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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

Iowa is the only State in the Union where
-women's rights have practically been con
eeded. The other night company of ladies
hauled hook and ladder truck to fire and
were foremost in every effort to extinguish
the flames.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction.

DY j. DEJAN, JR., AUCTIONEER--OFFICE
ID and warerooms No. 1873 Gravier street.-Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY. October 10, 1870. at
eleven O clock A. NJ, at his new Auction Mart No.
1873 Graver street corner Carondeet
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description,
Pianos Office Furniture; also, new goods per arrival
of steamer every week.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes.
iyl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
By Charles E. Fortier.
SUCCESSION OF s. w. THOMPSON.

RY CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTION
~ eer--Ofice No 81 Exchange aley.---TUESDAY,
October l8, 1870 at lob A. NJ, the premises on
Magnolia street, near Calope street, will be sold,
bylvirtue of an order of the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
fourth October. 1870
d'ne lot of FENCE POSTS, one TIMBER CART etc.
ALSO
1T five O'Clock P. NJ on Harmony street, between
ST. Charles and Prytania streets
One lot of CLOTHING etc
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
(c8 II l8
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, TUESDAY OCTOBER Is, 1870

this joint resolution shan take effect from
and after its passage.
(Signe|i) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signdl) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Semitic.
Approve March 16, 1870; -
(Signdd) H: G: WARMOIh,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true dOpy:
GEO. T.. BOvEE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
By Nash & Hodgson.

SUCCESSION or JAMES McQUOID, DECEASED
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 80 942.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALES,
SUCCESSION OF HERMAN DIERFELDT, DECEASE


s,CCEsslON OF HERMAN DIERFELDT, DECEASED
second District Court for the parish of Orleans No,
34l5.
~ VIRTUE OF AN ORDER RENDERED OCTO
- Der IL, 1870 by the honorable the Second Dis
iG. court for the parish of Orleans in the above
e EN- matter jules Dean, Jr will proceed to
sell for +: b. Fouke, Public Administrator for The
parish OF Orleans, at No, 1888 Graver street near
el aronaelet street on TUESDAY, October IS, at
property peAeol4'd
One box DRY GOODS
Tne IRt C containing wearing apparel etc.
80 an ocl4 20 Is
soCCEssloN OF ANN DERBY, DECEASED WEE
OF JAMES GILL
second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. SO 844
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND TWO LOTS OF
GROUND ON CHIPPEWA STREET. TWO VAL
LIABLE STORES AND LOT OF GROUND ON
LEvEE STREET, NEAR JACKSON STREET
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF
ROCKPORT, TEXAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF J. D. PLAUcHE, JR.

Court Docket of the Second District Court, OF
New Orleans, No. l8GOS-M0st Valuable I'm
proved and Vacant Real Estate in the Second
and Third Districts of this City, also Two Large
Tracts of Land Oh GENTLY Road, About Seven
Niles from Town, Opposite the Depot to DO
Constructed by the New Orleans, mobile anu
Chattanooga Railroad Company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
By s. Guinault.
STOCKS-STOCKS.

SUCCESSION OF ARMAND DUPRE-No. 4,o4i.
Dy =. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE,
ID Exchange alley and Bfenviile street-SATUR-
DAY. October 20 1870, will be sold at twelve O. clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange ST. Charles
stre}t, by virtue Of order from the Honorable
the fecond District Court for the parish of Orleans
date1l October IL, 1870
Tim SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THU BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, OF $50 each
Tdrns-Cash on the spot ocl3 u 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

The value of foreign commodities remain
ing in warehouse July 81, 1870, was SIS,
1914, against $64, 4Ol ,s77 July 81, 1869.
The values of the articles in excess of
45,0O0,0 900, imported during the seven
months ended July 81, 1870, were: Gold and
silver coin and bullion, SIG, 4S6, 500; coffee,
>16,6l0,953; cotton, and manufactures Of,
$l6, 022,17l; fax, and manufactures of,
1887 1896; hides and skins other than furs,
1e65l, 49,; ssilr osd bars or rails, II, 436 979;
other iron and steel, and manufactures OF,
$l2,l49,342; manufactures of silk, $l4, 49,
697; brown sugar, $40, 6s4, $40; molasses,
SIC, 307 800; tea, Gil, 5S5, 49s; tin, and manu-
features Of $6,ll2,32O; wool, and manufac.
lures Of, ga, 056. $50.
The values of articles of domestic pro-
duction or manufacture in excess of S., OOO,
600 exportetaA.uring the same period were:
Wheat, SIG, $50, SAT; wheat flour, 90, COS, 389;
raw cotton, $50, So, 1865; gold and silver
, coin and bullion, and manufactures of, $4O,-
~ - ;4sl petroleum, sl7 ,oe6oos; leaftobacco,
The value Of gold and silver coin and
bullion re-expOrted during the above period,
was &6,732 SOB. Sea- n ai--
In addition to the usual monthly summa-
ries, the report contains a variety Of con-
sular reports and valuable commercial sta
tistics, among which might he enumerated:
comparative statement of the special trade
Of France with foreign countries, by COM
modities and values; trade of Yokohama,
Hiogo, Osaka and Nagasaki, Japan, for 1869;
trade and revenue returns for the colony of
New Zealand; statistics of the railways of
British East Indies; exports of petroleum
from Philadelphia in 1869 and 1870; and a
list Of duties to be charged on and after the
first Of October 1870, on goods and mer-
chandise entering into the ports of the
Island of Cuba.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
By G. De Ferret.

COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON ROMAN STREET,
BETWEEN BAYOU ROAD AND HOSPITAL
STREET.
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SUCCESSION OF PASCAL sEMPE.

DK s. GUINAULT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Id Exchange alley and Bienville street.-MON-
DAY, October "a, 1870 viii be sold at eleven O'Clock
A. n. at the corner of Goodchildren and Mazant
strjets, by virtue of an order from the Honorable
theSecond District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dattd eleventh October, 1870
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
4 $50 one WAGON AND HARNESS. one CART AND
HARNESS and one MARE WITH SADDLE AND
Birdie.
Ttrms-Cash on the spot. oci3 10 %
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SUCCESSION OF ARCHIE ALLEN BRAND
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COTTAGE ON SECOND STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN NONOHAN.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nc. 81 062.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret.
VALUABLE BRICK STORE, CORNER ST. LOUIS
AND CHARTRES STREETS, WELL KNOWN
AS THF PETITE BOURSE," AND DESIR.
LEvEE STREET, BETWEEN CONT AND ST.
LOUIS STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF J. B. NAvARRo-No 81, 7se.
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PROPERTY ON BARTHOLOMEW STREET
| BETWEEN
! PIERRE AND DELARONDE STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Q. =. airardey 4 CO.
PROPERTY ON LAUREL STREET.
SUCCESSION OF OWEN REILLY.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No "a OBS
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BY J. B. Walton.
CHOICE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH D1STRlCl
Corner of Coliseum and St. Andrew streets.

COMMODIOUS DWELLING AND EXTENSIVE
Out Buildings, Gardens Fruit and Ornamental
Trees.
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Succession of Alexandra JumOnville-No. 80 1856.
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Rfaeistics Of Commerce and Navi cation.
Monthly Report of the Bureau of Stats
tics, No. /, series 1901, is now in press,
and exhibits the statistics of our trade
for the month of July, 1870, and the
seven months ended the same, compared
with the corresponding period Of 1869. The
Chief of the Bureau, Mr.. Edward Young,
furnishes the following summary:
Domestic ex-
Imports. ports, tspecie Foreign
values.l exports.
July 81, 1870. .s@sllslo s4,2se.os4 $3.50, 1891
July 81, 1853. ss,s4spso 2S2sl,s4s l,so2,s7l
seven months ending
July July g. i 1885, ssss g
Proportion Of the foregoing carried in
American and foreign vessels, respectively:
SEVEN MONTHS BINDING JULY 81, 1870.
Imports. ports, linked Foreign
Saiues) exports
Foreign vessels a6,443,o42 ls3,s87,sos s,s43,s37
SEVEN MONTHS ENDING JULY 81, 1869.
-s Domestic ex.
Imports. ports, lmixed Foreign
-e7 values exports
sells. ssl ,sS7 ss2.lO62se $ll,65l SIS
Foreign vessels l9s,27sln 1s7,ls7674 6.l73,Rl
Vessels engaged in the foreign trade en-
tered and cleared during the twelve months
ending July 81, 1863:
ENTERED. CLEARED.
American vessels. 1854 s,ss7sss s,7s1 s.4l3,es7
Foreign vessels. ,l0l 5,4286s3 l4.027 S,464S3S
Total 1856 s,8ls,348 2aysls s,87s,4s2
TWELVE MONTHS ENDING JULY 81, 1870.
No. Tons. No. Tons
American vessels O840 3487,329 lO,606 1889 985
Foreign vessels. 1921 5636,.a7 1879 5,57,240
Total. ......... .3o0n s,l24,os6 2s,.4s s,ll7225
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15
\ l29 MIDDLE STREET,
z--= ~ TEMPLE STREET,
PORTLA ND, M E.
HEAD QUARTERS,
GRAND ARMY or THE REPrBLIC,
AIT. GENL's OFFICE,
VUaohiv, vtoy, NJ 1cT0 \

HEAD QUARTERS,
GRAND ARMY or THE REPrBLIC, \
Ait. GENL's OFFICE,
Washn yton, May ~, 1870.
General Orders No. 2.
The following letter from the Quarter Master Gen.
formation of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUARTERM srER GENERAL OFFICE,
Washington, D. c., May 20, 1870. J
Adjt. Gen. Grand Army OF the Republic.
You are respectfully informed that the desire of
the O. General, thai record shall be pre- pared
Of the graves OF he deceased Union Soldiers inter
red in civil metares throughout the Unired Srates
1t is believed that much and valuable Information
can be OBJ aimed from individual members OF your
association and you ale Therefore respectfully
quested 10 take steTs to assist this cce in the
undertaking as you may ceem advi able.
All officers OF the Army serving in The Q. M. De-
par'ment have teea instructed to receive such i'm
M MEIGS, Q. NJ Gen., q. 8. A.
In compliance with the foregoing request Of tie
O. M. General ami in aid OF The publication OF this
official record or he last resting Places Of our late
cODrades in arms it is berehy directed that each
Post OF the Grand Army OF 9 Republic, upon re-
it shall b. to preraiea record OF the graves of all
Union soldiers and Sailors who served during the
Ia e war, and whose remains have been inferred in
civil eenefares in the vicinity OF the location VI the
several Posts.
This record should give the name OF the cemetery,
where i0cate0 the County and STATE the name OF the
Soldier or S flor in full date OF enlistment, the
Company and Regimen, or Ship in which he served
date death, il killed in hattie the name of battle
it death occurred in hos lta the name of hospital
also give the cause Of death, from wounds disease
contracted in The service.
By Command Of
JOHN A LOGAN, Com. In Chief.
"OFEICIAL."
L. COLLINS, Adjt. Genl.
Persons having soldier or Salor friends buried in
cemeteries in, and in the vicinity of Portland, will
please forward tn. above information on or before
the 18th OF October. 1870. to
SAMUEL B. GRAVES, Adjt.,
Boswor.h Post, No..
sep22tOctf5 sn Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15


CONSOLIDATION OF RAILRoADs.-On Mon
d1y the Illinois Central railroad took pos
session OF one hundred and thirty. four miles
Of railroad embraced in the recently com.
pleted Iowa Falls and Sioux CITY railroad
The acceptance Of the line running from Fart
Dodge to Sioux City gives the Central Com
pany unbroken connection between Cbicaoo
and the princira al city of the upper Missouri
on the completion OF the Sioux City and Pa
ciic railroad The extended line will strike
the Union Pacific railroad at Fremont, fifty
four miles west of Omaha. The Illinois Cen
trail is also interested in the connection of the
proposed line to connect st. Paul with the
northern terminus of the Cedar Falls and
Minnesota railroad, leased by the Central
Company. They are likewise extending their
encouragement to the completion of two ri
val lines from st. Louis to points on the Hi
nois Central road proper-the Belleville route,
1ntersecting the Central at Duqriain and st.
Louis, and the Sou heastern railroad at Ash
ley.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15
pnorognp Nrw coryrY-.rbs rridston

PROPOSED New CorSTY. --Ths Bridstot,
Ne,cs proposes new county to be composed
of the towns Of Porter, Hiram, BrownGeld
Denmark, Ffyehurg and Lcvell, in Oxford
county, and Bfilgnn, Harrison, Otisfeld,
Naples, Casco, aud perhaps Sebago in Cam
berland, Bridg'on TO be the conhtx scat 1t
says the prospect has awakened new interest
in the towns proposed to be irciuiel in the
number that is to constitute il, and hopes the
preliminary steps will be taken so that peti-
tons may be presented TO the nj xt session OF
the Legislature and thereby learn from what
source opposition to the measure is to come,
| if there is to be any opposition. The advan-
tase of new county to the Inhabitants of the
towns included in the list that are to compose
it, is so clear that no opposition is to be looked
for on the part OF any citizen Of the towns.
Some portions Of Oxford aud perhaps Cum
berlaud County, would probably raise scme
objections, but it would be purely on local OIL
personal considerations. " hich wonll bave Du
little weight with lie members Of he Legs
turc from tue other equities.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15

Yesterday the annual Town Fair was held at
the First Baptistchurch. Although the weather
was somewhat unfavorable, owing to- the
frequent showers, yet the enterprising sons
and daugkterssSf Harrison assembled in large
numbers to present their rural offerings in
friendly rivalry. Many from the surrounding
town also came to witness the display; nor
were they disappointed in the result.
The show of stock, especially of oxen, was
large and praiseworthy. The exhibitions Of
vegetables, fruits Of the field and products Of
the dairy was not deficient We noticed sever
al dishes of beautiful apples,-one of White
Pppins, another OF Golden Balls, matchless
in size if not in beauty; Pearmains, Nodheads
Poundsweets and Porters We'd with each other
in loneliness and 81 mmetry. The productions
OF the hive showed that the bee had been busy.
paintings, &C., proved that the fine arts had
not been neglected. Quilts, rugs and tasty
embroidery were in abundance. There was
also sufficient evidence of mechanical genius
and OF the antiquarian researches. The magi-
cal number, nine hundred and ninety nine,
made. its appearance in as many buttons. Mel
ther could Flora complain that the beauties oil
her realms had been sleigAted, nor Ne0tune
that the riches of his watery domain had not
been contributed to the pleasure of the day.
AS we iourneyed. home ward over the hills
we could but admire the beautiful scenery, the
autumnal forests with the suns slanting rays
upon them, the mountains with the lakes be-
meath, and Kearsarge and Washington con-
spicuous in the distances.
Thus closed day highly satisfactory to all
The premiums will be announced on Saturday
evening. GUY.
Harrison Oct IA
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15

wAsrTrNGToN COUNTY :.
Ihe Calais AdOertaSer issued lis first regular
number, since the fire, last Tue sday. II pre-
sents very handsome typographical appear
aDce, and its columns show marks OF industry.
May it prosper.
The Calais Advertiser says the burnt district,
SINCE the hre has presented very animated
and business like appearance, and the music
OF the hammer, and saw, and trowel is heard
on every hand, and buildings Of one kind and
another are springiDg up IN every direction.
The burnt district is being rapidly covered
with new buildings.
The committee Of the City Council of Calais,
for the purpose of investigating the particulars
attending the payment of the bill of Hon. q.
II. Whidden in March last, of $1268 As, have
made report stating the facts in the case
They also report an order directing the mayor
to call upon Mr. Whidden to refund the
amount paid him; and if he refuses to do it
the City Solicitor is instructed to commence
an action for the same.
Since the City Hall at Calais was burned
down, the City Council have held their meet
ings in the lookup.
The population of Calais is 5945. In 1860 i.
was 5621. Increase 1874.
YORK COUNTY.
A young man by the name of Woodm
WINE on his way to evening meeting, at North
Berwick, on Sunday last, was suddenly assault
ed by scamp by the name of Lowell Boston.
Inc assault was brutal one, and the phys-
clan says his recovery is very doubtful Bos-
ton has not been apprehepded.
The burnt district at South Berwick, is being
rapidly and well rebuilt. Messrs. Hanson,
Mclntire & Davis, are putting up fine brick
block. st. Johns Lodge, F. & A. M. are to fin
ish themselves an elegant hall in tn block.
Mr. whitehead is also erecting fine brick
building to be used by himself as a clothing es-
Enlistment.
Or. Warren Of Biddeford, on Monday. ampu-
ated the leg of Mrs. Abigail, Gould of Lyman,
lady 70 years old.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15


WfcBFoRt1- Ar iith sch . A Piks, cest. csisiJ.
NEWPOkT-In port 18th. brig Ida I RAY. Brad
ford, from Cow Bay tor New York; sch Fred Walton,
NEW BEDFORD-Sid 18th scb E,cbanoe Pen.
dleton. Lnc0lnville.
HOLME'S HOLE-Ar i9,h. brigs Prari, Rose.
ow. E'Izabethport tor p rtland Chas Miller GiHy
Philadelphia Tor Bottom; Reporter. COMBS do Tor
Salem; scbs Alc, G. ace, Gcllrist tienrgerown
land; .driana uuaton Westport t { New Yori. 0''-
HuSToN-Ar 18th, orig oeo GIichIs .G.t hrist,
Baltimore; sets l. Johnson Man.man, Philadel-
phIa. siak. johnson: do Comet, Dow, and ss, All
atson. Chandler, Elizahefhpor'; Billings, Bill
lngs do; Elvira Bancroft, So Amboy.
Cid 18th, br2.E kedman. Kedinan. st Pierre.
Ar i4th. schs Una. Bradbury M,chias; aspian.
rhoni son, Mu qaash NIB Joseph, Dodge Port
ID i4h barque Hancock. C,'iins, Baltimore brig
P NJ Tinker Bernard, Miilbrid 5e schs 5 ID art
Burgess. islesboro; Franklin. Coites, st Andrews;
VIM Lancaster. hr) Seele" Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS
a. Madeira Sc" 20. Dag Jessie Rhynas, Han. Tor
st Thomas 10 days.
| York.
| AZ at callso Aug 81. ship Carrier Dove Fish, Tor
| "uah tr,, M Davis, Koopman. Valparaiso.
10y + pie, Monievid>o aud sailed TOR Pisagua TO
load nit'ae tor Un,el Stat, at 81 i5..
/ III pre- t. 20 inst shipCM Davi. K, n..-s.r Iat
/ CGllai. 10 cad guano tor England;
/ d., 10 load tor Span; barque + Il + 81 ,s. h..
| Honolulu, to load gu9uo oi United eI.
| In pori ri ut, mi 3 Garnet. Olive -e e.1,,
/ p lite, Smlll, ira sferring cargo.
At do lith ult. barque Shamrock. s.-,a1s p, T. ll
| Buenos A sres, ar Aug 80.
Sid I'm Aspnwall .fst uit. brig Marine Reed -.
At Sisai 2ath ult. orig Rachel Coney, coney, TOT
At Demarara nth nit, sch Louler Newton, Gray,
| from New York, ar 18th.
SIN m Montreal 18th inst, ship Eastern State. Hal
Ar at s. John, NIB. 9th inst sch Duke OF wcas-
tie, Hunt, Portland, 10th Hosilla p, Lipset, do. a
/ ia NJ
cd at Livtrooo' 9th. Alice M Mino,, lowell. 70,
| Philadelphia Peruvian Thompson, Savannah: 30I
| United States. Lunt. Bombay
Oh Sicily 7th, Jennie tlngwcod, Marshall from
Sundswal' tor Melbourne. ''-'
Sla i'm Shields Both, Mary Russell. whittemore, tol
arat Greenock aoth, Eva H F,ss, Emery. Charles.
| ton, 81. N""''
Ar at Leaborn 26th ult. Clytie, Dow, Genoa.
Sld 26tl. Atlas, Mitchell, New YORK.
Sid fm Cette 2oh ult, May A wev RUSSELL tot
Az at Gibraltar nth ult, Harry. a,as 20 Sea
AR in the Texel 2s'n ult. Albert, R---i 49,. Nsn
York, with sails spit.
| Ar at Cukhaven 2sth ult, Crusader, -. ~ 7-
York.
Ar at Cronsiadt 25th ult, Mary Gibbs, Coggns, fin
Ara nntavideo Aug 26, Lord Clarendon, Iayen
der, New York.
SPOKENs
Aug H. lat u s, lon 70 ~ E, ship Coripga. from
| Calcutta Tor Bos on. '''-
Sept z. lat IsN. Ion 27 AZ W. ship simla. IRON
Sept 10. lat A. Ion d, barque Carrie WRIGHT iron
| Shields tor New York.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15

The family of Gen. Lee have consented to
the burial of his remains in Hollywood Gene.
terry, at Richmond.
Mr. Thomas Hughes will spend part of the
winter in Washington.
Luther G. Kimball, landlord of the Kimbal,
House, Dover, N. H. died Thursday from a
apoplectic stroke. J1e was well known in New
Ira G. Nichols, publisher of Sunday Ger
man newspaper in New York, was severely
beaten with club on Monday by officers of a
German Life Insurance Company, for pub
lshed attack on the company.
The wounds of Nolan, who was shot by Craw-
ford in the Philadelphia election trouble, are
pronounced fatal. Nolan declares that Craw-
ford shot him at the instigation OF the late dis
trict attorney Mann. Mann admits telling
crawford to defend himself, but denies that he
told him to shoot Nolan
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIoN.-A PHILADELPHIA
dlSnatch of Eridar

VI e ffudy says.
n, In the Nst Congressional district Henry d
nos.et' lem Will have at least 500 majority
over Andrew Stewart, Rep. This is Coyode' =
district. In the oath district Mcclellan, Dem .
it is reported, has been elected by zoo majority
In the 20th district, Griffith, Dem. il electsd
by 500 majority. In the 18th district, r. Will
elected over d. j. Morrell, Rep, by 500 major
ity. This will make the next Pennsylvania
delegation in Congress Is Republicans to II
Democrats, unless further returns show addi-
tional change.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15
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no family should be without it for immediate use.
ran not TO Try IL. druggists sell it. jy27d3msn
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-15
Rare Chance for Business.

I0R sale, the stock and fixtures of one OF the best
l. Dry Goods stores in the city OF Portland. Lo-
cation the very best. Room aud conveniences for a
laI ge Cloak and Shawl business. Rent low. Poor
health obliges the present proprietor retire from
the business. FURTHER particulars by addressing
"Dry Goods" P. o. Box lois. oc 5sntf