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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE MILLS

ClatkSGurg--,iaiIy except Sandays-lcaves
Hrs'nu ut q A. M.-arrivrJ nj 4 I. VI.
BraAtuu Court lIonsr-daIIy eXsrpt Suu-
dhys-arrivcs ut Weston by $50 +. NJ, md
leaves Weston same day at $50 ?, N
GIcnyil!e-ltnvrJ Hirstpn nj : A. NJ. on
Hondnys, Wednesdays and Fridays-.arrives
at 5 r ITucsiaySi Thursdays and Saiur-
days.
kurkhGnnnn-ArriSr9 at Weston l2 N.
Tu'sdNys, Thursdays aud SAtarlhys-lcNrr5
Weston Up N. same days.
Philipri-nrrivc N Weston Tuesdays nAd
Fridays nj lGP. N -lcnyrs Weston Nrdncs-
day and SATURDAYS nj y n.
Mount i'lrnsHaI-lrAvrS Weston Mondays
and Thursdays at ! 4. N.--ayyiyes Tuesdays
and Fridays by P ".
West uniVn-arrivrs Mondays At 8 r. u
--Ira,rs Weston Tuesdays NJ \. n.
Sand Fork ouvc II wecE--lCAves Weston
MOudlysat c 4. M.-a:rire3 Mondays III 5
+.
cs- lattirg having arNil 10 20 should
brius it TO the Ufiirr hali an hour before the
deptrturF al the mails
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EeUSSg VlAEE gs0gEl..
Rushville. Lewis Co., W. Va.


The undersigned dcsisHs TO inform the
public that he hss leased tse Aboi. IlO'Cl,
AID has rrTurnishel and efiltcA the samc
lie Offers the best Ot accommodations to the
travelling plpIic. GOOD STABLING and
Feed "n The premises. lie hMs made special
arrangements for traYrl!crs, anu lraluslrrs
js1- His BAt will Uc constantly Supplied
with The best OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
lie respectfully invites call iiom his old
friru!s ana travellers.
wM, L. WHITE.
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Educational.
"a 1saC.

MRS. NARY EDMISToN will open
Music Glass The lst Of September. Pupils
instructed IN both Vocal and Instrumental
Music. and also in the Theory OI Music Fer
further information apply Ut her rcs;dsncs
on NEin S:rrc..
Weston. August II.
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HOLDING OF COURTS.

Lewis, lss day Of March and September
Gilmes, LII OF March aud September
UpShar. 2223I Of March aud November
Preston. 7th Of April aud October
Randolph, 43d Of April aud October
Tucker, I'd Of May and November
Barbour, 9Th Of May aud November
Webster, 2Gth Of May and September
BraxtOn, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, Both May mud SOrh October
Calhoun. 18th Of May and 18th Of Oct
.CoMNtM Go.,yts.
Lewis.-I'irst' Monday in February,
April, June. August, October and
Dccember-the June aud October
terms for fiscal and police business
only.
GiTmer Second Monday in February
April June, August, 0c'Obc. and
December.
Upshur.-Second Monday in February
April, Jaue, August, October and
I,tccmGcr
Braxtou Fourth Tuesday 10 January
March. May, July, September aud
November.
webs,ey.-E'o Fourth Tuesday in Februa.
ry, April, June, August, October
and December.
Calhoun Fourth Monday in Frbrua
ry, March, June, August, Sertcm.
ber and November.
roW& OFFICERS.
.HayOr. John II. Todd.
Recorder.-.Joseph R. Ncf.
Aldermen p. NJ. Hale, r. G. Dawson
II 4. Baukhcaj, ". j. Daugherty
and O. II. ?. Washburu
Sergeant. s. Wilkinson.
Torn -ANOr"sy.. James W Wolf udip
sDE1:aYI3s.
4. T. < 4. A..-SI"ted conmunIs III! rs
Of Weston Lodge No 10, A. +. and NJ,
will Dc held on the First uud Third Mon.
day. OfsyeFy 'E99ta:: o,.,,,.,..-, -. -
III. PErfRscK, Sec
JANE LEw.-Stalrd communications ol
Jackson Lodge No. IS, 4. F. aud A. u
will lie held IN their HILL, in Jane Lew, on
the scconGSutptlny In each month.
'.' ISAAC JACKSON, ". "
". D. CINrES, Sec
ST. IosrIdl'S q. T. A. r. SoE!slY.-StNtCd
alrrIin.b are held on the IirSt SnhGA Il III ey-
cry month. FATHER TRAC CY, gses't.
L. j. SlNFtpX, Secretary.
CHURCHES
u. \. Church, NeV. =. +. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
rrveting Wednesday night. Sunday School
). A. Barnes, Super iHtendtnt-every Sun
day al 2 o'clock, +. u.
Presbyterian Church, Rer. George n.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath Srhuol-wm l.. Dun.
nington, SuperiEtrHdGat-every ;uaday At
o'clock, A. u.
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, PAS
tor. Ser.icrs every first aul third Sundays
At "a and 10 A. NJ, and ?. ". Sabbath
School-JacOL SrhmirI, Superintendent
every SundA, ut = o'clock, T.. y.
Episcopal church-Attcnlrl occasionally
by the Rev. Mr. Wood, Of ClarkSburs.
African n. Z Church, lIev, T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Services every Sunday NJ 10 10 clock
Sunday SrhOOl-;eUrse T. Jones, Superin.
.ertltnl--evrry Sunday 1T ? O'Clock.
Colortd N. Z. Church, Rev. john Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
o rlurk. Sunday SchoOl-ChNrlrs Lee, ST..
pcrin,eni.at-:rery Sunday at : O'clOrkr
Pm.
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THE EASTERN SETTLEMENT.
The Turks Evacuate shumlo.

The Turks Evacuate Shumla.
LONDON, July 24.-The evacuation of Shum-
la has begun. Nearly all the Turkish officials
formerly there are now at Vsrna. Several
Russian battalions have ALREADY entered
Shumla. 1a-
Fire and Sword.
News comes from Athens that great fires in
Thessaly, supposed to be inceL diary, continue
to devastate the country. Three French IRON
clads have arrived at Pir8us. A division of
the italian fleet are also expected there.
The Greek Frontier.
The Greek minister at Constantnople is not
communicative with regard to the views Of
Greece about the rectifcation of the frontier,
and it is believed that Greece will ask the
mediation of the powers, and submit the ques-
tion to arbitration.
Austria and ItaIy.
The Standards correspondent at Rome says
it is stated that an understanding exists be-
tween Austria and Italy concerning the pos
sible attempts at demonstration on the frontier.
The Italian Agitation.
A Vienna despatch states that the Austrian
government is fully determined to let
the agitation in Italy run its course
as long as it can safely do so and
not permit it to disturb the friendly relations
with Italy. 1t has been long enough known in
Rome that Austria will emphatically oppose
these aspirations the moment they assume a
practical shape.
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1t was decided that the New Orleans com
mittee hold no more sessions at present.
The New QrIean Sub: G ommitIee.

1t was decided that the New OfleanS COM
mttee hold no more sessions at present.
The New OrIean Sub Committee.
NEW ORuEANs,, July 24-Judse Wm. K.
Whitaker and John Douglass testified regard
ing the signature on the second set OF certih-
Gates The testimony was unimp mportant.
Tbos N, Nelen testified: In 1876 l assisted
in the preparation of certificates 10 the custom
house. Was in Iberville during the election.
Alain brought the tickets up there The
said it made no difference, as they were for the
state atlarge. Talked to Kellogg, Packard aDd
Dibble about it. Three or four days after the
election they said to me we shonld lose the
state by it. One or two parishes on Red River
were in the same fix.
Board would have to throw out Democratic
votes enough to eqaazs that action. In pre-
narine the affidayits made them as strong as
POSSIBLE. Always endeavored to make fair
statement of the testimony OF witnesses, but
instead of making witness say ne nad heard
we made him say he "knew" of the allegations
made. Found very few who had personal
knowledge of the occurrence related. We all
somehow fell into the same rule in drawing up
affidavits. Was introduced to Hale, Stoughton
and Garfield. They were in the room where
affidavits were being made. They seemed to
copies of the afidavits Saw Garfield nearly
every morning. Saw Sherman in Mr.. Cock
rell's office. Stoughton was up in the survey
or's office where he was supervising the taking
of affidavits for the Red River parishes Three
or four witnesses were sworn together new.
er took any pains to read over the affidavits to
witnesses. They were generally told that the
affidavits would never be published, 1t was
the understanding in Republican circles that
the state had gone Democratic and that they
must by afidavlts and protests make acase fol-
the Returning Board to throw out polls enough
to reverse the result.
Adjourned till 10 tomorrow
The committee will close their lAbors here
Ffidav
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POLITICAL.
A Comm u mist Platform.

NEW YORK, July "a. The Shupe and Har-
low factions of the Greenback and Labor party
which were excluded from the Syracuse Con-
vention, have given up the idea of separate
the convention which accepts and approves its
action in excluding all delegates from New
York. He asks for an investigation of the
charges that he is acting in the interest of
John Therman, and proposes the union of the
three New York factions, and the election of
Blair or Orelly as leader for the joint body.
Telegrams received from Peter Cooper say
that he recognizes Shupe as endeavoring to
carry out the letter and spirit of the platform
of the Greenback party.
The convention met at II o'clock. A resolu
tion was adopted providing that the State
central committee be formed of one from each
Congressional district.
The platform begins with an assertion Of
complete independence of the Republican and
Democratic parties, and adopts the name OF
the National Greenback Labor party, with the
following declaration of principles:
1.-The Greenback dollar mast be full
legal tender. issued as absolute money.
2-All bonds must be at once called in and
paid in absolute paper money.
3-The national banking act must be re-
pealed.
4-Equal taxation. "a
5-The amount of land to be held by single
owner must be limited.
6-The railway tariff must be regulated by
law.
IA protective tariff.
8-A labor bureau should he established to
procure statistics as basis for legislation on
the labor question. A.
9-Abollt0n of prison contracts. e
10-A graduated income tax.
1l-Salaries of public officers, if above $1,000
to be reduced one-half. -
12-Favors internal Improvements.
13-Favors the establishment of technical
schools.
14-Those who are convicted of traffic in
votes must be deprived Of their suffrages.
15-Opposes the importation OF Chinese
laborers.
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Portland Daily Pres. stock Liz,

Corrected by WOODBURY. g MoULToN. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs,

Ex-Gov. Fenton sailed for Europe yesterday
1t is said a communistic strike in the coal
regions in August is threatened.
Congressman Eden has been beaten for a
denomination by Hiram B. Deering.
British Parliament will be prorogued on the
2Oth of August.
Sir Hastings Reginald Yelverton, Lord High
Admiral of the United Kingdom, is dead.
The International chess tournament has re-
sulten in tie.
A sensational story comes from a half breed
at Standing Rock agency to the effect that the
Sioux are about to revolt. The Commissioner
OF Indian affairs puts no confidence in it.
Postmaster Dolan has been forced to flee
from Lincoln, New Mexico, by gang of MUIR
derers under one McSweeney. A dozen men
have been killed because they were Dolan's
friends.
A farmer near Fairbault, Mimi, shot and
instantly killed two tramps whom he caught
setting fire to a harvesting machine in his
wheat field Tuesday. He gave himself up,
but was instantly released.
Two burglars had gathered all the valuables
in the residence of Mr. Sweeney in Brooklyn,
when they got drunk on champagne and went
to bed. Mr.. Sweeney went. to his house about
ten O'Clock in the morning and found them
both abed, called the police and captured them.
They proved to be old thieves.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portland Markets.


The markets are quiet this week as in fact they
have been for some little time. The country dealers
buying in small quantities to supply their imme-
date wants. The jobbers do not carry large stocks
for this reason. This state of affairs will Wig
orous fall trade. The money market shows little or
no change. Gold continues to rule low. 1t closed
Wednesday, July 9th at $10Os.
Apples are now coming forward very freely and we
quote them at $5 90 q So 90. Beans are steady and
the price is unchanged, Butter is offering in abun-
dance and prices rather easier Cheese is dull
Maine is quoted as low as q 81. Coffee is dull but
there changes to note in price. Cooperage is
dull Copper and ccrdage is unchanged. Large shore
cod and we quote them as high as So 80 q
400. Shore No mackerel are quoted at $40 25 q
$11 20 and mediums at $500 q 81 co. Flour is quiet
at unchanged prices but there is quite good de-
mand. In fruits there is an advance in new Valen-
cia raisns and also on lemons Corn is coming for
ward quite freely at unchanged prices Hay remains
steady. There is no change to note in iron. Lard
firm and unchanged. Leather is in fair demand.
Lumber shows no change. Moasses is dull and sales
are light at unchanged prices. Oils firm. Onions
have arrived and are quoted at $225 g So 80. Beef
is unchanged. Pork is firm at former prices. Sugars
are an lower than last week. Teas are dull with nc
change in price. Tobacco is quiet at prices last quot
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two hundred thousand dollars and declared it
the intention of the trustees to keep on until
Colby would compete with any college in New
England,
Hon. S. d. Lindsay said that though his
presence was rather accidental he felt much re-
lieved by the thoughtful efforts of students, af-
ter listening to the wild discussions of Con-
gress.
Hon. j. S. Shultz and Mr.. Dunton of New
York and Rev. DR.. Sawtelle made brief and
appropriate remarks ard the company was dis
missed.
At s o'clock the concert was giver in town
Hall by Annie Louise Carey and Germinia
band, which was a f1attering success, financial
iy and otherwise, showing the wisdom of the
graduating class in providing music of such
order This was followed by hop, the first for
number of years. and the usual reception at
the house of President Robins.
NEUROLOGY 1877 7S.
1s25-Rev. Thomas Ward Merrill; b Sadgwick. Feb,
ruray, IS, 1902 ID Lansing, Mich. March 9 1878.
August 81, 1900; d Dover Mass May 80, 1873.
1S29-Asa Matthew'S b Searsport, February 10, 1874
d Newport, November 28, 1877.
1S49-Wm. Shaw Greene; b No. Kingston, r. l..
September 2s, 1922: Springfield, Mass, June
81, 1878.
lS6s-Rev Frank Wales Tolman b Worcester. Mass
August 10, 1902; d SO. Hampton, N. H., July
IA, 1877.
| 1s70-George Llewellyn Farnum; d Rumford, Feb
| ruary 9, 1874; Rumtord, June 1s, 1877.
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England during the past week have been Al 521
cases. against Al, ,52s cases for the same week last
week.
Total shipments of boots and shoes from this
market since the first of January, 590 Ill cases,
against S32 1852 cases for the period last year.
TO say that the boot and shoe manufacturers were
satisfied with the conniton of business up to the
present time would be making strong statement.
The very low prices at whiah goods were offered they
them to take right hold and purchase their supplies
readily. Instead of this buyers ask for still lower
rates, aud were hardly satisfied when they had
reduced next to nothing
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
FOREIGN PORTS,

June H. lat 95 N, Ion 49, ship Ell Captain, Lincoln,
rom Hull, Il, for San Francisco.
May 2S lat 80 s, Ion q e, ship Hermon, from Ran
goon for Bremen.
june "a lat "a N. lon 81 W, ship Ivy, Lowell. from
New York for San Francisco.
July 16, lat 40 10, Ion 81, barque Walker Arming-
ION, Jr, Hooper. from Boston for Queenstown.
July ~ lat "A 10. lon 5S 20, ship Bertha, Cricket,
from Philadelphia tor Glasgow.
July ~ lat 40 49, lon II, ship Sunrise, Clark, from
Rotterdam for New York.
from Liverpool for Bath.
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Saleratus.
Salerat'sP fb 6 a
| Salt.

IuI a. Iss
d.( bull eco q Q 81
Bonaire. >r
Cadiz, ,du.pd. 200 a 225
lCadiz in bind l 37A9 l IS
Liverpool.
Duty paid. 1 so q 1 s75
In bond. =. I 374C0 l 70
Grind butter II y box
flLlv.fne sack 1 70 q 200
Ii Gaahs
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THE INDIANS.

Junction of Howard and Eorsy the's Com
mands-The HI Hostiles Fleeing Towards
Mahleur Agency.
SAN FRANCISCO. July PA Baker City des.
patch says Gen. Howard formed Junction
with Forsythe's command yesterday. The
whole force left camp near Robinsville this
morning to follow the fleeing hostiles who are
making direct towsrds Mahleur agency. The
hostiles will be forced to fight soon as the
troops are coming against them from several
directions.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
MAINE.
Tannery B nraed.

Tannery Burned.
MArTAwAMKEAG, July 24.-The tannery of
Messrs. Collins & Co. in Bridgton was destroy
ed by fire Saturday night. insured for $4,000.
1t is reported that the insurance will fully
cover the loss.
The Republican State Convention.
BANGOR, Jnly 24.-In addition to the Hon.
Steward L. Woodford Of New York, who has
positively engaged to address the Republican
State Convention at Portland next Tuesday, it
is now announced that there is fair prospect
tn at Gen. Garfield of Ohio will be present al
SO. The Maine Senators and Representatives
will all be present and a large turnoutis ex-
pacted.
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Foreign Imports.
COW BAY, CB. Schr Maggie-170 tons of coal to
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
Death of One of the Smith Sisters.

HARTFORD July 24.-Miss Abigail e. Smith,
one of the Glastonbury Smith sisters, died at
her home 10 Glastonbury last night, aged 49,
Her sister Julia survives her, aged &c. The
sisters attended the woman's suffrage conven-
tion in Washington last winter.
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Carter Harrison's Sect to be Contested.
CHICAGO, July 24.-It has bsen discovered
that in the last election for Congressman from
the second district, certified returns in the Office
of the Secretary of State show the vote to have
been, for Col. Gao. r. Davis 14436; Hon. Carter
81. Harrison. the present incumbent. IA, 391-
giving Col. Davis an actual mojority of As. The
returns as made up at the time of the ele ction
gave Harrison majority of 642. Davis ex.
psesses bis intention of contesting the seat.
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Town Committee.
Gray,

The Republicans Of Gray are hereby notified 10
meet at Town Hall, In said town, on SATURDAY
ing delegates to attend the State Convention to be
held at Portland. July 30th. Also, to choose dele
Portland, August 1st. Also, TO choose delegates to
attend the County Convention TO be held at Portland
August 8th. Also, to choose Town Committee for
the ensuing year. Per order Town Committee.
GRAY, July %, 1873.
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New York stock and Money Marke,

Der cent. on caIl prime mercatile yanSI eas @
per cent: Sterling Exchange is steady at 4S2A and
4S5A for long and short sight.
Gold improved from 1909 to 1909, closing firm; bor-
rowing rates 2 OBJ per cent. The clearings were
$S,697 ,000 The customs receipts to-day S275,-
O0O. Treasury disbursements $94, 900. Governments
strong and higher. State bonds quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds generally firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated 10000 shares, including 800 shares Lake
Shore, 100 shares st. Paul, 1880 shares North
Western, 1000 shares Western Union, $500 shares
Lackawanna q Western, 200 shares Erie, 44OO
shares Jersey Central, 1870 Pacific Mail, $500 Mich-
gan Central.
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Sfandisla.

The Republicans Of Standsh are requested to meet
at the Town House in said town, on SATURDAY,
the 9th day of July, 1873 al O'Clock D. M to select
a delegates to attend the Republican State Conven-
ton to be holden in Portland, July 80. 1875 also to
select delegates to attend the First District Repub
can Convention to be held in Portland Aug. 1878.
Per order Town Committee.
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IOus
Eiah-,

Superf1ne ~. 3 80 q 4 90
Ex-Spring.,. q 70 @ 5 25
TX Spring.. 8 % q SIS
Pat't Spring
wheats. ...7 co q 500
Mich'n Win
ter best..;. 575 q 500
LoY grade
8, Michigan. 4 so q 8 90
St.Losis win
ter far. 5M6 & 25
| Win'r ood 6 OO@ 6 25
| pe,t. $50 q 7 25
FusA
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Propose Grant to the ID AXE of Con-
naught.

LONDON, July 24.-The amendment by MI.
Dixie in the House of Commons last night, to
the motion of Sir S. Northcote for grant to
the Duke of Connaught does not impugn the
const!tutionality of the application, but pro-
government lays before the COM mons return
showing the number of princes and princesses
thus endowed, since the accession of William
III.
A meeting of twenty-six radical members of
governments motion for grant to the Duke
of Connaught on the occasion of his approach
ing marriage. 1t was also settled that Peter
A. Taylor, member for Leicester should more
the rejection of the blli authorizing the grant
when 1t comes up for second reading.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
European Markets.

LONDON, July 24-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 7-16
for money and 95i for account.
LONDON, July 24-12 80 P. P.M.-American securities
United States bonds, 67s, 1Oss; new IS, 1888; new
49, 1863; 1O-4Os 1114; Erie 1857 Illinois Central S7a
LIVERPOOL, July 2-12.SO P. M.-Cotton market
steady; Midding uplands 64d; do Orleans 6s; sales
12O00 bales, including 5000 bales for speculation and
export. .-t
August 1892.
Flour at q q "a; Winter Wheat at GAG 9s;
Spring do at q 93; California averages at 10 "a
IL 8; club at 10 9 10 6; Corn at % q 229 Peas at
"a g. Provisions, &c-Pork at 40; sBeef 70 s; !; Bacon
at 80 9 81 6; Lard at 81. Cheese at A. Tallow at
81 g. At London Tallow at 81 9.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
FnIm0uih,

The Republicans of Falmouth are requested 10
meet at the Town House in said town on SATUR-
DAY July 9th at O'Clock p. to choose delegates
TO attend the State, District and County Conven-
tions. Per Order Town Committee
Falmouth, July 23, 1878.
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The Conflict of Jurisdiction in South
Carolina.

CHARLESTON, July 24.-The News, COM
menting upon the announcement that the gov
ernment will proceed by writ of habeas corpus
from the Circuit Court of the United States to
release the revenue officers confined in that
distinct issue will be made with the state
courts.
In his decision in the Ladd case Judge Ker-
shaw intimated that any resort to a compulsory
process might lead to unpleasant consequences
and in his charge to the grand jury at Pick en- en-
side its authority it would be the anty of his
court ''to disregard it as an unlawful inter fer
ence." That Judge Kershaw will regard the
proposed action of the U. s. Court as outside of
its authority, is evident from his decision al
ready announced.
The News says: ~
We presume he weighed the meaning of his
words, and the state will stand by him and his
officers in making them good.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSES


The Republican voters of Deering are requested to
meet IN Caucus at the Town House, on SATURDAY,
July 9Th, at O'Clock p for the purpose of chOos-
ing seven delegates to attend the Republican State
Contention to be held at City Hall, Portland, July
3Oth and eight delegates to attend the First District
Congressional Convention to be held at Lancaster
Hail. Portland, Aug ls, 1873, and to transact such
other business may properly come before said eau
Gus. Per order Rep. Town Committee.
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New ORLEANS, July 24.-The Picayune
publishes statement that IA cases of yellow
fever have occurred-7 fatal. The board of
health hope to check the spread of the disease.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
Cane Elizabeth.

The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at tho Town House. in said town. on SAT-
URDAY July 9th, at O'Clock p. M, to choose del
egates to the State and District Conventions to be
held in City Hall, Portland, on July 3Oth and Aug.
1st. Per order Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, July 20, 1878.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25

HEALTH AND ECONOMY. Y.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is econ
gress' Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings, Sc. Give it a trial, and you will alway
use Congress-. -
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-25
ScarboPO.

The Republicans of Searboro are requested to meet
at the Town House on SATURDAY, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock p. m. to choose delegates to the State
Convention, also the District Convention.
Per order Town Committee.
Searboro, July 20, 1873.