The Union and journal., 1870-12-23

salvage Of Is per cent Of the value Of oil saved
and 33 1-3 per cent. Of the value Of the vcssei
II she is got of al right The vessel and cargt
10 be delivered at Portlsnd. The cargo 10 carrie
ashore, conveyed over the hillo:k Of sand, ,thenct
| 10 Wells river, where schoooers losd u for Port
land. Capt. Clesyes saved 45 tons Of the cargo
during the first days operations The vesse
has settled some fifteen feet In the sand, bat !,
was thought sas might b got of yesterday.
NORTH sEawicK. ....
Last Thursday night burglars broke INTO ths
North Berwick bank and stole about $1,000 In
specie bills, and negotiable stocks. They alst
stole horse. the best In town, belonging "a
Samuel Buf1m & Co., buggy belonging e
william Tibbets, and . harness. About 624OO
Of the stolen property In gold, bills, and stamps
belonged 10 the bank. Mr.. g. II. Snov lose1
$4,000 In coupon bonds and el684 In U. 3,
bonds. belonging to various private individuals
Mr.. William Hill, known - "Friend Hill," ID
the heaviest owner In the bank, and holds about
$50, 900 Of Its stock. The bank d IN . small
wooden building standing alone. and no watch
was kept, % that the robbery was not discovered
untilithe cashier, Mr.. Hus,ey. opened the bank
Friday morning. The outer and inner doors ot
the safe were both broken open BY means Of steel
and iron wedges. These were len, and arc like
those left after the attempt on the South Ber-
wick bank last year. The burglars used 10
gunpowder, though fuse was found laid from
the bank doors to the safe. The windows were
curtained with black cambric. The robbers
over-hauled all the papers in the bank. but de.
stroyesd nothing. BY an oversight $1,000
government bond was let untouched. Two
previous attempts have been made at robbing
the hank before. Copies Of German and other
New York papers Of Sept, %, a. well - an
empty whskey Task with New York mark,
we're left behind. from which II would seem the
robbers were New York Germans. The loss to
the bank will In no way effect its usual business.
The horse and carriage WA recovered Tuesday
at Great Fails, In = stable there, and II was
thought one Of the robbers had been traced there.
while another was supposed to have gone to
Lawrence. Il Is also thought there may have
been an sccomplice 10 North Berwick.
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Sch. W d d (of Portland), Norton. from
Providence for New York, in going out Of New
port harbor A. NJ 10Th, oollided with sch Ea-
gle, (of Keunebunk) sesvey, from Bangor via
Stonngton for Baltimore, carrying away the
latter's jibboom. The w d D had msinsail
and foresail torn, and returned for repairs.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of Moussm
village have been rehearsing for dramatic en-
tertainment which commenced In the town hall
last evening and will continue this evening.
Sch. Frank, Thos. Charl master, arrived
here Wednesday, from Annisquam, Mass. and
reports the loss of one Of the crew, Oliver Smith
Of Kennebunkport. II was blowing fresh and
they were ree6ng the mainsail Smith was out
on the boom and fell OF and sank immei lately.
He was the son Of VIM. Smith, 2l, aud about
80 years Of age. 49,
Hon. VIM. d. Small, the republican candi-
date for Congress in the first New Hampshire
district, was born In Limington, In 1918,
ID q successful lawyer and ut the present time Is
State Senator from the 6rst district and Solicit.
or for Rockingham county.
LIMERICK.
IT. b. s. Davis (of Farinington) has sold the
right to make and sell his Improved Carriage
Brake In the county Of Oxford, to Rev. ]. 4.
wellman Of Temple.
Mr.. Wellman Is . worthy man and We are
glad he has been fortunate enough to secure an
Interest in this Brake a. there Is money In II,
and we know Of no man more worthy Of q por.
ton oft. This Brake has been In the field only
since Sept. Goth aud Mr.. Davis has made no ef-
forts to dispose Of Il until within Ave or six
weeks. The large amount OF territory he has
disposed Of since that time Is but q sure indcs-
ton that he Is bound to make fortune out Of
Il and we hope he will.
The Brake has been examined by some Of the
best mechanics in the country, all Of whom have
not hesitated to pronounce It superior 10 all
other Brakes. Il Is what has long been needed
and the people see Il and its durability and
cheapness must from necessity bring II into
general use.-Farminoton Chronicle Of Dec.
8, 1870.
Mr.. Davis has sold the right for York Coun-
ty to Messrs. A. NJ. Davis, J. @. Harmon and
II. II. Burbank Of Limerick. It ha self sd-
justing brake.
The Kittery ghost, AFTER having kept himself
hidden from mortal gaze for some time ro-ap-
peared last Friday evening. A lady Of that
town had occasion to 20 for . doctor at late
hour that evening, and on hei return, when just
In the hollow by the Methodist church, the
ghost made his appearance at her side. seem
ingly In no wise alarmed ut the fame In the Ian
tern which the lady carried, probably being
used to FIRE where he came from. The doctor
was some little distance behind. and saw the
ghost quite plainly but as soon As the latter
saw the doctor be disappeared-jumped over
the wall just as man would have done, the
doctor thinks Whether there is any natural
repugnance to or fear Of medical men among
departed spirits, or whether this particular
ghost was afraid the doctor would make him
take pills and rhubarb II he caught him, We
cannot say We only know that the spectre rc-
treated before the presence Of the "nedicne
man" and his terrible warcs.-Portsmouth
Chronicle.
The "ghost fever has reached the people OF
this town, and ghosts revisiting thus the
glimpscs Of the moon making night hideous, do
squeak AMI gibbcr rs In Roman streets.
The U. 8. s. Tallapoosa arrived at the Navy
Yard on Saturday from Washington, with
stores.