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POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WAY THEY DO THINGS In THE
SOUTH.
Prank southern PropO-
sitIon-The aopeiessness Of the Dem.
ocrstIe Cause in Mains-seeretary
shernans Reeepnonl at Co
Iumbns-other natters.
DEnocRArs ooNcEDING MAINE.


Thsy Seem 10 Have Virtually Abandoned
the sta'e from Lack OF Funds and tS
Concentrate In Indiana.
Nxw YoRK, August Sl.-The Herald hal
the following editorial on "The Democrats
Throwing Up the Sponge in Maines"
The dispatch which We printed yester
day, indicating an abandonment by the
Democrats Of all serious hope Of carrying
Maine in the preliminary contest on Sep
tember 18Th is noteworthy, chiefly as dis
closing the low state OF the Democratic
campaign funds. The chances have In
deed been, from the beginning, against the
success OF the Hancock party in Maine.
Sill the battle was worth fighting II the
party had possessed the ''sinews Of war,
which It could afford TO expend for re-
ducing the Republican majority In the
State which holds the first important cleo
ton OF the year.
The practical abandonment Of the con-
test within two weeks Of the election
proves that such "barrels" as have been
tapped do not flow freely, and that the
Democrats being able 70 collect but little
money for campaign purposes, are COM
pelled 10 contract their field ofoperations.
They are Withdrawing money and speak
ers for concentration in Indiana, q more
vital point, which they cannot afford to
lose. II their resources we're not stinted
this would be bad tactics, since their abili-
ty to hold their own in Maine, even II
thew must lose the State, would be worth
:. .soa1 JaoI 81 ,ha nar+y IN tho Sfalaa
which 1t hopes to carry. Even Senator
Blaine was constrained to confess. no
longer ago than August Is, that the Re-
publican canvass In Maine was not q
i'dress parade" but an "actual and bitter
fight" His dispatch to the Chairman Of
the Vermont Republican Committee only
eighteen days sgo proved that the Maine
Democrats had then no reason 10 dis
pair. They would have fought the
battle out instead OF executing 8
retreat II the state OF their
funds had suficed for vigorous operations
as well in Maine as in Indiana. But find
ing that they lacked means for strenu.
ous campaign in both OF these early vot-
ing States they abandoned Maine, which
they can afford to lose, for concentration
IN u otAlc NuN1o lgeo WOdtA OS y Nph
blanket on their subsequent hopes.
The Democrats will, Of course, be defeated
in Maine, and they deserve 1t. Their
scandalous attempt last winter TO accom-
plish by force and fraud what they had
iailed TO accomplish in the election cover
ed them with merited disgrace, and no
honest man should wish to see them re-
lieyed Of the penalty. The passions which
survived that ignoble endeayor impaired a
considerable vigor TO the Democratic can
yass In Maine IN its early stages, hut the
spotless reputation Of General Hancock
could not "blazon evil deeds or consecrate
q crime"
It remains to be seen whether the DEM
ocratic defeat in Maine will impair the
chances OF the party in Indiana, where q
defeat would be more Encouraging, ii not
irreparable.
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latest year for which the commercial sta.
tistics can becollected, the proposed canal
might have afforded passage for less than
three per cent Of the international com.
merce Of the globe upon the ocean. The
value Of the commodities transported be
tween New York and San francisco via
Panama have fallen from $40. .902, ,O29 in
1869 TO Si,947, ,755 in 1879. and the number
Of passengers from 26.s53 in 1869 TO
4,497 in 1879, willis trade between the
Atlantic and Pacific ports Of the United
States via Cape Horn has also been, 70 q
considerable extent, diverted to the trans
Continental railroad line. There Ia, be-
sides, a large and growing commerce be.
tween the pacific ports Of the United
States and the interior points east OF the
Rocky Mountains, chiefly ST Louis, Chi
cago and Cincinnati, 70 which the pro-
posed canal would not present any direct
competition.
Mr.. Nimmo's presentation OF the case Of
Chill, Peru, Bolivia and China is not more
favorable to the construction OF the
Panama Canal than Is the above citation
Of his conclusions regarding the commerce
Of the United States.
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roREIsx NEws ~ pRIEr.


Bismarck aud vile have started for
Friedsricksruhe.
The Bank Of England sold 100000 oi
gold yesterday Tor shipment TO New York.
Atthe Hague, the Queen Of the Neither.
lands has been delivered Of q daughter,
Cardinal Nina Is pronounced con.
yaleseent. he Is going 70 Gratta Ferrata
Tor change Of air,
The retirement Of the Grand Duke
Nicholas from command Of the Russian
Imperial Guards is officially confirmed.
The Propaganda has decided to exPend
halt amillion lire to establish college q
Malta for the promotion Of missions IL
Africa.
{he working Of the petrolenm wells u
Russia has 50 far proved entirely s4e's'Ae
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In the War with Ayoob Khan-The Latest
ON the Afghan siiuation-Gen. Roberts
Reaches tasdahar-The Probable Plans
OF the British.
LONDON. September News has been
received at the War Office from Quettah
stating that Cereal Roberts arrived at
Candahar yesterday, and that, contrary
to expectations, in advance Of General
Phayre. Colonel St. John, with detach.
ment, met General Roberts on Saturday
about twenty miles outside of the city, at q
place called Robit. The reinforcing column
passed Ayoob Kahn's position some
miles to the left, Ayoob being on the right
bank Of the Argandabe river, between
which and the Cabul road, or pass, q high
range OF mountains intervene. Ayoob Is
very strongly posted in his present posi-
tion, and an attack upon him there, should
It be attempted, would involve much risk,
and at best could not succeed without Sc
rious loss to the British. It Is stated that
Ayoob Khan has already undertaken TO
open negotiations with General Roberts,
the purport OF which, It is understood, Is
that he will allow the British 10 leave the
country unopposed, provided they will
evRcuAte Candahar Immediately. Gen.
Roberts refused 70 enter into any such
compromiss. Hassin Khan, Ahmed Khan,
Ali Khan, Musf Khan and the late heir
apparent's mother are reported to be
in Ayoob's camp. Ayoob's Heratee
troops are still reported TO be wavering in
their allegiance 70 him, bat they have
been sworn on the Koran to remain faith
ful. The Afghan forces now on the Ar
gandabe number about 5000, and the
Ghiljiris are rising and Joining them in
considerable numbers, Gen. Phayre with
his entire force, which cannot amount to
more than 5000 men, expects to fight 8
battle at Taklipal, but whom he.expects
TO fight Is not so clear, unless 1t Is the hill
men who are in sympathy with Ayoob,
should they attempt resistance by food.
ing the cultivated levels Of the Khushab
plain, which would make the only ap-
proach to Candahar impasssble for wagons,
artillery or cavalry, and here a most for
midAble stand might be made by the
tribesmen. Affairs are now in such form
that crisis Of some kind must be soon
reached,
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RST4BLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
5Ts 9ntelIigenfe's
80, 5 and "a ronrleea.h street:


-. .'ssytood SSr when Col. Dan John
s1s mi Of by the convention here
so :, .Bp.y honor Of an slsctOrship'
- ps ,,.I. IL bis wrath tAitsr the man
sfs'd ,ood Baptist deacOn) that the
y S,d simply added insult 70 in
80 ~ declared in the language Of Paul
81 ~ =. had no notion Of being turned
hn+ N cold huekle-berry pie" when
s" '.1 -, , bO. joint" were his rightful
p'P =, 4 seems by our Tyler county
y S ~, Ii. COlOnels lacerated feel
..,. been rssuIged, and that he has
80 %, % locept, and is now making
'sa.,,. -. Old tine-honOred speech Of his
= =, -. 4. wicked Radicals. We had sus.
te- =. q ,bn this would be the flame
r 's InSo,sn. conclusion" to which the
:, sJ,,.I, dadgson would come at the
Il I.seens tna9 us 'AH' N,'-S -
> .I.,,5 I. serious, and hence these
- -. .,oeriments by the Democracy.
= ~ ..,,ir. hue Of resolution" is very
~ d boom. "sieklisd Ger with the pale
! thought" in Col. Dams case, and
9. '.I', ,a,s that springs eternal in tie
'..,s s.,,'S Srs..t," specially in the breas. OF
f5,,. for Congress, and that, in the
,s..,,. Of the great Apostle, "beaFeth all
- ~ b.lisye.h all things, hopeth all
-, = ,Dd epdureth all things" has come
! -, /. ,...us Of Daniel Just in the nick Of
y III The Colonel is very respectable
Id +. fellow, but he has none OF the
-Tig him out OF which martyrs are
!. =, When We think Of him going out
u. ~, convention, and refusing to be pres.
snspetiOn =, Col. Ben's pominatiOn, and
=, his hair sbout the electoFship al.
=. .,r,s,.. we cannot but contrast it all
- 4. present position, aud AK, in the
.ef:lss Of the poet,
eli % ,Oou an don, for
Whit Tu beaa for"
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wELLsBuRs.
soldiers ReunIou- Social Notes and Per
sopai Mention.
WEllsBuRa, September /.

w MkLLsBuRGi september 1.
special cousponhnes Of the Intsllisenesr.
The ex-soldiers held another meeting a
the Court House on Monday evening to
make further arrangements for their re.
union on the 18th Of ofseptember. The com.
mittee having the work in charge report
everything moving along nicely. They
are preparing to furnish dinner for five
hundred soldiers, aud trust that there will
be soldier for every plate.
Gen. Northcott, OF ClarksbnrH, r. II.
Cochran and B. B. Dovener have promised
70 be on hand TO sSeak 70 the boys. Gen.
/. H. Duyal will be Chief Marshal Of the
occasion, and Capt. John A. Briggs, master
Of ceremonies. The exercises will be held
on the Fair Grounds, all soldiers being ad-
mitted free.
The Garfield marching club have order
ed twenty-five additional uniforms, max
ing one hundred in all. They will have
4 torchlight procession next Saturday
evening. On Tuesday evening next the
Garfield club will meet at the Court
House. Able speakers are expected to be
present.
The outlook from Republican stand
point is very encouraging.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts, widow Of r. I.
Roberts, died on Monday after long ILL
meas.
James Finley, Of Atlanta, Ga, formerly
OF this place, is visiting here.
John A. Hutchinson, Republican candt-
date for Congress, will address the citi.
zenso Of Brooke county on September 9th,
afternoon and evening. G. B. q.
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= RED nEar u OnIo.

Awauton aud DisgIseefaI Murder IN ,
Communiiy which Boasts offs Respect
for Law. /.
coLulprs, O., September 1.-Thomas
McBoasA, aged about % years, a farmer
living near Commercial Point, PickAWSy
county, was taken from HE. house last
night by a mob aud hung to tree near
his residence. Mcdonald came from Ken
lucky some years ago, and married into a
highly respectable family owninga large
farm. He has for long time been re:
RArded as q desperate, quArreisoHe Gnd
yindietiye. A feud has existed between
Mcdonald and his neighbors for some
time, especially during the past year, oE-
ing to the general cussedness of his &C
lions. On Saturday he commenced quar-
rel gith Tom Beaver, = neishbor, and was
badly beaten, The neighbors, thinking
| 10 QUIET the neighborhesl, thopghtit wise
10 commit this horrible murder. Thsrp (
no means OF knowing who or how many
persons composed this mob, and 1t "a not
tikeig the public will ever know who
were concerned 70 the outrage.
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THE eERnAa sPEclE cuRRrNCY.
Approximations of Forced Change 10 ,
Bi.sletaIlic Basis.

LoSpoS, September 1.-The Tfnes says
the Imperial Bank Of Germany is still pay.
ing gold for its notes in Berlin, but not in
Bremen and Hamburg. This stoppage ol
gold payments Is sufficiently significant
1t need surprise nobody should Germany
be forced to resort to silver everywhere a
legal tender. Gold and silver in the I'm,
perial Bank OF Germany are not distin
guished in the weekly return, but It is cur.
rsntly reported that the stock OF gold L
really very small.
A Berlin dispatch to the Pos says ap.
prehensions OF the impending change 10
the German currency are increasing. 1t
is said Bismarck fayors the re.introduc
ton Of bimetalliism.
Discussing the anticipations Of the
United States Treasury concerning the
import Of bullion from 'Europe, the TimtI
says: Nobody on this Eide can say what
the bullion movements will be for fort
night ahead. Known statistical facts are
more decidedly against the assumption
that the United States can take from
Europe this year anything like the
amount they took in 1873.
The Daily Mas says unless New York
exchange rises to-day further large sum
from the Bank OF England, tits expected,
will be shipped from Liverpool on Thurs.
day.
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New Jer.ey ProhibItionIsis.

TKEsTOs, n. j., September 1.-The Pro.
hibition and Reform party met in conyen-
tion to-day with seven counties represent
ed by about twenty delegates. Il. B. Dayi.
son was chosen President. Resolutions
were adopted pledging support TO Neal
Dow for President, and demanding the
entire prohibition OF the liquor traffic. s.
B. Ransom was nominated for Governor
and Rudolph S. Bingham and 7. Edgar
Hunt were chosen electors atlarge.
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coInnan I'D slIYer.

wAsHxaTos, September l.-stnce the
passage Of the silver bill there has been
coined to date ses, 1876, $50 in standard
silver dollars. OF this amount SIS, ss5''
AS is outstanding in circulation, and the
balance, S4s, ,S03, ,B0f, Is In the Treasury
vaults. During the month OF August
there were paid out from the mints 81 ,2S5,-
4sS In standard silver dollGrs, against
SSI4, ,s26 In July.
sle, ,sOO, 900, against Sl7r roOO. 900 in July.
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ceIebralinE seaan,. Annl,.r.ary.

. BERLIN. September 1.-the Anniversary
of the battle of Sedan will be generally
celebrated tomorrow. The Emperor hes
issued a proclamation to the soldiers
the German army. 1t recalls tbs avel. !
Of ten years ago, the great deeds OF ii
army, and the victory OF Sedan, and
expresses profound thanks and VAN,
acknowledgements TO the army, aud hope,
Ii may continue to ill all calls Of duty anil
honor, maintain the strictest discipline,
and never relax In diligeDt training for
war, when in future times Of difficulty,
from which may God long preserve us,
the army will still be the steadlsst guar.
dian OF the Fatherlapd,
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NEw YoRE, September Light turner's
from Milwaukee, who gained several
prizes at a contest in Germany, arrived
to-day on the steamer Herder. They were
met by delegates from Turn Vereins OF this
city, Brooklyn, jersey City and Newark,
at Hoboken, and escorted to the Belvidere
House, this city, where formal reception
wss held. A torch light procession takes
place Friday night and, afterwards grand
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NEw YoRk, September l.-Arrived;
Herder from Hamburg.
BALrIMoRE, September l.-Arived: Cas-
peSn from Liverpool.
Donan from New York.
NEw YoRE September 1.-Arrived: State
OF Indiana from Glasgow, Queenstown
and Pennsylvania from Philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON. September l.-Arriyed;
steamer Weser, from New York.
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THE IRIsa QUESTION.
Mr.. ParneII as an obstruetiouist In the
House of Commons.

House oil COMMONS.
LONDON, September 1.-The House Of
Lords this evening negatiyed the second
reading of the bill for the legislation Of
voters in Ireland by vote of 42 to 80.
In consequence Of this rejection the Irish
members Of the House OF Commons re.
sisted the second reading Of the appropria-
tion bill, which was fixed for to-day,
PGrnell insisted that the essential clauses
Of the registration bill be tackled on to the
appropriation bill. To PRTnell's proposi.
ton, Foster, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
replied ihAthe was willing 70 make the
registration bill Government measure
next year, and that he gould mot adopt
Parnell's suggestion, which could only be
resorted 10 in extreme cases. Parnell
therefore objected TO the second reading
Of the appropriation bill, which objection,
according 10 the forms OF pTpcerdure,
postpones the bill till tomorrow, thus ad,
ding another day 70 the session.
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Nan Inun RnIIrond.

BuR1NeToS, IA, September 1.-Articles
OF incorporation have been fled for the
Southern Iowa L Nebraska Railrnsd Com
psny. capital stock S, 100000. The ineor-
porstors are officers and Others, who are
interested in the O.. B. go. R. r The
neg road Is to be built at once and will
start from point near Humstol, Wsy1e
cnnnty. and run west through the South
ern tier OF counties 70 the Missouri river,
10 a point near the Iowa and Missouri
state line. twenty miles-of road will be
mi under construction from Humston by
September 10th.
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sHEhMtN At coLuABps,
An I'm mepse outpourinE OF Ohio Repub
IIeAns Last Night.

lieAns Last Night.
CoLuxsus. September 1.-The Sherman
meetinglast night was among the largest
political demonstrations ever held in this
city os STATE, and gave the Republicans .
great deal of enthusiasm and backbone.
fair estimate OF the attendance Is be-
tween 1900 and 10000, by far the larger
portion Of whom were voters Il was q
splendid meeting in all It's details, and the
Democrats will not be able TO come up to
Il at their meeting tomorrow night.
Hon. Warren u. BAteman, Of Oinein-
pati, also spoke. The meeting was pre-
gided over BY Ex-Governor VIM. Denni.
son. The music and torchlight procession
made the streets lively for hours. The
speakers were warmly applAuded. Secre-
tary ShermAn's speech was 9 masterpiece
oI'iosicAl RTRuInenk
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aIn.. maa., TronhIes.

PrrrsBuRaH, September 1.-The teasers,
fillers and mixers in Mckee 4 Co.'s win.
dow glass house, on Washington street,
oome time ago notified their employers
that unlRss an advance OF 10 per cent was
Siyen them they would quit work Tuesday
nipht Last night they were told that the
increase would not ke granted, and accord
inoiy tha fires were put out and the works
~ now idla. The frm say that the works
Tfil moi remain idle long, a. new men vii
Sc @ found q 'tAks the Plaessot the strikers
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Deaih from yellow Fever in New York.

EEw YORK, September 1.-Health OH.
Ger Smith now reports to the Board ni
Health that Francois Letay, 3 native Of
Martinique who, on Friday last, was
found at the Hotel Leroy, IN this cityi sut.
ferDg from yellow fever, and subsequently
removed to the quarantine hospital, has
died there. DR.. Smith says diagnosis oi
Prof. JanewaY that Lefsy was suffering
from yellow fever proved correct.
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pIyIdlpx ,he spolrs.

NV YoRK, September LAT the Irving
Hall and Tamnany Hall conference to-
day, the twenty Democratic Assembly
Districts were equally divided by lot. The
division Of the Congressional Districts will
be considered tomorrow, Irving not sgree-
ing to Tammsny's proposition 70 keep the
districts now represented by F. Wood,
Cox and O'Brien.
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Co1yIpey ana RiIey 10 How.

GESEvA, n. Y, September l.-rbe row.
ing matches were postponed on account
OF the rough water till tomorrow.
Courtney and Riley msde match to
row, within thirty days, three miles with
a turn. Courtney puts up 500 TO Rilev's
$50. Each has deposited a forfeit oil Sl00.
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NV YoRE, September 1.-The Berder
brought si,7e5eOo- in foreiGg gold coin
from Europe to-day and the General
Warder brought SO 90,
NEW 1"..-G, Sspiv mOeE l-SteamShip
CaDss.sA, from Havre, brought 100000
francs In gold coin.
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ToLrDo, September LA meeting Of the
Society Of the Army Of the Cumberland to
be held on the 22d and Esd Of September
promises to be largely attended. Gener-
ais Graut, Sheridan, Garfield snd others
have siHuiAed their intention TO be pres
eni, and q favorable response TO 4 special
invitation Is expected from General Han.
cock and Others,
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EEw YoEK, September 1.-The propo.
sails to sell bonds 70 the Government to-
day aggregated 5000, $50, Of which the
Secretary OF the Treasury accepted 3, ,5O0,-
600 at ! O2 4S for 6s Of 1850, l OF as for &c
Of 1881 and O2 IS for IS Of 1881.
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Kan.as RspubIIeaps.

ToPEkA, September 1.-The Republican
State Convention met here this morning
and organized temporarily by the election
Of E. q. Morrill, as chairman, by . vote o.
1871 70 l60 Tor W. r. Campbell. AItsI tht
appointment Of the usual Business Com
mittees the Convention adjourned TIL 2P
E.H. Morrill,, chairman, represents u.
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UNCLE SANS PURSE.
The Old oentIsman's Expense Account
for the Month OF August. 4ss

wAsHNs4oE, September 1.-The pay
ments made from the Treasury by war
rants during the month Of August were
IS follows: On account Of civil and mis-
cellaueous, s5.2Tl,6S2 20; War, $500
949 90; Navy. S, ,l59. .l40 81; Interior, I'm
dians), s7s3,660 81; Interior. lpensions),
S., ,T25, ,6$s. Total, sl6,665,0n 96. The
above does not ipclpie payments made On
account Of the interest on the public debt
Of the United States
Coinage executed at the United states
mfnts dining the month OF August
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LoYal AlbinIan..

P4Rs, September l.-AccOrdips to die.
patch published here the Albanian Leaders
yesterday telegraphed the Sultan assuring
him Of their loyalty, and declaring theii
determination 70 defend the integrity o.
their territory to the last extremity,
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I S. J,hn element, and that gentleman will
no doubt be nominated for Governor on
The convention met at 2P.N-, but the
Committee on Credentials not being
ready TO report adjourned to 4:SO.
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WHEELING WEST VA, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1890

tory. preventing, or at least largely dimin,
ishing orders for the American product.
In the English House Of Commons Tues.
day night, the bill to permit the burial Of
Dissenters In all church yards and ceme-
teries without the Church Of England ser.
vice, passed Its third reading.
A form Of letter to take the place Of
the demand for the authorization from
religious schools affected by the March
DEGREES, was agreed upon by the Arch.
bishops OF Paris and Toulon and the
Papal Nuncio.
A special from London says dispatch
from 0tranto by the Greek
firm RaIli Brothers, states that four men.
of.war are now going up the AdiAtc. The
general impression on Change is thai
these vessels are vanguard Of the com.
bined squadron OF the Powers.
The police found Jesuit schools in Paris,
Lille, Toulouse, Montpelier, and else
where evacuated except by civil repre-.
At Potiers, however, they
found six Jesuits, three OF whom claimed
10 be proprietors, and tie other three of
fering no such claim were elected, causing
} slight demonstration by crowd out
tide.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.
Public Debt Statements for the Month OF
August.

WAsHIIoToS, D. O., September 1.-The
following is the public debt statement for
the month OF August: