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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16
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Die nur 5u lanse berridte, 1T am Weribetoen. =
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geihrieben.
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lit nod einieer 9ebensfraft, aber bas lit eben nur
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Der nod einieermaben auiammenbelt, peru1as tie
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rem. Ser eenreibe Donn Yiatt, Der 8aibinqtoner
gorrelponbent bes rspublitaniiden Cincinnati @om-
mercal. Der meter ieb als piele ieiner 8artbese.
noen, unb sbrli6 genug lit, UNI feline Heterogeneous
aen aus5,4preden, bat bereits eine palienbe @rab'
5dr;ft perfabt Mus Yiatt's neueiter Gorreiponoen3
uberieben mir ben folsenoen aus5ug:
sd, 1ebe mid eenDtbiat. 5u aeitehen, baB be res
publfanihe Yarbei, ouber no Der Beiib ber offent=
iiden Aemter unb Die Suht nad Veute IN Betraht
meu n mser Sllammsnhans ohrs pat ia a5 d EN-
9Ha{bnaton nit benz Gritiiren unierer offentlid)en
Nfanner nno nit Der MufSei6ung ibrer politiI9en
Sanbluuaen fir Die 3eitungen belhdftigt geDe1en.
SD babe Die S6atlabe 9emeloet. Dob. tpdbren0 ote
bemDfratiIhe Yartbe Elm malliber. poblor9anlirter
ss0rper lit, pelber sepie Setuble reprdentlrt Die
Die Gepublifaner bios Dem 9famen nad liner Yar.
tbet auqebDren, pGbrenb i'm @eeentbel ieber Slbrer
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der s5einoihaft seseniber itebt: g8roe beute sum
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Elm Caucus bsruien, 10 wiroen iid bic Yerbanoun.
gen elmer ioIden 0erIammluna ourh 4ibi9e Oebat,
ten, perlonlihe NnsrIe uno ole Wterfmale oes Sai=
les uno 8erba1tes sesen einanoer fennjeidnen, bis
Dielelbe anolid9 in elmer unrihmliden Muholung ibr
gnoe erraidte. Seit i'd in Waihinston bin lit fein
herartiger gaucus sebalen worDen uno es fann auh
fener eebalten meroen. 0ie Shatiade lit beseid-
ueno, 6ab feline MoBresel BON Oentlidbem Sntereiie
burd ben GongreB sebt, apssenemmen auf Dem We=
ge bes gompromilies, naG0em lie lberlaoen III nit
Gntuiirfen 5ur Beraubun8 bes Yublifnms, uno Dab
iebesmal eine republifanil6e Winoerbet oa IT. nel.
DE lid i'm @ebe,mep oariiber frent. oaB oas Bolt
aud nod Elm Wort ba5u 5u iagsn bat obDobl ole
Grlsbieune Der s5rase ourb oas Volt IN einem S'e9
Der Demotratie belteben mas. Gur8un, Die repub'
.litanil6e Yarlbei i'm gonereb beltebt aus 5aetio=
men, welde 5ib nit btterer Jeino1haft betdmpfen,
uno einen sr0Beren 9aB eessn etnanoer lebt be9en,
lals~aesen ibre @esner, Die DemOtraten.
: QSenben mir uns BON 6ieiem uneludlihen Stano
Der Yerbaltnille i'm @onorelie 8u bem Yraiioenten,
10 tobeu mir auf enen nod beoauernspertberen 3us
ftano. 3u elmer 3eit. mo unier 8ano einen Staats=
mann unO uniere partbai tpen9tens einen tlu9en
@eldaitsflbrer braudt babsn mir elnen Ytann an
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

= Erafoent Grant lit nit Dem beriidtisten g l.
mon Cameron, Dent nSiriten Der Siebe", pe ct
I'M Often beiBt, nad YennipIuanien sesanssn, um
bort su fIhen. Seine Samilie unb isin Softaat
besIeten i'm. - Sage mir, nit mem Su umeebH,
uno i'd iase Sir, wer 9u bift.
Cine ipdtere Oepeihe iast, ooB cine &eserunss=
Muiitbanbe ben Yrdioentsn auf ieiner SoreQenfans.
3eiie nod Yenniplpanien oesleiten pirb. Ob Die
Mulit bic Slide beiBen MAIDEN ioa, tuiro nbt se=
iast. 5eH itebt es aber, bab lid unier Sof einmal
amiiren uno Yrdiioent Grant Il d pom ieinen idpe-
rem &esierunssiorsen ausruben mill. Simon CO..
meron tpirb ibm ihon bic 3eit pertreiben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16
: 9ie SIIinpis u0pItsaeitnna." cit, republifan

-9ie Slinois vWoltsBeitune," elm republifanis
ides &eformblatt in gbicaso, iprht fd iber unisre
Ylatform in Der folsenosn sunit9en Weiie aus:
rOie rYlatform" Der Oemofratie BON
Obio. - Sie bemofratiide Staats= Convention
BON Obio, nelde am l. Suni in Columbus 5u,am=
mentrat. bat in ibrer v9latform" politiide @runo=
idbe auf9eiteut, benen mir burhaus DDlfommen be=
phldbten. gBenn es Der bemofratiiten Bartbei 9e=
linst, b auf elmer nationalen Ylatform oieler Art
5u pereinisen, 10 miro lie uniebbar Die Serrin Der
politil1en Situation merben." e..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

Rod eine 2anbbenilliaune.. Ser sc,
nat nabm in Ieiner borseitrsen Sibuns Die Siq an.
burtb pelde fir Die io9enannte v@entral= Brand"
relp. Nusoebnuns Der 4tdIOn=p =pitespeaf 8abn bis
su einem, nidt ,ueitlider als am 100. 2dnsengraoe
liesenoen 9untte, 5pan5s SeftiOnen 2ano per Wtei=
le beptllst gsroen: Stele Stnie wlro 225 gts!len
men aneenommen. Inter ben segen Die Bin Stim-
menben befanoen lib: SAur5, Sbernan, HoB,
Shoner
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

/. gar Nahridten BON Wabnston iasen, BOB Der
.Brub spiihen Dem gonsreb unb bem prdfioenten
LTD INNER mebr ermeitert. Sie Nrt uno Dee, we
,er benz Scnat isin San Domingo Yroieet auf3u'
ordngen iudt, bat ibm niele Gesner erw orben, uno
'ieine neuefe 8otidoft ber Guba wiro als elne uns
!berufene ginmiduns unb als cine unsebabrlide
,AnmaBuns betradtet. 9fe republsaniiden Yar<
fteiibrer baen Die Soee. iid BON einem Wanne ME
Grant in Dinseu. Die ct niht perfebt, 8efeble por-
siareben au laIien. - -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

= 9ie Snoianer=Delesatio Die lib cinise 3eit
in n8albinston berumsetreben bat, lOlte anl Sonn=
tag na6 Sauie releu. &eO glouo bat aber I'm eine
weitere unterreouns nit ben Sebbroen nadseiubt.
5erausfommen wro bel oieIen S9muiereen nidt
Del. unterbeIen bat Der Se.lot eine Bin pallirt,
peIte $4,000 Sur Betretuns oer 9silstoitsn bteier
rotben S0bne Der WiloniB betui0ist. Sn ben Hed=
nun9en miro natiirIih mandes Stem oer5eidnet
meroen, tpouon Die Serrn Snoianer nidts seidmedt
baben. g8as semabt iueroen fann, oas miro se'
madbt. ...' 'N --. r..A
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

Sn Oregon baben bic Demofraten bel Der
5taatspabI ssiiest, bren @ouperneurs Ganoioaten,
oas aan5e @taatstidet uno Wtebrbeiten in beioen
pduiern Der @eiebsebuns ertpdblt. Dies fhert uns
enen oemotratiiden 8unoesienator fir Sabre,
uno bas lit bic Sauptlabe!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

-9ie republitaniide Staats. Contention iol am
Witttuod, ben 10. Qusuh, in Columbus fatfinben
Ser betreHenos Nufruf Der republifanideu ggseutip
Committee III loeben eri1ienen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

4merifanilbe 3eitunsen wolen piIen,
bos Elm au,erifanilher @auner oeu R6nia BON Dlrt-
tembers beim vYoter" -Spiel 10000 Suloen abses
,ponnen babe. .. .......
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-16

- Gabitaie Steuerbeamte i'm Often, @eiten uno
Siioen fnb in 8etrlsereien nerpidelt, bic il9 auf
mebr als fanf Miaionen 9onars belaufeu. auf
Jletp Orleans fommen allein Wfilonen, auf Stem
:Dort cine Milion. Mlle oieie ipibbabiiden 8eans'
zen tuurben BON @ront ernannt.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10
Political Nofcs.

John Brown is the Democratic candidate
Tor Governor in Tennessee. John Young
Brown has been nominated by several meet
ings as the Democratic candidate for Govern
or of Kentucky, and the Liberal Republican
candidate for Governor of Missouri is ]. Gratz
Brown.
The Democratic candidate for Congress in
the sixth Ohio district, Mr.. Denver, once
killed man in a duel in California. His op-
ponents urge that this fact disqualifies him,
under the laws of Ohio, from holding Office.
The Anti-Coolie League Of Philadelphia has
addressed letters to the city nominees for
Congress asking the question: eff elected will
you vote to prohibit the importation, under
the contract system or otherwise, of Coolie
labor into the United States?" The responses
were read at public meeting Wednesday
evening. Judge Kelly answered squarely, 81
will," and the other replies, seven in number.
were to the same effect.
The President authorizes the publication of
a statement that the Schurz-B Brown movement
in Missouri was not altogether unexpected by
him. During his recent visit to that State he
ascertained that the disorganizers contem-
plated bolt even had ex-senator Brown been
nominated for Governor by the Republican
Convention.
The Republican Congressional Convention
which met at Binghampton, N. Y, Wednes-
day, adjourned Friday night till Monday with
out making nomination, though $50 ballots
were taken. The counties supported their
own candidates, making each ballot tie. The
candidates are G. W. Hotchkiss, Abram Law
renee and Milo Goodrich.
Hon. Samuel Hooper was nominated as a
candidate for reelection to Congress from the
4th Massachusetts district Saturday, by a
unanimous vote. Sixty-two delegates were
present, and the result was the signal for
hearty cheering.
1t may ease the minds of anxious politicians
to know that Horatio Seymour of New York
will not be candidate for the next Presiden-
cy. He says one trial is enough to satisfy any
defeated man, ard that he prefers sticking to
the cheese business.
Sixty millions of dollars, says the New York
Herald, is the aggregate amount of assess
ments to carry the next QS72) Presidential
campaign for the Democrats. That amount,
: if rot already subscribed, will be laid down on
the counter by the time the nomination is
made.
q The United States District Attorney of
Nashville, Tenn, has received instructions
from Attorney General Alderman to take
prompt measures for the arrest and "effectual
prosecution" of persons guilty of violations of
the act of Congress passed to enforce the 18th
and 18th amendments.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

w live in deeds, not in years-in thoughts,
not breaths-in feelings, not in figures, On
the dial we should count time by heart throbs
He most lives who thinks most. feels nOblest
acts the best-Pendleton's speech telegrophed
all the 'edy to Chicago.
That is noble inference, worthy of any
man in America. By the way, how great
minds run in the same channel! We have Of
ten thought OF it, and now it is more than ever
impressed upon our mind as we turn instinct
lively to Philip James Bailey's Festus and
read:
Breaths;
In feelings not in figures on dial.
We should count time by heart lthrobs He most
lives
Who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best.
A grand sentiment aud worthy of Bailey
and Pendletop. How the poet anticipated the
heart-throbs of the politician !-Chocdgo Post.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

NARRAGANsETT PARK RACEs.-Our cores
pondent "ChevaT sends us full account of
the races that took place at Narragansett Park
CraDston, r. l., which took place on Friday.
We gave the result in Saturdays issue furnish
ed by telegraph, and have only space to men
ton few particulars.
In the 2 80 race nine horses were entered but
five only started, viz: Gipsey at the pole
Brom Keeney second. Happy Jack third.
Nellie Morrison fourth, and Another Such out.
side. Six heats were run. Nellie Morrison
won the first and was distanced on the second
Brom Keeney won the second, fifth tand sixth
heats, and the first money $685. Gipsey won
the third and fourth heats, and the second
money $125. Time O. 80 IL, 2.4O IL, 242 IL,
243 IL, 2.42 IL 24312.
For the second race for horses that have never
trotted better than 80. twelve horses entered
but six only appeared, viz: Topsy, Colonel Rus
sci, Royal John, Coolo, Lady Augusta and No
B. Palmer, who drew position in the order
named. Royal John won the first heat in 2 81.
1-2: Coolo won the second heat in 232 IA, but
was distanced on the fifth heat. Palmer won
the third, fourth and fifth heats in 2.32, 2.3S
2.35, 34 The first money $1,000, was given to
Palmer, the second money, $500 to Royal John
and the third money, $500 to Lady Augusta.
The third race was tor purse OF $500 for
double teams, $1,000 to first, $500 to second,
and 5000 to third. There were three entries
for this race, all of which appeared, viz: Kirk
wood and Harry Harley, at the pole, st Elmo
and Kansas Queen, second and Jessie Wales
and Darkness, outside. Wales and Dark
ness won the first money easily in three
straight heats. Time 2.44, 230 IL, 231 -
Kirkwood and Harry Harley won the second
money. st Elmo and Kansas Queen were
dlstanced on the second heat
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10
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HEAD QUARTERS, .srtu
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, \
ArJT. GEMS OFFICE, ~
1910. Washington, May "a, 1870.
The following letter from the Quarter Master Cen
eral of the United States army published for in
formation OF The Grand Army OF the Republic. q
WAR DEPARTMENT, " 10
Qua RTERMs srER GENERALS OFFICE,
H. Washington, D. c., May 20, 1870. !
DIR. WIN. T COLLINS, 9s43,t.ir' FL ffis,s s
Adjt. Gen. Grand Army OF the Republic.
You are respectfully informed that the desire of
the o. General, that a record shall be pared
OF The graves OF The deceased Union Soldiers inter-
red in civil -metares throughout the United States
1t is believed that much and valuable information
can be Obtained from individual members OF your
ASSOCIATION, and you ale therefore respectfully
undertaking as you may deem advisable.
All officers OF the Army serving in The Q. NJ. De-
Par,ment have been instructed to receive such in i
formation and forward it to this Office compila-
ton. Respectfully your OBJ dent servant.
NJ. c. MElGS, Q. NJ Gen. U. S. A,
In compliance with the foregoing request of tie
g NJ General, and in aid OF the publication OF this
official record OF the last resting places Of late
nrades in arms. it is hereby directed that each
Post OF the Grand Army OF Republic, upon re-
ceipt OF this order. appoint committee whose duty
it shall bs to prepare record OF the graves OF all
Union Soldiers and Sailors who served during the
La war, and whose remains have been inferred in
This record should give the name OF the cemetery
Wnere 'Ocate0 the County and State, the name OF the
Soldier OF S1ilor in full date OF enlistment, the
COMPANY and Regiment, or Ship in which he served
date OF death, ii killed in hattle the OF tattIe
it death Occnrre d in hospital the name of hospital
also give the cause ~ death, from wounds disease
contracted in the service.
milan NJ By Command of surff'4
JOHN A LOGAN, CON- in Chief.
"OFFICIAL."
W I. COLLINS, Adjt. Genl.
Persons having Soldier or SaiiOr friends buried in
cemeteries in, and in the vicinity OF POI tand, will
please iOrwar the above information on or before
the 18th of October. 1870, to 0a 3, 81 r. = ~,
NA -hlii SAMUEL b. GRAVES, Adjt.,
Boswor,h Post, No.2,
sspZztOctl5 sn " u Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

Loss OF A MAINE VEssEL.-Sch. Ella of
Stockton, from Bangor to Boston. sunk off
Wallis SANDS On Friday. Capt. John Reed
Levi B. Knight and Charles Howard, all on
board, were saved. The schooner was a sixtv-
three ton vessel, loaded with brick and lumber.
She sprang aleak Thursday night at II o'clock,
between Boon Island and Portsmouth harbor;
tried to make Portsmouth barbor, and failed,
being too full of water to make the entrance.
The flag was hoisted union down for assist
ance, but was not noticed by passing vessels,
although seen at Whales Back Light House,
three miles distant. The keeper of the light
put out notice to inward vessels that the Ella
needed aid, but none of them passed near
enough to read it, The Ella sank in an hour
and half at anchor near Saddle Rock Reef,
one and half miles from Wallis Sands. The
wind being northeast, a heavy sea was on but
the crew landed at Wallis Sands in boat
me Elias masts are several feet above water
at high tide. The vessel is a total loss, and is
breaking up. Her dock load of lumber. latbs.
&c, is strewn along the beach. Her deck has
Boston parties. eS~ w
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10
RpoorrvN NJ yOct =

BROOKLYN, N. T., Oct, Z, 1870.
The presentation Of reports and the address,
es of the Hon. w. e. Dodge, President Hop
kins, DR.. Mulens, of the London Missionary
Society, and DR.. CULVER of Knox College,
furnished full programme yesterday of vari-
ed interest.
The Lords Supper was celebrated at p. m.
in three or fonr churches, and to-day the clos
ing exercises were held in the Academy of
Music. Missionaries Sturgis, Coan and Bush
nell spoke, and President Hopkins and DR..
Buddington. tf ftIt s4Gf
The next meeting is appointed at Salem,
Mass, the preacher DR.. L. M. Post of st.
Louis, Rev. H. W. Beecher, Alternate.
The number of guests entertained is report
ed by the committee to | 500, and the num-
Der of places of entertainment that remained
unOccupied, 800. Such hospitality is note
worthy, even in city like this.
The closing session of the Board was hope
full in its character, and it is believed that the
work OF this catholic and undenominational
body will be prosecuted the coming year with
undiminished efficiency and success.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10
yerk COMMIT Races,

The races at York County Fair were well at.
tended on Friday and Saturday and The fol-
lowing Is the result:
FRIDAY.
For horses that never beat so, a nurse of
$50, diAeed into three prizes, one of $50, one of
800 and a third of $40.
j. p Adams names b. e. Gen. Warren time
251-2 49-2.47.
Stephen GOwen names b. g. Black Ralnb =:
time 81 1-2-251-257.
For gentlemen driving horses:
John 7. Cleaves took the first, Stephen
Gowen the second, and Charles Bond the third
prize.
SATURDAY.
For horses that never beat three minutes:
Samuel Chase names g. g. Tom; time
Isl 1.2-27-2 Sc IL.
Thomas Locke names b. &. Careless Boy:
time 3O12-3 04 1872 50.
Andrew Hewes names &. g. Whaebone
time 305-3.11 12-3H.
For stations:
H. Cleaves names Black Arthur; time
3121-2-: 20 1c-307 81 12-310.
W. o. Haires names Heath Boy; time 3 OF
3.1O-3 11-3 Is 1872 IL.
This was the most exciting race of the two
days. Heath Boy won the first and SECOND
heats; Black Arthur's driver was then chang
| ed and he won the three succeeding heats an,
| the nnrsa
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

g CLERK OF THE HoUsE.--Col Z. A. Smith
of Skowhegan, Editor of that excellent paper,
the Somerset Reporter, for two years past
Assistant Clerk of the House, is this year a
candidate for the position OF Clerk of that
body. If there is any such thing as mans
having "clalms' for an Office Col. Smith is
furry entitled to this position. He is not on
ly one of the bravest and most efficient Off
GERS that Maine sent to the war, but he has
been one Of the most active and useful mem.
bers Of the Republican party. Moreover, he
is perfectly conversant with the duties of the
position. We have no doubt, therefore, that
he will be elected.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

JEALoUsY.-There has been quite rival
ry between Chicago and st. Louis, as to which
city had the largest population. The census
returns give the palm to st. Louis. But the
Chicago Post says the US. Marshal for the
Northern district OF Illinois has been outdone
by the Marshal of the district in which the
city of St. Louis is situated. The latter func-
tionsry waited until he heard the census re-
turns from the city of Chicago, and then he
made,out the returns for the city of st. Louis.
OF course the latter exceeded the former
They would have done it in any case.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

NASHUA AND ROCHESTER, RAILRoAD.-The
Nashua Gazette, alter speaking OF an interest
ing meeting held in Nashua by the friends of
this road, to take into consideration its pros
poets and interests, says: ff
The prospects of the road are of highly en-
couraging character. 1tappears that the COM
mittee appointed by the Providence and Wor-
cester railroad to consider the subject, have
voted to recommend to that road to take $780,
600 of the stock. The stockholders will un-
doubtedy ACCEPT the report. The Worcester
and Nashua railroad have already subscribed
100000. The capitalists and railroad men in
Worcester and beyond will secure 100000
more. This will make 100000 certain west of
Nashua. Other roads and associations in and
beyond Worcester will probably take 500 900,
making half million. With that subscription
perfected, this end of the route and those on
the line of the road can easily swing the other
nan million required to build the road. We
learn that the Portland and Rochester road
will be completed and running the whole dis
lance between Portland and Rochester by next
miles of Rochester VIZ
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

DREADFUL MURDER AND SUIcDE.-Satur-
day morning, Mira Bickford and her son, aged
eight years, were found lying in bed at their
residence in HaverhiH, Mass, with threats cut
from ear to ear. 1t was at first supposed they
had been murdered, as Mrs. Bick ford had re-
ceived some bounty money from the city Fri
day afternoon; but the money was afterwards
found all right in bureau drawer in the
bedroom. A razor was lying on the floor near
the bed covered with blood, DR. Sawyer was
called, who examined the bodies, and it is his
opinion that the terrible deed was committed
by Mrs, Bickford herself It is well known
that she was left-handed, and her left forearm
was covered with blood, which goes to
strengthen the opinion that it was case Of
murder and suicide.
Mrs. Bickford was the recipient of a pension,
and though living huinbly and obscurely, was
not in any condition of want or suffering, as
the situation OF her finances clearly indicated
besides, she was expecting soon to receive
quite sum of money due her husband as back
pay or bounty.
A coroners Jury was summoned, which, after
viewing the bodies, adjourned to Saturday
evening, gUt .ss 45sfttt-ss5r. It'll
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

IT is quite fortunate for Governor Chamber
lain that the Portland Aduertiseris read bv Init
yery few persons. We have never attributed
10 him the weak qualities which the Advertiser
nv lis parblngs has done, but, on the contrary,
We expressly denied them when applied to
him from other sources. We do not wonder
that some OF his friends complain that his case
is "not well managed. "-Kennebec Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

The directors of the Nashua & Rochester
railroad, at their meeting on Thursday in this
city, voted to increase their board of directors
to hiteen SO as to include representatives from
the Norwich Worcester. Providence & WOr-
The proposition will be submitted to the STOCK lock
holders at their annual meeting in Derry on
the Doth inst.-Ndshua Gdzette w
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

Especially Consumpives, will find the water and
baths at the CONGRESS SPRING, Congress Hall,
Sheldon, VT, under the OF DR.. s. S. FITCH, Of
ia Broadway, New York, one OF the best curatives
OF Throat, Lung. Stomach, Kidney and Skin Discas-
es RheuD atsm and Cancers. cure usually eaec-
ted in four to sixteen weeks. Climate life-giving
better than Minnesota Florida. Congress Hail.
the excellent hotel, open all the year. Board excel
lent and cheap For part culars, references and
rooms apply personally or by letter to S. S..T
CARLISLE, Congress Hall, Sheldon, Vermont.
augo0eOd ON Sn
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10
KENNEBEc COUNTY,

At the North Kennebec Agricultural Fair,
fruit, though not large, was very good says
the Journal, mostly contributed by Friend Jo-
seph Taylor of Belgrade. One of the most In
teresting sights was a collection of coins pre-
sent I'd by M. c. Percival, numbering over
seven hundred. q. b. White exhibited BIZ
BILE one hundred and ninety eight years old.
ard a looking glass made two hundred years
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

THE article on the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad in Saturdays paper was a con
tribution and not an editorial, and it was in
tended that a distinguishing mark should be
affixed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-10

BUSINESS CHANaER-The following are the
business changes in Maine last week:
Portland-Adams & Tarbox, furniture; dis
solved. N Ellsworth & Son, crockery and
glass ware; sold out to Rand g Thomas. Will
Ham Cornisbl& Son, kitchen furnishing goods;
dissolved; now William Cornish.
Lewiston-Thomas Sykesl& Son, clothing
dissolved; Thomas Sykes continues.