via Yermon by the eligible route TO the
Sabine at point below Burkve to connect with the
Central Transit Company ofTexss thereby complete
Railroad sbd Telegraph connect with the Rio Grande and
utmstely with the Pacific Bias for these
formed this the suboned Charter and
signed the adding atures statement Of the
shares aggregate amount Of
spective ubscrptisn to said company.
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HAVING DECLINED THE JOBBING INDOOR FUR
NlTUBE BUSINESS will remove my Office March g.,
1869 from 81 Charles and Perddo streets to NO 40
GRAVIER SIRE EFT between St Charles and Carondeet
streets Parties having goods in sAlesrooms sale
storage unless immediate inst uctons be received concerning
same will be sod the highest bidder Daily auction
sales at O'Clock i'll take place at the present Auction
Rooms in order facilitate the clearing stock baud
before time Of removal. Having ecined the JOBBIsG
INDOOR Furniture Bus ONLY beg - inform
my friends and patrons heretofore will give my strict
and personal attention all door and other Sales OF
REAL EsTATE Scrips Stocks Bonds etc.; Cargoes Pro-
duce. Groceries, Dry Goods. furniture, etc.
Thankful for past patronage respectfully solicit contnu
Of the same
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J. B. WALTON g. DESlONDe's SALES.
SALE OK ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
or
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT Residence
No. l6 RAMPART STREET, BE ,wEEN
COMMON AND CANAL.

BIZ j. Ii. WALTON d DEsLoNDK.
J. B. WALTON, Auetoneer.
Once. Carondelet street.
CATURDAY, March q, $50, mt 1e o'clock
- N. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, viii
be sold
A LOT OF GROUND, situate on Rampant street. in the
square bounded by Rampant Basin, Canal and Common
part by depth OF ~ feet 10 inches lines
para lei lines running through 20 Bias n street
The improvements constt Of well constructed and ele
gantly finished TWO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DEsCE containing large psrors and dining room below and
six bedrooms the floor The house provided with
all the requisites ef elegance comfort and convensnee.
Parties wishing to visit and examine the house with view
to purchase can do BY applying to the sucticoeer
H6- TERss AND CoEpITIoSs-One fourth cash in United
States Treasury notes. the remainder credit Of one two
and three from the day sale in notes Of the
chaser payable to bis own order and By him ndorsed and
bearing ntere at the Of eight cent and
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
property until final payment the mortgage TO embrace the
cszse Of five cent attorneys fees In OF ut to
Of Of the notes The buildings TO be
kept insured the sstsaciion ysndr until the payment
the The purchaser will be required
payment Of per cent special State tax 10 II Is
decided legal and constitutional Possession will be given
the FIRST Of July 1862 until which time rent viii be paid
to the purchaser.
Of sale before A. xsfuresu. notary public
Of the purchaser including United States Revenue
stamps
EoTK-The furniture including carpets mirrors chande
lers. brackets. etc. will be sold IN May next.
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NEW ORLEANS, May "a fss.
Caldwsll's Extract.

Having anay.ed this on, and IN my sxpsrins1s AP.
Piled IT MYSELF recognise that IL IL OF the best
articles 10 the public for the purpose restoring
The hair 20 h original color In testimony OF which hsr-ts
kfx my signature
TH,sredl. FELIX BON,
importer Of Human Har Southern Emporium
q. H. CALDWELL. P~tentse
Hotel des Etrangen, No LIZ Charsra ssrsst
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w II. BRAY,
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES,
Street. Opposite Lafayette Square