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The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

Cry AFFAIRs.-Ata special meeting of the
Board of Aldermen yesterday afternoon, Micah
Sampson and Arthur Armstrong were drawn as
grand jurors for the September term OF the
y. .. Circuit Court, and Joseph E. Blabon and
1ohhet'nchcomb traverse jurors for the same
Court. Hu
The petition of Michael Burke for permission
to enter the city sewer from his lot, corner of
Adams and Hanover streets, was referred to
the Committee on Drains and sov.rs with
power.
The Board then proceeded to make an official
count of the city vote
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r. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The straight Dem
ocrats will meet at Harrisburg Sept. oath to
nominate an electoral ticket.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

A LOT of Checked Shifting Flannels from /
to 50 cts per yard at CoGIA HAssAN's.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-,lNornina.-God at 49,
Money at per cent Sterling Exchange los g 1888.
Stocks steady. State Stocks quiet.
The following are the quotations of Southern
tiles:
Tennessee6s, 72i
Virginia 6's new so
MlSSOurloS 5zf
North Carolina 6's new 20
ooutn CaroIlia - new......... at
NEW YORK, Sept. -EUeninq.-Money easy at 4
a per cent. Sterling Exchange heavy and lower at
l07i oS Gold lower opening at 113s. selling down
to III and closing at liz q 1885, loans were made at
from to per cent. for use; elearances were $780,
100000. The Treasury .disbursed $74500. Govern
ments dull and steady Southern bonds dull with
a decline in Tennessee4. The Stock market was ac-
tive in New York Central, Pacific Mail and Others
which have boon the leading stocks to-day. New
York Central opened strong and continued so till
noon, when it was sold down to $685. but atsr in the
day lrallied and closed strong at 99t a 99s Pacific
MAJ, after holding steady all the morning, was the
weakest point in the market this afternoon. A
meeting Of the Directors Of the Erie Railway this
morning contract was ratified between the Erie
Railroad and the New York, Boston & Montreal
Railroad providing the Monaaeal the use of the road
between New York, Boston and Montreal by both
companies
Wow o,,otn lions
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

l Observation-Disclosures and softens the texture
of the skin. sep9-3t
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11
Take Courage, Invalids.

Pain and weakness produce dependency, and the
invalid who is laboring under bodily torture debility
and mental depression, at the time is indeed in
piable condition. But let all who thus situated
take heart balm is provided both for their physical
and mental infirmites in Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. Among the commonest sources of pain,
siness and melancholy the diseases which affect
the stomach, the liver, the alimentary canal, the
nerves and the muscles, such as dyspepsia bilious
disorders constipation headache hysteria and rheu-
matsm all Of which yield readily to the regulating
nvigorating and purifying influence of this peerless
vegetable tonic, stimulant and restorative. Take
courage, sorrowful invalids you viii find the help
you need in Hostetters Bitters.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

You can find the new styles of Millinery a
CoGIA HAsSAN's
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Auction Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Wednesday,
w the 18th, day of Sept, INST the premises at
Yarmouth Lower Village, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the
late homestead of Capt Joseph w. Lawrence, Gem
prising two story dwelling houses ell and stable,
with vegetable garden; lot of two and half
more or less well stocked with fruit and ornamental
trees The house is pleasantly located the Post
Office and Academy, well finished and warmed with
Winslow's steam heating apparatus, with bathing
room piped for both hot and cold water.
At the same time and place will be sold ne-fourtl
part Of the two story Store at the head of Union
wharf, and one eighth part of Mogies Island, in said
Yarmouth,
Per Order of b. Freeman, Assignee
A. L. LORING, Anctioneer.
Yarmouth, Sept. 4th, 1872. sep5-eed &Wtd36
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= .165 Middle Street.

have received Dress and sack ringes, Silks and Sat
ms in all shades, Scarfs Dress buttons and Orna
ments, with variety OF goods to be sold at the low
est prices. WV
Thread and Malta Laces.
p7-eOd3w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign ExpOrl

Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Bark Ellen Stevens-3440 shocks
and heads, 260 pairs headings 1890 bds hoops, 2S8
bbs potatoes, so kits mackerel.
ST. ANDREWS, NB. Sch Anna-2OO bbls -four.
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New York stock and Money Market,

Boston Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept. 1O.l
Eastern Railroad 1881
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r. X. HUNT

r. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuetiOneer
N ss Congress St, win sell every evening large
~ assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced on II
description of goods. CoIsignments not limited
February IL. 1868. diff
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SEE notice Lady Bookkeeper wanted fin
situation,
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

REMNANTS of prints at Coe1A HAssAN's.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11

THEATRE.-Mr. H. G. Clark's dramatic COM
pany presented the popular dramo of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" in very effective manner, to a
good house. The Topsy of Mrs. G. c. Howard
was the same good piece of original character
acting that has gained such celebrity and
elected from the audience the most hearty de-
monstrations of applause. The support was
admirable: Mr.. Farwell as Uncle Tom, and Mr.
Barker as Marks, being specially noticeable.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Everybody Should Insure
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
At the Old Agency of
w. ID. Little & Co.,

Established in 1913.
Office 40 LIZ Exchange Street.
Who now represent the following FIRST CLASS Com
panies, and are prepared to issue Policies for
$4,000 and upwards on all good property
at the most favorable rates of other
reliable companies viz:
PHOENIX INSURANCE co.
of Hartford, Assets 81 800, 900
INTERNATIONAL INS CO.,
of New York, GO 100000
CONTINENTAL ms. CO.,
of New York, 100000
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, &c 100000
ORIENT INSURANCE CO.,
of Hartford, &c 100000
HOFFMAN INSURANCE CO.,
of New York, :" 100000
EXCHANGE INSURANCE CO.,
of Boston, 100000
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO..
of Providence, &c $4,000
ALPS INSURANCE CO.,
of Erie, GO $4,000
ALEMANNIA INSURANCE CO.,
of Cleveland, 425,O00
Merchants, Manufacturers,
and others wanting large lines may be accommodated
z" with uS the
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11
On Monday Afternoon 4 Eyeninc

PROGRAMME.
In the afternoon grand vocal and instrumental
Balcony Concert, assisted by Miss Annie j. Ayers,
Hattie Weeks and Mr.. A. +. Pencil as Voealists.
Portland Band, Horn QuaItette and String Band as
Instrumentalists.
To be followed by grand Military display and Ex-
hibition Drill by the Portland Cadets and full Drum
Corps, under the command of Capt John Anderson.
In the evening" a Promenade Concert on the spa
Quadrie Band.
The Steamers Chas. Houghton, Gazelle and Express
will leave Custom House Wharf in the afternoon as
follows Chas Houghton at 81 precisely; Gazelle at
"a precisely; Express at to precisely.
To accommodate those wishing to enjoy the Moon
light Excursion and evening festivities only, and
those that desire to return after the afternoon enter
tainment the steamers Gazee and Express will leave
the island at 81, and leave Custom House Wharf in
the evening at to O'Clock precisely
Tickets fifty cents each. For sale at Lewis Chase
& Whddens and Chas.Dyer's, near the boats and at
Halves & Cragns and Stockbridge's music stores
Refreshments for sale the island by Messrs. Os-
good & Hatch
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AUCTION SALES.
by J. $. BAILEY & co., Auctionesrs.
'Assignee's Sale of Parts of Vessel

"he Vi Farts Oh Vessels
w Ii De sold at public auction on Wednesday,
az Tho a ses0nd day OF October, 10 o'clock A. NJ,
AZ the once or d. s. Bailey q Co.. No % EXCHANGE
viz: Pait' VI 'o'Seio'
lilo snip Syiyanus Blanchard 1l72 TONS built 1854
rates Ala for three years from September ISL
1-32 ship Star, 1893 tons, built 1861 rates three
years from 1871. '''''0
Lie Bark Priscilla, 77o TONS built 1856; rates IL
1-l6 Bark Sarah 4. Frazer, 500 tons, built $50:
mot surveyed.
1-32 Brig Agenors, 45l tons, built 1886; rates Al
five years from 1871.
1-32 Schooner Abbie 295 tons, built 1860.
1-32 Schooner Ruth H. Baker, 317, built 1868.
1-S Schooner James Garcelon "a tons, built 1853.
Lilo Schooner Willie Martin, 152 tons, built 1866.
lie Schooner Casco Lodge, 1888 tons, built 1867.
Per order,
B. FREEMAN, Assignee,
of Capt. JOSEPH w. LAWRENCE.
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YORK COUNTY

Grand Totals. :. 1851 1075 1886 1927
Gross majority for Lynch 1896.
Bnreighs majority 2139. which will be increased
by the vote of Acton. VIZ
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FOREST CITY PARK.-To-morrow afternoon
at Forest City Park a purse of $500 will be
trotted for by the well known horses Gentle
Annie and Meddlesome. These horses will be
the closest rivals that have appeared on this
course for long time, and this match has been
looked for with interest all the season. Weare
assured that this will be an honest strot, and
that every precaution will be taken against
jockeying and other dsgraceful scenes of the
track, and if the managers can succeed in Sc
curing fair play they will deserve Il handsome
nafronaoe sr--r 1914. -. -.-. . e. III .....
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UNSATISFACTORY and Mudge's Minstrels
and Burlesque Troupe will be at Music Hall on
the 10th and 18th inst. The name is new in
this vicinity, but We are Informed that the
company is strong in numbers and contains
many prime favorites. Hogan and Nudge arc
both2 well known as former member. of
some of the best companies, aud are popular
song and dance men. The qnartette is COM
posed of Arthur and Hugh Hummel, Straight
and Hope. Joe Buckley and La Tom, the
great comedians, and John E. Taylor, with his
specialitiesi in statues and banjo playing, are
also billed for each perfOrmance
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-11
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-In the

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-In the
Superior Court yesterday forenoon, James Nc
Glinchy, Francis Hoffman and John H. McCue,
who were indicted for rumselling, were brought
in by the Sheriff and placed with the other
prisoners. Seeing Mr.. w L. Putnam about to
leave the court room the prisoners took advan
tage of the act and followed him out as if for
consultation with him as their counsel. The
Sheriff saw the movement and by the time the
men reached the ante-room, they were secured
by the officers and brought back. They denied
that the warrants were served in form, and that
the Sheriff had no right to detain them. The
Sheriff, on the contrary, said custom and the
law had been complied with and they were
properly i'm his CUSTODY
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Ifyou want "a nice Photograph or Tin
Type, 60 to A NJ. McKenny,'s 1o1 Middle Street.
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
and ag5-eod If sn
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Tor one ~ss sss ss ssssssss ssspsemSer' J
IN her sI srees role as
i es .nS q xs9's
PRotographs Of character gratis at the box once
and III broadway MATINEE SATURDAY
Seats six days in advance; ,..
DoOTH,s THEATRE THE BELLsn.
EDWIN s.HSHBzr HaSsSs and a'''s''
the great sr PiEsf s SIfslssl play Of
in his S %aT1,i ;ssessof ga tert
Df4s ss s say sls III
no ss vi" asS S ysn St s' si Of
SrEISwAY1 III Ira x1gGp 6Ds6sRrs ~
The public FIRST sfgsff'shlS 'ns
!" ""''" Mile. PATTI and sisnor MARIO
", %Ss sf XVI EvESsS sssssassr
in having sSeceeded Engaging The Following eminent
4hsaa ne the saswas sss m
Miss ANNIE LOUISE cAhS fAvorlse American Com,
sEns RFt EiSn r' ea;a ass: s%s
sisn9T E4 sa3k ts' SfsHFssSs ttn'r
under the direction of Mr.. 8. Behrens.
TSs sas o ticket. and seats win the BOZ
once SR S Swq RS MN IS
WA11AcKs
IxioNi .t
THE GREAT SUCCESS
LYDIA ruoS If Son COMPANY.
Mis-. L n'Sfle THo ~
uNRIvAL ans COMPANY.
NEW S#SSSSS SSSH5 sSEsHHr
NOVEL DANCES
r1oruREsed sRa GROUPINGS.
psrer s Il Esi S II STAGE
SATURDAY. t%i aArrsEe
Preceded by the s z H&IF sSnsss S!s
| w - So, Broadway, opposite Niblo's Garden. .,rn
FIFTH WEEK Of Tn RxlSE AND FASHIONABLE
MUSIC Aso aGS s 8sS SFsHS SssafEsA
The large q best Fniertainment o. the KIDD IN Amer
.s:es, Fl
most Mirthul SHOW ever offered ed 70 the pubic
MAFr1r BARrI fiIsi sPGS&aisnes o.
sig Blandowski, Harlequin Miss i. Miles, coumbins.
fs' Rx AZ fsa' rfm' D0n RICARDO
WHITES MiNsTRELs.
one Of Inc best yoca! oganlsatoSs
r this SSa a ssnnTS GaT End
men. Like school ran and JSe Lang The combination
rEs ~ e SssSe
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Aimee
SATURDAY NEXT,
AT HALF-PAST ONE.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

GRAND OPERA HOUsE-(EvERY NIGHT AT IL
VI precisely. Carriages may be ordered for II O'clock
Sole Lessee and Manager AUGSTIN DAILY
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GENERAL TRADE sALESROOM, 1855 GREENWICH
" street, corner Dey.-GEO BROWN 4 co, Auction
ssrsHIue day SEPT 70 sale of HARDWARE S
Furnishing Goods &c At IL O'Clock sale OF n 10y
casks sherry, Madeira and Ppr, me saie ~ iea
O'Clock. Catalogues mo--fig OF SAFE.
s. WEINBBnGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS MON
i. day September at l0k O'Clock, at IL Bowery, one
from Sale Scotchman Cigar sign, lot of Window
shades French and American Clocks Extension Tables
and Champagnes also lot of Curtains and Oclohs &c.
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nor SALEM JERSEY CITY, FANCY AND DRY
Goods Store, Stock and Fxtures easy terms II good
security given. Address L., West Side Advertisement
Office sos West Tw' uty-third street.
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'DY. F. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
Id First Fall sale for 1872.
IL ONWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
IL MORTGAGE SALE OF

BY EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday, 10Th inst, ut No
Gu Liberty street at ii O'Clock, very elegant stock
manufactured for the best retail trade comprising every
variety of parlor. Library, Chamber and Dining Suits
now pn eXnltitiOn
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EVERY NIGHT AND SATUR-
DAY MATINEE, the Grand Specta-
cular Fairy Opera Bouffe i'll 4 acts
and 10 tableaux, by Offenbach and
Sardou, entitled -
LIE
ROI
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AGnICILTIHAI ITEMs.

Every COW should iatten one pig" is
an old rule and good one; that is. the
daily product Of good COW should be in
butterm'k and whay enough To feed the
pig after the cream and cheese are extrac-
ted.
The cash value Of farms in New York
has doubled during the last ten vears
while the value Of the implements has in.
creased from twenty-five to forty-fye mil
lions Of dollars in value.
Year ago we bad Spitzenbureh and
Baldwin ap. les for fifty cents per bu.hel
peaches 10y the wason-load, and plnns
without eud. People were not educated
then in the great art Of horticulture Vow
we have abundance OF science and mo- iruir
a great amount Of knowledge and no ap-
pies long catalogues with hard names
but 100 pIums change in the programme
is loudly called Tor. aud scientific horticuI.
i'r.-'- should inform us how To- overcome
disease. insects. and climate influence.
The State Entomologi,t Of Missouri saw.
'"ai the washing Of fruit tree. with soap
"r Tue application OF any alkaline solution
" "n invaluable protection against borer.
and this is confirmed by the experience ot
some Of the most extensive fruit grower.
in that section.
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AFTER ELECTION rs OVER.

AIR: "Ajter the Opera"
Aftsr election lie over
Old Horace will take the big chair,
Ulysses and his earpet-bsggers
To clear ost will quickly pr eparc.
Tho people are speaking their verdict,
ulysses has taken alarm,
The racers, gift rotters, and bull-pups
Are shipped to the st. Louis farm.
After election is over
And counting the ballot is done,
The followers of honest old Horace
Will cheer for the vict'ry they've won
After election is over
Grants Porter his luggage must pack;
Catteli must go home to Camden,
And Robson take the back track!
Farewell then to all the bribe-takers,
No Plunder, the people insist,
Grants hosts of relations they'll vanish
From old Jessie down through the list.
After election is over
Fair Cuba, we swear, shall be free.
Let Grant go to San Domingo,
His mahogony crony to see!
Prince Fred aud the fair Princess Nellie
< No longer shall ape royal airs;
No aunkeys shall tarnish our banner
when Horace shall manage affairs.
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Never mind; know | shall like IL"
he rejoined, taking the bowl, and begin
ming to stir the porridge with his spoon.
As he did 80 Mrs. Anderson CAV. a start
and bent eagerly towards him, then, she
sank back in her chair, say ing in answer
to his questioning look, aye mind me Of
my Malcom, then; Just m that way lle used
to stir his parritch-gieing tia whirl and
a fiirt All! gin ye.were my poor laddier'
well, then, gin were Malcom," said
the merchant, speaking for the first time
IN the Scottish dialect, and in his own
voice; 'or gin yer Malcom was as Draw.
aud gray, and bent and old rs am, could
ye welcome him to your arms and love
him as in the auld lang syne? Could you
mither?"
All through this touching little speech
the widows eyes had been glistening and
her breath coming fast; but at that word
"mither, she sprang up with cry, totter.
ing to her son, fell almost fainting on his
breast lie kissed her, kissed her brow,
and her lips and her hands, and the big
tears slid down his tronzed cheeks. viii lie
she chung about his neck and called him by
all the dear old pet names and tried to see
in him the dear young looks. By.and.by
they came back, or the ghosts of them
came back. The form in her embrace
grew comelier; love aud JOY gave it sec
ohd youth, stately and gracious. The first
she then and there buried deep in her
hearts sweet, beautiful, peculiar memory.
1t was a moment Of solemn remuneration;
IN which she gave up the iond maternal H.
fusion she had cherished so long. Then
looking mp suddenly into the face OF the
middle aged man who had taken the place
she said:
Where hae ye left the wife and tairns?'
AT the inn, mother. Have you room
for us all at the cottage?'
Indeed have--twa guide spar, rooms
wi large closet, weel stocked wi linen
hae been spinning or weaving a these lang
years for ye.baith and the weans.'
well, now, mother dear, yor must
rest rejoined the merchant tenderk.
Ma, ma, donna care to rest til YOU
lay me down TO take my laus rest Til ere
will be time enough between that day and
the resurrection to fauld my hands IN idle
ness. Now 'twould be uncoirksom,. But
so, my son, and bring me the wife. /
hope shall like her; and the ba rms,
hope they will like me.
have only to say that both the good
woman's hopes were realized. A very hap
py family knelt down in prayer that
night, and many nights alter in the wild
ow's cottage, whose climbing roses and
woodbines were but outward signs and
/ types OF the sweetness and blessednes of
the love and peace within.
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TOMATO CArsrr To a peck ortomatoe-
"o'e1 -oit, and strained through sieve
That viii allow Little Of the pulp to pn-.
through, add tour tablespoons of -alt. four
OF ground pepper four ofground mt~ tnrI.
two Of ground ailsPice two Of ground cloves
one OF Cayenne pepper aud one quart of
strong vinegar boil gently se,eral hours
COZ. aud bottle.
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LONG BRANCH Dialogue.
Ulysses Girig Aadieaee to Member d
His Stable Cabinst

The following dialogue is supposed to
have taken place last summer at Gen.
Grants cottage, at Long Branch, after the
lamentable sickness Of his favorite colt,
and also just aner the custom house trou-
bles ut New Orleans. IL is so much like
paraphrase of a scene in Molere's Tar.
tuffee that we accept its entire correctness
under reserve. But when we come 10 con-
slider that The most popular PLAYS are
those which represent most accurately the
sayings and doings OF real life. and that
truth il, sometimes ut least, stranger than
fiction" we are disposed to say with Whit
tier, in his well known lyric ofMaud Null
ler-"It might have been"
ScESE-A room in the Long Branch
cottage General Grant seen dimly through
an aromatic mist OF tobacco smoke. On
tue table near which he is seated. and with
in easy reach OF his hand, decanter con-
tanning an amber colored hquid-also an
ice pitcher and drinking glasses-one OF
the latter half emptied
Enter Dent, hastily.
Grant-Well, Dent, what brings you from
Washington
Dent-l'ad news.
Grant (anxiously)-Is the colt worse?
Dent-The colt is doing well, and unless
he should get n touch Of the dstemper
Grant-Poor thing.
Dent-Casey has made wretched bungle
oft in New Orleans
Grant-(interrupting)--Andthe colt?
Dent-lmproving finely. lie has lost some
of the hair from his tail, but otherwise
Grant-Poor thing.
Dent-That Casey-Packarl business is
giving us great annoyance. People say
Grant-And the colt?
Dent-A good deal better since YOU left
The bran msshes you ordered secured
him some; but
Grsnt-Poor thing.
Dent-People say that Casey has no right
to make NE OF the custom-house for
the convention. That scoundrel Pack
ard
Grant-And the colt?
Dent-Was exercised this morning Took
to his oats heartily, and whinnied for
more. His tail
Grant-The poor thing.
Dent-as for Packard you ought not to
have allowed him to place Calling guns
in front of the custom house, and put
troops in the corridors. There's n del
egatlon coming on to see you about it
Judge Durand-
Grant-But the colt?
Dent-As lively as kitten. A little rough
about the roots OF the tail from loss Of
hair; but then you know how soon
Grant-Poor thing
Dent-Warmoth and his people are max.
ing deuce OF fuss about being shut
out OF the convention. The delegs.
ton il strong one, and will insist on
the dismissal of Casey, and while so
many rumors are afloat abon the
general order business over wonder.
YOU cant afford
Grant (enersetically)-I tell you villa. it
is' Dent, | wouldn't have anything
happen to that colt for a thousand dol.
lars
Here his excellency threw away the
stump OF his cigar. and Selling the glass
half filled with amber fluid, buried his face
III w. Exit Dent
baltimore Gazette
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lEHNNNtNr PAsrrRg. A correspondent
OF the Cowby Gentleman writes The time
has arrived when more attention has to he.
paid 10 permanent pastures and mowio,-
Whenever q blue grass or other thorop,b.
" established lhi,k -et greenswari d. bro.
Ken up from the first natural set. il will
never become IS good again under an,
management 90 vogue iu the Uuitei STATE.
'n kentucky The home of the blue prn-s
''e pIow forever destroys the rich and Gr.
'er'ng verdurc and those who have desc
'''e1 blue gra-s region make statements
TO The contrary afterwards no one cap .,.
h'O'l The same living healthy. matted turr
'"'' existed before the plow ie.iroyeI the
natural -ward LIE -o with all ,o,I ,.-.
"annet grass land tuc yar.r,e. ,-,,;...
consisting Of the best native and other per.
petuaI gras-e,