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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS speaks Of gen.
"eral calm in politics." and "scarcely ex-
"pects very warm contest" We are sor-
to hear it. Republican successes seldom
come in quiet campaign, or light vote,
but when the public interest is thoroughly
aroused. We presume our Pennsylvania
friends understand that.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

THE DEATH OF SECRETARY RAwLlNs on
Monday produces profound feeling of grief
throughout the country, especially amongst
officers of the army who were brought into
intimate relations with him during the war
as chief of General Grants staff During
his brief term as Secretary of War he has
greatly enlarged his circle of acquaintance,
and all thus brought into contact with him
seem to have regarded him with degree o.
affection that makes his death to them nc
common atiliction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

IT is REMARKED that, just row, among sport
ing men all the talk is of Lady Thorn, Goldsmith
Maid, The Mountain Boy, and American Girl,
and it does appear marvellous that the four fast
est horses in the world should be Lady" and
mMaid. i" and a boy" and Girl"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

TIE EMPEROR NApoLEoNs HEALTH is i'm
proving, and those whose bread and butter
depend on his life, are breathing more freely.
He may, however, DO only patched up; in
deed his life has hardly been of such sort
as to secure ga ripe o 4 age"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1869,

RKMevAL.-The business office OF the CON
xHRoIAL md TRIBUNE, and of the City Directory,
has been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the Southwest corner of Fifth and
Market streets,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

The work on the Market street bridge is
progressing as rapidly and as economically
as such work can be done.-Gdzette.
This is simply not true. The work at the
foot of Market Street, under control of two
Democratic members of the Levy Court, will
occupy from present appearances, several
months, when responsible contractor of.
fered to do it in three aveeks. The cost
will be from $4,000, to $4,000, though
the appropriation of the Levy Court is but
$4,000!
This Ia neither Economy nor Rapidity
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

"DIsrINGUIsHED CoRREspoNDNT" from
Ohio, stakes his reputation, in letter to
Colonel Forney, that the Republicans will
carry Ohio on the 18th of October by at least
the majority (4l,42s) given to Grant last
Nouocxhar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

VERMoNT-ever honest and true-has but
one report to send concerning her election.
The State ticket is Republican by 10000
majority, and the Legislature largely Of the
came party, the Senate being unanimous.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

- Chas. F. Barnard, Jr, is the "Mrs. Gilman
who wrote " Ny Ten Rod Farm and Farming
by Inches"
Church, the artist, is reported to have select
ell site at the top of the Katskill Mountains for
. csunuy seat. A queer spot for n Church
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
COMMERCIAL REPOR1iS.


FTIILADKLFHTA MAKkETb,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Uplands unchanged
Supcrine flour $3.50; extras S5.756gG
Wheat dull red sl.51@l SO.
Corn quiet yellow $1.l9 mixed western un-
changed.
Oats, 5s@G2 cents for new.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Bceves in demand, ilrmer; Pennsylvania aud
Western steers Sa4@915 cents; fair to good z
@Sl9 cents common j0s6I5 cents per h.
Grass sheep In fair demand at 1906 cents per
lb.-gross.
Hogs in demand; slop fed s13@13.50; corn
fed s14a14.50 per cwt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
TAYLOR d JACIxsON's
A C A D E NJ Y ),


Large, Elegant, suburb'n Residence
For Students and Teachers, erected 1859.
Situation unsurpassed r., healthulness, scope and
variety OF scenery.
PRIVATE STUDY ROOMS,
THREE AGA pEMIC COURSES OF STUDY.
TnE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL CouIsFs
Each extend through four years.
The former is believed TO be the most complete
programme now offered young men wins do not wish
Collegiate education the latter Is adapted tn the
wants OF students preparing for College enables them
10 tske advanced standing and thus avoid unnsces
sary expense.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
Is in all respects as complete can be pursued in
| Commercial Colleges, and affords students M op
portunty to perfect themselves in branches not gen
err lily tsupht In such institutions.
| DIPLOMAS at the end Of each regular course.
ss- LITTLE BOYS WHO CAN READ MAY EN-
| ter our PREPARATORY SouooL, under experienced
male teachers and be more rapidly prepared to ente
| the Academic Courses than in any ether school In
| the city.
ALL are invited to EXAMINE our NEW Gaia
| LOGUE containing our classification and cuts o
'"'"''s' II GARRISON TAYLOR, | p,.,,no,
Or MILTON JACKSON, Is. s i ii"e'p"'
Fall term opens September 9th, 1863 ly223mV
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Philadelphia.
Another Suicide in Jail.
A Resoiute Desperate.

PmILApELrHrA, Sept, Sth.-Joseph Snyder, the
man who was charged with the murder of Carter,
at Paramount Park, committed suicide, this morn
Ing in Moyamensiug prison, by holding his head
In bucket of water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Kennett Square Academy,
A FIRST GLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MEN g. BoYs.

ON THE p. & B. CENTRAL, r. R, CHESTER co..PA
Re-opens 10th month"; toctober,) 4th 1859. surerb
brick building, Academy and Boarding uouae under
same roof, Gymnasium, 6nx24 It. and 20 4 high IL
acres Of ground, seven teachers, Fifty Lectures.
at is an institution liked by pupils rs well az pa
renta The Principal, graduate of Harvard univer-
siy, Mass is a successful and thorough teaeher who
perfectly understands the art Of making school life
agreeable and profitable to hspupils "-Phits " g.
ait enjoys the advantages of healthy and bcahti,
full location Mr.. Shortlidge Is aided BY Large and
efficient corps ofmale and female assistants.
| Age. ,,,, ,
| Village Record.
"Mr shortdge has every facility for conducting
| successfully his Academy and Seminary."-W E. Jg
| fersonidn.
"A new and excellent institution y Germantown
| telegraph.
"Mr Shortlidgc's school opens in October. Per
| sons who have children to school would do well Ia
| make note Of this fact."-W C. Republican.
| "Kennett Square has secured one ol tho most
promising Academies Of the country. We take pleas
| ure In commencing 1t to those desirons of hhdini
such an institution. The principal ia eminent,
adapted to his position and promises to give bill
| Kennett schools high rank" Address,
auk5tf SWITHlN Q. SHORTLiDGE, A. NJ.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

WYonINa COLLEGE,
WYOMING, KENT CO., DEL.
This institution offers equal advantages for study
and graduation to students of btth scrss
Fall term begins September 7h 1869, and continues
fourteen weeks. Experienced teachers are employed
in each department. Special attention given TO
TEACHERS COURSE & NORMAL DEPARTMENT
Rsre opportunity for learning French and German
COMMERCIAL COURSE thorough and practical
Music made specially. Government mild hut firm
Tuition moderate. Boarding reasonable. For cata
loguss and full particulars address the President,
Rev. A. D. DAVIS,
marl2j5w Wyoming, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
FIRST WARD.

Council
Philip Plunkett, r., e years. 29i
Thomas johnson, H., Il year, 2os
Patrick Dillon, d., e years. 1903
George Simmons D., q Year, 3Sl
Inspector.
Thomas j. Bennett, r., -. 2ii
Thomas 5. Sharpe, d., 369
Assistant
James Fletcher, r., 2i5
Philip q. flunkett, D., 1868
SECOND WARD.
Council
Nicholas Jenny, r., e years. 166
Morris Wclde, r., q Year, 165
William H. Quinn, D., e years. 800
William Silly, D., u year) $50
Inspector.
W. W. Hopes, R., 167
| Edmund b. Frazer D., --.- 2s9
Assistant. ....
Frederick Huber, r., 10
| Michael Boil, D., $50
THIRD WARD.
Connect.
| Captain y. r. Benson, r.. G. yearsp 100
| Edward j. McMauus, r., q Year, 1ol
Henry +. Finnegan, Jr D., q years. I'll
James France, d., Il ycar) 1872
Inspector.
solomon Hersev, f., Ill
John Z. Dever, D., 2D2
assistant.
German ID. Lincoln r., 100
John q. Glatts D., 2l3
rougrn WARD.
Council
James Conner, r., q years. 200
Isaac g. Saxton, r., q year, 209
Edward McIntirc, D., G years. 29t
Chas. McCloskey, D., q Year, 2s2
Inspector.
Geo. Buzinc, r., 20F
| VIM. r. Carr d., 2sI
assistant.
, James f. speakman, r., 20s
Wesley Hickman, d., 2St
. rlrrm WARD.
i, Council.
, : Henry F. Pickles, r., & years. "a
!, VIM. s. Hayes, H., Il Year, 29i
VIM. A. Murphey, d., e years. ~
/, Chas. Moore D., q year, 20
Inspector.
John w Griffith, r., 80
> David Lemon, d., 10
= ASSISTANT
: Bepjimln I. Bye, r., 20
! Chas. II. Bedford d., .5...-. 20
!. SIXTH WARD.
/; Council
it George H. Walter, r., q years. 32
il William II. Fonik, r., Il Year, 81
! James Elliott, d., G years. %
e Edward Singles D., q Year, q
N Inspector.
N William +. Beggs, r., 80
ii George q. Ward, D., %
Il Assistant.
a william II. Colt, r., 3.
j. Richard Burton, Dr., d., Y
y SEVENTH WARD, ...
ID Connect.
q John Jones, r, G years. q
IS VI. l.. Lichtcnstein, r., Il year, "a
re George Waraer, d., q years. l.
s. William W. Torhert, d., q Year, /:
IS Inspector.
Il Thomas Harvey, r., q
n Jesse Sharp, d., II
j. Assistant.
is Alexander II, Mason, r., -= p
ot George $. Bradford, d., II
a. EIGHTH WARD.
CGuncH.
m Charles RI Gallagher, r.. q years. /,
W John Il. Phillips, r., q Year, II
n David Chandler, D., G. years.
Mt William q. Pierce D., q ycar)
n Inspector.
ne Samuel Schwcnck, H., Il
nj Robert d. Morrow, D.,
al AssiSiunt.
IN Henry Hawkins Rs
~ Samuel b. Springer, D.,
by +Thcre were thirty votes for Henry II. IIa,
d. kins, which were doubtless intended for Hen
Hawkins.
SiSTI WARD.
Council.
Christian Fcblgcr, X, q years.
!. Joseph Tatnall, r., q Year,
We Richard Rowe, d., q years.
L. g. johnson, D., Il Year,
WI Inspector.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
CON s u M PTION

bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh cured by inhala-
- ton. My lnhaling Fluids are the only remedes
KNOWN that operates directly on the lungs-dis
Isolye the tubercles, which are expectorated, and
with proper hyglenic measures cavities are induced
10 heal and cure is effected. For list OF questions
land other information call on or address o. VAN
.AuMMELL. M. d ~ West 14th ST., N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
ENOCH L. HARLAN
DEALER IN

FINE GROCERIES,, TEAS, &c.
Womb call especial attention to his large and well
selecled stock Of Groceries, Foreign and Domestic
Fruiia Teas and all such goods as are usually KEN
IN a d st class grocery store Our stock of ForeipI
Fruits Sauces and Pickles is full and comprises al
most every branch which can be mentioned Oul
Teas have all been selected with great care and car
be guaranteed pure and reliable article
M Call and Examine
! No. 22l Market Street.
ap6.1yd6w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

RpEXHR A n SEsDSs raornlEr0r'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
A mn FoTuERGlLlis SCHOOL, FOR


PRIMARY d. ADVANCED SCHOLARS
VIII reopen Sept. 6th 1860. Circul hrs may be had
vt No lO3 East Ninth street. augi4 lmd&w
TREEMOUNT SEMINARY, YOUNGSTOWN, PA.
i for Young Men and Bows. Classical. Mathsmaii.
cal and Commercial. Twenty-sixth year. The Fall
and Winter Session OF six months will Commence
JOHN W. loci. Principal. augo.imdSws
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
yfw Advertisements.

JOY TO THE INVALID Persons afflicted with any OF
the diseases arising from dsordered liver stomach,
nervous debility, dyspepsia liver complaint should
try PERRY DAVIS pain KILLER" 1t seldom
fails to effect cure in a short time.
No medicine has been more successful in curing
Fever and Ague, and ether diseases incident to our
Western and Southern climate. For a cold II is al.
most specific, Rhuematic and Neuralgia affections
give way to it when all other remedies have failed.
1t is emnently family medicine. and by being kept
| ready for immediate resort In case OF accident or
sudden attack of disease has eaved many hours OF
suffering, and many dollar in time and Doctors
| bills
| Sold by all druggists. sep6.4w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

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The
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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
Portland & Academy /!

~ . NO Free Street Hi0eif.
E,gALL TERM viii begin Aueust30 and continue
l. eleven weeks under the eharae of i.
CYRUS b. TARNEY, A. H..
Formerly OF waverly Institute N Y; the last
three years, Teacher of Latin and German in West
brook Seminar both Ladies and Gentlemen le-
ceived, instruction given in English, Latin. Greek
French and German. Tuition $i00 per week. No
pa ms will be spared to restore this school to its
former high standing H st fi8 III
Especial attention given private classes in French
and German. For fur her information address the
Principal at Stevens Plains Maine or apply at the
office OF ta issfe VI H-pa U0lH1-
NJ. P. FRANK Esq, 90 Middle Street.
auoi2 d IW.S eod2w%
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
SINGULAR PHENOMENA.
NEW YORK.
THE RurrEE HEBEAs CORPUS CASE

THE RUrTER HEBEAS CORPUS CASE.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-The proceedings in
the habeas corpus case Of George r. Rutter,
the late President of the Tennessee Bank at
Memphis, was resumed in special term of
the Supreme Court to-day After argument
by council Justice McCunn denied the appli-
cation of District Attorney Blunt for an ad-
iournment to p. NJ, by which time he said
he would receive Gov. Hoffman's mandate for
the prisoners return to Tennessee, saving
there was not a shadow of legal authority for
his longer detention in custody. The moment
the prisoner was discharged Mr. Blunt re-
ceived telegram from Albany saying man.
date for Rutter had been issued and sent by
mail ~. ...8 ij1lt1'
LHE WEATHER.
The heat has beeu most intense to-day, and
has probably caused more suffering than that
of any oIher day this summer. Several cases
Of sunstroke have occurred, and in some cases
animals have dropped dead in the streets from
the effects of the heat. e
RELEASE OF BURNS. "''
James Burns, the Cuban fillibuster was re-
leased to-day on his own recoguizance not to
take up arms against Spain. $50
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21

essf END or rHE CIVIL WAR.


SAN Francisco, Aug. 19.--The civil=war II,
Japan is entirely ended, J I'll
Prince Satsuma has been appointed Treasu.
rer of the government, and the charge of the
army has been conferred upon Prince Choison
Prince Losa takes, command Of the Imperial
navy, They have issued a manifesto requiring
an other llaimios to disarm mmediately, and
several Daimios have left Yeddoin cor sequence
Trade is resumed with Hakodadi under the
auspices of the Mikados government. s,'ls'' .
Enemente, with the leading actors of the
late disturbances was daily expected at Yeddo,
where they will be tried and punished. - 'a1a'
Echison will be made Regent, accordir g
to report. Sotz Bash now in Yeddo, has ae-
cepted position underline governnlent, which
faet caused an advance in government paper.
Everything was quiet in Hakodadi.
Gaehlon Fletcher, English Consul for Yed-
do and Yokohama, died in July
,8gi. COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE. f
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug 90. kohama adyices
to July 29th represent the staple imports as nhI
changed. Merchants are warned against SNIP
ping goods to order. !. i.,i
Tho sill, arrivals are very slow owing to the
growers unwillingness to take payment in pa
her money The yield is admitted te be large
probably in excess of last year. The crop is
coming in slow, with sales of small quantities
of good medium to fine at full rates. The stock
is rapidly increasing at Yeddo and Yokohama
and Il reduction in value is anticipated. e
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
SY esdRDr0OEA Seminary,

FsHHE Fall Term of the Westbrook Seminary and
A. Female Collegiate institute, will commence on
Wednesday, Aug Goth, and cont nue. twelve weeks.
aui4d2w G. M. STEVENS, Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
y y y : 7
Foreign Markefs,

for money and account "
American securities-United States y20s, 1862
do do 1865. S2s; dodo 1861 Sls; do do 10 fO's
FRANKFoRT. Aug. 20!-Forenoon.- United States
5-20s $50; do 10-40's, 74a.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20-- Forenoon. .lC0tton active
sales 10000 bales; Middling upands 13sd; Middinp
Orleans 14d sales OF the week Ill 600 bnles OF which
$4,000 were for export and 10000 for speculation
stock in port 22S000 bales OF which 105 900 bales
/ LONDON, Aug. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed at 93|
for money and 93a tor account. uIT' il, a. 2if J.
American securities quiet and steady; United
States 5-20s CPS 81; do do 65's old, S3; do do CTS
s2l do lo-49s. 76f; Stocks steady; Illinois Contra
| shares 941; Erie shares 191. - fih5-.ei r.
,LIpERPooL, Aug. 2O--Eyening. Cotton firmer
1 Middling uplands 13sd; Middng Orleans I'D; sale
$4,000 bales, of which 5000 for export and spec
| ulation. Peas ABS Cd. Other articles unchanged
LONDON, Aug. 20 Evening-Sugar active, botl
on the spot and on the spot at 39s Cd. Refined Pc
Stroleum Is I'd. Spirits Turpentine 2Cs Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
d apan SWidcHAe es.
si3diazT aff rs a|scfs .r------.~ gi isGsl lc
~ Hhat aH dsf'e Ladies Wo',s. s
4 tsfe MRS. HATCH.

Keeps the largest assortment of Japnm Switch
es, and CeAis. She also keeps Human Ha.r
Bands eOcisand CJtrls. 3 slf
Corner Congress mud Oak Streets,
4 july 17iBtfa biaf sa.ir4 teGJ feei i.tG a
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21

NEW YORK. Aug POT p. M.--Co,ton is tlIJy 1e
better closing quiet Fiour-sales 1890 bbls: Slate
fancy State IS q 25; do to choice Western Is "a
25; Southern is duh and drooping sales 400 bbls
common to choice at 900 II Is :, California dull al
6 20 9 ZOO. Wheat dull heavy and "a 4c lower
sales 73, 900 BUSH; No. Spring so a 5S. Corr is
heavy and @D2c lower sales 5s0CO bush !; new
Mixed Western 9Sc @D II for unsound aud is a
20 for sound Oats unchanged; sales $500 bush
Beefsteady and unchanged. Pork dull and heavy;
sales 400 bbls 83 90 q s3 Is; old do SO Il
prime 27 rs q $3.50. Lard heavy and lower: sales
800 derces; steam rendered III % zoe kettle 20 a
20}c. Whiskey decidedly frmeri sales 500 ,bbls.;
Porto Rico 12 q 121c; Muscovado liz "a 12c4; sales
100 boxes Havana at H. Bc. Molasses quiet. Tailow
dull and heavy sales 60 600 lbs at 1l9 q 12Bc. Lin
seed steady at II @214 Gold. Freights to Liver
do 94d. i,' ~ 4ss' - pN'
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O-Flour dull and lower; Spring
extras at 90 9 %, Wheat declining and less ac-
Corn quiet; No. at s9c Oats active; No. at AZ a
47lc. Rye dull at 9Sc Barley dull and lower quot
| cd at / II cash and IS seller September Higl
| Wines firm at Is a. 1 16. Provisions quiet Mes
Pork nominaly "a 20 cash. sales at 26 90 seller Jan
qary. Lard easier at 19a g I9sc Dry salted shoui-
ders nomnay 13sc; rough sides 16ic short rib sides
I6S 2 g l7c.. Hams IL g lste Cattle dull at 50 q
Hogs quiet and lower at 75 q so for fair to medi-
um. .-s .rs 4- ,-.. I t ~.
GIFoISEATI. Aug. 2O.-whskey 1159 IS;
holders ask higher Provisions firm and quiet and
little demand. Lard zoe.
I MINIATURES. Aug 2o--Flour dull choice Wis
consin 25 a. 5O. Wheat steady at L 43 for No
and Al for No 2. Oats stead6 at 55c for new Corn
heavy bye declining; No. at co.. Barley nomi-
nal .
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 2o-Cotton market
Urn d and a gc higher; Mddlng uplands s2c Sea Is
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. o.-CottonANiddlipgs
nominally 32c. Sugar 14f a 14Ic; common ii jc.
Molasses-reboed6 60 q zoe. I'd !
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
RRANDRETH''Ss lRRANlDRETH'S PILLS.

.HrRA AN.lDEEIHySE FILLS.
To ahe Public. ..R5s
BraGdreth > Pills have been knoyn and used by
yonr arapdiathers ana grandmotliers. They are al
ways safe, and to do you good. They are purely
vegetable, and diminish tho death principle; some
think they increase the principle fliie But in TAX
ing out bad humors rom the Blood, they do make
the boay lighter and thus seem to add energy
Many families have used them for upwards OF forty
yestrs,li u ujBG i At1U ~ ttJ4
They are the best medicine Tor Colds for all Bill
ious Affections for Fullness abont the Head or
Heart, and in all Cutaneous and Contagious Dis
eases they are pnrlvaHed. pall cases in which
pnrgatite is Indicated medicine vet known can he
compared to hem, Two. hundred physicians have
testified that Branllreth's Pits are superior to All
other purgaves whatever. .l.
Sold by all Druggists DE t"fst''"
jy 27- -eod& COW lmsN. g6hHas s5fl.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21

HIcHBoRN CONVENTION AT wATERvILLE.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 20-At county convention
OF the supporters of the Hichborn party for
kennebec county, held at Watervlle, Hon.
Eli French, f. e. Webb and Rev. George w.
Quinby were nominated for Senators, and Hon
Ezra Kempton for County Attorney. i.t ,&
HENNEBEc REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
At the Republican county convention held
here to-day, Hon. f. e. Webb was nominated
for County, Attorney, to fill the vacancy caris-
ed by the death of S. G. Harley ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21
Iron Works at AUCTION

WlLL be sold at Public Auction ON THURS
DAY, 9th September next, at IL o'clock A NJ,
at the Merchants, Exohanso, paitland. Me, all the
Realand Personal Property of the Casco Iron Com
pany, comprising some 60 acres of Upland and
Flats situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpscot river, with water frontage of several
hundred feet, and large area of unmproyed fats
and good depth OF water at the wharf.
. The Works eoDsis OF Forge Building about 100
by lfO feet, containing Furnaces. Engine, six ton
Nasmyth and other steam hammers and ali the
Tools and machinery for forging heavy cranks car
axies, and all kinds of Iron Work. iii
This property is within mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve. U-r
Per vote OF Stockholders
b j. M. CHURCHILL, Prsst. T"''At ~
uf Ja-..liu W. HI. STEPHENSON, Treas.
GY- Plans of the property may be seen at Mer-
chants Exchange. -. I ,jy2sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-21


BosToN, Aug. 2O.-A man named Peabody,
from Groveland, was fatally injured to-day,
being struck by an engine on the Boston &
Maine Railroad at Georgetown. 60
Thomas Quinn was struck by the Lowell
train at Lawrence, last night, and fatally hurt
John Bean lost his life to-day by the caving
in of well which he was digging in Medford.