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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-06


COLUMBIA. Nov. 20.-An election
was held here to day for STATE
Senator aud Representative, t.
FIJI the vacancies accustomed .,
the recent resignation nf Nash am
Minort, colored Republicans, wins
we're c"muel,.d =" weld to tlr
l,r assure on accmn! III the discrv
cry III their rascnliiies. A signifi
cant fnci in this election j. that
one year sgn tue Republicans
poll-d v,t- of 20.N majority.
while to-day there are not Invent.
five voting the ticket. Both CALI
didat-s are Democrats. John IL.
KinaIer. lik. n second Cincinnatu- =,
received lis nomination cor Sen
ntor while following the pl,w.
John III. Haskell, for Representa-
tive, il prominent lawyer here ant
well known throngi,ou' the STATE.
Both are Il cjed. Not II sing
fight or disturbance Of ANY L nj
has occurred.
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A rlnrious victory FIR the people.
Our s,l,ndid acknowledgements
attacked Fort Monopoly. and aftea
la,nrng tremendous IRE npnn lis
wallis, at ZENITH captured it. with F'Ir,
Mi lion Sewing Machines. among Wine,
WIS tire famous Singer. which ar to III
sold hereafter ut Il greatly reduced
figure, also attachments. oil, rnhbers.
e.eck springs, needles L shutties Fol
towil,g are the prices ''f S'uger 5 wing
Machines, delivered t. ANY part Ut tine
country
Drop L.,f with attachments, S2S 90:
formerly $50 90
Box Top. wi b attachments, S23 50 ;
f rmerly S35 90.
Folding Cover. with attachments.
$40 50 ; former y 500 90.
Aud other st,l-s i'll porportim
Those wishing to purchase viii do wei
to SEE or write to G. NJ. Drew. who is
NOW working in opposition I" the Sew
ing Machine combination 1emp'Ov M
canvassers who are paid large commits
si,,ns. c,,ns,q lently / defy competition.
tSenlemIhr, everything S''h III wv
Saving Machine lln- ! e .ar,,ntee to be
the best. Look sharp this is the only
l.l,a that the Sewing Machine Cnmbi-
ua'i"n will bring mp in order t., obtain
hrir ex"rbitani prices Their "nl,
nope row is strategy. s, if ,"n wall
nythirg in the sewing machine lire
fr IN check spring mp to u machine.
call Oh G. NJ. Drew.
Thanking the people of CaIcasien
s,nrish for PAST fnv"rs, / respectfully
,sk ~ continuance of their t,.,tronag..
4 will also repair all kinds Of Sewing
Machines ut re,ls,,nbl. figures Th's''
wing in tho country will he visited
shortly Remember. competition the
life Of IT., e.
C.. NJ. DREW.
Sept. Is Hickory Fiat, LII.
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WAsHEeroH, Nov. 25.-The Re-
publicHDs in the Senate seem to
be laboring under "a fatality. Sen
atm Sargent was c"mPelled to
Deave Washington tonight fnr san
Francisco, and wns unable to oh
tain y pair. The cs,nse Of his sn,l
den departure il the snicide of his
sister. which occurred last night.
This taxes AWAY
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THE LAST LINGERING HOPE

OF the Radicals, rs Patterson aud
Conover will not. under any cir-
cumstauces, allow nry business
Whatever to take precedence Of
tl,e seating IF Butler. BUELL..
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EIGHTH rubI,.l.L DIs1R CT.

fCo,, pri.ing the PARISHES 4 81 AID. and
L.Icasieu
pit.it ,ud.e--G-o W. Hulsp"th.
i'st.irt A. ur tey Fer ell Perr"d'n.
Regular term a Court in 81 Landry m the
N, yso April AID &c oher: ~ Ca "a
ECU IN the LEI NJ nd ,.s I March .rd Sept.
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A BARa AN.

RsHF DIP. RaSut Ar PLAfF. ON rNF
I Gale 4 u kvs- inst hi y Mar or.f d
f"sn with Al . = HUI dipgs and imIrav+-
inen,s. ,ni NE utsUDniD AAD ->IXiA
A X s AND.
terms-Fmr Hundred and Fifty d.lar..
"a.
Apply I" aso. II. WELLS. Assn,. i.sk
Ghar,es, gL0nisiana.
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Job Printing OF all descnpt,ons 81; ~.
fillv exsantsd, with neahnes 49,
9atsh
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I woul,l respectfully intern those oi
nyf lend ], both here and ut u distance,
,vlo hive al. expectation Of getting
thirsty. that ] lave just received mnst
complete assortment Of Pure l.iqnor.
ever imported t. Lake Charles. which
I ann tl..siru,lssspf selling ut wholesale.
md retail vt l,rlcesto Justify both selle'
.udl,nyei. My wines md br..ndies M.
~ SURPASSED. and any WHISTLES 1.-THE
simon pure, before leaving town br
.ure and call around aid take nnrtillg
farewell. Lager l,s..r, Scotch ale and
.,ofter constantly m hand. al,in4y
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SaAss4~ ana il,Assssss Maker,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.
NADDLE Trees made Is order. and
~ particular attention raid to repair
ing old Saddles aud H,r,nss. Also s.n,,-
stamtly on hand bride rigging 81 MI
kin =, b tiers, slmr rigging. l,ist.'I
h"lst@ss, etc. A liberal share Of I'll.
public lmtionage is respectfully soil
eiitad. Prices to slit the times.
june II. lS75-1y
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And the same rates from New lb.si
TO Lake Charles. ~ n. bnggng- a.
l,swedsta each seat. 2Diper cent d..dl.r
ti.n an r-snind "trip to either point.
6TA0k 0FFicE vt Lake tOl,nrles. ut ,
W. Bryanis stare, corner sCOMrtisOiss
6qnas~.
July 16, 187o-y
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TERMS ~ ue PA Ek

HU BsCRaPrIlos RArEs.
Daily published EVERY morning .ea
cs.pt Monday|, per amman ST.: and ii.
same rate i.alf YEARLY aud quarterly.
Weekly lprlblixhad every Sasnrda,
g,norning), slsar iannssm o.; aid " sam.
lrsts hAlf. yssrly and quarterly.
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PARISH of ,ALCASIEU.

i nt;l a, Mel o@s, 4. 1. W VI I'm.
. lie, Da, ia u. Andrn, AMI simeo Vince t.
BnARa ~ :, n o. irrEcro S-J W Hr an.
zee ident l. v. lind r, VIM E. till Charlie
Cha e Brown Wei or /. isapid u. Ahdru.
Nm l.. kulcains. 7 urer
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OFFICIAL EIafCro-.Y.
STATE @, v.K MEN

STATE o. tek MEN
rGcvcfnm-F. 7. Nj holls.
l. cut 'sorern - 4. Sfit-
sec ,taT afSt t. m strong.
,rdtiar Of puhlic Ac~nunts--Ailen .'uUe'
sut -rintetd nj + Public ducat.ol-R. NJ
fusbsr.
aditt ant 1rne ral-n. B. y W..
Raa d of H~r"p.l tan Police L. W III
Alexa der Er wsfer. bert i,iaD"Fd ="
T. by. b. AMI Chopin He A.her, t'eo
a. hupre
su.rns=. dent Of Poll Eth mas N
oyian.
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lN(I n Great chance 10 m's.
NOl1lIs money. IL you lcallt ~

NOlIlJs money. III You cs'' y "
god yen. c.,n H.-t grsfIlmssks. We w.
u l'ersoM iu.vrry towntO AXE ssis'.t'slt.
items fnr tl.. la,g.st. cheapest and b NJ
II nstrat.d fanny sublica.tinu ~ M
wMd. Any ione can hrcs,n,e \ a.lccsss''' \.
agent. The n.s,Ht elegant works q ~
gwen free ts,x,lllScriln,rs The price 7. y
low that aimsa,t avervbody SulscrslnsFs'
alnr agent rrp.r4s making Nser ayau
q week A asly agent reports t'fRl h;
ever 400 sui .scsilsArs in ten days. ~
Who engage make snuney lat fou ~
devote vi yo,n time 10 n q business - =
tan'y ynal SPARE thine. Ten need M !. !.
AWAY franl home ostr night. lol e1t
do II IN we'll asi,,thrrs. Faa partiosi'ala
sair+ctiuns and tt,lnls free Elrgsiis n.y. "
is-Nl-nAlve ,Onifit free. II ynl wsls
profitable work send ,,s your address 4
a'ce. Il co~ts Assthing b Try re p" ~
ness. NJ alle who engages fails % NV "A
grcat pas. Adde'S Il. The keopR
journal" Portla, d. Maize.
Sr,temher6 III --
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The Macs l:xasaaimcr.

itpa WeaAl lie ,Rnu,. q cents a,i.li
iot,,.
APPS fr to very eluh ften.
4 ro,y o re estly vi be .sns ,etI,.
aster # - sub~ mate s;ra.Sgs. h.
'ans i am svf ~ rs,i' IL and ,.nds |,
~ y postoic- ',rIisr, e~istsred isst ~
s.w. DOW >
Mass, zsxsA
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1ftHtfO:a FRA ye.cz.s.
New stage . isse. l4ss;ai iassa
NS.A TsAas.

] am now running a hack. for the
accommodation of travellers. between
Lake Charles, La aud Orange. Texas.
The hack connects with the steam ferry
lsmt running from Lake Charles t."
Rag,lnd. three n,i'es) un the Il .cnsi-u
RIVER. aud with the nail SkIif RAINING
rom Niih..tt's B If, on the Sabine
iiver, h, orange.
SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DE-
pAEruEES
Lfnve 0r.ns- every Tuesday ever-
Tug. un the arrival If li,r rliivtm tri,lu
nd air.v" AT 1.,kc Cnnrlrs in.xl day.
L..iv" Lake C,;iit's every Thurs9a,
corning and arrive. II, Orange TIL same
light. Fare. each NAY >rr,.n do lars.
] Will make extra trips wiwnrver re-
i'nst+d
stage agent ut Lake Charles, j W,
'ryan.
stage agent at Orange, l.. C. Il.
scott.
S. 4. FATRTHIID,
Oct a5 Niblett's Bluff, La
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TENTH sENA osIaL district.

C"m s'ny the parishes of st. Landry,
af,, tie, & omeror and G least u
state Senators. Vm. a. Robinson n ID
lIal =, l.. ia la Il, to'h a. St Lan'r..
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! u. &. NJ AyL STAGE ROUT3::.
Lake Cha Res 4 n 4 New 0s,i e,s n >.


Leaves New Iberia TUESDAYS. Thnr>-
days and SATURDAYS, ut q A. H.: arrive
~ Lake Charles next DAVIS ~ SP. N.
Leaves j AXE tCiMyi.~ T.iesslass
Thursdays aud SATURDAYS ut 8 4. n.
arrives ut New Iberia next days III Z
r. n.
New. light and comfortable. mi
c.asches, will carry lssssengers Mt th,
following rates:
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Glorious xcws...

The Sewing Machine Combi-
natiOm Broken DOwR.
CHEAP SEWING MAC HINES AND
CHEAP ATTACHMENTS.
The Order of The Day.
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u pICIARy.

Supreme 20 rt-Chiet 'ustict. e. Mar
~: .soriate .Imstsces X. VI. MARI, I'm
lad I.eBlanr. ", h. tagan. ". l.. spencer
ieIk al rel RI -.
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A. G. s'tpi'Li:T,
ss':sssearr a. Carrier.

ISsANA%N'b1HkAsASHSSys sN1-As
I will inform the ,nil,lir that i have
s,nsts,i.tIy an llmnd aud fer ss,i- u go,.l
.s~.srtntsnt ~ Leather. aud thnt th.
anne can he had NJ Mr.. Paul IAsfarsn.. i
,.,or... ~ ~ ~ Mr.. i ~. ',rav..nne's store.
Feb ! l377 In .r..li Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-13
The State Election.
NEW YORK,
An Electoral Commission for Brook,

An Ele ct0ral C0mmissiO for Brooklyn.
NEW YoRK, March II The Brooklyn Board
OF Aldermen, who for two moths have been
unable to organize, have resolved to appoint an
electoral commission to accomplish that object,
and for that purpose adopted resolution pro.
viding for the election of seven members of the
Common Council from each political party, who
are empowered to select the fifteenth man as
member of the commission.
Large Failure Reported.
The Express says failure was an.
nounced to day of Jas. Klngan, a speculator
in lard and other PROVISIONS at the Produce
Exchange, and also considerable of an operator
in stocks at one time. Nothing definite is
known as to his liabilities, but they are rough
ly estimated at ST. ,000, 900, which would make
his failure an important one.
Close of the Open stock Board.
The Times announces that the open stock
board has ceased to exist; that the hervy oper-
ators therein will be received into the regular
exchange, and the rates of commission will BIZ
increased to one-eighth per cent for all TRANSACT
tions for outsiders, and 1872 per cent between
members. The members of the gold board,
which also closes May LIST, will be received as
members Of the supplementary board of stock
exchange.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Stuart Home for Women has been fully
furnished and Will shortly be opened
Two attemps were made last nigt to set the
town of Railway, N. j on fire.
Representatives of 1900 boss and journeymen
horse shoers met in New York last night &c
protest against the use of machine made shoes,
The union league club of Philadelphia last
night endorsed President Hayes policy and
Cabinet.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
cash surplus of $4,000 after paving q
quarterly dividend of II per cent.
A secret convention of railroad passenger
agents is in session at s.. Louisty, bu, no new
rates have been adopted.
Chas. Devens has been admitted to practice
as an attorney and counsellor in the United
State Supreme Court.
Fifteen safes have boen taken from the ruins
Of the Bond street fire in New YORK, and half
Q million dollars worth of diamonds and
jewelry recovered.
The First National Bank of Monroe, Mich
closed yesterday, on account of recent failure OF
Cabel Ives OF this city. 1t will probably be
re-opened in few days.
The Jockey Club OF New York has petitioned
the legislature for exemption from the provls-
ion forpldding pool selling on elections and
horse races.
Later st tements estimate Kingan's losses
all the way from 100000 to 1000, 600. 1t is
said his largest creditors are in Chicago and
New York. The reports that he lost heavily
in stocks are denied,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-13
.FO E IG N.
THE EASTERS QUESTION.
Renewal of Troubles in IL osnia

LONDON, March 12-The Times Belgrade
correspondent says the brigades of Bosnian,
Bulgarian and Albanian volunteers have been
disbanded, and the Servan artillery and en-
gineer forces have been reduced to a peace
footing
The Mohammedans of Bosnia are becoming
greatly excited, and foreign residents say there
is imminent danger of a massacre Of the
rayahs in the Tuzla dis,ricr. The exactions
from Christians are unparalleled. Murders
are frequent and the inhabitants are fleeing to
Austria, or joining the insurgents.
Bau jaiura is being transformed Into fortified
camp. The rayahs are compelled to work on
the Notifications on the bauk of the Save, with
out distinction Of age or sex.
A desperate conflict with the insurgents is
reported in the valley of the Mahava. 1t is
SAID that the Turks were defeated and theil
commander killed.
FROM the London Times.
Admiral Hobart Pasha writes under date of
March I'd to the Times that the Sultan is iu
perfect health and works day and night for the
benefit of his country. There is no panic any
where. The Christians follow their vocatiols
in safety. The Turks admit that they have
suffered from bad administration and desire
radical changes They ask help from without
and little kindly, generous feeling from
Europe.
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A TERRIBLE FIGHT.
A Sherid's Posse is Set Upon an d
Killed i'm Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, March PA jackson despatch
of Friday gives an account of a terrible fight
10 Madison County, Tenn. Deputy Sheriff
Jason W. Russell, William and John Ander-
son, his nephews, whom he had summoned to
assist in arresting three brothers named
Potete, indicted for carrying concealed weapons
at the house of Andy Potste, the father of the
Potetes. The Potetes resisted and killed
Fassell and slightly wounded Wm. Anderson
and MORALLY wounded John Potete who died
soon after the fight. Andy Potete was
arrested and committed to Jail, but his others
Sons escaped after rohbing the body of Russell
und taking his horse,
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Chicago Cattle Marke,

CHICAGO, March 12.-Cattle-receipts 5000 head !;
shipments 1000 head the market is fairly active and
steady; sales Cows and butchers at % q Is; me-
dunn to good steers at 20 q 75; choice to extra
smooth shipping 90 q %.
=, Hogs-receipts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head
the market is active and weak at decline OF 25 a 80
Tor heavy shipping, which sold at rs ~ 50; good
to choice Phila at 40 q 60; packing at so q 10
light shipping lower at 80 a So
Sheep-receipts 40 head the market is dull prime
to choice rs "a 90.
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A southern trip is contemplated by Vice
President Wheeler,
Stanley Matthews says the President de.
sres commission of eminent public men to
go to Louisiana and try to get the opposino
claiments to the governorsh.p to agree to a
plan of settlement,
New Orleans despatch says the legislative
caucus has agreed to postpone the election of
United States Senator, under the advice from
Washington.
A letter from Wade Hampton, addressed
to the President as commander Of the armv.
requests the withdrawal of the troops. in
order that the State government may be es-
tablished.
Judge Wright is reported to have drawn his
last two months salary from the Hampton
government.
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LONDON, March '2-12.3O P. M.-Cotton at Sc SIG
for money and account.
LONDON, March 12-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
1854.
LIVERPOOL, March 12.-12.30 p. M.-COtton-Tbe
market quiet; Mldding uplands at ed; do Orleans
1l-16d sales OF 1000 bales, including 1000 bales tor
speculation and EXPORT receipts to-day 1850 bales
:ucluuing 1850 American.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NO kph AAS He
l-3 cents "a yard, at
HORATIO STAPLES
$50 Middle St, Port
land.
Brown Striped Dress
Goods IL LIZ cts, at
STAPLES.
Black and White
checks for children
IL 1.2 cts, at STA
PIES.
BriIIiantines 9J cts,
i'm Brown, Drab, Bot.
tie Green and Navy
Blue, at STAPLES.
MARKED DOWN.
"A small lot all wool
so cent Stripes now 25
cts, at STAPLES, $50
Middle st.
Prints 6 cts, good
styles and best quail
| ity, at STAPLES.
Linen Crash 8 cts, at
STAPLES.
rs inch twilled
Crash 9 cts, and bet
ter quality 10 cts, at
STAPLES.
All Linen towels 3
for rs cts. and up-
ward, at STAPLES.
Goods for Boys
wear rs cts, 3J cts,
and lot checks and
plaids 40 cts. Choice
Spring WOolens for
Mems wear i'm stripes
and checks for Is cts.
and upwards, at
STAPLES.
Mems White Shirts
with all Linen hos
Oms good cloth and
we'll made, 81 I-2 cts.
each, which is cheap.
er than you can make
them.
Spool Cotton, war
ranted 200 yds., 2 cts.
All this and more
at HORATlO STA
PIES, $50 Middle
St., Portland.
Send for Samples.
ma12 DIT
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The Pennsylvania SenatOrship.
Resignation of Senator Cameron.

Resignation of Senator Cameron.
HARRISBURG. Pa, March 12-Gov. Hartrauft
officially notified the Senate and House of
Representative this evening, that the Hon.
Simon Cameron had resigned his position of
United States Senator.
J. Don Cameron Probably his Fathers
Successor.
The Republicans of the legislature will hold
q caucus tomorrow afternoon to consider the
Senatorial question There is little doubt that
ex-Secretary of War; j. Don Cameron will
receive the nomination, as over half of the
Republican members have already pledged
him their support. The joint convention for
election of Senator will probably meet on the
goth inst.
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A Bigamist Arrested d.

MONTPELIER, W., March 12-Smeon +.
Corey who formerly resided in Norwich, Va.
where he married Mary A. Tilden, whom he
shortly deserted was yesterday arrested at
Cabot, Vt, together with Mrs. Della Sargent
for adultery. She produced a marriage curtif-
cate showing they were married two years
ago and was liberated. Corey was held for
bigamy, and in default of bail was committe d
to Jail at Montpelier Monday.
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New York stock and Money Markell,

New YORK. March 12-Evening.-Money market
easy at IL "a per call, closing at II o. per
cent Sterling exchange is dull at 4sI 4S4i for 60
days and 4s5i for demand.
Gold declined from 104a to 10il, and recovered to
10ia, at which it closed. The carrying rates were
and q per cent; loans also made fat. The
clearances were $33, 100000 The customs receipts
to- day were $4760OO. The Treasury disbursements
$54 600 for interest and 900 for bonds. Gov
ernments lower and Iiet. State bonds dull. Stock
market unsettled with great activity.
The total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
gIegated 1853 800 shares including New York Cen
trail 1922 shares, Lake Shore q $50 shares, Rock Is
land 1900 shares, st Paul preferred $500 shares Del
aware, Lackawanua q Western 1910 shares, New
Jersey Central 10000 shares, Michigan Central 55(
shares Ohio q Mississippi 1900 shares, Western I'm
ion u.s. shares Pacific Mail loco shares, Atlantic
d Pacific Telegraph 1926 shares.
The following we're Ine closing quotations OF GOV
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Rockland Items.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Accident ON the Boston e. Maine


EXETER, N. B., March 12.-This afternoon
the locomotive Exeter, Joshua Jellis0n en-.
gineer, ran into some coal cars at this depot,
demolishing three and stavjng the due head OF
the engine and letting out the water. The
damage istseveral thousand dollars. The en-
gineer is a green one and was running about
thirty miles per hour over switches. The
engineer and fireman jumped and saved them
selves.
The State Election.
CONCORD, N. H., March 1.-THE Republi-
cans of this city held q meeting tonight, which
was addressed by J. O.Winship of Portland.
there being large attendance The political
situation has not changed materially in the
last two or three days. The Republicans claim
they shall elect Prescott Governor by between
5000 and 1000 majority, and carry three Co.'S
gressional districts. The Democrats claim that
Jones will be elected iu the first district, and
that Kent's chances in the third district are
better than ever for an election The second
district they consider close. As far as can be
judged from indications, the vote of the state
will doubtless be much smaller than last spring.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
yOOn Jan 26th. shin N TT Hill


IA AT Rangoon Jan 26th, ship N Hill. Snow, tor
Ar at Maulmain Dec 25 ship Hermon, Dillon, from
Rangoon, (and sid Jan IL for Europe)
Rio Janero
At Calcutta Feb 2, ships Gatherer Thompson, for
Falmouth, p; Carrie Clark. Storer for Madras; John
Clark, Pendleton. for Bombay; j Brown, Keazer,
unc; barQue Xenia, Reynolds, for Dundee
AT Bombay Feb s. ships Raphael Sherman and
Oneida Eaton. for Havre; George Manson, Hum
phrey, for rice ports.
Sid FIN Leghorn prev to March 10, barque Tillie
Baker, B0ynton, New York,
SID I'm Callao Feb 1. ship Herman, Parks, Oregon.
Ar at Valparaiso Jan 2lst, ship Independence.
Strout from !quque, and sailed 9th tor Boston)
CID teb3, barqnes Sarmlento, Godfrey, and Edith
Davis Mccarthy for Iquique, to load guano Quad
Ar at Bordeaux prev to 18th inst, ship Marcia G
Day, Chase, New Orleans
Havre-Put back 18th. ship Gen Shepley, for Bath
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, barque Walker Aiming
ton, Hooper. Charleston.
p Ar at Aspinwall Feb %, brig Jessie Rhynas, Foss
Sid I'm Bermuda Sd inst, sch j Robinson, Glover,
Havana.
Sid I'm St John, NIB, 10th inst, sch Geo X Hatch,
Murphy, Matanzas.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Plymouth Feb 25th, David Brown, Colcord,
Nautilus.
Cid at Cardiff 23d. Inyincible, Strickland tor Rio
Janeiro; Ell Dorado, English, do.
Cid at Newport 23d Benny Doom. Cole, Matangas
Sid FIN Dublin oath, Golden Fleece, Humphrey, tor
New York.
Sid FIN Bombay Feb 3, Frank Pendletop, Nichols,
Calcutta.
Ar at Lisbon Feb 20, Isaac Hail. Ryder, New York
Ar at Gibraltar Feb 20, brig abby Bacon, Merrill,
from New York for Ma. aga.
Passed do 18th, Lorena, Blanchard, I'm Marseilles
for New York.
Feb %. oft Dartmouth, ship st Adams, Beck, from
London for Pensacola.
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In this city, March TO- by Rev DR.. Carruthers. Geo
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