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An Addition 10 Natural History-A New
Species Of Snake Discovered.

From the CINCINNATI Gazette.l
DIR. S. w. Crawford, of Brown county, call
ed upon us yesterday, and exhibited snake
captured by him in Western Virginia, which
no naturalist who has seen it can assign a
place among the known species. 1t is of a
milk white color from head TO tail, with the
exception of few brown specks scattered
along the back. 1t is now about five feet in
length, and not more than two and a half in.
ches in circumference at the thickest mart.
1t has as yet no poison fang in the mouth
which is, however, provided with teeth as
keen as cambria needles. The tail was sun
piled with horny appendage about half an
inch in length, which it used with deadly Of
feet at the time of its capture.
Inc body is so slender that when held II,
IN IL the light of the sun the light shines through
+" precisely as when the fingers of the hand
are held before the light of lamp or jet o.
gas 1t evidently belongs to the race of con-
s'rictors. DIR. Crawford, who handles 1t with
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STEAMSHIP ERIE.-The steamship Erie
which was built by Boston capital for the
Liverpool trade, and which has been Ivino
'u'e a. ner dock IN East Boston ever since her
completion, having never been at sea. will
proceed to New York in few days, to take
on BOARD cargo for Europe. Her consort
the ontario, preceded her short time ago =.
and is now loading at that port.
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During the All Saints day service NJ 81.
Joseph's church, Milwaukee,the congregation
was thrown into CONSERVATION by the appear
ance of madman, who rnshed up the aisle,
iumped over The chancel rail and seized the
officiating priest by the throat The worship
ers nearest the altar ran to adSss the resae OF the
ip,,n he clutch of his assailant, who proved to
he n former inmate of the State lunatic asy-
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THE Director ofthe Mint at Philadelphia.
IN his annual report, made several recommen-
dations regarding an issue of small coinage,
that have been severely commented on at
the Treasury Department. Among others, 1t
is understood this official expresses an ankle
ty for an issue of silver coins of the half and
qIarter denominations, which shall be re
deemable when presented in the amount of
ten dollars, but which shall only be worth
about seventy-sx cents on the dollar. The
object is to do away with the fractional cur
rency.
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The ANNUAL REPORT ON THE NAVY
YARDS by Capt. Dan Ammen, chief of that
bureau, does not present flattering view of
our present navy building capacity Capt.
Ammen says the yards are old and untitled
for the construction of vessels, that no apprc-
priations for repairs have been made for four
years, that there are only three stone dry
docks, and these are too small, etc. He en-
dorsss the European policy OF "armies, the
best peace-makers," and thinks we are in
viting sudden war by the feebleness of our
navy, which opinion is natural enough in
naval officer. At the same time he throws
chilling doubt upon the policy of construct
ing more ironclads, by broaching the proba-
BILE extent OF the torpedo service. He does
not advise the removal of the BROOKLYN navy
yard, until some new site is selected within
the Notifications of New York city. Com
plant is made of the working of the appro-
priaton law, which suspends work in some
cases when delay costs more than progress.
The estimates of expenses for the princi-
pal yards are as follows: Kittery S211 400,
Charlestown S220,SOO, Brooklyn $346,6OO,
Philadelphia $4,000, Washington $2Ol 400,
Norfolk $217 400, Pensacola $70,500, Mare
Island 429,675, New London Naval station
$4,000, Key West Naval Station $50, 600; also
for emergencies at naval stations $4,000, for
naval station at Philadelphia $65, 100, for con.
tlngent expenses Sl,Os0O00.
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THE MURDER OF A WIFE.-A dispatch re-
celved from Lima, Ohio, gives the following
particulars Of the horrible murder, nine miles
from that place, of Mrs. Brentlinger by her
husband: Coroner Fess and DR.. Metzger
were notified yesterday, of the murder and
went to the house. 1t is log hut, and dis
tance about. half mile from any other farm.
house. They found crowd of neighbors
there, and also the murderer, Brentlinger, who
had returned home and made full confess
ion. 1t appears that himself and wife had not
been living peacaby together, and parted at
one time and got together again, some time
since, but living no better than before. Brent
linger was jealous of neighbor who visited
the house often, and he thought he was
crimipaly intimate with his vile. On Mon
day afternoon last, about o'clock, they got
into quarrel in front of the house, on the
porch, when he tripped her and struck her on
the head, knocking her down ON her face.
He then turned her over and stabbed her sew
eral times with small knife. Then he call
ed his little girl, telling her to bring his large
knife, dirk. She refused 20 do so at first,
but he threatened to kill her also, and she
finally got it. With this knife he finished his
hellish work and left her to die. He then
went on horseback to one of his sons, working
some five miles distant, and to another some
| fifteen miles distant, and told them what he
had done, and gave them instructions to bury
her ,Isaying he would kill them if they refused
| or told of the murder. They went home and
| on Tuesday morning about O'Clock, dug
hole about thirty steps from the house and
about two feet deep, and put the body in face
downward, in some clothes in which she was
murdered, the garment being all covered and
| stuck together with blood. They covered her
up and plowed and narrowed the ground over
to conceal the place. The body, when re i.
moved, yesterday, was very black, and show
ed eight stabs, four in the region of the breast
and four in the abdomen. DIR. Metzger held
| post mortem examination, which revealed
two ribs broken, with stabs through the liver
and other vital parts. 1t was not shown in
the testimony before the coroner that the wo-
man had been crimnally intimate with any
one. Brentinger was brought here last
night and lodged in Jail. He says he is sorry
he committed the deed. He is a man of for
bidding appearance and has borne bad char
acter in the county, but has not been known
to use intoxicating drink. The woman is his
second wife, by whom he has two children.
Her age was 25 years, while he is so. His
children by his first wife are said to be very
ignOrant-cannot read or write.-CAicaGo
Tribune.
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Cow Inst

STRAYED from Summer Street, near the Kenne
- bee Depot, one red and white Cow, three wear,
oia. whoever will give information at this o6ice
"nepe snC may De found will be suitably rewarded
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon him
selfthe trust OF Administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of "''' 81"
LUTHER FITCH, late of Portland.
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and rivep
bonds as the law directs: All persons having demands
upon tne estate OF said deceased, are required to ex
II PIT the same; and all persons indebted To- said
estate are called upon to make payment to
LUTHER FITCH, Admir-,
Portland. October 18th, 1870. nnvTS
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In fearful apprehension of that foreboded
tidal wave, a Cambridge family have gone in
land to escape the expected destruction.
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Wood, W0odI

AkD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. A fl,
!. coin street. Also, CRY sdgings. AL"
'~"1' M.HUSE.
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Brick Residence on Thomas ST.,
for Sale.
BAKER'S HARMONY
Portable Steam Engines,

COMBINING the maximum oil efficiency, dura-
bility and economy with the minimum of weight
and price. They are widely and favorably known
more than 800 being in use All warranted satisfac
ory, no sale. Descriptive circulars sent ON an
plication. Address
j C. HoADLEY g. CO., Lawrence. Mass.
iu116m N~' ''''e''
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TO Let
JNIRST class Store and Offices on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
w. HI, ANDERSON,
At Office OF Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 80 Exchange
Street. dec30dtf
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COp0rt9ae7.ship Notice.
Ferns and OSEe7' Rare Plants
FOR SALE.

nave at my Green House on Congress- street
many entirely new Ferns and plants Of Varigated
ana beautiful foliage that cannot be obtained ese-
wnere 10 TINS city and probably not in New England
dens ~ P e"A
Laeies who will favor me with call, will at once
see zee me dinerence between Ferns and Club Mosses
rIeties. N va
boquets and Funeral Designs NV Green Houses
are on Congress street opposite foot OF Dow, the
a., sc Cafs passing every fifteen minutes. Thank
receiving their Patronage in the future
oc26eOdtf JOaRpR nu0vv d.. Urun
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N NOTICE..

bN anu aiter November 1st the Mere III.
afternoon from to 6, very ev5 om TO every
oc25d2w !" o.
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II o T. II 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage on Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply to LYNCH. BARKER IL Co.,
Ocl6tf 139 Commercial St.
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IenementS to Let.
A from 81 to $12 per month, in Portland and
"A Cape Elizabeth. Enquire of N. M. Woodman,
~ Oak Street, and j. c. WOODMAN,
janSdtf 1441 Exchanoe St
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The fhloving rssolusi"na wore anao'.
m"usiy ad"pssi: t.- .........,...,.
Resolved, That the President and Geek
~. authorised 70 out up and ias"s stn.''
warrants, il place of large oaes already
;tsued. 10 feoilitass tai payesa. =
Resolved, That y. e G'sssd IA author
I'D to procure the pec~ss~sy cs"ce'''"e
.onx,.tus for Treasure. and Comn'tte..
Resolved, That F. Ma'si" 10 hs'sby ~.
thorised TO purchase stove ssd one bog
hs,d coal az The Court Room.
Resolved. That the CIe'k Of Cos't is
authorized to place suitable lock % the
oster duos Of tha vault II bic odles.
Resolved, rbss The ssls'y Of tbs D's'
t,;os Attorney. rvo asss.. shall b. i"crsas
"a t. s:x hundr~d dollars per apoUm.
Resolved, That R. G. Lsod'y b asthor
;srd 70 change the public road to Nes
Ibe,;s On The Simon tssot, 70 correspond
With the obasgs lass'y; make on A. y
3uidry's land. 70 tbs: tba line q The roa1
win Se coutinoss; provided, the psopsie
| to, Of The hand Nor.hward does not objse
and p.votidsd further, that The parish slai
lbe at no expense fos the ssme.
On motion the Police Jury sdjou'nse
A. MOSS. -. CAFFERT,
" ~.' Ctevk tpt, P-eIdea.
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DIABOLICAL.

On Monday night, the 28th
ult., . band Of armed and dis
guised men, riding horses also
disguised, visited the cabin Of
Louis Matthew, . freedman. liv-
ing on D. v: Gladden's planta-
ton. in the southern part Of this
parish broke the door, entered
the cabin, beat and abused him
in q cruel and inhuman manner,
committed rape upon the person
| OF his wife, aud stole and carried
away his gun. Such outrages as
these, are a disgrace to the civil
lization Of the age in which We
live ; and the cowardly villains
lperpetrating them should be
hunted down without mercy.
and turned over to the proper
authorities to be dealt with as
they deserve, Persons at a
distapce may think that in re-
counting these enormitie', We
exaggerate !; but We assure them
We give only . plain aud unvarn'
ished statement. We hope the
day i not far distant. when oil
such villains will be ssluted ct
|every dwelling they attempt to
enter, with volleys Of buckshot.
The man, be he white or colored,
who would riddle the body Of
one Of these cowardly scoundrels.
while engaged, in disguise and
under the cover Of darkness, III
committing such hellish outrage.
would confer an inestimable
benefit on the people OF thet
parish. Let any man do It, ane
} we assure him every honorable
,, man in this parish will applaut
him for it.-Opelousas Journal.
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" .-t;.v"r College thu seat of aciaues, oi
su as w." ~ II Nu-satus<. He ~as ao'
d..,~s,eI hy he di6csi,iss and e'ubes
ts.smpars that surrounded him. His ad
m'n'~trA''s- sb;li,v. bic zsal. and his ener
gy, Az IN united Them III. and the creation
Il hi. x.";us r~s m.j~stic in il 'np~'
stsu.:,v.-, asd lr,n AID solid 10 ito fern
dstiopa.
There i st.nd.. thr pride Of Virginia
n. son II "LiQh' H"r.~ Harry" pennies
- = b~ggar, hsd ."m"'''-'i " ,n""s n"~'
- Waahi"kt"s. I, is ~: shaft c' m
obeIi<k, vko-e cold ~x'-ri"r fo.hii. tks
touch and repe'. 'h- g-"c' II tn" b'.hold
et; but It is = munum4 ut rrpset. With 'ik'
and light, and hope: radient with in,"i'
fanca; ths homo IT the arta and thu sci
encss, a music and p'et.y. with = chsp~l
and An altar dedicated to religion and 10
God.
Gen. Ire Wa t.ksr suddenly and v;o'
lentiy i'll. The paroxysm sb~t~d in y
measure. and a gleam Of hope relieved the
sppr~ r~h".ion. n his family and friends
BIT IL. die...-. instead n being suhdu.d
w. "nly gath ring .tr~ng'h f"r 6r*'
b.,v. 1t .eou became apparent I" al that
hi. bou, had come. H. slon" w.. IN
moved BY the Information: hs Vas i"d'f
fevest to the issss Of lie OF death: b" had
no expectations ssd 10 dsai'es ppo" the
.uhject. Hess - pssfsot rss;gostion. H.
bsd been . faithful soldier Of the cross,
and II the order bad issued from hesdqaar'
ten Ae was ready to ms'ch over the bos.
der; tAs lamp Of l'f~ burned low and dim;
tho aceuss Of sssth vsrs closing around
him; usoouacioos Of the present. the shad.
owy past rose before his vision. and his
very latest s,te.ssos espseaaed wish to
ss-a ftissd. LIE whnpsrsd ''6end fo' A.
r. Hil'." under the same circumstances
Jscksoa he'd said "Send A. P. Hill TO the
'front.'" Armies occupied the Isat thoughta
cf Napoleon. and 70 il may have been With
Lss aud Jsck,ps. 49,. ...
Gen. L. has eoss to the grave. He
~ bsrisd By his own direction without
di.pIay. II lhsss ere thoas among n Who
derive comfort ftom casting aspsn;oua up,
on biz chassosss. they viIl do -. but the
South. and the North. and the Eset and
tho Wet will remember Les. The vic
owsd psrtneref his bosom st;ll livss, and
IL her bsaslf inploss your justice. l do
not s.k Il asyshisg e'se so'' belongs d
= ssos toed Of bes&owing charity, ba, pov
esty canso& toscs them 70 soospe II. Sh<
owas but 10 doas sot eeespy he home d
bss fashsra Will you. 6~satosA remove
the bss which ese!sdss hsr from Airing
toni
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POLICE JURY.
Reguhr MEETING, Dec. 5th 1870.

hembefs pr-seot: }. J. Caaery, P'.si
dent and Mess's. o. Brousesrd, LANDRY
Tl&h-,t and Leblanc; Absent: A-.sra !
Caru,hevs and n. q. B,nu.sard.
Th- minutes Of the lest meeting We.
read md approved.
A communication from tho joint C>ran'
Gro Bsidge committee was ,esd snd s<f.r
ed - co'nmitser c"'nposed Of So~th-".
Guilheau. Rceemond Co.mies and john
Caruthera,, With Instructions to sza0ise
,h~ work and sspnst.
M~-s,.. n. Z. Gisa,d. VIM. Campbell
and A. J. Nina wtA sproi"t~d c'mm't
Ire to mike and 'ef~rt 40 estimate It the
expenses Of the p.si.h for th- next ys.s.
An accoun, of Ncrb~@s Landry ~ rosd
ovessses from June 1863 to June 1854
rejected.
An account Of the Supervisor # R-e's
tr~'ioc for horse aud buggy hire. VA. '.
j-ct"d.
The Treasurer submiued biz Sim A =,
nu~' Report. which va ssfsrred IL c""
mite. of Me.sr. w. c. Cs~w. F M~.i.~
and A. J. Aoas.
The following resolution va, slop'"
Resolved, That hereafter the s%!~ri-s
and pr diem of members ssd "6~r> II
The Police jury .b.'I bs payable srui-.n
nuaI!y, and .bs President and Clerk a'x
authorised 70 draw every ak month. par
;sh warrants 10 The ordinary form. br h.
same. ..t ~--
On motion. the Police Jury adjourned
to .sx. Saturday The 10Th inst
A. ]. Moss, ]. J. CAy10eY.
Clerk. President.
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PROBATE SALE.

1ststs lea JAcQuse Nsvsu, dss>aA>d.
|n>HGRE sill -. oGsrsd tor ssls -
! Public Auction By the Sheriff. % :,
THURSDAY tas 2esa q ya.savy 1871 ~
.eths lsst rssidesos a IL deceased 10
the town Of vssmilioaviils, all he Dovsi
able and immovesbls property belonging
II sail ssecsssioa to-vit 5' =
One certain Lot Of ground
situated 10 the town of vermi''osvi'!e,
me.spripe 22s lest ltost BY the depth, o.
o54 feet, bounded Moth BY land Of F..
Martin, Sosth By g. Charles Street, Est
by land d Louise Nsveu, { =. c.. aed'
We.s BY land Of suoesss;oo, together With
I'll III ba;ldiag. and Improvements thsfeos
sitsa&ed and thereto bsioagies.
Another lot Of ground adjoin-
ing the''sbs,s lot, measuring 92s ssst
front BY the depth Of es4 fess, bounded:
North By land Of T. 'hastia 6oush BY s..
Charles Street. Eass By land a succesaio"
and Wet by tAs CesIas. se e
One third Of q certain lot Of
e.ouad situated in The ,ovn II vsrmilior-;
vile, being position of lot No 81 on ~
plan of said town. sa;d third u,easusisx
50 fese front o. West side of LAfavett~
Street, BY leo @sst dssp. bounded Kor.f
and Sosth hy lots beloaeiag 70 I. =.
G;rsrd. Esq.. together With oil TIA 'bni'd
iuss and improvements theeeoa esScsed.
Household Fusaituse-Cooki~2 Ciep
Ill. -Csockssy and Glas wsse~Old iros
-Ous Ciosk -Ose Hosss- s-Ons Hsifer--
Branding lros-ailves -Sesdriss.
Terms aud Conditions All
| suus uads, 30 do,lsn payable Cash, as'l
al Soma Of 20 dellass saa sDvasos payable
.ss third 90 The ls a. lssse ISL; coe
third ON he let a nsseA le52 sod The
lass third o. tAs 1t af.A~oh ls7S. pns-
rh.sa.s Furnishing shsis netee With tvo
good and solssst Spessiiss - ~ eas'eeec-
ION of The administrator. bsasiag s0ht
pr c@et ;atsssa& pss ssspm kom matps;ty
"odI paid. Noass nads psysl'e y ~
order and domis;Is Of ths sdmirissssto'.
The ;mmoreAbls property TO rsusaio ma
cially ,no.s9sesd With vsod r. Ds'v''sgs
10 favor Of said saceeas;oa, ustiI shs pos-
chs. price snd Interest II spy. shall hs'e
bssa 6Asl'y paid. ~,
The buik,,.eS asd'i~pso.snso's % she
lo,a on which ihsy are sitsassd. - - cold
! in h;oc, ssA shs beaaeee 4 The Iesd h
he su,v~ved AID seId in . seDeaais lot.
and h. iA,AscS II the property . - so'd
in the o,dss II Which tAsy ws's Is'es-
! ,orieA.
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SPECIAL nRETING-
December 18th 1870.

The Police Jury met pu'susnt to ad'
iourmeot.
Me.nbsp''prssent J. J. Cadery, Prs'i'
dent, and hessrs. N. G. Broussard, Lam
dry and Hsbsrt.
The minutes ofthe two prsoseding meat
ings were Rad and approved.
The COMMITTEE appointed 70 examine
the Trsasurss's Semi Annusl StatSmsat
reported that they bad done %. snd found
it correct, which report vss received and
adopted. 49,.
The Oomuittss appointed 70 make ~
estimate Of the probable s.peoses cf TIL
parish for the ssxt year, made tho follow
ing report, which ~ received and sdop
Ted, to wits -.
To the President and lembs's of th.
Police Jury:
Your Committee 'appoisted to make q
estimate of he sspsnses of Tho pasish f.
~ -:.~ 80, ke0 lana In eA00S4 III.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.!

-:o:-;n:--
T,HE ond-'a;gnsd hss juas ssosi,slsasj
now o{fen los ssIs at grset'y ssdoesd
prices. large and complsss assossoss. O
Fire Crackers. -.. 3. .or
@ Fireworks, and
Christmas Toys and =
Presents for the Old
and young Folks. together with
a full assortment Of
Drsags 0ao1 JUed6einoa,
Reeesoe .l1o66et0oo. R06n0,
Otls, vsSrstsh1e, Draooee,
S1ssteoerv, FaseU 1oqp
assH 1Stlee aG'ets1so,
Aeheos Deo1to, AooG
8.'eks, JV6os1s, ~.
C~I asd look 4 the ,ssook bs(sss eo,sx
e's- 0hseAs t,-
Ds~. 1lah = ACLATlOLAle. ~t
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Dec. 10th 1870.
The PoI;ce"'Jury met pursuast to ad'
jousnment. ..s
Members present: J. J. Ca6ery. Pre.''
dent R. G. Landry: All the others d.
sent.
There being no quorum, the meeting E
w.s adjourned 10 next Saturday the l7tb
inst. ..
Al. Noes. J. ]. .CArTERY,
Clerk. PNsidenk
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~ H.: - Y assas abeolstsl,
! - 4 ssssshSurs
= qeay h,vs brss
| saally = = seqsiss
= . ssdes- -isi.ssSL
eae!ses yisiblS ef.aesiyi
Dci = q apstss,y. pslIiae
Ii ae ~ ~ Il. osdas 3
r. = aeasee aa,..so.,e
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esl,',;.. - sy0g - intention
g. - ~. ..l1hy 4 u ruin
~ - s''y sel0s ssst sps;ss.
49, - owenssteabsl
1t4i.- - >. 80 ss, -. issssbilisa =
6s;rs g. .!s egg1ise n I
= ~ed distsiets & Il
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E"Pa," said little friend Of oors.
~whats the uss Of g;viu our little pigs
10 much milkl rTbOy make hogs OF
tl arse!rns" Ia waikni away
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