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THE NEWLY elected County officers will be
qualified on the first Monday in September.
On that day the following officers will he
"sworn in" The Commissioners, the Reg
lister of Deeds, the Sheriff, the Treasurer, the
Surveyor and the Coroner.
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REAIvALs.-W learn that interesting re-
vivals are in progress in the Baptist Churches
at Forcstville and Franklinton. At the
latter place the meeting is conducted by
Rev. DR.. Wingate, assisted by Rev. DR..
Prtchard of this city Quite number of
nrniessi ms arc reported.
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CLEANING PAINT-Wet the paint with
warm water; then with Il damp cloth, dip
ped in whiting instead Of soap, rub the
paint. 1t viii look as well as new, and is
much easier cleaned and saves the paint
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SECOND DAY.

w EDNESDAY, aug. G4.-hI ABOUT nail past
ten O'Clock Judge Brooks resumed the sit
ting in Chambers.
Judge Merrimon stated that he under
stood from the counsel for the State that he
was represented as using the term "collu-
sion" in reference to Chief Justice Pearson
and the defendant Col. Kirk. He, Judge NJ,
need hardly say this was pure misappre-
hension. He might have used that term in
reference to tho Executive and the defend
ant-as it appeared from the whole tenor
of the proceeding in the matters now under
consideration; but he trusted he knew what
was due to the tribunal before which he
stood, as well as what was due to himself
He would not have presumed to use such
towards the highest judicial Off
Ger of the State, and he disclaimed it.
Judge Brooks said that Judge Merrimon's
language, alluded to, made no such impress
sion upon him as had been made upon the
States counsel.
and, first, the question of the sufficiency of
the return of Col. Kirk in the case of er parte
Moore was called up.
Mr.. McCorkle said that by consent the
counsel for the defendant had amended the
return and had appended, as part of the
answer, all of the proceedings heretofore had
in the matter of crparte Moore, Scott, Kerr,
ct ais. Mr.. McCorkle read the material por-
lions Of the papers included in this return
and thus rested the answer
Judge Merrimon opened the case for the
petitioners and read the entire proceedings
before Chief Justice Pearson, &C., up to the
present moment.
The bearing was then adjourned till
o'clock, p. NJ.
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IT Is STATED or excellent authority that
q constant current runs through the central
portion of the Sucz Canal, from the side of
the Mediterranean tn that of the Red Sea.
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The Fayetteville Eagle says, the Presby-
terry OF Fayetteville will hold its one hun
dred and fifteenth session at Buffalo Church,
Moore County, N. c., on Thursday, 18th
September, 1870, at 12 o'clock, N.
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THE Wilmington papers complain that
they do not receive the Standard regular, we
assure them it is not our fault, as the Standard
is properly mailed and regularly sent from
this Office
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PLENTY of green melons in town, but they
are not so green as the cholera candidates
who cat them.
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DISCHARGED, by Chief Justice Pearson, on
Saturday, Samuel 2. Hill, one of the Inoisi-
bic Empire prisoners.
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CouvcL OF STATE.-According to law
the Council of State will meet in the Exec
utive office on Thursday next for the pur-
pose of comparing the vote for Attorney
General
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WESTERN papers chronicle the death of
the first white child born in Ohio" at the
age of eighty years. A rather backward
infant that
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The Habeas Corpus Cases before Judge
a.ll ID ID Brooks. esiifls va

Yesterday morning Judge Brooks at
tended U. S. District Court, in Chambers,
to receive the return to the writs OF hdbeas
corpus issued by him requiring Col Kirk to
bring before him the prisoners detained in
military custody, Mr.. Attorney General
Odds and Messrs. j. NJ. McCorkle and VIII.
Bailey appeared for the defendant, and
Messrs. w. A.iGraaam, A. S. Merrimon and
R. H. Battle, Jr., appeared for the prisoners.
The morning was consumed in discussing
the sufiiciency of the return. and the pro
cecdings were adjourned till'3 O'Clock, pm.
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We UNDERSTAND the price of butter-milk
has risen so per cent, within the last few
days.
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One G. N Levison, Masonic swindler,
has recently lcctured i'll Wilmington, on the
European War The public is advised to
look out for him.
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Work ON the new engine house is being
rapidly pushed forward 1t is expected it
will be completed by the carly part of next
month.
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NOBLE BUT ERRING. The local, brcvct chief
editor of the subscription contribution, outside
aid paper across the way.
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i BUILDING lot for sale, good location
Price $3.50. One third cash, balance in six
ana twelve months, Apply at this office.
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bring before me at The Chambers Of the
Supreme Court in the city of Raleigh, the
body Of a. G. Moore, with the cause OF his
caption and detention, to do and receive
what shall then and there be considered OF
him in this behalf. II za z stS ahA
This -- July, 1870.
r. NJ. PEARSON,
Chief Justice, NJ q.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received at this office to
assist in buying u new Press and other
fixtures for the Sentinel Office
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MAGISTRATES Summons, Warrants, Exc
cutions, Judgments, transcripts, and other
official blanks, for sale at this office.
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Four marriages in Charlotte on Thursday
last, evidently taking advantage of cool
day.
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THE EARLY risers of Wilmington saw
partial eclipse of the moon on the 25th inst.
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We REGRET to learn that Col. Carrow, U.
S. Marshal, is quite ill with bilious fever.
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THE CHERAw and Salisbury Railroad,
says the Wadcsboro' Argus, is in u fair way
of being speedily built.
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THE population of Newbern, according to
incomplete census returns, 6,1S1.
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'' w. A. Albright and James E. Boyd are
stopping at the National Hotel.
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LOTTERIES which at one time were 50
fashionable in Raleigh have about Tagged out.
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NEXT month is blessed with an "R"
which makes oysters good.
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The DOG days, aud We should judge, dog
nights are upon us. .He t#
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IFYoU ARE hungry to-day about II o'clock
drop in at Pepper 81 O'Conners and get a
bowl of his elegant No. soup.
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The dog war mas again commence in New
bern. -E-..
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CITY AND ST AT e.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Pink
c. Hartlic's Cigar Store, August 9th, 1870:
Ga. NJ, 7G; "a. NJ, 76; 10 NJ, IS; .
p. NJ, II; P. M..77
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the opening of Chambers,

On the opening OF Chambers,
W. H. Bailey, Esq, of counsel for the de-
PENDANT, addressed his Honor, extending his
remarks till half past 5p. m.
We may present hereafter a synopsis of
Mr.. Bailey's argument, but cannot now find
room for it. We cannot, however, omit the
following merited tribute to Hon. r. M.
Pearson. Mr.. Bailey said:
For myself say that during an &C.
quaintance of over twenty years, and du-
ring practice before the Supreme Court
of sixteen years, it has been alike
my pride and pleasure to witness
his learning, ability and integrity
I have known him long; have prac-
ticed before the sur rene Court for sixteen
years, and feel it a duty owe our esprit
du corps. as 1 esteem it u pleasure, to add
my humble testimony to his great learning,
ability and integrity.
For thirty-five years last past his varied
and extensive learning in every department
OF our sciencc-his wonderful powers of
generalization and analysis-his unhinch-
ing firmRess and marked impartiality have
combined alike not only to shed an impcr-
isllable lustre upon the jurisprudence of our
State and win for himself immortal fame
but also to make him the boast and pride
of our bar and people.
The populace are now casting stones ut
him as they did at Aristides in ancient
Athens, and as I humbly conceive for the
like reason but, sir, venture the predic-
ton that his judicial fame will be cherished
by posterity as rich legacy, long after the
marble erected over the graves of his ca
lumniators shall have crumbled into dust.
And though l may stand alone in the ex-
preston of the sentiment, will say Of him
now clarum ct vinerabile non,en.
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WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE
w for Country Produce, at Stand q Metro
politan Market.
may 1S-tf WEST s. co
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Sweet Potatoes are plenty in market.
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his official capacity. If, however, in any
proceedings to follow, any contempt of that
Court should be committed, the parties
guilty of such contempt would be visited
with the sevcrest penalties of the law.
8 Attorney General Odds asked the Court
to define the word contempt that he (Mr.
Ofds) might speak advisedly in what he had
to say in reply.
Judge Brooks did not feel called upon to
define the term contempt at this time.
la Mr. Odds then said that he repeated his
former remarks the course the counsel
for the State proposed to pursue would be
within the law. They could notice no
threats of consequences coming from the
counsel on the other side Nothing like
contempt could be involved in the legiti-
mate course of the law. Personally Che Mr..
o. had the highest respect for the United
States Courts, and had frequently express
ed it.
TheICourt adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.
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CnamDcrS. we give OeiOW DrleI summary
of the argument in the case, as much as we
can find space for, but a fair report as far as
it goes. ....
Before proceeding to the argument we
give copy of the respondents return and
the answer to the return to show cause.
RESPONDENTS RETURN.
SALISBURY, August 18th, 1870.
To this writ of habeas corpus 1 respectfully
return that prior to the issuing thereof and
its service ON me to wit: on the - day
July -, writ of habeas corpus was
issued by the Honorable Richmond NJ.
Pearson, Chief Justice of North Carolina,
for Adolphus G.. Moore, the same person
within named, the substance of which said
writ is hereunto annexed and marked A,
and that the said writ of hdbeas was served
upon me on the - day of July, 1870:
and that at the time OF the issuing and
service of said writ the said Adolphus G.
Moore, within named, was in my custody,
charged with violating the laws of the State
of North Carolina, that be had been, here
tofore, legally arrested by me, as 1 am ad
vised and believe, for the commission of
crime against the State aforesaid, and not
for violation of any law of the United States,
by virtue of my authority in that behalf as
&olonel Commanding the I'd Regiment of
Detailed Militia of the said State, and that
Said arrest was made by me, for said cause,
in the county of Alamance, after the said
county had been declared, by the proclama-
ton of His Excellency W. W. Holden, Gov.
ernor of North Carolina, in state of insur-
rection, and by virtue of orders to that effect
issued to me by his Excellency, w. W.
Holden, Commander-in-Ch Chief of the Militia
of said State, that failed to make return
to said writ by reason of orders to that effect
of my superior officer, Governor W. w.
Holden, Commander in. Chief of the Militia,
that on the 18th day of August, 1870, said
orders were revoked and was ordered by
his Excellency, Governor Holden, Comman-
der in-Chief as aforesaid, to surrender the
said Adolphus G. Moore in obedience to the
command of said writ of habeas corpus, and
make due return thereto, and that on 18th
day of August, 1870 in obedience to said
orders, and under the advice of council
leafned in the law, did carry the said A.
| G. Moore before the Hon. r. M. Pearson,
| Chief Justice of North Carolina, IN obedl'
encc to the command of the. said writ of
Eabeas corpus, and make return thereto of
| the cause of his caption and detention
through Lieut. Col. Burger, Cd Regiment of
North Carolina Detailed Militia. and that
have not had since, or now, the body Of
the said A. G. Moore in my custody, posses
sion, power or control, to produce him be-
fore your Honor in obedience to the com
mand of the within contained writ, and il
the said A. G. Moore is remanded to the
custody, control, possession or authority q
respondent, he will return the said A. G
Moore, before your Honor, whenever ant
wheresoever he may be required
GEO. W. KIRK.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Tn
18th day OF August, A. D. 1870.
M. L. HOLMES,
o. s. Commissioner.
rg A.
NORTH CAROLINA,
To GEORGE w. KIRK:
You are hereby commanded, forthwith t
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PENDANTS.
The object of the application was to have
warrants issued restraining the defendants
from certain alleged unlawful acts, and to
bind them to the peace. A number of aft
davits were read by Judge Merrimon and
Governor Graham, setting forth the alleged
causes of complaint illegal arrests, brutal
treatment of prisoners while in custody, and
threats for the future. o sg1, .t+, (
JUDGE MERRnoN commended that his
Honor Judge Brooks had Jurisdiction in the
matter that the offences committed were in
violation of the Constitution and laws of
the United States, and punishable as such;
and that if the courts of the United States
had punitive power, it followed it had pre-
vcntive power and could restrain further
violations of law by binding these parties
to keep the peace. Judge Merrimon elabora-
ted these views, and cited several authori-
ties in support of them.
W. Fl. BAILEY, Esq, said that the declara-
lions in the afidayits showed mere case of
assault and battery, and he challenged the
counsel on the other side to show single
instance in the whole range of judicial re-
ports where Federal judge had over issued
a warrant for assault and battery. He COM
planned that this application was not made
to State authority where the jurisdic-
ton unqucstionably lay. He denied that
this court could claim Jurisdiction SIM
| ply by virtue of Constitutional provis-
ION, and in support of this view, quo
ted U. S. VS.. Hudson, 2 Cranch; the State
of Pennsylvania VS.. the Wheeling Bridge
Company, from the same reports, and others.
He commended that as this court had no
common law jurisdiction, it had no pow
or to prevent crime, and that where it
cannot prevent it, cannot bind to the
peace. To give the Federal courts juris-
diction the offence must be againet the laws
Of the United States. In the case of the
| defendant Bursin the atlantis treated him
as an outlaw, brigand, and did not pre-
tend to say that he was acting by any kind
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NORTH CAROLINA,
To GEORGE w. KIRK:
You are hereby commanded, forthwith to
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THIRD DAY.

THURSDAY, Aug. 25th.-The examination
into the question of contempt in the case
of Col. Geo. W. Kirk was resumed this
morning before his Honor Judge Brooks, in
chambers. We give below q brief summary
of the argument in the case, as much as we
can find space for, but fair report as far as
it goes. ..
Before proceeding to the argument we
give copy of the respondents return and
the answer to the return to show cause.
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TO LET.

Tenement to Let.
T1d lower Tenement in house No II Carlton ST
i Apply 10 ". RYAN.
marediw~ 1G1 Commercial st,
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II o L II 4.
TO LET.

CToRAGEj and Wharfage or Custom House
~ Wharf, AlpyioL}NCH BARKFR a. Co.,
ocl0ft leo CONNIE lciaI st.
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Ollnetlaing New !

CT PORK ard BEANS by the quart or by the
pot, At VIC. CUBB'S Steam Bakery every
.1tf
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PoRTlAAD&R0C HESTERE.e
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

F. On AMI aiter Monday Nov %. 1859
@~Frfrains will run as follows.
ns,ssshser trains leave Portland unla1s ex
A. NJ, goa 2 M 'eiineui1'e S'auens, at Tx
Leave AI rSssand Tor saeo River at $40 p. NJ.
Leave Saao e1 niOr Portland az o. A M
$40 r. ~. ~ cortland ut $50 A. IL. and
freight trains with nas.ora..
81 Leave leave a,rgo for Portland atsso Mar attach
E Eua,o a n.ianu lvf Alfred at IzlsP III
Al Gofhsm tor south windhsm, win1bam mn,
and NorthWindham, West Gorhai IN, Standi.h sI,lI,
rails. Baldwin. Denmark. Sebag,, Eri ,yton io,sup
Hiram, Brownfeii. Fryeburg. Conway, BartIet,'
Jackson. LiiDing'on CoTnish, Porter, Free.om, Xad
sun and Eaton " H.. dsily.
AT Saco River. tor West Buxton, BoDuy Easle
South Lmiok'on. Limin2ton, daily.
AZ saeo River for Limercs, Newfela, Parsons
field ami Ussipee. ri-weekly.
field, daily.
At Alfred tor Springvals snd Sanford Corner.
IHOS. Quincy, Superintendent.
April &c, 1sC9. ~
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To ct.
EfIRST class Siore ard ffccs on Pxci,spre Street
Il between Middle and f. re Sueets. Apply to
". H, ANDERSON,
at Cfee OF Sattan Webb, Esq, No, 81 Exch ,nge
Street. dec30i1f
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FA LII RXVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash.
tngton, aud all the principal points
West South ard Soutb- West

FALL RxVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE. Wash
tngtnn. aud all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Tsunien, Fail River mud Newport.
through and transferred in n tree OF charge.
New York trains leave the Od Colony aud New
port Railway Depot, corner OF Soutb aud kpeeisud
successfully tSuDdsys excepted, follows: al 70
NJ. arriving In Fall River 40 minutes In advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
new anu magnificent Steamers PROVIDE nee. Capt.
p; III. simmons. BRISTOL, Capt a. Simmons
THESE steamers ave the fastest aud mosI reliable
p0ais CD the Sound, built xpressly speef saeTy
and comfort his lie counecis With all The Soufh-
eIn Boats and Railroad Lines rom New York going
Mesi Aud South. and Convenient to the California
Steamers.
'"ro shippers Or Freigbt.,, this Line. with
1ts new and extensive deph accom- In Bos.
ton, AMI are pier In New York texcIusi vey tor the
business OIL me Lneb Is supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass q. treixbt Always taken oil low rates andtor-
walded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston Mt I.9O
NJ; goods arrive 10 New York next morning about
M Freight leaving New Yvix reaches Bo sJon on
the following day at 933 A NJ.
For tickets, berlhs aud ststerooms, apply at the
c0mIany's office al No OLD State House, corner OF
Washington aud State streets and at Old Colony and
fNewpoIt haidoan Depot. corner OF South and Knee
steamers leave New York daily, Sundays excep-
edI troW fser 30 North h yer loot o, Chamber
st, al 500 NJ.
GEO. SnIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight gent.
JAMES tlSK, Jk.. PI esident
NJ. R. SIiONS, managing Director Narraganssts
Steamship Co.
Eov6 dir
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.
Winter Arr.ngewent. Dec. 3, 1850.

Winter Arrangements. Dec. 3, 1860,
1no Trains Daily 6efreen Portland and Auousta
E36za Leave Portland for Augusta, liked
43x-H&e train at 100 a NJ
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Augusta, watsryflle and
Bangor. al 1245 Id. Portland tor Bath and Au-
gusia at Sis LI.
passenger Trains will DO due ct Portland daily
at $50 a N. and Is + NJ
rare as tow BY Ibis route to Lewiston, wafervjile,
henoa,',s Mis- Dexter anu Bangor rs by tie Maine
zen raj Road; ami tickets pun chased in Boston Tor
ma'ue Genital Stations good tor a passage en-
ms nne fassel gers from Bangor, NEWPORT Dex.
Yer, &C, VIII puIchase Tickets 10 Kepdali's Mill
3Wy anu a,t-f taking the ears of the Portland and
hepnebec Road, the conductor " ia iuluish tickets
anu make the Iate the same through 10 Portland or
through Irkets arc -oLi At Boston over the East
err anu Boso on and Matte railroads tor ali Staiious
on TINS me; also the Androscoggn Il. H. anu Dex-
ter, ansor. &c., on the Maine Central no break
81 gauge east OF Portland by route and the only
ro1te ny which IasseI ger from Boston or Pore
iand San certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
Stages leave Bath tor Rockiapd, &C., daily. Au-
gusta tor Belfast daily. VassaJboro for Moth and
East VsssalbofO ana China daily. KepdaIl's Blills
tor Unity daily. at PIshon's Ferry Tor Canaan DAT
~. at SkoVLegan Tor the diteI enc towns North en-
their Ioute.
Augusta, Fec. 8, 1885, ma,i3ti
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Dissolution of COp0stn es'shtp

a Great step in Advance !
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RATf.ROAtpS.
Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.

Trains will leave Grand Trunk Depct
0Eat Portland Tor Auburn anu Lewiston
at lilo A. NJ los p. NJ.
Leave Tor Wates vile, Kendall's Mills. Neyport.
De4Gr, thoosebsad Lake, anu Bangor at 1 Is r.
NJ. Connecting with the Euiopean s. North Aueri.
can H. X. tor ,own- nrith aud asst
Freight train leaves no tlani tor Bangor and IN,
term. dtaie stations at d IS A. N. "N IA
lrairs leave lewiston and Auburn for Portland
and BOSTON al GO A. III, l..O4 4. a. i"AH'
Train from Bangor aud Intermediate st,tiop. IA
due Ia Portland al 2.l0P. NJ, and from Iew,s,on
and AubuI only at \. 10 A. NJ.
Ibe only r0ui by which through tickcts ra ALL
10 bangor, Dexter and all iaierme Ifaie statIors
olsi OF the kenn-bec River, and baggage cbecSsS
through. S"eeAes
declGrf EDWIN NOvrc g..
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farm tor safe, at Auctioo.

& @G~N The subscriber will sell at ,ubIic
A-,h uu.tol on The 18Th dav u April
& next, at 10 o.. lock A NJ. ON The
~ .IE4t4ad.i4A. Premise. his Homestead farm Mn.
~ e's oner dsp SET of a. ,,,iva-o
saii. SAID tnm Is IN Fiecprrt On The road n
ace s Of les, On e Ca,o Bay, CONTINUING sovtns
IN, pasiurage ana woodland vi II ' W. now
dwelling h' u'e BAN and oat-b ildinss, n II S,,s
pnrch Sc money eau rna:n IN mortgage Il d.s,,.de
subs1libor CD the premises. 'As
Feb 81, .t70 a1Isiu;s