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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
ReDubIic IN NOmiuafiOu ms,

Republic m Nominations.
SKowHEGAN, Aug 2S.-The Republican County
Convention was held here to-day and was well
attended. The following nominations were
made Senators: Dr. Isaac Palmer of North
Arson and Obed Toss of Pittsfeld (re-nomina-
tions); Commissioner, John Russell of Cam
bridge; Attorney S. j. Walton, of North New
Portland; Sheriff, H. S. French of Noridge-
wock; Treasurer, II. N. Page of Norridgewock.
Ito Associated Press.I
Siabbins ARRAY.
PENNINGTON, Me-. Aug. 2S.-This afternoon
James McKeown and Elijah Welch got into
difficulty about a small debt that the latter
owed the former McKeown got possession OF
Welch's watch and refused to give it up where
upon Welch drew lis knife and stabbed
McKeown in the thigh, making wound three
inches deep. Welch fled but was arrested
afterwards. JACK.
Serious Accident ON TrOtting Park.
LEWISTON, Aug. pa collision occurred
this morning ON the driving park between
Bismarck driven by John May, of Winthrop
aud Mary, driven by Getchell of Waterville.
Mary was killed and Bismarck badly cut. Mr..
May received some injuries.
The Lewiston Races.
LEWISTON, Aug. 2S.-rhe stallion race of to-
day lost some of its interest by the injury to
Bismarck and the withdrawal of King VIII
liam yet an immense crowd was in attendance.
Three horses started, Sheridan, Lightfoot and
Sasher Sheridan won two heats in 2:36i and
2364. Lightfoot won the third in 2:34, Slasher
being distanced and fourth in 2:37. The fifth
Il, :..l,+ -, 1.tn
Firemen.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 28. - The N. A. Burpee
Engine Company of Rockland. numbering sixty
men, arrived on the train this evening and with
the Pacifics parade the streets headed by two
bands of music. There will be general street
parade of the several fire companies of this city
Tomorrow and grand ball at Meonian Hall
in the evening.
Aid to Belfast.
BELFAST, Me-, Aug. 2S.-Contributions in aid
of the families rendered homeless by our recent
fire are being constantly received. Portland
and Bangor have already sent 81, 900 each as a
part of their generous subscription, and the
mayor is advised that six car loads of corn are
on the way from Omaha. Four thousand dol
lars was at once raised by orr own citizens fol
immediate necessity and the committee are still
at work
Large Glass at B0wdOin.
BRUNSWICK, Aug. 2S.-An examination Of
candidates for admission to Bowdon College
was held to-day. Fifteen were admitted to the
freshman class which with those admitted a
the first examination makes a total of seventy
eight, much larger number than was ever be
fore admitted to Bowdoin. Two were also ad
mitted to the senior class
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. pa despatch from Lex
ington, Mo-, says it is asserted by those who
know that there is not the least doubt, that
four or five of the Iowa train robbers have made
their rendezvous in Lafayette county. Two
were at Dover, just below Lexington, Yesterday
mounted on splendid horses. 1t is believed
that others were near by, as they do not trust
themselves away from each other. Three days
ago three of the gang rode through Lexington,
publicly made some purchases and went away.
The citizens are awed by them,
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New VosR Ang. 2S MOrniao.--Money at per
cent. Gold lbs. Sterling Exchange at los for long
and 1883 for short
NEW Yoah, Aug. 2S-Egentnd.-The features of
the days business in Wall street an advance IN
Foreign Exchange and rise in the afternoon in Van
derbilt stocks. Money afier looming at per cent.
closed easy at a per cent. The banks are ship
ping currency West. Sterling Exchange strong and
CHER at 1O5 q 1854 for 60 days and 1859 for sight.
Custom receipts to-day S4s1 0O0 Gold opened at ISL
loans from to per cent. for carrying The Clear
S52 900, 000 The Assistant Treasurer dis
bnrsed $751; Governments qIiet ami sieady.
State bonds dull. Stocks moderately active and
strong with the exception of Pacific Mail, which was
weak Notwithstanding the loan from the banana
Railroad Company. L is rumored that an injunc-
ton has been applied for TO prevent the Pacific Nail
Company from making bill Of sale Of their steam
ers to he Panama Company The Vanderbilt stocks
were higher. The report that Commodore Vanler-
bill will be here early next week FASTENED the lily
Erie from 59s tc 6oi. in sympathy with The i'm
provem9nt in the stock at Loudon. The directors
OF The Erie Company have app tinted committee TO
audit accounts and report Tuesday IN reference
TO the dividend. With the exception of the stocks
mentio leI the advance ranged from TO per cent,
the market closing firm with considerable activity in
Wabash
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LARGE SHIPMENTs.-In June last the Maine
Central Railroad shipped from Portland to
towns upon its several divisions, and for towns
upon the Knox and Lincoln railroad, 50,7
parcels of merchandise. OF these 14724 wer
from points exterior to Portland and brough I
hither by rail and steamer. The residue, &c.
029, were drawn from the warehouses and man
ufacturers of Portland, and represent the sales
of Portland dealers and artisans. The ship
ments for towns upon the European road are
not included in the above, the figures not hav-
ing been cast Nor are the express" packa-
ges included. amounting to about eight thou
sand additional. 1t would be interesting to
know if all the other railroads centeriug at
Portland combined represent so large bust
ness of our city with towns in our State. June,
it will be recollected, is not an active season fol
freight. The facts ought to suffice to SHUT the
mouths of those who early and late have not
weared of declaring that the "Ma,ne Central
railroad slucies off all the Maine business to
Boston, aud does little for Portland
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ten, Depression of Spirits and General Debii-
ty, 10 various other forms, FERRo- PHosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL,
HAzARD & Co., New York, and sold by ali
druggists is the best tonic. AS a stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9th
er sickness, it has no equal If taken during
tne season it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent levers. au23-4wt
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raNAN CIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Receipts by Railroads aud Steam koats ..
. GRAND Trunk RAILRoAp-7 cars suudries, do
bark, do masts, do Stats, s. do lumber, 2 do for
New York do tor ST Andrews, 10 do for st John, 2
for Halifax do for Boston.
STEAMER FRANCONIA. FROM NEW YoRK-1097
dry hides 30 bales Calcutta hides 66 do chick 267 do
paper Stock IL do wool, 425 hf chests tea, 2D3 iron
pipes 81 coils telegraph wire, 100 rolls leather so
b5s glassware, 10 soda ash 50 bdls STEEL 80 do pa
per hanging $50 kegs nails, 81 casks OIL 10 d. whit
ing, 100 boxes tin plate 50 do bitters, 125 do starch
10 do SOAP 80 do so1a 40 do hardware 80 do tobac
CO, 80 ags soda Cd 90 shot, pianos SO pigs ead IS
do tin, 200 pkgs sundries.
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ANOTHER COLLISION.
A Freight Train Runs into an Elk.
press.

WHEELING, Aug. 28.-The Columbus expires IS
train going West last evening collided with a
vile. William Hendrick, engineer of the ex-
press, was instantly killed. A mail agent and
a lady passenger Were injured. The freight
train should have been on side track, severn
teen minutes earlier
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YIN. g. AssocIATIoN.-The Association of
this city will have tent set apart for their
special use at the Orchard Beach camp meet
ing next week Mr. II B. Smith, the Super
intendent, will spend the week at the grounds
and have charge of the tent and the work con
nected with it, A supply of religious reading
will be kept here, and the tent will be made
the headquarters of the young men of this aad
other Associations in the State. Accommoda-
tons for sleeping will be furnished to those
who provide bedding. All Christian young
men are invited to be present and assist in the
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he For. sill Story Doubted.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Gov. Booth offers
$1,000 reward for the apprehension of Velas-
qnez whose band murdered three men at South
San Juan last night. The sheuffS are organic
ing posse for the pursuit of the assassns.
A number of Cinnamon from this city have
procured the arrest Of Dubois family at San
Jose OH the charge of numbering the young
Chinalhen who shot at Du ,ois' daughter and
hen shot himself
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PLEASANT ExcURsIoN.-The Sons of TEN
perance had delightful time on their excur-
sion yesterday to the Two Lights The party
numbered about forty, and every one pronounc-
ed it the most pleasant excursion the Division
has yet enjoyed.
The work of erecting the two iron LIGHT
houses to take the place of the present struet-
ures is progressing. The foundations and base
ments which are massive specimens of mason
ary, are finished and portion of the structure
of one of them is on the ground, and the pro-
cess of erecting, which will require but short
time, will be commenced immedl ately. AS
soon as the iron structures are finished the old
ones will be taken down, and the granite be
used in repairing the stone wall around the lot
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NEW HAMPSHI RE.
The Manchester Print Works

MANCHESTER, Aug. 2S-At meeting of the
stockholders of the Manchester Pint Works in
this city to-day. it was voted to accept the act
of the Legislature passed last June reducing
the 1900 shares of $1,000 to $500, making the
capital stock 81, 19S,000. Hon. Daniel Clark of
this city, DIR. J. G. Aver of Lowell, and B. T.
Nourse Of Boston, were appointed a committee
to investigate the present condition of the cor
poration and to nominate a board of directors,
to be reported at the annual meeting, October
9th.
A Doubtful Case.
An interesting case involving large estate,
has been on trial to-day before Hon. Asa P.
Gate, Judge of Probate Samuel Jones of
New Boston, disappeared mysteriously in Au-
gust, 1871 His remains were found in Went
worth in September, 1862. His son Albert Jones
died in December, 1871. If the father died
first the property would go TO VIM. K Camp
bell, a half brother to Albert, but if A bert
died first then to the blood relations of the
father. Judge Cate has decided that the heirs
of Albert are entitled
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BIDDrEs' RIGHrs.-Mr. Freeman Ricbard-
son of Gorham, has rooster" that has taken
strange freak into his head. Several weeks
since he took possession of nest of thirteen
eggs setting upon them with fixedness of pur-
pose that would have done credit to the most
maternal of hens. A few days since chantcleer
came off with brood of eleven chickens
which he jealousy watches over and provides
for with evident pride and satisfaction. This
is queer innovation, and may be the expert
ment OF reformer who desires to make his
somewhat ornamental brethren of use in hatch
ing generations yet unborn, leaving the female
biddie either to take vacation or keep ON Law
ing eggs for market. Perhaps he has heard of
the Poultry Exhibition next January, and is
ambitious to pro duce sensation for it,
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music HaIl-Oliver poud Byron.
Spirit Power seen in the Light.
NEW AlVERT1S EMENTS.
Academy of the Sisters of Mercy.
Non-Resident Iaxes-Wmdham.
Caution Nathan A. Strout.
Wanted-C. Woreand.
Lost-Wbiie Shawl.
Rooms 70 Let.
Wanted-Girl.
Wanted-Three Seamen.
Select Scbool-Mrs. Gay.
To the Harbor Commissioners of Portland.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Portland Sale Deposit Vault.
Woman Wanted-Abrams Bros.
Vases and Toilet Setts-Dollar Store.
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ACCIDENT. Last Monday, Capt Mcmahon
OF the Montgomery Guards, met with serious
accident. He was standing near a man who
was using sledge hammer in the boiler shop
OF oainn & Coyle, where he works, when by a
misnap he was struck in the side by the ham,
mer. Two of his ribs were broken and he re-
ceived other internal injuries. For five bours
he was unconscious. Capt Mcmahon is a
member of the Common Council fro,,, w, q
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The following are the Treasury balances to
day: Currency $685. 474: special deposits of le-
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
post $32, 49,, 900; coin $SS, 735, 5O4; including
coin certificates $44, u.s. 200; outstanding legal
tenders 1886, 100000
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED.-Marshal
Parker and Deputy Bridges yesterday discov =
cred a lot of the property recently stolen from
PARROTS store, town house corner Cape Eliza
beth, in barn in the town of Deering. The
property found consisted of cloths, boots, ci
gars Undertaking and umbrellas. The thieves
have not yet been arrested
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E"'~Pcah hEBfNetas
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2s.-United States 5-oOs, 1862
issue, at 07A. ~
LONDON, Aug. 2s-12.30 P. M.-American seeuri-
ties-New Us 9is. Erie III.
LlvERPooL. Aug eS-1.00 2 M.-Cottnn Is firm |;
Middiing uplands sgd; do Orleans 9Ad sales of the
day estimated at 15U00 bales including 5000 bales for
Speculation ard export.
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Foreign Exnorss.

HAVANA. Bark Gertrude-15OO hhds shocks $50
empty casks, II, i25 hoops, sets truss hoops.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr I 3 Harris-7OC bbls flour,
700 bush oats.
Sch Maggie Quinn-799 bbls four, 400 bush oats.
ST. ANDREWS. NIB. Scbr PonteI-6OO bhls -four
sou gals Spirits 1880 do whiskey
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DR. Q. FITZGERALD, the wonderful Clair
yoyaant Physician and Surgeon, will visit Port
land at Preble Honse Monday, August 18th,
remaining until Friday noon Aug 22d. Don't
fail to see him. His cures are truly wonderful.
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property. partially developed, with most
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
PRESS Office. ie14-dtf
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NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-A Washington dis
patch says Col. Robert w. Hughes and other
landing, Republicans of Virginia are in town
They speak with confidence Of Republ-
can victory in November They claim the en-
tire colored vote which they estimate at $780,
600.
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DEATH OF w. S, BoYcE.-William Solo
man Boyce, whose recent sudden death is no.
ticed in the Boston Advertiser, was native of
this city, and went to Lynn in 1918, where he
attained an honorable position among the bus
mess men of that city. In 1866, he was elected
President of the First National Bank of Lynn,
which position he held at the time of his death
His age was sixty-three years. He leaves a
wife aud family.
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PROBABILITIES FOR TIE NEXT TwENry-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIesAIl
OFFICER, Washington, d. G..
I.rr n
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The best display of Tonsorial art, at Merry
q Henderson's, Congress ST., next to City Hall.
Ctean toDet to eoery man. aug28-3t
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PORTLAND SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT-The de-
posters are Informed that the vault will not be
open between the hourt of and 10 A NJ, and
after o'clock P. NJ, of Friday in consequence
of the funeral of the late manager, Robert A.
Bird ESQ
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AssAULT.-Night before last Cyrus j. Moore,
met on the street his wife, with whom he is
not living and knocked her down striking her
several times. Yesterday she had him arrested,
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The Largest and Most Talented ON pan
i'm America.


CIR AND PROG RAMME:
Oyerture-William Tell. ....................Ro ssini
Lady Orchestra, % Members.
Conducted by the Little Wonder Albert only years
of age.
2-Cprnet Solo-Selected
Robert Brandisi
3-Quintette Eb. .............. .. Mendelssoen
Infant Quintet.e Club.
4-Selections from TaDhauseu ...... Wagner
By all the Instrumental Concert Artists 80 members
t-Cavatina from the Opera Frsschutz :. Weber
Miss Annie Bergman and Quintette.
e-Vion Solo-De Beriot 7th =. ....,.
Little Alberti
7-Overture-ZlmpS a........................H ernd
Lady Orchestra.
s-Scene and Aria-rrovat re ..............V Verdi
Mi Emily wallhouse.
9.-Violin Solo-Carnival of Venice Prume
Mr.. j. B. hndle.
1c-Qulntette-Opera ~. .................M Mozart
lnfant Quintatte Club
1l-Sopgs of Scotland-Selected. ........,,
By the Scottish Nightingale, Miss Agnes Sutherland
12-Grand Duett-Trovatore ...............V Verdi
Miss Emily Waldhouse and Sig. Bastett
13-Cello Solo ................. Lacbner
Mr.. Francis SLIGHT, Gate of Thomas Orcheslra).
Mountaineering and then, [comic), 80. Kreutzer
Vienna Or hestra.
15-Grand Information Medley ... Thomas
Introducing all the Instrumental Artists conducted
by the Little Pet Albert.
Admssion-Reserved Stats 81; rarqustte rs cents
CALLER, 30 cents Seats can be secured at the Thea
tire BoxOffiee every day commencing Tuesday frnm1O
a. m. III =. m aug24-5t
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AocIDENT.-Yesierday afternoon pile OF
lumber near one of the wharves near Park
street tell over, catching under it three men,
one of whom was quite severely injured in the
leg. 1t was fortunate escape for the men.
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CoMNG.-Tbe Buckley SerenaderJ and Bur-
lesque Opera Troupe are coming to this citv
and will give one of their racy entertainments
at Music Hall September 4th.
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WOMAN Wanted TO sew carpets and mend
clothes, &c. Abram & Bros, under the Uni
ted STATES Hotel
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Messrs. F. O. Bailey & Co, will sell at 10
O'Clock day at SalesrOom Is Exchange street
Eight barrels Pork on account, Commissary De-
partInent, Fort Preble
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VASES and toilet sets of elegant designs may
be found at the Dollar Store, 2S4 Congress street
100 yu
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Fort Sill Captured by Indians
A HORRIBLE MASSACRE.

New ORLEANS, Aug. GA special despatch
from Waco, Texas, says stage driver brings
the news that large body of Indians surprised
and captured Fort Sill in the Indian Territory,
massacreing the women and children, aud
nearly half of the 4th U. S. Cavalry. The
agent of the associated press at New Orleans
has telegraphed confirmation of the report
The Fort Sill Story Doubted.
CHICAGO, Aug. % The report from Waco,
Texas, via New Orleans, of an attack by Ind-
ans on Fort Sill is undoubtedly an error as no
report of such attack has been received at Gen.
Sheridan's headquarters here, which would GER
tainIy have been the case if one had been
made furthermore the 4th Cavalry is at Fort
Clark on the Rio Grande and not within 500
miles of Fort Sill.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2S.- Officials in the War
AID Indian offices discuss the reported massa-
ere at Fort Sill. Two companies of the 10th
Cavalry and several companies of Infantry are
at Fort Sill. and this is considered certain that
should a massacre have occurred, information
would have promptly reached here by nearer
route than Waco
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
Receipts of Flour, SC.

Receipts of Flour, SC,
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consumes. Bols. CoRsignees. Bbls.
Al1rich & Cressey. LOO
GRAND TRUNK r. R.
D W Coolidge. ..... 100 j Randall. ......,...1OO
Robinson & Co. ...... 100
Total. .,.,,.. 800
Receipts OF Grain.
EASTERN r. r.
Consumes. No. cars. Consiqnees. No. cars.
G A True oats. Il Kensel a. Tabor, corn 2
G II True, corn ........4
Total. ............7
GRAND TRUNK i. r.
Kensell s Tabor corn. / G Green, corn. .......1
Kenseil Il Tabor, cats. Il
Total. ............
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and thence westward over the lake region tho
pressure will dimish slightly with light easterly
to southerly winds, and partly cloudy OF clear
weather.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1873
---------------
r. HE PREAs

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson Br mel & Co
Andrews, Went worth, Glendenniug Moses. Hender-
son and Chisholm Bros on all trains that out OF
E5At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
I At Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. 0. Shaw.
Al Lewiston, of French Bros
AT kennebunk of G. L. Miller.
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AGED BROTHERHOOD.

FTNHE annual meeting Of the Aged Brotherhood
II viii be holden on MONDAY, Sept. 1T, at four
O'Clock in The afternoon, at the City Building, for
election of officers tor the ensuing veal and fo any
other business that may legally before them.
not paid the yearly fee requested to 90 so at this
meeting.
au25dt J.B HUDSON. sec'y.
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Boston stocR List.
View Yar;,.stock ANA Money Marker.

tSales at the Brokers' Board. Aug 2S.l
Boston and Maine Railroad .....................11 III
Eastern Railroad. IO1;
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

MUSIC HALL---One Night Only.
Friday Ev'ng. Aug.29
THE WORLD RENOWNED
Vienna Lady Orchestra,
% Young Lady Instrumental So.
lOists and l FAINT Quintette Club
,tely from Milan, Italy, the smallest child per-
formers the world ever produced, assisted by
the following talent;
Mr.. ], Hindie
Solo Violinist, late of Theo. Thomas Orchestra.
MIR. Robert Brandisi.
Solo Cornettist.
MIR. Emil Corning,
Soio Clarionetist.
MIR. Francis Silent,
Solo Vielincellist
Miss Agnes Sutherland,
The Scottish Nightingale.
Miss Annie Bergman,
Soprano Trinity Church n. Y.
Miss Emily Waldhonse.
Contralto.
SignOrc EraDcis BastiIettl,
LITTLE Al6erti,
DULY five years of age, the wonderful Solo volinist
and CONDUCTOR.
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SpIrIt POWer seen IN the Light
A Table RI or feet from the floor and floats |
mid-air.
The farmers' vindicator. (Jackson, Miss.) 1873-1???, 1873-10-31

No Deputy can go into the territory
Of another to organize new Oranges but
may organize in counties that have no De-
puties.
Informal applications will not be received
at this office. hope Deputies will take due
notice of this and act accordingly.
The regulations in regard to Deputies
will, in future, b. rigrIly enforced
The third edition of the Bylaws of
the State Grange is being prepared for the
press, and as soon as published, five copies
will, at once, be sent to each Grange, free of
charge.
To insure prompt replies to communica-
tions they should be headed by the name of
Post Office and county. | seldom have
time to hunt over the records to find names.
hope Secretaries will take due notice ofth
w. L. WILLIAMS, Secretary.