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by Telegraph.
NEW YOpK

NEW YORK.
oe NEw YoRK; Angus. arm s;,ss
Flour wisaoHt decided change; southern nour about
steady esu.mon % fair extra. 4:759ss: Is: good
slaSsd rsas Corn slsssd .gks: sss,sr; sss1s s
Coffee Steady and quiet sugar arm and quiet: fair
70 good resnt.x. 7s@7xc:: prime, 7Yc.: refined
unchanged N.las e aneiangsi: Rice steady .s,
Ees1n o ntnef Pors aai suosei :,
Csi-mea.s quite s. picked hams. Ia Ice mtdd,es-
% ssse: ps ss sS alsS
drID; offered at 81 LEX. Frei2hts heavy.
BALTIMORE.
BArs1xoRE. Ansest 99-FIour quiet, steady. and
nnchapred. Wii-ai-Sou:hern easier but sot quota
pme. a son,sern amssr
Sl.09: So. 2 Pennsylvania rsi. Sl.Ge4: No.
rnsr 5ss on sDos and ses@
Southern auitt; westera arm and higher; s,utasrn
50Ic.; October. 5l1aG5lke. st, amer, 4sc. Oats
steady and firm: southern. 25@2sc. Provisions
Eder:: 5a@5ge.; clear rtp-ss5es. 6sta8kc.: packed
tsR7c- Baeon-shonhers. exc: clear rib-sides-
auie. and assSansea. WslsIey arm
sugar unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CISclNyIrr- August 29.-Flour firm and un-
changed Whcat-Red and aIn,+r. SSGG93c white.
500 9Se. Corn in good demand at FUN prices; AZ
Gt43c. Oats, 22126c. rors dull and nominal.
Lapd-Current make. $40; kettle. s7.75GSS.25.
BuIk-mea,s dull: shoulders. s5.12f; clear rib. s8:
clear sides. 1925. Observation-Disclosures, 1878: clear
rib 6.S7l.GS7: clear sides. 1928. Wniskev ar
iveand firm IT S1.aH. sugar steady aud unchanged
Hogs In fair demand and f1m for good qualities
packing, S4.lQ@SA5O.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Flour dull and I'M
chansfd. Wheat firmer: red 90c.; amber and white,
92@93c. Corn firm; whae, 3Jc. Oats dull: white.
2bc Pork, 5000. Lar,-Choice 'eaf. tierce. &c.,
choice lear kcg. Zoe. Buk.nte,ts quiet; 81. 81,
ana 6tsc. tor sou.deTs~ clear rib. clear sides.
Bacon ste7dy, with fair demand; Ska 81. and
Itl7hs,.- Tor shoulders clear rib and clear sles.
Hsms-Sagar- l2h4G 1877 Whiskey steady at
SLOT
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. August 29-Flour quiet and IN,
changed. Whcat-No. 2 red fall S7i.GsS1Sc.: No.
8. S4hGt35c. Corn active: No. 2 mixed, 34Sc
Oats-No. 2. 20hGp2Ofc- Shiskey steady at 81 .07.
Provis ous-Easier feeling, but only very small ped
ding trade done.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. August 29.-FIour Iniet and steady
Wheat easier and unsettled. except for winter,
| which Is higher: No. red winter. aJyc.; No. 2.
95Sc. cash, 9Jc. asked. September; No. Chicago
spilug, 92c.; No. 2, noc. ctsh and September;
| No. 3, 1870. Corn dull : 35Isc. cash, 37Sc. Sep
TENDER, 3S4,s. October. Oats. 205c. cash. 2 &c.
September. 22c- October Pork heavy 1t S9.l2stS
1918. Lard 81 05@S7.07H. Bulk-meats dull and
weak: ), 9, and Gt5c. for shoulders, clear rb and
clear sides. Whiskey unchanged.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August 20, 1875
The breaks to-day comprised 800 hsRsneads and
Il uerces The offerings II auct,ou on Change were
81 packages: Of which number were taken In, and
the remainder sold az prices ranging from 81 10
S22.
We continue TO quote:
new DARK.
Lsgs.-Common TO medium, 81 .5OI32; medium
to good. S3MS4.
LeaE-Common, S4@s5 medium, s5@6; good,
ss@S10; fine, sll@S14.
BRIGHT.
LmGs-Common colory, S3@34.
FiHers-Common. S4@s5, medium, s3@S7:
good, S76S10: fine, 5106cSl3
!S,aokgrs.-Common. S7@$S.50: medium. 500
81 l good, s1U@$l3; fine, $15G51S; fancy. SIS
S22.
Wrnppers.-Common, S12MS15: medium. 81 g
S75RagO
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARK Ell.

AUGUST 2S-Rccepr- OF becf-cattle were fully
equal to the demand; mar ket hrmer. with an adj
vauce OF is@4c. No very best grades OF cattle on
the market The market orcr-supplied with hogs.
and weaker, although some were sold at Sac. We
quote: ~ ,
far quality. 3G3.c.; common tin steers, &c, *
@2ac "a 10. gross.
Hogs.-Very best, &c.: lighter grades, &c, SO
SheeD.-Good 10 extri, $685. 4 b., gross; COM
mon. S1.5e0l$2 q head.
LamLS.-S2Is3 = head.
Fsnls-S3Gs9 {. head.
NiLch COtcS.[lJMSt5 3 head.
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.tE,.yDRI,C CATTLE MARKET.

August 2S.-Prices To-day RANGED as follows
CattIe-Very best, 4Eaef.c; good. ftH1zc, me
cows. 3m3.c.: calves, 4M5c: sheep, 4M43c
lambs S2G So so. i.0l5isc. q ID. Hogs, 3M6':c.
Cows and calves, S2UGlSiO.
The cattle market this week opened brisk ana
CONTINUED so throughout prices were about me
same u last week. and good many chanSed naHus.
Calves were In demand, very few coming IN. sDecp
ami lambs I'm good supply II quotations. Hogs du,i
and nominal Cows and cliye, In good supply, Win
fair sales 1T quotations. Mar keG generally orsh.-
-,ff
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

AUGUST 27.-Petr0Eekna.-The Market draKs
along showing bur little life, but quotations are e-
sentaly rs W stcrday with especial pressure to
SELL Crude In bulk. &C.. crude In shipping order 81
@sgc.: Sspbiha. &c. Refined. l0ae. Philadelphia
al l63sc and Baltimore delivery 1t 0xc. Cases I'm
New York, l34Gll4kc. Al The Pes roleum Exchange
United opened at s8Ac. advanced TO 81 dsciinsd 70
9ssc.. and closed nc 3Ssc. bid, and 99Ec. asked.
with sales OF $4,000 barrels.-Journat Of COM
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SURRENDER OF an EmSezzier.

PHILADELPHIA, August .29.-Edward Ma
lin, formerly employed as clerk and cashier
by Drexler & Co., stock brokers, OF Fir-
ginia City. Nevada, and who ran away from
that firm in July, 1877, with considerable
amount OF funds, surrendered himself in
this city. He will be returned to Nevada on
reouisition from the Governor OF that
State,
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E,ro :, Ne,vn rlx. n. ".

NEWARK, August 29.-Fire last nignt oe-
stroyed the oil-cloth factory OF the feaers
Manufacturing Company. Loss, Sloo,Vpo.
Three hundred and fifty hands are thrown
out OF employment.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

AUGUST a. WsoI-There has been little look
Ing around this week. but not much yet accom-
plishtd. The medium grades Yet have most alien
ton, aud they are steady In price. Fin9 lots have
not further varied, bur are freely ofsrsti Spring
California holds very regular on the desirable lots
Texas lois although In full supply are steadily held
Journal of Commerce..
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Cuba.

HAVANA, August 29.-Enor Mariana Can
clio yillamil, the newly-appointed Director
General OF Finances OF Cuba, has arrived
from Spain, and will Immediately take
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International Prison Conference.

STOCKHOLM, August 29.-The lnterna
tional Prison Congress has adjourned. The
next meeting viii probably be in Rome, IL
accordance with the special request OF Italy
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APOLEINARES WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFEEyESCENT

APPROVED by the 4cadeaais de Medicine OF
France, and its safe in France authorized By special
order of tie French Government
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THOEITIEs in New York as
"A great relief for sea-siekness.'
"a delightful beverage mildly antacid, most
grateful and refreshing
Far superior to Vichy. Settler. or any other
Absolutely pure aud wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
agains, Crotou and Arti6eially-aerated waters
Imprcgnated only with Its own gas
"Healthfu and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases Of acute disease, = and where there Is n
gouty diathesis.''
sBy far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful in Ca,arrhs OF Stomach or Bladder,
and in Gout.''
mot only luxury. but necessity"
To be had of all wine merchants, grocers. drug
gsts, and mneral-water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
40. IL and 43 Warren street, New York.
PICTORIAL label OF the
APOLLINARIS Comply tLIsHTED), LONDON
rau 2S-W.F&M&eow2mI
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xEw YnRK suMAc MARKET.

AUGUST observation-disclosures quoted st a5@
$40: more generally the higher price for ehoict
lots; foreign nj sS0@sS7.5o for lead seal and
s35IS40 for tow grsiie3.--JouT1Gt OF commerce
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

/ AUGUST 28-Atthe fards.-Trsde opened active
on yesterday, orders being liberal, esTrsay ifSns
we're Gberai, and prices remained as follows:
First and second clear, lAg2-ineh, s32GSSS'9e
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THE HOUSE of Bishops.

NEW YORK, August 23.-The House OF
Bishops up to noon to-day bad mo- quorum,
and SO no business has yet been Transacted
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ElOnr.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. So: superfne, s3.7JC1$4: extra. 34.5o@
S4.75; common family. S5@s5.25 fancy branaa
4
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SHIPPING.

TOR BRISTOL, ENGLAND. ~.
FIRST-CLASS NORWEGIAN BARK Go"i.A-
KoLpEyrP master. will commence loading for
above Fort on WEDNESDAY NEXT. For balance
of cargo apply 10
au $685. CURTIS & PARhEK.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyaHake. Couch. New YORK.. merchan-
disc aud pas en- gers. q. W. Allen & CO.. agents.
Steamer J. W. Everman Platt. Philadelphia mer-
cllandise and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
CLEARED
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Dsterro. -four, Dun
Top l. McCan"e.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk. United States
mail, Herchah disc. and passengers. l.. q. TatIln-
agent.
schooner William Ii. Kenzs. Sop@r. New York
coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Saco. Wilson, Baltimore, camel coal,
GervaS StorrS. agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston ola Kennebec August eth, schooner
Maggie ID. Marsicn.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner A. f. Cranmer, Bragg. hence. At New
York August 9TH.
schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrews, hence.
al Philadelphia August goth.
Schooner J. c. Henry. DonneIIy, from jaime .
river, at Philadelphia August 9Th.
Schooner Conquest. Dodge, for Richmond, At
Booth Bay August "a tn.
Schooner Walter, Thomas, hence, at Baltimore
August 2Sth.
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). Russell eounsy can without doubt De
set down for Richmond. --lEristos ae.eS.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED AUGUST 18th,
1878.
Mrs. for three years suffered suppression OF
the menses, which obStinately resisted treatment
until very recently, when DreScribed for her the
Buffalo Lithia Water. which, taken In small quaint
ties for three monthS, resulted In entire relief.
This is very strong certainly, In support
of the claim which YOU make for this water OF spe-
cal adapta ton the peculiar diseases of women.
will add that regard the water as invaluable
au 22-eod4t
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SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSES.
A CASE STATED BY DIR. j. c. BOARDMAN
OF TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
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POWDER.

Il MORRIS
offer for sale 10 the trade
RIFLE AND SPORTING-POWDER
OF the celebrated
"ORANGE" BRAND.
Tau 22-l0tJ
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR THE
PECULIAR MALADlES OF WOMEN.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 90. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 1872 bushels. Red, 1894 bush
els.
CoES.-Thite so bushels.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

TIE GRAPE CG0P-THE ROADS-NEW YORK
Roys-CgoPS, sC.-RELIEF FOE THE YELL
Iow-FEvgR SUFFERERS.
Ia.--- - 49, 1911. .c No nich1nnnA DisnatcN.l
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~socerrs CONTRIBUTES OVER S2,700 TO
= . SUFFERERS -TEE MANNER
- IN DISTRIBUTION REVIVAL il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INcIbENT--
,-yroS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORSE
RECOVERED, &c.
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nAx.%EIs THI.s.,a.tNs;h..


NIEIATH.S aLNANAr-ACGUST 80. 1878.
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Bidss: Green, a@5e.; dry saltets, 12@13c,i dry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-30

The Providence Journal says: THE
address of Senator Blaine, in Faneuil Hall
on Tuesday evening. was, by all accounts,
not only one of his best efforts. but one
which redounded to the credit of the re-
publican party and the State of Maine,
which has so highly honored and contin-
ues so appreclatingly to regard Mr..
Blaine. The audience was composed
largely of workingmen and women; a
class in Massachusetts intelligent. indus
trious, forehanded and quite capable of
discriminating between fact and argument
and windy generalities. however glitter
ing. Senator Blaine spoke tor an hour
and a half. and held the vast assemblage
in an interested and enthusiastic frame of
mind during that time. He confined him
self wholly to the financial question. and
he spoke to those to whom il comes home
in the closest manner. 1t is with all a
practical concern, but to those who al
most Or quite literally daily work for their
daily bread it is vital. So convincing a
speech addressed to such an audience
auspiciously opened the republican cam
paign in Massachusetts,. The circulation
of these facts and arguments throughout
the State and the country will be of i'm
mense service to constitutional legislation.
1t is to be hoped that the eloquent Sena-
tor may be induced to repeat his cogent
statements and admirable illustrations in
this city. Thousands who read INDECENT
ly would listen with animation. and few
could hear with anything like impartiality
without being converted to or strength
ened In sound doctrine"
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Political.

Hon. George S. Boutwell, in an open letter, de-
clines to be a candidate for Congressional honor.
in the Seventh Massachusetts, District.
The old daryman who asked the greenbackei
if he could get any more cheese from his milk by
watering it is still waiting for an answer Dany
Journal.
A timely though early death-that the Stand
ard, organ Of Massachusetts greenbackers. Il
was started in mistaken view of party which
has no use for newspapers.--7rapellsr. 81
Secretary Sherman has Issued a new order in
regard to the redemption Of National Bank notes
which it is believed will expedite the resumption
of specie payment. &" ao1
A dispatch from Paris, says France. England
and the United Ststeshavs come to 40 unders and
ing in regard to the Newfoundland fisheries, and
new treaty is being framed which will obviate al
trouble 10 the future. Ga afaf
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A Sad Case of Accidental Shooting.
GoRHAN, N. H., Sept. 26, 1873.

GoRHAM, N. H., Sept. 26, 1873.
This morning witnessed one Of the sad
dcst sights ever seen in our village, young man
respected byus all, lying In his bed, shot through
the head, the circumstances being asfolows: q
Last night at about IL | o'clock, . little
daughter of William Glidden, residing in our
village, was awakened by noise, followed by q
gurgling sound, and calling her parents, they
proceeded TO her brothers Fred |. Glidden) room
adjoining. from which the sound proceeded. Ar-
irving they found the son and brother, young
man about Is years of age, struggling in bed.
They raised him imme diately. supposlng him to
be in ft, but on light being brought blood
discove red, and physician at once sum
moned At first it was thought that he had been
struck upon the head, but closer exam instion dis
closed bullet hole in his forehead between his
eyes, and upon further search revolver was
found in the bed, one chamber of which, upon
whice the hammer rested, being discharged, all
the rest being loaded This was the cause of the
terrible affair." aud it can be accounted tor only in
this way, the young man being unconscious
from the first, Until death came to his relief at 10
A. Nj. to-day.
The revolver was one he had owned but short
time, and yesterday he had traded it Off with his
brother, but il seems there some trouble about
its working, as examination to-day shows it to be
out OF repair. the cylinder not revolving as il
should, and the probab ilitIes are that he ex-
amining it and trying to remedy the defect, as he
10 deliver it in good order, and while so doing
with the hammer raised it must have been to
turn the CYLINDER it slipped as to discharge
the chamber, the contents of which entered his
forehead, causing his death.
He was young man well connected and res
pected by all, and this sudden calamity not only
comes with terrible effect upon the family, but is
severely felt through our whole community. lie
was in the employ Of the Grand Trunk Co., as
messenger, in connection with which he carried
the mails to and from the post Office part of the
time, always doing his duties cbceriuly and to
the acceptance Of all. No inquest has been held
the whole circumstances surrounding the case
being such as to indicate its being accidental, as
before stated.
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greenbacks, aud spend them within three
years-in various national works-such
as charging the Erie canal. widening the
Mississippi, constructing railroads in the
Southwest. etc. After three years. he
thinks the country will get along without
more greenbacks. Mr.. Shupe's revela-
tons of the plans Of the greenback party
will do much to open the eyes of many
who have gone in to it with their eyes
blinded
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Mr.. Shupe. who Is the editor OF Father
Coopsr's greenback organ in New York,
has recently been interviewed by the rep
rssentatives Of the New York Evening
. nst-. Mr.. S. says that there are now
practically but two political parties in the
Countrywide republican or hard money
and the greenback or soft money. The
mass Of the democratic party. he says, i,
already with the greenbackers. the con
verts in New York being four democrat,
TO one republican. The greenback party
says Mr.. Shupe. viii soon take the name
Of the sational democratic party, because
there are 50 many democrats in It who
wish TO cling 70 the old name. The party
expects TO elect Congress- which will
ossus tl,500. 600 900 Of irrsdeemable
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Nothing can be more unreasonable than
TO charge the depression of business and
the general commercial distress to a lack
Of currency. The amount OF currency
afoat in 1879, was greater than it had
been before the general breakdown. The
amount OF money per capita is much
greater than 1t was before the war, and
millions are locked in the vaults of the
banks for the lack of borrowers, on goot
security, at surprisingly low rates of in
terest. The resumption on the LIST of Jan
nary will liberate coin that is now with
drawn from circulation, and the volum,
Of currency. of coin and convertible pa
per. will adjust itself at once to the com
mercial necessities of the country, bein,
just as much as will float; not force.
circulation Of irredeemable paper, but ,
natural free circulation, of the precis,
amount demanded by the laws of trade
returning for redemption when it appear,
10 too great abundance. and expanding
with the, wants of trade and produc tor
VIXEN Il ID too restricted.
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In every Congressional District in Ala
hanna the democratic nominee is opposed
by an independent or greenback candi'
date backed by the thorough organic alton
of seceders from the Bourbon ranks, and
strong enough to hold their own against
all opposition. 1t appears probable that
nearly all the regular democratic nomi-
i, nees will be beaten.
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i, The recent storm on the Georgia coast
inflicted great damage upon the rice crop
Much Of 1t was irretrievably lost. On the
AItamaha the damage was heavy. Al
least two-thirds of the crop had been cut
and stacked. and as the water covered the
ground from three to five feet deep. all OF
II was Injured and much oft either ruined
or washed away,
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Package Lost.

IN the Augusta and Gardiner accommodation
1 train, Wednesday afternoon. a small package
was lost containing q fcw pieces Of jewelry, OF
more value to the owner than to anybody else
Whoever found the same will be suitably reward
ed by handing it the conductor Of the train or by
leaving 1t at the Kennebec Journal ONCE.
ffa y septic ttf
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The following elections take place in
October; On the first Tuesday Colorado
votes for State officers. Congressman and
o Legislature. which will elect United
States Senator. On the second Tuesday
Iowa, Indiana and Ohio elect AZ Congress
men. several State officers and parts Of
Legislatures. The Legislature 10 be
elected in Indiana will chose United
States Senator.
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General Butler is fighting for the green
back nomination In 1880, for the Presi.
dency.o II he succeeds in being elected
Governor Of Massachusetts, this Fall he
will have made long stride toward the
object Of his ambition. The democratic
greenbackers are more civil towards the
General than they once were. but what a
fearful dose they will swallow If they vote
for him for President, allowing they take
him as represented 10 the columns of
their own organs for several years past.
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The Boston Standard. the organ of the
greenback party Of Massachusetts, has
/. esased- To exist, an experience of five
months having shown that the party is not
sumerous enough in that State to support
one paper. 1t has cost the protector of
the enterprise $1,000 and five months of
hard work to ascertain this fact.
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Tildcn's leading lswyer has been arrest
ed for alleged participation in the spiriting
away of the books Of account from the
court room at Marquette, Mich, the other
day. That maneuvre was decidedly
awkward for q Presidential aspirant.
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Probate Notice.

NJ Office 10 hereby gisen, that the Probate Court
~ will be held on the 6fth Monday Of September
next. Inst .ad OF the fourth Monday: and all pro-
cesses and matters retnrnahle or continued to the
fourth Monday, will be heard and triad on the 9th
Monday .a.fest H.K. BAKER judge
Attest, CHARLES HEwINs, Register. taw3w3s
Augusta, Aus. 90, 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-30

A Washington lady recently sent one of her
husbands coats to the yellow fever sufferers. and
being Of > frugal mind, she pinned note to the
collar. requesting that IL the garment didn't 1T
might be returned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-30

Read Advsrtisemem in another column OF
principal trumphs of the Mason & Hamlin Orys n
Co., all over the world. 1t certainly smounts 10
demonstration, o they say, OF the superiority Of
their organs The record 10 unparalled among
makers Of Instruments, vo ea-f +&vlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-30

Few are aware of the importance Of checking
common cold or cough 10 lis Hist stages, before Il
has an opportunity to work upon the lungs to such
remedy for this eheck king, heslinp and curing that
We know Of is Adsmson's Botanic Cough Bslssm.
Frice 80 aud 70 cents. sept25-t&wlw,