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COURT or APPEALS.
NOTES OF DECISIONS OF JuSE TrRH.
Bsk.r act The City 81 Utica.

p
B.h.r ast The City 81 Unca .
person accepting flee la o mapicipal corporation
under charter provdpa peculiar mode oil c"mpeosesion os
hi. services can Abepo1 " nsrert exyr-ss coltSe
CONFIRMATION cpy In II csc. sn m.nn-i thus
An - municipal corporation made snse,s aud plans
FOR L- the order OF tue Cnnon
COunr without any provision - tie mode o. NE coSpense
tom Held hs, impsd sssumpst In bic favor exoep
,uc >, mskt arise cha the ration -
The eksrsT that the OF such rsice- Shouts
be cluded tre contemplate lmpovcasns
should BE- executed PROVIDING sso r n.fa una t,r con-
from the Iro. and that money
pon , should b. paid from toe general fand
IN. maintain action for s~vc< IN esp~c' n
An comped by the Cporaou until ~ sasess
men. has collected the Corrsaon IN default or pos
proc. with due diligence 10 making and collecting 10 s
ment. 49,,
ypop sse Of specified quantity Of grain is ssps-
included Dot ~ pa the title wbea the ntsn
ton to do 30 % otheIwSe clssry manifested.
81 held where the wheat In mas 10 bis ware
bushels tho reof spcded price and xscud
receipt hmsef to bold tbs wbss
subject TO the purchsssr's order
Ompopy Dain ae- tones.
The lien given by the ststue ch. 3S4 OF 1851 10 car
tain attaches labor u performed materials
building under contract With the there
Of Temporary his Interest In the .nd on which t
stands
in..e., Of the Of the buidins IA than respectively
year year a. will, WHERE bss~esn ianaosd and
tenant the latter has the right 70 remove IL.
The sceepsnce Of lease u snd wita oil the privileges be-
lor gDs ierrs enjoyed BY an outgoing eosnt dcs'
not ,nbe the tho suon VI of II.
all buildings which be might erect during bis tsnan,y
The 0f inn erected ballroom, r.tins 5000 stus
70 the oberanre Hsd that the hall whla tbs prn.
cipe Of purposes Of r.ds removable the
and the right psss~d mstersnsu wb pkShsd
the building under execution on judgment sssahasans ~
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TORNADO on THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Frsn he ST. Paw Mi.s.sot.t,.

Ere. TIE ST. Paw! Mfss<sos.tr
We learn from various gentlemen connected with the
late Mirsry Expedition into the upper COUNTY, that
OF Nolosy last tDat region swept by terrific Tor
najo, that blew down aud IL lured houses tEtted up
large trees blew the cr3ps, and did great
dts Of damage besides, in other says. II EXTENDED
up a. fer Cambridge, where three or four houses
were blown over. The solciere descri, its effect at
Monticello az .arful. Wagons were overturned, ald
ole blown into the iive leo they say, Shise
board piles SCAT cred AROUND, and bay piles dsse
u mated in the track Of the hurricane IL Vas de-
struciye temper and brought in its wake ruins fun
Gus hastoi ms ard continued bad weather. Itianed
nj :, of the time While the troops up there. The
81. Lioud DE- a. of the llth, Gays:
III. a. Riley of DuIkpk, N u, with Capt
Tu.ede Of CilciLpa j. were ON the ROAD in light wsg
CD On the big prairie ahout Two miles above Thomp-
cons, when the wind struck the wag. q hited II
I,m the road. Mr.. X. spra,g out aud succeeded 10
getting Of The horses by the reins, when oting
t,msef lifted from his feet. he let 90 aud vas carried
uI n ds, wien he succeeded ~ Throwing himself Pros
trae On the groupd. Tie bgh'niDg and thunder were
terrific, the rein poured out Like rver. and Mr.. IL.
.bmts it was Lot i'een niLutee Until be was sub
u.re Cd that lie had 10 Iase his head six inches TO
Keen above water. Afer come time he crept on .nds
and kp. es TO where Capt. Twe.de WAS holding by q
large uf Of tie wreck of the wagon and only
by holding fast did they sncceed in keeping The hum
care from carrying them away, as they lay one heur
VI der water 10 far as 10 be obliged % rase on their
elbows to escape drowning On the level pr.mie. loey
succ, eoed in making their way back 10 Thompson's
where they found the Windows beat H. and porch and
fences earned 1T. They were much bruised their
wagon br ksn 10 pieces their bones blown seross each
other glet in the harness, ana narrowly &C.
capped with lie.
Sat XII gston large frame house lifted, carried
six /, ct abo set down rigit side up Mr. Smith, woo
Gene from Forest City after the storm says they cut
through lifted the bug y not less than two hum
died trees While crossing the big woods.'
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ne,, ard that her desth YVES the result Of nsid'a
cs1s.s, and especially Of ssrions ap"pl-xy of the
brain This state Of the brain WAS the result OF in
Temperance. The Coroner deemed !. unnecessary TO
take any other evidence but that OF the physicians
and the jury based the verdict upon ,he' testimony
The prisoner was ,hereupOn Internationally dis
CHARGED
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EpON OREGON.

Gys PALNER.--A letter has been received az foft'
LAND f,om Gen Palmer, who was at Oknag@n on DIS
v.v 4. Frazer River with ~ and considerable
stock Of goods and number Of cattle Pal ner VII es
gnn one of eur parry washed two shoves fall nj the
surface oit in the former OF which he found Is par
uc es Of gold and in the other -, and that the mass
"of The din seen.ed 70 be lnpresnaed win hne so.o
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ArrvxPrEp OUTRAGE UPoy 4 Fsx.IE-A s'ort
yours rsmed Artsur Hagen broasst before Justice
Coruutl yeredsy tie charge Of ar.mpinx 20 stse the
pS,Sn old ti.yhcidei ~omau usu-d Eliza CSetL She
hv. 10 TaIy ret AID her r-turu hone from Flat
bnsh u.bsnd vha /. in ibs Hospital uh-u the o.
co.ed met Bud~n ard charsed draEa~d be-
iaio Kelly n-sd her cries. snd repairing
TIE , arrested Hssan- The sccGssd IN full -
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HrABBISG ATARI 30 b-otbers ran Ell N 'Msh'n,
rrciBr H.ritoa av-n1e. Church street fos lni2
guvr,l ye risy ~h.n drew pck; knife ard p sns"o
Into th- ob~Is hs-h csasns injuries 81 s.'us holsn po
tas chasc-rr DR. hur,hy rslt in ard r'sssd ns
would BE t5 d-n sA pruer il bat ,3ek' hat ne
poiut o The bu'fe touched 'he large TIE injured n,n
prefer couyUi bis brother ~ho appeared very
y for shat ke had doue and be consequently d.: arrested
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The report and resolution was adopted.

FIRE AT GREEsvILLE.-On Wednesday afternoon
about O'Clock large barn Geenvil~ Owned BY AndTev
Csk VI Jersey City destroyrd by ro Mr. oon"o, who
occupied ,br preus lost valuable horse wasor- aud other
prop,lty. The 10 about 500 fhe tire uslo
posed have been caused by children playing with
ule
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receiving 6fieeb cent? pr hundred, are 40 may
perpetusLuoton nsc, ines, for arranging AID 'yiog
With hen pen .'rirg, in small and convenient bun
oI,s- Of about 500 TO the coId-this homogeneous
mar.
Thee bundles are cold no,ty TO grocers, delivered
81 The scoIy at 81 10 per bunoEed, sn, retailed By
th- N at tao cents each. The strngs With which
they are bound are the s,rsrds OF old tarei rope,
which cosis eco Yer tup, and, will appear by ne
figures below il quite item in the expense ace urt
OF tie busi1e,s Tire nlerei aptabe products Of the
bu.iress cop.i.t Of thee kinds Of WOOD, viz: Fr't
aid second quality kochrs, and unsplit hD'ts, while
me sssdus,. bark and other fine staff is fouo1 sofi
ciert TO finnish steam power for the e''abL'hmcn'
The amourt Of business now doing in this city Is az
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CHILD PuRStp TO DEsrH -Hsrret Stevens, 8
little sirl s1 cid whose parents r- 10 Mvrs sv-nn~
R,ssoa srionsy irjar-d BY der 81 thes
tsiirs Gre from hArrsl furnace WSnssdsy evening that
died the Effects y.,,erdsy morning Al u1res, wss
held Upon ne BODY and verde: IN Accordance redeed
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AZ Y. SUPREME CouRT.-Conny Of New

At Y. SUPREME COURT.-County OF New
~. ys.-JAMrs A TBOMPsON, BORArlJ " RICH
XsS.6N arr CEoRoE J. STURDY sssns: ARCHIBALD
9goNPspN -Sun.nsons for money demand nuse-
q a. c,f.se.p: Yoo are hsrby summoned aud required
- ne Cerh of the City .nd CooDy of newYut the 50
4, Of Auss is and To copy q yV-I 70 'he
"a !, up4nt the subschcrs thfi off, NJ 100 Broad
wy Cry within ~-ry dsy, arf ;h- s-ryoe here
~ 81 the day Of such service fail a.
h- eppAint within the tim. AFORESAID tho pisnua. Ia his
sSp will 81, u6gnen, sgans, you for the Of four hn
r~l sre ibity i've lars AID s.y-nywO VIII iniefe.:
om 10th Gay Of Dec. nte thousand 5godrsd and
khy eight; bssdss the of This acton sfea N@~Yos,
Apfus 1859. 4 A. w. CARPENTER
sl5 IaMewF. No ls9 Bo.dway ~ Y. Plliniff avlra~ys
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PArryr METALLIC WISDOM BLIsDs. - These
b'inds, lhoueh somewhat heavier than those made
wood, have very light and tasteful appearance The
frame made o: nalesble cast and the siat' OF cor
,uga,ed sheet iron. Bling made entirely Of metal
they aye fire and burglar proc" and of course de-
nrsbls. Atother superiority in thess blinds Is the
rtai ty and ease with which the stats are opened
al cos.d without the danger Of drawing or sphttrs
ont the ures, which often occurs with the wooden
Flats especially after repsinirg.
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COMMITTED Henry Robb, who vss arrested by
Oc. Of he Sixth Pr,cipc Saturday oh. .t for
ta.os ter NOTES Of Tire Merchants Bsgk New York
yt Iesy committed a~si the action Of he Grand Jary
The Other no arrested sgspcca Of bei.s bis
aceomple,s discharged.
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The Mining Gazette, pubhshod at Houghton, Port,
a,e LAKE. Michigan Informs us that a new mineral
hn, bell dcoS err N that l. c.ty by DR.. +. A G-nh
OF Plisdelpbia. lie has christeued i the Whitney,
e." his an arsepnret, containing abou. twelve per
oeLt of aiselic.
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Nesollork Daily Tribnne
CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
The CAlforni. Overload Mail arrived in st Louis
on Saturday evening with dates from San Francisco
TO the 22d nit.
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PERSONAL.

MIR. Seymour, wife of the late Henry Seymour,
and mother of Ex-Governor Seymour, died a. her resi-
dence in Utica yesterday afternoon.
The fraternity of lectures in Boston, for the
ensuing Winter, Includes the following Names Emer.
son. Ctaps, Beecher Curtis, Bsysrd Taylor, George
Sumner, whipple and Grace Greenwood.
The P,ttsbureh Chronicle says tina. Lient. JAS
c. Chsplp, L. S. N was married on Tuesday even
ing, to Miss Hattie Harris of Sewickley.
-Tn Toronto Leader Of Wednesday says: To-
day biz E1celency the Governor.General, OILS family
and staff, leave Toronto for Quebec the ancient q
vel s. the present capital of Csnads. Two or three
Minister, may remain few days longer, and perhaps
. stay member OF the Government may rot depart
,jll rte end Of the month. But, with the departure
Of the Governor neral Toronto ceases to be the
csp,I Of the Province and Quebec rises to the i'm
por,apce which that position is capable OF co0ierfns
upolh.
The congregation OF the Park-street Church in
Boston had a gathering On Wednesday evening to
extend 10 their pastor the Rev. A. L. Stone, per-
,rs welcome home and engage in social greetings
Nrsstcne has recently returned from tour IN
Eurcp'.
The plain old mersion 8. Baton Rouge, La, long
III, rsid.nce Of Gen. Taylor, wa recently torn down.
II was sn old house. W zen the Fort Of Baton Rouge
wss taken By the SpanaTds under Doe Bernardo de
Gslvsz in l779, i: was the resdenee OF Col. DIXON,
the g.sh commander. /. vas subsequently, occu'
pied y tie Spanish commander, AID more recently
by tie family If tie hero Of Bu, VISTA
Among the indi s.ment rstur-ed by the Grand
Jury a. the h:s session Of tie Superior Court IN
Barn-table, wes bill against Jcshn, c. Howes OF
Dsrris, himself member OF the G-srd Jury, Tor
beirg concerned in the erection of scaool-ho1se IN
graveyard. Joseph Hall onDenri', fireman Oh one
OF the petit iari.s, Was aso Indicted io' the sans
oferse.
-Profe.eor Aess-i. was to embark e. Liverpool
On bis return home, lest Saturday His Walt to
Europe q. been in al respect', satisfactory. lie
xss received IN the rost cordial and distinguished
n.rrer b. The cier.iic OF EDsland, rrsrce SAD
Switzerland. He Res pssed most Of his tune an0rs
bic relative. IL add; bat curng LIS a''ehc'
has made purch a.es for the haseum oi Na'ara' HI'
tory Prof. Agassiz viii reopen MS school ies youn.
ls5ies at Cambridge N October.
DR.. fancy recently elopei WITH the vile OF
Bspts, deacon, in KsoI County, Ohio. Sac Lex
three children. ore Infant. BE eft I've. Iae "a
before they elopel, the pocto! teak =: VIE aal lie
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1S5S.
To,.l...... ........34 1900 4ols.. 77

To,.......... .....3i 1900 4o,lS...."457T 1854
Majority fer Morrill, Rep, in 1885, 7,SSS; do. in
1889, 1883. Republican gsir, 2,i65.
After pro,racted contest Mr. T. c. Csllcot re-
ceiyed on Thursday evening Last, the Democratic
romir alton for Member of Assembly for the Hid.
District, Fourth end Tenth Wards Of BROOKLYN, OF
Kings County. Mr.. Csllicot is young lawyer Of
ability, ard a gentleman of estimable qualities in
everything except bis politics, which might De im-
proved. This district is ably represented by
Gen. Duryea, Republican. and Mr.. Collect lie prob
ably in immediate danger Of being called fom his
private business to serve the people Of Albany.
Mr. Douglas has lost his only south Carolina or.
gan. The Edge6eid Adrertiser, which has hitherto
az voca,ed bis nomination. says his article in Harper
Magazine renders il impossible for the South to sup
port him.
Indiana is the State marked above all its neigh
bors for true originality 10 political genius A new
State Prison being needed, as we can readily appre-
c ate when We consider the character OF The people
and their State officers, the last Legislature enpoT-
cred the Governor to appoint Commission which
should first oca'e then construct sId afterward direct
such an institution The Commissioners pitched upon
Terre Haute. in utter disregard of the Governors
preference Of New-Albsny. The Executive has,
therefore, declined TO sanction the choice aid as
sumes to discharge the Commissioners; but they,
remembering that he cant do it, and furthermore,
tina, he has himself had family trip down East this
Summer, to Washington, Csps May, Newport aud
all aorg shore, at the public expense, to examine
the state Prisons Of other States with reference TO the
one 20 TO be constructed" not TO be shaken Off
and have entered suit both for their g per diem as
locating Commissioners and their $500 salaries as
Directors. They argue hst their per diem continues
because the Governor has lot accepted the locstion
And that their salaries because they have
completed the first duty fer it has been in their
power.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Scott to be Sent TO the Pacific
...GOVernmemt Finances.
Special Dispatch to.Tbe N. =. Tribune.

Special Dispatch tO.I ~ InDunt.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. 10, loo9.
Gen. Harney's character for belligerency is such
that the Administration would hurry of Lieut. Gen
Scott to the Strait of Georgia within "a hours II IT
could He is to sail for certainty on Tuesday,
accompanied by Assistant Adj. Gen. Thomas Lieut.
Col G w. Lay, and Assistant Surgeon Charles H.
Crane Upon Gen. SCOTS arrival at San Francisco,
be is to be forwarded on to the seat of difficulties BY
special steamer, unless the regular one for carrying
the mails is ready to depart. He is also empo"-
cred to control the movements of mail steamers
after reaching his point Of destination. The Pres-
dent has repeatedly SAID In conversation, that our
title TO the Island of San Juan is good, but other
officials are not quite so clear On the subject;
and il ia almost certain that the Senate will not
press an extreme claim at the hazard of war; hence
Gen. SCOTS hands are not probably tied up with
Instructions, but large margin of discretion will
be .yen him, looking TO pacific solution or pro-
crsstinating policy.
A fatterDg statement in respect to the finances
of the Government is made in The Ner- York
Times but an authorized; to state that i. is not
official SO far any expression OF the Secretary
of the Treasury Is concerned, or Ills ASSISTANT, oi'
Clsyto These dictionaries do not expect that
the revenues from Customs, for the present fiscal
wear. will exceed the amount estimated oy Mr.
Cobb, namely: $50 OO0,O 00-a SUN less by So
4OC. 900 than that named in the state
men, above referred to. The amount OF
money in the Treasury subject to draft at the
close of last week was, in round PLUMBERS, S4,-
zoo. OOO. Receipts, 100000. Drafts paid,
SGsOCOO. Drafts issued, 1920
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Nrw.YoRK SrArs AGRICULrURAL SOCIETY FAIR.
We are remin ed by one OF these mammoth bills
annually Issued, in themselves great show that the
Gres; Show of the New.York STATE Agricultural So
c.ety is 10 open at Albany on October continuing
through tie week. Tne preparation Of the grounds,
situated between Albany and Troy, il complete, And
arranged for one of the largest exhibitions ever made
in any oc The eighteen tbst lave preceded IL and We
are told that there far p-o.pect that TIE an'ei2a'
tons Il be realized. Farners who intend visiting
TIL. show should make their arIan gernents COW, and
not put it of till thesay or has passed, an
then regret tia; they had forgotten the time. 50 lei
them remember October g. ard the three following
dave and make cne Of them net only a holiday, bat
dsy upon which they cen obtain vsluable Information
by attending tie State Fais
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From Washington.

W Friday, Sept 10, 1873.
Tho la,s Convention between Great Britain and the
Republic of Guatemala has not excited " renews Oh
angry controversy" between this country aud Gresl
1i}ntau. as was recently predicted by tue Engh'n
p.ess On the contrary botn Government, are stu
animated bv the hope tia. their CeLtraI AheiIcan
dliferer css viii be happily adjusted
The larger part OF the Bsize hal never been me
subject Of actual survey, as was ohclay ueSaeu "
LORI Grey in 1885; and tbs above mentioned con'eu
tiop il s said, merely defuvely fxc' its territorial
limits which act was intended by Gustemaia 81 bar
rer to British encroschments on It's so ms aIr snge
pleut is claimed 10 BE in accordsnce Win tne Dsuas
Csv.naon treaty. clause Of which, to this effect suo
tsn,ialy copser'iny 10 such arrangement, having
hem ratified by the United States Senate, while the
treaty Itself was defeated by that body, owing 10
clsuse therein Of 81 Aut-Slsvery cha'scter'
..s,v namely: with regard 'a the Island % huGtsn
AND me surrender Of the Musluo proec'orse 10 Nic
srasua will be placed in chs'ge ol Mr.. Wyke ihe Jew
p,ib Minister ara il is thought that 10 ese 9tssIous
IN 30 adjusted bv him 10 the satisfaction of a. parties
copcerr ed, Great BIsoiv hsvns underssen 70 Isno'e
1s nbs,uctons 10 The full force OF the Cisy'on b1"e
tres'y. -. :. :, hs.srsa C-.st
- bss frs settled the poiat which Is oil Inc
- ;r,nortapcs 70 her; but ills may bs'he result
scci5epi, Snfyiisn Gore Oase'ey having pr.vHWus t
ecuoLt 70 su.feI der the Ausquuo pfo,e !,
- bn. in terms unsatisfactory 10 tha' hepupllc e
,ssua ~ 80 fsej TO DO il is con6 'ely expected hid
'rd'"ssnr Mr.. Nykc, WI sccomPnsh.
I'h'isved 10 BE tie coalition OF ansTs, az
cor-iro 20 il formation derived IRON 80, IN
8, s vents there any unioennonai g,,' IN,
the above brief exposition they Do I'M. .ueiset
III fouowing officers have been oraefsu ~ ~
seam sST Nsnsgan,et. ConmapdeI nun
sean P,ebs. Ransom and Blake; puIssI n
arY Passed Assistant Surgeon Lo"osri "0a :"
Armstrong. - - bo,r ordered 10 report
for Sa.y At the Pfsdephs Say! isIS, . Surgeon
'oi oRrder-feir mas been commss.onel as
"a pa,nst, W Greer Of VugloiA Ass'stsntS~s'''
| a. the Navy.
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POLITICAL.

! An adjourned meeting of the Republican STATE
, Committee viii be held q; tie A.tor-House or Thur
J cay the cd inst.
The regular meeting of the Ninth Ward Repu5Ii
rs.. was held last night in the Blocker Building
Peter Van Antwerp in the chair. Oral report,
were mad, by the delegates sen. to the Syracuse Con
vet.is Of, ing inside visw of matters there
Thew were u.,,'ned to with grest interest b. sde
Assceistion. T.o dozen new members were enlisted
and added 70 III. ro'ls. The total number OF mem.
bers, allowing for removals. from the ward, is essi-
mated a. 100 A cor.uAendabe degree Of unan nifty
seems to exist IL this vEd.
The Wig General Csh,mittse met las. night
st Tborp's, corner Of Brosd~ay and Eisnth
street. Hiram Ketchum, esq., IN tho chair. Nj.
Joseph De Peyster Ogden offered resolution,
that where's this Committee have never attached
themselves permanently TO any other party, Com
nttee Of thirteen should be appointed to give prac-
teal effect 20 the sentiments contained in the late
Litter Of the Hon. Edward Bates, which urges The
combination Of all the elements of opposition to the
present Administration and the repeal u the NJ ssour
Compromise. Mr. Ogden followed this BY q long and
abe speech, in which be urged that oil the evils
which bad beta len the country had flowed from the
repeal Ct that great compact. Mr.. kechum followed
in Anti Slavery EHtension speech, and the resou-
tcn was adopted.
Senator Trumbul of Illinois spoke yesterday at
Ssndusky, O.
The Republicans Of the XvIth Senatorial District
Warren EsseI and Ciinton held their Convention
on the 18th, and nou insted Nathan Lspham, esq Of
Clinton. Mr.. J.. is one Of the most intelligent and
devoted Republicans 10 the State. No man has abored
Il Ia Io. ali
assumed the lsbonng in the work of organization,
and Lis friends will how show him, by the mai rity
trey will give him, that it is pleasure for them to
work and vote for gerlemsn who has never faltered
in his lsbors for others The District i, repre-
septed by the Hon. Ralph A. Lovelsrd, Repuo icsn.
The returns from the recent election in Maine give
the following result the vote for Governor, as far
as heard from: