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MINNESOTA,

Ifs Resssrees sRd Pre0rese-ID Bssssr.
eafhTsfSess ssd fsrfdisr, $50 I0 ~.
.iCranis.-X Nee SssE Fres n c:ss.
complied from oseisl sosrce. sud published By drive.
ton of Governor Horace Avsiin. .
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rived chiefly frun In siats Bsrvsa Of BatisstcA asI
other.i.s .agposd ~ ss,ss;,ss md di:is'sr's'sd
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ins sIsSss ssd ,aiss q msnsfsesss have isersassd
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=. .ss..is ns. islr.:. a!:srs.s. o.. s,s..i -
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letton IN which use STATE " shown 20 havs osSPvszz
I'll her sistrrs Due attrntion b gvea to political -
sncisi instiutions, government. tahstlon. vase ~
properly, distrtbutton 81 we.ith. lmps.ss.IS
hryns rrsuptioa laSa isv ~ desceat. beGl pss1es,
sfafisfics of charitable ssstftuttses. 800 -
seyspapsrs, rsiisioa, sssdsy csh'"'s' sAs'' ~
i sSssisd.. With chapter 9. .r.s!.s ts,as =.
pssd ssis 30. - os,.i. -r.s Darn. rive - ~
q Hss ,s.n ,. sa. e." ~ s ss.:s s s
b. -smpfses Ae Win sssressiess q % ths ess-
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fsr q ne :sl.,ss ssssap.slss IN :: s..sss.
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ID. soes .I!i . ...s y AM .sars:. !. A.sr;s g
~ ~ e fxdi Davis. 60 49,
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The nsyies OF the world are having streak Of
bad luck. The Wanted French navy has proved
unable to blockade the enemy's ports or to cap
ture any vessels Of value, and the only use
which seems likely to be made Of II In the pres
ent war Is to make . present VI half Of 1t to
Prussia as part Of the price Of peace. One Of
the most famous and mos, costly Of the English
iron-clads has gone down in moderate storm
with loss Of hundreds Of lives, from certain de-
fects Of construction. Within the year an
American gunbost has been sunk In friendly
harbor by bit Of careless steering, and most Of
her crew persisted from sheer lack Of boats on
board for an emergency. And now one Of our
largest ffigates. bearing the body but not guided
by the spirit Of our great admiral, has run on .
well -known reef In our own waters, at high tide
and In broad day, and had the most narrow e.
cane from becoming total wreck.
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= 80 CURE FOR
Female Weakness.

It's effects are wonderful In the Relief and Cure OF
The following Dissases. ,. :,
The Back and Limbs, Dyspspsla, PAlpltation Of The
Heart, Deprsssioa OF Spirits, Irregularities Change
OF Life LeucorThea OF Whites, Dropsioal Affections,
Gravel, Inflammation OF the kidneys 10.
valuable remedy afSer Childbirth, - soon - they
On take anything streokthinEa Will And u unssr-
psssed- IL q not confined 10 Females altogsshcr,
suffering ffom Debility OF weakness,
Manslsctursd .nd bold by Mrs.. LINUS pELcH'
ER. Randolph, Mass. 49,.
dressed. Proe one dollar per bottle. or ak Cor ave
dollars. Sent by Exprco, OF according 10 dirco-
lions, receipt Of the money, enclosed ln letter
fw ais BY O. q. GOODWIN CO, u HAaover
for sale In Biddeford by Alvan Bacon and Berry
q Dudlsy, and By Druggists gsasrslly. 3mc
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'Psrsons Purgativs Pills" will greatly relieve u
not entirely cure, dyspepsia, when everything else
hIls. They have been tried In some despefste
cases, and have given more relief than any osnsr
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WENT NEWTIELD,

York County Conference met at West Newaeld,
Oct. H. Opening Sermon by Rev. Thomas N Lord,
closing by Rev. O. Y. Page Of N. II. The following
questions were discussed, What Is II 10 be . Fol.
lower Of Christ what does he expect OF His Fol.
lowers, how reward themi The connection Of tho
Sanctuary and Morality and Property-valuei It's
connection with the Family. Tho relation OF tho
Prayer Meeting 10 iiuing Ministry, greatest EN-.
cheney Of Sabbath School, how seeuredi DIT VII.
liam Warren presented the claims Of Foreign Mis-
sions, Rev. W. II. Gilbert the Bible, Rev. J. d.
Emerson spoke on the Notifies Of the Pilgrims,
and the plans for observing this memorial year."
The good people Of N. Allied the Church-ths Au'
tumnal scenery ". enchanting-the meeting most
profitable. Next meeting, June 1871, at Alfred. r
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LOCAL ArrAIRs.

Laundry having suspended business. Mr. VIM
Bracket has taken the room occupied by him.
which gives him IN sddioon Of twenty-five
fest, 10 his grocery store
Tuesday night, - Mr.. John Hodsdon. wa
driving Brackets Grocery team down Adams
Street, the horse steppsl on rock. and fell. ou'
luckily rsosivsd ooly fsu iight soArs
Mr.. Hors,io N. Oeaves has purchased the
Liver, stssls. Of James Stephens. No. b wash
ington st. .......
Henderson and Lane. Cigar Manufacturers
No. 80 Main street, have Dissolved partnership
The business win be carried on BY wn. W
Lane.
The alarm Of are, about 10 o'clock Monda,
morning. was caused bys roou-full Of smoke
from . defective stove at Mason 4 Weymouth,
Law once, No. 81 Main st
Mr.. II. NJ Cieavss. losts valuable horse on
Saturday last, disease not known
The Arm Of Cock Bros Is dissolved. Jere-
ui,h Cook, eirriss on the ba,iness at the old
stand.
We understand new Dry Goods store Is "a
DC opened IN hendAs "e. ~
"'oy IN es'e'p''''"s '" '
Rev. Mr.. Tenpey returned last week from
three weeks visit to New Hampshire.
On Lar, Pr;d.y uirh, the residence Of Mr.. Ira
Andrews, No. SO South ST.. Was entered by q
,.r,on q, ,.rsop, unknown. who without alarm
thu inmate. succecied In carrying od Mr.. AS,
,oN v.,eh ovrroost- and \ hat AID coat b
longing 10 his son. The Litter article was found
On Saturday afternoon, under some boards neal
the railway station Il has been suggested thai
~ m. coat hal been left. the matter kept FROM
-, -, az, a.. ,.n,ur, NJ
one or more OF the williams or their aeeompi'ce'
vo.n probably have resulted. This We regret
NJ, don. Mr. A thu same dsy 70
:, - 49,, 4,
cei'eu nrge am"a"' " '"o"N'
to pay the laborers on the new road OF Sh'co
he Is the contracting builder. and doubtless that
ss the % 'eS' m 'e"'
Mr.. Aaron Weber. . respected member ol
this community. but who, We are sorry 10 learn
has Tor some time past been subject 10 occasions
mental alterations. was missed from home las,
frid.v evening. and though tuo hours sfser, h'
va. followed to the woods, yet ii being dark and
he terrified by the lantern which his son carried,
the searchers withdrew and up to Sunday noon
no particular information was obtained Of his
whereabouts. Then Mr.. CLARK fell in with .
man living near the Guinea school-hoase who
upon inquiry, said that about 10 A. NJ, h'
went into the pasture after his horse, and there
~s person answering the description. bins
under tree. When he returned the person wa
gone. Mr.. c. at once drove back 10 the city
and raised number Of men to sooar the woods
in that direction. Returning be met Mr. Tar
box with the missing man in his wagon. alive.
but in consequence Of such exposure. very i'll.
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Fuckers OF NO. anu ''i'S' s"u W y"
far driving thoSe rooms and also O wood planning
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All Mechanics call for Besch's washing Soap. u
Il powerful detergent, and 10 Just what they vsns
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Notice of Foreclosure

IMPORTANT FACTS.
More than two thirds Of the diseases which afiict
the human rsos are originated by . TORPID LIZ
Err or some BILIOUS COMPLAINT. ,
MORE THAN 100000 PERSONS
Die annually who might DO savsd by judicious
r|.at use Of ..4
DOWNS
FAMILY PILLS!
Thsy are tho most wonderful medical discovery
ever msds for the cure Of r..
BILIOUS
LIVER COMPLAINTS I!
STIMULATES THE LIVER, REGULATE
THE BOWELS, PURIFY THE
BLOOD, CURE ALL iIU.
MORs and ERUf-
TONS Of THE
SKIN, -l,.-
AND RESTORE ALL THE FUNCTIONS TOA
HEALTHY CONDITION.
II Ladies' will and these Pills an invaluable
remedy, they remove all obstruotions and restore
nature 70 her accustomed channels. .-... %"
One boz will convince one Of their superior
merits. #a' "a F. ..a.H
In full doses they operate without the least PAM
or GRIPPING, ARE PERrEcrLr SAFE, and are war
rsntsd PURELY VEGETABLE
Price % Gents.
FOR SALE IN BIDDEFoRD by
DR.. D. smith, u Main Street, and Berry = bud
ley. mn
Charlie. H. Dsnne,,, warren 9. Bryant; and j.
A. Berry. ...- IL 1911 lsve,- :
SAMUEL n. CAME.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Alfred, Maine. -,
tyr Particular attention paid 70 Collections. 20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
...- PORTLAND. MAINE. D. b.
THIS fayerite Hotel has bean - long
establI,hed and n will known % tne
yiins public ,s., !, cs!y sss .ss + c: .s.a
II Ullt peroas sraa tD-day. 10 has oeeu uyr-
Il oa~hiy rpuovated tof ths $4,000 % w.
and an IL npDoinimsnts table sfteu.ata, 4e- are
arst-elsss In ever respect, Wills ~ ebaEee are %.
secoad rste. Ts location of The Unlted ststes no.s
q md Z. rsS and
I Telegraph station IN the once % ti~ hose.
oIBsoN, BURRILL = CUsMMAN,
ia % b, AGENTS WANTED FOE 90
r. R EE LOV
IT'S VOTARIES. -
Of l,odsrs 49, Ths whole sahset lad hare Ard ~
hdsess.ess 49, = snissral sxssrsuon. ~
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LYMAN.

DR.. Warren Of your city on Monday ampu.
tated the leg Of Mrs. Abigail Gould, lady u
years old.
-.... '. KENNEBUNK.
In 1920 the population was 2l45 when the
town was taken from Wells.
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The selling agency Of the Maine cotton mills
heretofore employing y. Skinner & Co., has
been transferred to Messrs. J. s. & Z. Wright
and Co., Boston. . ..
The list Tor the coming lectures in Shsw's
Hall Is nearly completed. aud We give the pro
gr~mme: Course TO commence Oct. %, with
Hon. VIM. PArsons'-Currn and the wits Of
the Irish bar; Nov. 2, II. W. warrsn'-Tr;p to
the Stars; Nov. .. Prof. NJ. 7. Brown'-Select
Reaiinss; Nov. 10, VIM. r REPRESENTATION
al Traits, Nor. 3, senator Pitch-The Coming
Empire; Nov. 80, John J. Pinkertou-sir
Philip Sydney; Dec. -; Dec. II. Mis-
Alice C. Dutton-odds and Euds; Dec. q. w.
II. Marr.y-AdirondAcks- The dates may
vary little when definitely arranged. One Of
the ooarse win b delivered by Col. z. c. SHAN
NON Of this city. Those marked with - were
In last years. osarss. ~
PoLics Irrxs.-ofncers Brsskeu and Culian ar.
rested tuo women on LAoonis street, Tuesday night
Cor drunkenne.s Cue OF them had . "blsok eye"
the finishing touches Of which would have done
credit 70 professional prtss nghtsr. 81 fCs :
TIE police arrested young man on suspicion Of
being concerned In the late barglaries, hut there
being no proof against hin. he vns discharged.
ofaeer uaisltine "caged" Tom Finley the other
night overcome with "rvd eys.' Tom Is fright
amer" Daniel Pratt, having siresiy gained the title
Of the ''6reAi York County Travelled" He starts
On another trip to the shlr~,o~a lrnmsdiatsiy.
sAco.
Friday afternoon, large number Of people
gathered at the Fair Grounds, In Saco, to Wit
pss the trst for borses that never beat $50 ;
for which the Society offered purse Of $50.
$50 to the bsst. go to The second and $40 to
third. AZ the same exhibition. purse Of SIS
was offered for Genilemen's Driving horsss. 70
gard being paid TO styls. sped and action. Foe
the $50 rsee. there were thrs eutrio; Gen
Warren, whalsboos and Black Ralph. The
rice was won By General warren, in thrss
straight hcatA The following Is . summary
Socisiy's Trsck. Hors Fair. Friday. Oct 7.
Puss $50 $50 to hrst, $40 10 seoood. so %
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pleIais," and others Of souorous enterprise,
nov shook OF It's apathy, and Enthusiastically
defiance To such arrsnt triains Was the reply.
We await the issue with gathering awe.
Dee. wsdsevccd % his city Lost . valuable hcrse
at Nevaeld last week II seems The horse uAs hired
By . party 10 90 10 thai place, when upon their
arrival, for cause, the no re suddenly dropped
dead.
Jossph Boyeu Of this city. p~iler. hs been
arrested In Portland for adultery. Last Feb
ruary an Irish girl named Jane Montgomery
o,ne over here In the HISTORIAN. and became
acquainted With Boyss at Ksnnsbunk. where
he Va, psiiiius. he represented th., he Vas
. single man, paid her great attention, and
finally a. she s~ys, took her ~ Grs~, Falls, n
H.. and there married him last Nay. They
have lived together - husband and vie 81
various places. he avoiding Bddeford. and Il
vss not until very rcestly that his vifs and
family heard Of his missioinc He real wiz
vent 10 Portland las: week and put the matter
in the hands Of the police. TIE oficer found
the couple boarding In the Dolan block and
arrested both 81 them and took them 10 the
lookup. v., HN .|... .... a.T
The Arm Of VIM. II. 4 L. @. Hanson have
completed their ..stsAm Mrll'' on Main stree,
adjoining the Rail Read. Il b 40 BY rs. thrc<
stories high. two rooms win b occupied With .
single. asd gsss-ftou Is 10 2s.-of AVS
also shinsie and elapeoard machine at eos'
Of $1,000, tAs building ssd machinery uiil cost
$4,000. One door = 10 Be- le< The wood io'
which b to supply tAb min b IS miles Distant
sxtsnding ftOu NORTH Conway to the Notch Z
distance of about % miles In lsasth and nearly
8 In average Width. MS accessible nom the
mill By sAco rivsr OF The Portland 4 0gdsus-
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San Dosnsngo-Unfted States FrOtec-
ainn-The aspfnt0n OF RRea.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Navy De-
partment has adrices from Comma nder
Green at San Domingo. In an interview
with Baez the latter said the Republic was
in peaceful condition, and he did not an
ticfpate trouble 30 long as the United States
manifest no desire to annex San Domingo.
From other sources Commander Green as-
certaIncd that the rejection Of the treaty
by the United States Senate caused conside-
rabe disappointment, aAf some persons,
including those favorable and opposed to
annexation. were disposed to attribute the
failure to acknowledgement and bad faith on
the part of the Dominican Government in
negotiating the treaty. Commander Green
inclineS to the opinion that withdrawal OF
the protection Of the United States and the
prospect Of annexation would instantly
lead to revolution by Cabral.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Cabinet
meeting held to-day was attended by all the
members except Secretaries Fish and Bout
SYell, who x8e represented by Assistant
Seeretarics-Davis and Richardson They
considered for some time the appropriation
bills in connection with the opinion Of At
torney.General Alderman, but were unable
to provide for the defect in the law. There
tore Che. Government will be compelled to
await further legislation, though some Of
the branches of the public service viii in
the mean time suffer. 1t is known from the
President himself that he will not call an
extra session of Congress unless the war in
Europe shall so affect our interests rs to
render one necessary, but Of this he has no
apprehension at present.
The President officially heard on Thurs
day that France had declared war, and con-
templates issuing a proclamation of neu-
trality in accordance with the laws of the
United States, though it will not be ready
for week or more to come. The duty of
our citizens pending the contest will be
clearly defined.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen has not accepted the
mission to England. 1t is understood that
the unsettled condition of his business AZ
fairs delays q response.
The President left Washington tonight
on his return to Long Branch, whence he
will depart for St. Louis on Monday next
on private business, returning to Long
Branch Tuesday, August 10th. The object
of his presence in Washington to-day was
merely to settle some public business of a
routine character.
A special order has been issued from
the War Department extending General
SicklcS's leave Of absence one year. thus al
lowing him to continue as Minister to
Spain.
Commodore j. Boyle is seriously sick.
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RAEEROADS.
ca So sg ga E
rHEsAPEAKE End OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-Oasnd after SUNDAY. July 70,
1870, the PASSENGEh TRAINS VII run 20 fois

NELNsE K-X-4-L-ES--
IHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ls7o, Tue PxssENGEE TEAMS sWiiiTun 81 foi.
MAi III TRAIN wir1run daily between Rienmena
: sns eoto sup s spsVWes sSh1
sas s1Pq % E s sns, sspana
arrive at Richmond al sso p M mating closei
copnections st GordonsviIle and Chsrioteesyane
trains for Alexandra, Wsshingfo1, Balumoze,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. &s.: also fof
k, sW SesSSs kMnsa,yi,Is GhstaD1og Memphis
and sup at Gown ton. Going East, bSesSfsss g
s sS ana sns 4 Thkis win
tween Richmond and Washington and between
oa sns Se sss iSmou 1s q
and arrive at Washington at s:sS A. NJ. and y
White sulphur q: 10 4; M leave Washing ton p
and arrive at Richmond at leo A. NJ, making OH
through connections at Richmond and WashiDg-
Ga and Vii Be- raa Sro m &c
aud Baltimore and between Richmond and Wktse
Sulphur without change.
Going East, sup ut Staunton. 5T9s-<aE &c.,,
These trains connect win, stages as follow
lng's) Springs, u miles and Weyer's Cave, u I
miles. ~ 4.
oshsn WITH for e9la sungE ssss
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miiesi ana
Natural Bridge 35 miles. -
At Millboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs
10 miles; Warm Springs, is miles; Hot Springs ~
miles and Healing Springs, % miles. =. 80
AT Covington with stages to Healing Springs,
AZ Ailsghany with sssEss to Red Sweet springs,
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salk
Sulphur Springs "a miles; Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles; Red Sulphur springs, Il miles; Lewis
burg, miles and Charleston, los miles.
Through tickets issued TO all points North, West,
- JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
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TELEGRApH1C NEWS.
Now York MONEY ana stock Market.

NEW YORK, August s--,Noos. Stocks strong
Money, 3G04 per cent. Cola 1918. Sterling Ex-
c,,auge--Lony, leaa short ,lot. ts.2es, 80, Ill.
Tennessee a's-Ex-coupons, cit; new. Get. Fir-
sints e's--Ex- coupons IS; new, S.. Louisiana
6's cot new. ss. Levce as. &C SIS, So. Alabama
SIS, On: SIS. Il. Georgia es, Sc: 20, ao' North
Carolina as, 4Ss; new, 70. South Carolina "s,
-: new, IL.
12renfaQ Money easy ut aNS5 per cont. Sterling
exchange very dull Il: toas6aloat. Gold weak at
&c opening. ana declined to III. Afterwards raj
lied TO 1874. was quiet during thu afternoon, snd
closed steady with not much doing. At l2ltGlI2IS.
Governments opened quiet and firm. were
quiet and steady during the afternoon, and closed
steady and very dan as, 81, coupon, Ilaa '62's.
liiR: 'Gi's. llc,: '65's, llos: lo-io's lo7a.
Southern Securities orcnCd dull and continued
so throughout the afternoon, closing quiet and
nnrnAnrnd
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COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour. aIarkaa,

OFFEHINGE

t& CFFEHINGE.
WHent.-white, 2ss bushels good at ef.as: Slo
bushels very good iat &1.7o; 200 bushels tough at
A1.3c; II bushels damaged at SI.1o; 10 bushels
damaged Mt sI.e5 $50 bushels choice nc S1s77i 81
bushels choice at 81 rs AID bushels good ut 90
goo bushels at 100 busheia damp at 81 So $40
bushels ut $50; 40 bushels smutty at &L2D; $50
bushels at 81 SIS 30 bushels foul at 9L4o s. BUSH
els very inferior at Sl.2o 40 bushels inferior ut
a1.35: "a bushels badly cleaned nc Sl.s9 LOO bush
els good At $1.65- total, 2 9es bushels. \
Hhsni.-Red. 40 bushels foul at 81. IS 80 bushels
yerv good Mt 81 573: d76 bushels good at 26a
bushels foul ut $50 5s bushels very good at 81 So
400 bushels at 81 10 100 bushels damp at &ls5 sos
bushels prime at sl.ses; % bushels very inferior
at Sis: Lao bushels ut sl.ss; 40 bushels damp
at sf..0 3ls bushels at Sl35; So bushels very nfe-
rior on private terms % bushels very damp at
S1?0 Ia bushels very good nc 81 SIS; So bushels IN.
ierior ut s.2o 80 bushels wet at Sl,05 a08 BUSH
els old ut SI.ao-totaL S, 1S5 bushels. - q
CorIl..White, 100 bushels prime at Slls 30
ousheis damaged ut S1.o5-total, go bushels. MIX
Ell ao8 bushels very good at $l.16.
odl8:-Is bushels fair at 49c.; 10 bushels very
goou AT aac; 31s bushels st 4lc 362 bushels at a2c
s"2 ousheIs at a9c.-total, .. 06o bushels.
fsye.-52a bushels good ut soc.
Screentngs.- lie bushels at SEQ; bushels at 81
total, q bushels. I
RE-ETHIBITED.
IVhedt-Whlte, saS bushels. Red, 4a4 bushels.
RHe.-Si bushels. ~
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the influence OF tho Empress Eugene to
bear effectively against the Withdrawal of
the FreneAs troops, but failed, and to-day
the last.detachment leaves Ciyitp vecchia.
Negotiations at Florence for the pre-
seryation of the neutrality OF the Pontiilcal
territory have been successful
1t il reported that England 81 will send
two frigates to the Tiber to protect the
Pope.
Jesuits are endeavoring to induce the Pope
10 remove to Malta.
Collisions between the German and
French soldiers in the Papal service arc OF
constant occurrence.
The war news is narrowly watched.
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Alfrcts-Suicide of
Editors.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.-Advices from
Sidney, Australia, are to June 30th. Prince
Alfred was expected there July 1St. Great
preparations were making for al irtcrna-
tional exhibition.
a nugget Of gold weighing nnety-three
pounds has been found in Victoria.
The Governors of four of the colonies
were holding 4 conference at Australia. 1t
was agreed to accept Protectoratc unless
England objects.
4. Ii. Gordon and TT. Walstcad, two pro-
.mincnt journalists, have committed suicide.
Parliament meets August 18th. The Eng
lsh loops would be withdrawn from Aus
traia in the same month. The cotton crop
promises to yield largely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06
Hon. jefferson Davis.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 81
Hon. Jefferson Davis left on the = j. Nj.
train Yesterday on his way to Europe. The
lcave-taking of some of the ladies was quite
touching. He will arrive in Baltimore on
the 3 O'Clock train to-day, remain there till
Friday, and so thence to New York.
Among the recent arrivals here are &C.
neral Gcary, of South Carolina; cX-Secre-
tary of War Conrad, of Louisiana; and
Commodore Maury.
General X. E. Lee has not rendered his
services to France, as reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

Yesterday Developments relative to The
"ycr-issuine Of stock OF the parkcrsburg
Branch railroad indicate that twenty .ho.l-
sand shares Of stock were issued, valued al
stbO,Go0 The oyCr-issuc bear. il is said,
the genuine signatures OF the President and
Secretary vi the company, and l. probably
held III Baltimore, and not i'll New York, rs
has been stated. The cX-sccrctary ri the
company, Sir. Crawford, says that the stock
WAS merely borrowed, and that il hc is lei
alone. tie returns from tie investments that
he has made viii cover the stoch issued in
risprt time. - BdittmVre Anserlcun, Jth.