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MASS AOB Us KITS

BOSTON Oct 10. The coroner's iury find
tnat Hazel, Conner, COttle and Griffith, the
TOUR seamen who took sick in a sailor bo ,rd iug
house and died quite suddenly. died of conges,
alleged. LAW
Seth Adams of Newton, has been nominated
district.
Two large dwelling houses belonging to
Nathaniel Harris aud Luther Kilbouru, in Pea
body, Mass were burned io-nay.
a. Concord. N. q. the gale amounted to a
small hurricane, unrOOfng one or rwo build
ings and lasted about minutes.
Inc democrats of the 4th district to. MIC hit
nominated Leopold Morse of Boston, tor CON
gress, on the first BALLOT.
John NJ Dunn, ex detective and police off,
Ger, and Johs Ferris, well known criminal
pleaded guilty to-day. OF uttering forged notes.
sentence was postponed.
"A Han giving bis name as Maxwell Walker
of New York, is under arrest in Salem, on
suspicion OF being Moran the murderer Of
officer Packard, in Stouehtou.
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby Civ n 'ha the following des-
IN cribed aoods were seized at this OFT, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws. viz:
May 23,iS70, on board Sm'r Chase cases (6 IL ~
doz BrAnhv; MAY 20. on boaid Sch. ocean Be le'
bbls Molasse 800 g IRIS, so lbs = gar; Nav 81 on
board brig Liz tel bos M,lasses; June Ii, on
b. ard Sch "Georgie Slap e., bl Sugar; june H.
fee; june 81, on board brig "Nellie sohnso. - 100
Cigar; Jdhe 50. on board mr. "Chase' bot Les
BIZ INDY: bottle Wms>ey; July 2, on board Stm,r
Sc base" ltles whskey, botfl- Gin, doz. q, =,
$40 s1g IS July ~, on DO I'd Br Big NJ Her
on Congress ST., 96 Gig Is; aug 3, at Ssecars'na
$500 Cigars; Aug. 6, at Store on Portland Pier, 5O0
los oiU Canvass; Sept. 9, on board Sch. "Oeean
Bride " 10 rs Cases Brandy. 1l-12 case Gin
ANY person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twcp-
~ days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be dis in accord nee with the cts
OF Congress in such cases made and pr ID d:
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, Sept 49, 1879. d1awsw Wd
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VI q asc.paG COur,.

JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDTNo.
TUEsDAY.-Stare vs. Charles McGinnis.. Drunk
enness and dis .urbancs. Pleaded guilty. Fined 50
and costs. Committed.
State vs.. Patrick O'Neil Search and seizure.
Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid
State VS.. James Woods. Search and SEIZURE
Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid,
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ACCIDENT. Mr.. Henry Mason of Portland
dislocated bis ankle in Boston, Monday even
ing BY accidently stepping off the curbstone on
Washington street. He was carried to his
boarding place and attended by DR.. O. L.
Pillsbury
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PRNNAYl.VANUA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS The curoner's iury
Justly Judge Crawford n shooting Nolan on
election day, on the ground of self de epce.
Crawford Is now in the hands of the police,
but q writ of habeas corpus has been granted
and Its desired effect is his unconditional re-
lease.
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TouHs, Oct. 1s.-The Prussians and French
are still concentrating large forces at Orleans
preparatory to the great battle. The Prussans
OCCUPY Orleans itself as we'll as the camp at
Bellair, near Meuny.
Advices from Lille state that large Prussian
forces have arrived in the northern depart
ments, and that vigorous measures for the de-
fence are to be taken at once.
The Constitutional says that detachments
OF russians have been seen in the direction OF
Vendome and Chambord There is one col
umn on the right ba' of the Loire and anoth-
er on the left bank. The Prussians are EVIDENT
~ coming towards BIOis aud Tours. Dispatch
es from BOis and Beaugepcv announce several
skirmishes between the Prussians and Franc
Tireurs
dispatch has just been received announce
another successful sorie by the French. The
loss OF the Prussians Is put down at 5000
There is no further talk of removing The cap
ital to LYONS The discipline OF the armies has
vastly improved lately.
More favorable news has been received from
Paris. A bridge has been thrown across the
Seine, BY winch independent communication
Is established between Forts Chaventen and
1vry. The mobile guards continue to make
successful sorties.
Reports FROM official and private sources
show that the bands of sharps hooters in ali
parts OF the country occupied BY the enemy
are becoming more and more effective and
cause much annoyance and damage on the
German lines of communication.
An official dispatch states thst the franc
tireurs. after a successful engagement occu
pied MeIun.
No Official intelligence from Orleans has been
made public TO day Stragetical movements
In that direction are on foot, which reuder it
necessary for the Government to withhold all
information likely to be OF service to the enc
my: private dispatch from Chateau d. Un
To-day reports that shells were thrown into
that town this afternoon.
A telegram from Laon O-dav announces
tnat Vesoul was occupied by the Germans
Isalv.
HARDNESS OF RECOGNITION
FLORENCE, Oct. 18. The Italiaus COMPLAIN
!nat foreign governments are tardy in instrJ ct
ing their ambassadors to recognize the new or
der of things at Rome. The Italian govern
NEXT will shortly make this matter a subject of
| earnest remOnstrance.
A PAPAL BULL
is soon expected dissolvng the Ecumenical
Council on the ground that there is no place
where it can be freely held.
THE SPANISH CROWN.
1t is reported that negotiations for the candi-
dacy OF Prince Amadeno for the Spanish
crown have been resumed.
The customs line between old Roman terri.
tory and Italy has been abolished.
has arrived in this city and will 90 to Rome
The Italian gov rnme ct pays the coupons on
ehe papal debt due in January.
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SEIZURE OF ST. CLAIR CANAL.

The Secretary Of War received dispatch
from the North to the effect that on investiga-
ton it could not be ascertained that the St.
Clair canal had been seized by Canadian
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Foreixu " arkets.

ForeixD Markets.
LONDON. Oct IL III. 80 A. M.-Consols 92a "a 92I
Tor MOI ey and &C cunt.
American securllIes- q. s. 5-2O's, 1862, sa4; dc
1863. old; ss3: DO 1867 80; U S. 10 4O's, sG3 Erie
share 1871 Hin Is tenti al shares ia Atlantic
Great Western hai es 81.
IvErPooL, Oct. 18-i1a0 A. NJ Cotton firm
sales 1901 bh S; Niddliug uplands "a i Mid ling
Orleans ED. Corn 2Ss 81. Pork 1O7> 6u lard rs
LO DON. Oct. 1e.-l.30 r. NJ Coasols 92I "a 9os for
money and account.
American securilIes q1iet. Stocks quiet
L ,ERPooL, Oct 1913 p. M.-Califbrnia Wheat
Tvs Dc; ed Winter Wheat IS 9 /; ktd We I. I'm TO-
9ts2 "a. NJ ew Wheat IN market The receipts Of
wheat .or SIX days have been 1880 gu ,r,eis, Of
wnlch 30, quarters are American. Flour 23s Cd
Corn rs Cd W.
LoND. N Oct. 1s-1.3o P. M.-Talow declining
Sngr SIS Cd q Bis Sd on the spot. Hos So 15s a "a
6s tor America.
iLvERP; 'oL, Oct. 1873 P. NJ Cotton active at
y @ sd sales esti ma ed at Is, 900 bales Tallow at
45s,
RIGS hrmer at better prizes.
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CARRIAGE ROBES -PLAM AND FANCY
HORSE BLANKETS and all other matters per-
tanning to horses and carriages can bo bought
at half price at the new Auction Rooms and
Carriage Bazaar Of Henry Taylor & Co., IA
and 1s Exchange street. Give them call.
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COURT MATTERq
THE STORM.
WA&B lNlRTOV.
nYnQ RAD oyHr no

WAsHINaToN,. Oct. 18-Bids were opeped
BY Gen. Dyer. chief of the Ordn snce Bureau,
to day tor 200 600 new Springfield rifled mus.
kets and 10 600 old but servicsable and 40, 900
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On and after Monday, Sept. 18th passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison " ill take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken.
nebec r. R. Depot at 1880 P. NJ, instead Of
715AM +f
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sept2Oeodtf

The wooden pavement is a great improve
mept, but the viands at Webster's saloon. un-
der Fluents Hall, are positive Injuries.
sept2Oeodtf
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State Exhibition
Forest CITY Park,
PORTLAND, NE.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
26th and 9th, 1870.

Premiums TO the am Oas1at of $IOOO
win be glveu 70 the owners OF Breeding Mares with
their oil coils OF all ases-Troting st .Ilions,
Fillles ami Gedings.
nlr,ncr fee per ct. The new Rules tn govern
all 'ials 4 SPEED The judges will be e'erIed W i h.
out Two ltism The amount Of each premium W II
accomuoo lions tor upwards Of to bundr ed hoi 8
es are N rea mess and the track will be in good
cost. 1890 s ' "
Enties which close on the 25th, to be made to the
Hiopr'etor. AtNxS VsO8,
,or,., IA and 16 EXCHANGE Street, Portland, Me.
LOUIS BRACKErr, Su Jerintendent,
Oh l2-td
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Maj Gen. Ja.. r. Hawlev or Conn Sinh
jeet-"THt GEN LEMeN IN PnI11Ics
Rev. G.o. " Bic.neii, OF Portsmouth, N. II.
"THE ADIRoNDAcKs."
AND hUMoR,"
THE FULL PORTLAND BAND will fur
nlsn music on toe evening, OF Lee ures.
Season Ticket admitting TO he EN- ire course of
Lectures ana Concerts ~ 90. for sal everywhere.
Mem ne,s' TEX, t. 81 81. (ea member entltitd to
two) to be obiained OF the IIea urer D P II. Lock-
hari, Evening tlckeis 10 Lee ures 30 cents e,e-
ming tickets to Oncerts from 20 GEMS 10 SLIGO
kE.E, WE'D Sc TS-Owing 10 the lar e number of
appca ions tor reese we'd seats. the Committee have
decided 20 ret in front of seats in the
.ilery tor that purpose. Price OF reserved seats
$1OO Sale to commence Monuay morning, Oct "a,
at G. W. Gkey Il Cos.
Additional particulars will be announced soon
Per Order p. A. & NJ
Oe4eodtf Lecture and Concert Committee.
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AUU,rioN SAL
Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise having neg
L seized tor violation Of the Revenue Laws or N
United States, and h Uni 81 States appraisers :,
this port having certified under ,ath thai / e e1
pensa its keeping will Ia Rrly reduce he net prt
ceeis the sale, the same will be sofa a. puoii
apc'i m a. the stable Ut Joseph sawyer, on Fs era
corner It Martet sr-e In this city, IN Wednesda,
oe,o6-r ", 1T at 10 O'Clock Nj, to wit:
Chestnut eotor.d Mare,
Buggy Wagon.
HAMS.
Under te provisions OF Sec. 10 Of the act epti.Ie
IAN ac' further IN prevent smuegng and for 9th,
pu p0sss," apnrove Jul IL 1885, ''--'
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, October II, 81, &c lid
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WooD STEALINa.-For some time past Mes
srs. Abel Sawyer & Co., on Commercial street,
have missed lumber from their yard, and meas
ures were taken to discover the thief They
traced some of the wood to the house of John
Hammel and yesterday morning officers Crib
ben and Cammest arrested him. He denies
stealing any wood himself, but says he bought
bundles Of edgings occasionally of one Jack
Wayand.
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No ORGAN OF THOUGHT OR ACTION can be
employed without the assistance OF the blood,
aud'no organ can be employed safely or with
out impugnity without supply of healthy
blood With healthy blood the exercised Or
gans become well developed, whistler they be
muscular or intellectual. By the use of Eel
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP loE HYroPHosrH1rEs
the blood is speedily vitalized and purified.
and so made capable Of producing a sound
mind and sound body.
persons suffering from impure blood or
whose health is giving way. either as minis
tiers or those who study closely, will find in the
Syrup the material to build them up and the
tonic to keep them there."-Dr. CLAY.
Oct18 d&sw1W
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FEssENDEN BROS. No. DeeriDg Block have
sent us Josh Billings Farmers Allminax for
1871. Its an honest book. and the meteorolog-
ical calculations are invaluable and ought to
be followed by all kinds of farmers-especially
those who farm out offices and tat Jobs a
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Household Furniture. Carpets, SC
at Aucsion.

ON FRIDAY, Oct. 2ist, at 10 o clock A. NJ,
" house No. - Peasant Street we shall sell u
furniture in aid house, cons sting 10 "a OF Iev,
Tapestry AID In. rain Ctrpet., Mahogany Soh
chairs. Rockers. Wha'noi. Mifrnrs tier ard 40
Pembroke sbes. Hat Tree Chamber Sets Bpr, al
Sinks. hairs. Feather bed. Mattresses, Beddln,
Fxtens on Tihle, Chairs. Cro"kery aud g as War,
Cu'frrv. Cook STOW Il geth9f with the Kichen fur
niture.
oct1std +. o. BAILEY g Co.. Auerrs.
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De uaesaac NhnrAsla

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Cotron firmer; sales 1885
bales; Middiine uplands l6ac. Flour sale> $50
so; Ronnd Hoop Obi, at Is a 665; Western Al
81 q 675; Southern al 5 gu q SIS. Wheat heavy
and S9 &c lower; sales 5000 oush: No. Spring al
While state az Z" for hoice; Win or Rel AMI Am.
per Western at ! 70 q r.; Waite chigan at. so q
So Corn heavy; les $4,000 bush Mixed wes'.
ern SIC. Oa's heavy ohio ~ 55 M 56c' Pork stea y
new mess at rs oU, prime at 81 o. a 20 90. Lar,
,ulet at AT q lie. Bu.er STEADY and ~ moderate
d.mand; ohm 20 q &c; Sta at % @ 4sc. Whis
Key hrmei; Western tree al 81 % .2c Rice dull
Ca'oliua at 81 @y4. >ug,r in mode ate request
Porto Rico at I" q Oc Mus.ovao al o. 10 lCsc; tai,
Sava q U mHsG a
46c; Resin quiet at 2 0U @1 205 .or strained Pc.
troleum easier; crude a, IA q 12c; refined al 24l
24}c. fallow heavy at 81 q Ole FIeghts 10 Liver
p OIL quiet but firm; cotton 3D.
CHICAGO: Oct. 10 Exchange unchanged -Four
live: Sprinp grades al 4 leash Wheal steady al
e5t cash. an O6I seller November corn mo e
1ull al 3i!c for NJ Ry--No.2 at 6.J. Bailey
dun No.2 at 80 @ sole HIg " mes firm at "a q
&c. n Mes ,. sGr. ane sd At a at is is
a., Rsce pts - 1000 bbs foui. 100000 bush. wheat
1000 ousb 800 bush oats 80 900 bush. rye
shlp~enis~ 500, bOi S q ur, 80 900 BUSH wheat
80 o bush. co,n 5000 bush, oais - hnsi,1 rye
- oush. barley, 1870 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1s-Mess por'- in tair demand
at 20 w. Lard unchanged I;acoo uncba eed Hogs
dull and ower a. 7 rs CT Three house. killed
100 to day Gre n meats SIC for shoulders: ,11c
Tor clear il6 sides; 12bc for Clear SIDES Hams he
gner. VIM Key dull and unsettled at SOC cash, and
Hs~ IRLr.Ns. Oct. 1S.-Cotton active; Middlinp
uplands at 14ic. ''
at 14ac NS "p'AH0f
SAVANNAH. Oct. 49, Cotton quiet; Mddling u1-
lands at '4ac.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 1s.-Cotton steady; Middline
uplands at 142c.
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Q O MI M Il; IL ClAL,

Receiots bv Railroads aud sseamboais.
STEAMER JOB BROOKS FROM Bo ,ox-5s ovea
bills castings has cutters, q bags o.sters bal
wool. 3 lounges, % dis seiiets, hid casK, br
iron, "a bds "a er si.e, pumps, 45 * seed 8
dressed g II .'he lis tes % pkg rt1re. 70 exs
games br,s r'ur, p ea>es lad. 10 dozen taiis
3OO pkg 'oode For nala nd Ut country, =
bales waste. II les rag II 20 buran.2 organs
81 Yes. 10 bulls Gather, Q, do steel. boiler Is Gags
salt, hay cuter, 10 pkgs to order.
GRAND TsuNK RAiLwAy-Iss cans milk, 1850
bbs ur. ear bone dust, 70 do lies, do bark. do
boxes. 10 sheep, do shoUk. 20 ais. 3 10 pc ~
rs. 4 do ma ches 40 su ,,iri - do lumber For
Shipment eas', cars oil, 10 fl our. do sundries
MAINE CE. TRIAL RAILWAY 80 cases, % qtrs OF
beef 81 bbls apples, 10 bxs meat, IS pigs sundres.
New YorE -Iock aud MoAcv T~-4-s-
NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-"ornin9.-Gold opened at
l13. but declined to 1928.
Money . e per cent. Sterling Exchange 1888 q
1904
Governments and Stocks steady and market dull
New YORK, Oct. L. Afternoons There was little
doing in Wall street thi AFTERNOON, t. only int resi-
being In For ign Exchange, W ich t,Ok a sh RI up
ward turn the leaIns firms advai cling the rates to
ngneered by The Canada ba' ks, hch have lateiy
been ueavy buvers 1T l W prices.
gold closet firm AMI strong at 1921 a 113.
Goverum. nts duh md heavy.
Money plen a. a per cent
The 10 lowln. were the closing quotations:
United States cOupDn Us, ISL. e. .... ..114
United States SEQ coupons ls62...............il3
United States 5-2's 1854, .........,,,..... 1 IL
United States 20's 1867 old. Observation-Disclosures, 11it
tinted states ''Ys January and July. iui
UnIte.' States 5-20's 1851
United States 5-20s $685. ......... ....,,,.,1IOs
Ua..en ota,es io-io coupons. ..".............1t6a
currency IS ............... ....... &c. ;, M
Southern State securities very heavy and almost
nominal.
The following are the forenoon quotations:
MT Caroi'na 6s new........ ................ &c
W.: - '''.........s .................. W
~. 'ua g new. ................ IS
$780,. os ne"''.' ........,......... 6u4
| $500 '" vi
| o he",...... 6S
/ . :. 80. .'''..'. ........... .......l L
SOCKS closed heavv auJ t9 per cent. lower, III
order TO enect tree rates by prominent bear.
Inc following are tine quotations KaIlwa, stock
/ 3d.
| n. Central anu Hudson River consolidated oil
y. Central q Hudson niver CONSOLIDATED scrip ssi
harlem. ......................... I34H
| Cn"ago q ROCK islanu.
| Illinois Ceutr al.. -, ...,...... 135I
| SnicdSo q Nortu WESTERN ola
Chlcagt q North Western preferred. .......... 8y5
western Union Telegraph GO. .................. Al
| tttsburg q Fort Wayne. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93
i MiSnisan entIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....12O
| Erie Observation-Disclosures. - S3i
| Central Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Sn'"iA A"IiAc' IS
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STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples, Bridgton and Har-
rison will not make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise the water in the
river connecting the Lakes. Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oot17tf
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Furniture, Carpets, &c, at A ul

an THURSDAY, Oct 2'th, Al 10 o'clock A NJ, at .ait
~ room No IS Exchange 81, we shall sell Bru
sells AMI Il ersiu Carpets, Mahogany and Painte
Furnitu e. Hair. E,eels and oIton ~attresse
Mirror, Blankets, Com iOrters. b. W. Desks, Coo
&e.
Ais, at same time au invoice Of Herd Ware, col
sistng OF Ioor Hsndles. K mob Lach@s, Plind FAST
H,poes, BUS, u kles, Augers, Hand Screw MOI
thing Machines, &c.
ocistd r o. BAILEY & co. Auctioueers
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MIscellnnea Ms Notices.

F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell valuable lot
of land to-day on India street, by order of tho
administrator. See advertisement in auction
column.
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Administrators .aie IF real Es
fafp

RY virtue OF license form the Judge of Probai
- OF tn Comfy OF Cumberland, 7 shall sell 6
'blc sa o. on Wednesday, october 10 b, 1870, a.
o'clock A. NJ :. on he Iemi-e-, the following Rel
Estate which wasot Ann Shattuck Ia e Of Pori
paris n common and undrvided, IT a certain lot {
land on India treet between Middle and Newbp'
streets, in said Pc tand. adjoini 'e land of Henr
bradbury, II The southwest tide of sail IIdia st
thence runnino north westerly on said line OF sal
Indi st cot, Goa eet to Ind FORMERLY owned b
Pc er johnson, apI extending back south-a ester
from sal India street, 80 eel % land OF joseph
Ia Tor, keeping az average uii-h OF abou' "a 'eet
Advancement have been male wuh tie owners
the other 3-S by which the whole property will I
sold.
JAMES MOUNTFORT,
admir- of tue tsta e 81 Ann Shatturk.
+. o BAILEP & c., suetioneers,
September Is, 1870. d1aw Tn oc ,dtd
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M AN e,

AUGUSTA, Oct IS "A severe gale is raging
IN this vicinity, prostrating the telegraph wires
west # this city.
The ice house Of Grant B. Haley in Pittston
near Gardner. was blown fat to the ground
this afternoon.
COURT MATTERS.
The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court commenced in this city to-day. 1t is ex.
peceed that the trial OF Boswell, the Hallowell
murderer, will come up at this term.
THE STORM
BANGOR, Oct: ia heavy rain fell here
thislforenoon followed by gaze Of great severity
which has Frustrated telegraph poles, fences,
etc, in every direction. The weather to. night
il very cold.
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BOARD Wanted.

A Gentleman and lady, with two children, would
"A ike board in a small family. Rooms furnished
or unfinished. Good reference given.
Address Dexter, Box AZ, Portland isoe4t
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Parties are talking of cutting ice on Sebago
Lake the coming winter and shipping it to
Portland over the. Portland & Ogdensturg
Railroad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

that capital may flow in freely,
and that growth may be encouraged?
What shall we do? exclaim some.
They have worn these pernicious old
ruts so deep that they do not see how
to get out of them. We would sug-
gest that they just simply jump out.
Estimate what is the least which will
run the city government, with a rea-
sonable addition for needed improve
ments and for interest on our debt,
and fund the debt Of the city. Then
levy a sufficient tax equally on all
property, ard it will be promptly
paid. That Is the best way out of the
woods which is consistent with the
growth ofthls city. But for the city
or the State, ''let justice be done
though the heavens fall" The tax
which brushes any one industry or
business wounds the whole body. We
have no right to perpetrate such a
wrong, and If we had, it is suicidal to
do it.
The Convention may give pow
er to the Legislature to do the State a
grievous injury. But we trust the
Legislature will never exercise it.
And we predict a barren political fu-
ture to those who do.
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DISSOLUTION cOPARTNERSHIP
c"opARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween William II. Br wn. OF Pfftsburg.
Pa, and Nathaniel NJ. Jones, Of Memphis.
Tenn, in the Goa business at Memphis and
Mouth Of White river Ark, under the firm
name Of BROWN & JONES, having expired
by limitation on the dfst day of February.
j. %, we have this day mutually agreed 10 4
continuation OF same, under the same drm
name and style.
We take the present opportunity to ask the
attention OF Tine citizens Of siem phis and
surrounding country, steamboat propriefois
and tn public generally. { . our large AMI In
crossing facilities for ~hantling coal. our Mr.
Brown owning and running eleven tow
boats and over seven Lundrei b. ~. aud
mining Bi our coal hem hi own seiectei
mines, we thereof securing rtr this market
none but he best PiJishuig Coal, which We
viii be enab 81 10 place on tie market at a
low figure for cash. We are Tolls prepared to
do q wholesale and retail traue OF any ex
tent. and are NEVER OUT OF sTocK.
ThankinRthe citizens o. Memphis, and our
many steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage, We WOul respectfully
solicit h Of same, and we guar
antes the same prpmptDess and dispatch IN
attending to your orders we have heretofore
exhibited. Respectfully, etc,
n. NJ. JONES.
Memphis, Tenn, February 10, 1870.
N.B.-All mali matter addressed
TO our care, either at Memphis or mouth
White river, Arkansas, viii be promptly de-
livered on arrival OF boats.
febzO BROWN a JONES.