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et0Ic Of New York,
INSURANCE d. PARTMENT.
ArpAN .Iuo IN o.

Stale Of New York,
INSURANCE d. PARTMENT.
ALBANY, Jun. 10, $40.
To the Directors of the Home Insurance Companv,
of Ne,D Hoven:
Hav ng recently made an examination of the
books AMI assets of the Home Insurance Company
OF New Haven. Conn.,, have found thst the stale,
ment OF SAID company. made to this department
January LIST, 1870, coma ned Orect list he re al
estate and securities Of said company at that tine
a shown by the looks OF the company an the GER
'ifcates of The different State officers where Dor
tons OF soch securities were 6ep .sited
The Capital o. the Company. ~ shown by said
ai.meni, was impaired. NV examination has sat-
listed me hat heavy loss es and other eircums ces
have eau Ell sui further Impairment OF the ca,
OF the company .ince aanuar, LIST. 1877, ana that
uh as aid i'm pa ment ex ee's rs per ceu. il
is indispensable that said company reduce its
or tina, call be made up IN The kholders 70 make
good AS he capital wis so large, beng s1.0rO.
COO. and as me sue. have peen taken to Sc, IRE a
reduction to $500 100. shall delay ma jns suh cali
III hopes that such reduction NAV be effec ed and
The .mpany be enabled to continue MS business
m re successfully hereafter
Inc Press ent, Mr. Satteree, has been verv frank
in his exposition of the affairs OF the Comranv anl
believe that the reourton OF the stock named will
leav an uIimpaired Capt. al ct $1,000
w,F,m,Sw je22
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DE. j. II. kOGBEh.
CAN BE so~ND At HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II PSebIe Street.
Next che Preb,e Ho..s.

Next che Preble AOuss,
w EEHE he can % consulted prlvsre!y, md wiz
w the utmost confidence by Che addicted ii
Ao1rs daily, and from A. HI. 60 9P.M.
Dr. =. addre those Shc suffering under IN,
Impure connection OF the terrible vice o. seIt-abupe
Devoting ha entire time to that particular branch
Che medical profession; he feels warranted in GUAM.
AHfEEiha CUnE IN ALL CASES, whether of Iols
standing OF recently contracted entirely removing Tie
efegs OF disease from the system, and making O.
fect and PERMANENT CURE.
BE would cali the attention OF the sS.iassa &c tn,
act or Die ioDg-standing and we-eerEsd reputation
urnishiRs sufficient assurance Of ME skin and suo.
O3eR.
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Desirable Country Seat for Sale,

Desirable Country Seat for Sale.
This estate of the late DR. John Miken, situated
L in Scarborough, Name, miles from Portland
and five from Saco, one and one hat miles nom Old
Orchard Beach, aud one-half mi from the West
Scarborough Station on the r. S. Il P. Railroad
1t contains about one hundred acres of land cuts
thirty tons OF hay and is well stocked with choice
fruit trees The buildings consist OF la, ge
thoroughly built two story brick house, good barn.
stream OF water flows through the farm, with tall
OF more than 'orty fee atfordirg good mill priv-
On account OF us proximity to good markets, and
also TO one OF the finest beaches in New England it
offers rare opportunity 10 any one wishing 10 pur-
chase pleasant country hume. Price $4,000, which
Is much less thon the cost of the buildings, Ap-
ply 10 the subscriber at 292 Commercial street Port
land, or No. Springs Island, Saco, Me
jun24d&wtf Joseph HORSON
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Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE,

- 5E755m Trains will leave Grand Trunk Depot
at Portland for Auburn and Lewiston
at ITO A NJ, LOS P. NJ.
Leave for Wsterve, Kendall's Mis-, Newport.
Dexter, (Moosehead Lake, ana Bangor at u5 p
M. Connecting with the European & North Ameri
can r. r. for iowns north and east
Freight train leaves Pc tlanu tor Bangor and in
termediae stations at SIS A. M.
Trains leave ewiston and Auburn for Portland
and BOSTON al go A. NJ, 12.04 r. NJ.
Train from Bangor and Intermediate stations Ia
dine in Portland at2.l0P. NJ, and from Lewiston
and Auburn only at u 10 A. NJ -
The only route by which through tickets are sold
to Bangor, Dexter and all Intermediate stations
easi OF the Kennebec River, and baggage checked
through.
dec16rf EDWIN MOVES Spnt
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49, A two and one.half story brick dwelling
E::: h use in the western part of the city, en- the
lS:sl line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished
ana gooh repair, Lighted with gas throughout
heated with furnace. and supplied with an album.
dance Of hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 4O00 feet. II the purchaser desires it large
part OF the prize may remain .or term of years on
a mortgage. Apply to W. H. JERKS,
ar19dtt CahooD Book, next East Of City Hall,
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ssaeRcheE.'s Notice.

FsfHE subscriber will resume his old business at
342 Congress street, short distance above his
Old stand, Immediately after the "Fonrth," where
ne sl be prepared to alter bleach. press or color
aid straw hals
jun30 1w IN SwEETSIP
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BRICK House and Land for sale

GITUATED in Westbrook, about one and half
~ miles from Portland on the Yarmouth road,
known as the Morse house; it is beautifully situa ed
commanding a full view of Portland, Ils harbor
OCEAN and the islands; the house IN good order
contains Twelve finished rooms with large attic
good cellar with furnace, plenty hard and SOFT
water in the hou e; a good barn, hoe-pen, leu-
house and yard, a good garden with lruit trees in
all IT contains two acres OF land will be sold low for
cash. Inquire OF
WIN. j. SMITH, OH the premises.
May 18th, 1870. my2Otf
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
thetrustof Administrator OF the estate OF
CATH RINE EMERSON, late ofPcrtland,
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
inands upon the estate OF aid deceased are equir-
ed o exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment TO
CHA LES j. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, June 2lst, 1-7O. je22d1aw3wW
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4 On and alter THURSDAY
<sssss-.-.@(M March 3ist, the steamer New
n, T1,HSsNN York, Capt. f. b. Winches-
HsEasSss* %ises ter anil the Steamer New ing
land, Capt, L. Field, will ieaTo
Railroad Wharf, loot q STATE street, every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at 6 o'clock p NJ tor East
port anJ st JOun.
Returning will leave st. John and PASSPORT On
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
BROWN, tor st. Andrews anil Calais and with
STATIONS. "'''"
Connecting at St John with the Steam er EN-
PkESS tor Digby and Annapolis, thence by rail 10
W indsor and Halifax and with the T. K IA.
Runway TOR sehediac and Intermediate stations
clock p. NJ. "N'4
mrZodtsiw dtf A. r. STUBBS, a gent.
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Portland and Kcnnebec Steamer,

Vs. On and after Tuesday, gune
49, SEAGS STEAMER ella
nswill leave graulxIin ssbarf
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, A. IAN.
other landings II the K ennebec ~
day, Wednesday and Friday. % ''s'9 ''oA
Freight received in Portlind Mon law. wedpasd,v
and Friday rom to 8 T. NJ. ~
Fare to Bath, IS cts.. Richmond 500; Gardingr
Sf.25; Hallowel 81 40; Augusta, SLED
For further particulars apply TO JOHN BLAKE.
Agent, Franklin Wharf. jun2 If
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;s&A5 YgTATr.

House on Winter street for Sale,
DETwEEN Spring and Pine Streets, good two
ID story house containing ten finished rooms, gas
and furnace; large lot and stable. win be sold on
favorable terms 3
Apply to W. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
tun24elW
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Mt, Desert and Machias
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

4. The Mvorite steamer LEWIS
.ssss-.~---h TON. Chas Deering. Master. viii
a -nnsssN\ leave Railroad vehar foot OF STATE
80 sszasss4s-S ST., every Tuesday, and
.'-''''na-.-s-zr Friday Evemss2, az 10 O'CLOCK.
or on arrival OF Steamboat Express Train from Boston
ior q, iasPori touching al kocs land Uastine Deer
port. ~ 0S
Returning. win leave Machasport every W ouday
anu hursduy M"ru'a.,at O'Clock touching at
~ Steamer Lewiston viii receive Freight tor the
landings on Penobscot River, las tar as the ice will
Line. - "
For further particulars INQUIRE of
ROSS 81 ST URilIVANT,
Or, CYRUS SrUFDIVANr
nar10-dtf General oa,t
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FOR BOSTON

s y The new and supe, ror sea. going
@x,>>-~fM steamers JOHN BROOKS ami
q flossSA. MONTREAL, having been tied
&.a.Ss ssessssA-4 up al great expens with a large
.s.<Asnumber OF beautiful State R5ou.s
will run the seeson as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland at 7 o'cIock .
and India Wharf, Boston, every day ut o'clock
~, Sundays excepted.l
CABIN rare. a, IN
Observation-Disclosures, Loo
Irsighttakenas usual,
Nav I, 1s69-dtf Ass''
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wv Procure Tickets by the Heij,l:zs5;
Safest, Best and Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
From PORTLAND, via BOSTON, to all points in
the WEST, SOUTH AND MORT Ii WEST. furnish
ell at the l0west rates, with choice OF Routes al
the ONLY UNION TICKET OFFICE,
No. 40 IL Exchange Street,
W. ID. LITTLE & CO., Agents.
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THE valuable properly No 2SO Cumberland Street.
I Said property consists of two story house fin
ished throughout, con, aiming fifteen rooms plenty of
closet aud pantry room well arranged tor two Iami-
lies, with plenty of bard and soft water both up and
down siar s; gas throughout large able and plen-
ty o. room for wood coal. The lot IS eet 'front.'
and running back "a ieet from the street. 1hi is q
very desii able residence beng pleasantly aud CEN
The house is in excellent epair, and is first class in
every respect Parr of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage tor term Of years. For further
particulars enquire of
q. w. PARKER & CO.,
Auctioneers, No. 40 Exchange Street.
Nav 49, 1870. diff .
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Every Intelligent and tmhkins peyecn must Know
hat remedies handed out for general use should hay
theis efficacy established BY wen tested experience
the hands OF regularly educated ply scian. whoss
preparatory studies fit him for ali the duties be nj
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor rostrus
and cure-alla purpsss az to be the best In the world
which are not Onsy seless, but always injuroue
The unfortunate sar. ibe PARTICULAR in select. Z
hts physician, IS it is amentabe yet ncontfos
BILE fact, that panv syphilc patients are made mil
cradle With rum constitutions by maltreet1ner,
from inexperienced physicians in general practice oI
Lisa point gsher2ly c0noeaed by the best syphogr
dhers that the study sut management OF fheae coz
dlsnts should sngross the whole time o. skoss vic
would be competent sad successfu. Ia tEsly trss..
men: and care. Tie Inexperienced general praei /.
tooef, EeVins neither opperruIt, trae to max
himself acquainted With shsir pathology coyam0T y
puranss one system OF treatment. liz raost cases cs.
lag "a indiscrmins1e that sntioratsd end ds-
EefeUs wsAp0E, the Werccsr.
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For Sale or Lease,
Brick House for Sale.

LOT Of land on Cross street. Enquire Of Edward
"A Howe No. "a Danforth street, Or OF Il. j. Libby,
No. 146 Middle street may14dtt
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FOR SALE 7

NHEAP for Cash. Lot OF Land Store and House
Othereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Kpightvillel
Call at the premises and inquire OF
mar2dtf n CIrMNJNCS
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~ O II Il O e!

Y order of the Mayor the following CITY Ord,-
- nance will be strictly enforced: "Whosoeyer
nies OF lnrows any Crackers Squibs, or Rockets
Tnhln que units OF the city, shall be punished by
iunaIiiu4 ~ sep dolas to the use Of said city.
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House and Land for sale.
FOR SALE!

THE subscriber offers for SALE the brick house No.
l 40 Deering street. Also severa desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYsON
June 6, 1870. jun6tf
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EzSS4 s!AxEAcRcN,
Al who hsve coIpInitsed 81 oxce.E OF any iy.d'
oethsr 1t be the solitsr. vice Of yUuh or the tits
rs reouke Of misplaced confidence IN riatureI year
SEEK ZOE Al ANTIDoTs ~ SEASON.
The Paine ana Aches, ans Lassituds and Nervoys
Prostzatiop that nay follow Impure Cotior,
are che Barometer 60 the whole system.
10 NOT wait f0f the contamination that ia oi
low: do not wat sor UnsighIly Ulcers, fer
Disabled Iir,ha, for Loss Of Besuty
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For tzae Islands.
Norfolk and Baltimore ana Washington D. O.
Steamship Line.

Steamships of this Line sail from end
<@9aS OF Central Wharf, Bosom TUES
&lrlLrDsYS and FRIDAYS for NORFOLK
ez2SzSE32ssdahd BALTIMORE.
Steamships
',WHtiam laurence" Capt. Vim Il. Hailets
nGeorge dnD7td. Capt. Solomon Holces
"WAtiom kenaedy." Capt Geo. III Hallett
MeCteudn." Copt. Frank ~. Hoces.
Freight forwarded from Nolfolk u WASHINGTON
by Steamer Lady OF the Lake.
Freight 'orw s,ded from Norfotk to Pefers5urg and
Richmond, by river or Iail and by the "a & Tenn.
ar Line to all POINTS in Vir9i1ia, Tennessee AID
bdmd and Georgia; ana over the SeabooId and Roa-
noke n. Y 20 ali points in North and South CdroIipo
by the Bali. Ohio n. n. TO Washington and nj,
places Vest ~
Through rates given to South and West
F1ue Passe niger acc0 odalions.
Fare including Berth ana Meals SIS co; time to
Norfolk, 4S hours. To Baltimore 65 hours
For further information apply to
Il. SIMPSON, dgent,
June2,f 81 central Wharf Boston
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For Sale or lot

0NE seven octave Chickering Piano Forte. En-
Portland, june u, 1870. jun27'1w
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Es1v e ny TheEsS@ada Gan Testify 60 EEls
~ Cs&ASHy esxpeRieEcs.
Young men troubled with snlssione IN sicep,-s
complaint generally ehs result OF O bad batit 10
fouth, treated scientifically and peFfec. cure a.E.
Ranted OF no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted BIZ ont OF
more young LEI sith The shovs disease, some OF
whom are eH weak and sInaciated though tie, had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed
hsve IL. II such cases yield &c the proper AID onis
correct course Of treatment, and In shcr. tins s-t
made to rejoice IL Dersot heas.n.
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EEectsc iMeUscGG faeg5S'7ss org.
TO TH& LADIES.

no TH& AADiSaS,
DE-. HUGHES particularly invites all Issdies VIZ,
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No. ID
Prehle Street, which they sil and arranged for thsl
especial accommodation.
d.. d. Electic Renoyatins Medicines are unfivsi.
lei in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating eli
Female Irregularities Their action is Frcci1c and
certain Of producing relisf n sbort time.
LADIES will find it Invaluable in all cases Of Oh.
vain. It IS purely vegetable, containing nothing IN
the least Injurious TO the health and NAV be tai
with perfect safety at all tines.
Sent to an part Of the soHntFy, With full directions,
by addressing DIR. HUGHES
jan. le66d6W. No. Il pr>hia atraat Hor.Iend
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A Block Of two New Houses

"A BUICK Oh TWO New HOUSES.
ENOR $22G0 each, located ON Lincoln street. third
l. cast OF Chestnut street. Contain eight rooms
each. Terms of payment easy
Apoly TO VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
JuD27d3w" Next east OF City Hall.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia
WEEKLY LINE,

- = The Steamships CHASE or
<s'@'ss->.7S CARLOTTA will leave GalPs
q lanisW\ Wharf eyery
- ee. se.sssAsS sATCBrAY,
at 4 a.. ~ tor HALIFAX direct
making close connections with tue Nova Scotia Rail
way Co., tor Windsor. Truro, New Glasgow and pic.
tou, rs.
cry Tuesday at 4 P M.
Cafin Passage with Stale Room, $500
Meals extra.
points.
For further particulars apply to L. BILLINGS,
Atlantic Wharf, or
JOHN PORTEOUs, Agent
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r1ere are many men OF the ago Of thirt, vine II,
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad
der, often accompanied BY slight emartina or hurn-
ner the patien. cannot account for. On ox2minips
the urinary deposits sopy sediment vii loften be
found, and sometimes small parciea OF semen Ell d.
bunen viii appear tbs color will be OF thin railk.
ish hue again changing to dark and srrtd appsal.
snce. There are many uan whe die Of this diIert;
ignorant OF the cause, which ;s the
SECOND STAGE OF aE1lIEAL wsAEFses.
csn warrant perfect cJfs ia such oasss, al, 8
full and healthy restoration OF the u,inary oyesns
GEE do 90 By sritins. "a plsr raanr 81, ferery.
tien of their dseassg snd the spprc5f!ssa rsr az
will be forwarded iraInej stely.
Jan correspondence z.r,esiy confidential 81 ,ss;
d returned, II desirsS.
Address: DE. j. B. HCGHEs
No. IL Preble S!rees,
Hegt door to the PrsOls Housa pertlsnd "a.
- Send Stamp fol- CircGlat,
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HeaIfsa's Best Defence.

1.-THE weak eatesh herbs says ST. Paul,
so that eighteen hundred years ago the val
ue Df medicinal plants was appreciated.
n tile Old Testament Botanical remedies
are Repeatedly recommended, but III mo
passage Of sacred history is man recon-.
mendad to swallow ~ealonIel, or blue pill,
Or any Other. mineral preparation. The
sick were diHrected to eat herbs to strength
en- them, tospurify them, to heal them to
restore them, Ii that day the art Of max
ing vegetable extracts was unknown. The
herbal medicines were mere mifusions.
FtaRas reserved for d later age to mite the
SANITARY essunces of tonic. aperient and
snsibjlionssroots, banks and plants, with an.
active esimalant, and thns secure their rap
dsdlhtislon Through the dsbiiitated On dis.
ordered system The crowning triumph
OF this effective mode of concentrating and
applying the Virtues d medicinal vegetables
was adhered inSthe production Of Hostet-
ter's StoDiAch Bitters. Never before hagf
q perfectly pure alcsh0fic stInulane beer
combined sFith tbs expressed iuices af the
FINEST Sspecihcs of The syegetabIa kinaNIem,s
Nevor YETI though elghteen years have
elapsed since its Introduction, hasthis rreat
restorative been eqpalled. 1t IS taken Al
all seasons, in all clinics, as the most ID.
tent safeguard against epideInics, as 4 pro.
lection against all tinheaitay exhibitions
thai produce debility or begs5disease as
remedy for intermittent and other naala.1
riousl6vess as an appetiser rs . sovereign
cure fersdyspepsia asa general tonic and
mvigofart Il q gentle. painless aperieTt !
~ q hlood dspprsRks as y nervine ~
cure for bilious affections as a harmless
anodyne and Is the BEST DEFENCE OF
HEALTH under u~nfarosable circumstances,
suchas sadentaFg pursuits, undue bodily
or mental exertionh, hardship privasion md
10 G@-e@s
Rat dogs ID salsy % tteDsyet
If this office. ~
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killing ofPierre Guiaaf.

- yNIZAZHss Egr-Hnt s.EE
The following IS the testimony of Mr.. Y.
s Bourque, the only witness in this case:
Mr.. Bourque, witness in the matter Of
the killing Of one Pierre Ghital, on the Goth
July 1870, testified as follows:
That on yesterday, at the Parish Of st.
Landry, the goth July, 1870, one Pierre
Guital, of said parish, came to his store,
being then partially drunk. Some time at.
terwards, having missed his riding whip,
and searching for it and not finding it, he
accused those present with having stolen
it. One Of them. (of those presently in order
not to have any difficulty withssaid Guital,
(knowing bis euarrelsome disposition) left.
the store. Mr.. Bourque, the proprietor Of
the.store, went into his room and sat at the
foot of the bed, on which the Mcmillan was
lying. When deceased also walked in,
and addressing Mcmillan who was still
lying on the bed. and told him that he
wanted his whip, and would have it at all
risk, using at the same time the most OPP
probrious epithets towards Mcmillan.
Mcmillan getting up, struck him with his.
fist, and partially knocked him, Guital, down.
Guital recovering, drew his pistol out of
his pocket, and pointed it defiantly and
threateningly towards Mcmillan. Witness
at this moment got between them, and re-
qliested Guital to put his pistol back in his
pocket, which he then did. Mr.. Mcmillan
was then invited by MIR. Bourque to walk
to the house and get his dinner. He did
SO. Whilst at dinner, Guital commenced
abusing Mcmillan, saying that Mcmillan
would not return home before he would
give him his whip, which he said that Nc
MILAN had stolen. Mcmillan after getting
his dinner, returned to. the store, to bid
witness goodbye; and as he stepped out of
the store, Guitaf was standing within 5 or
6 feet ofthe steps ofthe door of the store,
when Guital addressed Mcmillan calling
him d damned rascal, and aid-~-d son of al
bitch, that BIZ, Mcmillan eoald not and
would not leave before returning his whip,
at the same time putting his hand on his
pocket, rs il ~endeaVerihg to get his pistol.
Mcmillan not being armed; seeing that his
life was in danger, struck him, GuitaI, with
his fist, which threw him, Guital, some
distance. Guital recovering advanced "a
second time on Mcmillan, ~endeavoring all
the time to- get his pistol out of. his pocket.
Mcmillan again struck at him, or struck
him. duital would take his hands away
from his pocket, in order oparry off McMil
lan's blows. Mcmillan, seeing that his
life was IN imminent danger, and knowing
that II Guital would succeed ID. getting his
out Of his pocket, would no doubt
kill him, jumped inside of the store, seized
hickory stick which was next TO the door,
and with 1T inflicted 8 or 4 blows On Guitai's
last Of which fslled him, and of which
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DIR. J. C. MILLS is an independent can
didase for the Lower House of the State Leg
stature, at the election in. November next.
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KILLING OF Mr.. JEFF SLOANE N Son.
Last Saturday night, after service, at Pla-
quemine Bruise CHURCH, Mr.. jeff. Sloane
and his son. d .young man 10 or l9 years
old, were killed BY q man named Reeves
and his son--the son doing the actual. Kill
ling, it is believed The difficulty was en-
,gendered by previous i'll feeling. Reeves
came 10 0pelousas anddelivered himself to
the authorities. His examination is to
take place To-day. We will endeavor to
give . summary Of thu evidence. andin the
meantime forbear comments. The son of
Reeves is yet at large.
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gETt am candidate. for reelection to- the.
Legislature. WILLIS PRESCOTT
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A. l. DURIO is a Democratic candidate
for the Lower House of the State Legisla-
ture, at the election in November next.
MR. s. D. MOORE authorizes us to an
inourlce him as a candidate for the State
Legislature, at the election next Novem-
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Editor Journal-You are authorised to
announce that | am, a candidate for the
Legislature. THEOGENE CHACHERE
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Louis Stagg
For the state senate.

At the request of citizens of the Parishes
d. Calcasieu, Lafayette and st. Landry, /
have consented to become, a. candidate for
the State Senate. tERa VIM. OFFUTT.
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For the Legislature.

l. am a candidate for the Legislature at
the next ensuing election. BE-.
JOHN F. SMITH.
@ Mr.. Editor-Please announce me as a
candidate for the Legislature at the, Novem.
Der election 2&t"| q. u. IATMAN.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Washington News.

WasHIsGToN. July 12-Internal revenue
receipts today nearly $500, 600.
c1as. Hamilton, the actor. was found
dead in the Presidents grounds, with a
wound in the neck.
The massacre Of miners in Wyoming
Territory has beenconfrmed.
Admiral Dahlgren died of heart disease.
q The Indians. On
CHEYENNE, July IA telegram from
Rawlin says, sixty indians, supposed to
be the Utes, passed north of Separation
yesterday. They captured a man there,
and two Of orr citizens twenty miles north
Of here, The troops are in pursuit.
Weather delightful,
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