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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21
Large and SPENDING .tOck OF Lin
ems, Wooleus, Blankets, &c,
mt AnciiOn

n SHALL cOmmehce IN sale, az Office rs Exchange
i 81, on Thursday, oct q. al % o'e oek, aud c. n
finue at 10 VI, and IL p NJ each day, one Of the
fn.st stocks of IIi.h Linens, all-wool Blankeis,
Woo'ens' sc ever offered in this city, Tie stock
is verv large and fre.h ON thu ,mroE"r and eUn;
III, "a 80 ,tIaokefs OF all szes Maiseilies and
Mexican Quilts, Woolens, Clo,hs OF all Descriptions,
&C.. &C. - L.. .oao,o
The above goods can be examined on Gay before
sale.
-, IS Ladies and gentlemen are invited to examine
the goods and attend {. sale.
oc19td q. RAsIsY, Auct OBeet.
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TENNESSEE.
TWO BALLOTS FOR SENATOR IN TENNESSEE,
CHOTCF.

TWO BALLOTS FOR SENATOR IN TENNEssEE-No
CHOICE:
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 20.-The Tennessee leg
islature in Joint session to-day, had two more
ballots for U. S. Senator. On the first ballot
johnson received 40 votes, and Etheridge 80,
scattering SO. On the second ballot Johnson
received Al votes and Etheridge 20, scattering
80. There being no choice the legislature ad-
iourned until tomorrow. The scattering votes
are mostly complimentary, and will doubtless
soon be consolidated. Of the catering
votes, Cooper received 8, Ewing 4, Peyton 6,
Fletcher II, N. S. Browne 8, and Milton
BROWNE. Two members were absent. Neces-
sary to a choice a. johnson fell off two votes.
1t is considered certain that johnson has done
his best. Much indignation is expressed by
the opposition in regard to the interference for
Johuson by outside parties Henry Cooper is
thought to be the coming man. He is SEN
ator from Davidson, and brother of the late
Private Secretary of johnson.
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90 M M Il Ex DIAL .
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat

Receipts by Railroads ana SteouaDOats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--603 bbls. Hour. cars
corn, 70 do lumber do laths. do Shocks do ship
knees do shuges, &c rolls leather. car wood, do
potatoes II boxes eggs % bales hops, 81 tubs butte
car ea boards do sugar boxes 100 cans mi TX, Ill
pkg sundries; for shipment East, HOO bbs. Hour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-40 bdls dOwell
stock, 70 do saws, 10 do tanned skins, As do cloth
boards AZ bags spools, A boxes axes, car barley,
912 SIDES leather, PIG pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD car lum-
Der, do bbls, do hoops, 400 boxes sweet corn, 81
tubs butter 70 1bls APPLES a bdls SASH do blnds
hogs, 149 cases oil cloth, car wood carriage 46
oil bbls., cask tallow, box cheese, shinge ma
chimes, 9'pkgs furniture, cases woolens, Sc cars
freight tor Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-153 bdls
iron 81 empty bbls 81 bags oysters Ct pkgs furni.
tire is cases dry goods 1875 kegs nails lot chairs 40
bas paper so bbls. mdse, Is bags coffee 100 do salt
petre 200 pkgs to Princes Express 1870 pkgs to
hars rriroad iron 10 bales hemp Is pes MARBLE 3s2
lry hides, 500 fire brick, casks OIL 10 bales cotton,
10 do WOOL 20 bbls mdse, 90 bds ron 100 pkgs to
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X. *. HUNT,
& Ogdensburg Ra1iro.. d.
ESGINEER's OFFICE,
Portland MAINE n. ahar 10 iQQQ


Portland. Mann, OF ober 10, 1889
PROPOSALS Tor urni hing CROSS e. 10 thu M st.
second, third and fur, divisions OF sal IN J.
road extendin from P,rland t, Fiyeburg, amount-
ing to about 100,0r will be received ut this office
until Nov ember 10 inclusive, stating the number bid
upon, the kind wool and the prices, inc ie de-
livery and distribution along the Inc said railro d.
at intervals OF TWO and halt feet ranged in piles
OF four in contact endw Sc along one side OF the
ioa,i bed
Bus llalso be received for furni hing and delig-
ering ties In Iniies of three hu cd or moe TO
be dell cred at onvenien points to De be- eater
uesignatei or agreed u on with the parties.
Deliveries OF ties for the first division. extending
from Portland Lake Sewage, to be made by the
d st OF JuLe. 1870.
All the lies to conform strictly to the following
specifications:
The tImper to be sound aud fr. Q from sap, defsc-
tive knots and shakes; to eight fset long; O, q
fifth OF the number 10 be eight inches square and
tour-htths to be 81. inches square.
Hewed Ties.
To be OF sound timber and straight IN the grain,
so that the hswed faces OF the tie shall torin pa
allalosram OF the requisite dim Dsions be eight
feet long; one-tfh OF the Du Eber to have no lees
than eight inches lace at The smaller end; the re-
than six inches at the smaller end ALI to be az e st
six inches deep. TIey must be Dea ly aud truly
hewed on two sides. to form parallel faces without
twist.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS.
JOAN ANDERSON,
Engineer Portland & Ogdensbarg Railroad.
October 1S. 1869. DIFF
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Portland and Vicinity.
FOX, j., PRESIDING.
In Chambers

In Chambers.
Proceedings an Equity.-A bill was brought by
Charles +. Mattocss, Assignee in bankruptcy against
Eleanor, wi e OF Edward H. Gillespie, bankrupt, to
enjon her from disposng Of any OF her property and
to compel her to turn it over to the assigree 10
this bill the respondents answer has not yet been
fled and the assignee prays for temporary inunc-
ton. 1t appears that in 1866 Gillespie being in
prosperous circumstances, and, as he alleges, free
from debt gave to his wife certain money and real
estate, in her own name, as provision for hersel'
and children. Afterwards, within the present year,
the husband was obliged to avail himself of the pro-
visions of the bankrupt act, and an assignee was ap
pointed The bill sets forth that at the time of the
gift he was owing certain debts and the gift was
sequestration of this property. The matter was ar
gued by Mattocks pro. Sc, Messrs. Francis Fessen-
dep and A. W. Bradbury appearing for the resistant
Judge Fox refused the temporary injunction, and
hearing on the petition will be had on Monday.
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toPccfarD1sPatcnD
BOSTON, Oct. 2O-[Reported for the Press.l 1.-THE
toiow,ng is nst OF prices qu1teu tns sn
Csc; do choice Xxx 50 q SEC; fine x 48 a SOC; medi.
UNI 48 q Soc; coarse 46 a 48c; Michigan extra and
mon As q 46c; other Western fine and X As q 4sc;
medium d5 q 4Gc: common 43 q 44c; pulled extra
40 q i2lc: superfine 40 a h0c No. at rs q 40c;
Fotelgp Wools-Canada combing 65 a Toe; Smyrna
wasGeG % "a Acc, ana unwashed Is @ &c; Buenos
p az Soc ponosk IS 4oe African 20 unwashed Is
lSc ~ fb.
Remarks-There was fair inquiry for domestic
fleece about previous prices. Foreign remains
quiet and prices are largely nominal In Phadel-
phia the inactivity which has marked the course of
the trade for some time past has given way to i'm
proved feeling with an increased demand from both
the local Eastern manufacturers and the part OF
holders There is little more confidence as the
stocks in the hands OF manufacturers are running
low and hore is but little to forward ON the
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
MAINE.

MAINE.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line]
STATE CONVENTION OF YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATIONS.
BANGOR, Oct. 2O.-The Convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations organized this
morning by the choice of A. j. Chase of Port
land for President and H. II. Burgess, G. w.
Garcelon and E. F. Duren as Secretaries. j.
G. Clark was chosen Treasurer. Reports of
LEGAL bodies were then received and the plan of
having general agent discussed
At the evening session generous welcome
was extended by His Honor Mayor Thurston,
after which speeches were made by Rev. S. F.
Fay, w. B. Hubbard, F. L. Dingley, E. P.
Thwing, G. B. Lakin, and others. The meet
ing was one of great interest
All the meetings except the early morning
PRAYER meetings are to be held in the Harlow
Street Baptist Church.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT RoCKLAND.
RoCKLAND, Oct. 2O-The Knox County Ag-
ricultural Fair opened in this city to-day. The
exhibition of stock is small. but the show at the
hall is eqnal to that of former years, and the
quality of the frnit and farm products is very
good. An address is to be delivered by Rev.
E. f. Cutler tomorrow
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supreme judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j.. PRESIDING.
WEpNEsDAY.-John Goddard We. Eben S. Coe G.
ais, executors. This case finished this forenoon
and c,ntinued on report of tes tim ny to full Court
Goddard. Shep'ey
b. Bradbury.sE1 John A. Peters,
John D. Buzzell VS.. Grand Trunk Railway. This
case was tried at form term: verdict set aside by
the lower Court and new trial granted. Judge How
ard opened the and the plaintiff gave his testi.
mouy. Court adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at 81 o'clock.
Howard Bradbury & Bradbury
F. o. + Smith
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Municipal Court.

WEDNEsDAY.-State vs. John Ward. Assault
and battery Netty lawson at her house, on North
street. on Saturday night last Pleaded guilty and
ordered to recognize in the of 500 to keep the
peace, and especially towards Netty Lawson for the
space of six months. Committed.
State vs.. Gao r. whitney Larceny. Mr.. Whit
ney is the "carpet-bagger," or in other words the
man who sto'e Melinda H Pettengill's carpet baP
from the wharf on Tuesday last. He pleaded guilty
ard was fined $40 and costs.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct s20-The steamer
Hong Kong to Sept. 18th, and Yokohama to
the Goth. She brings 73O Chinese and Japan
csc. She also brought 1875 tons ofe freight
She has 800 packages of merchandise for New
York, 1900 of which are tea, and PIG silk. The
following American shipping were at SiDga-
and ship Springfield. The America spoke the
U. S. ship Idaho, Sept. 25th, dismasted. She
had jury masts rugged, and was proceeding to
Yokohama.
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The Wool VI nrkel.

he balance at the Suh-Treasury to-day was as fol
S7,75O, 900; general, $93 ,526, 900.
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are unpoticed because they caii ofiy be heard
q little distance from the stage.
Other than these evils which We have often
pointed out, the entertainment was a charm
ing one, and there will no doubt he another
crowded house tonight to see Little Bare
foot" The music by an orchestra from Chand-
ler's Band was excellent, and all that could be
desired
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NEW HAMPsRIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 2O-U. S. steamer
Mononganela, which was washed ashore two
years ago by the great tidal wave at st. Thorn
as, arrived at the navy yard to-day in tow of
two steam tugs, Legend and Cohasset.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The full vote of
Pennsylvania gives Geary majority of 1896.
and Williams for Judge Of the Supreme Court
a majority of 873O
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MAINE SAVINGS BANK.-The Trustees of
this Institution held their stated meeting on
Wednesday, Goth inst.) for the purpose of re-
ceving the semi-annual statement of the
Treasurer and of declaring semi-annual div
idend. A dividend was accordingly declared
at the rate of per cent. per annum, free of
Government tax
The condition Of the Bank is very fattering
to its depositors, aud shows its management
to be in very judicious hands. Indeed, from
its organization, some ten years since, it has
gone on successfully from very small begin
ings, till its deposits and reserves amount
now to nearly 81, 100000.
From the statement presented, We have
made the following synopsis of the condition
of the Bank. The account is dated Oct. 1.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

SALE OF BARRACKs.-There was quite a large
attendance at the sale of the Barracks, situat-
ed near the Shovel Factory yesterday morning
There were fifty-eight tenements sold. The
maximum price being $24, and the minimum
80 The gross sum amounted to $500. The
nurcbasers were mostly the present occupants
of the dwellings.
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Apples. Lead,
Cooking. 50Gt 90 Sheet & Pipe. lOI@
Eating. ....... 0O96 SO Leather.
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VERY interesting article upon Life Assur-
ance appears upon our fourth page to-day ana
the fact that it is an advertisement Will mol de-
tract from its readableness to those lnteresteu
in the subject matter, but will rather aou
thereto as illustrating the enterprise, prosper
ty and skill which characterizes one OF the
leading companies of this country.
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flRE--The alarm from box 50 last evening,
al ciock' was caused by the burning of a
small Darn on Canal ST., opposite the Forest
OHy sugar hehnery. man named Michael
Conray was arrested on suspicion OF having set
the building on fire, he being found upon the
premises at the time the flames burst ont
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Valuable keDl state and FuIDI-
ture at AucCJOD

ON WED \ESD ~, October 9Th, &C II o'clock A
" NJ, shall Sell the rurnlu In house No. rs
Gray Str, et consisting of Carpets, Cham err SITS,
Bureaus, Sofas Chi s, Rockers, Gard ami p. m broke
Tables, SUP erior Black Walnut hook Case, Croe, cry
and Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, Sc.
At Il v'cl0cE NJ the two an nail story wooden
house. No, 70 Gray street. Said house contains ten
finished rooms, with ample closets. Ma tie Chimney
Pieces, and gas. Excellent eel ar cemeutrd H. T,
brics and cemented ,iseIn, neve filing spriI OF
water. The lot At ieeG ont and about 1l3 lest
deep, and co tains ABOUT $500 square Zee. 80
This Is one OF The most esil aole pec OF real es
tate that has been offered ia his ely time,
and we would call particua at eLtion TO the sale.
oct21td r. -. BAL, Ely, Anct'r.
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New Work stock and Money MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 2O-Evening The Money mar
ket is quiet and steady at from to per cent d on
comn,ts duli at from 10 to 10 per cent. for prime
names. Foreign Exchange market was highet this rs
afternoon and putting their rates IN
bills; the Citations are 1O9i a 1891. Gold market
dull to the close at 1870 q 1901 There is little Or no
speculative feeling in the market at pi esent anu %
demand seems to be almost entirely tor the wahts Oh
egtmate trade. The rates paid for carrying To-Day
were o,a g per cent, to fat. Governments closed
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Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD j. PRESIDING
WEDNESDAY. Patrick Wilkinson was brought
before the Court on writ of habeas corpus. The
petition and answer show that Patrick Wilkinson,
lad OF sixteen years. was restrained of his liberty
the Reform School without lawful authority, having
been sentenced BY trial justice for an offence over
which he had no jurisdiction. The Judge ordered
the discharge Of til, boy on the following grounds:
1st That the trial justice had jurisdiction to try
the offence OF store breaking in the night time 3D.
That he had authority to sentence tor any offence
for period longer than six months. Sd. THAI no
Court has any power to sentence Jail for the crime
charged. 4th. That no Court has authority to sem
ten e any person TO the County Jail for one year.
Cornish. Webb,
Two negroes were also brought before his Honor
Cd writ of habeas corpus which alleged that they
were detained on board the barque "Kennebec,"
now In the haroor, James A. Mnot master, without
lawful authority and against their will. The ans
wer, which was not disputed alleged that the vessri
was in the West India trade, and sailed from Carde
mas with cargo OF molasses After being out three
or four days these men shew themselves, having
come as "stowaways," without the knowledge or
permission Of the officers crew On arriving at
this port the city authorities refused to all them
to land unless the master would give bond to the
city IN the of $500 that they should not become
chargeate TO the city paupers within two years.
He further alleged that he was OBTAINING them for
the purpose of carrying them back to Cuba where
thev belonged. The men were discharged
Clifford. Webb.
The following are the ass gnments
THURSDAY, OCT. 81.
3Os-Am. s. & G. p Co. vs.. Payson.
321-Lbbv ct al. VS.. Nichols.
126-Greeu vs.. Inhabitants of North Yarmouth.
187-McGlinchy VS.. Hail.
189 EO s. lQS. Co. Emery and Trustaa
192-Kennard VS. Perry.
1a3-Raudal ct ais. vs.. Treiethen.
196-Johnson VS.. Hof.
197-Lewis VS.. Br plbury.
198-Lewis VS.. johnson.
3,6-Brooks Foley.
31s-Ward VS. Merrill.
322-Dver VS., Perry.
397- Fuller VS.. Fuller.
FRIDAY, OCT. q.
117-Mitchell VS. Wilson.
146-Greeu VS.. Davis.
175-Flannigan W. Keely.
207-Young VS. Mitchell.
208-Same Va. Same.
211-Smith vs.. McDarty et TT.
213-Frost Graffam.
214-Wiiams vs.. Cushman.
216-Martin ct. oil. VS.. johnson e.. TT.
224-Mattocks assgee vs.. Cannon
125-Winsaw vs. Jord an ct. ais.
233-Purngton ct. al VS., Boothby.
23s-Leighton vs. Leighton.
250-Sabine vs.. Pike.
279-Reed VS.. Kirk.
2S0- Hot VS.. Young.
28-Loring vs.. Same
265-Hnmphrev vs. Same
2s6-L0rng W.. Young
294-Lee eff al VS.. Bush.
311-Gill vs.. Hall.
347-Walker vs. Knight.
35I-Leighton vs. Second Parish.
3S7-Jennings VS.. Burke appt.
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.$l,459 1857
$1,459, 495.77

The increase of deposits within the year
has been very large. On the 1st of October
1863 they were $945 O53 70; on LIST inst: 81 1922
36861; increase $447, 315 40; increase for the
last six months, $27S 1919
No. ofdepositors April 1, 1869, lie; October
1, 9G9, 1884; increase in six months, 578.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

Nor QUITE BURGLARY. Quite an excite
ment was created in the household of gentle
man, living up town; the other morning on
account of the discovery by the domestics that
the window in the basement had been broken,
and other unmistakable signs that the house
had been entered during the night. While
several of them were flying around to see what
was missing, one of them rushed up 10 the gem
tlemans door and in loud tones informed him
of the state of things. Now it so happened that
the aforesaid gentleman had been kept out late
the night before and had forgotten his night
key, so that he was compelled to break the
window in order to obtain admission to his
domicile. The relief experienced by all parties
when the truth was made known, was fully
equal to their previous fright.
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Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT to license OF the Judge of p obaie
l TOR Cumberland County. shall eel al Pub c
Auction, IN the remises, on Frtay, the I'D ia, OF
Oc.ob T, 1863, at O'clock p. NJ (oenl postpoue-
corner ri New ury and Gnu. ch street in Portland
about 30 by go feet, SUBJECT to a rgaee to IL 9
ed March 18th. 1863. For furtAeI particulars en-
quiie OF the undersigned.
B C. soMERBY, Admir-.
r. A. BIRD & CO., Auctoneers. oclstd
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Large Wooden Building on Leased
Land ut Auction

ON THURSDAY, October 2sth, at ~ O'Clock
" p. M will! be sold the Two and a half $40. Y
wooden b ,iluing on the corner Of Comner,iil and
Park Streets Sal building is 80 I2 feet wld-, and
To feet In length Has recently been occupied fJr
machine anu carpenter sbop. Tue bull i,ng
remain or be removed, at the op OF re purchas-
er. This sale of-rs tine opportunity to any one
wishing large will butt building. Terms easy
and made known at sale. par uars call on
e. Il, Newha, No. 1903 Commerce al Street, or
oct2ldtd r. o. BAILEY, A ct oneer.
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Administrators Sale.
,JOseDh Haie'S Estate.

DURSUAN ANT TO licenee o. the Judge OF Probate
Tor CumbeIl md County, snal sell nj PUBL
Auction, on the premises on lhursday, the twenty
first Jay OF Lct0oe,, A ID. 1~f9 at o'clock L. M.
tho valuable real estate. situated on The e.terIy
eide OF state st. between Pine and Congress stleri
numbered w on said State known as III LONE tead
brick IL with an Ell ard lot VI anu onne ted
therewi,h. House is convenient, heated by ,Jean,
thoroughly finished Il ioushout, and uppied W tn
hot and ctld water. The widows ri ght dover will
be conveyed with the ropery. said premises are
subject t. mOf, gage helI ny the FIVE Cent Sa, .ngs
Bauk dat May 20 1859, or SIPS, with IN Ell, II,
also mortgage to Almlra stetsou dated Nay rs.
1863 for Sl66667 with in crest For further pa, TO-
ulars inquire u the undersigned
BIC SOMEk Y, Administrator.
r. A BIRD & % Auctoneers.
sepsdtd.
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SALE OF VALUABLE HoUsE-Attention
is called to the sale of the valuable three-story
brick house with ell, No. 90 State street, be-
longing to the heirs of the late Joseph Hale, at
3P NJ TODAY
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

A COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
will be held in this city next month, about the
oath and 25th. 1t is expected that this meet
ing will be of great interest to all Sabbath
School workers. Distinguished gentlemen
from abroad will be present
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q II 10.
RAJIROAD CoNDIrCToRa' n

RAILROAD CONDUCTORS CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS, Oct 2O.-The second annual
convention of the railway conductors Of the
United States commenced here to-day. Gen.
George B. Wright, Railroad Commissioner of
Ohio, delivered the annual address.
FIRE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-The college building
containing Lanes College, the Young Mems
Mercantile Library, Chamber of Commerce,
aad number of stores and offices, took fire
this afternoon. The building is a wreck.
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Ladies, be advised by us-if You cannot at
ford to ride, walk. Visit Fitzgerald's. Price
his goods, if it does not repay you we are no
judge. See advertisement in to-day's paper.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

STowAwAYs.-The brig Kennebec, Capt Mi
not, arrived at this port from Cardenas last
Sunday night, but anchored in the stream in
stead of coming to the wharf, the reason being
that after the vessel left Cardenas and was
several days on her voyage, two negroes were
found secreted in the hold of the vessel. They
made themselves known by knocking on the
hatchways, and had probably supported life
by eating the moasses with which the brig was
laden They were quite young men and likely
looking negroes. When the vessel arrived
here the captain and consignees would not al
low then to lard, and the City Marshal put
man on board at the request of the owners to
prevent them from coming on shore. Yester-
day forenoon writ of habeas corpus was is
sued and put into the hands of Deputy Sheriff
Adams, who proceeded on board the vessel and
took charge of them. They were taken before
the Court in the afternoon, and after an in
vestigation into the merits of the case, the men
were discharged
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SALE OF VALUABLE LoTs.-The valuab,e lots
situated in the western part of the city were
sold at auction yesterday afternoon by F. o.
Bailey. Lot No. 1, corner of Pine and Chad
bought by F. f. Cummings, Esq, for 40 cents
per foot. Lot No. 2, corner of Pine and Vaughan
streets, containing 5000 square feet By Hon. l..
d. M. Sweat for 4S cents per foot. Lot No. 3,
on Vaughan street, same number of feet, by
w. H. Jerris, at AZ cents per foot. Lot No. 4,
corner of Pine and Neal streets, same number
of feet to same for 80 IL cents per foot.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Attention is called to the
advertisement of farm for sale in Sebago for
the low price of $3.50.
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Horses, carriages, &c, at AucnOn
LIVERY SATUK DAY, at II O'Clock A. M. On L. "
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hoises
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. 20. BAILEY. Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

PoLIcE.-Four or five DRINKS and one or two
dodgers at the Station last night.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-21

FIRE IN SACcRAPPA.-A fire occurred in
Saccarappa, yesterday morning, in the grist-
mill owned by S. 7. Raymond & Co., which
was partially destroyed, and the machinery
somewhat injured The fire caught by reason
of the gudgeons which held the stones not be-
ing sufficiently creased and causing friction.
The building and machinery were insured in
the Etna Company, of Hartford, Conn.,, for be-
tween six and seven thousand dollars, at the
agency OF Dow, Coffin g. Libby, in this city
The agents were informed of the fire and par
ticuars at II, A. NJ, and at 3, p. NJ, the firm
had a check for their loss. The damage, we
believe, was about a thousand dollars.