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new York mar,,e,.

.l ..4I IA .u4.lIft t5HN NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
COtton-l % lie kwer; sales 2 COO bales; Mddliag
uplands at 1Sc. fatisoI b. 5u.- ,sll 1i.fi i'i.i
Four-lO q zoe lower; sales IA, SEQ bbls; State at
90 a. IL l. round hoop Ohio at 10 60 10 So wes-
tern at 90 al 10 49, Southern at 10 rs "a Is co. Cali
fornia at II % az 10 30. 5i.t s'F
Wheat-2 az 4c lower; sales III 900 bush; Amber
State 80; Amber Minnesota 40; w bite Genessee
&c., Il ~ sEek IS HkSks4 Ell ~ sa y
Conf a. &c lower; sales $4,000 bush; Mixed
Western l 81 "a Al. ~..s
oats-frmer sales $4,000 bush.; nearly all to ar
rive; Western at ~ a. SIC.
Beef-quiet. eiaiST v 1ll u3a $3.50 tstit
Pork-lower; sales $3.50 bbls.: mess at % 80 g
"a w. IL AiBkfsfI I flskN IS ltbAa Ass- 80
Lard-heavy; sales 900 bbls. at IA a. 14ac.
Sugar-easier; sales COO bhds. Musc0yado at H. q
12Ic.
Naval Stores-quiet. iii tl at, 81. 37li'
Freight5 to Liyerpool-frmer.
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Southern Items.

New YORK, Oct. H..
Ar,ono the deaths at New Orleans on the
s,i, mas Charles C. Stone, of Boston.
The newspaper men afflicted with fever were
The eouinoctical gale on the 9Th apparently
had slight effect in staying the tever, although
unusually severe.
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NEW YORK, Oct LIT p. M. (
Money more active but otherwise unchanged. Gold
firm and closed at 1881 a 1435. Sterling Exchange
heavy with little doing at 1891 a 1891. Stocks closed
firm but inactive, except in New York Central and
Erie. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was
as follews:-Reeeipts S4,726, l69; payments, So $780,
93I; balance, S1O7, 599, 40O lr-.g4.lp 1.l,,i =
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Chicago Markets

.f.s CHICAGO, H. Oct. IL.
Flour quiet Spring extra 50 g 10 80, Wheat de-
clining; sales Ne. 4 at 4 " and No at ~, Corn
firm: Sales No at OsI; No. in store at los Oats
Arm sales al be3 a. 57c Rye advanced g DC; sa:es
at IS 20 IS for No. /, and 80 g 30 Tor NO. D.
Reess oIiil oao bbls tcur, 1882 600 bush wheat
1891 900 bush oats, 2,2,0 hogs. Siiipments-s,cOo
bbls. flour. I 400 bush oats 100 r. -.t
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,sh4ae;o --sITT Z. TT 81 eos
iaa.s's Yahs.l Havana slatlsei-g
Sugar dull The Spanish Bank haynf decided 1ei to
draw ITS funds from London causes a decline in Ex-
change. Exchange on Paris 3l(d14 francs; United
States currency a q 2s discount Gold-long bills 81
res C6s sser S u
per ODE 1901 LEll Le0U
<,s,a.b Commercial---Per Gable. HiE' a
1,s6 1,it s. is.9s 10. LIVERPOOL, Oct 1912 p. M.
COtton-The market is quiet ana 'unchanged.-
Breadstuffs steady at the opening quotations. Pro
visions irregular; extra prime mess seer deemed to
lbs; Pork steady at lis for prMe city mess; Bacon
sd HIGHER and quoted at AS Cd. PiOauee-spirts OF
Petroleum advanced to Is Sd; standard While firm
at Is 3D. ti.h l"9' 20 y.
LONDON, Oct. t0--Eyening.
The regular weekly returns Of the Bank of Eng
land, rubiisled this evening, show that the bullion
last report. The decrease in the Bank of France is
Consols at 9Ja for money.
. AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-7The. following Iare the
quotations for American securities: United States
$685. II 1915; Illinois Central shares 772; Erie
s SonSs Atlantic and Great Western
IL sIgA FRANKFoRT,l Oct, 107-lE yening.
YGuss secs co. q 1lad l,, q ,.fdbnIn p
Cotton-heayy and declined ID; sales to-day u 900
bales; the following are the authorized quotations.
Middling uplands at SD; Mddling Orleans SD
firm L:nseed C,,kes declined to $40 lis. Other ar
5u s unchanged ..bnU9N tfOAs,S &
~ Fre'shts. tsEs'
IN charters for Europe nothing has been done, aud
rates are low and nominal, For the United States
little IS offered which is readily accepted quote
To Cowes, Cork and Falmouth, Great Britain direct
IN the Atlantic 3 u frs y tons ss Mesitsrraneas
d. hid ss % q 30; % 5 iio gals i Mclas
SEES 20 W "a y Iz3.t tv.frR nitEHfTH BtgBG
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MTi-ceiIaneous Di.patche..


,a. s,....rg 81. SANDY Hook, Oct H.
The shipE w Stetson has been got off the
outer Middle, and is being lowed up the bay.
~ satC4ttts BOSTON, Oct II.
Edward Finnerty was shot tead last night
in a restaurant, at 152 Broad street., by Robert
Mcguire, keeper of the place. Finnerty served
as captain in the 9th Massachusetts, regiment
during the war. Maguire was arrested. "a
{, Nns, tsAlA Lo48A MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10.
Carl Ruffy, formerly iAliutaift of the 18th
Wisconsin regiment, was killed by a sharp
fence picket penetrating his throat while
jumping over a fence in playing base ball. 70
-iass, furil,,ia. Troy, MY, Oct. II.
Hon. David p. Seymour, delegate at large to
the Constitutional Convention, died at Lanes
boro, Mass, to7days9x5s @-F 4ih on
- #.A.ss BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. IL.
The personal and political friends of Gen.
Sheridan, appointed committee this evening
to tender him public reception ON his passage
through this city.
8HtkBagRa AS HARRISBURG, Oct.11
Governor Geary has issued warrants for the
| the execution, of Neal Deverney, the wife MUIR
derer in Luzerne County, ON the 18th of No
vember, and Lena Miller in Clearfeld county,
November 18th, for the murder of her hus-
band a +- r.. .tst .aslsaaai 2
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Guardian,s sale.

WILL be sold at public auction unless bssHio%
r WHY disposed Of at private sale, on ".
the 7th day of November. 1867, at the fost odee,
stevens Plains O'Clock NJ an s tnS inar
hers of Crnlne Il Stowell consisting OF IL acres OF
wood land and three small parcels Of wood and
| pasture lands. DAVID iohnHh' ouain"'
Westbrook, October 5, 1867. octidowr
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agEiA aa..i..or ore M.rIe.. asels( !

4 ..s BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
Cotton quiet; Middlng upiands nominal at I9I 90
zoe. Flour quiet; no sales of moment Wheat is
steady 50 az 50 for prime 10 choice red medium
grades less firm. Oats active and advanced a &c
for good to strictly prime; sales Mt 20 "a lie RIVE
higher; sales at 165 q rs. Provisions quiet but
IL
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITR
20 Da.e \. pEAlNG.
Medical 10 f.,l,ectTician
I'fNHytEHITf
NeasIy Opposite the UasIsa States Hsf.

ia MIDDLE STREET, .''"H
Nearly Opposite she UaiIsd states Hsfs
xNTHERG he would respectfully announce TO
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located In this city. Pairing the tire
years we have been in this city, We have cured som
OF the worst forms Of disease ~ persons who hav
tried other forms OF treatment IN VAN, and curin
patients in short time that The question is oitet
asked do they stay cured? TO answer this question
we win say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge. $50.
Dr. D. has been practical Eleetritian tor twenty
one ycars and Is also aresular graduated ply
Electricity is perfectly askged 20 chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headache; ncurasIa n
the head neck or extrenite- Consumption wheR
I'm the acute stages where the lungs are not nJ
Involved; acute or chronic rheunatisn scrotula hip
diseases white sWellRgs spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
oaIsy or paralysis ST. Vitas' bance. deafness. STAN
iaering or hesitancy % speech, dyspepsia, ndiees
ton constipation and liver complaint, pleswe cure
every that can be presented; asthma, broneh.
it's structures oi toe chest, and all ioIms OF emals
complaints. -, "'
'. la' BY Electricity ..
The rheumatic the gouty tine lame and the law
leap with joy, aud move with the aeity and elastic
ity 81 yonth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost
bitten lrabs restored, the ancOnth detOrmlties re
moved: fantness converted 10 vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
sootb are oheratetl; the ACCIDENTS Of mature Lille
nreye nts; the calsmles oi oil ace obyated and an
active circulation maintained
! f...ef fI.ft 81 u DIES Hul
Who have cold hanas aud teet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous aud sick headache; dizzi-
ness and mining In the head with Indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain In the side and back
eucorrhoa, Tor whes); falling of the womb win IN
ternal cancers; tamors pOlypus, aud all that on5
train Of diseases win lind In Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, TOO gso,,1st
menstruation, and all OF those long me o. 1,
With young ladies, Electricity i eeI.n 10 ~
| and will, In short time restore the s"'F's W Wv
| vigof health. ~ 49,.
| Ni8 TEETH: TEErEM Itroft sseih By ELEo-
Dr. u. SUI. cor, AN Persons having decayed
or they Sh to ST hfsa ss reNe
ting he wo uht, Zorro MAGNETIC Machines for ,
o lR@iy use with thGrSssh iast5dtoHs
| u ,rcotment at his house.
sn 1ssre hours from o'clock A. NJ to ~ M; from
Ito6P M, and to iu the evening. . Fl. -.
| Generalization Tree .tiNN noVlu
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Cincinnati markets.
New O,lenn. iunrke,..

CINCINNATI, Oct ii.
Mess rork declined to % 90. Bacon firm and scarce
~ y latc 9f shoulders, tssc tor Gear sides, anu
ioc io' CIGAR rip s'des Lard in demand at 1910.
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1890. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II.
Cotton irregular; sales 1000 bales; Mfadling up
lands 17Ic receipts 1859 bales; sales of the week
$500 baes receipts of the week 1923 bales; export
of the week ,1l5 bales; stock in port 1897 bales
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salu,e and Accident.

.r+If.tf .fL.t fs.atfai-t IfiH A ,,c,sr. noI ~
One hundred guns were fired and other
demonstrations made this evening by the Dem
ocrats of this city and Gardiner, in homer of
the recent election returns Fas aNFaS
Two men were badly but not dangerously in
jured in firing the cannon that was used.
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E, M PArTEN ~ CO., a ueiisneers,
---.- ~ OEEICE IL EXCHANGE ST--- Ii
Groceries &C., at AUCTION,
-House and Land at Auction

nNTUEsDAY, October 18th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, |
" shall sell the aud +hali story house No.
Laurel Street. Sail house contains seven rooms,
good closets cellar, csteTD, &e Lot 40 by 62 Il ct.
This property is pleasantly situated, in good neigh
borhood, and valuable for occupancy.
octSdtd NM =. Ft.t5 Il. %. BAILEY, Auct.
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canadian AGajrs.

," TORONTO, Canada Oct II.
The first meeting of the Government OF On
tario was Ia I'D in Rossin yesterday. All the
members were present. 1t is understood that
nothing OF special interest was before the Colln-
Gill; s.I u,af7 snIliti 3. ietiiia hg 't'
f.fL diih QUEBEC, Oct 10.
The radical Convention is attended by 800
delegates. an fu.sf pa4sa u3tAB % 4
A Canadian Medical Association is to be
formed. n I,l.s. . il..i.s.f IA. ntttf b q
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Portland, Oct. 10, 1867. diaw3v
Valuable Real Estate Sale.

VHtUdUIc IOCtII h-SCHOo '5stfO'
10y Virtue OF a license from the Hon. Judge of
ID Probate tor Cumberland County, i shall sell, at
Public Auction, on Tue day, November 18th, next,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the PREMISES the valuable lo'
of land on the north corner OF Congress and franklin
Streets belonging to the estate of late Charles f.
Beckett extending lo6 tee ton congress street, and
containing about 5000 square feet subject TO mort
cages of So, 500 and interest lis go. :.
Also same day at o'clock p. NJ. at Private Sale,
at the Assessors Office, Market Hail. lot OF land on
Vaughan Street, belonging 10 said estate, beng l60
ieet on Vaughan Street, with depth OF about 143
feet, subject, in common with The adjoining lot cor
oiV aughan and Pine Streets. to mortgages OF 81
$50. and interest. l.n 10 l}tr $500 = z ~ ~ 81 t'N
s. B BECKETT, Administrator
4 F0.sBAILEY, Auetioneer. ~ Oct. II, 1867.
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e. M. PATTEN a. CO., Anefioaeers.
Hi1f OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
House and Three Valuable House
Lots on Cotton Street at Auction.

ON WEDNESD DAY, October 10th, at IL O'eaek NJ,
" on the premises, we shall offer for sale COOL
two story wooden house No. . Cotton Street.
The house haa finished room, slated roof and
good cellar, with brick floor. The lot is about GO by
80 teet - r.I. ... u
Then shall offer the three lots next below the
above Each lot is about 30 feet Cotton Street and
| GO ieettleep. iln.fi -'.
Terms one-third cash; balanee payable in one and
two years, with inter- y secured by mortgage.
Portland, October 3, 1851. oet7dtd
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). N. OsG0OD y SON,
a II G II L O N IL IL IL = =,
No. 65 aawIey Street, Besion.

Regular sales of Dry Goods, WoOleBs, Clothing,
Fs-aishi.ss Gsasls. Boots and Shoes, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY duftns che lass.ss-
GR- Liberal advances ON Consignments.
September Z. dim ~
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~ r. q ~ q.

TIME Monthly Meeting of the Eon b. b. Club oc-i
i ours ON Saturday evening next October 18th, at
| 8 O'Clock. A full and punetuai attendance is
| quested. HENRY Z. WOOD,
| oct11dtd Secretary.
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he is
i not member of the firm of Cressey Plumlner
81 Cole and the use OF his name after ihis date is
wholly without his consent. o. GEO. Nc COLE
I0ctOber &. 1k67. .ezsIaHa l.. ~ i. oot0 ttw&
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san Francisco Market.


; Rff~~* F~A SAN FL Scisco, oct. o =
Flour and Wheat markets are firm with unchang-
ed quotations Legaltndars 7e4. no a. O0B
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m. $. BURGESS, "A uc,ioneer.

..I..a ..lft i .t. II hsfA.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
I'm WEDNESDAY, October 10th, at 3 o'clock p.
" NJ, on the premn es, Washington Street, q two
story house and land No. g. second house from OK
ford Street, Containing ten rooms, clothes presses,
and closets. Also the carpets the ilOOTs. House
finished in workmanllke manner, with cistern Of
soft water. Is desirable ON account of location a
dwelling and store, and On Of the most business
streets in the CITY, heading Tukey's bridge into
the towns OF WestbrOOk, Falmouth and Cumberland.
Terms at Sale. ..i. l ...as.|
At private sale, house and land No. Al Lincoln
Street. A two story house and land Ne, 20 Smith
Street A two story house and land No. 100 Wash
ington Street. .aanltl ..uS oct9dtd
Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, ON new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses.
Carriages Harnesses &c.
Apl 20. i. D. BAILEY, AnctiOneer.
BY M. CHARLES 4 co.
1O9 Federal Street, Portland, Me, and 81 Hanover
FL tN e Street. Boston, Mass.
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Goats,
Blankets, Rubber Goats, Bed Spreads Sheets, Cutie
ry, Varieties. and Wall Tents, &C., Sc. g..
~ Auction sales every evening" and goods ut pri-
yate sale during the day. 500 144ir H
o.. ......r lHl aug n. uti
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Confectionery and Variety Stock
II q - = -
French Millinery.

TN store centrally located. Rent low. This is a
/ good chance for man woman with capital
Of few hundred dollars. Apply to HI
Z oct1,d1w& w. Fl. FERRIS.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Midnight.

IS
Official returns from forty-nine counties give
Sharswood majority OF 4,4S5. The counties
to hear from are Bradford, Cannon, Clarion,
Clearteld Elk, Fulton, Forrest, McKeon, Mer-
Ger, Monroe, Pike Potter, Sullivan, Wayne,
Wyoming, Lawrence and Susquehanna, which
in 1866 gave a Republican majority of 1886.
The Republic can concede the election of Shars-
wood. .t.4.. ..,l. s
Ldter-Tbe following counties give majori-
ties for Sharswood: iMifflin 204; Juista 297 ;
Jefferson 45; Fayette 67S; Green l413; Clarion
1888 Williams has majoriIies in the following
counties: Armstrong 631; Somerset 1915; WASH
ington 1867; sBeavbr 53S; Lawrence 1547; Mer-
Ger 81; Bradford Dos; Susquehanna 1876.
The latest footings give Williams s64 majority,
witlrl2 counties to hear from, which last year
gave Democratic majority of 1924.
III UFisl4 .sa PITTsBURG, Oct. H.
Allegheny county Williams majority 6,425.
g.8s go NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
A table in the Tribune this morning shows
1,394 majority for Sharswood in Pennsylvania
Official returns fl ON IL counties, received since
the above was made up, reduces Sharswood's
majority to 514. ,e.stia. ah
DIES MONIES Oct IL.
Election returns from 90 counties thus far
heard from, give the republicans majority of
over 1900 The remaining counties will
probably increase this to 20,000. l.,l
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Ud.l ny rELEaRApH no rHR
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL.
The Age makes the majority for Sharswood
5,355, and the Press calculates that Williams
will have a majority of GEO. The official re-
turns are made to-day and the matter will
soon be settled. = .-.isf74 if-s
The official for this city is, Williams 40 587 !;
Sharswood 52,074; majority for SharswOod
z4S7,i instead of 2,879 as before reported
Cumberland county (officiaD, Williams ,4Sl !;
Sharswood ,231; majority for Sharswoodi 800
Lebanon county (otficiaD, Williams 3,625;
wood 25O1; majority for Williams ,124.
"a Official returns from Chester county gives
1893 majorityfor Williams; Schuylkili county
1,125 for Sharswood; Douphin county 400 for
Williams: Delaware county majority for VIII
lams 1859; Montgomery county majority for
Sharswood 1897; York county majority for
Sharswood $685. Lancaster county majority
tor Williams 1924; Franklin county majority
for Sharswood 1872; Lehigh county Sharswood' 3
majority 1,627; Union county Williams ma
lonty AIS; Bedford county Sharswoods major
lty SS9; Bucks county Sbarswoofs mai. CSC;
Ere county Williams majority 2,076; Hunt
lngton county Williams majority 1,751; War
rem county Williams majority 672; Butler
. county Williams majority 277; Clinton county
Sharswood's majority 876; Lycoming county
Sharwood's majority 753.
Official returns give ShaTswood maorities
IN the following counties:-Center $685. Cam
bria 952; Columbia ,757; Northumberland
446; Westmoreland /, 433 gaa
Official returns give Williams majorities i'm
the following counties; Snyder 436; Blair 525
indiana la; Venango 400; Warren 672;
crawford .383 o. III ---.....s
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Corn.
k0 n00 BUSHELS Western Mixed Corn,
CO.OOO in store and elev ltor. For sale
by BLAKE, JONES s. GAGE,
octSdiW ~. II Al IA No. Calf Block.
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COLLEGE CoNNENCEMENTs.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

From Our Special Correspondent - .o..
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 6, 1857.
The University of Vermont, whose sixty
third commencement occurs this week, established
about $780, when the Green Mountain State almost
an unbroken wilderness She has struggled against
difficulties which would have sWamped many similar n-
stitutOns outlIved the evil OF suspension during tns
War OF 1872 when she generously offered her halls for
barracks and her students as soldiers, outlyed oIhef
Temporary embarTasSmeDts, and stands to-day, as nef
freds believe on the high road TO increased prosperity
BY the act Of the Legislature OF 49, the Agrcntuial Cor
consolidated with the University The Agrlcutufa oe
parmen has been in operation one year. Win the hoes
satisfactory results. .-,..,.....
discourse by President Angel on Sunday.
To-day has been devoted to the anniversaries OF tne
literary societies. The weather Is intensely lot, anu the
n tbe forenoon the Rev NJ r. Vincent Of Troy n Y,
addressed the Society for Religious inquiry Inc saect
OF hs discourse was Christian Unity, founded upon tne
text John VIII 90 That they all may be one, az tbou,
come one in us' afternoon the Phi Beta Cappa
celebrated their anniversary ana were
nv the Rev Andrew =. Peabody, ID. D., OF Harvard Col
t6n Of the positive system Of philosophy Previous 10
the discourse meeting OF the society was heId ah 40
cordng 10 custom, their massive gold badges ana red
ribbons were voted to the best third or e class IN shoar
shin The several societies held their reunions TO-
i"eN' ~ ''' BrRLINGroS, Vt, Aug. 8, 1887.
To-day nj the commencement Of the University Of Yer
mont the following degrees were conferred; -, =
Master Of IrtOn Henry CLARK, eoT Of The Rudnd H,rad sA
or de Rev Pny White Of Chaplain OF the State senate
Doctor Of Dcat the Rev John Herrk OF the Bangor T<
the Rev George B0srtman OF BnghAAt0
| n T. the Rev Albert II. Baily OfSheldon. VI
LdgGCn Thddses seTens Of Lancaster Pa % the Hea
VIM Wheeler Malone President the NeNYork Coasuts
topal Convention and liz IOa John Of Chicago
The attendance Is large. The 7th Regiment Eand Of
| New-Y ork Is here dscouTsing most delightful music
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09

cuon oblivion conceal the past ana the sacred
mantle OF patriotism cover our errors. .
Friends TO preserve our nationality let rs i've In
unon United We stand divided we fall. We have sad
lesson of this truth Listen tohe counsels OF experience
from an old friend your ancient ehefaln On the verges
OF the tomb what ambition can havef Before closing
my eyes forever wish 10 you tranquil and prosper
GUS respected aud happy with entire control over the
vast and envied resources embraced by our favored
country. A. L. De SANTA ANNA.
Heroic CITY Of Vera Crns, JialeA 1851.