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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Municipal Court.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING
ToEsDAf.-The Lacey case of assault and battery
was further continued to Wednesday.
feter Towie was up or drunkenness and disturb
ance. On promise of reform, Judgment was suspend
ed for ten days. GtF5ss SA
TIMOTHY Mccarthy, for larceny of three dollars
from Cornelius COnley, sentenced to the Reform
School during his minority.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

New HAT, CAP AND Fur SToRE.-Mr. AL
ired ii. Coo, late of the firm of Coe & Mccall
lar has taken one of the beautiful stores in the
Casco Bank block, where he will be constantly
supplied with all the fashionable styles of hats
caps and fur goods. He has good experience
In this line of business, and will attend to
making over old furs. Give him call in his
new and handsome store x--
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Caution.

We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTkO-PLArE, consisting of Dinner,
Dessert ami Tea Services, ETC., extensively pro-
duced Dy American manufacturers; also that there
are limitations in the market, both of inferior
quality. These goods are offered for sale by MANY
dealers and are well calculated to deceive Parchas
ers can only detect and avoid countereits by noting
trade mark thus: - 's
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

| FoREIGN.-Our European files are to the
9th inst. They contain little of Importance
not previously reported by the cable. u ia.
The Dublin Freeman announces in positive
terms, and in large type, that the priests and
prelates in Ireland repudiate the suggestion OF
Earl Russell that the Church question can be
settled by distributing its revenues among the
several Churches. Total dsendowment and
disestablishment is the deliberate resolve ar.
rived at by the prelates and the clergy.
/ A new circular of the Porte to the Powers
announces the complete defeat of the Candi-
an insurrection, and states that all that remains
to be done is to reorganize the political admin
istration of the Island. An amnesty is to be
granted to the Cretans who took part in the
instruction. .t.....i..s,
ACCOUNTS received through The best informs
ed sources go to show that the rebellion in
Spain had experienced temporary check
nothing more. The official kilograms are nj
terly untrustworthy. and H. daelara4iia,..-
the government organs that the whoiA- nnuA-
ment mad been crushed out are not believed
A Bayonne paper, La Gironde of the 31st ult
states that the insurgents have taken Hnesca
and that three battalons of the royal troops have
passed over to their side, "The followers of
Contreras," it goes on to say, "seem very well
organized. Not only do they commit no pill
ilge, but they pay their way with regularity.
This shows that they are in paths to success.
lfthey were beaten they would at once turn
robbers Iberian Unity is the standard of their
leaders" @ '
The Tribune's correspondent says ~
Aragon and Catalonia are at present the
most excited Provinces but the papers tell me
that in Andalusia, Valencia, and Estremadura
there have been grave outbreaks and that
Madrid itself is imminently threatened.
A dispatch from Madrid, daled Sept. 2, says:
The Governments has prohibited the entry
into Spain all foreign journals treatine the
instruction from point of view favorable to
tne insurgents 1t is feared that fresh insur-
rectionaryirisings may take place in thoseIproy-
manned quiet. -
% La Pdtrfe of Sept. II asserts that Gen. Prim
has been betrayed, and that the Spanish Gov
eminent has obtained clue to his where
abouts. % i 1of '''ii,f s' - ''iiA' 81 ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

PAST members of the Goth Regiment Maine
Volunteers are requested to meet at the hall
OF the Portland Army and Navy Union this
"wednesday evening at o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

ft REPUBLICANS. G ta. M
Portland - Charles j. Morris, Granville M,
Chase, Newell A. Foster and Thos. B. Reed j r
Bridgton & Harrison-Chas. e. Gibbs,
Brunswick-Marshall Cram 90. j..
Cape Elizabeth-George f. Henley
Freeport A. Briggs tI ~ N>lffsi
Gorham-A. X. p. Files. ,. s s4..s,. SAD
Falmouth, &c.-lsaac LobdelI.
New Gloucester & Gray r. Merrill.
Yarmouth & North Yarmouth-Moses True.
CascO, Naples q Otisfield David Duran-l5
ts.s.4. DEMOCRATS. .s...
Cumberland & Reproductive Mason
Baldwin &c Standish-James Norson. 4a
Sebago-Chas. A. McKenney ss.
Westbrook Charles B. Stevens
Windham e. ScarborO -WlH Smith,.
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THEATRE.-There was no diminution of at
tendance at Deering Hall last evening, The
house was again filed. Marietta Ravel carries
every one with her, and her impersonations
stamp her as one of the first melo- dramatists
and pantOmmists of the age. The play which
was performed, the wizard Slkiff," is an ex-
citing and fascinating one, rendered doubly
attractive by the mute, though eloquent and
impressive language of Mile RaveL Her ey-
cry gesture is a sentence, crowded with enc
ton, and her facial expressions are vivid with
thought, and you catch the spirit of such
character as she assumes as readily as if the
tongue told the tale Mr.. Locke, who was
called upon at short notice, took the part of
Constantine, and carried it out in admirable
style.
This evening, Nils Ravel appears as Myr-
tilo, in the beautiful drama of the "Broken
Sword" After the play she will appear in he ;,
Spanish dance La .Madralina. The afterpiece
will be the farce of "The Secret" 1t is desira-
Bile to secure seats during the day at the bog
office, and then you will be sure of a comfort
able seat in the evening. ~
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Long Sought For! M
Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that tbe ahove
n nu article may be found for sale bv all CITY
Diusssis ana first class Country GrOcers
AS MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable bel 40
among the best, ifnOt the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints ,manufic from the pure
?ulce o. the berry, and unauterated by any impure
sick as MEDICINE, " ~ ''''
m 10 the days OF the aged it adieth length
10 the mighty it addeth strength
n ilsa palm Tor the sick, a joy for the we'll
druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS' ELDER ERUy wuNE.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

WIN. H. oILFFoRD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
TuEsDAY-Daniel Jefers, of Portland was
brought before the Commissioner charged with Snug
Cling nutmegs, and aiding in the transportation o
the same. He pleaded not guilty, and waived an ex
animation He was held in the sum of 81 500 for h
appearance at the U. s. Circuit Court on the Esd
this month.
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DIED.

CT years. '''" i'''"one'u' "seU
IN cranberry Isles, Aug 81, Mrs. Margaret s.,
wife OF Sam - Fe' nali, aged n years. s'' '''
aged 81 years. fHT 80 iNs''S'
liz South Thomaston, Sept !, Gilbert. son Of d. V.
Smith, aged years. fnt f
aged rs years. d
In Rockland, Sept. 6, Alice A, daughter OF Capt
Geo. ThOrndike, aged Is years.
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FOR EIGN PORTS.

Ar at Malaga 10Th ut, brig Don ouixote Hassan
i p bordeaux; SOth, barque Fury, wilson, non
sid i'm ,Holyhead slst ult, Alarm, Hughes, tfrou
Liyerpoo) for Shanghai. Wv"
Ar a, Gravesend list inst, ship Vanguard, Scott
AT Baenos Ayres July %, bar1ue Annie M Palm.
er, skolhold, and Evelyn, jenkins, for New York
At Montevideo July 20, barque Atalanta Evans
for New York. ldg. ~
Ar at Rio Janelro 9TH inst, brig Fideiia White
Bangor land cid 9th Tor MOnteydeol
At lnagua 30th nit. brigs Helen d Phinney. Bovd
or Phi,adeiphia7 days. Arooslook, Bryant, for New
Ar at Havana 18th inst, brig Fannie Lincoln co,
Inns, Boston. W
Cld 9th. barque Stampede. tor Boston.
atCow Say 10th INST, barque Lav.nia Davis, Io
SID 3d. barque Rogers, Ballard, NV York
'th' sen Hattie b, Benner, Portland.
lPer steamer HISTORIAN. al Quebec
AT at Liverpool 4th inst, Excelsior, Atkinson, I'M
SID Sd, Florence Chapman, Jones, Savannah: 9TH
IIoen' ster, oliver, do; Bombay, Jordan, Phadel-
Cid I'd, Ecano, Cheever, Calcutta; 4th, Timour,
Spooner, Baltimore.
Ar at Newport aist, Plymouth Rock, Warner, I'm
Ar at Cardiff Ith, Brunswick, Minot, st Nazaire.
SD n, Ihos Freeman, Owens, Baltimore.
Bombay. w
Sid I'm Queenstown Sd, Reindeer, Mcclellan, Tor
CtcutGi.
Sid tim Calcutta July 3Oth, Tinconderoga Rice for
Bonn ay.
Ar at Bombay July q, Yorek, Dixon, Liverpool;
Aug O, Zenobia, Hutcbins, London.
Sid nm Alden Aug 10, Garnet Tay, Madras.
Ar at Ienerihe Is ult, Dency, Berry. Wilmington,
tordered to Vjgo to perform quarantine.l
SPOKEN.
July 81, lat II N, lon % 10, ship Ella Thayer,
thompson. Z ON Cardiff Tor Rio Janeiro.
for Bombay.
July 30 lat IS N, Ion 13 w, ship IL l. Richardson,
AVE- os rom Pm say na tor Bombay.
more for Buenos Ayres.
Aug ~, no lat, SC. brig Elizabeth, Ames, from
Galveston 'or Liverpool =
Sept 6, lat 81 90, Ion GO TO- barque Rosamond from
New York tor Galveston.
Sept 8, lat %, Ion 70 80, brig Minna Traub, from
Portland tor Matanzas. II days out.
Sept IA, lat 43 t6. Ion 90 so, ship Thos Harvard,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia. =
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PERsoNAL-Major Gen. Meade and staff ar
rived in this city Monday night in the steamer
City of Richmond from Machias. They stopped
at the Walker House and took the morning
train for Boston yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

DOG FIaHT.-A dog fight was to have come
on Yesterday at Cape Elizabeth, but as we are
informed, was postponed on account of the
ram. It's said that it will take place some
time to-day, unless stopped by the police Of
that town. The stakes are said to he for a
considerable sum.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

DISQUALIFICATION Joseph G. Noyes, who
for sixteen years past has been. one of the ae-
tive and efficient members of our Board of
School Committee, has resigned his seat 1t
will be difficult to fill his place.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

TURNER'S Tic Douiourenx, or Universal
Neuralgia PIBa, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severcst cases ale completely and permanently cured
in a very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banshed in few hours. No form OF nery-
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans L. contains nothing injurious the most del
eate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER q Co, 12O
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietoIs.
For sale by w. II. Phillips g. Co., Portland, Me-
July IL. eod&w1ysn
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CENTRAL CHURCH PARIsH.-An adjourned
meeting of this Parish will be held this even
ing in the committee room All the memhors
of the Parish are invited to be present, as busi-
ness of Importance is to come before the meet
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Business Items

"A FRESH and roseate complexion secured by
the use OF Rubicel. All Druggists have it.
Sept3. d1awtf rG
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

PEAcHEs.-The editor of the Press is under
obligations to Messrs Emery & Fox, Agents of
the Portland and New York steamers. for a
box OF splendid peaches.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

Ia Sap oa S.1 IN EAST ARLINGTON, Mass
M ro om Su Wy night the dwelling house of
MI Jairus keene, in East Abinoton WIS do
stroyed by fire, and his two daughters, ' AGED
~ ana n, were smotheTed to death in tfeir
tired early, the girls to their chamber ON tbe
second floor, and the mother to her room Il,
the story below. The fire caught in the room,
of the girls, undoubtedly in the closet where
they hung their dresses, among some light ma
terial, from the fame of the lamp. just before
the flames broke out into the house, Mrs. Keene
heard the youngest daughter sexclaim, ooh
aear but thinking she was suffering from the
neadache, to which she was subject, made no
Mq9iry INTO the cause of the expression. Soon
snnaeiaiiing smoke, Mrs Keene opened her door
anu hnu discovered the whole upper part OF the
mouse IN hames She at once alarmed the
ne,sa Dors, and in few moments many were
OUT WORKING indnstriously and rapidly to put
out the fire and rescue the girls; but the
flames continued to spread, and i'm less than
an hour the house with all It's contents xyoa in
ashes Search was made for the bodies " "t thn
girls, and finally they We're found distpured
and charred in opposite extremities Of the
ruins.-Boston AdDe1 tiser -. ''o
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

Loss OF THE JOHN T. FoRD-The English
papers publish details of the loss of the little
schooner John I. Ford, which lett Baltimore
on the I'D of June last. During the voyage the
John L. Ford spoke several ships, and occa-
sionally met with bad weather.:
On the afternoon of the 5th inst, a sea struck
the boat. and she turned over, but righted
again almost Immediately. She lost all her
oil, however, which was necessary for the light
at her compass, and the crew suffered much
from cramp aud the loss of water The hands
then cut slp the boards that secured the ballast
and the internal fittings in order to burn and
obtain light for the compass. Heavy gales
from the S. w. to e. N. Il. were experienced
with cross sea, and on Monday the 10Th inst
bore up for Cork, when about 1890 d. m. a ter.
rinc sea struck the boat and turned her over,
anu inc ballast boards being gone, the ballast
shifted, and was thrown into the water, and
the noat Kept turning right over as the four
hands endeavored to get on her until the lad
got entangled between the rigging and the
mast, anu she was SO kept steady. The men
were in THIS position until noon being fire.
| quently washed off by the seas, when a sail
| was observed bearing down upon them, and
Tor time they were in hopes of being reliev-
eu. Inc san, however, passed by without
ASKED Armstrong and the survivors to pray
with him, and they continued so for some time.
Inc mate then shook hands with all of them
and kissed the likeness of his wife; he then
became much excited, aud after biting the
Captains leg, fell off the boat and persisted.
The same evening the lad Murphy asked
Armstrong TO make him fast which was done.
to his belt, but shortly afterward heavy sea
swept him off and he disappeared. The cap
tain and Armstrong were washed off, and The
captain, as he went away and sunk, cried:--
Gold help my poor wife and family Arm
strong succeeded in regaining the bottom of
the boat and remained on her until A. NJ. OF
the I'D, without the slightest nourishment and
after being washed off by the heavy seas, when
the ship Aerolite, Capt Alleyne Of Liverpool
dlscerned the shreds of canvas which were
flying from the which he was enabled to
raise, and bore down to him In a very ex-
hausted and almost insensible condition lie
was taken off the bottom of the boat and cot
on board the Aerolite, where he received every
Kindness and attention. On the following day
OF SO he was transferred ON board the Mary
Blake, from Antigua, which brought him on
70 London He was then taken care of by the
samerlcan Consul, and has received every COM
, ,e az the Sailors Home in Well street. The
p0I !; ieiiow has been injured about the legs,
c "nu a IN some pain AS may be imagined, his
case eAcited considerable interest
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18


MUNICIPAL WAR DEBTs.-The Augusta cor
respondent of the Bangor Wing sends the fol-
lowing information respecting the movement
for the assumption of municipal war debts by
the State: @ fi N :
The committee on the assumption of munic-
Ipal war debLs held a session here last week
W neither or not the State shall change the
CONSTITUTION so as to assume any part OF this
Liability, and if so, how large portion, and
upon what basis, is question of great interest
10 the people, and certainly the one about
tne solution of which there is the greatest per-
plexity. ~
Every member Of the last Legislature in IA
Vor OF assumption had some idea of his own.
anu long consultation did not enable the ma
Jorlty of the committee to present a renort
That could receive the votes of majority of
the friends of the measure ~
The Commission representing as thev do
the various portions of the State, and init,
mately acquainted with their sections, will we
are confident, be able to present to the Lee;s-
ature suggestions that will be of the greatest
Importance
Returns from 1868 cities, towns, Sc, repre-
senting population of 481 ,169, and "a vaiua-
ton OF $126,958,07O, show $6,917 ,994.70 paid as
bounty, $489, 522.21 contributions by individ-
uals, 245293 communication paid by towns,
and $34,972 communication paid by individuals.
NO returns have yet been received from 115
towns, cities and plantations. These have q
e ep o of LAT 431 and valuation of $685.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
,FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT !

\ BOOTHBAY, Sept 1O-Ar, schs Elizabeth Rebee-
ca, Cole, Millbridge for Salem; Glide, Lock, Addi-
son tor Boston.
Sept bar, schs Mary Elizabeth, Eaton. I'm Els
worth for Boston; Eagle, pomroy. sullivan for do;
Astoria. Hall. do for New York; Henry s1ay, Lord,
Banner, Rich, Calais ioi Boston; Ganges, Higgins,
Brookliu for do. ". fatlas...., - -
Sept liar, sch Panama, Remick, from Ellsworth
tor Boston. fl
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Moth and Freckles.

The only reliable remedy for those brown diseolor-
ations the face called Moth Patches and Ersckies
is PERRy's Morn AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
ed only by DIR. b. O. PERRY, Dermatoogist 40 BEND
ST., N. Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Secured by copyright. marl9iSrw,,nss h
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Being constructed with the AID amt ,lUPEkVlS-
ION OF THE UNITED STATES az eRNMENT,
is destined to be of the most iHl liant lines Of
communication in the world, as IL j. Inc sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the q eat Interior
Basin, over witch the immense oserla !, travel must
pass, and the rI. ....f. Nt|
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spEcfAL NOTICES.
R YTH EH q

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Racers, Scissors, Tail
or's, BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Fruit and Flo,cer
CLIPPERS "a new thing, AMI variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of G. L. BAILEY,
aug27eodtf sn No. Is Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

1t IS estimated that three thousand per-
SUns attended the Methodist camp-lneeting at
onarieston last week. Much religious inter-
est was manifested,
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18

GEYER has received a fine lot of Dry Per-
fume in small bottles.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Bachelors Hair live.

= This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable
instantaneous. No Disappointment No Ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'm
effects of Bad Dyes Inygorates the hair, leaving
liam n. BdfcheiOr All others are mere ;m;tat;ons
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers- Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
nsB 'Bewnre Ofa Counterfeit.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Trade Mark
Trade Mark n Slammed nm
for OW baSe Of
Electro Plate. .,a,lAMNro,, every article

Our goods, which can be obtained from all respon-
siDle dealers, bear this stamp They heavily plat
ca on the finest Abata or Nickel Silver and we guar
field plate.
49, GoRilAM MANUFACTURING Co,
Shversmtils " Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate
June19 N wed&Sat 6m Providence R T.
Senter's 30i Congress St
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Sugar Loaf!

DACKER'S Sugar Loaf Coal is considered about
l. the hardest of Lehigh Goals Those recurring a
coal of this character will take notice that have re-
CURED for furnaces and large stoves and thai tbe
same will be offered at a very low price-ess than
can be bought in this market fSl 1 r' ''i'""
JOSEPH III. POOR,
Smiths Building head Smiths Wharf.
September 10. d2wsn ~
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When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
yon can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from B"rns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprtins Cufs.
Woands, and e1ery Complaint Of the Stin. Try H.
as II costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
H0te's Agnic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
~ cents to q. Z. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mass
ana receive box by return mail W. r. Phillips 81
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Nsts Of tta,sherlaad t,smnty.

The following is the complete vote of Cum
berland County for Governor at the recent
' IT, ! e: = !:
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Ship Vanguard, Scott, OF Gravesend from Shang-
bae, encountered strong westerly gales the coast
Of Natal, during which carried away foretOpsail
sustained other damage.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18
Farm for Sale

A VALUABLE farm situated in West Brldgeton,
EAon the county Road Leading rom Bridgeton
Centre To Fryeburg. Contains one-hundred acres
excellent land suitably divided into moving, Pastur-
ing Till,ge and Wood. cuts twenty tons Of hay
yesrly. Good orchard, mostly grated fruit, sugar
orchard. House and Barn, Carriage house and Out
buildings good repair. Never ailingiwater at house
aud barn. Well fenced with stone wall. The most
productive farm in this part of the town, and most
pleasantly located. For further particulars zqaire
of the subscriber,
Nd. FREEMAN,
d West Bri1geton. Me. Sept 18-w2w
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11gtom se Mcfarland.

1IItOn G Mcfarland,
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
10
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring ..l.ll ts5-s -
FIRST RATE SAFE,
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY ~ WATERHOUSE,
Middle Street. Portland.
Or mt no Sudbury Street, Boston.
Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvem ent at
tached to Tilton ~ McFarland's Safes, can order of
Emery, WatcrhousO a. Co.
Jan 15-sNlstw in each mos adv remainder of Tina
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Special Notice.

NOAr and PANT Makers Wanted. Also q good
y Machine Girl one that understands machine,
at r. n. FROsT'S,
1921 Congress St. for which the hgost prices will be
paid. seplSd2w
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Make Your OsCn SO9D /!
NO LIME NECESSARY!
BY Saving and Using Your Waste Grease.
BUY ONE BOX OF THE
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.'S
ssA-PoNTEIER +!

CONCENTRATED EYE,
II VIII make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or %
gallons OF the very best soft soap only about 80
cents. Directions each box. For sale at all DRUG
and Grocery Stores
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
b9 Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifier. nol7sNeodNwIy
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-18


YoAk cdHkrY .~-fhe Saeo Democrat pub.
lisfes fun returns from York County; which
give chamberlain 624O, and Pillsbhry 6252
Democratic majority u. The votes for Sena-
tors are also given, which, if correct, show that
Messrs. Morrow and Burbank Democrats, are
elected, while there is some doubt about the
election OF the third one, Mr.. Neal, who runs
lowest ON the ticket. 1t requires majority of
the votes to elect Senators. II IN
Inc whole Democratic ticket for County Off
GERS is elected, with, perhaps, the exception of
Mr.. Fairfield, as Clerk of the Courts, for whom.
as we understand, a number of votes were
thrown with the given name wrongly spelled.
The Representatives elected from that Coun-
ty stand six Republicans and nine Democrats.
FROM MADAwAsKA.-The Sunrise has the
following, which, if true, makes Aroostook all
| right: ~
just as we go to press we hear a report, ap-
parently correct, that the French plantations
OF Madawaska have given the Democrats 400
majority. This will leave Aroostook good for
the Union by at least 800 majority.