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Gueeial Notices.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
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she Is discharging cargo at Adgers Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at suLset will remain on the
wharf OF owners risk.
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~LA CANDEUR LODGE, No. Sc, A..
F. Many member OF this Lodge who may be
taken sick, or who may require nursing or medi-
cal attendsnce4s requested TO give notice Of the
same, without delay, to Senior Warden D. Null
LER, No. 325 King street. sep2l
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~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
TO ali Sub.Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the nrsL day OF March, 1871, they
xl;i repor; al their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOZO, Secretary II the Advisory Board.
ROBT. G. DELARGE, L. U. S. ST
Columbia Eehrnary ns 1871. marl1
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NoTICE.-THE BRITISH SHIP
LADY pUFFERIN, A. Finn, Master. from Liver.
poo. has been entered under the FIVE DAY AIT.
All Goods nos permitted a: .he expiration o. that
time will be sent TO the Public Stores.
sept1e-5 hESRi GAhu' agent
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FLORIDA STEAMERS.-NOTICE.
Shippers to Florida are in 'ormed that on account
OF necessary repairs to CITY POINT, there Will De
no boat to Florida next week.
sep2l.3 RAVESEL Co., Agents.
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THE PoLFG4koUs MoRMONs.

SAIL LAKE, September %.
The Mormon adjn1ntgeneral OF militia has
bought from the Ulted States thousand
stand of arms and 10000 cartridges. 1t is
rumored that the Grand Jury will indct sever.
al members of the Mtrmon priesthood (nclud-
Ing Brigham Young) or adultery.
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8r DISINFECTANTS. S.-THoSE IN
want OF DISINFECTANTS will ind full assort.
ment at :he Drug Store OF DR.. q. BAER, in Meet
Ing street. sepl
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@rFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine Service will be held In this Church by the
Rev. W. b. YATES TOMORROW MORNING, at half
past u O'Clock. The congregation OF the MARI
ners Church are invited to attend. sep23-s
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@ CESAR COVERED HIS BALD
head and grey hair with laurel crown. AfEho
HAIR vIGOR covers grey heads with the stili
more welcome locks OF youth.
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A New York telegram Of the Goth says :
There is at last rest IN the political storm;
There is to-day an air of peacefulnes around
the city hail and new courthouse In remarka-
BILE contrast with the excitement OF the past
week. No crowding OF distracted politicians
and no uneasiness apparent among the clerks.
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~CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
the Steamer is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at
Pier No. l, Union wharves. All goods not taken
away at sunset will remain on the wharf at own.
e:s' ri,k. MoRDECAI & co., Agents.
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FRosT1i NEW YORK.

oswEed N. Y. September %.
There was heavy frost at this place this
morning. There wee also frosts in Virginia
and North Carolina.
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e- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-

% THE FRIENDS AND ACQUABNT-
ANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gill are respect
fully invited to attend ths Funeral Services OF
their son, CHARLES. from hts late residence, No.
2o3 Meeting street. corner Society street. THIS
Saturday MORNING, at half.past 10 O'Clock.
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rur COTTON WORM IN ALABAMi.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September ~.
The boil worm has destroyed tne co.ion ;On
usaturing this month in the cane orahe fes'ou
Of Alabama.
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YoTv-Tne Weather report dated 7.47 O'CLOCK,
,hiS nnorning W II be rosted in the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Con, :erce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and,
together with u , weather chart may 10Y Sne
courtesy or the Chsmberl be examiner oy sup
masters 8. any time during the DAY.
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5perlal Np1lres.

@ THERE WILL BE NO SERVICE IN
the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AFTERNOON.
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
STANDARD TEXT BOOKS.

BY Professor ASA GRAY,
or Harvard University,
Author OF Chow Plants Grow, /" "School and Field
Book OF Botany,n Manual of Botany" ''Struc-
tursl and Systematic Botany" &c, &c.
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EOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.

Nos. 1as and 40 Grand street, New YorK.
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AUDUBoN'S BIRDS OF AMERICA: copy Of
this rare Book complete In vols, we'll bound and
In good preservation, will be sold at low price II
applied for soon.
Also, a copy Of McKenny and Halls "Indlan
Tribes OF North America" with l20 portraits from
the Indian Gallery OF Washington, In vols, fol-,
half Russia.
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FOGARTTEs BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 200 King street, lin the Bend) Chsrleston. SO
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The Evening News, IN an extra, MAKES lIIe
following statement. which has not yet been
authenticated The man who stole the
vouchers from the comptreier's office Is
known, and warrant has been issued for his
arrest. He vii! probably be in custody to-
night. The ABOVE statement can be implicitly
relied upon. We have all the facts in our pos
session, but refrain from making them public
in order not to defeat the ends of Justice. The
COMPTROLLER had nothing to do with the theft.
We regret to add that the head of q depart
mert. It appears. was the instigator Of the ROB-
berry,"
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
} he Times on the Situation.

New YORK, Oct. She Times saws that
the lacts Stated by Reyser may incuce the
public IT, suspend Judgment, but his two
months service has helped the thieves in office
TO cover their tracks. He cannos TOO soon put
IN proper hands such information as to which
OF the warrants are forgeIies.
The Times EXPRESSES the belief that Judge
Barnard Will dismiss the grand jury which
was packed to be- III readiness Tor The case Of
Hall
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09

The celebrated Vieie divorce case was settled
smcably, Mrs. Viele agreeing to divorce
under the Connecticut avs.
Collector Murphy OF New York, is reported
TO be ready to resign his office when the Presi-
dent intimates that such action would be de-
sirable.
There is rumor in New York that the Sd
Avenue Savings Baok is 10 rotten condition,
its liabilities being $4S3 900 in excess of it's as
sets.
Michael Pbelen, the billiardisty died in New
York, Saturday, aged 56 years.
The taxation OF Brooklyn has been reduced
30 per cent, the preseLt rate being So IA per
hundred
The Russian Minister Catecazy declares that
tue story that he has spoken in Infamous terms
of the President and Sec. Fish and wife is a
base libel.
Meagre returns from Texas indicate that the
Democrats have carried every Congressional
district, though in some districts but very few
counties have been heard FROM
The quarantine at Galveston against New
Orleans has been raised
Tbos. b. Florence, who has been for several
days quite i'll at Washington, is better
At Elizabeth, N. j., Timothy Quincy was
sentenced to 10 Years in the State Prison for
rape.
Tue faculty of Princeton College and the
students are at losgerheads about hazing fresh
men. Eight students were expelled for Joining
IN this pdstime, whereat the whole class of 1874
revolted.
Copper nickel and bronze coinage redeemed
at the mi to date il nearly a third Of a mil
lion dollars.
suit has been commenced against Barton
Abe, one OF Andy JOhnson's internal revenue
in Missouri, who does not account
for his COLLECTIONS within quar- ter OF a mil
lion.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
Uui,ed states Circuit Cour,

JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
FRIDAYS lvlna j. Allen. in eq. VS.. Andrew
Nurse Bill brought to enforce contract in relation
TO real estate, in @hch it is alleged that the father OF
the respondent agreed to convey. Argned by d. IL
Webster tor com plainant and A. X. Knowlton for
respondent.
sHBPLEY AND FOX Presiding.
SAIURDAY.-Thomas M. Given, assignee, in eq.
We. Joseph Smith, 4th. Argued on amended bill and
answer b. W. L.. utnam for complainant and E.
b. Smith tor respondent.
Clarence Hale and Edward W. Fox of Portland,
and A. C. Stlphen OF Gardiner were admitted to
practice in this Court.
VIM. B. Joy having pleaded guilty to Withholding
peDson mo- ey from pensioner, was sentenced to
pay a fine of 500 and COSTS. Paid.
At II O'Clock Judge Clifford delivered an elaborate
opinion on Two of habeas corpus involving the
law the subject OF the enlistment OF minors and
the powers OF the courts in this class of cases. The
cases were those of " iam X Harrington and John
T. seabury for the release of their minor sons Judge
Fox had ordered them discharged and from his decis
ion Maj Barr, Judge Advocate appealed The decreea
OF tie district Cou,t affirmed. S. c. StIout for
petitioners.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09


YORK, ss.-sEP1 EMBFR TRIM, A. D. 1s71-KRNT
J. PREsIDING-Ar ALFRED.
SATURDAY.-TImothy B. Hussey and Sarah Hus-
sey, appellants from Judge OF Probate, vs.. Mary
Jaue Hussey.
William Hussey of North Berw ick aged 70 years
Gu sker, the father OF TOUR children, Timothy anu
Sarah by secoi.d VIE. and Charles and VIM Penn
by his third wife, living, signed VIII purpori ed to be
his last will anu tie lament dated April 20, 1870 five
dsys before died HIS widow, Mary Jane, is named
executrx in the will, which d poses of some $a8 CO.,
or $50 OU0 10 herself and her two children to the
exclusion Oh the children by former wife, except
ihous And dollars to Sarah, invalid. The will was
APPROX by The Judg- OF PIobare. Timothy ano
Sarah appeal to ibis court and seek 10 Set aside the
will be ause of undue influence in procuring it. il
was urged in pp,rt OF the will that it is conceded
he was of scuno mind anG memory, and there is 10
proof of specific acts OF undue influence; that the
will itself not OF such character as authorize
an inference of undue influence without d sitve
po f; thai Sarah was an invalid it is true but the
reason OF the small ne of the bequest is that she
was not expected TO live long to need IT, and that she
had spent her time mostly with her mothers first
child en-, her half brothers and sisters no are able
add wiling to az sist her. AS to Tilucthy he has
been well educated is in good business and COM
70 taby off, has been assisted by his father in bust
ness. by the loan OF his name, by the loan of his
money and short time before he died by giving up
$1,000 note that he held against him. Her two
children are younger, one OF them but just OF age
and left without the OF father, the other in
California.
On the Other hand the appel Iants contend that it is
not the wi of their father. Three days before the
document was 81 ned the father had told both Tim
othy and rah that be should give them $4,000 each
at,uf hat haas shoro
the rest OF the children Haven A. Butler the scrv-
ner who drew the will, took memoranda from the
testa or and to u into form which contained these
rrovlsions And the old gentleman, it is contended,
woul not In three days make this radical oh nge
unless from undue influence from parties interested
The cd gentleman. at first undertook to satisfy all
concerned, but was unable to do so; parties were
formed, and the wits and child being Oh the ground
seemed to have the winning side. 1t appears that
the old gentm IN was not quite satisfied with his
will after he it and sent for Butler to draw up
a deed of land worth $4,000 to Timothy, which was
not acknowledged nor delivered, and which the con
teslants say will not be valid
A la ge rumber of very intel igent witnesses were
examined on both sides, and an interesting history
was eicited which cannot be told this brief news
paper sketch The jury disagreed. 1t is understood
that the ballot stood eleven in favor If SUSTAINING
the will.
sc. Strout with Kimball, for the will; Drew,
Yeatnn and Hobbs for the appellants.
Court adjourned finally.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
Brief .JOftiugs.

The sale of reserved seats Tor the Peoples
Course opens this morning at Stockblidge's
music store, and as there are but few reserved
in the gallery, those who desire to secure seats
shout call early. The price is only IS cents
for he course.
We trust our readers will remember especi-
ally at this season of the year to drop piece
OF Scrip or few cents, into the hand of the
poor blind man who sits SO patiently on the
corner Of Elm and Congress streets, endeayor.
ing to sell songs. His wife, who attends him,
has some very nice rugs for sale. They are de-
serving people and solicit charity in quiet
Way without intrudng upon any one.
We learn that Rev. w. e. Fl. Pllsbbry is
quite unwell, and that his physician did not
deem it prudent Tor him to preach, SO no seryi-
ses were held in Congress st. M. e. Church
yesterday. It is hoped he will be out in few
days.
The excursion from Rochester and and clam
bike will happen tomorrow.
The monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at their
rooms this evening at Z 1 2 O clock.
AT the Allen Mission Chapel last evening
M. Francis Murphy delivered very able ad
l.
chapel Rev. jam NJ Palmer spoke upon the
same subject with his usual power ard elo-
quence.
The Town Fair at Cumberland will take
place to- morrow.
Rev. Newman Snyth, of Bangor, preached
at the State street church yesterday, and Rev.
Rush r. Shippen, Secretary of the American
Unitarian Association, at the First Parish
A new Pullman car called the ''Spartan"
has been put on the Eastern railroad.
There is q tree at Morrill's Corner, in Deer.
ing, that is bearing just now both apples and
blossoms.
Que OF the assistant architects of the U. S.
Treasury Department arrived in town on Sat-
urday to make arrangements for the resump-
ton OF wo on the custom house and post of.
fee buildings AS ten or twelve days more
labor will complete them this seems to be good
ecouomy.
The trips of the steamer Emperor between
Portland and Yarmouth n S.. have been tenn
porarIly suspended.
George W. Hammond, Esq, of the Cumber-
land Mills Paper Mandatory, arrived home
from four months sojOurn in Europe ,on Wed
nesday last.
Mr.. VIM. G.. Spring has been appointed mai
agent on the Portland & Ogdensburg route, tf
run alternate trips with route-agent Dow.
The Portland military companies will leave
for Bangor by special train on the morning of
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at half-past four, and
arrive at Bangor about eleven o'clock. They
VIII be quartered in halls during their stay.
Aolutant General Murray has borrowed four
hundred tents of Massachusetts, for the Bangor
muster.
A' tne september term of the New Hamp-
sn''o SUPREME -, court, the indictments against
John w. Sanbcrn, the vouno mon H. mo- :
implicated in the Nutter torperies uaro oon-
tirued to the next term. Bail on cool, L.
ment was fixed at $4,000, but sapborn no, ha
ing able to procure that amount raro;ns ~
Jail
-Four DRINKS composed the entire record az
the police station at IL o'clock last night
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09

HAVANA, Oct. 7.-Suear--The stock remaining in
warehou at Havana and Matapzas is 1874 900 boxes
and 10 0C0 hnds. receipts for the past week 400 bxs
exported during the week from Havana and Matau
925 boxes and 305 hhds o. which $3.50 boxes and
all the hhds. wsIe tor the United States. The BUSH
ness is small and quotations are barely maintained;
No II Dutch standard Sugar at lot reals " arrobe,
Ms l5 to 20 at II a 13B reals Molssses Sugar NOM
inal reals ~ arrobe; Muscovada fair TO good redo
ing 1O4 reals. Frsights " box Sugar to Northern
potts 81; y HID do do "a.
LONDON, Oct. I'll 10' A. M.-Consois opened at
925 Tor money and account. ii
American securties-U. S,5-20s, 1862, e21; do 1865
old 81 do 1867 921; U. s. 10-40s 49, The Bunk of
England has advanced the rate OF discount per
cent.--now per cent
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7-1l.10 A. M.-Cotton strong ::
Middling upands sgd; DO Orleans iOtd; sales esti-
mated at 10 600 bales.
LoSDON, Oct ii 80 P. M. Consols closed at 92a
for money ana account.
American securties-U.S 5-20's 1862, s24; do 1866
old, 923; do 1861, 81; U. s. 10 40's S9t.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 7-l.3G P. M-Cotton closed
quiet and steady; Riddliag uplands ST do Orleans
lJsd; sales $4,000 bales. Tallow 46s
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09

The coolies are constantly employed on the
railroad betwe Gu Yokohama and Yeddo. The
first locomotive run over the road, three miles
20 kanagawa, attracted great attention. The
road from Osika to Taoba progresses rapidiy.
and new line of sixty miles, costing $1,000
900, running through Kioto to Tsurga, Is con-
templated.
The Japanese govern nent has apologized to
the American Minister for libel against the
Hawaiian government, Published in the jap
anese Times.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
NORTH CAR0LENA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE Raleigh IN c.
Sentinel says that on Thursday a warrant was
issued for The arrest of United States Marshal
Carrow and his deputy, named Basher, for the
illegal arrest aud Imprisonment of eight citi-
Zens of that State.
A telegram from Raleigh to-day states that
Josiah Turner, editor of the Sentinel, was ar
rested charged with conspiracy to injure the
U 0ited States Marshal on account of the law
ful discharge of the duties of his office, and he
was he'd to bail Tor appearance in Court in
November
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-09
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in fact Whittier has in stock one hundred and
Mirty:tour varieties of soaps of all prices from
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Winters soap show case is worth an exam
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Goods cheerfully shown without urging to
purchase. WHITTIER, Druggist.