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WISCONSIN,.
ATROCIOUs MURDER.

MADISON, Nov. ga German named Nicho.
las Surion, living in the ouatry west of this
city, was found in the road early yesterday
morning few miles out of the city, with his
skull broken and otherwise beaten His pock-
cts had been rifed, and he is supposed to have
been murdered and robbed.
A run on the Milwaukee Bank commenced
on Saturday.
BANK FAILURE.
The Wisconsin State Bank has suspended
liabilities heavy.
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KENTUCKY.
sITrCIDF OF AN EMINENT rAwvEp

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-Gen. A. B. Read, an
eminent lawyer in this city, committed suicide
to day by shooting himself through the head
with a pistol. He leaves a wife and several
children. Pecuniary embarrassment is said to
have led him to commit the act.
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MASsACHUSETTs.
A MAINE GIRL ABDUCTED.

SPRINGFIELD Nov. 9.-John Allen was ar
rested in Chicopee Saturday for the forcible
abduction of girl named Emma Burke from
her home at Augusta, Me-, and committed to
jail in this city. He will be taken to Maine as
soon as a requisition can be obtained.
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GEO RGUA.
GEOhGlA.
REWARD OFFERED FOR ARPFST OF NfuPDEPFJ

REWARD OFFERED FOR ARREST OF MURDERER
ATLANTA, Nov. 10--Gov. Bullo TX has issued
a proclamation offering a reward of $4,000 for
the arrest and conviction of the person or per-
sons who caused the death of A. C. Ruffin,
Sheriff of Richmond county, killed during the
election riot in Augusta
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Flour, Flour, Flour


NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws:
Aug 6, 1868, is prs Boot Fronts, Dress Pattern;
Aug 19, " bottles Brandy; Sept 8. | pr Blankets;
Sept 10 Isl doz bottles Ale dOz bottles Champagne,
doz bottles Brandy, 100 cigars; Sept "a, is prs.
Socks, skeins Yarn; Sept 25 bottles Gin; oct 2,
1 yalise containing ~ bottles Brandy, valisa con-
taing bottles Brandy; Oct Is, 80 bottles Brandy
bottles Wine, 9 bottles Liquor, skins Liquor, II
bundle Velvet; Oct 80, yds WOODEN Cloth.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within wen
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods VIII be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
ofCongress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, Nov. 7. 1858. uo9dIawSw
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HAVANA, Nov. THE following are the closing
quotations of merchandise for the week ending to-
day:-Sugar advancing; sales of Nos 10 to 10 Dutch
standard at st a 81 reals y arrobe; Nos Is to 20 at
81 a 10 reals Molasses Sugar a 7Jc reals accord
ing to quality. Molasses-Claped 81 a 81 reals Mus
eovado or common q 81 reals ~ gal. Lard quiet at
10 g 19fc in uerces and 20 "a 205 reals in tins Flour
dull at $40 30 a IL so ~ Dbl. Butter dull at % "a 35c
Tai ow active at 10t a lie ~ fb. Bacon firm at 1871
"a 19c. " ID. Honey steady at 81 a reals ~ gal
Potatoes quiet at So % q 90 93 bb Hams Ia a,
lSc " tb.. according quality. Shocks a 10 reals
Hoops $50 a 55 Tor long and $45 a 4s for short ~ M.
Freights declining account of surplus of tonnage
in port Exchange on the United States, go days
sight, currency. % q % per cent. discount.
LONDON, Nov. 9-Forenoon.- Consols 95a for mon
ey.
American securties-Unied States 5-2Os quiet at
7S3; Stocks steady; Erie shares 274 Illinois Central
shares 81.
FRANKFORT, Nov. --Forenoon.-United States
5-2O's steady at 7ea.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-Forenoon.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs firm. Corn 3Ss Sd.
Flour 27s. Spirits Turpentine firm.
LONDON, Nov acknowledgements closed at 94s
fo1 money and account
American securites-United States 5-20's 735
Stocks quiet; Illinois Central shares 963; Erie shares
272. =
FRANKFORT, Nov. 9-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed firm at 7S2 a 7SH
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-Evenng.-Cotton easier but
not quotably lower; tales 10000 bales Middling up
lands to arrive 10sd. Corn firm. Spirits Petroleum
fat.
Iallow Sis cd. Lnseed Oil cps los. Linseed Cakes
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For Sale,
THE Stock

THE Stock and Fixtures of Fruit 1d an and Gontse-
Room n beino under the U. S. Hotel. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling: Enquire at Market
Square, opposite old City HAIL
DO7d1w~ D. hAnAlL1ON " W.
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Boston Stock Asst.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov 9
Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED by
BROWN & BEADLE,
Solicitors OF
american and FOreign Patents

Mr.. Brown having had considerable experience as
ASSISTANT Examiner in the Patent Office is well ac-
quainted with the routine of business and the Off
cials therein. Messrs. B. & B. will make prelimina
ry examinations in the Patent Office, with view to
ascertain the Patentability of any Invention that
may be submitted to them for that purpose; will
the necessary papers for those who wish to
make applications for Patents for their Inventions,
or ter eTtenons reissues OF Enthusiastically grant,
ed; will act as Attorneys in presenting applications
at the Pat mt Office, and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the condition Of rejected applications when desired
to dos so, and undertake the prosecution Of such
may be considered patentabe, and do whatever else
s usually done by Patent Solicitors They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, being in di-
rect communication Nth The leading Manufacturers
aNoUer The country. They are thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors to employ them,
being in condition both to obtain Patents and to sci
he Rights.
Circulars and pamphlets turnishedon application,
rec of charge.
Office, 81 Federal Block,
Corner and Seventh Streets
WASHINGTON, d. G..
P.O. Box2
G. E. BROWN, OF Me. H. BEADLE, fMass.
wtf36
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New Flour Store.

Messrs. LATHAM, BUTLER & CO.,
HAVE TAKEN STORE No. IS Commercial
uStreet, Thomas Block and will keep constants
ly on hand large assortment of
Choice Southern & Western Flour
which they are prepared to sell at from four "a,
to eight ~ dollars below former prices "
The following brands may be found in onr stock:
Brilliant st. Louis, Gothic,
Prairie Belle do Castle,
Columbus IT. do Quincy Eagle,
Queen Of the West, 'Rawson,s Minnesota
Bertschy's Best, Gleuwoos. &c., sc.
us a call before purchasing
LATHAM, BUTLER & co.
November 3, 1868. diff
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Freights-The current
rates OF coastwise Freghts remain without material
change, but have advanced very much to New York
by canal on account Of the extreme activity in that
market. If Freights to New York still further in
crease there will be sufficient nducement tor out
side We ssels to enter into that traffic.
CHARLESTON, Nov 6-Freights-ToL LIVERPOOL, by
steam to arrive, room is held I'd }9 H. on uplands
and 10 on Sea Islands, by sail, ID on Uplauds and I'd
on Sea Islands. To the West Indies. Cuban ports $40
a IL, Gold, " M on Lumber for North side, and 81
a IL P Nj, Gold, for South side COastwise-To New
York are brisk and room in demand; by steam, lie %
I'd. on Upland Cotton, and 81 90 ~ fierce Rice by
Sail, &c P I'd on uplands; on Boards $40 4y NJ; on
resawed Lumber 81 and Timber $13 % M. To Bos-
ton, by sail, 81 ~ NJ on resawed Lumber and $13 q
M on Timber.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The market still dis
closed only moderate degree of animation. The
offerings of Cotton to Havre are somewhat less
while to Livery DOL there is improvement in the
demand for room. For other foreign ports there /.
little to go forward The unengaged tonnage for all
points is ample for present requirements. Coastwse
t ere has been no abatement in the demand by
steamers By sail we must still note little nothing
doing. There is one sailing vessel for Boston by
which full rates asked The following rates now
govern the market:-C0ttOn by steam to Liverpoo
I'd: to Hamburg I'D; to New York and Philadelphia
1c; to Boston 4c P H.; Flour to New York soc; tt
Boston and Philadelphia 81 70 bbl. Corn to Northern
por 20 q 22c " bush.; Molasses to New York So
a 25 ~ Dbl. By sail, the rates 9-16d P H. TO
Cotton to Liverpool; to Havre lie; to Bremen J.,
to Boston 1tc ~ fb.; Tobacco 10 Bremen 52s Cd 4
bhd.; Moasses to Boston sc 4Y GAL; Flour to do 8
q soc ~ bbl.; Corn to Liverpool 81 % 1Od % bush.
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NOTICE.

MR. JOHN S. MILLIKEN became member OF
lNl our finn, November 2, 1858.
DAVIS, HASKELL & co.
Portland, Nov Z, 1868. nov9dlw
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NM e R CIAL +.



NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The Money market was
shade firmer at per cent. on Call loans, with per
cent per lay commission, but worked easy toward
the close of the day, and the supply at per cent.
regular and unsettled at 1G9 a 1891 Gold active
and higher. opening at 134s, advanced TO 1857 and
closed at 49, The transactions were heavy, the
gross clearings being S14O, 100000 Governments ac
tive, buoyant and higher. Henry Clewes & Co. fur
nish the following 430 quotations Coupon SIS 1881
ia li43; do 52os 1862 1884 q 1887; do 1854 iO7i
q lO1S DO 1862 1914 1915 Do new, ITO q 1Ot; do
ger. " ~
p, Border State bonds steady Missours. SO: old
nen,nessee's 69 new do. SO! a 20; old North Caro-
mas, TO q g.; old Virginia's. 500
Stock market opened with general decline but
subsequently, rallied and became active buoyant and
higher. though before the close there was reaction
from the higher point the market closing unsettled
The following are $50 fignres:-Pacifc Mall 11sB a
l1S2; Western Union Telegraph 35I a. 35s Fl ie
$50 80; do preferrel, go q "a; Reading 96 q 96H;
HarlIord q Erie, 26S g %; Michigan Central 116 q
142.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to So, $50, 552.
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FOR SALE.

GUNS, Pistols Powder, Shot, and all kinds OF
VI Cartridges for Rifles and Pistols. wholesale aud
retail w. ID. ROB1NSON,
oct15-eod3m 40 exchange st.
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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boeels ];
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sick and aceak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quoting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
W. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Agents for Maine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents.

For opinion, no charge. send sketch and descrip-
ton. For application send model not over one foot
in size, and SIG 5r>t Government and Stamp lees
Specifications, Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals: Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, 10 pages, sent tree. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Park Row, NY oc2lisd3m
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trust OF Administrator of the estate of
LORENZO HAMBLEN, late of Port and,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are requir
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES NALL, Admir-.
Portland, Oct. Goth, 1888. oc24-dlaw3w"
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

TRAVERSE JURORS, summoned for the Oeto-
Il Der Term OF the Supreme Judicial Court. are
hereby notified to be in attendance on Tuesday the
10th OF November, at O'Clock. A. NJ.
d. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Advertiser copy. no6dtd
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AUCTION SALES
Sherih's Sale

oHCIIH sale.
CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN on execution and will he sold st p,,,,,,
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, on Fridav MI
18th at p O'Clock in the afternoon at the Aucti"n
Room of +. o. Bailey, 100 Fore Street, Portland. in
said County of Cumberland, the following described
personal property, to wit: 1obacco, Cigars Starch
soap. Tea, White and Brown sugar, Herts, Keio-
Sene Oil. five boxes Raisius Salt Fish, Sweet and
> ices, Cream Tartar, Saleratus Soda Cayenne Pep
per, CoItee, Pickles, Mustard, Cocoa Shells and
cnotoate, Irvine, lacks. Crackers, &c. Also Fancy
6 Sds twenty pounds Linen Thread, Spool Cotton,
A aaper collars Stationery Combs Stoves Lace &c.
Ca9es 9 Se FIXTURES, Upright and Counter Show
oSSes' Scales, Measures, Clock. Sc
p. " BAILEY, Auctioneer. eP"'' SN''"'
oi'l'h'' Nov. 0, 1868. noviOdtd
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Who will Vote against Grant
and COlfay.

Every man in the Legislatures and
Congress who would not vote "anoth.
er man or dollar" to sustain our sol
diers at the front. Every Canada
sneak. Every editor and orator,
like Brick Pomeroy and Vallanding-
ham, who declaiined against the I'm
ion canse, and reioieed at the defeat
of the Union armies. Every scoun
drel and villain who shot at Provost
Marshalls, and burned the property
of Union men. Every Democrat fel-
low who sought British protection
from the operation of conscription
laws. Every draft rioter and Orphan
Asylum burner in New York city
Every cowardly supporter and SYM
pathizer with the plot of Milligan q
Bowles, who were sentenced to be
hung for their treason Every St.
Albans bank robber and murderer,
aad rebel boat burners; and every
member of the Ku Klux Klan, who
can get the opportunity, will vote
against GRANT and CoLFAx.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
PcndletOu.

The friends of PendIeton, who du-
ring the war were such peace men at
all hazards, propose to make a grand
military charge on the New York
democratic convention, by sending
1000 Pcn6leton-ites from Ohio,
dressed in military costume, accom-
panied by band and forty peices of
artillery. 1t is a grand and brilliant
idea, dressing these stay-at-home
peacc-men in military costume. Yer
ily, the times have wrought great
change What their uniform and
fas, will be, has not yet been deter
mined, but it is presumed their uni
form will be Confederate grey; their
flag butternut bush; their raticns
forty-rod whisky; their pay Confed-
crate shinplasters, and their Head
Quarters at Five Points, N. Y. O
democracy of the war, grid on your
armor and rally once more to the
support of Pendleton and his Gin
cinnati army, for, verify, he will have
TO fight for the nomination.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

all Republicans will aid US in increas-
ing our subscription during the pres
ent month, as now is the time to
work, and every Republican knows
the necessity of supporting their
County Organ, and carrying Marshall
County for the Republican Ticket.
We firmly believe that if the Re
publicans will nominate a good
{ (which they will most assuredly
do) County Ticket, aud then united
ly work for the election of their
candidates. that there is yet hope
of redeeming Marshall County.
To party that will work unitedly
and all the time, nothing is impossi-
bic.
Republicans, if you wish the sue
cess Of GRANT and CoLFAx, and the
entire Republican Ticket, send your
hayward friends copies of the Re-.
PUBLICAN. for when they fully under
stand the Principles of the Republi-
can Party they will vote the entire
Republican Ticket.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

one Representative jointly with Stark
County; but the last Legislature re-
eognizing our increased population
largely increased our representation
in the Legislature. As st. Joseph
has the joint Senator we thought that
there would be no question in regard
to giving Marshall the joint Repre-
sentative; but we learn that there
are candidates in st. Josepa County
for the nomination. We think, how
ever, that the Republicans of st. 10.
will recognize the necessity of nom
mating some good man from Mar
shall for joint Representative, in or
der to strengthen the Republican
ticket in this strong Democratic
county, for we believe that it is not
only necessary for Marshall to have
Representative, but that she is justly
entitled to the same. We have no
fears, however, but what St. Joseph
county will do what is right; and
that after the nomination she will
give at least Eight Hundred Repub-
lican majority for whoever is nomin-
ated to fill the position.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Democratic Convention.

AS the time for the holding of til e
Democratic Convention, in New
York, draws near, the war between
the peace. and war Democrats be-
comes more fierce. The eastern war
Democrats are uniting, and present
ing a bold front for Chase for the
Presidency; while the Western peace
men are equally loud in claiming the
nomination for Pendleton. The in
dications now are that the New
York Convention will be very SINH
lar to the Charleston Convention. 1t
is true that the love OF Office will
make the rank and file support al
most any man that may be nomina-
ted, but never will the war Democra-
cy of the East give warm support
to Pendleton and his reputation the
ories. They we'll know that, should
Pendleton's financial schemes be car
ried out, the entire country would
be involved in one general bankrupt
cy, which would bring ruin on both
the poor and the rich.
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Mr. w oolpert was doubtless sur
prised, and no wonder, to see so
large body of persons enter his
house without the least warning; but
he soon recovered himself, and went
from one to another, as happy as a
boy with new jack knife. The par
ty passed off pleasantly, and every
one felt that it was time and money
WE'LL spent. The meeting of the
Lodge was closed at the parsonage
in the usual form.
The wheat crop still appears fa-
yorable, though farmers entertain
fears of the rust.
Inwood now contains eight prac-
ticing physicians and medical stu
dents, in CO lsequence Of which, the
proper authorities are preparing to
enlarge our grave-yards this fall.
While Mrs. McMasters and Sallie
Morehouse, with a child of the first
were riding out, to-day, the horse,
ran away, throwing the ladies and
child out, but not seriously injuring
them.
Mrs. REBECcA HENDRICKS, wife of
Jacob Hendricks, died on Saturday,
the 9th inst, aged 26. Q. X. r.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
ENCOURAGING Signs

During the war, or '.latc onpleas-
antness.. Republicans, or Abolition
lists, as the enemy were wont to term
them, were in bad odor with the Cop
per- Gratis hereabouts; so much so,
that the latter gentry would not will
lingly accord them any rights, social
or otherwise. Now there are no Alb
olitionists,-only Republicans and
Democrats or Copperheads-and
there is no good reason why both
kinds shall not live together in peace
and harmony, wholly unmindful OF
the past. So the latter now act and
say.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Back Bone.

Since the outbreak of the war,
Marshall county has been the glory
land, the eden of democrats. AT
first they encouraged volunteering,
but only 10 republicans. They would
say TO a republican, go into the
army by all means,' and to the dem
ocrat, by oil means stay at homer--
The democracy then took possession
ofthe county offices, sent word to
their bretheren everywhere that they
had established paradise. This
brought accessions to their ranks in
considerable numbers, so that they
could elect the meanest copperhead
over the best republican who had
perilled his lie in battle for his conn.,
try They have grown rich and
powerful. Their splendor has. no
dazzle for the true man of principle;
the republican, who is one because
his is the party Of freedom, of jus
tice, Of progress, of oil that tends to
elevate and better the condition of
all mankind, in short, the party OF
"God and humanity" To a few
who have been weak minded, weak
kneed, and have had spinal Difficult
ties, and have cared more for a petty
place, in the gift of the party of repu
diation, Of opponents of the war, of
greenbacks, CT hard money and soft,
of yallandigham and Chase, of any
thing and nothing, the fascination Of
the glitter has been too great, and
they, after being slimed all over,
have been swallowed, head and heels,
10y the serpent they hate. God pity
such-they have no shack bone!!"
The great mass of republicans in
this county are such because they
know their principles are right,
and will ever continue in the faith,
as in the past they have done,
without the promise of any re-
ward. The republicans of Marshall
county, though often defeated, are
Justly praised by their more fortu
nate brethren elsewhere, for the
fights they have made. In the com
ing contest they will show themselves
more numerous, more alive, and
more determined to win, than ever
before. Every man now in the
ranks, has a good shack bone. -,
The worthless few that have fallen,
had no such article in their anatomy.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11

A PROSECUTING ArroRNEY,-for
the 9th Judicial District will proba-
bly, be nominated at Westville, La
porte county, on the day ofthe Con-
gressional Convention. Rumor says
that Major Calkins is candidate for
reelection. Hor. James r. Belford,
of Laporte, and Mr.. Paramlee, of
Rochester, we are informed, seek the
nomination also. Mr.. Belford is
well known as a lawyer and IS an
orator. Mr.. Parmlee's friends speak
Of him as a young lawyer who will
one day become eminent in his pro-
fession. Marshall county. without
now expressing any preference, will
heartily support either Of these gen.
tlemcn, if nominated.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Congressional Candidates.

Since the nomination Of Colfax for
Vice President. there has arisen a
great number of candidates for Con-
gress. Tie most prominent of the
numerous applicants are General Jas
per Packard, Hon. Charles Cathcart,
and Judge Osborne, of Laporte
county; Hon. A. Wolcott and Judge
Test, Of White; Col. Shryock and
Sidney Keith, Of Fulton; Aaron
Gurney anil Hon. Freeman Church,
of Porter. The above list comprises
only few of the candidates. If the
Republicans do not make a good
nomination, il will not be for lack of
candidates.
Marshall County Republican., 1868-06-11
Congressisnal Convention.

The Republicans of the 1lth Congress
sional District are notified that Mass
Convention for the nomination of a candi-
date for Congress for this District will be
held at
Westville, Lsporte County, Wednes-
day, june 24th, IsGS.
It is hoped that full delegation from
each county will be present. The Conven-.
tion will meet at 10 o'clock, 4. M., for or
ganization.
BY order of Committee,
KLINE G.. SHYROCk, Chairman.
p. s. 1t is proposed that a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial
Circuit be nominated at the same time and
place.