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ssomesfic MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Cattle fairly active at II "a
li3c; tor common to prime choice ~ q 12c Texas
at 9 u. Receipts for the week 1876; Sheep dull
and unchanged at A q 62; Lambs a Y; Recei Is
80 Hog. &c lower; sales OF live at 90 q so D
cwt; 81 e 73c for dressed.
NEW YORK, Oct 2S-Evening.-Cotton IN fair
demand and / a &c lower; sales 1866 bales Mid
ding uplands at Isle. Flour a Ice lower sales
sSUO h6Is. State 90 q 25 round hoop Ohio 80 q
Z 80; western 20 a co. Southern 90 q 9 25.-
Wheat opened heavy and closed irmer with lair ex-
port and good speculative demand; sales l55 coo
0S Winter Red western 50 81; white ie M i
gan b (9 S. Corn frmerat75 q 76t for Mixed
safes So 600 bush Oats 1c higher sales 5000 bush
and steady at Is 90 q 10 so. Lard heavy at 81 a 10b
Butter steady. Whiskey firm; Western tree 94a e
a 93c fair to good refining q 81. Coffee very firm
Rio lsl q 20lc. Molasses quiet Naval Stores-Spiris
Turpentine dull at II q 72c Rosin steady at l2l
refined % q 234c Talow quiet at a 81.
Freights 10 Liverpool dull; Wheat, per steam, lid
do sail 1Old. Corn. per steam, lid.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat-holders firm, buyers standing off small
sales; Nos at 1884, Corn unsettled; Mixed and vel
low on track, 49, Oats unsettled and loTer Mixed,
81 q sIe. = 4'''' q
CINCINNATI Oct. 23.-Porl1 nominal at IL so. Lard
quiet and weak at q %. Bulk meats dull and
Bacon quiet and weak, asking &c for shoulders; 7Sc
tor clear rib sides and 7c for clear sides Live Hogs
dull and unchanged; sales at 70 q %. Whisky
firm and in tar demand at Ole.
TOLEDO, Oct. 23.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
duh; No. 2Red 1 34I a 35. Corn steady; high
Mixed soc; new do 55tc; low Mixed 544; White 56Jc.
Oats dull and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE, Oct .23.-Flour dull and unchanged !:
Wheat quiet and week; No. at 20; No.2 do at
l 1St. Oats dull and unchanged. Corn in fair re-
guest and lower; No. mixed at Acc. Rye s.eady.-
Barley dropping; No. at &c.,.
Receipts-600O bbls. flour, 49, 900 bush. wheat.
Shipments-7Ooo bbls. flour. 200,O 900 bush. wheat.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 23.-Cotton dull; M,dding
uplallds III q 1T2c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 23.--Cotton active; Micaling up
lands at 17s.
aoBILE, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet; Mid,lling NJ lands
1SIc.
NEw Oaf EAAs, Oct. 2S.-Cotton dull and lower;
Middling uplands 1876.
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Brief JOtfings.


The coopers of Portland have raised 5000 tt
aid their brother craftsmen who suffered by
the Chicago fire.
The Army and Navy Union Supplementary
course will consist of series of interesting
lectures by Prof Morse, commencing Jan. %
TIC subject of the first lecture will be "The
Glaciers of New England" second lecture
ga ntiquity of Man, third lecture "The Art OF
Illustration"
Gov. Perham was in town yesterday.
The steam saw-mlll in Bethel has recently
been sold to Hezekiah Winslow of Portland
and parties in Boston. Hon. John Lynch re-
taius only one-eighth of the property. The
mill has cut five millions of lumber the present
seasn, iunning only by day.
The Maine Farmers Almanac for 1872 has
been received from Carter & Dresser.
Jacob I. Lewis & Son have sent into the
MarshaPs office about one hundred dollars
worth Of new wooden shirts and mems particu-
larry for the Michigan sufferers.
Deputy Marshal Decelle yesterday arrested
little daughter of Barbara Clark for obtain
ing goods at grocery store under false pre-
fences.
A supper was given to the. present Board of
Directors of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton by the Presidents, which was very
happy affair.
Perhaps our telegraph columns will explain
the cause of the dense smoke cloud which hung
over the city yesterday -.
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Portland & Ogden.bur. RaiIroud.

a special meeting Of tue stock holders of the
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Company
was h Id at the Company's office yesterday for
the following purpose ITO determine in what
ma ner the means for the further prosecution
OF The work on the road, and for its equipment,
shah be raised, and to vote the power neces-
saIy therefor. -
TIE whole number of stockholders present
In rerson and by proxy was twenty-three;
nnmber of shares represented, 1898 The
NEE ling was called to order by Gen. Ander-
son, President, who offered the following state
merts, showing the extent of business transact
cd on the road to the 30th day of September,
1871; also ad account of the progress and pros
poets Of the Western Division. The statement
of the earnings of the road for the year is as
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Oily Affairs.

special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon.
William A. Taylor, Elihu Hasty and Eben
Armstrong were drawn as jurors for the No
vember term of the Superior Court.
Crawford Dunn was appointed special po-
liceman without pay at the Custom House.
Petitions read and referred-Of John I.
Hull, Treasurer OF the Portland Real Estate
and Building Co.. for sewer in Thomas and
Carroll street; of William Seagell for lamp
post and lamp on the corner of Clark and
Cushman streets; of Catherine Mccarthy for
compensation for damages to property on d
street by overflow of water; of j. j. Thomp-
son aud ais, for lamp post on Atlantic street.
The Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery, to
whom was referred the petition of Oliver G..
Waterman, of Auburn, for permission to pur-
chase burial lot in said cemetery, reported
that petitioner is not resident or taxpayer
in Portland, and therefore not entitled to the
privilege asked for and leave to withdraw was
granted by the Board.
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IT'S SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of ananimal, death would in
simultaneously follow, because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
chit Of the human body every seven minutes,
and Whenever this circulation is impeded or
anv of IFS channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease ioiiows-
fever or disease OF liver or kidneys,or scroiuia'
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source I';
of the difficulty use the Old ana lnIa,,,D r
VINFctP R1TrpRs oct18th-4w
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion RemealeS
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.
| BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
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Where the smoke Comes From.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 23-The city is enveloped
in smoke. Reports are constantly arriving of
fires in the woods throughout the country.
Two farm houses and other buildings near
WaIworth Wayne county, are reported burned
Several houses, straw and hay stocks, with the
large woods opposite Senaca Point, Lake Ca
nandaigua, were burned to day. 1t is also re-
ported that man was burned to death. 1t is
rumored from Albion that the Prussian settle
ment there was burned. The wind subsidized
this evening. The county is very dry and
there is no hope of extnguishing the fires un-
til there are some heavy rains.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye


IL is good seamanship, when there is reason to ex-
pest heaVy weather, to drop anchor to windward'
are in the midst of the season OF chils and fe-
yer. Inc sure preventive OF this distressing Dalady
IS hostetter's Stomach Bitters. course OF that
wholesome vegetable tonic will render an attack i'm
possible. Take the hint and drop anchor to wind
ward.
weak s'omachs are most liable to be disordered
late IN me autumn, when the changes of tempera-
ture are marked and frequent. Hostetter's Bitters
forty 'he stomach against the effects of these va
riations Let dyspeptics make note OF the fact and
drop an anchor to wndward.
Ing hVer IS more sensitive when the weather is
continually alternating between the warmth of
summer and the cold of winter than at any other pc
rioo OF tue year. This is peculiarly the season oil
suen ALTERATIONS Let the bilious remem Der that
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is essentially an anti
bilious medicine and drop an anchor to windward.
me w'sest plan is to torestal evil The next best
tnhs Is 10 arrest it. For disorders of the stomach
irregularities ofthe bowels, and all periodical fevers
takeas soon as the complaint deyelopes ito Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters.
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The Rel efFund.

FARMERS SUPPER AT SOUTH GoRHAM -
The friends OF the Free Will Baptist Society
at South Gorham, formerly West Scarboro' D
intend to bold an old fashioned farmers sup
per this evening, at the residence tof Mr.. Jonn
l.. Curtis, for the pupose of aiding in the pur-
chase of a parsonage for the society at that
place. 1t is expected to be pleasant occasion
open to all who are friendly to the general
cause of Christianity. Persons representing
all denominations in Gorham, Scarboro' and
this city, have subscribed and many of them
will be present also tonight. Friends from
this city are cordially invtedito enjoy the re-
union and thus aid good object. A lady of
Boston visiting in the neighborhood and liking
the good Bible sermons Of Elder Bean, has
generously given one hundred dollars One
hundred dollars more have been subscribed as
above stated, thus leaving only four hundred
more to be proyiGed
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Guardians Sale.

OuaFUIHHS ostIt.
tAy virtue of a license from the Hon John a. wat o
~ amen Image of Probate. within and Tor the
f,orrtv If iynmbeTIand the subscriber, Guardan OF
EIIan + Bibber OF Portland, in SAID county, wills
AT Public Auction, on
Thursday, November Esd is5i'
Ar o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, the
following described real estate belonging to said Ellen
f. Bibber, to wits
One-halfin common and undivided of lot OF land
with the buildings thereon, situated IN sad fortaho
bounded by Beckett street, and lane fifteen feet
wide, called "Harrson's Lane" being forty feet on
in the division OF Lot No s, per plan recorded In
Cumberland Registry OF Deeds, Book 25O, Page o0S
and $50.
BY virtue OF said license the subscriber Is also au-
thorzed TO sell said premises at private SAFE anu ne
hereby offers the same private sale ana reserves
tha rcht SO 10 sell the same any tine previous ID
the time OF the auction sale. 20 Su,prpv
Guardian OF Ella +. Bibber.
GEO. w. PARKER, Auetioneer.
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DUPREz s. BENEDICT. universal favor
ties, Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels, were
CRESTED with large and appreciative audience
at City Hall last evening, and the entertain
ment was one of the best Of the kind ever wit
messed in this city, This afternoon, at 2 IL
o'clock, grand matinee will be given, the en-
tire gross receipts OF which be devoted to the
relief of the Chicago sufferers. The admission
to the matinee will be only % cents. In the
evening, the last performance of the company
will be given, when splendid programme will
hn al
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We shall also offer with these Pianos large va
rety OF elegant Piano covers,
Also several second hand Pianos, which Ne faye
already taken in exchange.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

LIVERPOOL & LONDON s. GLOBE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-The assets of the Company, after
paying their Chicago losses, will exceed $751;
600.
The Directors in Now York are authorized
to draw on London for their Chicago losses.
BY the above arrangement for the payment
of our Chicago losses the assets of the Com
pany in this country, exceeding 100000, re-
main intact.
The Company has contributed $4,000 for the
relief for the Chicago sufferers.
Chicago merchants are in the market buying
goods Tor cash and paying for them with money
collected of this Company since the recent fire.
G. w. GORDON,
Manager for New England States.
He aTr q DPFW oents Portland
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-A Columbia IS. c.
special states that nothing definite has been
received relative to the conflict between the
Ku Klux and troops at Broad river, though it
is believed the latter we're victorious. Whole
families are flying from Spartansburg, Union
and York counties, and SO far the women and
children are the greatest sufferers by martial
law Nineteen citizens were brought to Co
lumbia Sunday. and the United States Mar
shall will bring down sixty more on Monday
A private soldier was imprisoned at Yorkville
for advising the citizens to avoid arrest by flee
ing
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W. auicipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
MoNpAY-Wiam Scott vs. John f. Blackenburg
assumpsit on promissory given for horse, SIS. De
fence-Sunday contract and false warranty. Juag
ment for SIS. Appealed.
d. H. Drummond. Bradbury & Bradbury.
Benz. H. Ordway vs.. Edward H. Pearson. As
sumpsit on Physicians BILL Balance due, S1l. De
fence-Payment in part and denial of the number
of visits charged. Judgment for plaintiff for ST..
Peabody. ST. Mattocks & Fox.
George Jewett We. James Osgooi. Assnmpsit fol
rent of house ana damage, $7 80. De ence-Ac
count in set-of, $685. Judgment for plaintiff fol
S15.75.
Jewett pro. Sc. NJ d. L. Lane.
Number of entries, II; defaults, 7; contnuances
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HEATH & DREW, Agents, Portland.

MEssRs. f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10
this morning all the furniture in house No. 60
Free street.
At u NJ. they will sell the very desirable
property corner of Free and Oak streets, resi-
dence of the late j. c. Brooks.
At112P NJ, wooden building, bnillipg
material, &c, at house on southwest corner Of
State and Pine streets.
At 2. Nj. the desirable house corner Of
Spruce and Emery streets. For particulars
see Auction column.
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AUBURN, Oct. 23.:-About three acres of for
ests known as Chestnut Ridge, near this city,
were burned yesterday. Flames were subdued
by the people. The Montesouma marshes have
been burning several days. These marshes are
two miles wide and about II in length.
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A TEMPERANCE meeting was held at Pond
Cove school house, Cape Elizabeth, Saturday
evening, Oct. 81. Remarks were made by
Messrs. Rich, Pencil, and Sawyer of Portland
and Rev. b. freeman, CT Ferry Village. At
the close of the. public exercises Lodge OF
Good Templars called Central Lodge was in
stituted, and Charles S. Jordan choseps W. c.
T.; Miss Dora Jordan, w. V. T., and Milton
Dyer, w. S.
The regular meeting of the Lodge will be on
Saturday evenings.
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THE HEALTH OF QUEEN VIcToR,A.-The
precarious condition of the health of the queen
still continues to attract public attention. The
most unfavorable reports are freely circulated.
Rumors are now current to the effect that Her
Maiesty's ailment is been pronounced beyond
surgical aid, consisting OF incurable affections
of the throat, accompanied by severe rheumatic
pains, so violent at times as to cause almost
complete physical prostraton. 1t is also stat
ed that a consultation has been recently held
by eminent physicians attendant upon her
majesty, at which the most unfavorable opin-
lou was expressed by some of the medical
gentlemen, on the subject of the queens pres
ent condition. These rumors cause great con-
Germ in all circles, and the probability of her
nlaiesty's early demise is freely talked OF in the
civ.
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xaret.u nSarnes..

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23-10 80 a. M.-Cotton-Mid-
ding uplands sgd; do Orleans 95d; sales geo
bales.
LONDON, Oct. 23-11 80 A. M.-Consos opened at
90 Tor money and account
American securitiesU. S. 5-20s, 1862 o0a; do 1865
old. 90s; do 1867, 90; U. S. 10-40s 80.
PARIS, Oct. ga M.-Renes at 57i 4Oc.
LoSDoN, OCT 23-13O P. NJ. Consols 90 for money
AMI account.
American securities = U. S. 5-20's 1862 90s; do
1865, cid, 908; do 1867, 921; U. S. 10-40's SO.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23-1.3O p. Motion dull and
easier; Middling upands 81 q %: do Orleans 81 q
sgd; sales 5000 bales.
LONDON Oct 23-1.3o P. M.-U. S. 5-2O's, 1862,
905.
LONDON Oct 23-4.30 P. M.-Consos closed at 90
for money and account.
American securities u. S. 5-20's 1862, 9Os do 1866
old 9OS. do 1867, 9O2; U. S. 10-40s, e94.
PARIS Oct. ga 40 P. M.-Rentes opened at ST.
Coo.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-430 P. M.-Cotton closed
heavy Middling uplands 81 a %; do Orleans, 81 q
9Ed; sales 5000 bals b, con 37s ior short rib mid
dies.
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CHARLESTON. Oct. 20.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. via New York 11-161 On uplands Id
on Sea Islands; by SAIL Greet, Gle on Upands and
nominal on Sea Islands; to Havre by sail nominal
Coastwise-To New York by steam &c % tb on up.
lands lc " ID on Sea Islands; % % tierce on Rice
and 50 "a 10 ~ Timber To Boston, by sail, !,
~ fb on upland Cotton; to Providence by sail SIS e
NJ on Boards; &c Id upland; by steam 81 ~ bali
in addition to New York rates. Vessels in demand
to take Lumber heights from Georgetown, sc. Da
rien and Satla rver Ga, and jacksonville, Florida
to Northern ports and $40 q IL p NJ are rates CT
Lumber and Boards
Room scarce and in demand.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-Freghts-The follow
ing the current rates of coal freights Por
Richmond for the week ending Oct th:-Io Ban
gor So 30; Portland So so; Boston So 10 a So so
Charlestown So so; Fail River So 1O bingham So rs
New Bedford 50 Is; Rock port 81 IS; Roxbury 50 so
Providence $40 a 2 49, Pautucket 50 80; Bridge
port 50 90; Eorwalk 81 20.
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For WIsCoNsIN.-Three large cases Of
goods are sent forward this morning, per Eas
tern Express, for distribution by Mrs. Barker
to the sufferers at West Pensauke Also one
bundle received yesterday from Mrs. Ewel
Bacon at Bar Mills, and box from Mrs. Jane
A. Dow, New Casco.
Misses Eastman and Cults seat IS for the
same purpose, and cash 81.
RETURNED.-Sparrow and Richards, two
boys who escaped from the the Reform school
Sunday night, October 18th, returned to the
school Sunday morning last, hungry, toot-sore
and penitent, having walked from the school
to StandisE, thence to Portland; Portland to
Bath, and back; fully satisfied with their ad-
venture and convinced that the Reform School,
after all, is not the worst place in the world.
BURGLARY.-Some scoundrel broke d large
square of class in the front window of the de-
pot at Hiram, Sunday night, lifted the window
and entered. The only articles missed were
two packages left for the express company
value unknown.
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The Sappbo reached the home stake boat
4 o'clock and Lavonia about twenty five mi
bab ipI- fva mil
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NEW HAMPsKEIH Il.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 23-In the Supreme Ju
dcial Court in this city, to-day, Judge Foster
stated that Jos. Marshal, charged with muir
dering JOS e. Knox of Seabrook. by drowning
him from boat, will be admitted TO bail OIL
Saturday, for the body is not found.
The trial of Michael Howard of Haverhill,
Mass, charged with the murder OF David
Cronin, by pushngg hin from load of hay, is
appointed for next Monday.
Second That we recommend that the
churches in other cities, such as Providence,
Springfield, Worcester, New Bedford, Fall
River, Lynn, Havernill and other leading
places ho:d mass meetings to further this OBJ
ject.
Third, We recommend all other churches in
New England to take up collections on the
second Sabbath in November and we must al
SO request that collections be taken in our
Sunday Schools on the same day fer the same
purpose. A committee of twenty was appoint
ed to take such further action as deemed nee
essary.
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Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, GODDARD J. PRESIDING.
MoNDAY-The case of Estes VS.. Grand Trunk
Railway Co., which was suspended at the adjourn
ment of the Court ON Monday last, was resumed to-
day. AT the time of the adj ournment judge Wat
erman was making his argument for the plaintiff.
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WE hope none of our readers will fail to
read the advertisement of Ne son & Co. in our
Special Notice column. They are offering an
extensive stock of Fall and Winter Under
clothing, Hosiery and Gloves, with rare in
ducements for ladies, misses and. children.
Also full line of Neck Ties, Dress Tim
mings, Laces and White Goods. 1t will be for
the advantage OF purchasers to give them q
call
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LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE ms. Co.
We would call attention to statement re-
ceived by Messrs. Heath & Drew from the
manager of the above company for the New
England States, by which il appears that for
stability and plomptness this company stands
unrivalled
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NorICE.-Those persons who bought sugar
of us between the hours of z and O'Clock
Monday evening, Oct. 23i, are requested to re-
turn the same for exchange, as the poise got
misplf ced on our scales, and some twenty
packages were done up and sold 7 or each
short. GEO. g. ROBINSON & Co,
Proprie:o,s of the Cogia Hassan store.
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Posi- OFFICE,

GNfHanu Me-, OCt. 20, IolI- J
All mails for New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia are now sent via.European and North
American railway, closing at Portland post
office daily at 8 90 p. N. Due at 90 night
Halifax as above except SATURDAYS by steam
err direct; close at 90 p. N.
J. W. YORK, Asst. Postmaster.
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STATEMENT in the Boston papers, giving a
detailed account of the losses of a large num-
Der of the insurance companies in the Chicago
fire, is, we are informed by good authority
grossly exaggerated, and calculated to mislead
the public and create an unnecessary alarm
among policV holders
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WE are re que sted to notice that the subject
of Relief for Brothers suffering by the Chica-
go fire will be brought before the Knights of
Pythias at their meeting this evening. full
attendance is requested.
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THE JUDGEsHIP.- is said that Judge
Goddard will retire from his present position
on the 31st of this month, so that the new
Judge can hold court on the first Tuesday OF
November. The nomination for the judgeshp
will be made to-day.
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We advise all our friends to bay graduated
sugar on Middle street, but good Clothing only
of u.s. GEO. w. RICH s. Co.,
173 Fore street.
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MISSOURI.
National Police Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 23-In the National Police
Convention, reports were made in favor of Ma
tional Industrial schools for youths of both
sexes, abandoned or destitute; it also recon-
mended the same treatment of the social evil
elsewhere asin st. Louis.