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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07


SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDpARD, j., PRE-
SIDING.
Court came in yesterd y morning at 10 o'clock and
was opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Fern, OF
the Pi III street Church.
The new grand jury was then empannelled as fol-
lows:
:, Samuel Dngley, Gorham, Foreman; John Batty,
Casco; Samuel g. Barrows, oisfehi George Bur
nell, Baldwin; Newell N. Caswen, Harrison, Eben
Corey p rita I'd; Luther r. Ell ier Falmouth Israel
a. Hale. Bridg5on; Charles e. Libby. Gray; Thomas
Gloucester; Elbridge A. Morse Brunswick; William
z. Robinson, Cape Elizabeth; John l.. Shaw Port
land; David g. slower. Harpswell; Samuel hing,
freepoit; Levi Wescott, Stahdish
Judge Goddlrd delivered a very able and learned
charged to the grand jury, dscoursing at length on
the nature of law in general he distinction between
public and private wrongs the various crimes fecog
nized by the laws of this State and their punish
ments. He Instructed the jury that it was them
duty to present all offenders without favor if the evil
dence seemed sufficient, but in no to found an
indictment on frivolous or unsatisfactory evidence
They were the guardians of the life, reputation and
property OF the public, and should exercise great
care that their duties were faithfully discharged
The Judge said that in his opinion property was ct
ter protected than the person and reputation. The
thief was speedily punished, but the murderer the
ravlsher, the manner aud the assauter frequent Y
escaped presentment HI cautioned the jury not to
be influenced by the fact that the criminal belong
to respec able and wealthy family and was mem
Der of an honorable profession. The son of Itch
man should be punished as quickly as the poor mar
boy. He reviewed at some length the history and
nature of the liquor law, and instructed the jury
that whatever their private opinions might be as to
its proprety, they should nevertheless present
one whom they were satisfied by the evidence ad-
dcced had tIansgressed its provisions.
The jury then retired and the traverse jury was
emfanelled as follows:
Eben III. Blake, Gorham Foreman A,nsworth
Carl on, Portland; Will m Carney, do; Lemuel
Dyer, Westbrook; Edward 5. Hacker Brunswick ;
Benjamin Larrabee, Scarboro Hanso6 Libby Pow
nal; Giles Loring, Yarmouth; Ephalet G. Robin
Clement Schofeld, I'd, Harpswel;l Zebulon Whitney,
Gorham.
,SuDernRmerary-Horatio N. Jose, Portland.
Ercused-Sc0tt d. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth; Ed
watd M. Loring, Westbrook: Alexander Parsons,
Portland; Isaac Plummer. Brunswick.
Thomas II. Haskell was appointed County Attor
ney ad interim by the Court.
The civil docket was then called
The Court trial list numbers seventy and the j. ~
trial list thirteen cases.
The Court will be occupied during the session OF
the grand jury in trying civil cases.
This morning tho case of Julia Coley VS.. ILhabi-
tants of Wesiorook VIII be taken up.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-The splendid proper
ty on the corner of Park and Danforth streets,
knowa as the McLellrn estate, was offered at
auction yesterday afternoon by E. o. Bailey &
Co., the minimum price being SIS 900. Nc
bids being offered the property was divided
into three lots, the FIRST lot being situated on
Danforth street, As feet front and 100 feet deep.
A proviso was attached to the sale of this lot
that the purchaser must take the lot back of it,
As 30 feet in size, at hall the price per foot bid
on the front lot. Mr.. N. E. Deering became
the purchaser at 55 cents foot
Mr. d .ering also became the purchaser Of
the Park street lot, Is 100 feet ia size, at SO
cents foot. The homestead with lot Is J
120 feet, corner of Park street, was offered at q
minimum price OF 5000 with no taker, $3.50
being the highest sum bid
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CAMBRIDGE, Sept 6.-Cattle Market-Beef CAT
ue, receipts nv head Prices range at last week
extra at 10 25 "a 1850; first uility IL 90 % 10 so
second quality at 80 @ II 90; thiro quality at 7CO q
SUI Sheep and Lam "s-receipts Is 1856 bead; sales
in lots at 81 90 q so each extra at 81 90 q 80.
New YORK. Sept. c. Cotton active and firm
Mddling 9p an at zoe; sales 1900 bales. Flour
change; State at IS a 90; Round Hoop OHIO 5 80
a %; Western at 4 s. 25; Southern at 40 a
8 80. Wheat shade higher No. spring at 10 "a
Winter Red and Amber Western at % a 80;
White Michigan at Sc; Red and Amber Southern
q. Corp declining; sale $500 bush; new Mixed
Western at 81 q s3sc. Oats lower; State at a. a
PC; western at 4s a 49c. Pork heavy; new mess at
q 90 q q 25 prime "a 90 q 25 so. Lard-s cam at
at 70 q SOC; State at "a "a 3sc Wbiskey lower
western free at 93c. Rice firm; Caroliua at SO "a 9c
sugar firm; Porto Rico at 81 q locs Muscovaro al
standard at l0ac. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpantine
at 59s @ 4Oc; Resin firm at 90 for strained Petro-
leum-crude at Il q l4lc; refined at 27c. Tallow =
at " q 9ac. FIeights TO Liverpool rmer; wheat per
steam e SD
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Four a shade frmer; Spring
extras at 8 10 g so. Wheat higher at 9s4 a 9sBc-
BIC tor No. Rye firm at 65c No. 2. farley de-
Ginning at otI Tor No. O. High Wines steady at 50
more fo c acve Ls hos higher
90 Tor Texan to good smooth shipping steers
- Receipts = 1000 bbls four l04,sOO bush. wheat,
50 600 BUSH corn. $4,000 ash oats 900 bush rye
90 COO bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
Shpments-5,50O bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat,
1000 bush. corn, 10000 bush. rye 49, 90 bush.
oats 1000 bush. barley, 1.200 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Whisky firm at 90c a co.
Mess Pork dull at q so. Lard dun at l53c. Bulk
Meats in fair demand at 122 q l3c shoulders and
14z "a l5c for sides. Bacon in good dema nd
shoulders; l6sc tor cearrib Sues; 1Sc clear sides
new clear rib sides and new shoulders at 14lc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Northumberland fair
Middling uplands at 1910.
MOBILE, Sept. 6.-Cotton firm Middling uplands
at 17ic.
SAVANNAH, Sept. Cotton active; Mddling
uplands at 17sc
CHARLEsToN, Sept. g. Cotton firm; Middlng
uplands at Isle.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Meetings were held in Limerick and Killar-
ny, Ireland, on Monday to sympathize with the
French.
=, Ground was broken at Evansville, Ind,
tuesday, for the Evansville aud st. Louis rail-
road.
1t is stated that Schuyler Colfax is about to
publicly announce his definite and unalterable
retirement to private life.
Four Third avenue car conductors in New
York have been committed for trial for robbng
man Of watch and jewelry.
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Domestic n ews.
VERMONT ELECTION.
A Republican Victory!

p Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.]
BURLINGTON, Sept 6.-Our city greets Maine
with $50 majority; a gain of over 80 per cent
Ito the Associated Press.l
BURLINGTON, Sept. 6.-The Republican ma
iority in this city is heavy. Carpenter, Repub-
lican, has been elected city representative by
353 majority. Scattering returns indicate the
usual Republican majority of three times the
whole Democratic
RUTLAND, Sept 6.-The election passed very
quietly to-day in this State. John W. Stew
art, Republican, of Middlebury, was elected
Governor by large majority. There was no
Congressman from the LIST District, G. w. Will
lard, was elected by a small majority. Luke
Pollard, in the 81 District, and Worthin? ton
Z. Smith IN the 81 District, were reelected.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

PORTLAND THEATRE.-As stated in our yes
terday's impression the Portland Theatre will
be re-opened on Monday next by e NJ Leslie
and Geo. e. Locke for season of four weeks,
during which several stars will be introduced
Fanny Herring and Mr. Wyzeman Marshall.
Mr.. Marshall will need no introduction to old
stage-goers, but to the rising generation he
will require one. He has always been great
favorite with our citizens and is finished &C
tor. Miss Herring was great favorite at the
Bowery Theatre in New York some years ago
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Ward CaucuseS.

The Republicans of this city are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Thursday Eve'g, Sept. s, mt l.2 O'Clock,
to select seven delegates from each " ard to
meet in convention for the nomination of four
Representatives to the legislature.
The delegates elected are requested to meet
In convention for the purpose named on Satur-
day afternoon, at the Reception Room, at
O'Clock. Per order City Committee.
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Eoreigu vi ariSets.

HAVANA, Sept. 4.-The following was the state
OF the market at the close business Saturday:
Sugar-Mai ket opened heavy bur improved at close
business sma but prices firm; No. IL, Dutch stand
ard q oted at 0 a 81 reals. Molasses Sugar dull
Nos. I 10 10 quoted at 81 1 g. reals Muscovado Su-
CARS quiet; tar to good u "a reals. There VILE
ex p Orted during the week from Havana and Matan-
600 boxes, and 1880 hhds. Stock rem lining in
warehouses at Havana aud Matanzas 900 boxes
and 1850, hhds.
Freights closed fiat and nominal.
Il con is active 209 "a PIC. Coal Oil steady at i
q A reals in TINS, and 81 reals in barrels, Cooper
age dull. Flour i demaod at SO so 90 ~ so. Hams
firm. Lard Is steady at 2la q 2lsc kegs, and %
24c 10 tins. Lumber-whIte pine steady at $2S % 30
pi Oh pine at $33 W M. Potatoes declining; quoted
at 81 % 4y Dbl. lalow active.
HAVANA, Sept. 4.-Exchange on London 20J a 81
per cent. premium; Par S, 90 days sight, 81 per
currency, 81 per cent. disc cunt; short sigh 81
per cent. discount; do Gold 60 days, "a 93 per cent.
per cent. premum do short sight, Gold, II per
premium.
FRANKFORT, Sept 5. U. s. 5 20 bonds are heavy
at 92s for lS62s.
LONDON, Sept. G. $50 P. NJ. - Consols 92A for
money and account.
American securities quiet: U. S. 5-20's, 1862 SS3
do 1865, old $50; do 1867 s62: U. S. 10-4Os s3y. Erie
shares III Illinois Central shares ILL.,. Atlantic and
Great Western shares 70.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6--4.30 P. NJ. Cotton quiet
Middng uplands SGD; sales 5000 bales. Refined Pc
troleum Is cd
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is
steady.
LONDON Sept. 6-43o P. NJ -Calcutta Linseed dull.
Lnseed Oil firm Tallow declining at 44s 81. Spir-
its Turpentine quiet at SIS Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

Acc1DENTs.-Yesterday as Mr.. Chapman,
who drives for Mr.. Sager, was driving a hack
around the corner of Oak and Cumberland
streets. the off horse stepped Oh rolling stor e,
fell. aud was dragged some distance, but luck
lily very little damage was done to either horse
or harness. This is the second accident that
has happened on this spot within week.
A country mans team took fright on Green
street and INDUCED in a few gambols on his
own account yesterday, but no serious damage
was done
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MAIN z.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON MoosEHEAD LAKE.
BANGOR, Sept Con Monday afternoon
George Vighue, fireman of the steamer Fairy
of the wave, and Edward Foster, guide, were
wrestling near the bow of the boat, when fall
ing against the rail it gave way preciptatlng
both men into the water and under the wheel.
The boat was Immediately stopped but neither
OF the men was afterwards seen. They were
both unmarried and belonged in Greenville.
FROST LOOKED FOR.
There has been a sudden change in the
weather and frost is anticipated tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

10 Book keepers and B usiness Men gener-
ally. Do you want an Ink that is very distinct
Immediately and does not gum up or rust the
pen; that does not smut, bot or blur in copying
and flows freely, such an article as Woodruff
Vioene Ink. Over fifty business houses are
using it on their books in this city. Call at IL
Temple street and try it. All stationers sell it
in five different sizes. Dc not confound this
with the purple ink that has been sold in this
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. Thomas Keenan,. Keeping
shop open on the Sabbath. Pleaded guilty. Fined
$40 aud costs. Paid.
State VS.. John Smith. Intoxcat.on and disturb
aace Pleaied guilty. Fined So and costs. Com
mitted.
State VS.. Mary Ward. Intoxcaoion. Pleaded
guilty. Fined S. and costs. Committed.
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and later at Woods Museum. She is a dash
ing, sprightly actress and will appear for the
first week when Marshall will succeed her
The names of the company that will support
them are not very brilliant in the theatrical
armament, but the proof of the pudding,
etc
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, Timothy Looney and Catherine
w Looney. wife OF SAID Timothy. both Of the ctv
OF Portland IN the County OF Cumberland, on tba
twenty second day Il June. 1871 bv their mortgage
deed that date, recorded the Registry of Deesis
Tor said county. book 1856 page IL. conveyed to said
civ certain lot ct land and the buildings thereon
situated on the northery corner OF Monument and
Moupitort streets in said Pc. tlan and founded
and described follows:
Beginning in The corner of said streets, thence
north-easterly in and by the northerlv line OF said
Monument street. forty five feet and four tsnihs ola
loot to a sate; thence nor h-westery az right an
giles with sail street sixtv-feet 10 a stake; thenco
south-w asterly parallel with said Monomtni street.
eightyone feet TO MoAntfort street; thence SOUTH
eastery in the line OF NJ unttort stree 10 ne place
belun at beng the same premises conveyed 10 sa1i
Catherine by Samuel l.. Carieon, aod ny her con-
ve'ed TO salt Tim thy by her ed dafe1 june
fourth, IL T. and recorded IN The Reglst OF Deeds
or SAID County, book 35i page 81 with authoify IN
the case OF the breach OF the naifion in s1id mor
gage to sell said PREMISES at auction and from tho
proceeds TO pay the debt secured thereby. And
whereas the condition of said mortgage deed has
been broken by said Leoneys
his is 10 give notice that said house aud lot VIII
be sold at puOc auction on sad premises. on the
fit enth dsv of September. 1870 at tn oclo,k IN
the forenoon, ior the reason and purpose Aforesaid
In wi ness Whereof |, Henry W. Jersey, IN be-
nan OF said city, Treasurer thereof by virtue OF
the authorit y.giyen in said deed. have hereunto
SCI my han and give this notice this thirteenth day
OF August, 1870
HENRY w. HERSEY,
Treasurer o. Portland.
aug 15-M&Th-t sep Is
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P. A. & N. U.-At meeting of the Port
land Army and Navy Union held at their
rooms last evening" Messrs Otis Kalor and E.
K. Chapman were proposed for membership,
and the investigating committee reported fa-
vorab'y upon the names of Messrs. A. H. Ray
mond, W. E. Simops, and Otis o. Newhal.
The committee on excursion reported that ar
engagements had been made to get up an excur-
sion over the p. 81 o. r. r., on the 14th inst.
The report of the committee was accepted and
they were authorized to complete the arrange
ments. 1t was voted that when the meeting
adjourn, it adjourn to next Tuesday evening
at Z 1 o'clock. The Army and Navy Union
have nearly completed their arrangements for
q series of frst-class concerts and lectures for
the fall and winter season which will be made
public in few days
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co M M H Hex EAE.
keceiDfsi by Railroads and st,

teceiptsi by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON. = 10 hall
and 10 quarter bbs beer, bds shoves 20 cases and
~ bales domestcs, "a bolts duck 10 ties lard IA cases
shoes, cask oil 20 kegs lead. 40 bxs spices and
cheese % kegs SODA, 81 bdls steel, 80 bars ron 25
drkins lard, q table frames, bdls sheet iron,
chests tea, 80 frkins butter, sewing machines 10
obs oil, 10 ties lard 9S rolls tarred paper, 20 bds
water pipe, II bbls crockery, % d brooms. 10 pes
marble, horse and wagon, $40 pkgs TO Princes Ex-
bress: 100 do 10 order. For canada and up country,
% bdls leather case STEEL 10 plates ron pcs mar
ble 10 bales twire 14O empty boxes, u bbs -FOUR 50
bales wool, piano, 1854 1t lumber, G73 bars iron |
cask soda ash, 10 bbls potatoes, l4O pigs to
order.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car shin
gles 43 hides, 50 doors, bds SASH ~ cases cloh
DO shoes, shinge machine, % bbls apples, tubs
butter. car stone, cars barrels, do wood CT bxs
axes il hbls -four, II pkgs merchandise 20 cars OF
freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAfLwAY-199 cans milk, 1 car
sho TX. do oats, do wood, 1 do staich 8 do s. gar
boxes, do bark, % do lumber do mddlings, ii dc
corn, do sundres, 900 bbls -four For shipment
east, 200 bbls flour, car whiskey.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1O5 cases carpets.
cider mill, car Sheep II bdls bottles, cords wood
car CATTLE 20 bxs eggs S19 side, leather 121 bxs Of
sundres
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new KSFX St0ck and Money TaaFkea.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6-Hornino. more steady
to-day the market thus tar ranged from l14s to 1l4y
Stocks and Governments little Oft from last nj hi Is
prices.
Sterling Exchange 1893 "a ITO.
NEW YORK, Sept 6-Af9ernoon Street was
remarkably quiet and al times this afternoon even
dull, pending the receipt of decisive news from Eu-
rope. The Spectators hesitate incur heavy risks
in the p esent Unsettled and rapidly changing state
OF affairs.
Gold closed weak at 114a a 1l4J.
The gross clearances to day were St07 900 000
Governments quiet and firm '62s being very scarce
Money fairly active at a. per cent? Sterling
Exc anfr ,fondxr 4 IA
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL young man named
LIBBY, 16 years of age, belonging in Windham,
was run over and killed at West Falmouth,
yesterday afternoon, by the 5.15 outward train
on the Portland & Kennebec railroad Coro-
ner Hall will hold an inquest this morning by
order of the County Attorney
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

GOOD FOOD AND PLENTY OF IT, produces the
same effect upon person who has been starv-
ed that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic
does upon the Weak and Debilitated: it makes
them strong and vigorous, changing weakness
aid suffering into strength and health.
enl&rw1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

A MAGNIFICENT DIsPIAy.-We suppose
there is no man or woman living who is insen-
sible to thrill of pleasure when magnificent
display of jewelry meets their eye. Woman's
weakness for diamonds is well known, and
there are few men who would refuse to adorn
their immaculate shirt front with $500 dia-
mond pin. 1t is but once in while that
really superb collection of diamonds is pre-
sented to the gaze of Portlanders, but an op-
porlunity is now afforded for a few days at A.
Loweips, corner of Congress and Brown
streets. Mr.. Lowell has had placed in his
hands about ten thousand dollars worth of
crosses, ar-rings, pins and fnger-rings of daz-
cling brlliancy, the property of gentleman
who, to speak in the auctioneer's dialect, eds
poses of them for no fault of their own but be-
cause the owner intends to leave the city,"
Mr.. Lowell has also just received quantity Of
elegant silver ware which attract many people
to his show window.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

BUYERS OF CARRIAGES can find at the new
repository, Sc Union street, any style of new
or second hand carriages, at very low prices
Old ones taken in exchange. Call and see be-
fore buyipg, sept5-2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

CHARLES A. STETsoN's Sons, propretors of
the AsToR House. New York, have reduced
their charge for board to 81 co per day.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for JOB
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

FALL, 1S70-Shaw will open to-day new
styles hats and cps at 147 Middle street.
sept3-1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

Fl Il. RE S 8
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Advertisements Ts-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Bitters.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Trot. Saturday next.
NEW ADVERTISE MENT COLUMN.
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
Special Notice. Nv. V. Twi chell.
Notice. =. Estate VIM Marean.
Commission of Insolvency
Hors sSale. :. kuIus Tibbets.
Tene nent Vented.
For Bolivia. 49, A. ID. Piper.
Lot. Necklace.
For Sale. :. Steam Engine.
House TOR Sale. :. f. A. Leaviit.
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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DIVINITY school OF Harvard
University.

HE next term will begin Sep 81. No denomina-
Il uonal test is required OF Professors or Suddenly
Pecuniary aid is OFT, led to those who are needy,
ana deserving. Gaia Ogue wi be sent appli-.
cation 10 Prof. Oliver SteaIns, d. u. or
PROF. L. j. YOUNG,
au23i1m Cambr iGge NJ ass.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07

Go TO WEBsTERs, Fluent's Block, fer
first class meal, at all hours aug39-eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-07
STATE OF MAINE


OXFORD, ss.-Board OF County Commissioners, Nav
Session, holden by adjournment July 9TH, A. D.
1870 ' "
Upon the oregong petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received tpat the petitioners are resp
sb'e aud that inquiry into the merits of their an
plicat1n Il expedient it is ordered that the County
commissioners OF the Coun les OF oxford and Cum
beiland, meet at the DWELL ,g-house of Sebastian
). Smith in Oxiord,- on TUESDAY, the fourth
DAY OF October next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and the ce proceed TO view the route mentioned in
SAID petition; Immediately after which view hear
ing OF the parties and witnesses will be had at some
convenient place in The vicinity, ana such o,her
measures taken IN the PREMISES as the Commissions
ers shall Judge proper. And it is farther ordeied
that notice 81 the time. place and purpose OF the
Con. misSiOneTS meeting azores AID be given TO all
persons corporations interested by causing at
tested copies of said petition and of this order there
on to be served upon the Chairman of the County
Com mssioners Cumberland County d
the respective Clerks OF the Towns of Oxford and
Norway in Ok ford County, and Otisfield in Cumber
land County, and also TO he posted IN three puh-
lie places in each OF SAID towns and publ shed three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Kennebec Journal ~
State paper, printed at Augusta and the Oxlord
Democrat, newspaper printed in Paris in said
County Of Ox'ord, and in the Porflani Press a
newspaper printed at Portland, in said Conntv n,
Cumber and, the first OF SAID publications. and zach
OF the other notices. 10 be ma7e served and ostad
at least thirty days before said time of MEETING to
the end that all persons aud corporations NAV Then
a9l tnere appear and show cause it any thew have
wnythe prayer OF said petitioners should nor he
granted. " "
Attest: WINK KIMP.rr c,,
true copy OF said petition and order OF Court
thereon. " ~
Attest: VIM. x. KIMRAuJ clo,k
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