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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

KENT's HnL-Last Saturday the Crichton
and Olympic Base Ball clubs, both composed
OF students of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
played match game for the championship Of
the school, upon their grounds, near the Col
lese, with the following result:
1 8 4 6 z 9-Total
Olympics 0 0 O o 2 3 4-10
Crcbtons o 1 2 o o 3 2-11
AS the score shows it was a most closely
contested game, anoss believed by those who
think they know, to be the most so of any
match game ever played in the State.
Both are old clubs, having been organized
some dozen years ago and kept alive from term
to term ever since.
10 point of weight the Crichtons had the ad-
vantage, averaging 14S pounds to the Olym-
pics 140
Among the athletic sports of this school base
ball playing has ever held prominent posi-
ton, and we believe it is the only school that
could lay claim to the championship of the
State.
In 1867 the Pine Tree Club of this school
played and won a game over the Eons OF Port
land at the time the Eon's won the cha ampion-
ship of the State. w.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
Dissolution.

THE cOpartnersbip heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the firm name OF LII
BY q BROWN, is this day dissolved by mutual
ent. All having claims against the late firm are
requested to present them, and those indebted 10
maze immediate paym
EDMOND LIBBY,
LENDALL BROWN.
Portland, SEPT 20, 1871. sep2lsiw
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

BADLY FRIGHTENED, BUT STILL ALIVE =.
One of those 'enterprising merchants" who
fled from Charleston when the fever was an
nounced, left the following notice on the door
OF his abandoned domicile, where it remained
until rescued by Courier man. 1t puts his
case to his griefstricken customers in a nut
shell:
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Terms $S.OO per 0nnuns, IN adoance.

slde announcing that "colored persons were
admltted 70 ihls car" The probable purpose
was 10 give tne negro one chance in seven to
of the rolling stock, they were yerv slow -,
getting round, and the unfortunate black was
compelled to wait or go afoot. With cbarac1
teristic regard to the comfort of the race, the
whites made no distinction, so that when the
Seventh caI" finally came along, the negro
was crowded out because white men had
crowded in. This, of course, will not do. The
negroes being compelled to walk, the company
lose their half dimes, and the result is the
managers are out OF humor, and greatly both
cred as TO how to meet the difficulty. 1t ap-
parehtly never occurs to them to admit the
negro 10 equal privileges with the whites
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
Portland & Rochester R R Co.

THE Stockholders OF the Portland and Rochester
L Railroad Company, will hold their Annual
Meeting at the eir Depot in the City of Portland, on
Wednesday, the 4th of October 1871 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon.
Art. Ito hear the report of the Directors.
Art. 2.-To elect niue Directors tor the epsung
year.
Art. $40 see how the means ecessary to provide
additional equipment for the road, to extend the
same 20 the front side of the city, to build abranch
from SacO River TO BonIy EaglO Falls, ii ON Spring
vale to Sanford, and tor other purposes connected
with the road shall be raised.
Art. 4-To transact any other business that may
come legally before them.
by order OF the Directors.
FREDERICK ROBIE, Clerk.
pnrfl Cont
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EOTlmd.

i A Pocket Book containing money; the owner can
"A have the same by calling at ID. II. Sawyers $
I paying charges. sep2ldlw"
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
Eastern EEpress Co.

HAVING concluded arrangements with the
11Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Co. for the Ex-
press business over that road shall run our Mes
sengers between Poi tland and North Conway, twice
daily, on the 80 A M and 80 M train, receiving
business for all stations on the line, and connecting
with the several Stage Lines.
Goods called tor in any part of the city by leaving
orders al the Office, Plum st. jy20 d3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

LII LIQUORS sold at tfis Agency are bought OF
n Mr.. Eaton Shaw, the State Agent.
The public rest assured that these liquors are
of good quality and the State Assayer, Dr. GOodale,
ceItifes that they pure and suitable ior Me Ii
cinal use.
The report that liquors seized by the police are
sold at ths Agency, is not correct. All such liquors
when forfeited are destroyed by order Of the Court
as the law requires.
VIM. SENTER, lCommittee
VIII. SIMONTON, on City liz
MI KING. )quor Agc'y
a11-6
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

Express and Teaming Business for
sale.
A great bargain; good horses, wagons. harness.
"A es &C., all in perfect order, well established,
always paid well, and will bear thorough investiga-
tion, chance seldom met with as owner is called
west and must 60.
TAYLOR & co. 20 State st,
sept26 d3t Boston Mass q
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Dissolution.

THE cOpartnership existing between T. johnson
and M. Brennan, under the firm name of JOHN
son q BRENNAN, will be dissolved on before
the lst, OF September next, by mutual consent.
Persons having bills against said firm will please
present. them as soon possible
Portland, Aug. II, 1871. aue1stf
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COMPREHENSIVE.

VINHE undersigned have this day formed "a copart-
4 nership under the name OF LOCKHARr &
SLOAN, and will continue the business manu-
uring OF Fine Carriag ges & sIeighs, at the old
stand OF +. X. Lemont q Co., % Preble st.. where
they will be pleased to see the friends of the old firm
and the public generally.
d. P H. LOCKHART,
j. G. SLOAN.
July 18th, 1871 sepl I'm
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For sale.

DARE CHANCE to purchase a small, clean and
II well selected stock OF Gest's Furnishing Goods,
all new and fresh, will bear thorough investigation,
Sold on ac count Of sickness of owner.
sep6.d3t TAYLOR & CO, 20 State ST., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

EOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
l. and piped Tor SebagO. Apply en- the prensses.
or at 25 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY
aup25 If
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WANTED.
Wanted.

GEVERAL expert copysts-Gentemen only-to
~ work evenings for few weeks. BOX 1856.
sep26 1w
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NOTICE.

Not from fever dead,
Nor from fever sick;
But from fright OF fever have a ID,
Will return when all is over,
Ii from fright Of fever / recover.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

Boarding and Lodging House For
Sale.
VERY desiraby located, iull of good paying hoard
and dodgers, well established. A bargain
is offered if applied for Immediately Satisfactory
reasons for selling.
TAYLOR q CO.,
sent26 st 20 State St, Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
zIUO First CLNSS Stores
For Sale Or UenSa

THE fine brick block OF Stores on Middle street.
l. known as the "IhOmpson Block" arranged par
ticularly tor the wholesale jobbing business. Iron
fronts and light and airy Easements. Terms favora-
BILE. Apply to VIM. ii. JERRIS, or JOHN c.
fhOCTEh, Real Estate Agents. my10Jf
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
City Liquor Agency.

dpO Z PER WEEK to male or female. dyOE
DLO 1000 Agents Wanted, Address DAC
With two stamps, r. A. SHATTUCk eco.
nr2Sttt Augusta, Me
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

A ONE and half story house, centrally located
"A and in good repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at bargain n
applied for soon. Enquire at 90 Cedar st. jyl4tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
WM. III. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale.
He would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon. Geo. f. Shep-
ley, Hon. A. w. h. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Hon. Woodbury. Davis, Hon. John Lynch,
NJ. G.
Portland, Nov 1, 1870. no1tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
FOR N.ALE!
FOR SALE !

OuSE and lot No. l2O Dantorth street.
- ausl'tt S. E. SPRING, EXT,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

| THE 1-2 story house No CasCo street; contains
ten finished rooms. and is very desirable loca-
| ton. Apply to VIM. H. JERKS,
| au7dtf Real Estate and Loan Agent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

Ii is with sorrow we publish the follow.
ing telegram received yesterday after.
noon by John IT. Whipple:
u4 RICHMOND, VA, March ~, 1871.
Mrs. Clark died Ut eleven o'clock to-day
of Heart Disease viii be home Friday.
A. &. CLARK,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

PEBsoxAL.-We are pleased to iearn
of the appointment Of Judge Asa q.
Adds, of St. Adams, as q member Of
the Sc uthern clamA eomiAissldn, prei
vided for by The, amendment tothe army
appropriation bin fe1ativct to the claims
Of Southern loyalists, !, Judge Adds
has peculiar qualifications for the POI
sition. l'*'" .l'f".''N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
CONGRESS 8. 20
~ PANis March IN.


The situation to-day sgnpehanged
Fresh bafricad6s have been erected but
there is general quiet The omnibuses
have stopped running Jahd,raffic has
ceased. The Nationals have occupied
Forts Issy, Vanvers and Bicetrc, The
Police Commissioners have been ar!
rested Gen. Chanzy was 30 maltreat-
ed by the mob that he has been sent to
the hospital, The insurgents central
committee II appears signed an order
for tie release Of Gems. Chanzy and
Turquct. Gen Cretner is spoken of as
the probable commander of the Nation
Al Guards. The insurgents have seized
the funds ip the Hotel Dc, Yillo and the.
mayoralities, al TIE approaches to.
Paris are guarded by the Nationals6ov
the purpose of preventing invasion q
arRooIous CONDUIT or qHr R4lqoSsrsi
'1'ls'i 90 a'0"''t' 'LoSDoS, March 2I.4
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times telegraphB thatnany per
Sons were shot without trial on Sunday
The nationals will shoot ] heirs and
tens 'ymoy and d'Aurrelits II they
should be captured, sR mp4} as4o
STRONG REACTION SET ISa .tt1gI
There is a strong reaction among
the respectable portion Of tho 'inhabi-
tantsvol The central committed is AZ
armed thereat, and seeks Athe media
ton Of the Mayors of the city for the
appointment. Of Admiral Swiss to the
command Of Tic National Guard
The Cridu' Peuple says that Paris
must lproelahm herself a free autmo.
nous Republican city, la rauoo
The Nationals have discovered fresh
stores Of arms and ammunition and now
completely possess the whole city.
REJECTION OF NAPOLEON
The Emperor Napoleon arrived Ia
Chiselhurst at o'clock Monday after.
noon. He was receiyedwith enthusiast
tic cheering in that village, and at all
railway stations along the route from
Dover. g,4l q eg9
All r yEEsALLLsr CkowDID. taa
Versailles resembles camp, The
entire ncighborhood is strategetically
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

Versailles resembles a camp, The
entire ncighborhood is strategetically
occupied by troops. The prisoners of
Metz and Sedan are offering theif'se
vices to the government. The city is
40 crowded that many Of the neputi4
to the Assembly are obliged 70 sleep in
stables.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
TELEGRAPH NEWS d 9 assss L.: adj mt, |.

" NJ Ronher 1fas heen drfcsfed And
imprisoned at Buiognp and narrowly
escaped Ench. lawde Hisy wife, AM
Daughter Are also Arrested Other I'm
pcrialists have made ithoir appearance
in Bologne, and their arrest is expected
jZIYHoR 4rTrzT--r-s -~-TrT--r1 HatIH-r
The san Domingo Commission.
HotFsARb BoUSD PAEis Rkrdisr.
.ao4tal kn Wpr, Fla, March "a.
'fhe Tennessee, with the San Do.
min 60 Comm issieno GoaitbeaFd, ARRIVED
.thissmsshisgy. isss.-slsys~aRdstx
from Kingston The Y4ele psrty,Eip
GLIDING the officers and crew OF Ia
ship, are in excellent health. M
Wade has his report finished, u. which
Mr. Howe has agreed The report is
about two columns long Mr.. White
wishes to add considerable, but may
agree to it with a few amendments
The report is in the main favorable to
annexation. The chieffcatures deemed
somewhat uniavorable are connected
with the questions of debt, boundary
and grants
,MAsmNgToR, March 81
The Sumner excitement is subsiding,
and the better and sounder opinion IL
that there was no just ground for SO
much aQiae and ,eoufusipRs simply be
cause a majority Of the Senate decided
to make a.. change on one Of its com
mittees
II is now belicVeif that the Senate
will promptly pass Mr. Wheeler's joint
resolution, which was adopted BY the
House yesterday afternoon, fQr. an al
iournu emf ON Thursday, the Odd inst
There seems to be little for Congress 10
do, since tits the determination in re
gard to affairs at the South TO do no
m6fe7than hav6aj joint committee Of In.
vestigatian, appointed, which H. TO Fc
port at the December Session I'd ~ ~
1t is probable, however, that the
Senate will remain in session for eX-
ecutive business taA ttgs er two wscks
more.
But one or, two Of the House com
mittces of the l2d Congress are yet an
nounced. The only Vermont lnember
appointed SO far, is Judge Poland, as
member Of the Committee on Elections,
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7Imprisoncd ~ B0IogHF and narrowIy
ESCAPED lynch lsYde HisY wife AM
daughter Are also attestsd Other I'm
pcrialists have made fthoir appearance
in Bologne, and their arrest is expected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
OF THE san Fys1NI Y
COMMISSIONERS, ....

IL SUMNER EXCITEMENT
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

The annual distributions Of Pre-.
miums, and the Literary Exercises,
which recently occurred At the
Academy of Visitation, in this city,
vas highly creditable to that Insti-
tuition.
The I'd HonotB If the Senior Cir
ole were conferred on Misses Libbie
Wiseoarver, Of Colorado, and Biddie
Morisrity, loi Ottamwa.
3. The following were the most con-
spicuous who competed for prizes -
Misses Allie Hull, of Boonsboro,
Iowa; Susie Loughran, Of Wood
birn, Iowa; 3. Moriarity, b. Neville,
Agnes Cullen, Mary Carpenter, J..
Cageny, and Mollie Riordan, Of o.
tumws, lows; Helen Grimes, Of
Black Hawk City, Colorado; L,bbie
Wisecarver, of Colorado, and Maggie
Gallagher, Of st. Johns, Mo.
Tho Academy Of the Visitation
was organized under the auspices Of
Rev. John Kreckle, in 1863, and. is
perhaps one Of the best and most
prosperous Catholic Illustrations in
the state of Iowa.
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SANaERFEsT-.-Our German fel.
low-citizens will celebrate the ami.
versary of the organization of the
Turn Verein, of this city, which oc-
ours on the 4th of August proximo.
They have issued extensive pre-
paraions, and expect Turner's here
from all parts of Iowa. F
Z Races, games, gymnastic exercises,
&C., &C., will make it q notable and
enjoyable affair, of which We shall
have moro to say when those leading
Germans, to-wit Adam Schworm,
Pete BalliDgall, ct al, incubate the
programme, which they are on.
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EVERYBODY BouND FOR OLD JonN
RoBlNsoN's MENAGERIE AND Circus.
-" Neighbor Edwards, did you not
tell me last week that you and your
son Matthew were going TO start for
Kansas today, to locate a piece Of
land, suitable for a farm for Mat
thew r.
81 certainly did cay. that, friend
Brown, and ut that time | expected
to start to-day, sure but since | last
saw you the agents Of Old John Rob.
inson have been here and made q
picture gallery Of the whole town.
Now, John Robinson and ] were boys
together, and as q few days won't
make any difference, l am going to
wait and see the old veteran once
more. for may never have tho OPP
8pOrtunlty again.
Well, friend Edwards, had made
up INV mind that would not 60 but
since you recommend it 80 highly, I
believe will wait and see the old
man, and his big show myself"
Old John is sure to come 70 Ottum-
wa, Thursday, July 18th.
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l
From the Daily Courier of July IL.
PERsoMAL.--Hon. M, III. Walden
and wife were in the city, yesterday
evening, en- route IS Des Moines,
where they expect TO join Governor
Merrill and wife on prolonged visit
Of California.
Sim Chsney, Eeq, leaves this
evening for Fl. Davis, Texas, with
tho earnest wishes of q host Of
friends for success in business in that
distant country.
F. W.. Hawley, Esq, left this
morning for Denver and the noun
tains Of Colorado. seeking health,
which al here will unite in hoping
that he may find.
PEssoNAL.-Mr. Chantry, former
~ chief tailor to e. W. Belts, is in
town frustrating.
Chantry went to Marshalltown
two years ago last March, whore he
has been successfully engaged in his
business in that thriving young city,
which he informs us now contains
3,4oo people.
He has not been in the city since
the above mentioned time, and de-
clares that if he had been dropped
down in Main street from q balloon
that he would not have known the
city, so rapidly has it grown in mao
adamized streets and elegant BUSH
ress houses, and that is what every.
body says.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13

Old Grimes is not dead, BY long
shot. Of course we refer to w. g
g., he Of the msmmoth wagon man,
ufactcry on Market street, above the
CoURIER ofice.
We recollect very well when
Grimes commenced making wagons,
on Main street in an 8x10 cotton.
wood shop. HE entire force then
consisted of Grimes and q boy to
blow the bellows. He now has an
immense shop with . wilderness Of
rooms stored with the best eastern
timber, seasoning !; out of which over
30 skilful hands are daily engaged
in making the Grimes famous wag.
ons, which are we'll known and high
y appreciated I'll over the Des
Mmnes Valley.
Just now Kendall 3 Chiffon are at
work filing in his shop with brick,
which will add largely to the CON-
fort Of his hands during winter.
These manufacturing establish
ments are the vertrebal column Of
the city, to which We must look here
after, for our main stay, and among
which Grimes stands in the immedi-
ate front.
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From Village Greek.

Messrs. EDITORS: The Fourth Of
July was celebrated in very suit
able and satisfactory way in the
grove near tho Wellman School
House, in Adams township. The
day was fine, and the people general.
" were all there from the surround1
ing country. with their families and
baskets Of provisions prepared for
good old time. Everything went
smooth and nice-it was frequently
remarked that there was not an
oath swore on the ground. The
Blakesburg band made the music for
the occasion.
Tho Declaration was read by MIR.
David Bigbee, in clear and distincs
tone. Capt. Hutchinson, of your
city, was then brought forward. Hc
delivered an address that was 10 the
point exactly all things considered,
time place and surroundings, the
Captains speech has made a good
impression in his favor. After he
was through, tho baskets were got
out aud all took dinner. Then the
dancing commenced and was kept
up until six, when J. +. Johnson and
Bigbee, with their schools, closed the
day with their exhibition, which wal
fully up to their expectations. Every
ono speaks of the exhibition rs being
a success. VILLAGE CREEK.
July 9th, 1871.
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' as.l5 IA a.eSIST.''
- AnstkSf 0lA Settler.
u N AsaLAHD, Iowa,
July 10, 1871. !
Messys. Hedrick d Hamilton

~ gFEsi AsHLANO, IOWA,
July 10, 1871. !,
Messrs. Hedrick q Hamilton.
Editors of the COURIER
You have advoca.
ted the calling Of meeting Of the
old settlers Of WapeIlo county, at
some future time. This meets my
views. 4 should be- glad il we could
have one some time this fall, whore
tho old settlers could meet and take
each other BY the hand, talk over the
FIRST settling If this beautiful (Wapel-
10y county, Is ! am one Of the first
settlers. came here the frst day Of
May, 1843. II would be Z great
pleasure TO me TO meet the old set
tiers and have q chat with them
about things that transpifed at that
time. A great many Of the first Get
tiers are gone. There is enough left
TO have q good time if such : meet
ing can be had ]; hope you willurge
this matter strongly; would ike to
hear from some more Of the old set
tiers on this subject.
s. M. Wa1onr.
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1IlHl0DNlHW93 9 u 0sastisstisn II
the STATE Of Iowa, lsoles:l By tAs

kJEnloDN1HST3 . IL 0sastitatisn u
s 9sir sssss g a. neral Asss%si, = =
srAfE OF IOWA, !
OFFICE of ritz HEsRETARY OF STATE,
Dos Moincs. Iowa, Juno 10th, ls7i.J
=, Ed. Wright, Secretary Ct state. hereby
s roSoss,n ssa a sns ~
n.e ss ea snpsrs x s d
General Election. 70 be held On the 10Th day Of
he sISss s s q c rs is
hsreuntc set my hand, and caus-
6 n sss-' 'sal 2 ne state e
ss.s az . ssn.. Z Rs g. y p a''h''' 'h''
N secretary Of state.
JOINT RESOLUTION: Proposing to
amend thu Constitution Of the State OF
Iowa; -
!. Be Il Resolosd dy ne Gexerdt Assembiyl
Of the State Of losoG, That the following
Amendment 70 the Constitution OF the
State Of Iowa. IL hereby PROPOSED
Of article 8 thereof.
Approved April ~. 1870.
JOINT RESosUTIoN: Proposing to
4 amend the Consultation Of the State of
Iowa, and to provide for its reference
and publication;
BE It Resolved by tss GeHeru1 Assembis
Of the State Of Lotvd, That the following
Amendments to the Onn4titution Of the
State OF Iowa b. and hereby proposed:
Int. Strike from session I. Of article :,
Of said Constitution. the word "Male."
ID. Strike from section 4, Of article 8,
OF said Constitutions. the word "Aale
!. ResoiUed, yssrthcr, That these Resolu-
tiOns proposing to amend the Constitutien
of the State Of Town, are hereby referred
TO the Legislature 10 be chosen at the next
General Election and that the Secretary
Of State shall cause the same TO b pub
lished for three months previous 10 the
tirAe Of the next General Election OF mem-
bers Of the Legislature, in one Newspaper
In each Congressional District.
Approved April 4th, 1870.
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HURLBUT & EDSALL,
80 LAKE ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
decl3.d&wlv. H5
declS.

4Elk TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will be
0@O paid for single case of ineurabie
CatarrtR DIR. Nerwin's Vegetable Catarrh
Cure is the cheapest. as package makes one
pint of medicine, and Is sent by mnil on re-
ceipt of thirty cents.
His The BEST. because 1t neuer fails to
cure 0ny case OF Cdtarrh.
We wish to send our pamphlet, entitled
Man and Woman as Invallds,r 20 every
reader OF this paper, and will mail, free. q
dozen or more copies to any person who will
Louis Medical Association, No. III sixth
street. ST. Louis. Missouri. July 10. 'u-dwly
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We have on our table the Creston
Head Light, six column Weekly,
sprightly, witty, and sound political
ly. Wo wish it success. We notice
that it knows where and how it may
obtain success. viz: by going strong
for railroads. We ex. cheertully.
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DIED.-tn this city, July 9th, 1871,
FnANcEs NJ, daughter Of Lemuel 8.
and Susan P. Silsby, aged 10 years,
10 montbs and days.
She was cut of very suddenly, but
expressed q firm faith in Him in
whom she had put her trust.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING T Q
Board of Directors of the Wapello
County Agricultural Society will
meet at the Court House in Ottum
wa, on Saturday, August 26th, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to make final ar
rangements for the coming fair. A
full attendance is desired.
10. BRIsCoE. Eec'y.
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Maj. J. l.. Young, Captain IN the
18th Iowa, Major 9th Cavalry, and
Resident Of the Leon National Bank,
is candidate for Senator, subject to
the decision of tho Republican Con-
ycntion Of Taylor, Ringgold and De.
catur counties. which is shortly to
convene at Mt. Ayr.