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Sherif's Sale.

STATE Of MAINE CoNGeRLAND So.
A TfACHED on a writ and viii DO sold by consent
II OF parties. at public auction to the highest bid
9C's, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August,
20. nv 2 l-2 O'Clock NJ, at the store OF JONA
ha NooN' No . Franklin street, in Portland, in said
county, the following personal property TO wit: Tea
IOoae. o, Candles. Raisins, Soap, Bread Prepare
,ioh, Cider and White Wine Vnesars. Ker. Oil Mo-
asses, leans, Driei Apples. Flour, Saleratus,
Tanned Goods, Snicss. Cheese, Tomatoes, Ketchup,
PlcFles, Can1v, Wash boa~is Pals, Dry aud Fancy
amt Dry Measures, &c.
Dated at Portland, Aug 18Th, 1870.
NJ. ADAMS, Opt. Sheriff.
r. o. BAILEY & CO., Arct1oneecs suI3d
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PIC-N Nc FROM GoRHAM-Some four hum
dred persons belonging TO the Congregational.
ist and Methodist Episcopal societies of Cor
ham, united together in very pleasant pic mic
yesterday to this city and Peaks Island. Ow-
ing to the threatening state of the weather
they did not go to Evergreen Landing, but
stopped at the Union House. Mr.. Jones did
all in his power to make the excursionsts hap
py. Songs, sea- bathing, croquet playing and
other forms of amusement were INDUCED in !;
and an agreeable occasion it was
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NEW YORK, Aug. 12- Morning. Gold opened
strong at III, fell l. and then advanced to ll95 and
is now HI. ~ $3.50
Money q per cent. Sterling Exchange 1909 a
1l03. -''1 =
governments very steady with scarcely any sales
ana the government room is nearly deserted.
j.. NEW YORK, Aug. 12-4fenoon.-Gold act We and
hrm closing at u.s. decline of per cent from the
highest point of the day.
Inc engagements Tor specie exports tomorrow
amount to 81, $4,000.
government dull and steady. Some of the city
banks already making presentations for the oneI
aons OF the recent act oil Congress- providing for the
redistribution of the currency, and enc has held a
mimi. ~ P
Money and Exchange easy and unchanged
Inc following are the closing quotations:
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MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, August 9, 1870.
Wheat all harvested in the State without
damage. Quality Of both Winter and Spring
first rcte. Choice Country Wheat Flour offer
ed at price asked for Choice City Spring Flour;
SO say j. A. Davis & Co., of Milwaukee, Wis
cons'n. Also that owing to some COMPLAINT
on charge of commission, they reduce their
rate for buying and shipping o71-2 cts. per
Dbl. on round lots
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Brief JOfeinga.

Sisnor Anguero, Spanish Vice Consul at
this port, has arrived
Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1T IA, and advanced to 118, at which figure il
closed.
The famous Collagan will case was decided
in the Supreme Court yesterday. The decision
of tie Judge Of Probate was reversed and the
will offered by Mrs. Collagan sustained and
remanded to probate.
In the case of Judge G oddard vs. G. T. Rail
way Co., suit for damages by reason of an as
sault by one of their employees, the motion to
set aside the verdict of the jury giving him
about $4,000, was overruled.
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CONNECTlCUT.
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 12.-During the thunder
storm which prevailed here this evening the
Lightning struck the barn of Gen. S. E. Mer-
win, Jr., and caused slight fire, which was
extin9uished by q hydrant stream. James
Arnold, Gen. Merwin's coachman, was struck
and his left size parayzed. A boy named In-
graham was knocked down and a pear tree was
struck T -
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Jesse freeman, No. ITO Exchange Stree t
has lot of splendid Oysters taken from the
beds this'morning before sunrise, fat enough to
make an alderman weep for envy. Try can
of them and you will be happy.
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TEL E.as lEGsas

Gen. Sheridan visited the Prussian War
office at Berlin before his departure for the
army, and was ire Ated with marked considera-
ton.
Gov. Stewards party arrived at Chicago Fri
day.
There is a report that Gen. Giant has ten
dered Senator Trumbull the position of Secra.
~ of State.
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his is the season for summer complaints
and cholera morbus. An instant remedy at
hand is worth untold money. We hear many
commentators of the preparation put up by
Loring, corner of Exchange and Federal SITS
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MATANzAs, Aug. ST. From Alfonso q Blanch-
ards Circular. 1.-The Freight market has renamed
dull, owing to the limited transactions in produce
and offerings both Tor Europe and the United STATES
are lower. We quote nomnally: Cowes Cork and
Falmouth 80 a Sos y ton; Great Britain direct 27s
Cd q 3Os do; France in The Atlantic 81 a 4of; Medi-
do % hid. do So q 81; DO " ITO gals Molasses 81 go
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vi u nicipai COaru.

JUDGE MORRIS PRE- SIDING.
FREDAY.-State VS.. Hugh Doherty. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 and costs. PAID.
State VS.. James O'Connor Search and seizure.
Sentenced to $50 fine and three months imprison-
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BOSTON, Aug. 11.-Prices are generally maintained
with good degree OF frmness, and new and popular
styles command an advance on recent quotations -
Of late there has been more activity among the Job
Ders who are now, tor the most part, prepared fr
lively business.-ShOe and Leather Recorder
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SHIPPING OF THE DISTRICT OF PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH, 1S7O-The annual return OF
vessels DoCUMENTED in this district prior to
July l, 1S70,and sailing under such documents
at that date has been made up. at the Custom
House in this district for the year ending
June 80, 1870, and the following is the result
as appears of record
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Next Saturday

A UGUSr 18Th at II o'clock, A. NJ, on Market st.,
~ one large Brown Horse, good style and action.
nue. diver; present owner paid $500 for him. One
feaule Cart. together with an assortment OF new
and second band Carriages Harnesses, Whips, Lap
Robes, Sc.
aug9'd +. o. BAILEY 81 Co., AuctoneeIs.
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+. 0. BAILEY & Co. will sell to-day on Mar
ket street, Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
See advertisement in another column.
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AUCTION SALES,
House and Land at Auction.

an SATURDAY., August 18th, at ~ O'Clock NJ, we
" shall sell the property No. 100 Washington ST.
SAID property consists OF two story wooden house
a barn good cellar good well OF water; lot Box 100
feel: this sale offers favorable opportunity to any
party wishing 10 purchase moderate pricsd house.
Terms, one halt cash.
G. W. PARKER q CO..
augsdtl Aucfioneers, No. 40 Exchange Street.
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BASE BALL.-There will be game Of Base
Ball this afternoon, on the grounds of the old
icons" on the western Promenade" at half
past three o'clock.
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'!'H r PR ESS
Saturday Morning, Aug. Is, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
GuEs and Pistols. -. 6. L. Bailey.
Attention, 18th Maine.
Cce'1 Hassan's. l29 Middle and Temple SITS
DIR. Morse on Me lical Inhalation.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Sheriti's Sale. M. Adams.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Non Resident Taxes. :. VIM. F. Cock.
Vessels Wanted. =. Ross & Sturdivant.
Room to Let. 10 Spring street.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Domestic News.
NE w YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY


New YORK, Aug. 12.-The price of ice has
been advanced to 500 per ton, SO per cent and
sales less than % cents worth to families is for
hidden.
The Life Saving Benevolent Association
have presented gold medal to Capt. Charles
A. Ranlett Jr., of Boston, of the ship Sur
prise, for saving the life of VIM. A. JOY, a boy
who fell from aloft into the ocean at midnight
during gale on January 29th
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-sEvERAL LIVES LOST,
As the steamer Norwalk was rapidly steam
ing from Coney Island to this city tonight
with 1000 passengers on board she cOllided with
sloop. The shock was extremely violent
shaking her from s ,em to stern and causing a
frightful panic among the passengers. Several
were Knocked into the water, among them two
children, who fell from their mothers arms
1t is supposed at least that eight lives were
lost, but neither the names nor plumber of the
lost can be ascertaned to- night. A tug boat
hurried to the rescue but picked up only two
men.
FAST TROTTING.
BUFFALO, Aug 12.-Goldsmith Maid beat
Geo Palmer to day three straight heats; time,
2:23 PIP 20; aud Lucy beat George
Wilkes; time, 2 1925 Q 26-14
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SosseS SsSea Lase
we,tbrook Manufacturing Co.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
i We brook Manufacturing Co., tor the choice
OF officers and the transaction OF any ether business
that may legally come before them, will be held at
their office No. 10 Central Wharf, on Tuesday, Aug.
23d, at O'Clock p. M.
RUFUS f. WOOD, Clerk.
Portland. Auoust 9Th 1870 auogtd
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This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidly, and the entire line
necessary to connect ST. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St Paul. The
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$50 S4,367.6 3
BY the annual return of vessels owned in
TINS district at the close of the year ending
june 30, 1870, and documented at this port
and other ports, it appears there are S59 YES
sells with an aggregate tonnage ,6S3 76 1OO,
classified as follows:
IS ships, Is steamers, IS barks, Sc briss, 167
schooners and 81 sloops; of these,
146 vessels of II 9997 tors are licensed for the coast
- ing trade.
VI - 8.65 tons are licensed for the FISH,
900 e;eS, and
liz 5G575.40 tons are registered for tore,
trade.
$50 - 76,GS3.76 tons are in foreign tract, coast
lug ard the fisheries.
Tonnage built in the district during the
year, 30 39-1OO; tonnage reported lost du-
ring the year, 2913 6S 100
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r, =,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE intelligence
from China is unimportant with the exception
OF the massacre of Christians at Tentsn.
Twenty-Five Europeans and thirty or forty
Chinese children were murdered. Nine Sis
tiers of Charity were ctims OF the massacre.
Their bodies were horribly mutilated Eight
Protestant charchs, from which the missionaries
retreated, were Quilted. Sixteen places of wor-
ship were destroyed. Several days previous to
the attack Chinese parents removed their chill
dren, some go, from the Catholic schools
Among the murdered were three Russians,
and the remainder were French and Chinese
children
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PERSONAL. Sam'l s. Fisher, Commits
sion OF Patents, with his family, passed through
this city yesterday, on their way to Mt. Desert.
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m MASSACHUSETTS,,

Boston, Aug 12.-Secretary Boutwell, will
address the Shoe and Leather Dealers Asso-
ciation at their exchange to- morrow noon.
DROWNED.
young lady visiting Mr.. Cyrus II. Cutter,
in Arlington, was drowned Thursday in Mys-
tic Pond, while bathing in company with Mr..
Cutters daughter. The body was recovered
in about ten minutes All efforts to resusci-
tate her were unavailing. She was about %
years OF age.
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| 90 TO BURLE,GH's, 81 Middle Street. for
your clothing.
sPRAGUEs BEST PRINTS, worth 1912 cts.
for cents, at Cogia Hassan's.
| WHOLE all wool Suits at Rch.s $50. 5o-173
| Fore street.
OW NC to low water and obstruction in the
Aehnebec river the steamer Ella will run on
~ 10 Gardiner until further notice. aue12tf
SPRAGUE's BEST PRINTS, worth 70 10 cts.
| for cts, at Cogia Hassan's.
ALL Wool Pants and Vests, at RicIl's, 173
Fore street. Price $3.50.
A TWELVE INCH cement pipe sewer has
greater capacity than fifteen inch brick, and
it will Keep clean, because it is smooth inside
IRiNTs worth 70 cents, for cents to close
Under the Cogia Hassan banner, ID Middle
S rect
ALL Wool Pants, $3.50, at Rich's, 173 Fore
street.
KELIG-oN was never designed to make our
pleasures less. j. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder will make our pleasures
more.
PRINTS worth 10 cents, for cents, to close
U nder the Cogia Hassan banner, 129 Middle
street.
ALL Wool Coats, $500, at Ricll's, 173 Fore
street.
If you wish for India rubber hose 90 to
Cooper q Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. TRY
them May 5-tf.
SEVERAL good Pant and Vest Makers want
ed, at Geo. w. Rich & Co.'S, 173 Fore street
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Great Britain.

ENGLAND REFUSES TO JOIN AUSTRIA
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Berlin correspond
ent OF the Times writes that England has de-
clined to join with Austria in the league pro.
posed by Won Beust for guaranteeing the bel
ligerents against loss of territory. Enpland,s
reason for declining is that the league could
not save the North German Confederacy in
case Prussia should be defeated.
THE GERMANS IN LORRAINE.
The German forces between Rostadt and
Cologne are said to number in the aggregate
$50, 900, and according to the Paris Ciecle there
are 250,O00 German soldiers now in Lorraine.
THE INVESTMENT OF sTRAsBoURG
by the German troops has been confirmed
The presence of Napoleon at the battle of
Worth is positively reaffirmed.
BIG STORIES.
1t is said that the Prussians have largely out
numbered the French in every engagement
The French claim that at Weissembure 5000
men checked $4,000 Germans with 120 guns for
four hours, the former losing 1000 men, while
the enemy lost 10000. They also assert that
McMahon at Froschweiller had only 10000
men against 600 Germans, yet the French
only yielded when 100000 more Germans were
hurled against them The Crown Prince
promised to release all newspaper correspond
ents taken prisoners on the field
frince De La Tour ID Auvergne is about re-
turning 10 france but the patrie says he has
declined the ministry of foreign affairs
AN ABANDONED VESSEL
Bark Send which sailed from PHILADELPHIA
on July 9th for Gibraltar, was picked up at sea
and brought into Gibraltar where she is de-
tanned by order Of the vice admiralty court.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The four hundred pounds in bullion shipped
from Bombay to London is on account of the
abnormal condition of exchange brought about
by the war.
The Orange anniversary is passing quietly at
Ennlsklllan where trouble was feared. Lon
donderIy is quiet.
The Times city article ascribes the reaction
10 stocks to the approach of the half monthly
settlement and to the absence of decisive news.
The text Of the naturalization treaty with
the United States was published here to-day.
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Shes'iH's Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLAND,s SIS:
FstAKEN on sundry writs and viii he sold at pub
4 lie auction 10 the highest bid at the rooms Of
A. ID. REEVES, No SO Free ST. in Portland aud
said County, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
Aug, 1870, at ten o'clock A NJ the following person.
al property, to wit: fine assortment OF Broad
cloths. Cashmere. Doeskius, OyercoaliDgs. Vestings
Ready Made Clothing, together with the Tailors'
Trimmings.
The above comprises some very choice goods. They
vii be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers, large pro-
portion being in patterns.
Dated at Portland, Ang. II, 1870.
MAT. ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff
Il. o. BAILEY & CO., Auetioneers. auI2 til
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The convention of the Swedcnborgian churches
for Name and New Hampshire assembled at the
New Jerusalem Church in this city to-day. The
convention was called to order by the President
Rev. Mr.. Dyke of Bath land the Rev. G. F. Stcarns
of Richmond was appointed Secretary pro tenn.
and committee on credentials. On motion of
Mr.. Hayden it was voted that all receivers of the
Heavenly Doctrine from whatever quarter be in.
vited to take seats in the convention and partici-
pate in its deliberations. W. D. Sewall OF Bath
was appointed to audit the Treasurers report
The account of this officer, Mr. Oliver Gerrsh,
is as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance of last year SlOO92,
Received from General Missionary
Convention ..................,,20 200 90
From various sources. 1880
io'iI.... .'........... .S4lJ.92.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for Journals sos 90.
Paid to G. +. Stearns for salary and
iuciuchtais. ........... ............... 6.1O.
Daiahce on nanu. ................... 1885.
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Secretary Belkpap disposes of the case oil
Smith at West Point by ordering cadees Gill
more and Smith, who had been recommended
to be tried by court martial, to be reprimanded
by tle Superintendent. If there is any fur
Their cause for complaint the offenders will be
dealt with in q summary manner
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-An official repor
from Fort Fetterman says the Sioux are al
collecting for grand council, and they are al
for peace. Yellow Eagle, brother of Red
Cloud, was lately thrown from a mule ani
L illad
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20 TO BURLE,GH's, 81 Middle Street, for
your clothing.
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srRAGUE's BEST PRINTS worth 121 cts.
for cents, at Cogia Hassan's.
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wv NC to low water and obstruction in the
Aehnebec river the steamer Ella will run on
ly to Gardiner until further notice. auo12f
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WHOLE all wool Suits at Rich $50. 5o-17
Fore street.
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u
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued in denominations of $1,000
and $500. Coupon or Registered,
pdyaOle IN so gears, With Interest
payable 18th august and 18Th Feb
1.uarg, in NeaO York, London, or
FRANKFORT, free OF tdc. Secured bJ
mortgage only on a completed and
highly prosperous road, at the rate
of $I3, 5O3,S9 per mile. Earnings
IN ecceSS of cts interest liabilities.
This line being the Middle Route,
is pronounced the SHORTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGUT AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS THE CON
TTNENT. ST. LOUIS d. FORT
KEARNEY spGnaed by u RAIL
WAY. dnd connecting acifh The
| UNION PACIFIC at FOR7
| KEARNEY.
Capital Stock of the Co. $1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, prOnOuu-
ccd Value OF 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OO0
The Remaining portion of this
Loan noaO for sale at "a I-2 and ac-
cTaeG interest iR cUrrency. Can be
had at the COmpGny's Agencies. in
NeaO York or Boston; i1e Nev York.
Tanner d Co., BaRhers. No. 40 JyoU
ST. or ". .. Converse Dc Co., No. "a
Pine NJ. Ia Boston. of E. Rollins
morse do Bro. No. 20 State 50.
fomphtetS, Hiaps and all inJOr-
NATION can be obtained at either of
TIE d6oce named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists and
Investors as particularly tnUited TO
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired,
ana unhesitafingiy recommend
|
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FOR N

FOR e I Ct N.
THE WAR.
The Investment of Stras-
bGurg.
The Prussians Entering France in
Three Columns.
THE EASTERN GATE WIDE OPEN.
Terrible restitution amoaag the
French Troops.
No System in the Army.
CONFUSION IN PARIS.
AN UTTER BREAK DoWN
OF POTTER.
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SPRAGUE's BEST PRINTS, worth 70 10 cts.
for cts, at Coga Hassan's.
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ALL Wool Pants and Vests, at Ricli's, ia
Fore street. Price $3.50
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A TWELVE INCH cement pipe sewer has
greater capacity than fifteen inch brick, and
it will Keep clean, because it is smooth inside
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-18
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER.

The NEGRO QUESTION IN A New SHAPE
Under this caption we find an interest.
ing chapter in the New York Stcats lie
tang. 1t illustrates the divine wrath "
of the Germans in Missouri:
Between these two fires, the eyes of
the Germans in Missouri were forcibly
opened, and they now see plainly the
prize which they won after so many sac
rifices of national habits and sentiments
to the very classes who have assailed
them and would ruin them if they could.
The patience of the German Radicals is
at an end. They have now discovered
how unnatural the coalition was which
they entered into with barbarian Africans
on one hand and with narrow. minded and
fanatic Yankees on the other. All this
is not unexpected to us-to the Radical
Germans of Missouri the negro question
in its new shape must appear like the
head of Medusa,"
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-18
r. There are more than Mr. Dell

H There are more than MIR. Deli,
who desire that new man be brought
out, to run Boles and Searle of the track.
A church ON a hill can be seen n long way
of. Boles won't be run off, but Searle,
may be ruled off, or run off, and yield his
claims, if any he has, to the third man,
For our part, we take no stock in the
swnp, we have no use for Boles or Searle,
nor for any man, the radical party may
succeed in sWapping in their stead; ana
we regret that men, advocating the con
servative cause, will lend themselves to
such measures. We have opposed, and
will ever oppose them.--H. SmiM Her
alt.
But still the Editors of the Herald,
unite with the Radicals of Fort Smith and
lend themselves to" scheme to swap
off one Of the regularly nominated can
didate of the Conservative party and try
to elect moderate Republican or a full
hedged Radical in his place. How sensi-
lively consistent