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, 1875-08-26

SHeinl H.ahstch to The Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. 25.-Iiobert Haino,
head aasyer at South Havou fur the Wallace
MILL lost the toes Of Ills right foot With circsl-
lar saw this afternoon, beBldes bolnB severely
wounded in hs log.
, 1875-08-26

f1,olfrs. Cr,mpf, Diarrlra, md alt bowel Cou.-
nliny ard s,asI;y cured y Ur, Jsyuets Qastplpatya
h4.rap it IaL,s away all 4urcnexa of the ablou,au
aoothrs tIs stoua Rnd rostoses ia natural sctiou
, 1875-08-26

Sr<ttol H.x1'Itch to The Cnitd.o Yrf5uns
EAhLyIlIE- ILL.,. Aug. 25.-TLe tecouj daY's
neetlnx opened ip tie fnrouoon with running
race. hutf mile beats, catch wushs, TT purns
Of SIS STU 10 uzst, &2j to second. lAero wore
four fn.rie8:
, 1875-08-26

The eoconl raco WAS FIR iii racors purse,
$500 tlBo TO first. s'3D to second, S3u 10 third
TAcIo wore four entries, and all camo ror tue
, 1875-08-26

8pAtiai Di1lt-h to TIE Cht.aoo T7trnt.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. a5.--A chld Of ". L.
Smith, OF kalamazoo, shoked to death this fore
noou With kernel uf corn,
, 1875-08-26

8Fec7d1 NspaleA to The EnlcagQ Trt6tfre.
PHt'ADRLFRIA, Aug. 25.-rlo philatleIphias,
on tholr own ground. tats afternoon casiiy de-
toated The Atantics for the sixth successive
earned in tie fourth ibntnR four runs tbs roof
PLAYING Of KnowdslI. Fleet, and b.oa1s, giving
shem tue balance. The Atlantlca u1ads i've clean
hita OF Zett!eln In tie first TWO ipnipea, and
Were put out 10 QUE, two, throa o,des in tho Isxt
ssssn innings. AeubaI, umpire.
Inn ngs-- a 8 Sc 80
huantes s...........+....l ! 0 0 0 o 0 Q o. .
1Au4dtlphtas. . o V--lt
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1tiice AAiA..
Et2sut.. Z
OH'DH II 5
tI,b1t,.r
, 1875-08-26

In tile Afternoon tteio was mattcJ increase
In tho ndu'ter Of spetta!urs, Ihc i,rrt c4l,cd
No. 7. 10 WITCH tlers weso twelve c1,trle1 al
the 3tnnute clans. The pntsa wAs tor :iU0, 5000
to first : I50 10 necond. s99 to th,rd aud SG0 to
, 1875-08-26

MOlT0NS.

tsTst haze On errsts-Hostoua, 4; Chtc Gxus. j,
lluuu. "'' Nt -~
nssts ~ eat'sd batf.-Boaseo-, l; Chleazoa.l
1ssssa eaht-tlssGpxs. =: Waits. 2.
Rass st!rnsd -Hestons. 81 Chicss14, 5.
Tins u g,ms.'fwo hu irs All ,rs minutes,
0tRolFt-Mf. ksut, uf Hartford,
, 1875-08-26

euo ae%tu W my counsc3Men. Eot II that old
Fefofmer wero Jet ltro. who supposes that
haunt OF temptation to drunkeuueas would be
allowed Il nestlo undnr = roof which bears thu
Tribune" Oh ita pnnacle7 In days past Mr.
0rceley protested agAust u. an, shop baiug Der
mltted in shs National Capitol 1t Washugtou,-
and on tho ground that 1t MAS , Just soproaoa
upon the nation to have IL there, On tho sa,n.
ground We, who compose tue constituency OF tba
Tribune, hays right to protest against iss open
alliance with the liquor-tratlio
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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s. Nv T. ias. T. r.la:.s1'R ls.!sn;R
y, GGhsslss; Harvey 4 T'1dsn, cle.al.nd; Elsia;
Il f:sl 1s.:' e'aepna osstss 7: Z a'i,ss aeS.S
ots;s. g poss o:a
Astid.; O.. r.. Wh.ttord, Delolt; 6. T. ss,ap.
b:a;.; b9::.I 4 Fns%..s.s % ~ T. f9sa:.s5 S.qTs
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t.s ts.;ss i's s4s 4:,S; E:;sy Ss:;s.
iiss':, iisss%: S9ss ~: e'ss*: 4
alasa1aa Ghar!.stop - sysft1 Kssn Ksnr' u, y: 1an.
p y: spe!r., Iopsk.; r. /. Dew, 81 iSu.s
no,toa; r''a'''' Il, nu1.!o, L.. l.. Royce
toa, ~ ys.aol.eo: i. L wsshbuqn. Dls5s- rs.
soa: S q; = y; Hubbard n.sra,t, u. j. bailey, Pts-
to. " t.a!t y Hood Ny York.. ora"d fastAs-H.
psSis. pss.ox.; Y; 1s,.os' 1xs.os' Loueh;sas..
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q >! III + D. D.s**s. .'1~ Xasxi 0sosss T. Easss ~
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PERSONAL.

Nl just arrived, and can be coosuItsd on ali sub
leets' Dsmely Lsw:uits, Oourtship, Marriage, Sick
the planets an thipgs are controlled. Once South
vest corner 10th and cts. northwest: entrance on
10Th ct. 00vl-
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TBK HI6HIEENTH CANTURY.
lis INSTITUTIONS, CUSTOMS AND COS
TUNES.
FRAHCE-l70O-1ss9: BY Paul Lscroix.
Illustrated. SIS.
SPAIN. Illustrated By Dore. Sls.
MABEL MARTIN. A new Poem 10y J. c. Whit
tier. SIS.
Just published and for sale by
MOHCN BROTHERS.
oct50-tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
MEDICAL, &c.

~ the oldest established Ladies' Physician,
ao go ss.s satE rom asSvf osnden
Ladies desiring tre.ment Of any complaint can
Separote roonasfOr ldfy patients. oct2s I'm
nR. BUOkLER JONKs.-Twenty years en- peri
" enoe in Female Diseases, irregularities, 0ya
Ba:ns:s Sonkdsntisi iss &. aOa.1d nS ssl
MADAME BlsTELL, 81. D. thorooehly eI:
Midwife Of 70 years practice, attends ladies theT
homes, 2. copiort.bls private rooms, careful nur.
BE q sa.ns Es:ssI are ss.T.usssd .e,snsis
soTDs5 e South SHARP and Dover sis.. Baltimore.
S.ssa'sS15S Is: bf fEs E2FTF. S:s
t0olonizatien BuildineJ jyl-6ms
lie. q: 2: BQsWORTR, &! @. Wssninstoa Kies-
ssS 81
name Q. na.Hrs. An s,%ll.in. incident 70 -
sns nus n &c:
s.aa s:sss e
q ws.pa. .oE II. .ns
IN dis:rdeT brocsht On y indi:crstiOns or en-
.ssss:s pa Rag ssss, &. G Gsii.
m. RODEh IsON, IRON BALTIM0RI
s11 nd Is ~ %1e s' T.. Il !.
,s.:. 4 an; "a
2onnDErhes fsesntiy oootrsctsd cured IN % days.
miro. II . ss:s: s aS <. : and s,s &.
on b. sxceoss end abcss in yoUth, ospsine loss 81
1sDoU and insantfy, ssneraa debilisy, organic
q eoHsnItiop. iSdtesstoa, y.llatasio6 81 the
mt - !. sscis si;Hssss Of ssaa Or Ssddns::
$50 s Ds. II md cen rely uSoh SSS sins
heh tsse!moniAAg yhich - noy holds 1fon the lead
tng IAystctens o. ba,ttmore. o0es tol 10Th strsst
n6ffkweUt, non 70 D.m. 1arS-ly
BVs4sss. : - q xsscls. SSSS Ssxs % esn.e.
Ff s.o sSs q! /. =. 3. SSUSs
oei1s HeeF!seesls oose Threst, 0roll, and III Brps
And vholesals b Oh RL.He sf0ff 3 co.. ssd Sy
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G. G. CORNwELL d SONS,
FINE GROcERS,
I4l- Penn'a Avenue, opp. wiIIard's Hotel.
CALIFORNIA PEARS,
Car bad ins. rece,ved,
In prime order. Trade
MALAGA GRAPES,
BANANAS,
ORANGES, '" ''' '' '''
I Large and sweet fine
FIGS, Color
, Extra fine, flesh impor-
PEUNEs,
Choice Imperial.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Very superior.
BUCKWHEAT,
BUTTER
Extra fine gilt edge.
MAIZE MAPkE s sTs9R,.
AIsEkT IBfscHlr,
SUGAR WATERS,
Fresh invoice.
ST. LOUIS FLOUR,
FINE WHISKY,
HAVANA CIGARS,
Genuine, none other.
MESS MACKEREL,
1000 lbs JAVA COFFEE,
Genuine Old Government
MTsaRooMs.
BEANS.
SARDINES
PATE DE FOIS GRAs,
FRUITS,
Our own importation.
rtsdence for the sesson invited TO eIsmiue our
esssblishnent and way e doing business;
Foreign and American FrOdacfion, different varis.
| ties oftsble luxuries.
ordsrs delivered 70 Any AK 81 Washinstoa and
he HIS
| delivered the next morning. Goods delivered at
Family Tr.as : :Sssisity Orders called Tor daily
sss:S s.S Il. ssfSsSSs IL
G. G. CORNwELL = SONS,
noyntr 60 FINE GROCERS
WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, ARI PR1PARRD
RAISING OR REMOVING
BRICK BUILDINGS.
Hsafifaaies ssarastssd.
Address P. o. Bog 100, Georgetown, D. o.
pu&. RokklAGsWoRxas Qg9HLAA GO
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Ovire 10 the demise Of the senior member OF the
hIm Ct b; W: REID SONS November 9, 1876, the
said frm Ii dissolved.
The surviving members, RICHARD H. W. and
WM !. READ, WIN close MP and pay al accounts
against said firm. and continue business under
ntme Of B. W. REEDS SONS.
Accounts will be rendered to all persons indebted
to the firm OF B. w. REED q SONS, and prompt
settlement Is respectfully requested.
b. W. REEDS SONS,
pov15lw Grocers, 1914 n street northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.


FoUN,pH.,,A i Ley Sso PoRTE ~ M.oSNAIE o.ns
East Capitol street. ''"'' IL
STRAYED-A sorrel MARE, three white feet and
ioI her return tsss 70 FsEsd % e d
corner Of llih and streets n. e. novl5-1t. ~
osTg 9 a Saturday last, Young b!aek and tan
ma. sa1e LEI ON NTH 81. ear; and
ward will be given for his return to No. s27 q.
G sEs 81 GT Ssy H0EsI and BAR
9sS iEsr s. ss to F
I OST..sstu1day, near corner Of 9th and streets
TERRIER poe, nearly bare on neck snd90S
vEY's, s34 i street northwest " n novi5-a'
TAKEN UP .EsTRAY--On the 18th inst, a " ite
.a HGG, . black stripe on bach large ears
,ate s sTay property pay shgs; Gsssda
novis ST. Franklin Sc bet P and on.,w.
T'AkEN UP EsTRAY-On the Iith insi :, a sorrei
face, three white feet. The owner will please 10y
sen ba5ss. srf take
n0vl5 Ct Corner 10th and Boundary SITS.
GS BEWARD;.Srayed, ON the IIth Of Novem
SC Der. red COW, high bor 10, aud spot--A
Ted GAaE 70 The above reward s Be Rss
Jackson Hall alley, let Pa ave- % and y: north
west noylSStS
I OsT Oh sTOLEE-On Sunday, November IAN,
IL either at Metropolitan Hotel the 7th reet
ears from Penn ave to 1T. Dominic's Church, one
Gold BRACELET, inscribed s'E. l.. y. to A. T s 1,
June 10th, l13.n liberal reward will be paid If
left at NJ Metropolitan Hetel. It,
I OsT-0n Friday, the top of BRACELET, q
Carbuncle set with Garn,ts Lost at the Pres-
dents or on New York avenue suitable rev ard
nIeturDed to 526 10th street northwest. novl3 St.
I osT-srayed from my store on Thursday morn
lhg. aspotted and liver colored SET ~
TIKI JOG; answers to the name OF Frank .SA
Suitable reward will be paid for his return 10 tie
sou he asst corner of Sth and d streets w. novB St
OSI-Cn Thursdsy morning. in 9th street cars,
II or Center MMket, paiE Of Gold: @AA
be rewarded BY leaving them at 401 9th street
northwest, Y. NJ O. A. building. novls IT
I OsT-Last night, November llth, in going from
Il 18th street and New York avenue to 2al9 u
Pennsylvania avenue, Q small Hunting case S3AS
black knameled WATCH liberal re- }SIiX
ward will be paid If returned TO 9l19 Pennsylvanis
avenue northwest. novi2 SIS
e REWARp:1Lost, on the 7sh Of November, a
VO v hite POINTER DOG, yellew ears; ~
yellow spot on side and root u tail; ocafsA
on his neck: years old. The above reward Will b
paid n returned 70 Isl 3 Rhode Island avenue.
povll SO. HENRY U. ncOENEY.
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442 era 81. {srov.s. }442sfHsT.

We re ssiiiss iSs S:ss nsfs q Es ss1oS!s..s 80;
= ss s.' Essss = "a Sootsss S:os
equally low. elats 9antel e acrthcs g
ectAA SxS N nm scsthvsst
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FOR SALE.


pss sAIF F. sPf NgpssY,g6sy, ss09Sa
oEITlnG WATCH, ia very massive Is Karat fgsl
sold s9ses 70. rs si2s l; i nearly new ger
CO.'S Loan Once, n. e cor. iO;h ana Sta n0yl5-S;
EoR sALE-A GREYHOUND and other hunt
ner l4ih and r SIS. northwest. nois's. TX
EoR SALE : Flrst class INCOMING BIRD,
Georgia Biro,l will be sold cheap Ia-sx<
9ni,s at prug Store corner Of Sd and II strestssS
EQR sALE-0r will exchange for s-65 bonds 60
a. lumbis Esilroad stock OF small prop ~
sins no bad tricks, and win stand Without hifshfSs
Also, Top BUGGY. almost new, suitable fOr two
dress Bay HORSE, Star office. noylsst
AND AND STONE QCARRIBs on Metropoii-
II tan Point OF Rocks railroad, thirty ave acres,
station nearly to Iinaen station Also. SS the ts6
roads that runs from 9TH street road said station,
rs acres, adjoining Forest Glen, equally divided by
railroad Large stone quarIies fsOm so q 800 feet
stone for railroad bridges ADD cniverts. will sell
ne whole or In lots Address Y: ). Brown,
A TTRAoTIyE HOUSES FOR RENT on SALE.
No. Lafayette Square, rent or sale, with or with
1901 H, cor 18th Hooper house, rent or sale do
1907 \, tsale or rent DO.
1925 K CStsnton Houssl DO.
1884 ltth, rent, furnished.
901 street, 4"
1872 2lst,
1000 feet Of Ground on 18th near M, rent or sale
Houses and Lots Ia all parts Of the city for sale aud
rent. Apply at kEkHEDl 5 Real Estate Office,
18th street. near Riggs Cos. novlI 81
bsadhEoDs Rs Of Bay 0aTTsgs a9gsEs
Apply to WASH. NAIL0RS Stables, n AoK
street now
LOB sALE-An extensive assortment Of new
u And second hand TURNITUBE, CARPETS,
STOVES, &c. Corner g and 18Th streets, No. 622
northwest oct22 In
E0R sALE-Tvo 1ne, large, young, iron gray
4 HORSES; well matched. Inquire at ~
1901 ~ treet south west. oct2-sm 10Y
E0R SALE.-Win be sold at bargain, zoo bar
l. rels Howe's Gave CEMENT. This Cement Ia
superior to all other American Cement. Apply 10
4. A. TERRY, Peoples Bank,
aue19 Corner sth ana v streets porthwest
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A Str o0Y.
MADAME ROSS,
This eesserated isdy A.treacgt3 enA Hsallna No
Of ID, southwest. She has 70 Superior 81 delinsat-
ing tbs Pea, Present and Future. In love or bud
neo her advice H. invaluable, descFfbtug your
friend, pointing out your snsiiss. and Informing
you OF the sure way TO success II al undertAkin9S
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EE IAFAYETfE HOUSE,
CORNER 2D AND Il STREETS N. w.


CORNER 2D AND 3 STREETS ~ w.,
ONLY ONE SQUARE FROM CAPITOL, BO.
1ANlCAL CROt NDS AND THE AVENUE.
CON THE EUROPEAN PLANJ
This house, which will be opened on MONDAY
November 18th. presents to Members of 4
co eress and other gentlemen in search of n.y.
VI ter quarters an unusual combination xks|
OF attractions: among others, the following
The house has been Just built. and the walls and
noors are, therefore, sweet and clean throughout.
new.
Two lines Of horse cars, communicating with all
minutes.
Gentlemen occupying rooms, who prefer to take
order.
No pains will be spared to supply the table with
all the delicacies succeeding and the solid
food will be OF the best that the market affords.
The ines, spirits, ales, &C., imported and native
will be of great variety and superior quality
The charges viii be moderate, ~ well for single
rooms and suites Of rooms, a. for meals.
novll-f&m' JAMES b. BOYLE, Proprietor
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7 ARsH sreeF. o. 9E lfg =. AID I'D s.oolD
Ps sss % ssiS. s.ks roo. 20 tan :soes
Gsshinston. end 90 W. Iayesse strset. Bsisi1srs,
I'd. (sRlyl P.p. oCRMIUf q 90,
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
Old roba biIity Ec1ipsed.

ST. Louis boasts of a Professor lice
who throws "Old Probability quite in
the shade, inasmuch as he predicts the
weather for months, instead of hours, in
advance; and thus far his predictions
have proved to be remarkably accurate.
In letter published about the lst of July
last, he gave the following data:
THE following are the planetary equmocts
during the remainder of the present year
July 10 and IS; August ), o. and 81 Sept. !
and q; December IS.
The strongest is the combination in October,
the next III energy is that in the latter part of
August, and the next after that is the Noyem-
Der one. If there will be tropical cyclones, the
August combination will bring them about.
But where they will occur. if at ali, will de
pend on the location where they originate. p. ?
The combination in November will probably
terminate with unseasonablv cold weather.
OF the data given prior to this month,
it may be said, briefly, that Professor Tice
in predicting storms on or about the dates
mentioned proved true prophet. The
storm which eliminated here on the 18th,
began lew days earlier on the Cult OF
Mexico, ali storms, as is we'll known,
working up from the lccward Now I'M
less Professor lice has made miscalcu-
lation, . storm is due about this date,
with others in store for us on succeeding
months. 1t will be well, perhaps, to heed
the hint OF unseasonably cold weather in
November. Certainly, it is not an entic-
ing prospect which Professor Tice spreads
before us.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
The Centennial Buildings.

me MAN centennial building at Phila-
delphla has 5000 men at work on il. and
VIII be finished January l. Judging from
lhe description it will be an exceedingly
imposing affair. 1t is to cover twenty
acres OF ground, with single story inter
Tor seventy leet high, with four towers on
me corners ana 1our more on the corners
Of raised part Of the roof in the cnntor
the last towers being 100 feet heieh. From
this main structure wings of less hioht
run in every direction. AS precaution
against fire, water plugs are set SO thick
ly that there is no spot in the buildino
where four streams could not be instantlTT
concentrated The roof is supported on
G12 columns, some OF them 125 feet in
height. The sides of the structure will be
OF brick work in panels between the col
umns for the first seven feet, and above
that glass. The roof will be covered with
tin.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

JUDGMENT RY Confession. 1t will be
remembered that terrible row arose in
New Hampshire last spring concerning the
name of Gen. Head, one of the Republic
can candidates for State Senator. The
votes We're given Tor Matt Head. Gov.
Weston and council decided that the can
didate's true name was Nathaniel, and
held the votes to be blanks. Gen Heads
supporters all declared that his true name
was Matt, and said a great many hard
things of the Governor and Council for
giving the seat to his opponent, But late
ly the question has taken new turn, We
quote from the Concord Patriot
The records of the Probate Court for Merri-
mack county show that on Tuesday last Il petit
ton was presented from him, to the effect that
Il Nathaniel Head of HookSett, desire to have
my name changed to Matt Head and we know
the court granted the petition and that Nathan
lei Heads name was changed, on that day, to
Matt Head This we repeat, is direct and
positive acknowledgment on the part of the
person presumed to be most deeply interested
in the matter that Mr.. Heads name, last spring,
was Nathaniel, and that the action of the Gov
ernor and Council in rejecting the votes cast
for Matt Head and not counting them as for
Nathaniel Head was in strict accordance with
law, justice and right.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

In defeating Fred Atwood the Democ-
racy of this county made a double shot,
likewise killing off the most promising
candidate for President OF the Senate
There will now be more time to prepare
for putting into the market that most ex-
cellent machine, the Meadow King Mower
so agriculture will be the gamer.
There is in the administration a spark
of regard for the public interest. Burt
has been removed from the Boston Post
office, and Hon f. S. TOBY appointed in
his place Now, Toby, just straighten out
things.
Seth H. Nlillikcn has gone to Ohio TO
enlighten the benightcd natives by stump
speeches. Will he wave the bloody shirt,
or tell what he knows about greenbacks
and the acquisition thereof?
"A new bark built by Bean &c Coombs,
at Camden, has been named the Edward
Cushing, in compliment to the popular
clerk of steamer City of Richmond. She
is superior vessel.
With every county in the Fifth Dis
trict Democratic, the chances look rather
dubious for Hale OF any other man on that
side OF the house, next year
Mr.. Martin, the Democratic represen-
tative elect from Camden, was serenaded
on election night by his friends. lie makes
an excellent representative.
The radicals ridculed the recon-
mendation of Gen. Roberts that the watch
fires be kindled But they We're pretty
well warmed by them.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
The Election.

The kcnnebec Journal publishes re-
turns from all the towns in the state
save thirty.one. These show an aggre-
gate vote of ll0,929, with q majority 70;
Conner of 4,745. The Senate stands 10
Republicans to II Democrats, with no
choice of one Senator in York. The
House stands So Republicans, 63 Demo-
Gratis, 2 Independents, and tie vote in
one district.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
The Next Senate.

Democrats marked ID, Republicans r.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Benjamin F Sturgis of Auburn, X.
Charles Il. Jordan of Lisbon, Il.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
John 7. Donworth of IIoulton. ID.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Charles ii. Haskell of Portland, ID.
Albert Gray of Harrison, ID.
Benz. f. Baker of Windham, ID.
Isaac S. Brown of PoWnal, ID.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
L. S. keyes of Jay, K.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Joseph 7. IIincklcy, Biuehill, r.
George Tolman, ID.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
A. q. French of EaVette, X.
John Woodbury. of Litchteld, Il.
KNOX COUNTY.
Alfred Watts of Thomaston, d.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Franklin L. Carney of Newcastle. II.
OXFORD COUNTY.
John p. Swasev of Canton, II.
Samuel ID. Wadsworth of Hiram, X.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
John S. Wheelwright of Bangor, X.
Thos. J. Peakes of Charleston, X.
Geo. Il. Thurlough of Newburg, X.
Alexander Webb of lowell, II.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
5. O. Brown of Dover, K.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Thomas W. Hyde Of Bath, X.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
w. II. Stevens of New Portland, Il.
Abel Prescott Of Canaan, X.
WALDO COUNTY.
Jason Estes of Troy, ID.
George White of W lnterport, -.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
James X. Talbot of East Machias, ID.
Giles NJ. Wentworth of Calais, -.
YORK COUNTY.
Ivory Lord of Saco, X.
Usher b. Thompson of NeWeld. K.
No Choice
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
= Aroostook did not overcome the ma

= Aroostook did not overcome the ma
.lority against Mr.. Madgan in penobscot
and Piscataquis, and he fails of an eec-
ton by from 500 to 800 votes. He made
splendid tight, and deserved to win.
The first snow storm of the season oc-
cured on Mount Washington, Saturday.
The West Waterville Union, smart
and spicy sheet, has suspended.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

The reunion Of the First Cavalry at
Rockland last week was an interesting
occasion There was an excursion, 4
clam bake, banquet at the bali, &C.
At the business meeting Of the associa-
ton, the following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President, Major
Benz. +. Tucker, Belfast; Vice President,
Sergt W. b. Smith, Portland; Treasurer,
Gen'l j. p. CilIey, Eockland; Recording
Secy, Lieut. Orrin S. Haskell, rittslield !;
Corresponding sec'y, Sergt. L, Il. Hill ,
Augustus Toast Master, Maj Grnrgo NJ
Brown, Bangor The next annual re-
union will be held in Portland
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23
How They Love the Sol iiers.

Charles johnson, living in Stockton, q soldier
of the Mexican war and who also served thro
to be helped by the town last winter. When
he came up to vote, the Republicans challenged
his vote on account of being pauper. Thus
do they show their appreciation Of the boys in
blue. Our Selectmen, however, let him vote
n the ground of law passed by the Legislature
# 1874, providing that soldier who is com.
PEELED to ask help through disabilities incurred
in the ser, ice, should not be disfranchised
STGCk'VoN
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

The defalcation of the late Democratic coun-
ty treasurer of Somerset, Mr. Steward amount
ed to So 1913. That amount has been paid over
by his bondsmen. Bangor Wing
Slightly different was the case of Elder
Peck's Republican bondsmen. They fought
the case in the courts as long as possible,
and when the final decision was in IA
vor of the state, those worthless went
whining to a Republican Legislature, and
got released by special act.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

People who sue railroads for personal
damages are apt to prevail through the
sTmpathies OF jurors. But Patrick Hor
tai, who claimed to have been injured
on the Maine Central at Pittsfield, and
brought suit in Boston, didn't get red
cent.
The Bangor Wing says it shall continue
to shake the bloody shirt. 1t will have to
include the chemise too before the party
can be increased
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

That change which the Democratic leg
islature made in the day of Portsmouth
city election, continues to work well. As
1t now takes place on the same day with
the Maine State election, they can't vote
the navy yard in more than one direction.
The Democrats have. just carried the
Mayor and a majority of the aldermen.
The Republican journal., 1875-09-23

The Democrats of Massachusetts, are
feeling pretty good oyer the Maine cleo
ton returns, and the dissensions among
the Republicans of that State over the
nomination for Governor. Dr. Loring
appears to be capturing all the out OF
town delegations, though should he be
nominated his defeat is predicted by
many Republicans. Mr.. Rice, the Boston
candidate. would command much larger
vote, but it is doubted if he could succeed
against Castor. There is some talk of
Henry Wilson resigning the Vice-Presi-
dency and entering the gubernatorial
field, but it will probably end in talk.
The prospects at present are good for
another Democratic victory in Massachu-
seftS