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ans paper and one ofthe ablest journals
Of the National Republican cause in that
state, has come out for. Gen Jackson.
Public opinion has undoubtedly its in
fiuence with the Courier. The Editor
says, 1--WE believe Mr.. Clay to be at this
time, broken down, restless, unhappy
man and reckless, desperate poli'ic-
ian. in whose hands the Union would not
be safe one year."
Again he says, II
1--WE admonish our old friends again
to this matter, and bear in mind an un-
doubted prosperity which the courier
has attained by Gen. Jackson's admins
tration--and that, if there were no 9TH
or difference between the men, the surcst
course is,
"Rather to bear the ills we have,
Than to fly to others which We know not Of"
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who pronounced verdict * death by
deliberate suicide. os
The only cause alleged for The perpes
tration of this inhuman crime ,. that the
young man had paid his addresses 70 the
young lady, who declined his proposals;
and stung BY the modification of disap-
pointment he resorsed TO the dreadful
ex xpedient which he did to revenge his
hopeless attachment. We understand
he sustained. through the neisiborhood
the character Of an honest, industrious,
and peaceable citizen.
Chilicothe (Ohio) Gazette.
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The freshman Editor Of the Journal
has quickly learnt his trade. What, we
would ask but most shameless attempt
to mislead, could have induced him to
publish two such notorious falsehoods as
will be found in the leading article of his
paper of yesterday. We refer more
particularly to the assertions that it is
Gen Jackson's intention Immediately af.
ter his election to resign in favor of Mr..
Van Buren and that the President will
have arrived at the age of seventy five
years before his second term ofof6ss will
have expired. These statements we pro-
nouncs 10 he false, and rather than con-
clude that the aforesaid editor is fool,
we m ,st infer that it was his intention to
play the knave by publishing what he
knew to be false. Bring US your witness
ses MIR. Journal. and see how quickly
they will throw the lie into your teeth.
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SINGULAR FAcr-Among the appli-
cants for Pensions before the Vice Chan
cellor's Court in this county,a few days
since were two men, a father and his SON :!
the former aged about 94 years. the lat.
ter 20. They both served two Jears or
more in the Revolutionary war. and the
father had been through the old French
war. While the son was givinglbis de-
claration to the court, the father caused
much laughter by occasionally cdrrect-
ing him, with tut, boy, yon are mistaken.
You are wrong. bcy" The Term boy
applied 10 ,war-won veteran Of '76,
whose whitened locks and wrinkIed
visage cvinced extreme old age, wasir-
resistibly nmusipg. 1t may well be
doubted whethef a similar case exists Ia
the SIatc.-C CHenango Republicans. = \
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ususges ofparty, thst il was about time to ex.
pect final and decisive overthrow. They
then determined to make clean work among
the few remaining officers in this state, who
had refused. or omitted to do homage 10 the
perpetua.ion Governor and the long psrla-
mont. M
There was no time for deliberation! the
people were close at their heels,-the Ides
OF August haunted their nocturnal sIumbers,
and hurried them on to accomplish their last
act of power, obtained by stratigem g. contin-
ued by usurpstiop. I understood, whe n tho
upper honss was to be continued in case there
was no election by the people. that the meas
ure was adopted on .he ground Of imperous
necessity; was there any necessity Of displsc-
ing every ma from Office whose political in
dependence had continued proof against the
snsres Of the triumverate? The same neces-
sity that continued power in the hands ofcan-
dds'es who were in the minority on four diff
ersnt trials, might without great violence
have been extended to the officers in the
gift Of the General Assembly, who were apr
pointed in 1881 by body regularly organised
and engaged --but August was approaching,
and theexpiring party must strike then or
never, 10 fix their own political friend in Office,
and exclude oil others for the remainder Of
the political year. JAMESTOWN.
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TO THE.
III Ladies' /!

VTTHITE and SOUND Teeth are both an
wv ornament aud Q blessing. The best
security for their advantages is 10 be found
in the use Of the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
This olegan, Tooth Po,rder, with very lit
tie use, ersdicates the Scurpy in the gums,
und prevents the accumulation Of Tarter,
which not only blackens but locscns the
teeth, and nccelerates their decay, The
Dentifficc thus removes the prevailing eau.
ses Of offens breath, preserves the health
mess and foridness of the gums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price, 50 cents.
GTNone genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie-
tor, II. KIDDER, immediaie successor to the
late DR.. w. Il. CONWAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. % Court street,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. II. II. HAZARD.
At the sign Of tho
Golden Mortar,
a WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Newport, II.
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STATE CONVENTION
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

AGeneral Republican Conyen-
tiun ofthe friends OF the Nation
al Administration, will be held at
the State House, in Providence
on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov. 1. 1882, to form an Electo-
rial Ticket for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency of the Unit
ted States, at the ensuing elec-
ton, and to transact such other
business as may come before said
Convention.
G-Republicaas OF the several
towns in the state are reuqeste }
to be prompt in the election Of
Delegates.
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MARRIED.

At South -Bridgewater. Msss, on the 9th
inst. DR.. Cyrus Johnson. ofthis town, TO Miss
Henrietta B. LazelI, daughter of the late
Deacon Isaac Lazell, Of the former place.
DIED.
In this Town on the OH inst, Of consump-
tion Miss Frances Hunt, aged IL years, an
interesting daugter Of Clement 8. Hunt,
Esq. of Philadelphia, Purser U. s. Navy.
On Thursday last, Miss Mary Davis. in an
advanced age.
At Portsmouth on the 9th inst. very sud-
denly, Hon. William Anthony, formerly for
many years Judge Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of this State, in the. 6lst year of his
: NJ nvCambridge, Mass. on Monday morning
last, Lucy Chsnning EIIery, daughter Of
William Ellery, Esq, Of this town. aged Is
years. faasts
: Al Jamaica in January last, Mr.. William
Wood, only son ofthe late Capt WIN. Wood
OF this town, aged IS years.
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Principles, not men.'-This is the
new motto Of Col. Webb which, being
Interpreted, means, in his case, that he
has possessed himself Of the principle
lS52.075) and that the men Of The u. s.
Bank may whistle for the interest This
is what he denominates holding fast 10
principle. regardless Of men. Few men
like Col. Webb, have $52,075 worth ol
prineipe.-AIbany Argus.
An action was lately brought by the city
OF Buffalo. N. Y. TO recover penalty Of q
physician for neglecting to report case oi
cholera under his care. The city charter
imposes a penalty for neglect to report any
case Of infectious or pestilential disease. ],
was contended by the defendant, that the
cholera wss neither infectious nor pestilan-
tial. On this point, the jury were unable ts
agree.
GREAT MoRrALlTY.--Thc interments
in the city Of Montreal, from the 10th OF
june to the Ist of September, were Two
thousand eight hundred and twenty,
which is about one person out ofevcry
ten Of the population, including emf.
grants and all other transient visiters.
!. Unprecedented Speed.--Ths new steam.
boat Patrick Henry, built in Baltimore, to
run between Norfolk and Richmond, is now
on the line and performed the distance GAS
miles) in 2 hour and 43 minutes, stopprge
deducted. Bilt. Pat.
A person in Gilmanton, N. Fl. lately
moved an acre ofgrass in one hour and
three minutes. There was more than
one ton upon the acre.
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NEWPORT,
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ls.

1882. 'F
Republican, Administration,
and Farmers PrOx.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JAMES FENNER,
OF PROVIDENCE.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JEFFREY HAZARD,
OF EXETER.
FOR SENATORS.
]. John D'Wolf, Jun. Of Bristol
2. George Hall Ne'cporf.
3. Robert Hopkins Foster.
A. Sanford Almy Lite Compton.
s. AIpheus Billings Providence.
8. Peleg Brown South KingstOacn.
2. William f. Potter Coventry.
8. Thomas Remington,( S.B. Warwick.
Q. William Browning North Kingaos0n.
10. Isaac Wilkinson Smahfeld.
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q q q 4
Maine
Election.

The election in Maine has terminated in
the complete success ofthe Republican party
a. to both houses Of the Legislature. The
returns received. are yet incomplete but
enough 10 knownto place Governor Smith's
Election beyond oil doubt, BY Al least 1000
majority. We shall give the returns in our
next. tc :
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Ma. PrcKmAx.--I avail myself of few
moments leisure 10 ssIl your attention TO
BLACK Hawk and bis coadjutors,in managing
ths election at the Last General Assembly.
They we'll know that they had % long viola
ted every correct principle, trspplsd On the
right ofths people, and outraged oil former
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'LVOR sale at auction on Monday October
- Let. at IL o'clock A. M. the good copper
fastened schooner BA scook, with all her ma
terials ss she now lies at Stevens wharf
burthen about 80 tons,--sales and rigging in
good order and can be sent to sea without fur.
thor expense.
!. ALse, the Bare JoHN as she now lies at the
hte- LsngIey's Wharf Conditions at the
time and place Of sale. For further informa-
tion enquire Of JOHN d. NORTHAM or
TO Rotert Stevens on Stevens Wharf.
Z, Newport, Sept. 1s.
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Newport, Associate
Society will be held at the Masonic Hall
on Thursday Evening next at half past
z O'clock. A general attendance is re-
quested. GEO. G. KING Sec'ry.
Newport Sept. 18th, 1882.
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Lost Found. The Maunch Chunk
Courier has this paragraph 1--we pub
lished notice short time since Of Mrs.
Margaretta Smith, having left her resi-
dence near Lehiginton, in deranged
state of mind. 1t was supposed, from a
report that she was seen in Mahony vaf-
ley, some days after her departure, that
she had wandered into Schuylkill conn
~, but this proved not to be the case. as
she was found OH Monday last, in the
woods about two miles from her own
dwelling, where from all appearances
she had remained during the whole of
her absence, period of forty one days
and nights subsisting entirely nnni4 hsn-
rIes, ahd sleeping upon the ground, ex-
posed to all weather. and almost in a
state of nudity. When found she was
lying on the ground asleep--on being
awoke and inierrogated as to her mode
Of subsistence and reasons for not COM
ing home, said she had lived upon whor-
tleberries and blackberr;es-had GOT
sick, hut intended to return home as
soon as she recovered. She was very
much emaciated, and too weak to walk
home, but manifested no .upwillingness
to return with her husband and children
in the carriage which they had provided
for her conveyance."
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From the Rochester Republican, \,
"THE VOICE OF CARROLL --WEEI
RIVAl.I.Ent

Thurlow Weeds celebrity in fsbricatng
political kumJugs has excited the ambition
Of some kindred spirit in a neighbofing ttstc.
The Erie PENN Gazette has I. paragraph
headed, "Vo,ce Of Cnrrou!" stating that
'.This venerable Patriot has declsredl that
ifGen. Jackson continues the course he Is
now pursuing, he will ruin the count ~
The people who know that Carroll of Car
rolifon NEEDLES not in party strife, were: sur.
prised at this publication till they learet
from the Erie Obserser that the .svenersble
Carroll" alluded to is not the .surviving sig-
nev," but the U7sold bell ringer Of he Erie
Court House So much for these coalition
humbugs.
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Franklin Observatory.
FOR. SALE.

THAT splendid Edi6ce standing on the
= Hill, now occupied by WIN. g. Vose, and
formerly, by the subscriber, together with q.
bout "a acres Of lsnd.-The above place
needs no Recommendation as TO the eligibility
Of ito situation. For further particulars en-.
quire of CLARK BURDICK.
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N O Il &c T. /.
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.

COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.
THE Co. partnership heretofore existing un.
l. der the firm Of Nath'l. Horswell, & Co, 10
this day dissolved by mn tual consent
NArHL HORSWELL.
WIN. HORSWELL,
VIM. W. ALDRICH
The firm will now be HorswelI and AL.
drich. all persons indebted to the firm of
Nathr, Horswell e. Co. will please make
immediate payment 10
wM. 1ORSwELI..
VIM. w. ALDRICH.
Newport September 4,
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To sell or Let.

A PLEASANT situated dwelling House
"A and Lot Of land, in Newtown, with
buildings thereon. In excellent order.
ALso.-l Postley's No. Cooking stove
with oil the apparatus attached thereto. For
further particulars enquire Of
JOHN M. CARR.
Newport Sent. A. 1882.
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10 be Let.

THEdwellipg house in Thames st. mex,
II 20 Mr. George Engs's which has been
lately and thoroughly repaired and is in CON-
plcte ordcr.--For terms apply to
Aug IA. CHRIS. G. .CHAMPLIN.
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RUBBER OVER SHOES,

RUBBER OVER SHOES.
TT having been ascertsincd for a fact, that
j. the elder The India Rubber is the better il
will wear-the consequence is, most dealers
in the article ask at-least one half more for
those which have hecn imported tho long.
est-I therefore purchased last season what
! should want for this, and shall sell them at
the same prices as those imported this sea.
SON, and at less prices now than in the win.
ter. TILLEY.
SEPT. g.
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SHIP NEWS.

ENTERED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston.
Samuel, Baker, do.
CLEARED.
{ Schr. Crown, Baker, Providence.
Samuel, Baker, do.
r MEMORANDA.
Schr. Agnes, Swasey cleared at Charleston
the Sd inst. for st. Augustine.
BY information received through the Col
lectos Of this district we learn that the schr.
Mark Of Boston, ,Cowell master, from Alexan-
dria for Boston with a. cargo Of Corn, went
ashore on Block Island on the 4th inst. in
thick fog, and will prove total loss.
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LlST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post-Office
- Newport r. l. September Sd 1892
GO Persons calling for them should
say advertised. f
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think il would be only right TO turn the
tailless intruder out.
Boston Post.
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NE w GOODS
II. Fowler, Jr.

WILL open this morning, Broad Cloths,
w Csssimerss. Sstinetts, Flannsls. Cir
csssians. English n Domestic Prints, Furn'-
ture Chinises. e. Copperplale Corded skirts
Oil Cloths, Table Covers, &c. 90. &e. &c
Newport Sept. 10, 1872
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Insurrection at Pernambucs.-Captain
Kurtz of the brig Leila, who left Rio
Grande on the 23d July. informs that a
Brazilian brig arrived there few days
before, which after being fred upon and
much cut up, had cut her cables and run
from Pernambuco in consequence of an
instruction of the negroes AZ that place,
who were numbering the white inhabi-
tants unfortunately. The same in
formation was brought BY another vcs-
sci at Rio Grande.-M Y. Com. Ado.
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Neuer too Early or too gLafe.--Wt
have this week recorded in our columps
the marriages Of two individuals of one
family, who began to flourish at periods
more than half a century remote from
each other. The first was ON Monday
evening last. A young gentleman be-
tween eighteen and nineteen years Of age
was married to q young lady after q
courtship of foe years--the first impress
sion having been formed at school
The second marriage took place on
Wednesday evening it was the grand
father ofthe young gentleman mentioned
above. He is seusnty: four years Of age,
Nv Y. Com. Ado. ..i .ss i
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vNHE Court of Probate for the town Of
= Newport having appointed tho Subscri-
ber guardian TO the persons and estates of
Robert d. Coggeshall, Aaron s. CoggeshalI.
Ann D. CoggeshalI, Mary II. Cbggeshsll,
and Freborn J. M. CoggeshalI. - minors,
children Of the late Freedom CoggeshalI,
requests all persons TO govern themselves ac-
cordingly. ELEAzER TREvETr. Guard'a
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We learn that's case Of Cholera oc-
Cured at Seeksnk, on Thursday. The
name ofthe subject is Abel Ide. On FRI
day case Of Cholera was reported in
Johnston. The patient is Mr.. John
King, and the case was reported by DR..
Arnold of this city.
10 Southbridge, Mass. two cases and one
death.
In New York, the malady is fast lessening,
and nearly all cases which occur, may be
traced TO improper use offfuit.
IN Washington, the number Of cases Is
much less than atlastreport.
10 baltimore, also, the disease is rapidly q
batting. 27iF'
The Boston Board Of Health report on
Wednesday, three cases Of Malignant Chol-
era, which terminated fatally.
At Montreal, tho malady was fast decreas-
ing in number and mortality.
In Baltimore, the number Of cases 10 much
less than at the last previous report.
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AT CHENEY'S FANCY STORE.
No. l34 Thames Street.
a NEW supply Of cheap and fine Goods
IA will be opened to,iomorrow morning,
comprising beautiful assortment Of Fancy
and Staple articles.
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Good.-In Missouri, SO completely are
the Clay men prostrnted, that this year
they did not dare to offer any candidate
for Congress. General Ashley and MI.
Welles, both Jackson men, accordingly
run, and forsooth, one Of them has doubt.
less beaten the other. The Clay men,
presuming AshIey's chance is the best,
are shouting victory over Welles! Iti
a very decided sign, to be sure, thatC Clay
ism is dead 10 Missouri; either Ashley
or WeIles would have beaten any Clay
man three to one Trenton Emporium
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Administrator Estate
w. Crooke
Richard J. Arnold
Nicholas Althouse 2
Maria Charlotte Engs
tremArmifick
Elizabeth Allen
Elizabeth ID. Anthony
Is
Peleg Brightman
Frederick Brown
James II. Bugbee
Francis n. Butler
Jane L.Barrett
Elizabeth Barker
Frances ps,''0" z
Alexander Cobb /
Alexander R.CIarks +!
Ann Cowdon j
ID 3
+. L.Dcrby I
James r. Docourss /
Isaiah Fearing I
Christopher GodfSey 2 /
John n. Goldsborough I!
Marcy Ann Godfrey 4
Julia Gardner +
n
William Heath |
Thomas n. iIsssrd 3 |
n. L. Johnson !
WIN. x'..;.' !, |
Daniel Lsroy \
John }. Lloyd )
Adalins l., Lsnox !
r. 3 Mill |
Hannah Malay -
chris'oPhe.s, Z, KMsses 3 /
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CHOLERA. Ill
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Providence, Sept. ~, 1882.
lam authorised by the Board Of Health
to announce to the public, that within
the twenty-four hours next preceding IL
o'clock, M. Of this day, one new case Of
Cholera has occurred,----it being in
Clemence-street, reported by DR.. Harts-
horn. The case occurred yesterday af-
ternoon, and the subject has since de-
ceased. -e< r- ,.t- .t yi
s. w. BRIDGHAM, Mayor.
Providence Sept. Is, 1882.
/ am authorised to announce to the
public, that no new cnse Of Cholera has
occurred in this city, within the twenty
four hours next preceding IL o'clock,
NJ. ofthis day.
WIN. T. GRINNELL, President pro
TEN. of the Board of Health.
Providence, Sept. Ia, 1882.
am authorised to announce to the
public, that within the twenty-four hours
next proceeding IL o'clock, M. of this
day, two new cases of Cholera have oc-
Cured in this city. One is child, in
the rear Of No. 20, Broad-street; the
other lnan on board the steamboat
President, at Fox Point. Both cases re-
ported by Doctor Mauran.
VIM. +. GRINNELL, President pro
TEN. of the, Board of Health.