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The Republican journal., 1871-08-10

SAD ACCIDENT AT CHINA. On Sat,lr-
day Mr.. Edward L. Virgins of Albion,
was drowned while fishing with two
young friends who were visiting him
from Massachusetts, at what is known
rs Birch Point, in China lake, about one
mile below the village. The day being
sultry, it was proposed to 90 in bathing
They were only about two rods from the
shore, but the water at that place deep
ened very rapidly, Il fact of which they
were ignorant. Virgins was the last
to plunge into the water, and the boat
had at that time drifted still further from
the shore. He was not swimmer, and
ii is surmiscd that he expected to touch
bottom, but instead Of that he went down
into fifteen feet of water. He rose partly
to the surface and sunk again. and direct
~ air bubbles were seen to come up.
Ills companions, finding he did not rise,
swan out to the drifting boat and pad
died to the spot where he went down,
lie was then lying on bottom. A signal
was given to u boat across the lake con
tanning two men, who at once fastened
to the rescue. BY the time they arrived
there, fifteen or twenty minutes had
elapsed One of the men dove twice
but failed TO get the body. The other
one then dove and got hold of the body
and brought it to the surface. Mr.. Wig
gins was IN active and worthy mcmber
of the Masonic fraternity. X onnebec
Journal.
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HEaEAsT PRICES CURRENT.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,
or the week ending Wednesday, July ,

For the week ending Wednesday, July %
At market for the current week-Cattle 210l Sheep
and Lambs 1l'S Swine 5000; veals %. Last week ::
Cattle k705 Sheep and Lambs o312; Swine 1900 veals
30. From Maine ;:4p cattle; 62o sheep.
Prices Of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
OF hides, taow and dressed Beef-Extra quality
S7a7 %; first quality 50aG rs second quality $da6 70
third quaiity5 25a5 81 poorest grade OF Cows Oxen,
Bulls, &c, 81 5Oa5
Hides and Tallow-Brighton Hides '-4aSc; Brigh-
ton Tallow GAG 12c; Country Hides 7a7 l2; Country
Tallow 5a5 l2c; Calf Skins 1Gasc Sheep Skins, 81.
Working Oxen-EXtra, $2O0a250; ordinary, $140a
1876 poor Oxen from $50 to 100 per pair.
Mich Cows-Extra S65a90; ordinary S35aG0
per head. Store Cows, $25a55. Most OF the cows
brought into market for sale are OF common grade
Store Cattlei earnings, $9a2o; year o,is, $l5a20
year ods, $27ai5 Most of the steers that are in
fair condition are sold for beeves.
Sheep and Lambs-EXra and selected lots 81 GOA
100; Ordinary, So 00a3 co; or from 1-2a1c per ID
Lambs SD 0OaG 90 per head, or from to lie per lb
Swine-Store pigs, wholesale, 7cts; retail, Sa 100
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 1-2c
Poultry-EXtra, 1ic; medium, II 3-4a15; poor, 14t
per lb.
Droves from Namely G Norcross. 80 sheep;
X Bumps, l.2 sheep; Glidden, cattle; Canon
lOj cattle w w Hall, % cattle; Hick, IS cattle
j IL Weymouth 81 cattle; l. l. Lucas, Gs cattle AM
Il sheep; " II Smell, i52 cattle; A II Fletcher, I
| CATTLE Walker u Viles, % cattle; Il Southland, /
! CATTLE Wells & Richardson, A. cattle; Dolioif !
Whittier, 9 cattle; o 7 Estes, IS cattle; Gray,
cattle Morton Wetherbee, 10 cattle,
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concert here Tuesday evening. We took peel
in and found the entertainment very pleasing
......lntant green corn is i'll our market, but
there is more cob than corn.....The Misses
Stafford and Mr.. Hoffman gave Il concert at
ScarSport meeting with a very good success......
fellow went into one Of our drug stores re-
Gently and call for some ''Cataract snu1"-a
very appropriate name by the way.....A small
party took a moonlight ride to Camden last
week. by way Of the turnpike. The moon was
beautiful. the rugged mountains on The one
side, the pond Oh the other, with the moonlight
playing upon them......A dozen or fifteen new
baked potatoes with other tiXlngs don't make Il
bad meal now davs.."..The Untarians will
make an excursion TO WateryilIe on Wctlnc s.
day of next week.
When you've gone to bed tired TO bottle up Sleep,
With apparently nothing to hinder
How pleasant it is to be kept awake
BY cats fighting under the wndow-and not
even Il boot to sling ut them.
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WALDO County Democratic Clnvention.

The Democrats OF Waldo County are requested to
meet in Convention AT the Court Mouse, Belfast,
ON saturday, August 10Th, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, Tor
the purpose Ct nominating two candidates tor Scna-
tors, County Attorney, County Commissioner and
County Treasurer.
Zach town will be- entitled to two delegates, and
additional for every - votes cast Tor he Demo
cratic candidate for Governor in 1870. A majority
fraction will give additional delegate
w. j. CoLBVEN. ! Democratic
UPTON TREAT,
u. /. DOE, County
CHARLES GIIDDEN,
N1ARk ). STILES, Committee
Htill /, Aug. =, Is
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The Nations Wards a Little Eccentric
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug.

A party of negroes returning from an
excursion on the Savannah Seaboard 6
Ridgeway Railroad, took possession of
two OF the cars, detached them near
Sandhy station and commenced fighting
among themselves. One negro is report
ed killed. The remaining cars with y
large number women on board, came to
this city. The negroes have possession
of the road and the Sheriff will 90 out to-
night to arrest the rioters.
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NJ A = g n :
German Linirnent Y

TJNuE GREATEST INTERNAL AND Enter
1 nal Remedy used for the Cure OF Cold,
Cough, Toothache, Headache, Rheumatism Neural
giI, Contracted Cords AIuCles and Tendons, Sprsins
Frost Bites and Chiblains Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Sealds Pleuri3y, Pains in the Side Breast Back,
Cholorl and Cholera MorUus, Cramp or Collie Pains
DiarIhpa, DYsentery also Inflammation OF the Kid
neys, Liver Complaints ANA Plpitaton OF the Heart
Impurities OF the Blood and Ringworm Bites of
Insects, Reptiles or Dogs.
The above medicine is compounded On the most
scientific principles, combining powerful remedies
found in no other Imminent, For Internal and Elk
stops all pain, producing a healthtul tone to the
whole system. 1t penetrates rapidly acts directly
on the absorbent>, equslizes the circulation and
fluids.
The above medicine has been put to the severest
tests ever met with and has proved to be more than
represented. 1t is recommended by all who use 1t.
Prepared only by c. A. MASON, No. % Church
St., Belfast, Ne 10 whom all orders should be ad-
dressed aud win receive prompt attention. III
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Aug. z, 1871.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 27a2sc per Id, with selections at 2oaoc good
40 2oa24c; fine Western at 19a2lc; common and in
ferior do at HAZE inferior and bakers butter sells
at 12a13c.
CllEESE-We quote fine factory at 1ol12c per ID;
ine dairy at 10all lee common to good at 6a10c;
inferior la5c.
EGGSThe market is firm, with sales of Eastern
at &c, and Northern at zoe per doz.
BEANS-We quote the best quality of medium
and pea beans at So 7a3 SO per bush for choice Yves
tern pea beans; 81 75a3 for common do, and 50 37a
80 Tor choice mediums S2a2 ~ for common do; SO
per bush for yellow eyes.
uAY-We quote prime Eastern and Northern hay
al S5oai3 Per TOM New York do $2Sa30; common
hay s2ol23 per ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS Oh An INVALID.

J)UBLISliED as warning and for the benefit o
L goang men and others, who suffer from Nervou!
Debility, &C. supplying The MEANS OF SELt-CuRE
Written by one who cured hims elf, and sent FIRE,
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y
6mi5sp
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Fenian Amnesty. A Riot in Dublin.

prnIIN, AUG. 6. In spite of the pro
hibiton of the authorities. the friends OF
ANNE sty attempted to hold a meeting this
afternoon in ph,rniy Park. Mr.. Smith, a
member of Parliament, Mr.. Sullivan, edi-
tor of the Nation and John Sullivan
EiVn. OF the lrishnan, entered the Park
with a LARGE crowd Police oupcrintend-
emf How. standing on the Wellington
monument ordered Smvtl and his fol
lowers to dcsist when h. was hurled 10
the bottom OF the monument and harbar-
ously malreatcd. A fearful riot ensued.
The police charged upon he mob and
beat and kicked men, women and chill
dren Unfortunately. The fight lasted
half an hour, when the police. having
been reinforced, succeeded in diSper5ing
the rioters Smyth, Sullivan and A man
named Nolan We're badly wounded
Over 100 injured have aecn taken to the
hospital The authorities are firm in
their determination to prevent any meet
inc, and the leaders in th" attempt to-
day will he prosecuted,
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u Q II > A L f

es, TIE HOUSE AND LAND Or
&gMtNA~A the subscriber, situated the
llgEzEGN Upper Bridge in Belfast. The House
snlI44Hail q is story and half, new and improv-
@-+-==@zS@e ed finish, and in first rate order.
Has about two acres of land, well fenced. with nice
orchard of yonng trees, and everything in complete
order. The whole will be sold at bargain.
HIRAM Il. WRIGHT.
Apply to SIMEON A. HEATH, near the premises.
Belfast, Aug. 8, 1871. IFS
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EIGHT Per Cent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to : l. 500 per
mile aud are for ) 9uO or 10 ech interest pay
able January and Iuy at the rate OF per cent Cur
rency per Gold, the option OF the holder.
bonds registered il desired.
Among the leading Stockholders OF the Company
are Hon. Il, u. Morgan Ex-Governor and Emu. s.
Senator; Hon. John A. Griswold, Ex-Lieutenant
Governor Troy, N. y; Hon. oakes Ames, NJ. c.,
Massachusetts, Messrs. Norton Bliss Co., l.. Won
Holman & Co.,, j. & w. Segman < Co., Harrison
Dprket, and Others. of New York; benjamin II.
Bates, President Bank of Commerce. franklin ila
vens President Merchants Bank Boston and others
also well known.
The above statement OF facts proves the SAL III \
oil these Bonds. Their PROFIT is equally manifest
upon elf minaion. They sold for the present at
so, and accrued interest from July lst. At this
price they afford certain income for forty five years,
Of nearly nine per cent upon their cost. One thou
sand dollars invested in these eight per cent. bonds
will give the purchaser than serentySeren PER
cent greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the Government Five Per Cents
while holders of Government Skies will find de
ciled profit in selling them at present high prices,
and re-investing in the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Bonds,
Subscriptions will be received in Belfast, by
A. H. BRADBURY,
Cashier Belfast National Bank.
Information concerning the Company and the
Road and pamphlets containing map and full details
Of the enterprise, be obtained of the undersigned
or any of the Company's advertised agents.
W. B. sHATTUCK, Banker,
AND
Financial A. emf, N. o., M. n Il. F. t. Coz
No. % Nassau Street New York.
2Ini9is
The Republican journal., 1871-08-10

FltIp DAYS on rus MAINE llI>TuII
CAL SoCIErl 1t has been decided to
hold the Field Dav of the Maine Historic
cal Society ON on about the .t;ti instant
and this celebration viii he distinct from
that III Fort Poph;m, which VIII take
place Oh the 18th The visit OF the socir-
". through it, committee. will lac to Penn
uqul and Nlonhcgan Island, The pur-
poses of the Society are two fold. First,
to aid the inhuliants OF Bristol in the
movement inaugurate,t by them, this
movement contemplating the erection Of
a granite monument on the site of the
ancient Jamestown OF Pemaquid TO re
ccivc and investigate such further facts AZ
the Subcommittee appointed Tor that pur-
pose have gathered relating To the an
tiluity and importance of the settlement
there, since HE last meeting in 1869.
Second. to make M official visit 10 Mon
hogan Island, TO explore lis antiquities,
and TO carefully examine the alleged rock
writings there
The visit 10 Monhcgan will follow tho
exercises nj Pemaquid.
We are informed that arrangement
will be made for trains from Augusta.
| Portland. Brunswick and Bath, via Knox
| 4 Lincoln Railroad, so that parties may
attend The exercises at pemaquid and re-
| turn the same day. This Will be com
| pIeted through the arrangements of Capt.
| g. w Morse, of Bath, who will be pres
| emf with his steamer Adelaide and his i'm
mcnsc barge 10 transport passengers From
| the X. 4 L. r. r. Depot at Damariscottt
TO Pemaquid and back for 30 cents the
| round trip.
Members of the press who will com
municatr with r. X Sewall Esq, o
Wiscasset, Secretary of Sub Committee
will have all proper facilities extended IL
them, Photograph.
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sEaRSHONT. The Democrats of Scarslnont
are requested to meet at GILMORE's HALL, OF
Saturday the 10Th inst at O'Clock, r. NJ, to choose
delegates to the County Convention, Per Order.
Sersmont, Aug. :, ls1l.
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Local Items, ( c.
News of the County and City.
CITY Affairs.
MONDAY, AUGt


ORDERS NO. ~ lh"' surveyor OIL cry Pi7'ilc'
dot,,r tor nh maid in cash ,rior to scrtcmber 1st
MAJ, Apnrouri,tinpt,u dollars f.,r,ls, ol pound
,.n. i. ti,d. Ryul ANA passed
is CONVENTION, G T. carter 'l'eIrd f"Id
HiN'f-
lHF 9lAlE FAIR. We hope the people OF
l'tlttSt VIII CONSIDER the matter well III all It's
.p..rnss before deciding TO invite hlther the
state Fam. II viii invoke q vast DIAL ii labor
AMT expense 10 citizens here. which. il is to he
..urd those that now talk the lou,lest VIII
,hith entirely II the lair is ANYTHING like =
~aptpS~. 1T viii bring an immense crowd ot
rrnlle->,lrh A ..ru,v,t n, pouEln.t. At.rusta or
Bangor have taund il ,Iiti.ull ln a.romml tnte.
Either of Hose iti.. has ~inaIe bo,g1~ tb,f Niil
..,r, f,r more. ollt,t. Sham thn combined uubie
hou,.~ of Belfast. Ii is too much to ask that
,.,sIe shall omen their bnllse, L. The crow i
and it gviil MOI be done To any great extent.
lhe chances are that the whole tIttil would he
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N1DNR DE. Tll

MONROE. The Democrats will meet IN eau
nj the Village SCHOOL HOUSE, August ~, at
O'clock Z. NJ, to choose delegates to the County
Convention and all other business properly before
Them 81 Per Order.
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A man named Thompson shot and instantly
killed man named Berris at Horsehead n Y
installing him for a paramonr of his wife, fol
whom he was watching. All the parties are
colored.
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ISESEEEpON NOTICE ,

THIS Is 10 CERTIFY THAT | HAVE RE
Unpublished to my SON. Gabriel Brown, the remainder
OF his time during his minority. | shall claim none
OF his wages ncr pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. JAMES II, BROWN.
Prospect, July 10, l~sl. 3w2-
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C1rr OF BELFAST,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ALI
Horses Cattle Swine found astray in the street:
OF thus city, after August 14th, will be i'm
pounded. C. T. CARTER, Field Driver.
Belfast, August 8, 1871. Iva
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~ - tt & e!
ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
Firm of Libby II Co., OF Stockton, are hereby
requested to settle their accounts on or Defore Aug
Goth. otherwise their accounts will go into the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
stockton, July q, 1871. JOHN {. LIBBY.
}W3s
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TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING. At
Bayview, Cecil county, Md, on Saturday
last a terrible instance of The deadly eff
tects of a lightning bolt occurred. Dur
ING Il heavy shower in the early evening
a house occupied by 4 family named
Royde, who were eating supper at the
time, was struck by lightning, A neigh.
Dor who saw the electric bolt strike the
house ran as rapidly as possible to the
place, and going into the yard Mr.
Royde's eldest son, Ga boy of ten years,
who had seen the house struck. was also
running home As they entered scene
of horror met their eyes. On the floor
near the window lay the bodies of the IA
Their and mother, n terrified and weeping
girl of eight holding the head OF the lat
ter in her lap, and apparently uncon-
| scious of the fact that she was dead, try
| ing to assist her to arise. A little two
years old child, entirely unconscious of the
calamity which had fallen upon them
was still eating supper, AS soon rs the
| eldest girl (she who was holding her
mothers head) became sufficiently com
posed, she gave the following particu-
lars: The family was al supper when
the storm commenced. The father anG
mother had finished their meal befor,
! the children and got up from the table
Mr. Eoydc was standing with his face
toward the window looking out, and Mrs
Royde was standing behind him, sewing
one of his suspenders, when suddenl,
there came fearful, deatening crash
and lie two fell to the floor. The MAJ
made no sound, but the child says he
mother gave one shrek and breath ed
few minutes after she fell. An EXAM
nation of the two bodies showed NJ
marks except that the hair on one side o
| Mrs ROYale,s head WAS SLIGHTLY burned
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Handk hiefs
all Iemmed sell
ing at 10 cents.
Lace Collars at
8, 10 and II cts.
Cotton Flannel
at IA cts. ....
Hemp Carpet
ings, Straw Mat
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SCENE IN INSPECTION STREET

One of the most effective and striking scenes
of the day was that presented in Inspection
street. The little billy thoroughfare, fankel by
high stone walls and stables, was choked from
mass of struggling blacks, swayed here and
there by every impulse, and by frequent shouts
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TO ALL PERSONS
BOTH SICK AND WELL.

BOTH SICK AND WELL.
II Long Life Of Health and Happiness
is desired let these Biters be taken, particularly
i'll the Spring ana Warm Seasons of the year. and
especially by the following classes of people -
The MECHANIC. who, from his constant in
door labors, not having sufficient access to the
bracing and refreshing air out of doors, becomes
weakened at the stomach, nervous, pale and sicky
his food not relishing nor properly digestine. He
should take these Bitters, and freely too, in or
der to get his system up, right and strong and in
prime condition to go through the warm weather
celebrating and cleansing power of the Dock
Root, Dandelion, Poplar, and Priekly Ash Bark
is what will bring him up and make him, physi
cally speaking, once more Il man! The
MILL OPERATIVE will find this Medicine
the very thing to cleanse the blood and strengthen
the system, and reTy D1ild and pleasant to take
The PALE AND ONCE BEAUTIFUL
LADY has but to take this compound freely and
she will be speedily restored to health, beauty
and buOynncy. The HONEST FARMER,
the CLERGYMAN and LAWYER, and
MEN OF SEDENTARY HABITS this
is your Medicne After once using it, you will
never be without it. 1t will improve you twenty
five per cent, The MARINER will find it the
best medicine in the world for his use; it makes
him, while at sea, hearty and rugged, and capable
shore, it renovates his blood and restores and re-
pairs his system.
The Largest Bottle, the Lowest Price,
and the most Enectual Remedy
in the World.
Diploma awarded by the Massachusetts Chart
OH Mechanic Association.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills composed of of Natures
modest gittsthe Pedopllum Petatum They possess all
the blood searching Alternative properties OF caomel but
n ..call lIlnlt lnA-
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AN EMEurE IN COLUMBUS STREET.

The registration at the polling place in Ward
Seven progressed quietly until about 10 o'clock,
when Mr.. Calvert, white man living in II an
over street came forward to register. The
members of the Citizens party present I'LL knew
him, t~ did also the Radical challenging com
mittee but he WAS challenged by a coored out
sdrr. and one man from each committee was
sent with him to his residence to allow him 10
verify his statement. ON their relurn and i:y-
oliitle report he WAS allowed 10 register, and
had left The place, when the Radicals, who had
congregated outside and We're angry at having
been fbed in their attempt TO cheat him ont of
his vote, seeing but few white men present,
rushed upon Calvert, insulting and assimg
him.
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tings, Oil Cloths,
Feathers, Cur
tains and Fix
lures, Noting
ham Laces and
Cornices, con-
stantly on hand.
Now is the time
to secure great
bargains at
-. BurkettS7
k. Church st., Belfast.
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JAPAN SILKS!
at Is cts. per yard

regular market
price and sold
correspondingly
low. Call and
see our immense
stock of all Wool
Hose just arrived
do not fail to ask
the price, Linen
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RADICAL PROFESSIONS; RIOTS AND OUTRAGE
ES. lIlDEOCS NOW LINGS OF TIE NEGRO
COMMUNISTS; THE KILLING or BAf.AAM
GRANT; TERRIBLE SCENES IN THE 5 1EEE1S
LAW AND ORDER NlNDIC tIED; 1lt t. j.
TROOPS, ETC. ETC.
From the Charleston Is. g. papers OF Aug. =
The Republican journal., 1871-08-10

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for
Blanc Mango, Pudlings, tusards, Creams, Ne.
Ar. The cheapest, hcalthie>i, and most deli
ciolls food in the world.
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Fall and Winter
purchasers, and
take advantage
Of the prices that
arc steadily adj
vancing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-15
CINCINNATI. 20.

~ x CINCINNATI, Sept, IA.
Leading cotton factors and Others in.
teTested pIQposg TO organize cotton ex-
change In this city. A meeting for that
object takes place tomorrow tsI IN
The Board OF Directors oil the Distillers'
Manufacturing Company has been In ses-
sion here the last three days, The asso,
ciatiQp has members IN Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, New York, Missouri, Wisconsin,
and Kentucky. From the report pre-.
sented Il appears that the inemb6rsi,ffinp
July last produced 9,755, 800, while out.
siders in the same States produced only
$4,000 gallons, and outsiders In all the
States produced but 978, 800 gallons. A
cOmmittee otblE were appointed TO bon
fer with the committees Of Congress In
regard to taxes on spirits. The assocla4
tion favorB q consolidation 0fl taxes, and
cash collections, iir '.r- r1irfm q
The exposure of the County Commits
sioners action inregard to letting a con.
tract for County Infrmary, and IN letting
contracts without advertising, Is likely to
lead to an investigation before the Grand
Jury now in session. , fr.......,. ..
The testimony in the Mcclellan trial
closed to-day, and the argument began.
It Is expected that 1t will close by satur-
day. .s.5Hu r-tt.m. r91.
The Chamber OF Commerce has ap-
pointed a committee to confer with 9TH
ers from tho Board ofTradc and the city
government, upon the manner OF receiv-
Ing President Grant when he visits Gin.
cinnati, ,lFIe, ,.... ....rr r.I M
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CALIFORNIA.

'.aU. SAN FRANoBCo, Sept. 14
The latest returns indicate Democratic
majority Of two In the Senate. The Re-
publicans have o clean majority on Joint
ballot. " I.'F i9
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
tnissiOners have reached Portland, Ore
gon, ria Puget Sound. They return east
by Kellion. They are entirely satisfied
with the route. Terminus selected.
A recount of the votes Of San Francisco
developed nothing fraudulent beyond the
use OF the silver with which the name Of
Badlam, the taxpayers candidate for As.
SCISSOR had been erased from about twenty
ballots, the erasure not showing till some
hours after the ballot was deposited.
Elcaiche's band of Apaches, leaving
their women and children with the Peace
Commissioners in New Mexico, dashed into
Camp Crittendon, Arizona, and ran off
sixty.three head of government cavalry
horses, Just recruited for the campaign.
Being only infantry at the post, they
could not be pursued. General Crook,
arriving at Camp Verdi, received the
news, and Immediately took the field for
another campaign.
II Is rumored that Lieut. Wheeler's ex-
ploring party were abandoned by their
escort near Camp Hulope, Arizona terri
tory.
Henry Donahue, notorious desperate,
was shot dead at Ehrenburg, Arizona,
while pursuing merchant to murder
him