Bangor Daily Whig and Courier from Bangor, Maine • 3

-X jaiumvwvLai tx Ux.Hj.mL W-Hl It Afltf OTJ R5I JJ, may brsfcdibd bjySiStt dfegaph.by fata ilia traveling ia that SHS? isHs BARGAINS! IN EMBROIDERED Cambriff sod Sfualin Edgings nd Bands and Floua-mng. Cellars, Handkerchiefs, Crinoline, eta. LACES, Real Thread. Valenoienne. Gluny, Bnu- BbeSSSkiZ GRENADINES, Tiara as and Bareges, for Veils.

WHITE GOODS, Nainsook and Jaconet Gambrie, i Muaiin, Linen Lawn and Cambric. Linen Handkerchiefs. Assessment BAIfOOB MUTUAL ITERE BANGOB, MAINE. Insures against Loss or Damage -BY- Fire or Lightning! mUTS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION JL OYER NINE YEARS, has Never made an Assessment, Hu a large accumulation to CASH on hud insures for three-fourths of the rate charged by Stock Companies, ad it in every respect, a FIRST-CLASS MUTUAL COMPANY. By a vote ot the Company all Policies to force eover damage by DIRECTORS, FRANKLIN MUZZY, WILLARD CUTTER.

GEORGE STETSON, G. K. JEWETT. W. C.

CROSBY. ARAD THOMPSON. F. M. SABINE, T.

J. STEWART, CHAS.HAYWARD, A. A. WING. ISAAC DANFORTH, F.

H. SABINE, President-I. S. CHADWICK, Sect'y. Bangor, September 14th, 1363.

CONNER FULLER, S3 West Market Square -KEEP. THE BEST STOCK 0F- CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES i A2TD SELL LOWER, THAN- ANYBODY IN 0etober5, 186S. tf BANGOR ladies GOLD WATCHES from $175,00. Gents from $100,00 to $700,00. Fine Jewelry and Diamonds.

JrAll kinds of Watches REPAIRED, and warranted, by W. F. WJSEKSt at Highta Book-store, 0g psom washetotoit; I It TtJ -i OC-U 26. I iprnal Revenue finperrtsor Tot ThtkU Virginm. leave hare to-day for Richmond tracuoae from Gomaaiesioa.

Eofku. to examination into, Jth Infernal mifee matters in that Bmfrfoti to JhIble that General Srant wUl'Tethm to It Snn in about two week. Canoed of 5mne! will, during the present wm neWtVthe fieeretary of the Xreaeury, the Districts of Southern Sen Indiana and Tennessee, in I0'11 f0airaoespreviously reoommended, but rer plirt P'Jf Seoretary. The Commissioner, has Jt4 deeided whom he will nominate. f'k the 3d of November, 25 pa-Vb be lued from the Patent OSce.

Dur-Se pa-t eek 3S0 applications rB ffo Merrin has been appointed Snarer in of New York Items, ko. -Biw Yobx, Got. 28, todee Shandley, of Essex Market Poiioe in the Broadway Theatre outrage, liHed to dismiss the complaint as agdinrt Sheriffs Leary, Qauin-and Ward, Toee appeared to be no evidenoe identi frinff with firing. fieoree Williamson was arrested today, -H held for trial for larceny of $7000 worth from 808 Canal-st-" with another man un it eras the prisoner, t0Wn hired a basement and opened trunk Ire and bored a hole through the celllni-r-i filled six trunks with tho 'Stock, whicl sere being taken away in an expreas wagon lSfn be was arrested Hiram C. Corwin, an ex-Alderman, of tin city, committed suicide this morning, cutting his throat.

Police report that the mate and two sail board brig Lord Hartington, were hirned to death Total loss by the fire will trubably reach $300,000. Daniel Burke has been arrested for private watchman Kane, during the fire, bine died soon after. The champion match between Mutual and iti4ntic Base Ball Clubs resulted this m. In favor of the Mutuals 21 to 17. The Jlu'uals are now champions of the United LSt6S loe Union Pacific Bailroad is now commoted 883 miles west from Omaha, which bringsst within 150 miles of Salt Lake city, and the road' is nearly all graded for this distance, while the iron for the track is all on the way.

Itas confidently expected that tio road will be finished to Salt Lake year The Insmrectieii in Cuba- Hx. tana, Oct. 26. Capt. Genl Lersundl has received satisfactory news from Manzanillo.

200 insurrectionists had surrendered to troops sent against them. The detachment of troops sent to meet tho insurgents at Tunas had met with success A battle was fought on the outskirts of the town and insurrectionists dispersed. The troops captured the cannon, flags, and all correspondence of the rebels. The latest advices from the interior report tnat the government officers are acting with vigor, but the rebels are sacking and robbing the plantations. The reinforcements seat from Havana had not yet arrived at the scene of disturbance.

It is reported that the negroes with the insurrectionists have under them white servants whom they compel to address them as masters. The telegraph lines have been cut twelve Inns within ten The insurrection is confined to a small district in the interior. The rest of the isiand is quiet. Denial 1 Washihqtoit, Oct. ,26.

Chief Justice Chase denounces as a forgery the published letter addressed to Alex. Ling, is which, under date of Oet. 17, he is reported as Baying Should my friends Be my acceptance, in the event of Savin urs withdrawal, I should stand as a candidate tor the Presidency in his stead, it He expresses his surprise that any one sjjuld so misrepresent him. Official Yote of Ohio. Columbus, O.

Oct. 26. The official majority for the Bepublican it tcket is 17,372. The State Street Irregularities- Boston, Oct. 26.

The civil suit of ICerchant's Bank against the Sate Bank to imoyw six hundred thousand dollar paid hy the former to Edward Cuter of the firm of Melien, Ward, CoM on the certified checks of the cashier of the State Bank tor which gold certificates were paid, and the firm failing without assets, were lost, was commenced in the Circuit Court this forenoon Eminent counsel are engaged on both sides. A very large number of financial experts kawe been summoned to testify. The trial of Ward and Melien for embezzling Government funds to the amount of one hundred thousand dollars, resulted to-day in a verdict of guilty. cablD hews. Steamers from 'flaly lo New York.

i Tttaly lo 1 Jin of I 1 Now Tori Florence, Oot. 26, A tin of (teaman between some port of Italy and Now Tork, ia projected to accommodate the increasing trade ia pripte. Pans, Oct. 26. Later Bio Janeiro adVioee state mat the United States steamer Wasp arrived at Montevideo, having Mr Wash borne, the American Minister to Paraguay on board.

Mr Waahburae ee protested again the violation of tho Amende Legation at Ascension by the Paraguay party. Persons having been unlawfully eeued there under tee American flag, Loudon, Oct, 26. Mr. Qladstene has cooeluded on personal canvass in South Lancashire- It is believed the Ministry will only retire before a urge liberal majority in tho next Boose of Commons. The Swedish Polar expedition has retamed home liter penetrating to the 82 degree of latitude.

Escape of a Convict Harttorb, Oct Cnarles Gilbert sentenced to tta cutes Prison for life fat escaped from the Prison in ffioniiDg. He was firemen and wm taken Into jyra early as nsaal afire under the jouer, and while the overseer was in another part i.Abe yar? over the wall by means of a step wiaer and made off. Alarm was promptly riven, 8ftar made by a large crowd ail day without flaamg turn. He had oua prison rig and no hat. 1 4 Louisiana Matters- Kiw Orlrans, Oct- 26.

mS' been filled with exciting ru- bpw troublein St. Berned Paxuh. adjoining hrn- bl0T the city. From information Mft keadMtm by tho Bhonff of tho Pr' vn 11 Wfia that diffieulty oocurred on too occasion of a public display by olobs, in which on whit wad i 6 two nemes kiUed. One of the letter hou5e Spanish beker, wmerrnm His vnfi, tsupM.

with a child Aa the Round. er anna. Two other housM are reported to have been burned. aad to have lhntTOa" one of which four ehUdrm are outtMres. Many of the to the iteinhab- he despatched fan try in the Morse, mitructinc too the ring leaden rently reported ported thisVrwhig.

thatth. first boef Hwamvcgjr 2 body Of men ottoea have ben partisa ted an in-. and mataaliy forth er Who" ioiileix deiueastsadona Eosseau intends to remora all too troop ia 1SV1C11 ttnee of rv-yfir Ora RAN, Oet. 26. 10 P.

H. About lt to-night tbe white arched from all pmttot the City an-. Mditalm. thelr officers, armed with every concotr-ble weapon otder in iai Mound the waited on the Mayo a4 tendered their the tmmeoto sfbwds oa oohtpoeed tirely of white ZTJ k0 Lx ft- "1- MmjJ sighs, lplendld 1 "Lets go la. WhaTwdtojaay 1 He is offered some fine1 Watches low." But, you know however something' he hant seen.

Smtssarylr'sar prised and so is verdancy at the fine mlscsi laneons display in a case beyond, all num bered. What for! Jevll-behinA tbe sold lor-dollar, I) Hers they are in a box, ezchJJtqiffiyjffg.UES&isaary buys one and draws no look. He buys another 5Mtof4 tpdrafor hieMeS Imre encbghke ld an advantage of another in this, theres two. hundred adllMSpIthee lnwof yonpht up seventy-five with "if." Fll Uke outV an en- velope, let you see thn number, see me put It and tbsh if you cad draw out that one, tbe piles your If not of course the pile is managers. Emissary jumps at the chance, planks his money, palls up a number, verdancy suggesting, but checked by manager, that itis- A bh next envelope.

The number Ts wrong," and" thunder struck. Which should you have drawn Verdancy pulls one, and managers back being turned, emissary opens and shows the top of the figures to Verdancy. By Gh it'i'the one. then offers to put up all hes got left on -that envelope, which is five dollars. Manager couldnt risk anything on less amount than seventy-five.

Emissary a sera tbenggiH-4 hold the number in our bands. Verdancy puts down the money, and smilingly opens tbe envelope Its bo tfie number 1 tarns it over, he 9 looks in the envelope again he turns it over once more still, it not ths number He only awakens from bis utonisbmentto bear tbe Manager say, you have lost Emissary recollects an engagement on Wall street, and Verdancy loiters away wondering how he could have made such a Its very simple, and is practiced than any other catch for the unwary. Every one ik supposed to know ft, but these1 sharpers know a victim as spon. as be, comes to town. Write the number 88 ou a card, with the upper circle low down towards Ihe corner, place it in an envelope, then draw the card out till just the tops of the figures show.

It Is 88, you say but if you bet oh it and draw it out, behold It is ody thirty three Other numbers serve the same purpose, in various ways. THE DEVILS COBMTEBS. The devil can bq infamousin 5th avenue castles, or in' Broadway stores but he weaves his webs in stilt lower depth. He puts up signs for Sailors Homes, lodging houses, many of which are mere covers for robbery in broad day light. He assumes any garb that may best serve him His most prominent web is in those social basement mud paddles known a the Concert saloons.

I have- refrained from the mention of the female gamblers and gamlsg houses, because they are less known, and for the reason that, when a woman falls from innocence to infamy, nothing can lift her out of the lowest sloughs and she naturally belongs in the cob webs. There are fash ionable ladies gamiog houses, where "heads of families vie with their lords and maters in the rain of generations to follow. But as womaa can the best and most exalted, so can she be the worst and vilest. Hence she ik found more frequently than men in the underground sinks of Iniquity. She gambles, picks pockets, with more effrontery than tbe boldest men.

She has loss fear of law, after losing her respect for pub lie opinion than ha the stronger devil in pantaloons. So she is ever the evil genius who presides at those seductive gambling hells where men are mercilessly drugged and robbed and kicked into tbe gatter to find themselves a best they can. Opes blood chills to see these glaring dens ones pen faints in the attempt to describe them. They are so far below common decency and honesty that the bottomless pit can be but a step downward. And now perbaps- you ask Is.

this a fair ample of New York life It is only one of its many phases. Occaion permitting, I intend to give, you many- differedt views of -Metropollcan life, samqofi which will, be I ask, Iwhy give the evil first Because tbe evil al ways stands in bolder relief than the good, and word to the wise is sufficient. When your children visit Now York they should know its worst side well enough not to fall Into the hands of the Philistines. He took not away the pillar of the cloud by day, nor the pillar of fire by night, from before the people. Walton.

LOCAL AND MAINE ITEMS Police Couex. lfonday, Oct. 26th Bober LWescctt wei fined $3 and costa for drqnkqnqess and making a disturbance, -2 Jobn-Hewdrf was fined the same amOaht for similar offences. JSoyal wa tried and cotlyicted for staling money from George Martin, Sentence deferred. lit Stealing from the Wstch, House Lat evening, Officer Emerson, on, enter log the'MsrshaUs'office from (be Court room, dicsovered Joannk Lyoni'fn the act of staling the psdloCkffbeJciefiinfifu tberdells of the Watch House.

As a reward for herdili-geneey Cap)--, Emerson gave har quarters inside's cell; hung one of'tEejpadtbcksjm the door where she conld look at it. Yl1JJAS F-SHTuk 1 DiSTURBANCEa. There wa quite a scrim-megepn-f Third oday evqntag, (n4oh cU.baand: afohel WtteXalspd, heads were laid open, and the scrams of terrified woiRahddd te tbe general disturb-snoa. Bum and jealousy begun rsw, WbjckiianifidzVoaifi Irlahuefi tocik.pwrt one of whom jound himself soon afer in the WatiOtHoil.dss.JrdigJtied fo( drnnkennws disturbing tbe peace, and others are expected. Jo be jubjected.

to ths same wholesome dhclpiineM'' i Yesterday afternoon utharevwss.s sort o( freeQiiSu6Biti Squoewshieh was pretty lively for a few minutes, and mors kerchief. 1 -1 'V A -ft Safer. Tbe railroad, bridge across thf Eenduskag ba been tendered safer for foe! travellers, byMgueJnLft lenten tgho iMFEOffEManm zw ob1itt, Business ha been very Uvely among our pieohanlc! pat seeeoa.RRd many fiaermid been ereetod. KZzdl Pity1 ha REtesg Ite dWakaw Wktoh dags Uttie song JC ffjftmng eamwy- It ig nigM after go, Ing to reost, but eometimm sUg ddetog the day Ume. a 8 Morris- teyT t- He retreats.

It baagone abroad that lbs Democrat era 'ofrluey he votes, and "hes el -vure to win. If any one wanto tofofceY ys bats, hes always absent pli any bedys' wants to bet against as a greatmany do; following Morrisseys tbe friend always has a few1 thousands Adi hSvlngieft fifty or one hrfqdMd thousand ddtitirsHn stakes at Sartogo, Grtotvs deettoa, by acme mystery thesh iwo Stranger mum on 24th street and coantlrvfr fbelr prospeCU And thal is bto-moaey on Seymoufi fi -V--'h But Oil establishment is not Alone ia its: glory. Within a stones throw, and indeed all about Madjaoq Square, are many institution -These impt'in kid gloves follow and laateg themselves open the -neighborhoods except! on aa 'the' black wart saps the bebt-fruit I Walk down Fifth. Avenue, below 23d-eL Select fhe largest of thosa palatlal dwellings It has windows-with very large and elegant glass, and we can see the whole of the great parlor or receptiou room. Men stand at the windows with their bats on oggling ladles as they pass, flirting with tbe bold and criti-citing and jeering fhq modest' erethey arrange" champagne suppers, Oohcoct schemes for drawing honest wen away from their firesides, lay siege to the holiest of family -altars in their unholy assignations, perpetrate gigantic swindles, hold oat induce meets for defalcations and moral ruin.

Still farther down this model avenue you will And similar establishment, attractively furnished and supplied. All up and down Broadway above street you will find them indeed In every select quarter of the city. 'These are the great jtolub houses. They are not gambling houses. They are social resorts, calculated to polish young gentlemen of high degree, and teach them how to be sharp.

It is safe to say then that no man there is improved for- the present or future life. But perhaps these establishments do improve hia sharpness, if by that is understood rascally selfishness. Histories lllus (rating this are too often written. A young man commences life with fine prospects he rises in his Business he is trustworthy and trusted bis salary is raised to thousands where it was hundreds he is known at and attracted to tkese places the routine of places the routine business is agreeably relieved by the excitement of gaming his salary goes, and they whisper in his ear, -your credit is good run yeur face his credit is gone next they whisper in his ear, stake the money you handle you can win it back with false accounts he plays on, still losing his money And hie credit gone, his employers money missing, ha is discovered, turned away, soouted by the "Woods and Morrisseys, unrecognized at tbe club be serves a term at Bing-Sing, or takes his place in the lower class of devils, or If he has a heart and a conscience to wrestje with hja poor nature, the North Biver folds him In its cold embrace forevermore. THE PEVIL RARE-HANDED is found in different localities.

If ha as rooms they are over corner groceries and tippling shops, and roughly furnished. Here he entices the unwary countryman with his few dollars, and shows him the elephant in short order, and, his professional fields are varied, as are his modes of operation. He can pick a pocket, bust a safe, go through travellers baggage, or -beat you in a legitimate trade. He is found most frequently the lower down town thoroughfaresf where population.ia dense, the streets ere blockaded, and business is driving. Years ago, tbe operations of this barehanded Satan were performed most exten sively through the medfum of Mock Auction Shops.

Many of these were scattered np and down Broadway and the Bowery. Peter Funk, the nutioneer, kept open door. With great dignity he stood behind the counter -mounted on a stool. An unsophisticated youth steps along, and Peter immediately sets up his cry, Twenty, twenty. Yy gentlemen, look at doo un-dred tollar vatch going for only twenty, twenty I did you zay Twenty fl, twenty-vi going at 1 The youth steps in, and one -of the solemn looking bidders, three or four of whom are steading about apparently agape with anxiety, hands him the watch, telling him confidentially, that it is worth all of one hundred and fifty It goes np to Vorty-vive, vorty-vlve; last call vitya.

Ill tell yon what says bu motor. Id take it if I bad the cab. You bid it Ill pay twenty, and you the balance, and you can keep tbe watch till I get the money to take it. Youth wavers, hesitates. Last chance Ill say twenty-five I Go in! Fifty, says youth, Sold for fifty.

Tbe watch is banded hack to tike clerk for the purpose of nibbing the case, or some gratuitous act, is adroitly changed for a brass one of the same pattern, price per bushel what he paid for one, which youth pockets, in the simplld ty of his soul leaving bis address with the part ner of his purchase, and tbe assembled Satanic throng are reedy for another victim. But these robbers have their topes somewhat' abbreviated. Peter Funk no longer proclaims his wares in dramati coauction style. He is driven into hia shell, The turtle, however, is still' there; and- kSi blteis'jcut'ai venomous. This hare-handed devil is tlti in the same liae of trade.

If la a Uttia cartons that nine tenths of all hi deviltry appeel to vanity, And of AB artlolei in tfaeqatafogue of maj)4 afactore, there Is none that haunts a vain yofing mans anticipation' so much a yellow watch. If he can dangle one hpon a massive ehiin over a white -waist ambition is capped, With-whei gratification ho showy windows filled with gold cases, labelled only $20, only $50 1 Mow The Arch Fiend himself is great student of yodflg, human jnatUae. Like a goed fisherman, seeks the best baTW swatinaea think, he has Jfoand and gone into the bueineto of watchmakj ing. He hu his agents in all the most cent tral points of the Any Wee ac. qaaloted point yoh ont fianaberTsA JiUl hells of this sort within sigh! 'of Fulton 3 Be! ihoi JeUows sUmlijsg on ihnoovMr iMsaWyrhhffli; i6kog toeih dreamily, eg no body, -wishing fiobedy to see iksm.

-Thsy ire known, to etarj'frn-qnentsr jM4 to jkh poiioe theyJ nr a h-mlUsr'a suiy )mAtnirk along Broadway, to tfortaae litmt jam, knoWffeca6eEtiing along; jortisdby tike paoing orwd. i -Ak 1 how qutokl now the eiriai'(ib)rre ErUtMOr. ths boor.fii.t looking With Sotissary says, slat (thsy tUgntf'K i cwk ftftd tp ilvon by tho Grand '1 Mi-jbee tor greal. Umt tiw.eommititoe, fondling their thanksf to those who.have so. promptlyand gener-raspeffifiit Sepriaent that all who 4' tbe series, had ohce.

Tbe committee, while desiring to obtain a saffijicn' Sfirni the deserving poor among the soldiers and soldiers families in this viqinity, fusing the coming.ffinter, also desire to ftlly satisfy the public; and have gone to great expense in sJduring the' first tajent in the country. For tbe entertainments -to be given, the price ot season tickets is exeeediagly low, will be seen by- reference toadvertisemen(. Ticket to be procured at Bartletts Bookstore; from 9 A. M. ttf 12 M.

a usual1. Tehferahue Alliance. Tbe fat meeting, Oot. 20th, was adjourned toYha. Second Tuesday In November, No Efieeting to nights Gbanb Division Sons of Txhferan ce.

Annual meeting in Gardiuer on Wednesday next, 28th of October. 1 Social meeting "Wednesday evening. Public meeting Thurst day evening. Free' return tickets on all railroads. The ladies of the Methodist Oburch in Brewer wiH bold a Levee this evening at the Town House.

Everything usually furnished on Sdobf occasions will be' found ftr good quality and quantity. 1 Sale oj House on Pine StreeA See advertisement of auction sale of house this day, at 2 P. M. 'CY. A Prolific Mr.

lGeo. W. P. Jerrard, received last SpriDg from by mall, four pounds of Harrl son potatoes, which yielded this Fall Hx hundred and ten pounds Of mice sound potatoes. He also planted twenty quarts of tbe variety known as the Early Goodrich, from which be raised seventy-two bushel baskets full.

Mr Jerrard also raised 1500 bushels of Orono potatoes, all sound anj free from rot. They were grown on old pastqregrpund. The Skowhegan Eeporter says Jack Hale, the veteran horse Ihtef, who was sentenced to tbe State Prison for four years at the late term of Court, wa taken through that town last Monday on his way. to the pHson. A fine bark called the Lizzie Williams wa launched from tbe yard of Messrs F.

Cobb in Bockland, on the 15th inst. She was built by Messrs. Cobb Co. Mr. Joseph Emery being her mater builder -and sold by them to Capt.

Andrew Williams of San Francisco. She is 827 tons, new measurement. Tbe St. Croix Courier says the prospects oi building tbe Houlton Branch Bailroad are encouraging. A deputation of the leading men of St.

Stephen and Calais are at pres-ent Sn conference with the solid men of Aroostook, in reference to this desirable undertaking. The whole matter rests with the people of Houlton. Launched, in Thomaston Oct. 17th, from the yard of Messrs. Small Crosby, a bark of about 685 tons, new measurement, called tbe Lizzie Thayer, and designed for a freighter, and to be commanded by Capt.

Bobert Crosby. Also same dsy, from the yard of Messrs. Walker, Simmons Dunn, schooner named tbe Lizzie Carr, of about 286 tons. Tbe Bath Times says on last Sabbath the congregation worshipping at the North Street Church in Bath, had the good fortune to have with them all the clergymen who have been settled over that society since the dedication of their house Bev. N.

Brooke, now of Manchester, N. Bev. A. H. Morrill, now of Harpers Ferry, and Bev.

W. Porter, the present psttor. Profitable Farming. The Oxford Democrat ays Mr. Joseph Brown, of Wood- stock, (Oxford County) bonght a farm lat year for less than $1,300, and raised this year 2000 bushels of potatoes about 1600 of which were merchantable, and Among the lot, there were no two bushels of rotton ones.

They werev Jacksons, 'and grew on high land, not manured- He also secured fifty tons -of hay. He wintered 78 sheep which also turned out well. He sold $110 worth of wool, besides what he reserved for hia own Use, sold $100 worth of lambs, and kept 15 for the flock. What Can re done at Farming The Sunrise -uys that Mr. -Alanson Backliff raised from halT an acre 15 bushels of corn, bushels of White beaus and 100 pumpkins, one of which weighed 47 pounds, the whole worth at least $60.

On another acre he raised 21 bushels of beans wor.th $63. Mr. EL D. Butterfield hu raised this year from one acre and two rods of land, 440 bushels of potatoes, worth, at the price -Abat potatoes sold for lat sprBg 69 cents per1 bushel $264. 25'cts.

per. bushel $110. Almost evepy farmer hu raised a good and profita. bie crops as tbe above. The' Oxford Detaoczat says on Sept.

10, Wm. V. Porter, of Boxbury, killed a bear at noon be set a trap; and at five oclock the jama day took from it a cab Sept 21st he took from his trap another bear Sept. 29th another; and oB the 9th of October another, making four old-' bars and one cub that he tapped and kilted frt lea' than one month. -The State and town bounty he receives is $20.

He bee sold the skins for $85, He got five gallotta'of oil Worth $4, per gallon gfvingltfriijpuh proceeds amounting td 1 -ir rj -The Bockland Gazette says jn grading the ground for Ihe Knox end" Ltoeoln Bail-road, in ThomaafoV, a Httle west of thfe Stale Prise awkeletoa'ffu exhumed, and is sup po4nd.toD5ethat.-of a white 'man, buried there; eflpm appearapejai seemed to bar been encased in a coffin- This was undoubt, edly the remains of a -namh of Ball or Bran, who wu ia August, 1780, con? victed and condemned as 8 spy by a military court martial, and hang by order of Generi Wardswortb, the gaUemerheiag at pine tree stsmding onwhat thecUed liimeatna HHJ, and wa -burled neartbe spot of htsax-l section, My where the bona Nre'lug up. JX4OT I Th'eruVswIolr Tefegtapl; sun the lTj dot thI property, and th queatiqq ooojtap a refer woc Sapra-- Ootirt, with! a Vlhff to'dafeymine individuai ownerehlp infi to'tot or The Board tff RJteedtoeeaalsU ot Fhineha vrtek. The barlsKi tii oM eommanoed XfT, a iTl A KS V.VJ BaWTWffSlJ nnmtor the tbe can tbe one She i S.1 4-1 -'I' Xs- JOST'NOai Graiii Jinny' of Taka plaosare to announcing to the eiti sens Bangor and vicinity, that they wm give Six Entertainments) 'I Norombega Hall, the oomlng winter, consisting of Ihiee Conoerta Three Lectures. FIBST. BYrraa FULL GERMANIA BAND, OP BOSTON, Xobegivonoit Thursday Oct, 29, 1868.

First Lecture I by Major General Kilpatrick, formerly Commander of the Cavalry Corps of the Army of the Potomac. Second Concert I BT CAMILLA URSO, Violinist, tmsxg thi DiMcnoH or Mr. H. C. Barnabee, BASSO.

AND HUMOROUS VOCALIST, -assisted by Miss Aknik Whitt, Soprano; Miss Flora E. Cast, Contralto; Mr. W. L. Macdorald, Tenore: and Mr.

H. M. Dow, Pianist. Second Lecture by Third Concert I Miss Alice Dutton, Pianist, ASSISTED BY Mrs. if.

Smith, Soprano? Airs. Dv Ce Hall, Contralto: iCr. J. F. Winch, Baa so: W.

J. Wifoh, Tenore Mr. J. A. Howahd, Aooosfpaniet; Third Lecture by The Conoerta will be under the direction of P.

S. Davenport, Conductor. The arrangement for the last two lectures are pot yet completed, bnt they will be given by two ef oar ablest Lecturers. No pains or expense will be spared to make the entire course worthy of the patronage of the citisens of Bangor. THE COTOSB WILL OPEN On Thursday, Oct.

29th, VlTH THE BY IHE Pull GerlnanlaBand, OF TWENTY PIECES The dates of the other Concerts and Lectures, and names of the Lecturers, will be announced aa soon aa possible. The proceeds of these entertainments are to be devoted to the relief and assistance of DISABLED 60LDIEB3 and WIDOWS, and the protection and education of SOLDIEltS 0R-. PHANS an object which will certainly meet the approval of the public. bale of tickets for the course, with secured seats, will commence on Thursday, Oot. 22, at BARTLETTfS BOOKSTORE, (where plans of the Hall may be seen,) between the hours of 9 A.

M. and 12 and will oontinue each day until further notice. By this arrangement parties will be enabled to secure the same seats i entire course. Parties from out of town wishing to secure seats, do so by addressing Mr. G.

A. Bartlett. Single tickets for the First Concert will be sold at same place, on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 28th and 29th, at all boon, and at the Hall on the evening of the Concert, Tiokets for the course, $2,00 and 3,00, according to location. Single tickets, 50 oenta to 75 cents, according to location.

Per order of Committee of Arrangements. octl9 sn4t alw Just Eeceived, A Large Stock of the Latest Styles Hats, Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, at Hills Bakers, est End Kendnskeag Bridge, EHolIand Bulbs. THO 8IE Hyacinth, Tulip, Crocus Narcissus BULBS have arrived from Holland, and are for sale by the subscriber. Albert Noyes. Bangor.

Oot. 15th Early Hose 1 AND Early Goodrich Potatoes SENT BY MAIL. POSTAGE PRE-PAID, AS follows; 'JEarlyRoset-' One pound one dollar; three pounds two dollars; peeln by enpreas, five dollars: half bushel, by dollars: one bushel, by express. express, eight fifteen dollars. Early Goodrich.

One peck one dollar; one bushel three doUars. Albert Noyes. Bangor Oot. 15th Masons Patent SCREW TOP Glass Preserve Jars. Easier Managed i AND WITH i Better Results Than have been attained any other Jar in the market for Preserving Fruit, For sale by the case, and retail.

Also -Co i- C. a JELLY CANS, ad other Goods to their seasofi, by 1 Ricker Ireland, Importer, ud Wholesale Dealers to Crockoy, China, ad Gian Ware, i NO. 1 MAIN ST- BANGOR. July 15 istf MRS. E.

SCHEMBER, No, 44 Cedar Street, en 4 New Haiti Streeangor, WOULD respetfhHy in form her wahy friends and the pablto in general, that aha haa refilled and enlarged her stock in Berlin Zephy Worsted, Embroidered. Slinpera Qoshipns, Pattema, -w- x-y. Brajffif Plose3fe kc.hk 1 is also prepared to make th.newest style to Shawla," Hooda, Otfpa, Sacks, SwBohee) ipde ja the et in a nee. AW Please call ad" see. oct 13 4w Yard? i Mil i ts- oiRemnants, a mi City, A try I0mr XatoakffCauiU ik Stff ifigde firms VCub 34 36: We S.Yimk Ameriou Kxprees.

4546; 0 60 lit Daifed State Ex; Union ltl Owiaax 28 23; 18 Paeiflo 4747; Mer-I Atmokailver Min-ipoaa, preferred 18 teamehip Company, 1220 seraph Company, S5 I road. I23ll3; Kne 8 ailroad Company, 6666-B. Paul 9834 a 9834: yrefemd. 98te; flliniiiy 3 146; and Pittsburg- Cleveland A Toledo 10134 Aiioek Island Rail mad, HU' Northwestern Railroad, 89; preferred, do, 8934 9034 Chicago A Nort Border State bonds quiet. VLrxinia 6a new, 56; old, do.

5534 1 Ten-neeaee, new, 6o69; Miaaonria, 9934; North Cac-olinea, new, Mining shares doH-HSmith A PaTmalee dosed at 435, Xhefreoelpteat the Eob-Treesury to-day nmoeat toft.g47.OoS payments, $2,915,615 balanoe, Market. ji iw York, UcL 26. 8.TO!) bbl State and Western ia 10 15 cents lower Superfine State, 6J5 6,69 extra State, 135 8 00 Round hoop Chio. extra, 6,7007.90. White wheat extra.

9.05. Southern fionr drooping ealaa 350 barrels extra at 8,1013.50. California floor la lower alee 750 eacks at 7.0OV1 10,00, Wheat heavy ana 35 cents lower and more motive ealee 123,000 bushels No. 2 Spring at L5Q 1,59. eloeinc at 1.5617.

Com heavy and one cent lower sales 79.000 bushels mixed western, 1.1341.V44 for nnsonnd 1,15 116 for sound, dosing at 1,15 tor prime lots. Oataiheavy sales 75,000 bash, new Western at 73J474. Reef nnehe sales 120 bbls new plain mesa, 11,00 19,00 new extra do 19,00 236. Pork is doll and unsettled ealee mesa 27.37. Lajda heavy and lower talas 675 tieroee at 15J401734 cents.

Rutter steady Ohio at 3037; State at 40 a 50. .3190 ba firm or sales .3190 bales huddling up lands, 25. Base quiet. Sugar. less active, bat firm sales 80Q finds Mnsoovado 111134.

Coffee quiet and firm. wo lessee quiet and undianged. aval Store are quiet spirits turpentine 44 4E Rosin 3507.50., dull Xdnaeed 98 9 101. Lard1, Sperui; and whale quiet, Petrodeum firm crude, at Me. Freights to Liverpool firmer Cotton per steamer CHICAGO, Oct.

26 Flour dull and nominally pnng extras, 7,90675. elmed Wheat decline. No. 2 at 1.171,18. 7 cents sales No 1 at .18.

Com panicky sales No. 1 at 33 a 85. Correspondence of the Whig. Piotnres of the Metropolis, Niw York, Oct, TQg BKVIL IN KIB GL0VX8. At the junction of Broadway and fifth Avenue, occupying the whole block between 23d and 24th streets, with its many stories of white marble, tbe Eifth Avenue Hotel stands as a monument of wealth.

It looks down upon Madison Square ia front, where poor Eora McFlimsy was supposed to have bad no change of duds1 where magnificent mansions are built and occupied by the best society. It looks at one side down Fifth 'Avenue, and at the other up that renowned thoroughfare, where dollars are as the dust under our feet. It looks askant down Broadway, and over its left shoulder up the same great artery of business and accumulating gains. It turns upon either flank and looks along 23d and 24th streets to the east and to the west, with their costly private residences, and aristocratic boarding houses. At first sight you say, isnt all this grand! "Where all is so rich, so beautiful, so apparently harmonious, surely all should be inclined to honest virtue.

The eye confirms what the property holders and boardinghouse keepers (who see only twenty-five dollars a week per head in tbe passing Btream of humanity) advertise: Neighborhood first class. Having seen the shell, let us probe that, and look beyond. On 24th street Insight of the great hotel, a few steps from the corner, observe that house. Nothing striking about it nothing to distinguish it from the other stately edifices that abound here. Its elegant lace curtains hanging lazily over its great glass eyes, its costly carpets and easy lounges, its general air of peacefulness, give no sign.

Yet in these parlors nightly hundreds of thousands of dollars change hands upon the turn of a card, or upon the feverish uncertainty of the dice cup, or by the more frequent certainty of the playera skill against a novice at the boards. Men go in and come away quietly as from their rooms. Their steps may be light or heavy, their teeth may reflect pleasantly in the gas light, or they may he set firmly in a case of pale and trembling lips, they may go away heavy with gold and certificates, or they may be penniless. They are soon gone, and are thought of no more; others come and go as though none had been before. Were a sign over the door, it would read Faro.

proprietor, the Honorable John Morrissy, F. M. whose chief backers are the Manhattan Clnb, and whose most audacious rival is the Honorable Ben. Wood, brother to Fernando, and luckier at Faro, because more pertinacious not so successful in politics because not so apt an actor of the character of Oily Gammon. Here the millionaires flip coppers for houses and lots, and stake pockets-full of greenbacks upon4every-day disputes.

A man with a few hundreds is laughed at. Time is most essentially money with thd -honorable fraternity who congregate here. If you have some thoasands you can Jamase them fpr a time if not you can go to some less- -pretentious establishment. Quantity being th principal recommendation to those kid-gloved devils, the quality of the game is limited. You can plank your paper on a game of chance, you can "bet your mosey on the bob-tailed nag, yon can entep pool in prize pommeling match, or yon can go your bottom dollar on the election.

--Why, Mr Morxiaseya hold is betting ob. elections. 'He will be wealthier bylniHiona ffter thi Presidential How ia.lt done The chief giyps tbe wi aA-lo some confederate. BlpaWfo, spRpor on good pielm that John Morrissey is betting bis inoney on GrenA got a wide Itjs a the Epublioana.TWkenHha rnaloegenough, a Democratic paper fby Apihority centre- diets the atatomect I. M.

ft putting his money op heavily A trew Democratic. god advertisement! says jnc log an to the tosJa No. one. whatiWlOvei Iff a tapsrtallv degree to M.siA (fa L.2 J' see more stamps in fib bank' a-the firei Here gbtoMoihto.ILtfs goto iertogal4 St tfttCM'A ffiflttd ft fid are strangers to each ethes, ef eooree 1 The an! maheffffffreyjr JWMftwnwd JUiti Hr! iHQ le There i eoam feesi- tetion. Who it that asks the Friend, Hemstitched, do.

STAMPED APRONS, Bibs, Bands, Doylies, etc. Dress Trimmings, AND 1 -SMALL WARES. Bergmaims Berlin Zi Embroidered Slippers and Cushions, ALL OE WHICH Host be sold. TO CL08B THE ENTIRE STOCK, to accomplish which a Great Redaction in Priees HAS BEEN MADE. CALL AND SEE, F.

MEINECKE, No. 56 Main Street. Oct. 17 J.U ST ARRIVED FROM Pennsylvania! And for Sale At SPRATTS STABLE, a number of LARGE TEAM HORSES yonng, sound, and kind. Will be at the Stable for a few days, only.

A. C. EATON, oct 16 Katahdin Iron Works lEiOTIEKLj. The undersigned having taken the above Hooae, Stablew and Store-house, is prepared to aooom date travellers for pleasure, or t-thoso engaged in the lumbering butmees. The location of the Hotelgrives it the advantage oyer any other in the State tor the beauty and variety of its Mountain Scenery.

To the sportsman and angler it offers temptation and sacoess not-to te found elsewnere. The Mineral Spring, near the Hotel, is becoming celebrated for its remarkable qualities in restoring health and strength to mva hdir' e.A- ISAAC R. WORTH. Katahdin Iron Werhs. Oet.

16, 1S68 2mis THE BOSTON BUTTON STORE, Having been Enlarged and Ee-fitted, "8 now prepared for the FALL TRADE. You can find a large ad well assorted stock of GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Collars Cuffs, Nets, Handkerchiefs, Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Collar Pins, Ear Drops, Buffings, Yarns, Dress Braids, AHD SMALL WARES OF ALL KIHDS, ALL AT TEB VERY LOWEST Call and aee our line of orsteds, They are the very beet Bergmans German Zephyr Worsted, And a splendid line of COLORS Also THE HEW GEBMAHTOWN WOOL, for knitting Hood ad Shawls. HOOPSKIRTS! We bave all sizes, and will 'sell at prices that are sure to suit. Give us a call, as we have a very large stock, and will give you good bargains. Our New Skirt, THE PEEDE OP THE UNION.

Is ene of the best made, and we are now selling it very low for a Sewed Skirt Come and see it. CORSETS CORSETS If you want a of good Whalebone Corsets, Cheap, call at the BOSTON BUTTON STOBE. GLOVES! We will sell you tbe best Glove for $1.00, that was ever offered in this city for anything like that price. We bave also a very nice lace back Duohesse Glove for $1.75 aplendid colors. A HKW LOT or TH08 STAMPED APRON PATTERNS which will stand washing.

Call and get one. They are very ebeap. Ladies Wallets. We have a splendid line of Wallets, prices ranging from 20 cent to Buttons Buttons BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP. Very Good PAPER COLLARS omlyl5operbox.

tSh Dont forget to call. THE PLACE. Boston Button Store, 28 Central Bangor, Ha. J. P.

TUCKEE. September 22, 1868. OATS. i A Ann BUSHELS CHOICE OATS Juet re-lUjliUU eaived ud for sale by BENT CO lm EXCHANGE STREET. Notice to the Ladies.

EW PATTERNS FOR STAMPING. Alw, a good line of NICE WHITE FLANNELS. -At DWELLEY ft COS. Also, a good line of BEROMANN GERMAN WORSTEDS, 7 And FAFCY GOODS, At DWELLEY A CO.S No. 6 Main Street, oct 1 Under the Hatch oraS So HNS PATTEN fm CAN BE F0UNI) AT 9TFTLdwell Wheeldensj No.

14 Main. Street. a Pianos, Organs, i' Jtd i 7 as NEST. ember 4. Spt anB' Bet ail.

Hew GdodiKeVUoods DOOJTS,) SHOES I CSk Bjfcra See parttoalan ia large drertijraDt to ftirvTrjsriWPhateahr. toll. Jk "ing rM Flour Flour. a COLES F. F.

F. ST. LOUIS. PLANTS. ST.

LOUIS, ST. GEORGE, ST. LOUIS. ALSO 2000 Sbls. Extra and Double Extra Western Flours, Purchased sikee the decline, and for sale at the LOWEST PRICES, by Geo.

W. Ladd, Ho. 44 West Market Square, Bangor. At PATTEN CO.S, No. 1 GRANITE BLOCK, Can be found a Good Assortment HORSB BRUSI HORSE cards.

CURRY COMBS. CLIPPING COMBS, SPONGES, HORSE LINIMENTS. Ae. a- PRICES LOW. June 22 Second Hand Fnmitnre WANTED, For which the Highest Cash Price will be paid.

Eepairlng Done to Cane Chain re seated Painting, Staining and Varnishing, done in tip-top style, at RtCE ROBINSONS, aug 28 94 Lewis Block, Main Street. For Bent, fTTHB SHAW BILLINGS STABLE, fin Main street, oppo i Uculars enquire street, oppoeita the Bangor Bouse. Tor par Lars enquire of ISAAC I) Ah FORTH. septSS IJendricks Bitters. APRESH SUPPLY just received and for gale by the agents, BLOOD A RO WR, tug 21 Cor.

Ez change and York Sts. Carriages for Sale. 4 Shifting Too Buggio new. Sid band d- 1 6ia)e Hnnbag Waeo. 1 Double agon.

Open Bug tie hew 3 Qpu Buggiae seead hud. Wagoa. 1 Ooneord ago. 3 Expree agon. 1 SMond hudBaok.

a r2 SCarTwafl. SitlH WAT.LKTT. Ha fo Ditg ApticearjStercs S70 SALE all well located and doing a prnfft-V'- Thee who aradesuou cfpar- er tnfuraation by applying Union Block, Main (treat, ttaw at Ko. 1 089 IP'or -Sale I nil a Bert KK. ftB edfogoea.

6 iitOltv erBangor-J 41 a ks ttiWMmk'fn rtiit ffr HI -iCJ7T ST.I whig cousmam ofpicp UNDU8KEAS BRIDGE..