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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-09


Several Thousand Turkish soldiers
captured a. Pievna and in the disas-
trOus battles at the foot of the Balkans
are now returning home from Russia
every week. DURING their compulsory
soj9uin in the domiuions of the Gar
they we're forced to work eightt en-
hours 9 day at small wages on public
works, but they were sent back so
well fed and clothed that they are en-
We'd by the tattered battalions that
make up the Falstaflisn army Of the
Sublime Porte. As Turkey took but
few prisoners in the war, the returned
Turkish captives must have been sent
tack without any corresponding co.,
cession to Russia, and the event shows
both that Russia conducts war in a
civilized way and that at last she in
tends to carry out the terms of the
Treaty of Berlin.
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The German papers give the
strength Of parties In the Prussian
House Of. Deputses az foll0wsss Ma
Rfonal Liberals l65 ; GehtEes 81; Pro-
eressifS g. Ense Conservatives. 80;
New, ConsarRAtiHes. - = Role4i To-
conasEVatsxsA l0. ana - Iu1spsudsn,
wnDbozR.a - 44n - t'4ss co. -
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TIE PbiIadelpbia paDers state tba

Tire Philadelphia papers state that
for fitting up the Europe, a Russian
nau-of-gsT, built by Cramp & Son, at
Philadelphia, the question of expense
seems never to h We entered into the
minds Of the Russian Of,ic r.. tie
greatest eztsav4g .nce being disp,ayed
IN every direction. For proof OF this,
II my be stated that the quarters OF
The crew, which in most vessels are
tiaished IN the cheapest wood, are here
built in n great measure OF mahogany.
As finished by Cramps, the knobs and
locks In the cabins were of polished
brass, bu. tho Russians improved on
this by having them al eilver-plated.
In oCe instance piece of woodwork
which had cost $500 was Indignantly
spurned by the Russian commander,
who. had it thrown away as a piece of
waste lumber, and another made TO
suit his own ideas. The orders given
by Messrs. Cramps in their joiner shops
were, HD2 whatever they order"
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The exp use Of evening val Il eir
mlaikhsd until ice ere a Co1oss IN
sEsia.
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Horses i,oaghf and sold on con nifsIoSz1 =
breeds ard kseps % ha8f fDf $50 ~
=. Jersry e4tfie. asd Isure bred @.IIl -.
sud fsnrF fDlifry. Address r. o.
Nashville. Tenne'-ee 49,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-07
TIE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

The result of the New York election is not
yet settled as far as the members of the state
ticket below Lieutenant Governor are con-
cerned. 1t may take an official count to tell
which ticket is chosen.
Gold has been found in Corinna in consider
able quantities.
Gen. Butler is sick.
1t is said that the people of Mexico are very
much dissatisfied with Daz and that a ge neral
revolutionary outbreak is imminent.
Martin and Farrar, the men who the Boston
Globes Commissioner alleged to have admit
ted being engaged in buying votes in the re-
cent state election, both emphatically deny
the charge.
Gen. Grant says he has no special message to
send to the people when he arrives at Chicago
as has been alleged.
1t is said that Chief Douglass, who instigat-
ed the murder of the Meeker family, was en-
gagged in the Mountain Meadows massacre.
Serious floods have occurred in Jamaica and
over hundred lives been lost.
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THE INDIANS.
Chief Douglass Charged with Farticipa-
ting the Mountain Meadows Massacre.

Chief Douglass Charged with Participa-
ting the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
New YORK, Nov. Ga dispatch from
Greeley. Col states that Edward Clark, en-
ployed at White River Agency, says Chief
Douglass, the plotter of the Meeker massacre,
was concerned in the horrible Mountain
Meadows massacre, where SO many innocent
women and children were butchered by Nor
mons and Indians Clark says that one day
this summer Douglass and another chief quar-
relied. The chief in his anger said-he could
ruin Douglass if he told the truth about him,
that he was bad man and had participated
in the Mountain Meadows massacre.
The statements taken by Gen. Adams from
the Meeker family will result in making mat
tiers 90 hard with the White River Indians.
Report Denied by Miss Meeker.
Josephine Meeker sends out the following:
"The statement, persstently published
broadcast. that my father plowed the Indians
ground for his own purpose is absolutely and
unqualitedly false. 1t was plowed for Indian
crops alone at the request of the government.
1t was new land, nover occupied by the In
dians The Agency had just been moved
twenty miles to the unclaimed spot Besides,
lust before the massacre, an Indian Council
had decided that the blowing should go. on,
and Douglass and Jack agreed to this decision.
The Indians helped to pillow. The agency
garden was small and situated across the road,
nowhere near the plowed tract.
(Signed) JOSEPHINE MEEKER."
Gen. Adams is now more generally sustain
ed by Colorado sentiment.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The sale of the St. Petersburg Gazette is
forbidden in towns in Germany on account Of
insulting reference to the German patton.
Hon. l.. e. Noyes, U. S. Minister to France,
arrived at Constantinople yesterday on his way
to Egypt.
A thousand meu quit work at the Chicago
stock yards yesterday, but resumed work ON re-
ceiving the advance asked for.
The Central News Association of Berlin as
serts that it is officially informed that the dis
patch of the British squadron to Vouskh has
not been countermanded, but Admiral Horribly
has telegraphed that he is delayed at Malta by
unseaworthiness of the Temeraire.
Quimby of Great Falls, N. H., whose cigar
mandatory was recently seized by deputy
collector of internal revenue Aarop Young of
Portsmouth, for alleged violation of those
laws, has disappeared.
The Golos declares it is time for Russia to
offer the Poles the hand of friendship, and
thus secure such allies in Germany and Aus
aria that no Austro-German alliance will be
dangerous to Russia.
The fremont Temple Association has decid-
ed to rebuild the Temple at an expense of
100000.
The Sun makes Cornell's plurality 3S,51S,
and Porter's majority for Lieutenant Governor
4,231. The rest of the Democratic state ticket
seems elected by small maiorities.
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NEW YORK.

The State Ticket Still in Doubt.
New YORK. Nov. G.-The Tribune says it
will take an official count to determ inc tho
election of all the state ticket below Lieuten-
ant Governor in this state. Potter, Dem, is
elected Lieutenant Governor.
Correct returns elect Strahan, Rep, state
senator by 26 majority il vote of 22,664.
ALBANY, Nov G.-The Evening Journal
claims good reason to believe that part at least
of the Republican ticket beside Cornell is
elected. Its latest figures gives Hoskins for
Lieutenant Governor a majority of 400 over
Potter. and makes Cornell's plurality 2,4S4.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Argus claims the
elections of the Democratic State officers, but
does not estimate majorities. The Express
(Rep.) claims the election of the whole Repub-
lican ticket except Soule. The Press and
Knckerpocker say the Democratic State Off
GERS ought to have plurality of 3,14.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-In regard to the vote
on the State ticket the Herald this morning
saws: ''Another day has passed, the third
since election without settling the fate of any
officer on general State ticket except governor.
The utmost that can be ssid is that the vot-
ing runs unusually close in the case of every
one of them, and that the probabilities are
still in favor of the success of most of the
Democratic candidates"
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MEXICO.
A Widespread Revolution Imminent.

A Widespread Revolution Imminent.
SAN FRANCIsCo Nov. ct is asserted that
a very large proportion of the population OF
Mexico are dissatisfied with the government OF
Diaz and that this dissatisfaction has taken
shape in an organized revolutionary govern
ment which includes many of the most distin-
guished Mexican soldiers and politicians, and
that an outbreak which will involve several
of the most important Mexican states is immi-
nent
An agent of the "Goverement of Restora-
ton of the Republic of Mexico of which
Gen. Angel Maria Corllo de Abornoz is Pres
ident is i'll this city endeavoring to negotiate
for material aid to further their schems for the
overthrow of President Diaz.
There seems no doubt that every ambitious
man in Mexico is concerned in the movement,
and some of the heaviest capitalists of the Pa.
citic coast are reported to be examining it with
view of engaging in the enterprise if ii
proves successful.
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by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Reported Discoveries Of Gold in Corinna.
CoRINNA, Nov. 6-Gold was discovered in
large quantities in Bonanza jr., mine at Cor
lima. Wednesday. Several nuggets of gold
were taken out Wednesday afternoon. There
have been several arrivals of Colorado miners
within few days, among the number d. y.
Breed of Boston, formerly of Watervilie. MI
Breed has bonded two farms about two miles
east from Corinna, on which there is some nice
ore. Another Boston party, I. {. Ackley Oh
92 Bedford street, has invested in mines IN
Corinna within few days. The mining ex-
element is increasing daily in this vicinity.
Fortunate Relatives.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-The large fortune OF
VIM. L. Coggswell, who died here yesterday,
will 60 to relatives iu South Berwick, Me-,
there being no relatives here.
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Daily Domestic Receip
Boston stock Market.

BY WAFER conveyance 1000 bush Cornmeal t.
W. True & Co.
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WASHINGTON.
Police Gazettes Addressed to Canada IN
nailable.

Police Gazettes Addressed to Canada I'm
mailable.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Upon the request o +
the Canadian authorities Postmaster General
Key has issued an order that all publications
STYLED Police Gazettes addressed to the Do
minion of Canada be considered unavailable
and treated accordingly.
A Government Depot in Texas Robbed.
Having received telegram from Deputy
Marshal johnson at Fort Elliott, Tex, asking
authority to use United States soldiers as
posse con,itdtus to aid in arresting number OF
persons who robbed the ordinance depot of the
government, Secretary McCrary sent tele-
grams asking full particulars regarding the
robbing and rescue bycitiZens of the guilty par
ties from the Marshal's force.
Sail ors' Sentence for Mutiny.
The court martial ordered by the Secretary
of the Navy was made public to-day Patrick
Conley, John Kelly, E. j. O'Bren and Henry
Mullens, ordinary seamen, were tried for
joining with mutinous assembly and unlaw-
fully destroying a part of the battery of a
vessel of the Navy. Conley and Kelly were
sentenced to hard labor in the pententiary for
ten years and to lose pay during confinement
and to be dishonorably discharged from the
Navy upon the completion of their term of inn
prsonment O'Brien and Mullens were ac-
quilted.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

A Peruvian Torpedo Boat Seized.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Panama Herald of
the 18th ult. states that the beautiful torpedo
boat of 70 feet in length which arrived on the
steamer Allen from the United States and
was tloated to the wharf of the Pacific Steam
ship Company to have her machinery finished
before starting for Callae, was seized by the
Columbian authorities at the instigation of
the Chilian officials. The Peruvian consul has
entered protest. There is nothing new fro n
the seat of war The CHILEAN gunboat Anna
IONA is reported at Lobos Island, notifying
ships loading with guano to discontinue that
work
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NEBRASKA.
Nearly a Clean Sweep by the R,

Nearly Clean Sweep by the Republicans.
OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Returns show that the
Republicans elect Cobb Supreme Judge by
1900 majority over Wakeley, Democrat.
Regents, Carton and Gennett, Republicans,
are elected by the usual party vote. The
returns for District Judges elect Pound in the
third, Post in the fourth, Gadlin in the fifth
and Barnes in the sixth; all Republicans, ex-
cept Savage, whose majority over the Republi.
can nominee is 1900. Douglas county elects
Republican Treasurer, Clerk, Surveyor. Super
intendent of Public Instructions and Coroner.
GERS The vote on the State ticket shows 800
to 600 Republican majority in Douglas county.
The Greenback vote throughout the State is
triflng. 1t is now doubtful whether that
party carries single county or town office,
and it is nearly certain that no county will go
Greenback on the State ticket.
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BIG BURGLARY.

5000. 900 Stolen from Pennsvlvanians
Residence.
KENNETH SQUARE, Pa, Nov. 6.-The resi-
dence of j. & G.. F. Bailey was entered last
night by three masked burglars, who rified the
safe, extracting therefrom money, bonds and
securities amounting to 100000, as reported
The perpetrators were tracked to kennett. No
further clue can be obtained. The thiev es
threw away number of bonds certificates of
the Pennsylvania railroad, &C., which were
subsequently found and returned to the owner.
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California Mining stocks.
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Hogs-Receipts 81, 900 head;
shipments 44O0 head; market exceedingly weak. ex,
cept for choice heavy, which are in good demand nan,
1Oa15 lower; packing at 40; do light 3 5O93 60.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head
shipping dull 8 5Od4 65; stockers steady; butchers
slow; Westerns and through Texans shade stronger
Sheep-Receipts 22OO head; market is dull and
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MINNESOTA.
The Republican Majority "A Great
Amount Of Scratching.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Returns from the coun-
ties and larger towns come in slowly on account
of the great amount of scratching. Very few
complete returns have been received. Pills
bury, Rep, for Governor, has been scratched
in favor of Rice, DEM, while Gilman, Rep,
for Lieutenant Governor, runs ahead of the
ticket. Mr.. Pilsbury's friends allege that this
is a confirmation of the charge made before
election of bargain between Gilman and
Rice ,by which the latter was to receive Demo-
cratic votes and the former be voted for by
Gilman's friends. There is also scratching in
the office of Treasurer and Secretary of State
on account of feeling among the Germans and
Scandinavians. The actual Republican ma
iority will probably appear best in the vote
for Attorney General. This is now likely to
fall below rather than exceed 10000.
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Disgraceful Scene at a Funeral

Disgraceful Scene at Funeral.
Roc HESTER, Nov. 6.-There was disgrace
full scene at a funeral yesterday in Henrietta
The widow of the deceased and sons by for
mer wife differed concerning the arrangements
of the funeral and place of burial. Graves
were dug at Bloomfield and at Mount Hope in
this city. The corpse was forcibly transferred
from one coffin to another in the street. The
burial proceeded at Bloomfield without further
difficulty. 1t will probably be necessary to
guard the grave.
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LONDON, Nov. G--1.30 P. M.-Consols 81 1916
for money and account
LONDON, Nov. 6-12.3O p. M.-American secu-
rties-Unted States bonds, 5s, at 1854; 41as at
10; 6s, 1864; Erie Ala.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-12.3O P M.-Cotton market
firm; Middling uplands 11-16d; Orleans at 49,
16d sales 900 bales; for speculation and export
2O00; receipts ID, 800, American -, 400
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-12.50 p. M.-Flour at 11@
10 6; Winter Wheat IL 4011 z; Spring do, 10 99
IL; California average 10 9911 8; club do at IL Z
612; Corn at 5 8; Peas at 7 5. Provisions, &c.,
Pork at 54; Beef So; Bacon, 1895; Lard at 81 $;
Cheese 60. Tallow at 80 g, at London A.
PARIS Nov. t.-Rentes 81 30.
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DEATHS.

In this city. Nov s. Ada Louisa. only daughter of
Capt. Frank q. and Hannah Il. White, aged years
l month.
Funeral this Friday afternoon at 21a o'clock,
No. SO Atlantic street. Burial at convenience of
the family
In Augusta, Oct =, Mrs. Albina T., wife of Ar
thur L. Brown, aged 80 years.
In St George Oct %, Clara E., wife of Andrew
T.. Wiley, aged "a years
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MISSISSIPPI.

County Officers Elected by Republicans.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 6.-By the official count
the Democrats elect their state senate and
members of the legislature, while the Repub-
licans elect nearly all the county officers.
In Madison county thefDemocrats elect their
senator and two members of the Legislature,
the third member being an Independent The
balance of the county ticket is Democratic.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
a Rep11b1ican Majority of 10000.

Il hepuU1ICaH HHdJO1f0y III o0'0oo'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-In 30 counties OF
Pennsylvania tho vote has been officially
counted and Buffers majority reaches H,02l.
The II counties to be heard from officially, last
wear gave Republican majority of II ,951. 1t
is estimated that the Republican gains in these
COUNTIES will give Butler 60.0O0 majority in the
state.
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CONNECTICUT.


A Large RepuDIlcan Galn.
HARTFORD, Nov 6.-The total Republican
majority in the eleven senatorial districts
holding elections is 1887. In the same districts
last year when governor and state officers were
elected it was only II. Total Democratic ma
jorities this year, 674, making the net Republi-
can majority 2513.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Eoaily Wholesale Market.

POFiENMH EbHiTy
PORTLAND. Nov. 6.
Flour quiet and unchanged. In Grain, the market
is little easier for Corn; lots Yellow quoted at
69c, High Mixed Csc and Mixed &c; bag lots &c Off
and quoted at roc. Meal declined &c. Oats steady
and without material change. Mosssts very firm
and scarce. Sug advanced again to-day Use. we
quote graduated at 1914 and Extra loc Pota-
toes are less active and the market is well supplied
An advance in Freights from the West will go into
effect next Monday; Corn Be, Oats zee and
Flour lOc The transactions in breadstutfs in the
Western markets continues large and prices are in
fuenced by the news from Europe. In the mean
time supplies are forwarded to the seaboard without
any attempt to hold back for higher prices and all
the steamers ill the Atlantic ports are engaged full
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain Provisions &c.
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VIRGINIA,
til Parties Claim the State

Both Parties Claim the State.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The Debt Payers to-
night claim AZ members of the House with an
equal chance for five more, and 10 senators
with an equal chance of three others. The
Readiusters, however, still maintain they have
% senators of the 40, and 56 delegates out OF
100.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
November T.. | A. M.
For New England.
light snow, followed by slightly warmer. part
ly cloudy weather, easterly to southerly winds
and falling barometer.
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MARYLAND.
The Democratic MAORI


BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Returns from nearly
all the state give Hamilton, Dem., for Govern
or, majority of 81, 740 over Gary, Rep. The
Legislature will have Democratic majority OF
60 on Joint ballot.
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WEST INDIES.

Immense Damages by Floods in Jamaica.
KINGSTON JAM, Nov. G.-Floods have sub
sided and rains ceased, but the have done an
immense amount of dan age to the roads of
the country which it will take months to re-
pair. Nearly 100 lives have been lost by floods
chiefly at the east end of the Island. The
coffee crop has suffered heavily.
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MARRIAGES..

In Ellsworth, Oct 20, Luther P. Joy of Ellsworth
and Miss Zettie b. Romer of Trenton
In Waterford, Oct. %, James N Keough and Miss
Georgia Bowker, both of Paris.
In Dresden, Oct 1, L. Simpson of Brunswick and
Miss Lizzie l.. Call of Dresden.
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan-
les Fair. Both pure and standard articles, and
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and you will have no other.
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That MYSTERIOUS Message a Hoax.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Gen Sherman states
that he knows nothing of any message from
Gen. Grant to the people, and Gen. Grant
says: II have no special message to deliver to
the people of the United States in Chicago or
elsewhere"
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New YORK November 6-Evening. was
alternately stringent and moderately active closing
at per cent. and 116d rs; prime mercantile paper
at (a7 per cent Governments are steady State
bonds unchanged; La consols 4314 94312. Sterl-
ing Exchange weak at 4791a@4S0 for long and
4S21s for short sight. Railroad bonds acuve and
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 222 600 shares.
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HaYana MARKET.

HAVANA. November G.-Sugar firm; No 10 to IL
s at 1O910A reals gold per arrobe; GLASSES Su,
Sugars, 90 degrees polarization, in boxes 1091014
reals.
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Foreign Exports.

GRANVILLE, Ms. Schr Merlin,oS coras WOOD
80 doz eggs, IL hens to "h'oueh W.
popr CII prRT Ms Schr Avon-14 cords o
wood is do bark, $50 doz eggs, 2 bbls oil, packa
ges merchandise to order.
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KANSAS.
.reased Ren1,hlican Maiorities.

Increased Republican Majorities.
LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Nov. 6.-Returns from
the State are meagre. But very slight
Greenback vote was polled, though in one or
two places the Greenback candidates are
elected Otherwise the Republicans have in
creased majorities. Onlya light vote was
Dolled
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Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES !.
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance on all kinds of
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, am enabled by
this recent purchase of large stock bought at so
cents on the dollar to give the consumer some lines
of goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered
Read carefully the list below, and obtain, if need
ed some of the kind mentioned before they are all
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MASSACHUSETTS.
NEW YORK.

Gen. Butler SICK.
LOWELL, Nov 6.-General Butler is reported
i'll tonight.