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CAPTAIN VIM. q. TEMPLE, l.. s. N, has beer
detached from duty in the Bureau OF Ordnance
and ordered to duty as Assistant Judge Adyo-
cate Of the Navy.
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SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEER JACOB l.
BRIGHT, U. 5. N, of this District, has tendere,
his resignation, and it has been accepted b,
Secretary RobesOn.
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ArPoINTED.-SecretaryR Robeson has appoint
ed Adrian Mackie, Jr., of New Bedford, NJ ass,
an assistant surgeon In the navy.
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INTERNAL RRvKNUI-The receipts to-day
from this source were $500, 1901.
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LECTURES.
THE GREAT ICONOCLAsT,
e. 3. WHEELER.

Will deliver a LECTURE, at HarmoQfal Hail.
ehnry p snia avenue, between 9th ane 7th streets
WEDNESDAY, October 10Th, lSSe, at IA D. 10 :,
preciscly. Admission, TEN CENTS.
sUBJEcr "Shsl we have a 90, a,fu,ionnI UHitei
States q oG with Jesps Christ the rghtful ruler
Of nations and The Bible the ethical foundation
Of law and Jurisprudence. as proposed by the Pol
tco Theological COnsTirators Of the Church,"
Let all free thinkers and liberal minds hear this
Important and Overw hemirg Lecture. The ablsst
legal m tnds before whom this lecture has been de-
liveTed- have declared IL to embody the most cogspt
the subject ocls- n.
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Murder fn-TeuueSxee

MEMPHIS, Oct. Isl. 4. Bond au old citizen
OF Brow nyille, Tenn, was murdered last eve
ning by timer named FRYE, who sho. n n,
Through the heart. Frye was arrested.
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GREAT sroRH or TIE LAKH--A great W :
storm ragged yesterday ON the lakes, and as
east as Augusta, Maine. Many vessels "
wrecked, ana property damaged 20 large
tent. Six lives are known 20 have been D. =.
and the number win probably be increased y
further particulars.
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w. w. CoRcoRAN, Esq, who was throw,
nom the rear car of a train at Stsunton, Va.
yesterday, as stated in telegram in another
column, will return here tomorrow, his injuries
not being Of a serious nature
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(UME TO MASONIC TEMPLE to the German
- Fair Every Evening this week and win a Grov or
Baher Sewing n achine for only 50 cents. Ct
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Specie Shipments.

NEW York, Oct l9.-The specie shipment
70 Europe to-day amounted TO SIS. .0sO
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The Prison Reform Congress at Cincin-
natl have agreed to form a national association
and call an international convention.
~ Severe gales are reported in Maine ana
New Hampshire. There was q snow squsll in
Lancaster, New Hampshire, yesterday after
noon.
- The Georgia House or Delegates has
posed q bill ceding Jurisdiction over certain
land Tor national cemeteries to the United
ga Lee Monument Association has been
fol Imed by ex- Confederates at Lexington, Viz
ginia, of which any ex-Confederate soldier NAV
become a member by the payment Of any sum
from dollar upwards.
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HALLS vEGEIABLE aICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER,

IT Will FOSITIFELY hESTOk GRAY
RAIN TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
keeps tie hair from falling ont. 1t is the best
dressing in the world, rrakng lfeless, sti1 brashy
hair, healthy, soft and Glossy,
For sale by all dIueEists.
R.P. HALL & CO.,
se2eolmAw Nashua, u. H., Proprief07J.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PrRE WINES.

PURE WINES
have made Arrangements with one OF the largest
firms In california by which am enabled TO sell, for
sacrsf-ental and communion purposes, the pu-est
ertc{o, selected expressly for me. viz: sHERRY,
PGEf, ANGELICA, ,MUSCATEL and HOOK; also,
SJUPPERNON6 WINE. from North Carolina;
DRY CATAWBA, fron, Urbans Wine Co. Those
Neles offer for sale, Wholesale ard retail, by hogs
drsIgst. q. GAUTIER,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. 1917 and 1xte Pa. av., Washington D. G. D.;
also, No. 81 North Charles St. Baltimore, Nd
WHITE CATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, u 80 ger gallon. SEQ
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AovKhKnTs OF THE GRRNAN STEAMERS
The steamship silesia arrived yesterday at
New Sork from Hamburg, and the Hsmmonia
lesis met no french cruisers during the vow
age. The Bremen steamship Union Is adver-
tised to sail on Saturday next. These steamers
carry out large supplies Of rosin, ready for
notice,
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A LIvxLY TRADx.-The Singer Manufactur-
ing Company sold last year, according to the
by the owner Of the patents, eighty-six thousand
seven hundred and eighty one sewing machiHes
This beats several Or the largest cempe3nY
companies more than forty thousand
@The prison reform congress 1t Cincinnati
adjourned yesterday, after . session Of enc
week.
Ex-Governor Hayes yesterday appointed three
delegates from each congressional district in
Ohio to attend the convention which meets OF
the capital.
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TIE FORT SMELLING CLAIMs-Inspector
General X. b. Marcy, Assistant Judge Adyo-
cate General, w. NICK. Dunn, and Col Jno. T.
Smith, Z. 3. A., have been appointed as board
to meet ut Fort Smelling, Mimi, to invest gate
and make recommendations respecting all
claims in relation to the military reservation
at that post, and for the use and occupation
thereof by the United States
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lTIRsT WARD FOB BAEGAINsI
GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
DIZZY GOODS.
We have Just returned from New York with an
extensive assortment Of Drees Goods PiAr uels Oa-
srmerss: Carpets. Oil Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves Cam
bric EdgiDgz. Velvet Ribbons, Shawls, iAiies
fTnced SLitin and a. at Of Goods
% suit the season. AT lowest cash rrices
LUTTRELL. WINE CO.,
se9 I'm Corner 5fh street. and Penn syst1e
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nANCH kfAO8'S N AIN DX hs
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any ctfslic poison TO produce paralysis
eesn AvGia me Ysunted E ana assnsSe on
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had th,riy yeaTS'
the only perfect lair Dye-black or Brown. Sold
by ali Druggists. Applied at 16. Bond street, New
York. feS tr
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APPOINTMENT REvoKED.-The charges pre-
ferred against Assessor Mack j. Leaning. of the
5th Missouri district, not having been deemed
sufficient to justify his removal, the appoint.
ment of Mr.. q. Nj. Walker, who was named to
succeed him, has been revoked.
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3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN NPENSsyIvANIAAv AVENUE ANDD STREET.
PA look at his handsome Bow Windows will
repay you the trouble TO take il. &C ll-tr
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept. So Cotton lower; sales Gil
baies Mlddling uplands at 15sc. Flour-sales $500
is "a TO-; Round Hoop Ohio 10 a 20; Western
at 70 9 70; Southern at % "a 90. Wheat 1c
io low" 40. Spring ct Is q 49, No. do at OF a
w; winter Red and Amber Western at % q %;
ern at ~ g Soc Oats heavy and lower; State at 46
g 5Oc; Western at 45c. Pork heavy; new mess at
70 W g rs 5o prime at % 50 a 25 90. Lard nominal
steam at ios @ lie, Butter steady; Ohio at 20 q 29c
State at "a g 4Oc Whiskey lower; Western free at
80 q &c Rice-CaI Dina at ST "a &C. Sugar stea ~
Porto Rco at 81 q loc; MuscovadO at 81 a 9ac fair
lOFc. Naval Stores-spirits Turpentne firm with
sales at 4Oc Resin steady; sa' es at co. Petroleum
steady; crude at Ne; refined at 26Ic. Tallow dull
at q We; FIeights TO Liverpool firm flour per
steam Is Cd; wheat I'D.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Flour unchanged. Wheat quiz
CT anu lower at 93lc for new No and In the afer
noon was irregular at 94jc. Corn quiet; No. at 572
9 5sc. Oats at 324 q 33c tor No 2. Rye quiet at ga
az 6i5c 'or No. l. Barley firm at OH for No. q
High Wines duh at $50. Provisons-mesS pork weak
at rs 30. Lard inactive 15lc Bulk meats quiet at
122c tor dry saitei shoulders; 1iBc tor rough sides
1oc for short rib mindless loose. Cattle unchanged.
Live hogs unchanged.
Receipts : 42O0 bbls. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
80 600 bush: corn. $4,000 bash OATS $500 bush. rye
As 600 bush barley, 1900 hogs.
Shipments-S,5Oo ebls; -four, 1OS,2Oo bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn 1000 BUSH rye, HOO bush.
oats $4,000 bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. S-Whskev at SO a 9oe.~ Mess
Pork lower at 2s5, g 26 49, Lard dull 15ac. Bulk
Meats quiet at 1899 Ior shoulders. Bacon in limited
demand; shoulders 14I "a l4ac sizes at63 oO 1Sc
tor clear rib and clear. Sugar cured hams "a SO 25c
NEW ORLEANS, Sept Section dull and lower
Middling uplands at 1Sc.
at f7lc. 'p'"A's
SAVANNAH, Sept. 8. -Cotton active; Midding up.
LANDS at 17sc. "f
uplands at 1Sc. ~
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

ORDINATION AT CUMBERLAND MILLs.-A
council met at Warren church yesterday at
request of that church to ordain to the minis
try MIR. j. e. Fullerton, at present the stated
supply at that place. Rev. DR.. j. o. Fiske of
Bath was chosen Moderator and Rev. e. 2.
Thwing of Westbrook Scribe. A thorough
and minute examination was sustained by the
candidate with marked self-possesson, leaving
an excellent impression on the council of his
qualifications for the post. Rev. DR.. Fiske
preached au elaborate discourse from the text.
"The common people heard him gladly
showing the adaptation of the gospel to the
wants of men, viewing the subject in a histori-
cal, ethical and spiritual light. The charge
was given by Rev. A. A. Ellsworth of Wey-
mouth Mass, uncle of Mr.. f. The Hand of
Fellowship was rendered by Rev. 4. p. Thwing
and the Benediction pronounced by Rev. Mr..
Fullerton. The new and pleasant sanctuary
wa, decorated with choice flowers and the SER
vices throughout we're very impressive This
church was organized about year since with
twenty-thr,e members and pow has thirty
seven and is prosecuting its work in growing
and enterprisng community with the highest
auguries of success.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.


SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TFRM-GODDARD j. PRE-
SIDING.
THURsDAY.-Julia f. Colley vs.. Inhabit ,nts of
Westbrook. Action of tort for injuries suffered by
the plaintiff. young lady "a years of age ON de-
feet in the highway in the town of Westbrook on the
2fih Of December, 1868. The defect alleged is that
the dirt around and contiguous to covering stones
TO causeway or culvert was allowed to wash away
ID such an extent that the stones projected above
the surface of the street to the height OF about six
inches, so as to render it unsafe and inconvenent
The evidence the plaintiff tends to show that she
with her father AMI brother, were going from this
city to their residence in Falmouth on the evening
OF the cath with horse and Sleigh and on arriving
at this culyet the of the sleigh struck one
OF these projecting stones causing the sleigh to stop
SO suddenly that she was thrown upon the dasher
and the plaintiff thrown upon the ftozsn ground
and thereby suffered great injury to her spine and
other parts of her body The evidence tends show
that the road had been in this condition all summer
and through the fall up to the time of the accident.
The care has been once tried and verdict rem
dered for the plaintiff for $65oO. Exceptions were
takea and new trial granted.
The testimony for the plaintiff is not yet conclud-
ed. Damages claimed, $4,000.
A. "A. Strout. Bradbury s. Bradbury.
N Webb
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

MISS ANNIE CARY, who has been in Europe
the past four years, and who has received such
fatterng receptions at concerts given in the
larger cities on the continent, will spend the
fall and winter seasons under the direction OF
Max Strakosch, who will make arrangements
for a series of concerts in the cities in the
Northern and Western States. Miss Cary has
been resting from the fatigues of a recent sea
voyage at the residence of her father in Cor
ham. She left for New York city yesterday
and will make her debut there on the evening
Of the 18th; and, it is reported, she will then
visit Boston, where she undoubtedly will re-
ceive brilliant reception. The citizens of
Portland aud vicinity win undoubtedly be
ready, when the occasion arrives, to welcome
this distinguished lady, land native of the State,
by large and enthusiastic gathering.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
Delegates 10 Nominate Candidates for
kepfese natives,

At the Republican Ward Caucuses last eve
ming the following gentlemen were elected del
egates to the Convention to nominate four can
didates for represen tatives from this city:
Ward 1-George Trefethen, Henry P. Dew
ey, Charles A. Walden, George w. Beal, Geo.
F. Aver, Robert r. Perkins, Asa B. Russell.
Ward 2-Benj. J. Willard, Martin L.
Stevens, Chas. H. Mahoney, Frank b. Barr,
Horatio G.. Griffith, Jeremiah Howe, Hiram ii.
Rich.
Ward 3-Wm. H. Josselyn, Chas. Holden,
Alonzo Wentworth, John Higgins, Willard
L. Brown, Stephen WhttemOre Isaac knights.
Ward "A. P. Morgan, S. T. Pullen, w.
9. Robinson, W. B. Smith, j. H. Cressey, w.
G. Twombly, Thomas z. Beal.
Ward 5-Henry Tricxey, VIM. Fl. Ayers,
John ID. Lord, Frank Merrill, H. G. Noyes, r.
W. Lincoln, Stephen Marsh.
Ward 6-Rensellaer Cram, Woodbury. s..
Dana, Thomas A. Roberts, VIM. g. How,
Franklin Fox, Charles r.. Milliken, Joseph w.
Symonds.
Ward 7-Samuel E. Spring Frederick w.
Clark, Henry B. Hart, John w. Rand, Chas.
Greenoagh, Chas. Perry, Washington Libby.
Regular "Chamberlain" tickets were run IN
every ward. Ia wards 4, and these tickets
prevailed. In wards 1, 2, 8 and Z, the "Repub-
lican" tickets, presumed to be opposed to
Chamberlain, prevailed.
The delegates were authorized TO fill vacan-
cies. They will meet at the Reception Room,
City Hall, Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock to
make the nominations.
The number of ballots thrown in the several
wards were as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

sales 5000 bales; Mddling uplands 81 q 92d; do Or
leans " e sd. Pork 1865. Lard 73s.
LONDON, Sept. Sill. 80 A. M-TalioW AS 81 a. AIS
I'd. Calcutta Linseed dull at 62s.
steady at 92f for 1S62s " ~ ~ ~
and account. ' '-s 1oi ii'0ii''
American seeurities-U s. $40 bonds, 1862. s9l.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S-1.3O P. M.-Cotton dr,.
Mddling uplands 94d; do Orleans ed; sales ooo
bales. '''
LONDON, Sept. 6-5 P. M. - Consols 92s for money
and account.
American securities quiet: U. s. 5-2O's 1862. sol =.
do 1865, old Ss3 do 1867, s73: U. S 1O-4Os 81 Erie
shares IL. Illinois Central shares 1924 Allan ic and
Great Western shares "a.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6-5 P. M,-Cotton down; Mid
ding uplands 9td; sales 5000 bales. Corn 2Ss Cd.
FRANKFORT Sept. s.-Americap securities excit-
ed; u. S. 5-20s, 1e62s, at 93R.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
II REF JOttiugs.

An Irishman named Joseph Libby, living at
Gagg's Corner, near Standish had his nose
nearly cut off by a bottle in drunken row
that took place at that spot on Wednesday.
A Mrs. Somerby of this city was injured in
the hips by falling through the plank walk at
Libby's Corner during the first of the week.
The excursionists by steamer W. w. Colt
from Ne wburyport, Haverhill and vicinity ex-
press their klndest regards to Mr.. Jacob III.
Young for the energetic manner in which he
carried out the excursion, speak in high terms
of the Preble House, the steamer and its
officers, and the Haverhil Band The steamer
with the excursionists left yesterday morning
on their return trip.
The City Government is putting up rail-
ing at the head of the dock, between Long and
Central wharves, on Commercial street. This
is a move in the right direction.
We understand the Custom House authoIi-
ties seized thirteen cases OF brandy and one of
gin on board the schooner Ocean Bride on
Wednesday afternoon.
Steamer Carotta, which arrived yesterday
from Halifax, brought 156 passengers.
U. S. bonds were quoted in London at 80,
88 IL and 81 "a yesterday morning and ad-
vanced at 80 p. NJ to SO 4. Gold opened in
New York at ia, fell to 113 IA and closed at
Ia
The weather was delightful yesterday Their
mometer stood at 500 at A. NJ and 7Oa at
P. M.
Rev E. G. Cummings and wife, of Portland,
were registered at Bowles Bros. & Co.'s Office
in London, France, on the oath of August.
TIE Deputies seized quantity of liquor yes
terday at Annie Buttons establishment on
Commercial street.
The Walker House, opposite the Boston
depot, posses clean, tidy rooms and a good
table al reasonable charges.
The Phenix Insurance Company, of New
York, have issued for distribution to their Gus.
toners the handsome pictorial war map which
originally appeared in Harper's Weekly. We
indebted to Messrs. Loring & Thurston for a
copy.
By advertisement it will be seen that the
Army and Navy Union Mill have grand time
on the 14tb. We shall have more to say on
this subject in due season.
committee of railroad men from Concord
consisting of Nathaniel White, President of
G. & r. r. R., L. D. Stevens, Treasurer, and
Col. David Ward held consultation with the
Directors of the P. & r. r. r. at the Falmouth
Hotel on Wednesday evening to see what could
be done towards the completion of the link be-
tween Concord and Rochester. The link we
trust will be completed at no distant day.
Don't forget the auction sale of rare stuffed
birds to-day at the store on Exchange street,
opposite the new Post Office.
John Reardon, who was brought before Com
missioner Clifford for doing business as 1e-
tail liquor dealer without license instead of
being discharged, as reported yesterday, for
want of evidence, was discharged on payment
of the special tax or license and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
Price Of Salt.
NOTE FROM MIR. WILLARD.
PORTLAND, Sept. s, 1870

PORTLAND, Sept. s, 1870.
To the Editor of the Press:
Gents,-I notice by your Price Current re-
marks this morning referring to salt, it states
''the stock OF all kinds except Liverpool is very
large. The stock OF Liverpool is held by one
dealer who has advanced the price about %
cents per hhd.''
This report is decidedly erroneous as regard to
price. This information was obtained by your
reporter from certain parties, who gave the
item apparently with he object of influencing
the trade against me. have sold in this mark
ct since March 1st, of all kinds 16 600 hhds., of
which about 1000 bids. was Liverpool and he
price has been rs per hid. in bond. The
prices are the same now. L have sold Liver.
pool, duty paid, at IA up to Sept. 1st. 1870;
since then at 3 1-S, which does not look much
like % cents advance. All wish of you is to
correct or set the matter right in your issue to-
morrow.
You;s, respectfully,
e. G.. WILLARD.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
vi unicipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TIL URSDAY.-State vs. Alexander J~Shay Search
and seizure. Misnomer pleaded and overrued.
Pleaded not.guilty. Decision, not guilty. Respond
ent discharged. ODonnell.
State vs.. John Flsherly. Search and seizure.
Continued till tomorrow Frank.
State vs.. Freeman Bean. Intoxica ion and dis
turbance. Pleaded guilty. Fined SIS and costs.
State VS.. Asa Smith. Assault and battery Fined
81 and costs.
State vs.. James Carlin. Search and seizure.
Pleaded guilty. Continued to Wednesday next.
Howard & Cleaves.
State VS.. Samuel Nowlan. Search and seizure.
Plelded guilty. Continued to Wednesday next.
State vs.. Ebenezer Todd. Assault and battery.
Continued to September 18th. Merrill.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

RoBBERY.-On Wednesday evening a man
stepped into the iewelry store of Mr.. Z. G.
SWEET, on Middle street, and wanted to look at
some sleeve buttons. He seemed particularly
pleased with one pair aud asked the bow in at
tendance to weigh them. While the bow s
back was turned he distracted set of buttons
from the case valued at So. He told tue boy
he guessed he wouldn't take pair then and
left. The boy missed the buttons and Informed
officer Colby, who arrested the man iu front of
the U. S. Hotel and took Kim to the station.
On being searched the buttons could not be
found on him, but he was locked up to await
further developments.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
CALIFO RNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6.-Australian mails
to July 9Th are received. The iron ship Char.
ley Castle is supposed to have foundered witt
all on board.
A British protectorate over the Feiee Island;
is still canvassed.
Aswol tn, survivor of the ship Gen. Grant
and six others, were drowned in an attempt t.
rescue the gold from the wreck.
The G. S. Nickles, from Boston, and the shr
Competitor, of New York, had arrived at Mel
bourne.
There are new discoveries of gold near AIDE.
laide.
The native war is ended in New Zealand
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09
q O Nj Nj Il CIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.


STEAMER MONTREAL FROM Boston. 16 bdls
baskets AZ bars iron, copper bolts 40 bbs po-
tatoes. 80 do beet, coils lead pipe, IS coils cordage
10 slabs marble, 400 bbls four so do sugar, hhds
and cask crockery, % bbls beer, 20 cases and 20
bales domestics, 10 bds sheet iron bxs tin ri
os, 30 cases shoes "a bbs resn horses carriages
70 bbls pork, 30 bxs spices 300 pkgs Princes Ex-
press, 40 do 10 order. For Canada and up country
express wagon, piano, bales waste 20 bdIs Ieath-
en- casks OIL 81 bars and "A bdls ron 20 bags dye
stuff, 26 empty obs, bales burlaps 20 plates IRON 27
bales WOOL II sheets IRON, 20 kegs iron nuts, Gratis
crockery, cases broom corn, 8 doz brooms, doz
pals, 100 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROADS. sacks of
waste 81 trusses bales cloth 20 cases goods. cars
sweet corn pars do Stock 20 bxs goods bales hops
Is bbs apples 81 boxes, cars iron &C pkg merchan-
disc, % cars freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1893 cans milk, I car
shook. dc paper. do whiskey, do slaves, 10 do
IN, do sundries, 90 do lambs, HOO bbs flour For
shipment east, 400 bbls flour, car sundres.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-50 cases carpets, 4
quarters beef, 63 bills sbovels, cider MILL 10 bxs
axes. cords wood sacks wool, 20 bxs eggs, II do
sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-09

SAco. AT largely attended Republican
Caucus in Saco yesterday, 18th inst, Edwin b.
Smith was unanimously nominated by ballot
for re election as representative TO ihe leglsia-
ture from that city.
Last Wednesday, 7th inst, in response to an
anony nous call for a caucus of 1.-THE citizens OF
Saco, irrespective of party" q Democrats and
two Republicans met and concluded to make
no nomination for representative but adjourn
ed to Saturday when they will probably throw
off this very thin disguise and make their
straiSht-out democratic nomination. Bat, as
Ioots says, tits no consequence what they