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The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
WASHINGTON.
Civil service Commission.

civil Service Commission.
WASHINGTON, Noy.A II The civil service
commission resumed their sessions 10 day. dis
cuss'ng the que tioo, What exceptions are
necessary 10 the proposed general rules OF APP
polnsmenI?"
Resieu sticn of esrn. sigcl.
~ The resignation Of Gen. Frauz Sigel az Col
isctor OF Internal Revenue for the OBI district
OF New YORK, was received at the Treasury to-
Gay and accepted. W hlE
Injunction Dissolved.
Ine District Supreme Court to-day dissolved
ehe lnlnnc ion against the issue of $4,000O00 TO
pay tor the sewerage and stree; imp oyements
III this citv. . ~
Ihe British claims commission meets on the
- The reported dedication in the Washington
ross Office is untrue.
rrhvr, "a No 9isht 30 Vote. -@.s
Caief Justice Carter rendered decision to-
ua' against the right of women tovote.
Peusiem E1aitera.
WASHINGTON, Nov II Under the law
&c inting pensions. TO the survivors and widows
OF o. the war OF 1872, $40 applications were re-
FUSED anu 1898 pc nsons granted. ts
Hu Kiux Ksporis.
Accounts from Columbia, S. G., state that
Twelve more prisoners charged with Ku Klux-
Ing We're brought therA from Unonvilie Fri
Gay night accompanied by six witnesses. -EN
sseueva A. bitration.
;, No information has yet been received from
Bapi Il. Curtis regarding his acceptance OF the
appplptment as, assistant counsel A few
eiaims only have vet been received for pre-
sentatlon to the United States and British
com mission, which assemblies here OF Tueeday.
Mr, toward, the British agent, has Teen it,
strnc'ed by his Government MOTTO present the
AIMS, OF persons heretofore British subjects
VINO nave become natura izf d citzsns of the
United States.
\ l. III 81
The Spanish TTSubl.. %
IL y known that the statements OF the Span
ISL war vessels leaving Havana to seize The
s.eamer Horn are untrue. They have gone
on abot0er errand and in different quarter.
Ine panish authorities have ready been ad
v,seq That serious ouble may result should the
hornet be seized while uBder the American
nag SIhe United S ates aud Spanish commits
slon VIII proceed 10 consider the claims 10 De-
cemoer. Before he commits; ion was author
lzed large lumber of claims for spoioticns
10 CubaWere prese n:ed TO the State Depart-
ment, but not over ten so tar have been pre-
sented to the commission in accordance with |
tue prescribed iorns. Her. true, charae
and not, to be determined BY the Span
ISL authorities with the aid of naval force. |
There appears reason to believe that the Soan- 4
lsb Consul Of Port an Prisce before ing |
the flag was loudly deried by the crew of the |
Hornet-200 cOlored sailors This fact has |
been communicate to our government.
Cold Weather.
Atthe signal stati,u on the summit of Mt. |
Washington at o'clock last evening the wi I'D |
was blowing go miles an hour from the north, i
with the thsrmpmtter 15o above geo and a |
hight snow. Saturday night thin ice formed
IN this city An anrOra was reported this
mornog at 1916 o'clock from Rochester, N.
Z. smatl number of meteors were also OBJ
served. The observer at Chicago reports an
unusual number of me,eors. /
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

Whole Family Murdered.

E LOUISVILLE, Nov. IL --Ths morning lami-
ly nanel Parks were found murdered in their
house, near Henryvile, Ind.a The family con-
sisted OF Gyms NJ Parks his wife Isabella, sen
John aged 10 years, daughters Eveline aged II,
and Ellen aged Is years. All were terribly
beaten and crushed by some blunt instrument.
The brains OF Mrs Parks ana son were scat
tered about the roomwhile their bodies were
laying in the beds. The daughters were found
sitting in the kitchen alive. but were deirious
and fatally hut. The neighbors heard shots
in the night, but the bodies bear no bullet
Mr. PARTS was a leading men Der of the church
and much esteemed. There is great excite
ment, and no clue TO the perpetrators.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

To THE SUNDAY Schools OF AMERICA =
eOne of the severe losses by the Chicago fire
was the destruction of the famous Illinois
Street Mission, superintendent by Mr. d. L.
Moody. It was an INSTRUMENTATION school,
exceedingly fruitful, one OF the model Mission
Schools of the world. y.
- During the past twelve years no man has
been more active in Mission Work than Mr..
Moody. His whole time has been given to the
cause. He has Lahore d necessarily not ONLY
for his own field, but for other enterprises Of
the kind. His hands and his voice have ever
been at the service Of Sabbath Schools every
where. The nation owes it 10 him and. his
destitute parish to rebuild at orce the building
that went down in the great
There will be fifty thousand mechanics aud
otherssin that section OF the city needing go.-
PEI privileges. He mist have a building. Chi
cago has no money.-To- the Sunday Schools
OF America We. appeaA This is peculiarly
Sunday School work aLete US build without
delay Tabernacle for the people of the suffer-
ing city, end it will stand a monument OF The
sympathy and love of the, Sunday Schools of
America for Chicago in The hour Of her idis-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
TENNacSS e. /
Tatplsrpr gTfrr

z CHATTANOOGA, Nov IA fire this morn
ing originating in Fisher & Bros. welry store
corner OF 9Th and market streets, destroyed a
square and half OF tue business noI ton of III e
civ. Loss estimated st $4,000; Insurance.
$4,000. 1t was the work of incepdiary The
city was fired 10 two other Places, but the fires
were extiugnshed. Fifteen supposed Chicago
desperadoes arrived from Memphis last night
and suspicion poin's to iheol. There have
been many arrests for ro5beries.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
North CAROLINA.

NEW York Nov. IL. "A Raleigh despatch
to the Herald states that the U S Circuit
Court adjourned to the 9th uit, having SEN
fenced large number of KuK ux 10 the Au.
burn penitentiary. The arrests in Lincoln
county are so numerous that the greater por-
ton OF the white males have surrendered COZ
fessiug their connection with the Kn- Klux
Ray, the chief of the klan 10 Madison city,
was pursued and captured in Tennessee. l.
NJ McAiee, member of the Legislature has
been arrested aud bailed. The sheriff of Cleve-
land county has fled.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
su preme .s..l,cial Ceart.

-v.s BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEY. go Il q
SAIURDAY.-Cofhn, libelant, VS.. Coffin. zLibe
for divorce; cause desertion, ID vorce decreedassG
Ellen q. Merriman VS.. Enos Merriman. Libel ioI
divorce; cause dosertion. Divorce decreed. - tAa
Margaret Waters, Moses Call and another, com
plainant, in equity, VS., the Knox & Lincoln Rail-
road Com pauy. These bills in equity are TO compel
defendant corporation to construed cattle pass
across complain ants AIMS in Newcastle. Defend
ant ordered to answer at the April term of the court
at Wiscasset.
Bradburys. -ttt5 Aiiatse2 itsa
Henry T. Creswell .et aI-.vs, Henry Thompson
Treasurer of the town OF Mercer. Petition tor an
Injunction to prevent the defendant from paying out
money for the construction OF school house. com
plainants claiming that it is being done without Legal
authority. Heard before Judge Walton. Injunction
granted ii-1r IN. = ffssfsw e-evs ,ss.-. .i,s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
RaISENESS NNTIEEs.

II Is SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into VEN of anauima', death would in-
simultaneously follow, because circulation would
be stopped The blood makes the entire cir
cult Of the human body every seven minutes,
AMI whenever this circulation is impe1ed or
any of its channels are clogged by Impurities
which ought to be carried of. d isease follows
fever or disease OF liver kidneys or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
of the difficulty use the old and infallible
blood purifier, DIR. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR RITrERS. oet19th 4W
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
IA N5AS.
A Man Attempts 10 Murder His FouniI,

ST. LOUIS Nov II "A horrible murder was
committed pear Usage Mission, Kansas, on The
night of the 9th inst John P. Flanagan, the
pernetrator, having recently suffered pecun-
iary loss. resolved TO disra, Gu himself nd fami-
ly. He administered chloroform to his wife.
and two Little GiI!s, aeen two months aud two
years. About four o'clock in the morning
Mrs. Flanagan awake frcm the stupor and
discovered her husband driving ten penny
nails into the head OF one OF her children Fly
ing 10 the rescue - her babies she found the N
expiring. She succeeded in disarmiag her
husband ard gave the alarm Flanagan was
taken into custody. A letter iouud tackled to
the wall addressed to some relatives which
states That in consequence of bis mind icing in
such condition that he could not do any thing
and had determined to kill himself and family
excepting his sou Clarence. $50 v
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

Is A SPLENDID CONCERT. The Hay Asso-
citation have. completed arrangements for a
most acceptable entertainme at, to take place
on the evening of the 10Th of December at City
Hall. The Association will begin this evening
the rehearsal of the Creation, and pfesentit at
the time mentioned, assisted bys Mrs. Ii. M.
Smith of Boston, ard Winch, the favorith
basso. Theodore Thomas's famous orchestra
will play the accompaniment. This all will
agree, is a splendid combination of talent aud
it will draw to City Hall one of the largest au-
diences of the season, prolific as it has been
ard is to bs with great musical attractions
The Association is in fine condition, and the
vocal part of the Oratorio will be given in the
most gratifying manner.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

THE reports ofthe Friday nights snow. storm
indicate that the fall varied much in the d iffar-
erent localities heard from. Lewiston renor,s
foot, Brunswick and Bangor eight inches
Pennington three inches and Liyermore Far,s
five. AT Great Falls,N. H., a foot is reported
seven inches at Concord, eleven az Plymouth
and four at Lisbon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

GoRHAM SEMINARY.-The Trustees OF Cor.
ham Seminary have secured the SCI vices Of
George w. BODICE A. NJ, recently connected
with Gouds Academy, Bethel. He will take
charge of the Seminary as principal, and will
omen the school, with COMPETENT list of
teachers on Tuesday, Dec. Slh, with very fat
tering prospects of success.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
+ CALICO E9NIA. q,


$ SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. u.-Three highway
men Lamed Jones, Houx AMI Sampson, be
longing to a gap2 who have repeatedly robbed
the stage near Ulogerdale, Sonora county were
arrested yesterday and three others of the
same band will he captured. ias5 = tsi!ai-
Nv snslia,s The Case Of Mrs. Fair a'os4
The case of Mrs. Fair was before the Su-
prenIe Court to-day and agu,d on mo.ion for
new trial on technical grounds. f,ts4 .f.s
The argu ents in the Fair case were con
cluded this evening in the Supreme Court
The decision upon the application for new
trial will be maize next week.
u.s. The los Angeles Affa .ft,.q i
The Chinese Consul at lbs Angeles is inves-
tigatpg~ s1fairs con nected with the late riot
The Chmeses property seize,i at the tin q the
riot in LIS name, but Without authority If the
U. S. Marshal has been released to the owners
but mono of the money stolen has been re-
turned, < r,sH ~ esaSstrF EeetDaera
stage Attacked by Indians nmd Six Fer
sons Eiited.
srle " ie.se r4.srs nd La b
was attacked a few days ago by alb tut 80
Apaches and Moiaves, about tea miles from
the former place. Tue driver, John Leetz,
Otherwise Dutch john, and two passengers
that were With him on the box were killed at
the first fire. Inside there were five passen-
gers, three Of whom were Killed VIM Kru-
ger aud Miss Mollie Sheppard OF Prescott, were
wounded, bot escaped to chapperel and fl nall
ly reached Wickenbnig. Tue names of the
passengers killed were Fred Shoholm, f. N.
Loring, A. p Solomon, P. W. Hamel aud G..
S. Adams. Loring and Hamel were OF Lieut.
Wheelerls exploring expedition. Adams was
scalped. The mails aud baggage were plum
dered One report saws the attack was made
by high Waymen and not Indiaus. ..-1. T
Lnnd Grant Wanted.
A railroad meeting was held at Portland, Or
egon, last evening at which a memorial to
Congress was adopted asking for the usual
grant of lands to the Portland, Dallas & Salt
Lake Railroad, which is already Incorporated.
.1- Loss of sheep.
Forto thousand sheep persisted by the recent
sand storm in Los Angeles CO. ataltslfls
Perils of the Sea. .,.al.fs9-
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12-Capt. Barker OF
the whale ship Japan, which was wrecked east
of Cape Siberia in Oct. OF 1870, when eight
men were drowned, after winleriog with the
-Esquimaux aud suffering great hardsh p !,
joiued Capt. II ayes and crew of the bark Oriole
which was sunk in the Behering Sea in june
After sailing to various places in Alaska Gu
the little schooner III. B. Bourne, which finally
became unseaworthy and abandoned, arrived
to-day from Victoria. They had been given
IN for lost d,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
MISSOURI.
Ealui RraiIrnad a csdauf

ST. LOUIS, Nov IL The passet ger train on
the Northern Missouri Railroad which lett here
yesterday, having cars containing ninety five
recruits, was approaching Weiisvilie, ninety
miles mort Of this city. about noon aud run
Ling on down grade at high rate of speed
a rail broke and tue Cars containing the re-
cruits imp ped tue track and rolled down the
nlha NJ. at. turning tilrce Il ras,
Two soldiers were Killed aud thirty ore others
we're Injured by the acc dent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
Henry WARD BEEcHER, Brooklyn
JOHN HALL ID. D., New York.
JOSEPH Z. DURYEA, d. D, Btooklyn.
3 q 20 II SrI1 I,,r Phila4la l,l,in.

State Street Sunday School has contributed
nearly 800 to this very worthy object, and it
issPsd thas-oti,orzrssaua soHooiss city
will do likewise. All contributions to this OBJ
ject may be semitic Woodbury. S. Dana, esq !,
who will forward the same to Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
MISSISSIPPI.
The EeSisIafurc-Resigna of Cover
.Ia AlcOrg,

tI4 AIcorn.
JACKSON, Nov. IL Sufficient returns have
been received to iudicate the COMPLEXION of the
legislature. The Houseut Represen atives wilI
have 81 Republicans, So Democrats and Inde-
pendeut. The Seoa'e will number "a Repub-
lie ms and II Democi ats. La all the coun, les
where the Republicans are strong the Demo
Gratis put forth no ticket. No disturbances
have been reported.
Gov Alcprn will resign in few days and
turn the Office over to Lit Gov. Powers AL
corn goes to the United States Senate in De-
camher .
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
GEO RIGA.

GEORGIA. Nov. II The ship John Patten,
. from Liverpool, brought the officers and crew
of the wrecked British brigantne John Jeffrey,
which encountered hurricane ON the 10Th of
October and was dismasted on the 22l She
lost her ruddtr, and on the 81 of November
the officers ard crew were taken off by the
Pattan. z. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

; SAN Fra NCIsCO, Nov. 1l.-Three highway
men Lamed Jones, Houx AMI Sampson, be
longing to a gapziwho have repeatedly robbed
the stage near Ulogerdale, Sonora county ,were
arrested yesterday and three others of the
sauna Ia nd will he eantured . a..s siF ausiHt-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

DEATH OF D. I. CHAsE.-Mr. d. T Chase
for many years a flour and grain merchant in
this city, died on Saturday, after longillness.
For the past ten ye ars he has not been active
ly engaged in business on account of failing
health. His age was CO.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
PEN M ybVANHA.
= Hp,nff EnH-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE health report
to day shows one huudred deaths from small
pox during the week. The number OF cases
under treatment has largely decreased.
Consolidation.
The Philadelphia and Trenton r. r. Co. to.
day was leased TO the Pennsylva Railroad
Company. sG sDl
Three Children suGoea!e.
PoTTsyILLE. Nov II. = Yesterday three chill
d,en in oncst Of coal at Minersvile, wandered
into an abandoned mine when several portions
OF the eaugway caved in and all OF them were
suffccated
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

=. A New York company J. Bailey agent,
has purchased forty acres Of land in Freeport
on which they have ledge OF excellent gran
lite within forty rods of the landing at South
Freepoits They propose to cut out and send
specinens to New York ne 1t week
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

GRAND TsU,sK RAiLwAY.--2i0 cans milk. 12f 3
bbls -four, IA bugs glue stock 81 rolls leithr, q
spoos, 90 lumb H. . DO potatoes / 90 laths, co
butter. do oats, 5 do shook, do hay, do wood,
do clapboalds, do material, G 60 corn. Shipments
70 Lower Provinces 400 bbls -four, car boxes, do
paper i do sunll ies r UrE
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

MAJOR THOMAS L. WHITE. who was found
guilty of the murder of the wife of persons al
FREUD with whom he had boarded, in Boston,
has been pardoned out of State prison. He is
in dying condition, aud has come to Maine to
be cared for in his last moments by his mother.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

:. LONDON. Nov. 11-Eyen ng.--Sperm Oil 81 a COS
v 1b LII seed do 34s 1Od e 3ls l5d, Iallow sos Sd.
HAVANA, Nov. 1i-Suear--Thc stock remaining
10 warehouses at Havana and Maiarzas is III 975
boxes and 2e0 htds; expnred durIns the week irem
Havana and Matanz3s 7715 boxes o. which 1900 boxes
wJre toe the United States The market is dull.
$ 10 to u Dutch standard 81 "a 10 reals; Nos Is
to 20 AT ~ q l3k1e4s. sossges Sugar a e 8 reals
ior Nos 10; Nuseoyada ir to good refining u q 81
reals ~ arrohe. Freighfs dull. $50 .7A .N9FlS1 :
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

A COOP MEDICINE.-The sale of Mr.. Eel.
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophosptites has
been quadrupled within a year or So 1t is
really good medicine, well adapted to build
up the system and impart vigor Of body and
mind. 1t is recommended by our best Physi-
clans, and we are glad for the sake of the pub
lie as well as of the manufacturer, who is one
of our best Chemists, that Mr.. Fellows Com
ooupd Syrup of Hypophospites are in such
demand, in all parts of the Dominion. Owing
to fiscal distractions they cannot be sold in the
United States, whose patent medic'ne- afflicted
citizens are thus deprived of the advantage ol
usipo really good invigoratipg medicine-i&
John, N. b., Journal, 7h Dec. 1868.
factory has suce been established IN TIE
United States. Editor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

SEND your sleighs to Cbase's, No. Casco
street, and have them put in order for use
All kinds of repairing on sleighs and carriages
done at short potice. cs nov13eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

The Eastern Railroad Company is TO apply
the Westinghaus air brake to the cars of the
Gloucester train for the purpose of testing its
efficacy, aud if successful will generally adopt
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

Theodore Thomas will give one of his splen-
did orchestral concerts in this city on the 18th
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

An express train on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road, when near Wilder, Ontarie, on Wedue, .
day moraihg, ran off the track. Three passen .
gers were severely injured one Of whom died in
a sboi time " Il - f7a a1Ita 5.4 Sd
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
SOUTH CA ROLINA.

YoRKvILLE, Nov IL TIE Eaqurer of the
9th says forty two more arrests have beea made
in York county during the week, and three
hundred more persons have made confessions
as to membership with the Ku Klux
Yellow Fever Disappea. ing-Frest.
CHARLESTON, N W. II There has been no
deaths from yellow fever for two days. The
leading physicians advise the patients to come
back aud large mum GERS have already return
ed. The city council has ordered day of
thanksgiving aud prayer.
There was heavy white frost this morning,
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

Barometer corrected Tor temperature and elevation
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

BRIGGs' Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrh.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

BosroN, Nov. Ill. 2. Couch, who travels
under many aliases, has been arrested in Provi-
dence, r l., by United States Treasury Detec.
tives, charged with making and showing coun-
teIfeit 90 cent. com five cent nckles and $40
$50 national bank bills, all OF which are re-
markably well executed. He was held in $4,000
bail for examination next Monday. s'l sss
srwsE $3.50 Loss of a Vessel. $50 "a
The British fishing schooner Ocean Bird
took fire on Georges Banks Nov. LIST aud was
scuttled. The crew after remaining three day
exposed in the rigging, were rescued by the
British brig New Dominion of Yarmouth, N.
s., for Portland and were yesterday landed at
Gloucester.
Pard0ued
y. Maj. Thomas L. White, under sentence in
State Prison tor shooting a woman some two
years ago in Boston, was pardoned to-day and
left for Portland in care of bis mother. He is
in the last stages of consumption.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

WASHINGTON, Nav II The civil service
commission resumed their sessions 10 day. dis
cuss'pg the que tioo, What exceptions are
necessary 70 the proposed general rules OF APP
polnsmenl?"
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
Cold Weather.
ILLINOIS,.
TELEG xAPH ITEMS.

Nov 1.-Rsturns from AZ counties
give Beverage the Republican Candidate for
Congressman at large, ID 500 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
W. ID. LITTLE &c Co.'s.
Insurance Agency,

40 f-2 Exchange ST, Oct TN 1871.
The Merchants Dnd North Americans Ei-
surnnee Companies of Hartford.
Having been compelled TO surrender aud suspend
business the present, have request AL er-
sons holding Policies OF thsse Con panes to hand
them in to for cancellation without delay. In the
meantime we bare endeasored to protect all OF
the Policy holdeIscut OF city, and far al los-
sbe, those within the city, by placing their risks in
other safe companies.
City Fire Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford. rg.'-
Our advices frcm the President OF this Company now
in Chi ago warrant us in saying to patrons aud
friends that the "City Pre- is all right and will cou-
business usual and pay all its losses prouIpt-
ly as her, toore.
The PhGnix is all right paying all its loss S and
leaving clean surplus of over 81 900 ,O0O.
Oct 1S-d&N3
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

DIR. OR.
Paid cash ORDERS. S2s7 81 Bal cash en- hand
" for goods. e747 Nov. !, 1870. ...S 30 80
eJte s a Of STT e iief iand. 60 co
- Z yee...... $40 Reed from do do. so 90
Cash on hand -, 1871 SO 90 for goods. II OF
" from levee... 219 SO
HAD ~ {6C7 OF % rom member
ship. $500. SO 10
..... Us s4.. worb, dona- b
tons, &c. 80 38
.a bond......... s3es
$607 VI
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. J. W. Chase, President;
Mrs. Charles Fobes, Vice President; Mrs. G..
NJ Plummer, Treasurer; Mrs. I. Frank Jones,
Secretary. -.I 4.a a.r. .. r-. qar
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
The steamer City of PARIS sunk yesterday
afternoon the canal boat Montana, laden with
grain. Sue was insured for S13, 600 szsag
OHIO.
fNu Fuf

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL AT q consultation
held here between The tobacco manufacturers
and Ieaenue fiji oials committee was appoint
ed to draft resolutions to sepd to Washington
II was seLeially agreed thar bonded ware
houses are unnecessary; that The peddling sys-
tenn he restricted or abolished; that dealings
in the leaf tobacco needed better regulations
and thatthe taxes should be reduced. %
s $780, Vessel siaLs. srse,ss
CLEVELAND, Nov 11--A dispntch from
Ma lison rep ,rts vessel sunk two miles from
the shore with three meu dashed to the cross
trees. A tug has gone from here to THEFT as
sistance. $3.50 Ir.5- --..5.- y -, ,s-i5ss
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

You ARE TROUBLED WITH BAD BREATH. =
~ annoys your friends as well as youtseif
LOU would like to get rid of it, but scarcely
KNOW what means to adopt. We will tell you.
so se me fragrant Sozodont, i will cleanse and
oeau''y your teeth, and leave your breath
pure. f
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13

WE invite all who wish to buy good clothing
we'll made up to cali on George w. Rich &
Co., store 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
UTA a.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. i1.-Missionaries
leave for the East next Thursday.
There has been no intelligence from Brig
ham Young or Orson hyde.
Snow is falling on the hills.