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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-08-07

A young man Of Twenty-Five is making a
great sensation in Noble county, Ohio, and has
earned the sobriquet of the "Boy Preacher. -
He presides over two Presbyterian congrega-
tions with much effect, and also finds time to
deliver many telling blows against imtemper-
ance. His name is l.. G. Rutter
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Portland Observatory,

MO Stranger no ID leave the City without visit.
IN ing the Oh. erv tory on Munjoy's Hill. From
the cupola 2z7 fe above the Sea. may be seen the
entire City, the Ocean to the horizon. CascO Bay.
with its 1866 Islands. The White Mountains 80
miles distant. and with the powerful Telescope
mounted in the cupola objects 80 miles distantin
every direction may be DISTINCTLY seen. The views
here said to be unsurpassed for beauty and va
rety by any in the world Cor gress street pass
every 10 minutes. SN jy22 3m
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a turai roiser of Michigan went to Detroit
got arunk' was robbed, fell into a saver aot a
black eye, and woke up the next , 500 sos "
mud puddle, looking as if a reo;,, ns III
lis birthday. "A W celebrate
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AROOSTOOK COUNTY.

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The Republican County Convention is to be
held at Fort Fairfield Tuesday, Aug. 22d.
The Sunrise says Chapman Plantation
otherwise No. IL Range 8, adioins Pressure
Isle, and has a large portion of the best Of
early all taken up by young men from Ken
nebec, who are making great slaughter OF the
trees. One man has taken the job to fell 15O
acres; and four others are cutting sixty acres
in one opening The young men who have
taken these lands are OF the first class, and ia
a very few years will make of it grand town.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The Bridgton News says on Monday night,
the LIST inst, young man named Davis, at
work for Mr.. George Dodge, of Bridgton, stole
twenty five dollars from his employer and a
horse belonging to Messrs Rufus GIBBS & Son,
which was grazing in their field near Mr.
Dodge's house, which he mounted and left for
parts unknown. Deputy Sheriff Brown start
ed in pursuit of the thief, but at present ad-
vices had been unable to find him.
The News says Portland boat club are now
spending few days very pleasantly in boating
on the ponds and lakes in Bridgton.
The News says Orrin Douglas, Esq, Of Ma
pies, has recently sold his house, farm, farming
TOOLS hay, etc., to Mr.. Walton, of Portland,
for $500, which sum covers everything but the
furniture and other household goods.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The City Marshal O. Hallowell announces
that hereafter he proposes to enforce the liquor
law as well as the rest of the statutes.
The Gardiner Reporter SAYS on "Wednesday,
the % inst, Mr.. Jonathan f. Moody, of Pitts
ton, received a severe and somewhat danger
Gus wound from scythe in his right knee
joint, penetrating the capsular ligament. The
wound was dressed by DR.. H. Small, and the
joint now appears to be doing we'll.
KNOX COUNTY.
1t is proposed to start shoe factory in
Thomaston, with capital OF $4,000.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The rails on the Knox & Lincoln Railroad
are laid to the depot at WaidOboro.
On the 9Th of July Mr.. Gideon Barker and
wife celebrated their golden wedding at their
residence in Dresden. The members of the
family were present and many of their relatives
and friends, They received a number of ap-
prOpriate gifts. =
AT DamariscOtta Mills on the 18th ult. Ben
lamln Lincoln, workman in the saw mill of
y. Haynes q Son fell against large circular
saw, one leg being instantly severed from his
body Just above the hip. He lived about fl
teen minutes after the accident.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. IN
On Saturday, July 29th John r. Hickey and
George Pu!k, of Robbinston, had a quarrel
about Pulk's cattle getting into Hckeys field,
during which Hickey struck Pulk with club,
seized Hickey by the collar and threw him into
a ditch. Hickey got up, went few rods, then
Tell down and died in less than half an hour.
post mortem examination of the deceased
showed a fatty degeneration of the heart with
diseased valves. -At F7
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st ate News.

ANDROscoGGIN COUNTY,
Austin Marshall of Lewiston, so severely
whipped his little daughter the other day that
her life is despaired OF The brute is under ar
rest and was to have had an examination Sat-
urday.
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Partner with $4,000 Wanted,

drCHcr WITH %0OUO Wante0s
In frst-class Ladies' Furnishing Goods House,
most desirably located in the vicinity of Winter st;
has been established about eight years; present
stock over 5000; the business has always paid, is
rapidly increasing. and the services another inter-
ested man is actually essential. One party has had
sixteen years experience in the business, is honest
careful industrious, and gives the best Of references
We have investigated this business, and confidently
recon- nd it rare opport unity for energet-
ic young man to interest himself In first class and
p' Oitable business. No shop-worn goods. Every
dollar go into the business. and trial offered be-
fore a permanent engagement and investment Ia
made. ltlEEtr AL
Apply to LANGLEY BERRY,
lslirIagcE 10 NJ ~ Financial Agents, q.
au7d st Is Congress ST., Boston.
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SPOKEN.

April H. lat 90 s, lon &C e, ship ST Paul, from Ran
COON for Falmouth, E.
April 49, lat 2i s. Ion so E, ship vigate. from New
York tor Falmouth. K. .s--'r
May I. lat s, Ion So s, ship Hercales. Lincoln I'm
Akyab tor:Falmouth, e.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SOused Tribe.

~ w. BELKNAP'S Steam Refined Triple, put up
VI in vinegar, makes the best relish tor summer
eating that can be found. 1t always be obtain
ed at No stall, Milk ST.. Market, and at ali the
wholesale Groceries in this City. Orders from the
country promptly attended to.
Portland Aug. 7th 1871. z aug7 div
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M A II r. 4 e ID

In Rockland, Aug.1. VIM. o. Steele, Of Portland,
and Aida NJ Kalloch, OF KocklaDd. s.fa
In Biddeiord, june 81, Henry E. Warren Of South
Bridgton, and Mary F. Weymouth. OF Saco.
In Damariscotta, July 10. George S. Berry and
Olive b. Seders.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, Aug. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New YORK, : muse ID
Henry Fox. , r,.,a G. Jobn Nh via
PASSPORT for Boston.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Mary Van Ceaf, from Savannah for Boston,
spot en- Jul, 81 lat IS ~ Ion "a so, with loss or
part OF decklload.
Sch VIM McCobb, of Buckspert. was into by
steamer Providence during thick fog I'd inst. of
Point judith. and was badly damaged.
Br barque Vesta, from New Haven tor st John,
NB went ashore at Little River Head near Cutler,
let inst. and came of with four feet water in her
hold, rudder broken, and part Of keel gone. She
will make temporary repairs at Cutler.
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gives health and vgor to the frame and bloom to the
Pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and II no treatment subxa tied
to, consumption, insanity, or epieptic fts snsue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

NOVEL CApTUnE.-As the steamer Pall-
SADIE was coming up the river yesterday on
her regular trip, when off Sandy Point she
"sighted" foe buck in the middle OF the
river. who "wlth lusty sinews was stem
ming the raging torrent" and bound lor
the classic Shades of the Chickahommy
Captain Nelson Immediately steamed with.
in hailing distance, but the " antlered mo.
march of the forest" refusing to =" heaVe
to,' " "boarders were called away, ana u
boat in charge of Purser WIS was aowsfeo ";tieo
chase he was captured in true naval style,
Purser Wills boarding him on the "quar;;
ter" and one OF the crew on the starboaro
bow. A short but desperate struggle tooS
place, when the enemy struckshis flag and
was towed alongside the steamer, where
bis case was adjndicated and he declared
legal prize.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Chnstadelph'an Synagogue covenant
Grace Street Presbyter7an.-Rev. DR..
Jeter at II A. M.
Second Baptist. G. c. Biting at ii
A. NJ. and half-pastI p. NJ:
Sidney Baptist-Rey. T: J. Daven ort
at IL A. NJ; Rev. f. McMinn ut tx P. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. Edward Lewis at
II A. nj.
Methodist Episcopal Omitted States Court
room).-Dr. Phelphs, presiding elder, ut
II A. NJ. and TX p. NJ.
Virginia HaH.-Services In German by
Rev. John Blcnner at II A. NJ. Sunday
school at 9 4. NJ. and 4 L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

POLITICAL NOTES.-The office of regStra
tion will be opened on Monday ut the
Town Hall. All persons living north o.
the Petersburg railroad-heretofore unre
glstered-will register at that place. We
trust that every effort will be made to in
duce all such to register ut once. Particu
lar attention should he paid to the trans
ferring Of parties who have removed, and
of having registered those parties who have
lately moved in our midst.
We are requested by the Township Su.
perintendent to state that there will be q
business meeting Of the Conservative party
to night ut the Town Hall, at haIf.past
O'Clock, and that all working Conservatives
interested in the success Of the cause are
invited to be present.
To-day at IL O'Clock there will be a grand
rally at Midlothian, and from all parts Of
the country very cheering intelligence is
being received.
The TROUBLE AT THE MARSHALL MILLS
Under the impression that at the meeting
Of the Board of Directors OF the Marshall
Mills to be held to-day there will be q
thorough investigation into the causes OF
the suspension in the weaving. room, and
full justice done to all parties, we have re.
Trained from making any comments there
on. From what is known OF the gentle
men composing the directory, it is be:
lieved that work will shortly be resumed
on terms satisfactory to all parties.
ELECTION OF OFFICE s.-Manchester
Council, Friends Of Temperance, has
elec ted DR.. A. Monteiro worthy associate,
and Thomas W. Gontry conductor-botl
10 till vacancies.
THE LADIES' FEsTIvAL.-The Feast al
Cersley's Hall will close tonight at
O'clock. The articles remaining on hand
will be disposed of auction. The festival
has been very successful, and the ladies
expect large attendance tonight.
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d, Mcdaniel won the first rs we'll as the
fourth race nj Jerome Park on Tuesday.

| d. Mcdaniel won the first as we'll rs the
| fourth race at Jerome Park on Tuesday.
A white man in Nevada mu' dered a
| Chinese Washerman for refusing him credit.
The Indians have raided into Young
county, Texas, and run of l, 900 head oil
cattle and many horses.
The barge Twilight, with lumber, drifted
ashore near Kincardine, Ontario. and all
hands are supposed to have perished.
By decree of the Mexican Government
the port of Magdalen Bay, Lower Cali
fornia, will he closed on and after the 3lst
OF December next.
Men are the same the world over. They
call nj. THEIRS "Old Specs" i'll Parls-the
very title by which General 5. is known TO
the Lexington cadets.
The Green Bay Adv0cate states that the
loss of the Peshtigo Company Dy the recent
fires in the lumber region was $500, 600; In
surance, S1OO, 600.
A free ballot having been rendered i'm
possible by military interference IN tne
September election in Toian1 county,
Cal, the Democrats have brought SUIT TO
test its validity.
The report Of British cruiser after
fugitive fishing vessel off Gloucester, Mass,
has now every appearance Of false report,
but the citizens Of the town have arranged
to merge their excitement in $500 banquet
! TO the fugitive when she comes.
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A VOICE FROM CHICAGO following
letter addressed to Captain William Eng.
ilsh, OF Richmond, by his nephew In Chi
cago, gives some idea of the individual
losses In that ill-fated city, and not onlv
Justities what has been spent, for her relief
but shows that much more will be needed
before Charity's work is done:
"CH1cAeo, October Il, 1871,
"My Dear Uncle,-I have only time to
hastily send you word that I have ESCAPED
with life. Fathers store (wholesale milIi.
nery) was burned down, as likewise nv law
office, with all its contents. I saved not one
scrap. II the insurance companies of the
East stand, father will get back one.half to
two-thirds his loss. My loss was s., 200 (all
had. and recovery Of part depends on
the solvency of the banks and insurance
companies. About all have left is youth,
undespairing energy, and capital In my
head and if l can find law business to do,
| cannot complain-of course, though, law
business Is and will be nearly destroyed.
"Of your charity do you and your citi-
zen neighbors send relief to the 10000
destitute who In week will have nothing
to eat. Organize through your churches
and every way to help decrease the mum.
Der of those who inevitably will die of
starvation.
"Three hundred Catholic orphans are
now housed in the Jesuit college near me.
Let your Catholic churches and sodali-
ties make systematic efforts, and send what
they can to the Catholic Bishop of Chicago.
"Tongue cannot tell the desolation and
suffering.
"My address is 393 west Taylor street.
chastity, your atfectiOnate nephew,
WILLIAM j. ENGLISH"
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Court STUMPED BY QUESTION RAISED BY
A WITNESS Concord, n. H., October H.
A number Of liquor cases came before the
Supreme Court, now sitting in this city.
This afternoon Hamilton L. Ranu's case
was under consideration, and witness de-
clncd 10 testify, saying be was not bound
to criminate himself on the stand. He was
supported by counsel, who argued that he
was not compelled TO answer, as his testl-
mony might Show that by Offering compen-
sation for liquor he had induced the COM
mission of crime, and TINS become an ac-
complce, and as such was ms liable to
punishment as the person selling him
liquor.
A debate between counsel and Judge Doe
continued over two hours, and the Judges
final decision was that the question raised
was so important that he should not COM
pei witness to testify neither would he
commit him for contempt of court, but he
suggested that the case be continued and
60 before full bench. This was agreed to-.
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pERrEcrING THE PLAN FOR THE MASONIC

PERFEcTING THE PLAN FOR THE MASONIC
TEMpLE.-William b. Isaacs, Esd, Grand
NJ .ster Owens, and James A. Scott, Esq, q
committee appointed by the Masonic Tenn
rle Association for the purpose. will leave
Richmond on Monday on atour of lnspec.
tion of the Masonic temples in the north
ern and western States. They expect to
visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Albany, Boston, and any other cities where
there are fine buildings for the use of the
Masonic fraternity, with view to the per.
feciion of the plan Of the Association for O
temple in Richmond. 1t Is hoped that the
Cornerstone of this temple Will be laid
next spring. It will be located on the corner
of Ninth and Main streets.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A LADY.
Miss Susan W. Salisbury took passage on
last Saturday on the steamer Clyde at Nor
folk for New York. She staid on the boat
while it was at the wharf III New York, and
then bought return ticket. On Wedues-
day night she was missing, and it is feared
that she committed suicide. At that time
the steamer was between Hog Island and
Norfolk. Her trunk being searched. was
found to contain, among other things, q
board bill of the Mapes House, Ripon,
Wis. dated March -, 1871, and a receipt
of Samuel Walters, III Twelfth street,
Washington, d. G., bearing date Septem:
Der 10, 1871. On the trunk was label
bearing the inscriptions:
"Knor's Express, Washington, October
12, 1871 CAL at house No. 1920 G street,
betareen TUelfh and Thirteenth streets, Jor
baggage Of Mss Susan W. Salisbury"
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MONROE WARD ARoUsED.-The Conser-
yative mass meeting in this ward last night
was we'll attended. aud there were present
good speakers to discuss the issues of the
campaign. Nr. p. W. Grubbs presided,
with Mr.. Samuel NJ. Price as secretary.
Addresses were made in response to calls
by Colonel Connolly and Colonel Wynne,
of the senatorial ticket Hon. r. T. Daniel
and J. n. Brown, Esq, candidates for the
House, and Captain George D. Wise. Colo
nels Connolly and Wynne spoke for the
first time in Richmond during the present
campaign, and made tirst-rate impression.
MIR. Browns remarks were not only earnest
and well timed but eloquent. while the
other gentlemen acquitted themselves with
their accustomed effectiveness.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

A. W. ROsEE, Hieh Constable, viii sell at IL A.
IA, carpets, furniture, &c.
D. X WE1SIG FR will cell at r. NJ. five build
ing lots on sevenih street ut western corner OF
Porter, M lnchester.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will aell at 10 a. M. at
the Eorse-lat four horses, az.
CooR y LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock At
horse lot horses, mules, SC.
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THE MARKET FOB Hoe PRODUCTS

The MARKET FOB Hoe PRoDUcTs.-The
st. Louis Republican carefully reviews the
prospects OF the coming hog crop In the
light of the Chicago catastrophe, It says
that the stocks Of meats on hand in the
West would be placed by an actual count
below 100000 pounds, and concludes
"that while extreme high prices are not
probable at any time in the season, farmers
can to large extent control the value OF
their product and if not frightened by a
sudden closeness of the money market, can
obtain fairly remunerative va lue for every
hog they raise-better prices in December
than NoYember,"
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JOB PRINTIEG.-W call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts. sherlfs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and ayeu:s, aud
all others having orders for printing to the fscilt-
tic, offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EST B.
L1sHMENT for the prompt and fsithful execution
- all kinds OF job Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Cards, Bill l-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes Ball Tickets Elsnks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Rils, Catalogues, Bills or Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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ADDITIONAL CONSERVATIVE CANvAssERs.
The following appointments of Conserya'
tive canvassers are announced by the State
Conservative Committee through Hon. R.
I. Daniel, chairman:
Sirth Congressional Observation-Disclosures
cambridge. of Frederick, and V. l.. Bow
yer, Of Clarke.
Seuenth District Thomas p. Wallace,
Orange.
DR.. Marcus A. Harris, appointed super
intendent of Halifax county, uice Henry
A. EdmondS, resigned.
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PERsoNAL-Rev. DR.. Rufner, Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction, returned to
Richmond last evening.
Governor Walker and Colonel Owens are
expected home this morning at 5:2(
O'Clock.
Superintendent Paynter, Of the Western
Union telegraph office, was we'll enough to
be on the street yesterday.
Judge Joynes drove out yesterday, and
is apparently in much better health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

JEFFERSON WARD RALLY.-At the Ole
Market Hall, on Monday night, there viii
be one of the grandest meetings of the cam
paign. A band of music will be on hand
and besides the candidates, Judge Crump
Judge Ould, W. w. Walker of Westmore
land. Major Robert Stiles, and Captain
Darlington, are expected to speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

RAr1RoAp MATERIAL FOR New 1oRK.-
The schooner j. II. Lockwood cleared from
this mort Yesterday with cargo of railroad
material for the Hudson River railroad,
Nav ork. This rolling stock was manu-
faet,1red by the Tredegar Works, Of this
eity. This speaks well for our manufac'
turing interests.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20, /;

FORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20 1871.
arrive.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. Z. Brett.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, {. r. Talum z Go.
Steamer Niagara, Walker, New York, mer-
chandi. e and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer William 7. Clyde, Drew, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner Golden Gate, Brannock, Baltimore,
m merchandise, Curr!e 90.
Schooner i. N. Gesner, -. down river, light.
Schooner Lucy Jones. Munsey, light.
Echooner ". ". Hackctt, -, light
Brig ALne Ingraham, --, BIO u ande DO Sui,
-four.
Schooner j. H. Lockwood, sharrett. Hudson
river, railroad material from Iredekaf company,
Curtis K Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, october 20 --a&iled, Dtlg ana n. n.
Hoiprook, Briggs, Richmond, Va, to load Tor
Austria, Hatch, Loud = Co.
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THE THEATRE.-Miss Eldridge had q
large and fashionable audience on the occa-
sion of her benefit last night, and the
3" CheIry-Tree Inn" was we'll received by
an exacting audience. Matinee this after
noon, and Miss Eldridge's last appearance
to-night,
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The Registration OF Voters Next
Week.

On Monday and Tuesday next, October
23d and 24tn, the books of registration in
this city and throughout the State will be
opened for revision. Every man not dis
franchised by tho Constitution Of the
United States or Of the State Of Virginia
will then have an opportunity to register
if he has not done so before. The consti-
tutional qualifications are soundness of
mind, legal residence-that is, in the State
one year and in county or corporation
three mouths after gaining State residence
the necessary age (twenty.one years., and
exemption from conviction of any infamous
offence.
If you have come of age since the last
registration, or changed your residence
since then, or that you lost your vote
through negligence. come forward on Mon
day or Tuesday and register.
Mr. Andrew Jinkins, clerk of the Hust-
ings Court. has just received from the Sec
retary of the Commonwealth new registra-
ton books for the approaching election,
together with all the necessary blanks,
oaths, and documents. Registrars will
please call at once on the clerk, at the City
Hall. and get the necessary papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETINGs.-There
will be big Conservative meeting on Ore
gon Hill tonight, at which Colonel Wynne,
Colonel Gilman, Mr.. Daniel, and J. Thomp.
son Brown, will address the people.
A grand mass meeting will also be held
to nj CHIT at Beck's Garden, Jackson Ward.
At this meeting Colonel Connolly, F. w.
Mahood, Esq, and Messrs. Dooley, Loyen-
stein, and George D. Wise will speak.
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RICHMOND GREYs.-This excellent COM
pany, commanded by Captain L. j. Bos.
sieuX, had a dress drill last night in the
presence of many spectators. The meu
looked we II and showed remarkable prof
cheney in knowledge of the tactics.
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ROBBERY OF CONTRACTOR. - Harris
burg, Pa, October 1S.-Mr. Rice, con-
tractor from Pottstown, on his way to St.
Mary's, Pa, was robbed of $4,000 in this
city. Pepper was thrown In his eyes and
the satchel containing the money taken.