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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-06
Putnam
Supreme Judicial Csur,,

YORK COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1870. DANFoRTH, j., PRE-
SIDING.
No. S7-James NJ Burbank vs.. Joseph G. Deer
Ing. Finished and given to the jury, who rendered
verdict tor the plaintiff for 1902.
Drew-Eastman. Ayer-Smith.
No. 4Ss-Samuel w. Berry vs.. james NJ. Burbank.
Suit on note that is not contested. A set-of was
filed ON which alone dispute arises. Burbank and
Berry had note, given them by Levi Merrill, which
they individually endorsed to the York Natioual
Bank. When it was maturei it was taken M by
giving new note. Merrill as principal and Burbank
as surety. This second note paid by the surety,
Burbank; he claims that Berry should contribute be-
cause he second note went to relieve him AZ Joint
endorser with defendant of first note. Merrill de-
clines, saying the note which he was endorser was
paid without any request Of his or any demand ON
the PRINCIPAL tMerril notice to this plaintiff This
cause opened to the jury but after evidence va,
out was taken from them and reported to the full
Court for decision.
Hamilt0ns. Eastmar
Tuesday morning was occupied by hearing arRu-
ments on motions, demurrers, &c.
No. 7s2-James Ferguson. ibellant. VS.. Eliza Fer
guson. Divorce decreed.
Kimball. Inv.
No. Az Jennie H. whitehouse, nbellant. vs.. Har-
rison Whitehouse. Divorce decreed. Defendant de-
faulted.
Cakes.
The following assignment OF causes for trial have
been made:
46s-Pitts VS.. Pitts.
4A-Seavey ct al VS.. G ,odwin.
452-LeaSitt VS. Brown.
466-Sweat vs.. Hutchinson.
468-Drew Pitts
473-rratton vs.. Dol,iff, appellant
49U-Smart, az pelant, VS.. Burnham.
492-Gray VS.. Brown.
4t6-,irant VS.. Wildes.
Goldsmith ct Tx. VS.. Dole ct al
6O9-Came vs. Libby ct al.
6e3-McInifre VS.. Sayward.
628-Chellies vs.. Staples.
b33 Brown vs. Watson,
$50 Thompson vs.. Huse.
631-Libby executor, VS.. Ford, adm'x
640-Henderson VS.. Clark
666-Page vs.. MOulton.
668-Same VS.. Same.
b69-Burbank ,ymnes.
01-Piper vs. Irhabitants of Shapleigh.
693-Robers vs.. Hanson.
b95-Sayward ct al vs.. Written.
4ie-Nute vs.. Hanson.
4l3-Johnson vs.. hOberts, appellant.
4l7-Abbott, administrator, VS.. Libby.
33S-Warren vs. Harmon.
339-Han on, r.. ct ux. vs.. Smith.
253 Dixon vs.. Dearborn.
270-Smith VS.. Guptlll.
336-Ricker vs. Osborn.
4O,-Cbing va. Doe, appellant.
b27-DaDies VS.. Libby.
29-Fos0m vs. Mason ct al
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W RGINlA.
MORE DISASTERS BY THE FLOODS.

HARRIsONBURG, Oct. 8 Accounts continue
to come in of the destruction of property and
loss OF life in the lower valley of Virginia and
are truly heartrending. At Castleman ferry,
Jefferson county, the devastation is complete
All the houses, sixteen in number, were driven
from their mornings
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Superior Court,

OCTOBER TERM-aoDpARp. J pRrsrp1sa.
WRDNEsDAY.-Court came in i'm the morning. but
adjourned over till to-day after some severe remarks
oy the presiding Judge the negligence of the city
In net seeing that the heating was in proper
order.
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this afternoon the houses, store and lot Of land
known as the Caleb Small property on Brack-
EFT street near Carleton. The sale offers rare
chance for investment.
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JOSEPH s. JEwETT.-General Joseph s.
Jewett. one of our aged citizens died yesterday
morning at his residence in this city. He had
been i'll but few weeks, and slowly sank
away; going to his rest at ripe old age. Gen
eral Jewett was born in this city in June, 1888,
aud was 50 years and four months old at the
time OF his death. He resided many years on
his farm at Scarborough and afterwards at Cor
ham, from when he removed here. He was
Major General of the 9th Division of the mill
tia of Maine, and had held in the division The
various grades of offices from company sergeant
to general commanding. Gen. Jewe:t was we'll
and favorably known throughout the State,
and had been several times a member of the
Legislature. One by one our old and respected
citizens are passing away and we cannot but
miss their influence and presence in our midst.
We understand the Aged. Brotherhood will at
tend the funeral which will take place from the
residence of Gen. Jewett's sister, Miss Sarah
Jewett, at 81 Pleasant street, at half past two
O'Clock ON next Friday afternoon.
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Administrators Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

QY virtue of license from the Hon. John A
ID Waterman, Judge OF Probate, within and tor
the County OF Cumberland. shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, all OF the real estate be-
longing t. the estate OF Caleb s. Small, deceased,
consisting of Houses Store and lot OF land, situated
ON the southeriy side Of Bracket St., and near
Carleton St., on Thursday. the 9Th day of Oct Der
next, at O'Clock P. M. The above real estate will
be sold subject to the dover interest of the widow
said Small; also subject to MORTGAGE TO Isaac W.
StockwelI, Ct Danville, Canada ,st, dated Septem
Der 18th, 1866 for the sum of $4,000 on two years,
recorded, book SO page 1877 also subject to mort
gage to the City of Portland bearing date Aug. sd,
1869, for the sum OF $34O A. payable in equal in,
staments in 8, ami 10 years, recorded book $780,
page Al. VIM E. NORRIS,
Administrator with the will annexed.
r. Q. BAILEY Il CO., Auct'rs.
mher6
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LuMBER.-About one hundred and forty mil
lion feet lumber has been manufactured in the
Ottawa (Cauada) district this year, of which
one hundred million feet has come to the
United States, mostly through Portland.
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SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct 5.-we quote: to Livernoo,
ner sail % on npands; Sea ISLANDS Id. 70 Liverpool
va New Yo,k, through per steam I'd on upiands:
sea Islands Il. 16d To Matanzas, Lumber Sc gold !:
to Liverpool s7s Sd q 40s R,sawed Lumber to Bal,
tmore; 81 7 so; to New York 50; to Boston, SO;
phia, Timber $40; New York $40. New York. DER
steam, &c b on uplands Sea Islands 1c; domestics
" bale; Rice 81 90; Wool 1c. To Boston. per
steam, on uplands, 1c on Sea Islands, per sail lie
on 1plands; through to Providence Q q 10, on up
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GO M M Err GAL.
Receipt. by Railroad. and s.e.mbo

STEAMER MONTRE AL FROM BosroN.-52 bars and
ID bdls steel, ~ kegs lead OIL 80 bbls pork
and shoes. 40 bags oysters, % nests tubs. casks
erockery 80 bbs onions 20 bags "copper" 25 kegs Soda
~ pkgs furniture, 30 bxs bread preparation 12O casks
toes. ties lard 20 frkns lard, crates bottles, 800
hides 10 bds sheet iron, boat, 100 bbls -four, 19
10 bbls do % bags sp ces, 2o0 pkgs TO Princes Ex
press 175 do Sws!ts do 12o DO order; For Canada
bales burlaps, 20 do WOOL stoves 115 bdls leather
30 casks nails pl ties iron, soap stone Stoves II
tables, bxs marble, 120 pkgs to order.
GRAND Trunk KAILwAY-199 cans milk, car
shook do slabs, do potatoes, do scrap iron do
bark, do boxes, do corn, 10 do lumber, do sun
dries 1000 bbls -four. For shipment east, 100 bbs
flour, car oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-105 bds handles 65
cases carpets Al bags potatoes GO bxs axes cars old
IRON, do sab wood, 1000 sides leather 80 bxs STEEL
CO do sundres. 4 f-.l
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Misceilane Gus Notices.

The furniture, fixtures and tools removed
from Barnum's Saloon in Fluent Block, will
be sold at auction this forenoon in the Mart
building by f. o. Bailey g. Co.
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Our wholesale price current list aud weekly
review of the Portland market will be found
on the fourth page this morning,
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LEvEE-The Ladies of Preble st. Chapel
are to hold levee in their Vestry, corner Of
Preble and Portland st., this evening, Thurs
day Oct g. to obtain the funds necessary to
complete the payment on their new organ.
They will offer good variety of useful a:ti-
Giles for sale and also the usual refreshments.
They hope to receive a liberal patronage from
their friends and the citizens of Portland gen.
orally. The admission fee is light, only Is
cents.
THEATRE.-The Wallhalla and Bioplastic
Troupe had crowded house at the theatre
last evening. The various performances elic-
ted great applause. We have not time or
space this morning to mention the different at
fractions of this company, and will only say
that the Fountain of Gold and Silver Waters is
one of the richest and most attract re exhibit
lions that has been given at the theatre The
same troupe will perform this evening, with a
change of programme.
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1t is thought that Victor Emanuel will guar
antee the pontifcal debt.
1t is positively asserted that Garibaldi has
left Caprera
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THE COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-The County
Commissioners we're in session yesterday and
We learn that among the business transacted
by them they reported favorably on petition Of
Oliver Pope and others for townwav in
Windham. The petition of G.. T. Blake and
others OF Gorham for the discontinuance of tba
county way was not granted. They granted
the petition of A. P. Merrill and others for a
county way in Falmouth. j. P. Hubbard of
Hiram, J. P. Perley of Bridgton and Tobias
Lord of standish were agreed upon by petition.
ers and commissioners as committee to an
praise damages on the highway in Bald win
ana Sebago. A bearing before the Commss-
toner's was granted, on the petition of Robbie
Whitney, for damages.
The afternoon was occupied by the Commits
sioners in setting with the County Treasurer.
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

DURSUANlto license from the Probate Court
L for the County OF Cumberland, suall offer at
public auction. on Monday, the tenth day of Ucto-
Der next, at IL o'clock NJ, on the premises,
Tive Good building Lots,
40 by so feet, located the eastery side of India
street, between the new Universalist church and
ward room. WIN III. JERKS,
Administrator de bonis nop
f. o. BAILEY, s. CO., Auc' ionesrs.
Sept TO- 1870. sepl0d3w
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ARRESTS. officer Barbour yesterday arrest
ed John Anderson and James Anderson, two
lads Is and 9 years old, belonging in Lewiston,
who, some days ago, stole about $50 from their
mother in that city and have been "on q time
ever SINCE The lads were locked up.
Officers Chase and Rich last evening arrest
ed Liz O'Neal, who, last week threw a stone
at girl, cutting open her head. She was
lock up for examination.
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THAT man that took travelling bag from the
X. & P. depot and afterwards had it at the
Preble House. had better return it to the Preb-
le House to save trouble and expense for he is
well known. 2te
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Brick, stone and Wooden Build
ing Material at Auction,

ON SATURDAY, October 9Th, at 70 o'clock
" p NJ, we shall sell the Stone Steps, Bricks
Cellar Stones, and Wooden Materials belonging to
the large House, L, Shed and Barn, known as the
Parris Prepe~ty. earner of Dantnrth and Emery sts
This ma ial will be sold in one or more lots to
suit the compony present. 80 days time will be Civ
en- to remove the same.
oc5td +. o. BAILEY g. Co, Auetioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-06

The MONTHLY MEETING Of the Army and
Navy Union was largely attended Tuesday
evening. Severa. candidates for membership
were admitted, and other applications receiv-
ed. 1t was voted to have the Constitution and
Bylaws printed in book form, for the use of
members and those DESTROYS OF joining. A
communication was received from the Army 8
Navy Union of the Gulf greeting the Portlar
Union, as the only one represented at the year
ly meeting at Boston, and in point of enter
prise and prosperity the banner organization
of the country. 1t was vo.ed to make arrange
ments for grand Parade on the occasion of
the opening Of the Grand Concert Course.
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Desirable Residence on Bracket
street by Auction.

nN TUESDAY, October 18th. at 8 O'Clock P. NJ,
" we shall sell the very desirable residence, No as
Bracket ct. The house is 1-2 story, in thorough
repair, slated root copper cutters, hea,ed by fur
pieces, thoroughly drained, Plenty hard and soft
water, good stable with carriage-house connected;
size OF Tot between 4 and thousand eet' Tue gar
den contains the finest outdoor grapes pears cur
rants, &c.
Alttge her this is one OF the most desirable resi-
dences in the market. We would ask all looKipg for
a convenient and pie SAINT house to examine his
property. I've owner is about leaving the State, and
the property will oe sol wltaout reserve
az said property can be examined at any time on
Monday or Tuesday before safe.
oc4td f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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~. COHN ID. Z UDSON, sec y.
On and after Monday Sept 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at 1880 P. NJ, instead of
7.15 A. M. If
HoUsEKEEPERs ASK YOUR GRocERs for the
celebrated Lindell Mills Gem, or Gem of st.
Louis Flour, made from choicest winter wheat,
ifyou desire splendid bread, being light and
white, best and cheapest -four in the market
thu best is always the cheapest, every good
housekeeper says so. See advertisement.
WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE of tonic and
Alternative medicines known, none is entitled
to more consideration than the Peruvian Sy-
rup. In all cases of enfaebled and debilitated
constitution it is the very remedy needed
The most positive proof of this can be adduced.
oct4-eod&w1w
PHALoN's "VIrALIA" FOR THE HAIR can be
found everywhere. It is clear, and has no sed-
iment This wonderful preparation is PRA-
Ions VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
Poured on the hands, it leaves no stain. 1t is,
nevertheless, the most effective article of its
class ever advertised.
Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers.
oct3 eod1w
The GREAT ENIeMA.-A thousand guesses
have been made at the ingredients of Sozo-
DON'T, the most wholesome and perfect dental
purifier the world has ever seen. They were
all wrong, SO, by way of throwing a little light
on the subject, it is now announced that the
LIBER, or inneri bark of the QUILLAYA SAPo-
NARIER,the Soap Tree of the Valley of the An
des, is one of the components of that peerless
dentriice.
'SPALDING's GLUE" useful and true.
oct3
EB- If you don't want to disgust everybody
with your offensive breath, cure your Catarrh
upon which it depends. $500 reward is offer
ed by the proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for a case of Catarrh which he cannot
cure. 1t is sold by druggists. Can get it for
sixty cents by mail from DR.. r. " Pierce, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pamphlet free.
Don't be swindled by men calling themselves
DIR. Sage; Br R.V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.
is the only man now living that can make the
Genuine and original DIR. Sags's Catarrh
Remedy, and private Government Revenue
Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait, name and
address, is upon every package Of the genuine.
Oct4-eod1w tu-th- S&w1t
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CoRREcTIoN-It was George F. Talbot, Esq +,
anu mrs. s. t. Spring who we're elected dele
gates from the Park street Unitarian (uot Uni
versalist) Society, to the Unitarian Convention
TO be held in New York during the present
month We printed a somewhat different
statement yesterday.
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Administrators sale Of Real Es-
tate

RY virtue OF a license form the Judge of Probate
- OF the County OF Cumberland, 1 shall sell AT
o'clock A: M on the premises the following Real
Estate which was OF Ann Shattuck, la,e OF Port
land, in said County, deceased, wig: Five Eigh b
parts IN common and undivided, of a certain LOT OF
land on India street, between Middle and Newbury
streets, In said Portland. adjoining land OF Henry
bradbury N the southwest side of said India ST.,
thence running north-wesferly said liue OF said
India street, C6k teet to land formerly owned by
Peter johnson, and extending back south-westeriy
from said India street, 90 eet 10 land OF Joseph p.
Taylor, keeping average width OF about 81 feet.
JAMES MOUNTFORr,
Admir- of the Estate OF Ann Shattuck.
f. o. BAlLEP & CO, Aurtioneers,
September Is, 1870 d1aw rh oc 9 ,dtd
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Seizure Of Goods.


NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
~ cribed goods were seized at this port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation OF the
Revenue Laws, viz:
May %, 1870, on board Stmr Chase eases t6 HIP
doz Brandy May &c. on board Sch. Ocean be'ie
2bbls Molasses $50 cigars. so lbs lgar May 81 on
board Sch "Georgie Staples" tbl Sugar nne CO.. ~,
on board Sch kebecci ann 9ass Johnson" 1s2
Cigars 90 board s%r on board O stmr
On DO ,a ss B5 ay n At Store
req, narass ST. 96 Gig trs; Aug 3, at Saccarappa
$500 Aug store ON baa1d Sch fs 900
p oS ,, 70 rs cases Brandy. 1l-12 case Gin.
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re-
~ DAYS from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed Of in accordance with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provide I'd.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR,
Collector,
Portland, Sept, %, 1870. dlaw3w Wd
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sTNHGSE in want OF Plain or Fancy Job Printing
L will find it TO their advantage to call onwM. NJ,
MARKS, at the Daily Press Job Printing once, Ex-
hange Street, P0rtsnd.
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BosroN, Oct. 5-[Reported FOR ne fress;!
The following is a list OF prices quo'eu 'n'' "''e'
noon:
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Guardians sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF a license from the Judge of Probate
ID OF the County OF Cum serand, shall sell at
A. M, at The office OF Geo. r. Davis & Co., corner
OF Congress and Brown Ss., the following described
real estate. VIZ All the right, title and interest
Looney, and Geofgiana Looney, minor children and
heirs OF Bartholomew Looney, late OF Portland de-
ceased have IN and to house ana lot numbered sx on
Briggs St., in said Portland.
FRAN K G. PATTERSON
sepza-lawSw Guardian tor SAID minors.
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The Aged brotherhood Association are re-
quested to attend the funeral of the late Gen
Joseph S. Jewett, at 81 Pleasant St., on Fri
day afternoon at 10 o'clock Per Order
2t .JoHN r punsoN Sec,v
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BURLEIGH. 81 Middle street, has got his back
up. He is selling Mems and Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost
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TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
BY HENRY TAYLOR s. CO.,
AT THE BAZAAR & AUCTION ROOMS
Ia d 10 Exchange ST., and 3Oy Conf 81.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES

a. M
and in good ronning cfder. W."
TOP BUGGY-5uilt by W. p. Sargent & Co.,
Boston, in goos"rder. ready for immediate use.
SpRINGf ap an Vase MAG9Susptie thing for the
So1ta Season.
Jew CONCORD wAGON-Mass. built, light,
trimmed with leather. very desirable thing LOT
riding purposes.
BREWSTER TROITING wAGON-But ia
New York, in perfect order, and as good as when
new.
BEACH Standing top, rolls up all
round, shifting seats, nearly as good as new
FARM WAGON-New, N. H. built, Farm Wag-
on side springs, withtwo shifting seats.
CONCORD WAGONS-Two new Mass built,
very light Concord Wagons; leather trimmed; a
nice thing.
BREWSTER TROTTiNG WAGON-Very light,
built in New York, and good as new, hung on end
or eleptic springs.
oc5td HENRY TAYLOR, Auctr.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-06

80 RUM BARRELS cheap at st. Louis Flour
store, next to City Hall. wit
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SEE notice of money found, in another co
umn.
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AUCTION SAL
Furniture Of Barnum's Eating Sa-
loon at AucfiOu

WE shall sell the Furniture removed from Bar
w NUNS Eating Saloon Ia Fluent Block on
thursday, Oct 9Th at 10 A NJ, at the Mart sujdinq
Congress st. consisting in part Crockery and Glass
Ware, Table, chairs, Mirrors, B. err Pump. Casters,
Coniec TONERS Tools, Ice Cream Moulds, &c
octitd +. o. BAILEY & Co., AucFrs
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TIL e PRESS
Thursday Morning, Ootobsr 8, 1870
Portland and Vicinity.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. This Evening.
Entertainment. i. Lincoln Hail.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Millinery, &c. .Cogia Hassan.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House to Let. Geo. R. Davis g. Co.
Real Estate Tor Sale. d. Geo K. Davis & Co.
House Wanted.
--latest Novelties. Mrs. 7. Lobenstein.
House to Let. =. j. j. Chenery.
Money Found.
Flour. -. Woodbury.. Latham & Glidden,
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Furniture, stoves, Carpets, sc, by
Auction

ON FRIDAY, Oct 7th at 10 o'clock A NJ at Sales.
~ room, Mahog any, B,a,k Walnut aud Painted
furniture, Crockery and G,ass Ware, Velvet, Brus-
seis ana Ingram CARPETS Feather Beds, HAIR Cot
ton. and Excelsior Mattresses, Bedding Cook and
Parlor Stoves in VARIETY, &c. S-
oc5td f. o. BAILEY & CO. Auctionesrs
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ON and after Monday Sept 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec R. R. Depot at 1850 P. M, instead of
715 A. M +f
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STOCKS were active though the closing prices were a
ction on from the highest OF the day. Reading
IS the feature OF the MARKET and the reported CLIQUE
Boston and Philadelphia operators are at work to
&c the plics up to a point profitable for them to
load.
rhe following are the nuotaIinns of Railxau Ctocls
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-06

THE vOMTTO-HEAvY RAINS.
MADRID, Oct. 5-The vomto has spread to
Alicante and citizens are leaving.
Olozaga's resignation as minister to France
has been formally accepted.
Heavy rains have fallen recently in Valencia
aud the streams are much swollen. Much
damage has been done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-03

Patrick Murphy, aged TWENTY-FIVE, while
stavine with a friend named James Wood,
Thursday night, at Hartford. Conn, shol
him with intent. il is alleged, to rob, iii
which he was foiled. Wood Is dangerously
wounded.
The Illinois Condensing Company ship
six carloads of preserved milk monthly
from Elgin eastward.
All the street railroads in New York AND
Brooklyn, with one exception, have reduced
fare to five cents.
The railway between New Orleans and
Mobile will soon be completed.
A gold premium of s. is offered for the
hest mixer ct the Knoxville Fair.
La Crosse, Wis, is to have five-acre
park-the donation Of one OF her citizens
Emigration to Southwest Missouri is quite
brisk just now. .> ST
Two thousand tive hundred mulberry
trees are growing in California.
The grasshoppers have disappeared irou
Utah.
California has town called Cut-throa1
Depot