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the old and tried leaders Of .hs Dcmocras.
10 party we're opposed to Mr.. Grselcy's On.
dorsemep. At Baltimore. and some Of them
.bAl q1DsupGs, hisE-fs is true tho Bal
timot CosJ hsica bad many good and
Nsed pepa hts jA.but some S,atcs,
sccord|ne ahs lsimorc Gazette. were
seprse enssdAy ni6A who were not known
~ 4 but lheir ps1 Var localities. and
some Of them were YOUNG men jus. come
upon the political sssgs.
HTssf - TIE PLATFORM sdoPpEsd Il Ciin..
cipna,i. and endorsed st BaIslmore is con-
.ccrucd.. VIC could support it,. Nth hut .das..
exception. The % resolution, sccordipg..
to NJ Grccleys understanding Of il, .ssd,
il is upon his construction Of il that the
Democrats have adopted IL, declares "all
political rights aud franchises which have
been acquired through our late bloody
consu |an mist and shall bc gusrau,scd.
'naintaised. d.csioyed. scspected, ergneve.'
Now, IL VIC should vote ,ha, platform, VIC
should consider ourselves pledged never
again TO oppose the srcstiops supposed to
be settled BY the so.callcd ll,h aud 18th
amendments
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Personally appeared Lefnre me Barley Con
lon, aud, arpn oath, SAYS TIE aho,c s,n,e,nent
u true, 81. G. BuTLER
/ Notary fublic
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Grass, Grain and Briar Scyihes and Srca,hs.
Hay, Straw aud Manure Forks IN large n,sdrt-
nien,, at manufactures prices, by
s. II. REYNOLDS,
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No. |, and 3 Nickcrel, In bbs. and hal
bills. and Portland Herring BY thc tii., selling
a, reduced prices. 5. N. REYNOLDS.
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Terrible s.s
summer Resort.

The Ocean Iiousc and United States Hotel, al
Leyes, Del, are gov, open for guests, These
lord, Walter Iurton, Esq. who leaves noibinp
undopc for tho copyepicrec apd pleasure Of his
guests. Ttr bathing, fishing, boating, Re. a,
Lewes are escelleyt, wlicb, combined with The
moderate hotel charges, make Lewes a G,vorii,
resort for We etiyeps of this peninsula, also for
many from Nor,lierp cities The place Is no, as
widely known as Caps May or Atlantic City,
but Ia time will rival these resorts.
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'MsGtalltsr. WV d.stshirs. 'il,y ~, is
hinself hss hsarl ss~sNry Stsstos ~,
|1esss ~ sans 49, i6eessllea 6nse's
tsegeslty . Gssl@n tesssasyj ~ fss!
=. ~ !. srS.', 4. + - ssssl.,
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a,ooc IBIS. Rock Sail, ID sore ana for salsb,
8. n. REYNoLus.
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Plain, Black and Striped f;rcnadines n, Is, 20.
~, 20 30 and % cts. 5. u REYNOLDS. :
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The Delaware Railroad Company have COM
,neneed the Improvements nj the depot, In this
town, which yere noticed In tho TnAxscnrr
some few weeks ago They have hauled large
piles .of car,h 10 eil up the low places, and curb
stones With which 10 rake gut,ers. They also
DsrpQkc raising the payemeut from tho hotel to
ihe vlatlorlm w > ksrl Eitb tfe regular !t9wn
grade.
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japanese poplias at, os, 80 Is, and 40 cts.
I. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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IN. eshAaiA ashesl sqssselQA viz ~ y
C6ufsA u 'tltlt town, VIM ,hold ~ atsoal BIZ
nle ief wtaHssdAy hext, ~ l5tk lsss. n Ool
Ciayiop, +. tirovc, rcar ARMSTRONG 34SsNss.
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Ray, Dr. Patton, Pastor Of tie Prcsbyteria
church ID this town, iniepds 10 go to Qpoglt
on Long Island, east OF New York. on Monda
next, % be gore about ,lrre seeks, duriu
which time his aaqrch will 10 closed.
+ We wish The Doctor plepsant tips, ard hope
1t the end Of bis vacation, bc Tlll returr mug
benefited and isvigorased IN health and streSgNl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23
The Light Infantry Excursion.
Reception at Boston and Providence

~ Especial to Press.] ~
BOSTON, Oct. 22-The Portland Light Infant
ry were met at the steamer by Capt. Burgess
and Lieuts. Fowler and Thomas of the Boston
City Guards, and Capt Majorum and Lieut..
Miller of the Fusileers, who breakfasted with
them at the Warwick House. A large number
of honorary members and a portion of the staff
came by rail last night and joined the company
at the breakfast table. At 10 o'clock the In
fantry left for Providence. ,f
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct 22.-Providence has
three events to-day to attract the attention of
her citizens, the visit of the Portland Light
Infantry, visiting encampment of Odd Fell
lows from Marblehead, and the opening of the
Point Street Iron Bridge, and it seems as if the
whole population had, by common consent,
turned out to celebrate the day. The most lib
eral hospitality has been extended, and the
Portland visitors are enjoying their excursion
very much. On their arrival at 12I o'clock they
were met by the First Light Infantry Battalion
of four companies and escorted to the City
Building, where Mayor Doyle gave them beau
tful welcome, to which Capt. Mattocks and
Mayor Kingsbury responded Arms were stack
ed in the square and the battalion marched to
Union Hail. where a collation. of remarkable
elegance was spread by Mr.. Humphreys of the
City Hotel. The visitors were welcomed by
Chaplain Webb, in behalf of the Providence
militia. A response was made by Hon. f. O.
j. Smith, and after the characteristic cheers by
both companies, they broke bread together. A
long parade followed, which gave the Portland
boys good opportunity to get an idea of the
topography of Providence. A considerable
number of honorary members took carriages
and visited the different points of interest This
evening the Infantry have given the Providence
people an exhibition of their proficiency al
drill, and after this was closed delightful con
cert was given by the First Light Infantry Glet
Club of eighteen voices. The Portland com
pany will leave for Boston at 1915 tomorrow
morning.
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GOrham.

BOLD ByRGLARY.-Mr. George Beck. of the
firm of Davis & Beck of White Rock, Gorham
was robbed on Monday night OF $500 in bills,
by burglars who entered his house from the up
per piazza, through window of his sitting
room; and took his pocketbook from the pocket
OF his vest, which hung at the foot of the bed
IN which he was sleeping, in the room adJoin-
ing the sitting room. The robbers left the
house In the same way they entered. The pock-
ct book was found in the morning on the
ground near the piazza, with $500 in notes
which they left, and $500 in bills which they
overlooked In the sitting room was found a
formidable looking club with which the ruttians
evidently intended to silence Mr.. Beck sbonld
he awake.
Mr.. Beck paid some money from the nocket.
book at the Forest City Trotting Park MONDAY
afternoon, and it is supposed that he was oh.
served to have large sum left, by some one in
the crowd who followed him home and ther
succeeded in stealing $500 of it, No clue ha
yet been found to the robbers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

ADJUSTMENTS 1t is something unusual for
the tickets to dramatic performance to be
sought after with such avidity so long before
the date of the entertainment as in the case of
Booths Macbeth The fact merely proves
that whatever may be the opinions as regards
Mr.. Booths conception of his characters, all
agree that he is one of the greatest if not the
greatest living American tragedian. Those who
delay purchasing their tickets till the last mo-
ment will find there is no room in the theatre
for them.
Number Ss boys commence a course of as
semblies at Harmon's Hall, Libby's Corner, to-
night. The music will be excellent and the
girls will all be there Only IS cents for
ticket.
The third annual assembly of the Resolute
Base Ball Club will be given at Fluent's Hall,
next Tuesday evening Webbs Quadrille Band
will furnish the music and are practicng all
the latest productions of Strauss, Lanner and
Godfrey. The Resolutes are crack New Eng
land club and have hosts of friends in this
city.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell lectures on Woman
Suffrage at Fluent Hall tonight, and Scamp
Meeting" John Allen delivers a spirited adj
dress at Allen Mission Chapel.
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WATERFOWL, Oct. 22.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
of beef Cattle 1868 head there very fair inquiry
difficulty; sales Of choice at IL 90 q IL 90; extra 50
"a 10 50 first quality 90 a 90; second quality 90
q Is; third quality 90 g 80; Coo -
prices not sustained; receipts about 1000 larger than
last week; sales wool Sheep at q 7ac " fb shear
ed Sheep q &c " Id. ~.
easy; sales 1857 bales; Mddling upands 19sc. Flour
heavy and q 1Oc lower sales 10000 bbls; State so
OF Is; Round hoop Ohio 90 "a 8 30; Western 5 80
sales 127 900 bush; No Spring l 50 "a "a; No do
so "a IS; Winter Red Western IS a Sc; White
Michigan at 10 q POS Corn in brisk export de-
mand sales 1874 900 bush; steamer Mixed Western SO
a 63tc; do sail Ga q 64ic. Oats heavy sales $4,000
bush; new White IS q sic; old Western Mixed Al a
4S1c. Beef is dull. Pork tirmer new mess IA so I;
prime II 50. Lard firm at 81 q &C.. Butter steady I;
State "a q CSC. Whiskey more active and frmer at
92k q 93c. Rice steady; Carolina at IT a SIC. Sugar
fee firm; Rio IA a 1sc in Gold Molasses dull Ma
val Stores-Spirits Turpentne dull at 63Ac; Resin
quiet at s. for strained Petroleum firm crude lslc
Freights to Liverpool lower; Grain per steam 81 q
Cd do per sail Old.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Flour quiet with nearly all the
lower; No Spring at IA; No do closed at OF on
spot OF for Oct; No Spring at %; rejected S6k q
sic. Corn opened duh and closed active and recov-
cred; No low Mixed at 301 a 3Osc regular on the
spot or Oct, and 800 a 305 for Nov; rejected CSC.
Oats steady; No at q g 214e; rejected 1871 q 19c.
hye lssIoauy; NO q dt 0U5c barley III Ialr demand
and higher; No Fall 81 "a 63c. Pork in fair demand
and advanced to Is 90 the spot and IL so 12 62S
Jan and 10 rs March, Lard dull and unchanged.
Bulk Meats quiet and unchanged; sales shoulders
first ten days i'll Jan at 4sc. Bacon nominal Whis-
key in fair demand and higher at SO g SS1c.
Lake Freghts in fair demand and lower; Corn to
Buffalo at Ice; Wheat to do tic.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 22.-Pork is nominally at IA 80.
Bulk Meats nomnal shoulders 81 &c; sides offer
ed clear rib sides quoted at 104c and Oc for clear
sides Bacon steady for shoulders at CO sc; clear
ribs 05c held at lie; obbng salesof clear sides at
11sc. Sugar cured Hams steady 174 q 19c for sum
mer and winter. Live Hogs quiet and weak at 20
@435 Whiskey in good demand at Sc.
DETROIT, Oct 22-Wheat steady; extra II; No 1
White 6l4 Corn is dull and lower at 44c. Oats in
good demand at 81 q 33c. -#H
CHARLESTON, Oct. 22.-Cotton quiet; Middng up
lands 1899.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 22.-Cotton quiet and firm Mid
ding uplands at Isle.
MOBILE, Oct. 22.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
19c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand; Middling upands 1890.
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Brief .JoftinEs.

A superb mid-summers day yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon an Irish boy. while play
ing on Union wharf, fell into the water and
would have been drowned if Mr. Fuller and
another man had not rescued him.
j. S. Bailey & Co., sold at auction on Satur-
day last, house No 131 Cumberland street, now
occupied by Walter Corey, for $26 above mort
gage of $4,000, with unpaid taxes for three
years, to the Portland Savings Bank.
The Boston and Maine Company have placed
an elegant thirty ton locomotive on their road,
between Boston and Portland, called the Will
liam Merritt. 1t was built by the Amoskeag
Company, and is one of sixteen.
1t was Hon. Andrew Spring that sailed for
Buenos Ayres.
The sale of reserved seats for the Army and
Navy course will open on Wednesday evening"
Oct. Both, at Army and Navy Hall.
Among the police items yesterday was the
arrest of Frank Chase for robbing a sailors
trunk, on the Boston boat, of a gold watch
worth $3t and selling it for $1.50; also a young
man who was suspected of being the "prowler'
but proved to be harmless.
A foreign lady was victimized yesterday out
of $55 advanced on security for two pinchbeck
watches worth $15, to man who said he want
ed to buy her farm, bat was out of money
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THE TURF.-There was a small attendance at
Forest City Park yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the match race between Mumm and Slash
er for 500 aside; although the day was all that
could be desired and the track in good condi-
ton. The conditions of the race were best two
in three to wagon. In the pool selling Mumm
was the favorite two to one, and after the first
heat there was scarcely any opposition. In the
choice for the poll Slasher was winner
LIST Heat-Both horses got fine send off on
the second scoring and kept well together for
the first quarter, when Slasher went off his feet
and Mumm took the pole, which he kept
throughout the heat, coming under the wire a
full length ahead in 2.49 H.
I'd Heat-The horses got splendid send off
at the second trial and the heat promised to be
close and exciting, but Slasher again went off
his feet on the first of the second quarter,
when Mumm opened a wide gap, which Slash
er tried hard to close up by running nearly an
entire quarter, but Mumm kept steadily at his
work, winning the heat easily in 2.49 IL, and
closing the race.
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Superior Court.

BEFUHE
TUEsDAY.-RicharDsW Robinson, Admir- VS.. DOT
ham c. Larrabee Applt. Trover to recover the value
of counter, alleged to be ten dollars the property
the estate of the late Richard R. Robinson. Defend
ant admits the property belong to the said estate
but says he has lien upon 1t for storage two years.
at the request Of plaintiffs intestate. Plaintiff re-
plies that if defendant had any such lien he has
waived it by giving up the counter after the bill for
storage accrued, and although 1t subsequently came
into defendants possession again he had used it ever
since and makes charge for storage Decision re-
served.
Robinson pro Sc. Merrill for Deft.
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SAVANNAH, Oct 18.-Freghts-We quote as fol-
lows foreign Cotton to Liverpool, via New York
Philadelphia cd on Upland; via Boston by steam I'd
for Upland by sail to Liverpool 9-16d Hayre, by
sail, lie Gold in American ships and 1sc in British
New York per steam, Upland &c; Sea Island &c fb
Rice So 90 p cask to PHILADELPHIA steam, tc on up
per steam 3c on upland Rice 81 so " cask to Boston,
steam via New York 75c y 100 TBS; to Providence via
New York o2fc p 100 lbs; via Boston 75c W 10O-
Lumber to Philadelphia, steam, SO; sail $11; New
York and Sound ports, Lumber $12 q $14; to Boston
S12; Baltimore 50 q 10. The rates for Timber are
from 81 50 q Q higher than Lumber rates. To Cuba
&c. Lumber to River Platte $25 and per cent
United Kingdom, Timber $40 to Cork for orders.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
The annual meeting of this Division COM
mences at Temperance Hall, No 351 IL Con-
grsss street, at ten o'clock this morning. Though
none but delegates can act in the meeting, yet
members of the order are admitted to witness
the proceedings. A committee from Portland
Division, No. IS, will be in attendance at the
hall to furnish delegates with lodgings The
hall has just been put in prime order, and new
and beautiful carpet has been laid down.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23
MINOR TELEGRAlFs.

The lighthouse keeper and assistants at High
land Light New Jersey, have been dismissed
for neglect of duty, and the keeper of Fire
Island Light is being investigated.
The Australian telegraph line is now COM
pleted and communication is now open with
Melbourne. A despatch from that city, dated
the 2lst inst, is published this morning, but it
contains nothing of Importance.
Communist prisoners in Castle Obron COM
plain of i'll treatment and hardships.
The widow of Rev. DR.. Francis Waylord, of
Brown University, died at Providence Tuesday
The Prussian Diet assembled to-day.
Mrs. E. D. Dersh, aged co. fell or jumped
from the Central railroad bridge at Rochester,
n. Y, Tuesday afternoon, and was carried
over the high Genessee falls
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

WOMAN surFRAGE.-we specially COM
mend to the attention of our citizens the lee
ture of Mrs. Margaret w. Campbell at Fluent
Hall this evening. Mrs. Campbell has high
reputation as public speaker and has been
favorably received by the best aud ences of the
country, She is full of earnestuess and inter
est in her subject-Woman Suffrage-which
particularly interests the people of Maine now,
as it is likely to come before them for action in
the very near future. A clear exposition of
the principles and purposes of the movement
may be expected. The lecture is free and all
are cordially invited to attend.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

STRoUT has beat the nation in New Goods
and low prices. oct19-3t
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TUEsDAY.-The Court came in pursuant to adj
journment
South Boston Iron Co. VS.. Warren Brown. Action
on promissory note of the value of $500, Defence
failure of consideration. Nonsuited.
Drummond. Strout,
Harriet S. Kilborn VS.. Charles o. Kilborn Action
of dover. Defence, tic premises m which dover is
demanded were the property Of the defendants faith
er and were conveyed by him three years before
rying the present plaintiff
Hale. Iittlefeld.
Reel. Howard
On motion of Hon. w. L. Putnam, Mr.. William NJ.
Sargent was admitted to practice as Attorney and
Couns flor at Law in all the courts in the State
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Surf House and stables at Rye Beach
were burned Tuesday morning. insured for
$4,000. Contents mostly saved.
Several parties in Portsmouth have been fined
for liquor selling, by the Supreme Court.
The steamer Falmouth makes her last trip
from Halifax to this ci ~ next Tuesday.
Base ball-New York, Eckfords 3, Bostons 4
Attorney General Williams has gone to Rich
mond TO take part in the campaign,
Henry j. d. Pratt, Chief of the first diplo-
matte bureau of the state department, has re-
signed.
At the Lexington, KY, colt exhibition, Tues
day, one year old colt made mile in 3 min.
Sec, and two miles in min Sec most
wonderful performance.
Senator Patterson addressed a large Repub-
lican meeting at Manchester n. H. last night
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

ST. LOUIS. Oct 22.-As passenger train on
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad was leaving
Marshfield between nine and ten o'clock last
night, Conductor Perch on entering the cars
was shot by an unknown man and killed. 1t is
supposed that the deed was committed by an
unknown man who had been put off the train
for refusing to pay his fare. The murderer es-
capped, but the citizens of Marshfeld were
aroused and a large party started Immediately
in pursuit.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

.- ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fourth Lecture-Prof Bracket.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
To Let-Store House.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c-F. o. Bailey s. Co.
Furniture, Crockery, &c--F. o. Bailey s. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boarders Wanted.
Notice-John S. Fitz.
Save your Money G. C. Shaw.
Lost-Bracelet.
Ancient Harmony Society-Mecting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
AIilliken's Hotel-Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

LONDON, Oct. 22-11.3O A. M.-Consols opened at
81 for money and account
American securities-U. S. 5-20's 1865, old OIL; do
1857 92t do 1O4Os, s7s IS, $685. Erie Railway at
Al.
LONDON Oct. 22-50O P. M.-Consols closed at 81 4
for money and account
American securities unchanged. Erie Railway All
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-5.OO P. M.-Cotton closed un-
changed sales 10000 bales including $500 for spccu
laton and export.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

A HORSE THIEF.-Edward johnson of Free
port hired horse and buggy two weeks ago
from a man in Yarmouth, stating that he
Should need the team week as he contemplate
ed attending the Windham Fair. He brought
the team to Portland and, by his representa-
tions, induced Mr.. Dow, of the firm of Libby
& Dow, TO buy it. He then cleared out, it is
supposed to Canada, and only day or two
ago did the owner of the team find out that
johnson had stolen it. The team was valued
at about $500. 1t is said that Johnson's repu-
tation has not been of the best before this af-
FL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Hugh Doherty, open shop on the Lords
day. Fined s1O Paid.
Daniel Mccarthy, intoxication. Fined IS. Paid
David Coleman, intoxication. Fined So. Paid.
Maggie McNulty, larceny. Sentenced to imprison-
ment for sixty days. Williams
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE pAsT
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. d C.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER Washington, D. c.,
Oct. o. 900 p. Md
Probabilities-Clear and cool with nortberly
and westerly winds for the Northwest, extend
ing over the upper lakes and to the Ohio Val
erly to easterly winds, threatening weather and
occasional rain on the lakes clear weather with
rain and northwest winds for the New England
and Middle States; cloudy weather and occa-
sional rains for the Gulf and South Atlantic
threatening indications with probably fresh
northerly to easterly winds and rain on the
south Atlantic; on the eastern Gulf southerly
winds with cloudy weather and rain; and on
The northern and western Gulf northerly to
easterly winds with the same conditions.
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mcctiuu of Fac,orv O,cr,t;vc.,

LOWELL, Oct. 22.-In response to a call adj
dressed to the factory operatives of Lowell, for
discussion of the ten hour question, at Jackson
Hall tonight, about 400, composed of the oper-
tives' class, assembled. Charles Cowley pre-
sided Speeches were made and the following
resolution passed: THAT we will not vote at
the coming election for any candidate to the
General Court who will not vote for the ten
hOur law"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-23

The Haymakefs are invited to meet at Hall
No. s, Clapp's Block, Wednesday evening, Oct.
23d. A full attendance is requested as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted. 2t
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.

Maine Educational Society.
BANGOR, Oct 22.-The annual session of the
Maine Educational society commenced here to-
day, and will continue three days. There is a
good attendance.
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md Glass
Real Estate at Auction.

VIII be sold at public Auction, on the premises, on
Saturday the 9th day of Nov 1872 at two O'clock p
NJ, the real estate of Philip Torrey, late of Var
mouth deceased. Said estate is situated at the Falls
village, in Yarmouth, near the Sbipy-ards Aeadem \
an Post Office, and consists of the homestead house
OF f" deceased in good repair, outbuildings and
about ne acre of land; and ON Main Street two OF
the best house lots in the village.
CHARLES HUMPHREY, Executor
A. L. ORING, Auctioneer
OcQ-eodDw
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draw breath ere the locomotive with its weight
and velocity cleft open the freight conductors
car. How it could have been that the switch
was so left must be learned when the excite
ment in a measure subsidies. ~