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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
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fV tHe ReStotef'
siR-la your paper Of lac 18TH inst. 81
find an article over the ngnaiu1 ~
"Templsr," portion Of which lhihsAi.
calculated 10 do gros' injustice (whetSer'
intended or mott TO .he Board Of EJuc3-
ZION Of A'eril rown,hfp. i refer 10 that
par. az regards The le,ins Of The School
House TO The lowest bidder. Now Sir,
the facts are these Mr.. John F. Ca
rohers was bidder as stated for the sum
Of $780, 90. and to receive the pay when
the JOB was completed and inspected.
Mr.. Lewis Homar was bidder a, the
sum OF $444,50. in which, when consid-
cred win former bid, did moi include
the number Of windows by two, the nun.
Der required being six. when his proposal
slated four. In addition to this Mr.. Ho-
mar demanded the cum Of 1900 90 in sd-
vance which sum the board as q, tina, time
unable 10 furnish. You cir, cant h, ip but
see that the Board did no, act partially,
but justly. inasmuch ,s Mr.. John F. Ca
rolhss' mo. George Csrolhers) proposal
under the above aspect of The case, vas
the lowest bid. The above statement can
be verified by reference 10 The papers fled
with the Clerk of The Board.
When "Templsr" writes again he
should be posled on the subject.
ONE THAT KNOWS.
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CANDIDATES..
To THE VOTERS OF JEFFER-
SON COUNTY.

have been induced by my friends be-
longing to both Of the political Par'ie'
now in The field, and numbers oil my
democratic friends. also, to announce my
self for the Office OF Prosecuting Attorney
This | have not done without delibera'
ton, or full survey Of the chances iol
nv election. | do not come before you
ss the candidate of any party. The rea'
son for this is that the Democratic party
10 which have the honor to be-
long will pIesen, no candidates for your
sufrspes, and The office which | seek Is
no, political 10 its nature. Like the OIL
fee of Judge. the Prosecuting Attorney
should be free from all political inhuen.
ces. III can succeed in obtaining your
suffr,ge,, il must be distinctly under
stood that reprssen, no party. ! want
10 have no friends TO project and no en-
emies 10 punish. All good citizens can
have respect for snd confidence in man
who will not permit himself 10 be con-
trollsd by party, or personal influences.
Those who know NE will have no diff
Guilty, In sure. in believing that. when |
ssssr, these 10 be the only terms upon
which sm willing to accept this ONCE ct
the hand. Of the people. nesa exactly
what say.
lam no, willing, nor will The time now
permit me, 10 visit you personally, ou!
may bs permitted, without Infringing up
on prophecy. TO say that will be gra!'n'
ed to have tie support Of al who think
me capable of filing this honorable posi-
lion and will close with ts single re-
mark. hist, il elected. whsiever OF bum
bic abilities may possess will be dsvo'
ted to faithful, honest, and impartial dis
charge Of my duIes.
Very Respectfully.
JOHN w. KENNEDY.
OCT % Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

W. ". Mck,ig, son Of Hon. Thomas
]. MeKsip Of Cumberland. Md. was
Killed in The streets on Tuesday, by d.
c. Black, for running his sister.
The Demoera gained Eve Congress
men in The lsle Pennsylvania election.
Indiana has given $500 majority for the
democratic State tickle, and gain one con.
an, besides a democratic Lesisla-
ture.
White wheat sold in Baltimore at
81 40; red 81 / 80 10 81 20.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
For COUNTY ASSESSOR.

TOHN E. ERWIN, the present As.
y SCISSOR of this County, is again can.
didais for the Office of County Assessor.
Mr.. Erwin has filled the Office with gen.
ersl satisfaction to sll persons and we are
glad to learn that at the solicitation Of a
number Of bis friends he has consented
10 become a candidate for reelection, as
no better man for The Office can be Sc
lecled. We call upon the voters Of The
County to give him their hearty support.
Oci6 NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

MARTINsDuRG AND PorosAC RAILROAD.
An adjourned meeting OF tue Presldsn,
and Directors Of The Al. e. p. Railroad
will be held in ibis place on Friday mex,
October 2lsi. We learn that President
Faulkner has transmitted to President
Wsris oil tue Cumberland Valley X. K &,
the draft in detail as a basis of agreement
between lhe two Corporations Tor The
construction OF 'he road as for ss Martins
burg, for The present. leaving The C lnuuu.
snce ol The road iTVm This point 10 be de-
rermined upon after 1t is known ~ha, &C.
non the people OF Frederick county may
take IN regard to it. In The draft submit
ted by President Faulkner Tor the appro.
val OF the Pres,. aud Directors OF The
CumheIland Valley Road. every Interest
involved 10 the construction OF the road
has been carefully guarded, and the sllgl'!
change ifoB the original basis OF sgree-
menl, sccepmng sid as loan instead OF a
su5scrip ion, l. IN OUi opinion more sails.
factory Than the or sinsl temporary under
Standing between the officers OF the two
roads. as il gives the entire ron'rul of our
tnd ui to road 10 The President and
Board oi Directors Of the vi. & p. Rail.
road. The change however will be sub
mitted to me people Of Berkeley. as Mr..
Faulkner " II do nothing without their
pprovoi.-M arf;ns6wg Star.
C. Mr. Faulkner. the President. hs.
given notice that he has fixed upon Mon
d4y. October 25ih. for meeting Of the
citizens Of Berkeley county, TO gel their
expression whether to receive aid froa
tic Cumberland Valley Railroad IS I
loan.
The road will not be constructed FAR
der ihsn Maruinsburs as in,ma,td above
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

MR ZITTLE-You will please an.
LA nounce WILLIAM A. CHAPLINE
a. Candidate for The Office Of Clerk Of
the ClfcOiI Court Of Jefferson County. st
The election to DO held on the 4Ih Thus.
day OF October next. In making this
announcement, we are sclualed by no
Other motive Than that Of the Public
good. MIR. Chspline has now had con.
siderable experience in tho discharge Of
the duties Of tho Office. Has become per-
iecily familiar with the routine of bun
nes' IN The Court; courteous. polite aud
obliglng to sll-ready and wiling at all
Times TO impHi inform alton to shy tS,i
may reqsin IL 4; sentlensnly in his de-
pertinent and friendly 10 ell strictly
attentive 10 business, impartial TO Ill.
partial to none, and having 30 lar az W.
have been able 10 learn given general sat.
Islaet'on. we now present him 10 the 70.
lie" Of Jefferson County for reelection.
hoping and believing thai the people vii
sustain well.ried and faithful ofEciA,
Knowing sswe do that persons having
business with the CourI greatly prefer IN
experienced Clerk TO one wholly unac.
quInled with The business.
Voters. think Of this, and by retaining
Mr.. Chspline in Office you will give evi.
dence that a faithful discharge OF duty
has b en- appreciated.
MANY VOTERS.
Mn. ZirTLB Please announce ~.
A. ChsrlIne. as candidate Tor Clerk of
the Circuit Corr. at the election in Oe-
tober next. for The following among many
other reasons thai must be spparfnt 10
oil
Every person in The County, white and
c"l'red should feel the importance Of hay.
ing Clerk who understands the Difficult,
TASK oil bis office. as they are all more or
less interested 10 Inc Office. Should ,lrrs
be new Clerk elected. some years will
eisP'e before he can understand u. a., no
nan oil an ordinary mind can Oil the Of.
ice as II should be filed. We.l,.n rail-
opon al, willie and coIored, to vote for
William a. Ch'pline. reg srdless Of poll.
tics, as this Office should not be made a
political issue. II has nothing to do with
politics. bur 10 an Office that should be
hIied by comPetani and responsible man,
snd IS such we regard William A.
Chspline.
MANv UnTEDC
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Atarria9es.

On the l2,h inst, at 5 o'clock in the
afternoon, q, Grace Church, Berryville,
by Rev. r. F. Martin. assisted by Revs.
J. r. Jones and II. Suter, DR.. Ed,C'n
G. Booth, of Holloway co.. and Miss
Clara, daughter Of John A. Thompson, ol
Jefferson county, w. Va.
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. A. A. +.
Neel, Mr.. JANIS T. Horner 10 Miss
.4nnie E. Miller, both Of Berkeley coun
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
For THE LEGISLATURE.

4 T the esrnes, solicitation Of many Of
* my colored friends throughout the
County, an persuaded 10 announce my.
self as an Independent Republican Union
Candidate for The House Of Delegates OF
West Virginia, at tho approaching cleo.
lion. and csll upon my coIored brethren
throughout the county TO vote for me at
the election. and il elected shall dis.
charge The duties 10 the bs't Of my sbIli-
~, snd 70 the satisfaction and interests Of
the people Of tie county. white as well as
cuored.
GEO. MCKINNEY. (colored.)
Ocil &c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
NEW GOODS.
New Goods.

Elk Branch g. Unionville full up.
THE undersigned has just returned from
i Baltimore, and is now opening full and
complete line Of Goods, VIZ:
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots 4 Shoes large steck)
Queensware, Groceries,
Hardware, Woodenware,
Drugs, Confectionaries,
Furniture and Mattrasses
aud Ready Made Clothing.
Also full line Of No. / Factory Goods Broad
Cloth, LiRseys, Kerseys, Flannsls and Yarns.
In word our stock is full and at reduced pri-
ce.. An examination is solicited. Thankful
for past fayors. J. s. MELVIN,
Elk Branch and Unionville.
oct %, 1870. u
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census OF Jefferson County.

Towner Schley. Esq, the Assistant
Marshal. for this County, having obtain
ed permission from the u. S. Marshal for
West Virginia. Hon. II. Slack. to pub
lish such information as might be Of inter.
est TO this community, has kindly furnish
ed US the following, and at the same time
returns bis thanks to the people Of the
County for their prompiness and willing
ness in giving such information as was
required by the Department. and for The
kindness and hospitality extended to him
while taking the census.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

A woman named Mrs. Burns was run
over by 8 train in Cumberland. on yes
,erdsy week, msng!ng her in a horrible
manner, causing her death in lew hours
thetesfier. A, the time The train struck
her, the unfortunate woman was engaged
in picking up coal on The track.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
SUPERVISORS COURT.
Ocinller lS. 1870.

October Is, 1870.
Board met pursusn, to adjournment
Members present. Supervisors Roderlck,
Ridenour, Shaull. Slalsy and Turner.
Ordered, That an order for $4,000 be
gwen W, o. McCoughhy Road Survey
or OF Averill township.
Ordered, That en- order Tor 5000
be given John Burns. Surveyor OF Dis
trict No. l, Grant township.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

Don, hawk, hawk. spit. spit. blow.
blow. and DISCUS, every body with your
Ca s'rh and lis offensive oco-. when DR..
Ssge's Cstarrh Remedy will speedily de-.
stroy all odor and ares, the discharge.
The proprietor offers $500 for case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or by
NAL. sixty cents. Pspphlei free. Ad.
dress DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

rs. DESERVED PrDLIC MyNTloN.-A
contributor to he BALTIMORE american,
wrlnng from Harper's Ferry, among ma
ny other details, notes ihe folio wing men
non OF the heroic action. and un,sl6sh-
mes. Of Mr. James r. Reed:
On this (Sbensndoah) stree, Mr.. James
Il. Reed. with great hsro,sm, on horse
back u.Inf the second horse Whsn the
6rsl broke down, saved the life OF Mrs.
Nnnnamaker. lady over sixty years oil
age, by snslchlng her from ihs door and
placing her belsre him on the horse, and
hung her 10 the opposite wall OF The
sues,, where she va, caught by Mr.. e..
Trail; thence hs returned and took MI.
Jas. S,eadman, wife ahd children, Mrs.
Becrsli and son, and some oihers, in
Guiding the son Of J W. Neer, whom he
found clrneing 10 a window Of The store
room OF Reed d Ilopwood. MIR. Reed
had no lime 10 &c, into The aountins-room
and his papers, very importan, 10 him.
were in desk, submerged, and few only
Of them ssved. IN q damaged condition.
This gentlemen los, every Thing he was
interested in on this street, where his
busluess lay, Including The Shenandoah
ferry boats, ropes, and fixtures. lie
seems to have teen specially sufferer
by this food, he having iInpo:,an, papers
in the possession of Mr.. John G. Cock
re!l. who lost item all. together With his
own. a, The house Of Mr.. Alstadt, 81,
sonia law, which wa. destroyed. Mr..
Reeds noble sacrifice Of his own proper.
" TO save the lives OF ciizens meriied q
better fate. While Engaged in this I,us.
able tdou the swift wafer. Gu, him Of
from returning to his store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
CANDIDATES.
For SUPERVISOR.

John r. RAY is the peoples choice
q for the Office OF Supervisor in Shep.
herd Township. lie viii be supported
by
oets MANY VOTERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

Elm PAY for All.-StenciI Tool san pie,
YlU mailed free. A. J. Fullar, Gas Broad.
way, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
Shepherastown, West Va:
Saturday.. OCT. %, 1870

Ns- ClscrIr CouRr.-rhe November
term Of our Circuit Court. Judge Hall
presiding, will convene on Tuesday the
sth Of November. Several criminal cas-
es will be tried during this term,as we'll as
much ciher business will be Disposed Of,
q, the Docket is heavy one. The
Grand end Petit Juries are required TO
appear on the second DAY Of the term
Wednesday The OH. The following is
lis, Of the Petit Jury summoned for the
occasion -
L. G. E,chison. John Miller, Charles
GaMtll, Augustus Trump. John T..
Schlsy, J. s. Fleming. S. B. Harrison.
~. s. Miller. David l.. Ksedy, Jos. s
Slaley. Nm. Morrison. Abraham Glen
mer, y. >. ". Paterson. w. l.. Her
ring,on, John K. lawn. Henry p. Dean,
John II. Miller. Jas. Steadman Geo. w.
Show. Jefferson Johns, Newton Conner,
w. b. Chambers. Geo. McBse. John w.
Hill, John ID. Kee,ecker, James w.
Greenwood. ST.. Mortimer Campbell.
VIM. Gruber, ". Il. Turner and David
BlllmJer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

50 Cents 10 SIS per Ereniag. at Home ;
We ATE prepared TO furnish profitable en-.
plcyment TO Men and Women at their hsm4..
One person in each locality throughout The q.
nlted states. can engage IN this tusIness AT great
wages. We send, rREI, full particulars and
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on. Any person seeing this notice. who
wants profitable, permanent work, should send
US their address, without delay.
L. Z. ALIEN & CO., Augusta, Maine.
A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early indis
II eioo, Causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &c, having tried in vain every ADVERT.
ied remedy, h., simple means OF self.cure.
which he will send free to his felJa.suaeret,'
Address }. fl. futile, IS Nassau street, New
York.
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FOR HIND IND MACHINE.
The Lehigh University,

S0utH BfihlehtH, Pa.
= An Industrial and Polytechnic Institution.
Founded by Hon. Asa Packer.
The course is OF -Four Years, Two 10 tho
First and Second Classes, and Two in one Of
the following Tecbnical Schools /, General
Literature; ?, Civil Engineering; ,. Mechani-
cal Engineering; 4, Mining and Melsllurgy; S,
Analytical Chemistry.
The place is remarkable for its pure rir, good
water, health and beauty OF scenery. It is but
Ia hours by rail from New York and 2 10
from Philadelphia The fine buildings and
liberal arrangements for instruction commend
1t 10 Pars1i' and studen'', Apply TO the Pre-
sident. Students admitted at any lime.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
Sept 81

Mn. ZirTLE-The announcement Of
Mr.. John Spsng Ter IS an independent
Union Republican Candidate Tor HE
SherlGsty. isgrsiIiying TO his numerous
friends who will most cheertully support
hIm. His unimpeachable loyalty. hl,
integrity, and his competency tor the po-
siion are a fes OF the reasons why ho
should be earnestly supported. Daring
The brief time that hs represented Ihe
County as member Of tie Board Of Su.
pcrvisoIs. he deyo ei all he energies to-
wards the relief Of the Taxpayers oi JEFF
i.rsop. AZ the President OF the Board Il
Registration ~ 1867, We challenge any
honest Union Republican TO produce
The slightest charge against bl, impartIsIi-
" in registering voters, hi, honesty snd
fidelity TO The Union Republican parry.
or that he has ever swerved lror1 his duty
TO ouI County, our Stale, or DOR Naronsl
Government.
MANY VOTERS.
Oct. 8, l87o-Ie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

The reason Ilarper's Ferry and Boil
var are not reported separate is. that that
township was the FIRE. taken and 8, the
time i. was thought the towns could not
be KEEP. separate. The Marshal regrets
i! very much, bu, cannot remedy j, now.
MATT cYr,1rSs 81 vr.ps Avn rpwApn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

@ Capt John &. CockreIl has re-
covered the box containing valuable pa
pers, for a time los, by The destruction by
The food OF the house in WHICH he was
temporarily sojuurning. on The Shsnan.
doah river. Among these papers were
Bonds 10 The amour, OF $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

as The LATE.J. Z. BuCKLEs.-From
the Louisville Courier Journal We clip
the following resoIu uons in respect 10 the
late J. c. Buckles. Esq, who died in
that CITY on the 3rd instant. in the list
year Of hi. age. Mr.. Buckles was bro
Their OF Mrs. Charles Harper and Mrs.
William MoulJer Of this town. lie was
born and raised near this place. and when
Young man ne vent to The Western
county 10 seek his fortune -
Mr.. J. G.. Buckles, another old citizen,
and one known sll over the country, died
8, his residence al III o'clock q. M, in
The list wear OF his age. For many years
he wa, a steamboat agent. bul lsneIly was
agent for various lines OF railroads. lie
was noted for his many sterling qualities.
and wos beloved By sll.
Ata meeting Of number OF Tho prom
inent Railroad agents and citizens OF
Louisville. the following Resolutions were
sdopled -
Resolved. That We have heard with
profound sorrow OF the death Of OR late
friend, J. c. BackIe'. 10 this event she
commonly ha. los, one Of its olde., and
nosl respected citizens, the commerce OF
the cry one Of lis most effective agents
and all who knew him mourn his death
a, that Of KIND and generous friend.
Uprigh, as a man, most devoted in every
domestic r,lanOn, generous as nslghbor,
and humble and consistent as d Chris'isn,
he leaves a pure name and worthy
uemory as he heritage OF all
Received, That va tender to bis great
ly beresved family that sympathy which
spring, from our high appreciation OF his
character IN all The relations OF lie, and
from deep sorrow al his death.
Resolved, That IS 3 body We attend
hi. fUneral to-day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22

Number OF manufactures, producing
$500 and upwards. Ill ; number Of
deaths, from June 1869. to June ! 1870,
whites, 81; colofed, 60 total lat.
The Oldest white man 100 years.
The oldest cOloreJ man l0l, died
within The last year; four colorsd Per.
sons 100 wears old. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-22
Oci |
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN T.
MON CANDIDATE.

announce myself as sn Independent
Republican Union Candidate for lhe Of
fcs of HIGH SHERIFF for Jefferson
County. and call upon the voters Of the
County :os their suffrage. ! shall dis
charge the du.ies Of The office, il elected,
impsr,islly and 10 The satisfaction al al.
slso challenge The opposite candidates.
to meet me upon the stand tor the Pus-
pose OF csnvassine The CoUaty, in pubic
discussion, from the 24th un,il ,he eiec-
lion day.
JOHN SPANGLER.
Sep. "a te
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Public Sale
OF A
DESIRABLE
HO M & S T E A D
NEAR
SHEPHERDSTOTPN.

more or less, lying E,.. Of and within
one.fourtb Of mile of Shepherd.town.
There is comfortable Two.Story LOG
HOUSE, weather. osrded, and Kitchen.
on the premises. Also good Garden
and some Fruit. This land is in good
cultivation and under good fence, ond
would make very desirable home for
either mechanic or small farmer, aud IS
a Marke, Farm il would DO very valuable.
Persons desrous uf putchasing will
doubtless view the premises.
The above property cso be bought pri-
vately at any time between now and day
OF sale. Application may be made 10 Ell
Their Of the undersigned or TO 6. ID. Nc.
Glincy.
TERMS-One.lhirJ cash, The residue
in two equal annual payments with inter-
est from day OF sale, the deferred pay
men" TO DO secured by the bonds of the
purchaser and deed OF trust on The pre-.
misses.
Sale 10 commence al 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
MARY F. MILLER,
for herself and attorney in fact
for other heirs.
GEO. W. BRANTNER.
G. D. McGlincy, Auc,ioneer.
Oct 90, 1870. 5w
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Oct. 8. lS7o-ie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-01
Spool Manufacturing at Belgrade.
BELGRADE Mills, May 81

BELGRADE Mills, May 30th 1870.
DEAR Journal Il noticed in one of your
daily issues an account of the manufacture of
spools at Weld. l wish to speak of the bust
ness done in that line in the quiet little vii
lage of Belgrade Mills. Messrs. ID. & II. w.
Colder have bought the past winter ten thou
sand and fifty cords of white birch timber, at
an average cost of about four dollars per
cord, putting into the hands of the farmers
forty-two hundred dollars. They make sew
en- hundred gross of spools daily, and have
contracts for six months. Colder & Goodwin,
Excelsior Manufacturers, have bought four
hundred cords Of poplar at an average cost of
three dollars and fifty cents per cord. They
make one ton daily, with contracts for all
they can do for one year at least. n. w.
Towle has bought two hundred cords of brown
ash that he is saving into headings. We have
also a mandatory of rakes and spade han
dies, which is doing quite an extensive bust
ness. We have one saw mill and grist mill,
with never-failing water power, capable of
performing twice the the amount of labor.
SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-01
THE FENIANS.
ALBANY. n, Y, Nav 81.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 81.
Col. J. B. Lcverich has been authorized by
Gov. Hoffman to proceed to Malone immedi-
ately and furnish transportation home to all
strangers in and about that place. VIM. NJ.
Tweed advances money, and authorizes Col.
Leverich to send home at his expense all be-
longing in New York.
ST. ALBASs, May 81.
J. Boyle O'Reilly, reporter for the Bos-
ton Pilot, and who it was said was one of Gen.
O'Neilfs officers, was to-day brought before
U. S. Commissioner Rand, but no evidence
being brought against him was discharged.
He left on the first train for Boston.
The remains of Rowe, who was killed in
tine Richards Farm fight, was disinterred to-
day by consent Of the Canadians, and was for
warded to Burlington, where his mother re-
sides.
The body of O'Brien, who was killed in the
same engagement, has also been forwarded to
his friends.
Gen. Donnelly, who was removed from
Franklin to st. Adams this afternoon. is I'M
der arrest at the Weldon IIonss.
Theodore Murphy, who was captured by
the Canadians, is now in Swcetsburgh Jail,
and will it is thought be set at liberty at an
early day, as no arms or papers were found
on his person.