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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-02

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-02
DIR. WEIGH, NO. 27O CHAPEL STREET.

Where the skin has become hard, crusty, and so the natural skin to give rise to roots that branch out in all directions, pnhead often ap pear indicating several piths attached to the bone These painful difficulties easily remeded without causing pain by
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19
The Hottest Spot on Earth.

One Of the hottest regions on the earth is along
the Persian Cuff where little or no ram falls At
BaErlu the arid shore has no fresh water vet A
comparatively numerous population contrive to
live there, thanks to the copions springs which
break forth from the bottom Of the sea The
fresh water is got by diving The diver sitting in
his boat, winds great goat skin bag around his
left arm, the hand grasping its mouth; then he
takes in has right hand a heavy stone to which IS
attached strong line, and thus equipped he
plnnges in and quickly reaches the bottom In
stantly opening the bag over the strong let Of
fresh water, he springs up the ascending current.
at the same time closing the bag, and is helped
aboard. The stone is then hauled up and the
diver after taking breath plunges in again The
source Of the coplous marine springs is thought to
be IN the green hills of OSman some five or six
hundred miles distant
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19
Drifted Out to Sea.
BY ROSE HARTwICK THORPE.

Bh ROSE HARIWlCk THORPE.
(Author of "Curtew Must Not Ring To Night y
Two little ones, grown tired of play,
Roamed by the sea- one summer dav,
Watching the great waves come and 60
Prattling. as children will, YOU know,
OF dolls and marbles, kites and strings;
Sometimes limiting at graver things.
At last they spied within their reach
An old boat east npon the beach,
Heller SHELTER, with merry din.
Over its sides they clambered in
Ben, with his tangled, nut brown hair.
Bess with her sweet face flushed and fair.
Rolling in from the briny deep,
Nearer, nearer, the great waves creep
Higher, higher, upon the sands,
Reaching out with their giant hands,
'iraspIug the boat in boisterous glee.
Tossing it up and out to sea.
The sun went down mid clouds of gold
Night came with footsteps damp and cold
Day dawned the hours crept slowly by;
And now across the sunny sky,
A black cloud stretches far away,
And shuts the golden gates of day
\ storm comes on. with flash and roar,
" lille all the sky is shrouded DER;
The great waves rolling from the west
Bring night and darkness on their breast
Still floats the boat through driving storm,
Protected by tiod's powerful arm.
The home bound vessel. Seabird, lies
In ready trim 'twiXt and skies
Tier captain PAGES restless now,
\ troubled look upon his brow,
While all his nerves with terror thrill:
Tho shadow of some coming ILL.,
The mate comes up to where he stands
And graSpS his arm with eager hands;
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19
A Yacht that Steers Itself.

Mr. Frank b. Lawrence Of New York. has a new
boat which has been constructed upon an entirely
new model, and is called the Hancock, after the
Democratic nominee for President With a sister
yacht, the Perwinkle Mr. Lawrence last year van
pushed the best Of the Battery 10 foot boats both
on and by the wind For this reason the Battery
watermen most of whom adroit with the tcr
and the sheet, displayed much anxiety when one
of their mates Frank Kane started down the bay
with the owner to test the new boat Mr. Law
renee believes that the canvas should be distribu-
ed about a boat according to the displacement
Again he believes that the position in which it is
necessary to keep the rudders of yachts, ordina
mly rugged when close hauled, serves to rctard
their progress through the water Asl well known
when the sails of a small yacht trimmed by
the wind. the helmsman sits upon the wiudward
rail and presses the helm toward him Thus in
order to couneract the force eXerted upon the
head sails, 1t is necessary to keep the rudder AT an
obtuse angle with the sernpost The rudder IN
this position scoops up the water as the yacht al
vances and it has been calculated that the retard
alton is equal to double the force necessary to
keep the helm hard up. To obviate this. Mr. Law
renee has rugged IA steering sail over the stern of
the Hancock, and while running down the bay
with port tacks aboard, the yacht steered itself,
and Frank Kane. who had been holding the yoke
nj the ruddcr in amazement. So did the crews Of
the many vessels passed on the way down
Many yachtsmen when about 10 come III stays
keep their craft away at first. This generally
brings boat around in great circle. Often, too,
il results III mssaylng, and then much time is
lost in hauling the head sails to wiudwara as to
box her oil on the other tack When Lawrence
tackled his boat instead OF putting the helm hard
down with a Jerk many yachtsmcn do, which
Is sure to retard boats Roadway, he moved the
helm SLOWLY Then the Hancock turned nimbly
on her heel and forged ahead as she came in stays
on the opposite tack She was deXterousy assisted
in this by the hclmsman, who hauled in the slack
of the main sheet, thus keeping the mainsaI full
and telling TO the last moment The uh. too. in
stead of being let 20 by The run. carefully
eased up by It's sheet until the craft was fairly
head to wind As soon the lib iUttrred to
leewarl Of the stay the sheet hauled home
quickly aud securely Delayed
The Hancock is twenty feet over ALL is five feet
four inches in the beam, and two feet deep Her
strcaks lap each other and are Of white cedar II
would be Impossible to sink her to keep her
keel up, she has two trausoms filled ~ith CORK
running her entire length.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19
Before Sedan.

The following bit of poetry. written by Austin
,son INST after the bloody battle which clos ,
Franco Prussian war. is fun of feeling ant
hos and will touch the hearts of all who read
uoro !, ,his 1.afr ,,laoo
Quiet he hes
C"ld. with ms slghtlrSS taco
Turned to the skies
rs but another dead
All you can say Is sand,
r.r.,. MAN, n.,.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

Down in Maine the Democratic -Greenback anal
gamationists hang ont their flags inscribed Let
us have fair count 1t is appropriate as it
would have been for Judas scariot to have gone
about after the betrayal OF his Master. bearing
banner inscribed Let us Re faithful or for Bene-
diet Arnold to have gone about with a pacard
bearing an appeal for loyalty. An honest count is
the last thing the Maine fusionists want dis
honest count was the last one they made [Low-
ell Courier.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19
Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE,

OFFTCE OF ~IIEKlFF OF NALUO COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO s., August ., \. d. IS>0
FJNIII~ Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the ninth
Il day of August, A. ID. 1850, Warrant iii In
-olVcncy issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency
for said County of Waldo against the estate pi
SCI!I ILER C. Sill TIE, of stockton. in said Cuun-
ty adiud@ed to be an lnSolvent Debtor, ON petition
of said Debtor, which petition was filed on the 9t
day of August. A. u. lSSo, to which last named date
interest ON claims is to be computed. That the pay
ment of any debts and the delivery and transfer Of
any property belonging 10 said Debtor. to him o.
for his use, and the delivery and transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law. That Il
meeting of the creditors of said Debtor to prove
thcir debts and chOpS" one or more loSi%nets OF his
estate will be held at Il Court of Insolvency to be
holden at the Probate Office in said Belfast, the
9th day of August, a. ID. lSSO, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon.
Given under my hand The date first above written.
tIltS BAKER, sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2W;i3f
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

The receipt for making this WnNnENl T. EElILDl
was obtained by James J. Peavey while living in
Honolulu, Hawaiian Island, where he resided tor
more than twelve years.
Mr.. Peavey at that time, Sullcring from ca
tarrh, and with many doubts as to the curative prop
critics of this remedy, he compounded a SMALL guam
tity, and began to directed. IT, Ms surprise
and JOY hc found reliet after the first TRIAL and in
short time he was entirely cured
Mr.. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up in small
quantities and sold and gave it away to MS friends;
but not until recently has he consented to have it
prepared and thoroughly introduced to the world.
1t is sure relief and cure for Catarrh IN it, wors
forms
one trial Of the remedy is its best testimonial.
Sure relief is within the reach of all who are willing
to give it single trial.
1t is harmless, convenient to take at any time, and
its good effects to be felt rs soon AS the
remedy is applied.
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the market every particle is dissolve is soon
it comes in contact with the delicate mcmbranous
coatmgs that line the nasal passages, acting rs it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
DO not delay another day, but send b cents and
obtain sample box by return mail.
BD-For sale by all Druggists.
Parsons. Bangs q GO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
~ & il9 Middle Street, PORTLAND, Me.
GENERAL AGENTS. lyl
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

'ile who has good health may laugh adversely
to seorn and defy the world" The great blessing
can be obtained by the nse of the Peoples Favorite
Tome Btters See advertiselneut-2w}:
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

If you desire rosy cheeks and a fair complexion
purify the blood by the use of BANTEE'S MAN
DRAKE BITTERS
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

Consumptives have hack OF their own
when they travel.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

KEEP IT On HAND. No Farmer or Teamster
should be without HENRY a JoHNsoN's AKNIcA
AND OIL LNIMENT 1t is invaluable in cases of
hurts either on man or beast
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

No nauseous doses of cubebs. copaiha. or oil of
sandal wood, that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatings of the stomach
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

Without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
lCATED BOUGiES. Patented Oct. &c. 1876. One
box
No ! will cure any case in four days or less.
No will cure the most obstinate case no mat
ter of how long standing
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

W r PHILLIPS & co, Wholesale Agents
The Republican journal., 1880-08-19

Price 81 80. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed on receipt Of price
For further particulars send for circular
P. 0 box ,53 j G. ALLAN co, So John
st, New York.
We offer 500 reward for any case thnr will not
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Political Notes.

George f. Black has been nominated for Con-
gress by tie democrats OF the first Georgia dis
tr1ct. Tie republicans OF the first Alabama dis
trfct nominated F. Ii. Thweat (colored)
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick has been nominated
for Congress by the republicans OF the 4th New
Jersey District, but as this district gave 5,45l
democratic majority IN 1876, and I 900 demo-
cratic majority two years ago, his chances OF
election are not hopeful
The Boston Journal defending Mr.. Blaine
against some present criticisms says: s.RepublI-
can journals which attribute any part OF the re-
suit ln Maine TO Mr.. Blaine personally are NOT
familiar with the facts. III they were they would
not 90 so. In Maine he is stronger than his par-
ty, and to-day he is more than ever the chosen
leader OF 6 large number OF men OF intelligence
who simply vote the republican ticket because
they believe in republican ideas than Is any
other leading republican In the country
Speaking OF the report that the democratic
leaders opened a "barrelr In Maine a few days
before the election the Cincinnati Contnaerctal
says editorially:-"There is no doubt that the
same game VIII be played In Indiana, where we
happen 10 know that the republican committee
Is today In circumstances OF pecuniary difi-
Guilty."
Both sides used money freely In Maine. but
the democratic bar1 was rolled In after the re-
publican bar1 was exhausted. It was another
John Covode "Tne democrats were guilty OF
the most infamous proceedings" said Honest
John, but, - en, we beat 'em at their own
gamer'-BOSton Herald.
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THR foToMAC RkGArrl

A..
Tnere WIN be flve entries for the single scnn
race at the Potomac regatta next Thursday.
aney abe MI VII De Roberts Cropey Morgan Bailey
river, sometimes twice a day. The So,vn,he vn ,ne
nye is also out daily, ana two fiyes each fron,
tne Analostan and Potomac clubs These fiyes
the two each from the Analostan ana po,onoan y.
event. i'' s"N'
THE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB
have definitely settled upon the following crovv
Ior the citizens regatta in october:-Zeigler
stroHe; Brace, 5; Davis, 2; and Brice bow.
HORSE RACES YESTERDAY.
AT Brighton yesterday the first race, for all
ages, purse S2oo, q mile, Knight Templar won.
Mark l. second: time lid Second race. handi+
cap for all ages. purse $3.50. mile heats. JeTicho
won, Little Bob second; best time l:4sl,. Third
Iace, Ior all ages, purse s25e, IA miles Goldbug
W., Won, Is! and BY second; time 2:l0. Hurdle race
LOT LOT purse OF $3.50, \ miles, Ohio Boy won, Miss
Malloy second; time 2:l9
Inc winning horses at Albany, " Y, yester-
oas Were Mambrlno Belle and Charlie Ford.
Al Ihe Jockey Club Park yesterday the first
race Was 1or stations. purse 81 OOO divided one
mile; mile; bohesetter won, Noltaire second; best time
yided Sca o6e ma aase SsSr i1f Racsrs pure d.
Rowdy Boy second; best time q:ISs' Another
speciai purse has been offered for Maud 5. 10
beat TIE record. ~ W
= or mile, was won by Bette F. Alarmisf
second, aud Cachusca third Time-l.I6L
StcODd race. IL miles, was won by Talisman
Virginia second. Time-3:lO. Third race colt
aha lily stakes, for two year olds one mile was
won 10y Saisfielu Minnie c. second Time
l:iih.
The following are summaries OF he Island
PARK races yesterday: First race purse 81 600
divided. 2:S4 class Hambrino Belle FIRST Lady
1nailI second. Best ttme-2:2ale. Second race
Ifte lcr all, purse 81 500, divided. Charlie Ford
Irsl Dunner second. Best time-2:20S.
Al BfsOlord. Pa. yesterday, the fourth DAYS
races nave been wen attended. Neither OF the
TWO races run were finished-HeleDe and Jack
the second.
SHOOTING AT CREEDMoOR.
AZ Creedmoor yesterday the shooting opened
win the competition I'm the military champion
snip match OF the United States OF America
second stage. Distance 800. geo and 0e0 yards:
seven roulds at each distance; possible lp5 al
viz: The United States gold medal value Sl25).
cash s25 aid cash SO. The winners were s A.
Day. ~; r. &. Post, a.. aud ]. l.. Pauldlng, 53
The Empire Rifle club or New York, won the
inter state long range matcn by a score OF SIS
OUT or possible 90o, beating the Ilion (N.l)
club, Amateur club OF New York city and
PennsS lVaDia State Rifle association. In the
Ninble don cup match, open 10 all there were
20 Entries; ". NJ. Farrow won. X Rathbone
second. This was the last match OF the fall
meeting.
BASE BALI.
Base ball games yesterday: At Brooklyn
Metropolitan, 3; Picked Nine q. AT Boston,
BOstons, Is; Providences, /. At Trov-Troys. |.
WorcesteTs, 3. At Buffalo-Clevelands, g. Buf.
faloS, ).
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The Markets.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Wet Weather in England.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-Virginia SKIES, deferred,
7A 90 eonso!s $50; si, do second series. "a DO.
do tsP f%ysp fsFty SGnggonF ges S5 eid 50day
ai:06; do; amber. I.0sal.i6; No. i Maryians. ID.
November, l.Os1aa al .Oss; December. / 05a1. OsS
eb snhsrP ds ead western wsssrn
sei itember. is5i: October, 52a52 NosembeS SeEa s
sass2 sf Gats e K1e and ast S. with sales Of
choice western packed. 1925: Eggs higher. 19a2O
quiet, III; Freishts unchanged. Receiptss
7,s0o bushels; oats, 7,S47 Bushels rye, 0osso 80
bushels. shipments-.wheat lS0. .O00 bushes !;
corn 500 bushels. Sales-wheat. 427, 075 bushels
NEW YORK. Sept. IS Stocks weak. Money,
2a3. Exchange-!ong. 4s1; short. 4S311. Govern
new YORK. Sept. ls.-Flour firm. Wheat dull.
LONDON, Sept. Is. 1890 p m.-U. 8. bonds.
l1O5z9. Atlantic and Great Western nrst morteases
s s7 kesdns. adj es'iS iss New York
% }sl m5ssy ssg and r. 81 s for the
atlantic ana ras sF Western
ssss.fcates 6S Atlantic and Grsat Western seconds
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
Tie following quotations were current In New
s York to-day st p m: ss reported hy Lewis John
RsT a, cents, Ii9NsllSx5 q I g; s;sss ss sales
sSa 81. Joseph s6ss LAKE Shore ioss korthWest.
iSsx Rec do predfssrred L. Iron 9 Mountai1 51
: 81 Louis and psSo cS so Dss
ffssiTsa fsies1.pSs SSsA k.n6ss g d and aa Ts1s
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PERSONALITIES AND GRAVE CHARGRs-TEE
POSITION OF THE REPUBILCANs-THK COMING
STATE FAIR.
Correspondents OF The Star.I
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 16 1880.
The contest for gubernatorial honors In this
state between the two democratic candidates is
waxing warmer and warmer as the day OF cleo
tion approaches. They have met In Joint dis
cussion In the leading towns and cities and
harangued the multitudes for hours. I'm the
most impass1oned and indignant strains OF
eloquence They have indulged in bitter
personalities and biting sarcasm. and have
pie to madness when the contestspfs nn p9D
reached the City Of Macon, Gov Colouitt mef
with such hurricane OF howlS and Kisses thai
ne iound 1t difficult 10 speak at all The gov
ernor is hercely aS5ailed with the grave charges
OF having taken thousands out OF the state
treasury without legal warrant; OF having
entered into regular bargain and sale In the
acceptance OF the resignation OF Gen. Gordon
as U.s. Senator, and In the appointment OF Gov
Brown as his successor; and finally, he is
eh,arged e,Gt with approving the penitentiary con-
on modern civilization, In that IL subjects hun
dreos of human beings, both black and white,
10 the brutal treatment of cruel overseers
VINO work them almost ID death on
railroads and in the coal mines. on half food
ara In partly nude state. The white people
and especially the more cultured portion on
mem, IL is understood, Will generally support
Norwood for governor; whilst large majority
OF the colored people are the warm friends OF
Solqultt. who Is preacher of their denomina-
llon, and is accustomed 10 visit the colored
churches and offciate In their pulpits. There
is very little interest felt here In the approach
ing presidential election. on account OF the ab.
sCTblng character or state issues. The business
men say that commerce and trade will prove as
profitable under one President as another
Ine republicans, In their late state conven-
lion, declined to nominate a man for governor
or TO instruct the members of their party 10
support either Of the candidates now in the
held. All they desire is the permanent disrup-
uon or the democratic party.
. The state fair will be held In Atlanta about
the middle OF next month, and great prepara-
ions are being made for the ENTERTAINMENT OF
the northern military companies expected to
r. R., which is the direct route from Washing
ton TO this place. and which is grandiy
equipped Institution, will doubtless be glad TO
favor the gentlemen OF the Fourth estate on the
occasion. w
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FRIGHTFUL FALL OF TEN MEN IN MINE.-A
dispatch from Virginia city says: AS the
three O'Clock shift In The Consolidated Imperial
nine were coming OF Thursday night, ana
cage with ten men in Ii had started for the sur
face, the cable broke. precipitating them down
the shaft some 300 feet and 1 400 feet OF rope
piled upon them. The names of the Killed are
John Roach. Patrick Murphy. Dick Ryder.
Thomas Meagher Mat Winnie, Joseph Hanna
han, VIM. Corbett, george Farnham and Jerry
Sullivan. The tenth man was internally In
jured and NAV die. Most OF the bodies are ter
f1tly mangled. The cable, which was OF the
best English make and only three months In
use, broke at the reel, and. for some unexplain-
able cause, the safetfes did not CATCH"
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CANADIAN Ice FOR NEW YoRK.-Seyeral nart,e.
at Ottawa WIN engage In the shipment OF ice n
New York next summer. During the cominS
the river. The shipments made THIS snmmer
proved 80 satisfactory that it Is likely 4 larUe
trade VIII be built up.-M z. n mes. i7th
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SaORT IIIE TO PREPARE FOR DEArH.-A die.
Means. q lawyer. went into the store or rhas
Nlcnois, bought pistol, and approaching Nich.
0tS MHG " was o seated on stool said Prepare
tnen went into the street, SAYING he shoniI
n;.s nave snot Nienols Year ago, and surrendered
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SUIT WAS ENTERED in the United States Cir
cult court, at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, for
John B. Manning, OF New York, against the
state treasurer ana comptroller Of Tennessee to
recover 81, 600 interest OF funded Tennessee
boIds. The case Is intended as test one, and
II Manning obtains decision In his favor suit
win be entered by other holders Of Tennessee
bonds, none OF whom have received interest for
several years.
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A personal DIFFICULTY IN GEoRGIA.-Julus
l. Brown. son OF Senator Brown, and Dr. j. e.
Westm0reland, were arrested at Atlanta Ga,
peace. A dtfncufty was pending betWeea the
two from certain correspondence In neRspa-
pera
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THB Tw0-YEAR-OLD COLT HINDOo has been
purchased for $40 600 by the Dwyer Brothers.
hfndo0 had brilliant career in the west. win
nlDg seven stakes and about $40 600 for his
owner, but since then was beaten four times MT
Iatoga he Is largely engaged for stakes
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SPORTING GOODS.

S25 GCNv
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.
Warranted perfection in barrels, locks, stock. ac
ton ard shooting qualities Double barrel Breecn-
loading
SHOT GUN.
English Laminated Steel Barrels
worthy 500 Gun Trial given and money re-
funded if not satisfactory. TestimoDials:-"1t is
good gun in every respect, and the sportsman
needs no better. p Jouey, esq, u 8. Smith
sODian Institute T. Z. Eager, esq, q. 8. Govern
ment Hospital; Prof Beach, Alexandria, Va. {;
andris, Va, and hundreds of others O'MEARA'J
Sporting Bazars. cor: 18th and F. OPP. Us. Treas,
and 521 9TH, opp. U. 8. Post Office. Immense cata-
logue of ire Colt Guns, Fishing Tackle, 81 Razors
Archery, Lawn Tennis. &C. free TO al. au121
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s60s, 5000; customs, s462, ,3O0.13.
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Presentation. Eppa Hunton, of Virginia,
is at the Nat!onal.-Ex- Governor Mccormick
Is In toWn.-Sothern, Lord Dundreary," is
reported to be improving somewhat in health
and has gained seven pounds in weight, but his
nervous system is still unstrung and he is not
likely to be able to perform again soon, If ever
-Tne chicago Times thinks that after all
Mrs M. William has arrived in New York by the
steamer Mosel from Parls:-Miss Kellogg is
reported to have achieved a colossal success"
In her debut In Vienna-Postmaster General
Maynard has already taken the stump In Ten
nessee and Will speak In three Of the congress
SiOnal districts
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Affairs I'm Georgia.

THE RED-HOT GUBERNAToRIAL CoNTEST-BTTTER
PERSONALITIES AND GRAVE CHARGES-TEB
POSITION OF THE REPUBIICAN5-THB COMING
STATE FAIR.
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DURING THE WEEK ended to-day s15S,OOO In
national bank notes were received at the
Treasury for redemption as against ST ,077 600
for the corresponding week for last year.