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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-16
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALE IN llENRICO CCUNTY:-By virtue
of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hemicp pro-
npunccd on The 18TH day of May ls72 ID The !nJc-
offer for sale at public auction the REAL ESTATE
of the said Ell Hogan at the courthouse Of licn-
rico. specified In the advertisements below ne ~,
h,urtInu of the said sale having been dissolved said
sain viii lie made on tie 18TH DAY OF AUGUST
I,m,Icr said decree and according To the PROV,
of the decd of trust 80 lnuch 81 siid M" WI We
"nII s win nav the cost accrued IN said suit and the
rXrcution Of the said decree aud three hundred dol
lars balance due.
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FURNITURE. dc.

E GATIIRiGHT, q
He FURNITURE DEALER. tcA,
No. 1G GOVERNOR STREET, BELF1N'S INT
BLOCK.
has lust returned from the North, and offers
fhc largest and best stock Of WALNUT FUR
NITUKE he ever before kept. which viii he In
crcascn i,v weekly receipts He warrants the goods
to be equal in workmanship ~ any III the United
States.
WALNUT SUITS with and without drcs:InE-%aScs
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with and witlnht
marble:
PARLOR SUITS of all grades;
Fest II y and WIRE SAFES ever na'c IN this citS
EXTENSION TABLES. LOUNGES. ana all other
articles kept in iirst-rlass house.
Call and look nj our stock. Lowest prices for cash
IN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY URINE OF !
deed of trust. executed by Edward Ilc2ah 10 me- -
trustee for the purpose thcrcn specified on The 5sh
,l:r, of Nav, lsG6 shall ON FRIDAY the !oth DAY
of August next. ~ o'clock. In front 81 IienEico
Courthouse, sell at public auction tie Following
4 TRACT OF LAND In licnfco. containing
twenty acres morc or less, adioinir- hc LANDS OF
Isabclja Allen. Turner sharp, and Others. about
seven miles below Richmond.
Also. q PARCE FL OF LAND. containing h'eacr,s'
conveyed 10 said Hogan Ivy John y. DAVIS.
NV r r Duke. VI. HARRIS,
y, n,IEt uslcc.
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AUCTION aslessES--FnEnre Days.
ByGrubbs u Williams,
Real Esiate Agents and AactIoneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.


aEvEN MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILD
= ING LOTS on LAUREL s s,rsEg1;, ~ THE
se IN ne 1r rsh 81 Gissf q
situated ut the southwest corner Of Laurel aud
ming back li0 feet to alley 20 feet wide. These
lots have the most Beautiful Situation Of any fin thai
very rapidly improving part Of Gre city: and are
being much benefited by the grading OF Tie streets
noW i! gong ct OF on the east side of Laurel street. b.
claiming feet north of Spring street lin rear Of the
Baptist church, &C by las feet 10 an alley % feet
Those wishing to secure lots In this ncighborhool
.houId nv all means attend The s:lle
TEENS: Liberal. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
jy Is Anctionee.s.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL PUKE-BRED AND IMPORTED LEICFs
TER SHEEP At CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
on sATUHDAY THE 24rm iNSTANT.-Srr. vii.
@ 5s!Sa S OF Ssf 'ft s S Hs sn at
irSo i:T'f W HEAD or TnoEoTGuppED
INpOETED LEICESTER SHEEP,
comprising
RAMS. from one to four years old;
SPEIYG; I LAMB lSa
II EWES, from one TO four years old
All these sheep are from the flock Of celebrated
English breeder. and VIII be warranted as genuine
Vs. oil all round and MIR Easton IS confident that a
better 1T OF sleep have never before been olcet 1T
nuhIic sale I'm the State II IS not intended 20 hold
he sheen Mt exorbitant and out-0f-way prices They
viii he offered ut reasonable and living prices and Il,
those who really wish 10 improve their dochs this
sale offers unprecedented opportunities, and Mr.
Easton elrncsly hopes that the lovers Of cool stock
Will come forwnrd aud encourage him In his cndca.
yoI-s TO Introduce good and pure blood tn The neigh
borhood. A tendency 10 rapid iatteaing and carly
ripeucss Is the general characteristic Of this sheep
Which enables the breeder to bring his lambs for
ward and into market before those of any other
breed The highest and best references can be given
a. to the gcnuineucss and quality Of these sheep.
Several other lots of SHEEP. HORSES, and CAT
TIE &C. will be offered ut this sale.
Persons having stock OF any description for diSp0-
sal will do well to send II t. This sale.
an iG-Fss srcdt,Is WILLIAM EASTDE.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
CONTEMPORARIES.

NTESSINA ORANGES.-l00 boxes extra
vi prime MESSINA ORANGES.
50 boxes extra prime MESSiSA LEMONS,
f5 cases ITALIAN MACCAKONI,
90 boxes fresh LAYER RAlSlSS,
60 caddies LOTTIER'S STRAWBERRY
TWIST TOBACCO, made expressly for re.
tall trade, of the very best stock, and said to
be the best chew " out Trade supplied.
LOUIS j. BOSSIECX.
ap Ia i4I2 Main street.
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u1rrn aYn sas,r.N sTEAsEsRs.

CtUNARD LINE OF STE AM-45EI1
Ems I'd LIVERPOOL. OUfErrss 3 :
TOWN. GIAsGoW, AND LONDoSDDEEKRRsa, i,
FROM NEW YoRK sso TO s SGW f ro,s ses am
.bins of this line Will sail as follows: " ES.
DAY. nth, and SATURDAYS, 10Th ana g s,, " y.
April, and SATURDAYS. 4h, lltii ana usif III =.
May and twice every following week, ir"iii "
Nii'iD : CHARLES FRAECkLIN,
Agent. New fcrS.
SAMUEL AYRES. Agent,
Richmond, No. 1920 Main. corner Four''ch'i' s'ee'
ty
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1 AMES III ' Ell = iJJI&olDcA Ic-STlaaRSSf~)
81 COMPANY. GE-=ys,rs-
FOR NEW YORK. plilLADEPHlA. BALI
MORE. NORFOLK. PukTSAlDLI
AND ALL RFGULAli LAND
INGS On THE JAMES
RINER.
ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AND 'NCE DE-
L'EAU" iSEWELL'o PolAU.
Tic ls.l and elegant United States nail steamer
Join SYI VESlE.; Captain ~. GIFLoHr. leave
Corn,mI,y's wharf al Rockets FOR The alrFt-,anu
ni,rf.s OH MONDAYS. WINNESl'AiSa ana FRI
BAYS. ut 81 4. NJ, aud returns on lirEdaS'
Thursday a:,d srturisA aiierun"nS at r. o'ciGck.
Passengers connect nj Norfolk with the cid EaH
line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
YORK. , ,
OF steamer. -, >,
Fare To New York. OF
Fare to Philadelphia. .,..'.......'.'''''.'' "
Fare la BdftiintTc''....' ~
Fare 10 Norfolk
FycursioIi tickets to Old Point and "Nuc d
l. Eau AMI return. -. Good until used. 1890
Tickets IN sale ut G. ARBFR < CO.'S EMPRESS.
ana baggage checked through,
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk. Portsmouth, B"s
ton, Baltimore. and principal landing: an Cl"sa'
pslkr Bay, aud all regular landings on james rtN'h
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from 4. NJ I'LL eP NJ
Fright for way-landines must I've prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester will hc chartered for e't-
ming excursions al REASONABLE" rates. ~
l.. u. TATUM, General Agent
Office. Company's wharf
Branch otcr, corner Main and Ninth streets. ic 4,
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EURNITURE AT COST, "a
NIakiugroom for the purpose Of painting AMI II
otherwise improving warcroons.
ARTHUR ROONEY.
iyoi Governor and Franklin streets.
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NAafLs AND COAL,

NAK WOOD FOR SALE AT MAlOs
~ ISLAND SAW-MILL 1t $3.50 per cord Pine
at 80 ioS 81 All additional charge for hauling. Or
dcrs may hr sent la rost-otlrc box l26. au film
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L7OH NEW YORK.-OLD DO-4FHS
Z MISyuN STEAMSHIP COMPANY; asss = =
The shir-wlIccl steamships oLD n rta III
NGARA. NLBEMAFLF and HATTERAS, ieat {
Scry York for Norfolk, Lic Point, and smnmnnG
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAIufpa1
Il o'clock u. Nj. --- -,
L.av. Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY, at high tide. ~
These chips arc entirely new They base eieea'''
saloons hfairroons, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and aftei'tiSn' are ur-
surpassed. -, . ,, ,.,,,,tb
err and European ports
TOHN ". WYATT. Agent,
nav "a Eo. 5 Governor street.
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SCOTCH WIilSKEi.--1wo pu na.'as~..s
- ia bond, imported by Us direct iro!n Distilled
iine article; 50 harreissR & N hishs. ,n,ers
IN the vsiley-lad the sdSan,ass Of Tsr lpglsnd
80 barrels j. G. True to.s paie a;,,.t frpln The
dlsillery; loo barrels W Wajate pp tss,,sts Ele
flew; Our Own aud !" siiumes,e, ,a,,f SONS.
Whiskey. liy Isl NM "N'th ''s-..,-,.-.-:=
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DOYAL F1REINSURA COMPANY,
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer CT Virginia. S5n.no0.
IMP ERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON:
SiSi IL
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the 0b-
CATIONS of the above companies.
Representing the above stauiIch old English COM
plnies, we solicit the patronage OF THE ptbllc upon
their unquestionablc security, prompt and liberal
settlement Of nil claims, and heavy income.
JOHN IL. CLAIBORNE L CO.. Agents
No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER Sj0,G0O,0 900.
Cash dividends declared In JANUARY OF each year.
Premiums payable annually, selni-anuually, and
quarterly.
The 0LDEGT. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
III the United states.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
IL aO-3m No HOS Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FiNHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY.
SECURITY FIRST CLASSMATES REA-
SON I'll d

CAPITAL, S2OG, 200. SURPLUS, 500, GOC,
This Company. III addition 10 the large amount ot
losses II has paid, has paid the citizens nf !;c
munii.in dividends, since lis organizations the sum
nj ssi7,5u0, AMI reserves the above surplus for pro-
toriion Of policy -hOldcrS.
OFFICE 1915 Main street.
W. J.. COWAEDlN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Jr., Secretary. an lin
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a NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 4l+EFS

SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from railway STATIONS
ar scaports in England Ireland Scotland NORWAY
sweden Denmark. Germany. France. Holland DEF
GUM. and the United States: ,,roo,
Glasgow. or Derry. by Wednesdays steamer $50
By Saturdays steamer, So and 80. ,,rorc,,
passonrcrs hooked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Mcssina and Trieste. IA New York. . ....o,.,.
Cabin SJIo: str.ra.c. SIS. Payable in currency
For rurthe, information apply 10 ,,.
HENDERSON BROTHEKS.
Bowling Green. y. ] = or
i. W. WYATT. Agent.
,coverncr street, Richmond. y n.
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FoR RENT.

TOR REET, that No. - L., B b s,1s n a=
.,as straet near Fousfee street, containing eight
11s ten rooms all In good order. .,,o-, ,,d
Also SMALL HOUSE fronting on an ;s,,erc a,a
hm,ses on franklin street between Seventh ana
Eighth streets. Apply TO . countN
IN At
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The undersigned. administrator Ct fir',Tr. ..a
mentioned III tile foregoing advertisement >cl
rately all the FURNITURE lGlouSliE 10 ~
hotel upon credits of SIX, twelve. ,siil'f'i
twcnty-four months. taking from. NC tm.h'''
good security therefor. e.. W. HAkRiS'N',
Administrator uf Yre,leriCE Shelter dc,ea''"'
an T-t2Dth
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DER BARK TARPElAN.
We are now landing per bark i%Ft' i'H ~
direct Importation, ,,,.AIH
YOUNGER,S EDINBURGH INDIA iAltTTv,'N5
YOUNGEE'3 EDINBURGH i'ol uiE
GUiNNEss's DUBLIN STOUT, bottled b : " .
Burke.
ALSO C.
Hilbert, OF London: . &. Iiib-
ALi.SOP'S PALE ALE, boiticl BY T. y -
Gryi I'M DUBLIN SToul', bottled y L "
q. Hilbert, of London: K Il,
Hilbert, OF London: o,PK COG.
MAC BRANDY. OF various Nlatases,, na trade -
The above goods are recommended ~ w si,pty IN
entirely reliable. We are prepare. ~ u!CtS a.
bond or duty paid for currency or SoiS' ~ ,,,er
low As can be afforded by any America, itH 90,
jee7 y Z. lAH N'D'~,--- -
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$4,000 in United States bonds deposited with The
Treasurer Of Virginia.
COULLlNG 4 MEADE, Agents,
an 3-im 1901 haln street.
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A MAZON INSURANCE COMPANY,
N OF CINCINNATI. ONO.
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DER BARK TARPElAN.

Orders may DC lcf, with L, WAGNhN" yen,
nrr Broad aud SiAih streets. ." -
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
West YirQinia.

WHEELING, Nov. 5. The returns al
meagrc but thus far indicate that We
Virginia has gone for Grant.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Treasure Recovered from the America

A portion of the treasure recovered from
the remains OF the steamer America by
divers persons. and brought to San Fran
cisco on the Colorado, was trucked to the
office of The San Francisco Assaying and
Refining Works, No. 416 Montgomery
street, yesterday, and exposed to the gaze
of few reliable persons. The scene was
novel beyond conception. Twenty three
boxes of melted coin, weighing from two
TO four hundred pounds each, were scat
tered about the floor of the room, and be-
sides there were piles of bars and irregular
masses OF valuable metal lying around
loose. Two pieces of the melted mass,
with a length each of about three feet, u
width of eighteen inches, and weighing
one hundred pounds, looked like section
of frozen clay bristling with oysters.
These oysters were twenty-dollar pieces,
Mexican dollars and half dollars of Amer
lean coinage, with dimes and half dimes
for young oysters, and iron spikes bits
of brass and steel, to represent the shell
fish that are wont to burrow in the bed of
the ocean, the whole forming a valuable
specimen of crustacea. In some instances
the coins are only welded together in rolls,
| and at other times they form one lava-like
COB The melted matter and the coins
are of a deep green color The large
| bags of bullion were less affected by the
| fire than the coin, and do not appear to
| have lost much in weight. The metal is
| to be recoined. Two twenty-dollar pieces
| in the lot were kindly donated to the rep
resentatives of the press, who were among
the reliable persons present, and had not
the coins been welded to a bar, they would
have been taken away Three hundred
thousand dollars worth of treasure, half
melted, colored by fire and the action of
the water, is a curiosity that few people
have ever had an opportunity to see.
Even the audacious and enterprising Bar
mum could not give such a show. [San
Francisco Bulletin.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

Thu Lewiston Joulnal sl,es The .vlios;-
ing instances of the local troubles from
the horse disorder
A gentleman took his horse to the wa
tering trough this morning, the animal
apparently being as well as ever. After
the horse had drank, he began to tremble
and was so weak he could hardly get to
the stable.
A person with strap on his back, hitch
ed to bake cart, has been drawing a
heavy vehicle through the streets, this P.
NJ, making his deliveries of the staff Of
life
Messrs. Day 4 Varney put themselves
into the shafts OF their bakers cart Thurs
day morning, and duly delivered at the
Maine Central depot thirteen barrels of
crackers
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

"Albany has four hundred dwelling houses
and two thousand four hundred inhabitants, all
standing with their gable ends to the streets. "
So it was printed in school geography not
long ago.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Kentucky.

FRANKFORT. Nov. 5. Returns from the
State as far as heard from indicate light
vote. The Republican vote is generally
full while the Democratic vote shows
falling off OF fully POO per cent
Greeiey's majority in the State is prob
ably less than 10000 The Democratic
Congressman are believed elected from
every district
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Nov s. The election passed
off quietly. Owing to the length Of the
ticket full returns are not received from
any county. Greeley runs ahead OF the
State ticket. The returns are too meagre
however, to indicate tor certain the results.
Partial returns indicate the defeat of An
drew Johnson and leave the race between
Maynard and Cheatham and leave the
chances in favor of Maynard for Congress-
man at large
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 30, ls7..
At market this week--263. Cattle S233 Sheep and
Lambs 1860 Swine Western Cattle 1896; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows 72j Eastern Cattle 81
Prices OF Beef Cattle per hundred lbs. live weight
Extra quality ssooass SO First quality, - o0a' -
Second quality 80 26aS7 90; Third quality, 81 50a5
so.
Hides Hiaes !ac 'rallow sac l-2c per IL;
Country Tallow 5a5 lie Country Hides &c per III
Cali Skins ldalSc per Ii; Sheep skins Slal %; Lamb
Skins 81 GOAT % ;Woll Sheep skins $3a+ %.
Working oNcn-We quote sales Of pair, gir1h T.
feet for :2o; pai-, girth fet-nches. for $500 1
pair. girth i feet inches, for s45 pair, sirth q
ieet inches for sl30i pair, girih fee inches,
for SIG; pair, girth feet 10 inches for $50
Store Catte-We quote Ycarlings Sl0al5; two
year ODDS $lSa2s; three ytar-oldS &2Sl45 per head.
Mch Cows-ENtra S55a9O; ordinary S20a6o; Store
Cows sl6a5O per head, or much according to their
value for beef.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

The death-bed confession of the real culprit
has released from the Missouri pententiary
victim of the intelligent jury and the eloquent
prosecuting attorney. The poor fellow - par
doned" was serving out a term OF five years.
One of Theaphite Lautiers witty sayings
"Man is superior to the brute creation in only
drinks when he is not thirsty, and makes love
all the year round.'
A Portland company is negotiating with Mr.;
Sidney A. Jones of this town for his wharf and
store.house for the purpose of establishing. the
Lobster Canning" business in that locality.
ICamden Herald.
There are twenty-five men in the Tombs,
New York, charged with murder.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s. The election
in this State passed OFF quietly The
Chairman of the republican State Central
Committee claims the city by 5000 ma
Iority for Grant. Others estimate the
majority at $500, but it is impossible to
tell certainly until the count of the figures
are given.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCk'S SEAWEED TONIC,
SNHENEklS MANnRA PILLS


Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
often occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up
the Vtr, stops the circulation OF the blood, henor
rhage follows, and, in TACT cloggng the action of
the very organs that caused the cou III.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of
lwo-thlrds OF the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes cUstive and sometimes too loose
tongue coated, pain III the shoulder. blade feeling
sometimes very restless and III other times drowsy
the food that is taken lies heavily on the stomach
accompanied with acdiy and belching of wind
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
CONDITION OF the stomach or torpid liver. Persons
80 alrcttu they take one or two heavy colds and
II the cough IN these cases be suddenly stopped the
unsS liver and stomach clog, and remain torpid and
inactive, and before the patient is OF his stu
at'nn lt lungs are q ;i.aaa Of sores and liberated
and death is the inevitable result.
Schenck'S Pulmonic Syrup lis an expectorant which
uoes nor contain ny opium, nor ything calculated
TO check cough suddenly.
Schcnck SeaWccd tonic dis solves the food mixes
With the gastric juice OF the stomach digests &c SHY
nourlShes the system and creates HEALTHY circul-
lion Of the blood. When the bowels are costive
SKIN sallow and the patient is of a bilious habit
Schenek's Mandrake Pills are required
These medicines prepared BY Dr. j H.
SCHENCh son, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn. and for sale by
GEO. G. GOODWIN < CO., 81 Hanover street
Boston, aud JOHN +. HENRY, 5 College place
New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale ~ Druggists geueraliy.-1v3sp
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

LITTLE Rock. Nov. 5. P. NJ. The
election is passing off quietly Grant and
the whole Republican ticket will succeed
in the State.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
MARRIED..

In this city, At the residence of the brides father
by Rev. W. l.. Brown, Mr.. Thomas Barr and Miss
Mary Speed, both of this city.
In Blngor, oct. Both, by Rev. Geo. w Field Mr.
Stuart NJ. Buck OF Boston, and Miss Grace dau gfl-
ter of Hugh Ross, Esq, Of Bangor.
In RocklAnd, oct. 18th, Mr.. Charles W. Thorn
dixie OF Chelsea Mass, and Miss Loraina Duncan of
Rockland Oct. 2ilh, Mr. James Fly and Miss Ellen
NJ. Young Both Of Rockand. Oct 10Th. Mr. d. A.
Mcdonald and Miss Mary +. Grant both of Rock
land.
In Union, Oct. 9th, Mr. Morris lger and Miss
ADbic f. iItger, both Of Union
IN iineoinyilIe, Oct 25th, Mr.. Putnam Young OF
Camden ana Miss Ellen Duncan OF l..
In Ellsworth Oct. 26th, Mr.. John c. Coleman and
Miss Lizzie Ii. AhraIn, all Of Il. Oct. 9th, Mr.
john ireadick lnd Miss Susie Ellis.
In Hancock, Oct. 10Th. Mr.. Alexa nder F. Moor e
OF Ellsworth and Miss Eliza L. Googing of Hancock
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

POmfret woman recently lost favOrite
hen, and revenged herself by poisoning the
corpse with strychnine, the result being dead
owl, one of the largest varieties known in New
England, with six feet spread of wings, dead
fox and a skunk
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov .. Sussex Co
will give Greeley 4 majority, and Kent
Co will probably give Grant a majority.
The Republicans claim Delaware by / 800
| to :. 900
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Arkansas.

vote. The State Is claimed fot GRANT b,
10000 to $1,000.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Presidential Election.
The Fat all in the Fire.
Maine.
PORTLAND, Nov. 5-11.3O

PORTLAND, Nov. 5-11.30 p. m
Nnety-two towns give Grant q 800 :;
Greeley 12,6SS; Grants majority Is, 1872
In 1868 the same towns gave Grant 3D.
OBS; Seymour 1910; Grants majority
l5,1lS, being net gain OF IA. In Sep
TENDER the same towns gave Republican
vote OF 32.O5S; Liberal 22,950 Republi-
can majority 9,14S. or u net gain over
September OF 1854. Grants majority in
1868 was 2S,033.
The aggregate vote in 1868 was ll2.-
953; this year it will probably be "a 900.
The aggregate vote in September was
over 127 900
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Pills, Potions and Punqenoles.

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPIToS-
PHITEs will speedily and certainly arrest the
depressing influences OF disease upon the nerves
and muscles. 1t restores the appetite and in
duces a disposition 10 take on healthy flesh. II
causes the formation of living blood. strength
ening the action of both Heart and Lungs. II
snstains the system under trying circumstances.
and causes the healthy development of all the
organs necessary to our existence,
The following is good motto for merchants
and business men gene rally:
Early TO bed and early to rise
NeNcr Get tiuht-hut advertise.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
MaryIand.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5-Afternoon. 1t is
believed that the Democratic majority in
the State is largely reduced. Lowndes
and Arbert, Republicans, are thought to
he elected in the 9th and 9TH districts.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. % p. NJ. Greeley
is running ahead of. the October vote and
is likely to carry Hamilton county by from
G00O to 10000.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5. Returns through
out the State Indicate Grants majority at
from 10000 TO A., 900.