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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02
STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.


ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY
The Lewiston Journal says Rev. Mr.. Leav-
ems of Auburn is critically ill, and hopes of his
recovery are quite abandoned Mr. Leavens
lost an arm at Fredericksburg and his health
was shattered by exposure in the field during
the late war. He has been Assistant Messen-
ger in the Maine House of Representatives for
two years, and has been on duty up to within
two or three weeks.
The Androscoggin Herald reports that Sena-
tor Rounds is still quite ill, his disease having
assumed the form of rheumatic fever.
H9 ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Calvin Morris of Maysvlle, recently lost a
valuable mare by Ter swallowing chip while
drinking, which lodged in her throat and work
ed through into her neck. ftF'r
The citizens of Presque Isle have notified the
liquor and beer sellers in that town to stop, if
they would avoid prosecution.
AT recent m Getting in Houlton motion
was carried that committee of three should
be appointed to notify all persons engaged in
the sale of ale, beer, or intoxicating liquor of
any kind, that they must stop or they would be
prosecuted Immediately.
h KENNEBEC COUNTY. -
Fl. NJ. Wentworth has been nominated as
the Republican candidate for Mayor of Gar
diner. r
The Gardiner Reporter says man in that
city recently refused to work on the ice for $2
per day because he wanted So, and before night
borrowed bfty cents to buy something for sup
per.
The amount of lime manufactured in the
town OF Camden for the year 1873, was 171.6OO
barrels, says the Herald.
The Herald says David G. Richards of Rock
port, had a narrow escape from instant death
last "Wednesday by the accidental falling of a
cake Office while at work at Barrett & Co.'s ice
stack His ankle leg and shoulder were badly
hurt, but it is thought that no bones were
broken.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The ice house of Mr.. George w. Weeks at
Dresden, blew down on Monday afternoon
during the gale. l....-
OXFORD COUNTY lM
August NJ. Whitman has been appointed
postmaster at Hebron, vice b. Morrill,, resign
ed. l
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Wing estimates that fifty vessels
will be built on the Penobscot river and bay the
coming season.
The Republi cans of Bangor will hold their
caucus for nominating candidates for Mayor
ana Police Judge, at City Hall next Thursday
evening. -
"A subscription paper is being circulated in
bangor 10 raise funds for Mrs. Silver whose
nusoand was recently killed at the Maine Cen
trail depot in that city. - 1...-
YORK COUNTY.
Inc Democrats of Saco have nominated Rish-
worth Jordan, Esq, for Mayor, and John s.
Derby, Esq, for Municipal Judge
A movement is on foot for the establishment
deford. '"' Ia O'u-
Sal. Inc work on the new railroad bridge between
Saco and Biddeford is being pushed forward
ioth ny and will probably be completed by the
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r. His two memorable campaigns for gu-
bernatorial nomination in Massachusetts,
were characterized by an egotism which
marked him as defiant innovator upon the
usages of that Commonwealth. No doubt
they stimulated the devotion of his friends,
but they demonstrated the strength and in
creased the the hostility of his opponents.
And the worst of it is the friends one makes
under such circumstances are generally OF
thesort whose zeal is measured by their pros
pect of reward, and their number therefore
must as a matter of course be limited by the
quantity of sfavors it lies in his power to be-
stow - -sfa+i-
As natural result of the action OF man
who is entirely without moral percep'ion'
and oblivious to public opinion, the oenon
Charles of Gen. Butler, for the most pa's,
of necessity, of that class OF unscfup" 80
,,or who woud not be troubled Win any VI
.,,o ,;o. distinctions that their master ~ w
81, oo,,tamns. They are generally men
r. ,ror,d see no wrong in stufing tae paiiot
hoy. Simmons, for instance, Is man Oh
smartness and pluck, but his first purpose and
only object in taking Office is to promote the
interests of Gen. Butler and his friends who
are, as whole, without political or mora
perceptions. They are the camp followers of
both parties.
Gen. Butler has carried his man Simmons
into the Boston Custom-house against the
protest of both Senators, majority OF the
Representatives in Congress, and the almost
unanimous voice of the men who in the past
have given to the Republican party OF Massa-
chusetts its distinctive features, to say moth
ing of the mass of business men who ought
to be consulted in such an appointment, or
at least heard when they object. Consiuer
for moment, Gen. Butler has achieved a
great triumph. Considered with reference to
| the future, the recklessness of this defiant
| leader has insured in time overwhelming de-
feat To-day his lackeys may sing
peans of victory, but it is only on the result
| of a skirmish. Hereafter there will
| be two parties in Massachusetts, the
| men who desire good government, who have
| notions of decent public service and now fee
that the State has been humilitated by Gen.
Butler, aided by President Grant and senators
representing other States He has now ar
rayed host of new foes against him and his
overwhelming defeat is but a question Of
| time. Gen. Butler will ere long learn that
| conscience will bear sway in the Republican
party, and any man who undertakes to elm
mate it from the creed will be hopelessly over.
borne in the effort. The time has already
| come when every thing that savors of job
berry, trickery, or personal self-seeking is held
| in extreme disfavor and reprobatiou-when
the member of Congress who accepts a re-
either directly or remotely affected by nation
al legislation, subjects himself to irreparable
odiilm 80 go
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BUSINESS CHANGES. The following are re
cent business changes in this..State.
Portland-I. D. Merrill &, Co., plumbers, dis
solved
NJ. Hovey & Co., carriage painters, dis; new
firm M. S. Hovey, S. Dean.
McCorrison & Greene, boots and shoes, dis.
now Wyer Greene. W
Wallorboro-Suspender Manufacturing Co.,
sold out to w. FL. Campbell and f. C. O'Bren
of Thomaston.
Observation-Disclosures, Merrill & Co., furniture;
George Low retres. 80 o.
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The Democratic Nominee.

For years the Democratic leaders have
Numbered after success, but they have always
been solemn about it. In this city they have
charged that policy. They do not hope for
success and many Of them do not want it, so
they have gone to farce-making. To
be sure, Mr.. Sturdivant has always voted the
Democratic ticket. 1t could never be too
strong for him SO so long as it was labelled
with the regular brand. At the temperance
meeting the other evening, Capt. Sturdivant
surprised his old party associates by explain
ing the cause of his long and singular adhes-
ion to the Democratic party by intimatine
that so long as he continued with the organ.
ization he was never obliged to go out of its
ranks to find subjects for mission labor to
which his life was devoted! The caucus Sat-
urday evening after long elaboration, recog-
nized its appreciation of this singular devo
ton by making Capt. Sturdivant their candi.
date for Mayor! We trust it is an earnest Of
a change of their conduct so as TO conform
their lives to Capt. Sturdivant's model. We
have no doubt but that Mr.. McGlinchy, who
was delegate in the caucus, earnestly enters
into the spirit of the good Captains labors OF
love and hereafter will vie with him in his
jealous devotion. -
But if the voter makes a canvass of the
qualifications of Capt. Sturdivant for the impor
tant Office of Mayor he will be utterly at loss
to know why bis party friends have designated
him for their candidate. 1t is only accounted
for on the ground that the case is hopeless.
We are Informed that Capt. Sturdivant be-
fore leaving town Saturday signifed his readi
ness to accept the nomination.
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There are many distressing symptoms of disease
tho causes of which are uncertain. Debility nervous
irritation, mental stupor and headache, for instance
may possibly be symptomatic of chronic disease in
some particular organ; yet, in a large majority of
cases. at least, they arise from Indigestion and or
bid conditions of the liver and bowels engendered nv
foul stomach. When this is the case few doses of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters will usually effect
complete cure, but should the symptoms be only nit
igated without being entirely removed, by brief
course OF the remedy let it be continued until eytry
derful mimic. 1t initiates with startling accuracy
the indications Of heart disease, brain disease, kid.
ney disease, and half dozen other frightfui all
ments, and when the doctors have solemny announc
ed the existence of other of these complaints
halt dozen doses of the Bitters WILL in most cases
explode their theories by curing the patient
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

| SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 10Th, ship Melrose, Neil
NEW 1S oKsLEANs-cld 10th, ship Marcia Green.
leaf Poole, Havre, with 1870 bales cotton and 42OG
sxTI fIlae1 M II 21st sch Flint Doug
GEORGETOwN, sC-Ar 2lst, schs Hattie g Buck
Woodbury.. Baltimore; Helen M Condor, McOarty
Cid 10th, sch Ridgewood. johnson, New York.
CHARLESTON-Ar 26th ult, sch Lilly Cole from
BALTIMoRE-Ar2 9th, sch John Manson, Man
Below, brig Lizzie H Kimball, from Matanzas.
/ PHILADELPHIA-Ar 26th, brig Jennings
Mahoney, Matanzas.
-' Cid 2sth, sch Marge, McFadden, Matanzas.
Ar 27th, sch Thos Stone. Pitcher, Cardenas
| At Delaware Breakwater Goth, schs Emily en- tbs
i Barbour from Matanzas for Philadelphia; Webster
Bernard. Smith, Jacksonville for New York, with
"a At do 9Th, sch g. LMarts, from Philadelphia
VI NEW YORK-Ar 26th, sch Albert Jameson, Pres
Ar 9th, brigs Caprera, Blanchard, Matanzas 70 as
M Tinker, Gibson do.
10 DAYS; Lydia H Cole, Jones, Matanzas; sch Mary
e Gage. Church, East Greenwich.
Ella, Oliver, Portland; schs Ada Whitney, Mars
ters Demarara; Minnie, Hudson, Savannah; Flora
Condor Condor, Charleston. FAs,
Sid 26th, brigs Elizabeth Winslow for Cardenas
j Pettengill, for Matanzas Glendale for Havana
G Passed through Hell Gate 2eth schs Lamoine, King
of Deer Isle was lost overheard soon after startnp
Frank Maria. Wood, New York for Newport; Males
tic. Dodge. do for do.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 26th schs John Went
werth, Kent, Bucksport for Charleston; Gar Cove
and Crowley. Crowley. from Bath for New York ;
Baltic. Parker. Portland for do; Percy Mitchell and
W Page, Hilliard, Eastport for do; Amelia Bull
lock- Portland for Philadelphia Marcus Hunter,
Henley Portland for Caibarien; 6 w Rawley Raw
lev ST George for Virginia, tleaking 700 strokes Der
hour. having struck OH Norton's ShoaD.
Sid 26th. briggs j W Spencer. and Matte B Russell
scbs VIM Page, Antelope, Bengal, Merrill c Hart,
q Ferguson, Emma w Day, Florence Mayo Maud
Barbour, Addie Murchie, Mabel Staples, and Grace
Gushing.
Havana.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, barque Scotland, Rogers, Mo-
bile; schs Maud Barbour, Davis, jacksonville; A
Elliott Sproul. Winterport.
Cid 9th, ship California, Bicknell, Madras; Pride
of the Port, Baker, San Francisco.
Ar 2sth. brigs w Spencer, Thomas. Pascagoula;
Alton, Copp do; sch Mabel Staples. Cole, Trinidad
Cid 2sth brig Chas Miller, Hilton, Parker's Head,
to load for New York.
PORTSMOUTH-Below 26th, sch Olive Elizabeth,
Randall. Portland for Boston.
BUCKSPORT-Sld Goth, brig Maurice, Bartlett,
Martinique.
FOREIGN PORT6. ,.4sg,t
\ Sid FIN Sourabaya Dec 10th. barque Henry Buck,
Blanchard, New York. :
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Sid FIN Batavia Dec 2sth, ship Cyclone, King, for
Passed A6jier Dec %, ship Archer, Pike, from Ma
Ar at Havre 23d ult, ship John Watt, Morse, from
Sid fin Hamburg 2sd ult, ship King Phillip, Daily,
Cid at Cardiff 12th barque Isaac Hall, Cocord, for
Ar at Queenstown 25th ut, ship Hercules, Lincoln
San Francisco "a days for Liverpool.
Ar at Deal 26th ult, ship Ellen Austin, Griffin. New
Ar at Falmouth E, 9th. barque Rosetta Mcneil,
Sproul, Bremen for United States
Sid FIN Liverpool 26th, ship Theobold, Adams, for
United States.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Jan 2, barque Herbert Black,
Treat, Liverpool, (see Menu
Ar at Vera Cruz Jan 0, sch George Staples, Lord,
New York, (and sailed 18th for Tuspan and NYork.)
At Gonaives 10th, brig Anna D Torrey, Haskell,
Sid I'm Trinidad 18th, brig Mary c Mariner, Buck
nam, New York.
Sid I'm Cenfaegos 9Th ult, briggs AtaIaya. Allen for
10th, Clotilde, Miller, Boston,
Ar at Matanzas goth, barque Florence Peters,
At Sagua 18th, briggs R Messer, Hewett Della
ware Breakwater; Sally Brown, Matthews. for Bal
tmore; sch Hattie Ross.Farr for North Of Hatteras,
Sid I'm Havana 18th, brig San Carlos, Anterior,
Sagua and North Of Hatteras.
ca 10th. briggs Hattie Balm ,Thestrup, Cardenas;
ford, for Sagua.
Chartered-brigs Abbie Clifford for North of Hat
Boston or Portland, sugar, So; Hattie Balm, tor
Baltimore via Cardenas. molasses at 81; sch Hattie
| gals moasses.
In port 21st, barques Susan Blasdell. Matthews,
and Mary E Libby, Stone, for New York, ldg; Henry
| Knight, Gilkey, for do; and others.
Ar at Cardenas nth. briggs Tally Ho. Plummer,
| Havana; Richmond. Powers, do.
Sid 18th, sch Mary Lord Lord. New York; 18th,
| brig Geo Berry, Keazer, North of Hatteras
| Ar at st John, NIB, 9th, sch Tim Field, Leland,
| Boston; Sea Lark. Miller, Lubec.
| Cid 9TH sch Il Dor ,r;+b,
/ $500 box Shocks
| --latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool 18th, Fanny j Mcclellan, McLel-
Ian, New Orleans.
off Hoyhead 9Th, Kentuckian, Foster, from Liver
pool for SW Pass.
Passed Dea! 14th, John Potter, Mcclure, from
Calla0 for London.
| Sid FIN Bremerhaven 10th, Sarah. Til'ey, America.
SID fin Havre 18th, Crescent City, Delano, tor New
Orleans.
Sid FIN Flushing Roads 10th, Arizona, Conant, for
| Havana.
| SPOKEN.
| Feb IA, lat % So Ion IA 55, sch M Witham, from
| st Domingo for New York.
Feb IT, lat SO II, Ion "a 08, brig James Davis steer
ing Southeast.
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS furnished
with Card certificate oountersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen. Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent
Journal as we have information that several "bum-
msrs" are seeking courtesies in the name of the
PRESS, and we have no disposition to be, pas
sivsly, > party to such frauds. ,-i..n at
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

: Happy Relief Tor YOumY Men from tbo -
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manbood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable remas
yelopes, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION M M
South Ninth St. Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Ins,tuttonc
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. fe6sn3m
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FOR SALE.
TO l. u M Ii Il R M EN-.

DIFFERING to the above advertisement the
HI subscribers would sell the whole or a mart ~
the above valuable Mills and Lumber lands tn "a =
the superintendenee OF the whole business
Scotia and with the mill there is about 25 no @
of the best Pine lands IN Nova Scotia These ianSs
are known as the Gushing Lands and ara urI aaus
the attention Of Lumbermen. Apply to '' "o''h
ja12d2mis Hai;tsy W.
- cuted ct this ONCE, -'N -'"''s 0As
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ELECTION, MONDAY, MARCH 2
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR MAYOR,
$ GEORGE p. WESCOTT.

sa WARD l.
Aldermen-John J. Gerrish.
q Counclimen-Charles E Trefethen, William
E. Denuison, Rensselaer, Greey. "a
Warden-Joseph D. Decelle
Cierk-Thomas A. Bowen. ''ia
Constabies-Charles n York. Ruel N. Field.
50 .-il III WARD 2. r.. ..
.Alderman-George c. Littlefeld
.-Counci'men-Henry c. Peabody, Charles L.
Jack, Henry A. Murray.
Warden-Charles II. Baker.
Ward Clerk-Ezra Drew.
Constables-Seth Sterling, Thomas Mackey.
30 a l2 WARD 3.
'cAlder1 an-Zemro A. Smith.
Councilmen = Alphonso Brunei, Orin d.
Whitten, Edward Thurston.
an Warden-Wilam Huse.
FClerk-Samuel b. G .aves. p;,t
Consta5les-James s. Gould, Edwin ID. hicn'
r..f, WARD q.
sAlderman-Lyman n. Kimball.
Councimen Elisha Higgins, Windsor b.
Smith, VIM. FL. Chase.
Warden--John b. Cummings.
Clerk-Arthur M. Sawyer. ....
Constabes-George I. Ingraham, Adam w.
Barbour.
Aldermau-Mcah Sampson
Counclmen-Stephen Marsh, Thomas A.
Roberts, Ezra N. Perry II
Warden-Nathaniel Walker. fr
Clerk-Henry p White.
ell. at-T,l - -
WARD 6. ....
Alderman-Edwin Clement.
Conncimen-Henry Fox, Frederick F. Hale
Lemuel M. Lovejoy.
Warden-James M. Rackleff
Clerk-Wm. NJ. Marks.
Constables-Thomas P. Place, iOliver II
Davis. -
WARD -
Alderman-FrederickW w. Clark.
Couacilmen-Stephen r. Small, Daniel w
Nash, William HI. Green.
Warden-Wm. HI. Pummer.
Clerk Eugene Weymouth.
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MEMORANDA

Barque Mallevile, Waite, at Savannah from Liver.
pool reports Feb II, lat 20 co. Ion 70 TO- was struck
by squal which carried away foretopmast and fore
mast head, with whole suit Of sails, &C. The yards
and mast were all broken up. The squal lasted but
few minutes and seemed to be whirlwind.
Barque Herbert Black, (of Searsportl Treat from
Liverpool with COAL was run into at Buenos Ayres
gear The chains were slipped, and the barque was
driven by heavy gale up river to San Fernando
come of, If she is discharged without delay.
Brig Reporter, of Bucksport broke adrft at Provi-
dence 9th and run into scbr Nath Stevens striking
no damage.
Sch Julia Newell, which was run into and sunk at
Lewes, was partly righted 28th.
Sch Olive Hayward, ashore at Cape Henlopen was
expected to come off Saturday night.
T. sen Addie Murchie. of Calais. from Port johnson
tor Boston, towed into Provncetown 9th by the
steamer Widdriugton, from Portland for New York.
The schr had been in collision that morning and was
badly damaged -s7T 1T7}f
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: New House to Let on Pearl Street
near Federal. Enquire Of j. s.
CROCKETT, IS Commercial St.
tel6 - . dyS sntf
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DIED..

In this city, March list, Nancy Freeman, wife of
Duncern M. Ross, aged 66 years.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend
In Northport, Feb 6, Mr.. Ammi Drinkwater, aged
81 years.
In Lmington, Feb. Is, Mr.. John Foss, aged 80 yrs
and months.
In Vinalhaven, Feb 10, Miss Elizabeth Watts aged
43 years months.
In North Haven Feb. -, Caroline, daughter Of
Seth Dyer, aged IS years.
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MARRIED.

In Biddeford, Feb. IS, John Hone and Mrs. Evira
Ciey.
In Springvale, Feb. Z, R. A. b. Bradbury and Miss
Alma B. Morrison.
In Rockport, Feb IA, Judson R. Washburn, Jr.,
and Lavnia E. Daley. both of Camden.
In Calais, Feb. IS, Edward Q. Goodnow and Miss
Nellie E. Pike. .rfAs
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Stock and teams Of Retail Lumber Wharf near
lease, low rent large trade, terms favorable.
A good chance for parties wishing to establish a
branch yard share the trade of Boston and vicinity
Address LUMBER"
ian01sntfl6eod Daily Advertisor ftffice BOSTON
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, Feb. rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hibernian, (Br) Archer, LIVERPOOL
passengers and mdse to H s. A Allan.
Steamer Chesapeake. johnson, New YOrk-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque Idaho, (of New York; Richa dson, Cienfue-
Cos, % 1ays567 hhds 80 % boxes sugar. to order
Sch Grace Davis, Davis, Pensacola,-hard pine to
s w Larrabee g Co. 9
sch Geo W Jewett, Jewett, Savannah-hard pine
to s Winslow & Co.
Sch Profit, Manter, Plymouth.
CLEARED.
Steamship Prussian. (Br) Button, Liverpool
& A Allan.
Steamship waldenesian. (Br) Stephens. Glasgow
g A Allan.
Steamer Alhambra, Angrove, Halifax, NS-John
POrteous
Sch Annie Amsden, Matheson, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
Sunday, March 4.
ARRIVED.
Brig Matte b RUSSELL (Of Portland) York. Matan-
zas-639 hhds 81 ties molasses to Geo S Hunt s. Co.
Sch Bonny Boat, Kelley, New York.
Sch Jerusha Baker, johnson. Boston.
Sch l. Trefethen. Starring, Grand Menan, NIB
frozen herr Dg to Dyer & Chase.
Sch Ocean, Day, Rockland-lime to B Morse
& Co. -
Sch William Arthur, McDufie, Boothbay for New
York.
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COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.

That pleasant and active agent in the cure of all
consumptive symptoms "Witb0r's Compound OF
Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime,'' is beng universally
adopted in medical practice. Sold by the proprietor
A. b. WILBOR, Chemist. Boston. fe25sn1weod
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the rorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nodsappointment; no ridiculous
tins unpleasant Odor Remedies the ill fleets Of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean, soft and beautiful The Genuine. signed W. A.
Bstchelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. p.
1d&w s-1 lvrSN
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AUCTION SALES.

Sherif's Sale.
CUMBERLAND, IS.
DURSUANT to order of sale from the Supreme
Il Judicial Court begun and held at Portland,
within and for said County. on the second Tuesday
of January A. D. 1874, have taken one dark bay
stallion about five years old, Drew Stock (beiDg the
same horse which Harrison Richardson purchased OF
John 5. Heald) and shall sell said horse pursuant 70
said order by public auction to the highest bidder on
MONDAY, tine second day of March, A. ID. 1874, at
IL o'clock in the forenoan at the Stable of VIM g.
Brown, on Federal St., in Portland in said County
Said order OF sale was obtained by VIM. G. Brown
for feeding and shelterng said hors and satisfaction
of any lien claim held by said Brown against said
horse as set forth in the original petition.
A. ID. 1874.
fe27d3t MATT. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR SALE (!

A public auction on she 4th day of March NEXT
"A at noon, where she now lies In the Horbor of
portsmouth, n. H., the British Schooner 'sThe
gear, masts &C., saved from said vessel and there
ed in April 1871, classed A il, years American
Lloyds and Of III tons British Register
.o., Boston, Mass,