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(By Telegraphl
CHICAGO Nov. 1.-Hogs-Rereipts 43, 900 head
shipments 240o head: market buoyant and strong
er; mixed packing at 5094 10; light 6004 ~;
choice heavy 1904 90 closed strong and al sold.
Cattle-Re ,eipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head
best strong and lower grades dull; exports 2b@
b9l. good to choiceat 7o95 10; common to me-
dium 70o4 90.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head market is steady COM
mon to medium 40a3 20; good to choice 00@
a A q
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUB
HOURS.
.WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Nov. II, 2 A. M.
For New England,
Clear or partly cloudy weather, coluder, south
westerly winds, stationary or higher barome-
ter.
Cautionary signals continue for Eastport,
Section Z, Portland, Section s, Boston and
Woods Hole.
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS- Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1t has always been made pure and
heslthy, and is to-day without rival
nH-Slades English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and ALWAYS reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12

44ls4c; $4,000 do for December at 421a@42M;
l0,O9o do January 431sc. sugar is firm; refining
at 7%s911 IA; refined is firm. NHolasses unchang-
ed. Petroleum. dull; united at 893s; crude in bbls
at 6A as: refined IL asked. TaIIow firm; sales
10000 fbs 6ss d61a. Pork is unchanged with
moderate export inquiry 400 mess on spot at 10 90;
November 10 90 asked seller year at IA 90 asked.
Lars higher and active; 715 tcs prime steam on
spot 80; to arrive ats 65; 1850 for November at
ssn 97hs; 4aoo ties for December at 559s 6712; g.
@33c; Western I4h 26c Ciseesc quiet
Freights toLiverpool dull; Wheat y steam 7(9714.
CHIcAGo.Nov. Ill Flour firm. Wheat unsettled;
opened strong and higher. closing inside price; No
Red Winter o41a No Chicago Spring at | O4ss
for cash; 05as9l O5$4 for December; O6s4 q
064s january; No Chicago Spring 92a94Iac;
reJecteu at 74d(G74N C. Corn unsettled but gen.
eraliy hlgher. closing weak at Al rs for cash. AZ 1s
942Ac Tor December 42ssc January; 47c May;
sales at 471ac Nav. Oats easier at 81 Sac for cash;
31Ac bid for December: 1850 For January Rye
strong and higher at S31aa sac. Pork unsettled
and generally higher at IL bOal4 25 cash. 2 45a
nrm-r at 8 oa8 l71a cash; 8 1919 bid November
and december; 5 bid o. January. Bulk Me is
In fair demand and firm; shoulders a 70: short rib
at Z 81: short clear 6O.
Freights Corn to Butfao 61a
kece,pts-1l 900 hbls nour 119 600 bush wheat,
rye. $4,000 bush barley
shlplnents-17 II 600 hbls -four. 5S 900 bush wheat
346. 0on bush corn, 10000 bush oats. $4,000 bush
rye, 1900 bush barley.
ST. LorIs. Nov. IL. Flour is firm. Wheat onened
higher but declined; No Red Fall at O35s cash;
"3s4 al % for November; l o5ssal 06la for
December; No 3 do at 81 99s4 No at 941aa
94Ac Corn lower at 1850 for cash; 42s4 6043M
for November; 4ls4d42Ac for December Oats
lower at 32a32 Zee for cash; 3 bid for November;
II Zee bid December. Rye easier 3614. Pork Quiet
at IA 90. Lard quiet at bid.
hsceipts- 5000 bbls nour. 6i 600 bush wheat
63 Coo bush corn, 1900. bush oats, 1000 busb
rye. $4,000 oush barley.
shipments IA 900 bbls flour, 35 900 bush wheat,
600 bush corn, O,OOO bush oats OOOO bush
barley, 0.00O bush rye.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands 10 l5-16c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 11.-Cotton dull; Middling uI-
auds at 1CSsc
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Cotton easy; Middling
uplands 10Ac G.
MOBILE. Nov. IL Cotton is quiet; Middling up
ands at 101s@1O5sc.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1 Cotton quiet; Middling up-
lands 1014c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portlanu Dali, Wholesale Market.

Portlana Dali, Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. IL.
Flour is steady and firmly held. Grain is strong
at the recent advance. Sugar is steady and firm at
91ac for granulated and 87sc for Extra C. Provis-
ions quiet and unchanged. In Produce the marked
is generally well supplied of all kinds Potatoes are
quiet with very large supply on the market; re-
ceipts have been heavy of late and sales light,
sequently the stock hand is unusually large;
produce dealer says he has about 10000 bush in
store and more coming Apples are in good supply
and rule low. Eggs continue in good demand with
upward tendency; nice fresh oues bring 24c %
dozen; lined 2Oc and Eggs that have been held
back for a rising market are selling at 2l@22c.i
The following are Io-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions, &C.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
DEATHS

In Whitefeld Oct. %, Hiram Howe aged about
65 years.
In Whitefeld, Oct. "a, Thomas Brann, aged rs
years.
In Waldoboro, Oct IS. Mrs. Cyrene Day, aged 70
years months.
In Providence r. L. Nov 4. Nathaniel R. Parker,
aeed 80 years,-formerly of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
European Markets..

By Telegraph.D
LONDON Nov. 11.-Consols at 90 II -16 for money
and account.
LONDON, Nov. 11-12.3o P. M.--Ainerican securi-
ties-United States bonds 41as 1141a: 5s, 1o4s4
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11-12.3o P. M.-Flour 9s 6da
lis Sd: Winter Wheat 9s 2d99s Sd; Spring Wheat
at IS 6da9 Adj California average 8s 9da9s Sd;
Club do at 9s 3d@1Os 4d; Corn at IS 91ad; Peas
rs. Provisions, &c.,-Pork at 6 S. Beef 59s; Cheese
at 67s Lard ASS; Bacon at 42s Gda45s Cd. Taliow
36s at London 3Ss Cd.
LIvERPooL.Nov. 11-12.3O P .M.--Cotton m,s ket
in moderate inquiry; Middling upiands at ZIG;
orleans 11-16d; sales 10000 bales; speculation
and export 900.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
MARRIAGES,

In this city, Nov. TO- by Rev. C. j. Clark William
H. Jordan and Miss Alma M. Freethy, both of Port
land,
In this city, Nov. 9, by Rev. Henry S. Burrage.
G. Edwin Emery and Miss Mamie F. Lord, both of
Athens, Me.
In this city, Nov. TO- by Rev. S. f. Pearson, VIM.
H. Elliott and Miss Adaline A. Howard. both of
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
MAINE.
Small Pox In Gardiner.

Small Pox in Gardiner.
GARDINER, Nov. 11.-Ata q special meeting
of the city government called to decide what
measures be taken TO prevent the spread of
small pox it was decided that all possible
measures are now being taken. There are six
cases in the city confined to three houses.
Guards are kept around them during the day.
1t is thought nos to be under control.
Suicide in Springvale.
SANFORD, Nov. 1l.-Henry w. Beal, son OF
Benjamin Beal of Springvale, committed
suicide last night about o'clock. He was a
member of the Odd Fellows. He leaves
wife. Cause is supposed to be insanity.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
new York stock and Money Marker.

{By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 11-Evening Money is active
at 3t@5 per cent on call, closing at 4; prime mer
cantfe paper at 4a6 per cent. Sterling Exchante Q
dull at 48O1a a 480s4 for long and 4821a@4S2s4
for short. Government bonds strong ana ssaas
higher State bonds quite active. Railroad bonds
are strong. The stock market opened weak but
closed higher.
rhe transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 295, 900 shares.
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Belle Brown, cs.t,lian Mary Wilson, Abm Rich

Belle Brown, Castilian, Mary Wilson, Abm Rich
ardson. Ned sumpter, Edw Wsite, and Tampa.
BOSTON.-Ar 10th echs Matte Franklin, Grif-
1n Georgetown; Delhi, Falker, from Philadelphia;
Nellie Doe, Irask, Elizabethport Statesman, at
erson' So Amboy: Alaska, Clark. and 7, Whitehouse
Farnham, Weehawken: Harmonic, Sylvester, Wee
hawken; Red Rover, Alley. and L Eaton Grier-
SOP, Hoboken; George d Loud, Leavitt, New York;
Empire. Emerson, Deer Isle; M A Heyer Crockett,
Ar l1th, schs Lookout Holmes Eastport; Bertha
j Fellows Clark, Hillsboro; Hattie McClintock,
;5aSksonville;, M Moseley Dow, Brunswick; ,a
Coombs. Weehawken Mary Brewer Tollman. New
York; William McLoon, Thorndike, do; Castiliau,
Means. Hoboken; r Thomas, Thorndike, Phila-
delpha; Altavela, Wells, Frankfort for Washing
ton; Sarah Mills, Rogers Rondout: Z Gerry Perry,
and sra.o Chrome S & Wooster Perth h. Amboy Howay
SALEM-Ar 10th, schs b Crabtree, Crabtree
and W Dexter. Holmes. Port Antonio; G Spot
ford Haskell do; VIM Rice, Pressey, kondout; Ad-
NEWBURYPROT-Ar 10th, sch Nautilus. Toll
man, New York.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9th, schs Addie Fuller, Jor-
genson. Savannah for Newmarket Isola. Smith,
Port johnson: Roamer. Mcfarland, Amboy; Omaha,
ELLSwOkTH-Ar Sd, sch Ralph Grant, Grant,
Portland
BANGoR-Ar 10th. schs Mauna Loa, Chisholm,
Gran,i Turk; Harriet. Weymouth, and l. nj Strout,
Fernald. Portland Maris do.
FORElGN PORTS.
At Melbourne g, barque Ladosa, Pierce for
MaZatlan via Newcastle.
At Manila Sept %. ship Valley Forge, Doane for
New York. (cld goth
At Montevideo Oct 8, barque Boylston, Small for
New York.
AT Rio .Janeiro Oct Is. barque Tatay, Pettis for
New York. ldg.
Ar at Cardenas Oct 80, barque Elba Powers, from
Havana.
Cld at Cow Bay 9th barque Emma Muir. Port
lond.
Cid at Pictou 9th inst barque Zulu Urquhart for
Portland.
AR at st John, NIB. 9th inst schs Julia s, McIn-
tyre, and Forest Belle, Granville. Portland.
Sid 9th, ship Louis Walsh. for Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Oct 90 lat 80. Ion ~. barque Adelia Carlton. I'm
Rockport for Key West.
Oct 20. lat 38, Ion 70, sch Cephas Starrett from
| Bangor for Port au Prince.
| Nov 10 Sc Sandy Hook 35 miles, barque Grace
| Deering. from New York for Alicante.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12

The New York Ladies' stock and mining
exchange, run by Mrs. M. e. Warren at %
Union Lquars, N. Y, has collapsed and hund-
reds of ladies are anxiously seeking their
money. Mrs. Warren has cleared out.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
MEMORANDA.

Ship Florida Sparks, at New York from Sharp
ness. reports morning of 7th inst while at anchor
foretopmast carried away. and lost both anchors.
Sch Lizzie Guptill, before reported picked up and
taken into Port Clyde has been surrendered to the
owners payment of $275. She towed to Rock
land 9th for reLairs.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12

Foreign Exports.
HAVANA. Schr May McFarland-5186 shocks
and heads.
Daily Domestic fseceipts.
BY water compensation bush Cornmeal 20 G
W. True 81 Co.
Receipts of Maine Cenrai.
PORTLAND. Nov. IL.
For Portland 27 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, as cars miscellaneous ner-
chandise.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
Rec.ipr. of Maine Cenrai.

Hoston stock Market.
SALES of the Brokers Board, Nov. ILL
First Call.
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 41ss................ 991a
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oEpAnTUsE OF OCEAN srEAmERs

Sun rises 53 High water 7.2S
Sun sets. s........... SO Moon SETS. 2.29
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Nov. IL.


Arrived.
Steamer New Brunswick Thompson, St John,
NB. via Eastport for Boston.
Sch S F Lowell Hutchinson, Baltimore-coal to
Kerosene Co and canned goods to Portl'd Pack Co.
Sch Thos Stone Pitcher, Philadelphia coal to
Randall Il McAllister.
Sch Edw Waite, Lee, Port Johnson-coal to Maine
Cent RR-
of mansal and starboard rail stove, by contact
with three masted schr off Cape Con.
Sch lantba Miller Boston.
Sch lingo. Bragpon, Boston. Lost foresail in the
Sch Meta, Br Edgett .Joggins, NS-coal to Geo
ingraham.
Sch Bonnie Belle. (Bp Peters, Port Gilbert, Ms
bark to order
Sch Adria (Br) Mallett, Port Gilbert Ns-wood
for market.
Sch Endeavor, (Br) Martin, Joggins, Ms, for Bos-
ton.
Sch Kate Carlton. -. Camden, to load for Cuba
Sch ira d Sturgs. Adams, Wiscasset for NYork.
Sch Alice Dean. Watts, Pembroke for Boston.
SCI j Stinson Stinson, Deer Isle for Boston.
Willard.
BELow-About 200 coasters, mostly from the
east bound west
Steamship Francon,o, Mangum, New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Edmund Phinney. Berry, New York. to
load for Australia Winslow & Co.
Sch Ann Eliza, Mayo. New York; S Hamen.
Sch Lucy Baker, Allen, Belfast - Kensell &
Tabor.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 11tb, brig Mary G Mariner, from
Cardenas.
Ar at San Francisco 10th inst, ship Thos NJ Reed,
Work, Baltimore, (June 2O9
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst ship Hecla, Day, San
Francisco. (July 3)
Ar at Queenstown 1Otn inst barque Dirgo, Sta
PIES San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-12

testify that there is no ii. IL. MOrey. he SAID,
"Well don't care. If you go to hell I will
go to hell with you."
On Saturday night they stayed at the Demo-
cratic headquarters all night those there say
ing they were afraid little Davenport would
yet hold them.
CONFESSION OF JAMES o'BRIEN.
Robert Lindsey, or James O'Brien (as he
now claims his name to be) was also brought to
the District Attorneys Office from the police
headquarters, where he had passed the night.
for examination by Justice Morgan on the
charge of perjury, at about the same time that
Morey was produced. While Morey was max
ing his confession, Lindsey was kept in Dis
lrict Attorney Phelps Office. An employe OF
the lawyer who has been defending Philip
visited him, and after asking single question
and getting his reply he hurried away. In q
| short time the lawyers employe return ID, said
| something to the prisoner and again left. His
| lawyer has deserted him." said a prominent
| official, land tnat means that the disreputabe
| sheet which got the two men into this trouble
will repudiate them Tomorrow" When the
| clerk had gone Lindsey looked very much
| frightened, and after few moments of hes
talion sent a request that Assistant District
| Attorney Bell would see him. When Mr.
| Bell arrived Lindsay asked if confession
would free him from the consequences of his
| crime. Mr.. Bell answered that ne could not
| promise that, but in the event OF Lindsay's con
fession he should feel disposed to take into ser-
/
emily with him. Lindsay then expressed a will
ling ness to make full statement, and after
| examination of Morey was Concluded he was
| ushered into the presence OF Justice Morgan.
| According to Lindsay's story his real name
| is James OBrien, and he is nttive OF WASH
! ington, d. G.. where he has lived nearly all
| his life. He has done nothing in particular for
| living, but is one OF the rough men OF the
| city, and has been in the penitentiary twice
for disorderly conduct He was sent for to go
TO Cumberland, Nd, just before the election
by WIN. Nj. Price, candidate for Presidential
clector on the Democratic ticket, and when
he arrived there Price and police officer
named Birmingham instructed him in the role
which he was 10 play in this city IN regard to
the Morey letter. Birmingham taught him
| the story which he was to tell, took him to
prominent mines in the neighborhood, and
tried to drill him into an exact knowledge Of
their locality and features, but as the snbse
quent events proved, the time was too short OF
the man too stupid to gain sufficient knowl'
edge of the kind to make a successful perjur
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Mr. Otfin iMnion Iii lat iwe
snlv.H, grna, Durham, alsr Maa
mouths oil tlu iNih II AnRtri ulld
weighed tint ,lny ri'i. H. uilWr. ihe
dny II N.ia four NJ lnihs oll wfit,,d
tG.iha. Hehaa Z AIR. afser tlum m
Ii goins Into H. manllfaatun estnl.
~iyrly FIR himself MIL IL nrigllhnra
IT, hui il ti'ie 4nu,lp II syrup with
him, uIsn II ample II stlpnr Which
though bulned llillts anI ~ui,ie.
What uall., VIZ ~ nie4is grained ~
any rnfm W. .vef ia4l,ti, H. viii
compete IN iho premium IA thp
souuis fall.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-02

John II HnIi1er. ilir iN,py Jnek
III the u. ". ri,il, Mna cnll,aI I,uns 10
Cleveland, Inst MonLny IN II Telegram,
announcing il,r dangerous ILLNESS TX
hIr mother llIs el,rrtIn.Na ~ H..
pupiti nnI eitsisepInR nunl nniufr
haI, ~ Il very allnn iliur. lin,ie him
il host ~ frirltlz Who wilI lirnr With
regret Il report lint bitter enlrow Inns
como ~ cloud his sunny temper
DuDrah Kerntiiro,
Called ll3inr," III. 10 Cleveland
Wouldn't II look WILL for u.snlnit Il
send home The piher professionals Il
employs. play on game VIII, IT. pnl
men, Inei.ui III calling pu 1,tnt
Lopr " piny nHuinAi rlt,.lnnf
chlsnpo. Oshkosh. Dubuque nj,
Milwaukee.
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The following r.faatfs ranatiiui.
ihr County Central Committee. III.
prr-pn ltl.in.sl for rn.ll town beinlg
iIin one toeull thu Caucus therein. IL
send dri.pnisA - ilr Saratoga Con.
vnn'inn. Nuihr III liz time mud
llnes Will hnyr Einiuliuna pul,llru.
lion In the l,L,is DrtLfn. I.t every
innn la hle duty.
l.. DeInpg,'. Albion.
y. l.. GnIy. Forest city.
l'ni Npnnni,. Chester.
james Cannon. Onk,lnls.
John Mtpnk. jamestown.
n. i. Gibbons. AnratoRn.
Hen tpifrn, Howard Center.
w. Il. Mead. Vernon springs.
Aug. bmnfi, NV Oregon.
Henry Plank, Paris.
'lhor. Grimm, Howard.
WIN. burke, Aftnn.
ittEns tttlt HIM Iu@if tt,fssa lla#lritaii,
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NrNA II I'll t,AsHt5tA tA. Il II Ga9lat rfitf
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1888 hH8l TIT ta#i uAfttrs etatln1 I'LL nNfs
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t4i4l4fsN4s 3fffi liz lhHAft III 4s1tfi II Hiatt
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lui A1'sanfA ff i'inlniH.
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Mr.. 4. IunrlrluMila u NOW rnat.
viritin. tlr Philadelphia anil NvM
York markets, IN The purchase ~ ILL
fall stock III clothing. Ill stock Il
unq,nstlnnnl,ly ln,per thnn tllr com.
hincd stock of III the other dealers
ln clothing In the county, nnd en.
braces every article pertaining ~ thu
i,n,lr Ill. goods nrr ~ Tho very
bert Manufacture, Whilst liz u,nlliy
NJ tile material II much better tl,un
that kept by thr sii,uil d.nlrra ILL
stock will Il. fuli. llip rlls,v na lnw
IA The price ~ tholls en utl,ris
shelves. an h. asks lhe rlrduluut
mi MI others ~ inspect an,l rtir.
llllln
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'Ia NJ, 4. lssk, "A M Natstssn, t,alnlritsu N ittat
M, 4, 4. NEivt t'u
lWt nt4s Htfases Notified. thai hn 0t hefnfa
Tie 8At titK 1T september - tsal, ii,ir ~ NJ
ti, iiln III lilo aifllts ~ .hc tirfI ~ ih tttnHii
ttitrt ~ iiuN 4rt tnitfts. InN4. lite i, ii,nn 1T
tie inHlnil'l, lithfN ,tane. .iatinlHW \ \ tFee
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in M sliit at, rain ssl,l lIrnls sfann "A ltlai,s
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VAN ttHs4N ii NNEtAati i5llit sifi E iNr INtit ilget
in1tHA iii in 4l8tHhiifa tt@sfiaH lttWlMlN II
situated Hi itaN I'LL Hlhtt, ilN8,, tuWtii 'fle
iaiuiitasI Hi4fipr U H NtiNi ~, township ~
Fsfe, III, Ntsl PHI Y. ~
iuu IL s8ls.nnllnp thai MI "a sou NItthal
tilffsiiu anil a tsNsI y lliiV NTH ~ ihn @staH
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II ~ l,nl,rrn,ri ilni anlnlotliy o.
tiir generals In iIin Union army
during tiir MAI n.lu Democrats, and
those who nrr yrt li,inH I'LL" Demo
traits riIIl. Urnriul Mt 'l.l'tu
NrnrrAl Hancock. General Frank.
In, GENERAL Itv@rclnns. General
Mcntln. General Huuksr. General
lhoinas, General AetlnilelL. General
Mrt'l.'fnnnd. General Hln,im, ten.
rral ljusll, General NmIlh. and I.n-
rrnl ralllur IA. II teH conspicuous
rxnnlr1 utrtyO Gaattr.
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lA#i Saturday W. " ~ inuklnl
pN.i ilss reconstructed Han IA sln
MN Oregon Mil Ilnns Il much i,
10 before thu auik Il completed
hui 81 fat M illr work haa gone, Il
IL characterized with stability and
strength rhr MILL wnS nni running,
ila, .lny IN, W. Inferred from ~.
,snrunrr~ That I, hn,l l,rrn started
~. The immense quantity ~ raril
ami stone tukrn from The hank III
The mill for ,hc dam Il II wnnef'
rul Improvement W thu mraHs ur ees,
ting ~ nnl FROM liz mill.
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10 NJ 4. fsItHsi ~ taInl iilt1fHfal slA itaas ~
Zig ffatnstlAg II N ttlAHl .niHlsf
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Lupknii TINT Your iliirnra IL mt
.lruH your liiiln utlrs with lnn lnn1tn,
I,af.'rpiir On otlier soothing remedies.
tiise il,rm Dr., liull's Dnby Hsrur,
which innpesn' remedy Il warranted
not Ia cOtiinin ni,Iltina.
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a. ihr in,l.pendrni ju,lIrinl rom.
sni,ilon he'll IN l'o~tyllin y.sle4ln,
Hon 4. II. Granger WilA unanimously
nominated for circuit Judge. and
Hon. J.. q. Hatch. 81 iIiia city. ful
.llatiIet Judge. The following II tlle
independent inii,Inl COMMITTEES No..
lsetei ror ihn ensuing year: ALBANIA.
Nr. =. y, Powers uhIrknsnW, Illrnnl
hlInfrr: Clayton. Reuben Noble
fnysttc. 4. Il. Aln~wDfih. Howard
u A. noodflell. WinnrahIrk. CiluH
I. Drown. Mefllrunr 1Imr..
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Dick 1lnrrington"ihn Washington
Hnfr.bufHIni linn "rpmn out" tor
Garfield. 1t brnts nll. but W. pre-
sumo all them fclIefs mr. for unr.
field, nnd TINT nothing but Il return
~ tie reullrnilnry .nn prevent them
from voting for lin.