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AKu.KLUx OUTRAGE.
KANSAS.
TILE ELECTION.

majority in this State is about $4,000. In the
Senate there will probably he only one Demo-
crat, and be is anti Clark. Leavenworih coun-
ty gives Republican majority on the Con-
gressonal and State ticket. Only two coun-
ties, Cherokee and Crawford, are known to
four, fifths Republican. The election indicates
that Clark will have no show for U. s. Senator
The result in counties that have gone Demo-
cratic is due to questions relating to neutral
lands in which they both are interested. In
Leavenwor there has been much personal
feeling in regard to the local offices.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue ofa License from The Hen. Judoe
- Probate. shall sell at private sale, ON and att
Thursday Nov. 18th 1870 at my Office No SO Excha .
st, all the right title and interest Ward Noyes h
at the time OF his decease in and to the follow
described parcel OF Real Estate.
VIZ the Lot OF Land at the corner OF Lincoln
Wilmot streets in said Portland with the three sto
brick building thereon standing.
The Lot OF Land on Merrilrs Court, in said Pc
land with the double one and half frame DWELL
house thereon standing.
The Lot OF Land on the Easteriy side OF Brack
st. with the frame dwelling house, being the
homestead OF said Ward Noyes. The Sale OF
above parcels will be subject to the dover OF
widow. Terms Cash.
Administrator of Estate OF Ward Moves
nov9dtd
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FLORIDA.

LAKE CITY, Nov. 1.-There was a small riot
here the night before the election, caused by
negroes with arms parading the streets. Thirty
or forty shots were fred and two negroes were
slightly wounded. None of the whites were
hurt. The negroes had shot guns and muske 8
and the whites had pistols. After firing a
voley at the whites the negroes scattered.
The election throughout the State passed off
quietly. Both parties worked hard. The re.
turns to-day indicate that the conservatives
have carried the State, electing their Congress
man and It. Governor. Seven strong Repub-
lican counties give them 300 majority. Ten
conservative counties give conservative ma
,jority OF 2O06 and 16 conservative counties to
hear from will place them ahead of the Repub-
icans. Both houses of legislature are con-
sentative.
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THE Grand Army are again coming before
our citizens with splendid drama generally
known as the Drummer Boy" The success,
which this play has met with in other cities
makes us feel positive that when put upon City
Hall stage by our en:erprising Post of the G..
A. r., they will meet with that success which
their efforts deserve. We coul copy notice
after notice from Lowell, Dover, Portsmouth
and other papers whore this piece has been
produced, speaking of it in the highest terms
of commentator. In few days we shall be
able to give our readers synopsis of the dra-
ma, which shows the mans beauties of it.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon,
about 80 o'clock, as James Hurley, shackler
at the Grand Trunk yard was engaged in
Stacking some cars on a shifting train, by
30 ne accident his foot slipped and he fell in
such way that the wheel run over the top
mart of one of his feet and shaved the flesh off
of the other leg. He was conveyed to his home
on Mounfort street and physician called !,
who attended to his injuries.
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PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL SocIETY.-The
Committee on Garden, Green Houses and
Graperies of the Portland Horticultural Socie-
ty have made the following awards for the sea
son of 1870:
To Patrick Dufee, gardener to J. B. Brown,
Esq, for the best managed and most neatly
kept garden grounds through the season, $1,000
To Samuel Rolfe, Eco, tor the best cultivated
and most neatly kept fruit garden. 10 OF
To Thomas Leonard, gardener to the Misses
Jones, for the best managed and well kept
green house, s.G(
To Thomas Kane, gardener to II. P. Storer,
ESQ.,, tor the best managed and well Kept
grapery, COZ
To Charles H. Greene, for the best arranged
tuitv ot kM
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m AssAOHUsETTs,

VARIOUS ITEMS.
BOSTON, NV. 11.-Wcll-executed counter
1elt $50 bills on the Oneida Bank of Utica, N.
T., are in circulation in this city.
a steeraSc passenger in the steamship City
OF Cork, which arrived yesterday was relieved
OF $4,000 worth OF diamonds by the revenue eff
GERS, which he was attempting to smuggle in
his tobacco box.
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An INTERESTING ScENE.-When the train
from Quebec arrived at the Grand Trunk de-
pot in this city, on Thursday afternoon, very
pleasing sight was presented. There came as
passengers by the train some forty children,
of from ten to sixteen years of age, sent over
to Canada by Mrs. Rye, the great English
philanthropst who were on their way to 60
into families in st. John. A hundred Others
had already been dispatched to Mrs. Rye's
farm at Niagara, who came over in the same
steamer with those that we're goiSg to st. John
They were bright, rosy CHECKED healthy looking
English girls and boys, VITO will no doubt make
good citizens in the New World.
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Miss ABBY NJ. ToLMAN-The deceo Sc, in
Medford, Mass, after lingering illness, OF
Miss Abby M. Tolman, has cast feeling oil
deep sadness upon the minds of her friends in
this city, and especially upon that band of de.
voted women who have been associated to-
gether for several years in various reformatory
labors of Christian fidelity, charity and in
strGction. Nurtured under the kindly and
progressive inf uences of the socictiesof Friends
Chan which few other branches of the Chris
tian church have been more positive for good,
while COnnectected with less amount of err
ror in its dispensation,) she was early inspired
with deep aversion to the Institution Of hui
man slavery as it anon olously existed in our
country prior to the late war; and it was a
source of great satisfaction to her that during
her life she saw its entire abolition, though by
aprovdential interposition far different from
the mill moral means in which she labored
for its overthrow.
Interested too in the important and exacting
work Of Sabbath schools, she was for some
twenty years connected with the Sunday
school of the Park Street Church md that of
the Preble Chapel, and for portion OF the time
with both.
In company with othee faithful women, with
whom devotion characteristic of the sex, she
labored in season and out of season, in the
needed and grateful service OF giving Christian
instruction to the young, especially at the
quiet and unobtrusivs Ministry at Large on
Preble street. At this worthy institution Miss
Tolman has given her attendauce..on Sundays
and on secular days to inpart religious and
moral instruction, as we'll as that Of domestic
and household. arts, so important in more re-
spects than one.
Faithful, earnest. pure of mind, intelligent,
energetic, and possessed Of kindliness of
heart and politeness OF manner which made
her welcome guest in the circles of her &C
quaintance, she did not spend her wealth in
expensive, selfish pleasures, but labored, as
others similarly situated are now doing, in the
fields of moral reform and instruction, with an
unswerving frmness of purpose that made her
example beautiful and worthy to be followed.
And it is with q view, not SO much to eulogize
the dead as to encourage all others engaged in
like works of charity to the humble and needy
thai these remarks are recorded; that the living
may feel that their faithful and exhausting la.
bors are not unappreciated or will De forgotten
in death.
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ALAB ANA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 11.-About five counties
nave been heard from and the Democrats have
looo majority. The remaining IA counties
VIII give about 5000 more Democratic MAORI
". The Democrats elect 60 members of the
legislature out of 100, and probably five more
The following were elected to Congress: First
district, Turner, negro, Radical; Second dis
trlct; Buckley Radical; Third, district. Hand
icy, Democrat; Forth district, HAYES, Radical
sifth district, Dox, Democrat; Sixth district,
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Domestic News.
Further Election Returns.
Election ffot IL, I1zo~aau.
A Fearful Railroad Accident in
South Carolina.
Sic Men Killed by the FnN of a
Bridge.
Accidents and Outrages.
WARRINGTON,
VARIOES MATTERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE case of Den
ming W. United States was argued in the Su-
preme Court to-day upon motion to restore it
to the docket. The decision was not gvenybut
the Attorney General gave his consent to the
restoration.
The friends of man who was sent to the In
sane Asylum year ago for threatening the
life Of the President, are seeking his release,
but the Superintendent will not consent with
out authority from the President
Commissioner Wilson, of the General Land
Office, to-day denied his intention to resign
He says if the President does not want him he
has the pri yilege of dismiasing him.
FARNswORTH ELECTED IN ILLINOIS
Gen. Farnsworth, of Illinois, telegraphs to
his friends in this city: II am elected by near
ly 5000 majority. Only one half our vote was
nol1ad
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wing are the closing quotations:


BOSTON, Nov 10.-The wholesale boot and shoe
trade in this city has entered upon the dull season,
and the demand is limited to small parcels for actual
sales. while very few orders coming in. The pro-
duction for the time being is cut down very much,
and nothing of consequence is doing beyond the
cution Of SEINE trifing orders. For the home trade
The demand is still good full prices are obtained, and
the jObbDg houses have lively time. There are
some movements among manufacturers, preparing
Tor the spring trade, but no contracts taken for
goods at lower rates than those which have ruled for
several weeks past, and far, only occasional or
der in advance has been accepted. An improvement
is manifest in the style and quality of this depart
there an Increasing call for boots and shoes of good
style, made not only to WELL but also to fit WELL
and the socaled cheap artie probably the dearest
in the end, glected-Shoe and Leather Reporter
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ooNs OF IEhfERANcE-The January session
of the Grand Division will be held at Water.
vile. An invitation was extended from Port
land Division 10 have it held here but the in .
yitatiou of the Ticonic Division preceded il
and was accepted. AS the sessions for April,
July and October are already provided for in
other places, the Grand iDivision cannot hold
session here until January, 1872.
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PREsENrArIoN.-Mr. Thomas II. Howard,
conductor on the Portland q kenneoec hall-
road, was presented last evening with beautl-
iul gold-headed cane, by DR.. A. Fitzgerald, OF
Dexter, as token of friendly esteem. me
cane cost some $45 Mr.. Howard, by his gem
t'emaniy and Courteous manner toward the
tra'eiing public has been made the recipient of
many such favors.
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LECTURES ON PHYsIoLoeY.-It will be seen
by advertisement in another column that DR..
Hebbard the popular lecturer on Physiology,
is to commence course OF lectures in this city
in kw weeks. His success in Boston two
years ago, and in other principal cities since,
is the only recommendation he needs Mt our
hands
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N. L. A.-The Kreutz Club of this CITY ha We
volunteered their services, and will appear at
the next NJ L. A. Concert Among the other
talent engaged for the occasion the committee
have, at great expense, secured the services of
Miss Nettie Sterling, oil New York, who has
lately returned from Italy. Miss Sterling is
said to have the most powerful contralto voice
in the country The ether arrangements are
ut fully completed, but will be announced in
IA few DAYS
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PERSONS AFFLICTED, however slightly, with
any weak ness of the Chest or Throat, involv-
ing either the Larynx, Trachea, Bronchial
Tubes or the Lungs themselves, should ON the
first symptom, commence with FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs, as by
its use diseases of those organs (even Con-
sumption in its primary stage) are speedily
cured and more alarming symptoms prevented
nov8th dS5w1w.
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q . MI Nj E RC EAL.


neccIps BY NR'1f0ads and sfea BOATS.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-25 empty
kegs 10 bds leather, Is Shoes 81 bars IRON 20
coils cordage, 30 nests butter boxes 1871 casks nails.
rs bxs and casks hardware, 8 bdIs rubber springs
bids hods, bxs TIM 80 cases and 20 bales domestcs
1oetoyes, boilers, 10 bills hollow ware, So pcs iron
pipe % bxs cheese Is ties lard, 10 pcs stone crates
bottles 10 bds sheet IRON sewing machines, 1875
per, bxs fresh fish, horse, 300 pkgs to order. For
Canada and up country as baskets, 8 bdls pipe,
bales yarn casks OIL 10 bales burlsps casks ochre
organ, 80 bdls leather, pianos. stoves, so bales
buffalo robes, machines, 25 bbls -four, 81 bales WOOL
60 bdls hides, $50 pkgs to order.
GRAND TEUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 1 car of
hides. do oats, 90 do lumber, 1919 Dbl. -four do
snndries. For shipment east, 800 bbls flour, cars
oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY 20 bdls shOves, 6
hay cutters, bxs poultry, 81 bags potatoes 6S bills
saw horses, locomotive, 90 bxs sundrles.
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"a WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE" ma

"a WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE" NAV
well be applied to DR.. Wis.ar's Balsana of
Wild Cherry. 1t is nearly half cantury since
the remarkable remedy was intr oduced to the
public, aud yet the immediate and env:able
reputation which it gained by its wonderful
cures of coughs, colds, whooping cough, sore
throat, influenza, consumption, and all bron-
CHA! complaints, is to this day fully sustained.
noySth-eo( &w1w.
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MAIN E.
MAN DROWNED.

BANGOR, Nov. ia man fell off the wharf
into the Kenduskeag stream in this city this
evening and was drowned. The body was not
found but it is supposed to be Arthur Skinner
of Brewer, as he is missing
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OHIO.
BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-THE boiler in the
Touring mill of Cotton Bros, at Belefontaine,
Ohio, exploded this afternoon. The building
and machinery were destroyed. Several per-
sons were injured, but none were killed.
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ocroBER TENN, A. D. 1870 BARRows, j., PRE-
SIDING.

SIDING.
FRIDAY. Edward Keen vs.. Margaret Keelin
Libel for div rec. Cause, deserion, &c. Divorce
decree]. McCobb * Kingsbury for libellant Garlic
ton for libcI,ce.
Jennie M. Sweetsir vs. Benz. M. Sweetsir. Libel
for divorce. Cause, desertouend personal violence
Divorce decreed. bennett & bennett for libelant
No appearance for libellee.
Court adjourned to Tuesday, the 18th, at O'Clock
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GOV. VAuCHAN CRIrIcIann

0Ov. VAUGHAN CRITICISED.
ChlcHGo, Nov. n.-Hon. John Covode pass
Gu through here to day, returning from Cali
lornia and Salt Lake. He says that the recent
appointment Of Vaughan as Governor of Utah
W. n answer because the position requires a
man who is firm, sober and dignifed and who
VIII Properly support the government and ju-
dietary so ably represented there by Judge
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1T is said by some one who processes to know,
that oysters are better this season than they
have been for many years We don't know
how this is, bat it is certain that at the old
freeman stand, No. 1O1 Federxl street, have
some excellent ones.
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CONNECTICUT.
cnUnnHu. A.-o-

NORWICH, Nov. 1.-THE schooner Daniel
Morris, of New Haven, from Elizabethport for
Providence, with cargo of coal, struck on the
rocks known as East Clump, in Fishers Island
Sound, this morning and remains.
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People who have occasion to seek the SER
vices Of an apothecary in the night, hereafter,
will find Hinds's night bell (uader the Prebl e
House,, in good order. An accomplished
assistant sleeps in the store, and will put up
prescription. at a very moderate cost.
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IL you desire rosy cheeks and a complexion
fir and free from Pimples, Blotches and Erup-
tons, purify your blood and invigors te your
system by taking DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal
for this purpose, nor as remedy for oliver
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12

TEMPERANCE MEErINa.-The next temper.
ance meeting will take place at City Hall on
Monday evening, at 730 o'clock Among the
speakers will be Rev. Dr.. Smaller, Rev. Messrs
A. Smith, Southworth and others. Shaw's
trio will furnish the music.
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LOUISIANA.
THE DoNALDsoNyrLLE RIO

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Revenue cutter
Wilderness has gone to Baton Rouge to re-
move toe riot prisoners to place of security
Donaldsonville is quiet and but little damage
has been done by fire.
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Seizure.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN cribed property was seized at the time
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation OF
Revenue Laws, viz:
,oo,a one buggy wagon and harness; Sent Is,
Of stable onlLaiay ette street, Portland ,one bayl
one buggy wagon and harness.
ANY person or persons claiming the same al
ouested TO appear and make such claim within
ty days from the date hereof: otherwise the
property will be disposed OF in accordance wit
acts OF Congress in such cases made and PROVE
ISRAEL WASHBURN, III
COLES
Portland, Nov. Z, 1870. dsawsw novs
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~" Il 0EA StVCA UHu NIVkty NIWkK6Ie
NEW YORK, Nov. 1t-Morning.-Gold strong at
1103 q Ill.
Money at g s per cent. Sterling Exchange at
1921 q 1O95.
NEW YORK, Nov. -Afernoon.-Gold suddenly
took an upward turn this afternoon, in consequence
Of the di.covery OF ring operating to advance the
price and produce a scarcity in the market. Two
prominent German banking firms aiding the
scheme by Withholding from the Sub-Treasury ST.
100000 OF November coupons and it is said in addi
ton that some real Gold has bcen locked up to pro-
mote the movement. The market closed strong at
111f q Ill GIG.
Governments continued weak notwithstanding tho
advance in Gold.
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling Exchange
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MOKKIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-State VS.. Mary A. Des Santos. Assault
with door mat on Lizzie Thornton. Respondent
discharged.
Carleton. Peabody.
State vs.. Dennis Warren. Search and seiaure.
Fined $50 and COSTS Paid,
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TIE EXPRESS TRAINS TO BosroN.-The time

THE EXPRESS TRAINS TO BosToN.-The time
has now arrived when it is usual for the rail-
road companies to discontinue for the winter
the morning and evening express trains be-
tween Portland and Boston. We hope that
the usual custom of taking off these accopmo-
dations will be omitted hereafter. The man
ayers of the western roads have heretofore
been very liberal in providing for transporta.
ton west from Portland, and the people Of
Maine have come to regard the early morning
and late evening trains as = positive necessity'
and there is, we think, a general desire that
they should be made permanent. Will the di-
rectors consider this request? There are a
dozen reasons why they should be retained to
one for their discontinuance. We hope that
the business men of Portland would give ex-
preston to their wishes in this matter.
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THE wooden pavement is a great improve
mept, but the viands at Webster's saloon,- un-
der Fuent's Hall, are positive luxuries.
seni1leodif
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3. ID. ROBERTS has opened a now barber shop
over Lands and asks a share Of the public pat
ronage, and We hope he will meet with success.
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PORTLAND MINBTERIAL AssocIATIoN.-The
members of the Portland Ministerial Associa-
lion are req Vested to meet in the managers
room of the Y. NJ G. A., on Monday next, at
II o'clock a. NJ Urus Fe.rpux
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Sale of Forfeited Goo,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH,
Portland, Oct. 25, 1870.
THE following described merchandise having +
i forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws nj
United States, public notice of said seizures ha,
been given, and no claim to the same having
made will be sold at public auction, at
office of the United States Appraiser, 19s Fore 81,
in this city, on Wednesday, Nov. IL, A. ID, 1870
II O'Clock A. M, to wit:
Cases Is HIP doz.) brandy; 10 rs cases bra,
11-l2 cases gin; bbls. molasses; 3lis ciears:si
sugar; 80 lbs. sugar; 8 bags ti26 il coffee; DO
brandy; bottles whiskey 1 bottle gin; l doz.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, j.
oc25-law3w Collect
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JESSE N. FREEMAN, No. ITO Exchange st.,
has splendid oysters as well as scallops, qua
hogs and shelled clans, for his customers to-
day. Here il a chance for something extra
uipA
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OYSTERS AT TIMnoNs & HAwEs'.-A second
cargo OF Virginia Oysters ha. arrived, and you
will find them firstin quality. If you will call
at Timmons & Hawes', Market Square, you
can purchase can of them for your Sunday
1ipuar
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MgSSOU RI,

SIX NEN KILLED BY THE FALL OF BRIDGE
ST CHARLES, Nov II The span. railroad
bridge building across the MISSISSIPPI river at
this place fell this afternoon, killing six men
and Wcunding niue,
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Complaint . n hBllloHsnsss,t edhsdna'ieil
of'hs Bc@eis seveie lingering Coughs and
Bronchitis. Sold by druggists. DR. Plerce's
private Government Revenue Stamp, bearing
upon it the words gu. S. Certificate of Genu-
ineness" is on the outside wrapper of the gen
uIne. nov8th- eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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Go 10 Bureighs, ST Middle street, 70 lie
bert ana cheapest Overcoat.
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1LLIHGfs.
.sf r<A,sHay

CaloAdd, Nov. 11.-1he pfesent indications
are that in the new Illinois Legislature the Re-
and about 25 in the Honse, A special dispatch
from NATION says Colonel Moore is certainly
elected in the 7th district by 800 majority.
SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
George Hanson commenced abusing his wife
in the most disgraceful manner in MARSHALL
town, Iowa, whereupou she drew revolver
and discharged six barrels at him, three of
winch took effect, laying him dead at her feet
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REMEMBER the sale of woolens, &c., at Bal
ley Co.'S, IS Exchange street, this morning,
at 10 o'clock
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EsT Halsass, Sqv. ii.q,tatton b lsr debisad
sud advancing Mddiins upslids at isie
uplands i5Ac
uplands at 15iu
lands at 143c. So"s' s up
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-12

THE many who have used "BAY-LEAF Cas-
TOR OIL AND BRANDY" for the Hair, speak of
it in fattering terms 1t stimulates the scalp
skin to healthy action and imparts to~he
Hair glossy and lively luxuriance. Try it.
Sold by A. s. Kinds, apothecary, under the
Prehln House