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N amicspal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Peter DAILY. Assault with in
tent to commit . rape. Continued one week and
respondent ordered to recognize to the Stare with
furetes in the of $500 tor his personal appear
ance at that time. Sureties furnished.
A. w. Bradbury.
State vs.. Mary Brennan. Assault on Mrs. Mer-
ril The complainant says she was walking BY Mrs.
Brennsn's hou when the latter poured kerosene on
her. drenchng her hair and injuring her dress. The
defendant says it was purely accident. Fined 81
and cost Paid.
Carleton. O'Donnell.
State VS.. John Starkey. Assault and battery. Con-
tinued till Wednesday, October -.
States vs.. Charles M .Carthy. Search and seizure
Plea. guilty.. Fined $50 and costs Paid.
State Geo. F. Griffin. Throwing stones in tho
street. Plea, guilty. Fined 81 and costs. Paid.
Stae VS.. Michael Regan and John OBrion. Re-
sisting officer. Fined $40 and one half costs each
and 10th put under bonds in $500 to keep the peace
six months.
Libby.
State Va. Matthew Curran. Intoxication and dis
turbance. Fined IS and COSTS Paid.
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FROM CHAOS TO CABLE:-Our readers will
thank us for heartily recommending Prof
Rohde's magnificent exhibitions. He is abun-
dainty supported in his assertion that his ex-
hibitions are beyond comparison the most ar.
tistically beautiful aud interesting OF apy of
the kind given in the United States. They
have been gwen with great success in all the
great capitals Of Europe. Tn New York the
press encouraged them most warmly. Last
spring they were given at the fremont Tenn
pie in Boston and We copy the following from
the Boston Press:
-, All thefpalntines ale meritorious, and some of
them OF wonderful beauty and of great signifi-
canoe. Boston Daily Aduertiser
Pfof Rohde's exhibition drew very large
ana enthusiastic audience at fremont Temple
last evening. The paintings are EXQUISITE
beauty Boston Journal.
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TUEsDAY.-Samue Dutton vs. st am-tue Exnress.
Libel to recover damsg to the plaintiffs vessel,
called the A. Hooper, lumber Ia len schooner which
the stram-tug Express ndertook TO tow from the
whar In Ellsworth. down the river to deep water on
July 10th, 1862 and which was run on the f. g and
damaged, as Is alleged, by careessness of defendants
boat
Toe case comes from the District Court, where de-
cison was given for plaintiff Tor $3.50 and COSTS from
which decision an appeal was taken to the Circuit
Judge. clearing in progress.
A. Strout. G. Talbot.
Geo. P. Dutton. l.. A. Emery.
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N e N EWS.
PORT OF pOuvLAND.


luesaay. October II.
ARRIVED,
FoS,ynr r. rev York, Winchester, st John. B. via
nar9ne pairing, Mcdonald. Philadelphia to
hanoaii meal lister & Co.
i<rg frontier. MORGAN Sat;I,o p,v.- ,,rd nina
to Richardson & Sur liyapt paw
Raho ~aty Stewart. Adams, New York. coal to
LOB n y, hidden, Br) Moore, New Bedford, to
Portland Co. e'pn'a'-Hon 10
SCH p Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ,-clav
sen w Benedict, Higoee, New York.-saud to
~ Sch Atlantic. Pierce. New York-oats to Geo W
,,s sss n'amhall, hamilton, New york-iron to R,l
n S Sn >now. Thorndlke, dout.-cenent to G A
Sch Stevens, Bolton Elzabethport.
sen Ann Maria, Allen, Boston.
Sch Laura h Marion. Clifford BOSTON
Sch Wentworth. Jones Boston IN, noroor
Sch Sarah Smith, Cookson, Boston for Bangor.
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Q O Nj M T. EE DIAL.


~eceiOts by Railroads aud dtea m boats.
STEAMER jon BROOKS FROM BOTTOMS chests
IN cases aud 10 bales domesti s. 100 bxs cheese
ooo sneeP skins 10 ties ard Is empty cider barre
r"" sa l7S wei hts ~ nd pipe, 30 bars
nsn zoo ta.hom cham. a coils c,rrase 30 bds hoi-
low ware. sewing machines, 10 cases lead, organ,
coll MANILA goo fire bricks. Is bbl. OIL IS bds If m
10 bales WOOL 275 pkgs inces Express, 200 do to
SWEETS Express, 100 do tb0rdrr. For Canada and o
country. 100 empty barrels "A bales mani i.
i empty Casks, 20a fir. BRICK, is bbis OIL bales bags
frkins butter. Sc bills sheet ron is bales wool, 34S
sash weighs, 100 pkgs to ,rier.
GRAND TnUNK RAILWAY 100 cans milk 10 cars
lumber, do shoox 10 do bark, do iron d. DO. A.
70 s. 10 bran do cattle, rars sun les 1900 bbls
nour. oo aP le1 Is lbs butter, 200 sug IT boxes-
cheese. 7ri ri = w
MAINE CENTRAL RAIrwAY-75 cases. 16 Quarters
beef, ~ bos apples, 10 BEAM yarn $50 bush pota-
toes, Is Dbs beans, 80 pkgs sundr,es, fo"'
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Fine Furniture. Carpets, 60. by
auction.

0NTUESDAY. OFT. IS h, at 10 o'clock A NJ we
~ shall sell To Flu 'niture in hon e No. 48 srackett
STREE, consisting in part OF Parlor Suit In sr.en
plush AMI back walnut, Dvan and Uttomans TO
% 'tch, Sofas Easy Char, elegant black walnut
Book Case. marble top Tables, Whstn L, Or sd 8,
Fog Brus eis Carpet Oil Painings and En- rawlings,
Chin Sc Tables, mahog my CbamOer Sc mahogany
and painted Chamber "u nitu e. Ne ,ther Beds. at
tIesses w rdrote. Sc rotary block walnut Exten.Ion
Table. Lining Chairs CHI. stnut 81 eboar marie
t9P) Or ckefy an q ass Ware, Mo lei Co,k stove,
from g Table. together = tn the Krchsn Furniture.
ibis furniture all made to orier, Is of ~ II ct
finish and W rkmarship. The paror furniture will
sid a. ~ o'clrk.
t121 o'cio k, one side spring Wa ron, J. NJ KIM
bali q q, make; ooe light rnes-; Child's Car
riage; together with stable utensils.
ociItd +. U. b aILEY 6 Co , Austioneers.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise having peen
4 seized tor violation Of the Revenue LAWS OF tho
United States, and h Uni ~ States Appraisers &
this port having certified under cath that TIE ex-
psnsr OF us keeping will ai aely reduc. the net rro
zee 8 OF the safe, the same will be sofa a. puo &c
auc'I a, the stable ct Joseph sawyer, on Fe sra,
corner ct Market stret in this city. wednesday,
october 10, 1T at 10 O'Clock N, 10 wit:
Chestnut colored Mare
Buggy Wagon.
Hai mss.
Under provisions OF Sec. 10 OF the act entitled
IAN scr further preveat Smuggling and for other
pu, poses," approved Jul ~ 1866.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, OciobeI II, 49, oci1td
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FRE.-We learn from a gentlemen who
came from Hollis yesterday that on Monday
night after u o'clock the two story brick store
owned by Moses Dunn and stua ed at Salmon
Falls, Buxton, caught ire by some unknown
means aud was entirely Quilted, while the
one story and half wooden store adjoining,
formerly owned by Mr.. Rumery and occu-
pied BY Mr.. Woodman was totally destroyed
Loss not known.
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REV. MARK TRAFToN.-This distinguished
clergyman AMI ex member of Congress from
Massachusetts, who is one of the most interest
ing OF lecturers, possessing in addition to his
other qualifications, a fund of humor that is
Irresistible will lecture at City Hall on that en-
crossing topic. The Coming Woman" We
have no doubt there will be very large audi
ence as the subject is one that at this time is
absorbing public attention.
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THE GoRHAM. PIANo.-Our music loving
people will have an opportunity very soon to
examine and decide upon the merits of a new
piano-torte-at least new in this part of the
Countrywide Gorham piano. Several of them
are in use in Portland and are said to be ex.
cellent Instruments. We refer to the adver-
tisement in another column.
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THE SECOND PARISH FAIR-The ladies' of
the Second Parish will hold Fair and Festi-
val at the vestry Of their church this after
noon and evening. We hope and exp, ct
their treasury will be filled by the contri-
button of their many trends and the church
will rapidly approach completion. There will
be fancy articles, fruit, flowers and CONNECTION
cry for sale and a very pleasant time may be
anticipated.
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New SINGING SoHooL. 1T will be seen by
advertisement that Mr. A. P. Wheelock will
open singing school at Mechanics Hall short
ly. Mr.. Wbeelock is the Nestor of music
teachers in Portland and we have no doubt
that the public will respond heartily to the an
nOuncement
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A despatch from Nancy announces that the
important town Of st. Dizer, il the DEPART
ment OF Haate Marne, was given over to
sack by the Prussian commander, in revenge
for the loss of number of men who we're said
to hav, been shot at from houses. The town
ing the whole day. Ali the principal buildings
aud dwellings OF the rich were plundered of
their valuables, and despoiled of property to
the value of thousands of francs. A shoemaker
was taken beyond the city confioes and execut-
ed for firing at the Prussans.
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Choice GrOc, ries and tore Fla
lures at Auction.

IN FRIDAY, OF. Iih. at 1-2 o'clock p. NJ we
~ shall sell the stock il >t're NJ 1872 Excnacge
street cons sting IL part chss Tea whole C1ff e,
flour, whole and pue ground Spices, starch, Rais-
ms, soap syrup Dried Arpies, camel & DDS In va
ilety crackers, Candies. Mustard, CUcoanut rlavor-
lnss tarina, ocoa Shells Salsratus, Herbs, Corn
Starrn, ToDareo, ga i'm orted as lie SOAP sat.
board. Clothe- Pias &c. Store Furniture Stove,
Ice Chest, Coun er tbench top) Paf run Scales Cot
fee Mill, set Tin Spec Cans, Measures, Scoops SC.
The above goods are fresh and tirst c ass.
oc12,d o. BAILEY & co, ,uctione-rs.
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Acc1DENTs.-Yesterdsy morning horse be-
longing to DR.. Stone of Westbrook took fright
on Congress street and ran into the wagon of
Perkins, the candy man, then caromed on an
other team and had such a twist on that be
ran into the fence in front of the old Longfel-
low house, completely staving it in, and was
caught there. M
A horse attached to buggy ran into an ex-
press cart at the corner of Union and Middle
streets yesterday, taking a wheel off the buggy.
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THE TILTON-FULrON QUARREL.
NEW YORK Oct 1.-Theoiore riltOn pub.
fishes IN the Brooklyn Union this evening with
displayed beading, an artlcle entitled REV.
Lager Beer Fulton" including the original
editorial of the 7,h, the Boston dispatch Of this
morning announcing libel suit and the fol-
lowing reply:
Il have the honor to say that when the
above libel suit comes to trial. a we'll known
and reliable gentleman will make affadavit
that my statement in the Brooklyn Union con-
corning Rev. Justin D. Futon's drinking sew
eral glasses OF lager beer in a Bowery saloon
90 Sunday night after preaching service is
true. (SignedO
THEODORE TlITON
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BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
LOWELL, Oct 11.-Jas. Chandler, Augustus
CrummetG. John Bnrns aud two others were
killed by boiler explosion at Aliens sawmill
this morning.; and several others injured some
supposed fatally. The boiler was new and the
cause of the explosion is unknown.
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Wednesday, Morning, 0otsbsr r., 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise ents Te.Day,
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
US Marshaps Sale. s. s. Marble.
Horses, Carriages, &c. :. Henry Taylor q Co.
Furniture. SC. ~. D. Bailey q Co.
Horses. ...F. o. Bailey 4 Co.
Groceries, SC. ...F. o Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall. Chaos t. the Cable.
Singing School. "A. Wheeock.
City Hall. -. The d0re Thomas.
State Exhibition. ;. Forest CITY Park.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice Estate OF Isaiah Frye.
Probate FoIices. Il E. r. Staples.
Lost. ii. Overcoat
Piano Fortes. >. C. L. Gorhsm & Co.
City of Portl,nd. +. H. l. Rablson.
Warned. :. Board
Hovse 10 Rent. VI. g. Palmer.
Want d.. -. Board.
Ale. G. A. Andrews.
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THE RAILROAD INJUNCTION CASE. The
hearing set down tor yesterday in the Supreme
Court on the motion for an Injunction against
the Maine Central Railroad Company in rela-
ton to co consolidation, &C., did not Ike place.
The bill in equity has been filed in court in
day for hearing upon it.
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The RAILROAD ORDERs.-The orders that
hive passed the City Council relating to the
loan of the Portland and Rochester Railroad
Co. and or antipg permission to the Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad Co., to lay another
track through Commercial street, we're both
effective
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A Prussian Success at Artenay.
Reported Death Of Prince Fyeder-
Charles.
A Town Sacked by the Prussians.



THE ERIAL POST.
Tours, Oct. n.-Gam betta's balloon brought
out OF Paris nearly 80 900 letters, each weig hing
about four grains. There we're still 5000
such letters waiting despatch at The Paris post
office. Carrier pigeons have considerable
more than thew can do.
PRUSSlAN ATROCITIES.
The PruSsIans shoot all the Franc Tireurs
they capture. This is one reson why the lat
ter carry the black flag These atrocities are
not committed by large bodies of Prpssans but
bv those not under command of their superior
officers.
FRENCH RETALIATION.
The Prussiaus having thr-aten-d TO execute
the municipal authorities at Ablis because at
that place the Franc T,reurs surprised the
euemv, killing many and capturing Othe' $,
me French government has given official pub
NC notice that one Prussian prisoner will be
shot Tor every person killed by the Prussians
THE DEATH OF PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES,
Inc journals Of this city to-day, publish the
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~P'CA"C SoUsCu0a COutt.
oCrObER TERM, A. D, 1870, BARROWs, j., PRE-
SIDING
TUESDAY. The October term of the Supreme
Court commenced this morning. Judge Burrows D, e.
siding. Prayer was offered by Rev W. H. Fem, of
High Street Church. The day was spent in calling
the docket AMI assigning cases for trial. The Jury
will be empannelled tomorrow.
On motion o. VIM. II. Clifford, ESQ.,, William F.
Seivey was admitted to practice in all the Courts in
this Stafa
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OCTOBER rEaa-G0DDARD.J j.. PREsIDINa.
TUEsDAY'-No 1871 Sarah W. Gertz vs. Charles
h. Blake Trrpass quare clGusun,. to settle con-
struction OF Deeds On trial. MIR. Webb finished his
argument ior the defense.
Howard & Cleaves. Webb.
The following assignment of jury trials have been
made:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL.
1863 Garter vs.. r. :. q P e. K. Co,
26s-NcBri e vs. CULVER ct al
123-Lewis ct al VS.. Dunn ct al.
12l-Shephei d ct al vs.. Same ct al,
14-Marr ct al VS.. Same ct al.
2f5-Getchel IS. Raymond.
376 Cash vs.. Leighton.
269-Putnam, s. vs. Leigh,
369-Gordon ct al vs.. Harm N.
THURSDAY, OCT. IS.
190-M0ulton, Jr., vs.. ribbetts.
36-Davis vs.. Dodge.
33)-Sturdivant et al. va. Hull
a40-BOyd vs.. Coffin, appellant
FRIDAY, ocr. Il.
3S6-Smith ct al. VS. Ward.
-, SATURDAY, OCT. 10.
26S-Fluent vs. Gee ct al
MONDAY, OCT. IT.
15l- Greene VS.. Portland.
~ TUESDAY, OCT. 10.
425-Nob'e ct al vs.. Cook,
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E. 81. ELwELL, Egg editor of the Trans
CRYPT, will give the second lecture Of the course
to the students OF Gorham Seminary this eve
ming at the Academy Hail. Subject "Scenery
and Resources of Maine.
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LECTURES ON GEoLoGY.-Prof. Denton bad
house crowded to the very entry last evening
at Congress Hall, and he was much admired
He will give bis third lecture this evening. As
he is splendid lecturer we advise all interest.
ed in Geology to attend
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.
CONCORD, Oct. II. The trial of Elijah G. i.
Stevens OF Franklin, for murder in he Sec
ond degree by killing with a knife Henry F..
Gardiner in quarrel growing out of game
of cards, commenced here to-day.
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CONGREGATIONAL JUBILEE MEETING.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. Il The Congregational
ISIS OF this State observed the Pilgrim jubilee
to day by large and interesting meetings in
this city during the day and evening.
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SMART WoMEN.-A country man, filled with
liquor, drove his team up to house on Wash
ington street yesterday, which some women
were occupying, and wanted them to sell him
more of the ardent. Upon their refusal, tell
ing him they had NJ ne, he turned round and
began to curse them, continuing his abuse un-
til at last one of the women took a hammer
and began to shake it at him, telling him if
she would come back they would give HIM
cider" He did'nt relish the kind of cider the
hammer foretold aud cleared out
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cath Of Prince Frederick Charles of prus.

Large numbers of prisoners of war, includ-
ing some Uhlaus, arrived to-day. Crowds OF
people, who had collected to get glimpse Of
thrm, appeared much exasperated and 1t
required strong efforts on the part of the au-
tnorltles 10 prevent retaliation on the spot for
the late Prussian. atrocities.
THE COMMANDMENT OF PARIS.
1t NAV be assumed that the PrussIans OPEN
ed nre on the Notifications of Paris to-day.
posfponing the bomhardment of the city itself,
w the resistance of the people makes it newt
BATTLE AT ARTENAY.
ORLEANS Oct 10 The fifteenth army corps
sends the following report to the Minister of
war at Tours:
About9 o'clock this morning at Artenay,
wnere there was the brigade of Lorgnelle
aug several companies of chasseurs, we were
at,acRed bv considerable force of the enc ny,
VINO succeeded IN Occupying the place. Gen
Ryan Went to the assistance of the French
FORCES with five r. iments aud four battalious,
and also battery of eight guns.
After combating until 8 O'Clock this after
NOON our troops were repuIsed into the forest,
which retain and shall defend at any price
The Prussans outnumbered us.
sand ~ ich I-iands.
A QUESTIONABLE ASSUMPTION OF AUTHORITY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II "A Honolul let
ter says that Commander Trux,on of the sloop
OF war jamestown requested consul Adamson
I" o'splay his colOrS at halt mast over the con-
snIar Office out of respect to the late Queen
Dowager, but Adamson declined on the
ground that be received no official notice of
tne queens death from the United States
Minister resident. Commander Truxtop in-
mediately ordered Lieut.. COchrane with a
guard OF marines to put Fl ,g at half mast by
force i necessary. The order was obeyed, the
consul and vice .consuPresistiDg, The Honolu-
III press are Indignant and pronounce the in
vasou OF Hawaiian territory by an armed
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Furniture, stoves, carpets. &c, nt
AnPfInv

IN Fridav, October II b, at 10 o'cIo k A NJ,
- saiesroom, wa shah sell one Gar I in
Soa ru N ~, D. anu Black waDu male 10 otoet, Ma
Dug ny haek walnut and PAINTED Furui ur Cook,
r;n Ooa, an1 Alright Stoves. Brus-e an In
gram arpets, Hau. Wool and Excelsior Mattress
e., teather Bells Bedding. Blankets &c,
ociitd +. U. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers
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ale CT sSeat Els.
tate.

DY virtue OF license form the Judge of Probate
- OF tn County OF Cumberland, shall sell at
bic sa g. on WedDt sday, october 10 b, 1870 A. IL
Estate VIII, Oh OF Aun Sbattuck la 2 OF Port
land, in said County. lie .ased, w: Fivs Eish h
paris n common and undivideh, Il a certain LIT OF
Iand On lnli, treet, between Middle aud Newbnry
reeis, in said Pc tland. adjoiiag land OF Henry
bradbury, the south-wr>t eide of sail India St,
thence running north w.ster'y sad line OF said
india st. est, C63 eet TO land formerly owned by
Pc er johnson, auI ex en- ling back souih-westery
from sal India street. 81 eel % land OF Jo>eph p.
IA Tor, keeping average width OF abOu' "a 'eet
Arrangement have been male wuh tie owners OF
be other 3-S by which the whole PROPERTY will be
sold.
JAMES MOUNTFORr,
Admir- OF tue Esta g oi Ann Shatiuck.
F. o 8AlLEP s. c., Aurtoneers.
September Is, 1870. d1aw IN { oc 9 ,dtd
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AUCTION "a.
Dwelling HOuse at Auot,o.,

ON "Wednesday, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock p M ~.
" north-eas ery house In the ne block on p a, no
hail ,trfet, numbered "a, contain ins nine Ans h.d
rooms in 'ertect order; good eel ar wa err, &c Lot
afordi, a fine place a stable. Terms o. nav
10 mt maae knOwn at time OF safe. The properly is
IF red at large discount from cost. as the owner
has LETT the State VIII be sod ~ private sale by
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Or at auction as above, by
oct1Jtd Il, o. BAILEY & Co.. AuePrs