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THE MAINE ELECTION.
IFFrom the Boston Journal.l

AUGUSTA, Sept. 9.-In this city, where the
Democrats made q net gain Of 3s7 over last
years vote, and came within ~ votes Of car.
rying the place, non residents and snauthor-
impunity The ontest In this city was a not
one, and at one time it looked as if the city
had gone against the Repu blicans. Judge Rice,
one Of the Democratic nominees for represen-
tative. only lacked 90 votes of an election.
The mode Of warfare in this city will apply
generally throughout the State. The Demo-
cracy, which for several wears past has been
in state Of anarchy and decentralization, in
struggle just closed, were well organized, and
brought out their entire strength. g.5-s.
Returns from enc hundred and three towns
foot up chamberlain 2l6e0s Pulsbury l6, ,i70-
against last years vote, Chamberlain q, IS7,
Pills bury 13, 13,9O9-showing q Republican loss
Of 5,507.
This is about one. e.third Of the vote of the
State. II the vote in the rema aiming towns to
be heard from falls OF in the same ratio,
Chamberlain's majority will be about 1900,
although as high as Is, 900 Is claimed in Port
land. ;yg.E.ia 'sf,v..# & aHw.. ,gEf= IL as
The vote in the principal cities and towns
stood
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THE WORKING PEOPLE The Sheffield saw.
Drawn by the recent de eveIopments Of the Eng.
lish Trades Union Commission, have passed
the following resolution relative to the Broad
head eutrages: 'We, therefore, considering
we'll our present position, decline to disgrace
ourselves as towards by deserving the men
who have taken upon Themselves the task Of
riskipg their lives and their liberties for what
they believed to be the good Of the institution,
the account Of the whole society, as we'll as to
the actual perpetrators and accessories 1T
due 10 them to quote second resolution. in
which they recommend all mem oers OF trades
un IONS TO abstain from acts ssof rattening, In :
tmida,ion, outrage and violence, having full
confidence that it is the intention OF the Leeis.
laraIe 10 give the labor question that consider
alton to " hich 1t 10 enIitled -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS AGCE CURE,


For Ferer and deRs Intermittent Fsrsr, Chill Fersr
Rtni,ttsHt Fsrsr, Dumb Agns. Periodical or Bill
i,onS FsreT, &C., and indeed all the affections
7rhtch arise from malarionS marsh or mi snatic
p0iS0Hs.
As its name implies, it does Cure. and does not
fa1l, Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine. Bis
muth, Zinc. nor any other mineral poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise Injuries any pa
tient. The number and importance Of it's cures in
the ague districts literally beyond account, and
We believe without Il parallel in the history Of
Agne medicine Our pride is gratifed by the ac-
wled9ements receive of the radical cures ef-
fected in obstinate and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected bv taking the AGIE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity, Of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
is an excellent remedy. producing many truly re-
markable cures. where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round t he world.
Price. 81 per bottle. Y. d. GILMAN,
sc 2-d&weo3m Agent, Washington.
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TRAVELLER'S GUIDE,


For BALrINoRE.-Trains leave daily, except
Sunday, at Zoo and 7:45 m. and I2:15, 200, 430,
and s4s p. m. Oh Sunday, at 7:45 q. m, and 4:So
and s:45 p. m. @a
FoR ALL WAY srArIoNs.-Daily, except Sunday,
at 7:G0 a. M, and 200 and s:45 p. Sunday, at 7As
q. M, and 430 and 8:45 p. m. -
For WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNO
TIoN.-e:l5 and Too a. m, and 200 and 4:35 p. m.
For ANNAPoLIs.-7:e0 a. M, and 4:3o p. m. No
train on Sunday.
For ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.-Leave daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 7:45 a. m, and 430 and 8:45 p.
On Sunday, at 4:so and s45 p. m. only connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line
For New York, without change of cars,-Leave
daily, except Sunday at 745 and 12:l5 and 90
p. m. On Sunday, at TOO p. m. only. Sleeping cars
on7 7p. m. train.
For PHILApELrHIA.--Daily, except Sunday, at
745 m, and 1918, 4:sO, and TOO m. On Sunday,
at p. Fl. only. r F-.# ars .lsg. s.,f ah.!a-- Tt
Great Pennsylvania Reute. ~
For THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio de pot ut 745 q. m
and 4:30 and s:45 p. m.
Steamboat Travel. Ev
For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
he steamers Of the Richmo nd and Fredericksburg
line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun
days, at a. N. and p. m. On Sundays at q. m.
only.
For ALExANpRIA-Steamers leave Seventh
street wharf every hour from Q. m. until p. M,
daily.
For MOUNT VERNoN.-The steamer Wawasset
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings of each week at 10 0 o'clock
returning at 31a p. m.
FOR BALTIMORE AND POToMAc RIVER LAND
1NGs.-The steamer Columbia leaves Riley q wharf
foot ef Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning
at o. clock. p
PoroNAc TRANSFORMATION LINE FOR BALr1.
Ia
leave Sixth street wharf at q. m on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
For THE EASTERN SHoRE.-The steamer Hi
Livingston, an elegant boat leaves her pier, oppo-
site No. 10 Light street wharf, Baltimore, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m, for
Eastoh Point, Double Mills. Oxford Clora's Point
Wallach's Wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf,
Cabin Greek, Medford's Wharf and Lloyd's Land.
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THE FAILURE OF THE FARAgRs' AND Orr.
1zkNs' NATIONAL BAEK-The present con-
dltion OF this institution. so far as can be as.
eer,ained amounts to this There is an alleged
de1icu Of a3UO, GOO, Just the amount OF the cap.
ital stock That deficit will be made good BY
rhe s.oc kboIders. who are all liable for double
the amount OF the stock they hold. Under car
cured. The president, Mr.. o. ID. Beach, de-
ciares that thsy will sot lose cent undsr any
circurs-apces, but he admits that the stock
bolders N must suEer. The friends Of the bank
are now In W e ehipgton, neeofistipg with the
Comptroller Of the Currency. II their propo-
siiiops are accepted, a detailed statsment viii
coon bs aiven to the public; II not, it will take
of The tnstitutfnn. At Gil events, the Affairs az
the hank will be wound PIP, BY either the Gov
err msnt or me stockholders, iorsyer.-N. r.
Ttmes, Sent 1lth. sE3s III 1Eff4fzzt5 3tfst7. 4
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AFEAIRs In LoUDoUN CoUNrr-The Lees
burg Hurc1 OF yesterday says
Owing 10 The heavy rain of Monday last,
the September term Of the county court was
slm mly attended. ana little business transacted.
There was pretty full turnout Of justices
the entire teLch having been summoned 10 de-
eide upon the question of having grand Jury
at each quarterly session of the court. The
question was decided in the Affirmative; so
that hereafter we will hav six instead OF four
grand Juries during the year. The case of the
Comm wealth VS.. Oxley, tor assault, resulted
in his acQ Initial
We regret to learn that the stack-yard of Mr.
Sydnor Bennett near Luckett's store, in this
county. was entirely consumed by fire on Sat-
uIday night last The yard is supposed to
have contained from twelve to fifteen hundred
bushels of wheat The fire, we understand,
" as the work of an incendiary.
A tact OF land near the Grove Church, IN
this county, belonging to the estate OF the late
Joel Nixon. and containing 146 acres, was sold
by ]. l.. Rin ker, auctoneer, on Thursday last,
for S5l.15 per acre. John Cockertlle, purcha-
ser.
We are glad to learn that the work OF ssre-
constructing" the bridge over Goose creek, at
Carter's mill, is so nearly com pleed that teams
will be able to cross within the next week.
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TIE CROPS IN TENNESSEE Yesterday

TIE CROPS IN TENNESSEE We yesterday
had the pleas ure Of meeting several of our
friends from the interior OF the State who are
ell posted on the coEcition OF tae owing
crops. In some parts il is doubted if the corn
will mature at all, and throughout the whole
State the lower leaves are drying up. ami it
looks as If now ready for cutting though very
many fields must prove total failure on &C.
count Of the drouth. Our informants having
made a rip through the State, are of opinion
that neither the extreme northern or southern
sections are suffering so much with the drout tn
as the central counties of the State The dis.
astrous results which will follow the long alb
sence OF rain are now nfully apparent, and
not more than half a crop, if that much can
be expected -Bdtimore american.
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KrA private letter from California nv ths
steamer justin eays: Our end of the Pacific
ra tlroad is going ahead 90 Idly that IL is
now settled fact that in 1869 You can visit us
by rail-"
0ln G,ass boro. N. ", one DAY last week,
William Reeins VI as blowing into the muzzte
of gun. when the weapon was discharged,
and he was instantly killed. s4l.
Htienrai WigfaiI is living at No. So 0lou-
cf ster Place, Portland Square, London. He
10 prscucing law, and will not return to
America. t
0It seems probable that new system OF
telegraph construction wsI soon BE- adopted
laid side BY side in tubes buried under fhs hsS
OF a rail- way. each being separately insnisted
In q cry eimple manner.
ga little girl eight years Of age, was poi
liquorice root which had been saturated vim
OPIUM ard carelessly thrown ont Of . drue
s.UIe. - =
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TELEGRAMS. &c.
Com piete returns from thirteen counties and
partial returns from twenty .eight counties In

Com piete returns from thirteen counties and
partial returns from twenty y.eight counties In
California, make Haight's majority nearly
5000. Nine counties to hear from VIII gix ca
majority. The total vote polled in the thir
teen counties mentioned was 1929, Haight's
majority being ss55. The same counties, ut
the last general election, gave total vote Of
so, 637. and Union majority of $40. The de-
crease of the vote in these counties this year
was 14,O5s, Notwithstanding it was the most
traton shows no decrease In the number en-
titled 20 vote. The vote for Fay. (lndepen dent
Repubtican,) for Governor, was about / 200,
as Tar as known.
General Sherman arrived at Lsavenworth,
Kansas, yesterday morning, escorted BY a com.
mittee Of old soldiers and citizens. who met
him at the State line. Among them were the
Mayor, Aldermen, General Blunt Ex.Gov-
ernor Carney. Colonel Moonlight, and other
prominent gentlemen. A salute was fired on
the arrival OF the train, and a large eoneOurse
of citizens received the general with enthnsi-
astic cheers A iorchligAr procession. a formal
eral Sherman last night, but he declined the
compliment -..,. ..
The Rev. J. p. Parnam, President of the
howard Association of Corpus Christi, Texas,
, died August 20. Samuel Adams, Assistant
Surgeon U. s. Army, died on the 9th instant.
Thirty-two deaths from yellow fever were
reported at Galveston on the 9th. Ten cases
were admitted into the city hospital yesterday
frCm the revenue cutter Delaware, The fever
has appeared at La Grange, Brenham. and
other interior towns.
A serious riot occurred in Quebec, Canada
yesterday, originating in house of i'll fame,
between the military and civilians. The sol.
diers attacked two houses, putting the inmates
to flight and destroying the furniture. A num-
ber Of civilians were badly hurt. Two were
killed and two mortally wounded. The officers
learning what was going on proceeded to the
spot and restored order.
The Indian Commissioners reached Sioux
city Monday. All well. Councils will be
held with the different Indian bands at Fort
SulIy. The Indian reservations were situated
on Big Cheyenne river at the mouth of the Rio
Bryro. The commission will leave ut once
for Omaha, and thence tor Fort Laramie, TO
visit the hostile tribes.
A heavy rain storm prevailed in Savannah
Ca, Yesterday. A house was struck by light
ming and badly damaged. Mrs. o. Roche was
killed. The track Of the A. and G. railroad
was washed away, near the depot, but the
regular departure Of trains was not inter
rupted.
In the Common Council of New Orleans
Tuesday night, an election tor assistant re-
corders " as held, and three whites and three
negroes chosen. Negroes were also chosen for
several other important positions.
The West Philadelphia Base Ball Club won
the match, in that city yesterday, with the
Eckford, of Brooklyn, by As to 81.
The yellow fever in New Orleans for the
twenty -four hours ending at SIX o'clock yes.
{ terday morning were six:y.seven.
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FOREIGN NEWS

VIENNA, Sept IA large body of school
teachers, representing all sections OF the EN-
pre-, is In session III his city. Resolutions
Were passed petitloning the authorities for u
separation Of the public schools from the
churches. The resolution passed with great
unanimity.
LONDON. Sept. III 1T is reported that the
Austrian Minister, Baron ' on Buest, has gone
10 Biarritz
PARIS. Sept. ll.-Dispatches have been re-
ceived here announcing that Garibaldl will
depart forthwith tor the Roman frontier
MARsEI1LEs. Sept ll.-DIspatches received
here mention that cholera is raging fearfully
in the island of Malta
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CANDIDATRs FOR CABINkr ArPuINTMRNTs.
The following is "A list OF persons either named
or BOW being pres sed by their friends for Cab.
met posiuons Secretary OF Stats-heverdy
johnson, Charles Francis Adams. Jerry
Back: Secre,ary OF War-Gen Sreedman
Gen. M cClellan, Judge Hughes, of Indiana,
Ex Senator Cowan. Tom. Florence Post
master rGeneral-Old Bialr, Young Blair, Ward
Navy-A ma n named Hanscom, from Boston !;
Secretary Of the Treasury-John J Cisco, Ro-
bert J. Walker Mr.. Pierce. of Boston. w. H.
Clarke: Attorney General BinckIey, If
Stanbery con,in ues -Wosh Cor.
Nv Y Timer, Sept 10. 60 a s.4tEso.t.l
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RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FRvER.-A letter
dated Corpus Christi, Texas, August 10, says
'sThe yellow fever is worse than have ever
seen it in Cuba. There is hardly any one left
TO bury the dead, who are we'll enough. Busi.
ness Is entirely suspended. About one. fourth
OF the old citizens have been swept Off. Entire
members OF our mercantile firms have died
AmoH the latter are all the firm OF Eastwood
l. Go Vitter & Co.; julius Henry Il Co Crem.
mer Il Sim; two members of Smith. Jennings
& Co. thr. of the Hendens: J ohm Riggs firm
of N. Gnpett Co: F. Stillman. firm OF Still
man i Chapman. and mary others
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TBE ALABAMA CLAIMs-Diplomdtic Co,re-
sEcndenee.-Anoihpr batch OF correspondence
concerning the Alabama claims has been pub.
lished. Lord Stanley, in his dispstch dated
May 2i-which was handed to Mr.. Sc ward by
Sir FREDERICK Bruce. while the two were fisn.
ing at uburn during the summer-consents
to arbitration. provided two distinct tribunals
are estabiished-one TO decide the Responsible
ity incurred by the British Government in the
cepre dations committed by the rebel priva.
teers, and the other TO adjudicate the general
claims cn both sides. To this Mr.. Seward, in
dispatch dated August ~, objects as anneces-
sary, claiming that II there should he two tri-
bunais, they should be clothed with the same
pOvprs
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THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS ex.
citemenf IN BrookIyn. rev fork, is consider.
smopg the high revenue ofactale Deputy
Collector Allen has published q card declaring
the whole charge to be malicious, but with.
holding further Developments on his own side
of the controversy nptil bis principal, Mr..
Cailicott, returns from Washington. Dis.
patches from, Washington state that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, does not feel authorixed
TO suspend Collector Callicott on the report of
the Metropolitan Boaro He has directed thai
all the papers in reference to the matter In nos.
eetsion Of the board Be cent to hlm.-New York
Herald -eattssss s45 Esa rt- " stE
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The International Rowing Match at
Springfield, Mass.-The Now York Boat
NictoPioOS

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 1.-THE great lnterna-
tioDal Rowing Match between the Ural crews
of St Johns, New Brunswick, and New
burg, New York for LOCO side, came of to-
day In the presence Of an immense crowd OF
spec'a ers, attracted from every part of the
United States and he British possessions.
The Newbnrg boat was the quickest getting
10 work. and drew rapidly ahead, aud as they
passed The mile stake was about ten rods ahead
They turned the lower stake forty seconds
abead, and increased their lead ali the way
coming in winners by one minute and forty
eight seconds. Upwards Of thirty thousand
people Witnessed the race.
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MARYLAND PoLITICs.-Among the caudi-
dates for Attorney General is the Hon Isaac
ID. Jones. OF Somerset The Hon. James T.
Earle is mentioned as q suitable candidate for
Governor, in addition to those heretofore an.
nOuNced.
Those for ard against the creation OF the
new county OF Wicomico, out of parts OF So
merset aBd Worcester, are carrying on an ex.
citing canvass ana holding meetings almost
daily. The question is to be decided on Wed.
npsdav next, the day the new Constitution il
vote en-.
Lsvin T. H. Irving is a candidate for Cir
cutt Judge in Somerset county.
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HoT WORK AID PooH PAY.-A eorresuon.
dent of the London Times. writing with ref
erence to labor In the gas works OF that city.
Gays the stokers In the rt tort. houses woyk
the temperaiuFe OF the places in which thev
labored Was one and twenty-five dorrees.
they were reqnired 70 y on the premises
Twelve hours . cay, and labored each alterna,e
rest Fer this service they receive d from 4i IS
10 81 IS q day Wsgee. ~'~~
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SECRET DISEASES.

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Buprrp 70 DHArH.-Mrs. Pendleton. OF
Windham. pa. married about enc wear ago.
retmrnsd from church on last Sunday veek,
starred are, and was In the act Of removing
> I'D from the top OF the stove. when the ffame
inr her f,es b 10 crisp before her husbsad,, at
n acted pv her scSeams, reached TIE room and
succseded IL eztiaguishing the dre. She lived
dean ant an end 10 hef suferines
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EREE1o EVERYBODY

Large PIP. Circular. giving information of :he
greatest I'm ortance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the hOmely may become beautiful,
tine despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail Address P o. drawer u
ap3 e&weoly Troy, Now York.
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MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN NORTH CARO-.
LINA.-Two more gold mines have been diecov-
cred in Rowan county. orth Carolina. Sew.
tral specimens of quartz ore, exhibited ts the
editor OF The Sails bury Banner, were specklsd
with the yellow ore, many of the little parii-
rles being halt as large grain Of wheat
These specimens are from the surface OF the
recently discovered mines, which, it is said
are likely to prove very valuable.
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; GRRELY AND THE Nkw YORK CONVENTION.
The Albany correspondent OF the N. Y Her
aid writes on the 10Th:
"The amusing feature Of this morning g's ses-
sion was The bodily secession Of Horace Gree.
ley from the Convention. You wiil remem Der
the threats which he has uttered so many
times aRainst its prOtractad deliberations. To-
day he put the last of these threats into fulfil.
ment. When he got chance he rose and de
livered funny speech, declaring that rs the
Cow eniiuD had, by a large majority, deliber-
ately fixed upon the 10th of SEPTEMBER as The
Gay Of adjournment, and that time had ar
rived, he felt himself relieved OF any obiga.
desk, gathered his papers into heap, tied
tn. n up in q handkerchief and Just at the hour
OF noon lett the Convention CHAMBER" During
the evening, however, he again m ade his ap-
pear0uce
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DIAMONDS IN NORTH AMgRICA.-At the
present time Brazil furnishes a large proper
tion of the diamonds Of commerce, the cele-
hraied mines OF GoicOnda being so nearly ex-
hausted as 10 rent for few dollars year
Orber localities In India are, however, rather
more prolific. In the United States they have
been obtained in Rutherford county, North
Carolina. and in Hall county, Georgia, and
in California, principally in Ell Dorado and
AmadOr counties