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M airline n EW s,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, Oct. A..
Arrived.
Sch Alaska, McMahon, New York-coal to E
Sch Cambridge, McMahon, Boston-oil to j Con-
Sch Grace E Stevens, Stevens, Boston.
Sch Oriental. IBID Mclanson, Port Gilbert, Ms
bark and wood to + Yeaton Co.
Sch Ellen W Sawyer. Orchard, Bay st Lawrence,
with $50 bbls mackerel.
Cleared.
Sch Helen A Chase, Adams. New York, to load
for Galveston Nickerson Il Son.
Sch Alta Cole, Cole. Windsor, NS-Chase, Lea
Sch Mary Jane. Arey, Bangor-S W Thaxter Co
Sch Grace Z Stevens, Stevens Eastport-Geo
Sch Superior, Adams, Wiscasset-N Blake.
SAILED-Schs Florence Randall, F Allen. Fred
j Porter, and others.
FRoA OUR CORRESPONDENT.
SAOo. Oct 4-Sld schs Pearl Foster, wiscasset
Delhi, Hewitt, New York.
wIsCAssET, Oct 4-sld. sch Emma S Briggs
Lewis, Bridgeport and Sandy Hook.
The large ship in the yard of Goss, SAWYER &
Packard. at Bath is nearly ready to launch. She
is to be named Packard and will be commanded
by Capt j Waterhouse of Portland.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Caibarien Sept 2S, barque Fannie Fl. Loring,
Soule Portland.
Ar at Mayaguez Sept %, sch Harry White, Hop
kins, Fortune Island. to load for New York.
AR at Sydney, NSW, prev to Sd inst, ship Ivanhoe,
Herman, New Tacoma.
IA MEMORANDA.
Ship st Mark, Nickels, from Liverpool for San
Francisco, put into Queenstown LIST inst for add-
tional men. Had experienced bad weather and lost
one man overboard,-(not seven. as previously re-
ported)
Brig Giles Loring, from New York for Matanzas,
which put into Nassau Mp in distress, will proba-
bly, discharge and forward cargo by another vessel.
The estimated cost of repairs exceeds the value of
vessel.
Sch II Cottren. of Belfast, before reported
ashore below Newburyport, was hauled off 10Th
and WED up to the city.
Sch Holway, Bryant, from Hoboken for Boston
with coal was in collision with an unknown scbr
I'd inst off Old Field Point, and stove rail carried
| away. shr0uis, &c. She put into New Haven
Sch Geo w Baldwin, OF Rockand from New York
with clay was sunk by collision with schr Ringdove
| I'd inst off New Haven. Crew saved. The Ring
| dove lost jibboom and neadgear, and put into New
Haven
Sch Telegraph, of Ellsworth, pared chains during
the blow OF Sept 18th, and went ashore Tinker :
Islano, where she sustained considerable damage
| but was haned off next day and towed back to
| Ellsworth for repairs.
Sch Ida May Robbins from Taunton for an cas-
tern port, parted chains and went ashore near Dutch
Island Lighthouse. % inst, and remains, with keel
] out and vessel breaking up.
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
me., Calais, Me-, Sc.
John, N. B., Halifax, N. s., &c.
SPRENG ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.

.~s.raass. ON AND AFTEE MON.
.Is,Hp ~ q DAE, NAV I4th saenns-
Ez14zzssgsszssz@as crs OF this Line will
Leave Railroad Wharf,
and Friday at 8 D. m, FOR Eastport sprr 81.
John, with connections for Calais, Robbinstcn So.
Andrews, Pembroke, Houlton, Woodstock Grand
Mensn, Campobelle, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth,
windsor, Halifax. Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst
Pictou, Shedisc, Bathurst, Dalheusie, Char
stations on the New Brunswick and Canada. Inter
colonial, Windsor, and Annapolis, Western Ooun-
ties, Rail Roads, and Stage Rontas.
<R Freight received up to D. m. and any in
formation regarding the same may be had at the
once Of the Freight Agent, Railroad Wharf.
For Circulars, with Excursion Routes Tickets
State Rooms and further information apply :
Company's Office, 40 Exchange St.
7. @. HEBSEY. President. and Manager
mav12 dtf
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Anyhow" said young lady, who had Just
returned from woods picnic, 1--WE may have
been frightened at snake in the Garden of
Eden. but she never had nasty hairy cater
pillar crawl down the neck of her dress. Nor
ristown Herald.
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among the patrons Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
HIPS Hair Dye, black or brown, so cents.
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The rumor that the summer.resort piano has
been tuned is rather premature. The matter
is to be investigated in the interest of invalids
Atlanta Constitution.
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Aug II, lat S lon 81 W. barque Oasis, Call I'm
New York for Anjier.
Sept 80, lat 81 16, Ion 20 10. sch Fanny Cor
ham. WEIGH, from Jacksonville for New York.
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European Markets.
Rv T,ala-ro,,l,

(By IeIegraph.1
LONDON. Oct. A -Consols 100 1916.
LONDON, DC. 4-U. S. As, 1874 do 414s, 1l714.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4-12.30 P. Motion market
good demand and freely met at previous prices;
upsnds at 57sd; orleans at Cd: sales Is 900 bales;
speculation and export 5000 bales.
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noted baseball player has been sent to the
penitentiary in New York for attempting to
murder his wife. Some of his 'old comrades
have very li.s.le sympathy with him. II he had
attempted to murder the umpire the defeated
nine would have presented m with hand
some testimonial. If it wasn't for the unfair
decisions of the umpire, both clubs would al
ways win.-Norristown Herald.
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zoreford,e Acid Phosphate for o7e,

hOrB1OrU'E ACID FuOsPNHU4 lot OYER
worked Professional Men.
DR.. CHAs. T. MITCHELL, Csnandaigua, N.
Y, says: 81 think it grand restorer of brain
force or nervous energy"
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One fellow might hang around a surf swim
ming place for weeks and never have chance
TO rescue a rich mans daughter from watery
grave. Another would grapple million heir
ess the very first day and be invited to her
house to dinner. 1t is all luck.-N. o. Plea
yune.
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FOREST CITY STEAMBOAT CO,
WINTER TEME-TABLE.
Leave Portland for Peaks
A. NJ. Pm.
$40 215
900 6IO
oct1d1w B. j. WILLARD, Manager.
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MEETINGS.
Annual Meeiins

FENHE Annual Meeting of the Diet Mission for the
4 election of officers, and the transaction of
other business, will be held at The Fraternity
Rooms, Free St. Block, Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 9th. at 3 o'clock oct2d5t
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MAIL 8. 8. 60.
HarpsweIl steamboat Co.

Change of Time.
ON and after Sept II. 1888, the steamer Gordon
~ will leave Harpsw ell daily, Sundays excepted
at a. m, arriving at Portland az 10 a. m. Return
ing leave Custom House VIII rf Portland at D. IN.
arriving at Harpswell at p. m
For Freight Oh Passage apply on board to
CAPT. SCOTT OLIVER.
sep15 DIFF
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Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Sept. Oath, 1883,
Trains will run follows:
DEPARTURES:
For Auburn and Eewisfsn, 2. 10 q. M, Liz
Ser Gorham, 800 am. $50 (mixed,) and $50
pm.
For Gorhana, : Ge ntreal, Quebec AVID Chi
cag0 100 p. m.
From Lewiston and Auburn, 1856 q. M,
12.45, and $50 p. IN.
From Gsorhnns, mixed 8 4Ois. M, 500 pm
Frona Chicago. MOnsreal and Quebec,
1885 pm.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night train and
Parlor Cars on day train between Portland and
Montreal.
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Hides and FHIIOW.
The following are Portland quotations on Hides
o.d UroIror,,
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PORTLAND, MAINE
TO THE PUBLIC,
Ii in want of new furnace beg to direct your
attention to til Kohler Hot Air Furnace. Its SUI
perlorlty oveT all others will demonstrate if you
will call at p store. The following well known
persons haye the Kohler:
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DANDRUFF.

Is Removed by the Use of Cocoaine,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth of
the hair.
Burnett's Flavoriug Extracts ara the best.
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H.M.Corn, car lots.67
o. Mix Corn, car lots @66
Corn, bag lots. 70072
% New Oats, car lots. Al
Oats. bag lots. ..... As
o Meal +" .6S
CottonSeed. car lots 30 90
s lCottonSeed, bag lots30 90
0 SackedBran car lot.
10 60@20 90
Is do bag lots. -. % 80
8 Mids. car lots. $231s@25
do bag lotsse ...26 so
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STOCK NAATKets
The following quotations of stocks reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. e. Moulton corner
Of Middle and Exchange streets.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices of
woolens and Fancy Goods corrected daily by Deer
ing, Miliken s. Co., 1853 Middle street:
UNsLEAcEMD coFToEs.
Heavy SO in. % 8 Fine IA. l31s@1S
Med. 36 in. GAO 71s Fine 81 Z. ...l8021
Light SO in. 515,9 g Fine a.. .22G02 ~
Fine 40in. q 81a Fine 1O-4....25 ESQ
BLRAoBED corroNs.
Best A ..1ogs@124s Fine e-4.....15 @1s
Med. Al. -. tn n101a Fine 7-4.,...18 G122A
Light A.. g q Fine 8-4......20 G25
----y-~-- fine 9-4.....2212 a271a
Fine l0-4 ,.25 0I33 y
rTcKIEss, ETC.
Best. IA nIe1s Corset Joans. .61s 3 ga
Medium. 1O1a 9l3Ha sstteens. ....... a
Light. -. a 8 .Cambrics. 59 Rls
Denims, best 1874 9l5 u Silesias. ...... 1O1aa18
Ducks 8 l11312 CottonFlannels. Brown
Fancy 114k914 a141a
Bleached, 8(l 4 & "a
Batting S99 91O CLOS q n n ggl21s
Warps.." .s,.., .l7a2o
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sUides and TaIIow.

PORTLAND, Oct. a.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
40 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads, n cars miscellaneous merchandise.
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Maine General Hospital.
FEyHE annual meeting of the corporation will be
held at four o'clock in the afternoon OF Tues
day the 9Th day of october, 1885, at the Council
Chamber, City Hall Portland, for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year. and of tran
sactlng such other business as may legally be pre-
sented. By order of the Directors,
r. r. BARRETT, Secretary.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1883. 2awtdIh&M
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, I
NORTHFIELD, MAY 5, 1883, (


Agreeably to the provisions of section 4,57s OF
the Revised Laws providing for the publication
of the Vermont Reports, sealed proposals for
printing and binding eight hundred copies OF
the Fifty-fitth Volume of said Reports will he
received on or before the 30th day of May, 1883,
ito he opened the day f%ollowing,) under the fol
lowing conditions, to wit:
FrSt-The printing, including size OF page
style of heads, size and style of type, and quality
of ink used, to he uniform with the preceding
volumes; and each signature to embrace sixteen
pages on Il sheet OF medium.
SecOnd-Thc paper to be medium, twenty by
twenty-four inches, weighing thirty pounds tC
the reanl, and in color, stocks and finish to bl
iirst-class in every respect.
Wird-The binding to be in law sheep, strong
~ bound, thoroughly pressed, and trimmed, cor
responding in stamping and style of titles witt
the preceding volumes
Parties making the requisite sealed proposals
are required to state the price of composition
per thousand ems; the price of paper per rcam
the price of prcss-work per token of two hun
bred and titty-two perfect whole sheets OF mcdi
um, printed on both sides and the price OF bind
ing per copy.
Contracts are to he subject 10 all the conditions
of the section above named, and the right To re
ject any or all proposals, not deemed advanta
geous 10 the State, is reserved.
Proposals must be addressed to the under
signed at Northlield, Vermont, endorsed, "Pro
posals for printing Vermont Reports"
GEORGE NICHOLS, Secretary.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-18

A gentleman from Bristol Notch re-
ports a hard freeze-up there on the nights
of Friday and Saturday last. In digging
for the foundation of the our house
here, Tuesday, the ground was found to
be frozen to such extent as seriously to
interfere with the work.
DR.. Virgil w. Blanchard is about to
enter upon the manufacture of portable
cottages, like the put up this winter
near the exposition building. For this
purpose he has leased the Sattley hay
barn, at the freight depot, which he will
use for the heavier machinery. A 20
horsepower. engine and boiler are shortly
to arrive and will furnish the necessary
power.
The listers have completed their work.
The result shows that the total of this
year is 81 .49S less than i'm 1882. The to-
tails for the various items in 1882 and 1888
are as follows: Polls. 1882. $50; 1888,
643, an increase of Sc. Real estate. 1882,
including railroad property, 81 1856 ,O93
real estate, 1888, $1.0l5,52 !. Personal
estate. 1882, SOL 1872; personal, 1888,
S52,002. Totals-1SS2, $1,09S, 625; 1888
1.99G. 127.
Decoration day is to be observed in
Middlebury. after all. At a meeting OF
ladies and gentlemen at the Probate of
flee, Friday evening last, the following
officers and committees were chosen /:
President, Col. A. S. Tracy; marshal,
Captain Wallace Dewey; committee on
vocal music, Mrs. Henry S. Foote; on
instrumental music, Col. l.. +. Knapp
on orator. L. w. Bird, l.. K. Knapp and
X. Orchard on finance, Mrs. Prof. See
ly. Mrs. Button, Mrs. Collins and Miss
Emma Hamlin; on programme, E. III
Thorp, l.. E. Knapp, Mrs. Button; OF
flowers, Miss Hattie Chapman, Mrs. l.
f. Mellen, Mrs. Foote. Miss Gertie Fletch
er, Miss Alga Stewart. Miss Lizzie Vain
wright. Miss Lucia Sutton, Miss May
Powers, Miss May Seely, Misses Emm;
and Alice Hamlin, Miss Clara Marshall
Miss Clara Dashiell, Miss Ella Chapman
Miss Helen NJ. Topper and others. Thu
committee o n flowers was also made c0m
mittee on decoration. AT a meeting Tues
day evening a programme was decided
upon. 1t was thought best to hold TIN
exercises in the forenoon, the procession
and decoration to precede the Grafton
which is to be given in the Congrega
tional church. The procession is t.
march at nine o'clock and the exercises
at the church to begin at eleven. 1t i
expected the newly-organized band will
make its first public appearance on thi
occasion. The programme will be pub
lished in detail next week.
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Local News.

Hon. e. II. Hard of Burlington was
b. town on Friday last.
Yhe vestry of st. Stephens have ex-
ended a call to Rev. George S. Pine of
lew Canaan, Conn.
Mr.. Hugh Buchanan, who has been at
he Addison House several weeks, start
d for Texas on Tuesday.
The county conference of Congrega-
onal churches will be held this year at
orwell. The date is May 30.
Amsng those not previously mention
4 who are improving their houses Is
lr. Geo. Il. LangwOrthy, sr.
IL is understood Hon. Philip Battell
as taken steps to improve the cemetery
,st out of the village, at his own ex-
ense. He has an Albany landscape
ardener here, who is to superintend the
york.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-18

Notwithstanding much has been
said about the Importance of a blood
purifying medicine, it may be possible
that the matter has never seriously
claimed your attention. Think of ii
nowl Ii, by the use of a few bottles
OF Ayers Sarsparilla, you avoid the
evils of scrofula, and transmit a healthy
constitution to your offspring, thank
us for the suggestion.
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RUBBER ROOFING.

To use on Flat Roofs in the place of tin.
WILL LAST A LIFE TIME IF PAINTED
once in five years. ss-No Coal tar. For par
inquire OF
ii. H.. HURLBURT. Bennington. Vt.
free. IO3
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Travellers Guide.

cy For business cards and other adver
Using, see inside pages.
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Public benefactors are not alone confined to
the higher orders OF scientific research. Indeed
but few have done more Tor the welfare of the
| working masses than James Pyle through the
introduction of his labor-saving Pearline.
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DIED.

WAINWRIGHT-In Middlebury, May 10. Mrs.
Abby (SargeanD Wainwright, widow OF Rufus
Wainwright, aged 81 years, 5 months and 81 days.
Funeral from the residence at $50 O'Clock this
(Fridav) afternoon.
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The. Due. d. A umnle's Last II ant.
From the PdR Nail Gazette.

PARIS. March 2.--The Due d'Aumale has
the officers Of the cavalry regiment At Sens They At
tended in full dress uniforms French gentlemen who
have received military training hold In contempt the
who courts the great and prosperous and fawus
upon them but is ready TO desert them IT, they down
In the world Now ali those officers had been sent the
Chantilly badge in November, without which nobody
deems himself authorized to follow the D'AumAe
hounds They had awaited themselves Of it, they had
been enabled the Dukes guests, To exchange their
cavalry jades for clever half bred hunters
and they had breakfascd once week At the chateau
and unched in the forest yiands provided by the
house steward Of his Roya llighness Under the cir
cnstnnces it would have been dastardly not TO attend
the last hunt.
pleased the Duke 10 give air Of pageant
to his chAses his military neghbors at Senlis and
officers invited from other places attended In uniform
The Princes and their intimate friends and civil pArt
wore seventeenth. century hunting costumes Of
royal blue velvet. The Princesses hRbtcd In the
style formerly adopted by the ladies' of the house of
Condo when they went out riding in the forest. None
Of them well horseback the Ducheese
de Chartres who learned 10 hunt in Worcestershire
Although big, numbering men, the senior Dukes OF the
Orleans family presented good figures Mt the ChAntiy
hunts. They in their saddles, and rode
perb horses with plenty Of staying power Brisk
else Quckened their blood and enabled them 10 cast of
their Rhy reserve.
The Duo de Chartres the train the forest
lunches With H the officers he Hail fellow, well
met" They careful to address him MohseigneuT,
title which is allowed at Frohsdorf to any French
Prince. the COnte lie Paris himself being there only
Monsieur lie Due d'Oreans.
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How an Enslish Orphan Becaws - Great
Helress.
From the London Telegraph.

PARIS. Feb. 27:-An extraordinary probate
suit has been brought TO close by the civil tribunal Of
Rheims The win IN dispute was that OF the vicomte Dc
hrn Of Rnnart pers et Pil. and scion Of an Old fam
lily the Ruinart de BrimOnts ennobed by Louis XVIII
The vicomte some thirty years ago was leading very
married an accomplished English lady. He having sub
seqnenty resumed his former mode Of life, judicial
separation ensued In 1857.
After a few years of unmarried existence, the vi.
comte conceived frantic desire to adopt child "a
little fair girl" He accordingly despatched woman
Nine. Caroline Scbau in search Of child, which
she succeeded in discovering in England Mary Riboldi
deal spoit by her adopted father who on his death in
1881 left her sum OF nearly three millon OF francs
y d'lnfreyle nephew q the deceased lost no time
Preadical to his own intersss He sent .mssariss ~
several relatives Of his nnce's adopted child caused
London solicitor to he appointed her guardian, and
raised the plea that the NcUnte de BriinOnt mad
lie also demanded Official nquiry into the circuni-
under which the will made and attempted
obtain All against Nine. sebault for Abduc
ton The case tried Mt Rheims. turned principally
the sanity OF the deceased while the English solicitor
deavOred make good his claim the guardianship of
the child and TO obtain her release from the custody Of
the resary egaee The Court rejected the demand for
an Inquiry and the will IN favor q the little English
orphan. f,nng heiress Of 10 or H. and the pos
SCISSOR Of some EI2OoO0 sterling was declared valid
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POPULAR DEPRAVITY IN PLATTS-
BURGH
How Voters Drsbed In Citation County.
From tAe ra,tsLsrgk Repst,icaa.

How Voters arc B-ibed In Clinton County.
From tAe ra,isssrgh Repsttieaa
Ono Of tho most prominent OF the Repub-
can leaders In Clinton SCnnts ssia az; day n or
nearly one half Of the voters OF Clinton county
have been Sold This seems wS s5a snn1ot It.
The last Democratic canvass in this county
was made in 1873. This canvass is made by
voter. and in the lists the name OF every xot ,r
is written, With an abbroyistion 2pposte ind, H.
Doubt DombifuI. the nncassiiied being LEFT blank;
Now in Clinton county this word Douptina
has by and and
b bought and can be bought. Ask any Repnbli.
Vote means the saiable vote. We have examined
made in 1879. and for the bsneAs Of Tax Sun
viii note some OF the results. There are ionr
election Districts IN q, ls7e made
with caro- By mon who were well qualified. gave
this result:
Demoer.,:, aa. Republicans, 1885, doubtful 49, Nh
pi.taiet No 2-Dsmeerats 90; Republicans ~ doubt
w Dstrie, No. s"Dsnoer. Ioi; Republicans 81 doubt
~" bs,fis, No. s"bs@cers, ,as; Republicans U.s. doubt
full lse unel.,sih.d is ,o,-.,, saa, Repub,ics ans,
ss nGF d ,ns sSo 4
s,ss ,S saS !. sG Ssr ssnt o. *. Whole
Now. the Republican canvass does not olner
mich from this In the total footing. The main
point Of disrsnce would 30 that more Bsm Sro
erats while tho Doubtful" list reuains about
the same AZ that Of this canvass. Take gsnese
now Mt tho official canvass Of the election WHEN
votes actually cast accord N. to. this canvass.
was si3, or 20l more than their own canvn q g
""IInwod them: and the Republicans got b7H
Votes. or 6g7 more than the canvass gave them.
The total vote at this election was 69i wa a1n
or only a variation OF II votes which Indicates
the care with which that can Y, Ess .sSsn
nearly a. bod showing. a. a.. ~. n,....n,
We need hardly add that u n9t Rseeas .