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BELFAST Ar II, sch Hall, Smith Buck
sport.
SID l., sch Maabsr, Holloway, Ellsworth TO
load for Rondout
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-- Ar 10, sch Olive
Branch, Whitaker Ellsworth.
PORTLAND Ar l6. sch II Butler Kelley,
Boston Tor Lamoine. II II Harvey, Blake, SUI.
Ivan; Geo Savage, Nye Bluehill; Fair Dealer.
Ar -. sch Rattan. Remiek, Boston to load for
Ellsworth, Chalccdony, ingalls,, + Machias
Capt John. Mathews. Ellsworth, for Boston
Panama. Providence; Wesley Abbott. Milliken,
New York.
Ar2l sch Ianthe, Johns Gouldsboro
Ar z, sch Chas Upton, kiei. Ellsworth for
Mountain Laurel, Kay. Bangor for Newark.
PoURTsNoUTH-Ar 20, sch Agricoa. Whit
more, Boston for Portland; Albert Bowden,-
for sulllva an; Advance Pickett, Boston Tor Mil
bridge.
LfSN-Ar 10. sch Catherine, Jordan Bangor.
s.LEM-Ar ID sch frank Maria, Alley, sullivan
Ar 10. sch Mary A. Holt. stanwood, Philadol.
phia for 81 Johns, Iastlliau. Means, Port Joba
son Victory Moon, sullivan tor Fox Island
owe Branch, Whitaker, Ellsworth for n. T.
sidilf sch Wreath. from sullivan for Y.
Ar 10. sch Mineola, Fullerton, Ellsworth
Ar 80 sch Sea Queen, Grant, Franklin.
chas Adelaide. Treworgy, Machias, Pigeon,
Scav.y. Ellsworth, Delaware, Patten, Ellsw or IN
Gid rs, sch Caroline kriesoher, Deyereuy.
Bangor; Harriet Newell. Rice, fremont Toronto,
Cot, Brookiin.
ArI7sch Union. Church. Cranberry Isles; ~ b
Stinson stinsoh, Deer Isle.
Ar Is. sch NcsterlOo, " Williams, Ellsworth.
Ar y. sch Cora Belle, Patten Ellsworth: Rad
tent Harding Biuehtll; Ohio Durr, Bucksport
Trace Aiicy. Ellsworth.
Ar -. sch susan Francis Smith. Lamonc.
NINLrAKD hAvEN-sld IS, sch Globe. Dow
Ar -. sch Victory, Moon, sullivan, Franco
MIA. Bciatty, Ellsworth.
MEMORIAL ~ sch Empire Chase, Ellsworth
Via New Bedford.
INV ioHK Ar Is, sch Agnes y Dung Ellsworth,
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lncendiary Fire at Fredericton, N. B.

81. JOHN. y. b., Oct. %.
shortly before o'clock last night, the
inceudiary's torch wa; applied TO q bar in
the rear Of the Tower Hotel. on Queen
Street, IN the upper part Of Fredericton,
aud Id five minutes a fire was raging which
at once threatened destruction to the.
greater part ofthe city. There can be no
doubt that the fire was the work Of ~ in
ceudiary. a. 1t was found when the steam
er Alexander w.s brought 10 the scene.
that she had been tampered with the re-
lief valve being tiel 10 such manner that
some time required to get her working
The good wafer supply had much to do
with saving the city. Eleven families
were burnt out, bu, they saved a large por-
tion Of their household effects. The loss
can't be placed below thirty thousand dol
las, but the Insurance j. not yet known.
The greatest excitement prevailed during
the fire, and hundreds OF families in dif-
fereut parts OF the city. with lively recol-
lection Of -. John and Portland fires.
packed UP and ia many instances, had
teams ready % take them out Of the city.
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J. Snowman. 81; Cranberry beans, John
snowman. LIST; IL. b. wmdwell, %. Peas
A. Clark, LIST; Pumpkins. best. Chas. Le ach
LIST; six pumpkins. J. b. Wilson, lst; n. +.
Norton. ID. Six squash. n. +. Norton, LIST;
A. Herrick, ID; Mammoth squash, II. r.
Wardwell, LIST; A Herrick, ID; G.. Leach, 81.
Ciuon. J. Il. Wilson, ist: Robert $. Leach,
2d most pounds OF pumpkins fr ON one vine
J, ". Leach, ist.
Apples, greatest variety. A. Herriek, lst /;
NJ. &. Devereux, ID; Porters, A. Herrick, lst.
Il. l. Greening, Ladies Blush. Minister Swaar
Roxburry Russell, Naked Limb, Greening,
TcIman's Sweet, Canada Red, 81; on Bald
wins. President. 81, on Bell Flower, NJ. G.
Devereux, lst on Baldwins, President; North
ern Spy. Golden Pippen. Strawberry, Craven
stem. 81 on Porter, Bell Flower, Nelson Lit
tlefield, lst on Bell Flower. Best apples ex-
hibiled. A. Herrick. 81. NJ. {. Devereux.
Display native fruit. NJ. {. Devereux. Crab
Apples, J. ". Leach LIST; a. Ierriek. 81.
Grapes, A. Herrick, 1st: J. W. Bridge, 81 ;
Charles Leach. Sd. Cranberries, q Wood :,
ID c Bridges ID; J B Lawrence. Sd; Butter.
Mrs Grindal. LIST; Mrs y Littlefeld. ID;
Mrs J Jones, 81.
Farm wagon, Otis White. LIST; Family wag-
on. Bowden & Grindal; Flow, OTIS Grindal.
J. z. Stubbs. Let. for Davis Sewing Machine.
Keystone wringer, Complete Washer, ID
Leach, Ist for metallic clothes pin; lst for me-
tsllic broom holder, ID. X. Wentworth. lst
prem. for fancy case, LIST for house bracket, J
Goodwin; lst for picture frame. NJ Dew
ereux. I'd Herds, Otis Grinde. LIST; \ + Nor
ton. u. Drawing oxen, + Gray. lst; VIM
b wardweIl, ID; 4 Herrick. 50; wears old
Otis Grindal, LIST; years Old, + Leach, lst.
Bulls. J. l. Saunders, is,; Flowing. W X
wardwel, LIST; L Gray ID; with three year
old steers, OH. Grindsi. lst: tro,ting. Went
worth wsrdwell, LIST; J ID Gray, ID; Robe IT
Blaisdel, 81.
Notices. Mrs A + Narnum, lst; Hattie r,
Littleaeld, at; Eflic NJ wardwell, Sd; oil paint
ing. sylvia Perkins. Moss Basket, Lille Per
kins, 1t; Mrs Ii Perkins, "a; T. Irish, ist on
air castle. LIST on wreath autumn leafs, Mr.
wsrdwell. lst and "a on tides, and quits
Irish. lst; Ida Herrick, ID; Fannie Bridges
81. Rug. drawn, Mrs Miller, ls,; Mrs. y
Little field. 2d; Yarn. Mrs. J Grindal.
SECRETARY.
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Heart Disease can be cured-to
prove our assertion we print the follow.
ing:
This ia to certify that | have used
DIR. Graves HEART REGULATOR,
and from the worst stages OF Heart Dis
ease ! now consider myself well, by the
use of one and ouc-haf bottles Of the
HEART REGULATOR have been
troubled little more than year with a
sluggish misleading of the heart, and
could do no stopping work Whatever
| applied to the best physicians Of New
England, and got no relief, but by the
simple use of this reall@ valuable remc
Dis, AN now abie 10 do 4 good day :
work, aud experience no distress from
it. ! think there is nothing that equals
the HEART REGULATOR. and | nd.
wise all afflicted in any way with Heart
Disease 10 give it thorough trial, and
they will not regret il.
THOMAS VI. TowSs, Tilton. y II"
send your name to f. f. INGALLS,.
Concord, y. H., for circular contain
ing list OF testimonials Of cures, &c.
For sale BY druggists at 80 cents and
3 per bottle. 3wij
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Psnob-rot.
The Penob-cot Farmer. Club held their third
annual exhibition, Oct 9. and never before
have the farmers Of Fenobscot had more reason
10 feel proud Of their efforts than when looking
upon their large and splendid collection offarm
produce on exhibition. Among the machinery
on exhibition was the Davis Sewing Machine,
j. T. stubb. agent, and judging by the work
done by the operator, the machine Is second to
none. The following is lis, Of premiums,
IS awarded by the committees:
Stallion, lst, Wentworth Wardweil; 81, A.
J. Perkins; LIST, J. w. soper, for years old
siud colt. Mare with colt by their side, A h.
Z. Leach. 1si; Otis Grindsl, ID; Le4nder Per-
kins, 3d. four years old colt. A. 4. Narnum,
lst, and %; Freeman Leach, Sd; three years
old, W. 5. Hutchins, LIST; X. Z. Grindal, 81;
Colon Leach, 81 !; two years old. Hambletonlan,
j. ". Soper, LIST; Drew, J. Hatch, lst; q. X
Lowell. I'd. Sucking Drew and Messenger,
+. Il. Leach, LIST; Knox, 4. h. z. Leach, LIST I;
L. c. Perkins, ID. sweepstzke ,'Alonzo Snow,
lst; Otis Grindal, %.
Farm oxen, Dudley c. Bridges, lst; W. G.
Heath, %; A. Herrick, ID. Fat oxen, L. Gray
LIST; Dudley c. Bridges, ID; A. Herrick, I'D.
Cows, Native stock, Grover Leach, LIST; j.
W. Bridges, ID Noah T.. Norton. Sd. jersey,
james Grindsl, LIST; Three years old heifer,
+. C. Leach, Ist; OTIS Grindal, ID; Two year,
old, Otis Grinds. lst; J. L. Staples, I'd.
Yearling, J. w. Bridges. LIST; Noah 7. Nor
ton, I'd; Groves Leach, Sd. Jersey heifer
year old, Obed Leach, LIST.
Calves, steer, Noah +. Morton, LIST; heifer.
Noah F. Norton, LIST; OTIS Grindal, I'd, and Sd
Bulls. four years old, James l.. Saunders,
lst and ID; three'yesrs old Durham, Otis Grin
dsl LIST; two years old, Alex Perkins; two
years old Jersey, T. N. Staples; Year old Dur
ham, Otis Grindal, 1st: Year otd Jersey,
Arthur Grindal, 1st; Obed Leach. ID; Durham
cali, Otis Crude, LIST.
Corn, best ear, Jesse Jones, LIST; six traces
j. 3. Wilson, LIST; Noah +. Norton, ID; trace
of forty ears. Otis Grindle. LIST. Sweet CORR.
j. W. Leach, LIST; II. b. Wardweli. %. Pop
corn, Dudley c. Bridges. Isl; II. b. Ward
well, ID Potatoes. Early Rose, j. b, Law
renee, LIST; Samuel Leach, I'd; Joscin Gray, Sd;
prolific, John Irish, LIST; J W. Bridges, I'd.
six cabbage. X. S. Leach, LIST; Obed Leach
ID; A. Clark, Sd. Turnips, Ii. b. Wardwell,
LIST; Obed Leach. ID; l.. c. Perkins. Sd, Tur-
nip beet, h. S. Leach, LIST. j. B. Lawrence. ID
Chas Leach, Sd; Mangolas, Gus Grindsl, LIST;
Elisha d. Hutehins, ID; Nelson Littleheld,
3D.. Parsnips, Chss. Leach, LIST; Elisha ID.
Hutenins, I'd. Onions, Elisha d. Hutchins,
Obed Leach, ID; II. B. Wsrdwcll, 3D..
Beans, yellow eye, Sidney Gray, Isl; Dud'
lev Bridges, ID; james Grindsl. 3D.; Early
White, Dudley c. Bridges. lst; II, B. ward
we'll. ID; Red eye. A. Clark, LIST. Pole beans.
John Snowman. LIST; Marrowfst, Ii. B. Ward
well, I'd; Butter bean, II. B. Wardwsl, let;
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Examination on Charge Of Causing
Death.
LEWISTON Me, q

LEWISTON. Me, Oct %.
The examination of Mr. and Mrs. James
y. Lamb and John +. Foss for caus-
Ing the death OF Lizzie NJ. Holmes was
opened in the Municipal Court to DAY.
County Attorney White conducts the
case for the Government. Hutchinson
Aud Savage for respondents. On read
lrg the warrant al plead Not guilty.
The evidence thus far i like that given
az the isquest, the only new fact dcve-
opcd being the testimony OF officer Vos-
mn- That Foss came from the entrance
leading to Lizze's room al l2:;Sj on the
night Of the disappearance. Twonight.
before he saw him. come over the bridge
with woman and go up there. About
oue-hali OF the government witnesses
have been examined
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Condition of Senator Blaine and
Daughter.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The kilograms Washington Despatch
SAYS Mr.. Blaine's condition is slightly
improved this morning, though not
enough to give any indication of when
h : will he able to start North. lie is
ll,unable to zee any visitors. Mr..
Hale Of Maine is in attendance this
morning. The latest bulletin from his
daughter says She passed quiet night
free from pain. Unless inflammation
should set in within a day or two she
will be in fair way OF recovery.
AUGUSTA, Me. Oct. %.
senator BIaine's daughter continues
to improve. \ despatch was sent this
morning to Mr.. Blaine not TO come home.
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B.cksport.
EULALIAN PUBLIC MEETISG.-Thursday
eve. Oct Is, the Eulalian Society gave
very excellent public exhibition in Sem'na-
ry chapel, before large audience. At I
O'Clock the meeting was called TO order by
Miss George c. Chase, IS, Vice Pres
The following is the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Scripture Reading.
Roll called and reading Of Records,
Miss Belle W. Bailey, Is.
Critics Report Miss Cora Pinkham, ~.
Select Reading-Legend of Lovers Leap,
Miss Laura +. Briggs. 70.
Essay-"our One Life,'
Miss Louisa X. Crawford, -.
Music. Miss Briggs.
Discu,son-That words are Of more value TO
the world than deeds. AT. Zens VI. Rams
dell, IS, Nettie J. WEIGH, -; Neg; Clara
J. Plumley. ~, Nellie J. Archer, IS.
Observation-Disclosures Jennie l.. sherman.
~; and "Quid dies ferdt incertum est"
Miss y. J. Archer.
Music. Miss Plumlcy.
Recitation-"The Maniac Miss G. c. Chase.
Esssy-N ature's Teachings,
Miss Alfredo Hartman, rs
Recitation-"The Irish woman's Letter"
Miss Loitie W. Folsom, %.
Reading Of the Hill Side Echo,
Miss g. {. Chase, Editress.
Music.
Where all acquitted themselves so well.
II is difficult to particularize. so we will
briefly mention each. Critics Report.
was an able article. terse and 10 the poiut.
Just what is needed In all critics. Sc
lect Reading, Legend OF Lovers Leap"
was the same old story well produced
The Essays.-Our One Life, and Natures
Teachings. bore the impress OF exhaustive
thought. and careful preparation. Misses
Chsse's and Folsom's REGULATIONS were
each well received. The Discussion was
short but pointed. vet To a spectator. i:
was plainly hurried through, to make
room for something else, OF which. they
were doubtless eager to relieve them
selves. II came at last, as though all the
storm-gods had united in enc grand up
heAval For about half an hour the audi
ence were treated 70 an array Of wit and
sarcasm, Interpreted with rational selec-
tons. that would have reflected credit up
on Mrs. Darlington. Josh Billings or Arte-
mas ward. Had Il not been for the Cal
orhetorian Meeting Of two weeks since,
from which they borrowed their witty
ideas. for the Hill Side Echo, this same
rAcy sheet would never have emerged
from the shades OF nonontliy. The only
wonderfully NEW thing which happened
was the muct parvdlcd Excelsior. :
With several other equally smart y artl-
Giles were the Echo's columns garni,hed 4;
but time and space forbid the enumeration
OF their particular excellence. ECr.
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York Co., air.

BIDDTFORD. Nc. OCT. y.
The York County Agricultural fair
began to-day. The show Of cattle this
morning was good. and the exhibition of
horses was very fine. Al City Hall is .
larsc display Of fruit, vegetables, ianc,
articles and poultry. The fair coutin-
ues till Thursday night. Two purses
were offered to-day for trotting horses.
Slow time was made, Lady Hall won
the > 80 pure and BlyarI Knox the
prize Tor year old..
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City and County.
Religions Services il this City each Sunday.

COSGREGA JoSAL.-Presehing at 10 80 A.
NJ. and d T. N. Sabbath school in toe aftei-
noon.
BAPTIsT.-Preaehing at : p. NJ. Sabbath
School al Z. N.
UNITARIAN.-sa0bath School at / 2. M
Preaching al .: Is and 80 F. NJ.
CATHnLIc.-Preschinga at 10 1-a O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at P Nj
METHoDIsT.-Pre at / and : F. M
Sabbath School at p. NJ.
sPIRIrUALIsT.-Mee held every Sun
days ut o'clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
EPIsooPAL-Services at Baptist Church
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and P. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NERTISG-every Sun
day st 2. NJ. Hall next TO Reform Club
Room Coombs' Block
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Collision al Sea.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Oct. %.
Fishing schooner Medora of Bristol,
Me. while hove too oil Half navy rock
about daylight Tins morning, pollocking.
was run into By an unknown schooner,
and considerable da'aaged. The Medo
IA asked TO he lowed into port. but was
refused Tue vessel also refused 10 give
her name. The Medora was brought
here for repairs.
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for Norfolk, with lee, put into Newport I'm with
main boom broken.
sch vineyard. Rosebrook, from Pascagoula for
Fall River, put into Newport 10Th and reports,
Sept 30. lo0 miles from the Mississippi river en-.
conntered hurricane and carried away head
gear, lost and split sails &c.
Sch Ganges, from Ellsworth Tor New York,
before reported as damaged by collision with
steamer Providence OF Watch Hill sept %. has
repaired at New London, and sid Oct 10 tor n.
York.
Sch Georg ct Ia, IRON Pensacola for New York
put into Key west Oct !, having damaged sails
and rigging during heavy weather on the pass
age is also reported leaky. VIII probably have
TO discharge for repairs.
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this happy experience. and has extended this
method OF treatment, with equally gratifying sue
cess. TO other forms Of brainai and spinal disegs-
es-sueh As epilepsy, apopieNv commissions, ny
sierra, melancholia, and the like. His cures are
no~ numbered by scores and there genuineness
attested by the best Of testimony. There Is noth
ing of qaackcry about his methods. as a call at
THE HOME AND RETREAT
will demonstrate to any who may desire to secure
for themselves or their friends the advantages of
such resort. They will Had handsome man.
sion in pleasant, secluded and fashionab BILE part
Of the city. organized in the most efficient manner
and conducted 50 a. TO secure all the benefits OF a
hospital. and at the same time retain all the char
acteristics Of home. SO large a number OF APP
pcants have sought admission TO this excellent
Institution during the past year that Dr Rhodes is
now engaged In endeavortng To secure n larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined the institution and observed
the details OF its internal economy, We would
recommend II as one OF the bsst resorts open to
sufferers from any Of the maladles above emu
mcI ated. 1851
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
Wednesday Oct. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Telegraph, Re,nick, Lynn.
sch fairtiealer, Dodge. Boston.
sch Red Rover. springer. Providence.
sch Forester, Jordan. Round Pond.
Sch Samuel Lewis, Hammet, Boston.
sch Elizabeth, sinclair, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Ceres Murch, Boston.
Sch Express, Lord, Rockland.
Thursday. Oct. 49,
SAILED.
Sch Dexter, Potter, Boston.
SAILED.
sch Capt John, Patten, Fall River.
Sch abigail Haynes. Mazrsll, Boston.
sch Chas Upton. hief. Providence.
Sch Harvey, Grant, Bar Harbor
Sch Julia Edna, Ferrill, bar Harbor.
Saturday, Oct. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Emily, Treworgy. Boston.
sch catherine, Blake. Rockland
Sch Losiuekia, Trcworgy, Boston.
SAILED.
sch Samaritan Dodge, BOSTON.
Sch Aaiabar, Holloway, Rondout.
Sunday, Oct 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Anna $. Murch. Wood sard. Round Pond.
Sch Hussar. Barbour Rockland.
sch seioto. Saddler. Roakland,
SAILED,
sch He'd Royer. Springer. Newport for orders.
Sch s kickerson, Of Deer Isle from Roci port
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Nj \ X X l T. ID i.

Ellsworth-Oct. 10Th, by Rev. W. II. Lyon
Mr.. Chas. +. >cammon and Miss Katie A.
McPhce, all Of Ellsworth.
Oct. 18th. by Rev II. NJ. Mitchell, Mr.
Frank Higgins aud Miss LconOra Tourtelotte,
both Of Ellsworth.
oct 2lst. by the same, Mr.. Lawrence
Goodwin and Miss Alice Nealcy, both Of Els
worth,
Pen0b>cot-Oct. 18th. By VIM Grindlc. Esq,
Mr.. Henry ". Leach and Miss Addte NJ. Leach,
both Of Ptuobscot.
Trcmont-Oct. 9th, by W. W. 4. Heath
Esq. Mr.. A. h. Bartlett, Of Mt. Desert, and
Miss Annie +. Bartlett, Of Quincy, Mass.
Oct. 20th, By the same, Mr. Henry II. Rob
bins aud Miss Fhebc A. Hodgdon. both OF Ire
mont
uancuck-Oct 10th. by o. W. Young, Esq,
Mr. Geo. VI. Moon aud Mis-. Carrie +. keif,
both uf Hancock.
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October. 1871.

HANCOCK.

Mrs f. l. Osgood and Miss Eliza :.
liincklev have just opy ned new Millinery
ami Dress Making establishment In this
village. with fresh goods. and fresh
faces, we trust they will be well patroh-
lied. II is their Intention We understand
TO keep on hand fashionable and well
selected stock. both for the living and the
dead. and we feel assured that with their
ladylike department aud winning manners,
they will secure a full share OF patron
age. They have, we believe, secured the
services Of tirst-class Mllliner from Ban
gor. Success to the firm. c.
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Change OF time-Sanforis' 5. 5. Co.
6emoval-william p Joy.
hi.e W heat flour-R II. Kittredge.
Fashionable Cards.. Il, Hustled.
toreelos ure-Chas. {. Burrin.
Ban Afnpt Notice-Sullivan Quarry Co
Bauknapt Netice-Geo. A. Rirh.
Miscellaneous Ads-Seo. p Howell A. Co.
Peruvian syruI-seth W. Fowler sons.
Hard lines. &. Lake
Probate Notices.
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Supreme judicial Court Oct. Term.

w" 49,
Joseph Harding v. VIM. Z. Preble.
Action of trespas. to recover damages
for injuries done Plf-s. premises by Deft's.
cattle breaking Into same and tramplng
dovp and destroying his growing crops.
Verdict for Pr. for s9O7 cts, with 10
costs by agreement.
Trip tor I'm Hale & Emery for Def.
Thursday Oct. Is
Frank A. Wood V. Mary J. salisbury.
Action OF assumpsit to recover for goods
sold and delivered. Defense that goods
were sold and delivered to Deft's husband
Aner being opened to Jury and getting
out a portion of the testimony II was with
draw and sent to an Audiior.
Emery for PHI Wiswell & wIswell Tor
Deft.
Friday Oct 10
Benz F Butler V. John T. scammon
& al.
Trespass. After being opened 70 Jury,
the case was referred.
Peters for Pa. Wiswell for Der.
This case concluded the trials on the
civil docket.
The Divorces decreed were As follows:
Divorces decreed.
Chas. b. Ring, Lib'i Y. Elizabeth Is.
Ring.
Libel for Divorce. Cause. deser,ion.
Divorce decreed.
Hale Il Emery for LIb'lt.
Elizabeth French LIb1,. v. John L
French
Libel for Divorce. Cause. desertion
Divorce decreed.
Wi~well 4 wiswell Tor Liblt
Samuel Hi I.iblt. V. Sarah Ann Hill.
Cause. deser;lou. Divorce decreed
Wiswell Wiswcll for Lib't.
Carrie A. scammon Llb1t. V. Green W
ScaSnon.
Cause drunkenness. Divorce decreed.
custody OF child decreed to Liblt.
Redman for Lib1t.
Mary E. Li,tlefeld Lib'.t. V. Solomon
LIt,leneld.
Cause, Deser,ion and personal abuse.
Divorce decreed.
Redman.
Shadrack II. Gray Lib'lt. v. Eiyira Gray.
Cause deseriion. Divorce decreed.
Trip tor Lib1t.
Nancy NJ. Moore Liblt. V. Kidder L.
Moore.
Cause adultery. Divorce dec-ecd, and
custody ofyouneest child decreed to Lib'lt.
Burnham for Liblt.
The following sentences were imposed
State v. Thomas II. Fshy. found guilty on
an indictment for being a common seller
OF liquor. Sentenced to three months i'm
pri-onment in county Jail
State '. Neil J. Stuart found guilty OF
the same orense. Sentenced to pay 4 fine
Of 500 and costs amountin. to sl25.
Paid and discharged.
state V. Abel +. Richards.
Convicted nf burglary at Deer Isle. Sen.
fenced to hard labor in states Prison fer
the space of Is months.
State v. Geo. Z. StnsOn and John Dun
ham convicted of same onense.
Sentenced 10 Reform School for and dur
ing their minority.
Court finally adjourned on Saturday
forenoon after a term of only ten days. A
large number of cases were disposed of and
the docket is now unusually small. The
same i'll fortune followed Plaintiff 10 the
end OF the term, not single action result
Ing wholly in favor ofPlaintiff Judge Viz
gin has never before held term of Court in
this County. By his promptness, fairness
and the singular clearness OF his statements
of law, he won high praise from juries.
parties aud the Bar.
Ii was anticipated that at this Court. an
opinion would have been announced IN the
case OF Smith. the Bucksport murde rer,
and that he would have received his SEN
tence. The full Court have not yet passed
upon the exceptions taken by his counsel.
and as yet, 1t is not known what the decis-
ion will be.
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Arrested as a Horse Thief.

CALAIS, Ne, Oct. %.
One Charles BOulter was arrested
Yesterday Oh suspicion, in the town of
Eaton. Ne, BY Sheriff Smith OF Calais,
s1beiug the party who stole DR.. ID. lien
ne--ev', horse aud carriage in Bangor
on Oct. 18th BluItcr is held by Sheriff
Smith for Identification.
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Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI. Oct. %.

CINCINNATI. Oct. %.
The lull Official vote OF The late election.
Including every precinct in the State. is as
follows Bishop, 27l ,625 West. AS s45
Bishops majority over West, p $50.