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Nou;.utioms for Sepr. sentatives TO the
G.sgi-Iuiurc.

The following Republican nominations have
been ma,e:i.s st,iibuttu nhr g
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. sil
Cape Elizabeth-George L. Henley.
Freeport-John A. Briggs a
Gorham-A. X. p Files.
Gray, &c.-Geo. T. Merrill.
North Yarmouth--Moses True. 3. .ll..4
Raymond &c.-Lyman G. Chapman. .uu H.-t
Standish-Sylvester s. Strout. COS s .g.t
Falmouth, Sc Isaac Lobdeli.
Windham, &c.-Wiiliam Goold.
Sebago, &c.-Reuben Sanborn.
Casco, &c.-David Duran. q
ANDRoscoGGN COUNTY.
Auburn-T. A. ID. Fessenden. I,5l
Minot, &c.-Daniel Fields.
Lisbon-I. X. Estes.
Livermore s. G.. Shurtleff.
Lewiston-George A. Clark and Nelson
Leeds, &c.--W. r. Leadbetter. a1ot
gY..HI A FRANKLIN COUNTY. f
Avon-A. T. Talbot 81" aara
Farmington-Stllman Tarbox.
Freeman-Lonel True. r H.. hr
Industry-John Frost. -aH
PENOBsCoT COUNTY.
Burlington, &e.-Joseph w. Porter.
Charleston &c.-Solomon DunnDg.
Lee &c-Roswell Leavitt
Lincoln Sew. r. Hersey. cog
Winn, &c.-Roswel Leavitt.
at OXFORD COUNTY. u.
Hebron-A. c. Herrck H.
a Buck field-Hiram Hines. TTEFlCT -
z Browmfield &c-Samuel Tyler. lriDL
HANCOCK COUNTY. iA
Dedham, &c.-James Wells.
SAGADAHoC COUNTY. ~,
Bath-Jacop J. Morse & Guy g. Goss .l
KNOX COUNTY.
% Thomaston &c. Joshua S. Catland.
Camden-T r. Simonton.
igj Appleton, &c-Joseph M. Light.
Rockland-E. r. Speer and John S. Case.
iH7I CUMBERLAND CoUTNY. t. :
Westbrook Clement Phinney.
Portland-Charles J. Morris, Granville M.
Chase, Newell A. Foster and Thomas 3. Reed,
Jr t3H t.ff~ s3f ~
Augusta Samuel Titcomb and George E.
Brickett. 70
,FEgs PENoBscoT COUNTY
Hudson, &c.-Charles Beale.
Carmel, &c.-George w. Chamberlain
ANDRosCoGGrN COUNTY.
Wales-Joel Ham. ,.5i f145y54fl
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
2 Woolwich-Samuel Farnham. -L5'LLG
YORK COUNTY.
Saco-Gaorge Parcher. ia'l- <tf
Dayton, &c.-Francis N. Clark. 90,
Berwick, &c.-George III. Wentworth
n Parsonsfield, &c.-Almon o. Smart.
Limerick. &c.-J. H. Fitzpatrick.
Lyman &c.-Zophar r. Fulsom. Gan IS
Shapleigh &c.-Edward Hargraves. -
South Berwick, &c.-Isaac P. Fall.
Hollis, &c.t+George g. Davis sH
Wells-Benj. b, Eaton.
Kittery-Joseph B. Parker. ...,..1ss -
Alfred &c.-Jeremiah r. Gile. ,i5l'ji
itaE WASHINGTON COUNTY. as! =
Pembroke &c.--Joseph Wilder, Jr. So ID.
Dennysville, &e.-Theophilus w. Allen.
nfGI PISCAPAQUIS COUNTY. /8i
Dover &c.-Ireson Briggs.
4sy OXFORD COUNTY. 4 TEut -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Curtis.
10 Denmark-D. G. Tarbox.d IS asa Wd8
observation-disclosures M. Shaw.
ia1 Upton-Otis HI. Abbott III Il TaVLlo
/ Canton-J. 2. Swasey.
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Register. Register.

See that your names are on the check lists.
Remember that all names must he registereu
to-day. No name can be placed on the hsl or
taken therefrom on The day Of election. Inc
Board of Aldermen will be in session at the
Common Council Room, Old City Hall, from
Gam. till pm, and from till pm. Do not
trust to the fact that your names were on last
spring. See to d Roao. ai,. L.. Malay rs0f ..
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CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, DIARRHEA, &C..
The best article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure of the above diseases, is MA
SONS CHOLERA MIXTURE, One. dose will
satisfy You of the fact You need not suffer-
ten minutes 1t will give you reliefat once
by following the directions Hundreds of our
citizens will testify tosthe fact. Every family
throughout our country should have it in their
possession Price 80 cents. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apotheeary,. Middle street,
Portland. ir seiisiio Aug. 2lst W. & s..
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MARRIED..

n - u -
In this city, Sept A, by Rev. Dr. Stockbridge. VIM.
y A.. Mckenzie, of Boston, and Miss Elizabeth E.
Randall, of Portland.
In Brunswick, Avg. %, VIM. J. Knights and Mrs.
Hannah e. Jack aNfF assfsHz ~
, In Brunswick, Aug. 81, John b. Allen, of Mt.
Vernon, and Mary E. Lockln, OF Temple
"a In Augusta, Aug. 81, Stephen G. Heath and Laura
b. Brett. hH6N llf'-8 f-d. iiF -i7.iit haf
B III Stockton, Aug. 8, Alfred Stinson and Cora
Pattee lf ~ .o- i'
In Stockton, Aug, 26, Capt Warren T. Griffin aad
Ava Cousens. .. t.... 20
z In Armenia, N. Y, Sept A, by Rev. Horatio Pow
ers. Rev. A. c. Herrick, Principal Of Hebron A;slde
my, Me-, and Miss Kate Powers, Of A.
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THE gravity O, the situation at Washington
ought not to be underestimated. The Presi-
dent, in his insane position, is trembling on
the verge of q great crime. 81 He is surrounded
by bad and desperate men. Judge Black has
the ability and courage which Andrew John
son has hitherto lacked. Fernando Wood is a
man whose coolintellect is never disturbed by
any twinge of conscience. Ifhe dared the
President would play Cromwell with your rep
resentatives i'm Congress Maine should speak
plainly to the President next Monday. 1t is
not enough that the ELECTION oof your candi-
dates is sure. Every Republican vote in The
State should be polled. !egr3y,o-J .f.i.,.
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A NOBLE REsPoNsE.-Too much praise can
not be given to the noble response with which
the Washington Library Company of Phila-
'delphia are meeting in their patriotic endeay-
ors to raise the required funds for the endow-
rnentsof the Riverside Institute a home for the
gratuitous education Of soldiers and sailors,
orphans. The plan adopted by the company
has been subject to careful deliberations and
rroo rcrci~ca tho iAsal
authority. The trustees selected to .disburse
the money thus raised are well known citizens
of Philadelphia and New Jersey, and their
names should be sufficient guarantee to those
who would aid in rearing, one of the noblest
charities that ever thrust itself before the peo-
pie. Every subscriber to the stock, which costs
but one dollar per share, not only receives a
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per cent more than what is paid for the stock,
but is also guaranteed some present in the
great distribution Of the 100000 worth OF
presents which are to be awarded to the stock
holders. The three largest presents are worth
$4,000. Each shareholder has On equal chance
to obtain one of the largest presents Every
one will obtain some present and q beautiful
engraving. Read advertisement. 1'H al,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

PORTLAND will be well represented in the
Legislature this winter. Mr.. Morris made his
mark last year, and Mr. Chase has already
served as his colleague in the same capacity.
OF the new men, Mr.. Foster is known as the
publisher of the Press; Mr.. Reed is younger
man than his associates on the ticket, but is
favorably known at the Bar, and will approach
the work of legislation with the advantage of
a legal training In short, tits a genuine DEM
ocratic ticket representing fairly the CONNER
cial industrial and professional Interests of all
classes of our citizens. Now let us have the
verdict Of the city on the work of the nominat-
ing conventions. Bring out every vote
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

THANKS GENEROUS SrRANoER.-The anon
ymous philanthropist who sent to us, Thurs
day night, two rakish looking pipes accom-
panied by two plugs--as we are told they are
called-of goodish tobaccoAjudging from the
looks-is informed that we never smoke But
we appreciate the kind intent; and If the dom
or will send us his address we will forward to
nim by return of mail a copy of the New York
Ledger containing the s'Recollections ola Busy
Lite, wherein may be found graphic account
OF the anti-diluvian period, and very full alb
stract OF Rollins Ancient History. In addi-
ton we give him our word that his tobacco
shall have puff somehow, if we have to hire it
doua
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

h The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ stands
unrivaled among all competitors, both for pow
er and sweetness of tone. 1t takes theIlead of
all others, and Notwithstanding the constant
increase of means for their manufacture, there.
is~no accumulation of Instruments Several
hundred workmen, with a wonderful variety of
machinery, occupying several buildings are
the evidences of the appreciation given to the
Cabinet Organ.-Ihe Cincinnati Presbyter. -
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Inc only rue and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
lnstaManeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tns. Sa5urai Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
en s% OF p bqa Dyes nyigoraes the hair leaving
Ic SOL an,1 oeanulul The genuine is sigued We
t.am a. 1o,chetor All others are mere limitations
ana should De avoided: Sold by all Druggists and
fers1.ners FACTORY 81 Barclay street, New York.
Navenhsr ~ 81, eta Counterfeit.
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Turner's Tic Douloureux, Or Univer.nl

Turner's Tic Oouloureux, Or Univerenl
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and Speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
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IN very short time. Neuralgia in the> face or head
Gus disease witlistands its magic Influence 1t has
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lcato system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt of
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 12O
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietois.s -
= For sale by ". r. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn
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FACTS are worth considerably more than as
sertions. After all the talk about the RECKLESS
extrayagance" of the Republican party, it is
instructive to note that the State tax OF Maine
has within three years been reduced nine mills
on the dollar. In 1865 the State tax was Is
mills, z IL mills in 1866, and in 1867, with a
prospect Of further decrease. What have you
to say to that Messrs. Democrats? s,os' -is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

tu FAMILY POISONED BY EATING MUSHROOMS
OR ToADsTooLs.-The wife and two children
OF B. f. Merrill, in Falmouth came near los
ing their lives by eating of the above named
plant for supper. Soon after retiring Mrs.
Merrill complained of being very sick at the
stomach, and began to scream and be con-
vulse'l, and one of the children became crazy
and conyulsed about the same time, but soon
vomited and was relieved. DR.. Tewksbury
was called and found Mrs. Merrill convulsed
and crazy, with rigid jaws and eyes, and with
inability to swallow. The jaws were; pried
open and an emetic given which relieved the
stomach partially of its contents; after which
the pump was used, and in few hours the
commissions subsidized and consciousness re-
turned, and all are now doing well. 1o1 <
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

THE VOTERS OF PIscATAQuIs COUNTY
Are informed that I am not STERLING Demo-
crat," nor dol vote contrary to the principles
for which fought. l was put in nomination
by the Democratic County Convention for
Register of Deeds without my knowledge and
in my absence. II do not thank them for it,
but .peremptorily decline;the nomination and
forbid any Democrat thus to use my name. 10
1 am Republican, and shall vote the Re-
publican ticket 1tinN HENRY X. WHITE
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THE Maine Standard is an enterprising
weekly. Its published Friday, but apologies
for not reporting the Democratic County Con-
vention, held Wednesday, because "the pro-
ceedings have not reached us in season for this
ISSUE" Not even the nominations are given.
However, they can be published just as well
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-07

The REToRT COURTEOUS. You're a dull
looking sci" as Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth. "We shall soon improve, under your
auspices" as the neglected teeth said to Sozo-
don't. .-..s..,, aug7eod 3t
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Loss OF THE GEORGE CRoMwELL.--A dis
patch received yesterday announced the sink
ing Of the steamer George Cromwell on the
passage from New York to New Orleans
caused by the breaking of shaft, which must
have'knocked a hole through her This steam
er years ago Piled between this port and New
York, and was under command of Capt Vail,
her present commander who has been paying
a visit to this city, leaving the command of the
steamer with the first mate Capt. v.started
for New York yesterday as soon as he heard of
the accident Fortunately all hands on board
the steamer were saved.
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Portland and Vicinity
New. Adyertisemcnis this Day.
ssrERrArsMrNr ooLums.

ENTERTAINMENT ooLUmE.
Tleatre-BhlMell s. Locke. -
Psychieal Science-Dr. C. C. Bennett.
AUCTION COLUMN.
White LeaC IF. O. Bailey
Auctioneers-J. II. Osgood g. Son. 80 4
- NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Holt g Malt ExtIact-W. +. Phillips & co..
To Teachers-Nason Brothers.
Steam Refined Tripe-C. w. Belknap.
Bntter-H ii. lia'ch.
Piano Fortes-J. ID. Cheney
BooIs and Shoes-sAIcCarthy & Berry.
I. o. Df o. Il. 81
Rooms with or without Board. 5r
Lot to Lease-Wm. II. Jerris. f
Florence Sewing Machincs-w. S. Dyer.
Land for Sale. -
Corn-oBrion, Pierce & Co, .iey
watches, Jeweiry &c.-A. Dunyon. se .,na 4,
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Long Sought For! sssr ..llri,z .
Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

1--WE take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article. may be found Tor sale by all city
druggists and first class Country Grocers. flJ0i1 /
As MEDICINE Mans Wine is invaluable. bel c
among the BEST ifnot the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
s. 'sfo the days of the aged 1T ad,leth length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength"
'i Ills balm Tor the sick, a joy for the WE'LL
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
II EIAINs' ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov q sN d&wtf
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WE make denli-gods of the ancient Romans; Z
yet their. palaces were filth, their garments
reeked with odors; one thing only they needed
to make them heroic in full, that was the
Steam Refined Soap.
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MARIN Il NEWS
! PORT OF PORTLAND.
. Friday. September 6.

-atf ~ FRIDAY. September 6.
TIE 9b2oia.l e ARRIVED. ,lt a9f h
Steamer Drigo, johnson, New York. go
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB. ESQ 3-'iiiat n IFf-Ht
Brig Hyperion, Simonton. Boston.
r Sch Grace Webster, Randall, Philadelphia.
: Sch Geo Brooks. Henley, Boston.
Sch Splendid, Weber, Boston.
Y Sch l. A circuit. Butler. Boston for B ngor. -
Sch Ocean Bride, Parkhurst, Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Barque Norton Slower, Slower, Buenos Ayres-
A & e Spring. '.F ''TN
.. Brig Geo w Chase, Dunning, Bangor. to load for
Philadelphia. A. s. ...st -
Sch ARIEL Br, Corning Yarmouth, Ms ga
a. Sch Eclipse, lBr) Walligar, st John, NB-Frank
Barrett .'i ~ -. -
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Look on, Cor spill, Tickets.

Tickets with Chamberlains name at the head
and variously modified below, are known TO
have been printed, and are now being distri-
buted through the county. Town Committees
will take notice and see that this TICK docs not
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JEwELRY, &c.-Mr. A. Dunyon having dis
posed of his store on the cornerof Middle and
Temple streets, will confine his attention to
his store under Mechanics Hall, where he Of
fersa fine assortment of watches, jewelry, siy-
ar WARE &c.
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The DEMOCRATS love soldiers. Hear the
New York Day Book: ,,., Z. x. -
III. The next candidate of the Democracy, to
stand any chance of an election, mus be
civilian. Shoulder-straps are becoming hate
full to the peOple. r..f ,st, mora u.s.. j-.,Tt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


our fine ELECTRO-PLATE. cons;st,ne Of Dinrsr
an Tea Services, ETC.. are being extensive
" ohs , LOT SAFE by American manufacturers and
both OF inierior quality Our goods nav be procured
nom Responsible dealers throughout the countrv
trademark on every article OF our own manuac,ure
thno.
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"The perfumed light Al
Steals through the mist of alabaster sinps
And every air is heavy with the breath

OF orange flowers that bloom
. ~ 1.-THE midst of iGsos." - 't-rsFsA
Such was the howory land filled with heal
ing airs and life-preserving products, wherci
DR.. Drake discovered the chief ingredients of
bis wonderful Tonic Medicine-P lantation
Bitters--the enchanted tropical island of st.
Crox. The Plantation Bitters, combining all
the medicinal and tonic virtueseot the healing
and DEMONSTRATING products of that favored
CLINE, are, without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all
other Stomachic difficulties. samO 9ss s.f-
Be- MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet arti-
clc-superior to Cologne, aud at halt the price
" ~ 1.NESfN aug31eod2w&w2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EH IL ne YTHTTG
For Shooting or FISHING.

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Rasors Scissors, Tail
or's, Barriers and other SHEARS, Fruit and Floaoer
CLIPPERS "a new ihingl and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of G. L. BAILEY, 4
aug27eodtt sn No. As Exchange Street.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. GRAsT.-A special dis
patch to the Boston Herald says that Gen.
Grant was threatened with fever on Thurs lay,
and was obliged to leave the War Department
in consenuancn. ~ --rn.u --lLI i...... l LII
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PEOPLE are still using Schlotterbeck's Moth
and Freckle Lotion finding it the best article
in the market. ~
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A SPECIAL Meeting of Eastern Star and Mach
"A igonne Encampments will be held this evening,
at heir Hall, ut II o'clock. Allmembers that intend
to go on the Excursion to HAvERHILL and Con-
CORD, are requested to be hand without flil, and
bring their Kegaia, that the Committee may be pre-
pared to furnish those that have not got them.
t1 PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
September T. d1ts
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sAD-The only child of Gen. Griffin died of
yellow fever in Galveston on Thursday. His
{ many friends in this city viii sympathize with
him in this severe bereavment. tC
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ADMrTTED.-Mr. Enoch E. Brown, of Hart
land, was yesterday admitted to practice as
Counsellor and Attorney in the United States
District Court. lE t9i X. 10 .arut -trtie
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DEMOCRATIC NoMNATIoNs.-At the Demo
cratic Convention, held last evening, the fol-
lowing nominations were made for Represen-
tatives to the Legislature from this CITY =
James NJ. Churchill Charles Fobes, WIN. n.
Clifford. T. w, Bailey. s,..s e
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STILL THEY coME!-Henry K. White, whom
the Democrats of Picataquis County tried to
injure by dominating him for Register of
Deeds behind his back, makes the following
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LOOK in at ID Free street to-day and get q
nice book to read tomorrow. -gsffE
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The best remedy for summer complaint is
DIR. Hamlin's Cholera Cure, put up by Cros-
man Sc Co.
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u
sosIiAhARcto

Alleoods bearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albat or Nickel Silver and We guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate. L ,,r,,,, r,yr, 49,
Silversmiths & Manufacturers of Fine Pate,
june19 wedSSat 6m Providehee' H. L.
o e1S- The above goods may be found at Lowell q
Senter's SOL Congress- st. .... ..I
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FINE lot for a bakery. See advertisement of
lot to lease. t tiB5
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HARPERs WEEKLY ard Leslie's Illustrated
newspapers, with all the other weekly papers,
nave been received at the periodical depot of
e. c. Andrews, Centre street, opposite Ian
caster Hail.
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poI L sl 7 snor IN CAFE E1 LIZ. y

POLICEMAN SHOT IN CAPE ELIzABETH.-
Thursday evening the quiet town of Cape
Elizabeth was thrown into state of consider
able excitement by the attempted assassina-
ton of Mr.. Alexander J. Day, a policeman ON
duty at that place. For week past the town
has been haunted by couple of burglars, who
have made several unsuccessful attempts to
enter the houses Of the citizens. On one occa-
sions MIR. Day fired at them. Thursday eve
ming he thought he heard noise as of some
one opening window, and rightly concluding
that the burglars were at work, he proceeded
in the direction of the sound. The seamps fled
at his approach, ono of them running down on
to the,common pursued by MIR. Day. But the
aecomplice had meanwhile hidden among the
shrubbery by the side of>the road, and as the
policeman passed he fired q revolver at him.
The shot took effect on his right side, passing
around without penetrating within the ribs,
and lodging under his shoulder blade. Though
his wound bled profusely, Mr.. Day was able to
drag himself a short distance to the residence
of DR.. Lowell His injury was found to be Sc
we're, hut not dangerous, and he is now doing
well. Marshal Head visited the Cape yester-
day afternoon, but returned without being able.
TO gain any satisfactory information as to the
names or Whereabouts of Mr. Days assailants.