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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23
JoTTINGs ABoUT TIE STATE.

The horse malady is spreading In Fair.
field County, though In mild form.
Land on Depot street, Chester, was re-
Gently cold az sl2 so per foot. Chester is as.
piring to be city.
Burglars invaded the classic precincts Of
HurleyVllle, Columbia, on Thursday night,
but were frightened of.
The chamber of the House.of Representa-
tives, at Columbia, is said to be In sweet
muss. The soaffoldlng is still up, and every.
thing covered With dust. The contractors
hope to make the place presentable BY next
Tuesday.
The WInnsboro' News says that the GIN
house OF Mr.. Fl. L. Elliott, situated seven miles
east Of that place, was burned last Tuesday
evening. together with about. thirty. five bales
of cotton. The fire was caused by negligence.
On the 18th instant, the Clubhouse OF DR..
E J. Minis, at Johnslons Depot, was entirely
destroyed by fire. Seven bales of cotton, With
belonging to Mr.. E. Minis, were consumed.
No Insurance.
The destruction Of the records of the
clerks, sherif's and county commissioners
offices at the Abbeville fire, Induced the I'm
preston that the courthouse was destroyed.
It seems that the new courthouse was not yet
completed, and the county officials above
stated were occupying rooms In Marshalps
building, which was burnt. The total loss
will be iully $4,000.
ON Sunday, the nth instant, the well
known residence of the late Captain John b.
Jennings, on South EdIsto, Orangeburg Coun-
ty, was entirely destroyed by fire. The aecl-
dent was caused by the sparks from the chin,
ney Igniting the old shingles which covered
the roof, and the wlnd at the Time blowing
fresh, scarcely an hour was needed to reduce
the entire building to ashes. The widow OF
the former proprietor, nov 10 the autumn Of
life, clinglng with tenacity to the scene of 80
much happiness and prosperity 10 the days
that are gone never to return, Is sheltered in
an old negro house on the place, and the many
far and near who have shared the hospitality
and been the recipients of the genial acts Of
kindness, for which Captain Jennings was 80
widely known, will learn OF the calamity with
regret. An effort is being made TO assist In
providing for Mrs. Jennings new home for
the few remaining years OF her lie, beneath the
same oldshade trees planted by her husband,
and all who are deslrous Of assisting In the
work can communicate with Messrs. Counts d
Wroton, Charleston; Captain Isaac Bamoerg,
at Bamb.rg, South Carolina Railroad; and
with Messrs.s Hntson & Legare, Orangeburg
Courthouse, s. G..
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Supreme Court at New Orleans has
recognized Inc validity of Warmoth's commits
slonI to the newly elected parish officers.
The Legislature of Alabepa met 10 joint
session Yesterday. The State Republican ticket
was elected by eight thousand majority.
"A hotel block, with several stores and
residences, we're burned In Mllledgeville, Ga.
yesterday. The loss is one hundred thousand
dollars.
Several CallfornIans are leaving for the
new Colorado diamond fields, and large guam
titles OF the stones are on the way 10 San
Francisco.
"A fire originated 1t Dow Brothers planning
mill, in Lexington, and burned nineteen build.
ings. The men drew the steam engines. Loss
forty thousand dollars.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.

LONDON, November %.
The Common Council has voted resolutions
laudaLory OF Stanley.
Robt. Bowles was baied for forty thousand.
Bowles was convicted Of converting trust
bonds to his own use.
The gales In Wales yesterday destroyed
many houses.
PARIS November %.
The third milliard OF the war debt has been
paid. France will have half milllard more
ready by the 1lth December.
The reply 10 Thiers's speech Involves the
appointment of responsible ministry; that
his excellency shall not participate 10 debates
In the Assembly, and that he snail communl-
cate with that body by message only. These
points will be strongly contested by Thierss
adherents.
MADRID, November %.
The nounfrv IL onier aad the King Improves.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
A REMONSTRaNCE AGAINST JUDGE
MRLTON'S INJUNCTION.
The Senatorial Contest Slackens-A
Squabble for the Loaves and Fisnes-
The Race for the SpeakershtP-Peeoa
dIiloes or tho Party.
1yrP


The Race for the Speakership-Pecoa'
dIiIoes or tho Party.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWs.l
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November %.
The members elect continue to arrive, and
the city presents quite busy appearance
Some OF the members appear indignant at the
recent Injunction proceedings, which threaten
for q time at least to shut of all financial cup
plies. The most violent objIrgations are
heaped BY some Of the more hot.headed
Legislators on Judge Melton, for presumlng to
eDjoin the tax authorized by the General
Assembly. Various retallatory and preven-
tive measures are proposed, some of them be-
ing of the widest possible description. One
Is to reduce the pay of the attorney-general
to aridiculcusly low figure, and thereby COM
pei Mr.. Melton to resign. Another solon
threatens the creation Of the office of soil
cltor-general to the Legislature, with aulhorl.
ty to draft acts which will be ipjunction-
proof. Chamberlain has been named for this
position. sB
The 6enatorial situation remains unchanged.
The race for the speakership, however, con-
tinues to excite a lively Interest, but Lee, col
ored, of Edgeaeld, will probably be the man.
Hurley appears to out of the race, and If
Charleston man is taken It will probably be
Greene, who Is urged by bis friends onsthe
ground that he received the highest vote OF
anyleglslative candidate In the county eec-
tion. Log rolling for committee chairman
ships Is active and heated.
B. W. Cousarr, a member of the last Legls-
lature, has been Indicted by the grand jury Of
Lancaster County for perjury In presenting
false afldsvlts relative to the contested cleo
ton. Several county officers are also indict-
ed for malfeasance In Office.
John F. Shaw and 3. A. McCorkle, who
were charged with murder committed In
York County last spring, and who have been
In Tennessee since that event, have returned
and surrendered themselves to the sheriff of
York. An application for writ of habeas
corpus was made to-day aud obtained, re.
turuable here on next Monday before Judge
Aackey.
N. T. Spencer, the jury commissioner OF
Charleston County and an Assemblyman
elect, resigned the former Office to-day.
PICKET.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
RnlaeuRerA.

Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-Mlss
Zoe Trapier.
Per steamship James Adger, from New York
J Pierson. Mrs Nixon. r X Houghton. Sardy
and wife, T Beck and wife, Mrs Dorsbeck. Miss
STEELE. Miss Lif' le, has Beck, @ F Lee, Mas N
sullivan. Brown, HVman. q b Taft p A Nc,
Bride, Mr. Otto, W > Carpenter, ] B Long, ] Van
lien, CoryeIl, smitn, J u Hesse. d Brown.
Ing ana wife, Co. mier. y Bartlett. Y vii, on,
Bsdero, T Augustine. T. Cousss, A aoss. Baer, ]
'Corkhlll, Murphy, 4 Balk, Block, r Judd,
N McUlintock. Miss Cotton, L N Thomson, L I
Hamli1, Miss Hanson, T Nsilor, L R sonmidt, and
Z deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort, &c-E Marshall, e + Austin, Captain
Wishart, aud Z deck.
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GOSSIP FROM eorHAM.

NEW YoBK, November q.
Nearly all the newspapers In the city to-day,
morning and evening, have editorials calling
for the government to execute the laws
against murderers, burglars and roughs, some
even limiting the formation OF vIgilants.
Al the convention Of the NsllUual Board of
Fire underwriters this morning, alter "a
lengthy consideration OF the matter, the rep
resentatlves OF large number of the leading
companies resolved that from December lst
the rate Of commissions to agents should be
reduced to - per cent, except In cases OF
Insurance on dwelling houses and farm prop
erty, on which the companies Can make their
own terms with the agents.
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~- BELL sOHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schiedam, in Holland. An
invigorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from NJ.
deleterious substances. 1t Ia distilled from Bar
ley Of the nnestqusllty, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Itsiy, aud designed expressly for caaes
Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, bropsy, dous, Rheu.
matIsm, General Debility, cartarrh Of the .Bisd.
der, Pains in the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases OF the Urinary organR. 1t gives relief
10 Asthma, Gravel and OaIculi In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorases the system, and Il
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague. 2-i
CAUTION ASK for "HUDS0N G. W0LFEB
BELL S0HNAPPS.n y rgss.,
For sale by all respectable Grocsrs and Aposns.
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE d co., Sole Importers.
once, No. IS South william street, New York. d,
sep3o-smos
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RAToHEIoR,s HARDYE.-THB

~ BATCHELORS HARDYE.-FHIS
superb hair Dye is the BEST In tho world. Poo.
fectly harmless, reliable ana instantaneous. 30
disappointment. No ridiculous ants, OF unpseas-
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hsn
Dye produces Immediately q splendid blaci q
natural brown. Doee not stain the akins cbus
leaves the nair clean, soft and beautiful. fne
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold BY all druggists
Factory le Bond street, New York. ~.
mch6- -tuthB1yr
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SAN FRANCISCO, November %.
At the house where Laura Fair was to de.
liver q lecture, Evolves In the Fold," two
thousand people assembled, as many before
Platrs Hotel, and as many before Fairs resi-
dence. All the crowds we're boisterous. The
chief of police advised Fair that 1t was dan
gerous to appear on the street or ln the hall,
and refused an escort. The crowd attempted
TO force their way up stairs where Fair lived,
but were driven back. Fair remained In
the room, and In two hours all was quiet.
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@-9HE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
tacquatntances OF the late Mrs. s.REsECcAM MILEER,
Mr.. Edward Schwartz. Mrs. j. 8. Campbell aud
Mrs. W. F. Knights, are requested to attend the
Funeral OF the former at Bethel Church, Calhoun
street, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
nov23.Is ~,
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An honest and Industrious man in In
diana, who was dong well exhibiting himself
as living skeleton. ilas commenced 10 grow
fat. and has now got to learn another trade or
sIsrve. Thus Fortune jiIts her followers and
crushes humble ambition.
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Religions Notices.

~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
be open Tomorrow MORNING. 81: :hslf.psst 10
O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. SAMUEL LANGLEY ,
and at O'Clock in the EVENING, setmonSb Sby Rev.
DR.. W 8. BOWM,N. 80 'it.sst12iN nov13s$ =
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On Laura strt ct. Jacksonville, may be seen
a tee whish exhibits full grown oranges,
lemons. aud growing side by side, and bolh
apparently in aurlshlng condition. The
lemon has been grated upon the orange tree
with remarkable success, and attracts general
attention.
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MoDaNIEL-ooX.-on Thursday. Ath instant.
at the residence o. the BRIDES father, by Hey. A.
B. Stephens, Mr. W. B. MCDANIEL and xta1 a.
OREdAN CoI, sn OF Greenville, SO:
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MARINE NEWS.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. c.. NOVEMBER %, 1871
..at s2 desds min IS sec. Lon 7sdep 81 min IT aac
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship James Adger Lockwood. New York
left - instant. Mdee. To Jaai Adgrr d co,
Southern Express CO. ] Z Adser d Gu. J apple, d
Amne, Adams, Damon i 20, ] Archer, v Bart
q co, y u Ahrens. Bulcken Won tmanH. pr d
Baer, "a Beamlsh, y Borner;B B Boyd. Bats
CO. E T Brown, II BRISTOL d CO, Benedict.
Cameron, BarEl"y d CO. Uhapln. W b. uhaiee
G l. Cohen :k CO, Cohen & Wells. 81 Oobia d CO,
Ge, Connor, Crane. ylston CO, N Cater, Y
Il Clausseu, o Dosoner, iougias l. Mill-r, A. W
EckeI & CO. Dowis, NOISE Davis, Elias Bros, I l.
Falx d co, Edwin Dc Mcalll. Forreston. +
Fleming & CO, Forsvrhe, McCoab q co, Fnrch-
gott Benedict & CO. Fogsrtie's Bo TX House, Jno
Fairy CO, feldmann co. y Gold.teln son,
U Ii uidden, Jno 1ravsr d Bro, Jos Gorhsm. VIM
Gurney, GcrdLs Il CO. w Harrissun, q Hall d
co. A Il Hayden, Holmes Calder; Lyman q CO,
liver, Hurkanp d CO. JohustUn.rrrws q co.
Klatte & co, Klnsmsn Bros, Kllnck, Wickenbere
| 4 CO. b W Rriete. Klnsma Howell. L.urey,
nick, = Lee, A W Libby. J Ailnor CO. MoLoy q
Rice, Menke & Muller Marlla d Mood. E w Mac
beth, 3 Il Marshall Il co, T. W Marshall q CO. Vim
y O'Neill d son, g ojemann, W Psddon. y 2
Popoenhem Paul, Welcn d CO, W b P, mercy, c
F Panknln, Kavenel co, Ravenel, Holmes co,
Rugheimer, shaw, schwettman, ST.
Stenens Werner b Ducker, Stoddard co,
S.raus, 4 Bro, Stoney x LoWndes, Stoll Webb q
CO. L Del z J F TAYLOR d CO, X rnomllnson CO,
P Toale, NJ Trlest' L rhom son. L; Tyler. a
%,
o F wieters, Wineman 4 O.: Yates.
Subsistence Deaarlmeat Vollers, WAGNER &
Mo see5, Walsh, l. Welskop1, Wulourn, II
Slender, Order and others.
Mil. 10 tierces rice. ToJ r PringIe d son. and
Shackelford Kelly.
schT Gen , Lee O. eradlcs, Cooper Rver. 600
Steamer Pilot Boy, J Flynn, savannah via
Beaufort &c. 1g psles tea island cotton. mdse,
&c. To Ravene, Rolme & co, Lopez, Ad.
ger, D McPnerson, John HancEel, Triest Uriah
Jonnson, Dowie Noise Davis, Mrs NICE nern, F
Kressell, r Chl!olm. Mrs Jane PoinSet Southern
Express Gu, aud order.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Roper.
Boat from John's Island. bags sea island cot.
ton. To VIM Quincy.
Boat # m Johns island. sbsgs sea island cot.
ton. TO Jonn Colcock co.
Boat from Toogoodoo. 10 bags sea sla1d COT
ton To Geo lngraham 4 Son.
Received from BsnnetL's Mil. 95 uerces rice.
| To w y Bee i CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
Steamship Maryland Johnson, Baltimore
Spanish brig Rosita, Abrr Barcelona-W P
| Hall. -
Steamship Gnlf Stream. Hunter, Philadelphia
Steamship Maryland. Johnson. Baltimore.
Br schr sparkling Wave, aacker, Liverpool.
| Schr E s Glldersleeve, Shatler, Jacksonville
Fla. -. =
FROM THIS PORT. .lsr,
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York
| November 70.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, at New fork
| November l9.
Steamship virginia, HlncKley, at fhhoue'Pu'"
| November 10. u.u,,o No
| Sour Carrie Bonnet, Plnknsni' a' o"'"A~' N
vember 13.
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
sebrRK Vaughan, smith, at Philadelphia, 10Th
November.
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ssrUHARLEsroN RIEIEMEN CLgl

NJ CHARLESTON RIELEMEN CLUB.
The omosrs and Members OF this Club are hereby
summoned to appear at their Rendezvous, corner
King and Society streets, THIs AFTERNOON, &C
O'Clock. In full UNIFORM (withous arms,) pay the
last tribute OF respect TO your late Brother Mem
Der. J. ASHLEY STEWART. .si,..yrt s,sni,s9
By order A. J. NIxs, Captain. ,,{ es.,f6--5
nov2s.. q. D. BlCAIsE. Secretary,
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~ THEMARNERs' CHURCH WILL
be rpen for Divine Service every SABBATH NORM
me, at halfpast 10 O'clock, corner Of Church and
Water streets, Rev. W. .B..YATEs, oflciatins. M
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funeral NOllris..

~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. ALLESDER are respect.
fully requested TO attend the Funeral Services Of
thu former, at Bethel Church, at II O'Clock THIS
MORNING. n0v2a-s
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speriaI !. :. Notires.

npCHREsToMATHI0 soCIETY-THE,
Anniversary Exercises Of this Society win be held
at the college Chapel on MONDAY FvsNNG, 18th
instant, at half-past Z O'Clock. The public are
respectfully Invited to attend. ;iss -.
.. .@2 HERBERT RH EFT, ri.
novas Chm Of Com. on A1srgements
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eas-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of Captain DAVID MoGRATH and
family, also ofhIs brother; Captain John Ncafsth
and family, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral OF the former, from his late resi-
,denoe, Gadsden Green, at half.past 2;o'ciock ID
MORROW, (sunday,) 24th instant. nov71s Il,
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~ BURNHAM's AROMATIC DENPJ-
FRIOE, for Cleaning, Besutifylng and Preserving
the Teeth, and ihpsrting refreshing taste 10 the
''N''' EDw.,s. BURNHAA,a ::
Graduate OF Pharmacy
No. Al King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Sr
J. g. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. M6oKENFUss.
gep2s -3mos ,.r-- >,
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COMPARATIHE COTTON STATEMENT

NEW YORK., November %.
The following Is the cotton statement fol
the week ending 10 date:
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Receipts per Railroad. Novern ber "a.
soUrH OLROLrNA RAILROAD. ID.

L
1919 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, cars stock
To Railroad agent, Mowry Son, A Salinas, I
H Frost q 90, Counts q Wr0ton. Pelzer, Rodgers
& CO. Murdungh Weekly, Trenholm q Son, q
Walter co. Reeder d DsviB, G. W williams Co
p. smith Witte Bres, W. W Smith. 8 smith.
Klatte & CO, Prinele Son, McOutchen 4 co,
Caldwell Il Son, g Follin q Son, Sloan d Seig
NOUS, MulliganI W B Smith q co. WIss d CO.
and D Aiken. a.. m G-fa
NoRTHRAsrKRN RAILROAD.
1877 bales upland ana s bags sea Island cotton,
7a bbls spirits turpentine, cars lumber, ndBe, DC
To + FrUst & 90, w z Ryan, Pelzer. Rodgers
co. Trenholm b Son. Ravenel co, Witte Bros,
Hinsman q Howell, Pringle Il Son, A. Salinaa,
smith. Reader & Davis, ] v R0bsUn, Caldwell
&c Sun, Smith, W U Bee u ca, Barden b Par.
Eer, Whllden d JOne' " y Dukes i CO, Muir
daugh q ". ekley, E Welling Railroad Agent, Or.
der, and others. -. - b.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
81 bales upland and l0l bags eea island cotton,
los bols rosin, $40 bushels Tough rice, cars lum.
Der, mdse, &c. To Vim Bee d CO. II Roper 8
SIoney. Crawley & Dehon, lngraham 4 Son. W B
Williams Son, Murdaugh & Weekley. L Falk d
co. SI0ney Lowndea, howry Son. Gailsrd d
Minott Peizer. Rodgers q co, Reader i Davis. J
Flelos Prlngle d SIN, A Morse. 8 T. Howard Il
Bro w "A Boyle, Drayton. O. Joust VI Elliott, J
Mu phy. Barden & Parker. W bowling, n D
Vincent. Fraser Il Dal, q Bischofr Il CO, Kin. man
BOWEL, Whflden Jones, Forwarding Agent,
and Others.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November %.
Partly cloudy weather in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States.
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POET C44LkhDAH,
M0oN,s PHAsHS.

New Moon. Ist IL nours. minutes, morning.
First Quarter, TIN. 10 hours, 80 minutes evening.
Last Quarter, Esd, 12 hours. 28 minutes morning.
New Moon, aoth, hours, 16 minutes, evening.
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! ~ MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE
CoMPANY-Yoaa are hereby ordered 70 assemble
at your Engine House in full uniform, TIL
Saturday AFTERNOON, at O'Clock precisely, 20
pay the last tribute of respect to your late broasf
Fireman, J. 4. STEWART By ordero President.
noy2s "2'' GEO. 4. CALDER SECRETARY.
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ns- DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORHNT;
checks Inflammation and assists the lungs % ex-
pei the Irritating matter which accumulstss In
the Bronchial tubes. nov1l;S pkwi
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~ GRACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL Will be reopened ou SATURDAY, sed 70;
vember, at half.past 10 A. n, az the Depository,
Chalmers street. noy279s
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MEMORANDA.

The schr E Woodberry. woodberry, for George
town. @, ceared at Baltimore goth Inst.
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p-THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN.
HUssARs TILTING CLUB are requested 70 Gail
on Messrs MsNKE 0MULLER and leave or4en
for their Uniforms. o~,;..z ..ti,,In, ~.
By order OF the President. 80,
10 W. BIsaHoFF, :,
oct0 Secretary.
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ns-THE FRIENDS ANDsACoUAINT.

@-THE FRIENDS ANUyAClUAlNT.'
ANCEs Of Mr.. J. ASHLEY STEWART. Of his.
mother, Mrs. J. O. Stewart, OF Ars Ann Nosseau
and their respective families, aud the members OF
Trinity Church, are invited 10 attend tho funeral
services Of the, former at Trinity Church, Hassl,
street, THIS AFTERNOON. at ao'cloct. novas
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LIST OF VESSELS
uP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. 49,
NEW YORK, November 20.
Arrived, steamship Charleston.
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WAS 1T FAIR 4?

MADRID, NOVUMUET u,
The country Is quiet, aad the King Improves.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-10
That Portrait.

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for
the current week contains an excellent por-
trait of our fellow citizen, Mr.. Charles P.
Kimball, who, heretofore, we have thought.
and would have asserted is the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Maine. We are
not alone in having thought SO; for having
asked score of Democrats who have voted
that ticket for years-early and often-they
declare emphatically that Charles P. Kimball
is the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Imagine then their sorrow when at the foot
of this rare portrait of our portly and genial
friend, they saw: Hon. Charles p. Kimbau,
Liberal Republican candidate for Governor
in Maine. 1t was too much for some of them
this hot weather. The impenitent mule
would have tearfully done his best to remove
mountain had he heard the imprecations of
an old Democrat against this Liberal humbug.
Is Mr.. Kimball ashamed of the old party
name or does he hope by using that name to
create an impression that he he has ever been
= Republican? Thousands have stuck to the
old organization through its disgraceful
record of the last twenty years because of its
name; but what will they now think when
their candidate who will receive more than
ninety-eight per cent of his vote from that
old party, now that in New York he has
publicly denied his party name.
Be careful Mr.. K; remember that there
are few of your caricatures of Grandma
Greeley yet extant. This denial of your
party may prove greater blunder than that
of 1871