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CUZNER .. Sunday. sent 2i Harriet Cuz7er VT.
Q. JS,cpl tnhl.s, a"i daasa'er o. iae Iate Ja1es
2sg. % n a l sfs ay;,s 70 the funeral
Ju Dire tii. Z. ilsf 20 i a
CNNrnill -.oa sun..y. srgt - lIns,l. ,nc be.
K.ic,r c, 49,, D5uesai, ireland asl :. o4.. al
The relatives al oi,1is OF u' '4ml.r are respect
lGy iav.te' - ait'et tas iuac .. GOA Ga s.cs
W II be oa Tor tne robe Of her Nj on u ID, .t
Sept -, o. ~tcl anu Il o'clock a ., t1u Naerce
GRAY.-un snalay, sept y, Euli Jane. p.e OF
VA an H. Gtly, and yopnse.' Daughter of toe late
Inc rel tiyes and rienis of ths .au ~ respect
Ssi'ss Y stsRa .s 9 rSs,aa M a. M A.s
L o'clock ~ Her remains viii b, iHSel 70 tue New
sunday eg ss Isalrek A
Toe ireuds and aolGaatances are respectfully IN.
yted 70 attc he iuacra Ht tue !eiorme1 ChuICh.
'fi fThsnlSGoSa u Mo1 Way ss sS e. in tn, e,y
Mergaret vile Of John khdeman in the Siti year Of
he friends snd aequaniance. are respectfully 10.
oh Az, on wednesdsy. SIN INST, at z M
LAN w1, I9n MSndsy' SEP @ s.V in brooklyn
Yda s ass a nd d fd s 2 as fc Sars S the
ancsted 90 attend Zoe fua> rom r,siIsaoe OF nus
parents. = soath 81 a. r; D.: At haf past o'eioch
LEMI-oa monday. seit g, .fsot an iilness Of four
StoeG SaF slsS EcA Ls1 it e c "a s
aud also OF the Ancient BE- ons Bsnss. soeie Of thIs
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Welsh mAgazines and newspapers, domesl c and
.'G6aliNER -oS Monday. Sept a.. Levi, calvia
Mortimer, aged IL yeATs, mon tas, and II DAYS
Tho frenls and rcIatyes axe respectfully Invited TO
airDd the fuaeral his late rdeace 70 Lasl Hous
The funeral will take place at II NJ.
PAIN rRR On Sunday evening, sept y, OF coisunn
ton, Emma Puinter cauga.er u the late William r.
Pglpter.
The relatives aud friends are roectfully invited TO
attend The funerrl Oh T'GsGay IA inst, N2 o'clock.
from &c West s9th ~.
sMlTn.-ou sunday. Sept, & Gilbert IL Smith. aged
81
FrlendA and relatives are refpccfuly invited 70 At
tend the funeral on Wednesday at! r. NJ from his .ae
residenr ., l6 Bedford II.
TiLY0U.-Un SUNDAY, Sept. q. Emma 4 Tiiyou. the
younge't daughter OF Z. ,. aud Mary Iiyou, aged "a
Year,, months, and Is da's
The relatives aud lends OF the family are invited TO
attend the unc al nom the reslaencs Of her brothera
law. X j Bamheld, is3 East ll5th st., At ~ o'ecck.
fuEeis service will ne Geld at tue Methodist Epicopal
Church, ~ Az. and iibih ~.
VAN BLARCON tn Monday, sept ~, NJ Cornwall
on tne Hudson. John Vll bI9com a Eel 81 year.
The relatives ANA friends Ct tle family Invited
70 attend te mineral, without nriher notice from s.
Joh : NJ H. CnlTch corner Of Bedford ~. and Wilson
st, Brooklyn. p. D., on FRIDAY, Sept 90, a. T.. NJ
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u. q o.
Desertius thc sessiao-subwittins the CAil-
dren TO New EnEiapd Training Fall shop
ping, and Hetu N to Wlster Quarters.

dren 20 New knRtandTratninH- Sh op-
ping, and Heturn TO Wister quarters,
President Grant pulled up stakes at Long
Branch yesterday morning. AMI formally closed the
seoeon at that fashionable SIMMER resort by with
drawing himself and family, and hieing TO other
scenes The Presidential party, consisting Of The
Executive, Mrs.. Grant Miss Nellie and Master
U. g. Grant Jr Mr.. L. 8. Felt, and Misc Susie
Felt OF Illinois, aud Gen. Babcock, came up TO the
city by the steamer Jessie Hoyt lnding at the foot
Of Robinson street, whence they proceeded in two
carriages TO u Fith Avenue Ito eli, arriving at
~ waiting Tor tem. After breakfast they we're
driven 10 'he New Haven depot. T.ey depar ted by
the l2l1 train FOR Cambri lge, Mass II is net true
that committee OF m1aenu ! citizens were In wait.
ing ~ the boat 10 receive the President nor vas
any formal reception rendered lin at his hotel The
reNort that salute was fired In honor of the dis.
tngd.shod traveller, originated hom tho successive
EXPLOSIONS OF anumber OF blasts on tAe Boulevards
near Cen'rll Park, rs the train vas moving out
he better G. - OF citizens OF the metro. oils have
TOO nixh aregird for tao Chef Magistrate OF the nj.
ton To disrcspcct his Wel-knoNn desire to avoid
ostertalious parade and longing Tncy therefore
permit i'm u cone ana 90 At lis Ilelsure
ne IRE sidebt goes 10 Can't ridge to euter bis son
ulysses, Jt n student ut Harvard. lie Nil re-
mUn Two or u rec ddl . In Cambridge and then pro.
coed TO Farned, Conn, where Miss Nellie IL to he
placed at school FOR tue winter On Monday newt
nc President and Mrs. Grant will return 10 this
CITY aud stop at the Finn Avenue Hotel After re.
naming lew dVs to give Mrs. Grart al op1oriu.
White House
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The impression that after Oct stamps are not
required on checks and drafts for o Lens sum than
$lnis incorrect The law aiOris reiel only on PROM
irsOry notes 70, less sun tIan AlOJ, ana IN 70. .
Cep's iOs any sum VI money or ioF tao puymeht OF
ueDL
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JoNES-sNlrH On SATURDAY., SEPT q, Isaac A.
Jones to Fanny L1uisr daul hte4 OF X cnafd smith
Esq, all OF staten lslAli.
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Steamship Herman, savannah, mdse. and mass.
steamship Nevada, Liverpool, mdse an pass.
steamship sUut!t carolina, ChariestOu, mdse. aud
pass.
Bark Snowdon, sisal, locwoot ard hcmp.
Brig AlyaraIo, liar 'Dr Grace. y. f., tsh and oil.
Brig Win rgtpn. Brilg port. c1ti.
Aso. the usuaI river and cua-tNlse yesses.
SAILED. Steam hip Hermann for Bicmen.
STEAMSHIP ARRIVED our.
QrEKSsTuwS, sept. .6-Sioeiia, New YORK.
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M-YEG.-I1 thls city. on SATURDAY,. sent. l.; $50 Nv
Judes "a .ael y1us~. at the Superior Court, Franz
JOSEF Nc! nom Nara Meier.
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AiRaiifiNL

FMS
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs
TRUNK RAILROAD
new YORK STATE,
PAYING
sEvEN PER CENT. IN GOLD
ARE oFFLRED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND osH zoo MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will bo ItO hes In it's toial length
from New York to Oswego. Including tho Au3un
branch. has nearly
200 Mills OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED AND
AND ~ PROFITABLE OPERATION
on the Northern section, extending soutbefly from
the crv ca Cswego, and intcfsecting the Albany
and susqrInanna Railroad at sidney Plans Work
is being vigorously pushed On other portions OF
the line and It is the expectation OF the Company
to have OF least 100 miles more ia operation before
the close Of the present season.
TIE LO.AL BUSINESS
IL already large and tao Company has jus, cOnciaded
q contract with the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Com
p,uv for transporting the coal OF that rg, and wealthy
corporation to the nortnern sections OF the State
This will add largely to the business and rronts OF
that section OF tho road already controlling tho local
traic OF one OF the most populous AMI ofto districts
of the State that Its NET earnings. without the at d
through business, can hardly be less than per cclt
H. entire cost, which Is 0 per excess OF the
interest on igs bonds.
regard to these b'ni7. ts Fact tnlt ~ i.te
strictly limited {, tDyo por mile Of anhhei rlad and
BEHIND THG BONDS l.
A PalD-uP CAPITAL or NEARLY sj0pnlo
whc' affords ample guarantee Of the dnaoc al strength
vi Vac Company.
Tnr BONDS.
They NJ, i'sui in dcnon 1nt'Gs u q M 4; mry e
either coui registered, at the option Of the rur
chascr bear scvc r,r ccrt rcit interest, nco IT ir
come tax, payable on the ist Of lnn1sy and Jn'y IA
New Goik city, aud have tveny.ayc yeas to run 10
maturity
The popularity Of those bonds \ perfectly sofe
security. bearing Tao hishcs ratio OF ntcrost author
izcd by the laws Of New Yors PAYABLE " goit tJla.
nee q Government tax. has Kept the supply ncnrly
exhausted bu III" recent and early future cpnplelon
Of additional sections will Tor a time furnish liberal
supply. to which respectfully invite the attention
Of nyelors, IN the conndgn, belle; tnat better sc.
curity be found on the market.
p1cc. TAR ard accrued interest IN currency. Gov
ernments and other cur.Cnt securities taken IN cI
change.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.
Bankers, = Nassau st
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MiRINE INIfLLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALgASAC--ruts nay.
sun rises...j = sun scts....5 70 Noou sets... a.
man wNrEG-rUt~ nay.
Sandy Hook. i ,,0V. lraud. 10 Is Hel Gate .. g
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Ftilt bouur were akSsIf % a llnlltg Nolulne o
business. Tne dealings were confined 10 Tentes-
secs hi>snurs, and the South Carolina bonds, the
0rrt named selling at on Tor old, 81 Tor new Mis-
souris. Of both issues, eoL aud South Csronas, new
(JanuarT and Juy) Is In railroad nor tgages there
was steady movement aud brmer feeHg, the Cen
trial paoihcs having been 10 more inquiry at 90, IL
~, while the Union Pacific bonds we've quiet AZ
SAY. Wrists OF L. c. aad /. &, sold at So and Chi
cAgo and EortIwestera nrsts al y2L. CITY bank
s.ares were dull. Merchants bank sold at lis
Oesan, 50; Continenta, %; and Fourth National
I00t[t10G.
o.. extreme quotations. n. y. Central stock ranged
between 9iSand M. selip S0stS7H Reading, s6H
997 Like Sore, ssh G93; WABASH, b}a4t5Jx
North Westt n pTelerre.. SIdST,. Rock islam l.
lfd1f1TI st PAM tOILulOn, " 1LIij1 preferred
syAEIS1s aid OLio nn Mississippi, S2h tg33. In
N,s.aenI securities were du l-Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western selling at 1091 l03s. Chicago
burlington and Quincy, 1872; New Jersey Cent? |,
100; Union Pscinc, e3ls a 23k; Panama, nv AID
Enc preferred ~ Z: q. and l: Z. was steady, At
1ih6Ll7h HosloD, Hartford AMI krie being strong
AID .lvaheiOg to s.. from ~ IN the cc'anoeus
list, there Mas an atiye business transacted IN Pa
ellie Mail, which sold up TO 80, rise OF y 4 cent
IRON too opening figure. We,,ern Union lecErlpn
was steady at H16t:4t., aud Mariposa preferred
ll6VilI ExlTess laIes were dub, the onir re.
portod ssles being T. lnitod States At 35ia lt)5d
AID American 4lhQ
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(OsT0N, H,RTFORn, AND ERIE RAIL
- ROAD CONPANG.-Nbiltt.-l he transfer -
Of the BUstou. Hartford and bro Railroad Con pany
~ be rscpencd az Ire office ~ the farn eir Loan and
Trust Company curncr o. Nlilisu A. and Exenangu
place. New York, on wgdncrdKy, scot, Is 1870 BY
order fkLDK. 4 LANE. President.
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49,. nW!,r nio-. u,ss c!,iml wi. hou. lees,
/ -. b. +" Hst references. L." Ok a,iy
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a"..rI .eal'-i Gains wNor f.-.
.44t hIp4 Ig'".l4r+s. b. rYA t'..
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A.-stylish Hat. a; popu,r prc,'.
III EKE, Manufacture. ~ Futon -
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l.t in"rsELT- ~ ..iI .ArE"-A goo
o. t.'' V.Ilu IKE io ins)H tatrlts Re 'Ie'- nd
'.t.p ere g..I. 20 o.. Knox. me iHf .. Irl
, t .".-l ESQ., NAd r..ii cDIualr7 20 .I. .. ...
a.t N...t b'g..Ift nat, pfJ ilrr. t-
'. ..l ur.f. ~ rIsTOUJ. ace t,i.
o .r.t. .t.lu.Hss. 900 irr.
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." t M .u,.a 20 thc AI'ud BercG' Savings
ssn Ig. aud.
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Congress and other "a eR'GsI Wntcrs.-Dr-
not " thamb"lr near B.uaINas. No EtaulLe COu.
grCss cold On dTAu'ht.
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fr n1s that recent are lhGr premises will Occl-
son no delly IN the prosecution ottner business aud
that they ready nov to execute SIT ortCrs with the
sane mci itv .. formerly. WALSH, COULTER a Will.
SOS, 80 CAair ucls 81. and 6j R,al. ST..
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Bnsllltss Nntltta

Lyons Magnetic Jp~ect Powder.
kils COckIoac Wafer Bags.
Kills Bcd Bugs Aau.
Kills Pleas, Moths.
Lyons Inscct Powder wait do n. and nothing else
will. Look out for fTauds ~ buytBy Buy none that
doer not bear he siDEI grs Of u. Lyon. II you get
the right tang 1t "A sure deGsh 20 all lnseck.
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dnummsrfa

Mkk.Es CuRisTTNE sILssOS-os WE'D
Mr sN& S.GAKoscH very respectfully announces
hat Nile. CHRISTINE NtLssON Will positively 40.
pear IN
THREE ~ GRASP kiLssoy CONCERTS
IT,, On tnc following usie< NJ L. ":
in ourth tthl concert Of the agst will thks
Nnte 70 morrow. wednesday. sept. &.
ne MN @ ~ Of the INST series win sake
place FriiAy, y pit. %.
Inc sixth bt) concert OF the nrst sol les will trko
place Monday, OetS,
TIE SECOND GRAND NILSSON MATINEE
,,, -, On SATURDAY. G.. |, at T.. NJ,
following EN- mont artists - Wv
Miss ANNIE LOUISE. CART. the favor r. Con,ralto
Slgn0f DklUkOll, 'hc distinrushcd Tenor.
49, - slgygr k.NEhGkt, toe eminent baritone.
yirtunso.
THE GRAND oRClltsfI,A will be undsr The direc.
ton OF MAX MARE fLEK.
GENEliAL ADHESION. TWO DOLLARS.
Reserved seats, o. and ~ etch.
Reserved sctt5 to ulafinee, ~ and ~.
Caa now be- had a. the
ATSrElN AIhALL. ON FOJ ltIEbN III ST.
Rranch ucAet office NJ ScnTmcrs. IJi AMI also Of liz
Broadway,
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sam ~ BdH ros,dGs pre- dfd 10 oEg pa,t or ne Us,
6ptcS, Of, tcreiDt Of Lg Ir,Cs.
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uru GOODS
I ORD ~ TAYLOR,
BROADWAY. CORNER OF GRAND ST.,
AND
GRAND ST.. CORNER OF cHRVsrlE ST.
Invite tho attention OF the pubic to their
UHEQUALLED STOCK.
Our buyers 10 Europe. WHO were on their way home
at the brcsSin out OF the war were Instructed to re-.
main and tlkc advantage Of tae markets. The result
has been many large purchases bota Ia Bsraa aud
In Paris Al very low prices We offer the goods thus
bought
AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
LORD TAYLOR.
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An INDEX 10 ItARPERs NEW MONTHLY MAaA.
ZINE. Nn'mtcs to XLi IRON June, 1890 to May,
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stlsteuaucuL
JIDST OFFICE NOTICE The ma,ls for Europe
J durlng nc week endidg saturday. 90 b. /. 1910
VIII CLOSE y MS ono IN Me1n,saly ald Thur day al
bs 4 - ana saturday at ~ O'rIoC, A A. ana Al a /
the stHOuH ~ 90 lows wv, tie ll.rut before a Apd
b. s or. Ai5 q AID D. SIS /, NJ; T. a.d i. SOP. ST..
o an II, t"lP, NJ +, II JONES. PCstmssL...
CAV DUST EOR SALE-At CHICHESTER &
- CTS, corLsE .shIAston and steuOop ~, jersey
s'HE OH COMMODORE sul lives. ana rs
y nsual lreparrb nee Iunches restaurants ana
baooIs, H. basement OF IO9 Nassausi.
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QUE OWN STATE.

A man named Cunningham, living In Belfast
has tasted ever since election day, Sept II, and
declares that be win never eat again. Thu
strange determination Is caused By the fact that
when be went to deposit his vote twas chal-
lenged and excluded on the ground that he wa
apauper. II appears that he had for some time
been supported by his relatives, until the past
summer, when some aid was procured from the
town. This was concealed from him at the time,
and on 6rst learning II BY the challenge Of bis
vote, he vowed never to eat again. ~.
On Thursday afternoon, rs . lad named
Charles Ruggles, Of Lewiston, employed as .
clerk in the store Of Mr.. Geo. II. Haynes VIM,
". about starting on . cunning expedition.
his fOwling piece was accidentally discharged. the
charge, heavy load OF duck shot. striking q
boy named Frankie Low. who stood near BY, In
the face and head, wounding him'so severely
that be is not expected to live. Ruggles Is about
10 and Low 10 years Of age.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE Ii hereby given that isAiAh u. hckef,
IN Of watsrborough, In the County Of York and
state Of Maine on the iourtseuth day o. Dscemcss,
sishteen hundred and siItycns, BY b. nc,sE,xs,
XlfSed. m aid county, De following described par
seIs oil land, situate In Md WsisrbosouSh. and
bounded a. followsi Essteriy BY land OF Jersmia,i
Roberts land VI d. Ptts land Of the shakers, land
Of Noah Kicker, thence running 10 the road leading
by the house OF said Noah Kicker 10 land In pceses
sion OF Mr Kendall, called the Beribncr plsce
thence by aid lot 70 The rod lesdins from watsr
by aid road and southerly across tho sans 70 the
northeast corner Of land Of Mrs.. Nancy Ysk thence
southeriy by same and land Of John Bowden 10
land o. DAVID n. Brock, thencs eAstsrly BY nms,
By land of.Nsthaniel GIL, land Of sid Brock, 70
land Of aid Roberts, the place begun ~, vith mo
buildings thereon, containing ono hundred acfu,
more OF less Alsc ano.hsr lot containing ~ n,rsy
leading nom wstsrborough Corner 70 Alfrcd on
The south and west BY land Of william II; johnson
on the northerly side by land OF Jamcs ~ reerce.
Also, one other parcel situate IN said Watertot-
ough on the east side OF the middle road % called,
bounded southerly BY land of samuel Robert. ,
sasterly by land Of Humphrey ChadbouIns north.
erly by land Of Daniel Bowden, containing twenty
situate on The wss side Of said middle rad bound.
ed on the sou thesst by land Of id Bevdsny thenc:
BY land Of Henry smith, land Of Noah Risher, and
land OF Daniel and Charles Andrew, 70 saad rod.
Also ono other lot, situate In said Marlborough,
the ZANE conveyed 70 me by Jonathan PIKE, by decd
dated Noysmbsr IS 1859. 70 Witch. fer ? more d'h-
The condition OF said mortgage deed having been
bsoken, By rsason whereof claim kreelors Of
he anne. JAMES L. EMkRsON,
Executor Of the eetats OF John ii. 1rafton.
Dated this afh day OF October, A. ID. 1870.
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towns which arc spoken Of, BY The niaaossnes,
= fields q great moral desolatioo, are almost
invariably DsmocrAtie stronghold
The Statesman goes on TO show, from The Re
port. that Canaan. bingham, Grotou, Hebron,
L<mpster. Newington. Piain6eld, 6sahrook and
sioddard, are all hopelessly benishtsd and ire
hgious; and adds that they arc al strongly
Democratic. The article closes a. foilows;-
Such are the fscts, according TO the rturns
Of the moderators and the missionaries. We
leave Il for the reader to ruminate on the ques-
ton Of cause and efect-uhether these locali-
ties are Democratic because they arc 20 wicked,
or wicked because they are 30 Democratic.
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they get aboard their ark. This b IS 1t
should be; such thinking alone makes
good soldiers. The interests Of the coun-
try will DO subservcd by the election Of
either Of these honorable candidates.
What difference, except In name. does II
make whether all the young Michaels are
called Patrick or all the infant Bridget,
are called Kate3 They will not lose their
individuality unless whisky proves too
much for them. And If the party is bound
to 90 to eternal smash unless the other Is
elected. il Is Of but little matter under
which Cromwell" comes the dreadful
demolition.
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NEWPUBLfcArIoSs.

From ln Q. stoekbridge, Portland, We have 70
ccived new aheet muslo-fayorits Marchs Ailitairs
@. r. Paine, Rocky Dell roika and Ny Angel No
ther, both by Edwin 4. Gowsn, Of this city. Mr.
len 20 pprsus the prsctice Of music, and has suol
eeeded admirably, and thess compositious arc an
earnest Of what Ne nay expect Of hin. -
oliver Dissoa Co., % Boston, have juss issued .
new WORK sbs osxAnlstA .ealled .CLAREE's snorI
yoLrsrtnl.S" P,sos $50. Tbs work .viil b
hss especially 10 tboss uot sxpert In inproviatioo
While De inpreviaaors VIII obtAin themes Of "a.
tistie beauty 70 I'D and regulate he own am.
P.I..,. hy.,cAL AosrS,Iy, for o!ssoHsr. contain.
another By nsuieyt "r.pa, eons help Ne .srps Ss
Of bsauy when de heart e fall OF love !" sEysS OF
'Cssf thy burden on the Lord.-s guartst .Jsou
and the childrsa." quartet, "epsak he truth" Q
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POLITICAL.

Advices from South Carolina represent
that Scott, the regular Republican candi-
date. will carry the State in fair election
by at least $4,000 majority. and that a
full delegation Of Republicans will be
elected to Congress. The State Is more
quiet than n few weeks since, although
the Performers" will not scruple to carry
the election by fraud and violence II pos
sible. Gov. Scott will, however, take
every precaution to have fair election,
and II any trouble ensues 1t will DO the
fault of the Democracy, and not of the
Republicans. The election takes place
November %. ~ e. 90 ... '...
The Vermont census returns indicate gain
over 1860 Of from ten to fifteen Thousand in the
whole State. This viii place Vermont ahead Of
New Hsmpshirc-raising Its population to $685.
600 or 1000. The two States for the las,
sixty years have been nearly equal IN numbers.
In 1910 Vermont led by 5000. In 1870 New
Ha pshirs hsd an excess Of 5000. In 1880
Vermont again shot ahead and kept the lead till
1850, when the difference in favor Of New
Hampshire was 1856, which was increased BY
the census Of 1860 to l0.l76. II the 6gurs
are again reversed and Vermont now leads by
10, 900. the State win probably retain Its prss-
ent representation in Congress, while New
Hsmpshire viii be pretty sure 10 lose mem
Der. aJ.'E-'T ".
The Washington Chronicle announces that all
the otficehohers In Missouri who belong 70 the
wing Of the party led BY B. Grats Brown and
Senator Schurs are to Be removed At once.
The President authorizes the pablicatiOn Of .
statement that the schur,-B Brown movement In
Missouri was not altogether unexpected By
him. During his recent visit 70 that State he
sscertained that the dirorgsnisss contemplated
. bolt even had ex-senator Brown besn noui-
mated for Governor cy the Rspablieaa Con
ventiou. '' i'''' -
Cornelius Wendell, . weIl-known Democratic
politician Of Buehanan's time. and formerly
Congressional Printer. disd last weak. ID
An exchange has an article 90 the "Demo-
cratic outlook" II certain members Of that par.
" had their deserts, the outlook would b be-
tween the gs,ss Of The Peoitsntiary.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-14

FsNAx suyrRAGE-while this question Is
taking new agitation in this State, the Rero-
iuiion, the chief organ Of the general women's
rights movement. seems 10 think Il has been
over-rated in importance. and that It's dscus-
sion has ieleterious eject upon the main
cause Of wo mems rights, This Is Its view Of
the matter
.Now the reason Why, 10 some persons, the
woman's movement seems dead, Is because to
such persons Il isa mere movement for suffrage |;
and ninety women out Of every hundred do not
care 80 much for political - for personal frce-
dom. Women know their own wants and
they know that they do not want suffrage .
thousandth part a. keenly as they want . rc-
form Of the marriage and divorce laws, and .
general e-sdjustment Of the family Relations.
Sensible women, when asked TO enforce their
claims TO the elective franchise. smile and say
in words: YES, this Is good this Is means
10 an end this Is the A Of the alphabet; but
our ultimatum Il Ear beyond al this shallow
ncss Il lies as deep s the proibundest depths
Of human desire II h the woman question
considered only In It's superficial aspects that Is
Dad. The hrst or superficial phase b dying 10
give place 10 the seccod or permanent In 9th
e. words, womsns demand for mere politica-
reimbursement 10 giving place to Der moro
comprehensive demand for universal emapci-
patton. The old question ID beginning 10 die !;
tss new beginning to live. Ring out the Old
ring in the new" 100. =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-14
GOOD FARM FOB SALE.

This Farm lays In Kennebunhport, and eontAin.
one hundred scrss Of good tillaEs. pesturins and
House 10 about y by d, with he'd about ~ feet,
convenient for wood and earriaSes, attached: Tho
barn E 81 BY II feet There are two wells Of nev.,
Milling watsr on the .premisss. Thsrs mah
Also 60 seres Of Wood 1asd. heavy Erowth, very
valuable f0r timber. Thsrs 70 Cranbs.ry hsrsh.
which with small outlay, might b rendered very
Esupebunk, or Nouaam village, on the hanks Of
The Mousam river. within atty rods q The fAfm
are shInyIe, clspboard, saw and grist Mills, which
do Q good business For further Particular, en-
auIre OF Mary D. Storsr, saco, or 4. X. bourne. r.,
Of Kennebunk, Mousam village. sw<S