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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-28
DIssoLuTloNoF coPARTNER.
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,NoTIcE-THE coPARTNERsHIP HERE.
IN tofore existing between II. L. Blanchard
and R. L. Hobart Il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. II. l.. Blanchard. will continue tho
business, pay all outstanding debts OF the firm
and collect all moneys dne said copartncrship.
r. i. HOBART. " %.
II. L. BLANCHARD.
Gold Hill, June q, 1871. ~ Ie2Slm
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PR EN- MIUM s:
Business Mana Gersi
A. W. Potter, A. Ii. HaSadorn,
]. Corwell Lee.

Business Mana sersi
A' J. corwell Lee.
BY special permission we refer to the follow.
ing well known citizens:
John II. Dickson, Sheriff OF Nevada County.
John A, Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
NJ. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
G. V. Schmittburg, Postmaster.
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. B. Newell. cx.Couniy Supervisor.
Thos. J. Gardner. Editor Nevada Gazette.
P. Banner Merchant.
R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
D. Z. Bell, Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
@. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Role.
Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith. Merchant.
William R. Coo, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
4. CanfcId, ex.chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department.
A. Sanford. Merchant.
Bliven s. Potter, Merchants.
Lester Il Mulloy. Merchants.
L. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted: Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications TO
@. b. SOCIETY
Nevada City, California.
TICKETS for sale by -
Summit Stablea, on the Divide.
m5.td Virginia City, Nevada.
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ercprrARY,s REPORT.

| 7n.ths Stockholders Of the YsIlo1 Jacket SRrer
Mining Company:
GysrLxnEN-I herewith submit tho report OF
pe.eints and Disbursements Of the Company
icf 'h' S'"' '" q. W. HOPKINS,
Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-10
XLIsts OONGRESs---Third Session.
HOUSE.

~, b WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.
MI. stevens OF New Hampshire presented
Pettion OF the assistant marshals OF New
Hampshire for additional compensation in TAX
ing the census
h'cnara ii. Whitley, member elect from the
fee.
MI. Hooper of Massachusetts moved to go in
to committee of the Whole on the general cal
endar with the object of reading the bill to re-
peal the income tax.
MI; Washburne of Wisconsin gave notice
that ne would move that the committee take
up tne naval appropriation bill.
q noton to go into committee on the gener-
al calendar, in order to take up the bill to re-
peal tne income tax, was dafeated-103 to 10Y.
Inc vote Is regarded as a test question of the
sentiment of the House on the repeal of the in
come co TAX. There was great excitement among
Tue members after the roll call. and before the
announcement Of the individual votes and
changes OF votes affecting the result one way or
Tue other were made The announcement of
the result was greeted with applause and
iau2hter, and it was several minutes before or
der was restored.
Inc only New England members voting
agalnS3I taxing up the bill were Messrs. Hale,
MoI11il, Fla, Benton, Stevens, Poland, Willard
anu noar' "A large proportion of the negative
To.es were by southern members, though some
renhsyiVan1ans voted no because the bill was
50 Iar uown IN the calendar that they did not
tnlnk IL could be reached, and besides might
ever.
The remainder OF the morning hour was oc-
cupied IN the discussion of bill to remove
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Cotton shade frmer: sales
SoS h Mddlng uplands l5lc Four-sales 49,
uou c9is stare and western quiet; State 1907 NJ
round hoop Ohio 80 q As; western 10 Se 6S
S0ushe sn a. 80 TO- Wheat is active and frmer
Winter lied and Amber Western 81 "a 80: wb iw
Michigan Co. Corn opened steady and closed dull:
tirmer and more active; sales CO. GOO bush: Ohio and
Western G35 q &c. Pork steady; new mess % S7i 10
70 90; old ~ 90; prime 10 so q 20 90. Lard frmer
20 q 40. Whiskey firmer Western Tree S5l as Sic'
hce hrm Carolina u q 73c. Sugar inactive; Mus
s 80 y e lS aE to Coca refining s No
% g &c. Spirits Turpentine steady at sole "a co.
hosn IS firm at so a IS. Petroleum dull; crude
10 g ioSc; refined 26c. Iallow steady at 81 9 Sc.
Wheat I'd. f0- swami '''
CHICAGO, Feb. 9-Flour dull. Wheat is frmer:
NO. Spring Chicago at 1 %. Corn is firm; No. Z
2. Rye dull and steady at 81 q ssc tor No2. Bar.
ley dull at SIC. High Wines steady at sec Mess
e rork weaker y Is g % 81. Lard 12 12ac Dress
Cattle fairly active at rs q 25
Recepts-5O0o bbls -four, A, 900 bush. wheat, &C..
Soo bush corn 1900 BUSH oats, 1000 bush. rye 5000
as Shpments-sooO bbs. -four 1900 bush. wheat H.
1000 hogs. ''
TOLEDO, o., Feb.9.-FIour unchanged Wheat dull
and shade lower; No. 2 Red Wabash SO. Corn
and Oats unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9-Mess pork scarcely so firm:
seS a; ~ ~ " ~ 10. Lara nrm; demand light, at
u g l2ie Bulk meats firm shoulders SIC; sides iOI
g lie; clear rib and clear sides tc higher Bacon is
firm; shoulders 9sc clear ribs 1Oic; clea sides 12c.
Dressed Hogs in lair demand and higher at rs a.
70. Whiskey firm at SIC.
lands life. Ae w
uplands 14ac. -'''ins
MOBILE, Feb, 9-Cotton steodv. Nt,,.u;n,
lands 14!c. 'A'u"nns up
NEW ORLEANS. Feb q -co+to, ;rro,,,,. AT,
ding uplands life. s' '''u
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
F O r E / q N.
France.

France.
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
HAvRE, Feb. 9.-Thiers, Quertier, BULGE and
Cordier have been chosen to the National AS
sembly for the department of the Seine infer
ieure Havre and Lille have been carried by
the Republicans.
Great Britain.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-[Specal to New York
World. Earl De Grey will sail tomorrow for
Washington as President of commission ap-
pointed to settle the Alabama claims.
The English members of the joint commiss-
ion on the Alabama and fishery questions are
Earl De Gray, Thornton, John A. Mcdonald
and Sir John Rose.
Turkey.
LONDON, Feb GA despatch from Belgrade
says that the Turkish government is concen-
tratlng large force of troops on the Roumania
frontier and announces that they will remain
there while the treaty of Paris Of sc is observ-
ed. -
The steamship Crescent City, Captain Will
liams, fIom New Orleans Feb -, for Liver
pool, is aground on the coast of Ireland and
will, 1t Is tteared, become total wreck. The
passengers, crew and specie were all got ashore
IN SAFETY, but there is little hopes of saving the
cargo: - The Crescent City was built at Boston
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ARRIVAL OF THE SrEAMER.-The MOTIF cal
Ocean Steamship Company's steamer. Mora
Wan, Capt R. Brown, from Liverpool january
18th, and Londonderry 9th arrived at this
port about O clock yesterday afternoon, bring
ing "a cabin and n steerage passengers, and q
full cargo We are indebted to the Purser of
the steamer for favors.
The passengers for Canada and the West
were dispatched by an extra train over the
Grand Trunk railway last evening.
The steamer now on her way to this port
from Liverpool and due next week is the Aus
TRAN, Capt. J. Wylie.
Steamship Peruvian, Capt. W. H. Smith,
will sail from this port for Liverpool to.mor-
row afternoon
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brooe s navy yard, during which Mr.. Ketch.
um OF New York modified his pendino snbs.i.
sate py st5spg out the commission
removal and leaving the appointmepnt es ;1 ~. o
President. WIN inc
The bill finally went over, and the Houyo
spent half an hour in committee of the VIII,
on the navy aspiration bill; after which the
death of Mr.. Covode was announced. Euln.
gies were delivered by his colleagues and 9th
ers. and the House adjourned.
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miscellaneous Notices.

WALrzING is now all the rage. Next thing is a
what style is best suited? Mr.. Barnes claims that
his style is the best for geneel waltzing and is will
ling to. compete with any respectable American
teacher or smeteur dancer in the United States for
PRIZE OF S2oO-to be decided by competent judges at
any time within three months. Who will enter for
competition?
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Government sold 81 100000 of gold Thurs
day in New York at 111.75.
At fire in New York THURSDAY morning a
family, consisting OF father, mother and three
children, who were cut off by the flames were
rescued by the policemen taking off their coats
and placing them on the sidewalk-the whole
the pile of coats and escaping without injury
The New York Senate has directed the Rail-
road Committee to investigate the recent dis
aster on the Hudson River Railroad.
A London dispatch of the 9th states that
John Locke, nj. p. for Southwark, in an ad-
dress to his constituents the previous evening,
expressed himself in favor of the grant by Par
Lament of a dowry to the Princess Louise.
The announcement created a great uproar in
the meeting and the utterance of the Queen S
name was bssed. The workmen last night re-
solved to hold public meetings in the metropo-
lis and provinces to protest the dowry.
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YORK COuNTy JAu.
NEW MAMPSHIRE.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Feb. 9.-Observation taken at Up. NJ
Barometer 1889; change A.; thermometer IS
above; change Al relative humidity "a; wind
west; velocity of wind So miles per hour.-
Clouds have covered the mountain the entire
day and the surrounding peaks have at no
time been in sight The temperature has been
comparatively warmer at The above time indi-
eating 80 and the velocity of wind has been
comparatively light during the day. Tonight
the wind is blowing nearly thrice as strong as
it was this forenoon at the same hour
Signed, l.. s. HOLDEN.
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g O Nj M r H DIAL.

Receipts by Railroads snd sseanbOa a..
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk cars
potatoes, do starch, do oranges do apples, do
bark, do boot blocks do bones, do spirits, do
nlddles, do spool stuff do heads, do paper, do
sugar boxes, do oats, do lard, do seed do corn,
flour, l DO sundries; shipments to Europe, cars
lard, do flour, Is do provisions.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-117 cases mdse, 26
Daes bltng, IL muttons, DO lard kegs, 50 bbls, ap-
sles, IA bdls saws, As pkgs sundiies.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILROAD car lum-
Der, do wood. IS sacks waste. 65 trusses, bales
goods, cases do. bark mill, carriage,77 pkgs
mdse, % cars freight for Boston.
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The occupations of the immigrants was,
farmers So, miners p, laborers 1874, ministers Z,
shoemakers II, blacksmiths 10, bakers u, me-
chanics AS, merchants 26, students Is, joiners
Is, mariners % clerks IA, no occupation 412;
Ais females. The whole number of passengers
arrived was 536 cabin and 1916 other than cab
in passengers, making a total of 2181. OF these
cabin passengers 3s4 were male, and 152 fe-
male; of the other than cabin passengers GAL
were male and 7O4 female.
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A CARD.
BARNES DANCING ACADEMY.

BARNES DANCING ACADEMY,
Fluent Hall, Portland, Me.
Not long since, I challenged any American Teach
er or ameteur dancer to compete with me for pre-
mum Tor the production OF the finest style of gen.
teel Waltzing 1t seems that Russ B. Walker. ESQ.
OF Boston, very eminent teacher of that city, and
the author OF the "Boston Dip" and other dances,
has virtually accepted OF my proposition. and as
soon as he or any one else will make the necessary
arrangements We will nave trial of skill at the Ctv
Hall, Portland, Me. Due notice will be given.
C.P. BARNES.
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A CARD.
WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
122 Pleasant Street, Boston.
some person sent me copy of the Portland Daily
fress containing challenge to any "Amercan
Ieacnef 70 dance with Mr.. Barnes for $500 SPY
their fruits We shall know them," and if his dancing
is as Tar behind the times the Programme of his
Exhibition published in the same paper, can pick
MY pupils from any one of my classes who will
dance with hin, and discount him for twice the
money. Yours faithfully,
RUSS q. WALKER.
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SEED CArALoGUE.-We yesterday were
shown catalogue of choice and select flower
and vegetable seeds which are offered for sale
by Messrs Kendall and Whitney at the Port
land Agricultural Warehouse, Market Square.
The catalogue was printed by w. M. Marks,
Daily Press Job Printing House, and is a most
excellent specimen of printing while the illus
trations are very correct and are rarely to be
found so perfect in execution in work of this
kind.
All having job work which they desire to
have executed with neatness, elegance and
dispatch should call on Mr.. Marks
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ey and account. ''' 'A0n-
American securities-US s. $685. 1861, 9c3 do 1865.
90, VT 40 1867 s93; do 10iO's, S9. Stocks quiet
ern 2S1. - ' "e''-
LIVERPOOL, Feb. eli 80 A. M-Cotton steady.
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 7s; 10 Orleans
ga. Corn Sos Cd Pork loss Cd a 109s. Lard els
Cd. Wheat lis lid " GENITAL for California White
and los I'd "a los lid tor highest grades No to low
est grades No. 2 tor new and Red Western Spring.
LONDON, Feb. $50 P. M.-Consos closed at 90
for money and account.
American securities and Stocks unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9-4.3O P. M.-Cotton is steady;
Midding uplands 7sd; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuis
hrmer. Pork zoos. Lard els. Bacon-Cumberland
cut SOS. Linseed Oil G33.
LONDON, Feb. 9-The specie on hand at the Bank
England has decreased 500 sterling since last
report.
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A CARD.
PORTLAND, MAINE,

PORTLAND, MAINE,
Office at Fluen. Hall, Feb. 8, 1871.
RUSS 3. WALKER, ESQ DEAR SIR:
BY reading the Portland Press this m ornine. sea
that you have virtually accepted my proposition in
trial OF skill in genteel Waiting. Friday evening
the 18th, I-repeat my last Exhibition Ball, and
would be happy to have you attend. will give YOU
prominent part, and all the facilities Tor YOU and
any OF your pupils fair chance to execute any of
your dances, and more particularly the Boston Dip
AT that time we can arrange for trial of skill to
take place at future time
Yours most respectfully,
C.. BARNES
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cufes than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, 25O Congress st. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT,
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LARGE SALE OF SUGARs.-The Forest CITY
Refinery Company have purchased the cargo
OF sugar recently arrived at this port from Ba-
tavia, IN the barque James Duncan The
cargo VIII be landed at their refinery, and re-
filming operations will soon commence in this
establishment. The cargo amounts to about
100000 mounds
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JAMES F. JOY AND THE BUR-
LINGToN, CEDAR BAPIDs AND MINNESOTA
RAILwAY.-It is fifty per cent. of the gross
earnings the Chicago, Burlington and GUM
cy, proceeding from the business of the Bur-
lington. Cedar Rapids and the Minnesota
Railway, which is to be invested in the Bonds
Of the latter road, and not forty per cent, as we
stated in previous ISSUE
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Our snow storm which commenced on We'd
nesday turned out sell like the ones that
have preceded it. 1t commenced to rain yes
teIday morning, making horrible walking
Thermometer stood at "a . at "a. NJ.
The Morris Bros Ministries give the first of
two OF their concerts at City Hall tonight
Their fame is world wide, and the hall will be
crowded. Among the attractions offered are
Charley Sutton, the champion song and dance
man, Barlow Bros, champion cloggists, Master
James, Great Bernardo and others. Get your
seats at Halves & Cragin's to-day. ..i.
Only three secular days remain before the
first of the "Peoples' Concerts" We would
therefore suggest that all who have not already
secured their seats Should drop into Halves s.
Cragin's or Twombly's at once. 1f
Tomorrow night Ford & Greene's Female
Minstrels appear at Portland Theatre. We
know hothing about this company, but being
female minstrel corps they will probably
have crowded houee.
One of the Spring street horse cars shed a
wheel on Middle street yesterday, near the
junction of Free street.
An adjourned annual meeting of the Casco
Bay Steamboat Co. was held at the St. Julian
Hotel on Wednesday evening, and the old
board of directors was reelected with the ex-
ception of L. W. Fobes in place of J. O.
Twitchell.
Rev. E. G. Bolles has received call to the
Universalist Church in Salem.
The Josephine Hoey" commenced making
her regular trips to Ferry Village yesterday,
the ice being all out of the harbor.
There was horse runaway on Commercial
street yesterday. No damage.
The first of the course of Mechanic dances
takes place this evening at Lancaster Hall.
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friend, said to have been OF the engine with
him, and the body of Lawrence Mooney. a
brakeman, will be found. The coroner and
jury will proceed tomorrow morning to the
wreck to view the scene. Over dozen wi
nesses have got to testify before the coroner
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ASAD CAsE.-Simeon Walton of Cape Eliz-
abeth, who was employed as keeper, by Sheriff
Perry, on board steamer Victoria, last Novem-
Der, when the steamer was stolen from the pos
session of the sheriff and put into Province
town, suffered SO much during the four days
and nights he was on board of her, from want
of sleep-being somewhat i'll when he was
placed on board OF her-that he has been con-
fined to his house nearly all the time since, and
on Wednesday he was taken to the Insane
Asylum by Deputy Marshal Decelle.
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GoRHAA.-Prof. Woodbridge, late associate
principal OF the Seminary, has been present.
ed with fine German chrome by the students
of that institution on the occasion of his leay-
ing the school, and as token of pleasant re.
lations and of regret at his retirement
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CUMBERLAND Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
AT meeting of this society held yesterday
morning the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Seth Scammon of Scar
boro', President; Vice Presidents, Geo. w.
Woodman, Portland; Geo. E. Chadbourn Of
Bridgton. and s. I. Raymond of westprook.
Samuel Dingley of Gorhsm, Secretary; and
Frank Noyes Treasurer. The Treasurer re-
ported balance Of $1,000 in the Treasury
which was accepted. Next meeting of the of
fcers will be held the first Wednesday j,
March,
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Gorham, Me-, Feb. z, 1871.

To THE WEAK, the Worn and the Weary,
the editor of the Boston Recorder says: Eve
can most unhesitatingly recommend the Pc
ruviaR Syrup, protected solution of the pro-
toxide of iron, to all the weak, TIE worn and
the weary, having richly experienced it's BEN
efts 1t possesses all the qualities claimed for
it by its proprietor" feb7th-eod&sw1w
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JESSE FREEMAN will serve up qnabaug
chowder this evening at No. 40 Exchange
street. Lovers of this choice rarity will please
bear this fact in mind.
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Y. NJ G. A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Old
Folks Concert given last evening by the Young
Mems Christian Association at their rooms in
Mechanics Hall was fine affair and attracted,
it deserved, a large audience. The singers,
numbering about fifty, were dressed in ancient
costume and were led by Mr.. j. S. Staples as
chorister. They sang with spirit and under
standing the good old tunes that our fathers
and mothers delighted us with; and SO pleased
were the audience that many expressed the
wish that tie concert might be repeated at
City Hall.
The Antiquarian Supper attracted large
number. 1t was served in regular good old
fashioned style and was highly praised by all
who partook of it.
This evening concert will be given by
Shaw's Quartette Club, when some charming
music may be expected. At the close of the
concert refreshments will be served in the
lower rooms of the Association. The price for
tickets is only 30 cents including refreshments.
OYSTERS and ice cream will be for sale as well
as many fancy and choice articles.
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BRILL1ANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
+. Land & Co.'S, opposite old post-of,ce, any
evening until o'clock.
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CARD-The undersigned, wishing to return
thanks to the citizens of Gorham village and
vicinity for their kindness towards me and my
family during my recent illness, caused by an
accident in rolling machine, by which lost
the use of my hands for some time. 1 was
made the recipient of handsome sum OF
money, amounting to 800, the voluntary con-
tributions of my fellow: ci.izens, and 1 wish in
this manner to return thanks and express my
gratitude towards them for their sympathy and
kindness, which will ever be remembered by
me as one of the bright spots of my life.
P. j. SANFORD
rhar, IL ToI>
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New York stock and Money Marker,

NEW YORK, Feb. -Morning.-The Stock Ex-
change this morning, ZIG to 3d. voted $4,000 for the
relief ct tho sufferers in France. Gold opened at
q 1i0a.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Euening.-Wall street was
remarkable for little but dizziness and almost entire
stagnatlon OF business. Gold Closed at 11tH. the
ciearances OF the day having been about $2S OOO
G0vernmens stea1y and firm. The following are
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Superior Court.

GODDARD, J., PRESIDING.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sawyer VS.. Inhabitants
New Gloucester. Action to recover the sum OF
$42226 for board, labor and services rendered one
William II. Royall a pauper,a latter notice to Over
seers OF the Poor of that town. Verdict for plaintiff
for $25S.14. -
Bradbury & Bradbury. Vinton
Dresser.
No. 2s4-Samuel Estes vs.. New Gloucester. Ac-
tion for damages from defect in the highway. On
trial.
May g. May. Vinton with Strout s. Gage,