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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, of Wood.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRY NJ. MATTHEWS, of Greenbrier
ron AUDITOR,
L. A. BENNETT, Of Marion.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN S. BURNETT. of Knnawba
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or FREE SCHOOLS.
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE, Of CLAW.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
JAMES W. PAULE, of Ohio.
A. +. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
c. p. T. MOORE, of Mason.
j. :. HOFFMAN, Of Harrison.
FOR cONGREss-rHinD DISTRICT.
FRANK HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
FoR STATE SENATE,
ISAAC 3. MCDONALD, Of Wyoming.
WIN. +. WILKINSON, Of Wayne.
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TIE pos.oiice al Taunchcster. Eauawhi.
c"au'f, Wet Virgins, il discontinued.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TrCKrT.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
b. c. VINCENT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
l.. c. RICKETTS,.
FOR CLERK or CIRCUIT Court
MOSES TIIORNBURG.
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
JOSEPH 5. MILLER.
FOR SHERIFF.,
d. l. SMITH.
FOR ASSESSORS,
list Dist.-DIKE BOWEN.
81 Dist.--PETER EVERETT.
FOR PRESIDING JUSTICE,
w II. HAGAN.
FOR SURVIVOR.
JOHN THORNBURC.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
JUSTICES.
4. J. ENSLOW.
ROBT. STEWART.
CoS-rABLEs.
J. II. MITCHELL,
WM. STEVENSON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17

CINCINNATI, September la.-Cotton-
quiet and unchanged; middlIng Of colo.
Flour-Market steady with 4 moderate
demand at 81 40a7 0G. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; red 81 40a1 as.
Oorn-45c. Rye-9Sa72c. Oats-Old 84a
40c; new 9Gl3Sc., Barley Quiet and ia.
changed. Groceries Coifee-Rio COM
mon 10 choice 20a23fc. SugarADemand
fair and market frmer; New Orleans fair
to choice 1Ola114c, MolAsses- steady,j
New Orleans 65a7Oc. ,Oils--Uuchanged,
Eggs-l7a1sc. Provisions Pork be-
mand good Of iull prices; salsS I,7O0 bills
at $13 90. Lard-summor sac steam
&c; kettle 9ta9c. Bulk Meat Demand
good and prices advanced; shoulders 8ici
sides heldat DC; sales clear rib at 9ic;
clear held at 100. Demand good
at full prices; shoulders 7ie; clear rib 10tc;
clear Tic, with sales. Sugar Cured Hams
Firm, winter 1Sc. aHogs-S4 6Oa5 25,
Whisky-D Demand fair at Doc. ''Fi,5 O. ". 7.
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lotl.
Wherever known, Is now. acknowledged IN bo
ne best pump for ali purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio. o'a
Please Remember-Tho Best Ia
AlwRys the Cheapest,
We arc now prepared 10 I'LL ordcrs Or mt mn
tnese pumps on Fhort notice, and guarantees en-,
TIRE satisfaction, and would call the Attention Of
for it: S'''''i''N
1st. It's economy In construction, Combined
with durability makeS It, for aciTdl stSyIes ibS
cheapest Pump In use, i - ~ ''''''' W"
"a. AZ the stock is galvanized wrought iron It
VIII neither crack trOn the effects 81 the ann
which IN single night often dcslI Sys and Splits
| the very best material aud renders 1Ialets IN
the hour Of greatest need. N'N's'' III
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump Is not In nae thc wats,
I6ls TO its level In the chamber, which Il aIWays
placed below the treeTiDg point -
4lh. Ftrshless OF water Is always Insured, "A
tnS Water comes directly from the bottom Of the
9th, Impure water from decayed or rotten
| pump stock Is eFtirelY obylaIed 1853
9th In construction It Ia both simple and dn.S.
pig, Thc handle j. made OF two wrought Iron
rods and so arranged that while II Is llght. Vet
has great strength. The cylinder In whicS n n.
work Ia performed is Iron, lined with cOoI ar III,
copper lining prertH,s rust and makes INT iittie
Friction. THIS iron chamber ig not aubIr fpsd
| but placed IN the-WElll above the water Aha sal
VIII WORK ~ well unltF as above the EAlcr'
l. I'm. u can DO used In driven or b. al tVnIi
win the ZANE ESQ he well Of larger tlIAnietAr
9Th. For its general adaptabIlity this Ppmn ia
without rival. The Pump NAV no niareH ~
j youF dwelling or barn, or within tho kniidInT
and connected With the well, or RprInp ar oih'.r
| body OF water, my tr ono hundred VaTiS A.,
tsnt and will work with the same ID s,s NJ. fboSch
standing direGtly over the water, So
9TH. II 10 Single acting and pumps only with
the down stroke OF tho apdIe, and Tins Syoids
me heGGy required In the dOublS acting pumn'
lvth. BY attaching short hose, a stFeSbo mLy
oe thrown my TO sixty feet and may oiIen Ia
used e 1aVAntGGein watering gardens and lawns.
MaShlng wlndoWs, Cleaning buvRieB. eYtinVuiSh,
ing hres, or elevattng water. We rekoVniee tho
taSt tH1t IteqalIes more power u elevate water
rom oeep tnAn rom shallow well. BptSs
~ - posAblo TO obsiAte this difficulty for deep
Meis, We maneIAct1re smaller chamber, 10 that
MnIle tne volume OF water ID diminished, the
Low oHsr required 10 not greatly increased We
S S!aLn tnAL " tue combination, having al the
Nv Of Hlmoephcric pressure 10 cotnhIna.
uon win force, that the SINCLAIR PuNP Will
tLsn WAter from deep well with lcsA power
tenee. This Pump Is easily adGpted "a snnniv
water 70 steam mills, and for tfansferrinp thss
contents Of watts in 1annGties 10 unsuFnaSSed
II you want Pump guaranteed 70 Riy0 IRtIs.
action; send your order 10 SINCLAIR, 4 HOI,.
LISTER, Bridgeport, Ohio.
1.-TWO or three arSt-elasB Agents wanted,
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lbelltteuigsttfer:.
SEPTEMBER.

s,o,,ubcr falls again, 1880,
GotlI 'ySsi walt 0 hearts that yearni
Ogis. mi aI,ts on all the plain,
b goIosII, lcsyes, too quick 70 Turn
10 gV Nto he mountain beech,
Blt ony ~ ,Is an and The following fern,
Tss NIX; g.piSg Cumps Of sumAch,
Lts !Iy g."o IN lowly pastures butp'
THAT, ~, Y Silent presence Learnt
se'slss s M ,' on the Years decline
IaIt . 1I light-Iubdled, repfest,
N!!s ns AZ =. ,tiSIiCht iAll'n through wine
B; wv n, Country Of the West
d sI1 ,s '1 /. more than hIli divine;
fhJ sg nd earth have their bridal
g,lsssG a.. ma lupcrnAI mornings chine,
H !dS a. Iath Afternoons US thine'
...,,,,, b,upts the hills and wales,
Wtai tg ,s,,Srs DER all tho lsles and capes'
3s1 .I,.. 10 each bright cloud that sails,
WeM s,s,,sIer llsht, such sOHEened shapes!
VIZ In,,S,,tpt breath, that now exhAles--
Th Az. " kin celestial !; escapes
n! E III he nectarine odor -,
o.; .,I, M Of purple forest gESpes'
p p,O.i G,m the 0lymplSR breath escapes!
milford TINES
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f! CmcAeo, Sept 18.--Flour--steady
with q moderate demand; extra spring
SO 00a7 90. Wheat-Dull and the mar.
ket unsettled and lower; No. l spsing
81 2ss1 2st; No. 3 do 81 81 cash; 81 Is
seller September; 81 1877 seller October;
No.TS do 81 II; rejected 81 90. Corn
Fair demand but ut lower rates; No. 9
mixed S5EaSGc for regular and cash; 35Ic
seller September; rejected 85ci Oats
Dull and prices dropping; No. 2, 2tc; re.
lected 20fc, Rye-NoI2, &c, Barley
DEMAND 'Gctiveand prices advancedi No.
3 fall G9c. Provisions-Quiet and IN.
changed. Mess Pork Held ut Sl4 80
cash; sales seller December at Sle 90.
Lard-Winter &C; summer sEastc. Bulk
Meats-shoulders 0tc; short rib middles
quotable at s5a0c, overwhelmingly
steady and unchanged, Whisky-s0c.
q +.
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BaltimoTe . RIarhe !,

BAtTntons, September 1e.-Flouit,-
Steady, and holders firm. Wheat Ac.
tive, firm and unchanged. Corn-Mtxel
western dull at 61a62c. Oats-Steady;
western mixed 3S439c; white DOC, Rye
Dull At 75asOc. Provisions-Ffrmer and
quiet mess pork $l475. Bulk Meats4
Firmer, but not quotably higher; shout
ders7c; sldes9 10; clear rib 0sc. Bacon-In
mir demandat unchanged prlces., Sugar
Cured HRms-1Sial0c. Lard-Quiet al
DC. Bulter-We Western, choice stockscarce
and wanted at 2Oa23c. Whisky2Flrm
and scarce at 04c. ~ ~ >
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

G1NCEAIR'S SINGLE ACTING
~ EoM.FRERZING, COMBINED HYDRAU.
L ~; AND FORCE PUAPS-Patented June 8,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-17
l0IG Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September l0.-Flour-Quie
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; exit,
white Michigan 81 80; No / do 81 5sl
! 90; amber Michigan cash and seller Sep
TENDER 81 45; buyer September 81 40
seller October $1144; No. 3 amber nlinui
81 64a1 64h Corn-DulL high mixet
45tc; low mixed 45c. Oats-Dull, bu
unchanged. .ah gas IplrF ANN I
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BoNps-Dull andnerlcnLef

SFATH BONps-UuII and neglected.
STocKs- Opened active, but the bears
raided 1t down on large sales. Erie was
the chief feature of speculation. Dor
rower's stock had to pay from / too pei
cent for use. The two extremes Of the
day were 4Oi to 50, with late dealings at
5Ot. About 3 o'clock the market assum.
ed q firmertone, with recovery In prices
from ito gpsr cent. MISSOURI Pacific
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central
and New York Central were the strong
eat stocks on the list The market closed
steady, % E.A~s u st ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIlL..
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

New. York Money and stock Market IA
=, New YoRk. September 16.-GoEIp--
Strong and higher, opening at 1884,, clos
ing at118sa11Ss. Loans from 1875 to 9
per cent tor carrying. Clearings $4S,.
100000 Treasury disbursements $41 600.
=. MoNEr-Firm at s to @ per cent.
GovERNNRNTs-srong and higher, in
sympathy with gold, closing firm.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Steady; prime
90 day 10Ss; sight 1901.
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New YORK DRY Good, Marker.

New York, September 1G.-The Datly
Bulletin says there is fair amount Of
business doing, but trade has not fully
opened for the week. As yet prices are
unchanged for cotton goods. Prints arc
getting scarce and mark goods are Ola
very short supply. Foreign goods con-
tlnue in demand In moderate lois.
Woolens and oyercoatings in rather better
request, but orc selling at low prices.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30
The County Fair.

We do not know how thoroughly the trustees
have advertised the fair and show of the Cum
berland County Agricultural Society which will
be held at Bridgton tomorrow and Wednesday,
but we have observed very little publicity given
to it about here. An advertisement in this pa
per gives information how the people of Port
land and vicinity can get to the place, and con-
tributions may be forwarded. 1t is almost too
late to attempt to set before the public the adj
character. They offer not only an exchange of
ideas and methods, but are medium through
which valuable inventions and desirable COM
modties are brought before the people. Farm
ers are generally prompt to bring out their cat
tie and farm products, and our manufacturers
manufactures of Cumberland county have in
creased almost four-fold within the past decade.
and if these varied branches of industry were
decently represented, one of the finest exhibit
tons imaginable could be got up. Some men
hesitate because this requires some expenditure
of time and money and they get no immediate,
tangible return for their labor AS well might
a farmer refuse to plant because his hopes of a
crop in the fall may not be fully realized Our
county fair should be made an exchange of all
classes of goods and productions The manu-
facturer is brought into contact with large
class OF consumers, and day or two spent at
the fair ones own ideas and shows to others
some of the progress of our county in the use
full arts.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

PLEASANT ExCURsIoN.-Some forty or fifty
OF the students at Gorham Seminary had very
agreeable picnic excursion to Sebago Lake Sat
urday. They were accompanied by Mr.. Dodge,
the principal, his wife, and some assistant
teachers; and for few hours the Pavilion rang
with the joyous voices of youthful hilarity.
The bearing of the young ladies and gentlemen
amid all their joyousness was such as TO give
evidence of the good instruction, both at home
and abroad, with which they had been favored.
The Lake is lovely spot for these jaunts,
and it has been made quite available by many
parties this season. Mr.. Osgood Bradburvs
elegant flower paterre adds quite to the beauties
of nature. We apprehend this resort will be-
come more fayorte as the seasons roll by.
The noble sheet of water extending for miles,
is indeed a splendid contemplation.
The fair to be held on Monday of next week
Sebago Lake and its environs quite scene of
attraction, and for most laudable purpose.
THE LINGARDs were met on Saturday evening
with large and very fashionable audience and
the performances were of high character,
very amusing and remarkably chaste. The
conleuy Vi n Lie Dreahl Is one ol tnose
clever little domestic plays which pleases and
instructs. 1t was presented in fine style, Lin
gard, as Brother Scarlet, being Intensely funny.
Alice Dunning, as Mabel was as bewitching as
a fairy and captivated the audience. Dicky
Lingard made charming Grace Du Piatt.
The other characters were well sustained. Lin
gard representations of well-known characters
was very fine His representation of Gen But
Ter and Horace Greeley were SO true to life that
they convulsed the audience with laughter.
Tonight Robertson's comedy of David Garrick,
with another chapter of sketches. Get your
seats early.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30
Cape Elizabeth.

FLAG RAISING AT Recommendations ARE
COMING OUT OF THE WOODS! THE Republicans
OF Knightville, to the disgust of the followers
of the great and good' Horace, propose to
throw to the breeze starry banner surmounted
with the names of Grant and Wilson on
Wednesday evening next, at 1880 o'clock The
following is the order of arrangements:-Th
Iron Zouaves of Ligonia, Capt. Garden, Grant
and Wilson Rangers Capt. Thrasher, of Point
Village, and Grant Guards of Ferry Village
will report their commands in Portland at the
headquarters of the Major commanding. The
Pioneers, Continentals and Republican Artil-
lery of Portland have kindly rendered their ser
vices. At 7.15 p. M. the column will take up
the line of march for Knightvlle, and on the
arrival of the procession a meeting will be or
ganized, the flag will then be unfurled amidst
the firing of national salute and a good dis
play of fireworks. Speeches will be made by
distinguished gentlemen, interspersed with
music All friends of the present National
Administration are invited to be present, and
are also requested to circulate this notice.
Should the weather be stormy the flag raising
will be postponed until the next fair evening.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Flour in fair demand and
flrm Spring extra 6 81 g 25, Wheat j., in fair de-
1ss cash; 17a Sept; No Spring at O6;. rejected
sc q 97cc. Corn active and higher; No Mixed at
No high Mixed ST q Sc. Oats steady; No at Est
9 234c; rejected 30 q 20ac Rye dull and lower; No
at 55c. Barley In fair demand and lower; No Fall
at q g 67ac. Pork held higher at 10 90. Lard I'M
settled sales Summer at &c. Winter at &c. Bulk Meats
strong shoulders CSC bid &c asked. Bacon nominal,
Whiskey steady at sec.
rreights quiet and unchanged,
Receipts-6000 bbls -four, 105 600 bush wheat, 1873,
0 O push corn $1,000 bush oats, 10000 bush rye, 49,
OuO bush barley. ta
Shpments-50Oo bbls flour, Al, 900 bush wheat 23O,
bush barley
CINcISNArI, Sept. 2s.-Pork in fair demand and
lower sales 1000 bills at 10 60 Lard quiet and
unchanged; Summer at Sc; steam at 84c kettle SEC.
Buk Meats in light demand and holders firm; shoul-
e cop a. clear rib sides Oic; clear sides lotc h
ll4c; clear sides at liz q l2c held at outside fig
rIes TO come out of the smoke Sugar cured hams at
Ile Ior summer. Live Hogs unchanged at % q IS.
Wmskey steady at SOC, .~-~
TOLEDO, Sept. 2S.-Flour steady. Wheat firm
No White Michigan 81 q 613 No3 White Wab-
ash1 go; Amber Michigan ATT; Amber Illinois IS
49, Corn is in good demand; high Mixed AT a Al
at 494 q 495c,
Ereishts ARM and unchanged,
keceipts2OOO hbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, 49, 900
push corn, 80, 900 bush oats.
Shlpmeuts-5000 bbls flour, II 600 bush wheat, g.
oo9 lush corn, 5000 bush oats.
DETROIT, Sept. 2s.-Wheat steady; extra 1sOt
mol White1 e5; Michigan 40. Corn steady at 4Sc.
oats IN good demand at Soc.
Receipts 900 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat.
Shipments4,O 900 bbls flour, 81, 900 bush wheat.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2s.-Cotton firm; low Mid
dlngs 1Isc.
,.S SAVANNAH, Sept 2sCotton active Middlrs q
n MOBILE, Sept. 2s.-Cotton irmer ;Middi II
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30
RriefLNffiuRa.

The boys are determined that the interest in
the political campaign shall not die out for lack
of excitement Saturday night the two juvenile
companies of Grant and Wilson Zouaves of this
city, and similar company from Cape Eliza
beth, paraded the Streets making a very re-
spectacle and fine looking procession.
Rev. Samuel Longfellow delivered remark
ably eloquent and beautiful discourse on the
'tReign of Law at Army and Navy Union
Hall yesterday afternoon. II abounded in pas
sages of rare rhetorical beauty, and held the
closest attention of the audience.
Mrs. Mabel Burnham has been engaged to
sing in series of concerts in this State some
time in January next with the popular ''Tem-
pie Quartette" of Boston
The hause on Greer. street, occupied by N. NJ
Woodman, was sold at auction on Saturday by
f. o. Bailey & Co. to J. Y Stanton for 1875
amount to about $4,000.
On Saturday two ladies passing along Market
square in front of the store of John G, Hayes,
were knocked down by a runaway horse. One
of them was so badly hurt that she was taken
home in street-car.
The delegates from the Portland Board of
Trade to the meeting of the National Board in
New York, October 18th, are j. B. Brown, L.
c. Eersey c. H. Haskell.
The Superior Court will come in this morn
ing and Judge Symonds will take his seat upon
the bench. Resolutions in memery of sthe late
Judge Lane will be offered by the Committee.
A fracas occurred on Congress street last
night, between two men, one of whom was a
cripple The latter struck his antagonist over
the head with heavy cane and knocked him
insensible.
Hon. VIM. Writ Virgin has bought the house
of Rev. Mr.. Bailey, on Henry street.
At KimbalPs carriage repository we saw the
other day the model of beautiful sailing craft,
one of the number fitted out by the Humane
Society of New York, whose mission is to ply
along the coast to aid vessels in distress The
model is that of the vessel which the Society
named in honor of Mr.. Kimball. -
Under the new postal laws dolls are now sent
through the mails.
A meeting will be held at the Mechanic
Blues Armory tonight to organize veteran
military association after the style of the Put
nam Phalanx. About eighty names are now
enrolled.
The case Ware V. Rand, reported at length
in the PRESS of Saturday is to be taken to the
full bench by the defendants.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

s,cucr,, uartranft vindicated.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2S,-Yerkes, the ban
ker, has made sworn statement before Mayor
Stokely, fully indicating Gen. Hartranft from
all the charges already made s..
His affidavit states that the affidavits photo
graphed and sent broadcast over the State pur-
porting to be made by him, before Alderman
Dougherty, were forgeries; that he never made
and signed them; that the account of General
Hartranft was presently legitimate, having 0
connection whatever with the funds of the
State, and that in no way, shape or form did
Hartranft, through him, derive any use, benefit
or advantage of any State fund; that Dr. Paine,
representing himself as attorney of one of the
creditors, obtained success to Yerkers office
and purloined therefrom his private papers,
among them some letters of Haftranft, which
have been used to give credence to the false
charges circulated. Yerker's statement is sup
ported by other strong evidence.
Mercer, the City Treasure and Yerkes, a
broker, were pardoned from prison yesterday,
where they were sentenced n charges of defal-
cation etc ..t
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

If so, why is it that Pearl street continues to
be so neglected? Notwithstanding the respect
full petition of the residents and others, and the
special instructions of the City Council, early
in the season, to have it put in order, the
summer is past, and cold weather is fast
approaching and nothing of consequence has
been done. How much longer is it to be left
very soon, the society for the Prevention of cru
city to Animals had better see to it, and save
many poor horses from the abuse received daily
for the want of decent street over which they
are compelled to drag their heavy burdens.
MANY CITIZENS
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30
Theirs ON the Situation.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Eight persons were killed and many injured
during the Berlin torchlight procession in honor
of the three emperors.
Heavy gales prevailed on the coast of Eng
land Thursday, Friday and Saturday, doing
great damage to the shipping
Collector Arthur, of New York, denies that
he has appointed single man to the Custom
House for o. Brien and Tweed.
Friday night Edmund Yates lectured to a
very large audience in New York. 1t was a
great success.
A Milwaukee (Wis.) despatch says that the
straight Democrats, besides putting an electoral
ticket in the field are going to make nomina-
tions in every Congressional district in the State
A.Havana despatch says that 800 coolies have
returned to China with $4,000 of their own
earnings.
Saturday, at Hagerstown, Md, Joseph Davis
was convicted of the murder of A. L. Lynn
1t was the second trial.
Ex-Gov. Curtin, in his speech at Bellefont,
Pa, Saturday night, advocated the election OF
Buckalew but did not foreshadow his policy in
reference to the Presidential contest
A large number of clerks at Washington
have gone to their homes in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and other States to vote.
Gov Stanford's horse Occident trotted mile
in g. 23a to wagon at Sacramento Saturday 1t
was announced as the fastest time ever made to
wagon.
At Sacramento, Saturday, Goldsmith Maid
beat Lucy in three straight heats Time 10
2174, 2.231.
The jute crop of India has been injured by q
cyclOna
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

AUCTION COLUMN.
t,,a yc-e-E n Roilax e. 10

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Stonccutter's Tools, &c-F. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Disabling Disease.
Bankers. B. Brown g. Sons.
Shawls-Vickery & Leighton.
Dress Goods-Vickery & Leighton.
Black Silks-Vickery g. Leighton.
Blankets, &c-Vickery & Leighton.
Corsets-Vickery & Leighton.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hal-Edwin Booth.
Music Hall-Lingard.
Annual Levee-Martha Washington Society.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale-J. r. Deane.
Fall Stock-H. Talbot & Co.
Health First-Cement Pipe.
Caution-Ebenr Cleaves.
For Rent-Geo. II. Davis g. Co.
Wanted-C. Il. Chisholm.
City of Portland-H. L. Robinson.
Annual Meeting-Portland Benevolent Society.
Wanted-Boy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clothing-0ren Hawkes. Il Co.
Portland Business College.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Family Jar.

BANGOR, Sept. 29.-Henry Hall, barber,
who recently come here from Boston, was ar
rested here to-day, together, with Martha Mar
tin, on complaint of Halls wife, who arrived
here to-day, on charge of adultery Martin
claims that she is married to Hail. Bath were
committed to Jail All the parties are colored
Corner Stone Laid.
LEWISTON, Sept. 29.-The corner stone of the
New st. Peters church was laid this afternoon
with appropriate ceremonies. Bishop Bacon
was present and OBLIGATED.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-30

P. S.-Apprentice wanted sep24-1w