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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

MIS- RYE THE PHILANTHRoPHIsT - The
otherlay the PRESS noticed the fact that col
lectio of about fifty English children passed
throGh Portland for ST. John, N. B., where
hons had been found for them by Miss Rye,
- English lady, who has interested herself for
several years is the welfare of orphan and des-
titute Children other own country. The phlan-
.hrophic labors of this lady are deserving of
more notice than was contained in that brief
paragraph. Miss Rye, We are informed, is
lady Of large fortune, who has adopted as
means of doing good, the collection of waits in
the streets of London and other large English
cities, and providing them with homes in good
families on the western continent. Most Of
these are orphans; all of them are from the
Sums CT the streets, gathered at tender age
while the mind is susceptible to good influence
es, into her schools and dormtores, where
they are fed, clothed and partially educated,
and provided, as rapidly as possible with good,
homes
Since July last we learn she has sent overs9oo
u these little ores to America. Many of them
Are sent to the lower provinces and Canad9,
where they are adopted by families. Many
also are sent into the Western States from her
headquarters near Niagara Falls. Her mission
5 mereiiul one. The great burden of the
expense is defray ed By herself and VIC are told
hat she has been very successful in procuring
homes for the large number of little children
where they will be well cared for and brought
Up in the ways of Industry and virtue.
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Oscar Warren received An ugly wound in
his arm, on tho oh inst, BY coming in contact
with circular saw, in the shingIo mill Of o.
P. William s. Co. DIR. Straw dressed his
wound.
Samuel Andrews, an aged gentleman of
Parkman, fell down. flight Of stairs and frac.
tured clavicle, on tho 18th inst. DR.. Stevens
adjusted the fracture,
A MIsTAKH-It was . very common SAVING
In haylng-'lms that the crop OF hay, although
small, was OF an uncommon good quality. and
would "spend welP'-that 10 cone. ouence Of
this superior quality, the crop of this year
would winter as much stock as that OF last
year: Facts do not justify the prediction.
cattle eat the present crop voracously, and
farmers are complaining that hay does not
spend" near as wei this year as last, all of
which. suppose, to be owing to the fact that
cattle como to the barn in a half starved con-
dition, and cattle, like some other people, will
eat most when extremely hungry.
The rite of Baptism was administered in the
NJ e church in Guiford, last Sunday, by Rev.
Mr.. Springer. :, -
SfaH!st f6HfS5 b RFaxa'' '00' also
Hillside Lodge l. O. G. T., Parkman, has
initiated over 200 members-has G L. mem
bers, SO tull degree members; has lived six
years; is in flonrishoR condition, bas no po-
litlcai discussions; meets Wednesday evenings;
never had quarrel among It's members; worss
IN the white. blue and red degrees; spends
son OF the evenings in desrse works. some in
listening to {. says and discussions, and, usual.
y devotes half an huur to eating apples: has
full set of beautiful rsgalia for sll degree ., a
good me:odian, good hall and good music. s..
WALDO COUNTY.
It is stated that Daniels, the Lime Rock
bank robbers, NOW in Belfast jail is still living,
but is failing fast, and will probably never be-
tried BY an earthly tribunal.
Alden Litchfield. accused of being an &C.
complice IN the Lime Rock bank robbery, now
in Belfast jail, .tii protests his inno-
cence. and says the peop'e will yet le.ra that
he is an object of persecution. He Is living Of,
jail fare, tavina spent all his available m-al 8
IN making his defence. and 10 much thinner
than when be was at court His cell is fur
ni'hed very neatly, says Tho Bangor Wing.
YORK COUNTY
The current report that Mr. Ferrpson
Haines has resigned the agency Of the Pepper
ell Manufacturing Co. at B,ddetord, was erro
neous. His father. Hon. wm z. Haipes, has
80 tar recovered his health and strength that |
no resumed bis duties - treasurer Of the |
PeIperell and other corporations in that city |
On Monday.
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The LOUISIANA ELECTION RIoTERs.-A Ba-
ton Rouge, La, dispatch of Sunday says that
United States Commissioner was then hold
ing court at the garrison for the trial of seven
citizens, arrested for disturbances on election
day 1t aso states that the court room was
crowded. and the prisoners were guarded by a
line Of sentinas. 1t further says that the pub
lie were not admitted. All the lawyers of Ba-
ton Rouge Were present as counsel for the
prisoners. The lawyers objected to the jurs-
diction of the Commissioner, as well as to hold
terry of artillery. Those killed on the night Of
the election were J. Loficial, eolored, who was
recently elected to the Legislature, and Harry
Williams, also colored. About twenty persons
were wouRded
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An official dispatch from Chicago saws that
Hawley, rep, is elected in the fourth Ilipo;s
district, by Al majority.
A later dispatch from st. Louis states that
the next Legislature of Missouri will stand as
follows: House -Democrats "a, Fusion Is,
Brown, rep, 10, McCIurg, rep, 20. Senate
Democrats Z, Fusion z, Brown l, McClurg2.
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War OtcS.

A Tours dispatch says large ,ody Of Ba-
varians surrendered Monday near thenay.
The returns from the municipal ection 10 |
Marseies foot up as follows: Republicans g..
600; Communists 5000. This city has en- and
is perfectly quiet.
In the Hungarian Diet Deak urged = gov
ernm Mt to resist the Russian pretentioI The
opposition, however, desired TO effect ace
full arrangement.
The negotiations looking to German uty
are still pending at Berlin. Prussia recely
made propos ton that all the legislation .
latiug to the press and the matter Of public
meetings should belong exclusively to the Fed
erai Parliament
The Berlin Post of this C ty charges tina
Gladstone interposel in the interest OF .peac
between France aud Germany just long enous'
| to admit OF the nego' atiCp of q French loar
| It. is said that number of documents foun
| in balloon which was recently captured b
| the Prussans seriously compromises the net
| tralily Of Switzerland. A note IRON the FreDc
government thanks the neutrals for their la,
| Intervention in behalf Of peace. The accep
ance of the harsh Prussian terms would hav
been virtual subscribing to our own subjugs
| ton.
| The London Times is disposed to believe tbs
the war will not by any means be ended whe
| Paris is taken, SO intense is the bitterness
| the French.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

Nutritious beverage. Invig,rating tonic. in-
valuable remedy. IndispeL SABLE to nursing moth
Substitute tor fIcobolic driDgs. All classes OF
ph' sici ms, both Atop attic and Homeopathic, have
agreed in opinion as to TIE great vslue this pre-
paration. and the a e medical men OF this City
commend already in their practice daily this
derfGl tonic, which /. in reailty, medicine, but
peasant remedy. more Strengthening, nourisbing,
and lea ant Ian ale. porter, etc.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCFRS.
ia u k AIT q Ce.,35S Gre.vi"h ST., N. T.,
-oLE AGENTS FOR TIED ,Ehraj, ETC.
poy16
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ANOTHER proof that murder will out is
found in the capture of New York criminal
d st. Louis, after nearly years pursuit by
detectives. The latter travelled in nearly ev-
cry Southern and Western State in search of
the murderer, ftequenting the slums of the
great cities, agricultural exhibitions, and
places where large numbers of people congre-
SGted. Doubtless the fellow had begun to
feel quite secure for some time before he fell
INTO The tolls OF his captors. There is now
leH prospect that he will receive his deserts
even at the bands of New York iury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

timely CoNUNDRUM.-Scene- Of
nee. 1ime-three o'clock P. M.
f"st Democrat--Why are the assistant ed
itors OF the Ary'ts like fig leavesq
Second Democat-Give it up.
First observation-disclosures they serve partlv
10 hide Adams nakedness.
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state N,~s.

COUNTY.
A fire in the house Of MI us,..,.,a
at South Auburn, last ST. assr.,nad
about $500 worth OF pop COM The house " az
not much damaged.
de1i1-r liza ,a Coleman Of Brook IN, N, Y. is !,
~ 49,, = .a;mneIAn.e lecture ct Iavislon OF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

The Journal says on Monday the Eastern
Express company brought from Boston aud
delivered iuto the hands Of the State Treasure
er Caldwell. BY its clerk, Mr.. Morton, an I'M.
pretending looking package, which contal ned
amount Of foor hundred and seventy .eieL,
thousand dollars! This sum is all Tor The
European & North American Railway com
pany. and comes from the general govern ment
She express charge on the little package was
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

| OUTRAGEs UPON CITIZEN on s,rr -,
uNIrhD Stair TRooPs.-The proprietor OF
the Alaska Time, having determined 70 70.
move his paper t. olympia, W. T., published
valedictory on 'he lalh ult, and in tn,s
manner refers to be condition of society
which prevails in tlI distant territory:
No less than eigh m Ircers have been com--
mitted in Sitka insi.so the last three years,
and every murdere has escaped the punish
ment he deserved acept one, who is now in
the military suarhouse awaiting trial, and
unless we soon gea court he will escape the
punishment he sGlchly deserves. We have
seen women art girls Knocked down in the
street by an arm officer and United States
postal agent. Weave seen those two officers
on The same day lock down a poor inotfansivt
Russian, and thermy officer hand the postal
agent pistol toll an American. We have
known army ocers to force their way into
private Russian Ouses and take liberties With
the women inmes that in any other country
but Alaska wod cost them their lives. We
have seen two ompanes of 81 lders station
ed right in the ty, many OF whom were moi
fit to run at lare outside the walls OF State
prison, and whforced their way into Russian
houses as tbouh it was part of their duty.
And what haseen the result of all this p
Simply that anhe refined and respected Dor
ton OF the klslan population have left our
territory, heaily sick OF, and thoroughly dis
gusted with, te very name of an American.
and who cal. blame them? Who will not
blush when reads that out of Russian
population O $40 or 600 people in Sitka there
are not overhree young girls OF The age OF
thirteen yeas WHO are not prostitutes, and in
making thissseltion we challenge contradic
lion. Thesoldiers being stationed in the
heart of til city, went around spreading con-
taminatloI disease and state of demoraliza-
lion only urpassed by that which existed at
The time Sodom and GomoIrah were destroy
ed by az avepg!ng God. We regret to say a
few olthe Amy officers also acted more like
)Iackdards than officers"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

Eushton's cherry PectOral Troches
will te found superior to all others tor Coughs Colds.
Asthma, Group and Bronchial ifHculties generally.
exceed ngly laatable. having none of that nauseat.
ing, unpleasant, eubeb taste; very soothing and act
IKE charm Also Rushton's C. VI Cod Liver Oil,
Tor consumption, Serotuia, &c. The Oldest. purest
ana hest in the market. Use no other, Sold bv
DIugsi.ls generally. oc2a.n.dswem, =!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

The London Telegraph says It Is certain that
Russia has sky iron-ciad sunbeats in the
Black Sea ready for use
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

DEATH OF REV. EDw. BALLARD, D. D.-Rey.
Edward Ballerd, d. D., rector of ST. Paui's
Church, Brunswick, died at bis residence in
that town very suddenly on Monday night OF
heart disease Hewas ia his usual health on
Sunday, aud of6ciated in his church all day.
Dr. Ballard Was, we think, native of New
Hampshire, but he came % Maine in 1858 from
Connecticut, aud assumed the duties OF mis-
slonary rector OF st. Pau,'s. The same year
le received the honorary degree of NJ. A. from
Bowdoin College. III 1865 Trinity College, at
Hartford, conferred on him the degree of Doc
tor OF Divinity. To 1866 be was appointed Su-
perintendent of Schools, holding the position
two years. Soon after he came TO this State
he became member of the Maine Historical
Society, and was at the time of his death its
Secretary, and always one of its most active
members. Investigation into the history, hab.
its and language of the aborigines was ia
vorlte pursuit with him, and IN this depart-
ment he was probably one OF the most intslli-
gent members of the Society. Doubtless he
has left many valuable manuscripts upon this
interesting subject.
In his connection with the Episcopal Church
in Maine, DR.. Ballard ante dated all the minis.
ters now officiating in this diocese, and in wears
also was the Oldest He was for mony years
member Of the Standing Committee, and in
his own communion he was loved and honored
as an earnest and loyal minister, who worked
for the reward that comes not of men hut IS
promised by the Father to them that are faith
full to the end And while the news of his
sudden death will sadden the hearts of hun.
dreds in the Church who loved him for his
child.l simplicity of mani er and fidelity in
lis great calling, he will be lameated by many
otbers VINO recognized his value as citizen
ana an active participant in educational and
other good works.
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rsc eaaetal Veic f~e asuaiA,.,
ANDRoscoeelN.

We publish below the vote fot Senators In
each County of the State, at the last election,
AZ compiled from the Official returns;-
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An Old y r,end.
0 L d RE Nd

has been tried and pronounced on the au!hoiiory OF
OF those whose lives and health 1t has preser ed
apare, harm ess and euincntiy salutary prepara-
tion. AT emp,s have bsen made 10 rival 1t. They
have tailed. There ia nothing quai to the enj,y-
ment experienced by the afi cted whom using this
valuable spe'ac' Its mild tone, lis sure and vgor-
Gus action upon dlsordered stomach and the clean
sing OF the entire human body recommend it to the
whole community as RELIABLE FRIEND.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-16

Sid I'm Sydney NSw, Sept H. bsruue ] s Sione
Phinne,, Shangi ae.
Sid im Newcastle. NSw, Sept 8, ship Sarah New
man Congdon san FRANCISCO. barque Chattanooga,
Ere eman Hong Kong So
=, At moy p, u baraue McGlvery, Nichols, for
New Yor ,tat $40 pr toni N
Al Hong Kong pit 10, ships Col ZEN Fleece AID
ans tor san francisco Samuel Russell. Lncas and
Fred Iu Tor. Br dior,i, uoc; ,,oden Hind, tiatcb
and shirley, wlcoMb. une; barque ID Carton
Freeman do
Ar at Batavia Sept 70, ship Rainbow, Thayer, from
Bottom avn
Ar al Calcutta 18th ult, barque N Gibson, smalley
Liverpool INFANCY
AT Messna Oct q. brig Nellie Hustled, Maoney,
from GirgentI, ar 2Ist.
a. Sd I'm Hon lulu 9TH ult, barque Fay, Robbins
Eu jerhury's Stand.
AZ Rio Janeiro eb alt, tarque NJ Hume, Mic, b.
ell. for New orleans. ~
. At Martinique S0lh ult. ship Deltthaven, Freese.
(from Cardiff tor New Ore ms ready
Boston. 'oA'
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Notice.
PORTLAND, Oct 3Ist, 1870.
Nests. Jordan and Blake are now ready TO ..,va
their customers end all who NAV favor them with
their patronage at No. Long Wharf Shall keen
full assortment OF Provisions Flour and Groceries
Quick GALES and small profits is our motto.
ncv1-3w JORDAN g. BLAKE
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Hews bv La.est SSnifs.

| news bv Latest Mails.
| j. s. Aspinwal, Wholesale drug dealer in
| New York, has settled a smuggling affair BY
paying $4,000.
| c. G. NOVEL;, Republican, will contest
Townsends right to a seat in Congress from
the first New York district and petition for a
new election on the ground OF fraud.
| The Rev. ID. M. Wilson, (colored) has recov-
cred $4,000 in New York court from Rev. Ru-
fus S. Perry and Joha Flamer, me mber. If his
society who accused him of stealing 'ae Conn
IN inion service.
| Bonner's colt "Joe Elliott ,sds driven mile
n22i1,2 Monday witta high wind and a
rous>> track.
Ofdersaaye been received at the Brooklyn
nav yard tofis out with all possible despatch
the frigates Minnesota Tennessee and Shaw
! nut
1t is stated that tie President on Friday d.
rected Secretary Igsh to recall Minister Mot
ley, peremptoril directing him to leave his
affairs in the ha,ds of Benjamin Moran, his
Secretary of legation. The President gives as
reason for mis- immediate action, the necessi-
ty for instaTt decision in the fishery controver-
| sy with Caaada, and other controversies with
/. the Brtis1 government which he does not feel
incliDedto trust to the management of Mr..
Motley
In New York Monday Isaac Simmons was
committed for swindling Samuel Kicker of
Buckfield, Maine, out of $40. Simmons pre-
tended to be from Portland, Maine, and Dor.
rowed the money Of Kicker Friday. When
arrested Simmons had considerable counterfeit
money in his possession.
A New York dispatch says Gen. Quesada
has probably successfully effected landing in
Cuba. 1t is known that he lett port on the
main land OF South America within three DAYS
SCANNING of the coast OF Cuba On the 22d ult
He was on board very fast steamer. but az
she had a schooner in tow the trip may have
taken six or seven days. He was accompanied |
by Gen. Arismendi, who has seen much SER |
vics both in U--S1xcTd 10 \
stited that be bad board the steamer and |
schooner some 1000 stand of arms, with ample |
ammunition aud several mtralleuse.
The Tribune estimates the cost Of the build |
ngs at the Brooklyn navy yard which must.
be destroyed in case of its removal, at $40 800
500, and of removinsithe ordnance, &C., at
1896 400.
Calvin W. Starbuck, fonder and principal
proprietor of the Cincinnati Daily Times, died
'uddenly Tuesday morning from disease Of the
leart aged 4S years.
Schooner Ocean Traveller, owned in Lunen-
'urg N s., under charter to the Dominion gov.
rnment, left HALIFAX moth ago Tor Sable Is
andy where she landed her cargo and lefs to
eturn and has not since been heard from She
al seven men on board
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iPer City OF London at New York;
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst, Young Eagle, Perkins,
New Orleans.
:, CID LIST, Goodell, Crockett. Hong Kong; Herald.
Gardiner Cardir.
Sill LIST. Carrie Long. Pa k, Boston; %. North
ampOn, McLoon. Savannah.
I'm Deal 1T Anne M Gray OHM ffror, An,
we p, for New Yors. N-' A"'-
Sid i'm Milford LIST, Kendrick Fish, Watts. ftrom
CaIIaoJ fo1 Galway. ""'s' 'hoi"
CID at Newpert ist inst, Lizzie II Jackson. Mar.
WICK Ner YORK Monitor, Eaton, Havana.
pha. a'enef' rhiiauei-
SD TN cLeghorn 3ath ut, Clytie, Dow, New York.
do1nhia uenoa 18th ul, Orchila, Havener TN Pbila-
yart at Alicante Gath ut, MachIa, Foster from New
sld TN Ii hon Oct 81. Shasta, Brown. Messina.
Al ~ davre Both ult. Lucy Nickels Coffin, from
:, Ar at Eremerhaven 9th ult, Oneida, McGilvery,
Rangoon.
Stettin tor Boston,
In Elsln ur Sound goth uli, Es,ela, Loring, Cron
stadt tor Boston.
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Oct Is. lat As a. Ion 80 23 ship P W. eeler, from
L. erh TO- New York.
= Nov Z. off Key West ship BAZAAR, I'm Martinique
for New Orlean s days out.
No date, lat 10 s, Ion IS E, ship Bengal Burgess
from Cardiff for Singapore
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

Mother" said Jemima, "Sam
wants to come counting me tonight"
"Well, what did you tell him ?" "Oh,
! told him he might come, 1 felt anx-
ious to see how he would act.n
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7 EGAI, NOTICE

-S-
THE State of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
In the Court of Common Pleas. Allen Camp
bell ct al. VS.. Charles Scheidel ct al.
The defendants are notified that the plain
tiffs, heirs of Alexander Campbell, deceased,
have filed in said court. their petition, stat
ing that they are the owners and entitled to
the possession of the following II and
tenements: Situate in the Village OF Niles,
Trumbull County, and State of Ohio, and
bounded on the north by the public highway,
On the east by lands of James Ward q Co.;
on the south by the Mahoning River, and on
the west by lands ofJohn Pew. That on July
Il, 1867, one of said plaintiffs made a written
contract with said Charles Scheidel by which
he agreed to sell, and the said cheidelt to pur-
chase said lot, for the sum Of $4,000 and In
terest, of which no part has been paid, eX-
cept 5000 at the date of the contract, though.
said Scheidel took possession Of said premi-
ses; that said Scheidel has left the State and
abandoned said premises n contract, n
that one John Elliott, now holds possession
Of said premises without right, claiming the
right to do so under said Scheidel. Plaintiffs
ask that said contract be set aside and held
for naught, and that the possession OF said
house and lot be restored to them, and for
further relief.
Defendant Scheidel must answer said Pc
tition by the 18th day of March. 1870, and
said cause will be for hearing at the next
term ofsaid court.
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN &STULL,
Dec. %. lS69-6w. Pitts Att'Ys.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

Never whip your horse for becom-
ing frightened at any object by the
roadside; for if he sees a stump, a log
or a heap of tan bark in the road, and
while he is cycling it carefully and
about to pass it, you strike him with
the whip, it is the log, or the stump,
or the tan bark that is hurting him,
in his way of reasoning, and the next
time he will act more frightened.
Give him time to examine and smell
of all these objects, and use the war
bride to assist you in bringing him
carefully to these objects of fear
Bring all objects, if possible, to his
nose, and let him smell of them, and
then you can commence to gentle him
with them.
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EGAL NOTICE.


LLydia Chapman & william Z. Chapman,
OF Grumbull County, Ohio, and Erastus c.
Haynes, William n. Haynes and Porter
Haynes, heirs of Electa Haynes, Of johnson
County, Iowa, willtakc notice that apetition
was filed against them on the 24th day OF De-
cember, 1853, in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Trumbull n
State of Ohio, by Mary Z. Croker, N John
Croker, and is now pending, wherein said
plaintiffs demand partition OF the following
real estate, viz: Situate in Vernon township,
Trumbul County, Ohio, and known as part
OF Wilcox Survey, and bounded: Beginning
at the southeast corner Of William r. Chap
mans a in the centre OF the north n
south center road; thence west along said
Chapman's south line 2O rods, to a corner;
thence south 10 rods to a corner; thence west
along said Chapman's south line 160 rods to
the west line; thence south along the west
line to corner of Miles Z. Beach's land -
thence east along said Beach's and George
PeltOn's north line TO William f. Chapman's
southwest corner; thence along said Chap
mans west line to his northwest corner -
thence east along his north line to center OF
highway thence along center ofhighway to
the place Of beginning, containing about lis
acres Being the land lately owned and oc-
cupied by Erastus Chapman. deceased. And
at the next term OF said Court the petition
erS will ask for an order that partition be
made ofsaid premises. r.. b. BARNES,
Dec. ., lS69-6w. Atty for Petn'rs.