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oRGANAL WEAKNESS

rr,r,edfatelv cured and full vigor restored Ills @
Distressing afliction-which renders ne ? " ~ i ~
.- i s-i55r-s ir1rOssfb1e-is the penalty paid 1J
- - ~ fu+ur0Der Indulgence Young per
soT.s are 100 apt to commit ezcesses IoLn 70. 80 -
mo aware of the dreadful consequences llaJ ny ny
e - N-oyr Who that understands tins suljill1
- - tI,+ -o-rra7tf0n is lost sooner by those
fsIIiT INTO improper habits than hy the pracelt /.
Rs-i55s beiur deprived Of the pleasure or he1lLly
offsuriDq the most serious ana eeetl -->-ll1 -
49, ~ 7F,,+b mind and body arise Ile system
becomes deranged, the physical and IneuLll @ Ll--
ions weakened. Loss Of pro-creallse pg"TLl
nervous frritabiity, dyspepsia, palll.tloL ~ ~
oF tfe frame, cough, consumption decay anu
DEATH
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Adiutant Gen. Karr was last week
presented, at Cincinnati, with a gold
headed ebony cane, by the board Of
officers detailed to prepare a code of
regulations for the government of
the Ohio National Guard.
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Bishops majority was about $4,000
at last accounts and "still rising. -
Dem. leg. majority on joint ballot,
about 40-more or less! But Iowa
affords us some comfort.
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HilIsbOrOugh, Highland County, Ohio, Thur

black hair, and rather sandy com
plexion.
There was a scar about, one inch
and half long above his left eye,
and another on his right thumb.
Three dollars and eighty cents
was found upon his person. Mr..
Thos. Starr and V. Evans were the
persons who first found the deceased.
DEMPSTER.
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The charter has been secured for
the City Building and Loan Associa-
ton of Portsmouth. Capital stock,
100000. There are already six
such associations in that city, whose
aggregate capital is about S2,-
OOO. 600.
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Charley Ross's father was in Iron
ton last week. The Register says :;
'He is an agent for a plhmbago
works, and called upon our iron
men. He goes into the business of
travelling for the sale Of merchandise,
so as to keep up the search for his
boy. He is sprightly, intelligent
old gentleman"
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Suicide in Clay Tp.
HoLLowTowN, Oct. Is, 1877.

A man was found dead in the road
near this place, last Saturday morn
ing.
A coroner's inquest was held, but
no information was elected to show
who he was, or where he came from.
It is the general belief that he shot
himself through the heart; as a pis-
tol was found near him.
He was supposed to be about 80
years old, and was dressed in dark
plaid suit, with dark grey flannel
shirt, and black cloth cap; had
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It is stated that fifteen persons
have been indicted for participation
in the Chisholm massacre in Kemper
county, Miss.
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Dr E. addresses an those who have injured
themselves By improper iudulgences and sQl-afy
babits which ruin both mind and BODY ull--il8
them for business, study, society OF Inafl-as-;
rbese are some OF the sad and ueianclQiJ eL-
fscts produced by the early habits or yogln. tl1-
weakness of the back and limbs pam DID Lle le-ls
ton of the heart dyspepsia nerVols lrrlall!l5t
,le-arrsr1sut of he digestive fuuctionsl debility
consumption, &C. 7--.--.-
he treated bv writing and stating symptoms, 20 hF
nome 0iiicc, where they VIII receive Immediate
3eption through the mall Adrrasst
DR. HlsH5LA5r York
octlsf Station Do N7y M a.
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On Saturday oct. 13, 1877,

at Q O'Clock p, M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situate i'm the county OF high
land, in the State of Ohio. and in the township OF
Fairfield and bounded and described as fellows;
Beginning at a post, twelve feet from the end OF
a paling fence at the south end of Bishops mill
dam thence S. 6 deg. e. y l6-lO0 poles 70 the
east gate-pOst IN another paling fence thence n Z.
SIS deg. E. l3 s6-1O0 poles to the S. =. corner OF
Bishops mil lot thence S. p 9lO poles TO the IN
uer corner Of d. A. Terrls land; thence with SAID
Terri's line s. 20 deg w. q poles TO stone IN the
road, and the line Of samuel Achori thenceN Z
deg W 16 ll-10JpOles to the uOrtheasterly corner
of Samuel AchOr's land; thence s. 20 deg. W. a5d
poles to stone thence N IS deg ". q poles I
thence n p poles to Bishops line, on the bank o.;
the creek: thence with said Bishops line, follow
ing the meanderinCs of the south bank of said
creek, TO the beginning, being part OF Warren s
Survey No. s40l, ConWay's Suu-ey No 253, and
Spriuger's Survey No. u5l-cOntaining ahant
twenty (2O) acres, more or less.
Appraised at $1,000
Terms Of Sale Oue-half cash on day OF sale, bal
anCe in I2mOnths, with interest ard approved &C.
cuoity.
NEWELL, Sheriff II. Co, Q.
Sept. 10 1871. sepl3w5ptSl20O
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Attention. Ladies! !

Call and see our nobby styles Children's
and Boys Clothing, for Fall and Winter.
I can fit boys from years up.
sept27w3 I. A. FEIBEL.
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DR. FISHBLATT,

Graduate Of one Of the most eminent co.escs p
the United States, has effected some u tl1 ---5
-g+r-,isbfulr cures that were ever knoWn7 many
t-C1bIpd with ringing in the head and ears Wnen
9sIeep. great nervousness being alarmed az gei-
fein sounds, with frequent olusllngr altelle1
sometimes with arrangement OF lle mlnl5 "eL'
cured Immediately.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

7,.-,,,s mined in health by unlearned pretend
,-s VINO JzeeD them trifing month after month";
~, roisoD0Hs and injurious compounds slolla
qDDly Immediately.
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CHERIFFs SALE.
Joseph Cohn VS.. James D. Achor.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale, Issued inthe above
stated case, from the Court OF Common Fleas on
HigbIand coupty, Ohio. and to me directed. I viii
offer for sale at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in Hiusboro, Ohio, in said county OF
Highland,
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Highland County Iomcial
Vote.

We are unable to give the full
official vote of the county by town
ships this week, but the following
are the official majoritieg for each
candidate
Governor-West, (R.) maj. H.
State Senator-Brown, q I51.
Observation-Disclosures, (6t.) 27O.
Pros. Atty.-Dumenil, [D.J "a.
SherifT-Newell, (R.) 5O7.
Auditor-De Bruin, (D.) 248.
TreasurerZPatterson, (R.) 800.
Commissioner-Bogart, Cd 36.
Inf. Director-Balentine %. "a
Coroner-Barrere, (R) 48.
Vogeler, (R.) for 1t. Governor,
ran 256 votes behind West, being
scratched" to that extent by Tenn
peranee Republicans, many of whom
must have voted for Jenkins, the
Prohibition candidate, as he received
1877 votes.
Bond, Workingman's candidate
for Governor, received 5 votes, and
Thompson, Prohibition candidate,
% votes. Johnson, "Greenback, "
was "whitewashed, not receiving a
single vote in the county.
For State Treasurer, our old friend
John N. MiIlikin, received the hand
some majority Of 2O3, while the Re
publican majority on the other State
offices Except 1t. Governor) ranged
from II to 100. Fitch, D.) for Lit
Governor, had 229 majority over
Yogeler, (R.)
For Constitutional Amendment
394 ). against Amendment, 2424.
For Free Banking Act, 112O !;
against Free Banking Act, 1876. z
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DIR. FISHBLAIF

rTsz discovered the greatest cure in the world tor
weakness of the back and limbs inyoluntaIy Us
Iz7T- roTf1gio1 Of ideas, pllpitatlon OF tne
Tsa7f. timidirv, trembling, dimness OF slgll y
Tfidi8ess- diseases of the head, throat nose 9l
skin. affections Of the liver, lln5l {, s- F- g4i n
55,rs ffrea terrible disorders arising from =l-l-
& Lsbf5s 7f vortil-secret ana solitary pracllces
- - f9+sI to fheir victims than the songs OF l1e
Svrens to the mariners Of Ulysses oL=.- inc
most radiant hopes and anuclpall1l75 -l1l,-----7
marriage impossible
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SpeCiaIlies in GeBtIemen's
Fine OYercORfs.

which cannot be exceIled in wor kmanship
or style by any merchant tailor.
For prices, call and see for yourself,
whether you buy or not.
sept27w3 I. A. FEIBEL.
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Midness conquers- and hence it is that the gen
tleness yet positive influence Of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup Oyercomes so quickly the disorders of Baby
hood. Price 25 cents.
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TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.

To Subscribers IN HillsborO and vicinity, the
hEws win be promptly delivered by Carrier, or at
the Post Office or Office Of publication, on the fol-
lowing terms:
In advance, OF within month ................s2 90
At the end of months hs..............-....-..2 2 25
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EH-An advance payment preferred in all cases.
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time by cross on their papers, OF by bills enclosed.
n. B.-Fe do not discontinue papers sent to
Town Subscribers unless specially ordered to do so,
until all arrearages are paid, as general rule. A
failure to order discOntin1ance is considered as
equivalent to ordering the paper continued
AZ Subscribers who receive their papers q 81
with an Y marked opposite their name,
either on the margin Of the paper or on
ga the outside wrapper, viii understand that q y
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~ No paper sent By mail lOnqsr than the time
naid for
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COLUMBUS
NOTICE. = Jobn

| NlVORCE NOTICE. - John @.
l. Williams, whose residence is unknown. is
notified that Louisa c. Williams did on the Sd day
Of September, 1877, file her petition in the ofce Of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Highland and State Of Ohio
charging the said John G. Williams with wilfui
absence from the said petitioner for more than 8
years, and asking that She may be divorced from
the said John c. Williams; which petition will be
for hearing at the next term Of said Court Dated
Sept. 3,AlST7. j. K. PICKERING.
sep6w7 Plaintiffs Attorney
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GBe BgBIano 9e0s.
TER MS:
Mail Subscribers--Postage Free
CLUB BATEs-POsTAaG PREPAID.

e-fSn M LIS = Oo4ANf E4AE-tA ALL
Clubs Of ; and over 81 90 each.
Z" 10 GO 50
~ Payment invariably in advance. No pRpe
sent by mail longer than the time paid for.-Ef
TT An extra copy viii be sent gratis for every
euh0f 10 subscribers ct the above rates.
~ The above rates include postage prepaid at
Of Highland county.
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DIR. FIsHBLATF

Has made the above diseases the special s-luJ g7 u
Ifz fsIerf skill and long experience ll ~ ID ll1L.
fore moi surprise those who are lntelllgeDt enough
To- discern that physician who treats lne l-s5- l
e ,77s ,rl5au 10 the exclusion Of all others must
Ge g711ari6r to those who pretend to be equaAy
slsiIIed in the treatment Of all diseases.
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MARRIED, at the residence of DR.. Rich
ards, in Atlantic, on Thursday evening,
October 4, 1877, John G. Gregg and Miss
Maggie Richards, both of Hillsboro, Ohio.
The ceremony was attended to by Rev. W.
Fl. W. Rees, of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg left for
their home in Ohio, on Monday evening
of this week, where they will be warmly
welconed by host of friends. May Joy
attend them. Atlantic (Iowa) Telegraph,
Oct. 10.
The above interesting item VIII perhaps
be a surprise to many of the friends of
the parties, though not to the few who
were in the secret. We understand the
happy pair have gone somewhere on a
wedding trip, and viii not return until
some time next month. The best wishes
of their host Of friends will attend them
on their journey, and when they return
they may look for a hearty welcome home.
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400 OVERCOATS!
Just Received.

We offer them CHEAPER this season
than ever before known.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in the Post Of
fee at HillsborO, Ohio, Oct. 16, 1877.
Adams, Miss Nanny Mccoy, John,
Jonathan, Charles Robinson, Gen. j. S.
Garman, Ed. i. H. Test, L. S.
Jones, Sophia E. TrOutwine, Mrs. Lydia
TrOth Miss Annie N.
j. NJ. BARRERE, P. ".
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WOODROW HOUSE
and DEIFEESS!
And Publisher of Medical Works
HFAD- rHRoAT ~ N0sE.

MANY vsars Of uninterrupted and successful
practice in the city Of New York. and the e4cll-
sfra traatment of diseases Of the
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SHERIFF sALEe.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l Shlpley st.
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mingtOn, New Castle county. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH, 1877,
at two O'Clock p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a three
story brick house thereon erected, situate in
the citv of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows; to wit: Beginning atthe
southerly side of Ninth street between
Windsor and Madison streets at the distance
of seventeen feet from the westerly side of
Windsor street, thence southerly parallel
to Wind4or street along a line of other lands
of Jacob g. Chandler on the east eighty feet
to corner, thence westerly parallel 10
Ninth street eighteen feet to another corner,
thence northerly parallel to the first men
toned line and Windsor street, along line
OF other land of Charles G.. Stern, on the
west eighty feet to the said southerly side of
Ninth street, and thence thereby easterly
eighteen feet to the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Maris v. Pyle and Emma H.
Pyle, his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle,)
March 10. 1877. mr12-3tawts.
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HAYES AND THE 0FFICE-HOL-
DERS.
INDICATION OF SWEEPING CHANGES.


INDICATION OF SWEEPING CHANGES.
Especial Despatch to the Press. '
WAsHrNGToN, March 11.-There is
evident uneasiness among the promin
ent office-holders in Pennsylvania
whose terms will expire within the
next few months, and it is extremely
doubtful whether there will be any re-
appointments. The policy adopted by
President Hayes indicates very com
plete change in the personnel of Gov
ernment officers in your State, and, to
|eomplieate the situation, the evenly
balanced numerical strength of parties
in the Senate will give the Democrats
much influence in the matter of cen
firmation. The elevation of Senator
Wallace to the chairmanship of the
Democratic caucus has immensely ad-
ded to his strength In his party. He
will be able to WELD the whole force
LOT the Democratic Senators for or
against any nomination. and, in all
probability, by an arrangement with
four or five Republicans disposed to act
with the Administratien in every con-
tingency, will hold the balance of
power 80 far as the Senate is concer-
ned. The Democratic Senators appre-
ciate the situation and are disposed to
Cooperate with Senator Wallace.
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PEClAL NOTICES,
IENnEGlS Bitter Wine Of IrOn

er Deen known TO fail in the cure of
attended with symptoms indis-
70 exertlon, loss of memory. din
breathing, general weakness. hor
sease' weak, nervous trembling
horror OF death, night sWeats. cold
th1iesS, iess, dimness OF vision, languor,
Iassltude of the muscular sys,
ormous appetite with dyspeptic
ls not hands, flushing of the body
" the SKIN, pailid countenance and
on tne lace, purifying the blood
rie oacK, heaviness of the eyelids
olack spots flying before the ewes
= tpoTary suffusiOn and loss of sioht
attenll0n, etc. These symntono Z
rom q weakness, and to remedy
T. +. KuNKEL's Bitter Wine -,
never lever iails. Thousands are now
h Fheal.n T who have used it. Take
oI counterfeits and base imita-
~ hunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron IL
Anown all over the countrv drnee
ihe1ves !, make an imitation and re
sOI on their customers when they
,,a ,,HnRels R Bitter Wine of Iron
Bitter Wine of Iron is mt M,
81 ooltles, and has a yellow wranp NJ
y yba, pat on the outside with the nro
Afiuwv.Vgraph iwaU on the wrapper of each
Iiddt"ays Iido a look for the photograph on
cenni Se, anu you will always be sire to
ddnuihe. dnrihe. 81 per bottle, or six for az *
uoSn S,sls and dealers everywhere.
wohMs REMOVED ALIVE.
|byv vTpkIEt,s pIn eW Worm Syrup never fails
Syr, m Seat and Stom ach worms
not, MI, tne only successful nhvsicja M 1 !,
nYVes pd N Tape worms in 2 honrs aiinn
bsa' a' ,a ana no fee until removed. CON- e
w. Az teaches If Tape worm he rernn,,
|rd XIV NV worms can be readily destrov
M lSf circular TO DR.. KTnkel M
En- vonn nistn street, Philadelphia. pa
1kei,S w druggist and ask for a bottlp
hlls "orin Syrup. Price S1.OO. II
mar6-1m,
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stray w ats.

The Board of Education meets this
evening.
"Happy" Cal Wagner, had a poor house
on Saturday night. rt .
The churches were well attended yes
terday.
The pulpits in the Methodist churches
were supplied by conference.
The Sunday Dispatch made its appear
ance again yesterday.
Conference has adjourned.
Next Saturday is ST. Patrick's day.
0Hatred stirreth up strifes, but love
covereth ali sins and Kings Good Sa-
maritan Cough Syrup cureth all coughs
and colds. % cents bottle.
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address 6v q De;a,pare Ladv.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF First Methodist Episcopal church
Charles and Fayette streets, held their
anniversary in the church last night.
which was crowded. Revs. Fl. e. John,
sonend Lewis Cole conducted the SER
vices. ll II..'T| = '-'' '0'
Mrs. G. B. Stevens, of Wilmington.
Delaware, secretary and agent of the so,
Siety ior the Wilmington Conference, de-
ilvered lengthy address. She said yes-
teroay $4,000 women were engaged in
spreading the light of christianity among
the millions and hundreds Of millions Of
men and women who are groping in the
darkness Of ignorance and groyelinp In
the dust of superstition. There is at
this time scarcely country or a people
on the globe where the missionaries of
the cross have not penetrated. After a
long night the dawn is breaking over the
misslone. Scientists tell US the root of q
plant is longest growing, then the stem,
and that the LEAKAGE or fruitage is quick
est. The time before Christ represents
the root growth Of the church. The stem
followed at the birth of Christ, and now
Is the time Of fruitage. Fifty wears ago
~NS ASu Aoduus WcTc uQe dDOQe OIL
ignorant barbarians. Now the Christian
religion is established there, and it is
said the doors Of the houses in Hawaii
may be left open without danger from
thieves. Could this be done here, though
there Is doubtless far more Christian
knowledge in Baltimore than in Hawaii
In the Island Of Madagascar, too, tht
Queen, fifty years ago, gave up idol-wor
ship and the Christian religion was accep
ted. N
1t is calculated that it costs $11 to save
q soul in some Of the mission lands. Doe,
It not cost more in Baltimore? Is it no
worth more in India, China, Japan, Bull.
garia and wherever there are missions,
| The missions work not only by preacher
but by teachers, hospital workers, who Wis
it the sick; orphanage conductors, &c. Ii
some Of these mission countries the nativ
women Of the higher classes never see tn
face of any man but near relative. Eve
when sick the medical man does not Sc
her face or touch her hand. Among thi
class the mission women are doing much
for they can visit and talk to them freely
A collection was taken up, and numbe
Of persons Joined the society.-Baltinor
Sun.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, si1 shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH, 1877,
at Q O'Clock, p. m.,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
AL that certain lot or parcel of land stu
ate, lying and being in the city of Whining
ton, bounded and described as follow, to
wit: On the northerly side of French street,
beginning in the middle of the wall Of the
brick stable of DIR. Goeswich, thence north
erly and with French street nineteen feet,
FIVE inches to a marked stake in line OF
land late of DIR. Didier, now of Mrs. Rey-
nolds, thence thereby parallel with Seventh
street one hundred and nine feet to the mid
die distance between King and French
streets, thence Herewith parallel with
French street nineteen feet, five inches to
Goeswichh's line thence with said line to
French street, be the contents within said
bounds what they may. ..-'-..
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Joseph Todd, deceased, Robert n
Wright, Administrator of Joseph Todd, de-
ceased, and to be sold by
f.+-g ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New CASTLE
March 10. 1877. { mr12-3tawts.
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THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
SEEKING NEW COUNSEL IN
NEW YORK. ..- .,..

WASHINGTON, March ILL learn that
the Spanish Minister here has given in
structions to retain Mr.. Joseph 81. Choat
as legal adviser of the Spanish Govern
ment in the city of New York. Mr.. Choate
is law partner of the present Secretary
of State. The experience of the Spanish
Government in managing Gen Grants
Administration through Don Hamilton
Fish, naturally prompts them to adopt
this means of maintain sucha system of
management. predict, however, that
Mr.. Choate will reject their temptation
and refuse their retainer. He is not that
sort of a man.
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leaving collateral security, the proprie-
tors being held in one th eusand dollars,
and the players in twenty dollars each
to appear as witnesses. ri
LAUGHING OVER IT.
Senator Blaine dined Saturday even
ing with Secretary Evarts and Secre-
tary Schurz. The three gentlemen had
a good laugh over the reports 80 indus
triously circulated that Mr.. Blaine had
been trying to defeat their nomination
before the Senate. In the afternoon
Mr.. Blaine attended the reception at
the White House, and was received
with very marked cordiality both by
the President and Mrs. Hayes.