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Evening star., 1869-09-13

~At St Charles, Mich, on Monday. A Miss
Lydia Gage, aged sixteen years, committed
suicide by taking strychnine. After rising
from BED in apparent good health, she delibera-
bought the day before. She immediatey notified
her parents OF what she had done, and expressed
great scTrow for the rash act and desire % live
Such anudotes a. were at hand were adminis-
tered, bot in VAN. In - than half an hour,
just q medical aid arrived, she expired. ex-
claimine: a0od forgive ne for what have
done" The only cause ASSUMED by her was,
sQ must have besn crazy.n
Evening star., 1869-09-13

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAHDs.-Commission
er Wilson, of the General Land Office, is in
receipt Of returns from the following district
land offices, showing a disposal during the
past month of 6,637 acres Of the public dom al n:
Sevens' Point, Wisconsin, i2,035; Bayfield,,
Wisconsin, 2,s35; Greenleaf, Minnesota, 5,2ll.
and Dakota City, Nebraska, $3.50. The greater
portion Of these lands were taken by actual
settlers under the homestead law, and the re-.
malnder solo for cash and located with mill.
tary land warrants.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

CUNsrAxC1A-AlfredJ j. decker, sixty wears
old, fell into the Paesatc river at Newark, n.
J., yesterday, and was drowned. His father,
who is bridee-tender for the Newark and
New YORK railroad, was turning the draw.
bridge, ana saw his son fall into The river, but
as ths uatn was Approaching he stood 70 his
pest until the draw Was arranged, and then ran
70 the rescue OF his son, 6ut ir Was too late, as
he had sunk for the last time.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

ga controversy is now going on between
the eight and ten hour men of San Francisco,
as to which organization shall predominate aad
control the work Of the city. Each party is
bringing its strongest men into the field and the
fight Is becoming more and more furious every
day. The eight hour men have already decided
that they will not use material manufactured in
the mills employing ten hour men.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

a|Charles Kinney, Of Waterloo, Wisconsin.
was bitten on the leg by q rattiesnake one day
last week, while out berrying. A few minutes
after the occurrence his father cut away the
flesh around the wound and applied q the
poisoned part, large piece Of plug tobacco.
The young man also ate q considerable q Quan.
tlty OF the tobacco. He suffered little patn,
and rapidly recovered from the bite.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
The COMMISSIONER OF INTR

THE COMMIssIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
will hear arguments in cases pending before
the Department on Wednesdays and Saturdays
OF each week. On these days Deputy Commits.
sioner Douglas will act as Commissioner.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
CHURCH BURNED-
'lG ENERALaPRIM

Albany, Sept 13.-The Presbyterian Chape
was burned to-day. Loss S7,0OO. partly in
sured.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

b. W KRYsBR, for many years past chief
clerk OF the Light House Board, has resigned
bis position, and A. B. johnson, formerly
Chief OF the Internal Revenue Bureau, has been
appoints as his successor.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

SURVEY PoR THE NATIONAL JUNCTION
RAILRoAD.-An engineer corps commence to
day the survey Of the route of the Nationa
Junction Railway, as incorporated by late
act OF Congress, at the south bank of the Poto
mec, above Georgetown. opposite the island
known as the "Three Sisters - ard to run thence
through Georgetown and Washington. The
object in commencing the survey at the poin
mentioned is to ascertain the practicability OF
a railroad crossing In conjunction with tree
bridge there.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 18TH,
e. ,ond night Of the characteristic ctoI
THE LEBFINGWELL,
when he will appear os
THE GUSHING eLORINDA,
and that bit OF nopsence In which he excels, en- /.
titled ROMEO GAFFIER JENKINS.
Supported by Miss Belle HoWftt. Mary Lem rg-
well, Millie Sackett, and the ed1cient Stock Gem
mATIEEE Saturday at O'Clock. Admission
SO cents, Children, IS cents. Ii
Evening star., 1869-09-13

THE LoUDoN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD
CoHNRCTIoN.-Tne Directors OF the Washing.
ton and Alexandra Canal, Aqueduct, Bridge
and Railroad Company held protracted meet.
ing last week at their Office in this city, the re.
suit Of which was the passage of an order for
the immediate construction of a railroad tn
connect Georgetown with the Loudon and
Hampshire railroad, commencing at the Vir.
ginia terminus Of the Aqueduct, and running
thence along the BERN bank OF the canal
and connecting with the Loudon and
Hampshire railroad near the Four.Mile
Run. The depot will be established at
Rcsslyn, on the south side Of the Aqueduct
bridge, to the north end Of which it is believed
the Washington and Georgetown street rail
way will be extended, so that there is at length
fair prospec. for the realization OF the long
deferred hopes Of all who desire increased
railroad facilities for this District. In the
meantime, if the National Junction Railway
Company proceed with the construction of
their road, the needed link to connect the
system of northern and southern railroads will
be supplled-a matter Of great importance not
only to our District cities, but to the whole
country.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.

Masonic PICNIC:
At the earnest solicitation Of O large number IF
those who were present at the Picnic RI
given BY the 3. A. Chapters Of this city "A
on the :lst OF July last, the COMMITTEES wv
ss gave Ssss shss ss SsRs the and
SECOND GRAND PIC MO
Will be given st the
NEW SCHEUTZEN PARK
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Commencing at IL clock m.
gagged for the occasion. 'N
Proceeds to be applied t. furnishing Ch.pter
reom in new Masonic Temple. "S'0i
Tickets, 20 cents each. BY order of
au2S-eotd IRep&Chronl COMMITTEE
LOB MOUNT VERNOH.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stack
pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th
s.rsss, ss DAILY 9Il n6Hs ntsHssEt vSpnGMsy,J day.
ching at Alexsndris, Forts Foote and Wash:
lone. We returning to the city at p; m.
Fare to Mount Vernon aud return, S1.61
JAMES SYKES. Qen1 Supt.
auL-u Once: Willsrd's Hotel.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
CAPTAIN JAMES BURHRs, CO,

CAPTAIN JAMES BUREEs, company X fifth
United States cavalry, has been ordered to Vir-
ginia with detachment of twenty men, to aid
the internal revenue officers in enforcing the
revenue laws.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

16A nsw oatcry has been raised In New
York, aoout Kerosene oil, and the accidents
are given. a oceurrng In New York city. an
one year, nom the use Of fexpiosive obs. the
sppointment ofa Kerosene Inspector, with
power 70 prosecute dealers IN explosive oils, 10
Evening star., 1869-09-13
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF yIRGINI.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 13.-Charles WhIttle.
sey, the defeated Wells candidate for Congress
in the Alexandria District, has been appointed
by General Oanby, Attorney General, vice
Bawden resigned.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
TRy Cable \
Government Securities.

WAsHIFeToH, Sept -, lS69.-Jay Cooke &
Co., furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

TEE OoAI MnH DIsAsTIR-HideousH Human
iStatuary.-.The fact, q sisted by MI. Halliday,
that thfrty Of the men vere found with their
heads and faces covered BY their shirts, 10
struggle on the part Of the miners to Tight Tor
Life ss long as possible. The Positions Of
the bodies also indicated a. much, althouEh
the faces of the dead. except In few in.
or mental torture. Even on that cold cluster
Of human bodies grouped together like
hldeous statuary sy ne hand Of death, The te.-
timony Of affection in the last moment Of life
friends who had stood By each othsr under the
sunlight above, and now, though dead, their
bodies were locked together In friendship. The
holdins on eSch Ard & boy, his own son. who
had answered the same dread summons that
came to his helpless hther. What the feelings
Of all the prisoners were we nay attempt to
imagine, but We con never IuIy feAl1e. 3
Evening star., 1869-09-13

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY Ru.
avenue, to No 245 y street, between 18Th and
Ath streets, In Hooes new building.
soon as IL can Be properly fitted mp, with Q new
and splendid assortment of everything in our line
receive . continuance sf their patronage, which
weshall at all times sndeavor 20 merit.
Ho. 1857 on IXHIBITION NO So
7Ta y AND eALD 7TH
sIREEr.S AT MARKRITlRp, (srRKIf.
No. ls6 Seventh street, between d and \ streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, 20.
Shades Fesnr. fTsmes. etnn.s 0ord ava
sels. Rings, Haiis, &C., in the District. TERMS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
by Bankers and Brokers Telegraph, yanes H.


Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign mar kets as follows:
NEW YoRK, Sep. l3.-First Board-U. S 6's,
1851, coupon, 122; 5.20's, lSoa, coupons. LIZ I;
1soS, coupons 12lx; ls0o coupons, l2l x; leo5,
coupon, new, 12nA; as0s, lo1, coupon,
l2OS; s2o's, le6s, coupon, l20S Il I0-i0's, coup,
ll0A; Currency 6's, lO9x; Pacific Mail Co,
TX; ONO and Mississippi Oernncatss, 81
Mariposa, g. Atlantic Mail, none; Canton,
SEX; Cumberland, 81; Western Union TeIe.
graph, 36x; Quicksilver, l3s Boston water
Power, 1iH; New York Central, 2U3 4; Hud.
son, 1s2K; Reading, 96A; Michigan Uentral,
l3Oi Michigan Southern. l0l; Illinois
Central, I37; Cleveland and Pittsburr, lbs
Northwest 79k; do. pref'd, S-x; Cleveland q
Toledo. none Rock Island. ll0x; Fert Wayne
SIX; Alton q Terra aaute, 81; Toledo and
Wabash, 7sx; Adams Express, SIX; WsIn,
Fargo q 10. Express, 1sK; United states Ex-
press, 6lk; American Express, 37K: Mer-
chanN' Union, loK; Chicago q Alton. $50 X;
do. preferred, l5OE. Market steady. Gold, I35k
1851.
By Gable.
LoEDoH, Sept. II, p. m.-Market closes for
Consols, 92ka93: Bonds. 62's, SBs,; 65's, s3:
6!'s, s2i l0-a0's, 75k. Erie, 254 a26. Illinois,
4k.
ERANK1o1f, 2 p. m.-Bonds, SIX.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Ootton market opens
dull and quiet. sales 1000 bales. Middline
Uplands, l3k; Middling Orleans, I3Hal3X.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR,S HAIR DyE

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world: :
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; ne disa ppointment: no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes; ipvig
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautifui,
BLACK OR BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Per.
tuners, and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. 16 Bond street, n T. se8 eoly
Evening star., 1869-09-13
RAILROADS,
BALfIMORl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Z

BALfIMORI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
! z
nos. .ss zsD 4sR 4zH HAEEE ~EsT
FOB BALTIM0Rl.
ana S Yass. s $50. Snf go $40. ana :as sss sss
Lew sS s:,Iy, ,:.SsIs sS,d.5, ss and $50 AN.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
o. from Annapolis on Sunday.
roR ~ BsGSIaoRs. sGFRAdi
Lesse q a. n, and l2:a5, 2:ao, $40, and
Leave % Q A. n. and 2.50 and I:ls Pm.
I9E Al. .,a.. rAsTs o. Tas az ,SI %asT
A. a., aso, as and m s.ss Is and IA Il. s0hes''
@ s.t1ISsy : a NJ ana ma 80 Ea a,,, o,
,sesiss g sei.y station With trains nom Bsiti-
more 20 wheeling. Petersburg, &c.
son refss !. al Sour:
ne day. Also, st the Gompsny1 Once, 40o
ses. u me sV.nns c. csn snsr. e
have their baggage called for and st their
residence, taken % the depot. and Dut in the bag
or New YORK. Philsdelphia, and Boston. sss
y.L.WILs0N. master Of Trsnsportaaon
L. n. OOHE. GENERAL Ticket Agent,
noO GEO. 8. KOONrZ. General Agent.
T1HRoUeH LINE BIrwIEN WASHINGTON
fHihAP1TtSalA' Inv TokR. AAD II III
Train, between wAsH1sGT55lSs H1sGsTr55lssI1si HsD II siw
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, riftosa ciasss Of eass.
leave daily Except sunday) at "a. NJ, and
12:43 and 9P. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
leave Gsily Except sunday at A. n. aad
IL As anc $40 n.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $40 p. n, and Phila-
deiphis 81 $40 p. N.
sleeping cars fer New York on p. II. train
only.
Through tickets to PhtIsdelphis, Hsv York. or
Boston csn be had at the Station once st Gil no
\ the dsy. Also, as the Companys Once, No.
400 Pennsylvanfs even1e. Psssen gers parcA asing
tickets at the Avenue ONCE can there arrange 20
have their basgAe called for and checked at their
residence, taken ne depot, aad Put In tho bag
See b BAItinors and Ohio Railroad advertisement,
for schsdule between Warrington, Baltimore, An
napclis and the est.
il. WILSON, Master Of Transportatisn,
L. n COLE. General Ticket Agent.
noS eco 2. KOeNTZ. Agent. Washington.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
Baltimore Stock Mark,
New York Flour a,

Baltimore Stsck Market To-day.
BALTIMoRB, Sept. I3.-Wm Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia skies, old, IS bid, IS < asksd,
New York Flour and Grain Market fe.dav
NEwYoRK, Sept I3.-Flour dull, without
a decided change in price. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn Ia2 cents better
Evening star., 1869-09-13
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We are not In the habit Of "pufingn patent med.
fcines but We chetrfully add testimony to that
OF many others in favor Of this medicine. The
PAIN KILLER 10 invaluable fer the diseases
for which it IL recommended. Try Q bottle of
IL and see II We do not state correctly.-Rem1n
Citizen. an q I'm
Evening star., 1869-09-13

PROP. MARINI has returned from his Euro
pean trip, bringing with him q find budget OF
novelties from Paris and Vienna, in the way OF
new dances. He will open his dancing acade-
my on the 2Ist, as will be seen by the announce
ment elsewhere,
Evening star., 1869-09-13

SAD ACCfplMF.-On Wednesda evening last.
Q most hsart.rending accident occurred In
TiIehman. vhere6y two ladies lost their lives,
and tAird is lying In precafious condition.
As far a. we have been ssls Q learn, q was
caused By ne s1ploslon, q sa1psd f1o LAMP
Thprsday, and the third u not expected 70
liye.-SI i;cAasps Ny Coset. 3
Evening star., 1869-09-13
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO


PARIS, Sept. I3.-4eneral PrIm is in this
city.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

GENERAL PARKER, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, is now absent from tn city on trip
North to recuperate from the arduous Official
labors which have confined him here since the
Inauguration of the present Administration.
During his absence the duties OF the office will
be performed by Mr. w. +. Cady, chief clerk.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

REVENUE DRTRCT1v. OFFICER BRooKs
letter received at the Internal Revenue ONCE
this morning from Supervisor Fulton, at Phil
adelphIa, announces that Mr.. Brooks, the
oficer who was assassinated few days ago, Is
still in very critical condition, and that his
recovery is doubtful.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
Inmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne "
York ESkkY SATURDAY sni AL >frse
TERhATE 1UESDAYt dnN
Tickets sold 70 and from England, ss7z.sss
1relsnf. and the Continent
For f1ll Information apply 20 JOHN G.. DALE
Agent, 15 Broadway. Gew York,
MIDDLETON co,
BANKERS.
auz+u Washington.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

THB PURCHASE OF CUBA.-Private letters
from Minister Sickles express a sanguine hope
that the Spanish Government will accept the
proposition Of the Uited States relative to the
purchase Of Cuba. The Regent is personally
~ favor of it, but his Cabinet are slow about
accepting II.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

BAPTIST NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL Con.
'sNiioS.-Ths meeting, the first Of its kind,
Is to be held at st. Louis, Mo-, in the Second
Baptist Church, on Tuesday, November =, to
continre three days. The exercises will in
ciude Sunday School Institute, showing the
best methods OF managing and teaching in the
Sunday School.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

NAVAL ORDIRs.-Lieat. Commander Rich'd
6. Chew has been ordered to ordnance duty a.
the Washington navy yard, from the 1st o.
October next.
passed Assistant Paymastsr DanT A. Smith
IT,, has been ordered 70 duty at the Pensacola
navy yard.
Chief Engineer Edmund s. De Luce has been
ordered TO duty In charge Of steam enQneering
at the Naval Academy.
The orders Of Paymaster W. N. Wamough
to the Pensacola navy yard, havo been revoked.
Lieut. Commander Arthur II. Wright has
b,en detached from the New York navy yard,
and ordered 70 duty AZ the Naval Academy.
Surgeon L. r. Dodge has been denoned rom
Midshipmen F. o. Mclean and J. U. irvine
have been detached from the Tuscarora, ana
ordered to Washin gton, ID. O., for examination
for promotion.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

GOVERNMENT RBCB1Prs AND ExPxrpr-
TuRRs.-The actual expenditures Of the Gov.
eminent during the past fiscal year were
s32l, 100000, and the receipts s37O,OOOOOO. The
recent statement that the expenditures were
over S500,OOO,OOO, included the entire cash
transactions, as shown by the Treasurer 8
books, but the whole Of this sum was not ex.
pc nded.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

WHO is to be Secretary OF War is still the
mooted question in political circles. Many
look upon Gen. Dodge as the most likely to
fu the vacancy; but others, who are generally
regarded as pretty shrewd and safe guessers,
consider Gov. Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, the
coming man. They ere able to give, TOO, what,
under ordinary circumstances, would be
thou q ht good reasons for THAR faith
Evening star., 1869-09-13

INV STYLE FALL GOODsi
JUST RECEIVED BY
b. III. DUVALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
434 Pennsylyanis avenue.
st7-eo6t Between AZ and 9Th streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
Masonic Celebration at Brydnfs
Pond.

The prospects are that the Masonic
celebration ut Bryant'> Pond, on the 9Th
of July. viii be = great success. The
ma>ous Of Dixieli, Mexico, Canton and
other towns, arc expected TO 80 with
eight horse teams and music. aud many
of the order. GU; OF the County, will be
present. The fares on the Grand Trunk
road viii be at half rates. We under
stand that 10000 fee; of lumber have been
procured Ia erect seats an the island,
where the dinner will he served under
spacious tents The sail ON the steamer
will be no small part Of the attraction.
\ plesSanter or more central place in
the County for the celebration, could not
have been selected, and we are assured
that E.iRs, Nil MI, not ~ be at =
loss t. cater for the wants OF MI who at
tend. Tickets should be procured before
the 2o,h. however, thathe Ma! know how
many 10 provide for
Though Masonic celebration, it is
not confined to the order. for all who buy
tickets will fare alike, in all respects.
The Grafton byJ. II. DIummond, Esq,
o; Portland, will ~ doubt be one of his
brilliant and popular public efforts. for
which he j. Justly famed. and should be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
.fudOreI' Items.

The farmers have been rather late about
their spring sowing and planting this
spring. ON account of the lateness of the
season, but vegetation is looking remark
ably wcll, especially grass, which bids
fair 10 no o n. Up. Many farm
ers have hoed their corn the first time.
We had four frosty mornings last week,
in succession, which had tendency to
make corn look rather yellow; there was
very little damage done.
Mr.. Milton Cutting. coming home from
the Lakes last Friday. June llth, in An.
dover Surplus, was overtaken by hail
storm which covered the ground three
inches; it is something very unusual fol-
such hail storm with four frosty morn
ings Immediately preceding it.
For the benefit of the numerous readers
of the Democrat | will give you the ex-
pericncc of some of our farmers in regard
to grub in their sheep. ii. ID. Abbott
had some sheep whose heads swelled
they refused food; he got some tobacco
which one Of them ate with very little
urging. The result was, it cured them
entirely.
WIN. Adams, had some taken in the
same way; he didn't give them any tobac-
co-result, they all died. Tobacco will
also cure sheep troubled with scratches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
MericO.

The body OF Edward Grace was found
at the lower end of the large eddy, OPP
posite this place, Wednesday afternoon,
by Mr.. Gibbons, of Bangor, who came
here to search for the remains of his
brother, another one of the men drowned.
We buried the remains of Mr.. Grace, in
the grave yard at this place. We have
made strict search for the bodies of the
other two men, and they cannot be found,
rs yet.
Nearly eighteen million feet of lumber
has been driven past this village this
spring, the largest amount ever driven
in one year, before.
Frost here and hereabout, two morn
ings during the week past.
The remains of Edward Fling, another
of the men drowned the lSt inst, at Rum
ford Falls, were found Sunday afternoon,
18th, by George White, of Peru, two
miles below this village.
The flume through which water was
carried to the mills ut Rumford Falls, has
broken down, and business at the mills
stopped for while, until the gates at
the lakes are shut and the water lower in
the river.
The remains OF Edward Grace, were
taken from here yesterday. to be carried
to Eddington, the home of his relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18

1t has been generally reported that
there was but one graduate from Maine
this wear at the Naval Academy at An
uapolis, Sumner G. Paine of Bangor, but
there was another whom we rather take
pride in claiming from Maine-we refer
10 William W. son of Gep'l. W. h. KIM
ball. of Paris. He was not reported rs
from Maine. because his appointment
came from the President, under n law
authorizing the President to appoint n
number at large. sons of mcritoriors OIL
GERS in the service of the country. Young
Kimball graduates high, taking rank No. I
in a class numbering - graduates, and
l7i originally
Al the examination of the Academy, 4
good deal of amusement was afforded TO
the visitors by mock naval combat be-
tween kimball and his roommate, Each
was in the bow of y whc'ry, and armed
with a lance. one end of which was pad
dcd. BY the aid OF Sculler 10 each boat,
they were 10 strive toput each other HorS
de- combat. Kimball got the first good
blow and Knocked hi, competitor over
board, but he regained his boat, and
hit kimball. who with>tood the blow, but
il overturned his shell. He got on the
bottom of il, while his oarsman made for
the shore. The point was to balance the
she'll and ward OF ~ ,.';t". yAtcd ~ pa -
S"cli' Hn '',nrsitn". - 1.,n>tanu The dow
OF an opponent, lance. kimbalI finally
availed himself OF the courtesy of his OPP
ponent, to right his she'll, when they
came ashore amidst the plaudits of the
spectators.
The graduating class, after leave OF
twenty days, report on board Steamer
Sabine, for voyage of about a year
around the world. Mr., kimball is now
on a visit home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
J.AS.G BLAINE


some indies ,jeR of the tUeling of The
people upon the question OF Governor,
NAV De seen in the carnc>taeSS with which
the matter is discussed in most commu-
mites, tho but few primary meetings for
the election Of delegates have vet been
held. From the information ve can OH
tain in our County, GOV. Chamberlain
will obtain about twenty or twenty-five
delegates, perhaps one quaIterof the rep
rcscntation ofthe County. His friends, 10
say the least, have been - active rs Ms
opponents There have beenuo efforts, on
either side, To get oat delegations, and
the oppression viii be cmphatically the
sentiment Of the people who haze made
up their minds deliberately.
The opposition to GOV. Chamberlain, n
the state, seems conferred upon Mr. Per-
ham. though it i said that York County
viii present the aamr of Judge Tapley.
]. isneedlcsS - >pecul;,,caS To the resalJ,
which is soucay a, hand We hope to see
al. oug towns represented in the Couven-
ton, ,aa, The viii OF tie people may be
aalc known, and then the result will he
ac4ujc>ced in, and victory again perch up
ou our banners.
IN mem