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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-15

As Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
SIecpics.nes., Paralysis IIsteria, Melancholy, St
vtus' Dance. Asthma, &c. But all of these different
forms are brought about by some present exciting
cause. But no nervous system !, subject to these
diseases unless the nerve-uid is in an Impoverished
condition. suffering from irritable state or CON
dition, and can only BE- curedb by remedy that en-
riches the nerve-fud and allays nervous irritation :
and this is absolutely accomplished BY Dr. BEN
SONS CELERY AND cIfAMOMILEPILLS. They
cnecuay remove the of all nervous diseases,
and the natural result is complete and per-
manent cure.
DIR. G. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMo-
MILEPILLS are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches. Neuralgia and Nervousness, and will cure any
cal-e no matter how oh tinate it may be, Of either
sick, nervous dyspeptic headache or neuralgia,
nervousness or seeplessness. Price 80 cents Il box
sent post free to any address. or may be ordered
through any druggist.
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50 common to our best female popu.aion' are -.
III ,,,nifs,t,d hy The. uneasy, restless sensation
The .at;.nt The stomach and nervous system re
ali SvInpaheteaIy disordered in most diseases oi ne
uteri- There is also a dull. heavy pain constant!
fn, in the lower portion of the back, or severe
burning and sharp pain that is almost lnendurDie
Soreness through the los, pubs or lower loriioa
of the abdo.ne n, and through the upper portion VI
the thighs nausea in the stomach Is OF frequent DC
currence pain and giddiness in the head a sense oi
confusion or weakness, and constant running ,io;
osa or ho,l ewes sometimes follow rs sympathetic
symptom of diseased uterus and with the weakness
Of the muscles there is constant bearing dowh
rain a pulling from the bowels that render II very
ppainfnl 10 walk or stand Tor any length Of tire.
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Miraculous Cure.
ICAN NOW GO
Without my Clutches.

NORTH BRADFORD. ME.. Mar. 80 isSo.
Gentlemen Il was taken sick with Rheumatic
Fever about year ago. and was confined TO my bed
SIX MONTHS and il len me In bal shape. Your
SULPHUR BfTTERs have done great thing for
me. Ny nephews laughed at me, bat told them
had great faith in them: bat now when they
In they say your stLfit X III TIERS have dom.
gren; thing for me. Yes, tell them. and some
Of them am going To have ! applied the II l..
fHt X fLASTIRS ON the sore places. ando can
walk without my crntctes very we'll. which ! have
used for the last eight months am but little lame
Your SulFIItK BifrERS and PI.ASrEES have
cured me. They are the greatest medicine | ever
saw. Respectfully.
RANDALL y. WILSON.
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ON 80 DAYS trial,

we VIII send our ELEcrRo-VoLTAIC BELTS ,n,
other Electric Appliances upon trial for 70 aav sa
tiose suffering ir4n' Nervous Debility. Rheumatism
Paralysis or any diseases of the Liver or kiipar
and many other diseases. 4 sure cure gpsrsn,.a
or no pay. Address NOLrAlC BELT co. Warshon
Mich. %a,s !,
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Nefu advertisements.
Nrm advertisements

0pGhEc - Siops.3 sets Reeds. 2kpsos,
U0UHNO Stool, Book, only s.s rianos sSsels,
..-s 49, Cover Book $40 TO SiCso I,1%o o,
trated Catalogue Free Address DANIEL + mus mus
TY, Washington. NJ n.,I r.. BEAT
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LYDIA f.. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

is a positive cure for those painful complaints ard
weaknesses peculiar to women 1t restores the blood
TO its natural condition. directs the vitai power
Alright strengthens the muscles of the uterus ana
lifts il into place, and gives il tone and strength
so that the is radical and entire III Strength
ems the back md pevis region; ii gives tone 10 inc
whole nervous system; it restores organs ~
their natural position. That feeling OF bearing down.
causing pain, weight, and headache Is always per-
manenty cured by its use.
The patients, who could before walk but few
steps and with great pain, can after the use of this
remedy walk several miles. without discomfort. III
permeates every portion of the system, ana gives
M W life and vgor 1t removes Dyspepsia, rant
ness Flatulency destroys all cravings Tor stimulants
and relieves weakness OF the stomach. 1t will cure
entirely the worst forms of Falling OF tue Uterus,
LeucorrhTa Painful MensirUatiOD, Inflammation or
liberation, Irregularities, FloOdngs, ETC., For the
cure of kidney Complaints of either sex this COM
pound is unsurpassed.
course of treatment with this medicine to continue
to have weakness of the uterus, and thousands OF
women to-day cherish grateful remembraAces
Ofthe help derived from the use OF this remedy
Lydia Z. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound is pre-
pared at the prOprietOrs laboratory,
No. 223 Western Ave-, Lynn, Mass.
PRICE SI.OO.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry
No family Should be wi hout Lydia f. Pinkham's
LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, Bilious
ness, and Torpidity of the Liver. 25c. per box
Sold by Druggists.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
PARSONS, BANGS & co.,,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
il7;& ii9.MiddIe ST., Portland, Me.
GENERAL AGENTS.
FOR SALE BY
F. w. KINSMAN.
dGvI
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TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle Of accommodating profits for den
mite periods which first introduced by this Socle
ty, and has been recommended and endorsed by emi-
nent eXDerts in Life Insurance. and by leading busl
Forty -Four per cent. has bee earned ane
accumulated on the premiums paid onits !ontne Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its TOntine Endow
men, Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciey represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders and in preseRting the Society TO notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
Dccahse Of the strict and conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed. In the
assets ard in the administration of the Society, per
feet security is given for the future, which is of great
importsrce to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families
Transactions as the Equitable; none is more prom.
nd just in its dealings.
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And Originated in the United
States Within the Last
Fifty Years.
Let The Doctors Say Whether That
statement VIII Stand The Test.
Dr.. Benson Says It VIII Not,
That Nervousness is as Old
As Mankind,

AND THAT NERVOUSNESS HAS
ExiSTEDEVER SINCE NERVOUS
SYSTEMS WE'RE CREATED,
NERVOUSNESS EXISTS UNDER
MANY NAMES, AND APPEARS IN
MANY FORMS OR TYPES.
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IN Gold and Silver Chrome Cards 10 cents NJ,
n. Y. q, Nassau,
ma, 4-tw
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Assessors Notice.

10 the Tax-Payers Of the City Of Augusta:
Yon are hereby notified to bring in true ana CON-
pete lists of polls and estates real and PERSONA
not by lawey mpt from taxation, Of which you WIZ
possessed on the first day of April, 1850, and also
Executor, Administrator, Guardian or Trustee. r.,
the purpose of receiving said lists and administering
the oath authorized thereto, the undersigned hsst
sors Of said city, will be in session at their once
Granite Block, each Saturday. before or on the io.n
day Of May next from to II O'Clock A. NJ andirom
2 to O'Clock, +. NJ and also OH all stormy daysup
to and including that date.
Failing to bring In such lists, You will thereby -
barred Of any right TO make application to the Coun
ty Commissioners for abatement Of any taAes
which may be assessed against you. . A..
Blanks for returns may be had of us on appllca'o"
or by calling at the City Trcasurers Office.
JOSEPH A. Holman. Assessors
EhASTUS HASKELL, OF
ASA ID. TOWNSEND. } Augusta
Augusta, March %, 1850. mar22- ftillmsyD
Maine Standard and Gosnel Ranner nlease copy.
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01Au0c stool, Cover & Book $40 to $500. Or.
VIHUUO gans IL Steps, set Reeds, . knee
az6s1 Swells. Steel. Book only SOS Hs- Illus.
tratod Catalogue Free Address DANIEL F. BEAT.
TY, Washington, n. j. apr6iw
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CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS
WITHOUT SUPPORTER.

The best Vegetable Medicine yet known. An Indian
rec.ine viii eradicate all numors, which Is enc
cause of great suffering; makes new blood ana
strengthens the whole system. Three bottles VIII
convince the most skeptcal, hundreds will testify
Write for circular and testimonials. Prepared ana
sold bv Mrs. LINUS BELCIlER, Randolph Mass,
sold bv Mrs LEwIS PACKARD. winthrop, Me and
by all crgggi,ts Price 81 per bottle; six bottles So
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)LPHlJR
bite rs

Are just what they claim To bette GREAT BLOOD
PNRIFIER, inyigorating aud strengthening the
system, driving ont humors from the blood, and re-
storing the tired out and exhausted body to state
ofhcalth and enjoyment. hlliug he veins with pure
yon capable of enjoying with kest the blessings OF
life.
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4 RTIST-IIa- o,sened first class gallery o'ei
"A Blanchard & Reeds store
r. H. GARDINER, Gardiner, Me-
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a RUNNING SORE
For IL Years Cured.
An Extraordinary Cure.

LEWISTON. Me- April Il, iss0.
Dear Sirs II have suffered with u running sore on
my leg for the past "a years. caused Nv exposure in
the army, and have suffered everything man could
the discharging constantly. have tried ev.ry
remedy that heard OF, but never received anv
benefit from them. SULPHUR BITrERS Is the
only thing that done any good. when
i /. commenced taking them I could not
put my whole foot ON the floor. ! can now pnt
my whole foot down and walk on II. I rHINk
SULPHUR RtrrERS HAVE SAVED MY LIFE
There l. nothing like them earnestly entreat all
afflicted with impure blood 10 try them and be
Rnliey. mn lrrat. fully x.,nrs
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RTISTIC Photographs. Frst-cias'
"A work Of all the improved styles
A. W KINBALL, Cor. Bridge and Wafer ST.
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DAlNTS, Oils, varnishes. Glass and PAPER
l. Hangings, House and sign Painters.
c. REALIZE co
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4 POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines and
"A Toilet Articles Prescriptions carefully pun up
30. A. HAYES, Hailowel-
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STOVES. Ranges, Tin Ware,
SMILEY wASGATT.
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DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods
- Newspapers and Periodicals,
JF. PIERCE, Water ST.
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The following is the sworn statement to
the Insurance commissioner of Massachu.
sets of the financial condition of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-15
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING 4
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

The following Circular is respectfully presented oy
f.s;on.I arm. Of Keupeber County, who desire "a
nres. 10 the citizens Of this section complete anu
reliable business Guide careful Perusal OF me io
ovipg eIas.itc.iops is only necessary te show that
fr riare seeeio of varied and complete stocks OF
.ea.onable goods displayed by merchants OF inlegri
ty and fair dealing this market will compare ia'of
ABLY with that Of any other in Maine
as-AlI orders for goods will receive prompt az
tenfion satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
POTHECAEY. PURE DRtGS, AMI
~ Medicines and Toilet Articles.
LANES T. DEYINE,e Union Flock, W ater ST.
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DLuMBING-Practica Plumber.
Il doors south of Bridge, Water ST.
HENRY A. TABOR.
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DOCKS. Stationery, and
~ Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, l55 Water st.
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BOOTS. Shoes and RuuDers. Fine Custom
ID Work and Repairing TO order.
j. Il. THOMAS, HaowtH
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BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies and Misses fine
- Goods Specially, Repairing neatly Done.
j. W. CROSS, Water st.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

on and support the Nssscnai ticket saa Tsmmany HAl
can 40 the eama etll, harmony 10 GOOD Thing. an
glad 70 see shat Tammany Hall "a OF the eame way OF
Ta%msny nai occnpies the ssns ,postiSs as any
other outside organisation" ssd Joen nsx, thst
wonld ssekng recegnitc1 es 90 aianoe
II Is useless for Mr.. Kelly TO claim the seneaaeo u
regularity for Tammany Hall Mnassysr arxnucsGs % G fEs 10
made Ynyist come from Tammany HAIL. Tney VII De
dnly by irving Hail. and accepted or reected
az they strike the Irving Hall organisation aVoraDVor
Ex-ssnator Eecesine ssidi "Tammany Han IN tns
person OF John Kelly last year opposed and 9e,eeSn %
the regular nornnees Of the Rsd al II asi
state By this action TammaDy Hall IorIeleu al
to regularity. It lie an outside organsaion ana cs1
@ yonal terms with Irvipg Hail. which has been recog
nse by the National and State Conventions as the reg
nar Democratic organization OF the City ano County OF
New-York." -. a. n. 49,
many Hall. which controls abort $4,000 Votesr was
|" Undoubtedly" replied Sheriff Bowe. Thie Is S Q
case OF give and take. In 1876 Irving Hail ran no ca
ticket. Tfmmany then recognized as regular ~
the State Convention 1t would be no more than Iar
for Tammany Hall do the thing this year. HOW
ever all these naters will be discussed aLef on
formal proposition for union on the local ucAeV 10
made by Tammany Hall"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
AFFAIRS At ALBANY.

AN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY coMPANY-BnLs NOT
CODE VETOED.
Cornelius " sidell H. Walter Webb Henry L. spragus
German, N. c. stetson, Henry c. Hepburn and others
are named as directors Of the NewYOrk Tunnel Railway
Company. The road Is 10 DO constructed from Washing
ton SQUARE through and under WOOst~rst and Univer
sity-pace q noriherly direction 10 Thrteenth.Bt,
thence easterly by TO and under TO
a poiut under FOurth-ave, thence nOrtheriy through
and under said FOurthave. 10 FOrtysecondst at the
Fourth Avenue Improvement" The capital Ia placed
at 80, 100000.
TIE Governor has appointed Joseph A. Lintner as
stare Entomologist. vice Asa Fitch, deceased.
The Governor has filed the following bills with tho
Secretary Of State;
The act TO amend Section Of Title OF Chapter IS Of
Part OF the Revised Statutes, with the following
memoranda
"ThIs bill was Intended provide broader basis Of
assessments for taxation. Unfortunately, however by
an error construction, is made tospeeiay exempt
several classes OF property which are proper subjects OF
taxation, aud which 10 was doubtless the intention
the IAgisature 20 make Liable TO assessment In at
tempting TO amend the bill so aB to exempt street sur
face railroads. the exemption 10 made ~ apply also 10
Incorporate company including such pipes ian IN any
public street and telegraph poles ana wire wires ana
other for electrical ngbt or for telegraph COM
panes aud evidently defeats large extent the OBJ
iect OF bill As tho subject reRted s the very basis
large proportion Of the pubic revenue It Is doeed
doubtful Interpretation, and tnps invite snd promote
litigation In regard 20 the validity OF assessments II
wiser allow the matter 20 60 over 20 the next
Legislature, when the amendment can be carefully per-
fecIed and made 10 accomplish the desired purpose"
aThe Criminal Code."--The Code OF Criminal PrOce-
dse regarded inits general features a. meritorous
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
A SKILFUL COUNTERFEITER.
doRE OF ULRICH's wORK-HIs FAMOUS PLATE
ELECTROTYPBD.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGToN, June 2S.--It is believed in Secret
Service circles that the recently discovered and
skilfully executed counterfeit one hundred dollar
notes are the work Of the famous engraver and
counterfeter Charles Ulrich, who, some two years
ago. was released from ten years term of service in
the Columbus, Ohio Penitentlary, to which he had
been sentenced for cOunterfeitiug 1t appears that
after his release from the Columbus Penitentlary
evidence wAs found tending TO show that he was
again engaged in the work OF COunterfeitng, but rs
he betrayed one Of his former accomplices, an
old man named Cole in Philadelphia, the Secret
Service officials chose to prosecute Cole and permit
ted Ulrich to go without prosecution. U1ch, how
ever surrendered his famous plate to the Secret Ser
vice officers and the latter accepted It apparently
as surrender OF the basis for the cOunterfeitnR OF
this famous note but those who have examined the
rev counterfeits say that they bear evidence OF
having been made from an electrotype Of that very
plate Of which the Government has possession, ana
that the skilful Ulrch was probably also cunning
enough. before su1rendering the plate. to have
made an eectrOtype which would serve all pur-
poses of cOuuterfeIting
Ulrch ND to n short time before these counter
feUs were placed IN circulation, was known by the
Secret Service officers TO have been engaged IN a
pottery near Trenton, n. j. lie suddenly, without
notice. disappeared from that employment ana
very soon atTerward these new countcrieIts began
IN
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
NlnI, 1880.
June, 1879.
TIE COURTS.
wILLIAM.R. MARTIN IN CONTEMPT.

Judge Freedman in two Superior Court de-
sious I'm the case Of Cooke against Platt and others
within the last year has condemned in severe terms the
actions OF william H. Platt OF tao executors OF tne
will of Nathan c. Platt, deceased, and OF william H.
Martin the lawyer who acted for Mr. Platt The action
was brought by Mrs. Catherine W. Cooke, one OF the
children OF the decedent against the executors Ior an
accounting IL being clnmed that tho property was ls
managed by william H. Plat, under Mr. Martins ad-
vice James W. Smith was appointed receiver ana on
Febrnary 8. 1890 Williap H. Platt was forbidden 10
act as executor Until the was concluded Inc case
was tried n few weeks and JUDGMENT was Tven for
tbe plaintiff william r. Martin, nevertheless, went Do
fore Supreme Court Justice and applied for an ir1unc
tou restraining the from interfering Win the
anapement OF the aclOn brought by his client againsV
the other executors. Then motion was made Oh DC
half Of theplainhf to have Mr. Martin punished
for contempt, which wos granted Dy JuuRe
Freedman yesterday. Ho says; THO mOuon
noticed in the Supreme Court for ar order en-
oinng and restraining the receiver OF tns court TTu
Interfering with the conduct and manaRelnens w the
nction OF Tat ct al agt. Platt, by william H. Marun as
the plaintiffs attorney, IL plnn voiation ~ ti u ~
nj hs Court dated February g. $780, as modified Dy the
ora r of February 12 1880, I'D from the adavlts ac
con 9anyIng the notice OF motion II appters 70 po
wifi one. The attempted prOce ding seems 10 po
new trick and device resorted to by the persons whose
nraetices In the OF the estate OF NaDah u
p 't deceaSed have been already severely con-
denPd by this Court. after full hearing and mature ue
liberation to still further c0mpcte matters lne ino
ton punish he granted with COSTS anu me
slpent imposed should be sunlcienty severn tor
ihe occasiou AS 10 its precise extent counsel VIII 0e
heard on tho sctlement or the order, 1or WHICH Ono
dav's notice should De gwen
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
MR.. TIBBLEs AND THE PONCAS.
SECRET VISIT TO PERSUADE THE INDIANS TO RE
TURN TO THEIR OLD REsERvATIOS-EFFORli
TD ARREST T1DBIFS.

A SECRET VISIT TO PERSUADE TIRE INDIANS TO EE-
TURN 10 THEIR OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To ARREST TlDBLFs
WAsuIHGroH, June 29.-lndidn Agent Whiting
writes TO Commissioner row bridge. under date oi
Ponca Agency, Indian Territory, june "a" us fol-
lows:
have 10 Inform you that the 18th Inst. during my
absence ut Arkansas City, Mr.. 1ibDics, of Omaha, Ht
cOpanrd o. aa Omaha Indian AZ interpreter came 10
tus Reservation night, ana sought by PROMISES
and brbss 10 induce the Pohcas give up thrir pres
ent aud leave O. few at ut) ana return 10 thclr
CID home IN Dakota. Mr. Tbbes tod tnrin tnat thty
wound tie journey. aud That upon heir
arr would be feu Ny tne Government ana ui
luty gOuds wOulI be- issued to them the same heic
He told the InuHus lhey had ~ right 10 take new wag
CnS COWS. etc., that have been ESnrC 70 them Dy tue
Government and he urged them 10 return at once as IL
would nep In the lawsuit he was ABOUT 10 cdrhce
agalnst the United Stairs Government their ihVOr
ain credlDly Informed that AIR. J1DDes went lnto tue
Ponca camp disguised an Indian sluhW,wlh blanket
around hOuders, and that ho SNVre tue India1s 10
secrecy warning tnen never 10 scioHe the ic hat NC
ITp) visited tnls Agency. Most OF the POnca cuicfs
Nger absent visit u the Cheyenne Agency WDoh
Mr. Tbbles arrived lie took his interpreter ana went
out on the trai meeting Tie PJneas several miles IRON
ilis agencgs he lau COuncn with theln ia Wch
he urged upon them 60 OF aud return 10 heir OH
uutne nlade every tnJtt On my return 10 ufFeHL
Air. Ibbles, but eiuucn me AnI escaped u hanshs'
arrested 11bbess interpreter. Too POnCaB Tor the past
few weeks nav doing we anu fcHt TINS Visl OF
MIR T,b es may unsetile them again. "PoS1n huuief
nu wc Hre Uniy indians hc has induced 90 lea o as
yet
Commissioner TrowbridRe also this afternoon re-
ceived a Telegram from Agent WhGnK, dated 10
dav in which he reports that IIbbles il now IN Ar
kansas CITY, kas., still endeavOrIng TO induce .ho
Poncas to leave by sending messages to tine Agency
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
GENERAL HANCOCK's VISITORS.

SENATOR WALLACE AND PETER COOPER VISIT Gov
RES0Rs lsIAND--A HANDSOME PRESENT.
The Government tug Atlantic, which runs rs
ferryboat between the Whitehall landing at the Bat
terry and Goyernors Island was hauled of yesterday
for REPAIRS and the little steam launch that was subs
tuted was scarcely large enough TO accommodate the
peope who Aocked to the Island during the day 10 see
General Hancock. In the morning committee from
the Goth Regiment visited him and asked MIN 10 recon
ser his determination not to present the cOors made
for the regiment General Hancock was frm IN h's de
cision however, and the committee went away dSaP-
pointed The Democratic nominee said that II no acted
on one such this color presentation he woud
DE overrun with requests to act on others ~ Ike na
ture.
Among the passengers who crossed to the island on
the O'Clock boat were Peter Cooper and Samuel f.
Cary who in 1875 were the reenback candidates Tor
President and Vioe-President They walked armand
arm into the room where General Hancock was about 10
declare the Warren Court opened MIR. Copper informed
General Hancock that although nc was years
heat the trip to greet him as tne nominee oi tno
Democratic party. He brought with him iormldaDle
mass Of documents which General HANCOCK received
with the utmost gravity al hOugh he suspected they were
Greenback documents four years old. In the aierno0n
Senator Wallace OF Pennsylvania, William e. hoDlnson
of Brooklyn, General Mcmahon, Mayor COOPER Secre-
Tracy, John COYey or California delegate 10 cue
Cineinnat Convention and many others were received
at General Hancooks house, where General Niles ana
General MCGOWAN, the latter formerly or the Conteu
crate service, were also invited. ,
Yesterday morning General Hancock received beau
tful present from the proprietor OF CINCINNATI hOte
II wse locomotive engine and tender about nine Ieet
long, made entirely of immortees, dyed In various
cock" On the cOwcatcher was small nag lnscrlDed
with Che words: On TO the White House."