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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

LoDaERs.--There is class Of people to be
found il every city. SoiourGers Of day or
two, as well as the members of that class to
whom idleness is luxury, aud who prefer to
remain about the streets during the day and
then apply for lodging at the station house at
night Our city is not cursed with SO many of
the latter class, in proportion to its population
as one would imagine, and we have had the
curiosity to keep few statistics in mind in
reference to this matter. We find that the av-
erage number of dodgers at the police station in
TINS city is about three. On special occasions
such as snow storm in winter, or great cell
eoration in the city, the number accumulated
lsquite large. During the year the number is
something under 1000 During one night of
the late New England Fair there were thirty
sleeping in the three lodging rooms, while a
number more were bestowed around the floor
of the Office on mattresses. The lodging rooms
are perfectly plain, but neat and wholesome;
one for women and two for men, all situated
on the first floor and dry and well ventilated,
presenting q striking contra It to those in many
of our larger cities which are situated in tho
basement and are damp and not over Clean
In some of the other cities we find there are
certain familiar faces which can be seen night
after night applying for lodging. This is not
the case here. IF the same person apply for
more than three nights in succession, he or
she is considered vagrant and handed over to
the Overseers of the Poor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

The SEVEN DwARFs.-The great pantomime
troupe open tonight at Deering Hall in the
Seven Dwarfs," and rare entertainment is
offered to our citizens ia the way of ballet and
pontomime. 1t is true that Morlacchi, the
pearl of ballet dancers IS no longer with the
troupe, but we are told that Nellie. De Rosa is
danseuse ofgreat ability and if she cannot
fill the vacancy, can at least act as worthy
representative. Our people probably do not
oos for any startling scenic effects, bnt they
do hope to receive an enjoyable evenings en-
tertainment.
Mr.. c. W. Bean, the gentlemanly and oblig
ing ticket clerk, will open the box Office for
the sale OF tickets this morning, and il will be
open every day from ten to one o'clock for the
sale of reserved seats.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
susseraUr CONN.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM-GoDoARD, j.. PRESIDING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aver VS. Henry Taylor
appellant. Action TO recover balance due on con
tract for services hostler at the Forest City Parl
In this city, of which the defendant has the lease
Defence, that the amount claimed is too larga tha
the balance due is only seven dollars, which was ten
dered to plsintiff, and by HIM refused On trial.
Mattoeks Wepb.
The following assignments of justice trials hav,
been made tor this week:
a., ,r THURso,y, P. NJ, OCT. Il.
12S-Mlett VS.. Dow.
32-Crosworth ". PARIS.
27-Hanuaioid vs. Leach ct al.
b6-Portland Company VS.. James ct al. and Tr.
S4-Bearn VS.. GOlding.
8NHearn VS.. Camel.
Sc -Hearn W. Re lion.
81 Dunn VS.. Dunn.
177-Mvrrill VS.. PhInney.
FRIDAY A. NJ OCT. Is.
223-McKenney vs. Hague.
2k8-Hendrick er al. vs.. Mckinney ct ais.
232-Cole vs.. Valley.
2S3-S~ert VS.. ole AMI Trustee.
329-Gardner vs.. Hight.
330-Trrfethen vs. Yeaton.
335-Ma tin ct al. vs. Kilgore.
6t-Polister vs.. Farmer.
12l-Mayberry vs.. Walker.
12a-Rich ct al VS.. Heed.
31I-Gl vs. Hall.
97-Ciough ct al. VS.. Hawkes..
10l-Libby vs.. Libby.
GO Richar VS.. S 'arboro
100-Carleton VS.. Marean.
105-Lnight N vs.. Randall.
106-Randall VS. Clark.
1t2-H mblin vs. Stephenson.
113-Payson vs.. Am S. q q. P. Co. and Trustee.
115-Emery Ell ais. vs.. Buddy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
Brighton, Cambridge and RIedford Cattle
Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l

[SpecialDispatch by International Line.]
BOSTON. Wednesday, OFT. 10.
At market this week 1915 Cattle. 422 Sheep and
last week. 4s4 atte, 1863 sheep and Lambs 44oo Fat
Hogs, and 70 Veals.
PHioEs -Beeyes1Essra quality sis SOC u 90;
10 95 third quality $40 80 "a $1i IS; poorest grades
Of Cows, Oxen. Bulls, &c, IS so q Q 50 % 100 lbs
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Rr,ghton Hides
81 q 10c; Brighton Tallow q SIC ~ fb; country
Hides ~; country Tailow g ~ r.: Sheep
Calf Skins 20 q 23c y ID
Working ox ken quote extra $275 $50; ordi-
The demand for Working Oxen has not been very
Miich Cows-we quote extra ss5 q 115; ordinary
as; three year Oils s45 a ss5 % head. Wv y
a o1daar es ad Ssas
from 81 to 7ic ~ ib; Lambs So 20 to "a 80 y head.
swn Is Pig, ghoes!le; 1ot g lie; retail Il
Il proves re 1e rom Naine smith. 10; Fowler.
4 s%ps ds e. ksds ss9s E j.! e. c as
ley 4 g., T9omp on q LIBBY, 20; g E Hammond, Il;
Foss Pike 2os sheep; Wilson, Is; Richard ra
We quite sales OF Maine Cattle as follows:-H
Fowler sold Cattle dresse' wei hit 90 TBS at 14c
" fb; e. dresse weight 1900 TBS. at 12tc " fb; q
Smith sold 70 Cattle average weight 1925 fb at I3c
~ h. 38 per cent. shl nkag Stetson sole u at
He P fb dressed weigh; a, SC 10; Crowley sold
pair glrth feet II inche for Sl75; pair girh
pair, girth feet inches, for 20; pair, cir
eet 10 inches for $3.50; air. girh feet inches
tor 60; pair, grth feet, for $3.50; pairs four
year old SessTs ioF s;.s y pxr; Two wear elds at
SIS each; three year old for $40; Libby & Thomp-
son sod pair at l0c a9 tb; pair. girth feet 9
inches, Tor $165; pair, gil tn feet 10 inches, for
$40; pair, girth teet for S1s5; pair, grth feet
in hes, fD Sis; Heifes at $75 " head; Fos3 g.
Pike s,li 26s hsep anu Lambs at SO 40 4P head; j
now sold 1900 -heep and Lambs from Aroostook
county 10 to S. 80 ~ head; Rack life sold pair
Cattle, eirth feet inches, for Sl40; pair three
year Odds, girth feet inches $113; two year
old eiiers at $25 % head; Wells Richardson sold
. pairs at $17i 81 ~ pair; Norman sol4 pair,
girth feet inch for $500 ); pair eirh feet inch
es for $40: par, erth feet inches, tor $160;
pair, girth feet inch, 8, TOR $165; Hammond
sold at 1,c % ID dressed weight; two year old
ct 10 inches, tor $2i0 1pair, Rirth eet i.ches,
70, $135; Cows for $43 Yearlines at $1s " head
Bynn sold pair girh teet 10 inches, for $1s5;
pair girth ieel. for $500; pair at lie " I'd, 40
pc, cent shrinkage.
Remarks-The supply from Maine was not so large
that lasl week account of the freshet There
was not any Western Cattle IN last week, and the
demand for beer was very active and Cattle Of an
ordinary grade commanded prices from to &c % ID
the previous market; but The supply this eek is
large, and, although prices are higher still do
n think the high prices will be maintained az soon
the Cattle come in more freey Cattle which sold
yes erday at 13Ic $S ib would have commanded l4!c
4Y fb 0he latter part of last week.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
GORHAM, Oct. Is, 1876

Editor Press--The Athletes and Seminary
nine played friendly game of base ball on the
Fair grounds at North Gorham on the 18th
inst. The former winning % to 5 Tin five in
nings) The game was called by an unfair
decision of the umpire.
Athletes:-Cochran, c.. Stanwood, p; But
Ter, LIST b.; Applebee, I'd b.; Files Sd b. Eaton,
s. s.. Drown, l. f.; Small, c. f.; Cummings r. f.
Seminary nine Waterman, c.: Warren, p
Irish, LIST b.; Hopkins, I'd b.; Hill, Sd b.. Swa-
sey, u.s.; Gates, |. f.; Merrill, C. f.; Rounds,
r. f.
The Seminary nine were checked in the End
and 4th innings B.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

The IMMORTAL FOUNTAIN. the next
generation be generation of actors, is ques
ton for sober reflection. Our public school
scholars are already an tait in the details OF
the profession, and our Sunday school scholars
are fast following in their train; so that we
very much doubt if there is city in the coun
try at the present day where more genuine
talent has been developed in the histrionic arr
than in Portland Then again there are sew.
eral ladies in the city. who have exhibited
good deal of ability in the production of little
dramas, spectacles and operettas, especially
adapted for children. The Immortal Foun-
tain" is one of the latter class, and we only re-
greet that the scenes are so short, since they are
SO pleasing while they last The music is of
very taking character and was most admirably
rendered by Marion, the naughty sister, who
sang her music extremely we'll and gives prom
Use of a fine voice, we think, if it only receives
due cultivation, and by the choruses behind
the scenes, composed of many of the leading
members of our different choirs, and mas,
clubs, from whom nothing but thorough excel
lerce was to be expected. We would especial
ly call attention to the "Song of the Fairy" in
the fourth scene. The little Fairy Queen sang
her music very well for one of her age, and the
acting by all the company was first-rate.-
Marion is very pretty girl and graceful &C.
tress, as is also Rosalind, the good sister, The
Fairy Queen performs her part capitally, and
the little children are prodigies in the matter.
One little girl handled her doll as naturally as
it she was in her own home playing with her
baby house, and the little boy and girl at the
table playing with the soap-bubble pipes, were
particularly cunning. The new scenes painted
BY Richards were very fine, and the music by
Chandler's Band all that could be desired. We
felt extremely sorry that the rain should have
kept SO many away, and hope the Society will;
have full house tonight. The tableaux at
the end of the play, representing Marion at the
three gates, are very artistically arranged and
extremely pretty. Let every one attend to-
night.
In the Senate Chamber will be found
number OF fancy articles for sale, and nice re-
freshments
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

LARGE PEACHEs.-We have heard great
deal of the climate of this State not being adapt
ed to the growth of peaches. We have recev-
ed two very large and splendid specimens of
the clingstone variety raised by Mr.. Elias Dill,
of Gray, and we have yet to see any better
ones brought from Delaware or New Jersey
II we could be sure of bushel like those pre-
sented to US every fall, we would let the i'm
ported peaches severely alone"
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
AUCTION SALES.
Guardians sale.

ON SATURDAY., October 10th, 1882 at noon win bs
" solo at public sac the premises: Loi OF
land on Franklin ST, sie, between Congress
and Federal SITS, being about ffv-fVe (55) fer Un
Franklin SC, and seventy eight 49, feet deep, FIRM
ely No 81. q, r..,.,,- -. 49,
CONGRESS and Cumberland SIS, being ab ut h'ty-
three 1887 ct on Franknst. and one huadred eight
~ betwsep the last LOT and Cumberland s. on
same .ide OF Franklin II, being lbou hhy:hve 1907
feet on Fra Kiln a. and one hIndIed anu eight lds
feet deep, formerly No 40.
Terms at sale. =. -..r>,, 1,...,,..
SARAd G. MOODY, Guardian.
ROBERT A. BIRD & co, Auctoneer sep'"o
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

LONDON, Oct 12-l1.15 A. M.-Consols $50 for
money and account.
american securitiee-Unted States 6'20's 1862,
&c 1865, old, 84A; 1851 $50; do 1n.4Vs 76t;
Eric snares, 23i; Illinois Cenir Al shares. 94s.
aTaRsANKFoRT, Oct. 13-11.15 A. M.-United States
o-2O's S7z q So.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1s-11.15 A. M.-Cotton quiet;
SAFES 70o0 bales; Middling uplands WI q i2S' Mid
qing npands 12t @ 125d. Corn 29@s. Pork HOS.
LONDON Oct 13-Evening.-Consols closed at 931
ioi money and account.
IN american securties-Unted States 20's 84a; do
23;. o'Asi"' sA"i's' ''z' D--o %
90 IS lrm at sst. ''
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13-Evening Cotton closed
sales 8 600 bales AN'
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

A HUSBAND WANrED.-The police yester-
day arrested Mrs. Eliza Adams for being too
fond Of the intoxicating bowl. After she had
nearly recovered from her dreamy condition
she stated that she came here from South Nor
walk to meet her husband, whose name is John
Adams, and who is employed in a foundry
here. She had lost his address and wants him
to call at the station house. Before coming to
Portland he was engaged at Earrs Foundry,
South NorWalk
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
WASHINGTON.


MONEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-President Grant and
other distinguished persons leave for Frederick
Md, at 7 A. NJ. to attend the Frederick County
Agricultural Fair. The visitors will remain
in Frederick till Friday morning and then
proceed by carriages to visit the battle fields lof
South Mountain and Antietam, returning here
the same evening.
A coLoRED POSTMASTER IN THE OLD DOMINION.
James Cunningham, colored, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster of Manchester, adjoining
Richmond, Va.
NATIONAL BANK RETURNS,
The Comptroller of Currency to-day notified
the national banks to forward to him the usu-
al reports of their condition at the close OF
business Saturday, 9th of October.
LYNCH LAW.
A colored man who committed an outrage
on young lady school teacher near Fort
Washington, was taken forcibly from the GUS
tody as the officers on Monday by party of
masked men and hung to tree.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
g. . M "a 81 CIAL


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1880 bbls. four 6 cars
corn 10 oats, do bark, Al d. lumber, do laths,
40 piles DO rails, do woud, 10 tubing, 2 do Of
SHOCKS, 90 pota oes, do Iamos AMI sheep, DO
puriaps, bags spoos, II tubs butter, IA bd paper
4o boxes cen corn, % do cranberries bales hons
dSa cans milk 40 pkg sundries; tor shipment East,
300 bbls. flour, cal sundrles.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-2 cars lumber, p
cases webbing car cattle and sheep 43 bags spoois
Gears potatoes, 20 bds saws Is boxes axes E6 rolls
leather, 40 rarboys, telegraph poe-, As oars IL
boxes eggs, 1923 pkgs. Indries.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN-23 tierces
lard bales Wool PA kegs nails 90 cases lard 60 do
shoes 10 bills mdss, 30 DO pork, 50 pigs hold
goods 30 bags oysters, 259 pkgs to Princes Express
bags sugar, 112 empty bbls., IA bars ralroa iron
60 bales WOOL 29l dry hdes 40 bbls sand ITO pkgs
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
TELEG RAPHIC ITEMS.

The Light lnfantry of Providence, R. l., are
on a visit to New York city as the guests of the
22d regiment.
Richard j. Shoener, a mail robber, has been
sentenced to two years imprisonment in the
New Jersey State prison.
The Tennessee Legislature has voted to go
into an election for United States Senator on
the 19'h. Andrew johnson is not so strong as
he was week ago, and knowing ones say he
will be beaten.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

THE sale of building lots by F. o. Bailey,
which was to have taken place yesterday, on
account of the storm and for other reasons has
been postponed for one week, to Wednesday
next, Oct. Goth, at o clock P. NJ. At the time
of sale a full st tement and explanation will
be made respecting what the owners of the
property mean and intend by the restrictions
imposed as to the buildings to be erected
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

THE SToRM.-The storm which had been pre-
valing all day continued through last evening.
About o'clock in the afternoon there were
distinctly heard two claps of thunder and a
fash of lightning was seen. Thunder and
lightning were prevalent east of us, and the
electric fluid disturbed the wires TO some ex-
tent. A heavy sea prevailed outside, and the
breakers at the Cape were magnificent.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

ENTERPRISE. We observed yesterday a
large blackboard at the Merchants Exchange,
the property af Mr.. Henry P. Wood. On this
board Mr.. Wood announces every day what
species of stocks or bonds he has for sale, and
what he wants in the sane line. This is enter
prise; putting your business visibly before the
eyes of the public. Mr.. Wood is one of our
rising young men and we commend his bust
ness tact and energy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.
pENNsYLVANVA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.-The State Senate
will stand Republicans 10, Democrats Is.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The following ad-
ditiohal returns have been received: Demo-
cratic gain in Lehigh county, 80; Beaver
county, 80; Mercer county, 60; Clearfield. 100.
Republican gain in Butler county, 80: York,
1853; Bucks, 200.
Second despatch.-Additiona returns have
been received from q counties, in which the
Democratic majority is $780,
Third Republication. John Covode, chair
man OF the Republican State Central Commit
tee has received dispatches from all but nine
counties and with estimase on good basis tor
balance He saws that Geary's majority will
not be far from 1000 either way.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-Returns leave no doubt
of PendletOn's election with that of he whole
Democratic State ticket. The Legislature is
Democratic. The Senate will stand, Demo-
Gratis 81, Radicals Is; in the House the Demo-
Gratis will have 80 members and the Radicals 46
Second Dispatch.-Full returns from Hamil.
ton county show the vote for Hayes to be 49,
446; for Pendleton 2O,122; PendleOb's majority
676. The fusion ticket elects two Republican
and two Democratic Senators, five Republican
and five Democratic members of the Honse.
and three Democratic county officers. The
majority for the fusion and Legislative ticket
over the regular Republican ticket is from
1000 to 5000.
COLUMBUS Oct. 13.-The returns and opn-
ions OF both parties indicate that Hayes is
elected by about 5000. The House is Demo
cratic and the Senate Republican. The Dem
ocrats claim that the vote is so close that it will
require the official count to determine who is
elected Governor.
Second despatch.-Sixty- eight counties have
been heard from. Hayes loss on last October
is about 5000. The legislature is very close.
Third despatch. Covode has received
despatch from Hon. John Sherman, dated
Mansfield, Ohio, in which he says, "Fifty-six
counties OF Ohio have been heard from with a
loss of 6O0O on last year. We have yet got
majority of II, 900 and think Hayes is elected
5000 majority
A despatch from D. Harrison, chairman of
the Ohio State Central Committee, SAYS:
Hayes is elected by from 5000 to 10000 major
ity: The legislature is close but think Re-
publican"
IOWA.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Dispatch from Desmoines
Iowa, reports that the election returns come in
slowly, but enough are received to show that
the vote of the State is very light and that the
Republican majority will be between 25OOO
and 10000. The Legislature will be almost en-.
tirely Republican.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY j. PRESIDING
WEDNEsDAY.-The tiial iuries were empannele
this moraing. as follows:
Ftrsr Jurg-Robert Libby, Scarboro, Foreman
VIM. Chase, Freeport; Gideon p. Davis, Raymond
1osiah Duran, Portland; Charles q. Goodwin, Var
iaou n william Gross, Brunswick; Frederick f
Hal', Falmouth; Reuben Higgins, Cape Elizabeth
xyTgremlsh Hunt, Brunswick; Charles 2. johnson
Miindham; Benz. Knight, I'd, Portland; George F.
Second Jury-Tarbel Moors, Otisleld, Foreman
Daniel L. Irish, G ,rham; John L. Merrill, New
Gloucester; Silas W. Miliken, Freeport; James l
Paine, Standish; John p. Pennsl, Westb ook Sew
ard NJ. Prince, North Yarmo 18th; Daniel Small: Jr
Cape Elizabeth; Russell H. Wilson, Pownll; John
q. Procler, Portland.
AS there were no cases where both parties were
ready the juries were excused until Thursday morn
inc
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
MuuicipaI GOurt.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
WEDEEsDAY.-State VS., Robert GRAHAM. Lar
ceny OF yoke OF cattle in Westbrook. Pleaded
guilty and ordered to recognize in the sum Of S. 0
for his appearance at the January term of the Su-
perior Court. Commi ted,
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

A NEW AUTHORIZES We are pleased to see
a new book for the holidays is to be published
by the firm of Loring, Short & Harmon of this
CITY. which is intended for the young folks,
and is from the pen of lady who is a Port
lander by birth, Though at present resident
of Cambridge, Mass. We refer to The Little
Nortons," charming juvenile story, written
nv Mis- Clara (Barues) Martyr, whose charm
ING "story of Muff," reached SO extensive
a circulation and was such a faithful picture
of the great fire of 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
TIE STOR "a.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 13-A severe northeast
storm commenced here early this morning and
still continues. The river is rising slowly.
BANGOR, Oct. ia heavy rain from the
southeast commenced here this morning and
mas continued all day, aud at II r. M. is still
raining heavily.
NEW YORK
TROY, N. Y, Oct. 13.-There is another
great rain storm and treshet here,
SARATOGA. Y, Oct. 10 Heavy rains have
been falling for the last thirty-sx hours, iniu-
ring the roads of all kinds. The trains from
whitehall were delayed this morning and no
trains will go north from here to night
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

ROYAL VICTORIA HoTEL.-We would call
attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Cleve-
land & Newhall, proprietors OF the Royal Vic
tora Hotel, Nassau, New Providence. The ad-
vantages of the Bahamas as winter resort for
invalids are well known, and this hotel is con-
sdered one OF the finest in the West Indies
and kept in first rate style.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
Groceries and store Fixtures at
rafi.

ON MONDAY, October 1sth. at 1-2 o'clock P. NJ.
" shall sci, at office, IS EXCHANGE street, me
stocK of a re all q ocer consist NJ IF Tea, Of Su
gar, Cast and fanny Soar, Ri e., Vim sar, tht co
late, Mustard, Soda, Saleratus, cream la II led
Currauts Yer ace ,Su phur, spi Is, sta eh, Pipes
Sauce, Ketchup Wash Boards, Fai On tim itVes
ana WhortIeberries, Fancy APP, Paten1 Meuicip, s..
OILS, Extracts. Fancy Goods, Ne. Also &c sht st,
at bench, Platform AMI Counter Scales, I eek
Measures, SC.
e. q. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
At private sale, one Safe, two Desks, one show
Case oct7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

A' oaii IN Cincinnati on Monday night,
given by the Italians in that city in commemo-
ration OF the discovery of America by Column
BUS, Mrs. Angelina Podsta, 1o1 wears old led
off in the festivities and danced ten SETS
The whaling schooner Susan N. Smith. OF
Boston, is reported to have been lost in the
hurricane of Aug. %, and all hands drowned
except the captain and four seamen, who were
taken off the wreck and carried to London by
an English bark.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

Y.M.C. AT the regular quarterly meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian Association,
held at their rooms on the evening of the llth
inst, the following designations of officers were
rendered and accepted: III. E. Soule, Record
ing secretary; w. II. Hobbs, Corresponding
Secretary. The following persons were elected
to I'LL the vacancies W. H. HOBBS, Recording
Secretary; H. f. Soule, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
Additional delegates to the State Convention
60 be held in Bangor the Goth and 2lst inst.
were chosen, so that the complete list is as
follows:
W. E. Gould, G. A. Lord, H. III. Burgess. T
E. Haseltine' John S%a. hasS %na n. Curtis A.
B. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14

THE CASE OF CAPT. WENTWORTH.
BANGOR, Oct. 13.-Capt. Geo. Wentworth,
whose arrest for rape on the high seas was no.
ticed few days since, to-day had hearing
before United States Commissioner Carr
which resulted in fully committing him for
trial before the United States District Court in
April. The penalty being death, the offence is
not baiahle.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-14
.Adnaa7aistru tors Sale.
Joseph Hale's Estate.

DURSUANr 10 liceuce o the Judge OF Probate
L tor Cumbe, nd County, suai sell at FuoL-
Auction, the premises, on hu sday, the iweuty-
first day o. CctoOe "A u. i"9 at 1clo i. d..
tn, valuable real e,ta'e. situated the we-ter y
Idle or state ct. between fine sndCongress stisr'.
the late Jjs-pn ,aie 'lisising OF a thrse -thy
brick II with an Ell aId lot II snu '0rn. led
tterewith. House is onseneBt, h-ated by LEAN,
thorou ghly nu..ss lou shout aud cepisd tn
hot and cJld water. Tnswdoa's hit vi doser will
be conveyed with the iropery. said prentice are
subject T. a NOR gage helu by the Five Ceut Sa ngs
Bauk dat May % 1859, or sl'25, With IN eI,st,
q so a mortgage to Almira Stetson uated Nay ~,
1853 for S1666.67 with IN erest. For prtber la tic
ulars inquire OF the undersigned
Be sOMEkrY, Administrator.
R.. BIRD & %, Auetioneers.
sepsdtd.
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, On l. "
II market lot, Market street, shall sell HoIs q
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2S F. o. BAILEY. Auctioneer.