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FARM FOR SALE.

A GOOD FAlEI within three miles
Of Bristol, containing two hundred
accres, one-half cleared and under
good fence and in fine state Of cul-
tiyation. is offered for sale. A stream
of water runs through it and several
good springs flow from it. 1t will
either be sold or exchanged for proper
" in Bristol-Coodson. For further
particulare apply at this office.
Nov. lift.
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nm hlaoI, army o. RndIcaIlsm bias

THE black army Of Rdicalism has
been smlt,en rs OF lightning, The
voice of Che recent elections Is pre-.
mouitory of storm which should
sweep IL from power in 1872 and II the
lesson be properly appreciated the Dc
mocracy may soon he In readiness TO
rule the country again. The task of
dwelling tho corruptionists with the
earth is far less herculean one than
the reconstruction of the national gov
eminent which they have perverted and
well nigh reversed. II can be ne easy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18

or pleasing task to restore the country
to prosperity. Yet the Democracy
must dc it and the day comes rapidly
on. Rejoice Oh couutrymen, ye VII"
have been patriotic and faithful! The
il a Cod
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18

As the nominee of the Democrats
In the FIRST District, Mr.. White was
emphatically the wrong man in the
wrong place.
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MONIES, HEEALTEE HAPPINESS

how To BE O8rAISi.D ron FIVE DoLlARs! PAS.
iatons, farms, liza sites aud Town Lots at the
Great Premium Land Sale, Aiken. ;, e. The
:. saratoga ui the south" As hours from ~ Y -
the most delightful climate IN the world. Free
from The yiSors Of Northern wiutots exempt from
Ehiodt Diseases, Vineyards and orchards In iuII
bearing. For descriptive pamphlet, address. with
stamp, J. Z. Derby, ingnsl.. "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18

THE Va. Legislature adjourned on
Thursday Of last week. It's most i'm
portant work is the Road bill, which
leyies on each male citizen between
sixteen and sixty, two days labor on
Roads for each year, and on property,
ten cents per 500 of value. Labor
can be committed 20 scots. in money
nor fiav
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no I ice I!

AT RHEA'S WILLS, on Saturday
the 2Gth Of November, 1870, will sell one
fine Piano Forte, which can he seen at my
house one good Saddle and Wagon Horse,
two mich Cows, some fat Hogs, Wagon and
Harness, one Cooking Stove aud other prop
eRty.
R0B'T T. RHEA,
Admir- OF +. L. Rhea, decd.
Nov. lS-lt-pd.
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NcMuLL1N is completely Terryhcd
by the result of the Congressional
race.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Now In ITS Eleventh Year. publishes Sermons, a
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"A CARD.

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HOUSBKBEPGRS ATTENTION

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sflssoUR1 gives $4,000 majority
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un. Eevya 60 the vRrEcst Paper
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GRAND Holiday RAFFLE and SALE

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INPORTINT 10 I'm YAKa
WARNTNGI

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persons not TO harbor, aid or encourage him
under extreme penalty Of the law. | will
not be responsible, in such event for any
debt he may Sreate.
JOHN SHELLY.
Oct. :. iS7O-M
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The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06

ANEcDoTE OF "PAP" THoMAs.-The Lou
isville Journal tells the following anecdote of
the dead hero
To the readers abroad 1t may be necessary
to say that Colonel Watkins married the
daughter OF Gen. Rousseau about the close Of
the war-died in New Orleans and his bJdy
was brought, with that OF his distinguished
irther-ln law, few months ago. for interment
in our beautiful cemetery at Cave Hill.
just alter the battle vi Nashville, Col. Wat
kins, on Ger. Thomass staff, approached the
General with free and cordial manner, a. II
the request he was about 10 make could not
be denied: General, you know ] have q
sweetheart, Miss Rousseau, whom have
not seen tor - months. A leave oil absence,
If you please, for - weeks" To the dismay
of poor Watkins, Thomas shrugged his shoui-
ders Watkins, seeing that some intercession
was necessary, reminded the General OF his
youth, the ardor OF such years aud such at
tachments, and referred to some probable bis
tory OF the General in such matters Geneia al
Thomas quietly and soldierly replied: 'Wat-
kins, I've been there; and the truth is that /,
too, have sweetheart; and have lot seen
her for more months than you have yours ior
so many weeks. And, what is more, have
been married to my sweetheart, and want to
see her as much as you do yours, and 1t Is
likely more. But won't let her come to
camp. A camp is no place for wife. She is
out OF her element, and it softeps man. And
won't go to see my wife till my duty is end
ed and the war over. What will not do my
self l will not allow you to do. Besides, I
have raid to make in Mississippi and Ala
bamy, and decided this morning that YOU
were the man to lead it. You will please re-
port for duty at six A. NJ"
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06
e''n's $500 per annuns, In adranct.

a hIDEoUs SEA MoNsTER.-A gentleman
s"es 'ne Savannah Advertiser of the 3Cth
u''' 'he following description Of an aquatic
monster, which he met with in the Savannah
river not far from Fort Fisher, he having
come down the Wright and Savannah river,
In sailboat manned with three negroes. The
monster rose under the boat and came near
eapsizlng the party into the water:
/ did not heed the danger around me IN M.
respect nor the groveling fear CT the men
with me, Tor could not, II life was al stake
have taken my eyes away from The hideou,
creature that had caused all the eommollon
and was making its way lazily out Of the river
into the long ru>hes on the bank. Never bs-
fore had anticipated such monsirosity, nor
do ever wish 10 see another. A creature al
most indescnbable, though ITS general appear
ance is fixed In my minds eye too Indel bly,
Tor pleasant aiter-lhoueht. The beast, 1sh OF
reptile, whatever species Of Gods creation IL
might be classed un,ler, was OF a tawDy green
ish color, growing more drtnite toward tie
head. The body OF the creature was seal
shaped, apparently twenty feet long and a.
thick as the carcass OF the largest-slZed ele-
phant. From this tIunk sprang forth the
most remarkable feature OF the phenomenon,
long, curved, swan like neck, large enough
apparently TO have taken a man In whole,
terminated by head and Jaws sir liar TO that
OF an immense boa constructor, u eyes fishy.
ye' possessing ierocity enough > their ex-
preston To make man tremble The back
OF the beast was deeply ridsed, ts ridges run
uing from the base Of the neck TO the extreme
end OF tue tai, and several inches deep. An
ninense tail shaped something like an alliga-
l three times longer, so II seemed.
than T. body, completed the tout ensemble
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navieaied by ieet, resembling the feet of an
an alligator, and its progress on land was slow.
With all this combination oi the terrible be-
fore me, it was not strange tina. tremhlsd,
but before The frightened men bad time 10
act, or tine TO adsise.- the Scsuse of our ter
ror drew itself acios the little island, out of
sight, into the wa'er beyond. 1t did not take
us long TO recover our senses and as quickly
leave the scene, though the shock TO our
nerves and, indeed, to our belief In things
possible and impossible, precuded anything
like haid work.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06

The destitution@ and desolatieu Of great
London have some curious illustration. A
woman and her son of five years have for
some time been living alore; but recently for
several days the child was seen playing about
near the house, with no sign OF bis mother.
Some OF the neighbors inquired of the ch Id
whether he bad had plenty OF food during the
week, and he replied that all that he had had
was what was lett in the cupboard, and that
there was plenty still remaining there. Up
on missing the cbiId's mother one OF the
neighbors inquired how she was, an whittier
she had gone. The little child, with great
simplicity, replied:
"Mamma Is lying in bed, and she will not
speak to me, and she Is so cold, like a lump
OF Ice, when i lay IN bed with herr
The same person said, "Perhaps she ts
dead" when the boy replied:
~ think so too, for she is so cold. and /
can't get her TO speak at ALL"
The neIghbors, upon entering the room,
found the unfortunate creature lying stiff and
cold in bed, where she bad been dead for two
or three days and the poor child had been ly-
ing at her side in bed during that time.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06
lfemss

The Boston Traveller completed Its a5th
year on Friday.
Barney Williams was one of the founders
of the Manhattan club.
Henry T RAYMOND was in tho habit of con-
tributinc unanimously to the Ledoer.
Tn Iowa vomen rr;soner, h.ra ,ho r,r,,.
of men. They are set to breaking stones.
oor,n.nv hos h.o,, e,,,,.a 4, v,.,,,,;. Co.
x,;o;no ,paat ;r ,Io n,s.o.I M ~ ~
no,,rte - IN Wor,o,b A S""'AP' IN 'Ae
. y
Boston mas closed ner soup rooms ana re-
ports tnat durlpg tne 65 days they were open,
s,,y St,aSo 'aiiiie' anu io''oo' Pefsons "sis suP
Phru'
, ne as ocieotuC Alner9an la. P.eocts s1at ~
= 1e.s .nan .weuy years, nuSs .,.l a.iou' VIII oe ~
comlnon 'ea.ure VI oany papers, ~ market
iepo''' arc no"' lI.
In answer to charge that carpet-baggers
tll The Florida Legislature, the Jacksonville
unlcn says tnat OUT OF seventy-eight members
o".y ten d'e hoTe"er@ men. .bsIgo
Jim Fisk has become Colonel of the 9th
New York regiment after all. COL Blaine
RESIGNED, was reelected Lieut.. Colonel, and
Miss Alcott's "Old- Fashioned Grip is as
great a success already as her warmest friends
could have predicted, fifteen thousand copies
having been ordered in advance of publiea-
tlon, and the demand still increasing,
A crab has been Brought to San Francisco
for exhibition that was found clingipg to the
wreck of the steamer Oneida. on the coast Of
Japan, aud which measures thirteen feet from
tip to tip of the claws, and weighed when
taken IRON the water fifty pounds.
Four theatrical, sxords former,v the nrop-
ertv ot the Iaie Charles Kean- were soIJ At
aution In New York last week. The first.
known as the "Iouis Xlth sword, Brought
SIC; the second, the soup sword, s.; the
third, the Jewel sword, s. so; and the
fourth, with pair Of pistols and cutlass, 81.
A Norwegian laborer on the Saint Paul
and Pacific Railroad recently sent an order 10
friend In minneapolis Tor pair OF boots.
Inc measure sent was niteen incnes 10 length
by twelve inches around the ball Of The foot.
whicn; wnen maue up, wouid te ABOUT NO.
~. Inc snoemaker nad no last that was
large enough. -t..
The Evangelical course of Sunday lectures
has closed in Boston. w. 81. Charming gave
yesterday the last but one OF the Horticultur-
al hall course, on The church OF Universal
UNITY. Next sunday Wendeli Fhiliips VIII
speak in this course. The twelve lectures are
TO De puohshed IN volume In the course OF
Tue summer, ana we oelieve tue same IS true
oi Tue true Oh tne EvanseIical course.
The President has kindly given Gen. But
Ter the nomination OF one cadet each TO the
military and naval academies ol Tue many
mat 9elonseu 70 nun, oe9aaS asSh,,m Of S;sab,aJ
preSiueh' VI Tue ha''on"' "''
soldiers
Mrs. Beecher Stowe having retired from
the field exhausted, Captain Mayne Reid, an
other distinguished writer OF hctio l, proposes
to tackle Lord Byron, and show him up in
The blind preacher Milburn preached to an
audience of deaf mutes In New York last
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06

The Madrid correspondent Of the Daily
News gives the following account OF the fu-
neral OF Don Enrique:
The funeral of Don Enrique took place yes
terday March 15) The streets all along the
route from his house to the cemetery OF San
lsidro were crowded, but beyond slight run
iu the PueIta del Sol, caused by some one
crying out "Muera Moutpensier,' but which
was quickly subdued, all went off peacefully.
The funeral procession consisted OF less than
1900 persons, most OF whom were ireemasons.
The hrarse was drawn by six horses. It's
sides being glass showed the coffin completely.
which was very handsome one of bronze.
On the ccffin were many masonic emblems,
together with the military hat, sword and or
der of Carlos Ill. of the deceased. The pail
bearers we've leading masohs. The clergy had
stripped the coffin OF all the crosses just be-
fore the procession started, on account of the
masonic emblems, which are objects OF terri
BILE detestatiOn and pious horror to them, and
they refused to accompany the body or TO
perform the religious ceremonies. A worthy
priest named Pulido, however, was soon
found willing to assist at the interment. and
be took his place aloueside the Duke of Sesa
aud Lieut.. Guell, the CHEZ mouruers, two rel
atlves of the deceased. Those who walked in
the procession were mostly Freemasons, as
the entire funeral was in the charge of that
body. Two bands of music played funeral
airs and also the "Marseillaise' ON the way.
Some twenty or thirty policemen led the cav
alcade. followed by two hundred torch-bear-
ers. At the cemetery the religious services
were performed by the Fra Pulido, and then
the body was placed in the niche prepared to
receive it. A slight distul bance took place at
the cemetery gaze, owing to one Of the crowd
persistipg in Ell tering and a policeman per
sisting in refusing. From words they came
10 blows, and then the fifteen or twenty DO
licemeh who were keeping the crowd back
unwsely drew out their revolvers. The crowd
pulled out theirs TO the number OF some hun
dreds, and blood might have been shed but
for some present, who restored order by re-
mindlDg the multitude OF the soemnity OF
the occasion. The incident occupied less
time than it takes to read it, and 1t showed
plainly that Madrid mob is never unarmed.
The crowds were subsequently addressed py
some of the republican deputies outsi1e tne
cemetery, ard they then returned 10 Madrio
and dispersed very orderly.
Don Enrique's four children are Enrique,
%: Francisco, II; Alberto, IL, and Maria, IL.
The eldest is a subsltern in the hussars. His
six months leave of absence is gazetted.
Montpensier remains here, and it is said
his wife will join him. Nothing transpires as
to legal proceedings.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS. =
Notice of Appeals.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, !
First Collec ion District of Maine. !
Assessors Office, SO Exchange Street, [
Portland, April !, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at tha Office of the
~ Assessor OF said District, in Portland, in the
County Of Cumberland. on TUESDAY, the 10Th day
of April, A. D. 1870. at Of the cock il the forenoon,
Anpeals will be received and determineI by me, the
undersigned, relative to sny erroneous essive
valu tion, assessments or enumeratons by the As.
SCISSOR Of said District by the Assistant Assessor
OF any dls1son or assessment district within SAID
FIRST Colec ion District, returned in the annual list
for the year 1870.
The law prescrib ng The duty of Assessors in rela-
ton TO Appeals provides tn It "All appeals 10 the
Assessor shall be made 10 writing and shall specify
the particular case, m 1T thing respecting which
decision requested and shall state the ground OF
prl eipl of error complained of
The 9th Section OF the Act of Congress, approved
July 10, 1866, amending hat Is known as the Inter-
nal Revenue Law, requires eacn Postmaster 10 whom
this notice is sent to post the same in his Office:
GEORGE H. KNOWLrON,
Assessor First District Maine.
ADril X 1874 did 3
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06
AsSEsSORS'NOTICE

flIE AS e>sors of the CITY of Portland hereby give
4 notice to all pers, liable to taxation In SAID
city. that they will he in session every secular day
from the frs. to the fit enrb day of April next in
elusive at their room in City m from ten 10 tive We
O'Clock IN the forenoon. and from three 10 five o'clock
in the afternoon tor the purpose of receiving lists OF
the polls and estates taxable 10 said city.
And all such persons hereby notified to make
and bring to said Assessors true and perfect lists OF
all their polls and estates and all estates real and
personal held by them guardian, executor, admin.
Istraior trustee or Otherwise, on the ST day Of
April next, and be prepared to make oath to the
truth of the same.
And when es' ates OF persons deceased have been
divided DUNG the year, have chang hands
any cause the executor adminisiratsr, or other
person interested. is hereby warned to give notice
OF such change and in default OF such notice will be
held under the law 10 pay the tax assessed slthouoh
such estate has been wholly distributed and paid
over. 7alsat -
And any person who negects to comply with this
noire. wtd be doomed in tax according to the laws
OF the State, and be ba' red # the right to sp-
plicaiion 10 the COUNTY Commissioners any abste-
ment OF his taxes unless he shows that he was
BILE to offer such lists. within the time hereby ap-
pointed.
sTEpsRN MEi sHSpi K. DYER, Assessors.
Blank schedules will be turn shed at the room
OF the Assessors. +
Portland, March %. 1870. I'd
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-06

THIS is to give public notice that benjamin. F.
i MaTston of Portland, County of Cumberland,
State CT Maine, did On the first day Ocuober, A.
the undersigned certain lot of land, situated in
said Portland the eastery side Of Carter street.
said deed being acknowledged The twelfth day OF
October, and recorded IN Cumberland keei. try of
Deeds, Book 3i5, page SOL, TO which reference is
hereby made Tor more accurate description OF tie
premises, and the condition OF said mortgage deed
hav ny been broken, tbeIeiore claim foreclosure
OF the same according to the statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH.
Portland, March, Is, 1870. mr16- ~3w