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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

90 LONDON, August Il,
In the House ol Commons th,s avian.
ing, there was a lively debate on army
matters, VIM. Henry smith Nttactc3
the course Of the Government relative 10
the army, and Carlwell and Lord Worth,
brook defended the Administration and
the army from the charges made against
them, Both Of these gentlemen spoke In
opposition to the royal inquiry into the
management Of the army. The subject
was finally dropped without any action
being taken upon the motion 10 this end
which had been submitted by MIR Smith.
Her Majesty, the Queen, Is now cop
fined 10 her room. Physicians are con
stantly in attendance, This sudden indis,
position causes much anxiety In the royal
household.
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NEWS FROM TitE poLARrs.
sr. ,toHH's, N. FL August "A

, ST. .ToHE'a, N. FL August IA. 8
The Swedish gunbot, Ihgerd, arrived
here yesterday from Holsteinberg, n
Danish port In Jutland. The Ingerd left
the American Artic ship, Polaris, which
had on board the expedition commanded
by Capt. Hall. The Polaris arrived al
Holsteinberg on the 81st Of July. Capt.
Hall intended TO remain Rt HoIsteinbefg
until the 9Th Of this month for the Con.
gress. Should the latter not have arrived
at that date the Polaris was TO have lell
for Disco, there to await the Congress
The commander Of the Ingerd brings dis,
patches from Capt. Hall for the Secretary
Of the Navy, which go forward by mail.
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GntqHtelLi9enter

Tue Republicans of Ohio will open
the canvass on the evening of August
"a, with eleven meetings in different
parts of the State, Gen. NOyes and Prof,
James Monroe will speak in Columbus,
Senator Morton in Dayton, Gen, Fair
child in Cincinnati, Senator Sherman in
Toledo, Mr., Samuel shellabarger In
Cleveland, Governor Hayes in GAINESVILLE,
Mr.. Aaron F, Perry in Portsmouth, Mr.,
John A, Bingham in steubenyille, Lieut.,
Gov. Lee in Akron, Secretary of State
Sherwood in Mansfield, and Mr.. VIM.
Lawrence in Lima.
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Fot and Wisconsin River Improve.
ment.

HAH'h'NA'N Aa
The arbilrators Of the Fox and Wiscon.
sin River Improvement Company have
been in session the week past, and will
continue in session for the balance of this
week. They are engaged In the exaini.
nation Of records and the taking of testi.
mony with reference TO the history Of the
improvements and grants made to II by
Congress, money expended, &c. Morgan
Martin, who was long connected with the
company, testified that II had expended n
million and halfoi dollars.
The Madison Boat Club arc making ex.
tensive arrangements for the grand annual
regatta on Saturday. There will be q
race between four and six cared AhellS,
and single and double sculls.
There was heavy rain storm here this
evening, accompanied with fierce thunder
and lightning.
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Mr.. Pleasonton and Ills JnstiEcas
tiOn,
MAN YnllK. Anrnal L

NEW Iuhht hubu5t IT.
Commissioner Pleasonton has returned
TO this city, and gives free expression to
his views on he causes which led TO bis
removal. He persists in holding that the
law case fully justified his conduct, and
that the proper legal authority Of tho
Government could have avoided reaching
that conclusion had their decision been
pronounced, as desired by him. A full
statement Of the grounds whereOn he
based his course will be laid before the
Senate, and he IL confident that that body
will Justify him, or else the existing reve-
nue. laws, Of which the difference between
himself and Secretary Boutwell, arose,
will he modified. The eX Commissioner
Is receiving his numerous friends.
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Regatta at Boston.

BosTON, August II.
The regatta between the Boston and
New York clubs took place to-day. The
Columbia won both prizes for schoonera
and Oracle both for sloops. The race
was witnessed by thousands Of specta.
tors, and proved to he one Of the finest
and most successful regattas that ever
took place in this country
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Nor should there be a moments delay in
the thorough publication and preparation
of our domestic economy against its posi-.
hle advent, live fail to check lis coming
we must at least be ready TO limit and
control the scope Of its raVages.
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The Rnaanbnrrer Ntnrder.

Columns, o., August II.
Mrs. Il. T. Colburn will be arrested TO.
morrow on the charge Of poisoning Mr..
She will be Immediately
admitted 10 bail until Monday, when the
examination viii be com.
menced. This arrangement was made
between the counsel Of all parties to-day.
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CONTENTMENT.
,Hy JOAQUIN HuLER,

ny JOAQUIN NHLIR.
And have sAid, and say 1t ever,
As the yeAEA 90 on and the void goes over,
'TWero better 10 be eontont and clever
In tending Of cattle and tnaalng Of clover,
In the gazing Of cattle and th0groWing Of grain,
Than strong man siTiVing Cor tAme or gain;
Be even as Elnn In the red.tipped clover,
For they lie down and their r6lts arc rests,
And the days are theiFs, come sun, come rain.
To lie, risc up, and rGpOsc again ~
De even of clover with It's own crown OF blossoms,
Ever as blossoms ere the bloom iB shed,
Kissed by kline and the brown, sweet pee,
Far those have the sun, and moon and ait,
And never bit OF the burden OF care.
And with all OF our caring what more have We
I would court content like lover lonely, ~
would WOO her win her, and wear her only,
And never 20 over this white sea wall
For gold or glory, or for aught Atall.
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Pedestrlan Feat Accomplished. .

LITTLE Rock, ARR, August a. !,
Davidson, the pedestrian, completed
his one hundred hours walk, stopping on
two hours and 2s minutes. He carried
blacksmith's anvil weighing Ill pounds
every twelve hours half an hour, and
walked backwards half an hour every
twelve hours.
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S305,OOO Of Pennsylvania War
Claim Funds Embezgled.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA.
The Ertning Bulletin this evening
contains an exposure Of an alleged detail
cation in the collecting ofthe Pennsylva'
mia war claims from the general govern
ment amounting, with the interest, TO
over $305,0OO, which has not been ac'
counted for.
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FRANCE.
VERsAILLEs, August "a.

NERsAILLEs, August II,
The defence OF GustAve Courblt, which
was submitted TO the court martial Ia. day,
Is In effect that he Joined the Commune
for the purpose Of cndeavoFing to effect
pacitlcation between Its members and the
Versailles authorities, and that to his
personal eXertiOns was due tho saving OF
many objects Of art from destruction dur
Ing the siege Of Paris.
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Dreadful Calamity in tho Malay
Archipelago.


|.....- LONDON, August IA
A dreadful calamity has visited the
small lslnnd oH Tagolanda In tho Malay
Archipelago, about ilny miles east Of the
Island Of CilibGs. An Outburst of the
volcano of lIunang was accompanied by
a convulslon oI the sea, and a wave 40
yards in height swept all human beings,
camels and horses from the island. The
number OF persons who pCrished on the
island was 41G
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LONDON, August "A.
The steamship City of Paris touched
at Queenstown to-day.
LISBON, August II.
The United States steam frigate Frank.
lin aud the United States steam sloop Ply.
mouth sailed for New York to-day
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John Little, Republican, was nomi.
mated for Representative in the Legisla.
ture from Xenia on last Saturday, after
one Of the most spirit contests ever known
in that county.
"A fire at Youngstown, Saturday
night, destroyed a row Of eight small
dwelling houses, and three children, aged
six, twelve and fourteen, were burned TO
deAih
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STEAMBOAT BLOWN UP NEAR
MAYsVILLEss
Names of the Lost and Injured.

MAYsv1LLE, KY, August IA.
The steamer Chatauqua exploded her
boiler this afternoon while wooding at
Whitneys landing, six xmiles below Mays.
vile. The killed, 80 far as known, are
Mrs. Hopkins md daughter, residence
unknown; II. Cook Corny, colored barber
at the Chatauqua House; Mrs. Il. G.
Cochran, Of Buffalo, drowned, body not
recovered. Injured--NIrs. Samuel Bar
tholomew,' 'of Portland, New York, ,.Iames
Plumb, Of Westfeid, Cornelius Shaw, of
Jamestown, NewlYorky Major Cameron,
of Jamestown Capt. Murphy, of James.
town. W. p. Miller, of Pittsburgh, Pa;
D. s. Crawford, oil Pittsburgh; Alfred
Cradle, Of Allegheny, Pa. John Bemeus,
of Benny Point I. ". Anchutz, Of Ale.
gheny, Pa; W. G, Davis, Of Cory, Pa;
Edward and Lizzie Ellis and Miss Hop.
king, Of Cleveland, Ohio. The boat was
badly wrecked. Several Of the above
are probably fatally injured. @
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The ChOIeTa-.Me MeasnTes OF Proven.
tiOn by Denmark,

COPENHAGEN, Aug. IA.
The most stringent precautionary
measures have heen adopted and will be
enforced by the Danish government for
the prevention Of the Introduction of
cholera into the country.
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Medical.
SnILIA sIAIILIBUs CURANTUR


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven nom tho most ample experience
an ontiFe success: Slmple..PromptIk kfiCient
and Reliable, They are the Best Family Aedi'
cines In uBe-sO simple that mistakes cannot be
rom danger, and so efficient a. to be always re.
liable. They have received tho highest cOnmen.
Iltlon from INC thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts
action TO those who Try them.
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OPPIcRR,

WAR DEfAHTABNT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, d. C., Aug. h-7;SO ?. NJ. J
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.F FoUR TtoURs.
The barometer has risen slightly since
Sunday afternoon at tho Pacific and
Rocky Mountain stations, and remains
stationary north and west Of Missouri,
II has fallen In Wisconsin and Michigan,
and threatening weather Is reported from
Southern Wisconsin and Iowa. Tele.
graphic communication with stations in
South Michigan Is prevented by extensive
fires and smoke. Rain and cloudy
weather have continued In Florida and
South Carolina, and are now reported
from Louisiana eastward. Maximum tenn.
peraturc hGs extended from Missouri and
Arkansas 10 West Va and East Tennes.
sec, eastcrly. Partially cloudy and clear
weather has prevailed In the Middle and
East Atlantic States.
PRoBAmLtTTEs.
The barometer will probably rise in
the Northwest, without material change
in the weather. The conditions are "a.
vorablc for local storms In Wisconsin and
Illinois, which will probably bc repeated
Tuesday evening over the same region.
Lighter rains, If any, will probably be
expected tomorrow on the Gulf Coast,
and increased cloudlness with generally
pleasant weather throughout the Atlantic
States.
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Coal Mine Disaster.

PITTsTON, August Ia.
OF tho Omen working In the mine, 10
were employed on a new gangway and
are imprisoned by q falling roof. Three
others, working In other parts Of the
mine, escaped uniniured.
SCRANTON, August IA.
The bodies of five of the victims oF the
Pittston disaster have been recovered. A
large force Of men are at work removing
the debris. Every effort Is making for
the recovery Of the bodies Of the others,
who are known TO be twelve In number.
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Tue ELECToNs.-Later returns from
Kentucky indicate e Democratic majority
of from 10000 to $4,000. In North Caro-.
lima, the majority against Convention Ia
over 10000 tI'IE.
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and Reliable, They are the Best Family Medl'
clnes In uBe-sn simple that mistakes cannot be
made IN 1sjrr thor, : an haFu1lOAH RA 10 bO fFCO
-oSD vi sa etIcent al 10 be always re.
IiaS t nod tho hIoheat Common.
IatIon from The thousands who have long used
and known them, aud will always render salts
ssti9S M 70 those VINO n,I try ~ men; Rn3,, Cant.
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GrSiRs.toiS or TeStRins q IaiSaii-",.ss 5
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HeaiacheS, Sick Headache, Vertigo Is
IN uY1peDalnt Bilious stomach, ,,'','''.',',.,-21
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WhooPlRG.cough \ Rylol9Rt SouEhS'"",..s0
, IN DiScSarEeS' Impaired Is% Tin
3 ScTo1aIa, Enlarged dIandB, HwolIlnESs I'd
General Debility, Physical Weakness, so
sSa sleknesS, Slcknels from Riding, 10
" nsYoSg nmsJJtRg, ,';s',..,''O
mai DIscbSTSnn b.S, 'h'o'uu'@iy sem "a
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d" IIa uISh hnou az biSnnitnnS NV ,o m
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MILD PUNISHMENT.

Dennis Dardin and John MCCARTHY,
two sporting men, exchanged four pistol
shots this evening on Buena Vista avenue.
McCartbywas MORALLY wounded. a, 'le.
1tappears from State eye witness, In
the aiIray between MCC Carthy and DArden,
this evening, that al the pistol shots, FIVE
In number, were fired by Darden. Three
Of them took effect, and Mccarthy died
In q few minutbs afterYti --g'u t.
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transmitted to all parts of the country by the
representatives of the press, owed much of
their fullness and faithfulness to the perfect
provisions made for their accommodation
CONCLUSION.
l have, in brief, attempted to report some
of the very many sights, scenes, and impress
sions, entertained at this colossal Show and
Fair of our Eastern States. | would say to
the people, especially the rural population,
attend these annual exhibitions, as well as
your local societies. You will become better
fitted for your calling, will gather new i'm
pulses and ideas, will improve the knowledge
you now have and reap rich harvest of re-
ward.
FOOTE.
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Augusta Savings Bank.
ORGANIZED IN is4s.
DEPOSITS AUGUST 1, 1877,
SI,35I,5S5.I2

Deposits made on before the FIRST MON
DAY of any month, win be placed on Interest the
FIRST DAY of the same month.
Dividends of the net earnings of the Bank. arr
made Aug. |, and Feb. / on all sums which have
been on deposit one full month before dividend day
Money loaned to depostors at any time on Il
pledge of Deposit Book
Ofice In Savings Bank Building, No. ia Water 81
july6-tSwtf w. X. SMITH. Treas.
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Composed of Dock Root, Sarsaparla, Rock Rose
Winiergreen, Dandelion, Wild Cherry, Thorough
wort, Prickly Ash, Poplar Bark Rhubarb, etc.
For Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, Jaun.
dice, Headache. Sour stomach. Piles ot
long standing, EumOrs, and all Diseases Thich
arise from an anheaithy state Of the Stomach,
Botce{s, and Blo1d, for which valuable Roots and
Herbs and the Knowledge of their great service TO
suffering humanity, lnan cannot feel too thankful
to Him who wisely provided with all things.
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RECEIPTS OF THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.
The total number of admission tickets sold
during the New England Fair at Lowell last
week, was 1862; for single horses, /, 72S :;
season and exhibitors tickets, COL, and rail-
road tickets $4,000. The total receipts dur
ing the first day were Sl.4Sl 80; Wednesday
So, 70l.0 Thursday, So, 622 20; Friday So
1882 total, SIS, 75420. The receipts from
seats on the grand stand were 81 ,569 go max
ing grand total of $40, 304. 10. This is a
very satisfactory exhibit, but the receipts at
the New England Fair held in Portland in
1869, exceeded these figures by several thou
sand dollars. The receipts for admission to
the grounds and halls for the four days, were
Sl9,5S4; from all other sources, S6,4l6-
total, SIC, 900.
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MAINE HORSES.

We notice that at the Buffalo races the
purse of $1,000 was won by "Uncle Abe, -
against ten competitors, in three straight
heats, without IA skip, in 2.27, 2.304, and g.
574. "Uncle Abe" is Maine colt and was
sired by Jackson's winthrop Morrill," He
was bought in Winthrop, by John May of
Augusta, for $1,000; and his present owner
paid 50, 800 Tor him. After learning the per-
Torrance of this horse, but six years old
and seeing other Morrill, colts of great prom
Use, and more especially three-year old
stallion. now in the stable of his illustrious
sire, which for symmetry, docility and speed
cannot be excelled, l can but reiterate what
l have often expressed to my neighbors, that
Maine may justly be proud Of her many good
stock horses; her Knoxes, Drews and Mes
sengers, through Old Eaton. Among them
the Winthrop Morrill, is one of the best breeds
in the State or New England; and think we
should prefer his stock to any other.
THE REPORTERS.
The utmost facilities were extended to the
press by the Managers of the Fair, and these
were matched only by the general courtesies
that accompanied them. The daily reports
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Among the sheep pens we find some very
fine animals that the owners have not been
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THE CLOSE.

The annual exhibition of the farmers and
mechanics of New England has closed, and
with it week of unprecedented excitement in
the City of Spindles." This last day has
been signalized by the cooperation of the
municipal authorities and various military
and civic bodies of Lowell in giving eclat to
the entertainments Of the agricultural socie-
ties under whose auspices the exhibition has
been conducted. The people were early astr
their numbers augmented by the exodus of
eighteen thousand operatives from the mills,
which had shut down for the day
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS WILL PLEASE TAKE
n notice that am not responsible Tor any
debts contracted by ANNIE ENDEHLliN,, ~ my
wife. LOUIS ESD. ES.a, ~.
Gold Hin, May 81, ISL myal.lw-
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no MOOD srEALERs.

DURING THE PAST YEAR, TWO OR
IL three hundred cords Of wood. belonging to
the Virginia and Truckee fNilroad Company,
have been stolen In the vicinity OF Gold Hill
and Virginia. The Company, therefore, hereoy
give full and fair warning TO any and all persons
that henceforward the most stringent measures
will be taken to prevent further stealing.
Any person caught stealing the company 9
wood will be prosecuted to the utmost extent OF
II. NJ. YERINGToN Superintendent.
Gold Hill, June 8, 1871. jeS-lu
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CUCC0R WILL, AND MINING

- Company-Location OF works, Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
9Th day OF Nay, ISL, an assessment OF one
dollar isD per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said company, pIysble Immediately,
In United States gold coin to the Secretary, al
the company's Office. Room 5, No. Sts Mont
gomery street, san Francisco, California Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on THURSDAY, the Sth day OF June,
ISL, shall be deemed delinquent, and Will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, W II be
sold on FRIDAY, the S0th day OF June, 1871, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
q ats OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-Room j. No. 3Gs Montgomery street, San
Eranclsco. CAl. May 0. ISL. myS
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NOTICE..

HFR. JOHN GLACKEN IS HEREBY Au-
thorized TO collect and receipt al outstand
ing bills due the drm OF DALE CO; Virginia
City. and all claims against the hrm WI De P,T ~,
persons indebted TO the arm are earnestly re-
Suested TO settle within thirty days. Mr..
aiacken can be found at our old stand; now
occupied by X. L. HIGGINS & CO., No. -
South c street, Virginia. ,
Virginia, May @, 1873. my&tlm
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HENTUCk MINING COMFANn-
N Location OF Works, Gold Hill, Storey
County, State OF Nevada.-Notice Is hereby Civ
en-, that at meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
OF said Company, held on the 9th day OF
May A. D. 1871, All assessment, No. ), OF Ten
Dollars (SiO) per share was levied upon the capl'
tai stock OF sad Company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin to the secretary at
tho Office OF the Company, Room No. 10, ES-
press Building, northeast corner Of California
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. .
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, June 18th, A.
ID. ISL, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, Will he
sold on TIL TUESDAY, June 29th, A. d, lSil, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
coats of advertising and expenses oil sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
JOS. l.. KING, Secretary.
Oflee-Room No. 10, Express Building, north
east corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, san Francisco, California. mll-td
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill. Ne
vlda, June 5th, 1871. AT q meeting OF the
No. Twenty-three mo. ~, Of Two Dollars and
Eirty Cents 81 5O) per share, was declared pay
able on and after SATURDAY, June 10th. A. D.
1871, ut the Bank of California. San Francisco,
and the Agencies In Virginia and Gold Hill.
The Transfer Books will be closed until JuLs
10th, 1874.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
G. W. HOPKINS, Sec'y:
Gold Hill, June 3. ISL je5-u