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The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
Brief JOttinxs.

Forest City Temple of Honor, accompanied
by Union Temple of Hallowell, will visit How
ard Temple of Biddeford on Wednesday even
ing next, Dec. II. Trains leave 2. S. & p.
depot at GAS.
Snow fell in a languid disappointed sort Of
way, as though apprehensve of the reception
to be accorded it, all yesterday afternoon.
The pastor of one of our city churches an
nounced Sunday to his congregation the open
ing of a new ''cofin establishment" and recon-
mended that they patronise it. Was he looking
forward to the ravages of small pox? Rather
suggestive, asn't it. m eli
Children are specializing as to the probability
of Santa Claus reindeer being afflicted with the
epizootic. We understand that the old fellow
sends his goods by express now.
The shop windows are beginning to present
a very attractive appearance, with the array of
holiday goods. Lobenstein's are very noticeable.
There is child uptown, only seven years
old, who entertains strong doubts ss to the ex-
istence of Santa Claus. .Such children ought
to be killed while very young for they will
presently overturn the very foundations of So
ciety, by attacking the venerable shams upon
which the whole order of things is based
The "Haydens" had a rehearsal at Fluent's
Hall last evening.
Mr.. Jeremiah Ilsley, who sprained his knee
by fall from the third story of the Matthew
Cobb house at the fire week ago. is still con-
fined to the house.
AT the Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-
ton last evening, Rev. Father Bradley of Con-
cord, N. H., delivered discourse on the Holy
Eucharist taking his text from the 18th chapter
of Matthew, 18th to 9th verse; This evening
will take place the procession of the clergy in
the blessed sacrament.
The Argus man is endeavoring to disabuse
the public of the prevalent impression that he
is an idiot, by the assertion that the writing OF
funny" items is a necessary constituent Of
idiocy. The public still remains unconvinced,
and in view of the circumstances it cannot be
denied that the grounds for its disbelief are
very reasonable indeed.
The Signal Service ordered warning signals
at this station last night.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

MORE LIGHT WANTED-A gentleman resid
ing on Paris street complains bitterly of the
lack of illumination on that thoroughfare
From Portland to Kennebec street, a distance
of about 800 feet, no light of any kind exists
The residents have repeatedly petitioned the
authorities for gas lamp but no attention has
been paid to the request Our correspondent
admits that there is no gas in the houses on the
lower portion of the street, for the reason that
there are not enough residents willing to take
it in; but he thinks that no reason why the in
habitants should be allowed to grope in dark
ness. If it be deemed inexpedient to put in a
gas lamp, let oil lamps be placed at proper dis
tances. Night providers are increasing in num-
Der because of the darkness of the street. Last
Sunday night an attempt at burglary was
made. While it is not claimed that the street
lamps will entirely do away with burglary and
other forms of rascality, it is not to be doubted
that they will tend to the prevention of the
evil. All of which our correspondent respect
fully submits.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
Cane Elizabeth.

Upon the petition of Samuel Haskell and
others the Selectmen of this town have called
town meeting to convene at the Town House on
Saturday next, December 18th. The object of
the meeting as set forth in the warrant is, first:
to see what action the town will take in order
to have the school children vaccinated, and to
see if the town will vote to raise sum of money
not exceeding three hundred dollars to pay for
vaccination, and also to see what action the
town will take in regard to the bridge across
Long Creek. A.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Evening---Cotton quiet and
steady sales 26t1 bales; Middling uplands at 19sm
q s.; Round hoop Ohio 90 g Q %; Western so q
Is; Southern 10 q II 90. Wheat very quiet; sales
a q, 600 bush bush; No Spring 81 g g.; No DO 81 @
steamer Mixed Western 81 g s4ic; do sail e5c Oats
tern Mixed So q 55ac. Beef dull. Pork more active
mess Is rs a Is so. Lard weak at II q Sic
Butter quiet. State "a g 80. Whiskey frmer at 94s
Is q 1sic IN Gold Molasses in moderate request
New Orleans 50 10 Naval stores-spirits Tur-
Petroleum Is dull; crude lsc; refined at 26l @ &c
Tallow Is steady at ST q SIC.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and firm; Cotton per
sail "a 1-16d; Grain per sail 9td.
CHICAGO Dec 9.-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
is active and higher; No Spring at 20 No 2 do
closed at 121 cash or Dec and in open board in the
q ESQ., according to location Corn active and higher
Ne Mixed at 81 &c cash or Dec; rejected 29c. Oats
steady No at 25sc; rejected 22t 2Slc Rye steady
visons-Pork steady a. II 80 a II SCI. Lard steady
at &c cash. Green hams firm at 81 q 7sc, according
to weight; other meats unchanged. Whiskey steady
at ssc.
Receipts-7OoO bbls -four, 6iOOO bush wheat, ST.
900 bush sorn 5000 bush oats 5000 bush rye $4,000
Shipments-9oOO bbls -four 13 900 bush wheat 70 900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats, bush rye, 600 bush
barley.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9-Provsons-Pork nominal at
II ST. Lard dull and dropping; steam a Il; kett-
lea 9Ts Bulk Meats dull; shoulders at SIC; clear
rib sides at 5c clear sides all loose and partially
ed at 55c Bacon steady shoulders &c; clear rib sides
Sc; clear sides Sic. Sugar cured hams Is q lob
Green meats are quiet shoulders 3sc; sides g.
Hams u q Sic, according to weight. Live Hogs firm
at 8 IS q 80. Whiskey Is firm at Sc.
TOLEDO, Dec. S.-Flour in fair demand and firm
Wheat in fair demand and advanced Amber Michi-
gan, cash and Dec at So: do Jan 50; No Red at
6; No do 81. Corn is shade better at 3s1c tor
high Mixed; do new 36ic; low do 3st a 3slc. Oats
dull and unchanged; No at 37i q 3sc No at 32ac.
Clover Seeds Is. Dressed Hogs at 475.
Receipts-l00O bbls -four 5000 bush wheat 900
bush corn, II 900 bush oats.
Shipments-1oOo bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 49,
900 bush corn, 900 bush oats.
DETROIT, Dec, 9-Whcat active and higher; extra
at 1 765; No White Ct Amber Michigan IS. Corn
dull and lower at 4osc Oats in good demand at 26ac
Rcceipts--2000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat.
Shipmsnts--2oOO bbs -four, 5000 bush wheat.
CHARLEsToN, Dec. 9.-Cotton dull; Middlipg
uplands 1Ssc.
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
ding uplands at 1910.
MOBILE, Dec 9.-Cotton quiet; Middlng uplands
1890.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-Cotton in good demand !;
Middling upands 10 q 19ic.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.


Municipal Election,
LYNN, Dec. 9.-Jacob N. Lewis, nominated
by the prohibition and economy party, is elect
ed Mayor
CriminaI-Tho Election.
Boston, Dec 9-AzroB Bartholomew, who
killed Chas. F. Storer of Chelsea, in February
last and pleaded guilty of manslaughter, was
to-day sentenced to six years in State Prison.
The Grand jury has indicted Levitt Alley
for the murder of Abijah Ellis, whose body was
found dismembered and floating in two barrels
on Charles river
The municipal election in Boston tomorrow
promises to be unusually exciting. There are
four tickets presented for aldermen.
Municipal Election.
WORCESTER, Dec 9.-Hon. Clark Jellison,
(Rep.) was elected Mayor to-day by majority
of AT in a total vote of 6,227. The aldermen
elected are all Republicans, as are a majority
OF the members of the common council and
school committee.
City Election.
NEwBURYPoRT. Dec. 9.-Warren Courier
(Rep.) was elected Mayor of this city to-day by
majority of thirty votes The aldermen are
four Democrats and two Republicans. The
common council is about evenly divided.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 9.-John B, Hartwell, a
prominent merchant and manufacturer, the
head of the firm of Hartwell Richards & Co.,
dropped dead in store this afternoon, of heart
disease.
James Cannon was to-day adjudged probably
guilty of causing the death of Patrick German
in North Providence, and committed for trial.
William Waters was arrested at Newport to-
day for incendiarsm and confessed his guilt.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS.

HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALI
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Dec. 8. $500 p. MD
The barometer will continue high in the
northwest with light north-westerly Winds
veerlng to south-easterly tomorrow, with clear
cold weather extending east over the upper
the Missouri and Ohio valleys; in the gulf and
south Atlantic States, north-easter1y to north
westerly winds, cold clear weather and rising
barometer; on the lower lakes and in the ST.
snow and clearing cold weather; in the MiddI
and Eastern States, brisk north-westerly wind
clear weather, low temperature and increasin
pressures. Warming signals will continue
Duluth, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Chicago,
Detroit Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester
and Oswego, and are ordered for Baltimore
Cape May, New York, New London, Boston
and Portland
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE ComrANy.-We
call attention to the advertisement of the
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of phladel-
pbia, as its statement shows beyond question
that this is one of the institutions that will
successfully stand any ordeal short of general
confagration. Parties insurng at this time
viii look for the best, and few can present more
satisfactory figures than the Franklin, of which
Rollins & Adams are the agents.
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Fire.

TITUsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 9.-The new Metho-
dist church at Tidiout, and Judge Harlow's
residence adjoining, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss on church, $4,000; no insur-
ance. Harlow's residence was insured for
$751; 900. Two tanks full of oil and in close
proximity to the fire were saved.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YoRK-431
bales cotton 81 do rags, do burlaps 800 half chests
tea 275 bds paper haugngs liz do paper, "a crates
sewing machines 100 boxes tin plate 100 do rasins
do cheese, 1913 do sewing machines so do tobacco, u
dimes III casks ochre do lead IS ties glass ware %
bbls do 30 bbls sugar. 26 do paint hhds tobacco 10
bags coffee, 9 bbls molasses, "A half bbs and kegs
syrup, piano, $50 pckgs sundries.
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lew Yor,. Stock and Money sTar,,.,

NEW York, Dec. 9-Aorning.-Gold at 113.-
Money at 1-32 per cent. Sterling Exchange long.
1881; do short 10. Stocks heavy State bonds firm.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9-Ecening.-Money was active
in the morning at 1872 per cent. per day.. but the al
lance between the old Gold clique and the Pacific
Mail people having been abandoned it returned to a
condition Of complete and was loaned freely at
a per cent. per annum, Sterling Exchange quiet
and firm at 1851 q 10ss for long, and no q 110a for
short sight. Gold lower and declined from l133 to
1125 loans at to fiat for and q per cent. for
carrying The cearances SS4, 900 900. Treasury
disbursements $156,000 Governments quiet and
slightly easier. The currency bonds being the weak
est and per cent. lower. State bonds dull and firm.
Stocks with the exception OF Pacific Mail Hannibal and
ST. Joseph and Northwestern have been quiet all day
fluctuations of to per cent. Pacific Mail was
irregular, fuctuating frequently between 70 and
sot; Hannibal and st. Joseph common advanced
from 35t 500, and preferred from 81 59k North
western common from $50 to ss9 and preferred from
90 to 92a. The market closed dull and steady.
Northwestern Company have declared semi-an-
nual dividend of 81 per cent. on both common aud
preferred, stock payable Dec. 2sth
The earnings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota Railroad for November were $685. OF,
against $780, 492 the corresponding month of 1871
an increase Of 500, 1875.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
Passage of Reform Bill-CIosins OF
Eusl,nIic Chupcbes

BERLIN, Dec 9-The reform bill passed the
upper House of the Diet to-day, by vote of
116 to 81
The Catholic church edifces in the city and
province of Pasen, which belong to the Gov
eminent, have been closed because the special
service was celebrated therein, placing the
church of Pasen in her present trials, under the
especial protection of the most sweet heart OF
Jesus. The pastors of the churches and the
teachers in the Catholic schools have been sum-
moned before the magistrates for examination
on the charge Of publicly reading an exciting
pastorate letter issued by the Archbishop Of
Pasen.
Anti-RepuSlican.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The police entered several
wine shops yesterday and seized copies of petit
tions for the dissolution of the Assembly, which
were circulating for signatures.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Musical and Dramatic Entertainment
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Unproductive Frauds.
Imported Fine Art Goods-Schumacher Bros
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.-Rollins s. Adams.
Boots, Shoes, sc. -Goldthwaite's
Sewer Assessments,
For Sale-Horse
Vermont Cheese-Smith, Gage & Co.
Holiday Goods. M. Dyer & Co.
Beans-Smith. Gage g. Co.
Girl Wanted.
Removal-W. F. Morrill,.
Wanted-Situation.
Hardware-Hogan, Clarke g. Sleeper.
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FULLY submit

LEcTuRE-Mr William w. jackson Jr., of
Boston will deliver his popular and eloquent
lecture in the Advent Union Hall, No. 81 Free
street this Tuesday, evening at 8 o'clock.
Subject, 1.-THE Elements of Christian Man
bood
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
A Building Falls I'm.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-The roof and walls of
the city water works have fallen in. Two men
were buried in nine feet of water under the
the debris and three others ere SO badly hurt
that they are not expected to live.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Gard

The thanks of the Fraternity are hereby ex-
tended to Messrs. Loring, Short & Harmon for
their generous donation of Webster's I'M
abridged Dictionary and Latin Lexicon
III. f. COOLIDGE, Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9. The Centennial
Commission to-day conferred administrative
power on the Executive Committee and ordered
the preparation of the memorial to Congress
asking material aid
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
A RleodIess Duel.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 9.-James S. Hayward,
editor of the Times, and Malcolm j. Browning,
editor of the News, two weekly papers pub
lished at Orangeburg, S. c., fought bloodess
duel this morning at Sand Bar Ferry.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.


AUGUSTA, Dec. 10.-It commenced showing
here about six o'clock last evening and has
been showing steadily since that time At
this hour, a. m. it is sti Il showing hard with
q strong northeast wind
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
Disaster TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Sacramento,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-This afternoon the
second officer of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'s ship Sacramento, due here from Panama
on Wednesday, arrived at San Diego in an open
boat with the news that the steamship had
struck a reef 200 miles southeast of that port,
off San Antonio, lower California.
When the officer left the ship the captain was
making preparations to land The passengers
were all safe at that time. The Sacramento
had 100 passengers and 200 tons of freight
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

A FINAL DEcIsIoN.-A final decision has
been at length reached in the case of George
NJ Melcher VS.. the Ocean Insurance Company
This case has been hanging in our courts since
1866. 1t seems that in 1864 the ship Charles E.
Pennell was chartered from New York to San
Francisco, with mixed cargo. At the same
time the captain executed another charter
known as "a guano charter between the same
ports. The latter charter covered also from the
last named port to the Chinchas, and thence to
Harrisburg. Two policies of insurance, one on
each charter were taken out The vessel was
wrecked on the coast of Brazil, taken to Rio
Janeiro, condemned and sold, the voyage being
broken up The policy issued by the Ocean
Insurance Company was on the charter $65O0-
primage S265O; property on board ship $500.
The defence presented the following points:
First unjustifiable sale; second, that the poll
cy did not cover the "guano charter. These
points were overruled and judgment given for
the plaintiff in the sum of $4,000, with interest
from April %, 1865, amounting to about $4,000.
1t is understood that the Ocean Insurance Com
pany IS reinsured in the Sun Mutual Insurance
Company Of New York The defence was in
the hands OF the latter company. A. A. Strout
appeared for the plaintiff: Messrs J. & E. M.
Rand for defendants
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
December 8, ~.

You will get the worth of your money every
time at Goldthwait's Boot, Shoe, and Rubber
Deno+ II Market Square. dec7ST&T
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

THE cheapest and best Paint In the World is
the Averll Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland tt
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
senaen Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Branell & Co.
the city
At Btddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of l., Hodgdon.
AT Waterville. of j. s. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. F. Stanwood,
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Ny 8. BAILEY * CO., Auc,ioncers.
by !. =. BAILEY & CO., Auctioaers
Books al Auction

ON TUESDAY, Dec. 18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
~ office, invoice of Books consisting in part Of
complete set U. S. Coast Survey, II Vols.
Pacific r. II. Survey Is Vols, complete, fully IL
lustrated
Mexican Boundary, 8 Vols, finely illustrated.
Japan Expedition, 8 Vols, profusey illustrated.
4 Paris Exposition, Vols. each in full sheep aud
cloth dec2dtd
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On. c. G. BnNxrrr, Falmouth Hotel.

SECURE comfort and preserve health, by get
ting good pair of Winter Boots at Gold
thwait's, II Market Square. dec7ST&T
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
RAY MOND'S
DANCING ACADEMY ,
LANCASTER HALL.

MIR. j. w. RAYMOND respectfully an
to the citizens of Portland and vicinity that
he will open school in Dancing tor beginners at
the above hall on
Monday Evening, Dec. 8, 1879.
Tickets, Gents,
iidulcc Z.VO
for twelve lessons
The term will close with Ball. dec6d2w
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by Us. BAILEY s. CO., AuctiOners
Desirable House ut Auction.

AN FRIDAY, Dec. 90, at 3 o'clock, p. m, on the
" premises the good substantial house On the eer-
ner OF Oxford and Elm street. The house is painted
throughout, has IL rooms good closets good cement
ed cellar, finished basement she'd, plenty good water
aud desirable for residence. Centrally situated in a
good neighborhood, and just the loca ion for BUSH
ness man. Unless previously disposed of at private
sale. Enquire of Geo. NJ. Stevens tn: premises
of the AuctioneeTs. deeidtd
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-George W. Jameson vs.. Albert G. Cook.
Assumpsit on account annexed for labor-S13.2o.-
Judgment for plaintiff $3.50. Appealed.
Motley. Cobb & Raw
George W. Jameson VS.. Mary A. Gowen. Tres
pass. Judgment for plaintiff for one cent damages
and costs, taxed at S9.43 Judgment satisfied.
Motley. Cobb e. Raw.
Mary A. Gowen VS.. George w. Jameson. Tres
pass. Judgment fag plaintiff for one cent damages
and costs, taxed at SILL, Judgment satisfied.
Cobb s. Ray. Motley
Entries, 8; defaults, 0; continued,
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at So Commercial ST. Portland If
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
CITY Affairs.
A meeting of the Mayor and Board of Alder
men was held last evening

A meeting of the Mayor and Board of Alder
men was held last evening.
John Alison was given leave to withdraw the
petition presented at a previous meeting.
An order was passed directing the vaccination
of all those pupils in the public schools who
have not been vaccinated.
The order relating to the Boston & Maine
Railroad in the matter of John w. Lane, was
passed
The petition of j. 7. Rogers for leave to build
a wooden stable on the corner of Danforth and
Tying streets was presented, and remonstrance
against the same. A hearing was ordered for
Wednesday.
A petition. was presented for the increase of
facilities for storing gunpowder. Referred.
Notice was given that vacancy existed in
the Assistant Assessorship of Ward Six. The
matter was laid over to be taken up in joint
convention
The petition of Edward Moore, in regard to
remuneration for damage on account of cessa-
ton of work on marginal way, was referred to
Committee on Claims
The petition of Hayden. Hubbard g. Co., for
an exemption from taxation on hustle manu-
factory, which was referred to the Committee
on Claims at a previous meeting, was granted,
the order exempting the mandatory from
taxation being given passage.
An order was offered empowering the Com
mittee on Street Lamps to place lamp in front
of the Universalist church on the corner of
Congress and India streets. Referred.
The Board receeded from former action and
oncurred with the Common Council in grant
ng reference of petition of w. 3. Trowbridge
or cutting down a tree in front of his residence
IN Mechacic street.
The Committee ON Drainage and Sewers re-
ported an order for the meeting of the Board on
Dec. 16, to take into consideration the matter
of sewer assessments for sewers introduced in
the year 1871. Order passed.
A petition was presented for street lamp on
Cotton street. Referred
A message was received from the Common
Council asking for joint meeting for the pur-
pose of choosing an Assistant Assessor in Ward
Six.
The order directing the Committee ON Streets
to order the Boston & Maine r. r. Co. to erect
a temporary bridge on Commercial and York
streets to the foot Of Bracket street, came up
from the Council. The order was laid upon the
table.
An order was presented that the Committee
on Fire Department be authorized to purchase
1000 feet of hose and charge the cost of same
to the appropriation for that department.
Passed.
An order was passed in regard to the enforce
ment of the City Ordinance respecting coasting
on certain streets
IN n adjourned to the Council
1to joint convention with the
ton of the two Boards, Par
as elected Assistant Assessor
Stephen Fl. Dow Cutler of
..ovpo slaves.
Adjourned.
The Common Council met and passed bills
in concurrence, and passed an order relating to
the temporary bridge on the Boston & Maine
railroad from Commercial to York street.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

A CERTIFICATE OF GOOD CHARAcTER-One
of our livery stable keepers received horse
from the town of Millbridge the other day and
a certificate of his character, which reads as
follows: 81 send the horse this morning. His
name is Tiger, though why SO named am I'M
able say, for surely there is nothing tigerish
about him. The only out about him know
of is that he's out of training, occasoned by a
recent attack of the 'epizootic.' have never
used him with check rein, 50 he may not at
first be disposed to submit to it patiently; tho
like many another unsophisticated country
chap he may ape city manners and customs,
and hold his head as high and as proudly as the
best of them after a short stay at the metropo-
lis of the Pine Tree State. He will stand with
out hitching or, strange as it may appear, if
he be hitched He has kind, affectionate and
loving disposition, and two white feet. He
don't use ardent spirits, and indeed isn't very
spiritually inclined anyway, though one might
think he belonged to the church, for he is more
moral than our deacon-our deacon swears and
he don't. 1 don't know of anything more to
say about him."
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

WANTED by the Portland Fraternity an
English, a French and Latin Dictionary for
snight school, An English Die
.cially needed. A gift of a copy
he above named books will be
assistance to a very deserving charity.