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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

" cures all Coughs and Colds. 1t
has cured SO many cases of Asthma
and Bronchitis, that it has been
pronounced a specific for these
complaints. For Pains in the
Breast, Side or Back, Gravel on
Kidney disease, diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Jaundice, or any
Liver Complaint it has no equal.
1t is also q superior Tonic. Re
stores the Appetite, Strengthens
the System, Restores the Weak and
Debilitated, Causes the food to Di-
gcst, Removes Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestion, Prevents Malarious Fee
vers, Gives tone to your System.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12
Secret Marriages.

Every now and then the public
is startled by the exposure of some
domestic or social villainy based on
a secret marriage, Some confding
young lady has been induced to
marry her lover secretely, and to
keep the marriage secret for months,
and perhaps for years. In arecent
case the marriage had been kept
secret for nearly seven years. OF
course a man who wishes to keep
his marriage a secret is always &C.
tuated by selfish, and usually by
base motives. He is acting a part
playing a game and his confid-
ing wife is pretty sure, in the end.
to find herself the victim of his
treaehery and baseness. A woman
should never consent to any such
arrangement. Her marriage should
be solemnized in the light of pub
Iicity, and not in the shadow of
concealment. She should distrust
. man who he's any reason for
shrouding in darkness the fact
Wilhelm his estimation at least
should be the browning glory of his
life. The man who always has
some plot on hand--who naturally
takes to trickery and concealment,
and is never ready TO have his ac-
tons brought out into the clear
light OF day, Is apt TO be so con-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

The vaiities of wood produced
in different parts of the world are
far more numerous than most peo-
pie are aware of. At tho Paris ex-
position of 1867 there were, from
forty-fvc different countries, no less
than $3.50 different kinds of wood
exhibited, S9j coming from Europe.
252 from Africa, S5s from Asia.
966 FROM Oceaniea, and 1908 from
America. 49,,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

stitutionally base that he seldom,
even by accident, deviates into the
path Of honor and virtue. No
woman who values her domestic
happiness should ever listen to the
suggestions of such a man in favor
of a secret marriage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12
Beautify Your Complexion.

Do not use paint or powder, but
get q more permanent beauty by
purifying your blood. This prepa-
ration of Iron and Poke Root
makes q rough and scaly skin soft
and smooth changes that sallow
complexion to one of freshness and
health, and removes any Eruptiye
Diseases of the Skin, Pimples, Pus-
tuies, Blotches and Eruptions.m If
you wish rosy cheeks and healthy
complexion, use DR.. Crooks Com
pound Syrup of Poke Root.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

Ralph Waldo Emerson having
propounded in his Amherst College
Commencement Address the start
ling question, "May not the time
come when the poetry of Homer
and Milton will seem like the sound
Of a tin pan :" the Philadelphia
Inquirer retorts: "Not in our day
and generation, VIC opine. And
when it does, may not the utter
ances of Emerson strike the ear as
do the rafting of frozen turnips or
potatoes in the bottom Of q violent
ly agitatcd bushel measure g
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

Jones writes us from tho Profile
House that he has discovered anew
fall. lie found it among the rocks
in the rear Of the house, and says
there was a sharp descent Of about
rod, a swift rise of two feet, and a
large damon reaching the flat rock.
His friends chnstened it Jones fall
at once.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

can rely on being cured with this
preparation known as DR.. Crooks
Compound Syrup of Poke Root
Rheumatism, Pains in Limbs or
Bones, Constitutions broken down
by Mercurial or other poisons, arc
all cured by it. For Syphilis, or
Syphilitic faint, there is nothing
equal to it. A trial will prove il.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

"What are you drawing Anna ?"
Use making your picture" So the
gentleman sat very still and she
worked away very earnestly for
awhile. Then she stopped, COM
pared her work with the original,
and shook her little head. 81 don't
like it very much," she said, "'tain't
a great deal like you. l dess I'll
put a tail to it and call it dog"
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1AccsD the blood ESgsrc

And the Health of the
system will follow. There
is a preparation of Iron
and Poke Root more eff
fectual than all others,
which will remove from
your system the impure
and vitiated blood which
causes disease, and at the
same time build up your
health and strength. 1t
never fails to cure. If
you have Scrofula, Scrof-
ulous Diseases of the
Eyes or Ears, or Scrofu-
la in any form, letter,
White Swelling, Old
Sores, Ulcers, or Scrofu-
Ions InflammatiOns. Won
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

Uncle Levi-"Now, Sammy, tell
me, have you read the beautiful
story Of Joseph ?"
Sam-"O, yes, uncle.v ~.
Uncle-"Well, then what wrong
did they do when they sold their
brother ("
Sam--"They sold him too cheap,
uncle, / think u
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12
Manufacturers H
DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.

Ten years of a
public test has
proved DR.. Crooks
Wine Of Tar to have
more merit than any
similar preparation
ever offered to the
public. 1t is rich in
the medicinal quail
ties of Tar, and UNI
cqualed for diseases
of the Throat aud
Lungs, performing
the most remarkable
l.-,1- II n
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12

8 roplete with all the necessary facilities for
doing s..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-20

than ever before since the summer of g.
Teams are 50 scarce here that the I'm perial
Company has hired pack train to pack wood
to the mill, . distance Of one mile. How il
that for high Let them pack their mules;
the Spcckled Trout can stand It. Lively
times on Rock Greek. Rich diggings have
just been struck. Nuggetsare found that
weighs from $40 to ~ each II shows Z
,a.r prospect OF being large mining camp,
It lies about 20 miles south west from this
place. presume other correspondents
have written you of the fire here last eve.
ming.
Yours. g. W. F.
Philipsburg. July nth, 1871
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FROM PRILlPSBURGH.
a rt.sT- Pep
The Origin Of the Fine.
EDITOR NEW NoRrH-Wpsr:

EDITOR NEW NoRrH-wpsr:
Last evening at about II O'Clock. the
Melting Room and Carpenter shop of the
St. Louis Mill caught fire, and for . time
It seemed the destruction of the Mill was
inevitable. Fortunately there was no wind
At IT. tue time and by extraordinary exertio"
ting with the adjoining roofs The fire
was caused, as is supposed, BY quantity
of charcoal in which the fire had not been
thoroughly extinguished, having been
taken from the PIT but q few hours previ
Gus and placed in the Melting Room where
1t tgnited, and when discovered the fire
had gained such Roadway that it was i'm.
possible To save the building. J.M.M.
Philipsburs, July 18th.
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FROM FLINT CREEK DISTRICT.
N9iniag Matters milling Ditch Rselins
WooA-1he Rock Creek 0gi,na

EDEoR New N0Rra- WEST: sA "a --
Allow me 10 give you few facts In
regard TO our little silver camp, which is
turning out 10 be one Of the best on record
There is but small amount Of work going
on at present outside of the Imperial Sil,
yer Mining Co. THIS Co. is repairing their
little five stamp mill, with wooden stamps.
for work. The st. Louis mill is running
like clock work, but it 10 altogether too
slow for the large body Of rich ore that
is taken out Of the Trout Mine daily. There
are fair prospects Of the Trout Nine alone.
furnishing quartz enough for 40 stamps
for the dry crushing process. These
mines have been useless on account Of
not knowing how to save the silver
thousands Of dollars have been thrown
away BY not knowing how 70 work the
ores, OF what kind OF machinery was neces.
sary, and the right process for working.
NEW kNrsRP1Iss -s,.ss /
d juit started here, by two enterprisine
men of this camp They IRE brings !
ing ditch from Flint Cfesk in.o IS:
town Of Philipsburg, for milling and min.
Ing purpOrses. The ditch viii carry 4. an
|ncLss Of wa!ee: Il can be ploughed and
Dcraped nearly the entire diseases.
!. % ITEMS ABOUT Town:
4 few Of the ranchmen are hayins II Tia
'allsy. Thy ~ III ~ 1r1Go = Aenvj1r
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fro DE Continued
FROM QUARTZ CREEK, MISSOULA.
The Turn Of the Tide Mining Improving
A Word On Politics.
:DIrOR NEw-N0RrH-WEsr:

EDITOR NEW NORTH West:
This camp was opened about two wear.
ago, there are some miners who have work.
cd here since'that time. and yet, have moth
ing to show for their time except the added
years to their already silvered heads. Still
HOPE LEADS THE WAY.
This spring has furnished some anchors to
''hang their hopes upon" A joint stock
Co have opened ground on Fifty, Zone and
half miles above the upper paying claim
on the creek,) and struck prospect tina.
will pay good wages for drifting. Other
companies are opening above and below
them, with strong hopes Of success, most of
the old ground has been paying reasonably
fair wages 50 far. The ground on Bartses
bar is still paying good wages, and has paid
fiumc company at the mouth Of the creek
arc making from ten 10 fifteeE dollars per
day. These claims extend for six miles I'd
the creek, with long stretches of unclaimed
ground between. On
LITTLE BEAR AND SUNRISE
the miners are doing very well 80 that all
things considered we think our part Of the
Territory has rather an encouraging outlook.
bt en- som. what scarce. except
whisky. We had plenty Of that to celebrate
the Fourth, some of the boys haven't got
through celebrating yet.
POLITICS
are not very exciting here, bat there is no
among our men. Those that
arc .RcPnblicans arr square Republicans.
There are plenty Of Greeley men nut they
arc oil Democrats just ready to dodge. Ii
the Baltimore Convention does not endorse
Greeley. they will hOp Of course. W. had
no part in our County Convention, from
tue fact that We had no notice Of the pri
maries, but we intend to take part
nt the polls next August, and If Clsyctt is
the standard bearer we will help carry the
Territory magniiicently for Montunas splcn-
did Delegate. Yours, URsA MINOR.
Quartz Creek, July 7th.
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aadc OF Poor Rum, whiskey, Pro~f
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced
and sweetened to please the taste. called " Ton.
ics,"" AppetizeTs," " Ecs.crcrs," &C., that lead
tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
atsuc Medicine. made from the Native Roots and
Herbs OF California free from all Alcoholic
stisnulanss. They arc the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PRIN.
CHILE perfect Rcnovator and lnvigorsto1 Of
the System. carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bltfcrs according to dircc.
tion and remain long unwcll.
For ln0nmmmt orr and Chronlc Rheu.
u,utism and tous, Dyspepsia Or Iual.
gcsti0u, Bilious, Kemistemt and Inter.
rniticnt Fcvcrs, Diseases Of the Bleed.
Liver, Kidneys. and Bladder, these BIT.
tiers have been most successful. Sach Die.
cases are caused by Initiated Bleed. which
IL generally produced by arrangement Of Tho
digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs, Tint.
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatiom Of
the Stomach, Bad taste in tho Mouth Bilious At.
tacks, Palptation of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pain in the regions ofthe Kidney, and
shundrcd other painful symptoms, arc the 81.
spr.ngsof Dyspcpsis. ISL -f-:.
They iovigorate the Stomach and stimulate The
tornidliver and bowels, which render them Of IN.
eeuallcd efncacy In cleansing the blood Of IN
impurities. and impartins new life and vigor 70
Che whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter,
Salt Ehcu,n, Biotches. Spots, Pimplss, Pustulso,
Boils, Carhuncles. Ping. Worms, scald-Hsad, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch. Scurfs. Discolorstions Of
the Skin, Humors and Diseases ofthe Skin, q
whatever namc or nature, are literally dug -
and carried out Of the system in short time b.
SSe Nc OF these Bittera Ore bettle IN oosA
eases win convince the most incrodulous Of tha1r
curative effects. a4u4fr ... .
Cleanse the vitiated Blood vhsasver you ana
IT. Impurities bursting through the akin In PIN.
plss, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse Il when yov.
and It obstructcd and sluggish In the veins;
cleanse II when II = foul, and your feelings VIM
tan you when. Keep The blood psso and a.
health ofthe system WIN follow.
f1Ns TAPB aad other WORl(9, luraanRin
eeesyses0 Of - many thoUsonAs, aro s6eseually
0seezoyed I'D removed. For fall direc4ions. reoA
eeEe3auy IL circular around eaeA bottls.
J. WAlKER. Proprietor. 3. Il. MCDONALD 4
CO., Druggisto and Gen. Agents, Can Hraaoiseo.
Cal, end . and - Coamsree otsoet, New Yoek.
GOLD ~ ALL DRUaaIs1s And DHAlRna
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4 few OF the ranchmen are hayine II III
valley. They ~ III ~ fSuco r Amvi6s
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The Isnno Of japan can tsaos bis pedi.
sres bsck Tor 80 thousand ysasaa Queen
Victorias gepsaloGy n ssaned back to The
foundation Of the Saxon Hepsarchy, A. d
81, only : httls asso than 80 thoassnd
yeau and TIE Kines Of Ttance ars reck.
ossd hck asoss 1oaf hasdpsd ys6ss sasllir.
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Financial.


AUTHORIZATION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Deer" lodge, wOntnna.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, May '. 1874
WHsEEAs BY satisfactory evidence presented to the
nndcrslgned It has been made to appcar that the.
fiHsT NATIONAL BANK OF DEER LODGE.
IN the TOWN of DEER LODGE, in the county OF
DEER LODGE. and TERRITORY OF MONTANA
has been duly organized under and according To the
requirements of the Act Of Congress entitled An
Act 10 provide II National Currency. secured by a
pledge OF United States bonds and to provide for the
circulation rnd redemption thereof. approved June
81: 1854, and has complied with NIL the provisions Of
-ad ACT rrqnrtd to he complied with before com.
henchg the bushes, Of Banking unde, said Act
Now. therefore. ], John Jay Knox, Cumptr,j',cr of
the CURRENCY do hereby certify that the Firs, National
Bank OF Deer Lodge in the town Of Deer Lodge in
the county u Deer Lodge, and Territory Of Motura
Is authorized to Commence the business OF banking
under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and zeal of
l. 4 ] Office this LIST day Of May. 1874
JOHN JAY KNOX
ls0smtNo. 1851 Comptroller Of Currency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-15
STATE NEWS.

The prayer of the people of Bangor has
been heard, and hereafter gas in that city will
be cheaper.
The Belfast Journal says that the Waldo
County Agricultural Society held a meeting,
by adjournment, in that city on Saturday, to
consider the state of its finances, and to as
certain whether it yet ''lived, moved and had
being" An act of the recent Legislature
empowers an assessment on shares to pay the
Indebtedness, including forfeiture of stock
if shareholders fail to pay. The act was ac-
cepted after lengthy discussion, and COM
mttee appointed to ascertain the amount of
Indebtedness, to report at meeting in two
weeks from that date.
A relative of DR.. Hebbard, the physiologi-
cal lecturer, has requested the Bangor Wing
to state that the attack which Frustrated the
latter during lecture in Montreal, proved
TO be congestion of the brain mot sottening
of the brain, as first reported and that he
has fully recovered and resumed business.
At the annual town meeting in Buxton on
Monday the llth inst, it was unanimously
voted to exempt from taxation for term of
two years, the property of any corporation
which would engage in manufacturing in said
town, and invest therein the sum OF $4,000
within the limits of Buxton is unsurpassed by
any in the State for running machinery OF
mill, &c.
1t is thought that Mr.. Clarence Hale will
probably take the place of Walter Wells as
secretary of the Portland Board of Manufac-
lures.
Col. Grover of the L. S. army now on
visit in Bethel, in this State, claims that his
regiment has. within the last Is months killed
over POO Indians in Arizona.
1t is thought by those who have given the
matter attention, that the best grades OF wool
will be worth the coming season, from 20 to
So cents per pound.
An effort is in progress to obtain the hold
ing of the State Fair in Belfast next fall.
1t is encouraging to note, in various sec
tons of the State, indications of temper
ance revival among those Infatuated to the
use of intoxicating liquors. All will agree
that there is great need of such movement,
nor can there be any doubt that this is the
most etfectual way of promoting the cause
Recent legislation has strengthened the arm
Of the law, and it should be vigorously en-
forced for the suppression Of the traffic, but
at the same time the friends of temperance,
and especially the church, should cultivate
the field of moral effort by putting forth every
persuasive means. We want to see a revival
Of the old Washingtonian spirit. There are
hundreds of men on the road to ruin, men
whom society cannot afford to lose, and whom
nothing else can save. Encourage the drink
ers to brace themselves to the work of their
own salvation, and send the revival influence
through the land.-Transcript.
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The third is to consist Of Monmouth, Mid
dlesex and Union, which are decidedly DEM

The third is to consist Of Monmouth, Mid
dlesex and Union, which are decidedly DEM
ocratic.
Halifax, ". S., IA. A large FIRE at Antig-
onish last night, destroyed the St. Andrews
Hall and several houses and stores. The
loss is nearly covered by insurance.
The steamer Chase for whose safety con-
siderable anxiety has been felt, is reported to
be at Liverpool, N. s.
Cincinnati, o., IA. The first locomotive
crossed the new railroad bridge over the
Ohio river between Newport and Cincinnati
to day. The test was not very satisfactory
as the bridge was not quite ready for it.
Richmond, Va, IA. Messrs. Denale,
Riddle and Bangor had personal alteration
on the floor Of the House to-day, and were
about to proceed to blows when they were
arrested by the sergeaut-at-arms and placed
under $1,000 bonds to keep the peace and
await the action Of the House.
Detroit, IA. The State female suffrage
convention at Kalamazoo to-day elected A.
p. Bingham chairman of the State executive
committee. Bingham is also chairman of
the republican State committee.
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AUGUSTA GAS LIGHT co.

NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting
~ of the stockholders of the Augusta Gas Light
Company will be held at the Company Office in
Augusta, on Thursday, May I'd, 1872, to act on the
following articles. viz:
LIST. To see II the company viii sell that part Of
It's works III the city of tlullowe at pabc OF phi
vate sale IN conformity to an act Of the Legislature
approved Feb 10Th 1867.
20. To see II the company will authorize sub
sc'iptlon TO the capital stock of uaowcll Gas
Light Company, to be organized in conformity to
the aforesaid act.
Sd. Failing to dispose OF the Halloweil works
under the aforesaid articles, TO what disposi-
ton shall be made of said works, or what in true.
tons shall be given to the Directors in relation to
the management OF the same.
Attn. To adopt any measures to carry ont any
authority conferred or direction given under the
aforesaid articles.
9Th. To take action on any other business prop
erly coming before said meeting.
Per order oil the Directors.
March 18th, l872. '' ~ mari To- S.sni
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At the Stockholders meeting of the Knicker-
booker Steam Towage Company, held at
Gardiner, March 9th, Arthur Berry, b. w.
Morse, j. NJ. Haynes, Ira D. Sturges, Zina
II. Blair, C. J. Southland, Geo. L. Holyok
n. O. Mitchell and J. Z. Hitchcock, were
chosen Directors, and j. NJ. Haynes, Clerk
and Treasurer. Subsequently the Directors
elected Geo. E. Holyoke, President; b. w.
Morse, Agent, and j. M. Haynes, B. W..
Morse and C. j. Southard, Managing Direc-
tors for the ensuing year. unanimous vote
of thanks was passed to the retiring President,
Arthur Berry, for the faithful and efficient
discharge of the duties of that office during
the past year, accompanied with an express
sion of deep regret that his business would
not permit him 10 accept an election for the
ensuing year, which was earnestly pressed
upon him.
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Boston Items.

Boston, IA. Chas. f. Leskie was to. day
sentenced years additional in State prison
for escaping from the institution.
Constable Perez Jacobs of Charlestown,
co years old was fatally injured last night by
falling down stairs.
A little daughter of John r. Eunis was
burned to death in Manchester, n. H., this
forenoon in wooden building which her
father occupied.
A Halifax despatch reports the burning of
the Caledonia Hotels, St. Andrews Hall. 2
dwelling house and stores at Antagonist, n.
S., last evening. Loss $4,000. A heavy
snow storm prevailed during the fire.
A large quantity of wood belonging to the
Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg Railroad was
burned at Boston day.
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The New Hampshire Election.

Concord, \. H., IA. The following is the
vote by counties by two hundred and twenty
two towns
Rockingham. Straw COZ; Weston SIS
Blackmer las; Cooper and scattering LOG.
Strafford.-Straw 3645; Weston 284C
Blackmer IL; Cooper and scattering A..
Belknap.-S. 1888; w. 23l7; B. &c;
Cooper and scattering 43.
Carroll.-S. 1926: w. 2O43; b. "a Coop
er and scattering l.
Merrimack.- 5l32; W. 527o; B. %;
Cooper and scattering 70,
Hillsboro'.-S. 1850; w. G454 B. 80 ;
Cooper and scattering 100.
Cheshire. 1861; w. 1881 B. Ii; Coop.
er and scattering Z.
Sulivan.-S. 25o5; w. 2o67; B. l5
Cooper and scattering Ill.
Grafton,-S. 464l; w. 5227 B. 80; Coop
er and scattering So.
The returns now give Straw 1895; Wes-
ton 35.s22; Blackmer 424: Cooper and scat
teriug 56S; giving Straw a majority of l5ll.
Twelve towns vet remain to be heard from,
which if they voted as last year. will reduce
Straw's majori y to about 1900. he COM
plete returns from Senatorial district No. IL,
elect Mr.. Flying, Dem. by 30 majority. The
Senate will stand, republicans and demo-
Gratis. The list of Representatives is incom-
plete, but so far as heard from the republic
cans have 2o7 democrats 1876; labor reform
four, and temperance one. A full list will
probably give the republicans about fifty ma
jority.
Portsmouth, N. H., II. The Chronicle
has returns from all but eight towns in the
State, which last year threw less than 800
votes. They are as follows: Straw 80, sos;
Weston and scattering 1888, giving Straw
a majority Of 1880, which will probably be
increased. Rockingham county gives 7S7
majority for Straw, republican gain of about
49,.
The republicans of Kittery fred 100 guns
for the New Hampshire election this evening.
The republicans of Portsmouth are taking
about torch light procession.