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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
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arieg.-Dc eusdnOer.-Du baumwouen, sbau,c-
Ser SeIoentoo: i5rsaOtse Ndhrtt. DIE Stc9ssbot'
nabms.-Str 4airottsmus.
3ret SaDre Ipdren IN unseNpiIem SrteeCn
unp @jiud ilber GpupencCurts pmgfjpger, ale
pOglth rf gIn5en Geremtlten StdIlen ru;d
emE 8rteDsrrlIdrunJ perisIben 9e9en Gn9Ilnp
erduttert puioIn.
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&c wlr fuI Ancltt1 fhpn atan9e laElg &c
paien, unp p1 relirn ue5ualtitr IN iene nI>
| ItGaLlen 1ecb!e bort tn,ner gr0Ber uno tllf-
ttbtstrier tpurcen, 10 ppute Nmeritd tbni Cte
| STeaien Setgen, rpte ipelt es 81 9eben bate,
Gn9lnhe Sntfte btrlten iebr oft dnerltnt
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III un9ebuDrenecr 9Eet,e, unp nabnen, rpeRn
| tie etnen er9ltlChen Warpien porauf fdnLen,
Dtnlelben mti nd fort, tppbet es tpleoertpI.
.prflnl, pab iie aud ameIttaniide unter
lbIne1 entIubrren unp lie 3lpangen, In lhrer
Warlne bl ptenen.
4merifd bate pie 8rie9sertldrung alb
0ebsn laiien, uno md6te nun lCbGel Dor.
beretungen, um pem Sempe su bege9nen.
i'm Saa er au! amerItanIlbsnl Speen ldRoen
IOule.
9pusenrpuris freiit& warsn fiber ssnug,
baB tbIe NlfperlaliIng, 10 lpte pic 1m 8anisu
ldplrjcn Slulie nIGt rpn penl &rleBe be
ldttat perren wIrcen, bennpb wurpen lie
msbr pper pentger CADET petbeil9t, neil gfep
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lbre Sr,eu9nile ablegten uac opn no tie
ate gBdalen be5peen. unb bab bic Gngldn'
Der tbre pauptaufmertiamteu al,f pteie Staft
rtbteu wupen, raruber mar fein 3pefel pDrs
tdnred.
DIE erifen Standardization broden auf Gee
aus, he Ameritdner bemannten eine 9.pBe
| 3lbl ron pulten, relbe Die &lilten Gng'
ldrb'$ umlbwdrinten unp relIen panbelsf6ltfe
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ralp ;pttben Den 8rlesSltifsn bsIpsr 9a~
tpnen, ppbet bic GnJIdnper ipIepcrtou9lIccer.
lagen erlltt:n, unD mpnah mtbrere bon tbren
grGBten SIbrjeu9ea erpbert unb i'm 9rumpb
nad cen 8aeintsen Siaaten geflbrt rpur,
zen.
| SIN fpt8enben Sabre abrr ianete gn9taEr
5epeuteEre SIotisn nab Der amerifapuher
8ilie unp les.e I'M Ncrpea ptele 3,uppen al
cas- 9anp.
2lm %. @usuf 1914 litrmten tteielten etl
Start 9B1ibnStrn, perbrannen bds Gcpt!p.
iiIm unp paS parS pes YIaiirsnsn unp 40
atn ram NIT tprrr ie6ssi8 Shiifs itarler
5lrttt ge9en Baltimore, unterbalb tpelte
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YQint lGnfslen.
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BORT entsean, rttteten elm srpees Blutbat
unter ,bnln an urp ndGtsm @enerdt 9tpe
Der sn0lilbe 5esrfitbrer, Seicrlet irproer
mar, spsen fib oeiien Srupren Nuf tbr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
@egBeEisr fir ststisuOs.

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gaB astRasEeH, SlTaBbHE8 Rne Sptt9enpIdss
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gfrlaBt Baltimore utu 7 Is Uorgsns uuo 2.4O glana.
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btn SIS an ole Ria8ara.6dlls an autn Sta.
ateHtH tWNltN pQllltNtt uWb Dpbt NN4uAlNNb AAbAAS
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alus uuo I2.4 Nd@mittags.
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tSUHHcgs ausgtnommenl,
gatunsotncr Sftrbsbabn.
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Hbr ausgeHontrter. Sonntn9s funolth BON upt
EEoraens bis npr Ibtnbs unb sbt baIbs 6tlRbt BON
al ubr QbtnDs uab 2cuoon Part.
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uhr Tabmittags. - I'm SOHntaseH um uno III uPr
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sens uuo l. 2, 3. !, 3. 6, uno nbr Naamtttass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
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amertFantIdIeS 8Ols Hua &5tlB8E
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ltlb pWtt
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hntdiDrt.
gtr 5tadtu. .situtrltmptl init Riattruuas. .Disfor.o
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dilisn une IOHi8t 51trbgaFHu ~ R,wzSerfu Ra.
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Sbnipp sDpsr 6 60. BanIIrF
VIZ. 49, gItIt Rllim0trar
tplrlI0 lA.y BEN ,Wt tuHtfutf- 6rffnuNtg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Gels' pOpul3rer 5dlnllQOen,

Wr. 6Ol Nor0sGutopTtraBt D1r. 50
Bas btnieRc uuo bette stubRctdft n Der staot Sc.
Oer artIsl ptro usrIauit rDle aH9sIsiet
RGlbIsberne berren. Stiefrl gtndbte, 81 00-4.50
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BsnGbte berrfns Satttrs 2.0O-2.50
Sendgeltr ptrreu 9atisrs 10000
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SdUtrr SiiCfel iitr Brdutr 2.5O-3.O0
bobs GnabeHsaip. Stieielu 2.OO-2.25
hanbidubItberus Dan nftsErI bier atundt 2 50-3 90
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9dHng Samrns Stitfel 1.25-1. 80
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Damtu' slippers nit Abi6btn 75-l.OO
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Slippers, ttugsr ais tn trgtnb etutm lnotrn 9aoen in
otr Stabt Wau uergehe ben Vaa nidli. Pes' popula'
res Sdubs8sihdft In Str SO, OSorc' @utdTp flrIHt.
nnisr WtottD t rSdneue Bsrtdue uno HtucH Broittl"
z Ssls \ Sobn,
(Oh ID ,3gRhD SIR. SO, RorO .@utGpftabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
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@roBsn unD Rtiusu iu cer an8att8lu PrtitH ptrtaut

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uno SutrtCb,rbrtl BuTdntirt gDaarCH ntrbfu 10 o
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Chril1i0n Smith 4 Conn.

Rr. SO, Moro Gutau. nobe WutbsrrpfraBe,
Sabrtfartcu BON aIsu Scrttn 3udsr eplsIIatsn. I'D,
flr gBeibuah' h'sbhume eeutno.
6oebsn srbalttu stu GibIh,s 1ortmsnt uou frarJ0'
StId1et ie paNeuO. NaIe, Ggangen uuO UtanOsIu in
arpber WuEpahl. (2s4-D
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GlOrGnCr,"

bic beffe Wamilieu Stdbmafdtne,
unH6srtroftsn btn1ttt Der Giufaabstt unO Sausrbaf
tstst Der Contribution oUte s aud dus anosrtn gdbs
ualdtnen in Der dbarett lur Sruusuns fir als 6Or.
ten arbeien ohus IDedel Der VorrdllunItn un0 In Der
Sh6ubeituno @lahiitat osB Stidbrs hbertritit.
BertauisJtmmer Wr. 40, Rurb'S bdrlss ftrahe,
unter hen1 fImnurfr emneI NON. u. .dlle.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
Spc;ial : 9Ioti;cW.
DIorrGOr llr0tt.
Seuti3e Gad)9auOlHng
BON
eEran} SdlranGg1

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49bartn uutrrbalb GaIusrtFr.. i'm 2. StOdt.
Gin pOass Eager gang usutr VI sDin'trpGurtu 10.
ebsn trbaItsn CORA 43Ru(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

HAA JlaD Snno0n!
G&s5EsA Sit fh6nt bariids Brt98 r0dti,A
Gapt Gmtnen. tptro prompt na3 obi.
gem paItu srpsoir EBeeen Stat9usr tsmail stoWagel
ipenoe man FLO an D. q. Sranns SONS.
t2O2-i 9lr 81, SAosSdpifr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
NAN 0ims,crbau,.

| NfSsA Die / norpse Baris yf3sTestta,@
| . Gapt. 5urstnisn piro prompt nan obi.
gem parn eypebirt gDs9su Std8uisr tsmail stowage)
| uenbt man fd an D. q. BruunS 8 Gpmp
(226-) Nr. 81, SApsSapfraBf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
3uiammenitOB Der SOirc glrnce Mi
Ocn NCntlten.

0eutfbcr 9cricbt ii6er bic ztrIIua her iSran,prn.
go4 Elm uu8ebIi6:r Stes Der 6rnnsOisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03
EarIarIl6cr glNiltan0 0c0en 9NDlanS
Mn9eblitbc frau5. GrfOlec.

Cine ni9tige Ytrdrbcrung be!
Yariier 8ertrNgs in 8Ori d lag.
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In GmpIuuq III utbultn
paNGes.giutts per sts,IiaIH I'm 3DtbtHOsf hi;
iptgt
Uou Bumsn rd6 Baltimore iHrGrpahisnt @oI0 $2i 90
DO. tir ainber Iiptlheu uno 5Gbrru 1900
Vtr Sdmpltr uon Bremen uadb Baltimore:
TN 3pibtHbede e..,..,.,,.,..,.,,...,,,,Bo Sob 500
VaNnge.Butts fix bin uuo Iurhd ~ btrabgtltsttn
prttIen lNprul3.lJ.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-03

areg. Die Gugldnoer.-Dw baumwousut Sbaur.-
6rsunoi taitsbuno. Die ShlIdlt bel Nelu' Orleans -
Ser oelocntOo. i5uuOge Wdbrlht. Dit Ste8esbot.
i1att.-Se 10 ttTue.-Iiete YerpueiHung. 3bell'
nahms .-9rr Natrioiismus.
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,pnd MmsfcrDnn,

NHA Wan] NmiterDnm.
ESzSaA Dts ia6nt i&usuisssInbs Rcree.
- Bart. ~Sallas.~ Capt. Wtptrettrds.
Dtrb prompt nad obistm 3afen srpeotrt astasn Srai
pber paIaat tDt,bt man idp an
q. g. brauus & Goms.,
f163-l 9lr. 81. ShosSapirdst-
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Sticfcl mO SdJubr!
StirfCl nnO Shubi,

Der qrObt,. biliafte uno uusoeosbnisR, Bor.
ratb Uon 9tieIrlu unh Sbuheu. ptl6tT is
muIs Dem Yubliium riirriu murOel
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See. Q. Gtebens' C gomb.
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Gm ben NHfor6tnrgEH BET 6sit ia taiiPEs
Agn, babtH tDtr In
gtr Is Il l5, ROr6z5roHtar6Be,
SsrbDshs . - son sugetIfarGGf. vls-s-Vts
q 9rOtt1 1urmes
elm groBss iAnlt5t,Qts ggaaTsnbu us ets
rittst unb uuicr, Ctfct. i0wts uHitrt bGupts
Iihlibit,n &sriouisrduut 0brtbiH 0srlset
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
THE DIRIGO CLUB IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Aug. 23.

BosToS, Aug. 20.
DEAR JOURNAL; According to promise, /
writc you concerning the doings of the Diripo
base Ban Club while in this city. They have
met the Bay States of LYNN. and have baor
'e,e''ei' ont are not discouraged, for they
sui think there are games here for them vet.
The game was commenced at a onarter 70
four, the Drigos going first to the bat. and
Mr.. Rogers OF the Lowells officiating as nm.
pre, position which he filled to the eminen,
satisfaction Of both sides. Each side scored
one in the first inning, all playing particularly
sharp and careful. In the next three innings
the Dirigos were ''whitewashed while their
opponents scored 4.runs making the score
to in favor of the Lynn boys. Although
the little Champions were behind they still
Kept their courage up, and done some fine
batting in the next two innings, making in
the fifth, and in the sixth to the Lynn boys
runs In the fifth, and '.whltewash" in
the sixth. The score was now to o i'm favor
OF the Bay States, and the Dirgos were quite
hopeful, Dut were a little put ont when they
went to the field after their seventh with 0.
And their adyersaries then went in and made
4-Seore standing Lynn l3, Augusta I. The
Dirigos batted splenddy in the eighth inning
and scored 6, making the runs l3 for each
side on uaeyen innings. But the Bay States
batted fine and made S-score now standing
21 to l3. In the ninth and last both sides
batted well, the Dirigos getting and the
Lynn boys Z, closing the game in favor sf the
latter, by score of % to 49,
Perhaps you would like to know something
of the club which has defeated the Champions
OF the Pine Tree State. To commence with
they are the largest kind of Juniors" as
large if not larger than the Passag's of Bel
fast. They are heavy batters, and on field
ing cannot be beaten mnch by amaturcs. The
Dirigos were not up to their usual standard
in playing their ''outs," though several made
some very fine points. Scruton behind the
bat took large number Of foul balls, some
being of the most difficult kind, while Taylor
in the left field took five on the fly" Moore
on the second done splendidly, and fully sus-
tained his reputation as IA ''catehest." Porter,
Taylor and one or two others took their
third on raps into the right field. Appended
to this is the score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

agreed to carry and return all stock and arti-
cles for exhibition free (payment of freight
being paid at shipment and refunded by the
companies on their return from the Fair, }
and passengers at haif fire. The Bangor &
Piscataquis Railroad will carry passengers at
half fare, but for freight they will charge
their usual rates. The arrarg ,ments with the
Grand Trunk Railway are not yet completed.
During the first three evenings Of the Fair,
Farmers Meetings, for the discussion of in
terestng topics will take place in the Supreme
Court Room at the Court House, which has
generously been rendered the Trustees for
that purpose. The following subjects have
been arranged, viz
Tuesday evening-Dairying in Maine. To
be opened by Mr. II. z. Thompson Of Jay.
Wednesday evenng-The General Man
agement of Apple Orchards. To be open
ed by Mr.. John r. Pulsfer of Poland.
Thursday evening-Shail our Highways be
Fenced TO be opened by Hon. A. G. Le-
broke of Foxcroft.
All farmers are invited to be present at
these meetings ana participate IN the discus
sions.
All entries to either department OF the eX
hibition can be made free, and those making en-
tries will be entitled to tickets of admission.
We learn that already the entries are being
made in considerable numbers and the cores
pondencc relative to the Fair, from all parts
of the State, indicates great feeling of in
terest in the Exhibition.
The Secretary of the Society, Mr.. S. L.
Boardman may be found at the Farmer
office, and will at all times cheerfully give
information relative to the Fair Letters ad-
dressed to him will receive prompt attention.
We shall keep our readers daily informed
of the progress Of matters relative to the ex-
hibtiOn from time TO time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25


Left on bases-Crawiord L. Blanding 2, Scruton 2,
Taylor =, Parker |, Flagg |,
Passed balls-Scruton ), Palmer s.
Fly catches-Dirgo r.; Bay States 5.
Umpre-M NJ. Rogers, of the Lowell Club.
Time of game-21a hours~
The DiTigus nave issued the following chal-
lenge to the Bay States:
CITY HALL, BosToS, Mass, !
August %, 1870.
TO The Bay State CLUB Of Lynn:
Gentlemen: AT me, ting of the Dirigo
Base Ball Club, held this evening, it was
unanimously resolved that a challenge be
issued to your organization for a second game.
If you win we will consider that, as far as we
are concerned, you will be justly considered
the Junior Champions of New England. Ii
we should be successful. we will toss for the
date and place of playing the third game, and
the winner shall hold the above title. We do
not issue this challenge in a spirit of bragga-
docio, but feel that We can do better than we
did to-day. We trust that you will accept
this challenge, and we will play you either
Friday or Saturday of this week, on the
Union Grounds, Boston, thus remaining two
days longer than our tour was published.
GREEN c. FLAGG, President.
w. w. MoRsE, Secretary.
Tomorrow our club will play with the En-
celsiors, an account of which l will write
you. 'BoFFIN."
BosToN, Mass, Aug. "a.
The game of Base Ball to-day between the
Dirigos of Augusta and the Excclsors of this
city, resulted in favor of the former by
score oi 80 to 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Arrange ments for the State Fair.

The Trustees of the State Agricultural
Society have been in session in this city for
several days this week, engaged in closing
Fair. The Board adjourned yesterday, but
some one of the number will now be in this
city all the time until after the close of the
Fair. The General Superintendent, S. 7.
Holbrook, Esq, will establish his headquar
ters here on Monday next.
Work upon the stalls, pens, sheds, and other
fixtures at the Fair grounds was commenced
yesterday under the direction of the Trustees,
the contract for building the same having been
awarded to a party in South China for $3.50.
Other bids were as follows one party in Au
gusta S4G3, one in Augusta 1924, parties in
Fairfield $9SS, party in llalioweil S7l0.-
The contract for supplying the grounds with
water has not yet been awarded; neither has
the contract for furnishing hay and straw.
The use of the State House having been
granted to the Trustees for their use, they
have decided to hold the exhibition of Fruits,
Flowers, Fine Arts, Dairy Products, House
hold Manufactures and Fancy Articles in the
various rooms of the State House that may
be given up for the purpose. The large tent
for which contract has already been made
will probably be erected upon the Show
Ground, either within the new portion to be
enclosed 70 accommodate the Cattle Depart
ment, or within the track. This tent is l20
by GO feet and is to be in readiness on Mon
day morning, Sept. 10th. The stalls, pens
and other accommodations upon the grounds
are to be completed by Thursday, Sept. 18th.
Arrangements have already been completed
with most of the railroads in the State, and
contracts are pending with others for the
transportation of all freight and passengers at
reduced rates. The Portland & kennebec,
Maine Central, European North American,
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth, Androscoggin,
and Portland & Rochester Railroads have
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Serious Riot.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l. =,

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. "a.
serious riot occurred last evening in Fall
River, where the Spinners are on strike. A
crowd of about thousand perons assembled
near Durfee Mill to assault the workmen as
they came out, which was done the previous
evening. The police could not disperse the
mob and one of the officers was knocked
senseless with stone. The fire department
was called out and played water on the crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

L. B. Lawton, Esq, formerly of this city,
and for three years Superintendent of the
aims tspse, died day or two since in Boston.
was obliged to give up the aims house on this
account. He was about co years of age.
His remains were brought to this city yester-
day for intcrment. Funeral services were
held in the Free Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Portland & Kennebec Railroad,
GE "a sc Ess.s:sgE5Esf. Esssss5sss.5
Summer Arrangement, 1870.

Passenger train leaves Augusta daily for PcHt
land and Boston at $40, IL A. NJ, and 3.l5 p. NJ,
Returning, leave Boston at 7.S0 A. NJ. and IL NJ.
and Portland 40 A. NJ, u 45 and Is p. NJ. and,
will be due in Augusta ut 10 A. NJ, $50 and s p NJ
Augusta for Nassalbor0' Waterville, kendall's
Mills, Skowhegan, Dexter, Bangor, &c, at $40 p.
NJ. Returning, will be due in Augusta at 1850 "A.
NJ.
Augusta for IIallowel and Gardiner dummy
carr at 80, 1l30 A. NJ, 2.l5, G r. NJ Returning,
will be due in Augusta ut S45 A. NJ, 30 $50 p.
NJ.
Through freight trains leave Boston daily at +.
NJ, arriving in Augusta the following morning at
S.l5.
Refrigerator car is run the through freight
trains (both going and returning) carrying fruit,
meat, eggs, vegetables &c, i'll good order in the
warlnest weather.
L. J.. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

The scholars of the high school should not
forget their rehearsal this morning with Prof.
Millken at 10 o'clock for the dedication SER
vices Tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
FROM HAVANA.
HAVANA, Aug. "a.
The West India Cable.

The West India and Panama Cable is being
laid at rate of five miles an hour. The ex
pedition will probably reach Santiago to-mor-
row noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
New York Produce Market.

NEW Ohhy aug 30
COTTON--sales I'LL bales: mid upands l91s.
FLoUR-state olngelo; round hoop Ohio osJs ~;
western 5i0e6S0, southern 6O0s75O
WHEAr-sales lt9 900 bu; No. spring l30gl5o:
No. do l209l22H winter red and,amber western,
l3sali2, -
CORN-new mixed western, s5k5ss; old do lgo
in store.
OATS-state 53d5s; western 5055S
PORk-mess, 2s 50; prime, 26O0.
LARD-steam, I6A Kettle, l7h
BUTTER-Ohio, 20s30; state, 2is3S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

The work on the toll-bridge at Norridge-
wock is progressing finely. Part of it has
been raised and another portion will be Thurs
day of this week. 1t will probably be pass
able for teams by the first of October.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Suicide.
NEWARK. N.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. "a.
Alexander F. Utter, prominent leather
dealer OF the well known firm of JacoLus and
Utter, hung himself this noon in loft of their
tanAcry, on account of domestic troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

The ladies of the Free Baptist Church will
give festival at their vestry this evening
Admission free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

Rev. ID. B. Randall has been spending few
days in this city He is not enjoying good
health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
zocal ann State Nems.

Why is Napoleon likely to become bank.
rupty Because he cant get the Rhino.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Sprrial Notires.

Rcnnc's pain-k Hing Magic OH cures headache,
and all kinds of pain Every family should keep
in the hou to FOR sudden sickness ti~e choliC
cholera morbns. pleurisy, cramps, its, &c. lit
works Ike Il charm " sold by druggists, merchants
and grUctro. sol bV Fuller. tAWau.24
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
THE STEAMER CLARION,

Will leave Augusta at J. NJ, liallowell at li5 J..
NJ, connecting with the above boat at Gardiner.
For further particulars inquire of W. j.
Tuck, Augusta; II. Fuller n son, Hallowcll;
I. t. Grant, Gardiner; j, I, Robinson, Richmond;
j. +. Brown Bath.
Gardiner Anril Ii. 1870. tl9apr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. %.
FLoUR-spring extras 5oo8600.
WHEAT-No. p lis.
CORN-No. 2, 6sS.
0ATS-S9 for No.2
MESS PORk-2s.00.
RARLEY-li2 for No.3,
LARD-l5k,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
MarrirD

In Warren lith inst, Lewis p Mayo, to Miss
Maria Is. Robinson, both OF Waterville.
In New sharon, lith inst. j. Warren Lane 10 Miss
Emma +. Neal both OF New sharon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Fire in the Woods.

ST. JoHN, \. b., Aug. "a.
There are heavy fires in the woods along
The boundary between New Brunswick and
Maine, and villages in Charlotte County are
suffering severely.