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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20
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OFFICES in the second story of the New Brown
" Stone Block, corner Congress and Myrtle Sts.,
opposite the City Hall, rents IS dollars per annum
anu upwards Apply to CHAS. w CAHOON.
ocl6snu Office No. Is, on the premises.
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WooDMAN q WHITNEY have some splendid
bargains in woollen Carpetings No. 81 Ex-
change Street . 17d1w
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Inc Bath Times says that at the Sagadahoc
PARK Monday afternoon, two races were trot-
TED. Inc 2:5O purse for $50, was won by Hart
IA dtnu DeIe, owned by Frank Reed of Bath {;
Tontlne Belle, second who made her best time
IN 2:ol Il; and Skyrocket third. The sweep
stakes for 500 Were won by Beauregard, en-
tered by John Shaw, of Augusta, who made
the best time in 2:i4 IL; General Sheridan,
second, ana the Lewiston Boy, third. Quite
thing passed off pleasantly.
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nn>IESTIO ports

Boston, which put into Queenstown 18th uit with
loss OF Sails sc, sailed for destination 9th inst hay-
ing repaired.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

For Sewers, Cement pipe is smoother and
better than brick
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

COsa H1'VcH OFh duU 1lImes - mt FTeasnnf
and active agent In the cure of all consumpfiye
symptoms "Wibor's Compound of Pure 1od p;,e,
OIL and Lime" being universally adopted in med.
zeal practice. Sold by the proprietor, A. b. VII
BOZ, Chemist, No 1875 Court Street, Boston. and
ny Diuss'ss seherahy' Oc15sn- eodlw
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A NEW NATIONAL WORK

Now selling in immense numbers in all sections OF
our land. 1t is fresh, lively, and sparkling splen-
didly illustrated with elegant Steel Portraits Every
Lady will want copy; Gentlemen will want it for
them. No family afford to be without it,.
Agents. particularly Ladies, do better with this
book, than with any other extant. Great induce
ments offered. and Agents wanted in every town.
shin in the United States
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20


NICE velvet hats for 80 cents at Cosla Has.
sans.
MORE Bracelets at cents pair, at Cogia
Hassans, SO Exchange street.
The very incest quality of ladies' merino
undeIvests at Cogia Hassan's SO Exchange
street
EVERY new style of velvet, satin and plush
hats freshly opened at Cogia Hassan's, SO Ex-
change street, wholesale and retail.
lHE Congregational Circle will hold festi-
val at Sea Side Hall, Cape Elizabeth, Oct 81,
1909, Tor the benefit of their society Admit
lance % cents 1t
those INTERESTED shonld not forget the
sale of valuable building lots of the estate of
Robert Hull, that takes place to-day unless
stormy, at o'clock, p. M. The sale will BEGIN
with the lot on the corner of Chadwick and
Pine streets, and continue in the order in which
| they are numbered on the plans, which may be
had at j. c. Procter's, Exchange street
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

Essaysior Noung Men, on the evils OF SELF
ENEkVAIIoN,with certain help tor the errins and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
sep25SN d&w3m Box p Phiiodalnhia ID,
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NICE velvet hats for so cents at cosla Has.
aan's
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lPer City OF Antwerp, at New York;

lfer Clty OF antwerp, at new NOrk.l
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, European, (s) Bouehette
Quebec.
CD 9Th, Pride Of the Port, Jordan, Boston Eva
III SIX. Emery, New Orleans. 80.
Cid at London 9th inst, Moses Day. Woodwork
New Orleans; 7th, David Brown Nichols Tor New
port and Charleston Evening Star, Watson Cardiff
and New orleans
OFF Dover 9th, Richard McManus Foster. days
from Bremen tor New Orleans.
sid I'm Grimsby eth. Nautilus Hager iron New
York; Tor London, in tow.
OF Dartmouth 4th. Norwegian. Musaus, from Rot
terdam for Portland. Me.
AR at Newport 4th, Flori Nj Hurlbut Curtis from
Bristol for Savannah; Villairanca, Williams do Tor
New Orleans.
AR at Cardiff 5tn, o whittemore, Humphrey,
Liverpool.
Sid 4th. Belle Morse, Wyman, Rio Janelro
AR at Shields 5th. Carlton. Trecartin, Antwerp
Ar al Queenstown 7th, Proteus, Tom Rangoon
:, SD fin luyercarvi July 20, Montana, HERMAN,
Newcastle. NSW.
Ar at Sydney, NSw, Aug 2, Bertha, Humphrey,
Melbourne. =
Ar at Gibraltar 9sth nit John Patten Hill, Calao
land cid 30th tor Valencia
Sid I'm Havre 9Th, Martha Cobb, Pearson, for New
Orleans.
Sid FIN Flushing Roads LIST inst s Jersey, Mich
OILS, New York; I'd, Carlton, Trecartn England
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

MORE Bracelets at cents pair, at Cogia
Hassans, SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20
PR FSS.
Wednesday Morning, 0otcber 20, 1869


GOLD CLOSED in New York last nish' az
100 a 1870 1-8.
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FOR SHE

TO L II Il.
'l'HE convenient and pleasantly situated bouss
L and premises No IL State ST near the new Enis-
eopal Church, row occupied by Cha les BRADLEY
Esq; Posse sion given November first
Also me house am premises No 90 State street ne.
Gently occupied by MIR. II. ID. Deane
For terms apply to
oc20eodtf 40 10 ex..boncas =,
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Aug go. lat q s, lon 9S W, ship Panama, Pettengill
from Liverpool tor Hong Kong.
SEPT 8. lat 6 N, Ion 20 w, barque Keystone, from
Akyab Tor England.
oet 1 off P. INT Lynas, ship Caravan, from Liver
pool tor New York
Oct 8, lat 40 g. lon 8, ship Andrew johnson, from
Hamburg tor Cailao ~
Oct 49, lat b 80, Ion "a 10, brig Nellie Move from
st Lucia for Philadelphia tloremasI sprungJ
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Extra Premiums Given

To good energetic men women, in addition to
our regular terms, Send for Circulars, with COM
Eete Information and terms. Address HAIR
Conn. cc14sn1m
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Present

For their friends and Cogia sti invites all to give
him call at 80 Exchange St, Portland Me. ocl6tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

hon. b. ID. Metcalf of Damariscotta has inst
commenced a large schooner, to be launched
IN the spring. Geo. W. Lawrence is outline
Il whlte oak frame for ship of 600 tons
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20
y tate News.

ARoOsToOK COUNTY
The Free Baptist Church in Dalton. Aroos-
TOOK county, will be dedicated on Sunday.
October 31st. s'
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.

a musical convention will be held at Clinic
Maine, commencing October 10Th, under tb
direction of Mr.. f. S. Daven mort -
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-20

Piofeu luis, anu as VeSSel could make five
voyages a season there was saving of $25,OOO
year. Our merchants in the moIasses trade
would have these vessels. But as it cost 21
per cent more here than it would to build
them in the Clyde, they would be built abroad
The Atlantic Works had had call for three
such briggs, and unless there was change thew
would have to get the vessels built in England |
England was building vessels now for all the |
world, and we have to get our iron vessels |
built by her, and give to her the CARVING |
trade. They had already had an offer from |
Clyde house to build these vessels at 25 ner
ceat. less cost than we could do it. The trade
was a heavy one, one firm in New York bay-
ing flfteen cargoes of molasses in season.
MI. Smith spoke at some length in reference
to similar points, and showed that our mechan-
les could build as good vessels as the world
ever saw, and ought to have the building trade
of the world. 'e
Samuel Hall, the East Boston sbinbuildo,
was next called, and said he had built but ono
ship since the war, and had one now on The
stocks, the duties on foreign articles being 50
high that foreign ships are cheaper built. The
mechanics OF New England obtained higher
wages than foreign mechanics, but thew did |
more work in the same length of time, becansa
Of their superior intelligence arising from eJ.
lcation, and of the general use OF implements
Of superior or labor-saving character. Tho
iuucIcSC was very ullII, and If | I
'ur coastwise trade was thrown open to vesn =
sells of all nations, we should not build anv
ressels. There is no reason why with y
proper tariff, we should not have the business
II building and selling ships to all the world
We build ships still for the coastwise trade.
'alifornia, &c, but not great many. !
AT the same time if the navigation laws r
gere repealed, we could not compete with for. .
ign mechanics.
The rates paid to mechanics now are about
3 day, currency Before the war we paid
LIS to first class mechanics, and sometimes
2. 1t used to cost $1,000 to build a ship. for !
arpenters' labor, that it now costs $13,O06 for.
ur laborers work much more rapidly and eff b
c;tSvely than the English laborers. a
Inc tendency of the age is toward building s
on vessels, and removal of the duties on II
on used would tend 20 increase their con. y
ructlon IN this country. We are GETTING "
. ,ne descriptions of wood cheaper here thar al
ola, ont 1t does not offset Disadvantage IN G
II winch we labor. To preserve onT shin Il
Hiding interest from total destruction 60 far r
the domestic trade is concerned, it wonld no >,
, 1869-11-01
WISCONSIN,.

The Political ChtuPnt.n-A Demo-
cratic E'tzzle-Dnnr CoRntY Nouat~ t~
nhttons-SpenccF Stttl q Candidate
-kcposhR Etcn1ss
spce.a! Despatch to Tne Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Oct -.
The only Democratic meeting Of the camp1,gu,
held 1t the Capital Clty where they have naturally
majority Of Hundreds. aul which had been a4.-
sestiae'i for weeks to come or last night, was q
complete nzzlc Al to Speakers aud hearers. Geo-
esaa @ e.. e. $: nsnss waa to % %s2eak, but .ens woti
Harlow 5. Orton aske.t to bo excused. ~
be could thlnl Of nothing to saY, and 10 outs
NaA left to ta1E 10 the gathering u few scpfe
ncn and hots, which he did for the apace nj hatt
IN hour making about the weakest speech We ever
heard trou 1lir, and cecus...ns Considerable 0f
biz time with Visit 10 a c1i1foTL1a unai mtue
The meeting cEect1a1fi 8hokcd the forlusn con,l!-
ton Of The patty here
4. $. Saulorn, inos n a. '.Dsviuc Ecouunr Sa,,-
boEn.'' bccautc in lcclslattse Speech GONE Jears
ago, he pronounced klaseEy part Of tho divine
hne fssn .! ee s eS s ans R
Of character and antlity. who carried a mnskct 10
the Ud Twcni} .thFd Wisconsin,
publishes card tonight, stating fiat be Il sill d
promised to furnish tor publication at oclock r.
INJURED that prominent De1rocTd:s ia Mil*alKee
offered 10 pay part Of hts Insurance ,lcnceucy il
he would remain on the course, aad atd the ciec }.
kKFcEnA, Wis, Oct aa-D1r Asyor snt Clty
Council were tetScd With q naa,1dausns ftom ths
Cnltesi Bta.es D!tts.ct Court ses,crday, ordering
them to attets aEa collect sax of tl;.ao0 10 pay
judgment aRaiDst nuE CITY, ob.atned By Hanson
aRalnet the city OF kennHha- II Is one Of our CITY
railroad bondi. The order u Imperative, and We
Eow shafl FEC whether nc hare 10 pay our bouds
Or pot. II the orsicr IL tot compiled with, VIC
snsil e1nect N rec OUT city GnTcrnnent un tho
Was 10 MttHsukee, sitter the Iowa style.
TIE schpoter New Hampshire, Captain Charles
Pefenop. loaded wlth umhc7 that ran aature l;lat
sot1h Of the has.ror pier. yesterday, can undodht-
edy be KOt on NlthoHl E1te.taf damage. She lay q
ID theut pse teet OF water, IN rough feA ami ls
po1rdlnR The ooIlom heartily. TncJ cominence.I
upfoadlbR her this morning wtth a aeuw, sud will
probably get her onpy Monday. Captatn Charles
hight, 1nu u pushing IT,
, 1869-11-01

The u,oNt dangerous law to tho city Of
Chicago ntst has eses been pancd NJ
Springfield Ii thss Which takes fsu,n The
city tho appointment o! tho Judges Of cloo-
uon and tho canvaaring of roturus, an,1
lotlgod thcm bo!b, practically. LII 1o hnnls
Of tho County Clerk. Under this regime Il
II f'osslb1o for corrupt md desperate
Clcfk. lntont upon ro-alootlou, to appoint
jt,aBc~ u c1cotlou Ii precincts which he
ino~s will gtve = mai ,risy aga!ass him,
who will knowingly omit solue formal
tty M that 10 shall havc m oxouso
for throwlng out tho returns from that
precinct. Bnrpoac, for Instance. that 10 a
certain wtrl tho inspectors Of uioc.lon
should convonioallY farget 10 take tue 70.
4uirod oath bofosc Tho votiaR boglas. This
would l'ctlatn tnvatIslato tha election in
thas pseoii'ct, md aucb would undoubtedly
bo tho ruling Of tho County Clerk In saoa a
oAo II tho complexion of tho returns in
That ward did not happon to suit hin.
for tho rursosa Ut reminding u.e judgea
VI their duty In tliz wo copy soctlon IL of
tho clcctiun law. viz
"nkcHos y i'Tcstons to my rotor t,clny tskru,
orally !sss ~ osla or affirmation tn tbs following
;" n. A. j., DO .olenn,1 swe.1 tot .alra, =.
flasr t1E eiuTk ~ tho otso naJ a,r,, according IN
law seA 10 she scs. os III Hahly: thA, vii, f1u.
a'ou.l5 eDaGa.or e plessus fraud. aucsst su't
Any violation VI thin osth rontless.. ..talo
, 1869-11-01

Says tbat "About ono hanlsr.l teams arc en-.
canped down about tho Grow Greek hqttons.
hattnx been surprised By tho sno Kstorm end CON.
ptlito to lay oveF awhlt.''
Asan evidence Of tho excessive cold weather. 4,
I4famie, wyoming. We TAKE tho following from
tho str'st1e| 0? tho ftd ult: "Au est,mab1e
young lAdy Of this town got chokcti .wo da1s a9o,
Willis drinking R!aas Of water, bT piece Of tce
sticking IN her throat, Hherc 1t still remaial A
council Of eminent phYscau4 decided to-day thst
nothlpR could be done to remove the obstruction
befota next spring.
Governor campbeit. Of Wyoming, bas iasusd the
following Thanhzssiug proclamation:
WHEax4A Ths rsv.ldtnl uf Tbs unitrd at.tes hss
~ ,.n[ [hsnntsfi.,as n I'D ssse Now. shY9te. j.
to'rrnds< throughout sr as sitsas II ts* fs1rsnfy.
Ans 3bst oef copls essvnAe hvrttr II ihstf r4ws ii
tht ttqdsf thtaks md p9Iss to 4imGhty t1oX ths
Fts u ~ snYd fT a. many tessaSs volsel,ssj~ 10
..1ss: III .:ss: /; =. q; r's.::::
r fntMts ntsta ~ ~ tnsfritu5 ssafNl ftots III
r.! fSs III u ~ pttas III
y: hsfa:nan: e.sr st VIA their ~ I'D nel
{: .s,4s !s"S .,. ' !. :,:; sS .s;ss ::
etnry w.ath hsVs h<rs espctirsrsi iy c.ei, u IL
lndtsai1At y t9sst mud tter that Fsdsf auta,
~ And ..r45esat IhAnks tn Him tFo wiuh I'll aoed
, 1869-11-01
PERSONAL

St.1nss, the Vienna waltze-EtnR, IL bankrupt
Ltuts Blaac saJs thxt, IN his opln1on, Fechter is
the Ets atess uslog actor.
Patu, It u said, intends to ieAre khe stage en-
ttrefJ next year.
TIE champion "Oid Man ~ IL no nase. Jose
AoscnA nas lately died in Brazil. II the pieaAiaR
aEe Of 1s5 years.
Pzptes1os A4uteaaEtA Looked tor k1tteen hon5s,
without Etnklng. through y uIczoAoope In seAsch
OF tie beginnings Of ofEa1Ic e8iEence II sol1-
tton Of his preparation. BE didn't Ind them.
George Batoou., Of The Yale cazs Of 70, Is the
fourth who has dlad from disease conuacted,- -
tie Hartford ISst t6sefss -fsoul the damp md un-
wholesome domttoriea Of the cotlrEa
NT. Drske, who way the father Of tho Oh trade
In thfs eounr!, and who sunk the trst oil well,
and then sunk the millions Of dollars be made In
the bu&nesz, recently died In tho poofaouse.
The Sultan borfo Eed s. 60oo.1 900 In ra1s tn order
10 c<1ct rate Eusenlts vts!t in = becoming mSuper-
Soue enc Eunderx u Lou.s Napoleon lent the
n.oneJ:
EnSenie took htr little glass Of cuszco2 IN Sen-
sef ~ tho Cafo F7oTsan. with only QUO female
f1~nd. a waiter recoeutxed her. turned pale. and
Was about to tatrt, wneu sho uppel bin na-
poseon and hs rsytyed.
Lord P&lneFstun never vtNted tue most impor-
tanl seaport Of The Dslu1h Empire, Liverpool,
, 1869-11-01

1t Is usually deemed supestluous to con-
sumo on entire porker in order to judge of
his quality. So q fair sample is as good as
biography for candidate. Alderman
knicker''ocker il running for Judge Of tho
Probate Court. Tho qr,ali.y required ia
strict, scrupnlous integrity; for when you
die your l'rupcrty passes through his mill,
and your iufant heirs depend on his hon.
esty to take out only the toll mud give them
the grist. When the question Of city
deposits WINS up, Bankers Coolbaup1 and
Holmes offered tho city per cent, which
would have amounted to 800 a year, for
the deposit Of these funds in tho Union
and Third National hanks. It was eoner-
nlly understood that nobody voto,l against
saving This s74,eol sear, which vas being
pocketed ly the City Treasurer, unlcss he
hnd arguments Of Negotiable character
sufficient to justify lis course. Yet alr.
knickesbocler voted for it. And, though
he has risen before great many audiences,
since, l4e LAS never risen to q lersonal e1-
planation on this point. Against him
stands on the Citizens ticket General
Wallace, trne ''knight like Bayartl -
| s"i.~ 1'ar, II s"hs rtprofhe. Vote the
straight Citizens ticket
, 1869-11-01

opinions upon nntional politics, an1 NO
proclaim no rev opinions, except that it IL
time for Ill ci.izrns 10 look afler their im-
metiiAse pc1sonal interests nnl property.
We arc unilcd simply in an cfrurt to better
tic condition oi our local and municipal
nffaisr. No believe that tue people Of
Cook County aro not ~ blinded by dems-
goguca u to forget that they ara tax-ray-
err. They cannot hhut their eyea to tho
fart thst sneaHnrea hre constantly being r,a-
turel nnd pul in fosco ty tho ofllce-hoiders
sud hruk"r* to pcrpesnato their power md
to render it 1aure aud s,,oro .lllIlcu14 fur lilo
petlls 10 csercisc any Intelligent chofoc La
thc selection VI thelr rulcrs. Wsinrlto tho
impartial Judgment md favorable cunrisl.
Grafton of our fr1luw.cltlzcnf utn,t, Tho
tasn~ hcsow!tl. Observation-Disclosures tllal,
with the aucccsp VI shla tlckot, TIM ovits
and atusos heretofore inotiti,.uctl will DO
nstehtcl, aud that utlor evils aud ubtsos Ut
"Hssscr character. contemplated Int not
yos executed. for whfnh TIM al'cclal luYinla-
ton cnactcd al Bptlug0sl,l hut wiatur las
paved tho why, will bo alto9eti.or nyettcd.
Il IL l,uliuyel tlAt lin gsntlomop who
hAso boon named NJ slclrga.cn tn tho C.,n-
stltulional Convention nrc nni1loionuy we'll
known 10 aaanrc tho comn.,lully thni tho FOL.
loving s'owa will DO faithfully observed iu
their action First. That oil attempts u ill.,
srs>ancc rrivatc mud i,nrtiaan nsoass,rna In
thc constitution ai,n'l 10 rcaoin.c|y oI'rosos1.
, 1869-11-01

ou tue fourth and mn doors Of stare q Fedrrai
jfy. ottIcs ii The Hairay .1ourr1ul anil j. L. HAIL
win. dealer in paper and tHlnc- Tho oIlce ps tn.
Journal wss not injured. The tJpe fotin'lsy WI.
AZ id st,oe snd rinber goods, lost &ApH; .n.urei.
The dsmaRe:io the butIainH Ia 5t0."0. The nrc
wa ennade4 10 the upper 1oatE.
NtCHNprr, Oot, t1.-Ths foundry aud enanhtns
shopa Of Talbot rrus., Seyen.ccnsh stfrct, w-.o
oestrnyoa ex me tn-nfaht. iosr; t!sa"ss in III
aursnce. Tfs DR. originated from tim Ui.rr.
, 1869-11-01

There wcse. for long time, Democrats
in Pcunsylvapin who continued 10 vote
for t;c1tcnl Incksrn nftcr ho wns
dead, 10 sayc thr trouble Of keeping up with
the now iHsues. That will do very vol for
tho Democratic party, because, If it did no
t,~sl, it tai'lnt cr'st anything. Int 1t would
''c much ,norc stupid affair for tho peopls
Of Chicago to kcrp voting for "ta1os antl
supplies, and tho suppression OF tho rcl,el-
lien, when The ta1cs and supplies only feed
and swell the King, md thu only rebellion
t1tant il the rebellion Of tho Taxpayers
agalust tho l5arnacles. Vote on live qucs
iions only, and ron will roto tho Citizens'
ticket uucs1inely.
, 1869-11-01
L{)E e Mrihu
CITY AsD coIISrH NOMINATIONS.

..
r, v,.~-f,o,on., :, u..,.
rrr T%tamfrvmWsvm 4" usnH
~ C.iI1",-W. j. Onai,sMs
y;r ,sm,rn....isrt.i' II Hrs;ra
~ ~" NJ. G -.
=" e'fAv V @e3'9 t"e''-e* IT, MA'soxs
y..'w ~ ~ "1srt"r ce"rt-,'Msrn Il. OAxY.
tT. ,.,. a. - H.'rF."r % ,oastIA =. hr1ssasos.
f,rt y TIE t''ants c'r.,f-J. a. usxpaLs.
3rr".7'rT.u. Mkatnko.
knt<r,ns~1ert v SrA.-t.-Af.nrKr Il. LANh
t,'itrv vts,ns,ntast,a<t-MARk AnKAsnAn,
.f"'tpts " tn Efars-MAx KusknAMur. 4. II.
3AftNN.
nxxnxxs ,r mn t,ossrrr.rtox.t, oo,rxxr,os.
r.1n nt"th fh'*sAcs-A y. ttAJrs, J"atph Mcdltl.
'aG" H',,'.,i T.. ,@'nes n'et.,.. ,.x,, ,u,.. ~ .
S'H',t,auRt.
MifP f''f W'fF1f'-E'!'oa Anshony. Dan'e' Cam
rowt ofr1cksA
~o,-1 ,.r,c n,o ....1.trtsr. NJ, i, KrrN,n: st,r,.
irrr. f;..n t:tr@s i f. psr,n,,. '''' o''''
,,...- ..,,,,,n. ,.'n.',.. ."ms.o ou.....u. &C.,.
49,. -, ,s.,,ts 1r.hnn. s...s.a, na.mM: a ~
nnr,t.ans recs ~ fs.rt Il II i,mss, a.
l. ""tsAn. 1ee" t~'** ~ -. .'usu.'
stsac W,kkftc.uo-c1!ttrtaF. olto l'rit9cF: SuIxr.
rvkefs: 1vvn ctrrt. Joast RM Ss.t%TpfssFs u. H.
s
MAAn 0rT,cEMs
rsr4~,r, Eaftten 1ll9hue; Glnasabl, Iarnba Qs3iA.
gner.
sxcoNp WAxp--ALtrrr~an, tlrnTy +. 9oolyo;
SmIfrrt4yr, u. II. l,aRohia; Con.!4at, i kuchles,
TnAr WAkr-A.ttrman, J. 7. MONTGOMERY:
Nrt$rrs-r, Patrick Magnes; Cen..abss. John
Ats,Er.
FnrEs1l WArp-AMsrman. John II. MctvoJ;
rry.
F1Y7H WAKn-ALf<Trntn- g. & Whitaker md
F. I. ttezsef: :FiFrrrfso5, Charles Holland: CON-
s.alt, A. l. narsiey.
, 1869-11-01

pown in Mls.la,ppl snsy cal, colorea man
..rt,Arntf Amcnim.n, y -''''
u .,s.n nusua"sat' .........
e<c,,.d intsc, s,ssrn nen,t"r f4,,n, 7sn,,"."
".na.r cocy~r I. NATIVE ri m.nry too.ty. hnt r.
kiectntth rtssrsf tn hns'v enn.-.r1 ranvaat. ~
nAitsaty Il ~ ue wss again sent tn ths Lctilainfo
!loa' thy tnnty pt9scr. utrF uLr of thr tttulAE
n 10 te isief :, slous twrnt3 T"tcs TIE s"ts Ii
lit Il .s'sn s,n syss .a t. r. y
f;evrspcr johnson, and served With E1rA eeff 10 hin.
sef until ied whrn r secrpss ehA1s In Tho Fsensy
at tar Cup 1srsatd ua, sErsly 4 ixb%son lu1nt w
t til III e ;Sasst a
erna1 Of ssatr tifnwulo.l ,nsstea upon his r.slains
tkr poEitien and 10 kubsrunrps " tbs L
laase. rfcffrd to him ~ ono q the rutett and nss
Hrteht tnembers Q! thn state Judiciary. and though
crr+ed 10 blu sv!titauy. fArnstuy pStcatcd sxaa.s
hanos To htuseH and servisc T. she HsAe. Ind1s
Coofcf Was 1rttr effennA APPLICANT t0t any '1ise.
AID WIT never dsfea3rd fR sns EansAH tstfore th-
Ieor<, He IL tusy trfAa*d nn@ Z" the ralcs etAt.
sFn :. Tsnoes'cs nnivrt,.y Estsstn.S Il b.. sex-
sir,G, f,r,i. 10 s"s s.s r. esnSSns " as
ouxbty . Donsrfvatlse:"
The sacsnnento Tnfen Of October = has tht
following IN Hgaru 10 the recent jIdlc!a. election
In California:
80 tas Nc havr rrrrIr.d rtt1tns, th~v i-d!eate
tItt -, r,tetrs Ckrst hr ny ,s y es
majerIty over Ps.tt shaa a4fe ss h4rt ever s.
~; - r. oT w fs. sea I'll rtts n tass :
Tnd1rS Il nSsr ir,ks II ~. n~n o-tst. 49, h.Ts
, 1869-11-01

Tho MHrluihe tlo Dois.y, formerly tho
fsmnto>s G"iec;c'', Is writing ,,iogrnrhy
ii hrr latest husband. UnLor ordinary cir.
csls'Ssances, B.sch I'll undertaking wuull 10
considered rare mark If conjugal atfcc-
lien h1'' It tn tr't,ab,e that tho domestic
virtues Ut tln Marquis 10 moi haso 10 muct,
inanchoo in tho tnattcr ~ tho fac! tllat tle
''l"te lal1cntc,a" WA proud of hin wifc'a
having f'ccn tho miH'Fcs4 uf Lori l'yron.
A man thus fur nl'oyc the petty rroju.licos
VI humanity is deserving uf having lii
lncs..o1y 1'erl~t'satut; ui,l where coull n
moro filling l,nnl bc fonnd for tho task
shnn TINT Of the spouse su renowned for
her physical catl.ulIclty3
, 1869-11-01
LOUISIANA.

Leyco ImprovomCutA - E'ersonnl -
CuAtolaaa Receipts Rt :tet<' Orleans.
Etr,
Skw 0RLKAxF, Oct tA-Tne Loulsritle Com
Metrtsi Convention LGxcs CuMn1ttee net here.
abd rrRo!Frt1 10 ofKAn.zB q siock COMPANY ipS
lever building rusru@es.
Jeftsson ltAv1a haA gone hotrs 10 Masiea,ppt.
QlffoveFpor! WArmosn patN he viii not call "a ex.
tn stsA1on Of the LeRttlatnFn,
Customs ftrt1p'a hefb tor OCTOBER were oyef
ipF month since 1880.
Ar. Casey, at New Orleans, s relative Q. General
Grant, sapros<fl 10 have been lost Oh the ii 1pp-
NQll. was not on bQsru
, 1869-11-01

The qualifications Of votasa 1t Ito olao-
lion Tomorrow ate shos,: Tho votor must
be white ma,c citizen ii thu Un1toi S..tea,
Tor OH inhalitaut Ut the State OF Illinois On
tho Int of April, 18as), abovu the ags of
twenty-one yours, who Inns 1n&i4lod in the
State ono year, and tn the election district
in which ho of'ora to vote thirty days, aud
Ia M actual resident Of such election dis
trict at the time he otYeFH to vote,
, 1869-11-01
Ohio E1ectlone

CoiCxnrs. Ohio, Oct 40
oelTel 1t the secretary u Ssaten ONCE from Iii
n.stoti!y II 6,e9s, the. vote standing: Hsyes.
7sa 70: Peud!eten, z2h.S7+ Fultoo gave Hayes
1,Se4. and feudeton 1.146: AshtahnIs-Hhyes.
s,l6a; Prndletoo, s,s9a.
Summit County gzse HsJes ,76s majority. uat-
Ing hts tos1l majority oyer Pendleton I'M. The
and :a 100 less than that casS last October. Ex
eeps II Nnrtltou County, the Republican, hsTe
held tne1r OWE IN Ill p41ts OF the State.