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LAW DECISIONS


The following eases hive been decided By tht
Law Court Which has just adjourned at Augusta
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Charles S. Abbott vs.. City Of Bangor. Judgment
for plaintiff for the amount Of the tax OF 1866 with
interest from the date of payment.
Abbott Simpson.
Jacob Dodge, Admir-, W, William Roberts judg-
mcnt for plaintiff
Woodman. Hinck ley.
WALDO COUNTY.
Inhabitants Of Palermo vs. Inhabitants of Iscsbo-
ro. Motion overruled. Judgment on the verdict
j. Greeley, Mcclellan. Watson Abbott.
Georgiana Stckney vs.. Axel Hayford. Motion
sustained, new trial granted.
Jewett. W. q. Crosby.
Edwin P. Treat & ais, VS.. The Union Insurance
Company. Motions and exceptions oyerruled.
Jewett. Peters 4 Wilson
Amelia, A. knight vs.. Portland, Saco & P. Rail
road Co. Exceptions and motion Overruled.
Jewett. Deblois 4 Webb, Mcclellan.
joseph ". knowlton, Judge of Probate, ",
Elisha Chick Il al. The action is 10 stand for an
assessment of damages by the Jury.
Crosby Hubbard, Nose.
James Mahony vs.. Inhabitants of iincolnville.
Defendants dct:,ulted.
Abbott. crosby
State sci. fl. IS. Aurelius Young and al..-on re-
port. Action to stand for trial The Police Judge
has leave to amend the recognizance according to
the facts.
Lime Rock Bank vs.. James Treat and alex
ceptionS oVerruled.
First Y. Bank Of Brunswick vs. Lime Rock NJ 4
F. ms Coon exceptions by detts Exceptions
sustained-writ abated.
LINCOLN.
Samuel Glidlen and TX. vs.. John Philbrick-op
report The amendments praved for may he made
upon proof of the facts, with saving of all rights
acquired in good faith before its allowance.
Martha NJ. A. Merrill W.. joseph n Weeks-on
report and exceptions by def. Motion and excep-
tons overruled.
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G ENE Allie s.

Ex-Pres;dont johnson Is making speeches in Ten
ncssee crticising Grant and predicting the down.
fall of raClicali>m.
\ boy in Portsmouth ,,,susr,. handling 1,isfo1
tIo .,i,, - .,,; Itr
oic" put pplh MS eyes, And VIII pc biihd mT lie'
Princess Mntternir, e,l1 o,,ro.i,oj 10 49,. ,orlir,
that sets T. 1901 On rollers"
The yirtuous people Of Norway. in OVfotd county,
recently tarrcd and frathertd man, and drove
woman '"' ~ ~" W. ""'teo -Hlp'l''"t>' II
inc penalty is largely adopted III" lTi'e 81 t3I "l
advance.
\ young woman who had married a eay .rouba-
lour Of the Morris troupe was looking for him IN
Portland the a:lnr dly with tn d .ip Of In. pa,iee
EIt hal lrayiou, wifi.
4 Street lghi in Auelisfa causing bloody noses
and bruised heads. was caused by rum dispensed
from III, patent radi.al CAY A4ruyt.
non 'ohh A. i""t \ tailoring l" promote th'
through railroad roltt from Portland 1" thietg".
Henry H. Ward hu- been t,.fojtilrt postmaster
At A""h'aNp'fI
| The hincha Island guano is exhausted ami ,@-
2o'> must u" >ousin 'i'c" mere
| John N-ui. OF Elizabeth, r. J. sent Is "a dtltn
/ store for some medicine for his horses and the alelk
] hv mistake, put IN something which killed fuuf
lio''e9' '''"'' III f-'i'V'
/ a street light with pistol, in New York, resulted
in the killing Of man who sat locking on from his
door surrounded by Ms children.
The famous maclstrom. On the rot,t 81 Norway,
Is now so little feared tha the fishermen pass ami
ftlSs IN tner vessels IL" all states u t!de, except
rato 81 t'' H. a Az. ' VIVA l
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So great has been the fall Of price in potatoes that
starch manufacturers are buying them up at OILY
ten cents per bushel.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democrats OF the several Cities, Towns, and Plan
of the State Of Maine. requested to meet in
mt O be holden

The Democrats of the several Cities Towns, and Plan
of the State Of Maine, requested to meet in
Convention, to be holden at
NorOmbega Hail, Bangor,
On TUESDAY JUNE 10th, 1869, at II O'Clock 4. NJ.
To Nominate Candidate for Governor;
To elect State Committee for the political year
mcncng jan 1870; and to any other business
that may be deemed expedient.
Every City, Town, and organized Plantation will be
entitled Delegate, and for IS for the
Democratic candidate for Governor the State election
of 1865 and fraction of 80 votes will be entitled
additional Delegate.
No Delegate will be entitled to seat in the Conven-
IN whose residence is established in the City,
or Plantation which he claims to represent.
The State Committee will be in session at the Bangor
House Bangor the evening previous the day of the
Convention, and at the Reception Room Norombega
Hail. from to IL O'Clock the day of the Convention
TO receive credentials OF Delegates and hear
determine all that may come before them subject
to the ratification of the Convention.
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wise man of Canada finds that the frogs are
building their nests in the middle of bitches, and
predicts dry summer.
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SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address OF paper
changed must state the Post Office to which the pape
has been sent well as that to which 1t ia to 60.
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a little while ago = tremendous cutlery
against the unreconstructed rebels Of the South
count of the killing Of Dr.. Aver, truly 10y
all member Of the Georgia Legislature. Dire
maledietions were heaped upon the people,
and furious vengeance threatened. The truth,
however, afterslowly getting on its boots, APP
pears in the radical Chicago Tribune in this
shape
The Grand Jury Of jefferson county, Ga. has
found true bill for murder against Wilson Flour.
lican member of the Legislature from that county
To this complexion {and it is pretty dark
one) would come most Of the reports Of rebel
outrages, if sifted thoroughly, Let lis have
peace!
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The Ellsworth American gives a descrip-
zion of the new Hall just finished in Ellsworth
and owned by the city 1t says
The building is of brick, and is l0oX55 feet, two
stories high The walls are IS feet high and % in
5Ox5 feet IA feet high Concert Hail. second story is
5ox7$ feet 26 feet high There are two front rooms on
lower floor 17xls feet two rooms in the rear oflow-
hall, 12xl4 feet. On the gallery floor two rooms
hall, 14x36, and two rooms in the rear 1914 The
basement has lock up, strong and ample, has two
wood furnaces, and well.
1t cost $4,000, and will doubtless prove a
good investment. 1t is handsomely finished
in ash and black walnut, and the halls fresco-
ed by Schumacher, Of Portland,
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1--WE are ordered oil to kittrry.
Buo-hoO, Boo-hoo,"

! Mr. james the Buffalo bootmak~r, who sent
Grant those Characterization boots has not received
any oIier and ha- SEM in the bii to hi member al
| Congress
1
ra ,.,,s. $500
Ioa.e
Greeley indor,ed her when She fought for the rights
of the black man but throws cold water upon her
efforts for the Acknowledgement of the white woman
That's an appropriate couundruin
raro, F.,, ..,vs. ..Iq,.. .f,l,,., ,,.,, ...,. &C.,.
ever lived has always known enough. When he zaTs
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FEMININE PISTOL PERSUASION.

Ii IS interesting 10 watch the application OF
the power of the revolver 70 the affairs OF
every day life in this country. The handy
little appliance is working social wonders.
1t is actually superseding the musty old codes
as a means OF promoting justice and protect
inc individual rights. Instead Of the historic
and accepted figure Of an impartial female
with bandaged eyes and poised scales. we
shall expect to see justice personified in
Jockey hat and feather, pistol in either hand,
and ..shoot'' in her eve. There is no estimat-
ing the advantages which may be derived
from an application Of the new style in GER
tain cases-in which o( course, women are
the shootists.
Tardv or reluctant suitors may be brought
to time Ey an accusation OF tritling with sus-
ceptible hearts accompanied by look into
the m,lzzle OF a pistol. Girls with an apti-
tude for tastness, have only to create :; f1irta-
ton, OF something more, and then present
the alternative Of matrimony or mutilation
How securely may damaged regulations be
mended, by such summary process as is
chronicled below
A Young married woman in Trenton, \. j.
presented a revolver at the head Of Young
man, who she said had slandered her. By
this process she compelled him 10 apologize
and DENY ever having made any derogatory
remarks about her.
How easily can the plumage Of any soiled
dove be thus restored And all that the chiv-
alrous age permits an assaulted man to do, is
lneeklv to stand and stop these pellets Of lead
Or yield to the demand
But there has appeared & new phase ofthis
pistoling mania as will be seen BY our news
columns. A married woman in Portland,
Jealous Of her husbands attention to a fas-
cinating milliner put several bullets in the at
tractive person of her rival, and "perwailed
ON her to stop Now if the wife be justified
in this course. suppose the wounded woman
has a sister who is quick on the trigger, and
shall retaliate this sort Of vengeance9 How
far is public opinion and inverted law to sane
ton this thing? In behalf of those liable to
become victims, we suggest that the shadowy
and underlined code by authority Of which
these sudden and extreme penalties are in
t1icted, be made n written one-so that those
who may become victims may know at least
something of their metes and bounds. Other
wise those who constitute themselves at once
judge jury, and executoners, and whose act
closes forever the lips Of one party to the case,
have only to take certain aim and the cause is
defaulted by a failure to appear.
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Representative Fifth Congressional
District of Maine.
Ellsworth, May "a, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The Pacific railroad debate drsgs its slow
length alOU In the Senate. and II would seem
that the partisan ne of the Central Pacific Com
adopt the fair, common sense proposition to
refer the question Of the junction Of the two
rosds 10 the President, according to the legal
rights ef the respective parties, propose to
sisye off any action this session by talking
against tImr. The company are short-signted
not TO see, however, that success in this ma
neUSsr will be morally fatal To them. They
are already under q cloud through the over
sharp tactics by which their so-calIed map"
Was engineered through the forms Of adoption
10y the Johnson Administration in its last
dsys; and should they defeaE action on the
proposition to refer the whole question TO the
President, or To an Impartial commission ap-
pointed BY him, the puOiic viii speedily come
10 the eoneius On that their claims Will
not stand the test of honest scrutiny
II is important to the interests of the country
that the question should b. definitely settled
" hether tie continuation OF TINS great nigga XAy
10 the Pao fic is 10 lie delay I'd for months while
the UnIoG Pacific Company retrace h .Ir steps
70 Ogden and The CentrdI Pacific build one
hundred and niJy m les in his direction IL that
point, OF " betneT tae Union Pacifc Company
shall c0nuDu- building uniiI II meets the Cen.
trail PaC III road, ~ ~lI a course the entire
road Insy COmpie ed by the 1st of May. L.,
the Gu stIOH # JUNCTION b referred 10 the Pres
idea, ~ be srtird coTdiGs - the legal rig MS
OF tn par lee. IL ne Central Company nays
acquired sucn nights III the premises they can
certainly maintiin them.
Evening star., 1869-04-07
EDtcArrosA1 Rxyonx.-Mr Frouae, the

EDUCATIONAL RKYoRM.-Mr Froude, the
English historIan, has been appointed Rector
Of the University of St. Andrews, and ON the
day Of his Inauguration he delivered an ad.
dress to the students which was not only un-
usually practical in its character, but was no,a-
Die as showing the tendency of 10 odera leading
thought In the direction of a sweeping change
and reform in educational modes. Tne old
system OF education, he held, was all wrong
A man of to-day must be trained 10 live in to-
dty-to grappie with the energies, difficulties
sad obstruetions Of the times which max. his
Aife. To cram lads mind with infinite names
of thirgs which he never handled, places h.
never saw or will see, and statements of facts
which he could not possibly understand, WAS
ike Loading his stomach with marbIes-f1r
bfead siYing him stone. a man must earn
DIS hNiEgi that ~ds tie primal necessity He
mus n sin.ain h.m-rfi il honest independence
NV euuehlion was worth rush that did not
ac u Sh 70 DO thls, for the millions must toll
with 'heIr hands or the race will soon cease IN
exist. But there would come an amehorat,op
OF labor. The beneficent light, when it DE-.
scenoed, would be hight which would make
labor more productive by being more scientific,
which would make the humblest drudgery not
unworthy q human being, by making il at tine
same time an exercise OF the mind. Educate
to the business of life-that was the burden of
IL. Learn the modern In preference to the dead
languages, and learn many Of them. Do not
forget to establish your mind In the PHYSICAL
sciences either. They will be sure 10 prove of
inestimaole value ST some time or other Of ones
life And above all things be honest. As John
Knox said, know God, and stand by the good
Cause, and use your time we'll" ThIs is the
" hole duty Of man.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

Civil Service Reform does not seem to make
much headway In Congress, although Its ne-
eessity is conceded ON all hands. Mr. Jenckes
treated upon this necessity IN his speech on
Monday. He said that he wanted reform, but
was welded to NO single measure. He pressed
his bill because no other was offered This DILL
has dropped the machinery OF q new depart.
ment, and simply proposes a Board Of Exam
Iners, who would be the civil staff Of the Ad.
mInistration, for the purpose Of ascertalning
who were ht persons for office. II does not in.
terfere with the political ofiees, but only su b..
ordinates. Mr.. Jenckes does not propose t.
make selections for Office by competitive exam
nations alone. He says probation would be
the test test Of merit. Fidelity in the minor
offices would secure integrity IN the higher, an d
would put an end 10 frauds, although it mig ht
not prevent crime.
Evening star., 1869-04-07
Iuterestins fPem Cuba

Disputcies from Admira! Haf-1zs css: ef tle
Mary Loreg-Ameri, Citisess 81 III. isteri,r
Of Cnbd-Re'eas, Of TIE An.reaa Cossa, at
Jtbard from arrest, DC. A
Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from Rear Admiral H a. CO q.
mandinE the North Atlantic Squadrou, datsd
Havana, 3ist Of March In pursuance OF ia.
srructions, he was about taking steps to in YES
tigate the case of the American brig Mary
Lowell, seized in British waters, wher he uu
drTstood from the EnglIsh Consul 6enersl tn tt
the uiaiter Was in the hands Of ths British au.
thoritie.. The English Consul General nad
received. In reply 10 his dem and for ths -sturn
of the vessel, . note stating that the case was
now in the spanish Admiralty Oourt and A.,
soon as the decision was known he would be
Informed "a : : -
Rear Admiral Hoff forwards to the Depart.
melt list OF American citizeus, some with
their families, who are in the interior. an for
whom he had asked safe Conduct 10 Nusya,4s
through tn Spanish lines. The G tptain q N
tral 81 Cuba promptly complied with the Te.
want OF vessels prevented the aam,ral from
ah0rdins transportation to these people to H.
vans, from which point they couli easily
reach ,he United States IT, aow.v.r, they
could nnd their way to ths coast tnr JuKh he
lines OF both Cub n and : S,p1Diards. he hoped
20 be able to relieve them 1T at early day. Mr..
CarTlngton, Con, nj at Jibira on the northern
coast Of Cubs. who had been arrested by the
Spanish authorizes on suspicioa OF couspIring
against the Government, has been released at
he instance of Admiral Hoff and the Vice
e. nsul General at Havana
The Admiral, und date Of April 1st, reports
he s;rIbution of the vessels Of his so uadroa
as follows :-Contooc ok f4gship, at Hivana:
Narrag nSst'. st Kew West: Penobs cot. at Trim
Idad, south SIDE OF Cuot; Npsic, at sea Oh the
way f ON A-pinwali TO re ieve the Penobscot.
south side of Cuha: Yantic, CT uising in Haytian
waters: ana tirtty-burg, at Aspinwall, having z
relieved the Nipsic ab jut the 2tth Of NJ Arch.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

In his remarks on the Pacific Railroad q ue.-
uon yesterday Senator Stewart, unwIttingly
no doubt, did great injustice to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, in charging it
with delaying the Overland mail. As We un-
derstand The matter, from q gentleman familiar
with all the facts, the mails, once placed Ia .he
hands of that Cempany, have never --en
delayed on its line. except for he time that its
track was showed in during the last season
be cifh culty IN the case lies with the contrae-
tors for carrying the mail between the termi.
nus OF the two roads. IL has been shown
repeatedly that mo- only have mail bags been
allowed 10 Accumulate for weeks at q time al
the end OF the track. but that they have been
thrown from the stage coaches en- ro4ts to
enable them to carry passengers and express
goods from one road to the other.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.-JeweIl, the
RspU olIcan candidate tot 9overaor OF Con.
The senate Is composed of fourteen RepuplI-
cans to seven democrats. and the Rspu biicans
have abont twenty majority in the Houss.
For Congress, Strong, Rep, over Dixon, Dem
IN The hfst district, 764 majority. Kellogg
Rep, bats Babcock, Dem D., iu the second d s.
triet, by 323 maJorry. Starkweather, Rep is
elected In the third district by 2,25i majority
Bainum, Dem, IN the fou sth district, has about
200 majority over BeardsIey, Rep.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The much-sufering unpaid school teachers
Of the city will hold a meeting on Friday al.
ternoon TO devise means TO obtain their arrears
Of pay. Our city Councilmen should be pres.
ept. Ii was supposed thst such legislation
had been taken as would secure the amount
appropriatec % The schools to their uses, but 1t
seems rot; AID the teachers are in the lurch
again, as they were year ago, when they
were nearly obliged T. Lhrow up their situa-
tons through the default Of the Corpor alton TO
pay them their saiaries
Evening star., 1869-04-07

Tney havea crazy city onncer in New York,
named Sweeney, who has paid into the treas.
ury e12i,6s1 Il which he might have retained
as perquisises under the corporation laws or
Precedents- At least, the New York paper.
consider him insane. a. they can't acconpt for
his e1traordinary course on any other hypo.
thesis
Evening star., 1869-04-07

General: Jubal A. Early, late of the Cons a.
crate Amy. arrived in Lynchburg, Va, I...
Monday, from Missouri, In good health ana
looking remarkably well. He was In exile
nearly four years, during which tune he 90.
journed in Mexico, Cuba and Canada. He has
declined complimentary dinner rendered him
BY his friends In Lynchburx, Va.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The returns Of the municipal e,-crion ns,a n,
St Louis yesterday are meagr-, but indicate
the election Of Nathan Cole, and the ent,rs Re.
publican ticket BY large majority. It Is
thought there will be small Republican ma.
jority in the Council
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The understanding that Senator Sprague
Will make speech tomorrow will dou btiess
have the effec, to il the galleries Of The Senate
chamber. Whether or not he will reveal on
tnis occasion the sscre-s o. the Senate house is
not hnowE, but he is understood TO nav. said
tna' n the proper tine he will make such rev.
eiauons ~ may De necessary to support the
posiuons heretofore taken BY him in respect 10
public Affairs.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

THE PRIHTERs' SrRIKE IN New YORK END
ED.-The Prnter-' Union met in New YORK
last night and ratified the terms agreed upon
between their committee and the employing
printers. The strike is, therefore, ended
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The United States steamer Contoocook has
gone from Havana to the mouth Of the Nssts-
sippi for the purpose Of intsreepting an expe.
ohen TO Cubs, reported 70 be coming from
New orleans. The Havana Diario Of yes,sr IA =
seys .ns' tne rebellion is at au end In the Cen.
tral Department Of the island.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The New York World Is hopeful of the ..as.
composition" OF the RepubiicaR party throu,b
the row kicked mp by Senator Spraeue.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The Mayor OF Richmond forblds the mar.
Torrance Of the "Can Can" al the Academy Q,
Music in hat city.
Evening star., 1869-04-07

The Pisho as been kinaiy loaued by j y. Eli,
aIT-.t.
Rky. BiRJN SUNDERLAND Will
uS deliver &c L He on THURSDAY Eve
nj e.. tie oth las ant. before the young people of
the First Presbyterian Church. .t4f street 10 the
Lecture Room of that Church. Supject - The
Phssss Of Life y The lee ture will ccmnence n. &
O'Clock TicSets e., ssIe at all of the prime osl
toU kstCrts. fTice Do Gems ap7-st
~WBST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION
S The nIneieenh statei meeting of the
Board OF EiIectUTs Of the above Ass Noiation will
"a held THURSDAY, April Sth, at IA D. IN, at
v. Mr. houses schOoI room fri snds' deet
Ing h. use, street, betv u l5th aud l9tl Pune
Ual sitt ndsnoe of the snarehpd r. is r-Qu asted
spI1 GO0DCHILD, Sec'y
~ 1BE TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
1 SCHOOLS are requested to meet a, the Mil
Ter fchOOl ruIiding, stGeet. next FAIDAY
Az khNtOS AT - clock The object is to devils, ,
means to obtain our arrears Of ray. The rrsseucs
a oo-orers ION of M embers Df the Board Of rrus-
tees ana City Councils Is respectfully solicited.
ap7-21 hep Ihros. & E1pj
Evening star., 1869-04-07

To-day Rhode Islaad holds an election for
State officers.
Evening star., 1869-04-07
= 4 N x cry NOTICE.

Cemeteries and Private Burial Grouods viii AZ
welt, before psrchasing elsewhere, 60 cali ana ex
anime our large end ney stook Of
ITALIAN AID AMIRIOAN MARBLE
uoNunrrr noHUnfNrS. ,...
VASES, ,eTA1UABV, aud BA APfIsM Al fON Ia
All OF nsH and beautifully IroloEtioeed dssisns q
TIE STEAM AARbLt WVaKs OF
0ADDDoe BROS,
sharp German streets, Baltimore
Evening star., 1869-04-07
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JUST RECEIVED.
I,SOO barrels HYDBAULlO CEMBNf, from
tne rotomac NIL Mining and Man pfActurinG Oo0-
peny orhs at 6heDherdstown, Va, ct the Oom-
knn9yf pen.stp Georgetown, d. O., ,tw. II. GUN
dealers.
Once Of the Conpany-No. Z MARKET Space.
Washington, ID. v. lOhron.I M S0-3w
Evening star., 1869-04-07
SPECIAL NOTION.

SEEOHA1 NVIHOBs
DOCTOR =. DE =. eUBfIs BI0s TO
nsufy his WasAington Patients tHof. ovinS
@ his extensive practice In Baltimors hc Win is
iuture ee able to devete only the EooWinG 6sys 20
their lntereets, end Will attend on 0ATURDkY snd
SUNDAYS from lot and to ,. m. sf II. ~ d
street, IN rtar ef Willsrd's Hotsl.
SPEOIALITY-Troatment and cure Of Hsryo,s
Rebility. and all diseases arising from abuses Of