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Schools.
COLLEGE of virglnia,


The winter sessionrof this institution common
ces TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1st and continues
FIVE MONTHS.
The course of instruction is complete; conducted
by Faculty of eight professors, assisted by an
examination on the lectures. All the clinical
without charge-the Almshouse Hospital, the
College Hospital, the College Dispensary, and
the Central Lunatic Asylum, afording the OPP
portunity of studying disease at the bedside.
Terms-Professors' fees including matricula-
ton, $125; dissection fee, $40; diploma fee $50.
No charge for clinical lectures or examinations.
month For further information, address -
Dean of the Faculty,
se1O-4t No. 600 Grace street, Richmond.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
z CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The session commences October LIST. The Insti-
tuition embraces an Academic Department. and
Departments of Law, Medicine, Engineering
and Agriculture. For catalogues apply to VIM.
Wertenbaker, Secretary of Faculty, P. 0. Uni
versity of Virginia
CHAS. S. VENABLE,
sep3-4t Chairman of Faculty.
Z SPEN HILL SCHOOL.-The sixth
"a session of this school will commence on
the LIST of October. and close the last Friday in
juno following. Course of Study in English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
extended and thorough.
Terms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apply to
@. j. KEMPER,
or,0T I Cuolyn0 Va
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At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of Augusta county court,
September 7th. 1872
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-09-24
J. E. Guy, Chairman.

@-The worst Coughs yield, as if by magic,
to the wonderful curative powers of DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Seutfblanb.

Berlin, 10. San. Die prcpin,ial.eorre-
i~pOnSsns last, bic 9Bisbsraufnabm Der SiplOmati.
I&sn Ys,isbunssn nit granfrsi6 b~sptiie, baB bic
seutI6e Resieruns bas frabers frsunslias Ser
baltnis, swii9sn bsn bfibtn 2aticnsn piesrbsrsu-
itslsn pinihf.
Berlin, IL. San. Cine Depsi&e BON Der
iaiass an bic 8ssieruns mslSst bab bic 8ati-
ffaticasnsn bss In 5ranfiurt abssi9loNsnsn 3oa.
sertraass bsuts swii9en benz Baron BON arnim
uns benz @rafen &emulat Namens Der &esie,
runsen rem Denti6lant unc 8ranfrsit ausss'
taui9t tporesn leien.
Man6em, IL. San. Sn Der baieril9sn
aamm,r rs&tfertiate beute bic &tsisruns-in
Grwisuuna aaf cine @nfrase Der SppOftion-tie
Dur&fabruns bes alt-fatbOIii9sn &itus bel Get.
6enbssGnsniGtn.
Tramfreih.
paris 10. San. Das ssn Der Nationals
gsriammIuus s%rnannts Spssial-G Omits bat i&
in Isintm Yeri&te ssssn bic 3uridusrlssuns il.
nsr aSrysrl&aft mad paris ausssiprs&sn. 9On
Ssitsn Der Rs&tsn wurbs Der gsriat nit srsbsm
gsifaas besribt; bic sinis ssrbislt iS pabrsnb
Der gSrleIuns ssHslbsn rubis.
Sn ben Departments Srne, Galraeas u. Cure
IN bic RinsupeR ausssbre&sn.
paris II. San. Das pariier Suurnal lUbt
bas Bolt Der Ser. Staatsn 'tpssen Ieinsr unbt.
srsn,t.n eiberalitat unb tpsssn Der speiisn Ser,
tbsiluus Der ssIpsnbetsn Ssirass an bic bur&
ben ariss in Nott ssrattsnsn SsW0bnn 8raul.
rsids.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
Neue I9enteit.

SsheFsnpsn tiens sur Ma9ri@t, baB nadits-
bsnbe Ssrrsn bic Gats batten, bic assntur fir
bic @a;stte ;u itsrnsbmen une iins bisbur6 bic
islben bfe6tisst, fir uns 8eleer ein3uiammsln
unp b%ariibsr, Srittunsen aussufsasn:
Ssrnarb Ries, Tswaufss, @aufei6a Co.,
gSise.
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Sbir.
Sptn Matpwalr. @anfatc, Blue Garth
&c., Nfinn.
Saerb S6mit Omaha Gits, Nsbrasfa.
5ernr tpGrs CO unisr @unId, sae an ienen
Ortsn, ne tis Satp nod fsin 9pfalassnt srn
uns a~nsstsat IL, (tpas man aus unisrsr s~lsenten.
gife erisben tann) cine s~ssisnsts YsriSnli&feit
I9 iGriftli6 %unn,elre, nm ~tslastes @si6Gft fir
ms sr tsirrssn >
llniere ;abIrtihen Ssier III Willia nj s.
Surg unb Tep-g or ( MAIDEN mir tarauf auf.
merriam, ta6 unisr bprtiss sssnt, Serr pster
Slim in williamsburg, 30. 222, Gwsn StraBs
pebnt.
unIrenGreunten 1T u. I'm @ilbertssiQe Sa. bic.
ne sur Ta4ri6t pab 5srr Gbriiian @iasr bic
@its bate, bic @sentur fir bic ,,eur. Gazette"
oaislbt ~ ib,rnebmsn II. III b~srielten biemit au.
toritrt fir uns @elter su crleetirsn unt barber
Auittunssr aus;utelen.
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Giienbabns 3age.
3ctt=2abeac.
Nciienber W9ent.

Infer reifeneer Msent, 6err Gnsens
ibein, ipire mdbrenb benz Monat ga
nua fclsenSe Srtfbaften i'm Jntes
refe Der ,,eugemburser Gazette"
bereifeu: &ea asins, Selpinere. eafe Gitp,
@abaibatp, aeeos eannins, @ineisfa, @is
mona, eaGrrb, Brownsville, CALEDONIA, cam
ring, GsGresor unb Gutenberg. ltnfere
Scfal : Issnten m ben betreHen=
scn Yldsen 10 ,pie bic bphp. 6eift=
lidfeit uns Tremnpc ocr >, Gasette"
iinS freunslihft eebeten, eenanntem
Serrr gutiaft NIT Natb uns Chat
beisuffcbeu.
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@s!b in New gJort $1.OSB.

Ian3sn i'm Sanuar bic Nudsn,
Ru6 Der Bauer mad hem Guttsr sudtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
8rieffafe II.

,. 3. 0atafsa~, @inn. = Di. FEDS nsuts sant'ns
sinssi& rieben 3sitanssu an aae n sDtrt; Sras
s. .. %. Ct. YauL, Rinn.-Gui.tuns FIR 8sD. O.
U. Sd. in steier Ruminsr Gazette an 9sutn s%sTSresrt!
9. a.. 5ahinss, @inn.-5r.nt uns ~ %s.rnstnsn;
Dpnen Sbrtrn Nuni&e semds banseIn @lad auf!
.. g.. 90 iuiamsburs.R .. gratcnnmsn ilfrit.
et.. Str rtse Offer fur has 1eetibtn une BIC Srerettane
Nsrs suritr sr.unss %s,fSrtrt! GIittans.n In Sisfr sum'
mer!
ssst,!
q. g., Dptrssiut Sd ai6tis ansasmm,n. 60
sttstsert Neutn Susd1idt.
gb. ID, Ssus plains. @ina.-5atsn bic bsirsHsnstn
Nummsrn na8stf6idt
tn sirftr Nunmr I! Neuen sanfene ansttriebtn!
Q. %, 1iffin, Sbip.-Srasc! sur INNER pcrtrdrts f!
Y. g., St.pettr @inn.-gDar mabrlis sessnst ans
IN suite gauns jn strfssen Suhtunstn IN etsisr Wsnmer:
tn trsblh6ss pod! anitrn 8rennssn tn ct. geter nHs tre'
Ps6s! unirtn rabrtsen asenttn!
y. So, @ arpSiIts, To.-Sattn bic Satt ist na&
Wunih tsierst!
n. {, Sesasa, geise.-eaHea's fSpn seltsn, ~.nn ,p.i
Nsus stntrttsn fur .insn, Der bic SABINE srIsusast!-Nu IN.
its trauf su! Gras.
Gs. ID, Strbs, Sb.-gravc! sri.fune gslb srbalten
Ssr,L Grus!
o.. 8 g, Oifan, Sa.-Rs6t 70; psasn ben Nansn
dneern
~. Et SIItrCretI, ia. CrteT erpaIItH, VlisIIt
rnub ieep6 bersits bel SstreTsnesr anssfpmmtn fein, tspor
mir Str s&rsibsn s%rtietsn! gaes in Srrnuns!
.. s.. 80 ateftaw, @inn. = 0as etbt ia isin! gnr
INNER gfsue! 98as bic anasetuttte Grlete a~nbtlanst. 70
1T fisislbs sani uns ear mad unierm WuniSs! Simmer ia
s. M., Sbatppss, @inn.-9is steuen anstf&ri.tsn!
9. r., gswautes, @ise. = Brave! Splds 9s.uter
irte Sic, bic It'd her Gazette q us Il beritu9uRs annsts
men, tpnnen mir alIeit ssbrautsn Qur riitig ~9spcrtsn
ure Go pirb i6pn ssbsn! Str,l. @rus
81. 3D., 5tfina! Ri6is auselanst Suittuussn in
bieier Rummsr @rasen Sic uusre jrrunrs IN 1wssn
Sprinss.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
3mberial JeuerberF9ernnss So. nit
S., 5000, 900 0oln

rbnt aefen fir aeue gapiers erneutrt psrSen.
Gbenfaas bite iG, ale tsrartisen ysliesn nar an
mid cher meinsn Scbn ab;ulisfsrn, ba i'd ni6t
LANCER in irssnp tuel9sr Notwithstanding nit
msinsu frRbsren partners fsbe.
@6tunssypQ
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dies.
q nlan b.


Die 9irettoren Der eaput sssanssntn vYpp.
ling Green" C3pssb). Sparbanf in Nsp ycrfbs-
reitetsn ibrsn flsiusn DspcFtcren cine srobe
NaG- Nsuiabrs- Greube, inbsm ft am Disnfss
al. Depp0tsn, wslGs $t1 ni9t ibtrfisssn-unp
Is CAB bsrsn iibtr 300-Sol aus;ablten. % pa-
rem msit ainbtr, hi. ibre flsinsn GriparniRe ba
ansslsst battsn, bann einiss o%sriint" DisnNmas-
BE- uni arms Nabtsrinntn, wsl&e ss nidt meter
ais auf SIT ssbra&t battsn.-Die srSbsren Dc.
~peitcrsn ipasn stpa 50 yrOssnt srbaltsn.
Bel @lenpoob, SaTr 60, q. S, ma&ts
leBte Wo&s Gin ma&tis srobsr itpar,r Bar bic
Gsssnb uni&er. esmusl &yspsf, Gin Jarmsr,
wurbt BON Der Bette, tpabrsnp CT l6 auf benz
Ysrse an elmer wiltsn Stsas bsim 5sl3faasn BE-
fano, iberrai&t ai9tsts l@ nit 3uriidlaGuns
leintr @rt purbs aber ron BEN Barren 70 RAID
ssrfOlst sab ibm fsin aassrss &sttunssmittsl
ibris blisb, ais auf einsn fleinsn Baum sa flst.
tern. Der Bar sriu&ts ibm Sa foIssn, ba Der
Baum absr ,a sann mar, 10 sins bas ni4t ans
Der Bar b~ssniistt l& eamit ben Baum bis gum
Ginbru& Der Dunislbsit ,a bspa&tn. ,O CT in Der
8i&tuns mad &pssyfs S&affal i& s%ntfsrnts.
Der Sarmsr elite mad Sauis unS fanO brsi Rs-
rinsl&afe erwirSt. Am DOnnsrfas jastt cine
Saabpartie btn Barren auf unO tObtsts ~bsnislbsn
mad bsftissm aampfs bel wsI&sm srti 5anbs
sampfunfGbis ssma&t purssn.
An ct. PAUL lisb an Wsibna&tstass bsr
Sb.rif int County Ssfansnib fammtli&sn ST.
f~anssHsn elm sutss Rittasss1sn ale 8sisrtass'
@sl9snf tsrsitsn. Die @sfanssnsn parbtu
Sa,u aus ibrsn 3sasn sslaGsn unb in sinsm Cor
rissr am ssmsini&afhi&tn Slid bswirtbst aid
Oh 81 III tinsm Sottl mare. Rinsrbratsn, bib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
QanfiaAmma.

llniern gsrpanbten une 5rsunesn, rel4e uns
pabrsnb Der fur;sn arantbeit anisrss Sebnss,
Gruarb Ssbann, biilfrei&e 5anS %leifstsn, icmis
alien Semen, bic ibu, bic lebt Gbre an isinsm
SssrSbnibass %srpisien, iastn mir bisrmit unit
rem tiefsefitltsn Sanf.
SobR u. Rarg Vreslrr.
Dubuaus #, Sanpar 1872.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Heter &iene,
auf BEN alien plast, Gdebs Drain u. 5. Strabs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Wia man cine psrsniste S6littsnfabrt
MAIDEN, ~ Dsrssfs man ia miet ben ssibfaa
rsr Ssrrn Dsder unb Sassr, an Der 4. GIRAFFE
Sriitsn @ain unb eOaaf ~tieielbsn lnS ,u is.
her 3sit bsrsit, ibrsn @Snnern bic feinfen S9lit-
ten ans ausstsi&nstten pferte sur gerfisuns 81
fsaen. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Gin berber Serluft traf pabrtnb lsBtsr
ISOLDE Srn. Scbann preslsr, gormann unierss
OrndtrrtrienaIs, inpsm ibm isin 4iSbrisss
SSsn6tn, mad faum 2tdsissr arantbsit, bur6
sen unsrtiitli1en Cob entriben tpurss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

0e%ftorben. eesten 5reitas Ha1nittas
ssrltitS tabisr, mad fursem aranfenIaser, i'm
litter ron ;ebn Sabrsn, Spbann Ibeis, Ssbn tes
pm. EidoIas Sbsis. 3as SesrGtnib fanS fat
am Scnntaa Na6mittaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Trti5.-56 benadri@tise hermit msins
5rsnnSs unp Sefannten, tab i'd mid sGnsli6
ssn bfr 3irma Yrn Si1el II. Go. setrsnnt babe,
unb bab aas grIicen, bic I'D fir bic Sartfcrb unp
Hcrtb Sritiib Gcmpasnie aussstslt babe, icbalp
ne abselauien Inb, ron mir in ter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
Stadt und Staat.
% Gneisen fonten i~pdfeffens bic meontas
CO. Witfas eingsbradt rpereen.

Me- 10 Gents per 3eils fir bsitsllts @cti;sn
N Der 9cfalipalts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
Dubuque @boleiale Marttberi&t.

Ssbsn Ditnaas ~frrsfaItis ssrbsf.rt ssn
Weber S Wenter,
in @rpcsrieen, prcYifpnen,
@einen unp 9iquSren,
re. 50 W%ainfrass, nif&tn3uRs4. Ctr.
Dubuque, 16. Sanlar. 1872.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14
TO Il Il IG N.
Republican HnSurrcctiOn Among
the Spanish Troops.

MADRID, Oct. ia Republican insurrec-
ton has broken out among the troops garrison
ing the arsenal at Ferrol, the province of Co.
runna The government has Despatched troops
TO the town and summary measures will be at
once adopted to suppress the revolt
Soon after the Cortes convened in session to-
day the Minister for Colonies announced that
government received information of Republi-
can revolt at Ferrol. He said 1900 men belong
ing to the garrison of the arsenal at that town,
together, with portion of the naval coast
guard and some of the population were Joined
in the movement. The leaders of the revolt
are Montijo and Raias
The garrison of the fortress and crew of the
Spanish war steamer Majaredo continue to
withstand the oyertures of the rebels, and re-
manned faithful to the government Notwith-
standing this the insurgents succeeded in re-
tanning possession of the gunboats which were
anchored in the harbor. They also obtained
possession of the lighthouse and imprisoned
the keeper By these means they have closed
the port SO that the government reinforcements
cannot reach the place by sea When the Min
lister of the Colonies announced the facts in the
Cortes the Alphonsist and Republican deputies
took occasion to disavow any completely of their
partizans with the movement and declared that
their sympathy is with the government and
against the lnsurrectionists,
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14

MADRID Oct. 13.-An official despatch from
Ferrol reports the insurgents badly disorganiz-
Ell ana poorly provided with ammunition. The
req Republican flag is flying from masts of yes
seis ana over the palaces seized by the revolu-
tlonists. Troops will combine with the garri-
son In an attack on the rebels without delay.
Inc Gacetta says the insurgents had seized
ehe steamer CadiZ, a tug boat and several barks.
several citizens seem to look upon the move
ment with Indifference, taking no part for or
against 1t. The military governor, commander
OF the post and all officers are faithful to the
government, and with the troops of the garri-
son occupy strategic points. The Captain Gen
erai OF COrunna with all his disposable forces
has marched for Ferrol. Trsops have also been
despatched thither from Gijon, Santander and
Bilbao, and an iron-clad has sailed from Car
thagena for the same point The only place of
Importance held by the insurgents is Arsenal,
from which they will soon be unable to move.
Fort PHILIPPE which is occupied by the gov
eminent commands the entrance to the har-
Dor and prevents rebel vessels from moving out.
Inc Insurgents are already demOralized, and
several have deserted and surrendered to the
loyal authorities
In the Cortes on Saturday debate arose on
the elections in Porto Rico and the extension
OF electoral privileges to Cuba.
Irime Minister Gorilla told the House that
no reform could be introduced in Cuba while
single man remained in arms against the gov
eminent. As for Porto Rico the government
HsNP ito pIUlillbeS VI UuG ICNOluJlOI, DuI
would do nothing which might jeopardize the
preservation of the colonies.
Mexican News
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. a., via Havana, Oct
1.-The President in an address to Congress
said affairs with foreign governments We're sat,
isfactory, and he was about inaugurating eco
nomical reforms.
Iyphus fever is prevalent throughout the
country. - ..'' n
twenty soldiers killed seven sentinels while
eeserting from Pueblo. They were recaptured
anu executed. -=-- -.
A small town was burned and seven persons
executed -7'0
a commission is to be appointed by Congress
Grande -
The Vote for Electors.
MATAMoRAs, Oct. 13.--The vote of the people
Tor residential electors was cast to-day The
electors meet the first Sunday in November to
elect President, there being n opposition to
the present incumbent Lerdode Tejada. The
election passed off without unusual excitement
Little interest appears to be taken in the can
vass. Advices from other frontier States rep
resent all quiet and no opposition or excite
ment. @ -
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14
Municipal Court.

..H JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
ATUpDAY.-Elizabeth McNulty. Larceny. Dis
charged. ..
Libby. Williams.
Abner Paine. Common seller. Discharged the
evidence showing that the complainant was prompt
oil by motives of revenge. The complainants were
reprimanded.
Fox. -aa.I.. Libby.
John Howley. Drinking house and tipping shop
Recognized for appearance at January term.
Fox. Williams.
John Sullivan. Common seller. Discharged.
Fox. Williams
Patrick sulliaau. Drinking house and tippling
shop. Discharged.
Fox. D -frt Williams.
Charles Z. Monson. Drinking house and tipping
shor. Recognized for appearance at January term
Fox Frank
John Shaw. Common seller. Recognized for ap-
pearance at January term.
Fox. -g Williams.
John McMenamie and French Ayers. Larceny
SENTENCED to 90 days each in county jail Sentence
suspended as to McMenamie on condition Of leaving
the city.
Anna Rafferty,. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with costs. Appealed.
Fox. ll. rEl- Williams.
Mary j. Mears. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with costs. Appealed.
Fox. Williams.
Fred H. Smith. Resisting police officer Seth Ster-
ling. Fined $50 with costs Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14

The Portland s. Ogdensburg managers will
continue to issue excursion tickets short time
longer Now is your chance and this the sea-
son of all seasons for the trip.
Gentlemen interested in the formation of a
veteran military company are reminded of the
adjourned meeting tonight.
Mrs Emma Stewart, colored woman, died
in the alms-house in this city last week, aged
1O5 years.
Some gentlemen on Munjoy have formed an
association and will give course of strictly
private. dances at Lincoln Hall. the second of
the course to take place next Friday evening.
Mr. Higgins is President and Messrs. Noble
and Berry Vice Presidents.
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place this even
ing. 49,. Iu.a
Hale has sent us some beautiful chromos of
collections of flowers gathered from our nation
al cemeteries in different parts of the country,
and from the Holy Land. They are finely
mounted and are appropriate for the portfolio
or for framing.
The ladies of the First Baptist Society will
give two festivals at the vestry on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
The corner of Preble and Congress street was
bereft of its loafers last night and there were
no idlers on the steps of City Hall. ..
At the Hooper ratification meeting at Fan
euil Hall on Friday night, Hon. Israel Wash
burn was the first speaker, and after consider
ing the record of Horace Greeley he made a
mastery review of the military and political
career of Gen. Grant ~
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14
The Vote for Electors.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Tom Fields of the Tammany Ring cannot be
found l4.avr - .1l-
A fire in Amherst, N. S.. Friday night, burn
ed several stores, causing loss of S1O0, 000.-
Five buildings were burned.
The new ship Friedland of Boston, arrived at
New York from Kennebunk Saturday to load
for San Francisco. ~ .-- ---...' -.......-
A severe storm has prevailed on the British
coast for the last "a hours. Several disasters in
the British chanoel are reported
The yacht Dreadnought won the Ocean race
of 240 miles in % hours and minutes, beating
the yacht Palmer.
Prince Napoleon win be escorted to the from
tier by military guard.
Gov. Hoffman has issued proclamation eulo-
CYSTIC of the late Secretary Seward
Friday, at Hickman's Mills, Mo-, two broth
ers, named Young, quarrelled about the mar
riage of their sister to one Clemens, about
which they disagreed. They drew weapons but
were separated. Later one of them went home
and got shot gun, and meeting his brother
and Clemens shot the former fatally and Sc
verely wounded the latter
A special from Jefferson City, Mo-, saws a
vigilance committee at Aullville Lafayette Co.,
killed one man and mortally wounded another
Friday night, for horse stealing.
A Berlin despatch says that the decision of
the Emperor on the San Juan boundary will
be favorable to the United States
The London Times in an obituary of VIM.
I'll. Seward says: HE was a useful statesman,
deed of the ,nifnrn, bn 81 PROOF py ms
of justice"
oonn icy, "le anu ineai5' ana TWO otner
inJn anJ MoEasi ,.,;inood n,, IL, IN .i1E IL
day evening. for home. Tbev were ran INTO nv
passenger train, and Tiple' wife and child
were killed
Tho sailors of Clevoland Ohio oro
strike.
A railroad collision at Aver. Mass. Saturday
damaged the enoines '"'''o"s
Mrs. Lucinda Tibhatts of Wolehoro VOC L;l,-
ed while walking on the track of the Nasbua g
Lowell railroad Saturday, -
Tous blame has baen forh;ddon 70 ,oo+rro :,
! Italv' -''' '0'A ''i ''o0oA W i'0'''ie III
60 N,,r,' ''''' CIV "' "i
WI nit Uonor anu oshel selormers OF New
fork CITY nave issued an ADDRESS urging the
| the Assembly irrespectiye of n.rty They make
no Observation-Disclosures resnectnper ,ro,arc ii sa,
| ing that both candidates are unexceptionable
Mr. Greeley will make more noIitical sneecbas
| if his friends think best. ''''' 'i'0'''
| Thursday night a oano of rufians ov.rnowor-
| ed the briee tender on tRe Dalauyare and o"l,a
wanna road, near West Paterson, n J., and
| piled rocks on a trestle work forty feet high,
intending TO wreck and rob the train. Fortu-
err my "oio ui''o'ereu ny 'lie track walk
| Minister Jones publishes another long letter,
and the S uo dneS concerning the PRESIDENT
| $50 oo'ony i"nus.
A ire at Whitehall, ILL.,, Friday consumed Is
BUSINESS houses. LOSS not stated.
The bank statement of New York shows an
nv ,e"'o VI 90 lof'ooo III reserves.
There were 454 deaths in New York last
| week.
Prince Napoleon and Princess C,otb;,do loft
| Paris Saturday in CHARGE of two of,;narS fnr
Switzerland
| n Way .So iounu1ry anu Willow ware works OF
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14
The Bricklnyers, Strike at Cbicaxo

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The bricklayers' strike
here is seriously interfering with the work of
rebuilding the city. About half the contractors
have conceded to the demands of the working
men. The remainder appear firm in their in
tention to hold out. 1t is said that non-union
men from other places are afraid to come here
to take the places of strikers but as for the lat
ter they have been quiet and orderly
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14

CINCINNATI, Oct 13.-There was riot in
Covington, KY, last night. A grant procession
consisting of half white and half colored men
were marching along the street when, as one
story says, boy hallooed for Greeley. A negro,
it is said, shot him and commenced firing. An
other story is that negro fired in the air, and
another, that they fred into crowd of by
ISLANDERS Although many shots were fired
there was no one hit with bullets Many were
struck with torches. Doors and windows in
two stores were broken in.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-14
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" good paying and really meritorious article may
be secured upon reasonable terms by calling upon or
addressing at once,
FARNSWORTH 4 SIMPSON,
30 Temple Street, Portland, Me.
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