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PICHMoFD and DANyILLE RAILS
u y, ROAD.-pA33ENaER suHEDULx:
,e aoiSa sOGTn:-Lyncnburg ana Dxnvf1ls pae:
ss Wiz s hssss .e sGsasss
S ps1nxi s ssve; N.o TsYS Ss5 a 4 9.
ssoss P asiIa aal .rsiv
GorNG EoRTm.-LTncbbnsg and r,nr,,,,a mad.
leave Barkesia da siip saassss, AZ
8 q s5Tss At rH HsSPesP ss i1
EArsESs ssyss eGresnso9,e, dsy q s1s
riyes st Richmond daily At 7:eo A. M, = -
me Lynchn.rg and Danyll Passenger Train
Southside road for Petersburg. Eorfniks Lyreh.
ginTia I and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
The through Kali N and 'n E1p Exp s'a Connects
INA road !or ChaIiotte, CeiamSis, Augusta. ,ss-,
vsnnsh, Maeon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, Gc.;
burg and Potomac, CHESAPEAKE and Ohio, and
.sLEEPING CARs and CHILEs's PATENT
rain oAAt THo 81 81 sSfSssh hfa1sss'
Jy4 Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
A9kTa aNb biSeFaS s4ICihgea
bAyseAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sdaE 1GmGEfF SUM-
piasssngers for Baltimore and points North
WIN take the passenger train from the de-
POI or the Richmond End York River Railroad az
Gfcemond DAILY Except Sundays) at s:iE r. N.
for West Point, where they tax, tire .ast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA.. Csp-
tain 8. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL. Captafn
| PH1IIP REYBoLD, both of which have been
ne.,y fitted out With splendid accommodations
| for passengcrs-reaching Baltimore the following
morning In time to Connect with the tYefns for
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Returns
Ing, the boats s leave pier No, : L!ght.Street
DAILY Except sundays at I O'Clock r. NJ,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 A. NJ.
reNtw ragg aa Rtn e connect NTH the
| road for Dan7ille and all points on that road !:
Greensboro: salisbury, Charlotte, &g., u. C !;
Columbia, 9. @. and al points South and with
| the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for The yariona
celebrated Springs on the line of that road,
! PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
| at 3:l5 L. NJ. Leaves West Point daily at ia. M.
| : Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
| through bills OF lading given % prominent
points. '1 '-''' THOMAS DOD6MED,
| jya - eaF ~ sa@.,.- q" superintendent
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ~.:. Il.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
l. . .ls.ss II. SHORT LINE. - e-.I. --..
1870.
1870.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALI, POINT
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.

kiCHMOND, AND ..
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. L-THROUGH NAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily ut 11:l5 A. M. Arrives in
Richmond daily ut 5: 3s p. nj.
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXT HESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek With. the
steamers Georgeanna aud lronsides, leaves tho
depot, corner OF Broad and Eighth streets, daily
Sundays exceptedD at $40 Z. III. Arrives Ia Rich
mSRd tM9pdays exS f1s eY,s g. s;sqA M -,
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted). at $3.50
r. NJ. Arrives in Richmond Mondays excepted
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal poiats IN tho
NORTH, EAST, and N NORTHWEST.
FREIGHTS = contracted for and forwarded
daily. with dispatch, to oil points NORTH and
"srECc1AL NoTIcE.-The BALTIMORE EX-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
OH Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, at 0 A. III. Returning, will
leave Milford on Mondays at 6:2S A. M. and ar
rive ut Richmond at $40 A.. NJ. 80
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets.
J. r. GENTRY,
... General Ticket Agent.
Ed. I. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
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PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF a TowN IN CALL
Francisco, July 3.-The town
4 DrWitlr, Cal, was nearly destroyed by
o.. to-day. The buildings Were mostly of
,.a"d, and burned with such rapidiiy that
- Initiates barely escaped from the flames.
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Foreign Markets-EBY TELEGnAPHl.

LONDON, July Euenin0 --Consols closed at %
for both money and account. United states bonds
steady. 5-e0's, 80, soj. o-aoe, SET Stocks firm.
Sugar active on the spot and afoat.
LIVERPOOL, July, 4--Euening.-C Cotton closed
dull and irregular; upland,, s9d. Orleans, l0d.
sales TO- 900 bales including 900 bales for export
and speculation. The shipments OF Cotton from
Bombay to the soth ult, since thess report, were
1905 bales. Breadstnffs hrmer. Corn. JOS. Sd. -
FRANKFORT, July Admitted States bonds
opened 1rm atS6tGlsSs, and closed quiet ut SeaQse
PARIS July -Bourse quiet. Rentes, ~. Csc.
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND supe.

- MInLOTHIAN LUMP GOAL,
w MIDLOTHIAN HAIL COAL.
MUyLOTHLAN AVERAGE COAL for fanai-
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for foSn-
h dries, ~ - ls+sf<Af 80
.,es MIDLOTHIAN SMITHS, COAL: x,,,n
GOAL, different sizea. =.
All or which we will sell as log as can be bought
OF equal quality ~ - y =. 60
Orders LEFT at oug Office fourteenth street.n
Mayo's bridge, No. lila Main between Eleyenth
and Twelfth strsets. through the post-otaee,
VIII receive prompt attention.
ALBERT BLAIR h 90,
Fourteenth street near May0's bridge.
jy l-eodlm
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IMPORTANT INTENTIONALLY. W. Il. Snow,
Il Massachusetts man, has invented IN adj
Unstable axle or car wheel for adapting
freight cars TO different gauges OF track,
which has recently been applied to the Erie
and Lake Shore Railroad line with good sue
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, :.
CORNER SEVENTH AND cAGaI srREETa.

STATIONARY and PoRrABLE 'EMaiNna
gA sSa a aRfST, aud PLASTER NILS =.
R0iLERS, FORGIHaS, CAgrlssaS OF 1h sst
RNaINES aud SAW-Mu4Ls o. sssaons 's sul''.s
always ON hand =; 49,, AID on eousmss-
ats.,S Az oes aGsneed for new. All otbef EtpAlsn
nsoinptly and fsfactoTtiy dano. n:
Eena Coz deserip.s ye etsensar =. .yuess s cs9
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Ask to see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
ing the trademark american Watch Com
pany,n Crescent street, Waltl,am, Massachu-
Sets" IL is by far the best full-plate watch
made In the United States, and surpasscs any
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c. .".'
ap Sd co,l-w cow 3m
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WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT, 1885
w MAIN sFRET.-M. GOLDEN is selling of
O1LCLOTHS, &c, At gold prices. Gotd. Velvet
md Crystalized Shades, with Fixtures to match
cloth from one shilling per yard up. Black, en-
duck, for covering carriages, ct less than Nov
York prices. Gal! and buy OF M. GCLUEN, ibSe
streets, aps On
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EDUCATIONAL.

OUDOUN SCHOOL, Middleburg,
Il i Loudoun county, Va. V. DABkEf, trlhcl'
pal. Apply for circulars. 90 2e-eooSm
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
IN BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
An election for principal Of this institution VIII
nIicnnis i'm person can readily find accomm oda-
tons in. the neiehborhood. Testimonials, with
applications, forwarded to the undersigned al
Forest depot Will receive prompt attention.
The trustees make guarantee OF not less than
$500 tuition for the first session of ten lnonts,
commencing the Isl of September.
Attached to the buildings are fine garden ana
ten or twelve OF Improved land subject 10 the
nsc of the teacher. ,. I. pEIEkS,
.. ~ +. s. ffUTCER, :,
N. Ii. FLOYD, 20
je IO--2taw4w Committee Of Trustees.
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,ATOTICE.-An creditors claiming under
IN the deed of trust made joy j. T.. Crawlcy, ani
Crawley Il Major, OF Hallfax county, are requires,
10 present their clalms 10 usrOn or before the lal
of July next In ORDER TINT the funds in hand may
be properly divided. No claim will be allowed 10
participate In the funds not presented by that
time. w. N. EiCVEIiH, g.,
49, D. h. WEIslGER,
a. an e,,,1eJy Trustees.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Il. u. Co,}
= RICHMOND, April %, 1870,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

TNHE TRAINS UVEh THIS hOhU
l. run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. NJ and 2:SoP. N.
Leave Petersburg mt 10 A. NJ. and 7:o5 Z. n.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen-
ger ear attached, will leave Richmond daily at
4. nj, and Petersburg daily 1T 500 A. n. (Sun-
days exccptedl.
The a:45 A. 81. train wiiln0t leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:os 2. 81. train win not leave
PASSENGERS for Norfolk viii take the 1850 p. N.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through
wifi run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
fridays.
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Pascen-
gers returning will take The $50 7. 81. train con-
meeting at Chester with tho coal train. -
,0-.' THOMASH. WINNIE,
APPS a!. eSSaeff ,..gs3ent. \
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A NEW DISCOVERY.


TETELLE, No. 100, Is n-sa..essaEas,
II ducting the summer campaign - :.
out ON this line. His Immediate means Of active
subsistence are drawn from tho four quarters OF
the globe including land and sea- while his re.
SERS REFRESHING ICES RESTORATIVE
Drinks OF THE MOST ARTFUL. CoMBiNA-
TIONS AND THE VERY BEST LlQuoAs, al
MUNICIPALITIES and MEATS Of the scason,
also FISH,aURABS, TURTLES. &c.a served ID
an forms with the most experience skn,
trsts Ill piea IN xnry. % je.si
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cnce to the occasion and to transfer under
full Roadway.
Neither boat carried passengers or freight.
Several hundred thousand dollars were
staked in Louisville, where the Lee Belongs
The Natchcz il Cine innati boat.
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,FSEyELOpEs AND 2: Ar xss ssss,s ~ y
/ b aests,cs ~ n. sELEHHOM 6L1ss 800
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MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGT0N,
MACHINISTS
WORKS AND OFFICE; l4a AND H.a ChHH
:, sTHEEr BETWEEN FoUHfEEEruA AND
EIFTEENTH STREETS, "a Is.+'EF z,
IcTAOND, VIRGINIA.

Z AZ. KINDS OF NEW WORK. MkDE; RE-
p1tKJSi STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS III
citv' and country; TOBACCO WORK or all
made aud repaired In JOHN
IA a NC0CK,s SUPERIOR MAfNER; PLAT
FORM and All other kinds Of seal REpA s ss
IIDsnN,S PATENT sTEkM.EMGtNE GO.
yERSoR. sELDEN,s PATENT rYTEAM-EM.
CINE PACKING,. Utica Compsny's sIEA "a "a.
one wear, and we sell them 2s low prices: We Eeee
ali kinds OF BRASS. WORE OF sUFEEiOk
MAZE for: STEAM.EHGIaEas ucn ,, - ga nnESeSs
SHARTING, sELF-REEDERs, sTEs !A u HE HE,
TIES WATER-GAUGESh GL0BE-vAI.H,Es,
BOiLER-FLUB CLEANERS, anas Eencasl As-
ning stean-engines and ssn-milis. :. u
$3.50 $3.50 -. II W.. lSIOAT q ADI(tHGRON,
10 Is ,,t ta,T sag and Ista Gary street.
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nIlTURES-AN ASSORTMENT OF
1000; Bibles the most approved, llxl3,
morocco gilt with double gilt clasps, with family
sold very cheap CARPETS OF all descriptions
FRA MES Of all sizes made on the premises. soll
by payments Of weekly ingtaflmeRts as eleaP ~ ~
thay eau be purchased In tile city Tor CASH. OF III
New' York or Phlladelphla.
Wholesale and Retail Picture Dcaier,
No. s Eighteenth street,
ap Is-eoaJpis between Main aId Frank!!ns
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vxTEDDINa OARps PRlMSTE..n9, . : :
III aissAS5a TEAM flss syueA
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DlsCOVERY OF THE NORTH POLE
- AND TUFTS ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN
al the corner of Eleventh and Main streetSl %IeIe
Won enn keen cool by drinking ARCTIC SODA
WATER with pure fruit-juice syrnps: Also,
finest brands Of CIGARS, CHEWING ana
SMOKING TOBACCO, etc.
! je 7--eodIm GEOKGE SCNGN.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
In the Second Auditor OF virgins, for the re,
newaI In the name Of ELIZA G. THOMPSON
of the following Virginia registered stock, ~hlch
has been lost-yfz., .o,o
Certificate No. 6,2S7, issued in her name for $780,
under act OF 22d OF March, ls50-l0aus, &C., o,
Cert fcate No. ~, issued In her name ior fio9'
untIer act of 9Th Of April, lS30-City Point kail-
rnaJ t,omnany- Il. + jy4-bi3m*'
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DhUGs, MEDICINES, &c.

SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHERS MILK.
=. CONSTOCk,S RATIONAL FOOD for in
rants sold at MEADE &c BAKERS,
ic TX .~."s't III. glG Main street.
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Ed. t. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
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duccd night rates, the night business will
be larger than the day business. The only
question is are the rates low enough to
secure this business If not further re-
duction must be made.
The telegraph companies have all agreed
to sell their lines to the Government at an
appraised value. The Government, by
this bill, designates the postal company
as their agents to make this purchase. on
the terms fixed in the act of 1866 and as
scented to by these companies. The postal
system is in perfect harmony with the
present postal service. The prepaid tel
egram and letter will each be received by
the same clerk, handed to the operator or
railroad employe to be transmitted under
the contract to its place of destination.
there to be delivered by the same post
Office clerk and messenger. 1t establishes
no new bureau or department of govern
ment. 1t simply extends the operation OF
the post office, and authorizes the Post
master General to contract for the trans
mission of letters by telegraph at fixed
and low rates Through the operations of
the postal system the telegraph, now con-
fined to the rich, and to bankers, and grain
dealers. will be brought within the reach
of all, and made the ordinary means OF
communication.
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s., s, communicable his information to the public,
either tbrough the legislative or the legal channels
NOW wide omen 70 him, or forever alter hoio DIS
for It is high time that this contemplate
aoss;n-,his miserable twattie--about paper cred
e, which has been kept up for FIVE long consecutive
years by low demagogues from interested motives,
sbouM cease, and the nerves of The weaf-minded,
The ignorant, and the crednlons, who seem to
nossess natural aptitude for tales Of fraud and
corruption" be longer played upon by tricksters
none too honest themselves to rerpetrate the very
offences they falsely charge upon others +.
1t will be observed that in the foregoing stric-
lures we have RETAINED from all comment on the
action Of the commissioners in dsallowing oountes
10 towns for this class Of credits. The decision OF
that question being legitimatey within their sore
jurisdiction, did not deem 1t IN good taste 10
initiate the example of the commissioners, by ques-
tionng in turn either the soundness OF their Judg-
ment or the correctness Of their decision, however
open TO criticism both might justly be regarded
Nor did we feel at liberty to suggest that q more
elevated view Of their duties would have LED the
commissioners (where not forbidden to do SO by the
statute under which they acted) to the adoption OF
a different rule of allowances rule which Will
doubtless be applied by the federal government in
reference to municipal quotas IN the not-unex-
pectcd event of the granting Of future bounty by
the United States of given sum, per head, for
each and every man furnished by the several
states instead OF Ignoring sucn RUE altogether,
and following the uncertain light afforded by the
Adjutant Generals Reports, the more cratic
light still of the peculiar system of their own devils
ing. Nor did we care. moreover, to puzzle our
brain with the incomprehensibie problem Of ho~
q municipal quota cen be filed ,e'tton "FuRSlsBlNG
MEN, in the at leas. in which the United
States authorities must necessarily understand and
construc the phrase. Neither do feel disposed.
in view of the commotioG If the elements produced
BY the action of the commissioners, to quote the
observation Of Epictetus-we think it was Epictetus
who made the remark-"tha great confusion is inra-
riabiy introduced into put'c AFFAIRS uhen 'ntrnsed to
The h,nds Of ,gno,anf or fncomp'tfm agentS."1
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Qailg Atnnrbrt yournal.
AL G L T "A,
Thursday Morning, March 3, 1870.
THE FINANCIAL RECORD.

The reduction of the national debt goes
steadily on, while at the same time gov
eminent notes approach the gold stand
ard and bonds are quoted at par. Dur
ing the last month the debt has been re-
duced $6,4s4, S1l.65. During the year
ending March LIST it has decreased $S7,-
l34, 1872. "a. On the first day of March
1869 gold commanded a premium in the
March 1870 the premium had fallen to l6cts.
At the same rate of reduction we shall
reach al specie basis in another year
and rest our finances on solid foundation.
If those who favor imitation of the curren-
cy can be held in check there is no doubt
that we shall get to the specie standard
within the year, and that withoutany gen
eral crash or interruption of business.
We have travelled over half the distance
to specie payment within the year past,
and although the Gold Panic was cngin-
eered to keep up gold and create wide
disasters in business circles, we passed over
it without any very alarming CONFUSION.
the parties Immediately interested being
the principal sufferers. The fear of
great smash as we advance to specie has
been quite effectualy eradicated by the ex-
perience which we have already had. 1t
was no more difficult to gain the last 16
per cent. than the 16 per cent before, and
there is less danger to reach the bottom
this year than to do what we did last year
against the combination of gold specula
tors and inlatonists. We have seen
the worst of deprecated currency if
we but hold to the policy of over
coming it. In the face of the fact that the
premium on gold is steadily shrinking,
business is promising well for the coming
months.
The Administration can look upon the
record made the past year with pride and
satisfaction, and go forward with conf
dence to prosecute its policy. With taxa
ton reduced this year the decrease of the
debt cannotbe effected so largely as in the
past, Out WIFI SuCCtSS III Tic UCbl
at a lower rate of interest there will be
record to show that will honor the gov
eminent Towards the accomplishment of
this every energy should be exerted. 1t
will lessen and distribute the burden more
equally and rid us of many questions now
troublesome. 1t is the one important ques-
- nd Ro,, ptatty
in Congress will give it their best endeav-
ors, in spirit of self-sacrifice and determ
nation to do what is for the best in the
case, they will merit and receive the thanks
of their constituents. We have shown
the last year that we can and will pay the
debt, now let us make the credit we have
fairly won in theworld's market turn to
the greatest advantage possible.
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town of Farmingtlale; an act to incorporate
the Gardiner Ice Company Nh act to author
ize Gilbert Longfeilo% to erect fish weirs IN
tide water. of Jonesboro', at Shorey's Island !;
al, act 10 regulate the taking pickerel from
pattee's pond in Winslow; an act to change
the names of certain persons an act to incor-
porate the Bangor Mutual Fire Insurance
Company; an act to make valid the doings of
the town of Bucksport; an act to amend an
act to supply the people of Bangor with pure
water; an act to set off part of the town of
Limngton, and annex the same to the town of
Limerick.
Finally passed-Resolve in favor of the
town of Bucksport.
On motion of Mr.. MoRsE,
Adjourned.
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The preliminary examination of Edward
Andrews and Frank Smalley, charged with the
murder of William Jones at St. George, on
Wednesday evening last, was concluded Tues
day last. 1t was conducted before Beder
Fales, Trial Justice, by A. S. Rice, County
Attorney. Edward Wilson, A. 7. Gould and
j. E. Moore, Esqs., appeared for the defen-
dants, who plead not guilty. The witnesses
for the prosecution testified substantially as
follows Tuesday evening Jones, muscular
man of $50 pounds, logged Smalley, young
man of 20 years, weighing 1875, and not so
powerful as Jones. There had been ill feel
ings betw cen them for some time. Wednes-
day evening Jones, Robinson and other
friends wenfto the church, where the singing
school was held, to meet Smalley. Smalley
tried to avoid an encounter. Jones assaulted
him as he came out of the church with a lady
on his arm. Jones struck Smalley once and
then they clinched. Andrews, friend Of
Smalley's, went to the rescue. He struck
Jones twice on the right side in front. On
first blow, according to one witness, Jones
cried "Oh. dear" or "Oh Cod" at second,
'Let me alone :" but this evidence was not
substantiated. Some one in the crowd said,
'fair play" After Andrews struck, Jones
and Smalley got up and ran, Jones ahead, to
Wiley's store. Jones sat down on rock at
the corner of the store and soon fell over
against the store. Some one asked ''who
hurt Jones?" He said Andrews. A sheath
knife was found in front of the church next
morning, in the center Of spot despatched
with blood. The direction of the wound was
such that either Andrews or Smal)ey might
have struck the blow. Andrews testified that
Smalley tried to avoid an encounter and was
attacked by Jones without provocation.
Smalley had averred that he used the knife
in self-defence Andrews is dismissed, and
Smalley held in bonds of $1,000 for trial at
the next term of the criminal court.
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The Machias Union says L. Leighton &
Company, Of Columbia, shipped to Boston
via Bucksport in the steamer Katahdin last
week over seven hundred dozen Of eggs all
collected fresh and new since the steamer
lewiston made her last trip. The same Com
pany shipped from that town last season over
twenty thousand dozen all taken in exchange
for goods.
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A correspondent at Hodgden's Mills writes
the Lewiston journal as follows: Adams &
Son are building two fishing vessels for par
ties in Cape Ann; James McDougall is build
ing two for parties in Cape Cod; Seavey &
Co. have one on the stocks on their own ac-
count, for sale; J. Fuller has contracted for
one to be finished in May, and Cabel Hodg-
den has one ready to launch, making z vessels
building, 6 of them about 100 tons each.
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The Right Reverend Bishop Bacon who
has been in attendance at the Ecumenicai
Council at Rome, arrived at his home in Port
land, Tuesday, by the noon train from bos-
ton. He was met at the depot by commit
tee from the parishioners and Catholic s. 5.
Union. A rousing reception was given him
in the cathedral.
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The Journal says that Rev. Mr.. Heath of
Auburn, has recently received several calls to
pastorates in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island, but has declined them all, intending
to remain in his present happy pastoral re-
lations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-03

At the annual meeting of the Penobscot
Lumber Association Tuesday, as we learn
from the Wing, j. W. Palmer was chosen
President, Abram Moor, Clerk and Treasurer;
and Lysander Strickland, Eben Webster,
VIM. b. Hayford. Joseph L. Smith, Carlton
S. Bragg, and +. II. Dillingham;, Directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-03

Stephen L. Mcdonald, who escaped from
State Prison about year ago, and was con-
fined there for the crime Of rape, was arrested
Saturday at the house of his brother law
Mr.. Beal, in Greene, by two officers from
Lewiston. He will be returned to Thomaston.