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Available horse belonging to Mr. Llewel
lyn Kimball of Auburn, died on Sunday of Q
til roat disease. .-a.zasssssasz
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
II. II. Dickey, Esq, Of Lewiston, travelled
eighty miles in a sleigh in Aroostook county
last week. There was foot of snow in some
places M t.ei5
The Houlton Branch railroad was to have
been formally opened on Tuesday and the pee
pie of that town anticipated grand time.
la KENNEBEo COUNTY.
A fortune teller has been sent to Jail in Au.
gusta for thirty days for getting drunk.
Four persons, two males and two females
were arrested in Augusta Monday, on q
charge of adultery, and all Of them pleaded
guilty. Two OF the patty, q man named
Burns and woman named Jenkins obtained
bail. The other two, man named Smith and
q woman na..ed Nord, were committed in de-
fault of bail. yts ID
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Says the Bangor Whig-Potatoes were
brought into this market in enormous quaint.
ties, yesterday-those having the tubers to sell
wishing to get them off their hands before the
weather gets more frosty. Several vessels are
now loading with potatoes at this port.
j. The Wing says during the month of Octo.
Der, sixteen certificates were issued to "per.
sons intending marriage" by the City Clerk,
of Bangor, 1873 similar documents were ;ssned
in the year ending Oct. 1st, 1870.
WALDO COUNTY. 81, j.
ThA Bangor Wing is informed that the com.
mission which, on behalf of the Maine Central
Railroad, examined the new Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad last week. have re-.
ported that tits not constructed according to the
specifcatons-which were very strict.-and
that the Maine Central Company refuses to
lease it, in its present condition. .iI - !
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In this city, Nov. 8, OF congestion OF the lungs,
Jimmie, infant son OF Joshua ". and Ellen W. Saw
yer, aged months
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
at No. al Bracket street.
In Limerick, Nov. =, Mrs. Mary Perry, widow OF
the late Daniel Perry, aged 70 years.
In Sanford, Aug. 29, Mrs. Abby j. Hurd aged 20
years mouths kind hearted wife and hum lie
disciple OF Jesus. and subject for the abode of the
best In heaven.
In Bath. Nov. 4. Mrs. Hannah, wife Of Geo Mitch
ell aged 70 years
In Bath Nov. 5. Arnie L., daughter of Capt. Jas
7. and Maj garet W. Morse aged IL years 10 months;
sth. Mr.. David NJ. COMBS. aged 40 years.
In Boston. Nov. suddenly, of heart disease Capt.
Edward Gooding formerly OF Portland, aged 60 years
months.
In Maiden. Mass, Nov. 9, Miss Abbie NJ Tolman,
of Portland.
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aid have elected thelr member Of Congress
D. P. Lowe. A us. Senator /, to be elected
in place of Edward G. Ross.
LOUISIANA.
The returns come in slowly, but as far
as far as heard from give Republican major
ity. The election was for subordinate State
officers and five members of Congress. the
Republicans will no doubt have four out OF
five Congressman.
FLORIDA.
Election of members of Congress, but no re-
turns received up to midnight. The regular
Republican candidate for Congress is Joseph
T. Walls, colored. There are two independ-
ent Republicans and a Democrat as his COM
petitoIs.
We recapitulate our Congressional returns
Fill
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MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN has returned
to the United States, with the intention Of
making it her future residence and spending
the remainder of her days in her native land
At present she is temporarily in New York
but will make Newport her home. On hel
way from Italy she received medical treat
ment in Edinburg, and now finds herself in
very good health with the exception of the
organic trouble which she has, and for which
there is no cure. With the exception OF look
ing little thinner in the face she has hardly
changed during the past five years.
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Notice..

PORTLAND, Oct. 3lst, 1870.
Messrs. Jordan and Blake are now ready TO serve
their customers end all who may favor them with
their patronage at No.2 Long Wharf. Shall keep
full assortment of Provisions Flour and Groceries.
Quick sales and small profits is our motto.
n0y1-3w JORDAN & BLAKE,
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world /;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, jim
Simultaneous; no Disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the ill effects ofbad dyes invgorates and
gvss the hair soft and eautitul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Rerfumers, and properly
applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory, IS Bond st,N.Y
June 3-1S70sNdiyr&w : - =
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THE recent refusal of Judge Mexican, OF
Utah, to naturalize two Mormons on the
ground that they were not men of good char
acter, has created no little stir in the sacred
valley where dwell the saints of the New Je-
r1salem. The Mormons look upon it as the
first severe blow struck at their practices,an
as was to be expected, are indignant, and
even rebellious The saints fully recognize it
as the entering wedge which will finally re-
suit in the entire overthrow of their power.
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M A h r. lie d.

In this city, Oct. 10, by Rev. W. II. H. Pisbury,
Walter B. Jones, OF Portland, and Miss Elizabeth
Grihis, OF st John. N. B.
In this city, Nov. T. by Rev. Mr. Pillsbury. George
Fitzpatrick. OF lanesvlle, Mass, and Miss Carrie j.
Lewis, OF Portland.
In this city, Nov. O. at Preble Chapel, by Rev. W.
T. Phean, John DeLacy and Susan d. Freeman, Of
Portland.
In this city, Nov.s at the residence OF the brides
father by Rev. DIR. Smaller, Levi Cushman and Miss
Abbie j. Brown both Of Portland. mo cardsl
In this CITY, Nov. 2, at st. Domnic's Church, by
Rev. j. W. Murphy, Patrick N. McQuade and Miss
Carrie b. Mullen. boston papers please cOpy]
and MIS-. Almira c. Babb, Of Portland. Bangor pa
pers please copy.]
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The s,essas af the Casasus,

fhe striking feature of the census rettffis OF
1870 Is the falling off of the great cities, Or rath-
or their diminished ratio of increase between
1860 and 1870, as compared with the previous
decade from 1850 to 1860. The following table
shows the ratio of increase from 1860 to 1850,
and from 1860 to 1870 of the principal cities of
the United States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-10

RushtOn'S Cherry PectOral TrOches
will be found superior to all others for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly paatable. having none of that nauseat-
ing unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like charm. Also Rushton's IF. W Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrofula, &c. The oldest, purest
and best in the market Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc28sn-d&wem
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON-Cld LIST, brig Frank Clark, Bar
NEW oRLEANs-Ar Sd, ships Priscilla, York
SAvANNAH-Ar 7th, sch Eva May, Andrews
BALTIMORE CID 9th, brig Black Swan, Podger
AT III, sch Mabel Hall, Bartlett. Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar5 9th, barque Brilliant, Gre
Ar nh. barque Norton Slower. Bibber, Salem; scls
M M Pole, Jacksonville, Cherub Leighman, George
NEW YORK-Ar 7th, briggs Edith, Crowley, Calais
Sarah Peters, Andrews. Gardiner; schs Edie Wat
ers, Gregory. Bahia; Harriet Newell Gould, East
johnson, Gardiner; Rockingham, Newman. Bangor Bangor
Al Simpson, Simpson, Eastport; John Nc dam.
Willard. kennebec; Light Of the East, HEATH CALAIS
and Locbie, Haskell, do Nathan Clifford, Shute,
Belfast; Snow, Thrndike, Rockland; E Conant,
GerIish; Calais; Geo WASHINGTON Perry, Rociland
Bangor; Arthur Burton, Frohock, Kennebec; Cres-
cent Lodge, Hatch, Calais; Pacific, CHM, Rockand
Netie Cushing, Presley, Elizabethport TOR Thomas,
koc1and RosmsT Wass Calais Ring Dove WoGs
vidence Jedde. Trott. do for Philadelphia: Chase,
Portland for Philadelphia; q w Rawley, Clark, VI
nahaven.
cd 7th. scts Helen Bowen. Alexander, Para;
Cid sth, ships Italia Whittemore, London; Asa
Eldridge, Baker, Boston; sch Fanny Mic1bell DO
AR 9th, ship Industry Means. Rotterdam.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 7th schs Crotou, Pease and
Louisa Smith. Weber, Calais; Gerrude from Port
land
NORwICH-Ar eth, schs Moses Eddy, and Darius
Eddy, from Bangor.
PRovlDENCE-Ar 7th, sch Surf, Abbott, from
FALL RIVER Sid It'll. sch W Il Rowe, White
more. New York.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar Stt, brig Bickmore Hen.
ley. Philadelphia tor Portland.
BOSTON-Ar atn ship Carrie Reed, Horton, Liv-
erpoo; schs susan s. Phebe, Fletcher, i'm Machias
Connecticut. Elwell. and VIM Stevens, Elwell. BAN
gor; Jane Fish, Gardiner Pushaw, Hart; DIR K ane.
Dodge, and Geo Edward, Somers DO; Cameo, Den-
nison, Belfast; Cocheco, Merriam, Camden; Cynes-
Savannah, Arey, Frankfort; Alpine, Elliott, Bath
Cherub, Fletcher, DO; Bramball, Hamilton, Port
land.
Ar 9th, brig Mariposa, Milton, I'm Charleston, SC;
schs Eliza Frances, Hunt, ST Stephens, NIB Ontara,
Pray. Phila ielphia Boxer, Southland. Wiscasset
Cld 9Th, brigs Mary f Peunel', Eaton savannah
Susie j StrOut, Hammond, st George, N b; sch ID w
CLARK, (Br Peck. Portland.
PRO- INCETOWN-ln port sth ..brig Fannie But
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9TH, schs Wild Rover. Cook
Thomaston tor Boston; Seafower, Baker, Millbridge
tor New York; Susan a. Phebe, Fowler, Mach, as tor
Boston: Agenora Means, Ellsworth
POkTSMOUTH-Ar 5th sch Active, Coombs I'm
Philadelphia. - 49,
Ar 18th. sehs Coquimbo, Jordan. and Concord
Ames, Rockand; Peiro, Rogers, -; Alnomak
Thompson Rockland Concert. Tyler. Deer Isle
SD 4th, sens Aendrck Fish for CALAIS: Il PRAY
Clark, Eastport; Howe, Ellis, Bangor.
oru o'n' sen MARY Lymnburner, Lansil. Bangor.
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Wanted.

Ayoung man of good habits, who can write fair
band, and can devote part of his atternoons or
evenings to learn practical bookkeeping and office
work generally, can hear OF an opportunity to give
his time for the Instruction by sending his address to
B. X. Press Ohce. no8sndtf
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Princess, tof Brooklin) Forham from Phadel-
pha tor Boston, with coal, was seen Oct 6, of Mon
tauk since which she has not been heard from and
is supposed to have ioundered and all hands lost.
Capt FOrham. and the mate, H Babson belonged
in Brooklin; the rest Of the are unknown. The
vessel registered 25 tons, built at Owls Head in
1885, and was owned by the master and others, OF
Brooklin.
Sch Mary Ann, of Deer Isle, Capt Greenlaw, went
ashore and biIged at Bucksport 18th inst. She will be
got off and 70 haired "
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EOREIGN PORTS.

fer Boston.
a., AT at Singapore Sept II, ship Competitor, Mat
thcws. Melbourne.
:, Ar at Mauritius Aug 30, ship Argonaut, Baker,
Batavia.
Ar at Grgenti 10th ult, brig Nellie Hustled Ma
l0ney, Genoa.
Sid TIM Leghorn 10th ult, ship Surprise, Luce fol-
New YORK.
At Leghorn 23d ult, barque JAS Nj Churchill. Sea
vey, tor Philadelphia; brig Abbic Titeomb, Hall
tor Boston Nov Is.
Cid at Malaga 2Ist ut. brig Harry, Brown, New
York.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ult brig Clara jenkins, from
Malaga, land cid tor New York;
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Omnibus to Libby's Corner.

WILL leave the "Corner as ioio"s' oi-z' 'and
w II A. NJ, 2, and T.: Nj: n IN 4, =,
Iaavipy FAMOUTH HOTEL IL, TO- IL A. NJ,
SinsIe Fare, 10 cts. Twelve Tickets Tor si.0o,
unnnS out over Middle and Congress sts., return
ing over Portlands st. no'dlm
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MA Ri n Il N EW Is
PORT OF pOR TLAND.


Wednesday, November 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconla. Bragg, New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Sch Talent, tBr) Coffill, Windsor, Ms
Sch VIM Gum, Mahaffy, New Jersey.
Sch Idaho, Davis Boston.
Sch George Staples, Lord Boston for Calais
Sch Linda. Pike, Boston for Easrport
Sch II Crosby, Parker, Dighton for Bangor.
Sch M0ulton, Crowley. Calais for New York,
Sch Open Sea, Coombs. Bangor tor Fall River
20 CLEARED.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, HALIFAX, NS-John Por-
teous.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, Eastport and st
John. MA r Stubs.
Sch MorioId g. TRULY, tBrl Faley. Walton, MS.
3 Sch Aloe. tBrl Marlln, st John, NIB.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept II, barque Ella, Lewis,
Portland.
Ar at Havana sOth ult, brig Giles Loring. Pink
ham, Portland.
In port I'd. pareue Andes, Davis, for New York.
Ar at Savannah 9Th inst, barque Clara Eaton, Mer-
riman, Portland; brig Julia E Haskell, Haskell i'm
Boston.
CID at Baltimore sth, barque N M Haven, Hall, fer
Portland
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A cable dispatch says Mr.. Gladstone will
stand for London in the next Parliamentary
election, in the place of Baron Lionel Roth
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Dantsc
N sla iln posasaax 18th die, brig Richmond Powers,
Aktas Liverpool 18th inst. ship Pontiac, skIlling,,
Wilmington. '' Orig a Jewets keed' I'M
Tucker Havana. iuo mary hideout,
,rd AT a. Milford 18th ult, ship Kendrick Fish Watts.
from CaIao Tor Galway, with loss OF sails 49, "'''
Sid I'm Bakers Island Aug 8, ship Puritan uo,.
Savannah. nenry,
=, AT Rio Grande septl, brig Ernest, Hodgdon. for
deTson, New York. an
Ar at Halifax brig John Sanderson, Golfer, Port
land.
Ar at ST John, NIB, 9Th inst, sch Annie Currier,
Pecs, Portland.
SPOKEN
Aug II, lat 81 s, Ion 20 W. ship Eldoradc, Haskell.
from Montevideo Aug tor Valparaiso.
Set IS. lat 80 Oh s, Ion II 40 T., ship Northern
Empire from Calcutta for Havre.
Oct I5 lat II 10 N, Ion 40 49, sch Ocean Pearl, from
New York for Para.
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Price of Wood F.!

, will sell good Dry Hard Wood, in quantities fro
two cords and upwards, deveried on the tars in
Portland at about two thirds the retail price.
rare chance for families to two or three dsars
per cord in the price Of their years. wood.
Address, B. g. JORDAN,
scp3sne0d am Bar Mills
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Ao0c Use the ssvegetsbIe Pull xo7A
1910 menary BaIsam., The old I0/U
andard remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
nothing better CUTLER Bros. g. Co., Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
c o AL re-
.FO2. Sale ! 1000 Tons

OF the choicest Goals for family use, Selected par
ticularly for winter This Coal is from the most
celebrated mines in Pennsylvania. Our stock com
prses all grades from the tree burning franklin, to
the hardest Lehigh For sale at prices to suit the
times. -l.f ,
made.
RANDALL, McALL1STER & CO..
Wholesale and retail dealers in Anthracite and Bi.
luminous Goals,
60 Commercial Street,
oct10sntf Opposite the New Custom House.
To Lett
DOOMS with Board.
AZ snaug22dtt O& Free ST.
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Card.

JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. l ar mr28-d1y
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state News.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.

ANDRoscoaaIN COUNTY. ai@
Available horse belonging to MT. Level
lyn Kimball of Auburn, died on Sunday of q
th rOat dicaosa
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600,2 6,700,s36 S,09l 1873 1885, Se5
Ratio of in Ratio of in Population
crease from crease from to So. miles
1850 to go 1850 IA s7O 1R70
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The election was for full State, legislative
and Congressional ticket. Hoffman's majority
in the State is estimated at $4,000, against
$4,000 in 1858. The Senate, elected last year
stands IA Republicans to IS Democrats. The
Tribune claims to have saved the Assembly
which consists of 12S members. The COM
plexion of the Congressional delegation is un-
certain. The Tribune claims 16 Republicans
to Is Democrats. On the contrary, the World
claims II Democrats to IA Republicans. The
present delegation stands IS Republicans to
10 Democrats.
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WAR NEWS.

London, September 22.-King
William reports to the Queen
The Investment of Paris is now
complete. The French advance
on the north side was repulSed
with a loss ofseven guns, twenty
five hundred prisoners.
PruSsian defeats are obScurely
reported at Athis aud Mons.
LSpernl to the Register.
New York, September 21.-The
steamship Lafayette sailed yester.
day, carrying 100000 stand OF
arms and 3,0O0,000 cartridges for
the use Of the French; also con.
trlbutlOns from New Orleans and
other cities.
The attempt Of the Prussians to
cut the Orleans railroad resulted
most badly for TEEN. They were
attacked by the French, and after
an engagement of six hours, not.
outstanding a reinforcement of
10000 fresh troops, were compel,
cd to fall back in great disorder.
They were hotly pursued by the
French to their main body at Cor.
bell, which was also compelled to
fall back to that place and recon.
centrate Oh Melun. The Prussians
lost all their camp equipage, bag.
gage, etc.
The Orleans railroad Is now the
only means of communication be.
tween Paris and the provinces.
The Commander of Toul has
Internationally surrendered the
city and garrison after another
icrce bombardmcnt. The city was
found to have been greatly injured.
The walls were preached IN MANY
places, and numerous buildings
burned.
The city ofParis is entirely shut
IN, and all avenues Of c0mmunica.
ton cnt off except by way of Ber-
lin. Official dispatch received
from Prussian headquarters,
near Paris, reports that a redoubt
with seven guns had been captured
by tho German troops. Another
from the King to the
tyheen, dated Tuesday, SAYS:
''The French abandoned their posi-.
ton near Pierrcflle, north of Fort
st. Denis. AT the same time the
PrussorB avarian troops crossing
the Seine near Viflenerrve, attack.
three divisions under the com.
mand Oh Nincy on the heights Of
Soeaux, and captured seven guns
anu many men. Fritz directed the
tnOyemehtg.p atd Gl7
!, Villa Albano, September e1.-4i
Ihe Italian troops entered Roma
through the Porte Sea, firing IN
the u'eTcens riesa ne tlity advanced.
AZ last the Pope ordered a white
nag to be hoiSted and hostilities
ceased The national fol ices then
quietly ogfupied Tie city.
N.NH .NHL- #NfAHfH. L N
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THE STATE.

Died. Mt his residence, in this
city Sunday morning Sept. u.s.
1870 after u ~protracted and pam
full illness, Joseph Emerson DAVIS,
the elder brother of the Hon. JET,
terson Davis, in the S7th year OF
his age, and for fifty years a citizen
Of this county Her
aid.
Suicide ola MiniSt0.-On Fri
day the 10th inst, about 10 o'clock
A. W., the Rev. L. l.. Thompson,
preacher in charge of the Dckalh
Circuit, Mobile Conference, NJ. y.
G. South, committed suicide by
hanging himself. The hOrrid deed
was committed 6 miles from De
kalb ON the Louisville road. He
hung himself with his stjrNp
feathers. 1t is indeed a sad affair.
He leaves Il wife, a noble woman,
and four helpless children. His
remains were brought to town, az
ter an inquest had been held, and
he was buried Sunday, the 18TH
Mercury.
The population of Nicksburg is
10, disappointment to
to the Nicksburgers.
4 Shocking MHrdT.-On last
Friday night, an apparently cold
bloodrd murder was committed on
the person Of negro boy, named
William George, near Alligator
Pond, northwest of ColWHhfs-
George was sittig@ ii front of the
naJ0se vi Warren Baker, freedman,
talking to Il girl, the daughter OF
Warren. 1t is said the murderer
fired from the road, striking his
victim fatally, who fell dying at
the feet o! the girl,
Suspicion rests upon a negro OF
Columbus, named Burrell BilIups,
who married the grandmother OF
the girl. The result Of the trial
will be given in Thursdays ISSUE
Index.
appointments Of Bishop Green
Corinth, Sunday, October ID
Aberdeen, Sunday, Oct, 9th Ma.
con, Saturday and Sunday, Oct,
10Th and 10th; Shuqulak,
Church Of the Messiah Tuesday
Oct. 18th WahaIak Depot, Wed.
neSday, Oct. 10th; Schooba,
Thursday, Oct, Goth ; DeKalb, Fri.
day, Oct. 2Ist, Meridian, Sunday,
Oct. sd; Enterprise; Tuesday,
Oct. 25th. Papers please copy.
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The Pilot, in the main a pretty
ialr Radical paper, often distorts
facts. We think, however, the
god,hthers who stand sponsors to
these atrocious libels, are more to
blame than the kind. hearted edj-
tor Thee scoundrels give per.
verified versions of every incident
and endeavor to hurl the blame on
all who oppose their schemes of
pIumder' We need only to refer
to the account of the death of Bul.
" Jack the Goodman affair and
others to show the errors into
which the editor is led by his
miserable informants.
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TAT CONVENTIONS
The Constitutional fine .1r ho'i-
.ng or general el1etion is the inst
off al tLn Rrst Mpp1nl IN

The Constitutional fine .N ho,i,
ing or general el1etion is the inst
Tuesday afrcr the frst Moadoy h
November. If the citizens of Wis
SiSSippi wish to make an organized
effort to ouSt the present ruling
powers that are now thTottlng
our prosperity and placing the
State in a false and crippled attl-
tude, instead of Supinely yielding
and not even uttering a protest
against the enormous wronE OF
this allen rule, they should organ
ize in Convention and show the
country what u vile sham and
trickcry now tIauntS itSclfin high
places MS The government of Mis-
siSSippi. Let rs hdrc a Convention.
No matter under what partJ name
.lt is called, it will associate to-
thcr The best and pureSt men of
ne state and show the world a
contrast to The vile rabble of plum
dcrrrS that heaven save the mark,
congtegate under the missioner of
the Legislature of the State. Call
it the Democratic Party, if You
will; let us not quarrel about
names, but only about devisions
among us, if such there are. The
old Line Wing Convention is an
abortiOn-a deceit. Originating
with a few diSatlected persons and
manipulated under the auspices OF
the present executive, it will be
utterly powerleSS, unless it be to
distract and divide and eventual.
.ly to be absorbed and swallowed
up by the rotton, motley c0nglom-
Grafton Of wolves, foxes and bu2.
yards that disgrace our State. Ii
is Gen. Alcorns policy to encour.
age this detection from the Wing
ranks. No one knows better than
he that his party needs deccncl
and responsibility, and he has ap.
pealed to the old Line Wings tC
furnish these elements and has
miserably failed. 1t is now time
forthchitherto dormant opposition
to the miSrule Of this Radical par.
ty, to awake and organize Let
us have d Convention Of men, Of
citizens. Call up the Old Guard
Wings and Democrats and let us
unite in a determined uncompro
missing opposition too government
when Il Nothing in realty but a
usmpatiOn. Such opposition is
bound to be powerful and respect.
ed, for the Republican party has
gathered everything else but res,
probability from the masses, and
aided by negroes apd adventures
from other States, rules with a
high hand over the deStinieS OF
our people.
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Administrators NOtiCe>

ETTERS Of administration having been
II granted to the undersigned by the Hon.
Chaucery Court TNoXub,e county, Mi4sjss-
inpi, on the 10th lay Of September, 1917,
upon the estate OFFS. LlNDYALL, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present tn m
and have the sane allowed ana registered
in the time prescribed by law or they will
he forever barred.
CHAS, II. WISSLER,
Sept. II, lS70--6t Admir-.