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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29.-Cattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for the week 1890 Cattle, 2O5so Sheep and Lambs,
23,629 Swine. Cattle to-day were extreme dull and
lower. buyers debating terms and many are unsol,l
on dealers hands at the close of business; poor to
extra l2} q 13c; choice i3I. Sheep and Lambs weaS
and inactive common TO fair Sheep Al a5Ic; extra
q Gle; wooded 8 @ &c; Lambs 8 a i2Jc. Swine
teudng down, partially in consequence of extremely
Yib.' " ' ''' w. ''e'''' VI " &c
NEW YORK May 2s.-Cotton in fair demand; Mid
ding uplands at 17ic advance OF sales 1872 bales
ers tavor; State s 60 q $50; Ronnd hoop Ohio rs
$3.50; Western 60 q Is: southern 8 rs q s 90.
spring ~ Winter Red ana Amber western Se
sound Mixed &C., SOUND Do 70
q 16 90; prime q 90 q 400 Lard heavy at 81 a a
1Oac. Butter dull State u q 26c; Ohio 10a "a 20
Whisky heavy; Western Tree s2I q &c. Rice quiet
lair to good refining 81 q 9Jc. Coffee quiet; Rio
Is q lGc Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine steady
at 50 q 52lc Rosn weak; sales at 50 for strained
low steady at &c q 81.
! Freights to Liverpool dull; Grain persail I'D,
CHICAGO. May 2sawheat quiet; No. a Chicago
sp'as + s Sss Ss ssS %ss d Ne s mssd
Rsceipis-4 cOo bbs hour. 4s OSo bush wheat, s42,.
goo bush corn, 1000 BUSH oats, 5000 bush. barley,
shipments-6.oOo b6ls -four, $4,000 hush wheat
213 900 bush corn, 5000 bush. oats, 900 bush. I'VE
1000 hogs.
E3oLEno, o., NAV Flour steady; Wheat in
moderate demand; No. White Michigan ISL; Am
her do Al; No. red Wabash AZ; DAYTON and
Michigan Red at 49, No. z at 43j; rejected 81
Corn Cor. steady; high Mixed h6l @ SIC; low do So q
at aaci no. Q at h34c; Michigan 81.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Provisions dull Live Hog;
declining at 90 e Il 20. Whiskey at sc.
CHARLEsToN, May 29.-Catton strong; Middlina
uplands 16c,
SAvANNAH, May 2a.-Cottan steady ;Miodling up
lands 154c.
MOBILE, May 29,-Cotton steady; Middling up.
lands 1ec,
new URLEAxs, May 29.-Cotton firm; Middlinl
uplands 1C4c.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

MEMORIAL DAY.-From time to time, as the
Day have been perfected, they have been given
to the public and we have little to add this
morning. The programme, route OF procession
and the order Of the city government are pub.
lished in our advertising columns. In regard
to transportation to Evergreen Cemetery, Col.
Kicker has provided additional cars on the
horse railroad, and the committee Of the Grand
Army will run two trains each way, all the
rolling stock of the Portland and Rochester
railroad having been placed at the disposal of
the committee The first train will leave the
depot at ten minutes past one p. M, the other
at two O'Clock. Returning will leave Morrilfs
Corner at Alb and p. M. The two o'clock
train out and the five O'clock train In will be
for the procession. All the proceeds over ana
above the running expenses will be appropriat-
ed tawards paying the expenses of the process
sion All citizens who haye flags are invited
to display them at half mast to-day.
At the evening exercises at City Hall, the
kreutzer Club is announced to sing the fol-
lowing music; Kotschpars "Requiem for
Heroes" Becker's Ruined Chapel," Mob
rings "Our Native Land" and MEYERS
knights Farewell. Gen. Halls dissertation
of Three Days at Gettysburg will be well worth
listening to. 1t is not an grafton; but the SIM
pie and thrilling narrative Of great battle told
by man who knows how to describe his own
observations and experiences 1t is said that
the General, ip the original preparation of this
lecture, took some pains to make it elaborate,
bu. the result, though highly satisfactory to
| his auditors every where, was unsatisfactory to
| himself, he discarded it, and providing charts
of the held, threw away his manuscript and
now tslls lis atery free from the convention
abilities Of the platform, making ~ more intel
lieibls and interesting than any written de-
scripiion can be. - Ffri-sf. -t
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
co MI M H Il CIAL.

Receipts By Ratlre.ds and sseamhsais.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk 500
bbs: -four. cars laths. do clapboards 10 do corn
do clothes-pins, do paper. ~ do lumber spools
90 snndries; shipment East-10 cars -four, 1 do
spirits, do paper.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-15t cases mdse Is
bbs apples lot OF bones, 80 bales excelsior ~ bills
shovels, II boxes seythes. 80 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBECk AILRoAD-1c car boards
do Old iron, 80 carboys 19 goods 27 bds iur-
niture sock 10 do churns, 80 doors, bdls SASH so
pkgs mdse, 81 cars freight fer Boston.
STEAMER DIRIGO, NEW YoRK-2t bales burlaps
do pulp, "a do rags. do dryhdes, 20 rolls CARPET.
ing "a do leather. q pigs tin, engine, steam DO l.
err etc., 70 pumps. 400 halt chests tea 1000 quarter
boxes raisins 6O boxes raisins 200 do cheese 6 do
sewing machines 30 do soap, 200 starch 81 do stove
DO clocks 20 do CRY goods Is do tobacco 16 hats %
bags coffee % bids taper hansings "a DO Steel Ii do
Wheels $40 bbs. flour, 81 da oil, 10 do ceneut do
soap, hhds tobacco ties do, 30 crates starch, 81
tiles, forge, loo pkgs surdries.
STEAMER jobs BROOKS FROM BOsToN-IO cases
and 10 bales domestlcs 80 pkgs fuI niture bds pa
per- 10 copper bolts, 100 bbls sugar. 125 DO pork 10
bags bark, ask OIL 35 boxes Specs 50 ties lard 10
boxes glass ware. IL pals lead, 80 Wheels bills
phosphate lime, 30 do hone Coal, horse 100 pkgs 10
order; TOR Canada and up oountry--6 casks and 2
hhds glass ware, 40 Oz sh0vels 1877 sheets iron IS
bags WOOL bales cotton 10 bdls calf SKINS carboys
HID sugar, % bdls leather, pcs srble, safe s.;
bales rags 10 halt chests tea Stoves 100 pkgs to
der.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
NAtNN.
Raiits I'D cel6eiitssfless OF life.

te'AbFSG0 "
AsGUsTA, May 29-rhe Maine Central
freight train from Danville to WatervilJe, ran
of the track at Nerth Belgrade this afternoon
instantly killing the fireman, Eugene Gnlliver
aud badly ipiuring the engineer, Mr.. Austin
The accident was caused by the expansion oil
the rails by hest.
A brakeman by the name of Carnes, on
the freis LIT train between Watervile and Ban
gor had hi, arm badly crushed while shact ling
cars at Newport. 1t is doubtful ii his arm can
be saved.
Memorial Day.
KIrrERY, May 29.-Memorial day is to be
celebrated here with more feeling and display
than ever before. ..-'
TraiM Detained.
BANGOR, May 29-The cars on the Maine
Central road were detained several hours to-
night by fire raging in the wood pile at Etna
and which seriously threatens the station
house, &c, at that place. The train arrived
here at 10. 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

A T,AUGHABLE INCIDENT is related by the
Chicago Evening Journal in connection with
the Baptist Convention just held in that city.
The Reception Committee had been driven
to their wits end to devise means OF lodging
the ministers in attendance, and after consid-;
cradle tribulation found quarters for them all,
some fifteen hundred in number. About fifty
were CHARTERED on the floor of the Chapel at
Tackled to the University on Cottage Grove
avenue, and succeeded in sleening very COM
fortably during five nights. On the sixth,
however, one OF the reverend gentlemen hap.
pened to wake up at early hour and CROPPED
about for his clothes, but they were gone
nothing that usually arrayed the clerical per-
son could be found. He sat up in bed and
scratched his head in confusion, not fully
comprehending the situation at first. Look.
ing around, he discovered that Brother BIS
clothes were also absent, that Brother T.'s
big boots were not in their customary place;
and, in fact, a thorough examination showed
that not an article of apparel belonging to the
half hundred ministers was in the room.4
Thoroughly frightened, the unfortunate Bap-
list yelled "Robhers! Thieves! Burglars!"
III Tue Top Oh MS voice, ana soon his cOmpan-
ions were made aware of the situation. The
ensuing scene can be better imagined than
described. Considerable valuable properly
was included with the missing garments, such
as money, watches, railroad tickets, &C., and
the situation, to the unlucky victims, was
grave in the extreme. The unclothed fifty
rushed hither and thither in The excitement
OF the moment, vainly seeking something
they could not find. One could not but have
pitied them, and yet their embarrassment
was ludicIous in the extreme. They looked,
says the journal, like lot of ghosts holding
grand carnival in the early dawn. Finally
the news spread, and soon professors. students
and porters were busy deyising means for
dressing up the unfortunates, but before they
had solved the difficulty presented, pile of
'c.erically cut garments was found in an out
of the way corner, pair of boots In another
place, and the thorough search which was
then instituted showed that SEINE mischev.
GUS college boys had played trick upon
them, and hidden their garments in various
hooks and corners about the building The
ministers were finally clothed, and will not
soon forget the scare they had received.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
METEOROLOGICAL.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER RFpORT.

WARRINGTON. May 29-Sypopsis of the
past "a hours.-The light Iain reported Sunday
evening in California ceased during the night
and to-day appears at Rocky Mountain sta
tons, from Colorado to Lake Superior. The
temperature appears to have slightly increased
with falling barometer. The temperature has
risen in New York and Eastern States with
decided fall in he barometer, and the pres
sure has generally slightly diminished. In the
Mississippi and Ohio Valleys light ard fresh
winds have generally prevailed from south and
southeast. Rain has been reported in Ten
nessee and threatening weather still cpptiuues
there as well as in Georgia and northern FlOri-
da.
Probabilities. 1T is probable that fresh
southeast and northeast winds will be expe-
rienced on Lake Superior and threatening
weather WITH light rains south and east OF
Tennessee. No Important change is indicated
from Illinois eastward to the Atlantic.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
In letter to friend who asked Horace

In "a letter to friend who asked Horace
Greeley to allow his name to be used as a can
didste for the Presidency, Mr.. Greeley writes
the following: el ,tes
Neeo York, Nay 4. 1871.-My Dear Sir: I
have yours OF the 29th ult., asking apotated
question with regard 10 our political future.
henceforth to he an aspiraLt for any office or
political position whatever, but fully propose
also never to decline any duty or responsibility
which my political friends shall see fit to de-
yolye upon me and of which shall be able to
fulfil the obligations without negecting more
imperative duties. have not yet formed
decided opinion as to the man who ought to DO
our next Republican candidate for President,
but it seems to me advisable he should be a
steadlast and constant believer in the good old
Wing doctrine of one Presidential term,
f HORACE GREELEY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
Superior Court.
MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERN, GODDARD .
PRESIDING. 60

MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERN, GODDARD ].
PRESIDING. tEl2iL
MoNpAY-Inhabitants Of Gorham vs.. Inhabitants
OF Ssbaso.
Pauper case tried this term without the intcrven-
ton OF Jury. Decision tor plaintiff for $68S6. D.
John F. Sheny VS.. Mrs. A. P. Child. Action on
account annexed for balance due for hair dressers
goods amounting to $5125. Defence; settlement
Decision for plaintiff for $i9.12.
SymOnds g. Libby. . go Clifford.
Burns VS.. McCullum. Action on account annexed
for labor. Decision Tor plaintiff for $l7.25 and full
costs.
Hopkins. Il u slfl7 G. n Carleton.
Seaman vs.. McCullun. Action on account annex
ed tor labor. Decision for plaintiff for 1922.
Hopkins. Carleton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
wAsMlNGTOS.
Enterm GIavamuc nec1ai0n

s WASHINGTON. May 49, Commissioned Pleas
anton to-day decided the internal revenue tax
OF per cent. on New York Central railroad
scrip dividend Of 90 per cent, declared Dec
~ 1868, is legally and properly assessed, and
instructed Collector Bailey of Albany, t" noii-
~ President Vanderbilt of the decision and
proceed at once to collect the tax.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

neiiob 10 Providence ~ sail Al u Al Oh sas5s; 10
ID Oh up'iud; b. steam ii b bale 10 addition te New
FORK rates
New ORLEANS. NAV "a IT e offerings for toreeu
por are only moderate. and tl- 'n,'py OF tonnage
In b rt aud on the VA is more than anne We
quote Cotton to Liverpool sail, 81; steam 10 32d; 10
tavre and Dor ieaux. sal, sc; to Hremen, Antwerp
or Hamburg SAIL &C.: oil cake to Liverpool, SAT-. 25s
adelphia steam, noDinally lc Tobacco to Liverpool
sail lis 81 a 81 81 y hhd to eneD 52s "a 70 Lon
q Pos; t. Mediterranean 40 9 42s Corn 10 New
York, steam II q 12Jc % bush Flour to DO do 55c v
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
CALICO RNIA.

-. san So EtRANGsae May a.a1ndge Sawyer Of
hing made by a China man, deciding 10 abide
by the decision of the Supreme COURT Of Cali
torna against the admIssihilisy Of Chinese eY-
idence Notwithstanding the Ku-Klux bill.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
AAdwciron Gaze.
NE w YORK,
National ms utavcc Oonvenaj~u.

New York, May 29.-In the Insurance Con-
vention to-day Samuel P. Blagden of the
North British Mercantile Company read an
address in behalf of the foreign com panies do
ing business here accedipg to the proposed law
for depositing portion OF their assets in the
State where the principal Office is. w. Con-
rec, resident manager of the Imperial Iusur-
ance Company OF London, addressed the con-
vention. William Barnes, ex-Superintendent
Of this State, was offered seat in the conven-
ton and delivered an address recommending
the creation OF surplus stock to meet the
growth Of the country and enable companies
TO retain their status. useW
Methodist Book Matter.
A motion was made to-day in the Supreme
Court before Judge lngrahasn for peremptory
maDdamus to compel the Methodist Book Con-
Germ authorities to permit DR.. Lanahan to ex-
anime the books. In opposition to the motion
an affldayitwss presented that DR.. Lanahan
had been suspe ended and declared nntrustw or-
thy. After All argument Of the case it was a6-
journed Till Thursday next
Death Of n Polisicians ~
Rodney s. Church, formerly prominent
lawyer ana Democratic politician of Brook
lyn, died Saturday. He headed the party
which in 1884 lighted hall in this city during
a political meeting with friction matches and
candles, whence arese the name, "Locofoco
Democrats"
Memorial Day.
Preparations are making on a most extern
sive scale throughout the city for the celebra-
ton of DE- eoratiOn day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
A Medicine

Which merita the PARTICULAR attention of suf-
ierers from kidney, bladder and elapdplar dis
eases, mental and physical debility, diabetis
gravel, fever of the skin, night sweats, general
debility, is SMoLANDER's EXTRACT OF BUcHu,
and is also prescribed for all diseases of the
primary organs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
NE nAmpsnaRk.

PORTSMOUTH, May 29.-The st. Johns Epis-
copaI Church of this city voted to day not to
accept the resignation Of their young rector,
Rev. Rnfus w. Clark. The ladies of the par
lsh nave presented him with a purse OF $3.50,
and there is talk of new organ for the church.
Aet Weather.
The weather was very hot and close to-day
the Thermometer rising above 800 in the shade.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

CHARLESTON, May 26-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct, nominal uplands; via New ork, al
on upIands and Id on Sea Islands; by SAIL 6-19i on
uplands and I'd OH Sea Islands. To Havre, BY SAIL
y. on uplands; &c y y ON Sea Islands; 81 2s j
tierce on EiSe BY sail sc p p on upIands, 40c % bill
oG M;ssR " @sR On Lumber and 20 q iO'P M
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
Dominion Of CANADA.
The Treaty in The Rrovimees.
mAssACnUsETTs.


BOSTON, May 29-ElleIy G. Daniels, late
cashier OF the Webster National Bank, has
been indicted in the U. S. District Court for
embezzling its funds to the amount of Sic, 900.
American Educnsion Society.
The treasurer Of the American Education
Society exhibited the following report Re-
eeipts for the year4ending April 20th, $28 900;
available funds, $32 900; disbursements for the
year, $50, AGO. Rev. Seth Sweetsir was elected
President.
Gee. ID. Butterfeld, aged. 50, shot himself in
Charlestown yesterday. . ia
Memorial Day.
Decoration Day will more generally obsery-
ed than ever before. Banks will he clos ed,
civil courts adjourn over, and many business
firms close their stores during the afternoon.
The horal arrangements are very extensive
Female Suffrage.
The New ENGLAND Suffrage Association COM
menced its session to-day. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe presided. Mrs. Hooker was the first
speaker, and Rev. Gilbert Haven the second,
whose main point was that woman should
have the ballot to secure legislation against Sc
the great evil of intemperance. He al
treatedyiike the females! Grace Greenwood
said three classes of women should have the
ballot, single women with property. married
women with minds, and all others who wished
it.
Rnilroad Officers.
PLYMOUTH, May 29-The 18th annual meet
ing OF the Boston, Concord g. Montreal Rail-
road was held here to-day, and the following
board OF directors elected for the ensuing wear /:
John r. Lyon of Boston, Jos. p. Pitman of
Laconia, Alexander III. Titon of SanborntOn,
Peter Butler of Boston, John L. Xix of Hav-
erhill, John A. Parks of Boston, Joseph w.
Long of Meredith. The matter of the extern
sion of the road to Mount Washin gtor and to
COlebrook was referred to tho directors with
power to act as they deem expedient. The at
tendance was quite large.
AkdMcirOm Gaze.
PEABODY, May 29-An adjourned hearing
in the case Of FrancIna Cassidy. charged with
deceitfIlly entcing away from her home EN-
ma +. Gibson of this place, and taking her to
house of ill-fame in Lowell came off to-day.
Cassidy said the girl came willingly; that he
met her in Salem not in Peabody, and finding
she was not 10 sound health, told her the Mt 1t
morning that she had better go, as she was not
the kind oil a, girl he wanted The defendant
was held in $500 for the Superior Court and
furnished bail.
n l5 swindlor Arrested.
s LOWELL, May 29-Some weeks ago several
worthless checks were passed in this city, all
in the same manner, as in the case of Doctor
Bass. Knowing the DR.. was absent, the oper.
atOr called to pay small fictitious bill due
the Dr., stating the amount and giving the
name, and as it was after banking hours he
was obliged to leave check for $45 he had TAX
en-, and which the DR.. could get cashed in the
morning, az he was obliged to leave town. The
Doctor s. wife took the cneck and paid the bal
ance. To-day Daniel O'Connell, well.known
character, was arrested as the swindler.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

AMATEUR THEArRICALs. = Music Hall
was filled with large and fashionable audi
ence last evening, to witness the performance
Of the comedy Of Still Waters Run Deep, by
the Amateur Dramatic Association. The ne W
scenery presented a fresh and beautiful appear
ance, and the play passed off very smoothly,
without any Of the usual bitches SO common in
amateur performances. e s.s 80 W
Mr. E. G. Sweet, as Capt. Hawksly, looked
and acted the part of the dashine libertne to
perfection, and in the scene in the first act
with Mrs. Sternhold, where be is baked in his
clandestine. interview With Mrs. Mildmay, his
acting was powerful and effective. Miss Bry-
ant, as Mrs. Mildmay, gave great satisfaction
to the audience, and her acting was matured
and unaffected.
Miss Chaddock as Mrs. Sternhold, sustained
the high reputation which she has previously
gained in this city. He imporsonatOn was
universally admired. Mr.. Bacon as Mr.. Pot
ter, and MT. Stevens as Mr.. Mildmay, gave ex-
cellent satisfaction, and the remaining charac-
tiers were well sustained, and the entertain
ment may be considered as great success,
and no doubt realized handsome sum for the
worthy object to which the proceeds were de-
voted. ss1rF,
The association will shortly present the
with all the originol music, correct c0stumes,
and the version of the play as presented at the
Golbe Theatre, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
AUCTION SALES.
Farm OF the old Town OF West
brook at AucriOn

DY direction OF the Commi ssouers OF the Towns
ID OF Deerug ami we-tbroJk, we shall sell on
the premises. Ius stay, June 6, ats o'clock p M the
valuable Farm known ms the "Westbrook Poor
Farm" Said properly is s,tu tied within liz miles
OF Portland p -, on the >trou1w alter road, and con-
tins about 81 The buildings cops'to large
two story H0u sc, two harms, piggery and other
buildings D. will be sold a whole or In parts, at
the option OF customers.
FERNS ofsae IA cash, balance in one, two and
three years.
mv2Jid F. o. BAILEY A. Co. 4HcPrs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
Auction Sale at State Arsenal,
Portland Me-

nN Thursday, June 9Th, vt IL O'Clock P M, will
~ be sold by order ofthe Governor end Council &C
State A. senal. Portland, Me- an assortment OF Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores. Small Arms and Ac-
cOutrements Ammunition, ClOlbing, &c. Also two
brick and 'ne wooden buildings, to be removed be-
fore July 1st
Catalogues furnished upon application to the anc-
tiOneers.
my2ntl F,O. BAILEY Il CO. Auctioueers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

PERsoNAL-Payson Tucker, Esq, for many
years the popular and efficient ticket agent
ana conductor on the p. S. & P. road, has re-
signed those positions, having been appointed
General Business Agent here Of the Boston
& Maine railroads. deserved compliment and
most excellent selection.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30
A New Bark at Auction.

-cieA Will be sold at Bangor, Maine, June
k4~%A sth, 1871. at O'Clock D. m, without re-
MSs@M serve to the highest bidder, a new bark
-S4r1e$-z 7Oi aoOut 600 tons register, tun double
.S5z.ESsS deck. $50 feet long 80 ieet i'm BEAM II
feet III deep, and feet Between decks; was built
under special survey OF tire Lloyd and rates Al tor
years, is fully SCARED and rugged, complete SUIT
OF slils and is balasted Tor sea. d u = Ia
j. N. THOMPSON,l r..,
H. HERRIMAN, trustees.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

The LECTURE SFAsON.-Our readers will
find advertised in our columns to-day, list
which includes the names of some of the most
distinguished lecturers, readers, and musical
characters in the country. They are all con-
nected With the American Literary Bureau,
the New England Department Of which is
managed by Mr.. B. w. Williams, 1l9 WASH
ington St, Boston. He has had long expert
ence il the business and will be able to give
entire satisfaction to lecture committees.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

The Committee on Drains and Sewers re,
ported orders authorizing Inc constract'9 M ..
the following sewers, (which we're passed: That
the sewer on Carleton street, from Bracket to
West, be relad SO as to more effectnally dram
the land in that vicinity; authorizing gram
on Spring street between Bracket and Ciark
one through Ceder street; one on Emery street
between Spring aud Pine: one on Stone street
from Oxford to Lincoln; one through Winter
and Gray streets; one on Danfo rtb street from
Clark to Bracket; and that the sewer on
Beckett street be extended 800 feet north west
erly. An order TO: sewer through Thomas
and Carroll streets was tabled. The commit
tee reported that it was inexpedent 10 con-
struct sewer from Spring street to the Brack-
EFT street school honsc, as asked for by the
School Committee, and the report was accept
ed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

APRIL TERM WALTON, j., PRESIDING. l &
The following decisions have been received from
the Law Court now in session at Augusta
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. 80. &. t.4l ,
.Johu A Poor vs. European & N. A. Railway Co.
Exceptions sustained. Declaration adjudged de-
fectve." " -
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mary A. Knowles vs.. George Toothaker. "Judg-
ment tor defendant frg :.
~. YORK COUNTY. -tl " tn
Richard s. Caswel VS.. Phineas F. johnson
Judgment tor plaintiff. Damages 10 be assessed by
the Judge at nisi prias."
James Slade. liblt:, vs.. Abigail w. S;ade. "Ex-
ceptiOns M stained" - ? 81 = g 81
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-30

g. A. 4. and p. A. q N. y, after your lopg
march you will want a good warm BATH, which
you can get at 100 Exchange street.
j. p. SMITH.