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AFFRAY.--One of the men who went to the
islands yesterday got into an ARRAY, in which
he got severe cut ON the forehead from a
knife. After he came up to the city the ARRAY
was renewed on Commercial street and he got
second cut on the face, which caused the
blood to flow profusely. He was taken to Dr.
Bascom's for surgical aid, 4a
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Furious Ite,,,s.

New YORK, July 81.
The steamship Glasgow, from Europe, has
arrived News anticipated.
The steamer Meteor from New Orleans has
arrived.
The steamer Mcclellan, from New Orleans,
has arrived. r.
The Sd N. II. regiment left at P. M. for
Worcester. The It'll N. H. regiment is expec-
ted tomorrow.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c,
at auction.

ON SATURDAY July 18th, at 1o'clock A M at
~ john husselis Carriage hlanuiacsorY No.- III
and l13 Congress st, . me assortment OF nsvv and
second hand Carriages, cJnslStng OF JLNNY
LINDS, OPEN and IOP BUGG4AS, SCS I.,IS
Side-Sprng wagons, &C., new anu IN nne 1T ls and
nnish. Also second hand kxprsss ana b.arkss W A.
ons; new and second hand harnss -, &c, &c.
No postpOnemont ON accounI oi the weather.
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Aueuonsaru-
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House and lot at Auction.

ON Tuesday, August LIST, at O'Clock p. NJ, shall
(Isen house No. salem Lane. 1t is a two slcry
wooden house, with basement, and finished through
out; hne water hard and soft 1t rs suitable for Cne
two or three families. Well painted INSIDE ana out,
and finished with blinds-the whole in good repair.
july2Odtd H. BAILEY & CO., Auctionssrs
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1 D. Friday, July Is, at o'clock r. NJ, on the
premises, We shall sell three house lots ON Merrill
taat Nos, ~ 4S, anu "A ABOUT ~ feet front BY 81
,eet 'front.' b. w feet deep ihese are very valusDe
ter,ni Paody located short distance nun
tTa ie,s " me horse Railroad, anu Commanding 4
--S VIZ" III 'He hafDor, lanus, and the OCEAN.
July 22-td ~
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LARCENY FROM THE TILL. - Two bows,
named William Mckay and John Holbrook.
were arrested yesterday by officer Gerts. for
stealing seven dollars from the till in the shou
OF VIM. Tape, on Fore Street
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BOwCOin College.

TUE annual meeting of the Ovsrseers Of Roxdoia
College VIII be held at their Room In the chapel,
on Tuesday the first day Of August next, at TWO
o'clock in the Afternoon.
A. c. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 8, 1866. July7dto
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DRUGGED AND ROBBED. George Robbins,
VIM. Smith, John Kelley and Ed. Briggs, regu-
lar roughs, not belonging here, were arrested
in this city yesterday morning for robbing two
men of the Goth regiment named Walker and
Wiswell, after drugging them with chloroform.
The scamps enticed the soldiers out of town,
and after putting them in an insensible state
robbed them of $40 in money and silver
watch. About s125 was found upon the rob
bers after their arrest. The bottle of chloro-
form used by them was found, and the case is
so strong against them that it viii go to the
grand jury, now in session, without an exam
ination in the lower court.
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Garden and Cemetery Embes1isA-

A GENCY for the sale Of Chase & Cos New
"A ~. york; ORNAlIENTED IRON and TERACO1A
A1tTlCLES, such as VASES. FOUNTAINS, RUS
LIC SEATS &C., ut WINS LOWS Machine Works,
NO. Manufacturers Bloci, On on Street, Portland.
.hr.t. J. L. MlNSLOW, Agent
July q, ise6.-d&w4w
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AN APPRECIATED DELIcACY.-We are in
debted to Mr. and Mrs. Partlngton, the cele-
brated caterers under Lancaster Hall, for a
generous basket of the incest knick-knacks'
in the shape of fancy pastry and sweet meats,
that we have seen for long day. Heaven
bless them for their kindness, and send them
customers in perfect clouds. Mr.. Partington's
saloon-kept strictly on temperance princi-
ples-is one of the most cozy, pleasant and
agreeable resorts in the city. fD0g5 9Wa
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---|-T" ~ N JUS ILSIEI,
Administrator with win annexed OF John NJ. Wood.
Portland, July 10th, 1865. july z1dtd
MOrtgagee's SaIe-Personal Prop
,.....-,, erty at Auction.

ON Saturday, July 18th, at 1Ot o'clock at the stable
~ Of the late John M. WOOD in Portland, one splen-
dId private Brett Carriage Tor four, with CIlvsl ne
sett silver plated Harnesses to match; OCube
Tor two horses, or single; single Sleigh; III
sets single Harnesses; one Chaise hainess, silver
mounted ten sash Doors; 1000 presseo BRICK; enc
marble Mantle, 1hompson's; ana two non Sales.--
Per order Mortgage.
HENkY BAILEY, & Co, Auctioneers.
July 25-dtd
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Why suffer from Dysentery, Diarrh@, Pain
or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels, or let your
children or friends suffer, when they can be
relieved in a few minutes, and cured in few
hours by Dr., RIcKNELL's SYURP.
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To COnL Consumers.

THE undersigned hereby offers to sell all who wish
Coal, at low prices either OF the Coal-atCost
Companies of this city, Of the same grade, and as
many pounds per ton, whether 22iJ or oUog pus on
The same terms Of admission to TINS lriesSsi AMI
''''At YIN P''-'-e' JAMES H. BAKER.
Tulv 13-d3W
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

The Cumberland County Temperance As
ISOLATION held its monthly meeting to-day, Ju-
ly 10Th, at Little Falls, Gorham.. The meet
ing, although the season is a very busy one for
the country people, was well attended.
The meeting in the forenoon was addressed
by Mr.. Walton, of Portland, in very impress
sive manner; by Gen. Neal Dow, who told us
of the olden times when forty to fifty hogs
heads of rum per diem were manufactured in
Portland, when acres of the imported "critter"
were to be seen upon the wharves. when rum
was used at funerals, the tumblers often being
set upon the coffin, and relatives and friends
drinking around it; when barrels of rum were
drank at an ordination, the minister getting so
drunk as to be unable to attend the ceremo-
MES &C., &c, all of which, contrasted with the
present state of things, goes to prove that
the Temperance Cause is not /. cause with
out an effect; by Caleb Hodsdon ESQ.,. of Cor
ham, Capt. Quimby of Saccarappa, and
Hon. I. L. Smith of Windham; all much in
the same strain as Gen. Dow.
At the afternoon meeting, Rev. E. w. Jack
son gave an interesting account of his expert
ence in Washington; o. S. Beale put his brush
to the "signs of the times ;"-J. o. Winship,
Esq, spoke feelingly of the sad inroads of in
temperance upon the community, and appeal
ed to the citizens of Little Falls in behalf Of a
local organization for that place; and General
Dow, and Mr.. Walton followed in a happy
VEIN 9"
) o.
The evening session was eloquently address
ed by Rev. Mr.. Cushman of Portland, G. A.
Stackpole, ]. o. Winship and others. Hon.
Warren 81. Vinton and Rev. E. W. jackson
were chosen delegates from the Association,
to the National Temperance Convention at
Saratoga
A committee consisting of Capt. S. S. Wa
terhouse, Benz. Sturgis, Hon. T. L. Smith
Dea. VIM. Bacon and Freeman Harding, ESQ.
was raised to report plan for local organi-
cation at Little Falls.
At the close of Mr.. Winship's speech the
Pledge was circulated, and signed by nearly all
present. Excellent music by the Baptist choir
was happily interspersed throughout the
speeches of the day and evening.
The thanks of the Convention were voted
to the people of Little Falls for their generous
hospitality, and the meeting was adjourned to
convene at Windham Center, Thursday, Aug
18th. SEC.
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Washington Correspondence,

New YoRK, July 81.
The Posts dispatch says that large num-
Der of men are to be discharged from the navy
Immediately. sa,
The quartermaster's department will soon
begin the sale of buildings, grain, &c.
The President has gone down the Potomac
on an excursion. 81 -fsaitaf 81
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Auction Sales.
Jewelry, Plated Ware, &c, at

ON Friday July 2Stl, at 10 O'Clock A. n at Oh
NInce, an invoice Of Plated Ware aud sW -, co.,
sistng Of PLATED Knives FORKS, Spoons Iasaois &C
Also an invoice Of Jswsry, Sets Elns, Drops " s.c-
o., &c; Neck and rob CAains ". other VIA q largo
assortmenr of Iabls cutlery. Sis positlve to cioe
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctionsers.
July 26-td
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HELLER.-Since the collapse of the c. S. A.
Heller performs all his wonders without the
aid of confederates.
Ills elegant and startling tricks are various
ly attributed to the to astrology.
phrenology, philosophy, ventriloquism, mag
netisn, mesmerism and thousand other
ologies and isrns; but we are assured on the
best authority that they are simply the results
OF Hellerism, which is one of the most astound-
ing isms of the age, not excepting rheumatism
or spiritualism.
1t is not fact that he employs invisible
spirits to assist him en- the piano. He brings
out all that wondrous melody with his own
two hands; but we really cannot tell how.
His wit is spontaneous and gushing, and a
blind man would enjoy his tricks almost as
well as one who could see them, if there is liv-
ing man with common optical endowments
who can see them.
See him and judge for yourself His adver-
tisement may be found in another column.
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Moia,e TTietoyicoI Societu,

yTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So
ciety will be held at the Rooms Of the Society, in
Bowdoin College, on THURSDAY, August 8, 1866, at
s o'clock A. NJ.
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick July II, 1865. july1std
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REsIGNED.-Rev. V. J. Hartshorn has ten
dered his resignation as pastor of the Bethel
Church in this city. He viii preach his fare
well sermon on the first Sunday in August.
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Matthew McGlinchy and James Devine, the
fellows who stole the sheepskins, were fined
$5 each and costs. Devine paid, but McGlin-
chy was committed. M
Ammi c. Chick was brought up for assault
and battery on Lemuel Dyer. The case was
continued to next Tuesday.
James Canary, Edward Canary and Hight
Gould were brought up for trespassing in the
garden of Sewal Mitchell. The first named
lad was let off; the other two were fined 81
each and costs
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A LII persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
a inc or trusting Judith Roach, my WIFE, or any OF
NV ean9iiv without my written consent as 1 shaIl
Az no debts of their contracting after this date.
SYLVESTER ROACH
Portland July 70, 1865. u-t july26 sws
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SARATOGA, N. T. July 81.
Gen. Grant, his family and staff, and Mrs
Bigelow, wife of our Minister to France, ar
rived in town this evening,
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TEETH. TEETH! TEETH.
8 Ut G. A r s /

S22 B0ces HGvG,aG BrOa0n and
~ I YeyJos0 Sugar. "a hNit't t4eol4
200 BOres HaCGnG White Sugar.
Landing per Schooner 'Alonzo," from Havana, for
LYNCH, BARKER e. co.
July "a, 1866. sHiaAH fhA july24d3w
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BOwdOin COLLEGE,

THE annual. determination Of Candidates for Atmis-
i sion to BOwdoin College, viii be held at the New
Medical College, at eight o'clock in the forenoon on
Friday the fourth day Of August and also on Thurs
day the twenty-fourth day OF August.
LEONARD WOODS President
Brunswick, July s, 1865. juiyTdtd
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How warm the atmosphere, but how cool
and refreshing is the water that gushes from
.Crosman & Co.'s Arctic Fountainl That's so
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THIRTIETH MAINE REGrMEET.-A letter
from Adjutant Gould of the 3Oth Maine reg
iment dated Darlington, S. c., July 10th"
states that there is good prospect of speedy
return home of the Both regiment and the LIST
Maine battalion. ~ e aa 1881
Gen. Gilmore endorsed in communication
of Gen. Beal-asking for the consolidation of
the Both regiment and the LIST Maine battalion
the following; "The consolidation cannot
take place, as, in all probability these two Or
CARNATIONS will soon be mustered out. The
muster-out rolls should at once be COM
menced." 70 aai as 4naafs te8 i.
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THEATRE.-Miss Helen Western made her
second appearance last evening in the popu-
lar play of Camille, supported by such superior
artists as Messrs. Medium, Beattie, Wilson,
Tyrrell, &C., and by Misses Holmes, Nourse
Lees, and others. The play is not to our lik-
ing, but the playing was of high order, and
was often raptuously applauded.
This evening will be brought out the popu-
lar play of Don Ceear De Bazan, with Miss
Western as Don Cesar, to conclude with pop
ular farce.
Messrs. Murray & Wilson are DESTROYS of Sc
curing a good Piano Forte for the hall, for
which they win pay the highest price and give
ample security for its good usage.
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Friday Morning, July %, 1866.
PORTLAND And TICINITY.

New Adversissms nta To-day.
High Street Parish Excursion.
Boy Wanted-Davis Bros.
House to LeS-Adams e TemDle.
N. f. Screw Steamship Co.-Special Meeting.
Gonfect ionery, &c.-Joseph Partington
kntsrtainmsnt-T heatze-Dsaring Hall.
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BRITISH DRY GOODS |

CLOSING OUT SALE at Popular Prices at Store
" commercial St., I'D. Widgery's Wharf,
English Cloths and Cassimerss.
English TailOrs' Trimmings
Army Blankets.
~ English Elannels.
Engish Ladies' Cloth.
English 1weeds.
Linen Goods.
Black and Colorsd Alpacas
Balmoral Skirts.
English Prints.
Shawls |...
British Dress Goods.
Travelling and Knit Shirts
English Dispatch Bags.
English kancy Coatings.
ID English Waterproof Goods.
English Sheetings-two yards wide
Gunny Cloth.
Bleached Crash.
English Soap-in bars.
ltLs-4taitt $500 ~ ALSO
Large lot Cotton Shirts, FLANNEL Drawers, Dress
ing Gowns, Towels, Linen Bed Sacks Linen Shecta
Cotton Sheets, Linen Pillow Cases, Linen Coverlids
Suits Clothing, Shoes. july24dsw :
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PLEASANT EXCURSION. - Yesterday the
Cummings Family, PIT. and J. B,-with
brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren, and
various family connections, to the number of
about seventy, together with more than a
hundred friends, made an excursion to South
Freeport in the favorite steamer Casco, Capt
Curtis, which, all things considered, was one
of the pleasantest excursions we have ever
attended. The day was delightful, the scenery
magnificent, the company cheerful. The
chowder, prepared under the direction of Mr..
Harvey of Lawrence and Capt. Charles Merrill
of this city, was pronounced unsurpassed, and
the clam-bake, superintendent by T, F. Cum
mings, ESQ.,, was all that could be desired. The
Messrs. Soule, Bliss, Curtis and others opened
their houses for the accommodation of the
party, and everything was done by the citizens
of the village that could in any way contribute
to the pleasure of the occasion, which will long
be remembered by all who participated in it.
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BOMdOin COLLEGE.

rNHe annual meeting Of the President and Trustees
Il of Bowd in College, will be held at BARhISTkR
HALL in the College Ihapel Tuesday the hrst daY
of August next, at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary
Brunswick, July s, 1866. july7dtd
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A GENTLEMAN Of good business qualifications
meet himself with partner, either already establish
ed in some hrst-cass business in this CITY, or able Il
anew. fs ' ~ eAs
one week, $500 A ri aPress f15fcs
References TO be exchanged. iniva8d1ws
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Entertainments.

TTiHEATRE. DEERING HALL. MANAGERS
the Season. Engagement ofthe Celebrated vonno md
beautiful actress Miss HELEN WESTERN ",,-,, or.
ed by the eminent Tragedian Mr.. r. Il MaiiS;lp ~.
FRIDAY EVENING, July 2Sih, the nonu IIn
play entitled al f'R1-A'
Don C8zar De Bazan!
DON GEAR, Miss HELEN WESTERN.
Marquis, 4. w. Beattie.
To conclude with the musical Farce
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Lind, Miss Jenny Lind.
~ Prices as usual, julyHtd
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az Contributions from all parts Of the country OF
whatever Is new, useful and beautiful in Mechanism
and Art, are solicited. Steam Motive Power will be
supplied for Machinery. Honorary Awards of Gold,
Silver and Bronze Medals, and Diplomas will be Civ
en- for articles deserving especial notice.
Communications from those who wish more partic-
ular information, and from those who win require
large space, may be addressed to the subscriber
JOSEPH L. BATES, Secretary.
July 19-2aw 4w
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And by virtue of authority and direction given me
by the said ienry Lord Treasurer and Collector
OF said City of Portland hereby give notice, that
unless said taxes accrued interest," and all necessa
~ intervening charges, paid before Satur-
day the twenty ninth day Of July next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, shall hen proceed to sell
fublie Auction, at the City Government Building,
IN the 1ty of Portland to the highest bidder, so
much ofsaid Real Estate may be necessary for the
Paylnen of said taxes interest and all Charges
JOHN T. i'ULL,
Deputy Collector of Taxes for the city Of Portland
Portland, July "a, 1865. july 2d3tis
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-27

WESTERN CorroN.-We have jus,
seen a private letter from Carboudale, ILL.,
litlIe township OF growing commercial
Importance, about forty miles from Cal
70, on the Illinois Central r. r., which
gives very encouraging view Of the cot
ton prospects Of that region. The writes
says the crop there has been luxurian'
and profitable, that some 5000 bales have
been packed and shipped this season from
that point alone, all being the product o.
the immediate neigbborhood. The quail
ity Of The staple is good, and commands
40c. per ID. in the bale; while farmers
are realizing 10 G. per ID. on the rough
unginned product. - Boston Bulletin.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-27

Remarkable Cure Of .StiG Knee by Aitock's
Porous Plasters.- How many persons, from
stepping on piece Of orange peel, have been
lamed for life. A case which might have been
of this kind has just been broughtto our notice.
A gentleman, from placing the heel Of his boot
piece Of orange peel, was suddenly thrown
down and violently sprained his knee. He was
six months confined to the house, though he had
the best medical advice. AS q last resort a very
eminent physician was called in to see if any
thing could be done. After examinalionhe said,
"My opinion is, your knee will never be bent
again." He recommended thatthe whole leg
and knee should be encased in plaster Of Par
is bandage, which would accelerate the perma-
pent stiffening Of the knee, ind said, "the soon
or it was done tho better" Butthe patient, be-
fore trying this application and having q stiff
knee for life, enveloped il in our Porous Plasters
and in less than two months his knee was per-
fectly cured. fh9 8 lJ yFgl waG [345. i
3 Principal Agency, Brandrcth House, New
York. BY the yard or single pla ster. Sold by
all Dealers in Medicine.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-27
NEW ERTYSEMENTS.
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa, IS
At session Of the Probate Court for the conn-
~ Of Ottawa. holden at the Probate Office, in
p the village OF Grand Haven, on Tuesday, the
26th day of December, i'm the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty five =
Present. George Parks, Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate of Thomas II
Cassel, deceased. 49,. ,e .4.,,b
nN reading and fling the petition, duly yer.
~ ifed, Of John w. Cook, representing the
death Of said deceased, and that he died in said
county Of Ottawa, leaving estate therein to be
administered, and praying that an instrumcn,
in writing, fled in this Office, porporting to be
the last will and testament of said deceased
may be admitted to probate and your petitioner,
Rachel Cassel and Asael Cassel may be appont-
ed executors thereof.
5 iThereupon il Is ordered, that Monday, the
9th day of January, 1856, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition and that the heirs at law Of said deceas
ed and oil other persons interested in said estate
are required TO appear at session Of snid Court
then TO be holden, at the Probate Office, in the
village Of Grand Haven, and show cause, IL any
there be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted: And 10 Is further ordered, thai
said petitioner give notice to the persons inter.
csted in said estate, Of the pendency Of said pc
tition, aud the herring thereof, by cnusing 4
copy Of this order to be published in the Grand
Haven News, newspaper printed and crculat
ing in said county Of Ottawa, three successive
weeks previous TO said day OF hearing. '"N''i
IA truo copy.) GEoRaE PARks,fili
345w4l il a1 sd Judge of Probate
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-27
Astbe cholera did NOT appear AZ Flor

I AS the cholera did not appear at Flor
ence, King Emanuel went TO Naples to
meet it, and passed fearlessly through the
infected wards Of the hospitals, speaking
comfort to the sufferers. His presence
bad very cheering effect upon the peo-
pie, who received him with bon6res, pro-
cessions and Examinations. The French
Princess Auvergpe, who accompanied him,
was smitten, and for short time her case
was considered hopeless, but she finally
recovered. ~ ~. s..i, ..,s'.,5 ~ 81,
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-27
INrEREsrINe ORGANIC DIsoovERrEs.--

INrEREsrrNG ORGANIC DIscovERrEs.-
The Montana { (Nesada) Post, Of Novem-
Der 1l,h, reports the discovery Of remark
ably interesting remains which indicate
The occupation Of that portion Of Ameri-
ca by race of giants, now extinct. A jaw
bone has been found, 10 perfect preserva-
ton by petrifaction, which is almost
double the size Of the human jaw bone.
Not tooth was lost from the jaw, but
they were much worn by mastication.
This bone and other portions of the skol-
eton which were found with it, show that
the person must have been not less than
ten and a half feet in height, and was
probably twelve feet. X
In the vicinity Of this discovery there
were also found teeth aud jaw bone Of
what must have been nm immense animal,
one measuring between eight and nine
inches in height, and the crown or top
measuring six inches across. t eif