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"COSTAR'S'
Preparations.
EVERYBODY--Tries Them!
EVERYBODY-..Uses Them!
Observation-Disclosures in Them!
EVERYBODY Recommends Them

.sCOslar'A'' ExtermlnatOrs.
For Rata, Reaches. Ants, Sc.
..COstaf's'' Bed.Bug Exter.
Liquid-Kils. ssSure 1hing."
'sCOstar'a'' Insect Powder.
For Ileas, Moths, Insects, e.
.sCOsfar's'. Corn Solvent.
FOR Curn., Bunions, &c.
ssCOsfAr's'' RucklhOfn Ealve.
FOR Cuts. Burns. Bruises, &c.
ssCOstar's'' Bishop Pills.
Sugar CoAtsd) Dinner Pill.
ssCOstar's' Cough Remedy.
Fer Coughs Colds, &c.
.sC0slar.s.' Bitter Sweet
Orange Blossoms.
Beautifes the Complexion.
Makes the Skin fresh and fair
~ 4, Ba~are,f, Of all worthless LIMITATIONS.
- None ganriu. without "CakTAR'S" Signature
~ 25c aud Gee sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
~ 81 szes sent by mnil On receipt Of price.
81 s.pa,s for any three 81 sizes by Express
~ Is pays ftr eight II tires by Express.
address
HENRY r. COSTAR,
6I2 Broadway, y. Y.
A2For sale by all horsale and Retail Druggists a,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
Grand at Wholesale in all the Cities aud large town
in the u. 8. te2ldeodSwfy
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MusIc.-Mrs. A. c.. Burr, teacher of
French, Music and Drawing, corner Of Fifth
and Fulton streets. iy28,lw
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GLAD to meet our live Van Buren, and RAIDS
ical friend John I. Stuart. he reports the
situation lovely in his county.
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Hon. james I. Lane, Of Davenport, is
home again from the Keystone State, and
will shortly go upon the stump for Grant and
Colsax.
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BurrsR-Choice lots willcol.n aAd IS to $50 = D
Esss-13e.
PouIrar-Livs Chickens - % to n u q dos.
soasHun-so 70 100 Per ealiea-
PorAross-New - rs , barrel; old none in
market,
LARD-City cured lse Per b. Country cured
loo 70 lie per ID.
BBHswAx-34 70 S6e pef ID.
TALLow-In bbls. 10 to 1o4s; leoss % pssh.
FsATHsas- Prime SO 70 65s pss ,.
RAss-Cotton, b pr u.
H.r. s.4..- c...s =, = SD to ss;:s
vusaAs-1lliagtens cid~ ~ ~ n.
BRAa-Dsil 1t 7Ve PER Toe NJ.
RaUIfs-arsa Appiss es ~ - o 50 pr barrel
Dried AppIss 10 70 l13s pw ID. Dried
Peaches, lsc; sess Il nsfkst.
SK.Ds-Iinsthy 81 - 70 rs. Glover q ~.
Flax sssd u Is to q.
Ons-Coal oil $50. Linseed, NV 81 10, boflsd
:,1S Lard, u 1851 -. Fish u - to
LIVE srocK-Besf Cattle q ~ 70 q ~ gross.
Hogs, god lots, % 70 IS 50 gross. 6hssp
g 70 ; - gross. Veal Calves from = %
BAcoH-City cared caavasssd hams 1910, shout
ds1 lSic, elsar sides lse. Country osrsd
hams l4c; shoulders l3Ac; sides 5to Ice.
PoRK-Msss IS to $40 Per Dbl.
WooL-Tuh washed $780,; Asscs 10 Ans
SOC; unvsshed, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy cheics In aetivs demand at from
81 ~ to 81 90 per ton. Prairie s. 90
to - %.
WooD-45 50 to IS 50 per cord according to quail
ity, in good demand.
HIDKs-Gresn, So; do CURED loo; dry dint zoe;
do salt l5c Per ID.
sALr-Lake - 0o@3 10. Ohio River IS 10
on levee.
GLAss-sXl0 - 50. Rates discounted IS to 10
per cent.
NAILs-$5 90 rates.
BAR IRoH-4}c, rates.
vTMpEp 1.t .cd ~ 49,, IN
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Cnisa1o Live seesn Market.
BY Telegraph cncAso. July b.
Receipts-oattls ~ cars; hogs g cars.
Cassle-Extra y 759s %, fir to good % 1857 80
stockers % eAoo,
Hogs-Hxtra 50 so8s %, good 70 choice % III
a. So
sheep-Choice ss1514 fir to good - $3.50
LArRsT.
Cattis-Recepts 454. Market quiet and sAaier about
5000 head common cows and steers IRON Ter
in the pens. and large number. are being shppsd East
owners account the prices offered here being In
accordance with their views sales Of 245 head At
37xs IS FIR stecksrs; 5oD6 20 fsr fAir light ship
ping stock a. 80 for good to choice shipping bssves
nogs-Recsipts 2 $50. Under sclvs demand prices
continued in favor Of SELLER and lots pur-
chased upon arrival from the cars sAlss Of
l6e3 at o@l0 for extra choice smooth lots
ehsep-Dul for want Of stock for good mutton sheep
full prices would b paid.
Toledo MarAet.
By Telegraph TouDo, July IL
Flour Quiet.
Whsat-New amber Michigan sold At q 10.
Corn -ssiss Of No At g. 10 arrive at -
0ats-Dul and unchanged.
frslghts-Duli and nominal
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, July 81.
Flour QUIET ard hrm. Receipts $50 bbls shipments
1850 bbls.
Whsat-Dul; No sold up to 81 ~, but closed 1t ii
IL One lot Of wheat sold 1t u TO- sales for August
At u 81. Receipts 1o, $40 bnsh; shipments $500.
corn-Yrn; good demand; No S4BL No 2 At as
Receipts ", ! IS bush; shipments 15s,l7a
OAts-Dsc dtdiy lowsr. closing weak at t5a1z; new
oats so1sl.
Rye-ouist and nrm 1t q p 932 for Nos and 2 Re-
csipts rs bnah; ahipments 724
Bsrley-lirm; No l 1t 81 50 in store
Provisions-Firm; pork 12s 5oG2S S.
Undesirable At ny.
Preights-Frm; &c for corn to Oswego Ak to Buffalo
--LATEST.
At the evening board No closed with tree SELL
ers At g. other grains q tive.
Mess pork was held at t2S rs 30.
Lard was frmer; there rumors OF free sal.s nj
l7A
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Papers Of both political parties in the several counte.
requested 10 publish this notice and local commit
requssted to make the necessary arrangements
The meetings will be indoors whenever suitable hall
building be attained.
D. b. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Csh. Com
n. MrOAR, Chairman
Dem. Central Com
July IL, 1865.
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c.,..r.s,.. - sAs c.lersA P.epl.

| The colored people Of Ksoknk cslebrAts
70 day Enancipaaion in the West lndssss
| The meeting will bs held q kiIbourne'
| Grove. one half mile north Of the city.
Loren G. Rowell, Esq, Of the Keokuk Bar,
and Daniel Anderson and ]. c. Carey will
deliver addresses. This has become an an
nual event 10 this community, and the de-
monstration to-day promiass. to be equal to
any Of the previous celebrations.
KNOCKED Down BY Cow.-At an early
hour yesterday morning woman, while At
tempting in hasty manner TO cross Fourth
street rear the market, was attacked by .
fierce bovine and knocked down, and al
though not seriously injured, she received
some pretty severe bruises from the horns OF
the animal.
Persons who own ferocious beasts should
be cautious how they allow them to run Ct
large. It's dangerous practice, and those
Who indulge in it win please bear in mind
that they are liable to be called upon At any
time to p4y little bill Of damages. Take
care Of your ugly brutes.
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Tar highest point the thermometer reached
Yesterday, Was go in the shade.
A LARGE brass night key or safe key Was
left at this Office yesterday, which the owner
can have on application.
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view YORK enhances,

New York Finances.
By Telegraph INV Yoss July IL
Money Easy at30 5 per cent
doid-Activs and nrm. ranging 4l,ss45l&, cIe sinf
At 49, 145.
Governments declined A0h per cent. to-day. bu
closed steady with increased demand at sharp
Coupons 81 lS14 do 80 i4,f0sS do 81 l1l1DA d.
Is y az; do new 1895 l0-4os ssSo 7-3os s1fel4
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9 The WAY THE MONEY GOES. The
Davenport Gazette says scores Of harvest
hands may be seen about the saloons in that
city every evening, spending the money they
have earned in the grain fields Not unfre-
quently they get to knocking each other, and
the claret flows freely. Nothing serious has
resulted from these encounters as yet, but
threats to kill are numerous rs dollars among
the combatants
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-At IL o clock last
night the carpenter shop Of VIM. Wooley, on
the corner of Fifth and Blondeau streets, was
discovered to be ON FIRE. The structure being
. frame one, was soon consumed, spreading
TO the adjoining building, . paint shop,
owned BY Vim. Price, which was also soon
destroyed. A portion Of the contents Of the
latter Was saved. The tools and everything
eiso in Mr.. Wolley's shop are an entire loss.
No insurance on any Of the property.
The ERE was, Of course, the work Of an
1nceudiary, Is the carpenter shop, where it
originated, had not been in use for one or
Two days.
It is impossible to ascertain the loss that
aither party will sustain, or to particularize
st this late hour ct which 10 write, but We
promise !, full account in our next issue.
We understand that IN attempt was made
last evening to burn the bay press, situated
on the corner Of Sixth and Blondeau.
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sew ssrs .arn.,.

sew H0Y9 0aRhel.
By Telegraph NEW YeRx July IL
flour-Cossd nrn; active and ara for Low rades dull
and dropping Tor medium and good grades.
Whest-vsry firm and quiet at u ee0sl for No 2; u
9s0eR for mol spring.
Rye-ecarcs and firm at 81 1885
Osts-Duli and heavy At s2k IN store; s1sz aaost
corn-ouiet as 81 551a for unsound; q II for new
mixed western aAoat
Pork-vsy quiet self of mess at s2s 90 buyers At
s2s 37x
Beef-Unohanged
Cut Hests-Activs and hrr; 100 pigs bagged hams .,
a.
RAcon-Quist and nrn
Lrd-very arm, with fair inquiry; Is ssoh fur mir {
prime steam.
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1t. Louis navR0s
D. Telegraph D. Louis, July 81.
Four-Hirm and unchanged.
Wheat-WeAkcr.
Corn, Oats and Rye Unchanged.
Provisions-Frm but not much doing, pork ~ held
Csc higher.
Bacon-Shoulders IS; clear sides L.
Iasd-l7H31s
LATEST.
Ffour-Holders arm, and choice brands held above
buyers views.
Wheat-Prme TO fancy red ranged ~ i6D37k
Corn-elow and easer slOe2 for mixed and ye,yov.
oo694 for white
o.t'-firmer and hishs; 1886 for new 7a4 for old.
Rye-Weaker; 81 ostll Is.
Provisons- Fir ner, pork sold at s20o3p g.
Bulk Meafs-SAlss In small way 1t ~ to Id. for
shoulders, rib aidea and clear DO.
Bacon-shoulders l61@: clear sides l6k1l7.
HaAs-eusaT cured 2o1<92l.
Lard-choics stssn, in kegs sold 1t 49,
Whsky-eteady ct 81 n.
Cotton and ehssp-UnchaDg.d
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New York Dry Gseds Market.
By Telegraph Nsv YoRK july a.
Very little change In prices Of staple goods deu,and
quite good could Be expected 70. tbs season. and
every to anticipate active trade for August
Prints steady at l31@l41 heavy brown .heetngs 10
4 for good brands.
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POLITICAL meetings

Hon. Thonss ". Cseett, Democratic candidate for
Congress, and Hon. George v. McCrary, Republican
candidate for Congress- will meet in Joint discussion 1t
the following times and places:
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Rtsesreoastsntly on hand Observation-Disclosures
priest cash custom and PROMPT men large and
( well selectedstoek Of BTkPLg and FANCY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
au Gnteresting gtury.
1TRUE FRENCH ROMANCE.
A KIND HEART.

Knowing that the general class of read
ors are more interested in tales founded
upon facts than fiction, we give the fol-
lowing sketch, which, though rivaling
many of those romantic pictures drawn by
fictian writer's. is vouched for by an old
English journal as being founded upon a
real life occurrence, and merely polished
by the pen of the writer. A newly-mar-
ried couple had just come from the altar,
and were about starting on bridal tour
as the following conversation took place ::
The newly married husband took one of
his brides hands in his own. .'Allow
me-" said he, "thus to hold your hand,
for l dread lest you should quit me. I
tremble lest this should be an illusion.
It seems to me that am the hero of one
of those fairy tales which amused me in
my boyhood, and which. in the hour of
happiness, some malignant fairy steps ever
in to throw the victim into grief and des-
pair!'
"Reassure yourself, my dear Frederic" :"
said the lady. II was yesterday the wi
dow of Sir james Motion, and to-day I
am Madame de Ia Tour, your wife. Ban
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
MY CREED
BY J. G.. WHITTIER.

l hold that Christian grace abounds
Where charity is seen that when
We climb to heaven, tbs on the rounds j
Of love to men. n. -
hold all else named piety
A selfish scheme, vain pretense;
Where centre is not, can there be
circumference?
This moreover hold, and dare
Affirm where'er my rhyme may co.
Whatever things be sweet or fair,
Love makes them so.
Whether it be the lullabies
That charm to rest the nesting bird
Or that sweet confidence of sighs,
And bushes without word;
Whether the dazzling and the flush
Of softly sumptuous garden bowers,
Or by some cabin door or bush
OF ragged flowers.
IT'S not the wide phylactery,
Nor stubborn fast, or stated prayers,
That makes us saints; we judge the tree
By what it bears.
And when man can live apart
From work, on theologic trust,
know the blood about his heart
Is dry as dust.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
i. GEMS.
Quarrels would never last long Il the

ze4 .,s.-.g GEMS.
Quarrels would never last long If the,
fault were on one side only. S.,F :.
Love receives its death-wound from
disgust, and is buried by oblivion.
It is never more difficult to speak well
than when we are ashamed of our silence. 3
In making our arrangements to live
we should not forget that we have also
to die. r .sss1 aat III
If we had no faults ourselves we would
not take pleasure in observing those Of
others.
The best society and conversation IS
that in which the heart has greater
share than the head.
The shortest way to become rich is not
by enlarging our estates, but by con-
tracing our desires. - E1{14 adi b5ssEa
To be able to bear provocation is al
argument Of great reason, and to forgive
it, Of great mind. ..a.ra< s v
. Prudence and lovc are not made for.
each other; in proportion as love increas-
es prudence diminishes.
The shortest and best way to make
your fortune Is to convince people it is
their interest to serve you.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
Tobacco Without Suckers.

A gentleman of our. county has handed
US the following receipt for the destruction
of Tobacco suckers, which he requests as
to make public for the benefit of the To;i
baceo growers Of. the county,. He does
not profess to. have tried the receipt him..
self, but the process is SO simple and cheap
and can be so easily tested, that he re-
mmends trial, at least on small scale,
with the present crop. The receipt is
from A. Packham. Esq, of PrestonYille,r
Carol County, Kentucky, who asserts
that it will save the tobacco-grower the
labor and trouble of suckering his plants
several times during the season. .-&s
Aary's Beacon. Il. asx is 4 sSa
= At the time when suckering is about
necessary, provide yourself with small
tin oil-can, the timer making the spout Of
it with a sharp point. similar in shape to
the blade Of a penknife then filling your
can with solution of crude potash, 60
through the motion of suckering by break
ing off such as you see. and then With the
point of your can make an incision down
obliquely into the stalk, just at the spot
between the stem and the stalk, where The
sucker would grow, dropping into the In
cisiohi so made ono drop Of tho potash.,-
This is the whole secret. It. will not in-
jure the valuable leaf, check its growth.
or hurt the plant, but it will kill the germ
Of the future sucker With practice =
person can doctor a plant az above stated
with as much celebrity as one can the suck
ering and will thus save the trouble of GO
ing over and suckering millions Of plants
every year.-Louisu;lle (Ky. Zndusniiaz
Gazette gIS9Eg Is o. Wis
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18

' - 49, ~.
humanity, what comfort is there in find-F
ding as bed fellows centipedes and scor-i
pions? whilst the pestilent plague Of
plaques because never absent-.the in-
+fernal musketo, is ever probing you to.
your ceaseless discomfort, to say the least
of it. We need not talk 81 the frozen
regions away north; DR.. Kane and others
have pictured all that is worth knowing
of them to make thinking man thankful
that be need only read them. not encoun-
ter the bitter and deadly experiences sof
chance travellers thither. fasa ,.1..@,
No, let the grumblers here take COM,
fort from what is known and experienced
|of countries less favored than our own !;
and taking it tforgranted that better times
better soeather, will come again even, ,heres
take the good provided and be content. i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
gelfrten Yuetry>
A WOMAN'S ANSWER.
BY PHOEBE CARY.

Glove theep' Thou canst not ask of me
So freely as fain would give;
'Tis woman's great necessity
To love so long as she shall live.
Therefore, if thou dost worthy prove,
cannot choose but give thee love.
''Honor, theep' By her reverence
The truest woman best is known;
She needs must honor where she finds
A nature loftier than her own;
shall not turn from thee away,
Unless find my idol clay!
"Obeyp' Doth not the stronger will
The weaker govern and restrain?
Most sweet obedience woman yields
Where wisdom, power and manhood reign.
Pll give thee, if thou canst control
The meek submission of my soul.
Henceforward all my life shall be
Moulded and fashioned by thine own;
If wisdom, power and constancy
In all thy words and deeds are shown;
Whether my VOW be yea or nay,
&xlle-->,-and h>---s-rrsuf5c55 f5c55------------
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
ssCu,sed His Crop Out. .

The following good one is told Of Johns
M. a most inveterate wag., and one Of
the cleverest men in old Talbot. He MAS
in the Bureau Office at Butler, last fsll,
looking over some old tax books, when s :
negro, out Of this county, who had some
difficulty with his employer, entered and,
inquired of. Mr.. M. if he was :::de buro ~
]. Yes."' said he .'I'm the man" /" "Well.
boss. I come to see you bout fuss l had
wild the man l works wid, Mr.. d. You
see boss, faxed him two week ago how
much money and things in de store, and
he told me $3.50. Well, las week
goes to town and buys three or four dol-e
lars wuf Of things. and den he say owe
him $3.50; and when / tell him dat can't
be so. he cussed. ."-'.Whatl did be cusSl
you?" said NJ. excitedly. turning over
the leaves of the tax book. "Yes, boss,
he cussed me twice" .'Well," said NJ.
hurriedly snatching up pen and making
some marks on the book, Il find him So
for that" '.Look-a-here." said the nee
gro, eagerly, .'does dey have to pay kr
cussing us?' Yes, $3.50 for every.
time they cuss. you" ''Den," said tho
colored individual, rising solemnly, and
putting his hat carefully on the table.
!. fore God, boss, he done euss hii whole
crop out, and Use gvine home to collect
my money" The negro made shell-road
time back to his employers. told the me-
groes Of their good fortune, and the result
was that every one Of them went Of Butler
|nextday to know about this. .scuss money,
Butler nuu SOME trouble in convincing
the newly-made, enlightened voters that
'cussing" was not taxable. Talbot Ga.
Gazette. fs's9sa is3+9 :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18

Eg-A juror having applied to the judge
to be excused from serving on account of
deafness, the judge said: ''Could you
hear my charge to the jury, sir?' Eyes,
I heard your honor's charge" said the
juror. ''but couldn't make any sense out
of it He was excused
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18

80, Frederic. " said she gayly. "you
see that if / am a fairy it is you who has
given me the wand-the talisman-that
has effected all r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-06-18
THE PORT TOBACCO TIMES,

And Charles County Advertiser,
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS:
Two Dollars per Annum, Payable i'm adj
4 vance. $3.50 If not in advance.
ADVERTISING RATES.-For plain matter,
one dollar per square for the first insertion
For rule and figure matter, two dollars per
square for the first insertion. For each insertion
after the first, fifty cents per square. Eight lines
(or that space occupied) constitute square.
If the number of insertions be not marked on
the adver tisement, it will be published until
forbid land charged accordingly. The privilege
of annual advertisers extends only to their inn
mediate business.
Ohituaries, tributes of respect, calls upon per-
sons to become, candidates, &C., inserted as ad-
vertisements, at the usual rates. Marriage
notices Is cents.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
of charge, and to be paid for atthe rate of so
cents per square.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-09-17

Il. 2. Estes engineer, VIM Brown:
fireman, David Taylor, another colored
man, the other tname not known) and
the following deck hands; Mury Sphinx.
Richard Burke, Frank Mather, Arthur
Worden, Watson Brant, eleven in all.
OF the passengers there were saved Ed.
n. Hatch, of ST. Joseph Joseph Riff
ord V. Daley, Joseph Cooley, James
Kimball and George Fuller six in all.
passengers supposed to be lost are Joseph
B. Marble, Alvin Burridge, y,W
Burridge. Alvin Palmer, Uriel Higbee,
William Watrous, William Vaughn, NJ.
NJ. Hathaway, A. p. Whitney, John
Schrum and three others whose names
connot be got.
The above is obtained from Edward
Hatch, one Of those saved and who was
last year the Clerk of the iiippocampus.
1t is reliable in every respect, and cert
fed to by John p Bloom, clerk, and
James Trimble an intelligent passenger
No women or children were Oh board.
Mir. Bloom. the clerk, says that the
propeller was struck by squall while
there was a heavy sea rolling. and while
the propeller was ina trough of the sea.
He say; that the propeller Did not seem
TO be laboring more than usual III such
storms. She had a very heavy load, but
he says she had carried as large loads.
He further says that it may be possible
that the cargo was not as well slowed as
it should have been. and that there was
not more than forty packages on the
hurricane deck, weighing not to exceed
ten hundred pounds. He further
states that the Captain was just about
throwing overheard part Of herdeck load
and had called his men to their work
when the terrible calamity came upon
the boat, passengers and crew. - ffrs9
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-09-17
Great Republican VicfOry.
Every Congressional District Re
publican.
TiiL STATE SENATE UNANIMOUSLY
I'A REPUBLICAN. i-
The State over 10000
90 Republican.

PORTLAND, Sept. H. Portland gives
Chamberlain 3.353I; Pillsbury 2,3l0.
last ycar-C Chamberlain had 2,046 Pills
biIrvd 7325sa a3Repiublican majority, ,02i,
against last year, III. Republican net
The Maine clcctioaa for state officers
;sfid members Of of-O6nei'ess took place to-
day, gaftar a callvass,. OF extraordinary
yigpr on jth4 pa:t. of both parties, the,
Republicans. supporting Governor Cham
berfaih' for re eeetihn and ttld Democrats
tinsirll csnlhdates Of last, year, lion. g..
Bangor Chamberlain 2.067.; Pillsbury
1,25G Republican gain $50
Lewiston Chamberlain / ,35S; Pills
bury 620.ro Last year Chamberlain had
7g0, i2illsbury 2Q4. g Rcppi. lean maj jority
73S; Republican net gain 23l.
1hessvote IN five cities foot up for Cam
berIaih 5,fJl; Pilisbny1 5,3e5. The
same cities last year gave Chamberlain
5 Il: y ! a4l P.Isbpry 3,55S2. Republican
maiority 2,Sl9 against 1862 last year.
Itepubiican net gaia ,lS1. 80
S@xenag7six townsg give Chamberlain
25,229 /; i'iEsbury, l7,54S Last year,
Chall.2 2sltin had l8,IS1; Pilisbary, Pa
9q3. R9pnb'ican majority, I,GSl against
last year, 4 1911 Net Republican, gain,
Two hundred and eleven towns show
Ch2 :. berlain, 81 592; PillsbUry, 3d. 600.
UhamDpiia;n majority, II, 725.
i'6itfEHND, SeiiRH3 a Midnight
i;.,i,s5ic returns trom-,- Iuf towns give
C.rtulhfri4jn +3,.5fj; Pii;-bury 81,
Oh. Tie sane tQW4s last year gave
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