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, 1879-08-05

NntnaEronr. Aug. --Asriycd-.1oe,c. Norris,
a. ldo hu corr; u. T. Wright Morris. q, 100 ba
curu; Mohawk Hello, Kankakcc Feeder, 8. 600 b,,
corn Gen. Mcclellan, Peru. o. 100 hu cnfn; Levta.
t.inn. Lnsalc, 8.0D0 bu corn; Oula!ls, MoFris,
5,Nc0 hu corn: Orion, SENECA, q, 100 hu corn
BELLE France. Morris, Q, o0o BIZ cnru: Brilliant.
Morris, t. COO bu corn: Fcarers. Sfurris, roo ttl
corn: lloscn!cs, Iaaa1te, q. 0''U Du cora; Essex,
Buffalo Rock. 4, RUQ bn cUtn.
Cleared Belle, kankakec Feeder, 8, s.G
It lumber.
, 1879-08-05

NitWAuXsE, VIA, Aug. 4.-FLouH-Qutct and
unchanged.
but GFm; No. hasl, 81. OH; NJ, =, 87>tc: Au-
gust, s7!1c: September. s7Ao; October. bG;ic;
No. Milwaukee, Soc: No. i. THO; rejected.
Gs2o7c. Corn dull and lower; No. g. aase. Oats
dull and lower; No., 93c. Rye declined ho;
Inoystoss-Qufet and cary, A!tss potk quiut
IT. 81, ~ casal. Primo stcxlu lard. S5.l0.
llaas-Stcady and arm at 81. .l7>tGe3,1U.}
fnktHnTs-Mhcatt 10 Buffalo. 4h,c.
ltkcEtpTs-FiouE, 4, 900 orls: wheat ~, 900 bn.
bA,rAxhzs-F!our, u. QUO bsls; wheat 81, 600
hf '2@'
, 1879-08-05


Grain freghss ssert tascs another !!ae yesterday,
4t4c being pad on cort1 to buffalo, and ut ,tle
clone Of hn4lness sessels wero In such good Ao.
n.and Tint carriers asxet 41;c on corn. There
wcso hut two schooners ready to 1ond, ,-thc Low
aad thc new Resumption, tha latter tnxing her
asst grain cargo. which IN for Coltngwoad. All
the steamers on thu market were takcn nj tho nd.
Yanced rites. Tho rl4o In rnfl frcights lluos not
sssM to aavo ,r, had 2 markell sl1rcs on
n,ade: To Isul!an-lsop Starncca, vhcnt ;
nn'p 1ay gou,a, wneat, probably at 4Ac;
rasss: schr L. A.. Law IN. u,.,, corn at 4,,c.
10 EFic-lTop Aiaslu, corn. 10 sasnia-l'rup
Concntl. corn. To Cn!!ngw0ol-prap Columbia
and scat Resumption, cum, through Cupuclty,
aH, QUO bu wheat mud mo. U1J III corn,
Lumber vessels waF1 scarce and III good rcGucAk
yesterday at about the ast card satcs ot thu ssu
csatlon. The rute on Mnskn2un cargocA Ut dry
lumber y 81 10 pcr .oo0 feet. aud un recn laa..
beF l.1:A. The withdrawal of all tAo sesael* IN
lhn Ieft that htu III to carry gran lIus tad Euud
effect on the nhcy-lraisht market. which Is
usIn1ly dull ut th!s tImo In the BeuA0n.
The rate on coal from OkweEU to this port wa4
s1.0 pur ton ut last ACCOUNTS.
, 1879-08-05

LOUISVILLE, Aug. a.-CurTox-Qulet 1t 1oo.
FLoun-Quiet and unchanged,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull; rcd aud amber. 90
Q0ac. Corn quiet aud easier: white, 441ic; mixed.
30c. oats-A1rkot dull; new, 27c. Rys quiet =,
54c.
MAr-Steady 1t sl4. o0llG.o0.
pnus!soAs-Pork quiet Ut $40. 90. Lard qntct;
aIsa4yt shpulutss. 3!A1s3'.S; clear tiu. S4.{0l3
, 1879-08-05

Sptrfdi nispafeh to The 7,,hnH<.
Fonr CotnosSE, Ont. Aug. 4..I.ako Michigan
rc,ost: rasFed Down-schr r. Parsons, Chlcu.o
to Dswcgo, corn.
Up--Schr II, r. Sicrick, Charlotte 10 Chicago
coal: q. Mitchell. Oswego 10 Milwaukee, COAL Co.
A.anct.c, OHwrg1 To Miiwaslkvc, coal.
Winl--Suuthwest, light.
, 1879-08-05

1tnsron, Auc. 4..-FthrH-- Steady: Wra.csn an-
pczhDr, 2l.:A,GI4.tH); Cnn,n,t,n extra, $t.4,Gp
I.su; WiHcHnaih Hi Minnesota tiu. -. :s:,d&t UI;
winter wheuta. 81. 0a4&6.!u; 1lHnuis, s:,.utfb
U.t0; St. I.un1s. S. ;0a Il. w; wlsrnsIn nsul Mln-
neAnta .pring wheats, sB. OUGl8 10; winter w!rats
4G.GrGaH.LO.
t|nA!s-cnrn 1uet bnt frm; mixed ant, ycl1o,v,
1EIhDc. tfats Iule.; Nm. nnt! extra while. i:Gt
4hc: M. white. 1lHGt3:c M. i willie md No.
4infxt0. I0GtiIc. I've, IIh6t 7fc,
hkcs,irr-Fions. 7. 500 htIs: corn, ~. QUO bu;
WHEAT, 81. lAHl til.
sn1PAhNrs-Ftour. =, 400 brls.
, 1879-08-05

NEW foaE. Aug. 4.-1}us!nrs. generally quict,
aside from drcss goods antl Einshans which Gun :
tinuc fairly nctvc; cotton guot:n III llgnt dcmuud.
but steady; prInts in irregular request: Allen 's
quiet and fan,cls and blankets moving SLOWLY
Foreign dry Euols quiet.
, 1879-08-05

UurYALo, n. y, AuR. 4.-Cicascd-peops New
York. mdtt. Oneida, nldse. Portage, lndss, Rus.
III. u. liallentiuc, Ch!csso; Japun, 1n<!so, uu-
lnth; Missouri, Buy CITY; kch.a Jauu NAlaton,
Exile, 4. q. Mosey. Gaizo. 81 bss salt. j. Il.
uailuJ. Toledo; Charger, 4l0 tonl coal, A. +.
, 1879-08-05
nt1EjrtT.f1.

nurFALo, II. u. AuE. i. --1nA.y-Whcat neg.
1cctcd nnd nominal. Curn dull; salcs, ,,u0U hu
No. = mixed Wcsern ut 40kc; 4. 400 bit high
mixed at aUut tho sumo pricc. Oats neglected.: !:
ptres unchanged. Nyc neglected; pstcus un-
changed.
CANAL Fnrtours-strong; &c for wheat; ;ittc for
corn; 3a.c ior oats. laiiruad frcsnts frnn; snlno
ns cAn1l,
, 1879-08-05

DETROIT. Mch., Aug. 4.-FLour-Steady.
GmA.N-Whcat easier; extra. si.0a; No. 1whttc.
$500 bid: August, s1.oiti; September. sl.ol!s !;
October, s1.Ol!.: milling No. ], D7c lid.
NEcEirTg-Nheat. 11.:|l5 ht,.
eulr4EaTs--Wkoat,1 III. :.J0 bu.
, 1879-08-05

N1w 0nLEASs. La.. Aug. +.-Corrny-Eaey
,ntdalings, loic; lus do, 10ac: net rrccp,u, asjs
lales; pross 0ao; exports to urcat Drltain, l,D00
sales, 400; stock, 6,01o.
, 1879-08-05
PORT OF CHICAGO,

,,..
POlEE OF CIIICAts0.
Tho following weEc The arrivals nnd actua1 satl-
tnuu Mt t1J4 nort 1or Tho twenty .for 1,urrx .ndu,
lux -, ~ .a Jss 1a., ' ~. A'a'' '""
u ~ c'oek taat "'G1t'
ARRIVALS.
Prnp ". Cspncn. Nanfatcr lumber, Market.
prnp Srw Era Gran linyrn. towing ituxtl street.
Prop itacI.h. Cleveland. cual. NtrhartIsUns.
l'ru, Messenger HruIo,, s,,,uirjrs Stat. street,
l'tup Sky;,trE. !lentpl, supar1cn 6tate street
prop Mrn0;llInrc, t;reln t;ay, nu,,lslcs. Itugh
strrct.
Prop T. Campbell. Ludiugtn1,. auntrtcs, SAMPSON
, 1879-08-05

CLEVELAND, O., Auc, 4.-rErRo,EuM-Qufet ;
standard while, ITO test, 0aic.
Or. CITr, H., Aus, 4.-pkrnoIErx-M Market
opened dull, with Uuac hid; advanced to 7n;ac;
declined ard closed at 70c: shipments. %, o1o brs,
averaging ii, 400; transactions rs, UUD.
p.rrEnu,n. ra.. Aug 4. -1'Erlulr,Et.x-t}nIct: !:
crude 7'ac at Paskrrs for shipment; refined, uGc,
philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-08-05


FEw onLgAHa. Aug. 4.-l'IsuH-QuIet and
weak: snpcr6nc 81. .idt3. 10: XX. s.. IL; XXX.
81. 6OeeEi. 0n: hIrh grades 81. 95d15.75.
tinA,<-Coru AtcnEy, with f1lt demand; mixed,
iUc; white. G5c. Oats quiet but steany at :,flc.
ConsMKA,.-Scnrco md Asn,; l.ell at s.. So
lAy-pnltt; prime, S18.U01io. 90; choice,
SEQ. .OnG52l, 90.
Paov1AnSs-ror'; quiet nna weak: Simmer.
pnckcd, fc: winter packed. 11sft!aic. Lnrd
rteudy: terce, .'!sG6tiIc; key. 7':G11sic. 1,nik
meats-1lcmand .Hir AM! 1narhct trtn: shoulders,
ioo*o, is.e; packed. S3.H5. 1incon scarce and
!tri: ehHu!tnrs. 4tc: c1cRr r!h 5:.s: civnF, Ike.
llnms. snSnr.cnrru. scarce as.d FIRM; cansased,
Off1lc, ~ In afzc.
wn,sGr-MaEKet dnll; Westcrn rcctlacd. st.05
Q1.1U.
t;nocrn.Es- Coffee qnct: 1fio cnrgoes, nrtitnary
to prlTne 11'4Ge1tc. Sugar rrnrce ail firm; cn.n.
mon to roph comnnn. 3fa,i!ic fnfr to fully fair,
t'!tSt!c; nrs,ns 10 sloee. 7s;6e7,;c ysllow cIar.
,,u; ferncntng. .iGt:Gc; coInsnou, a:G; s8c; iair
Htfs1:sc.
uEAE---E0C.
, 1879-08-05


CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 4.-Yctsrl charters to.
day; scl'r IL. N. Bcovc. coal, from Cleveland 10
Milwaukee. boc; schs Edwin Harmon. elndcrs,
Cleveland 10 Iu!aao, Oh y. tcir Stafford, Gin.
dcra. Cleveland to buffalo, on y. t.; schr 4. II.
Moss takcs clndors from Buffalo 10 Toledo; scow
Cur!ew, stone, Vcruiillnn to Toledo, o. TIC per
lou; schF Sen 0ull. coal, Cleveland TO An..urst-
burg. y. t.; Hchr II, +, Murray. coa lIlack lsscr
s1 Toronto o5c; sc,r J. T. Wilbur, saat., Iilack
AshlaoAla to Eseanxoa. atc, aud orc back 10
Cleveland Al Hlc.
REPAIRS ON THE GOLDEN WEST.
CAPT. John Sullivan II In port with thu achr
Goloen West. having been sbsens soma fnur
mouths IN tsads bet"ssn Duluth and Buffalo. Tho
schooner haA la tho meausimc received new deck,
new deck frames, batch comb!n:s, mast partners,
new matumaot cAnras, aud other peccsaary te.
satIs, requiring an outlay Of son,o s5 000 Ths 70.
paiEa wese made u the yara Ut M1ssrs biil y Co.,
@ wn'so nnosf ,U, tae supy.ysloa Ut Jehn llumbu
Capt john atl!rms that shs IL i. atanch u nsw.
During hts absence Cant. Sullivan wont to tbs
length Of fFeah Wuter navigation I4f ytxaAl Df hs
sizs, from Duluth IL Black Rock.
, 1879-08-05

EASsAs ClrY, No., Aug. 4.--The Price Current
reports wheat receipts. ~. Gus bu: shipments,
10. i7o bu: unsettled: No. =, cash. it1c; No. r.
cash, BIC: Auguii, H5c. t'orn-1ieccipls, nH IT'S
bn: shipments, ~. 3jB bn; luwer; No. :, cash,
ISMc; August, 91aic.
, 1879-08-05

{)S1VtrG{}.

PEonrA. Ang. .-Iitnrw;SEs--unaett1cd; sates
Of 70 b1ls at 81 .o3!s; scllcr now ut S1.o3.
, 1879-08-05

1Sn,ASAroL,e, Ind, Apg. 4.-Hnas-Qnas ut
s:.Do4t3.TD; receipts, mo; shlpn,cns, 4:]O.
GHAIN-Wtcst quiet; M. 2 red, 0.dsM3c. Corn
dun md lower at 3:3iI33.ic. Oats dill and lower
at !cG}1tc.
Observation-Disclosures. 3'sl3i4c: clear rib, Axe.
Lard. oAC. I1an,t, tQtA!3c.
, 1879-08-05

i 80: clrar bc for 1nu.r. Inuon auIrt hut stcnHs:
tlluudrrA. ~; clear r.b, t1.c; cl"nr, as. llaMs
sugar. .GnrntI, itHfkfic,
WmlsKr--Market dull nj II. u.
, 1879-08-05

W,tN.SaToN, y. C., Aug. 4.-srlR1rs TuRrEx.
T1Nx-Flrm AZ 21tlc.
, 1879-08-05
EsF}tj{;A'fft1NAs
EFDtj4tA'1'HdriN...IsAEe1k.

J. 'S'7S---"' -
rfhf"ss"ur franfa!sc. Av1cat, dcue nrant rsr!s
nhs IN :+ 1uaFttFs lrs rfas ranhrrs d. Ia Caoitac.
Jruncs AirrInt d. bni;ilc fs1tfe I.srcMx ds Jstra
w ~ c"fa!l",rr louF education IN FrAf,cr.
hhlr ."at r. snln1 Afcflta IT AlurAux dg rrdu.tt
?fe IN tfnhs,sa'"ht tfnnk rcsc rcbstnn ,t Famflle
lfGae.Gnef,rn lc Plus cnfplct FrancAIs d. ran.
hrsnEi'es h!srrtes +rnns haa,rMerf, urf1ne.
lnAtrrs. - - -
nana u ,nhtton on 7arle AARiats rnmme Francatk
Nc. afast etant AH. at.e. ntc II cetGc loi,tres
". Alitr1l cnwls1 ~ ft!banc, tn'autoFlsc donncr
saarGksEE, TcrbuIglhsnt OF pAf nrr{t a
~. A., LAFA Aynrat.
Gi. Tue Olivier dc srrfcs, Taria Frarce
, 1879-08-05

ST. LnuIs, No., Aug 4.-Flnun-Qu!cl and un-
changed.
GnAIS.Whcat unsettled, lowcs; clo+ed better;
nrm; M. rcd fall, U4hdsDt cash; "a 4..Qbu3t{c,
closing Mt 1t:zc, for August; n3kGtD3c. closlng
Ut h32ic. September; D!.s plc October; O3ftp3Hc
tha year: No. = CO. HHHc. Corn unsettled untt
lowcr; No. y. 3.G1I1.4c cash: :,e}al31H &c, closing
at :.,4c, September: :is,:Gt:s.'4c Uclobcr: 20,6c
December. Oats Inactive anl lower; No. =. alA
Ga.1:.c AuEnst ~ &c Scpion,6cr; :.a;tc DC.
toler. Rye dali; I7c un!.
WmisKf-Stca.lY nj 81 nj.
rNoYi*los.-.iork dull and lower. ut s8.75. Lu.d
cnr.lota uf ccar rbs, st..5fki. ~; clcay, 81 10
freq on h0att. Huron tsrntr; clear ribs, e4.B74;
OIL. .DU; clear, 81. 14ikk!.:1H.
REcEl,rs F!nnr, D. 00U brl4; wllcat 1tl7. GOO In
corf', ~. QUO hu; oals, b.. 0oo Lu; rye, ], COO
IN; ltaelay. none.
bn; corn Y, 00o tu; o4ls. IL, Uuo tu; rye, None
tusipy, Aouo, "
, 1879-08-05

CtNc1HKATr, Aug. 4.-C9TToN-Duil anl lower
a. Ike.
FLoun-Qnict: lam.ly, 81. Gol5.75.
dHAIH-Wi!cat oull. weak, aul lDwcr at 88D
O4c: receipts. n, 600 bu; shtpmrnia, !, 200 bu.
Corn quiet and unsteady at 3sG1Auc. Oats dull
at 17G4:'0c. 1tye easier at b5c. Harley dull uul
notiua'; good IL prime fall. H5lD0.
FNoylaloSs-Pork quiet and stealy at &s. Is,
Lard dull aud lower to sell; current make s. 10
lil, &5. 10 nsluA. Hulk mra(s hFsusr vi 83, I5
@3.30, st.25Gbl. 10. and St.l5Gt4. 70. Hagen in
good acmsnd, and psicea shado higher, 1t ST. %
1900, 81. s5dl4. 0b, Ann s.. 1uQt5. II.
prime Wcstrrn reserve. 1e0t39c; prime Csnlsal
Ohio, tlGk19c. :
L.asEgD OsL-9tcady, With fair demand ut G6c,
, 1879-08-05
-AS--1-~-E
Leave. ArFtYu

CHICAGO g. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Otcca o. CArk-at. i9itetrran Moulel and -
- tie 6fput4, 7
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06
Sherif'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
VVAKEN enlexecution and will be sold by public
Il auction, on SATURDAY, the first day OF Feb
Tuary A. ID. 1870 at two O'Clock in the afternoon at
the Sherif's office in Portland, in said County. all
the right in equity which David Libby of said Port
land, had on the twenty-eighth day Of September,
A. d. 1873, at two O'Clock and forty minutes in the
being the time when the same was at
this judgment obtained, to redeem the following
described mortgaged real estate, situated in Port
land, in said County of Cumberland:
certain parcel of land with the buildings there
in said Portland, and bounded as follows viz: Be-
ginning on the northerly side line of said Congress
street, at the southwesterly of land owned by
John B. Brown and the heirs OF the late st John
Smith; thence running mort heasery by land of said
Brown an said Smiths heirs, one hundred and one
said Smith and Brown land having an included
angle of 1860 49,, distance of one hundred and five
and one-tenth Q05 1-10 feet; thence southwesterly
with included angle Of $40 03, distance of one
hundred apd three and six-tenths 103 $40 feet by
and along land owned by the heirs of Charles JONES'
thence southerly with an included angle of 1s4o 81
a distance of one hundred and fifteen and fifteen
QUE hundredths Q15 15-10 feet to Congress street;
thence s0utheasterly with an included angle of $40
49, and by and along the northerly side line of Con-
gress street, distance Of hundred ten and five.
tenths QlO 51O) feet to the point Of beginning Be-
ing the same premises conveyed to said David Libby
by the following warranty deeds, viz: Of Martha
Libby, dated January 8, A. d, 1858, recorded in
page 531; of st. John Smith and John B. Brown to
David Libby, dated May 10, A. D. 1870, and record
ed in said Registry book 1856. page 297 and by deed
OF Charles Jones to David Libby. dated August II,
A. d. 1857, to which deeds and the records thereof
reference is made for more particular description
A. D. 1878. Ell BLOWN, Deputy Sheriff.
de3l d1aw3wT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06
[From the Trave's of Burdette of he Hawkeye.1 ]
The Young Man who Had Fever.

The young man sitting just in front Of me
has been ILL., He lay, as learn from the mar
rative he is pouring into the ear of his weary
looking friend, like Peters wife's mother, sick
of fever. 1t was no ordinary fever, either.
1t came upon him. he tells his friends, as low
type of typhoid, but soon developed into ma
lignant typus. aud then the struggle for life
began. For % days aud nights his friends and
watchers never left his bedside. The point OF
the most intense pain was located right above
the left eve. The Young man points it out with
his finger, and his friend looks at it curiously
as though he expected to find a label on it.
The young mau is growing rapidly worse. He
has get into the medicines. He is taking a
drop of digitslis; now he is taking three drops
now he has just taken six. He will never get
We'll, know. His pulse is 103, and the tenn
perature of his body is 1880. Now he is talk
ing medical Latin. How a man does love to
dabble in the lore of the ply scian His pulse
is coming up and has reached 11S know he
will die. Tne pain over his left eye is incress-
ing in severity, and shooting pains are tearing
up and down his back. Now a new pain has
set in, in both knees. Now his feet are cold,
aud his dose of digitalis is increased to ten
drops, ana he is taking two doses every three
minutes. The temperature Of his body sudden
ly falls to 107. His physician, standing at the
bedside with an American hunting-csse, cylln-
der escapement, full-jeweled, low-pressure sill
yer watch IN his hand, tells him that II the
Temperature of the body goes down TO los, and
stays there, he will DE. Now his pulse reaches
12O. The temperature of his body has gone
down to 1868. The pain over his left eye has
received renforcements, and is pounding away
like a trip-h smmer He is suffocating with q
dull heavy heat, but cannot "prespiah." More
watches are sent for. He counts up his insur-
ance. 1t amounts to $1,000. Two more drops
are added to his dose of digtalis, which he now
takes every time the clock ticks. His hair is
beginning 70 fall off; his eyes are heavy; the
end Of his nose turns cold, his pulse falls, he
gasps for breath, be d.
No, by George, he doesn't. Suddenly, right
in the pain over the left eyebrow, he "pre-
spiahs." He is saved. The perspiration spreads
all over HIN. He lives.
Merciful heavens Can it be? Yes, the
truth must be told. 1t is his friend, his weary,
accomplishing, listening friend, who dies!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

SENATOR THURMAN is to be in Columbus
on the Sth inst, when the soft-money Demo
Gratis OF Ohio will "honor" the memory of
the hard-money Jackson. Mr.. Thurman is
just now non-committal on the financial
question and apparently preparing for anoth-
er somersault. In reply to a question as to
what would be the attitude of the Ohio Dem
ocracy during the next two years in respect
of the financial question, he says: cpd
rather not be interviewed on that topic at
present. 1t may be said with safety that the
Democrats of Ohio, like the people of other
sections of the country, will watch the
progress of resumption. very carefully. Their
future action will, doubtless, be determined
by developments of the present policy. Fur
ther than this I do not care at present to
speak,"
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Address DIR. W. II. PARKER, No. Bulfnch st.,
Boston, who as well as the author may be consulted
on all diseases requiring skill and experience.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

The National Democrat says Governor
Garcelon left the Republican party and joined
the Democracy sin 1867 and 1868, when the
question of changing the contract and paying
the 500 bonds iE coin came up and the Re-
publican Congress decided in favor of paying
them in coin;'' and it adds, "to-day he is
marked as hard-money Democrat" Are
we to understand that hard-money Demo-
crat is man who believes in paying the
bonded debt in deprecated paper?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

To the mind of the New York Tribune
resumption of specie payments is the great
est thing this country has ever done. "For
the first time in the worlds history" it says
"a nation has made good its pledge to redeem
on demand its notes forced into circulation as
legal tender in a time Of necessity. The
fact speaks volumes for the government. And
that nation was one ruled by universal suf.
frage. The fact speaks volumes for those free
institutions which, until very recently, pro-
found thinkers have called 'all sail and no
BALLAST"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

The Bangor Commercial announces the
following further division of the spoils: Mr..
Cove will appoint as Deputy Secretary of
State, George W. Hall, of Bangor. The
prominent candidates for the other Off
ces are Charles N. Hersey, Esq, of Ban.
gor, for Reporter of Decisions; E. R. Pierce,
Esq, of Auburn, and DR.. Lancaster, of Wis
casset, for Librarian; Mr.. Turner, of the
Portland New Era, and Mr.. Quimby, of Sac.
carappa, for Insurance Commissioner; and G..
E. Church, of Cherryfield, Mr.. Hicks, of
Rockland. and Mr.. Fulsom, of Deer Isle, for
Warden of the State Prison.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

The Railroad Gazette publishes a state
ment of railroad track-aying in this country
last year. The total amount is 1858 miles.
This is the largest mileage since 1873, when
it was $3.50. The greatest known was in
1872, which was 7,34O miles After '73 there
was great falling of. For 1874 only 2,025
miles were built, and for 1875 only 1861.
In 1878 New England built only Al miles,
which is the least in the record. The North
west built 1926 miles, Minnesota with 1881
leading the list.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

Go ask that rare and radiant maid
Whose jaws just fairly hum,
What thus she mady masticates,
And her red lips are dumb.
She cannot choose her husband yet,
Therefore she ehews her gum.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

FLIPPANT remark by the Boston Post All
Sorts: 'Smith of Maine reads his Bible, but
can't help thinking it is p. d. r. to get Al, 200
votes for Governor and then be defeated by
man with only $4,000. Smith forgets that
the first shall be last ami the last shall be
first -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

Cincinnati Breakfast Table: A new way Of
stating an old fact:
Into thirty diurnal sections of tme is the month Of
September divided;
April, June and November likewise, and 1t has also
been decided
That thrty-one days. and nights well, eight
of the others containing,
Leaves twenty-eight days and piece Of night for
the Valentine month remaining;
But when leap year comes, with askip and jump,
Lest February repne,
He adds on day to the calender count,
Thus making 1t twenty-nne.
Now, if any body can beat that undermining
any of the old poems, please step TO the front
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

The Augusta correspondent of the Bangor
Commercial says: "a relative informs us
that Mr.. Garcelon is still pronounced in his
opposition to the National Banks" Whether
the relative is of "us'' or of the Governor
we are not told, nor does it matter, if the in
formant is Trustworthy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

A BRICK house, centrally located, containing
"A rooms, with furnace, gas and Sebago. For par
ticulars inquire of
no27dtf D. S. WARREN, 1852 Commercial St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

These are a few of the many
bargains we shall offer during the
next few days. We have a large
stock of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06

THE spectacle of Wesley Bishop may not
make angels weep, but it certainly should
make men hide their faces in shame. He is
about the most worthless thing woman ever
wasted affection upon. ASpitz dog is manly
in comparison and Bishops paramour re-
spectahle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-06
To Let.

NHREE-STORIED house 1886 Congress street, cor
Il ner of Quincy street. is trescoed and in perfest
order also rent of of rooms Franklin street for
$40 per month. Apply to L. TAYLOR, 1856 Congress
street, or 304 Commercial street. de7dtf