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, 1875-01-27


Extra noeEes-Graded steers, averaging 1,350
to l,b5o .25aGo
Choice Deeycs--Fine, tut, well formed year
to ysar old steers, averaging 1,250 to
1,4s0 lbs. o.5CaGo0
Good ueeycs-Well- -fattenetl, fnoy formoa
Eteers, ayaraaug 11h0 to 1,JJ0 tbs. 4.7J&525
McAnm (lrnt3cs-Strcrh in fair icah, aver
aging 1.l0O to 1.950 lbs. 4oo545o
Dultllsrs' Htock-Poor to fair ateerH, and
common 10 choice COWS, for city slaughter,
averaging 800 to l,1eo lbs. 27sasAo
Stnck Cattlc--ComInon cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging COO to 1850 lit. ........ 2759375
Infcrinr-Light md thin cowB, hcifcrB.
rtags bulls, and scaawas secrs.......... 225a2.bD
CattleTexas.. HD1ts5 .25
lIDUs-During tho opening ho,,rs the demand was
brisk and fair IeHrra Of activity maintained up
to midday, but subsequently,, buyers, II by
eonsont, withdrew from tho market, and dur
ing the afternoon no considerable amount Of trading
1otG15c alvanee over huuday's prices, tue imprnve-
neut not sustained. and wn Iuntc closing prices
weak at 80 $50 for pour to cioce light, anu Ut 81 80
70o fr poor 10 strictly choice heavy. Sales Of extra
ashnrtcd were reported at $7.10a725, but there
vary lfto trading at higher h9ure than $500. Fol-
lowing somo Of tho transfers
, 1875-01-27

FLOun-wa4 iu rather better demand, though
q uotad dull in New York snl Liverpool. There wal
early inquiry for auloshhes, aid later for spring
extras but tbs latter generally wanted 1t lower
Istces than holders Alng to accept. 6a1es were
reported Of 2s bfls winters. ehteay on private tesna
l,4b0 btls spring eItrasr mostly 1t Hama H1b;
800 orla spring superhnes At 5a1a24 and 1oo brs
rye Hour OIL pryats teEus. Tual LOTS brl4, Ths
kst closed follows; choics winter sassas, $3.50
$50; common to good do t42sss.oo; cholcs spring
e1tras, $i.5uS47S; fair do, xhtppng grldss, S37s3
xs.Do6s.7si r5s aous, $s.X1s.toi huekvhsat dc.
$5.0u0s.so.
Hl1AN-WM n good demand 'sud quotad s>sxes
, 1875-01-27

hcnre stronger. sar- wrre reported uf 10 sops al
s,o m sS free a. ra eo,rr,
~ ritr. S,lrs wtre ~ tons at sAo, Oil track, anl
$ll.M fro m l"'arL.
pnnl. and 81 nndli3n PR ton for r'r,rsr. ..
witEAT-Wa* rather tame, hut steady a about TIM
The rl"s Tie sdEirst from fTrrihH'l vera nnetinsn
fact wniei, made Ent lniy nro.Atnrs hold ut IN
y" NV ysrk a ~, INV M0a % q sr r nasr Mie Tas nsrs1
anntet frtn nE1 rrcslpr wcrc smaller tfai
-" tho day lrsseas. With b, ,Im,, the et.;1a hs I'D
trcHao IT the rtack In sre Inst wrrk WIS uearfy 1ioN
t giving 2,.7l,as3 In IT the Speculative Hrls n'w
""r % rsss III s n NJ :fss Sof M G II, liz ns s
hore VII rn ";.s. nsssr"s' l 1a shsrs % VA l.. !,
. s@ s,ea Iss' !" 'r@ rose g Sn: 3D. AMI
closed ut M '.tss9ir scrr lHhr"nry r't! nt ~ %
st,.c, clast,Hn. II .ssss' sssr May sll At otata
At ss'ar. Cash Ts!rs wsro rrHr.et Of ~, III NJ
hprna 1T ?ohc; es."n h,t NJ: ,los ~ "a M';r;
do At 7ltts77c. Total. ;Y.ati l,,,.
y qsst i and a +,,;"e n +, Hs'fs Is
tultN--WaH ,lnl, md drrlIncl nearly 80 from, tho
rather strong rnsinR of tho rc't"un evr,inn L!yrr-
WAS weak, while rosrilts wtr" again ample. sud
tin lalrttn a,wc rsthrr important lncra,n IN The
tralu.l In, we nuc,l fow d4ya asu tas probability
known tint our half tii ,,"sk nsk, Of s, na
".n 1'4n4 " 'A .,,..xs,,t n.,., -
movement II the oh's 4, hninse1'. fahsn , ~
tnh !Ieh'ht "eahne.H .Hs. M!".n 's ul."s,,.s M III
hHFpnc " III lsEt ~ tie ~ ~ eul1 1,1 ~ n0 ris @
are ne,hA snrwafn'" ifn dar,s ~ .c Mes 4ntte t
!" e haDt that tle seeen. uesnlie aH ,ie
flatEr,,.4 o. c|rn !" t.nsnitrano uat', VIZ . .p
INV Tat! tIe'gns nsFe natE H. uFMn l H1u. W. @
ware on ne tnfn'!a INT, ,t. M. Ias ~ v, ~ - S
ihe l'lNns ~ ,oE' ~ sfRn. tson' & ~" t. tA ~ ~ ~ ~,
~ Ess eo.tt @ 4ss ''. ~, az, III tt;1 j.. ~ ~ 49, ,,,
cieatet nnu lnesE oiit'5 s.o ue.''s, IT,. :" ~ e!'
Better nae.l ul' ~" ta'a suy WIZ r ."u , ~ r
MEaesub uGh.an'. NM ests ans t tr ~, ma'' - ~ WI u
ma t1ty' sellHr aafta ole''tu sssssi"ay IT. nt'i
dechheu TO nlte, t1sS " NIT ""'s e"sH" = y !"
az sg..si s! t,. ~ ~ ~ say, ~, .oi1r
acsr sia II nGntn % =. ~ y +, i'st f. Ell 1H.sr
amy ~ - ~ e"fb u tu "a i'1Met ~ - =. ai
were .elntao' IT, ' tnfo " ~, tS.n, ~ -1 IN - ~ IT,
ht4e la'Mo ~ ieleee" ~ ~ Hspx' s W r -" ~
49,n ata 2,aoo pa eafS IT. "'eeef' VI staeA' 1''p'
| 1I!s ~ w. ,,, .t. n,
J VAl7--"cTe "'Fe mHu ;aEe ~ n'Htfs 1no "
Haiits Wa etiHHy fl,'s 81" '' t.t n WE We, ~
~ euse " auit "',s @ ~. ILLS % .u,a, "I .Ns'n
tho feeraary tsaart tG Meca; & dns'o ~ ~. ao . W.
an ior Gaf ns :" SaSn a ~ tna xnr .h, vr
i t. Ut rl trr t unti ~ III rnn,,,
rnut 'o'H: lho 'arnrr Aol.' ~ '.S Dse ALL rpu"
. ro "f 11e5 we ,,"t I.ai ~ =. m,..., ~
n.Sc uaa ~. ."1 ..ocu a. H. v i;i,1
.. o.ts o "a.o a,e" i w. r7.snIs u,u
24.SW hu ~; csn ann J., ,,,t t,ooa ~
"a rejected a. tnH,e~s i,aoo oh ~. mauo w., =, ~ ~
~ g ~ ALL h.7Uo 1 ~, o y 1ni., 4t3 vs. ~ ~ ~
tna' @ t - ~: In ii, anor ,ynre ~
na na - @ @ cin,oI NJ NJ sn.:n rooI n, VIM ,,,c
II tne Way o. ea'Rns !rn ls"' ~ te' u 1 =, s, s
taf iatteF betng ~ . pssH'iu ~ - 'ssst '4ay s,
~ ~ y - nn H. .hst ~ n',,.1 ~" n,Inu H. r.
, 1875-01-27
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
The past week las undoubtedly witnessed larger
distribution Of domestic dry gools than has been
compshes III auy previous weeh within thu past three
mouths, whilo Of brown and bleachcl cotons tho a9-
gregate Of Aes is reported III OF my week since
Apri last. Tic largely-ncreased movement now wit
nrsaol Is brought out by tho urms:aksble upward
tendency Of prices lately dsyolopod rather than by
any actua! Increase In the dcnnnd for Immediate coll
Aunptton. s.ocks held by a9euts well those In
distributors handa have rurey bocn tn rostucel
condition Ut this stage Of tho Ecason and tha the
season advances, tho uppreciaon in whites will be-
coulo general aud pronounced, sees entirely proba-
lie. Among the changes noted since Dur last re-
port were All sdvanee q ho fn atlantic 4. Indian
and Augusta bruwn cuttonh; cfeacent, Intiail
Orchard, ami Continental Auo hrowna, aud 10 lii
EullowinR Are tho reytsed 1uotattouA:
, 1875-01-27

Tota: Of all kinda in store, s,!e0507 bu. In addition
to Which tcro It's s7o bu wheat aud osoo7 bu corn
aaoat In tic harl,or, the week previously.
Tho above figures stow an Increase during list week
Of 2i802O bu wheat 05l6 bu corn. III ba oass.
212l hu barley, aud decrease Of Gu28 bu rye. Total
tn.raasn 357 IH1 bu.
, 1875-01-27

patLApEAFA1A, jan. 2a,-Wool firm Fsnnaylvansa.
Weas vsrginia, xx, aud above, 6a8sso; <, 6teSsso;
medium, ss357o; COARSE bo3a2ke; New York, Nishi-
gun, 1udiaua, and Western hus, 4soslo; medium,
5s@5sc, soAr4e, 6oa52o combing. washed, eodssso;
do, uuwsshsd, 4sa; ans, unxAahad, $50: eossss and
rnadium vaahad, 03A2Kaj tub, szahsd, ta0soe I
, 1875-01-27
COMMERCIAL.

tbs following wegs tie receipts and shipments Of
tile leainG articles Of produce til this city during tho
uty.four hours euling at o'clock on Tuesday
morning. and for the corresponding date year ago
, 1875-01-27

CITY AND COUNTY HOSpa.
There IL a better demand FIR Ghiarso Gitys and
Cock Connty* tLan ftr amy othcr securities on the
markell Sill tho 1narkot il comparatively quiet:
, 1875-01-27

H.nrrs-1an,nn,l drfpr, tl.a0ai.2s; silver !rirH,
c1trs @ S' s r's.s ,ss.s. s' Isw
7,tsi5s: u" prime, f09siac; dn ro'n'io1. Hsta7,ns
l'rtn lco n'oaasea 5uesa5c; conilron to'ssses,4o;
rrtcrs-~A1l'ricc 1ces'Ie; eloyc', so7:3e: c,'s,,.
an:e srir 3sss: y, m%ncs. ",,,r,, No. s1salao;
o.; WAi'" Ky, a$@Sss; ,Mhi's K',s; ataa'.a;;
liAr-was iull md rascr. Iraless rrln'rt rauci-
ty If nrert, rltcr lnca nntsilr nn although tho
"crn. n"t va tint ss1; sp1 s"
u,otsl.ns: ~. j. si'oa: M. = ac, sls'o ,Ht1ea,
s!aoai 1850: cl.oieo INLAND rrairie s1tn: Mn do'
HtliltW1Ss-Wera III got,I titn,alt, anf Btcasfy at
tho recent 'lnna'i"n, Though New York wa1 nga'li
trt Mt Wei GU brls iu bond at 1Se null Svo bFls do
at 1ts.
HIDEs -Dealers wcrc orerana st tim ruling prices.
1s,ss 1 42 r. sss ILL.,: s IT. s a ss ss III d. sfSs" ry %ae
ht,ra. 1taI5; dcaran eknR, 4an; thccp relta, wool
cstinut.1' rs wa'lfcd. per la. sots tac:
cr.I and ZIG for tAaturt,: ~,
tUMbEN--Ths market ia stil anios though tic
oser tl.~e for Tho rrete!e week, wlich ii tlue per-
hars principally to the Fact that Aty orders wrro al
average daily trade continuing cacrs llass hat Hlore
outside orders than usual 70 atrnd to. frices nru ui
altered, M follows:
Ssep, rlcar, i,cil to l,s. 4Gt,)S 50n0
Thr.l clear fnrh. ~ ptt 4GH
t;car @ g"rins IL " a,;d ii. rong.. 5suts solo
t'oAr ei1ug, lst anl Id. ......,...... 2ot0 1?l.0o
Iiret rOltlrun A1uG.,. ..,,..,.,..... HUpEAlu,U5
Flooring, frat cnnlsnu tfrcasesl....... 30G"S,J.D
finurtHH. second cotlnnl1t dressed. e0Ga2f.W
lAtx t~tartis, aud D........-....-... y f4'sA,W
A stork IHHIrs, .............,......... "A HNfiaa.m
y H.trk n'arus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sanu@asM
fcsins a eio It's; oiris rric. f,r dry.. i,Gs aoo
EHitiIon .aHer, II It 0sttt ,,it!er..: :. latsi2e3
Ioist and ecantliDg, IL to - feet....., l2Wa18.m
i' sSinFl;s s%'s sSSs M a.ss
hS;:s g ;9;f SS 4y;F,;; aT;dx3 Ss S;S.. IS
renains l,,iot, hut ,oaer. appear to expect i'm
rrovelncnt III thu demand before long. rrlcca
steady mud ass no; likely % sh1ga .t Present.
sn,an, ilc: Isr 32e: so,nEn-N". l. 2oe: Na.s. lsc.
40 sGsshs sfnn e1a s assr
XlscFult csaks lo9c; less tu'sstfts, 11r ssM, 20.
sEr lNoSINo r. o. s.,ss i'.tSs !so tg l2in.
If; Il: Il lts q q l. iiS Il; s:, Il T. d ~
cent discount: fcntc wire. 5t4o;;
NAlA-wsro quiet. but ftas'iy. as ta.5o rates. net.
let T1css Was any I a'f S' aetsty % IL S Tic d asan
for any dearriptl",s. and prizes were steady at
as t IT, s IL as. Sass s' ss "1 Is ss 49,
1lyc; do heaiiigh lis 'lrg., 17s.siac; etra winter
iarl o,l. si.1:si:ls; Nc ], W: No: :, sle; lssst
Hrerm sl25 Ga. ncaafott oil. strictly pure, sl.o5
i" extra, u0s9'e; do No. j. i5lasJc; bank OIL tic
sMspi,tis, n es s1avsiy' iaSSi5e; naphha' so'n'on,
5EEDo-rimothv in fair request and firm,
prime, s,id $40 for fancy. Glover was higher.
strictly prime selling at so.u. Sales nclnie 2os ags
Milut a'ao III urgent demand uni Rrlner, selling
at 7utsoo. With s5etslU .e range for prime. Hun
sAIr--was III n,o,er.,e rcti,stst at the following
prizes: onondaEa aud saRlrsw, tno, sl63; Canada
, 1875-01-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

Nxw YoHk, Jan. N.-nusnesa IL moderate In the
package trade aud the importing md jobng branches
continued quiet. 1Isavy and nns brown cottons xere
active and arm. Melium bleachcd shirtsnRs Of the
must popuar mahns are in good demand aud nrm.
PFint cloths very strong and advancing. Pachcs and
Dunnel light prints opened at0e, Lancaster and Aeu-
frew giughans are FALLING we'll. Pacific psrcslas Ars
active. Woossn goods srs In u,odsrats rsqueat.
, 1875-01-27
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YOHK.


TELL Aas!1lehH. lk5o aliCt A. 0sfa3bc. Darl&.
dull Falo Ut u 900 Ut. fatr canata West nt 3l5 ots
heavy an about 10 lower: saes Of u ooo bu 1T sya
SIC TOR new Western mixed, md 8ak@B4xc fes d
Western yellow. OATS quiet AMI Aeay su'es Of ataa
bu at 67Geas,io for mixed Western, and 6s37oe ID,
whito sYesteru.
6RooEnlEs-The srgar market is steady, Will Hss
lied demand fair to good refining IL quoted at Sa
a%c, Primo at sIc, and white Havana At gkaloxs
Tho cntfeu market Is exc!tc and prccs have adsape
al,out tc per IL; Rio, 1s1t1 g so.to gold.
Ntw Yonx, Ja.s. III. .-FtaUn-Qniut md rncl,auasa,
GohN.Mr*1-steady; fair demand; Mioal.co
GnAiH-:"heat qniet anil very firm; receipts stax
o 5hssgo hs r.Efns T. H,ss2es rs a. tassS
do Northwestern, s!i1,Si .la unsrsed 1nwa anu Ms
nesosu spring ft.o7esl2l; wIatsr rcd Western, sis
l!yo quiet nj 0ftS9ac IarIey dull. sialt ,!a I'd
heavy. Corn lower anu more inna receipts, l2o,01
ssx T. .s ss.c w';,sta 81. at sss:9 81: ss ss.y Sss:
dnooERtxt--coirce excited and nntettled; Rto, III
rennsd easier; a2.6lu4c. a1ola<ses. New Orioa11,s
@G5c; foreign noiutnai. Rtee dull and unchanged.
isEaIr-1fcayy; .traino,f, $2iJte2.2u.
rumrENr1sE-FIr,n at 3at.
rslno1.uM-pv'l .e,'''s, ,l1':s'ac; crude. ss
lnuvIsiONs--1'ork lrnlrt; new mcss, $t9.6o, Bid
unchanged. C1,t-mcass quies picked shoulders ~;
mdt!lea hrrner; long clear, lUtH1oHo; short ciear'
ii il, iGr, A'@s
l3urrrR-rIchyv. 1f,aa9c
CItEEsE--Eirlacr 8a lGc,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; tic.
CLovER.skkp-t4rm At lie.
CINCINNATI.
ClSc1aSAT1. Jan. n.2a.-rLoun-Quies and unchans.
ed.
unA1a-Whoat quiet and unchanged; red, 81 Liza
1.lo corn active; price. advanced; Gala7oc. ola
md fDwur rates; ST. n. Barrier, dun4ui fair; muk0
firm; spring, $t,:}3tnt.4U.
UIt.s-UncinilgGd.
Eua.-J11l1 mil nt,chnuueH
itnrrsn-Duii, tut unchanged.
CHEEsE-Dnlf mil unchanged.
fhoF1s1nh.-IotR h8Ht hhtlera nr1n Aithers
sanoth e is;te. lsfu 4asI ant anehanRsu; seln
as os; ;:,ss KssG iar sp. nqk ds sass ts's nad h5E
s,aa s1.'n saos "'s49r G sGhoaa!s spot 14s
n"snt nk s'nIs cieas .ao' 9a'@oH.t eeat
.ars a ~ 70 a :ns 1oppg o, as:ss". oteeh snou
"A@sAf-De'Aahu M ,als ~ marke. ,at nfn' e4e'
- MtIWAuREH.
AihwauRrE. i, Jan: M.-LLothCstealy and quiet,
dhAfsuMneat .,,t steatx NJ. hlalwsnkec edc No
Hos ss;sct Hei4er fehfHasy. oSAei eelleF alatch4
was. 0aEs steaay ant 4'!et NO. =. eash ahl ssle:
stenns ~ :; u'c' oaF!ey uuH eua !o"eFi no.
S No; Y M an, mamma, no-, Ella ~.
Jss h.s .aIse r saa Sia
nrs VIZ ,noso ,ni1lcs 9re s'e 1na W..
tle !arl' ~; f., steam [,nn1 ,no1!nina'; e. AZ $lss9
fair Ior,,n, a,d llar' = - St11T t'''s" A's'
KEcr1rrs-FIours 1000 Iris oats. 100 bu, WHIST
''Eu sspMrsrs-rlour, M 900 brl. oat. 800 bu uh
l'''oo D''
nm ~. Luois: , ,.,
os aap an.ms M anu sstt unenahGta
~ 1A'S%mhsaI ~ , stsauy 81. sca ~tntssi sl;vsa
1 ~ Nn ~ ~. ~. & -; uais uaai snsas
y snring, sisasa ;27H; No. =, $l.3oSl.s7H. ~
S'tany w. tit !; ft.n. M
, 1875-01-27
Chtmga

Following tho rates per 100 LIS for dressed hogs
10 points named HoBton, 6Ou; New YORK, 75c; !;
YilaletpliA and Batnore, Gle.
, 1875-01-27

I'i'i. 1 Asktd.
1M.tt. h Int. ,10lt< X int.
10i 4 int. l0a aint'
1ot h int. ina. h hut.
osss h tnt.l :.
f}s Atnt.F :.
FlDt L Int. ira ( INT.
,- ! "a y int.
.t.f..tSE0t'H+
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TEMPERANCE.

To the Editor ofGhe Journal:
am surprised at the quasi endorsement given
by the Standard 10 the speech of Gen. Roberts de-
nouncing prohibition, and declaring for license,
which to every man of experience means free rum.
The editor of the Standard is temperance man,
opposed both to the traffic in, and the drinking OF
intoxicating liquors, practices at war with the
best interests of the State, injurious to its BUSH
ness, and destructive of the peace and happiness
of all the people. He has so stated to the writer
of this, declaring that as father looking to the
future Of his sons and daughters, he could have
no sympathy with traffic which brings in its track
only sorrow and desolation-utterances most
honorable to him. Il thought then and now think,
that such must be the utterance of every father
and mother. 1t would seem that every father and
mother looking to the future of their children
must rejoice that our State has outlawed a traffic
that strikes at the peace of every home, and all
interests to home dear.
That this traffic lays heavy burdens on all the
people in the form Of taxes one will dare deny.
That it fills our prisons and almshouses with in
| mates is admitted. That it is disturbing ele-
ment, affecting disastrously all business enter
prses, is the testimony of all business men. How,
then, are we to account for the assertion of Gen.
Roberts that prohibition is clog to business
Only in this way, being wholly unacquanted with
the business interests of our State, he knows
nothing Of the bearing these interests that
this most iniquitous of trafics has. That
having been brought up in atiiucnce he is
stranger to the terrible desolation which this
traffic carries to tens Of thousands of homes in our
country. II must be thus or he could never pro-
pose that the State endorse so great wrong. In
short that the broad seal of the State should he
| used as coat of arms for drinking houses and
tipping shops. TEMPERANCE.
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Augusta Gas Light Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting OF the Augusta tras Light Company
will be held at the ollce of the company in Augus.
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Tor the purpose OF electing five
directors for the ensuing year, and to transact any
other business that may properly come before said
meeting. Per order OF the Directors.
GF. NORTH, Clerk.
Augusta July 2sth, 1878. tju!y25,2s,3o
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accepted Judge Humans spccious eN-
PLANTATION as a Justification of his course
The Baltimore Gazette frankly coniesses
that democratic victory in ono would
be party disgrace. 1t sees no question
at issue in the canvass on which the ncces-
sitv of democratic success would excuse
the concession which Judge Thurman
makes. This is the more significant as
the Gazette is The medium through which
the senator's views have been made pub
lie. This is the true and manly course.
1t is that which every democrat who APP
prehcnds being forced into a false position
next year ought TO choose And those
who excuse the Ohio senator's conduct
are only making il harder for themselves
next year to oppose an imitation platform,
or to break away from the party that
adopts it.-B0ston AdreHiSer
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GENERAL Ne rs.

An empty balloon was seen going over Aurora
Ontario, last Monday.
Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan is now in Switzerland
and will soon return to this country
Twenty thousand pounds of cheese have been
sent this season from the factories in Benson, VT
In the march of life, do not heed the order for
fright about when you know you are about
right.
Ten thousand Florida alligators furnished "up-
pers" for the boots Of the upper ten thousand las
year.
A countryman went into the Greensboro (ky)
Post Office the other day and asked: 'Do you
keep stamped antelopes here?'
Congressman Jones is the richest man in New
Hampshire, and pays tax three times as large as
that of any other man in Portsmouth.
The coroner's jury in the case of young Bailey
of New York, who shot his father recently, while
the latter was assaulting his wife exoneratcd the
son.
A Middleton (Del.) man is building an immense
refrigerator in which he is going to stow away
200 900 baskets OF peaches, expecting to keep them
fresh till next winter.
Three children, who were Frustrated by a stroke
eflightning that had first struck a tree, at Amer
icus, Ga. all had more less perfect photographs
of the tree imprinted on their persons.
The Pope is said 10 have received something
like shock followed by reaction of good ma
ture the other day upon being aecosted by con-
fused American with, GLOW are you Mr.. Pope =
Jefferson Davis, Alexander III. Stephens, and
all the ex-onicers and soldiers and sailors of the
Confederate army and navy have been given
general invitation to attend a national reunion of
cx-Federal soldiers soon to be held at Caldwell
Ohio.
The grasshoppers are getting to be serious
nuisance in the eastern part Of the State Of Mass
achusetts, particularly on the seacoasts, and at
Marshfeld they have appeared in countless
swarms, devastating the ga aens and partly de-
stroying the grass crop.
1t appears that General Frank p Blair, left no
estate and at the time of his death was dependent
for support upon his Office of insurance commits
sioner of Missouri. lie leaves wife and eight
children. One Of his sons has just accepted a
business situation in Boston.
The Vassar girls have an eye TO business as well
as pleasure. The Poughkeepse Eagle reports
thusly; Sin conversation with New York report
or at hop at Vassar Tuesday evening, one girl
queried, Are you single 2 'Yes''Do editors ever
get rich 7 Yes and instanced several leading
journalists, and then added, Il leave for New York
tomorrow, aud it viii take me three days to pay
my taxes and cut the cupons off my bonds 7 is it
possihler exclaimed the miss and you so young
too " "
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PRINCIPLES COMPARED
REPrBLsC.s.v DOCTRxvE.

The maintenance of the high standing OF
the credit Of the Stale; the promotion of the
Development Of its agricultural ana manufac.
turing resources; the extension of educational
faciiities; the prohibition by law
of the sale Of Intoxicating lig-
uOFs and the enforcement OF
that law the equitable adjustment OF the
burden Of taxation, and the tightening OF that
burden To- the fullest extent; and, in all, the
exercise Of that rigid economy that admits OF
no outlay for purposes of doubtful utility, and
demands . full equivalent for every expendi-
ture;s these are the objects the Republican
party of Maine has had steadily in vie*' the
peryading principles of its common law, and
they all have the hearty support of my con-
viction and my sympathy. From the Speech
of Gen. Common at the Republican State Con-
rention, aeteptiay the nomination for Cor
ernor.' 5
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1 DR.MOGR.sTIC DO6TRLvE.

And here, lest L might be nlis-
quoted, Il will say that tne
PrOhibttOry Liquor Law, tnat
bone of contention 50 long up
ON our statute books, L never
favored. i never email. pc
Iieve il to be revolutionary i'm
spirit,s0 clog to the Nhee's OIL
business, demOralizfnE In u
great degree to the cause OF
true temperance which it pro-
claims to advance and while 1
shall openly oppose IL. sn1li
advocate such measures in this
regard as ann convinced Will
the better and more substan-
TALLY cOmdllce to the prOsper1-
ty Of our state, and the gem
eral welfare Of its citizens
From the Speech of Gen. Roberts. dsmoerdhe
candidate for Gorernor, at the serendde an
BanO0f, gf5s4 { 4ea4 stsfF.Ft kttts
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GIrE Us TIE NAMES D0CT0RE

GITE Us TIE NAMES DOC1OR'!
Won't DR.. Jordan favor the public with
the, names of those twenty gentlemen IN
Bangor who wanted TO purchase Agricul-
tural Scrip. and did not get an acre?
Patriotic souls. they dubbed together I'M
der the name Of the Bangor Land Com
pany and put in bid for eighty thousand
acres at forty. fire cents an acre. Won
the DR.. give us the names of the promi-
nent Democrats that composed the com
pany and who have beer mad ever since
that they didn't get "a share OF the plum
der" with their brother Democrats Frank
lin Smith 4 William X. Lancey. The
excellent and kind hearted Doctor views
these poor landless, scripless Democrats
in Bangor, as the Sunday school boy did
"that poor little lion in the corner that
wasn't getting single bite"
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EOLI7JC.dL.

The fact OF the matter seems 10 be that Allen
has gone over to Cary on the rag baby issue, and
Cary to Allen on the whiskey. The two ar enow
in beautiful state of harmony.-Ciaeianat Ga
attte (Rep)
Harpers Weekly finds that Governor Tilden's
alleged savings to the the treasury OF New lrok
have been ma de up by ''vetong appropriations al
ready expended and concludes that these puff.
about Gov. Tilden's great zeal for reform and
economy need to be scrutinized pretty carefully
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closes with this number is Of very interesting
character. The "Sketch Of Canada" is very
comprehensive article on the geographical fea-
lures, resources and government of Canada.
We have received pamphlet, one of the New
Church Tracts, entitled statement OF Reasons fol-
Embracing the Doctrines and Disclosures Of
Emanuel Swedenborg, by the Rev. George Bash.
1t also contains biographical sketch of the au-
thor. 1t is published by f. Hazard SWEENEY,
New York.
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NEW PUBLIC4TIONS.

blaclwood's Magazine for July is received from
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company. The
contents are. The Dilemma,-part III; Paulo-
Post Mortem; Under the Mask; Sketch Of Cana
da as it now is Abode of Snow, conclusion; New
Books Speke's Livingstone Congo; lIora-
tan lyrics; Modern scepticism and its Fruit.