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SEE woman in another column picking sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. II is admirable article
used in hospitals. and BY the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. 1t is worth trial. it gives great satisac-
ton. dec22 div
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DIED.

In this city, Jan 2fih, suddenly, DR. Elihu Baxter,
aged 81 years months 5days-
At Cranberry Isle. Jan. sth. Of diptheria. Capt.
Albion ;. Moore. aged 81 ears
In Vassalboro Mrs. Ann Wayne. aged SO years
In South China Jan. LIST. of dip0eria- Mr.. Horatio
Nelson, AGED 81 years
In Biddeferd- Ian. 18th, widow Ann Richards,
aged SO years months.
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BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED.

In this city. Jan. 18th. by Rev. DR. Smaller, John
w Rich, Esq, of Corham, and Miss Rosanna ID.
Newcomb. OF New Gloucester.
In sSowhegan, Dec. 3lst Joseph s. yarney and
Miss Jane Parin both Of 5.
In MillbTidge. Jan. 18th, Geo. w Foster aud Miss
Susan VI. Hilton. both of N.
In Biddeiord. Jan. llth. ". r. Littlefed, Of b.,
and Miss Rozelle Jeffrey, of kennebunkport: LIST,
Edwin woodman. of b.. and Miss Belle 5. Watson,
of Hiram.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines The for or from Liverpool call
Queenstown. except the Canadian line, which call
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND CALITORNIA-Steamers carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall. Panama and California,
leave New York on the list, 18th, and 2Ist Of each
month.
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schs late Walker, CULVER, Elizabethport; Amer;-
lean Eagle, Pettengill, and American Chief Pressey
Salem.
, LBy tell Ar PATH ship Young Sam, Merryman, FIN
c. Ar 2ith, ship. Magdalene, from London; South
NEwPoRT-Tn port 2sir brig Elmira. Hall, from
Bueksport for Key West; Leopard. Turner Of and
i tor Luoec; Homer. Arey, Ehzebethport for Bos-
3. B0sTos-cid 2ad bark Franklin, Mitchell, for.
c AT Zith' sehs Boomer Hall and Scion, Boardman,
Samden; Emma Wadsworth Roberts, Pembroke;
JAehorn. Hatch Roekland for New York
ran d .ns sn M Ia1f Msyo Bamore sch sa
Iona, and Archer; brig. ii Kennedy Surf 'i Sea-
Lark: Surf, Protcge. and Moonlight
,sALEM-sld 25th brig & Ii Crowley. from
arine Maria, Dowden, Boston for Bucksport; Hem
TTietta, rooIe. do for Portsmouth; Bloomer, Hall
Bos aorn s ior Boston, sloop Lady Adams smailey
PoRIsMoUrH-Cld2 I'd. sch Active. tnewj Math-
EAsIpokr-Ar 18th, sch Novel, Clark, Portland.
SS,,dd iath' bark Tahiti. Leeman, Havana.
housa WASH Ea,o Pe,tygrove. Barbados; sch
1890 BAah-Cid zSd' ship Trsnquebar. Goodwin, for
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Foocow Nov I'D. ships Sam1 Russell. winchsu
I'm Shanghae for New York, at sl2 per ton; Mar.
nion, WARSAW, for do
At Hong Kong Nov 25tn, ships Enreka, Cutter for
New York; Geo Lee. Barstow. for San Francisco:
Sandman. Sheridan for do; bark Nubia, Shanghse
for New York. ut sl1 a IL per ton.
Ar at Malaga LIST inst barks Zephyr. Small. FIN New
York "a. Julia Cobb, Staples, do, with loss Of part
Of deckload
AT Gibraitar Sd inst. brig Mary c. Dyer Wallace.
from New York.
New York.
sid fm Portsmouth 9Th. ship Matilda A Lewis,
lewis. tim Sunderland) for New York
At Pernambuco I'D ult. brig Lanzarotfee, Harri--
man, FIN Boston, disg; Eaglet, Terry, FIN New York,
ar 21st.
Sid FIN Matanzas It'll inst. sch Ocean Ranger, Lew
Is, Boston.
Ar at Sydney, CB, previous to Jan 23d sch w s.
Baker Pierce, Fortune Bay NF for New York
Ar at st John NIB inst, sch Onward, Roberts, from
Boston.
SPOKEN.
Jan II. lat 40 81. Ion 49,, ship Harry of the West
Cotton, from Liverpool for New York.
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NAIL AKKANBEMENTs.
WESTERN-Arrives at Il. 40 and n +. M Closes at
7.45 a. NJ and 130P NJ
EASTERN-Arriyes at !. so +. NJ. Closes at IL NJ.
EUROPE-Closes every Saturday at l. 30 r. NJ
CANADA-Arrives at 1.50 L. NJ Closes at II NJ.
9P. NJ.
u Once open daily tSundays excepted) from s
A. W 70 v \. NJ. On SUNDAYS, from 81 TO 81 A. NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
County Of Cumberland,

IREAsuRER's OFFICE, Jan. 20, 1859
SrATEMENr OF Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
- allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court at the
November Term, A. ID. 1864 made In conformity with
the requirements Of act ofthe Legislature Of Mane
entitled IAN Act relating TO Fines and Costs Of rim
inal Prosecutions" approved March 9th. 1858.
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DENrIsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No 241 Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Ne. aug7d1y
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Per steamship Jura- for Lyerpool-5s3 bbls ashes
1850 lhs butter. l644o lbs meat 300 lbs lard 80
bbls pork. 30 hbls apples no bbls our cases furs
y bbls Sundres. s2A 10 in specie.
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DRIP QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room
No. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
FirstExamination at Office. =. ............s2O0
Each subsequent sittingat Office. so
City Patients, first Examination at residence, $50
neutrality-suspicious. at residence, ....... 100
August l6, 1s62.-tf
V-Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throata Lungs, successfully treated by INHA
LATIoN, BY c. MORSE, NJ. d.,
auls so cod Corner Smith and Congress Sts
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DIS. LOCKE s. KIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. Portland, Nc. augl5-1y
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THE Spring Term Of this School win commence
On the LIST Tuesday in March. The advantages
for instruction are excellent Application for
should be made rs early possible
Mt. TRUE. NJ A.,
Proprietor and Principal.
Bethel, Jan. %, 1855 janS4w
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ESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCAN 2Sd. ship Viking. Towsend
New York.
BALrIMoRE-Ar 10th. schs Lucy A circuit. Por-
ter; White Rock. Ewood and A Reeves, Reeves
Alexandria. Julia Anna. Harding. Washington.
Below bark Oyerman. fun Palermo.
Ar 22d. sehs La Plata Strattan. Portland; Monte
yuma. Wyman. New York.
Cid 22d. schs Fred Dyer shute. Boston, Searsville,
Sears. New York.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 lst, sch Ann 5 Cannon,
Newell New York.
Ar I'D; schs II Atwood, Rich. Boston; Pearl
Fitzpatrick, New York
cid 2ist barks Gen Warren Hartz. New Orleans;
I'D. Damon, Bartlett, do.
AT Delaware Breakwaier Goth inst, bark Henrietta
brig 0roximbo; schs Village Queen. Telegraph. Tx
press Column. Excelsior. Edwin Reed X 5 Warren
Henrietta a. Dashing Wave
NEW YORk-Ar 22d. ships Jeremiah Thompson
Blake. Liyerpool; American Union. Hubbard. do.
Ar 23d. ships Shakespeare, FIN London; John Mer-
rick. from Bordeaux; Senator, from Bremen; Gen
Williams from Liverpool: barks Cabot. from Cork
Thetis. from Galway: W II Wall. from Hayre.
Cid 23d, ship Shooting Star. Drinkwater, for San
Francisco; bark Harry Booth. Drummond, Tor Port
land; brigs Arabella Lindsay, Aspinwall; Baron de
Castine. Haskell Eizabethport; schs Elliot. Duncan.
New Orleans; b Chaloner, Long, Philadelphia;
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IMPORTS.


ST John NB-Sch Duke of Newcastle 39S bo,
shocks, to Miller; bdls to Eastern Elk Co.
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PORTLAND COMPANY.


In compliance with the Statute. make the follow
Il ing statement OF the condition OF the Portland
Company ON the nineteenth day Of January, A. ID.
1s62.
Assessments voted BY Company and paid sfes 500 %
Amount of Capital Stock paidi. and now
existing. as, 100 %
Amount due from the Company, (includ-
ing extension of notes receivable en-
dorsed BY theml about $4,000 90
Buildings, Machinery and other fixtures. 192, 272 u
The last estimated value affixed by the
assessors to the land, buildings. Oats.
wharf SC. h7, 500 90
Aggregate value affixed TO all the taxable
property of the Corporation by the a.
SCISSORS, 1900 90
JOSEPH c. MOVES, Treasurer.
Portland, January "A. 1853.
State of Maine.
CUMBERLAND S., January "a. 1868. az s--s
Personally appeared Joseph C. Noyes and made
oath that this statement Of the condition of the Port
land Company is true. according to his best knowl-
edge and belief Before me-
NArHL y. DEERTNG.
JANIS II Justice of the Peace.
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At Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County Of Cumberland, ON the third Tues
day OF January, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
A LEXANDER BIe6s. late partner and creditor
IN of Stephen Lowell. late of Portland, in said
County, deceased having presented his petition that
Administration the estate OF said dect ased may be
,ras ORDERED That the said Petitioner give notice
10 All interested by causing notice TO be pub
lshed three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Press printed Mt Portland that they may appear
Probate Court to be held At said Portland, the
third Tuesday Of February next, 1T ten of the clock
in the forenooE and show cause, IL any they have,
why the same should not be granted.
WILLIAM G. BARROwS, Judge.
A true copy, attest,
81 wsw' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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4 GENTLEMAN from Mississippi viii give pub
N lie Lecture in the
NEW CITY HALL,
This, Monday Evening, at 2 Ia O'Clock.
subjoct-''The South and the War,
Admittance free. Collection at the close Of tho
Lecture jan26 10
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DISASTERS.

A dispatch from Lewes. Del. 22d lust, saws tn,
schooners Christana. from Portland for FORTRESS
Monroe; Deliveraace, Philadelphia for Plymouth
Jas Tilden. from do for Portland. and Greenland
below that place. schooner. supposed of Rock
land. is ashore outside Of Cape Henlopen; colored
drowned. No other particulars
Brig Proteus FIN Havana for Portland was spoken
Jan 20, in lat 40 l5 Ion 70 co. with mainmas sprung
since arrived at New York
Bark Julia Cobb. at Malaga Sd inst, from York,
lost part OF deck load.
Bark Thetis. from Galway. in the Lower Bay, lost
bowsprit by collision during the late gale.
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B Y TELEGR APH
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. "a.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY pREss.l
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Sunday.

Brig Ella Maria. Merrill. Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
SAlLED--wind sE-Steamship Jura.
The new bark Anna W Lewis. 523 tons, has been
purchased by Messrs } 5 Winslow, Russell Lewis
Geo Hunt and others. of this city.
A sch of $50 tons was launched from the yard of
n q Hichborn. at stockton. on the Sd inst. She is
owned by the builder. Capt w Clifford. who will
command her, and Others m
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Bark Anna w Lewis. tnev. 523 tons) Crowley, An
Addison.
Sch Margaret. Richards. Boston.
Sch Texas, orr Boston.
Sch Paragon, Hatch, Boston.
Sch Louisa Tarr. Bath.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Zina. Bradbury. Boston for Machias.
Steamer Parkersburg, Holman. New York.
CLEARED
Steamship yurs. tBr) Alton. Liverpool. by Edmon-
stone. Allan Co.
Sch Union Fiagg. (ncw. of Thomaston. 2T4 tons \
Maloncy, Alexandria. by q York & Son
Sch Lindsay, Kicker. New York, by N Nick
erson.
Steamer Parkersburg, Hoffman. New York. Emery
Fox.
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The ,oeather = Shipbuilders-"N sldre no
cotton"-Lieut. Nichots-Rer. Mr.. Bolles'
Lecture-The Press-Southard and COM
Bissions-Ne,c "orgdn."
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN

Jan H. lat 40 81, Ion s3I, ship Harry of the West
Cotton, from Liverpool for New York.
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Boston Correspondence.

City Hall L Maine SecenM - Paper from
Wood-Cdnnon, dc.
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THOMAS II. MEAD.
County Treasurer.
Portland. Jan. n. 1853. janis d2swAwswsa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-06
Shocking Treatment of Union Prisoners
in Richmond.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Mr Bohannan,
who was captured in the vicinity of Occoquan
last Christmas, and lately returned to his home
In Alexandria, has, among other things, in
formed the Journal that Castle Thunder is the
only prison in Richmond where prisoners are
allowed TO purchase anything. Shortly after
the battle OF Chickamauga about two hundred
wounded prisoners arrived at Richmond from
the field. They were almost all in tamish-
ing and starving condition. They were three
days on the road between the two points, and
all they had TO eat during that time was four
hard crackers each. On their arrival at
Richmond they were taken to Libby prison,
wherr they laid two days longer without hav-
ing their wounds dressed, and during all
which time they had not a mouthful to eat
Some Of them who were fortunate enough to
have little money offered as high as five dol
lars for loaf of bread, but the officer in
charge would not let it be carried to them.
Mr. Bohannan left Richmond on the flag of
truce boat, in company with some other Union
prisoners. When the vessel neared Drury's
bluil the prisoners were made to lie flat down
on the deck, and special guard was placed
over them, that they might be prevented from
seeing the Qualifications.
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The Rebellion in St. Domingo.

New YORK, Nov By the arrival of the
steamship Tubal Cain from St. Domingo, we
learn that Mrs. ex-president Tyler was at
Bermuda, Oct. 31st, having run the blockade
The revolution in St. Domino is in full
blast. The rebels held possession of the en-
tire island with the exception of the capital
and the east enl. They were last reported
within few miles of ST. Domingo city. Two
recent victories are claimed by the Spanish
near Lamosa and Manteplata, and it was said
one piece Of artillery, many muskets, and
numerous prisoners, had been taken from the
insurgents. The captain-general of St. Do
mingo had been removed, and Don Carlos De
Vargas, marshal of Spain, been appointed in
his place. He is said to be a man of great
ability, and is expected to crush the rebellion
promptly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-06

WAsuNGToN, Nov. 5.-John q. Nichoay,
the presidents private secretary, has returned
to Washington, after three months absence in
the west He has brought with himthe treaty
recently concluded with IL band of the Indians
in Colorado territory, by which the United
States acquire title to all the lands discover.
cd in that territory.
One Of the most reliable detectives in the
government service at Alexandria states that
large numbers of persons belonging to the
rebel army are now intesting the counties OF
Stafford and Prince William. These men
are mostly residents of these counties, and
are around at home during the day, and at
night go out and commit depredations on the
property of Union citizens.
The certificates OF Indebtedness issued pre-.
viouS to the 4th of March last recently order.
ed to I've redeemed by the secretary of the
treasury, amount ii is said to +,000,0 600
Especial dispatch to the Evening Post
The sales of tire-twenty bonds were SC
great last week that the supply of printed
bonds is exhausted. As it will take fort,
night to fill the previous subscriptions, it is
expected that the sales will be small during
the rest of this month. The government il
using all possible dispatch in printing notes
for the national banks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Information from
the army OF the Potomac states that the reb
els still hold the river line from Sulphur
Springs ito Falmouth Ourcavalry are in the
front. Nearly all our sick and wounded have
been sent away
The I'd, 9th, and 18th Wisconsin regiments
of the iron brigade gave ga republican votes
and nine opposition votes in the election yes.
terday. Returns from the 18th Wisconsin
have not been received
BY the accidental falling of a shell, to-day.
at the arsenal, five men were injured.
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victory in ArkanSas

CAIRO. Nov. 4.-Memphs papers Of the
I'd contain indefinite accounts of fight at
| Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Marmaduke attacked
the place with 5000 men and was repulsed
with considerable loss. The garrison Of Pine
Bluff consisted OF seven huDdred cavalry,
under Col. Clayton, and lost twelve killed and
| fifteen wounded. Loring'S rebel division is
around Canton, Miss. He has about 5000 in
tantry; 5000 are guarding Mobile and the
southern railroads. Gen. Lees cavalry force
is about 10000 strong, and comprising four
divisions, under jackson, Crosby, Ross and
Rhody. Crosby's force is between Benton
and Moores Bluff Oh the Big Black. Chaln-
ers is between Grenada and Oxford, and
Rhody is about Corinth.
AT last accounts Lee was above Corinth
with six thousand men. Pillows headquar-
| tiers are at Columbus, Miss. An attack on
| Memphis in great force was only prevented
| by our recent demonstrations upon Canton,
| Mississippi. Numbers of rebels are said to be
heartily sick of the war and would gladly give
up their negroes to stop it. Accounts from
Little Rock report that Prices forces have re-
treated beyond Red River, his cavalry only
occupying Arkadelphia.
Maj. Gen. Ord passed through hers to-day
Ell route 10 Louisville.
| CAIRO, Nov. 5.-The steamer E. Perry
with four hundred bales OF cotton on board,
and Memphis dates of the 4th, has arrived
Another attack was made on the evening of
the Sd by the rebels on the Colliersville, Mem
phis, and Charleston railraad Alter brief
| fight the enemy were repused. Brig Gen.
Gear and thirteen of his staff were among the
| prisoners. Lieut.. Col. Looms and the nuor
OF the 9th cavalry had an alteration at the
| supper table in Germantown on the evening of
| 2d. Herrod fired four shots at Loomise as he
left the table, killing him instantly. Colonel
| to draw his sabre on the soldiers to prevent
their lyncLing him en- the spot. Herrod was
taken to Memphis in irons.
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HoNoRs TO Mr.. BEroHrR.- Several dis

HoNoRs TO Mr.. BEEcHER.-Several dis
tnguished friends of the American cause in
London gave a farewell breakfast to Mr..
Beecher on the 23d ult. Rev. DR.. Wadding-
ton read addresses expressive of warm admit
ration for him personally, and Of sympathy
with the cause he had boldly, patiently, and
successfully advocated. Complimentary res
olutions and agreeable speeches were the
order of the morning. The students of the
non confornist colleges in and about London
also paid great respect and honor to the elo-
quent American clergymen, closing with the
earnest hope that his labors would be speedily
rewarded by the universal recognition of the
rights of men, and the renewed prosperity of
The American republic.
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nriIllan. Afrair wear Chattanooga.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 5.-Maj. Gen. Thomas
officially communicates to Maj Gen. Halleck
under date OF Chattanooga 4th inst, that
Fitsgibbon, of the 18th Michigan infantry,
overlook the combined guerilla forces of
Cooper, HOOK, Williams and Scott, number
ing 400, at Lawrenceburg, on the Bird inst,
and after severe hand to hand fight defeat,
ed him with loss on his part Of three men
wounded and eight horses killed. The rebel
loss was eight killed and seven wounded and
twenty seven prisoners; among the latter one
captain and two lieutenants. Gen. Bragg S
forage train sent up the Lookout valley in
front OF his position, was captured. The
train was sent to camp. The train guard
were also captured.
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Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov 5.-The returns come ir
very slowly. There is some doubt as to the
result in the first congressional district but il
is generally conceded that Crislield is elected
over Crosswel, the unconditional Union can.
ddate. Webster, Davis, and Frank Thomas
are of course elected in the second, third, and
fourth congressional districts, there being no
opposition to them. The fifth congressional
district is uncertain. Holland, the emancpa-
ton and Union candidate, runs well, and pos
sibly may have defeated Calvert. Goldsbor-
ough, emancipationis:, for governor, is elect.
ed by considerable majority. In the vote
for Goldsborough the state has emphatically
decided in favor of emancipation.
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has resulted in the election of an entire We
publican board of State officers by majority
of over fifteen thousand on the home vote.
The soldiers vote is allowed, and will greatly
increase the majority. The following are the
names Of the newly elected state officers
Governor, james /. Lewis; Lieut.. q ov, Wymsn
Spooner; Sec. OF State, Lrcus Fairchild Treasurer,
Samuel d, Hastings; Supt, of Schools, Josieh L.
lickard; Atty. GEN. Winfield Smith; Bank Comp
iroller, VIM IL. Ramsay; State prison Com. Henry
Cordier.
MINNEsoTA.-The returns from the far
northwest are meagre yet; but there is no
question of the choice of the republican union
ticket by large majority. The off GERS elect
are as follows:
| Goyernor--.Stephen A. Miller; Lieutenant Cover
| nor. c. d. Sherwood Secretary of state, David
| Blakely; Auditor Bharles Acllrath; Treasurer
| Charles Schiller; Attorney General, Gordon Cole
| Clerk Supreme Court, George Il. Potter.