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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
Another One-hOrse Revolution.

PANAMA, July 26.-The long expecJei ont
break In the Canca has apparently begun
On the 10th instant 500 OF the conservatives
Catholic party attacked the forces OF ne
government In the city OF Palmira. olive
religion" "Down with the government
were the battle words of the assailanis After
two hours lighting they were repealed. There
were ten men killed In the ARRAY. No pris-
oners were taken. Several OF the other cities
OF that state are declared In q state of siege,
The conservatives OF the states of Tolima
and Antioguia are reputed 20 be In league
with those OF CsDca. The national govern
ment has sent 600 men 10 Lahanda- This
step is viewed by Tolima as a menace which
she may possibly resent II able. Autioguia
VIII probably make common cause with
Tolma. A crisis seems imminent.
Not Much OF an Election.
CHILI-The Mackenna party aostaiued
from voting on June 18th In the presidential
elections TO avert the threatened collision be-
tween the populace aud The government.
Mr.. Pinto, the official candidate, has walked
over The course.
Attempted Assassination.
ECUADoR--Another attempt was made
on June 18th 10 assassinate the political
leader, Mr.. Juan Montalvo In Quito. The
assailant was the same man, Joaq uin CO.
meZa, SON OF the ex minister OF state.
Central America.
Nicaragua still remains ready for any at
tempted Invasion. The prisoners ut for mill
itary service are being drafted into the
army. All others, save homicides, are to be
pardoned. Nothing has occurred TO mar the
peace OF the Central Americans.
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Ex.Sergeant alarms Ordway.
HIS EXAMINATI0N BY THE REAL ESTATE
POOL. COMMIrrRE nay

HIS EXAMINATION BY THE REAL ESTATE
POOL COMMITTEE TO-DAY.
The Real Estate Pool Committee exam
lned ex- Sergeant alarms Ordway TO day.
Mr.. Lewis-who acted as chairman in the
absence OF Mr.. Glover, who was engaged on
the committee on Military Anairs-said he
did not, nor never did believe, that the Real
Estate Pool Com mittee had any jurisdiction
on or authority TO inquire into Mr.. Ordway's
accounts; but inasmuch as some evidence
had been taken rejecting upon Mr.. Ordway
he would be willing to have Mr.. Ordway, Ia
justice TO himself, put ia a statement 20 go
along with the evidence. Beyond that ne
would not consent TO go-noI even into a
cross examination.
Mr.. Ordway FIRST put in evidence the reso-
buttons giving him authority 10 proceei with
the different committees and expend the
funds. He next submitted numbers of set.
Elements from the office of the clerk OF TIE
House, showing that all the funds entrusted
to his care had been satisfactorily accounted
for. Mr.. U. stated that he did not accom- pany
the committees, but sentdeputies with them,
who discussed the amounts under the direc-
ton OF the different committees which they
accompanied, and none OF the accounts were
committees.
He next produced the original menoran-
dum DOCK kept by Captain Blackford. who
money, showing every Item for wairh
money was paid. He also produced The
original account made up by mis- clerk, OF
thlS 1eft maze ior tas COMMITTEES before
under the same head upon both papers
which put together mede up q total on the
voucher put in by Mr.. Ordway In his dual
settlement with the clerk of the House.
Captain Blackford and Mr.. Bradshaw, the
clerk, identified his account aud 1t wa, put
in evidence. r
By comparison Mr. Ordway showed that
the Items had not been raised as was tssti-
Ned TO by Captain Blackford before the c )m-
mittee couple of weeks ago. There were
many items, he said, OF expenditures By the
Alabama and Louisiana committees, which
ne could not fully ascertain, as all the pa ,ars
relating to those committee were in the room
OF Mr.. BuffintOn, who was member OF ths
committee when that gentleman del, aud
the papers had never been seen since
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BALTIMORE, August 4--Virginia SKIES,
deferred, 81; do. consolidated, sc; North
Carolina skies, old, Is. Sugar quiet ana
steady, IN.
BALrIMoRE, August Cotton frmer
and higher-mlddling, III Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat lair, active and lower
western red, good 20 choice, L15ai.25.
Maryland red, good 20 prime, I1saI q; DO.
am Der, 25a1-2s; do. white, l15al 80. Corn
southern steady; western active, strong and
higher; southern white, IS; do. yello y. Ssass.
last half August: IS September. Oats
dull and weak southern prime, 3.s36-
western white, 36; do mixed, g. Rive steady.
55aG0. Hay dull and unchanged. Provi.
sions quiet and unchanged. Pork, 20 Is Lard
quiet . refined, nsai2X. Butter a,tivs
and strone-western good TO prime, isa20;
90. me, 2la22. Petroleum nominaily uu-
changed Coffee steady and unchanged.
Mhisky nrm In held q LA; no bids.
Receipts-Flour, 2,40o; wheat, 10 600; corns
$500; oats, 1000; rye, i,00o. No shipments.
NEW YORK, August 4.-stocks active and
irregular. Money, 2. Gold, liz. Exonenges
lorg, 4sek; short, ssok. 0overnmenh, httld
NEW YoEx, August A-Fiour nrm. Wheat
quiet and drm. Corn quiet and nrrn-
LoNDoN, August 4, 1850 p. m-Oooooles
S. H. rs Tor both money and the accouaG o.
g. bonds. 1875, noe; 10 <os, ioek. New YORK.
Central, Sc. a
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SfOFmv Weafhap n Rn1lan0


LONDON, Aug. "A heavy gale prevailed
on the coasts of Scotland and northern Eng
land yesterday. Several casualties are re-
ported, with some loss OF life.
Business Failure.
Messrs. Charlton Co, OF the Stranton
Iron Works, HartlepooI, have suspended
with liabilities reported at $500, 900. Their
assets subject TO realization are said TO be
much greater.
Silver.
The Times to-day in its financial article
says: "Silver was In demand last night al
Sid. per ounce, we believe, and some Indian
buyers have tried To get supply AZ 81 !. d.,
but there is no stock here. The impression
prevails In some quarters that Germany as
holding back her supply for higher prices,
but II is very doubtful whether Germany
and her supply of silver may not be a mere
bugbear; but that there must now be a con-
siderable genuine demand for the east, is
certain"
The Fbadacier says: "Bar silver was yes
terday quoted al 81 Nd. 10 SD. per ounce, but
no transactions were reported, In conse-
quence OF the absence OF supplies" Tele-
grams from India announce that exchange
has risen TO Is. Sd per rupee.
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Terry Gone 60 Meet crook.
THE ILkEsBARRE F6RGER.
Gone With q Quarter Of q Million In

WILKEsBARRE, PA, August 4.-Further
developments concerning the affairs OF Ward
Conylngham show that his forgerIes amount
70 nearly quarter OF a million OF dollars
DE was member OF the hrm OF Broierick a.
Co, who operated In coal and iron in this
state, Virginia and New Jersey. The forget
paper Is mostly drawn In the name OF Brod-
erlck q Co., and Is held by private parties
more. louisville, Allentown, Easton, Pitts
Ion and Plymouth. He used the names OF
Snarles Parrish, w. l.. Conyneham, and G.
endorsers. 1t is said Conyngham sustained
heavy losses 10 stock speculations which
were attempted 10 be carried on In an exten-
although he Is supposed to be in Canada.
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y SporIrn-Godfravuv

MURDER STORY SPoILED.-Godfrey w
Model, formerly q merchant of Baltimore
was arrested at his residence in York, Pa.
on Tuesday, charged with causing the death
OF John A. +. Arnold, on the oath OF July
last, by pushing or knocking him into an ore
shaft in North COdorus, fracturing his skull
and causing immediate death. A hearing in
the case took place Thursday afternoon be-
OF Judges Pere l.. Wicks and Fisher. There
was not particle of evidence to criminate
Noedel, either by threats or acts, and he was
hOnOIahlY DISCHARGED.
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BUFFALO RACEs.-First race yesterday,
Colt stakes, for three year olds, was won 6v
Amazon. Allie East second, Golddust third.
Time 2Tk, 2:46k, 2:47. Second race, for
horses OF z32 class, was won by Thorndale
Albemarle second, and Frank third. Time
2224, 222 Z, 2:23k, 30, 2:25. The first was q
dead heat between Albemarle and Frank,
and Albemarle took the fourth heat. Third
race, purse "a 90, open to all; first 50 900,
second $1,000, third 5000, fourth $500. Coli
smith Maid 1; Judge Fullerton 2; Boz
dine 3, Lucille Golddust 8 4, Smuggler
3, dismissed. Time 2:16, 2:151, 2:15.
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TIE BILL TO ANTICIPATE THE REV.
HNuks OF THE DfsrrfCr.-In the Senate to-
day, Mr.. Window. nom the Committee on
Appropriation, reported II. r. 8 ,ss2, entitled
AN act 10 pro'dde means to defray the ex-
Penses OF u.e District of Columbia until
Decem3er 4, 1876, which provides that to
en On &c mmissioners TO defray the expenses
OF tne Jist- let of Columbia to December
ioans or otherwise, the taxes for tae fiscal
yer ending June 80, 1877, q sum not to
eXce't s41s, 1851 sc. the interest on which
The bill passed the House July 2ith last
Mr.. Edmunds thought action on this bill
ought not to be hasty, since il seemed to
connlct with the law prohibiting am ir-
crease OF the debt OF the Dist let of coin nbia.
The bill was therefore laid over.
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NEW YORK, August tine Tribune has
the following:
ST. LOUIS. August 3.-A special dis
patch TO the Republican from Leayen-
worth says that q suit was instituted to-day
in the U. 8. district court for sl,O75l 2SS
against the Kansas Pacific Railroad COM
pany for using fraudulent vouchers. Ex-
Senator Carpenter IL among those engaged
TO prosecute the company.
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A GEORGIA EMBEZZLER WANTED
Benz. w. Briscoe, neld by the sheriff In New
creditors, has been ordered by the governor
to De extradited on requisition from the
governor OF Georgia on charge OF misappro-
state. The New York sheriff refuses to LET
him go, and the Georgia sheriff had the pris-
OneT before Judge WestbroOk yesterday on
habeas corpus for discharge from civil ar
rest. Novel questions OF Jurisdiction arising
the case was adjourned,
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House.
TO day were Senators Paddock, Bruce, a.
Key, and Representatives Walt, Wells, fGnd
RallOu.
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Nav YORK, August 4.-Commodore Van
derbilt, who suffered q relapse yesterday ar
ing, was reported to be alive st O'Clock this
morning. Commodore Vanderbilt had q
relapse this morning and is reported by his
physicians 70 be sinking fast WEAKNESS
condition 10 regarded as extremely critical
and precarious.
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A MASSACRE OF TURKs-A Belgrade dis
patch says that, after light at Pandirai,
crossed the frontier into Servia. Gen. Hor-
vAtovtch, the 6Wvtan c0mmondor, Termed =
retreat The TURKS followed him and occu-
pied . village on the plain. Ga Tuestay the
by surprise and massAcred the entire de-
tAchWeut
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURER will
con- mence the pay .nent of the awards me- lie
by the Court OF Alabama Claims since j an-
uary last, on the 18th of the present M onth
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SECRETARY MoRRILLis too unwell to-day
TO attend to business, aud Assistant Secre-
tary Consnt represents the Treasury depart
ment at the Cabinet session to-day.
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O.Iy one O.s q Five survive.

INV YoRK, Aug. 4--9eo. p. Roweli q Co.
report the egtablishment Of % and the sus.
ending August q. The new papers comprise
dailies, q weeklies and monthlies, and
the suspensions dailies, 1 semi-weekly, q
wee kliss. I bi.weekly, semi-monthly,
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THE Secretary of the Treasury was the
only member of the Cabinet absent from the
meeting to- lay.
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The ImdiAn War.
1h0 AuOl8u war.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GENERAL
SHERIDAN.

SHERIDAN.
General Sherman received the following
dispatches yesterday evening from General
Sherman, dated Chicago, August Sd: ga
quartermaster's train was attacked at Elk
horn, on the Fetterman road, west of Fort
Laramie. Wagon master was ktlIei and
burned. The train has since arrived at Fet-
terman. Red Clouds son and others have
reached the Red Cloud agency. They were
In the Rosebud fight. All Information seems
to indicate q break up OF the forces In front
OF Terry and Crook. The Chief Rain in the
Face reached Standing Rock agency yester-
day. The Indications are that nu merous
souri, river agencies waiting to come In.
None will be received except as prisoners"
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The,Frisoo 1iIIinrd match.

SAN FRANCISCO, August the oiinaro
match last night betHesn- Sexton and slos-
son-6o0 points French gameawas Won BY
best runs were lao BY Sexton and 7e by Slos-
SON. Sections average was 10 % and Slos-
sons IL ~ - HlEG 80
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THE LONGEST PASSENGER Train EVER
RUN-A train on the Pennsylvania railroad
leaving Plttsburg, Pa, Wednesday, with
military for the centennial encampment at
Philadelphia, was added to on the main line
and the Northern Central branch until 1t
numbered 10 cars in eleven sections, carry
Ing over 5000 passengers, being the largest
passenger train ever run over the road. 1t
arrived at Philadelphia without any deten-
ton or accident, and without any Interior
enca with 1ha raqul ar trains.
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.-The Michi-
gan republican state convention met at Lam
sing yesterday, and nominated: For Cover
nor, {. NJ. CrosweIl; Lieutenant Governor
Alonzo Sessions; Secretary OF State, e e.
ID. Holden; State Treasurer, ID. B. McCrary.
49, The N. Y. Herald says: "When Tilden
was boy 1t used to take him two hours to
dig bait, and only ten minutes to eaten a
mess of fish," The rebels have taken
command Of the democracy" is the reason
given by Gen. futile, of Iowa, for Joining
the republican party. go. Mr. Bristow Will
probably have a chance To speak in Faneuii
Hall after he gets through with his work In
Vermont. The Boston republicans are very
anxious to hear him. SO. The v. Y. Tribune
says: "Governor Hendricks still thinks be is
at the head Of the ticket, for he has got his
letter out first" - The LIST Congressional
district republicans (Vermont) Nominated
Hon. Charles III. Joyce, of Rutland, by ac-
clamation. Henry N. Sallare, of Bridge
port, was nominated for Presidential elector
-. Gideon j. Tucker, chairman OF the
(greenback) democratic state committees.
has called the committee to meet in New
York city on Thursday, August 10, instant.
80. There is some talk In Missouri of mak-
Ing ex-Dtstrtct Attorney Dyer the republic
can candidate for governor. ....9en. banks
has determined to support Hayes aud Wheel
er, and VIII run for re election on that plat
form.
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NO. on. low q. q xust SMTbe =.
publioans Of the 4th Congressional district
havenominated HI. N. @. Deering for Con
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A DISTRESSED WIFE came to Baltimore
from Washington yesterday 10 obtain the
10 jail on Saturday In default OF paying a
fine for being disorderly, &C. She was &C
companied by her youngest child, and stated
that she left three other children at home.
The husband is q barber, and they were
greatly distressed by his absence from home.
Gen. Campbell, deputy clerk of the criminal
court, gave her An order of the court for the
release of her husband. and she took him
back to Rdlo. Sim 4fh
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ALL1e1D HRAvY FoResRY. - Thomas
COnynghAm, buGiness man, and . mem Der
Of one OF The drst families Of Wfikesbarre,
Pa, IL Alleged 70 be Eoreer to the sum Of
nearly 500 900. He has flod. - :
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THE FAST MAIL TRAIys.-The House
post route bill, which was up for discussion
in the Senate to-day, contains an amend
ment restoring the fast mail trains, and
makes an appropriation for the continuance
of the same.
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AFTER SITTING BULL,
Troops On the Move.

NEW YORK, August 4.-The Tribune nag
the following special:
July -, via Helena, NJ. T., August 3-The
report that prisoners were taken during Gus
ters night on the Little Big Horn, and AFTER
ward murdered, is untrue. The men wltfK
Custer all fell lighting CALAMITY TO the last.
The command moves 70 day toward tha
Rosebud valley, which is practicable for
wagons. We will give up this stream. Com.
munication has been opened with General
Crook. Trails are reported leading from the
Little Big Horn toward the Rosebud.
Terry Gone 60 Meet Crook.
CHICAGO, August A dispatch fronr
Gen. Terry received at General Sheridan,a
headquarters this morning states that ON
the 2Sth OF July he would commence move-
ment up the Rosebud with a view of form
ing junction with Gen. Crook. TIE dis
patch further states that news receiver from
every quarter indicates that the Indians ara
breaking up into small war parties with q
view or depredating border settlements; 9TH
ers are probably tired OF war and are seek
ing the agencies.
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RUMORED RESIGNATIoN OF JovELLAR.
A rumor Is current In Havana that Captain
General Jovellar has sent In his resignation.
The reason given is that the home govern
ment wished him to gloss over his report on
Valmaseda's conduct, and conceal every
thing discreditable to the latter. This ne
declines to do
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE Last
night John Klingmyer, OF Bunalo, aged AZ
cut his wtfe's throat, and then put an end TO
his own existence by cutting his own throat.
Family trou BILE was the cause. They leave
thirteen children. y
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THE EXTRADITI0N MUDDLE-In debate
In the British house OF lords last evening on
the extradition question, the position OF the
by Lord Cairns, and that Of the United
States by Lord 6elborne, who held that the
views entertained by the British government
had been uniformly the same a. those held
by the United States until the present con.
tYOyerGy arORA.
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THE HURON arrived at Port Royal this
morning.
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MILITARY ENCAMPMENT AT PHILADRL-
PHIA.-Tne National Guard OF Pennsylvauis
has formed an encampment in Paramount
Park, Philadelphia, TO continue ten DAYS
The encampment is styled Camp Anthony
wayne, and covers an area OF 255 acres
Altogether about 900 troops have arrived,
and are located on the grounds.
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THE IN1 ERNATIoNAL REGArrA.-It Is
understood that the Dartmouth crew will
enter in the International regatta at Phila-
Can, enters In the four Dared race. The
Friendship Club, Of New York, has with
drawn from the four Osred race and entered
In the single scull with Mr.. Mccormack. The
Minerva, of Philadelphia, has decided to
withdraw from the four Dared contest.
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THE DELAWARE PEACH CRoP-Several
sales OF peach orchards have been made by
the growers 10 the commission men In the
cities at what Is considered fair prices. Yes
terday an orchard Of several thousand trees
in the vicinity Of Middletown was sold at
the usual price HERETOFORE paid. which was
fifty cents, and IN some cases as high as fifty
Ave cents a basket Wilmington Commercial
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The Sioux Campaign.


Gen. Sherman and the Secretary OF War
were before the House Com mittee on Mill
tary Affairs yesterday in reference TO the
Senate bill for the increase OF the cavalry
regiments for operations against the Sioux
indians. Gen. Sherman said it would be
very prudent TO provide now for 2, SO men at
least, and he could not conceive OF a more
economical or better method OF doing II
fhan the one proposed by the Senate, which
is simply to increase the number of private
soldiers in existing regiments so that each
company will consist of 100 men. In reply
TO question, the General said he had not a
particle OF doubt but that If the Indians will
stick together, Crook alone or Terry alone
can whip them; Jointly there is no doubt of
III, out the indians may scatter, and probably
Will, and the mountainous character Of the
country will facilitate their concealing them
selves. They will divide up into small
parties, and that will probably necessitate an
Increase of force over that which would be
necessary TO whip them in the aggregate. If
they scatter we will have to divide up into
detachmentS, and each detachment Is liable
to encounter the whole OF them If they should
assemble again. In the course OF further
remarks favoring the Increase, Gen. Sher-
man, referring to the nom com batants aud
unavailable men, said that in a battle You
can only bring about two thirds OF the best
organization to the fro1t, and he would chal-
lenge any mem Der OF the committee to say
that he could take 10, 600 men aud bring 600
into line of battle. Concerning the men in
the territories who are Represented as so
eager to go In and slay the Indians, he said
are not SO good as they profess to be, and
are a good deal better at Dragging than
fighting.
During his statement Gen. Sherman said
that Gen. Crook may have got twenty
eight companies of cavalry that will aver
age sixty men. He must have 800 cav
airy and about 1G000 infantry. Terry must
have 600 Infantry, and about 500 or 600 cav
airy. He has the whole of the It'll cavalry
which was reinforced as much as we could
and four companies of the I'd.
The chairman asked the General 0could
the army in the Indian country be properly
reinforced By the 5000 men now located tn
the southern states outside of Texas"
Gen. Sherman replied:-"I understand from
the highest authority that these troops are
needed by marshals and revenue officers for
maintaining the public peace, &c. This is as
lar as have right to co."
Again the general said, when asked if the
troops in the south could not be spared, AZ
am compelled to answer that they cannot be
spared, because those who are entrusted
with lower judge their presence there neces.
sary. That decision is TO me sacred and final,
and governs me-"
The chairman asked the Secretary of War
whether he detired TO MAKE any statement
10 the committee, but the Secretary merely
replied that he concurred entirely in all that
Gen. Sherman had said.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s337 ,23911; customs, SSH, 49T "A.
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SILVER COUNrERFEIrERs.-I In Newark
yesterday United States Commissioner John
Whitehead committed TO jail, I'm default or
$500 each, Alfred Mills and John McLsueh-
lin, the charge against them being the pass
ing OF poor counterfeits Of the neW fifty cent
silver pieces-IM y Hernd 3D.
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II AfH8! LAHHa!
just arrived. 4 900 eco prime Bangor LAfHs.
which We viii sell ehsep, ssIeeiaz In large lots,
II. RDW. CLARK q Co,
LUMBER AND COAL D1ALEaS,
wharf and Depot foot OF teh sefoot Oasf.
SuSaN o@ss; eeS n, ~, ~, eol, ~ .
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II r. % USE rE!

DO NOT LET
THIS CHANCE SLIP
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suffering from an attack of dumb ague and
dysentery. To-day he was unable to attend
TO bis regular duties, but was not confined
TO his bed. He hopes TO be able to take a
trip into the country TO. mOrroX.
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A Crisis in Turkey.