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20 prevent some ladies from
run over by the Northern bound trs
ter stepped to the other track and was
lately struck by the Erie train and kill
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. ...--
'UFFALo, Sept. pa fire occurred at h
6 O'clock this evening in Adams hIoek
X A NsAS.
COL FoRsYTHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT
ING WITH THE INDIANS

COL. FoRsYTHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT
ING WITH THE INDIANS
FORT WALLACE, Sept. N.-The chief scout
L. l.. Howe, just from Col. Forsythe and the
camp on the Delaware fork of the North fork OF
Republican river, reports that Capt. Carpen-
ter, who started from New Cheyenne on the
morning of the oath, reached Col. Forsythe on
the morning of the Goth. He saw no Indians
on the way other than the bodies of eight or
more warriors, evidently killed in a fight linear
1y twenty miles away.
The command which left there on the oath
under Col, Bankhead, with provisions supplies,
&c, arrived soon after Capt. Carpentt r. They
were attacted on the way by party of Indians
who wanted their stock, but did not get any of
it. Col. Forsythe lost five men killed and
twelve wounded and all his horses. The In,
dian loss was about eighty killed and wounded,
besides large quantity of stock. The fight the
first day is described as being the most desper-
ate that has ever taken place on the plains, the
Indians making charge after charge ,and some
times coming within fifty feet of the men =
The island on which the troops were, having
onlv a few bushes, and there being but small
amount OF grass, they were almost entirely ex-
posed, their only defences being breastworks
OF sand which were thrown up with their
hands, the men having no entrenching TOOLS
A part were frequently obliged to suspend
their work to resist the attacts of the Indians
who made several charges and rode around the
breastworks
The Indians were Sioux, CheyenDes and Ar
rapahoes. They numbered from six to seven
hundred and were well armed with Spencer
carbines and Henry rifles. 1t is estimated
that they fred 10000 rounds of rifle shots, be-
sides arrows, as the ground in the vicinity wa;
thckly strewn with the latter. But little
fighting was done on the second day after that
though portion of the Indians remained in
the vicinity until the last three days, but nc
attact was made by them. The scouts saw
trails of large parties driving many horses and
mules going south and east. 81
1t is thought that the design of the Indians
is to get below the Arkansas They would pro
badly cross at Monument Col Forsythe';
command was to start for Fort Wallace thi.
morning, and will reach here in four or five
days. The Colonel's wounds are doing wei
and he is said to be in no danger.
NEW YORK, Sept. pa private dispatch
from Fort Wallace, Kansas, received on Sat
urday, states that Col Forsythe, who was bad
ly wounded in the recent Indian fight near the
Republican river, has arrived at the Fort. H
has had bis wounds dressed and is doing we'll
Most of his command were New York Stat
men. f--lt tElaes-- Il s4'
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Freights continue stiff
but with large supply of vessels fully equal the
demand; The increased rates TO Boston will un-
doubleday tend to materially advance prices at New
York, both at pubic and private sale, as Freights
lave not risen there in relative proportion to those
at this point There is steady increase of tonnage
over last year and it is not improbable there will be
nearly OOO0 900 more tons produced, provided there
is no further trouble at the mines, which amount
will not more than meet the legitimate demand
We quote Coal Freights as follows:-To Bangor,
mouth, So % q so; Ame:bury, So Co. Beverly,
1925; Boston, So 10 q So Chelsea So 80: Charles
town, 50 25; Danversport, 80 80; East Cambridge,
hill 81 IS; bingham. So 80; Hyannis, So 25; Lynn
s. % a 80; Marblehead, SIS 25; Maiden, So 90;
Newburyport, So so; Nantucket. 50 25; New Bed
ford, 81 80 27s; Nahant, SIS 50; Plymouth, S. 25;
PrOvincetown, 50 So; Salem. 50 10 a 8 So; Truro
| So so; Weymouth, 80; Providence, 81 50 q rs.
,RLEsToN, Sept. 20. -Freights-T Liverpool a
vessel has been placed on the birth I'D p Id. Oh
uplands. We quote to the West Indies. Cuban ports
$40 "a r. Gold, " M on Lumber for North side, and
Sl1 a IL " NJ, Gold. for South side. Coastwise-TC
| New York, by steam So % bale Upland Cotton
and 81 so ~ tierce Rice; by sail, Boards $40 %
! NJ; on resawed Lumber $1l and Timber $13 P M
To oston, by sail. ELL " al on resawed Lumber and
| Sl3 y M ON Timber.
| NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 23.-Freights-The market
is quiet, without any material change rates. Foy
| foreign ports the tonnageis ample to accommodate
all the offerings. We notice the engagement of one
barque for Havre at 1ac ~ lib. for Cotton. Coastwse
the regular steamers are getting fair cargoes, and
there has been one sailing vessel put up in that di-
| rection. We Cotton by steam to New York
and Boston Il; to Philadelphia 4c; Tobacco to New
York s 90 4Y hid. Flour TO New York So a. 9Oc p
bbl.; do to Boston and Philadelphia 81; Pork and
| Beef to New York and Boston 81 rs ty bbl; Corn
to New York 18c W bush. By sail, the rates are =
9-16 g I'D " ID. for Cotton to Liverpool; 1sc ~ fb
tor Cotton to Havre; $12 90 W hhd for Tobacco tC
| Havre and 10 q AIS P hhl. 1or Tobacco to Liver
| pool. Cotton to New York and Boston &c ~ lib.
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COM M f. xS G L a L .

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. % -Money steady at "a 5 per
cent closing frmer and active. Sterling Exchange
lOsS q 1851 Gold lower, opening at 1929 and closing
az IL 9. There was considerable excitement IN the
Gold room this afie rnoon the market evidently b, =
ing IN the control of the bears. Governments dull
ana closing lower Henry Clewes 81 Co. furnish
g la; do 5.2os 1862. 1l3k a 1871; do 1864 1921 q
lo9s do isS9, Iiot q ilos do new, 1888 a 1888; no
1O42.
Border State stocks steady
Railways dull and lower. Express stocks irregr-
lar. Miscellaneous shares active. The following Are
$50 fgures:-Canton, 4s t9 40; Adams Express, 81
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TEXAS.
THE EXPLOITS OLE FREERnorERs.

~ THE EXPLOITS OF FREEBOOTERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-A special to the
Washington Bulletin says advices through
army sources from Marshal, Texas, state that
the country in that neighborhood is overrun by
robbers; that all the roads are entirely unsafe
except for considerable armed bodies, and that
band of freebooters, numbering 100 men, well
mounted and armed, were roaming through the
country. About the 9TH inst they captured 40
government wagons loaded with supplies. The
commanding officer at Sulphur Springs, Tex
as, which is'garrisoned by a small company oil
Both infantry had sent an express to Gen. Hard
ing,e commanding at Marshal, stating that if
! not reinforced, his garrison which was surroun.
ded would be slaughtered. A company OF
the 10Th Infantry and 80 picked men besides,
had just started to reinforce him.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept. 26.-Sugar-M uscovadoes fair Il
good refininins u az reals P arrobe Freights dull
Other articles unchanged. Exchange on london a
l3i a IA per cent. premium.
LONDON, Sept. Observation-Disclosures securi
ties quiet United States 520's 73t; Illinois Contra
shares 93l; Erie do 33t.
l. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2S-Atternoon.-Cotton frmer
sales 1900 bales Cotton at Havre is 121f tres or
dinarie. Flour quiet Provisions dull. Cheese
quiet. Lard dull. Petroleum quiet lsn5 r.
LONDON. Sept. 2S-Evening.- secuTitie
firm; United States 5-29's 70; Illinois shares "a
Erie shares 33s. a u erT -
FRANKFORT. Sept 2s-Evenng.-United State
5-20's closed at 75S. ~
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 28-Evening.- advanc
sales 1900 bales. Spirits Petroleum 1905 ID cal
Spirits Turpentne 26s.
ANTWERP, Sept. observation-disclosures mar
ket heavy
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NORTH CAROLINA.

TROUBLE BETWEEN NEGRO SOLDIERS AND
- eel z.asts.u .s CITIZENS. .. I..
8 GoLDsBoRo, Sept. 2s.-On Friday night last
some of the q. s. colored troops at that point
attempted to interfere with two colored Dem
ocratic speakers but were checked by white
citizens. a Ft..
In conflict last night between some color
ed soldiers and citizen negroes, one of the for
mer and one of the latter were wounded. Am
putation Of the lower limb in the latter case
was necessary. Constant excitement prevails
ty on the part of the citizens.
The above dispatch is signed by j. H. Rowell
and N B. Topping, citizens of Goldsboro.
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OH 4 o.

ACCIDENTS AND LOSS OF L1Fa.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.-The pitcher tunnel,
on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad,
which caught fire some days ago and has since
been burning, caved in yesterday and buried
two men. Their remains cannot be recovered.
While construction engine was backing up
to the scene of the disaster it ran over two
p hand cars, containing eighteen men, instantly
killing five OF them and seriously injur G
three Others, two Of whom are not expected to
recover. ~
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TENNESSEE.
ASSASSINATION OF GEN. HINDMAN.

MEMPHIS, Sept 28.-Gen. j. G. HndmaD,
late of the Confederate army,iwas assassinat-
ed at his residence. in Helena, last night. TIE
Superintendent OF Police received dispatch
this afternoon directing him to arrest man
named Robbins, passenger on the Shreve
who, it is believed, committed the deed Rob-
bins was arrested and sent back. He is from
Springfield, Missouri, and served under Hind
man. He stoutly denies being the murderer.
Ldter.-A special dispatch to the Avalanche
Tonight SAYS Gen. Hindman was shot at IL
o'clock last night, while sitting in the midst OF
his family smoking. His left hand, which
held the pipe, was carried away by the charge
of buck shot, two of which entered his necl
infiicting a wound, from which he died eigh
hours after. 1t is believed he was assassinate'
by political enemy.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.


.-s RAILROAD DISCONTINUED. ---
MONTREAL, Sept 28-lt is reported that the
President of the Grand Trunk Railroad has
received instructions from England to close
the road from Richmond TO River de Loup, in
consequence of the loss it entails y wa
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE COURSE Of MIR.
u ID 'ir HOWE ri'.hI IN
% A dispatch from Halifax says there is a
growing dissatisfaction among the repealers at
Mr.. HoweS' course. He is very reticent and
does not contradict the reports OF having ac-
cepted the situation. ~
THE FISHERIES.
Gaspe correspondence states that the cod
fisheries at Perez and neighborhood are good.
DISCHARGE OF THE EXPRESS ROBBERS.
TORONTO, Sept. 2S-Isaac c. Morton and
Charles E. Thompson, the express robbers were
discharged to-day, on the ground that the
crime with which they were charged does not
come uuder the treaty. The magistrate init
mated that he had no doubt of their guilt, but
by his interpre tation of the law he had no al
Tentative but to discharge them.
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GEORGIA.
slklattk ~ q l4If
DEMOCRATIC MEETING-sPEECH OF GEN. GO

DEMOCRATIC MEETLNG-SPEECH OF GEN. COR
DON.
ATLANTA, Sept ga Democratic meeting
was held in this city Saturday night, which
was largely attended. 1t was, preceded by a
torchlight procession. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Gen. Gordon and others. General
Gordon said the South longed for peace. That
whatever might be the result of the coming
Presidential election, the South would acqui-
zee in the will of the United States as express
ed through the ballot box. They propose to
submit. peaceably and quietly to all laws inn
posed by the authority of the government. He
pointed out its past submission to the laws
outrageous in their violation of the rights aud
interests of the South an evidence and guar
antee of its conduct in the future. He said
that should Gen. Grant be elected President
and should any power, North or South endeav-
or to prevent his Inauguration, he for one
pledged his word and best services to place
him in the Presidential chair.
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BoeaOn Stock List,
-a.a N. o. CRAM,
Commission Merchant,
haa OFFERS HIS SERVICES FOR TIE ~
Safe, Purchase, and Shipping of
9 MerfhGndise. Hs ao. a4a
Sale Of Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores.
OFFICE OF U. S. ORDEANCE AGENCY, !
Cor. Houston and Green Sts., tentrdnce

f-r..UI OFFICE OF U. :. ORDEANCE AGENCY,
Cor. Houston and Green Sts., ter,trdnce
Post ONCE Boz 1sn.)
y ceived at this Office until Saturday, October a.
1,6S at II NJ, for the purchasing ct condemned call
non, shot, shell, scrap, wrot and cast iron, brass
points on the Atlantic coast, to wit: Fort Hamilton
and Redoubt. Forts Wadsworth, Lafayette, Column
bus and Schuyler. and Castle Williams in New York
Forts Adams and Walcott, Newport harbor, Il. /.
Fort Constitution, Portsmouth harbor, n. II. Fort
Knox Bucksport Forts Prebe AMI Scanned, Port
land harbor, Me. Forts Pickens and Barrancas,
Pensacola harbor, Fla Mobile and Forts Games
aud Morgan, Mobile hirbor, Ala.
This sale contemplaes the disposition of
70 cannon in New York barber, est-
mated as weighing 437, o33 lbs.
ed as Weighing ~ lOs,5oo "
weighing 269 500 g
10 cannon in New London harbor, est
mated as weighing 966i5 "
1l9 cannon in Pensacola harbor, estimat-
ed as weighing S1l,6S9 /"
20 cannon in MoDi'e harbor, estimated
as weighing 10000 '
estimated as weighing 1O9,962 e
Also smaller lots at Fort MALARIA, Youngstown. N.
T., Fort ontario, Oswego, N, Y, and Sacketts Har-
Dor. NY. KIM -si.
The condemned shot and shell am uniting in the
aggregate TO ,ls6,45i bs in quantity at each of
TIE above mentioned Forts; also scrap wrot IRON
amounting in the aggregate to 46s 1881 lbs Full and
compile catalogues Of the property offered can be
had on apple tion this office, the Ordnance Office
at Wash ngton, and TO the Commanding Offices OF
he different Forts. o. Il. -ii1
Terms Cash. Ten per cent. on the day of sale, and
the mainder when the property is delivered. Thir-
ty days will he allowed for the removal of heavy ord
nance all other Stores will be required to be remov-
ed within ten days from close of sale.
! The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory Prior to the
acceptance OF any bid will have to be approved by
the War Department
Bidders will state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept Stores and the humber and KINDS
| they propose 10 purchase. Deliveries will only be
made at the forts.
Proposals will be addressed to Brvt Col. S. Cuspin
Major OF Ordnance, U A, endorsed = Proposals
Tor purchasing condemned ordnance and Ordnance
Stores" 'i-'
S. CUSPIN,
Brvt Colonel, U. S. A.,
| ,oo Major OF Ordnance.
| sept26-oct to- 7th-l4
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NEW JERSEY.

ACCIDENT IN AN IRON MINE.
NEWARK, Sept. 28.- Four miners, named
VIM. More and Richard Sampson, from Bris
toll. England james Richards and James Thorn
as, of Cornwall, England, were instantly crush
ed to death last Thursday, by the falling in o
shaft of the iron mine at Mount Hope, Nor
ris County. They were buried on Sunday
Immense crowds of miners attended the tuner
al. They were buried in one grave.
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$500 a Month Made
SELLING
SteeIe's Rubber Cement!

NOW on exhibition in this city every day by
IN drawing large load through the streets with
each trace oil the harness cut and Joined with this
wonderful Cement 1t will break in another place
sooner than where joined. Equally as good on Earth
EN-, Glass Ware, China, Marble, Wood or articles OF
any kind Simple to use. This is the first and only
place it has been shown upin this State. Would like
to sell the State right to some party. 1t will only
take small capital to start with, and any live man
can clear over five hundred dollars per month by.
selling, in cities, at Fairs, SC. Call quick if you
want the chance.
Headquarters City HOTEL. e. STEELE
P. S.-This Cement will be sold for few evenings
at MARKET SOU are. Price ID ana ID GEMS
per bottle.
If you give it rial fair,l
And think it not wonder rare,
Your money freely III pay back back,
And for my rivals clear The track.
Al, Aseni I, Jdress j. Z. STEELE,
'n0 "o'''' Office 80 Varick Street, New York.
September g. d3ts
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"a; United States 47f; Pacific Mail, 1O9s a 1898
traI, 1881 q 1873; Erie, IS 4s; do preferred 7OJ a
n; fiudson 1891 a 14s4 tfarlem, 121 q 1928; Read
ing e33 "a 935 Michigan Central, lis a 1881 Mich
igaf Southern, $50 q ses; Illinois CenuaIl44a a
14l2 Cleveland y Ptshurg, So q $50; To edo, 1o1J
Rock Islani, 1915 a 1925 hicag5 d North Western
Sst a. EST; Hartford & Erie, 24l. ts.-s...
afhe receipts at the Sub-Treasnry to-day amounted
to s3.759s16; payments, Ss,534,Cs2; balance, $685.
Hi- y ~ ~ ~ 80
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate of
OHIO W BURNHAM, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs All persons having de-
man,ls upon the estate of said deceased, are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
SUMNER BURMA j, Admir-.
Portland, Sept l, 1868. sept21-d1aw3ws
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot at Auction

{ n TUESDAY, September 2sth, at 3 o,cIocL D
SEN will be sold the property No. 20 Plsssant
M sad property consists OF two story buiId :
;;sa ged with store and tenement ofI6 rooma
AMI b u. enroughout Good cellar with plen,y OF soff
az teef mater and good outbnidings. Lot So by
oxner is ahn, above property must be sold as he
VIII na. ~ 1,9aiied at sale. Terms at sale.
sNP'-oteN II. o. BAILEY Amor
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H. PATTEN a. CO., Auetioueer-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
f. VI. PATTEN 81 CO., Auetieneer..
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
Stock of a Grocery and Provision

On THURSDAY, October LIST, at 10 A. M, in
~ Store corner OF Gray q Bracket streets. Coffee,
sugar, Tea, Spices, Bee, Pork, Lard, Kerosene. We
gelaoles, .Toekery, Scales, Measures, Meat Block,
behcn and Tools, Lamps, &c At 105 o'clock. large
ice Chest lTen Safe. At eleven O'Clock In dwelling
over Store, Piano Forte Mahogany Sofa and Chairs,
Mlrrors, Bedst ads Carpet, Chilson's Cock Stove,
Parlor Stove, Bathing Tub, Ret iperator. &c. AZ
" O'cloct, Roam HORSE, seven years DID, sound and
kind, stands without teing, not afraid OF the cars
is good stopper aud great roadster, sold for fault
owner going West.
ALSO,
Harnesses, Heavy Express Wagon, Riding Wa
gon, Sulkey, Hay Cutter, Sleigh, new last winter
cost Sl3o. sep29-dtd
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X. M PATTEN IL CO., Aucs,enoers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Real Estate on Chestnut Street.

" pr misses, No. 80, northeast site Chestnut next
below Oxford Street, will be sold the property known
as the Blake estate. The house OF wood, two and
rooms, with closets, panries, clothes presses with
roomy cellar. Building well arranged for one or Two
families. Lot has 'front.' OF about 40 ieet by about
IL IN depth. with fne gar ten stocked with fruit
trees, grape vines, Sc. The entire proper ty sur
rounded with beautiful elms For the merchant or
meehanie this IS desirable p ecc Of property, being
it OF 5000 at time of sale. sept29itd
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NEW HAMPSHIRE z.

DEATH OF AN EDITOR. 3D.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept 28.-Abner Greenieaf,
formerly editor and proprietor of the New
Hampshire Gazette, died to-day, aged 3d.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 28.-The Republicans
nominated Noah Davis, for Congress in the
18th district. 5,..t..., ....s-.-s =.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, Sept. pa movement is on
foot to run John Allen for the legislature
Inc exports OF specie last week amounted to
only l04 600, less than has been sent out dur
ing any week of the last Is years.
Commissioner Rollins is in town.
Several cigar peders have been arrested and
their unstamped cigars confscated in the
suburbs by revenue officers the past week.
Since the passage of the bankruptcy act 1900
cases have been adjudicated in this city.
Charles Reade, the English playwright, has
sent El0 sterling for the benefit of the two
persons lately shot at the Broadway Theatre
by the Sherff's roughs. 80
In the Internal Revenue conspiracy case TO-
day the Government concluded with its wit
nesses, when the opposite counsel demanded
that Buckley be called, but the prosecution
declined to do SO. +,sl94'f ITT
DAY paraded and banquetted in honor of st.
Crispin.
Only four members of the Chamber of Co H.
merce assembled to-day on the call for meet
ing to devise means for the relief of the South
American sufferers, and it was stated the sub
ject be considered at the next regular monthly
meeting. ph -n9T z--a-=
John Radigan, a member of the Brook lyn
Volunteer Fire Department, is on trial for
stealing at fires. l
Judge Gilbert, of the Supreme Court, to-day
declined granting an injunction preventing the
building of quarantine buildings on Cony
The dwelling of Mr.. Shunfield at Smith
field, Long Island, was burned Saturday night.
with some three thous md dollars in bonds
Loss $4,000 on dwelling.
SAD ACCIDENT
ELMIRA, Sept 28-Isaac Slater a laboring
man, about 40 years of age, was instantly
killed by the cars in this city this forenoon.
In attempting to prevent some ladies from be-
ing run over by the Northern bound train,
Slater stepped to the other track and was i'm
mediately struck by the Erie train and killed ).
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BUFFALO, Sept. pa fire occurred at half
past o'clock this evening in Adams block on
Washington street, near the post office, caused
by the bursting of gas pipe in the basement
of the Commercial Advertiser office. A large
five story building in the rear of the block was
entirely destroyed, occupied by the proprietors
of the Commercial Advertiser, an extensive
job printing establishment and others. The
loss is probably about $150,OOO. Mathews &
Warren lose their entire stock of type, presses
etc, valued at $4,000; insured $6S,O0O. The
Advertiser will be issued as usual tomorrow
oft
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A special dispatch to the Dispatch says a
train on the Central Railroad with 200 of the
10Th Infantry on board, bound from Washing
ton for Tennessee, ran off the track this after
noon near Gcrdonsville, killing four and
wounding quite number. Four cars went of
the track. Three companies of the same regi-
ment lett here to day for Tennessee.
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Portland Water Company Bonds.

{ oOPoNS Que Oct. LIST, will be payable in god
" ree OF government tx, on and after that da e,
at the office OF T. ID. Head & T. III. Perkins. 80 City
Exchange, Boston, or at the office of L. Won Hoff-
man & Co, 6 Hanover Street. New York.
60 ,oe--d10d
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Mrs. O'Donovan Rcssa istalented, young and hand
some, thus possessing the main natural adyantaoe s
requisite TO success. Her rich eoquence impressive
voice and graceful gesture, ma lie deep impression
OIL her hearers, SO much that she was frequently
Interrupted by bursts OF applause.-[N. " Tribune.
1t was rich intellectual treat a feast of reason
aow ct poet and eloquence. She is one of natures
elted daughters, and will assuredIy make her mark
as reader OF poetry.-[N. Y. sun. .-.... .
The immt nse audience that greeted her was one of
which the most b illisnt artist ght teel proud
There are few, ii any, other ladies in the United
o'ates could have gathered on the same platform SO
MANY eminent persons dsagreeirg on all other ques
tons-- -. Y. Star.
September 20, 1868. dtd