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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM GODDARD. J.. pREsIp-
ING

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM GODDARD j. pREsIp-
ING.
TUESDAY EVENING. Thomas e. Twitchell
" H. T. Cennor ct al Assnmpsit for goods
sold and delivered to the defendants, who were
at the time partners, doing business in Bangor.
The goods were ten cases of Star matches, con-
tanning 100 gross, at 81 SO per gross, and were
consumed in the great fire in Bangor last JAN
uary.
Defendants denied that they ever purchased
the goods, but allege that they were consigned
to them for sale on commission. Decision re-
served.
Read. Putnam.
"WEDNESDAY. Levi T. Coombs ct al ".
Stephen Fogg ct al Trespass quare clausum
for breaking and entering the plaintiffs close
situated ia New Gloucester, and cutting there
from ten cords of wood Defence, that defend
ants were mortgagors in possession. Decision
reserved.
Haskell, Moore Vinton.
American Steam and Gas Pipe Co. " Ocean
Insurance Co. Action to recover $500, the bal
ance of contract price ($160O) for putting into
the defendants building on Exchange street,
one of Perry's steam heating appara tus. De-
fence, that instead of the apparatus being suf-
ficient to warm the building to degree of tenn
rerature which should be comfortable and sat
isiactory to the defendants according to the
contract, it was totally insufficient and incapa-
BILE of producing such degree of temperature,
and that defendants had already paid more
than the apparatus was reasonably WORTH
Decision reserved.
; Clifford. Davis g. Dlummond.
Aaron Ordway V. Nathan Webb. On trial.
Deane & Verrill. Strout & Gage.
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ncCclpsS by hatlEOduS ana StedmDOHtB
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1967 bbls. -four, Z cars
corn, do bran, q do lumber do laths, do clap
boards. do slaves, l do slabs, do potatoes, 1 do
tubing, do feed, do sugar boxes, do cattle, 800
tubs butter, tdls paper, 80 bales hops. "a bdls
hides, 20 bbs. oatmeal 1876 cans milk, 80 pkgs sun
dries; tor shipment East, 400 bbls -four car bran,
1 do oil.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-15 tubs butter, II
bbs cheese 70 cases carpets, 40 bags spools casks
starch, car excelsior II boxes axes % bbls beans,
liza sides leather, 25S pkgs. sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BRooKs.FRoM BOsToN-40 bags
oysters 80 cases Shoes 100 bags salpetre $50 boxes
mdse, III bbls pork IS do potatoes, 100 do flour 63
rolls leather 200 pkgs to Princes Express, 260 pkgs
to Order for Canada and up country. 1876 bars rail-
road iron, 352 dry hides, 80 bbls -four, AZ bags log
wood, Al bdls iron, ~ casks oil, 40 bags wo l. 175
pkgs 10 order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA. FROM NEW YoRK-133
bales cotton SO do rags, 10 do WOOL 20 do burlap, 8
rolls leather FOO dry hides $50 do 68 boxes Of
glass; 242 do ralsns, 70 do SOAP $50 bags shot Al do
dried apples, So bbs. fruit 43 do glass, 10 do bone
black, 1900 pieces staves IL pkgs household goods
80 kegs spikes, IS do soda 01 bds railroad chairs "a
do paper piano, 10 boxes clocks, 150 pkgs sundres
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROAD car bar
Leg, do bbls do hoops do lumber, do stone, e
pkgs furniture, Ill bids paper 81 bedsteads, 1 hog
1876 oil cloth, % boxes axe, bbls potatoes, q
oil bbls., cask potesh Dbl pork, cases mdse, 4;
cars freight tor Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
The Wool VI arIxet.

loPecial DIspatcn Dy INTERNATIONAL lne.J
BOSTON, Oct. 27.-tReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Ohio ana Pennsylvania pick lock 60 "a
Csc; do choice Xxx 50 q soc; fine x as q 5Oc med-
UNI Al q 49c; coarse "A "a Acc; Michigan extra and
Xxx 10 a SOC; fine As q Ace; medium As a Acc; COM
mon 43 q 45c; other Western fine and X a. q 47c;
medium a3 "a 45c; common 40 "a 43c; pulled extra
40 q 42lc; superfne 40 a 55c; No. at % a soc (;
eombing fleece 81 q CSC; California 20 g SOC ~ tb.
ForeiyF Wools-Canada combng IS q zoe: Smyrna
washed % "a 4oc, ana urwashed Is q 22c; Buenos
Ayres 26 2 34c; Care Good Hope 35 a 40c Gillian
% q SOC; Donoski So q 4Oc; African unwashed is a
1Sc % fb.
Remarks-There continues to be fair demand for
fleece and pulled Wool. and prices remain the same.
In New York the transactions in fleece Wool have
been somewhat larger during the last half of the
week. hut prices are without change The demand
still runs principally upon the coarse and medium
descriptions, and these being in light supply.
grades taken quite freely substitute at about
equal prices. Combing and delaine selections are
scarce and wanted at full prices The Philadelphia
Commercial List says:-"We have to record frmer
feeling in the trade generally and holders, with few
exceptions, gre not disposed to press sales. The
stocks in the hands Of manufacturers are now lie.
dueed to very low figure, and thore is more inquiry
both fl ON the local and Eastern consumers.
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n EW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
WASHINGTON.
REVENUE MATTERs-SEIZURE OF DlsT1LLERIES

REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF D1ST1LLERIES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Supervisor Presbury
OF Virginia reports to the Internal Revenue Of
flee that the collection OF the tax on tobacco in
that State for seven months ending Sept 30
was 81 1914 354, against $225,614 for the same
period last year. He estimates that the in
crease of revenue from tobacco in Virginia for
the yea commencing March, 1862 and endino
March, 1870, will be at least S3OOOOOO.
Information has been rect iyed at the Tnter-
nal Revenue office from the Collector of the
24th District of Pennsylvania of the seizure OF
Eyerly q South's distillery valued at $50 900
The Collector of the 81 Virginia District re-
ports the seizure of j. f. Woodbridge's distil-
iery; and the Collector of the % Virginia Dis
trlct reports the seizure of two illicit stills in
his district
Detective Brooks of Pennsylvania reports
the seizure of The distillery of r. B. Goodsand
and the rectifSing house of b. Hal tman & Co,
at Lancaster, Penn, for frauds.
EARTHQUAKE WAVE IN THE PACIFIC.
Information has been received at the Coast
survey o ce OF very marked earthquake
wave having been recorded on the self regu-
latlng gauge in San Francisco, on Friday last
at O'Clock p. NJ. From this occurrence VIC
lent earthquake in some distant part of the
Patific ocean may be inferred, of which news
Will doubtless reach here before long. The
earthquake in Sinaloa in 1854, and the one
which occurred in Peru in August of last
year, were announced in the same way
The wave travels across the Pacific ocean at an
average rate of about $50 miles an hour de-
pending on the depth of the water along the
track of the wave. From observations made
on the occasions above referred to the average
depth of that ocean has been found to be about
1000 fathoms.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
The following order has just been issued by
the PRESIDENT
Executive Order.-All communications in
writing intended for the Executive Depart
ment of this Government and relating to pub
lie business of whatever kind, including sug-
gestions for legislation, claims contracts, EN-
ployment, appointments, and removals from
office and pardons, must be transmitted through
the Department to which the case of the sub
iect matter of the communication properly be-
longs. Communications otherwise transmit
ted will not receive attention.
By order of the President:
(Signed,) HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
Washington, Oct 10, 1869.
Secretary Fish has also issued a notice to
applicants for office that no vacancies in his
Department exist, either at home or abroad
Applications for appointments to vacancies
hereafter occurring must DE made in writing,
and the Secretary will not receive applicants
personally, and no answer will be returned un-
less the applicant is appointed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday noon at
1912 o'clock.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The Committee on Streets, etc, to whom was
referred the petition of e. Waite, that the
wood awnings or screens placed over the doors
of his building ON Federal street, (Which was
granted at former meeting) be permitted to
remain, reported that he have leave to with
draw.
The vote TO grant Mr. Baldwin permission
to move a building to Centre street was recon
sidered at ;his meeting, and it was voted that
he have leave to withdraw.
Chase w. Atwell was drawn as a Juror to
serve during the term of the Superior Court
now in session. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

RAyMoNp's DANCING SCHooL.-For several
wears mast Mr. j. w. Ray mond has been pop
ular dancing school teacher in this CITY, as the
many pupils who have been under his ihstruc-
zion can testify. By reference to our adver-
tisement column it will be seen that his charges
are very moderate, and that during the last
four lessons of the term full band Will fur'
nish the dance music. We would recommend
those who contemplate taking lessons IN the
ferpsichorean art to attend his school, whlch
as held 1t Lancaster Hall on Monday evenings.
lie also has class OF young masters and
misses on Saturday afternoons, at the same
place,
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

The ship Southern Rights" owned by Hon.
I. j. Southland, of Richmond, and commanded
by Capt. G. M. Wey mouth, in transitu between
Baltimore and Savannah, made the run in n
hours-the quickest time ever made by Saline
vessels between the two places. Heavy weatb.
er was experienced during the whole passage
aad the loss of topsail and the sprueing of the
yards was sustained by the ship.-Kennebec
Journal
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

M. l.. A.-Our citizens will be delighted to
hear that the Mercantile Library Association
have secured the services of S. G. Clemmens,
Esq, Mark Twain) TO supply one of the lee
lures of the course. Mark Twain, as a humor
list, is equalled by but few in this country, and
is prob 'by surpassed by none, and the de-
mand for tickets to hear his lecture will proba-
bly, exceed any entertainment of the kind ever
given in this city,
The public are also reminded that the sale of
reserved seats for the Addie Phillips Concert
ON Monday evening next will commence at
Paine's Music Store on Friday morning. The
array OF talent is very strong, and, judging by
the splendid house that greeted Miss Phillips
last spring, we expect every seat in the house
will be sold
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

FIGURES are stubborn, incontestible, tangi-
BILE thing. Words may make fair promises,
and are also as "false as fair We love fig
ures, and hence we take pleasure in calling
attention to our Special Notice column, where
Cogia Hassan gives his price list. His motto
is, "The best goods at the lowest prices" and
the crowds daily visiting his store prove his
a,;t
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

A New PATENT.-An error anneared in opr
notice of patents last March, in which we
mentioned that patent had been awarded to
Capt John T. Thompson, OF Southport, for a
mast hoop instead of mast hook, and lib
hank, which invention has been examined and
approved by number of sail makers and rig
gers Of this city. He has been offered $1,000
already for his right, from Massachusetts.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

UNITED STATES HOTEL This old and pop
ular hotel under its new proprietors, bids fair
to surpass its previous efforts in recommend
ing itself to the travelling public. The new
firm is composed of men who know their bust
ness thoroughly, and heartily welcome the
coming, speed the parting guest" The estab-
lishment is thoroughly well known to all
throughout the State and elsewhere, and with
such man as Gibson at the helm will make
Drosperous ventures.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
VOCAL MUSIC
Mr.. a. II. WHEELOCK


Proposes to open school Tor instruction In the ele-
mentary principles OF Vocal Music, at the rooms II
the HAYDN ASSOCIATION, in Mechanics Hail.
TO meet on TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings, at
o'clock commencing Tuesday evening Nov, Id.
TERMS, for course OF twenty lessons, Gentlemen
$500, Ladies $780, payable IN advance.
He also proposes 10 open school at the same
place, for teaching the rudiments OF music TO a
Glass OF Children from to fourteen years of age
adopting the mode of instruction used by Profess r
LUTHER w. MASON, Teacher of Music in the
Boston Primary Schools, which method has proved
eminently successful. This class will me, t on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoons at
halt past two O'Clock. commencing Nov Sd.
GE -Messrs KOI ZSCHMAR, and LOW ELL have
had the opportunity of hearing Prof Mason's pupils
sing and can speak as TO the success of this method
in the Boston Schools.
TERMS, for course of twenty Lessons, 81, 80 in
advance.
Having had many years experience in teaching,
Mr.. W. hopes he may be abe TO do something To-
wards supplying the want felt and acknowled ged in
this community-of good elementary instruction in
singing. He is permitted to reter to Messrs Abper
Lowell, NJ N. Rich, A. M. Smith, Charles G. Rich
ards, Sumner @ Fernald, P. w. Neal, Hermann
kotzsehmar, VIM. Ii. bennett, Samuel Tbursion,
John L. Shaw. oc22-eod2v
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

NEW SMOKING CAR.-We mentioned yester-
day morning that new smoking car had been
placed on the Eastern road, between this city
and Boston, attached to Conductor Towle's
train. We took a look at it yesterday. 1t is
full size, about fifty feet in length, will accom-
modate some forty persons when seated and
an indefinite number when standing, is finish
ell off in fine style in highly polished black
walnut and bird's-eye maple, has side and top
ventilation, being of the Monitor pattern, and
is elegantly upholstered. 1t is also provided
with excellent water closets, wash rooms, &c.
1t was built at the Company's shop in Salem,
under the superintendent of Mr.. Somerby
master builder. To look at these luxuries of
travel and contrast them with the inconven-
fences people suffered from jou. neying fifty
years ago, reconciles one to many of the dis
comforts we are apt to growl about at the pres
ent day
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
Domestic vi urkeIs.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-6 P. M.-Cotton firm sales
22o0 bales; Middling upands 26lc. Flolr-sales
lower; superfne to fancy So q 25; do to choice
Western 30 q 30; Southern heavy; sales 1000
bbls:; common to choice 6 80 q 10 25; California
nominal. Wheat opened 1c better and closed dull
and heavy at "a &c lower; sales 10 900 BUSH. No.
Spring at % @ SO; Winter Red Western AZ a
l As. Corn 9 &c better; sales OCO bush.; Mixed
Western 92c q OF for unsound and 03 q 10 for
sound the latter price for very choice. Oats are
changed; sales $4,000 bush. Beef steady and IN
new mess 81 81 a 81 so; prime rs 50 a 26 90. Lard
firm and quiet; sales 1926 bbls. steam II q 1sc ket-
lie IS g 1Ste Whskey quiet; sales 100 bbls.; Yves
boxes Havana at 12ic. Moasses firm. TaIlow quiet
sales $4,000 TBS at a 11sc. Linseed quiet. Freighs
to Liverpool very firm; Cotton per steamer Id and
per sail I'd; Flour per sail Is 7sc.
NEW YORK, Oct. Plat sale OF Scranton Coal
to-day 10000 tons were disposed of at advance
over the last sale. Lump brought % a 55, seam-
boat 25 a All, crate % q 65, egg II "a 90,
stove OH q 80, and chestnut IS a OF. The ad-
in Stove Coal was 121 " the price OF
Sept 29th
DETROIT, Oct. 27-wheat advanced 1c; No. /
White IL "a IL. Barley heavy at 10 " GENITAL
CHICAGO, Oct. 27-Fiour dull; Spring extras %
q 50. Wheat easier and lower; sales No. at 900
"a 90; No.. 2 at 941 a 94Ic; in the afternoon No.
irregular; sales at 9sc buyer Oct and seller No.
vember. Corn quiet and firm; sales No. at &c and
654 O. 66c for No. q id the afternoon No. was dull
at 64s q Csc, seller October and 65ic buyer October
Oats quiet az 394 g 39lc for No. 2. Rye declining
and less active; No. 2 at zoe. b riley declining
High Wines IL. Mess Pork steady at 81 00 a 80 OC
for old and &c IS q 81 90 seller Jan. Lard quiet at
16J "a 1870. Green shoulders 105 q 123c. Cattle
duh at rs a rs for common to good Cows and %
tor choice shipping. Live Hogs firm and steady al
sos q Is for common and 10 10 for extra choice.
UINoINNATI. Oct. 27.-Provisions unchanged
Green Meats dull at III q 1l4c for shoulders.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 27.-Flour unchanged. Whea
quiet; No. at 99ic; No. 2 at 92zc. Oats heavy al
4Oc for No. 2. Rye nominal
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Thursday Morning, October %, 1869.
Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN
Auction Notice.. o. Bailey.
Sheriff's Sale.-F. .. Bailey.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Bro's and Shoes-T. E. Moseley & Co. Boston,
Price List joga Iassin. 100
Annual M letting Frankn w nart o. g. yp u
ID seouii uance of Flay Statiohs-'' =" IA H. ~.
Men Wanted-Chas Whne
Miliinery-Mrs. Cushman.
txsw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Cards W. Robinson
Annual Meeting Martha washington Society.
II : Hotel Gibson. Snrrell az Co.
Cheao CoaI-Samnel Rounds & Sons
Stray Sheep
Furniture, &c-H. j. Leavitt.
Dry Goo Is Leach g. Parker
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned violation OF the Rev
enue Laws, viz:
July %, 1869, on r. Rd. Wharf bottles Brandy !;
July "a, on board Sch. Abbie. I Dbl m nt ~
Aug A. ON the STR ct 1900 Cigars; Aug 10 at no. "
Market Square, 1853 cigars; Aug. ~ on poara
Brig Merriwa. Demlio6n ka% Is bottles BrspJv
and 70 onan Eggs sept p board Stmr Callota.
Gn S Sdad s@r fOTs sss
IO0o tigafs % On board St'mr New York, Al yds.
i listing; oct. at 19s Fore street, one package
Blk L small Iancy bag and Gold Pin.
u.s. nsrson or persons claiming the same are re-
rested to appear and make such claim within tweu-
ty days from inc nf; the sa,u
eet Congress in such case made and provided.
|. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
portland. Oct is. 1869 dlawSw
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
DETROIT, Oct. 27.-Wheat advanced 1c; No.
White II "a - Barley heavy at 2 10 & GENITAL.


LONDON, Oct. 27-1115 A. M.-Consols 93I for
money and account.
American securites-United States 5'20's 1862
80; do 1866 old, Ss DO 1867, 1928; do 1040's, 764.
Erie shares, 211; Illinois Central shares. 97s.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 27-11.15 A. M.-United States
5-20's active at IS.
and active; sales IL 900 bales Mddling upands I'D;
do Orleans I'D. Corn 30s. Pork 112Ys. Lard Ills.
Winter Wheat 9S Sd.
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PROPOSALS.
y - III. Lricf O( MninR

Office Of the United States Marshal. \
district Of Maine.
Portland, october q, 1890. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office No II Clapp's lock, Congress sireet, until
Thursday Nov 4Ih, 1869, at IL o'clock noon, Ior
mroisbing tn u. ). Courts with Fuel Tor the year
end ng nov. 4, 1870
The fuel required will be ne best sualry OF
LEIGH COAL, STOVE SIZ we'll screened and free
from slate and dust, and to be delivered in SUI h
quantities and at such times and place as the U. s.
Marshal for the District Of Maine, may direct.
Proposals TO be endoI sed Proposals for Fuel for
U. s. Courts and addressed to the United states
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
CHARLES CLARK,
oco2-t0d IT = Marshal, Dist. OF NJ anne.
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Widow., Wood Society.

The annual meeting of the Widows Wood
Society was held at the Office of McCobb &
Kingsbury, Exchange street, last evening, the
President, Hon. Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr, in
the chair. The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read, after which the Treasurer,
Samuel Rolfe, Esq made his report
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President. Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr.
Vice President-Harris G. Barnes.
Treasurer Samuel Rolfe.
Secretary-Charles Baker.
Purchasing Committee-Samuel Rolfe and
Charles Baker.
Agent-C. G. Hayes.
One Manager was elected from each religious
Society, as follows:
First Parish-Mark p. Emery.
Second Parish-S. w. Larrabee.
Third Parish and Central-F. E. Pray.
State Street-Chas. Payson.
High Streets. G. Chase.
Free Street-H. b. Hart.
First Baplist-D. b. Kicker.
Chestnut Street-H. q. Barnes.
Congress Sreet-Ezra Drew.
Pine Street-Geo. II. Cushman.
st. Stephen's-S T. Corser
st. Luke's-Geo. e. b jackson.
st. PauPs- Geo. +. Aver.
Congress So. Universalst John Barbour.
Second Universalist-S. III. Coesworthy.
Second Unitarian JAS Ii. Baker.
Casco Street-Thomas Cobb.
New Jerusalem Church-David Tucker.
Beth Rev +. Southworth
St Domnics, (Catholic) Daniel L. Began
Catholic Cathedral Patrick MCGOWAN.
Spiritual-Asa Hanson.
Prebe Street Chapel-Elbridge Tobey.
st. Lawrence Street-Robt. e. Perkins.
West CONGRATULATIONS johnson.
African Methodist-WiliamB Brown.
Observation-Disclosures RUBY.
Second Advent-Stephen r. Dyer.
The following tabular statement of the do
ings of the Society for the season ending April,
1869, was made by Mr.. c. c. Hayes, the Agent:
Whole number of benefciaries 703
Number of benefciaries in 1868, 633
Increase from last year, 20
Numb r tons coal delivered, 200
cords wood 166
Cost of coal, $4,000
wood, 1923
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28

The PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Lttle has been said
about this popular institution for long W lille,
but as we had occasion to visit the library the
other day we thought we would again urge
upon all our citizens who have any volumes
which they would be willing to contribute, to
send them in. Especially is this desirable in
the matter of books written in foreign Ian
guages French and German are particularly
needed. There are great many very good
French and German scholars in this city, many
of whom have not the means, however great
the inclination, to invest in buying them, and
yet would derive no end of instruction and
pleasure from them if they could be found in
the library. There are no doubt a number of
families who have copies OF favorite authors.
French, German, Spanish, ETC., on their well
filled book shelves, which they would hardly
miss or could speedily replace. Let all such
donate them to our Public Library and thus
aid those who have not the means to provide
for their own Improvement
All kinds of books Of reference are also ex-
tcemely valuable. Very often a lady or gen.
tleman would give more than book of refer
ence is really worth, if only for fifteen min
ute's use. And, in fact, all books on all sub
iects, whether scientific, general or fiction,
never come amiss.
Day aud evening the Library draws a large
proportion of cur citizens, both in search OF
books to carry home to read, and those who
make use of the reading room. And we hope
the day is not far distant when several of our
wealthy citizens will make purse and estab,
lish the institution in building of its own
worthy of itself and worthy of the city.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
popularity.

LADIES in want of millinery and fancy arti-
cles, (and what lady is not in want OF such ar
ticles,) will find it for their advantage to con-
suit the business notices of Kaler, Bowen &
Merrill
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
Sherif'S sale.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
Attached on sundry writs, and will be sold at
Public Auction, on Saturday, the 3oth day OF Ocio-
her, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Sales-Room OF f.
Bailey, Is Exchenge street. in Portland, and County
aforts ad the following personal property 10 Wit:
General assortment of Furniture, Bedding,
Crocktry and Glass Ware Stove, &c.
Dated at Portland. October 26 1863.
NJ. ADAMS Deputy Sheriff.
r. d. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
ocfo7tl
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Total amount expended,

1t was voted that the several churches take
up their collections as early in January as pos
siDle.
1t was voted that the President, Treasurer
and Agent have slips placed in the pews OF the
several churches, as reminders, the Sunday
previous to taking up the collection.
Adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-28
HARRISON, Oct. %, 1St

I1AKRISUN, VOU. -of f70'0
The second match of base ball between the
Harrison and Oxford mines, was played mere
october 23I, and resulted in a victory for the
l1arrlsons, by score of 30 to 81, as follows:
SUMMARY.
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na.rson-4 8 0 3 go
OAiord 2 O 4-2l