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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Cattle market.-Receipts
for 1.-THE week 6O57 Cattle, 2S,O4l Sheep and Lambs.
H4siS wine The cattle was rather better this week
than last owing to the falling off in receipts though
Poor TO medium 81 q 1Oic; good and fat 1ua @ lie
fn0ee TX i2ic; average 1otc Sheep unchanged
g &c; Lambs 6 q &c. Swine dressed dull at So &c.
Live nominal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7-Evening.-Cotton in mod
lss q 19A &c decline. Four-sales $500 bbls; State
and Western dull and in buyers favor; State 80 a
i eix round aa, hoop Ohio $50 s2S Western 80
asai Winter red and Amber sR Western ss
nfss sna esera FS sac
Ohio at 50 g ESQ., western 81 q e2se: Pork s,eady:
lower at 81 g iOe. Butter steady; Ohio Is q 2oc
State IS q SOC. Whiskey lower; Western free $50
s kise quiet q Caroline ti &C. Sugar quiet
Coffee frmer; RIO 1sa g lssc Naval stores--Spir-
its a. Tarpentins is hsavySt 5oa SIC; Rosn dull at
% e s5 Tas1 a s,c dull crude ' rn
Fresights to Liverpool Arm; Wheat % q loa.-
Corn 81.
CHICAGO Aug Flour duh. Wheat advanced
2.Mixed AZ q Az, Oats advanced 10 &c; No. at
31tc.. Rye less active at 80 q sc Tor No.2. Barley
So. Provisions-Pork steady at &c., Lard SIC. Live
Hogs advanced at 25c; quoted at 40 q rs. Cattle
advanced &c; uOted at D III ~ D 20 IOr cnOlce.
Receipts 5000 bbs. -four A. 900 bush wheat, 1922
600 BUSH corn, 10000 bush. oats $4,000 BUSH rye,
5000 bush. barley, $4,000 hogs
Shipments-40CO bbls. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
1888 900 bush. corn, 256 900 bush. OATS 1000 bush.
rye, 800 bush. barley, $4,000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Pork declined lard droop-
H. at 81 az 9Ic. Bulk meats-shoulders at 81; clear
rib 81 "a 81 clear sides 9sc. Bacon dull clear rib "a
a "a; clear sides y; shoulders offered at 64c Hogs
scarce at 80 "a So. Cattle unettled at Is a o.
Whisky lower al SO q soc.
TOLEDO, Aug Flour steady with moderate
demand. Wheat advanced "a &c; Amber Michigan
1 rs; No. Amber illinois 20; No. 1 Red 1926; No.
do 203; No. do -; rejected 90; White Mchi-
gan IS. Com advanced 1c; high mixed 525 low do
5l3c no grade 49, Oats advanced 1c; No 1 at Al a
Az No. at 374c; Michigan 39c; rejected 50.
CHARLEsTON, Aug 7.-Cotton- Middling upands
18c.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 7.-Cotton lower; low Miodlins
uplands at 163c.
MOBILE, Aug. 7.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
1Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 7.-Cottondull; low, Mid.
ding uplands l7Ic.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Aug, L. To-day is holiday In London
and Liverpool markets.
FRANKFORT, Aug 5-Evenng.-Cnited States
5-20 bonds closed at u 81.
PARIS, Aug 5-Evenng.-Rentes closed at IS:
| 52c.
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MASSAOHUS ETTS.
RoS1pAnA AnuA

Boston, Aug. Especial meeting of the
Boston and Lowell railroad held, this morning,
to act on proposition to purchase Salem and
Lowell and Lowell and Lawrence roads, and
authorizing the directors to sell certain real
estate. After statement by General Stark,
of desirability of their. purchase and cost, Col.
j. III. George offered resolution that director,
be authorized to appoint trustees to make the
purchase, provided that the purchase shall moi
be less than majority of stocks; also, directors
be authorized TO dispose of any surplus rea
estate. Resolution unanimously passed.
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HEART DIsEAsK.-"I was induced to use
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHlTEs, and the effect was wonderful. In two
days felt the benefit of it, and after taking
half bottle was entirely free from my COM
plant, Disease of the Heart, and to this day
have not been troubled with return of it.
81 4....f ,s s5s...l.t,.s SARAH LENT. /
Freeport, Dgby Co., N. s., Feb. 10, 1862" +
an7d1 W&K1t |
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A brilliant assembly convened on Sunday at
the palatial wigwam of the venerable Chief
Glasseye to celebrate the nuptuals Of his bloom
ing daughter, French Mustary, aud the valian 1t
young chieftain, Whiskey straight The bride
was gorgeonsly appareled in a magenta horse.
pas. The happy pair proceeded at once to
Ground Hogs Glory, the country ranch Of
Ace high, the grO0m's uncle, where they pur-
agose to tarry halt a moon, says the Portable
IatE, which is the English name of the Jape-
hGoduhe, published in the Dakota dialect. =
More lives were lost by the boiler explosion
on the steamboat Westield, than by all the
steamboat boiler explosions in the country, dur.
ing the preceding two years.
Miss Abbie Clifford of Marshall county. low a
who failed by a few votes in getting the Repub'
lican nomination for School Superintendent
has been nominated by the Democrats, Miss
Clifford declines the nomination, saying she
will not accept the nomination from one party
after being candidate before the convention
of another.
A visitor to New York would scarcely credi
the fact that it took twenty thousand dollars t.
run three pumps in that city. They hav,
plenty of CrOton, but that doesn't answer III,
purpose of Tammany, which pays abou
twenty men thousand dollars each to lool
after those three pumps below Fourteenth st.
An Albany omance:-Wealthy parent be-
troths beautiful daughter to vapid but wealth,
lady-killer. young lady objects but in vain
meets handsome dry goods clerk, loves and il
beloved, elopement to Cohoes, weeks honey
| moon, stern parent furious then lonely, thel
| repentant, the wanderers called home, ''Bles
you my che-ilder.en," honse and lot givel
them, tableau of peace and happiness.
The Alaska Indians are reported peaceful.
The body OF hand organist was found neal
| Ludlow, VT, causing suspicion of the murde
to fall upon two rivals in the business.
The government inspectors will make thor
ough inspection of ali the boats on the Slater
Island ferry to-day.
Gen. Spinner writes from Frankfort on til
Main, July I'D, that his health is improyin
ana tnat ne Is about to visit Switzerland. IL
is silent on the subject of che loan.
Gov. Hoffman positively refuses 70 commut
| the sentence of Joseph Messner. the wife mn,
derer, who is sent ,nced to be hanged ON Fri
day next.
The subscriptions to the new loan yesterda
amounted to $72,65O.
The first sale OF new hops from the farm ,
| Elder Ferguson, Scholarie, N. Y, were sold
New Yor for fifty cents per pound.
Edward j. Jennings of Chelsea, painter {
years old, fell from three story window 9
Elliot street, yesterday and was instantly xii
ed. -r-r
e. s. Tracy of Lisbon, Conn, cut his thro'
! yesterday morning with razor.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning Cor
oner Hall was called to visit the body of
Patrick Kelley, who died suddenly at
his house on Washington street, al about quar-
ter past 9 o'clock. 1t appears that Kelley and
Michael McGrath had drunken sqnabble on
Adams street about o'clock Sunday night, in
which Kelley was thrown violently to the
ground. He soon afterward went home intoxi-
Gated, and showing some slight bruises and
went to bed. In the night he became insensi-
bic, land his breathing stentorous. In the morn
ing DR.. Webster was sent for, but the man was
beyond aid. McGrath was arrested and lock-
ed up to await the result of the inquest. Cor
oner Hall summoned jury, but before taking
any testimony the body was given in charge Of
Drs. Getchell, Webster and Foster to ascertain
the cause of his death if possible, and report
this morning; and the inquest adjourned to
await the report.
The physicians, after careful examination
decided that Kelley came to his death by apo.
plexy; and they will SO report to the Coroner
iury.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

A VALUABLE WoRK.-We have hastily ex
amined work bearing the title" nited States
Import Duties and Digest of Tariff Law. il
force Aug LIST, 1871, by Samuel T. Morgan o.
Baltimore. This is the second edition of the
work and is prepared with great care. The ap
pendix contains rules pertaining to practica
questions every day arising with merchants
consignees, ship-masters and officers of reven.
Ne. The work is SO arranged in alphabetical or.
der that toe duty on any article can be readily
ascertained by any person. A glance at the
work will commend it to every one having oc-
CASTOR to consult the revenue laws.
Lewis Gatcomb, Custom House Broker Al
the Custom House, is the agent for Mr.. Nor
gan in this city, Price in cloth 81, in paper
81 80.
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r O R f. G N
FRANOE.
The Court Martial.

The Court Martial.
VERSAILLES, Aug 1.-THE first court mar
tial for the trial of the Communists was OPEN
ed to-day, and indictments were read. Some
levity, whereupOn the court prohibited COM
municatiOn with one another. The examiha.
tiOns will be- gin tomorrow.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Dublin Matters.
DUBLIN, Aug THE Royal visitors left the
city to-day. Crowds lined the streets through
which they passed, but not cheer was raised
only by few Kisses. The conduct of the DO
lice at Phoenix Park yesterday, which is de-
nounced as inexcusably brutal, has embittered
the population. The newspapers demand an
immediate investigation. The amnesty COM
mittee has issued an address. They declare
that a meeting to make holiday for the Roy
atty would have been allowed, but because the
people met to plead for captive they were
stricken down and the sword was Redeemed
with their blood.
Foreign Items.
The riot in Dublin was more serious than at
first indicated. The conflict lasted an hour
and half, the mob using sticks and stones
freely. Fifty-seven persons are known to be
wounded, and many of them seriously. There
is great excitement throughout the city. The
police attacked repeatedly and eventually or
der was restored. The leaders of the meeting
are to be prosecuted. During the riot the mil.
itary were prepared but were not called out
There was fighting the whole length of the
quay and every window showing flag OF hon
or aud loyalty was smashed. Several places
visited visited by the royal party Saturday
were Quilted Sunday by the mob.
French iron-cad war steamers Magenta
Magnaninie and Revanthe have been got read,
for sea at Toulon, in view of possible com
plication in the East.
Troubles continne in the portions Of France
occupied by Germans. A Prussian subject
having been hanged recently at Poligny, in thu
department of Jura, riot followed in which
the German soldiers wounded about 20 of thu
citizens and threatened to burn the place.
Quiet was restored, the authorities promising
to cause the arrest of the intruders.
DR.. .DOllnger has been interviewed in Municl
| by correspondent, who has drawn from hin
| statement OF his views upon the Papal infal
libilty and of his feelings towards Protestants
He is represented as saying that he scOrn
Professionalism, hates schismatics, hopes for I
reconciliation with the Pope, and repudiate
| the title of new Luther.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WILL RErURN.-Mrs. Manchester, the pop
ular physician, finds it impossible to leave the
large number Of patients under her treat
ment, consequently will return to Portland
August 18th, aid can be consulted at the
United States Hotel till further notice. Mrs.
Manchester will remain in Kennebunk till the
above date.
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COOP TEMpLARs AT the regular meeting
of Atlantic Lodge, No. SO, held last Saturday
evening, the following officers we're installed
by d. G. w. c.. T. Straw:-W. Q. T., Frank
B. richards; W. v. T., Lettie Densmore; W.
s., P. w. S. Niekerson; w. A. s., Carrie
Kent; w. F. S., Henry s. Burgess, Jr.; w
T., George H. Pearson: W. NJ, George Mccall
lum; w. d. M, Christina Wilson; w. Chap.
Frank Wilson; W. ]. G.. John Smith; w. O
G., VIM. E. st. John; w. r. II. s., William
Mcfarland; w. L. II. s., Fanny Fling; P.
w. G. T., George H. Lefavor.
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DE-. s. Fl. LEWIS, the eminent Surgeon Chi
ropodist. is meeting with great success, and
intends to remain in the city permanently.
We advise all who suffer with corns, bunions,
or tender feet, to call on the Doctor, and get
immediate relief, at office No. 5 Cahoon Block.
Congress street. TuTbS,S
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

We visited this Landing on Saturday last,
by invitation from Cap. Neal, in his famous,
fast-sailing yacht Kate. The Kate is of and
from Lynn Mass, and her crew are composed
OF as fine set of gentlemanly young men as
with. Mr.. Mower, Mr. Ward and Mr.. Thorn
a .h the gentlemen referred to, together with
oneir gallant captain, have been, and are
camping out on this Landing for the past
week or two, with their friends from this city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

SCHUMACHER BROTHERS have some fine
Stereoscopic Views Of the new Custom House,
new Post Office and City Hall made by King.
They have also received very nice assortment
OF Foreign Views, new subjects, among which
are views of the French War, lust out. 2ta7
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08
Those SkeDticaI

OF the virtue of ATwooD's QUN1NE Tonic
BIrTERs have but to occasionally partake Of
them, and their doubts will vanish, for they
completely cure dyspepsia, acidity Of the stom-
ach, torpidity of the liver, iauudice, diarrhoe 1,
collie, vertigo aud prostration of the nervous
system, and for the last fifteen years have
been the Standard Spring Medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08
CELEGa Arm rTKms.

Cotiialius Collins was sunstruck in Boston
Satdfuay aud died instantly.
A small tow boat was sunk on the Ohio last
night, and the mate and colored chamber aid
Were drowned.
Ashbury has found his new yacht, the Livon-
Ia failure aud will bring the Cambria to the
United States instead OF her.
Isaac s. Marcy, of Nashua, N. H., aged %,
was discharged IRON employment on OccOuDt
Of drunkenness, aud committed suicide from
grief
The Baptist church and other buildings at
Catskill, N. ", were burned Sunday morning.
Loss $50, 600; insurance $4,000.
Two men on Friday CO lily r.nsocked a resi-
dence in Astoria, L. l. of several thousand dol
lars worth of jewery and silver ware, while
the family were partakng of their monday
lunch.
Schooner Jennie Miller, from Toledo to Os-
wego, with wheat, is ashore and probably be a
total loss.
The Herald yesterday morning asserted that
George William Curtis will succeed Secretary
Fish IN the Sstate Department.
well had been sunk at Orcula, ILL.,, to the
uepth OF thirty feet, when the work men struck
vein OF gas, which exploded, threw the mud
anu PEBBLES out at the top OF the well. A por-
sioh OF the gas has been forced into a tube and
burns brilliantly.
hah'ey was shot dead while at
Saturday night.
several riots occurred on North River New
York excursion boats Sunday and an unkpow
man VAS thrown from the steamer Weebaw.
ken and drowned.
William Carron and John Harrington. toys
arrested for attempting to throw the Erie
train from Friday, escaped from the officers
while on their Way to Jail and ran to the woods
The officers are still in pursuit of them.
Committee of arrangements for the Italian
unity celebration have received letter from
Mayor Hall declining review of their process
ion on account of his recent official action re-
specting street professions. The Swiss Cen
eral Mutual and Benevolent Society has been
obliged to decline to join in the procession, as
one of their bylaws forbids their participating
in political or religious demonstrations. The
Polonaise Society of New York, will take part
in the procession and festival.
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LOUISIANA.
Political.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE election IN this
city for DELEGATES to the Republican Conyen-
Gov. Dunn, U. s. Marshal Packard, Postmas-
ter Lowell. Collector Casey and Col. Carter,
Speaker OF the House, were elected. Gov.
Warmeuth carries but four of the fifteen wards
OF this city, and the election of the anti War
mouth delegates throughout the State are gen.
orally conceded
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Tho Distressing EAecfs

Produced on the 81 stem by kiddey, bladder
aud Rlandular diseases, mental and physical
debility, diabetes. gravel complaints, incident
al to females, and maladies proceeding from
inprudence, habits of dissipation and errors OF
youth are entirely cured by SMoLANDER's Ex-
TRACT OF BUCHU, z .-R..ss :
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Great AMctiOn Sale.
Sherih's Sale,

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLAND,s IS:
A TTACHED on sundry writs and will be sold at
u public auction by consent OF parties on Ftiday
the 18th day Of August A ID, 1871, at the store Of
l. Briton corner Of Portland and Green Sts in Port
land and county aforesaid, the following personal
property viz. Chests Tea, Boxes Soap Coffee, Spi-
ces, Flour, Canned Goods, Taeks, Nails Beans Mus
tard Dried Currants, Sal Soda. Crackers, Pals,
Wash Bowls. Bro ms, Clothes Pms, Syrup. Extracts
said store consisting in part of Grocers Barrels
covered and uncoveredl Spice Coffee and Tea Box
Marble Meat Slab, Scales, Baskets, Tin ami Wood,
Ware Sc.
Dated at Portland Aug 7th 1871.
M. ADAMS, Dept Sheriff
#. o. BAILEY q CO. Auctioneers,
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OHIO.
ALLEGED P0ianmSmu

COLUMBUS, Aug. 1.-THE Coronor's inquest
announced to take place at London, Ohio, to-
day, in the alleged poisoning case OF Buffingar.
ger was postponed on account of the absent OF
two of the jurors, therefore nothing official has
been developed. Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Calburn
arrived in London to-day. DR.. Collins, Buff
finbarger's family physician, whose v ord is en-
titled to full credit, states that the disease
which caused Bufingarger's illness was con-
sumption, that weeks before his death he an
nounced to Mrs. Buffinbarger, now Mrs. Cal
burn, that her husbands demise might be ex-
pected at any time. He also says, that he never
discovered in any traces of arsenic having been
administered to Bufiubarger, and thinks that
given within twenty-four hours of his death.
A 20 mile saddle race is to be one of the at
fractions of a fair to be held at Portsmouth
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STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM RosroN-1

STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BOsTON-1O7 bbIs
apples, 200 water melons. Is bags seed 20 crates
peaches, 40 boxes lemons, 1S steel rail caps bales
sheep skins Is kegs soca 10 and bales domes-
tics q cases shoes 10 JOINTS bbs rum. 25 bbls.
pork, 10 frkins butter % oars iron, horses and
carriages, 100 pkgs to order.
for Canada and up country-55 bbls, dye wood,
1928 hides, Is bales rags coils pipe, bales cotton
30 bdls leather, bales waste, s pcs ma, bIe car
wheels, cask crockery, Is ph "a to order.
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, Aug. IA terrible hail storm
passed over Albion, Wisconsin, on the 31st ult.
Hail stones, two and a half inches in diameter,
fell to the ground. In places the ground was
sufficiently covered to run sleigh. The corn
and tobacco crops in that vicinity are complete
ly ruined. The damage is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08
CITY AND VICINITY


new nthts Days
AUCTION COLUMN.
Sheriff Sale. ". M. Adams.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Hamburg Edgings, &c. ...79 Middle street,
Wanted. Agents. e P Hall,
Carriages. John Adams.
Caucus. .Standish.
Caucus. Cape Elizabeth.
Caucus. -. Harrison.
Caucus. Gray.
Caucus. -. Westbrook,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fair. .Newbury st. Church.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boy Wanted. Chas Gusts 81 Cs.
To Let House.
Wansed.. Man. .l
Nerth Yarmouth Academy.
KSchool Tor Girls. =. Miss L Belcher.
State of Maine. To the Electors.
Horse for Sale.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

The explosion on the ferry boat Westfeld
was the subject of several sermons Sunday, in
New York. Rev. David Mitchell of the Canal
street Presbyterian church attributed the cal
am,ty to Sabbath breaking, while Rev. Charles
+. Lee of the 10Th Universa.ist church argued
that such view was narrow and blasphe-
NOUS.
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MISSOURI.

:. ST. LOUIS, Aug. THE Congress Of the Ma
tonal Labor Union began its sessions in this
city to-day. Owing to the non-arrival OF a
number of delegates no business was transact
ed except the appointment of committee on
credentials
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. tt

Dyspepsia DESTROYS THE TEETH unless it,
effects are counteracted by that pure vegetable
tonic and antiseptic SozODoNT. No bodily
disease can impair them if this antidote to al
corrosive elements that act upon the enamel il
regularly applied. 1921 M&W
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

PRESIDENT GRANT has given P. s. Gilmore
tie following letter, dated at Long Branch,
August 1st: F.
:" He heartily commend M. P. s. Gilmore to
Ministers and Representatives of the United
States 10 Europe and bis plans for Universal
Musical Jubilee, to be held in this country in
1872. The kind Offices of our representatives
shown in behalf of the enterprise which Mr..
Gilmore has so much at heart, and which he is
eminently qualified to carry out, are respect
fully solicited.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

Now Is THE TIME to put up your Jellies
j. f. Land & Co., corner Exchange and Fed
eral streets, have just the best Jelly Tumblers
out, with or without metal caps. jy29d2w
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

COELECTOR'S OFFICE, ]
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,}
Portland, July rs, 1871.
THE following described merchandise having been
i forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws OF the
United States public notice of the seizure of said
merchandise having been given, and no clam to the
same having been made twill be sold at public
ton, at the New Custom House, on Commercial
street, in this eitv, Wednesday, August 16, A.
ID. 1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ, to wit:
4 bottles gin, 10 bottles whiskey, II tobacco
pouches, valise, 6 bbls mOlasses. 10 meerschaum
pipes 23C0 cigars ps az ydsl dress goods, l5 doz
prs kid gloves, 10 yds veveteen. lot trimmings, lot
ornamental feathers, do flowers, laces, ribbons,
remnants of silk. /. WASHBURN, Jk.,
mjy3l-dlaw3tM Collector.
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Money continues at 2 q 8 per cent

MONEY continues at "a 3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange weak at 1861 "a 1fOI
STOCKS dull and heavy except on a few of the fancy
secur,tles. Paclac Mail advanced to 4S3, Union Pa
enc to ~, while Toledo and Wabash aoid dawn to
60 against 64l on Saturday The discovery having
been made and reported that that the large
in the earnings in July, the correspondent
month last year, was due TO the operation OF lO9
miles more road. Hannibal and 81. Joseph was
weak In sympathy with Wabash, and there is q re-
port that one OF these roads will before long absorb
the other.
The following are the closing quotations OF
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08
KENTUCKY.
Kentucky MISREPRESENTATION Gain

Kentucky Observation-Disclosures Gain.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7-Louisvlle shows heavy
Republican gains. In Frankfort Leslie has
500; Harlan, $50; Danville, up to noon, gives
Leslie 1858, and Harlan $50.
Further Returns.
The returns generally show Republican
gains. The Republicans concede Lesies cleo
ton by about 10000 in the State. 1t is vari-
ously estimated here at from 10000 to 10000.
which is a falling off from the Grant-Seymour
election of 10000 to $1,000 and from 10000 to
80, 900 from the last GubernatorIal election.
All the Democratic candidates for the Legisa-
ture are elected.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

. A FULL assortment Of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
iy8H DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-08

HecetDfs BY Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAhwAy.-199 cans milk, 800
pDs. Hour, 80 cars lumber, do bark, do clap
shingles, do Shocks II do old iron, do oats do
leather, do slaves, 10 do corn, do laths do tub.
ing
Shipment East, 800 bbls four cars sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-12l cases mdse, 81
bales-24 pkgs sundries.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MAINE.
SOMEBODY'S BLUNDER.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

The Railroad Accident at Vassalboro'.