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co M M Il RCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and sten bo.ss.
GRAND TRUNK kAILwAY-l99 cans milk 2 cars
shook, do slaves. do Slabs do edgings. 20 do um
oer do capbOards, do barley, do lard, do corn,
90 hoops. do potatoes, do leather. 2 do laths,
90 bark, do splints do oats. do flour: shipments
East cars flour do malt do suudres; ship
ments to Europe, cars lard, do -four do provis-
ions.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-8G cases mdse, 10 do
carpets, ii bb's apples, SO pkgs sundiies.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-4O empty
kegs, IA casks cider, bbls do, So kegs lard organ
20 bbls and 20 boxes dye stulfs 10 bdls chase and
wagon inns, 80 bbs PORE, 50 do sugar. 10 do tar, %
DO onions, 20 cases and bales domestcs, 80 boxes
cheese bales hair, II coils cordage, "a Wheels 1856
bdls hides, 20 cases Shoes horse sleighs 10 bdls
iron, desk. 10 bags coffee, piano. 5 casks sheep
skins. wagon, 80 dressed hogs; Tor Canada and up
country, "A bales ITO bdls leather II nests Of
buckets so bdls Gait skins, do spokes organ ra-
diators, 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YoRK-30
bales rags, 50 do oakum, do burlaps, 2 do moss 2
do domestics. 400 wet sated hides, sets wheels &c
bds rakes % do ron % do STEEL 10 do paper II do
paper hanglngs, bags coffee, do nuts. 100 boxes
tin plate, do car springs 100 do tobacco 40 do soap
20 do hardware so do sewing machines, 40 crates do
d. 80 pigs Lead casks paint, do soap, do skins,
40 DO bleaching POWDER 20 chests te 10 hhds. tobac-
CO, 20 ties do, hhds. sugar, 225 boxes rasins, do
clocks. 10 do medicines 20 do drugs, horses, car
riage. pianos, $50 pk2s sundries.
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EVERY style of Hoop Skirts, at Cogia Has

1NsURANcE.-We would call the attention of
the public to the annual statement of the North
American ms. Co., Boston, Union ms. Co. of
San Francisco, Narragansett f. & M. ms. Co..
Providence. An inspection of these state
ments cannot fail to inspire confidence in the
stability of these companies. The public can
obtain the most reliable marine policies at the
agency of J. W. Munger & Son, and as relia-
BILE fire policies as can be obtained in this State
We can safely recommend this agency to the
insuripg public
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NEW YORK.
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS

CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 5.-The Cadet barracks
at West Point were partially burned Sunday
morning. Loss $780,
-Four fishermen were lost by the breaking
aW ay of the ice in Haverstraw Bay yesterday
They were rescued at midnight. Their hands,
feet, noses and ears were frozen. About seven
teen persons were caught on the ice when it
started. Many of these jumped into the river
and swan ashore.
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ITO Associated Press.I
EIRE IN nANnnn

BANGOR, Feb 5.-Firs damaged a two story
frame tenement house Oh Centre street to-
night; House owned by r. D. Hill and occu-
pied by foar famili,s. Loss on house $1,000:
Insured. Tenants loss amounts to $4,000 on
which there is $500 insurance. W.
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A WASHINGTON despatch says the House
Naval Committee has agreed to report Mr..
Lynch's bill for the appointment of commits
sion, consisting of two naval officers and one
army engineer officer, to report upon the ex-
pediency of consolidating the Charlestewn,
Mass, and Kittery, Maine, navy yards.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. "a 30 P. M.-Consos closed at Oh
for money aud account.
American securties-U. 8. 5-2Os 1862 ~; do 1865.
old, 9Os; do 1867, SCI do 104Os. S94. St0cks-Erie
2Sl.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 4-4SO p. M-Upited States
$40 bonds easier at 95I.
LIVERPOOL, Feb "a 30 P. M-Cotton is firm: :
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands 73a7Ad; do Or
leans receipts Of the week for all classes 600
bales, OF which A. 90 bales American sales of
the week &c 900 bales, OF which 900 bales were for
export and 800 bales for SPECULATION; stock OF Cot
ton on hand 57S 900 bales OF which 255 900 b1es
were American. Corn 36is. Pork Obs. LarJ 62ls.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4-43O p. M.-Cotton closed
dull; Mtldling upands II a I'D. Breadstuffs dull
tor American red
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HE free edition of Gosse, Newhall & Co.'s
new Map of Portland, together with a list OF
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland to stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition, and
put tbem on sale at book and periodical stores,
at only Is cents a copy. JlS-tf
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MAINE LODGE, I. o. o. ga lecture will be
deilvered before this Lodge this evening by
Charles Holden, Esq. Subject, 1.-THE Art of
Printing" Members OF other Lodges are in
yited
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The NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress ST. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent tt.
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BRnLlANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
f. Land & Co.'S, opposite old post-ofece. apy
evening until o'clock,
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JOB PRrNTINa.-Send yourl orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM M. MARKS.
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
TO furn'sh all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
tor weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ;nn11aa.c
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f. 20. BAILEY & Co. will continue their sale
OF Fancy Goods at 10 A. NJ. and P. M. this
day. This is the last chance, and great bar.
gains may be expected. See advertise ment in
auction column,
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

"a oar advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. l4d
refreshments 70 appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday. tnos ,Sunday.)
" free Religious Notices must be. sent in as
early as Friday noon.
sA"vs i-rnents To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Moith american ms. Co.. j. W. Munger & Son
NnIon ms Co. John w. Munger 81 Son.
Narraganset ms. Co. John ". Munger q Son.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Consignments. :. F. o. Bailey Il Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Concerts, &c. ~. M. G. a.
Morris Brorhers. City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Westbrook Seminary. Spring Term.
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HE free edition ,f cos,o

EVERY LADY should be protected by the pa
tent Felt Corset.
Sold only by Cosa Hassau. fes61w.
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WAL T..
Especial by Western Union L'ne.]
FIRE AT LEWISTON

FIRE AT LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Feb. ga fire broke out about-12
o'clock Sunday in a large dwelling house on
Park street owned and occupied by b. F. vir-
gin. 1t was discovered before it had made
much healway or an extensive confagration
would have been the consequence, as the wind
was high and the thermometer below Zero
In sured for $4,000 in the Independent Co. of
Boston
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AUCTION SALES.


IN FRIDAY and Saturday, Feb. and 4, at 10 A. NJ,
~ and T. NJ, each day, we shall sell at Sale,
Room, to close consignments, Wooden Cloth. Linens
Dress Goods, Buttons. An assortment OF Fancy
Sneis. White Granite q. q. Rockingham and Yellow
ware In variety Glass Ware Cutlery aad other anti
Giles too numerous TO mention. These goods will b
sold IN lots TO suit the purchasers and must be closed
Foo-td II. Z. BAILEY IL Co Auctioneers.
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INFANTS GARMENTS, ready made, at Cogia
Hassau's. feb6aod1w
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BEST six cord thread cents spool at Cosia
Hassan's fahe.iw
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-NeaC BOARDING House !

NJ 4 Chestnut street. close to Congress street
~ and the City Building. Very Convenient for
business men and Tor gentlemen attending Court.
ouivmeh ana Others attending Court will be fur
hished with board by the day or by the week, or
th single meals at very reasonable prices.
Es,Ianuary g., div
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IGiH Sc in want OF Plain Fancy job Printing
4 will find it 10 their advantage TO call on M: NJ.
Marks, at the Daily Press dob Printing Ohics, EN-
change Street, Portland.
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PORTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.-Thes di-
rectors of this road of horse cars organized ON
Saturday. James T, M. Cobb, Esq, the Presi-
dent for the last three years, declined re-elec-
tionand Col Charles B. Merrill was elected.
Charles Holden, Esq, was reelected Treasurer
and Secretary
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LIE sole OBJECT IN LIFE is to make that
lie Tue best and most comfortable we can. If
we have our soles fastened with CABLE SCREW
WIRE we are assured that our boots and shoes
are the most comfortable, durable, healthful
ana economical in the market. All our best
dealers sell these boots and shoes.
10 THE WEAK the Worn and the Weary,
tne editor of the Boston Recorder says: "We
can most unhesitatingly recommend the Pc
ru'ian Syrup, q protected solution of the pro-
to4lde OF iron, to all the weak, the worn and
tne weary, having richly experienced its ben.
en's. 1t possesses all the qualities claimed for
!" ny It's proprietor" feb7th-eod&w1w
SB Don't think because snuffs and strong
Ut POISONOUS solutions will not cure Catarrh
osnnot be cured. The proprietor of DR.. Sage's
oalarrt Remedy offers $500 reward for case
VI Oatarrh which he cannot cure. 1t costs but
my cents for package which prepares one
iu'l pint Sold by druggists, or send sixty
cents to DR.. R,V. Pierce, NJ. D., 1888 Seneca
s'fee'' Buffalo, N. " and get it through
.ne mah. A pamphlet free. The Genuine
mas Or. Pierce's private G Government Revenue
stamp on each package.
feb 7th-e od1w tn -th-s&w1t
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TABLE CUTLERY, all grades, at Cogia Has
sans. fhea.
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b0ssGe SSscR AIS
Sales at the Rrokers, Roard Feb q
The Famous s'Weber''
Is now regarded the
BEST PAN } MADE!'

Has also frst-clsss instruments at reduced prices.
Ware Rooms, Cahoon Block, next City Building.
feh2eomty Is
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CascO Bay Steamboat Company,

4 DJOURNED MEETING OF the Stockholders of
"A the Casco Bay Steamboat Company Tor the elec-
ton OF officers and such other business as may le-
gally come before them viii be held at St. Julian
Hotel, Portland, on Wednesday, February g.
at p IN.
ie2dtd W. MITCHELL Soo,r
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J NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Evening.-Gold opened at
iii, advanced to 1i1H. and now continues firm and
stea ~ at that figure. The City of Antwerp for Lv-
erpoo takes out $4,000 in silver. Money very easy
at4a5 per cent. Sterling Exchange 109a @110a.
Governments-The following were the closing QUO
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Partisan French.

MRS. W. STEVENSON will open FRENCH
CLASS for Ladies on moderate terms. Also
oiN0iN" OAAsS ior the cultivation OF the vic
only at greatly reduced prices. Enquire Tor terms
at the Music Stores. ia,qG,.
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NATIONAL BANKS,

The aggregate of the resources and liabilities
Of the national banks of the United States on
the 18th Of December was 81 ,538, 79S, los The
cash on hand was $107, 0So, $40: Of which $685.
SoS 25O was specie; capital $435 1856 O84; profits
DAB ~'''
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WARRINGTON.
NDy c0u--~-y.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The delay in the de-
parture of Minister Schenck for England,
which may be protracted for several weeks, is
IN consequence of the wish of our government
to await the result OF negotiations with the
Canadian authorities for the settlement of the
fishery question, in which Minister Thornton
and Sir John Rose are now engaged. Mr..
Schenck' instructions are not prepared though
gradually assuming definite form.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If,
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
''bro"ns Bronchial Troches' beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking or singing,
and relieving the throat after an unusual ex-
ertion OF the vocal organs, having a peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb the Or
gans of speech. For Coughs and Colds the
Troches are efectual.
APHoNIA.-One of my daughters, who had
entirely los9 her voice was advised by friend
to use FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF Hy-
PoHosPHIrEs, and one hour after taking the
nrst dose her voice was completely restored.
j. s. ARMSTRONG.
Greenhead, N. B., January, 1867.
feh6fh-d Ezw1 "
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Meeting or the Board Of EducntfOn Yesrerfny.
The Commissioners OF Public Instruction met
yesterday afternoon, the President, Mr.. Smythe In
tho chair. After the examination and approval Of
the minutes or the last meeting communication
from Mayor Hall was read, which communication
appointed Isaac w. England to nll the vacancy In
the Department OF Public instruction caused by the
resignation OF Isaac Bell. Sundry reports from
school trustees relative to the removal appoint
ment OF diTereut teachers. together with various
miscellaneous communications were referred TO the
dlnerent committees A resolution entaiing more
care in regard to the printing OF this department
vas unanimously adopted. Mr.. Gross offered an
amendment to resolution entaillng an increase Of
sanitary precautions In the public schools recon-
mending the services OF visiting physician
sioner Gross. In pehalf OF the Standing Committee
on Course OF Study, recommended the acceptance
OF the text books revised BY them ior is12 Inc
adopted. Mr.. JARVIS, for the Committee on Bylaws
proposed several amendments and additions, whlch
carried were-First that on the last Friday OF each
month there should be In our public schools gen.
erai review or the studies OF tnat month. made
without books; second that no puolic school should
have any exhibition otener than once year; third
@ 20 ps ana may that Ss
mediate notice OF such suspension must be sent the
guardians Of the pupil Ian and s also the e, CITY
saSsee !las'ees Ut n sSsl! 30 the duty Of the
pals OF ali the city public schools notice OF this
pension); fonrt that the several schools be opened
from nine In the morning until three IN the AFTER
noOn with an intermisston OF one hour at noon I'd
o recess OF not more tnan twenty minutes in the
morning; ana fifth, that on application to the
Board OF Trustees, instruction IN French may he
given to the first or second grades OF any OF the
grammar schools
Mr.. LEWIS, Tor the Committee on Finance, re-
ported that the requsitons to date are for So 200 ooO
and offered resolution recommending that the
money now due from the Comptroller, with small
amount IN bank. should be applied TO the salaries
OF November and 0nehalf OF December, exclusive OF
the evening schools. This resolution was carried
several reports on repairs and teachers, pre-.
sented by Messrs. Gross and Lewis, were laid
over and two resolutions offered by Mr. Gross, re-
commenting the appointments OF Elizabeth owe.
ridge and Samuel Morehouse, were, on motion OF
Mr.. Lewis, adopted.
that they had examined the accounts OF the clerk
OF the department, and had found them correct 9
balance or SI9 S37 still remaining to the credit o
the department.. THIS report was laid over.
resolution recommending the appropriation Of
$459 to pay bills incurred IN tho protection O
Colorcd school No. a was adopted. and the meeting
adjourned. . ~ d .ea
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

The stock market was dull outside OF few
specalties, with which the cques played battle
dore and shuttlecock. The favortes for this game
were Western Union and Lake Shore. the former
was Knocked down to 6s by the "bears" and
thrown back to 6sX by the 'bulls" but left to lt-
SELF dropped TO 68. The chances OF pur-
chase OF the line by the government
are now regarded as quite small. At least
such was the impression in the street to-day after
the pigeon-holin9" or the postal telegraph by Con-
gress yesterday. In this connection the following
letter. made public this afternoon will be read with
much interest It is o mastery retreat on the part
OF the 'buls but is declared sour grapes" by the
s'bear5:"- 4 1
Hon. JAMES r. BECK M. O.. Washington:-
You are reported Int, in the I morning papers as as
- s naS e @
assumption OF the telegraph by the government %
sns e. last y e e
Permit me 10 assure you that you have been misin.
formed. The Western Union telegraph Company
meeting Of the Board Of Directors was held TINS
ti0n was unanimously passed protesting against the
right and the policy OF any acquisition OF their
mittee Consisting OF Hon. Horace F. CLARK, Hon A.
B. Cornell Hon. Edwin D. Morgan, Moses Tay-
and send to washington protest against the sug-
gested action OF the government and to Claim It's
OrOL0CIlOu against interference anu uRhluSt Cu0
policy Of the establishment by the government OF
competitive enterprises. HMad
WILLIAM ORTON, President
Lake Shore, as the other participant in this strug-
gle between the 'buln and 'bearn cliques, nuctu-
ated between s91s and sszs. 1t Is stated that the
Wabash Company have negotiated million dollars
at par OF guaranteed ten per cent prefer stock,
proceeds to be applied to the fuller equipment Of
the road stock be extinguished at the rate Of
twenty per cent per annum, or entirely In
nve years. This transaction accounts In
part for the decline in the common stock
to-day despite the following exhibit Of earnings
recently made. The policy pursued by many OF
our corporations In getting money is oftentimes
shortsighted and very inudicious. In this case the
million dollars with compound interest will amount
In five years to pretty nearly million and
half while o mortgage at seven per cent
would have been as readily marketed. The remark
will also apply In the case Of the Lake Shore Com
pany who BY raising their consolidated mortgage to
$50, 100000, would have obtained more money than
by the method adopted to procure funds to double
track ana newly equip the road. The stock capa-
BILE them as claimed. OF earning 1e per cent would
have advanced to 200, whie now 1t (old stock Is
equivalent to about 11o. against 40, its par.
| HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
Il
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Traders' 1876; Manufacturers ana Merchants', 100;
Central National. l07 Oriental. 16S; Gold Exchange
100; German American, 10S
GOLD wEAK-110 109x.
The gold market was weak, and declined to 1oeA,
which Is the lowest point since the close OF the war;
and indeed. since July s, 1884 when gold. in It's
original upward movement after the suspension OF
specie payments, was quoted 1ook a 1osX. The
speculative sentiment seems utterly nfeless, and
very little is doing in the market outside
the trading for small fractions OF profit Some
thought there was an indication OF beartsh move
ment in the active demand for balances at the
Clearing House this afternoon. but the subsequent
hardening Of rates for carrying went far to dis
courage the impression. At the Close while 1t was
thought the banks would have to be large buyers in
day or two, the market was still weak. The move
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNKY MARKKr-LoNpoN Dea s-x "a p
M.-Consois closed ~ W, for monsv and s2k for the
account American securities quiet and steady United
ssases dvews1sy bonds, lss2s ss 1855, s fsTs ssk
PARIs BogEsK-FARrs, Dec. s-P M-Rsutss closed Il
E0f d6o.
FRANKroRr BoURsK.-FRANKvoRr, Dec. ga. NJ
United States hvctwentv bonds ut 9H for the issue
OF 1859.
LIvERPooL COTTON MARxKr.-LIvxnPooL. Dec. Ga 30
p h.-The cotton market clossd active and hrmer. Mid
ding upands, esd middling Orleans 10bd The sales Of
the day have been 00 bales including 1000 for speculation
and export. la4sa - x-
Sis r A-Pork. So. Der bbL for hne Western prime
LIvERPooL PRopUox xMARxxT.-LrvKRPooI..Dec Dec. e-4 20
p. A.-spits petroleum, Id. per gallon; talow As pei
cwt. i. nu
..LonDoN PRoDUoE MARKET.-LoHDoH. Dec. Shallow
90. 3D.. per cw- 80. - v-..
Petroleum closed buoyant 4Sf for hne pale American
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RUNNING NoTEs-PoLITIcAL AND GENERAL

The Leavenworth (Kansas) Times In reply to an In
quiry, says:- e
Thomas A: Scott, the great Railroad King, snd
his friends Matthew Baird and John McMxnnns own
one-rhlrd interest In the Kansas Central. Scott is
tne railroad man OF America. Baird Is the greatest
car and locomotive builder In America, and McMan-
nus S one OF the largest iron manufactures In the
united states. y " Ha ANh a.He lAh
"A correspondents OF the Chicago Times suggests
that II the Legislature shall not do something with.
IN the next thirty days the people oil over the State
should demand the immediate dissolution OF the
body. There is one thing, however, members will
not fail to do-that Is, to draw their pay.
The Little Rock tArk.) Republican mentions the
name Of General Hindman IN connection with the
Vice Presidency on the Horace Greeley ticket It
unfortunately happens that General Hindman was
murdered some three years ago, aud therefore has
only the ghost OF chance OF being elected.
the Dardanelle tArk.) Chronicle goes for Greeley
for President and John quincy Adams for ice and
''no state-no National Convention.n
Name republican papers are unanimously In favor
OF the denomination OF General Grant.
The Memphis appeal Is In favor OF national con.
vention Of editors In favor OF overthrowipg the
present administration. II would. no DOUBT, prove
very 'killing" arair-one OF the Kilkenny cat
kind. esUH
tho Memphis Avalanche says the Cincinnati
EnQwre's articles IN favor OF Tom Scott's nomina
tion for the Presidency painfully remind one of
the whistling OF boy to keep up his courage while
passing through graveyard That Is precisely
whore tho Arkansas editor went to nnd candidate
Tor the Vice Presidency.
The Alabama State Journal Is In favor OF the
nomination of Alexander White OF that state, for
Vice President on the Grant ticker. This is about
the only white thing II ever was in favor OF.
tho Germantown Pa) Telegraph thinks that
General 0eorge W. Cass Is the hopeful man as the
democratic candidate for Governor OF that state.