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DRIFTING H.fiEs orr.
The Republican Plan OF Expecting the Fraud
uicnt President from their Party.

WAsHlNGroS Dec. b. There is reason TO
belicve that the rai al Republicans who oppose
the Admin 1irdtion hay, perfected plan VIII. n
within sixty days. prominent Radical who
was one Of the most influential members ~ the
Republican party durin. the Grant regime is
authority for The above statement. In conver-
sation to-day he said: Mr. Hayes has gone too
far. II you viii remember when Mr.. Grant
first became President he had some such ideas
as Mr. Hayes seems To have, He thought he
could run the party, hut inside Of six months
mowcrfni tb'n b'Ir.. XII ISrIry was m4r
81 on the same tr1r. w. said II would take
about three months 60 cure him II hls folly; 50
we put mp with l.7 infriiitui" and have given
him cvcts OPPORTUNITY lp provo to his own -jt-
siarilon tha iio mast nN,N ~" party If b" H. To-
hay" .4ny p"" r. l,iui he has proved les tract
ik"ns -trone wlI a- Grant had. but he -ecm-
g. h' completely infatuated with his own ininl-
Tho pul'y Q, j WIFI. Besides. Boo Is watched
con-rm'Iy Eti's anl Srhurz ieil MIN BE- is
nll right. ami ul tho while are moulding him
In" puW ah USING him - advance their own
wei. oon gal. what d. your people propose
." We propose to drive him out 81 the party
i y are YOU going To- work 10 do that -
Wen, ! an not lu-t at liberty 70 te!l you that
" w.. inle.! W. have no doubt about IT,"
Has not Mr.. Hayes too much strength with
Tie General llaughingl- VOL. ! suppose ~.
has a sort Of -"niiWcuial strength in the greet
sentiment.
But is not thcre a division among your
lendrr,Y'
" Nothing II speak off,"
VIII Blaine and Coukling work togoihor?'
To-. thol" Is a perfect understanding boz
tween them. nnl they are working together 10
d.fhrour Hayes"
4" Is there any truth in tine report that Lau-
quct il t. b. given them after Congress reas-
-euhr ~
Whore did you hear that 90
Meyer mind. Is n irur4"
AIH a.. TO-. d 4 mn, ff..st
yes. but will not s1y no.
" Then am r-At IN my etutemcntY"
YOU tenot far wrong"
I"ll me. GHneral how Won are going to work
10 read Hay out uf Tia. Iuryt'
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HRIG.-GLN u. H. HfzEN


WAsHINGroN, D,c.3-l win bee rcooll,oi
ell that fN-i h.loro hi- .lrurturo flr Europe.
charge @alnst Gen. Ha2on were Aii before
The Pr 7idD ~ and dismissed hy the latter with
out action. ~ the mere II ace idrnt ia the world
your Correspondent has come into po--nssi ion
n Il roly oia letter addressed 10 Gen. lIa1rn hy
he nuthor Of these charges which VIII. no
doubt prove interesting ~ your military road.
ers at least And here It is:
Hpr u H-e4, ,oha'g he san hianhs Braei Vy,, Gen.
elnf
Il have received Che decision of the President Of the
United siti ulnu ~, charges preferred against Won
that the int fllN be-
by CONVEYING s,ncrnl court murua. OtrA YOU
am lust il. we'll satisfied. AIu know inst u, well as
do that your RAJ Dnt onlA have resulted IN Your CON
Ncuou and Whore Nour is known you are already
CunN 'rtcd ni tlU pubic opinion
/ now give Nfu tar Warning that am nllv informed
uuu Nuur ilssrccfu conduct at SHILOH ami Your shame
ful exit NON Nnul command NJ Fort Buoil. and when
lroi'f occasion nners will the information to .tu
your ir'l fi luulN,turo Your VI, dent trNAut
NV lNNA 'l4i. sept d. 1871 ID ). STANLsY.
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Si,lmbuats mo GailyolNs.


ANDtNllip STATES Mill ROUTE
ON lni Altl Soy. D. 1877.
7 IiNs AAN NfN NNrk NlN Dec Aul Dnrfilrlt
81. Ferries. n> follows
ENru-..r larn-hure rlit,'ursn tho West amt South
+ dtnN.
fn Miham,port Lock Haven Cory. ami Erie NJ = ID
J. counrtung az CORY iNr UN-tilN. Petroleum
lurk litVrn. % \ VI
ier Hlltmore, Washington ami tie SOUTH 'Iamiiel
Washington Express u Pullman 'lt'r cars iilt. tN
cent sunday. $50 4 arrive Washington luI VI.
keg~4r 4! S2oA NJ, d31 auipr NJ sunday, Il b
ENp... for Philadelphia, 49, = 2o 90 3o Iimteil II
NJ. !. I, q. 4. Is 3d. z $780, auu T. VI sunday. . 4
class Z NJ
boats OF Brooklyn Aunex' connect with an through
rmn,ai Jersey 'ly anorilus speedy aud direct trans
fgr trans g. NcwMk. Elizabeth RAILWAY Princeton
trenton. iUtth AWhuN. flrWluftOn. BtNiicre. AMI
other points. lu|a schedule. az an firhrt ni.f-
TRAINS arrive From httshur-h. 30 ANA 10 30 VI ami
lu-lP daill 10 ~ Hniunl T. NJ dnilN. eN
cent Monday. From Washington and Buumurr q b.
ana . - \, 10, 'l,, and mo + sunday
@ani - n r'mfmlAiclplln. 90. g ,l. . d.
10 ~ 10 - u 5nA lp't lp,5 -. Nll = o. lp H.
ana ID go / sunday, , %, 90, ~, ~ -, II b.
Ticket offices, go ami ga Rrotiwlv Aston House
ana loot W prshru,>V> and iorltudt st, I Court So
BROOKLYN, NJ lld AMI ~ hudson ST. lllnnhrn. Depot
fKANk THOMSON l. T. INlsMER
Gei~ral Manager GcnrAl PASSENGER AGENT
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Hooking Goldfish on the Long Island Coast.

Capt. Az Munroe and friend a day or two
ago rau- mt with hunk anu line OIL jamaica Bay inlet
al tt inut l0u ' pounds u 0lnsli The nsh weighed
from ,hree g. tiirt, pounds each
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The HattIe.nnkcs of Texas.

Fom he PTiorm (ounB Airsuis
Capt. j. n. Keoran killed. on last Saturday.
wllln ie" hours fourteen rAttesnakes in den nca
MS place on the uarcits creek Tho SNAKES were OF
various onst iTom three " ave feet
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The mild weather has caused the Staten Island
brewers. Who hal made extensive preparations for huu-
if- ,e from the pond, the island 10 arrange tor got
uug supplies ui ice from Maine
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TO PHILADELPHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND rllIApELplllA
FOl klEEN IllKplGll rkANs EACH WAY DAILY.
lllKkk pEPOrs ~ PlIll.NpELlIliA
TWO IL NkM YORK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment ans Che
Fastest limc consistent wlih absolute safety.
on amt after nov " 1871
iNpf's, Trans leave SON York. wa DE shrOsscs ami
torthuit sis FNrucs. A. follows
3D. %, . 10 80 hmwd, II ~ 2. IS 63l 7 3D.
NJ
Boatsof Brooklyn Annex connect with All through
ulns AZ Jcr"N city. anurilng speedy AMI direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
kglltmns trains leave fh.lade pha %. rs 2 : 49,
50 ana ~ 4 VI Qinutei rNprr-- 50 T. l 2 I
. 10 ant alr amt = mlimsht ON sunday,
s ~, so, T. :, NilA 1 50 l. VI ant - Inliuight
Ticket olltr, h2G ind nii BfnaiwaN 80 Aston House
ana loot 81 Drsbro,scs and tortlault SIS Court II
ana hrn1kyu Annex depot foot at fuluu It BROOKLYN
~ ll9 ANA llS HuGsom II iobOkeu, depot, Jersuy
FRANK THOMSON, l. + FARMER
usuera! Aaha.ei' uenl Passenger Agent
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nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

3ii and $40 Bowery
Al the regular meeting Of the Board OF Trustees semi
annual dividend was declared ut the rate OF i've per cent
per annum on all Two Thousand Dollars and un.
rate OF four per cent per annum
Deposit. made on or before Jan To- 1873 will draw in
lerest from Jan l.
ANDREW MILLS President
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l)s,silantous.
rlNG's COiGII I.OzrNHE, nv 4

nIVOHtT~ quietly tor an-eru4n ~. str advice
- u.r A.'el,an Law A-,lty - Broadway, vY.p
II EtTsNC'S coz GU IOzTNGE- ARE dti,
a0 uhy. ic-t.u4unis uol the most eminent may -
Price so cont, per box Soll hy al irus-I.t.
They contain il9 opium or preparation thereof
J.. fOl ui.hA - 60. ~ iuk,
~lrUial g ne
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" Y WEBSTER sccrotarv
I,MtGsA>T I>DUsTRIAI SAVING.

EMFtENNT INNVNTNINI. SNNINGS
- BANK u chambers Il Sew York. Dec a. 1871.
plNlDtND~ Tie trustees of this bank have ordered
that interest Dee paid tod iusitnrs entitled thereto for
the -iN mouths cndluI thi. date As iuUw- ou AN sums
w 20 - ~ AZ the rat OF Five per cent lnnum AMI
on all sums IN rNc,s. 90 S2sll tt TIE Four Der
cent per duuuui uii -u u rNrs.-
Payable ON aut Iitlr Monday Jan ~ 1874
The interest Will hv placed % The credit of 4, pOstprs
under date Of Jan ana Will Doc entitled Interest for
the next six months % not withdrawn.
HENRY l.. iuGvEr President
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6rturslons.

con fisH,NG.-7m TIN SUNDAY, Jan 9, Thurs
'. dhN. ION. ami SUNDAY. l3th. steamer SETH LOW
leavns ilarn.on i r. 10. ipth . y H. -. -tit
- r. X. -. llpr ~ X. = lu Whitehall It. u, NJ
To- stat, island terry. - 4 VI cod o. sic and bait
board. tickets ~ Al. q FOSTER. Mtuaacr
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Al ErKoroIIrAN .NNIN.s nNNK.


arm sEMl ANNUAL INTEREST pNfpENp.
DC - ~
Tho trustees TINS bank have ordered that lntere. for
ulr past three urt .lN months ~ tlr rafc uf nNt per
cont i"l auiin' ue iah 90 ltlus.ots ou ana after
DEPOSITS made on or before the 10Th OF January Will
draw lnltlt 4 lluiA Jan
ISAAC SMITH. President
Lnfw Secretary
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. sih av cor.
~ n'f IAN IT, IhN semi annual t,4'rii Ht the
of flN" lrf cent Pea anniu. dee Jared Jan l. i~f-
ga all sum, from = a. $500 Interest Dlimruciu- the
1t o each month Money deposited on or before Jan -
Will draw interest from Jan /
As, t. $3.50 ~ II surplus <t- $50 ~.
RICHARD N Bi' LII President
W. BRiScKrHnorr. S,ortiai.
SAVINGS BANK DErO~iToIS.- IN, SAFE
t'bl Ahl' is FIll iI r. ID voted 90 Auug int rest.
u gives the Inclination Won want AhD no eNtrN savings
fahk emitted GO public confidence fitl wear Greatly
improved Tor l-i- lcfu- anc,ut. year. send your
name ana address POSTAL cant. plainly WRIT, a. and
sample copy Wil N0 sent NNu fltr N Wull
Address The SAfLrr ARD I. Broad st New York
v'HE CLINTON SAVINGS BtNk.-rhc paw.
m'It o Niilt l 20 itf nt 90 trpNsu WIT hf
gin az tii, lfuN ga Do av go Monday Jan =. Hfi tnu
uUnr tll Jam " hour, from D. tlt EDWARD l..
fAkhl~. ~ DNiNtr uf tNV CLINTON -i'lu-s RiNA
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Shipping.

INMAN IINE.-RON A. NAIL STE iNERs
FOR u hENstuMN AND LiyLRlOuL
CITY OF MEN NORk ... Thursday. Jan g. + VI
cry 90 MONTREAL .... Ihur.inv Jan ~. $50 \ VI
CllN OF RICHMOND ....... saturday Jan 10. l..
From Pier -. NOrih River
CARiN -, So AMI sipl gold Return tickets on
favorable terms. SIkEKAGE, SIS, currency Drafts at
lowest rates.
Saloons state Rooms, Smoking and Roth Rooms amid
shls IOliN O DALk. Agent. - and 8. kroAlMAN. \ y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-24

There are now thirty-one prisoners IN the hen
nebec Jail The number committed since JAN l.
lA-s uas 90 for the following crimes:
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Boston stock List.
iSales at the Brokers' Board.

BOSTON, August %, Is7s
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long, for it gave them schsncs 10 remain idle
needy.
Since Tuesday evening the disease has sprea I'd
,,psrougn their ranks like wild-6re, and to-day
nose VINO are well and who before considered
.i plague-proof, are fleeing. Five vic
date. ~ w
several towns along the road have sent provis-
IONS and money to the sufferers The citizens of
oxford, the home of Senator Lamar. sent car
r oao Oh sheep while the people Of Water Valley
forwarded $500 to the sufferers Holly Spring.
sent carload Of chickens aud 100 losves Of
day. " WV
telegram was received from Harry N. Priest.
~, agent OF the jackson railroad Al Canton. Sat
ing at summit, Miss, town of 5000 inhsbitsnts
100 miles south OF canton, the fever has broken
out IN the country four miles west of there ana
eight persons mad fallen victims to it, The lever
was imported there by refugees from New Or
leans.
A Grenada special to the Times, dated last eve
ning, says: II 10 useless to attempt to describe
the state of affairs to night. Negroes are demon
al Led. Stores were broken open last night and
and goods carried of, and to- night many more
Will probably be plundered, there 10 not man
on the street. Every is 81 the bedside Of suf-
ferers Only five deaths have occurred within the
past tweny-four hours, and few new cases are
reported, among women and children principally.
Fear Of the Fever.
JACKSON, August %. U. S. government OIL
ci@ls quarted at the point are very much alarmed,
and have sent word 10 Washington, asking per-
mission to leave.
Aid for the Sufferers.
ST. LOUIS. August %. Two thousand dollars
to-day were sent to Southern sufferers.
Boston, August %. At noon, to-day, the con-
trlbutions here for yellow fever sufferers footed
$4,000.
New Cases.
MEMPHIS, August 49, New cases Of fever re-
ported to noon number %, and for "a hours 81.
Inc deaths up to noon to-day number 10, and for
"a hours IL. The Board of Health to-day de-
clared the fever epidemic, and ordered ali who
could to leave.
VIcKsBURG. August %. The deaths from vel
low fever up to noon Yesterday were 20, and 10
o'clock this afternoon 20; total to date, So. The
disease is steadily on the increase. There were
fully fifty new cases to-day. Physicians and
nurses are coming from all directions.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT To PROMOTE
AGITATION.

PARIS, August 90 Another letter from Cara
haldi Is published, being the fourth in the past
fortnight intended to promote agitation against
the Germanic government, especially Austria.
he denounces kaiserbund and Prince Bismarck 9
endeavors to caress his national ally, the head i'm
poster of the Vatican.
lie says be finds nothing horrible n the pro-
grsmme OF the German Socialists. On the con-
trary two of their articles form part of his life
long convictions. Their fulflment is indispensa-
BILE for the ameioration of the material and moral
condition of the people. These articles are uni
form tax and the nation armed. The Emperors
naturally prefer the masses who obey their will.
like the sword in its swing. but on our part emf
nent men are not wanting to organize under tho
auspices of liberty and justice, opposition to
the overwhelming tide of despotism aud false
hood.
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Skowhegan Locals.


Three young rascas have been doing quite q
business in the burglary line. They have broken
into the Baptist, Methodist and Congrega tioDsl
churches several times the past summer and rob
bed the Sabbath school collection boxes. They
got about glS at the Cong. church, Sl2 at the
Bsptist, and none ut the Methodist the money
there being gathered before then. These boys
were suspected and finally one of them owned up,
and thus the whole story came out. II will prob
ABLY 70 hard with yonng Thomas, as he has al
ready served one term in the Reform school for
stealing.
Tie following may be encouraging to adven
turons Young females: certain young lady
living in Ibis vicinity recensy knit twenty pairs
OF stockings in q day. They were sent out West
with note attached to one of them, stating that
to he one of twenty pairs knit in a day. and re
quesfbg the person purchasing them TO write to
her address, answering certain question. Very
soon answer came; and among other things the
writer said he was gentleman Of good stan6ipg,
unmarried, worth $50 900, and would like to cor
respond-but alas the fair one had just married.
and 90 beautiful little romance WAS spoiled.
Some Of the choice expressions Of the green
hackers are doubtless having great effect. One
of their principal nominees in Somerset county
thus stated their platform IN brief 1--WE must
have plenty Of greepbacks, and whisky, too, BY
CD"
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CHICAGO, August ~, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 450a5.50: western 40;
southern 20.
WHEAT No. Red Winter a5-; No. do A.
cash: August September s4A No. Chicago
sprlng old 900; new sj- cash; August, $50; sept.
30 October No. 5 0.s0-; rejected % =.
CORN sales regular, -; cash -e3S-; Au-
gust, -; sept. %sa'-; OCT. - rejected,
35h.
2l-; October a.
RYE-+s-.
BARIEY-foi.
DRESSED HOGS-&.t2a4.l2h.
PORK-Casn 96s-aoco-; August, 90 00-a 400 %:
Sept. s6o. |;
LARD Cash 7.2o a7.s0-; August, 2o-a-
Sept. 1870; Oct. g..
BULK MEATS Shoulders 5isso-, abort rib
side e,.a-o short clear rib e;sa7 clear sidss
6aafk.
WHlSKEY-lO7.
FREIGHrs-Corn 70 Banalo 81 cnts; wheat
IN cents,
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DAKOTA.


DEADwooD, August %. Thursday afternoon
the northern bound train to Cheyenne was stop
ped between Cheyenne river and Lig mining
Creek, by three road agents who, after compelling
the passengers to throw up their hands, went
through their pockets, obtaining two watches and
a small amount of money. After securing what
the passengers had, they cut open all the mail
sacks, appropriated all registered letters, leaving
the balance OF the mail strswn over the ground.
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BASE BALL.

At Springfield, Mass.-Springfelds 4, Holyokes
of Mass, 3.
At Cleveland, Ohio-Forest Citys g. Utcss of
". u
At Pttsburg, Penn.-Proyidence 4, Indiansp0-
lis 0.
At Oswego, N. Y.-Rochester IL, Oswegos Of
n. Y.
At Buffalo, n. Q-Butfalos IL, Stars Of SYRIA
cuse, /.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Jennie Hope.


BANGOR, August 23 Thursday the trial Of
Jennie Hope alias Watson, the alleged Dexter
bank robber. proceeded. Witnesses continue to
identify him Cyrus Matthews Of st. Adams, tes-
tilted unhesitatingy that Hope was one of the
three men whom he saw the next morning after
the attempted robbery in 1875, who were negotiat-
ing for team to carry them onward. Z. G. Bs-
ker, the man who furnished the team, also posi-
lively identified the prisoner. Frank E. Buker'
who drove the team, did also, as well as others.
Robbery.
Mr.. John Watson of Cambridge, had his horse
and wagon stolen from his stable on the night of
the 10Th. There has been no clue to the thieye.
vet.
Fire.
FARMINGToS, August %. Wednesday evening
about half past eight, fire was discovered in the
house Of Isasc ii. Edwards, on Arson street. Be-
fore the engine got to work the roof and upper
part of the house was rapidly burning. and the
fire was spreading over the ell and into the lower
part Of the house. As soon - the engine got to
work the progress Of the flames WAS stayed, and
in short time the fire was quenched. The house
was badly damaged by the removal of doors aud
furniture, besides the damage done by the FIRE
and water. Insured for $1,000; $1,000 on the
house; $500 on the furniture.
Serious Accident.
PORTLAND, August %. A lad named Ernest
F. Doughty. son of George Doughty of Ferry Viii
lage, WAS very seriously Injured Wednesday fore
noon while play ing duff. A stone thrown by a
playmate glanced and struck Doughty near the
temple. Hopes are entertained Of his speedy re-
covery.
State Muster.
WATRRvrLLE, August %. Governor Conuor
and stat were escorted from the residence Of Col
Heath this morning, to the muster field, by the
Richards Light Infantry of Gardiner aud the Ban
gor Band. There WAS review of the troops this
afternoon, followed by prize drill. The FIRST
prize was awarded to Co. q, Jameson Guards, Of
Bangor; second to the Montgomery Guards of
Portlsnd In the competitive individual drill, for
prize medals offered by the State, the first prize
was awarded to Sergt. Cover second to private
Hsthorn, both Of Co. q, Bangor. The artillery
deserves special mention, the salute to Governcr
Conner being perfect. Immense crow ds were in
attendance throughout the day.
Fire.
SOUTH BERWICK, August %. A dwelling at
Great Works, owned and occupied by John Wig
gin. was burned tonight The WAS acct.
dental. Loss, $500; partly insured.
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Yellow Fever Items.

The Sconrgc in Greuada-The Negroes
Falling Victims.
NEW YORK, August %. A Grenada special
last evening says the reports mention fifty negroes
Frustrated. To-day ten more were added to the
list. These negroes, when the fever first broke
out here. with few exceptions, refused to wait
on the sick and dying to wash clothing, carry va
ter, or render any assistance whatever. They
even refused to cook victuals at the houses OF
those afflicted. For this reason public cook
house Was established, where food is cooked and
prepared for all
The negroes laughed at the disease, saying that
it never rode Niger" and hoped it would stay
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Joseph Eastman. builder, of Chicago, has fail
ed. Liabilities, r655, 900.
Charles A. morrill,, late captain of night iDspec-
tors of the custom house, San Franclsco, recently
arrested for completely in smuggling, was tried
and acquitted
Rsrus trotted the fastest three successive heats
ever trotted, in Connecticut Friday, winning
5000; time, 2 Is, 2.l3 IL, 2l3 "a.
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Ii you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have fire.
queDt headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appetite
tongue coated, you are suffering from
torpid liver, OF "bihou sness." Nothing will cure
you speedily and rerusnently a. DR.. Piercc's
Go den Medical Discovery. lit
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SOUTH CAROLYN A.
Internal Revenue.

COLUMBIA, August %. Greenville South
Carolina, despatch states the trial Of two out OF
five alleged coDsplrators against the United States
revenue begun yesterday. The other three
having turned states evidence they undoubtedly
will be acquitted Efforts made to bring Red
mond have so far failed.
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JoHN SHAW, Esq:
DEAR SIR viii trot my stallion, INDEPEN.
DEScE, against your stallion, sHAws KNOX, on
any track in this state, said to be best .hree
in five to harness, and 70 be governed by the rules
OF the National rrotting Association, and will bet
against 800, that my stallion can beat yours
ACCORDING to the conditions named above. This
challenge to be open till Oct lst 1873. Put up or
shut up. W. +. POTTER.
Augu t., Avg %. 1878. augl4-f3 t"
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CANADA.
Boat Race.

HAMILTON. August %. The sculling race to-
day created quite an interest and the number of
people at Burlington beach this afternoon
estimated at over 10000. In the single scull
race Hosmer was first, Morris second W. Ross
third McKeen fourth, Plasted fifth, Lutter sixth,
Coulter seventh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
Personal.

LONDON, August %. Garsbaldi has written
letter denouncing AustriH and Germany, and ap-
proving socialism.
Severe Storm.
A severe thunder storm 10 raging in London to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


FABIAN HOUSE,, August 20. Two hundred and
Fifty persons left here for the summit of Mt.
Washington this morning. The engine Of the
last train broke cog wheel near Jacobs Ladder,
and remains on the track. This thoroughly tests
the road, proving no serious accident possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-24

Tomorrow forenoon, at the Congregational
church, Rev. {. a. Dickinson will preach specially
to Young men All the young men OF the city are
cordially invited, and We can assure them that
they viii be interested. This will close Mr. Dick
iu,ou most acceptable and faithful labors WI tn
thi. people.