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4, "our7enoy Reform Association has
been formed in New York, foz the purpose
Of pressing upon the attention Of the peo-
pie and Of Congress plnn for "self- -aa-
justing currency" which shall consist Of
le5altent1er notes, to be at all times con-
ve1tihlc, at the pleasure Of the holder, in
to United States bonds bearing til 100 per
cent interest, and pnyablo II lcgal-tonder
notes. These bonds are also to be recon-
versiblc, at the holders pleasure, into notca.
The plan WIS long since, il not originally,
suggested in T1H CHICAGO Tu1ncNE has
sercza1 times seemed on the point Of adop-
tion by Congress, and is still strongly
supported by many persons Of great tnnn-
cinl weight and position, ns ono Of tho cle-
ments which must enter into any
comprehensive plan Of financial reform. It
las recently been brought out anew by the
Currency Reform Association. the New
York Mercantile .'t"rn"i and tho .Syentifc
-'fmtf1r"n. Tho objections which have
been urged to.it nre that a4 tho bonds n,e
convertible only into the notes. (n"ither
principal nor interest being payableln fnlD,
n19'l the n"teA are convertible only intu thr
bo1dR, anil nro irredeernabls su far III uotl
in concerned, The measure falls sl1ort Of n
co'nrlet. rrfor1n, which can p,,iy he attained
l'y TIN issue of II currency ut rar with t,,l,l.
LII shorl, Tue reform nin4 to secure elnHtici-
ty III onr currency, }'1lt mt redce,nalilty.
Conll il not lie coupled with othsr meas.
urca 1nokinR t. ti,r isauu Vt 4 currency re.
tlrpsIlNBln itl gull nj 1,Ar md nj Tim ua,pa
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the tr1fe Of tho West md Southwest In the inter-
est OF Norfolk, and incidentally LyncnbnlR, Peters-
burg, and Richmond, and Buford controlling = line
nom The Bay to AtIonta ID the interest or Ktch-
mond. We want road from LJnchbarx to Rtch-
moua, and link from Lyncnbusg tapping the
CnesaTake and Ohio, and gu mir llne from Chat-
VILE TO Aa11tsoDburg.
We do eaxnestly desire to be spared nom poll
possible ffon State. The OBJECT Of politics Is 10
strengthen Of build np sta;ss: and our politics !s,
well directed r0rL Agriculture, manufactures,
commerce. arc politics enough tof Us Tnese viii
ultimately bring Us power. while wottls-worls-
fishty-edd gears taking 1osi.ca, ana Wills We talk
cd Pennsylvania, Ohio lllinnls grew. We
pracsised law and ran toE the Leg,alatute: they
70 power. 1t Is the banker, the great merchant,
Who rules, not the attorney. II - the merchant
princes oi New York nno hss IN p Raissss-rral SsE,o
aions the Arno At F7orenco-and who hare their
splendid equtpagcs, aud their European tours, and
tsr bu1na5 md nd the'F Aunf!S stsezraS;s .SH
BofbeoroEs Rsfh ss*' ermseer aa n0A o, coasisss
for virr.uis, candidate ior Governor, member Of
tne DeMoeratlc Nestonai COMMITTEE: @ a. Mow much m
derhilt, Or 4. T. stewart or George Peaho'lY !:
The northern people saw long ago whss We we're
d. that 1t was not IN the professions hut In t5tue,
that power vas To be secured Their besl iutel-
lccfs, their most accomplished youag men went
into hnhktpg- -ho1ses, lnto railEoaIln9, ,n:o the
counting rOOD.
Vow We havc unqnesttonaby passed from Old
Virginia to New virginia. That is,s the fact,
whether It Is good fact Ur q bad fact; aui
money La to lc our aim hereafter. Not fame, nor
offlce; hut money. Commerce Is the master
stlrit Of this aEe In all cuuntr1es-in France. In
Rassia, IN Prussia, AZ well as IN England and tbs
Northern states. Those who have tlIKh ululs
must serl alter money; theE 1uass MAKE uluary.
The ltssoN nf the ate war II 10 make mnney.
DO sou Affect III te shtcke.l Mt our pka,t1i1esa OF
speech uo sOu ray ttIers letter, nolicF ends
than mAklnE money: We know It; hut yuu the
hi,hrst mark: II you wish to do ihut We refer yoa
to the preacher: hut VIC ate giving you The 6est
advice yon arc capable Ut recrislhg-such, We
ss missionary to Fire Points. nr as religious
tr1cGt VI the DeyFucs. II We suggested II, ur ~
IIoward nIfnng the prisons: are sifnptJ xl,aat-
tng Of commerce n. rr''nlnrvd with goinx to Con-
ETets,
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Wc mr., rcj''icc'1 10 lrar'l tllas tlp ltriIgn-
l"r' l't'inr"-"E. iI"'r" properly nlcnknl,
lifIIDR wlirrlh-~rr" n"t At work tnnt Hatur-
day sn rltn''H" thu riv"r. l'hoy nro threw.
INF |'n'" l:,tHs' rulnr fnet per n!utto u
h"rfiI'lr cnInInlln,l tlui,'s Into t1c rn,.n1,
mil running tlnun "il 10 t!o MtminaippI
through tint ditch. Frrnll, }urn water
lr'm I'll" lakn Ind ''rn .lraam up ,.raaan IN
fur IN Wells ttrect luut evening hut il will
sAho all sliH week t" completely chung" thu
a. IN III" riv"r. II IL II Hrunt ,stinfnc.
th'n, however, To knuw Tint nrnrly llalf u
"sil" lily VI thu Eivrr il leing I,usillol,
Hsi'l That tho foul, filthy, stinkiug, putril
stuff il dotmttng ut thu rate VI l.,auN, cu-
f'lc feet Isez minute. We tre.At thu wheels
will lv kept going without cc1sAing until
tho full rnlls net in, Tho tux
payers will Thousand inoa ratl1sr
ply Tho cost Of running them. tlan
endure tho smells aud suffer thu sickness
I'LL nnc1cnsuca river would occnAiou 1t
may 10 supposed by those who haro nut e1-
'niincd into the nlnstcr, that tho Auid
thrown a'y the wheels into the canal would
almost FENDER it impossible to navigate.
hut 6uch sccn,s not to bo the case, The
water flows off at the rate Of half a mile m
hour, and the l'ad gmells aro blown of by
the prairie winda. After it moves away
eight or ten 1nilea from Bridgeport. il be-
comes comparatively free Of Offensive oaor,
Upon reaching Lockport it IL thrown ovc.
tho wasteways into TIC Illinois River, uud
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Weber Creek, within thirty miles Of Salt
Lake City, arc vast deposits Of t,ituninoua
coal, in veins twe}yc feet in thickness. In
the. same vicinity is found ine1haust-
lille beds Of excellent iron orc.
Gold and silver in abundance have bsen
Qrospected in au directions from the Nor
mon capital It is only necessary for Brig
ham Young to say the word, and thousands
OF his followers will turn their attention To
e1tricating the precious metals. Hereto
fore ae has aiscou1aged-and, indeed, for
h'ddcn-gold mining; but necessity viii
drive him to it, Within forty or fifty ni1es
Of Salt Lake City silver lodcs have recently
been discovered, which, It is reported, bid
fur to ziyal tho White Pine Mines, ThAro
IL nothing to prevent Young from embark
ms largely in the manufacture Of INN md
steel In all their forms and also in woolsn
and linen fabrics. We presume be will turn
hts attention and accumulated capital to
these several objects Just rs soon as ho be-
gins to seriously fee! falling of in his
titling incmne. For sumo years to
cume he will have much less
money to spare than heretofore for his
Immigration fund. Tho gnllon showers
poured into his Golfers fur the past eighteen
years l,y tie Genti1es Luse enabled him to
cafTy Tn a great system Of proselyting in
Europe, and 10 outfit and transport to Utah
the rrcr1sits thus obtained This system
will now receive seriuna check for time
for the lack of mt1u!s to nanngu it, and the
1or s,f 1,1o
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{DLjT{C.4i.

The Republican Convention for he Witt COUNT =
Ill, haA bsen called to meet IT Clinton on the II
; inst. The Clinton fMtfie fayors the Nomination al
C. ~ Moo1c rs candidate for delegate 10 the Con.
s1ltu,ionai Convention.
RS Aycr, Wells Republican, IA elected 70 Con.
gvess from the Erkt District OF Virginia, instead
| OF u. II. Norton. independent Republican tcolo,-
/! ed,. 81 heretofore reported.
Ex-senator Il u T. Hunter hAa written to tue
conse1at.ys Executive Stats Conm1t.oe Of VIZ
Gtnih, urging, In any crcns, the postpoueneut OF
the election Of Cnited States Senasors untl after
The meeting Of Congress, when, he expects, al
disabilities will he removed.
The Governor Of tho TeErta7 Of Wyoming has
ss1ed proclamation announcing that Al election
Will he held In Baid Tsrr1tosJ on the 81 day Of Sep
tetubcr bext, for the choice Of \ Delegate to tbs
United States House Of Representatives, and Of
n'Ee mcuhess OF the Council aad thirteen meu,-
bets OF the House OF Representatives Of The rfst
Territorial Legislature
The leading "Conseratisc" paper As Savannah.
Ga, speaks Il follows OF the Northern Deno-
czac!:
~: - , IT. sh:ss tot the Northern pe:necr.s.
i*~ III oat Il ss: essae.a ie p.fsy spPe.ss i,
have lat it, htAEnA Th-rr 10 bc fatality that
ta FL ~ w
Tins 1a 1is i hi. e5ndeTs "a .ass r.:
t. soadcTned y tfs Atl.fIcsn rsorlt = IL lle
Il ~ 5 III s9 ess: a ,ss
;e, T. II s;i:a. s ss hx t;;ns . The @ e q
i Viii ttt . ..spsa aS5 i iii essa sa fs II a:s
ai;sp s:,a .!ser ths ee .! tse wa4 - rh
r. % sa e3 T1aas us ~ r s
81 IL .DSstrs N Ike u1taao. uua!a..ios 80 h.
NJ t'e9 FL: So 'sa' i. in.s aii
rs st.. T. . n .sI 81. te1 H. nanc
ite ": ct;.t,n qs!i,r i nj, u3itel."
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Tho Ert1iAg Ioa thinks TINT it is an
evidence Of gorgeous and bzillinnt STU
pidity" for Republican paper to ooncratu-
Ato the people of Tennessee on the OYER
throw and e1trpation Of n poIti cal pro
scription which tisfsauchised 10, 600 citi.
zena. TaE TRIBUNE, on the other hand,
thlnks that to advocate continuance Of
such Infamous ostracism, eEeu il its re-
movd lets Andy johnson into tho Senate,
is disgrace and stultidcation to auy iour.
nal clasming 10 be liberal or Republican in
lts politics. Il A. J. ia permitted 10 re-
tusn to the Senate. tho h1a.na -A+.a .,., tho
coarse, vulgar, ul-mannerod blsckguartls
who divided tho Republican party in TINT
State into wa7ing factions and If both
sets OF dcmagogues havo boon s'cloaned
out and "chawed up," every decent man
viii rejoice. The triumph Of either faction
would reflect no credit, and confer no ben.
eft, on the Republican party. Tennessee
politics had bee one public disgrace and
1uisanco, and ii is high timo they were
abated.
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The Old Democratic rchel organ OF Virginia thus
speaks Of the rsuIt Of the recent election In that
S:sie and OF the future pouIcs and aims OF W.
gtn!a:
"The white people Of Virginia hare accepted
General Grants platform, Apd ratified, By m A.
moat unannous vote, the Hayne-C Underwood cpn-
s.1tuuo0, stripped Of It's diafranchts1ng clau<ea
TIE ukR7o has hero precisely the same rights that
The white man haA The saue white
people elected Walker, Northern maa
The aans white people expect % rattfy
the Fifteenth At1endDent 70 the constitution
II they ere permitted TO do 70 ttf the test oatn l5
e11fted, 1t viii not be ratification b. the whites,
TGtse things teirG ddne, It devolyel on Cooc1r.;s
at once to admit the Stale into the Uniou And
that done, VIC t16s Want to be allowed to at-
fent to orr State AdHtrs, snd eschew Federal
politics on! poltlscf, or ou1 policy. does not lie
N raDgtinQ a!0ut the mat.efS IN controversy .,c-
tween the Northern political parties. We have
The grAtest abundance Of domestic
certalnir nEe us full occupation nut:i
ISL. We care nothing about the Iicpubic n or
&c EctEoc1af!c party: and We do nor desire TO be
,ulid mp our staie. Ne wish to bui1l the Chess.
,caEc and htlo Railroad, the Norfolk and Gres, |
Ee.teru, tie Valley Road and to conpiete The |
lanes klrer acd kan3k ha Canal NC wish to |
mid M Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, Lyueh-
Eff, ed our smaller 1owus We wish 10 hare a
arcc mink Of ab.e bodied tncn n ho viii work and
2 prove our lands: we want capltaust5 who
Ill ettab.'sh facsoHes Ind develop o1r miner
! 1e: e:cG1ces~ We waGi 10 make great ma.,,,- |
:ctuE!rE town Of KichNopd, aud great seaport |
Seff0ik. We want 10 see MaauLe controlling
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-, th: ~ 1eoae' eonelent netefo8e-
.,a ea eun''nooua oanefensihaons
- so,,'N ANs' m4 may oe reversed 70 read
"foluuoo IL union Of DELI
o9aeteo' he'efo8enoltaas to form
=. A.ue'An!.e' FnconeFent homogenelsy
AosA e1'hsanoous organizations and har-
,A'o4''ts' ano We ~au haEe arrived IN the
.AIse1 ptopos't'on al q "a" a. general and
aao ~ tae iotmef. Al GIL eFenta, when the
&c yeal. ot Two ago. IN q tesaew os Mt'
eiene@fs sssten' otoaened tn1a CHI.
'1'4 :. ul'oa IL as s9asent no "aS ,niornea
1atoo'n " aletni5 tt1ena Hno Iahoeo INC
s4''.el11n oe1ote H. af*'ne*s c-aat olso'lne
~ e4'a-Ito'oe :, oes''o1 Aoai,an1-sA' 1Oe
a .:a:-A, a:rt14 arle 1 ~ ~ -
'sN101 "@A'se'e!e ~ ute oy'eotn - nts ea1-
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FQit1 gives LHB 41HkblA AA0Aa6NA4eA+A" ~" --<0$7
The State has TOO mucn money invested ia tue
cannls 10 niow them to become useless thsouEn
The snefncIency or fathiessness Of ITS otacia!s
Vould,bo easS for the canal management 10 pay
into the hands Of the railroads by keeping ng ne
rates Of toll 50 to give these n1onoposts ~ tas
freight At The same time It u undoubtedly tfue
that The eins,e locts and other oossrucuonss On
the canal Rrestly leasen rs CAPACITY 'o1 lsegas
en- Ne hope by another season to see these 1 ~
and to taye the canal made au avenue fos tne
bu!kter Western freight, which railroads I'LL Wy ny
dare 10 qonpete with. Then, If the railroads
hold out. let the mics q toll oe mt down . the
very lowest point which viii pay the necessary
canal revenues, aud keep them there one OF Two
or more years, or until the satlfuads snai aoao-
don the hight.
II Is possible to make the Ene Canal the great
avenue for Western produces % Ne" 1ofE- bat u
Il only possible b. Improving the cabal: ~ Keep
ing r3ics OF toll down to tue l1xest point: anu.
most Of aI1 by secnr1uK the management Of the
canals to their friends, and not % officials who
Will plav tnro the bands OF the railroad monopo-
lies. Cptees the canal MANAGEMENT Is made enl-
cent and honest Ii is Hile for the stat: to 1a,o-
tain sham competition, which would be alike
useless and expensive.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN CARIrN
VILE, ILL.
An Old Clttzen Shot by HIS nun
Nephexr.

tTna ne Car'inrilk Democrat, Auoz..t.
ats community WAS Startled ops nf ffs uzuet
fE au.es an1 serenity on Tuesday morning !a by
IaInnsdle, had teen shot, and nnof,ah,r T,ta,it r.
"pGaaea: ~ y nh own nephew, James sLaidoI.
~, :. 1pPeas ta1i some 6lx weeks Of two Iuonths
y H. ';aI - saao3. ST.. father Of The young
s-1p nad some difficulty with lis brother gT,wtug
~ " ohssofss uansactton. in which ne WAS
Young man Of ~ u ii yeass Of axe lntesiefed Ia
~ suHe way. Since that time Il Bp7ea-s q bitter
aGu nostic fee!iDg has existed on the part OF MI.
Nacdo3 toward bis nephew. and nna!lT cn;E.t-
mated In a threat.
Il = reported tha: Nr. MADDOX and h.a nephew
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Cnno1 md KnIlrond Competition In
EFeight4-

1
The :oac-Stant.nS competition bctwecn caaala
SAD railroads. etens at last TO be settled By the
dt1cat OF Tue former. II u said tbs. gEat num-
her Of boais have been 1ali M for the season IN
BuHa1o. ~ foFwardess cannot compete with the
log fFrishts orescd b. the railroads. Tho nan-
1eefa Q! tnc latter manage to u1dtshid tie lowest
f1tta which the canal forwafdcFs can Atlord &c
ccpt, and .hus get NIL the fright The rates IN
btca!o on Aonday wc1e reported as follows By
she Cvur'er:
Wheat. ...-........-..-...-.1e y cents tx eenta
Goth.. --..lg cents 1oE cents
Onte-- nte--.---...-.-.---.-----.-. cents ~ cents
Of couIse this settles the instter for this season.
rs the 2dF2u'ages IN kaEiDK time, aud In other
respects from forwarding By rail, would give tat
method the preference, eyeu II the rates were
alike. ~ cutting under y TO x cent per hushel
the railroads. make canal competition impossible
FofFx.ders say thst the rs1es they have adopted
n1c the very loxes: that can be maIe 50 lany as
canal tolls ate Kept up- These tolls were uxcd
eariy last sp1rs By the Canal Hoard, aud there
has been 10 change t!ncc. thooca the nos; ac;ire
acd earnest friends Of canal interests haze 1naue
the strongest efforts TO secure reductIon il
seems u us mistake to establish ut the becla-
nthC OF the Eeasnn c1ed and uuchanctu- r3.e
1t cIres the railroads exactly the chance theF |
It would be much better for the Cnna. Eoart 10 !
lie sae sac.e llett} Of changing II. rates OF tod
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TIE SOKTHITES7.

1t.1IEo1s.
walnut tree eight fleet acrnaH, petrtded tho
soapetone. "as lately discovered lis feet deep In
an Illiros rual mine.
a buy natned McSeal, Of Uowen, Hancock
Io1hl9, While lathtng few days slnce, sprang
tnio the water head 1rft, and drove hIs head 40
Tar into the mud that he coul.l nol get out, and
WINS dead Wheu found.
Jaf1tl Stone, llFlnR Hear WnucomA was the
other dag, sttntuR up II Hellt a.,out twelve feet
1ronl TIC tHp With the eArtt buried f1ttu hut as
lie hnd Tic pfesrute OF lInd to raieo hia ha1ads
af@'e hia heal. he Hoon was Eup,,ted with air. III
INC eh.1 IL c1tllcat: him, &hr earth again covered
HIN. and. when nj Inst liz wAa brought u tie Fur
tart. llft "aa nearly cxtEtet.
Thr EiDsx t1ty .nufndf sasa that T. WI f;rr01ana
accompanied hy thcE wlsce, nla'tc The nsccnt and
rre"1!t If tlg hill III thai .IclIy In novel man-
ncF. Arriving Of the joot af II, tho l4t1irs metn
rhfflt 10 ttr top on the harks nj tIrr lnrr,a aud
hltff sle"lnR fhe ecenrrJ 10 their satisfaction,
thr} ClGflH1 earl utller 1rInly al,out thu waItt
hid down upon thr ground. upl tnilc,, will! astol,.
hlilhx seltrffy ani In blISafu conuslvn, doWu tho
'tcep bunk IL tho tUttntn.
riHrphHIx,
TN t'nilrkson. rUn1r.1 In jp,i al t,shko4f com.
lDll' suicide IN WctlMesfuy iAt l,y sI,uIua ,,,t,l.
seif ith hEa crAsn..
I'll" Appleton ftMt RAsa That q Rtr1. A,r,ut 10
1fhr" NJ H9r, uA1" tt faInt trl0rr ,nallr, .toprs
VI lftft"htlr. tnt hrt IatIIrf hnl outraged Irr
h'''' fi"I fFrn guilty ii &Islnx hrr for upward IT
frhF ihr JHtfItn lnnj tfr ,lial, YrF lu A1tt,pnF
III ihr next trftn Ut rptlrt.
Th' ltaiTlr ,lu tIlIrh t'nf"n rrpn,lA lint Two
fIIft', h"hntl Slaa@r nnd Ntrwnit, wtfp ntrr.tr ri
" hHih1 f'afrn9t"n IN TIN lat, nlI Inn hirs.,rr
"Af Lager. rhaI9'tt Hih tlle rol,t,IhK ut shs gx.
p1rs* 'aH tin hlnDt hnyc, IL tho n,utlHt Ut xnt.
r1nl h1if'i1ftfl ',"llHtA II monty. Atd aver swa
lhs'plnna d"lla'a II! salsuln j'alrra Mir. Mrklna.
Try, u rassrnRrr, Wan tufLcd wtl,lu III 4ia nL,;o-
rbilIl "l Dfrs ~. I4Et Vt th VIM tO4u1 ptl .tD
rr1hsh If nir u Ihr trsnllrrs. Thvy weru buuud
hSrf III tlt hrxt term as EOnrt,
NlCli,u4h.
l'lto tstlcr nf sleAu.tt,rcsiltng machine, near
cofnonu, Exploded on thc eth, killing Two u,c1-
oi'r h'i1ltd t;nhtle, uAd thu other CcphclA An.
slrcw PHILLIPS had lcH broken, ut1I q mnn living
III n~osth Init LII Ar'u hrUlcn. a few otncrs ugfp
ecfiously but not Dangerously hurt.
MlkhksoTA.
The 81 f'ctcr 7+ihuna hays that that 1arc never
before wttncaFeti srch Eain fr1t nn tc evening
Ut the !kt lnaf. Thrre ~ns 10 much xaicr IN tho
s!rect And up the Minnesota aycano In u canoe
Mtllont grounding.
The main Ill. CEo!x boom hha closed business for
q Willie, and discharged qlo men. Something over
ls, ,0o0ta feet Of !os have been turned out OF tho
ooom 'luflnR the rreheht REASON, leaving ffpm
!, ,vo, mn 10 ho'D, TOO btlll remaining.
julius and Willie Whlttemore, aged respectively
and II years, sons Of lieuben Whittemorc Of
Etuth1ord, wefr drowned lu Root River. q Bbor
a1afanee belo" that place, July 80 rnllo bathing.
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The Rov. Dr.. Punshon, the noted Eng
lish preacher, Ia not only q man Of ability
in theological matters, but person pos
sesscd Of good Judgment on other subjects.
He has Visited both Chicago aud Cincinnati;
and says that "at Chicago, everybody
seems 10 he going 10 soue placo; at Gin
eulnati. they LOOK rs thuugh they hal l,een
tlcre and returned"
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The Fire Department at Etaunton. ia, has one
resJ cuniRen1aule feature While Its tnetu.,ers
a1e Engaged In e1tlngulshIng Gres, nut d word IA
spoken ~ one of theEu,-ottlprs being given hy a
code Il! s'RnalS. What pleasing cunt5ast te sbt.
ah cteatc' " hFcinen In Ill other plsrea. II mar
hos. perhaps, liz Atniaa to state that tc Fire lc.
raftn enl rf Hauntuu Ia ron,poae-, nj fe.f ,nrtn,
ftuu this asylum NJ that point
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tires can bring themselves 10 Keep back all asn,-
'Esnts Of their own, and Join hands With the Re-
pnheanS In election Of = Republican Legislature
In opposition TO Governor Clayton, Mcdonald,
from present Appearances, Is certain To be the
coming man. The mn,n difficulty In tho Hay the
want OF a true Republican journal, will probably
soon he overcome. nxxo
, 1869-08-10

~ A4&o de8lGe1 A4& A1c LAll1& Oh IN the pcp-
ul1ton.
Aparty nj eight gentlemen from Bristol Ferry,
r. /, isnded. In threo hour1 On the s!st ult nea,
the south point Of Hog Island, ten aharts, one or
which Was the largest cxught In that vicinity for
seTeTM seasons. In length II measured eight
feet, while the distance around tho largest part Of
!tA hody Was nYe feet and 1t weighed 80 pounda
The united strength Of -four men MAS only able 10
bring It to the slda Of the boat when another gen.
t1ftnan had TO quiet the monatef with vigorous
blows on Its nose with heavy oak. club Then,
bJ The aid Of another hook and line and gait,
they we're able to land their prize. This shark
makes stxty-three which hsFa been cAught 1t 1hts
place by about the aatne party Of gentIemeu Tits
season. &nd there arc plenty nore left.
There has recently been patented, In BavAfia,
IN Iron cylinder store, without any crate, and
which consuues lta own amoka Tho air required
in the combustion OF the fuel Is introduced
through Fysten Of holes two OF three inches IN
diameter. Just ahose the bottom. Seven Or eight
Inches atofe these arc attached the AAtle number
Of Tubes Of equal width, which are brought t.
red heat In the store knd conduct heated ar into
the 1hne charged With tho products Of eombus-
tlon.. The dsaught chimney drnws the air through
thefe tubes with greater OF legs Intensity, snd II
enicrs from all directions into the sthfc With con-
siderable rupd!tS- TIE flames arp thus mixed to-
Rethcs and tho gases brought into contact, aud
thu current la sufficiently strong to prcFent any
OF the products Of combustion from escaping into
the room. Owing to the perfect eoubultion OF
the Iuei, only comparatively small QUANTITY Ia
required. while the room Is comfo7t1aly heated
ald well ventilated 1T the Rane Eimc