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, 1869-08-25
TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Meeting ol Ihr Olhcr tluh-Thr Ke1ointfou.
Adortcd-Thr Dcbntos

Ameeting Of tile other weltth Ward Republican
Club IVES held at No. $50 West Lake street. last
evening. Ahout one hundred and n1ty persons
were present, many Of them members Of CLUB No.
/. hon. Ii. H. Miller, the President, occupied the
chair.
In calling tho meeting to order, the President
saId the o.ject Was TO make Preparations for the
fal. campaign
Aid. Carp..uier offered tho following resolutions:
EsAa!r+.i That the Republican l.ny being founded
the us1n2sl rsine'rrs q liberty and justice,
sf!ssssl::. = ~ Y II: :.
M Il fas On H'a.:sras
s'. Thu ws - l. favor st .pg!Sns q. Jsa5
ast. ~ e.csbs "a Rais fers s d
sos q spa :. = he sn wha 'eo%a o1 Be p91 Il
our IL Publican conventions re plraEc the Candidates
cIk GeS asied wheiaer the CITIZENS OF the
Twelfth Ward exclusively were 10 vote, or whether
nen from other Warda were Some from other
aud other rIngs-
The President remarked that he presumed that
hs ofG Of 20 Of tne q !n ne
ring.
AID. carren.er thought she remarks o1Ms. Gsib
The President said he was willing TO ALLOW the
largest latitude TO all
Nj. Lane SAID he had met Aid. Carpenter IN the
street, and waa asked BY hinl to attend the meet.
lpE. Ill {IIarc} akked HIN what the object Wa,
hud he sal,! he didn't know. The speaker thought
II was Strange strange that mAu who didn't
know Anything about The Incetiag should come Ia
With ser Of ut-nnd-drsed rusourious and rye-
kenI them Tor conNdctnuou- lie Moved 70 amend
tie resolutions BY adding one setting lorth that
there Wctr other men Just ~ good rs those now
IN otIce, and soliciting them 70 come ont and con-
Eent 10 become candtlate2-
Was then put and tho presldc1S declared them
cnr7ed.
, 1869-08-25
DANGEROUS BUILDINGS.

IT, th Editor u The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: In Tuesday, TAIRrsE Sec that you have
made gone wel1-tmed rerrarks on the condition
Of the new county wing OF the Court House. The
tamc re,natks VIII apply well to the new building
now being put up opposite to the Ma1.eson House
The iron posts tRat support the front wall have
taken a decided liking for Dearborn street a1d
lean in that direction. Sox, II the building on the
side next to Dearborn street should At Aoy future
tInr be removed the new building oW fsli and
rpthing can pfrysut II. Your coming out aod
giving the 6enent OF Jour obsersnelous 10 the
public will have a good effect and n.y, peEhaos,
save many valuable uyea. am stranger IN the
city, out Eeelpg the sights, And thi5 Is one o. the
places OF interest thAt met my eye The building
Is out about slx inches frum the rerpcndicular
= CFSERTEk.
, 1869-08-25
THE PQLiEE COURTS,

John conness, aged II; Johu aoc1ley, II, and
PeieI Riley, VINO sleep IN barns and ea'rics OF
My, : ere sent 70 the Reform School Joan Mad
dtn thetr IeadeE, an old yagabont, was nned SIS,
ara seat 70 the BHdeFeu Ia defa1is
orderly conduct. Her mother complained oi her,
because she sleeps ID bAd houses, associates With
1ewd girls aud reckless young men, and v1st4
Good SHEPHERD il iii Ho:L.T Superior wii 70
celse her.
John Kallescheek, 1e yesrs of age. who has
Reform School N the request Of hts mother, who
Ratd she could do nothing with him.
John McCanna was tined 80 for getting drunk
his tife, whom he Is In the habit oT,eatlns.
William Herman waa held in sl,399 bail to
answer the charge Of stealing case Of dry goods
Ellen Sullivan, one Of the BHdewen community,
was Charged is for spree she lad on Monday
evening". .-....
"ThtsEey Ao1l," "a Wells strcet Tagrant, went
Into saloon on the corner OF jackson e:reet and
shat o. M9nd,y sssutng "a asksa
out a knife and stabbed him In the shoulder. She
was arrested, and yesterday Iuorutnx a5TatSnetl
for examination The wounded individual refused
to prosecute her, anu ahe was 1ned SIS for dior
derry conduct
-JullA Bnrton. one OF the worst drunksr1s anil
uaa was suspended on her promising TO icavc
chicago.
edward sInaD, q vagraut, was 1ned 800. He
prom!Fed 10 leave Chicago, and the execution Was
suspended
-MsiJ Mor1isey r3s assessed rs for an old
fashioned dfnuk-a fpree Of q mouth
HURON sfKKET CtIEkT.
Frank STARK, ST., Frank STARK, Jr., Charles
Stark, Richard Sylvester And Enms, his wife, al
belong te one family sod reside on North Wells
considerable money. The "famtlJ' want 10 ect
him out OF the way 70 - to get some Of II. On
MonLay evening jtsCutt nrose abont something
and everyone became engaged IN IL Stark ST.,
became enrased and struck sylvester, who - his
sonin-inw, on the head with hammer. This
Eaz supplemented BY an attack Of STARK, Jr, upon
hia mother, " hom he knocked down And threw
into the street. Tos disturbance attracted the at
tenton Of the police and the belligeEent clan wese
arrested. Yesterday morning they had , hearing,
and the case became 50 badly mixed that. Ia order
that injustice should be done TO DHsfAef OF tneuf.
they we're each nned tls and held IN 8a'0 ball to
keep the peace towards each other.
The house Of Lib Farrell, wtse Of Tip the conf
dence mau, No. - LaSa1ls street. w1s pulled on
Montsv evening. Seren inmates were t1ed S1o
each. Lib was out OF town.
an oClcet bad names.
, 1869-08-25
TIE COURTS Of LAW AND EQntir.
Circuit Court.
JUDGMENT.

Circuit Court.
JUDdMEST.
Richard 8. Rhodes :. Thomas Hamilton. BJ
confession for tsl71e-
NEW sr1T.
Joseph F. Hubble r. First Congregational So.
cicty Of Evanston. Assnnpsit Demand. 5000.
SuDcrt~r CoazL
JCpuxENr.
william spouat '. John Mamie by eoatas-
Timothy Z Young aud wife Y. ChEistian
raetsct. TTespass. Damages, 1000
Hubert Gfumnts ct al, tGromnes GIncht y
OTTO Z. Lnd.ig and Robert Muller. Assumpsit
Il 5. Williamson :. Tourtelo. Presesstng Com
pany. A:.9mPs.t Demand. $1,000. ~ :.
6pa1ds, Assnurat Demand. t1.5oo.
THE xtsslS6 sCnouH TCNn ,-..
Assappst. @ S D'i bs1and sso.eSo 4hs !. a. scsou
brought on hs cu.Hsnan cpttnt< tn Hhcn tue decle-
raticn, for money had and rcccised. Vas tled'
1861. OF corporation kuosn II The Chicago
MRE1e and ftre Insurance, 1 right granted oJ the
Company, under condition Of tne assumption Of
.hc liabilities Of the old corporation: u states
that the old COMPANY rscc!sed depos:t1 y money.
The entire matter IL Developed bJ tue foloK1d9
report. which vas presented 70 me Common
Council, on the sih eaJ Of Dteemeer last;
,sseire 81: she sS.;ts. .:se = Aldsrfssa VIII
trA&ine to the euahe1<lffnt q ctsfAa n hraFs u-
lnusg u the shutl fund having hAd &c Ra1lc under
incI ths eau rsardI and submit the following ~ the
1hs Elnpt. oefss report of june H. lss1, ststcs
-1he casyef chiesro hA:ou at1et,. in ,he Bank q q!
tbs ctedli n9 the general fund and bAAsiax =, e,
SoEati - Il 81 i
H+sa;1n < hool fund 1a.y
speei. dtpe.:i 1 Id .i;sssnss; .assiM
sewrf.ss AAeste-
:i1 F. i;h iSs Sssk cieiea 70 ~ tast.
f:9.4 s.< Is s s: :as - :: u
lnsarznes Company ~. p!aerd tasEs d95tns ~ Fss
einf Winter ta e,ty .ink: aieet sl9o e., ~ ths ths
srnrss FIJI .p nd bond account - '''
o. Z a Q. Jun. ths Council e.ea - o;anss7se
tc!sstas to these dePe's' Inc sals' sss'a 0 "41N-
The AA, and co:k.eue,: y.h ths Ge2I't;sss Ia
aa Iu oaey q as0;2 ~,h5 as s,es ses'asias sse
r. - i, II. s,s9 9.ss.s sosi Il II =
Find eonee1nod thelr aesu shall nst Iucet t5e ~
IS T;s,at9. s e Ga,1est na q e Ell ai1 Fl
s = 1 nst ssa :, I'd sh
ts9a ,Ia ;h snt meet tie .spsFA e the a'*sa Of
apea i. 18Th ot Jay The ceaaa .s.a, y s,s aS
IT, &c., y -nas!.a m ~ 4oss b.aa. = me On the es
& e hSqss Ii e @ ossy az, e ni ~ tac
na.sa ea& + E9aessisa @ PFC! @ .oas . ja,S .N~
" ,s nss 4 M ea tss o.sF s Z:
euan; r:s,is ess =. e .ss2as toe
~ aKGIAA Ise ciiy Ct CLleass has faodt on depoat
, 1869-08-25
TINE REV. D8. MAVEN.
Resolutions or thc hlichiGan Calver.ity
AfnnEe.

Al a meeting OF The Senate OF tie Cnlvcf6tty Of
Michigan, = bodJ composed Of rue united 1scultle'
Of the several departments. the following rosolu-
t,ons were unanimously adorteds
wREAs The rcl.,toas *.Seh haze ~ snhsi.ed ~ IT. IT,
nemS~F, d ths bdJ .fr nSr sbeat 10 oe se'usra o'
Axn NnIaz* We dettn 4 lus et:f gnasr @ ea9se ,,sF
s b: high and our trE;rt 3het hls eoD
snst ~. IL ssstoe sees. 10 eea.s; ,,,. o
:.t''At..n wi the reselset,,a q tse entssay d IN
our lite Pas.!seEt nd eaelsss sRs The .,ls r.,
.a1 tG further the nsr:.-t. q the an,Is sty sna
LehJ uTtHl = p1pmo.s the seod or I'D see,i!r thc
.sli.,. I'D sesT r. ren.1.ot eresrSy CT tho In
E..att+t Thai us. HsEan bears with hhn to thc ncv
to II heh hf haD treEa cafe kbd
our ,est w'he, fo1 h,m.en I'D family "a 81 hops
vim r epncuuy heqeFet1e 70 .usoes:iua 70 ..sh =
-, tf rYnfotpd AstlxfArtio ho BIZ abarz
rr,c md II tho uusrur1iis I'll Michigan aha couttnnr
hs1r.fteI 70 pIorrer h.s n te rs,t .he people q
neiy. The Stat. Il Indebted In !lrEr degree to thr In
t.xtut Devoted aud ooauasoy labor Of ihtA eiaea'
rrAe erAfr
, 1869-08-25

TIE appointment q A. y. ToNne, Esq. TO the
Assistant Supcriatendeney Of ihe Central Pacific,
nt salary Of t1a 0os Per year. IN gold. And the fact
OF Mt. Towpe'a hartng been among the nrs;
PATRONS OF the Healtn-Itl1 md the nrJt 10 Eecoa-
r,ze ta ralre by the purchase OF an apparatus Tor
the use Of the emp1o, es IN The general Offices OF
the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad. srg:
ges,s a moral Tor ambitious railroad men IS well
rs those in Other br1uche. OF bu3lnesA Already
Is the application hting made, In the pzcchAse OF
Healfh-t1ts, bT such establishments - Tho Ch!os-
90 i Northwestern, our nelEnbofs OF the FrentH1
Jptf and our muscular brethren Of TIT. 4fr1-lef.
tne aTn,rd SaftonA ko3 other hanks, Chicago
Theological Seminary, Root / CatJ. Lymau. Al
dricn 4 Llncplp, HAIL. klnbatk i Co., md cntuer-
ans other leading hpuRes-
, 1869-08-25
Railroad DlaaA4cEz.

Pur14Dk1fu1A.A August s4-A repoH hs1 teaened
here OF COLLISION on The Reading hslltosa. tais
nUutrrd coxt cafs were der7oliahed a3d r~o men
1!Ued. Two coal trims collided and were run
frlo by another rain. All passenger trains hare
been delased on th2t road to-day.
IsplANarotls, Angst 9A-A freight t17tn On ne
Jc1ct1onyElt Road, leaving hese # F. H. ofnke
rhrnnoh the h.1dgo aTef Pleasant Run, tnree mQea
from tnts city. fne engine passed oser sa5elJ but
"a lne tender md thirteen freight cars. Ond
brakeman WA hur1, hut Is not oonSacfea FAT
osaaly.
, 1869-08-25
Hccorder'a Court.
NEW sCrTA
1gEatz Macterl '. Frederick Sorg et ais NIL IN
Nd OF execution

E11LKY.
Rose Walsh =. paLtel Walsh. Bill for divorce
On The ground OF void MARRIAGE. The complain
ant states that Ahe was married 10 defendant Oh
the 9Th day OF February. 1858, In Chicago. She
charges that at this tine he had living and law
fnl Mar. one AQry TO whom he WIS united or Ne y
Tork IN 1854. She also charges that the defendant
has been M hahirual drunkard for over tSo years,
which taxes her back beyond The time sac married
She also charges him with desesdon for rear
past, the law requiring two years 10 nahe q
Cause. ....
DANIEL Fem '. Mary Fem. Proceeding for .
divorce. The parties were married at Ahea, " T.,
On the I'd OF AuguEt, 1857. It ta charged taAs the
defendant committed adultery and tlat she has
hail
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Eirxt.C1axa Engraving,

There appears on the 1rat page Of to-dAJH paper
the card Of Aeak1s. Asas / Max, located at tic
southwest corner OF Dearborn snd AAdson ettcets.
THIS nrm AaA recently opened complete enSrav-
tnp establishing and "a rrady to do n! work IN
ntSt-rIsas stsle The greater number OF the euts
which nave appeared ii the AMkriean Elsltsrt
nnye been e1ecutod n this estah.zhUeut, ana
smonr them those Of the Merchants 1nsuranrt,
Uniop Yaux. Etts1 National and TRIBUNE Dut!d'
, 1869-08-25
R.-n- NJ s50OOO.

The above retard will be raid 10 tho person
vim holds the ticket drawing The r1st pE1c IN the
Mnsoun State Single Number Lottery, vhlea w1'l
t,t ,trn~p on tho las, day Of this month Whole
,4clets arc SIS, and hal.es 8. rsssohs aessHn1 n
Nurny / CO No 2lo uiiss etreet+ st. Louis, eLo
vii! fr!u.sa Al, The infornAuon Which maj DC 10
4u1red-
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Dcnth sentcnce~ IN Memphis.

lkxrn1s, August 24--TEo negroes Nere 6tn-
namtd Woods, coniesaed to havtnR soytsaed
beautiful young iafy during the Wal. As Ano.sa
negro wa1 hun4 by u mob for me ceed, Hoo4
ns9tnr ftoleu hi. hat aud LETT 4 bealad 70 Gaeao.
, 1869-08-25
METEOR RH uateAI.

Meteorological record for August -, 1892, IL 70
ported ny J. 6. 1Angguth, Jr, opt1cian, III Ian-
dolph street. correspondent 10 the Smithsonian
Institute, Tho spa ietcsss Are the Initials for the
words '.yeertDR, 'gentlc," high" ndry," {"
mos. atmosphere y Il ra4n IL and s'srow:"
, 1869-08-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Jumper Tnr sonP ~ tne 80. e,
.ofirt sosn ever inside, - It may be used Wltn W
putt1 by lsd,es with tue most tender Atlns: y o
ksnlc tune ii in valuable as remedy :ns riennss
rough chApred bands ana Al eotane1.
Ssttnc lac uAlaAJ and giving pstn 70 ths rat.sos
Maautactuled b CssNcu, naza:a ! CO.. NC"
, 1869-08-25

Pretty womcn.--A comparatively
teT isttrs monoponzc The beAuty As veil ~ iaa ~
senuop Of soclet! THIS ungat moi to Dc so,o1t 81
, 1869-08-25

" AMUGEMENTS,
HOODS MUSEUM.

FRANK z. AIKEN. Proprietor and hanAscf
TIM "wednesday. afternoon. At IN evening a
o'ctocf, the brilliant rouedy.
A VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
To conclude with the Uretasie R1ttAvAkAnzz, with
Ill 1he Original music.
beauty and tho Beast.
Monday, August 81 ~i1l be proAurcd. dot ttmr in
AmrIteA5or Eurqpe liotertaon's pROGRRs3, In which
Nj, II iAkk X. AKIN Will make his hEt Appearance
, 1869-08-25

end I'll oe while men afc foolish ana aingle nut
putty fncea for companions.
This can nfl h changed BY using Ihgnn'6 Nag
noita Ialtp which Eirea the oloom Of youth had d
Iehnel, sparkling beauty to TIC complexion, pleas
ire powerful sph NATURAL
No lady need cpnpiztn OF rrd. puosd, frtckied
or rustic complex on who will threat Is cents IN
NaganT MhEnons Batm. Its c1eeta are truly
Wotterfcl
The continued su cccag that II shown
eeeh ekf ~ tie incrtaeed Rale OF N. Seth Az
pojds Ba,xaN las tho very oBat medicine for SUM-
ntff caulpktntS) Il the GREATEST tribute 10 IL ucr:-
Il stxods unI1vailed for the onre Of boSd cou-
patita b.
Improved Cooking 8tovo.-Exnn-
the Ghn Pf!acess-a nsssclass coaking-stove- AAh.
drawer nnd boiler arrangements nttachtd Bold
by John Z. Pulien. 1ts Latest. w.
Paper 1faDElnEx and Window
ShAdet, latest kty1eA PAlnt1. ollk. EfaAs and
bfushee, Z. =. Z. Msby's, 81 Randolph Atrett-
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~!t tho ftk1ko Marine and Fin fnsnssnea ,Uacsnv
re u ~ IL & Az snt~fs
tr.nstcr1ed 70 s Eeboo1 TAs Fund u ssd t:H: "a
~ sNm 4 s:aGekst .nd - - " - o. eea'' agent
o ~ 'a.isassoa III s I: & .s r. q ~ = {,
s&Ixatts Tae p1e.en. amount O. such aep,A..-
18th o. shIsh NOV belong 2 tln Ssaoa, Ta1 fua dus
III 5e,a .; kasess5ea q q IA a. ,,
I'D z
wiu acede 10 s.tue1neut q is acreaat Il isss
- IL emse1s 80 , 1,n
make 1aeh si.ts.sa .N-s.1 their insb1isy. II ths &c
.ssa s.s Il / TSrs :.s
S.T Sg sn.: t. p.5 m IL -, ~ 80 bank ae sl1
5s: r. e!ty r ce.e.ss .s,se 10 .ee*,*
\! :sn :s5s ss.:sS ~ saaesay -a .nt I, .
IT, ns Ut. saa' y . ~ o: .sso5 .5 I ssn
tbo dollar .aId company ,ha pay u tae scbtoi Ta1
sss rs ssty 9:s t.; ss fa.s =
- t" rSs1s e q i: ;s ssa' ia
81 Yorxs scAx4os. President
On tbs III Of October the sn.ssu belonging to tho
ss III p ~ boaaa pa1sa.as q sateo1.
sppSsd Felu.sy hi il is q I'D st saa aaror Gein
LIN II m g. n m 1 wsss T. sst he
ss e., + ;sse CT: ~
% mourJa de1osited In said inaaFAneo coaesay. TO-
Gturs.itund and baak Aceoaat..... s1,1s7.7a
sh5 ssehoo, H. {a1 tann. n.....----..-...-.....-sa
seitnu Ihaa. .;-.-.....-..-.......,.-.. aNNM .,.
ts1ou eEoo!' A1s4l- dLhS q
siedsl des"s:ts md a:se.sms6ss.... IDsso
se1ef.se va sss:ss
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srRNGr1ELo. Mas, August al.-The fall meet
,pc OF tho Springfield cluh opened very succea4-
fully today. Tho rsce for horsca that ueFef ttot.
Fanpy in 2;ssa.: e:sl; a:4t: 9:4sk and asa.
The pure for horses that have never rotted
better than three u-iuutes, was won BY Nj. CaE.
ho1ea trutted. The races will be continued
Wcx,neet8y q nd ThpYS1RY,
, 1869-08-25
PIANOH
CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.

11OR .sAIE-A ROSEWOOD sKYKS-QCTAFE
rannwita ali the tco1asn lofr reUertx Ia pesftct
0Frssr. v III he sola II bssELA- Add-rss CHAS. ~
, 1869-08-25
MATRIMONIAL,

~ Eoud.les1k!aS EtrlA hy Jounx EAn reading l.
thr eiy on,eet; pscrHnt ts.laaiasaaec- AddF's'
, 1869-08-25

AFArRI&OSIAL-A A{DDLE-AGED AAS OF
Ieod cdoeatien hikhy sals s.tly RI
1ie-ascd ladx who sA1 e1.e4ton. sespectA5lity and
Weal;A. Aadrras SlSCERTTI, r O. Box ", ChlcsSa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-09

On Since the Presidents arrival in Washineto,
abe has suffered with neuralgia and toothache
q but attended to public business yesterday.
"a Prof Huxley has been chosen President O
sathe British Science Association, ,beati ng Lor,
n STANLEY, who was candidate for the position
a Gen. Dow is addressing a series of temuer
ssssance meetings in the Western part of Massa
achusetts
n Latest returns from Vermont indicate Re
sapublican majority of about 10000. The Senate
Twill be unanimously Republican, and thu
4 House OF the same political faith by about ter
ITO one.
j A dispatch at the Merchants Exchange
y Boston, from Scranton, Penn, states that the
SSmlners succeeded in entering the Avondale
yesterday morning, and found over 200 mer
Sand boys dead.
4 Judge Dickerson, of the Maine Supreme
IL JUDICIAL Court, has decided that memoran.
sSdum check payable to the principal or beare,
afor value received, is not negotiable, although
sendorsec by the principal
The expedition which had started from Ma.
acon, Georgia, for Cuba, has been captured by
athe United States Marshal The steamboat on
Swhlch the party were descending the river ran
ss,on a sand bar and there fell into the hands OF
Ithe Marshal.
4 Messrs. Cragin and Chase, of the Washing
Aton Board of Metropolitan Police, and Super.
|aintendent of Police Richards are making az
Nspectlon of the working of police systems in
athe Northern and Eastern cities. They will
Eextend their visit to Boston and Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-09

Thursday Morning, September 9, 1862
William Pitt Eessenden.

With profound sorrow, in which the people
of the State and of the country generally will
participate, we announce the deeease at his
residence in this city at half-past six o'clock
Wednesday morning, of William Pitt Fes
senden Mr.. Fessenden has not been fol-
many years a man of robust health, and III,
exhausting labors, incident to the high station,
he has filled in the service of the government
have impaired his strength, and undermined
the vigor OF his Constitution. What he ha
done by his voice and pen, in shaping tn,
policy of the country during the most import
ant and critical period of its history, he Ia!
oohe under weighty physical infrmite'
That would have dismayed and disabled spri'
less energetic and indomitable than his. HIS
brlef intervals of exemption from Official Iaool
have not afforded him the necessary recupera-
ton, and he has returned session after session
to his post of duty, when only the hyperion:
will could lash the shrinking body through it:
routine of toll and endurance.
friends had generally remarked upon his i'm
proved health and unwonted cheerfulness. ant
had augured for him prolonged age, vigorous
as his ancestors
On Tuesday the 31st ult, he was in th,
street and in his usual health During
the night following he experienced a pain
full attack OF the disease incident to the
season, but was relieved, and was con
sidered to be recovering. Dangerous symp'
toms presented themselves on Thursday, and
the evening following lis medical attendant.
became aware OF Inflammation of the bowels
which did not yield to the most active treat
ment, and that his life was in imminent danger
During Friday it was quite generally believ
Ling. and the ru
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-09
Vote for Chamberlain.

Thrice have Republican victories been secur.
ED in this State under the gallant leadership O.
Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain, and all true Re
publlcans are again summoned to prove theil
devotion to the cause for which they have toilet
so long, by depositing once more in the ballo
box ticket bearing his honored name N,
man claiming to be Republican can excus,
ibis failure to vote for Gov. Chamberlain unles
ut be physically impossible for him to 60 to tn
polls. Upon many bloody battle fields he prov
led his devotion to his country and it's cause
|and daily suffers from the terrible and excru
lciatinS wounds which he there received. H,
claimed no exemption from the burdens i'm
3posed by war, and often performed the mos
arduous duty while suffering to such an exten
THAT he might well have excused himself from
further service. During the three years tina
lhe has been our Chief Magistrate he has dis
enlarged his official duties with great credit t,
himself and to the lasting honor of the State
AS warrior, he added to our renown; as ;
civil magistrate, he has served us faithfully arc
well. In private life he is without a stain, apt
IN every respect is entitled to the enthusiastic
support of every member of the party whose
representative he il. Majorities are made VI
of single votes. See to it that yonr ballo,
|counts one
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-09
Review of the Portland Markets



. On account of tho pressure of matter upon our
columns this week oecasioned by the New England
Fair we are obliged to cut our review short. Local
business is active at the time Of writing on account
. of the immense number OF strangers in town. We
note the following changes in prices since our last
report.
BUTTER Is cents higher on account of the con-
tinued scarcity, extra family bringing as high az
| 40 cents pound.
1 DRUGS AND DYEs.-Madder is 1 cent lower and
iopium has declined to Sl3.
FIsH-Owing to more tree arrivals at the West
fern ports and favorable reports from the Bay fleet
Imacksrel have been dull, and have declined from
|jOcts to 81 per Dbl The arrivals at this port have
been small and the stock very light. No change in
|dry fish.
FLOUR has declined from 20 to 30 cts per Dbl on
the spring wheat grades in anticipation OF the
icrop OF wheat.
FRUrT.-Lemons are higher, selling at SIG box,
land very few on the market.
PRODUCE Eggs are higher and we quote at 2sQ}
100 cents per dozen. Sweet potatoes are so GEMS
lower, and onions have advanced % or 20 cts.
SUGAR.--Refning sugar has advanced slightly
and Forest City Refinery sugar is higher for ali
grades.
FREIGHrs. Tho following engagements havo
been made since our last schooner Abby, Portland
Ito Sagua and back to North of Hatteras with mo-
asses at 81 so and sugar at so cents sch. Adde M.
Bird, same as above; bark Norton Slower, Portland
Ito Havana with cooperage for 81 800 gold tor the
"trip; sch. Flora A Sawyer, Wntworth to Philadel-
|pha, plaster at 81 70.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-09

The Hichborn nominees do not "stick
We have not taken the trouble to count u,
lall the candidates nominated for Senators
Representatives and County officers who hav
declared, when nominated on the Hichborl
Ticket that, in the words of Mrs. Crupp, the,
|are mo such persons" but the number mus
Zoe at least a score. We have printed man,
disclaimers, and our State exchanges are full
of them. The significant circumstance abou
these destinations is that they all come from
leddSag temperance men. 1t is to be observ
ed, too, that they all give the same reasons
Tor refusing a nomination.; viz, that the
cause of temperance will be put in peril by
the diversion of votes from the regular Re.
publican ticket They clearly perceive that
the third party can at most hope only to
throw the control of State affairs into the
hands of the lifelong foes of prohibition and
|of all moral reforms.