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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sep. 15.-An iron steam
er, called the Dunbarton, which has
been fitting out at various piers in this
city and Brooklyn, sailed under very
suspicious circumstances from this
port about six weeks ago. Informa-
ton in the hands of u. s. Marshall
Ramsay, has led him to believe her OBJ
ject is to take a cargo of slaves from
the coast of Africa to Cuba or Brazil.
There was no evidence tangible enough
to authorize a seizure while she was
in port, but later information has con-
firmed tho Marshall, since she sailed,
that it is thought she will stop at one OF
the small Nova Scotia ports and take
in additional supplies.
Another vessel is fitting out here, at
present, intended it is supposed, for
the same purpose.
VIM. j. Rae, commission merchant
at No. 80 Broad street, and VIM. Nj.
Martins "a lawyer at No.76 Nassau street,
were arrested yesterday on charge OF
forging and passing promissory note
for 81, 1856 on Samuel r. Jacobs, a nole
broker in New street. Mr.. Jacobs test
ified TO the facts, and Mr.. Lansing,,o
the American Exchange National
Bank, testified to paying Martin the
money on check of Mr.. Jacobs. The
case was here postponed and Rae and
Martin were committed.
The total number OF deaths in Brook
lyn during the past week was 2Sl, de-
crease of II from the number reported
the previous week. or the dead there
were 80 men, 65 women, 126 boys and 90
girls.
yesterday, Judge Russell presiding,
delivered opinion in the case OF the
people UerSuS Moses e. Luddington.
The defendant, who is a resident of
Chicago, was charged with having OBJ
tanned goods to the value of $4,000 from
a firm in this city. An Indictment was
found against him in this district, and
on requisiLion made on the Governor
of the State of Illinois, Luddington was
surrendered, he being at the time in
custody of the U. s. Marshall for the
northern district of Illinois.
Judge Russell decided that the de-
fendant being in custody under the
several charges could not be legally
taken out of the hands of the said NJ ar
shall. The defendant was discharged
but was Immediately rearrested by the
Sheriff of New York county, whena vio-
lent struggle ensued, the sheriff fighting
manfully for the possession of the pri-
soner. The bystauders Joined in the
melee on either side according to their
respective sympathies, and an upront-
Gus scene ensued. The New York
sheriff secured the prisoner, however,
but a writ of hdbeS corpus was immedi-
ately applied for and will return this
afternoon.
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central Com.
mIttee announce the following list Of Union
meetings, which will he addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men arc
requested to zee that 1ull notice is given OF
the meetings In their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers anu
audience are provided.
Wednesday, September ID!
CyarksL,irg, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon. Jno. q. Carlile.
Thursday, September II,
FdyeiIe c. H., Capt. q. W. Smith.
MG,ninqton, Hon. w. T. Wiley.
NetrlJlirG Gov. A. 1. Boremnn.
Mannim0tGm Hon. Jno. =. Garlic.
Friday, September IS.
Gov. f. II. Peirpoint.
Bcllton, Hon. Jno. y. CarllIe.
q. Il. Cranmer.
Saturday, September 10,
Uicst AtIlord. Hon. w. +. Stevenson.
Gov. A. 1. BoTeman.
Wbrrlfu0 Hon. JnO. 4. CnTlile.
BranCoMriHe a. W. Campbell.
Monday. September 81.
PIuniytolVn. Hon. W. Z, Stevenson.
Gov. F. II. PeIIpoint.
CTrdntsuiIlc, Mai II. 8. Brown.
]. Schilllng.
CubeH C. IT,, Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
PGTkerS6urg Hon. Jno. IS. Garlic
Piedmont, A. w. Campbell.
1uSsGoy, September %,
West Union, ZION. Jno. y. Cnrlile.
JTeiis6Srgt, 1t,' '''S'' Gov. F. H. Pcir, oInt.
Wednesday, StptemOo'28,
AfGtimsItTg, a W. Campbell.
Thursday, September "a,
Weston, Hon. Jno. S. CariiIe.
Friday, September %,
Btlckhu,lnon, Hon. Jnn. =. CarliIe.
AfouiltlSviHe, GOV. +. ii. Peirpoini,
Saturday, September %.
Phillippo. Hon Jno. s. Carlne.
Wheeling. Gov. F. II. PeirpOint.
iSisterSUiUe. Gov. "A. L. BOTeman.
Monday, september 9S.
Walme c. H., Aon. j. II. Ferguson.
UiTt, C. H., Gen. 1 IL. DuV.ti.
2uesday, September 80,
HYyl &. H., gen. j. IL. Duvnl.
Gov. a. /. BOIemuu.
H'elnesday, sep!e'abs, 30.
GRmer, C. H., Gen. +. u. PeirpoInt.
Ffidoy, Ceto6er2.
Charleston, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Monday, Ocsober5.
Cbalsmo,tih. Hon. w. Z. stevenson.
Lincoln e. O., Hon. j. IL. Ferguson.
Tuesday, OctOber6.
WinfcL1. Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
FTdnklfi, Il. II. CarskadOn.
Wednesday,, OctOber7,
Bu0dSo. Hon. w. E, Stevenson.
Thursday, OctoberS s,
Point Pleasant, lion. w. r. stevenson
Saturday, October 10.
G1LcH Court House, Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
iSDeuceT Gen. w. II. Powell.
Hon. ]. NJ. Phelps.
Rodne c. H., Capt. j. NJ. Phelps.
Monday, Octo6erl2,
Glsrodo. WGyTe Co., Hon. w f. Stevens, Stevenson
ztesaay, October 1S,
Grant C. H., T. r. CaTskadon.
Wednesday, OctoberH,
Mason City, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Fr1ddI, october l6,
RdrernrOod, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Monday, October 10,
ReIriIe, Hon. w. e. Stevenson.
Raleigh C. H., Hon. j. H. Ferguson.
1ueSddy, Oetcbsr 90.
NciD Creek, 7. R. Carskadon.
TedncsdGy, October 81,
PTkersGiTg, Hon: ". E. Stevenson.
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"a U r. O Pc

LONDON, Sep. 15.-Reverdy johnson
had an interview with the Queen yes.
terday. He was presented bysLord
Stanley, and presented his credentials
as o. s. Minister, The Queen has left
for Scotland.
PARIS, Sep. 15.-The Emperor will
have grand review of his troops at
Javernasen to-day, and go to Biarritz
tomorrow.
Cork, Sep. 15.-The city government
offers reward of a hundred pounds for
the arrest of the incendiartes who have
caused several fires recently in the city
and vicinity.
BRUSSELS, Sep. l5.-The Internation-
al Congress of 1.-THE workingmen closed
yesterday. A resolution was adopted
advising the workingmen to abstain
from trades unions during the war. An
address was adopted calling upon the
workmen TO oppose the war, refuse to
countenance assassinations, and to use
their efforts to educate the poor.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-The telegraphtc
account OF the terrible earthquakes on
the Western Coast of South America
created much excitement here. The
commercial world is eager for full de-
tails of the loss of life, property and
shipping, and the arrival of mail re-
ports is looked for with deep interest.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette of this evening
has leading article on the prospects of
peace or war. It says that in every
capital in Europe the belief that great
day by day; that the best informed
men expect it to break ont before the
enn of the year.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-The defeat of NJ.
Bufaure is interpreted as an omen
favorable to continuance of peace.
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COMMERCIAL AND RINANCIAL.
Government Bonds.
From PhladeIphia Ledger.

From Philadelphia Ledger.
The movement inIGovernment loans
in this market continues unusually
slack. Few sales are reported at the
Stock Exchange, and at the banking
houses, where the trade used to be
most active in them, there is little or
nothing doing, while at New York
there Is great activity. The demand
there is both for domestic and foreign
Investment. The greater portion OF the
home demand, 1t Is said, comes from
the officers OF the saving funds and in
,surance companies, the more especially
from those located in the interior. The
higher interest that these bonds net in
currency, at the present price OF gold
SIS 81 per annum-makes them favor
ite Investment, and the more so, just
now, that the threat OF repudiHIion,
current a few months ago, carries much
of dIscredit with it. These companies,
in both city and country, have large
balances, which are steadily accu-
mulating, and'in the present plethora
of money desirable investment Sc
curities rule pretty high. Those
companies and capitalists having
their lines as full OF Government
loans as they desire, put their bal
ances as they accure, into mortgages and
ground rents, but these too nave ad-
Vanced in prices, and are taken almost
as fast as made and offered. In fact,
this description of security has been
very much reduced in volume within
the last few years. he great abund-
ance and cheapness of money has been
aYailed of to pay off many old mort
cages and ground rents that otherwise
would have remained, and the proceeds,
with millions ofother capital, went into
Government loans. But for the Gov
ndeb:edness, with the pres
ent volumn of currency, we hardly
D., aR nn TNHfuI lid hn hlU
invested. The rate of interest would
certainly rule low. The report is still
kept up that foreign holders of the old
5.2Os. which are considerably higher
than the new 5.20s of 1867 6S. are ex-
changing for the lower priced bonds,
and especially for the 1865. From this
or other cause the prices of the old and
new bonds are coming more nearly to-
gether, and there ought really to be no
difference in them.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
vi AIN E.
LATER ESTIMATE OF MAJORITY.
Twenty Thousand at Least.
M
A Waterloo Defeat for the Dem
ocracy.
Republicans Sweep Every Congress
1onal District and Every
County.
The Senate Unanimous-The House
LATER ESTIMATE OF MAJORIT
Twenty Thousand at Least.
The Senate Unanimous-The House
Nearly So.
Comments of the New York Press

Boston, Sept. l5.-J. G. Blaine, Chair
man of the Maine Republican State
Committee, telegraphs from Augusta /:
"We have carried every Congressional
District, even where sthe vote is closest,
by over Q, 500 majority. We have car
ried every county, regaining the three
that were carried by tho Democrats last
year. We have elected every Senator,
seven. eighths of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, and have rolled up a pop
ular majority for Governor Chamber
lain of 10000.
ENEw York, Sep. l5.-The Herald
says the political earthquake swept
over Maine yesterday.
The Times says the Maine election
shows that the people have made up
their minds 10 eject Grant and Colfax,
and il is important, as indicating the
drift OF popular sentiment.
The Tribune considers the Maine
election as the commencement OF the
tidal wave of honesty which will sweep
over the country.
The World says the Republican ma
jority is 1t reduced one, aud congratu-
lates the Democrats of Maine on the
sturdy fight they made.
The Sun says the Democracy have
met with serious reverse in Maine,
and considers that the influence on the
coming elections will be great.
the Express says nobody expected
Maine to go otherwise than it did, but
if the Democrats gain as heavily other
where's, several States may be consider
ed sure for the latter.
The Post considers the election as
IL triumph OF the Republican
party as was ever before obtained.
The Commercial says the thanks of
the nation are due to Maine for her
victory of yesterday.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i County. West Virginia.
Hannah Mccoy,

Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier, Emily FRAZIER, ElljRh Brown,
Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy, CathaTine
Mcfarland, James Mcfarland, William
Mccoy, Nicholas +. Murray, Jessie J. Muir
ray, samuel Il. Murray, Ralph w: Murray,
Joseph Whitman and Sarah Il. MhlthRn.
Nonresident defendants take notice THAI
the depOsittOns OF Thomas Yeates and Others
will be taken at the office OF A. J. Clarke, at
torney at law in the city of Wheeling, in the
State OF West Virginia, on the 1OLh day or
september, A. ID. 1888, between the hours Of
O'Clock, a. M, and 3 o'clock, p. M, 10 be
read in evidence In the above named cause
on behnlGof said com plRinRnt. And IT. from
any cause, tue taking OF the said depostticns
shall not be commenced, or being commence
ed, shall not be completed on that day, the
taking of the same viii he adjourned from
time 10 time until the same snail be com.
HANNAH MCCOY,
by A. J. CLARKE, her Atty
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Now York Cattle Market.

NEW IOhh3 oepIf To-
BEEvB-Quiet; average quality OF
offerings fair to good; the quotations
ranged, extras SIG 90; prime S16a16 %;
fair to good SI5aI5 20; ordinary S14 50a
10 90; inferior SIla13 90. Receipts
5,434 head.
MILoH Cows-Good demand, and
ranging from $40 to $40. Receipts
VEAL CALvEs-Good demand and
firm; first quality Sl2; prime Sl1a11 90;
common and good 50 5Oa10 90; inferior
81 5Oa9 90. Receipts-1,5 ,545 head.
= SHEEP AND NDLAAfBS-Acttvean and steady
at 4a7c for sheep, and T11za9o for lambs.
Receipts-30, ,36I head.
for heavy corn led; $40 5Oa1O s71k for
far to good, and $40 for light to COM
mon. Receipts-2O,2 ,2s1 head.
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THE Democrats derived SO much
comfort and assurance from the YER
mont election, and expect so much more
comfort and assurance from the Main
election, that we are confident they will
be perfectly pleased with the result of
the October elections in Pennsylvania
and elsewhere, and will npt be at all
disappointed when they count up their
little list of State for SEYMOUR in No
vember.
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VaIInndIShnm ana tho Treasury De-
nnri4nCmt

I. would seem from dispatch which
has been made public. that the revenue
service is in charge of that sweet scent
ed traitor, Clement L. Yallandigham.
The following was received at the
Treasury Department last week (Thurs-
day. from Ohio;
To II. AIcCulloch, Secretary Of The 7Fea-
Stry, Washington, ID. G.
Why are so many Radicals still APP
pointed to office in this State? This
[Si9nedl g. L. vALhANDIeHAM.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-A Fort Dodge
letter to the Leavenworth C0RSeTvdtiUe
says that General SnllY, with the Sew
enth Cavalry, crossed the Arkansas
river. The Seventh took no baggage
with them. They will push on night
and day until they arrive at the vii
lage of the hostile Indians. A train of
wagons with supplies Will follow
guarded by hundred men.
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Paris Exposition. 1867.

TTNHE QUALITIES WHICH RECON-
mend the Wheeler and Wilson are:
l. Beauty and excellence of stitches alike
on both sides of the article sGwed.
2. Strength, hrmneSs, and durability of
seam, that will not rip or rnvel.
B. Economy of thread.
4. It's attachments and wide range OF ap-
plication to purposes and materials.
s. COmpRctneSs and elegance of model and
g. Simplicity and thoroughness of con-
struction.
4. Speed, ease OF operation and manage
ment, and quietneEs ofmovement.
Every one is invited 10 call and examine
these Machines at our salesroom, 50 Main
S'GSsii Gecis VIM. SUMNER & co.
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TIC Lesson of Maine.

Hero is the opinion of the Cincinnati
Commercial:
As an indication oil the grand result
in November, this election is unmis-
takeable and Invaluable. 1t shows that
the "reaction' of last year against the
Republicans is no more. Improves that
the Republicans are standing together,
this year, firmly and with Increased
force. II establishes the proposition
that the action of the New York Con-
vention, and the hastY threats and un-
seemlY exultation of prominent South
ern rebels when they believed there
was a prospect of carrying the country,
have recruited and consolidated the Re-
publican ranks so far as TO make the
election Of Grant and ColIax, aud of a
Republican majority in the House OF
Representatives of the next Congress,
Irrespective of tine Southern States, a
certainty.
We also quote from the Gazette:
Maine has been the field of extraor-
binary efforts by the Democratic party.
They wanted to show such result in
that State as would be taken as proof
of a popular reaction to Democracy
throug ghout the country. They thought
the circumstances peculiarly favorable.
Maine is the great shipbuilding State.
That interest is greatly depressed.
Foreign ships are now carrying the
commerce which once belonged to our
vessels, and the great shipyards of
Maine are idle. They asked of Con-
gress measure of relief by the remis-
sion of duties on certain articles
used in shipbuilding, but 1t was re-
fused. AS Vermont and Maine have
gone, so will go the whole North. So
the Democrats would have said II they
had reduced our msjority, and so they,
know it 10 be when we have doubled
our majority.
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ST. PETER, Mimi, Sept, 12.-There
was terrific tornado and rain on the
Minnesota river on Friday night.
Houses and barns were blown to fFag-
menIs and grain stacks Scattered IN
every direction. A number OF persons
were injured; one, Mrs. Geo. Briggs,
fatally, others seriously. Damage es-
tIInated at SO, 600.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. ia reduction
of the customs expenses will be made
on the whole nothern frontier. The
force at Dunkirk aud Rochester being
to day reduced twenty and thirty per
cent.
General Schenck has not arrived at
Washington yet; Senator Morgan
awaits his arrival.
Not more than II half dozen Con-
gressmen are i'll Washington.
The result of the Maine election
strengthens the sentiment againS tthe
September session.
The case of United States Us. Reve-
nue. Commissioner Rollins was up to-
day, and adjourned till tomorrow.
The suit OF III. Dawson for $50. 600, for
libelous article printed tn a news
paper, by John Jay, was before the
court to-day, on motion to compel the
latter to produce certain letters of the
late Chief Justice Jay, by which Daw-
son desires TO prove that the Chief JUS
tice was never hearty supporter of
the Constitution, although he signed it.
Decision reserved.
At book trade sale to-day, large
invoice from Philadelphia brought
good prices.
Senator Morgan and Representative
Schenck had IA conference this evening,
and the result of tits Rs follows:
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Representa-
lives were by a resolution of Congress,
directed 10 adjourn their respective
Houses until the Sd Monday of Sep
tember, 1868, On1 on that day, unless
otherwise ordered by the two Houses,
they are directed to further adjourn
their respective Houses until the first
Monday in December. In accordance
with the request of the Republican
members of the Fortieth Congress.
The undersigned decide and respectful
ly recommend that there bea full at
tendance OF both Houses of Congress
on Monday, the 2lst instant, promptly
ut II O'Clock noon. 1t is not expected
that general legislature business will
be entered into at the time, or that the
session will be longer than necessary
to provide for another adjournment.
1t is important that there should be
such general attendance of members
as will secure the presence of quo
rum in both Houses.
(Slgned) e. d: MoRGAN,
Chairman Union Repatb. C0nllpittee.
RoBT. q. SCHENCK,
Chairman Repu6. COngresSp Com.
In the course of conversation with
these gentlemen, they, as have other
members, expressed themselves in ia
Vor of n further adjournment until the
think proper to so recommend, believ-
Ing that this Is n subject to be determin-
ed by Congress itself.
Senator Morgan left for New York to-
night, but will return by morning.
General Schenck Will remain here
three or four days after Monday next to
attend to business connected with the
Union Republican Central Committee.
Senator Wade and Speaker Collax
will arrive on Friday or Saturday.
The President directs that General
Rosseau, commanding the Department
OF Louisiana, be assigned to duty ac.
cording to his Brevet rank of Major
General. This takes effect when Gen.
Rosseau assumes command. The late
order assigning Col. Buehnen 10 duty
according 10 his Brevet rank OF Major
General is revoked, and he is assigned
according to the Breyet rank of Brig.
General in order that he may COM
mand the district of Louisiana under
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SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. ia process
sion OF Boys In Blue while returning
from a neighboring town, last night,
were assaulted several times. One
man was fatally and several seriously
injured. Finally a charge was mace
ON the assailants, who were driven on.
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Providence, R. l., Sept. I5.-The
General Convention of the Universal-
lists here Is we'll attended. Delegates
are present from all parts OF the cOun-
try. The session continues three days.
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 15-Maxwell's
sawmills, and three brick buildings at
New Market, were burned last night.
The loss by the fire at Gloucester, N.
lars, with three hundred Thousand
dollars Insurance..
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RIrer nnd Rentner.

PrTTsBURe, Sept. 15.-weather
cloudy. River feet inches and ris-
ing. Mercury 7so.
CIScISNATI, Sept. 15.-WeaIher
cloudy. Ehermometer 7se.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. I5.-The steamship
Bornssia from Hamburg has arrived.
]. Miller was attacked and klled In
the 4th Ward last night by TWO rutnans'
The latter were arrested.
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NEW YORK, Sep. 15.-HaytIen dates
say the SalnRves troops have driven
the rebels from Port an Prince, and
have retaken Mira9oan.
An earthquake took place on the
Island of st. Thomas September first.
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The object OF this suit Ii 10 enforce deed
of trust mads by John w. Gill on the I'D
day OF September, 1855, to Daniel Peck, tos
secure four notes made by the said John W.
Gill TO Drakely q FentOn, and to subject GER
tain properly Iherein mentioned to the pay
menL OF n Judgment obtained by the said
Dnkely & FenIon, against the said John W.
Gill in 1855, IN the Circuit Court for Ohio
County, West Virginia.
And it appearing nom an affidavit Med In
the cause, that the defendants, John w. Gin
and VIM. S. Gill, arc not residents of this
State, on motion OF complRinantS' counsel,
Il Is ordered that they do appear here within
one month amer the fourth weekly publicR-
tiOn. and due posting OF this order at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio County, and
do what they may deem mt TO protect their
interest.
Teste. MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, elk.
NM. L. HUBRARD, SOI'r for COmpPt.
au0.S-lar5Un
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0ats-A shade lower; $40 for No. 1.
Rye-Steady at 81 % for No. 1. Barley
81 so for Canada; 81 20 for State.
Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER 15.-Market generally in
active; fair inquiry, buyers holding of
expecting decline.
GRAIN-Wheat-S16 IS, bidi 81 Gal 6S
asked for No. Chicago. Corn-At
81 OS, Oats-CIosed at 621Sc. Barley
At 81 75.
FRBIaHTs-Unchanged.
Milwaukee
SEPTEMBER 15.-Flour-Firm; prices
GRAISSwheat-Irregulnr at 81 65 for
No. L in store.
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TOLEDO, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
Of this city fired 1oo guns tonight IN
honor of the victory in Maine.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 14.-Senator
Republican meeting here last night.
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Asthe aucients say wisely;
Have a care o. the Maine chance,
And look before you ere you leap,
FOr as You SOW y are like to reap.
[RudibTGS.