davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tight 70 the knee, below which they widen intc
the most stunning arr,nR bottoms. thst Az
flop 1t eyery step; iu the moat app.nyed Jack
I2r fashion. "@eA
AN E.s1ERrAISAExT
4 dinptr party, given III lunur o. AEla. S;ts,
son, By Dr.. and Mrs. Daremn-. 1t their charm.
ing country -lr.n,e on. City Iria,d, was 4 most
srccesstul' Affair." Among the guests were
Ah:s Alelaide rhilipps, Mr. 4ol Mzs. Scott
Hidiuns. Hinca Dolsornurai. Cl1r' nco Seward.
ard Dtt- Fhrs an, iak.r After the de-
lei' ua gems from Nilsson, Miss Paiiiipps w1s
ptess:t II, =. ii: <. (u the great delight II
Ia 1eite Christine, wh,se tho ouEh apprrcia-
sion AID tnjo mcut 1t 3fisa Phillips superb
vol e md pt,ro et.lc found vcn il rape, Cd
traras. that culn iuatel d.a!lv in d hngging
s"' ka--ipg bou' That tiroye the men a1mDst
mad aitl. env,. At Nile. Nlll-aon's request,
Mr. Si'dnus tecited T=nnyson's {" Nay
Queen, With lc1lcacr nd p.thos t,at woke
II spon-ive chora in The heart of every
"otna:" p rsert- ard left 4 sn-riciu1- raola-
turc on tho eEelashea At tho gentlemen as
they ta''e hort and hostess good night
S11SsoS's DIAMOND HCMMrso-A,Ep.
lhe diaMord hunlr1ing-L,rd, valued ut
$4,000, which disappeared 40 myaterionslv, ths
night o. Nllsso1i@s hf-t concezt, las ueen re-
turned TO her by the fuller, to whotn tho
promised reward Of s100 vas paid. a,,i no mn
Esfheant lut"aloGs o-kcd. Qrfp SCSc.
, 1870-10-02

result is announced, the King, who awaits
tue result in Florence, will Immediately
.,roceetl 10 Rome, and pn'claim the did
"Alistsess of the World az the capital OF
United Isaly. This act will complete tho
union Of ilus peninsula. under ono govern
aens. from, theAlps TO tho ''toe Of The
boot"
Twelve centuries have rolled away since
Rome uns the capital Of Italy. But'ths
desire for the unity Of broken aud lismem-
br'.d Italy never died out Of the popular
heart, but was transmitted frum futher tn
son. and kept alive, awaiting the fpluess Of
time for it's realization. Forty genes .tious
hav" hem horn, lived, and died since the
Go'ls Ana VaudaIs sacked Rome and
burned ii, and desToiled Italy and dis,nem:
berel1 it. -
, 1870-10-02

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:. II ~ y. '"eAl'ae -
-':.,.- .,,,,,,;. .,.,ss.
e,,.-.:-:
49,. ~ - ,..s~a ~ ,'.., ,,;ra.,1r - ~.
>sa I - The ,,ss-a z~.n,s fn,+har ,o3o~.,;aa
.,1,.,o,, 80 :, ,ho c.sa ~ ,ho s,nar,;.o.s
.hnr. srsra several rcv nan a,s,.as 49,
w., ,,o,b con,ne,cnt an,, boucst ~ $50
rAn,,,,,e ths, th... ,.;or;tv ~ ~. 80, =
mt nn,,,. mn of hpncst ma,ar;a1s ~ -
The hes, ,c>ts OF The fitn,ss of m, Ada
men f.r the office is f.,r each voter To take
up the list Of those in the board. and to
ask himself, s'If 1 had an estate wh.mc in
come annu lily WINS $7,50o, 600, which WIS
TO be admi,,istercd for my benefit wisely
and judicionsly, would I employ this man
for that purpose {? Would I select him to
levy contributions On my property, and
expend, ut his own discretion, this vast sum
of uuney 7" II the voter, az le reads of
each name. cannot answer affismstively,
then he t,upht not to yotc for that man-
M rersop' ought to yote for a candidate
fur public office where honesty and capacity
ere essential to a faithful performance of
duly, When le would no. trust thst same
candidr,. viii, tbe management of his ucr-
s.,naI business. The annual revcnte COL
!ccted for general and special purposes IN
this CITY. will average @150(,. .0O0. This
money has 10 be distributed among con-
tractors, md iobt,ers. and ofsce.holders.
, 1870-10-02

The people Of the City of Rome vote,
Today, on tho following important propo-
sitiou:
sis unlou with tue E1rkdom Of 1taiy, under
the constitutional rule Of Victor Enanucl and
Liz SucccseoTs, desEFable.7
Those in favor Of this proposition yota
ayes" those opposed yo,e ''No." Ths
opinion prevails that the vote will be over
whelming'y in the affirmative. When tLs
, 1870-10-02

received ii: Leipsic. :. In ths mouth Of No
vemt eF an Opera, by Jol,anu Strauss, tho
Prince uf f.waltz-x1itoss, entitled All Daoa.
il to be brought out At Vienna; the iibresto +
By Herr. 0. F. Berg. The Vienna pubttc
anxiou-ly awaits, It il said, tho firrt performs
ance. The tame subject, however. has b'ea.
tEeattd by Chetubaai, In an opeta of the s>uac
name. pEnE0RIxX p1caIK.
, 1870-10-02

The Lnndou Ti.aks Of September IT savs:
"Tne Empress Euccr1te Aod khe i51ncr Imperial
are still sonusntnE 1T TIC Marine Hotel. ftass!nTs
It IL underwood Inquiries are ba!hR lnade i7r
futt2hle fc.tIepcc within shert Distance OF the
metropolis, bus no dects!ou has get been arrived
At The horses Of the Prince ImpcE!a1; which A.
r.yr1 1t Hasttrcs II the beginning Of the week.
q, b. lnu reduced tn n1mher. SoMe- have -hscn
sold 10 tho tnwn, and o.heIa hsEo been sent nxay
itv sA1e. The Enpress IL eE!Genus 10 .hetteE
nealtn thar when she arsiyed, aud taxa walking
exercise cally w3lle tho yoan1 Prince u about
the toxu, shopping, ETC., as lttue, apparently, tue
OBJECT Ot notice u apy other TtsttQf.'
, 1870-10-02
>1-N1,Ay, OCTOBER ., 1870.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

:: - ':,'1''vr IN Congress for the Srate at
=: Ne itvatI IHfS = LOGAN.
t7"4-1rrc, ER.A5TEs n. BATES.
~ rs.ns u rAotlc Instruction., NEWTON
,-*-N1S.
.. nf she Pentre1Ha'y, ELMER
. ,>.i..4-.sS sud cASfAR RITZ.
, 1870-10-02

COUGH NO MORE.

wa,nr.,s t,cus. sat-nsr {. ht.'ias. ..:ttentnk,
s-s<s i init7 str ~ ssot s.i &, n'usll5 Sarin
H,h;,;s fte ins..r-s Cs.avh Ens.sen-x- A-thn74-
I'D C"n~:~pti !. il s1ns-t ,,errdia- 5" prompt i
.nx sfErs sos II H.. fon: *ni 'ss tnas hnassnds cf
rss are daily pter5trk l.: .nh one md ~ eay
iscw:.. 6sc dse sixsy. ..oFd; sset I'D II % .soss
xnr e. eouxh md .udr.. The Hs1ra-a VII err.
, 1870-10-02
PLAIN WORDS ABOUT THE SOCIAL Evil.

harm, and will generally do incslonlablo
good, :.
PLAIN WORDS ABOUT TIE SOCIAL BvIL.
1t is understood that respectable num-
l'es of very worthy matrons of onr city
nEd discussing, in secret conclave, tho i'm |
portant question, What sholl be done for
'he rtform Of the social evil in Chicago? !
No clsRs Of persons eau consider it with
more intelligence, or With better hope
that tangible benefits will flow from their 1
investigations. Although it is q new
topic to assign to tho peculiar custody
of women, the failure of men 10
discover any well-defincd course to purs,ie
in regard to it, il sufficient reason for at
least bearing and considering the concla-
sions to which women may come. Tue;
ut least are no: open to the objection which
applies to too many Of the men whose
..rinions or ot1lcil action may he
CALLED for, and who have a latent
~yn,pathv with the evil they are pro-
losing to abolish. Wilhout anticipating
;ho views that ulay he advanced by tue
eonrcil Of uintrons on this question, it is |
desirable tlat they should speak with no
uncertain voice upon the following points,
viz:
First. Is it desirable or not thut the |
physical diseases incident to the social |
evil should be cured apd checked to the
7attcfnost, irrespective Of the morality or
inimorn1:ty Of The acts by which they are
incurrel7
Secondly. Is it expedient, wise, and inst,
OF not, to punish prostitution, as Il crime
TN the part of the females engaged in it,
~hile e1emp'ing their male patrons?
Thirdly. IL the effect of criminal prose-
cutions to scatter the evil mote baneful
and injurious, thHn the publicity md cfffon-
| :ery it assumes when let alone?
F'ourthty. Would the requirement that
| Ill males obtaining q marriage license
should submit TO medical examination,
to determine whether they had ever been
.:,ffccied By the virns of .syrhilitic
diseases, hayo favorable tendency
to check vice, to prevent imposition OH tho
innocent, or the transmission of a tainted
and scnfnlous bl"ol to postarity?
FJthty. IL it practicable for city gov
/ ,r. ,ronf m t.z-a rh,r1. ~ lo,b rr,,e,;tu,o,
,,,7 ,1,o;r ,,,r,ns a., = ,a,,oa ~ ~, $500,
1as'antls, aud criminals to place them
....., 49, ,,,,,,,, .,a,.a.,,. ~ ao,r -" - Apos
md with such sociaa, moral, and intellectual
Influences as would tcut1 TO pr,nuute their
;ntermarziago, aud change to regular aud
c:s.s1. ell 49,
'Se passions OF Inc prostitute class, AS
se'i az sh" diseases they bes-s DO treated
:"coica1'y " olet' regimen cuflo}ment,
,.blutiona, nmusementA, religious culture
,,,d eo,;a+r q, ,,,,oth;,, ~ ,,-1;,h .1.-
'N S. 10 sn'"6 y" "A1n tues
>'e 20 ne cured t"eoef taan as crimes
; OF ~n'cn snes af 10 De pan'shedf
Nffata,s. are .ne injurious eonse'
,i"enceS "t''eh no" from en- unnatural con
, 1870-10-02
THE. WORLD OF AMUSEMENT,
Par1or Concerts,

The Musicians Bill Of Rights.
, 1870-10-02
DYSPEPSIA.


,NNkucF's ny.peu1im Torte u pacrafet exFrss-
|; tot I5sr~Ett. md tat-e su!ee7i1E M.r h.5tnAl
tsenr.-. Ist a!its:7 tnu'atsus F'nse AL taaen-
afr spo~trar: r +.1tn=!EeE- :s .tro-h. a1G s,ffMss
dyr?er1;c t4srnne shri,:d Ese tFtksfn* pIH-
pyPAA ToStE fc. eat l.. jrss> GIT. P-e~ trf tho1x.
, 1870-10-02


These ne1e Ste: slrst worils that Nils .on saog
in America There had been prelude OF the
overture 70 ''0beruu;~ TITO from the
4.Icsse So1ona1Ia = tender batlsd frora thd
heart. r,.e:r,ngs Of \ violin, and thea this prap,r.
It seemed that she chosc to stand drst hefo:e
us in sort Of Ssbhath Of song. before har
lar the aowere that had been gathered for her
we!enme: b+ycnl them TIE hnshetl audience.
r:fkfi to the rool And what tsy still beyond
We c=onot tell; = yoics soft, swees; Won
drouslv delicate and cles1, thrilled through
lie III; ne1o voice If You had heard It you
might have s-ked, ID the +'new hearsu aad
The nax Garth" Of which ne dream, will they
n1sy in such sweet voices he1rs
p"f fe1 not.o!J follow me! LETT my royal palace
at t]hy. break. ,,.
the norrire dew and 'ne little btfu was singtuZ
as tavely II cref. All!
.s Esuk whJ do 5ou Keep silcut:
DO ycu rot recognize me: au Ha,n:ats
/ bride, And Optelis Is my rsme
"CphappJ! an cath paud8 ut- In exchange
| for ia heart gave hin rine.
- Aad i n5eody saJa tna: sm fasgosten, anA
, 1870-10-02

hA1IOR PANTAl0o3a.
T.ritable SAILOR rantAloons for everybody Of
the male petsuAsion- cher TAIAu1z; 80 pre-
rase yourseN foE acknowledgements, tight
, 1870-10-02

Tue Eel sltiop OF III. We. has been tho dis
play Of sumo ssuutit s articles u ,o:..n manu-
izcsme. dc+igreti 1'y s1,n-. Eu.tacae kuber Il.
4aqdrei{ts!t Iuur modes Of the, house Ut NJ
Ctel1y & Co. ralk of t,i.iaS Pst:oa On Os.s.
p"i.tl, s tue lily, er gl!.,ns zefilel Sail !;
sstac cGnsl asis ns, nsot ialursE, IN the vrse.
n.asur, wt,o sile, hl4rk lace ui,ou ~lsite lace,
axe f,it Sc tn tl.. tlacis. and feathes-t1.mnins
Oh thr fr1us", and q,i'Iinss 1T tl,la on sl1.,
feathers, until onro back .eh ~ith s;a., .,.;ly
lor the verebr7r Ut the n,lsSni led r,,Fcna-e-r.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30

Count Albert DeBenstorff, Prussian Embas-
sador to England, to-day makes public the
statement that France in 1866 offered to lend
Prussia 800 900 men to use against Austria if
Prussia would surrender to France the terrific
ry between the Rhine and Moselle The re-
lection of this proposition awoke the Emperor's
sympathy with Austria. These offers, which
Napoleon finds in convenient to repudate,
have been repeated since 1866
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30

PORTLAND THEATRE.-Luclle Western
drew crowded house at the theatre last even.
ing, the audience in the parquette being re-
spectful and appreciatiye, while the fishermen
filled the galleries and attempted to assist the
orchestra by keeping up noise like the rust
ling of forest leaves caused by the crushing of
peanuts, which was not appreciated down
stairs The play was OF the sensational school,
and the concentrated sensational at that, but
it was especially adapted to the company and
to Miss Western, and the result was of the
most interesting aud well acted performance
that has been seen on stage in this city for
many day. Whatever we may have thought
OF Lucille Western 10 certain situations in
East Lynne, we came away with no two i'm
pressions as regarded by Margaret Rookley, in
"The Child Stealers.'' 1t was most power
full piece of acting aud possessed that rare vir-
tue of being true to nature, which is the per-
fection of acting. Her agony and remorse at
the end of the prologue, where she finds she
has sold her own child, and her confession of
who she is, with her defiance of Lord Lans-
dale at the end Of the second act, were espec-
tally remarkable. Tie former of the two
situations reminded US strongly of the story
told Of Charlotte Cushman, when she first
tried to get an engagement in London, and
when refused by the manager of the theatre,
she got down on her knees and cursed him
with such vehemence that the manager
changed his mind, and engaged her saying,
mine God if the she-devil can act like that
my..fortune's made.''
Tonight everybody should not fail to see her
as Nancy Sykes" Dickens great creation.
Miss Western is excellently supported by Mr..
Herne, who is finished actor, and by the rest
of the company.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

The early abdcation Of the King of Prussia
is rumored in Paris.
Gen. O'Neil and Col. Brown pleaded guilty
before the U. s. Circuit Court at Windsor, VT,
Friday, and will be sentenced on Saturday.
ODOnelly will plead illnaso as a reason for the
continuance of his case. M'Ginnis has forfeit
ed his hail. monahan will be tried Saturday
IL be makes his appearance; otherwise his bail
will be forfeited.
The London Times complains of the recall of
Mr.. Motley. 1t accuses the American govern
ment of fickeness, and characterizes the n O.
tive Tor removal unworthy.
There are rumors in London that the Catho-
lies in Anytra will turn Protestant if the dec
laration Of lapal infallibility is not qualified.
The BIRTHS, government is quietly but ac-
lively preparing to meet any emergency. All
of the dock-yar7s and arsenals are busy day
and night. Supplementary estimates for the
army and navy are>xpected.
The story is reporte that France furnishes
Italy 10, 900 900 lire forNer fidelity, besides the
evacuation of Rome.
Several American and English newspaper
correspondents were arresei as spies in the
French camp at Metz, but vese released and
ordered to keep away from tfe army.
The yacht race for the Queel's Cap will take
place on the 9th of August. The Sappho
| Dauutless, and Cambria will participate; also
the Maria, which beat the Anerica twenty
years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July 20. - Cotton lower; sales 500
bales; Middlng uplands at 193 a zoe. Flour-sales
l30oO bbs; State and Western tirmer; State at 20
96 70; Round Hoop OHIO at 6 90 a. 25; Western at
Ply q 7 Is; Southern at i5 6g Q so. Wheat a. &c
higher; sales $4,000 bush.; No. Spring at So "a
80; Nos. and mixed at 20; Winter Red and
"A amber Western at 81 q 53. Corn lower; sales
$4,000 bnsh.; new Mixed Western at 95c (a9 OIL
Oats shade easier; State at Sc a Csc; Western at
o. g 59e Pork steady; new mess at 30 90; prime at
"a 00 9 26 90. Lard lowers steam at 16 "a I7lc: ket-
tie at 17t q 1sc. Butter quiet Ohio at 20 GD 2sc
state at "a @ 33c. Whiskey steady; Western free at
1Oo@ OF. Rice steady; Carolina at 81 (0 SIC Sn-
gar steady MuscovadO at % 10lc fair to good re-
lining at 9a q 10c; No. 12 Dutch standard at 10lc-
Naval Stores steady; Spirits Turpentine at Il @ file
petroleum dull; crude at 12tc ;refined at 24c Taow
steady at 10 a 10ac. Linseed quiet Frei,hfs to Tiv
erpoo steady; wheat I'D.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-FIour quiet. Wheat firm at
20 for No. q Corn at SIC for No. q Oats dui: No
old at 45c Ryeat-No at SOC. Pork at 29 10 "a
30 90 for new mess, Lard at 16y "a 163c. Drv salteI
shoulders at 13c; short rib miidles at 15a 0O 16c
loose Live Hogs lower at Q 25 q O5 for common to
choice. "
Receipts 1900 bbls. -four, 10000 BUSH wheat,
81 0OO bush corn, 900 bush oats IL 900 bush rye
IA 900 BUSH barley, 5000 hogs
Shipments-3,S00 bbls. -four, 10000 bush .wbeat
$1,000 BUSH corn, 6,0OO BUSH oats 1900 bush rye,
$500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 29-Whiskey duh at Ct a CSC.
Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20. - Cotton lower: Mid
ding upands at III a l7Ic.
MOBILE, July 29.-Cotton quiet; Middliny uplands
at 17c.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton in light demand at
1916 for Middling uplands.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
COM MI RCIAL.
Receipts. by Railroad. and Steamboat

Recelpts by Railroads and SteamD0hts'
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN.-3s bbls
apples 40 bxs cheese 10 bxs and 10 bales domes,i
er Wagon and harness, II bags of cocondts, 20 bxs
oranges A casks pals 10 bdls pipel sewing machne'
carriage 40 crates onions, eco pkgs to Princes Ex-
press, 100 90 to order For Canada and up country,
wagons, 81 plates iron, 60 bars steel, 400 empty
bxs, so wooden trays, II bales wool, Ogran, bxs
machinery, 16 bdls leather, pcs marble, bale bur
.laps, stoves, bds castings, 100 pkes to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk, 100
bbls -four 81 sacks wool, 4 cars match cards, do
OATS do corn, do wheat do beef do clapboards,
II do lumber do sundres. For shipment east, 40u
bbls -four, 200 do 0at meal cars oil.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-67 cases carpets II
do boot, lot scrap iron 55 1T lumber, 20 IN shin
giles, cars lambs, 21 bags WOOL 10l6 sides leather
16 bxs eggs, 81 do sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD "a cars
machinery, do slaves, horse, bbls flour, cases
cloth, bags WOOL 80 do waste. granite, A pkgs
merchandise, II cars freight for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30

DEMOCRATIC WARD CAUcUssEs.-At the
Democratic ward caucusses, held last evening,
the following delegates were elected:
Ward ALVIN Neal, Charles Stanwood,
Benz. j. Dennison.
Ward 2-John Stinchcom5, Michael McFar-
land, Geo. o. Gosse.
Ward 3-Joshua 7. Emery, John Sawyer,
Amos e. Howell.
Ward 4-Ezra Carter, Geo. Waterhouse,
John Swett.
Ward 5-Sylvanus R. Lyman, A. X. Shurt-
If, c. B. Nash.
Ward Il. d. NJ Sweet, Chas B. Merri:l.
Edmund Dana, Jr
Ward Nathan Cleaves, Charles H. Me-
serve, Henry Green.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
The Water Question.


TO UIe EutLOT OJ We FT1SS.
l write these lines to ask if the Water Com
pany can inform good many of our citizens
whether they gre now furnishing the greatest
amount of pressure that can be obtained. /
have the water introduced into my house on
Munjoy Hill, and if put on hose the water
will not play through the pipe greater dis
tance than three feet. 1 have made inquiries
at the office several times as to when the press
ure is to be increased, but can get no satisfac.
tory answer. In some parts of the city there
seems to be sufficient pressure, but in others
very little, if any. Will the Water Company
give me some definite information, as many OF
nv neighbors are waiting to see what the
pressure is to be before having the water intro
dnced
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
SpesSa STOCK Lasz.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. ,July 90
: To the County Commissioners of the
County of CumherIaud.

FI1HE undersigned inhabitants of Brunswick, in
4 this County, respectfully pray that the road
heretofore located by the County Commissioners OF
the wo counties of Cumberland and Sagadahock
extending from county road in Topsham across
the Androscoggin River, over Shad Island to a
county road IN Brunswick. may be discontinued
For the following reasons:
rfrsf. Because 1T appears by the original pe-
t'tion ior said road, that the petitioners not only
undertaking, prayed that bridge, forming a por-
lion OF the road over the AndroscOggln River MIGHT
pc tbulitei and maintained by the said countless
whereas, The said counties had not and have not
any power TO build and maintain such bridge ) and
the action OF the joint board OF Commss sioners in
Locating said road and leaving the burden OF the
bridge to be by the towns rot responsive
the prayer Of the petition and the road so oc at ID is
hot such as was cOnten plated desired by the
petiuoners, or by any parties in,e .ested.
Second Because the building and mantainino
OF such bridge, as part OF said road, will be a
very heavy burden and expense to the towns of
Brunswick and Topsham, altogether beyond anv
Advantage TO be derived thereirom by the inhabi-
tants of said towns, OF by the public.
Ipfrd Because it is ascertained that the land
damages which will be incurred if the land covered
by ne said way in Brunswick, Is taken therefor,
VIII be not less than twenty five thousand dollars
and Will quire to be paid by the County of Cum
6erland and that such damages will be excessively
a,sproportionate an; to any advantage that may be
H0urM. Because the asst legislature of this State
empowe wered the two towns OF Brur3wck and Tops
nam TO purchase le Toll Bridge over the Andros-
cogaln river at an app:asa OF disinterestel parties
and thereby make it a Free Bridge.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that after due
notice, and law. proceedings had therein tbe said
road may be discontinued. 'N'-
Signed by B. GREENE, Agent Cabot Co.,
and G4 others.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
Boston Boo, and shoe Market.

BOSTON, July 2S.-Tbe weeks business opened
larry and trade has improved. Merchants from the
west continue buying heavy boots and they are also
taxing stocks of mems cali and kip boots and wom-
ems shoes. Southern merchants have purchased lib
eraliy Prices are tirmer and the stock hand will
custonnrs py parenasels ioF ans supply OF their
el 10 sell at less than present rates. At the prices
now asked for hides the leather market will not be
uhlav0rably affected, lat least before the stock of
boots and shoes now on hand is sold. Shipments
nave been immense during the week, amounting to
almost lO 600 cases, atording further evidence that
er ReDorter ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
TELEGRAPHiU ITEMS.

A subscription is to be raised in New York
for the families of the men lost overheard from
the Dauntless.
The Prussians have suppressed a large
number of journals.
The Spanish government has issued proc
lamation Of neutrality.
The popular feeling in England Is very
strong against France.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30
April 30th, 1870.
STATE OF MAINE.
pERVANn ca

STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND S5.
holden at Portland. within and for the County OF
Cumberland, on the first Tuesday of june A. d.
1870 to wit at an adjournment thereof held at said
Portland on the first Tuesday of July, A. D. 1870
Upon the foregoing petition it being satisactor ily
shown to the Court that the petitioners are respon-
slbe, and that hearing is expedient, it is hereby
ORDERED, tha. the Commissioners OF the County OF
Sagadahock be requested to meet the County Com
mlssioners OF th County, at the TOntine Hotel, in
brunswick, in I'D County OF Cumberland on
Thursday, the eighth day of September next. at ten
O'CLOCK A. NJ, for the purl of acting sail Pc
tion, and that TIE Petitioners give notice to all
persons Interested By sing attested copies of said
Petition and this Oider thereon, to be served upon
the Chairman OF the County Commissioners of said
County OF Sagadahock and the Town Clerks of tie
towns OF TOpsfam in said County, and Brunswi
aforesaid. and by POSTING up copies of the same in
three public places i'll each of said towns, and pub
fishing the same three weeks successfully in the
Maine State Press, newspaper printed in Portland
aforesaid, and n the Bah Times, newspaper
printed in Bath, said county of Sa adahock, and
the KeDnebec JCurna', newspaper printed in
Augusta, in the County of Kennebec. the first of
said publications. aIi each of the other notices to
be at least thirty days before the time of said
meeting; at which time and place, latter it has
been satisfactorily shown that the above notice has
been duly given.j the Commissioners will proceed
to the premises and other routes and roads con-
nected Herewith, and after such view, they will give
bearing to the parties and their witnesses at some
convenient place in the vicinity, when and where
all persons and corporations interested, may ap-
er of said petition should not be granted.
Attest: ID. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest, d. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.