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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-09

PARTY of fllibusters recently made a descent upon Guaymas, Sonora, robbed the custom-house, and several merchants, took prisoners, and skedaddled by sea.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-09

cW Blank Mining and Quttelaina Deeds Special and General Powers-of-Attorney ' etc.. f9r sale st the Miner Oniee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-09
W0RMsER < WERrHE!mrR,

Wholesale Aad Retail D,aIeB In Groceries, Procisions, COtLisg, Boot, Sles, Liquors, Croctey, Hardszns, Turning
 a'.d Kiaisg ImplsneaS, sfc., C'ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment Of goods. r,. gently purchased, by one of the firm, in San Fran. cisco, and now on hand al their store ln Prescott Give us a call and see for yourselves. We are aot selling for ruinous pricrs; our motto Is and has been, Live and Let Llve.r
 Merchants, farmers, miner and othcrs, wishing 10 purchase goods, would do well 70 give Us call, before purchasing elsewhere
 W0RNsER
 A. wERTHRIhEs Prescott, Arisona. February l. issa mylSs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-09

HOsTE TIERS BITT E R s.
 Al Dr. Kesdalls Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-09
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN sAW-MILL.

The attention of the public is called to the fact that we have renewed facilities for the manufac- ture of
 All Kinds Os Lumber, For Building purposes, and for Mills and Mining We keep constantly hand ., the mill, Groom Greek six miles nin Prescott and the yard n large quantities of lumber for sale at the following prices m gold:
 Good merchandise at mill .............. 5000 per N Clear, ...-......,...- 6O.0O '' ' Ten dollars, additional a; yard. No departure from these prices. No sales made except for money accepted orders.
 A. Q. MOVES,
 GEO. CURTIS. Prescott March 5, 1870. seplT67
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Current Deposits of $1.OO and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in

gold, received by
agreement
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest allo,red at the rate of Sic
Per Cent. per a1an,tns, compound
Ell ere7y Sir Montks..
.DRlNCIPAL aud Interest, or any part
l. thereof, may be Withdrawn at any
time--the Bank reserving the right (lI,ough
1t will be rarely exercised) 10 demand four
teen days notice If the amount is under
81, 900 twenty days If over 81, 900 aud
under $4,000 or thirty days if over
S., 1000.
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Mechanics. Laborers, Clerks, Widows,
Orphans and others may hare: :dsposii their
savings and draw liberal rate OF ;n:erest
thereon. Planters, Professional Men aud
'Irustess wishing to draw intesSst:on their
funds until they require them for business
or other purposes. Parents desiring to
vet apart small sums for their children, and
Married Women add Minors (wbose de-
posits can only be withdrawn by them
selves, OF, 10 case Of death, by their legal
representatives. } wishing TO Jay aside funds
Tor future use. are here afforded an oppor.
tunity Of deposttipg: their means where
they will rapidly aecumulate, and at the
same time, be subject 70 withdrawal whsn'
needed. - :. =. -. d, 81, =:
Sept: 10, 1859, 2o--1y a ~: :,:. '.>s n =. * :;
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NOTICE
-
To Teachers

&~.E ~ -. .yres - ,:'-.s
'DUBLIC notice is hereby given
II that the "County Board Of Ex-
aminers" for School Teachers for Alb
bevilre County will examine all who
shall apply 70 them on and after the
26th of April instant. -, 4
:. No; teachers wilt receive. pay from
the State unless they shallIa exam.
fnation and receive certificates Of
qualification: 49, -. -
: Those wishing to be examined wifi
apply insaaediasely, as their pay may
date from said examination. .sEs%1.
The Board will sit at Abbeyilre
Court House, e.
e Notice is also given that the ,boun.
daries of the several Townships ip
this County will be. adopted, as The
boundaries Of the School. Districts" :.
|. !, = IS ~ - ..y HI. LoMAx,.. 4
I {. 49, =. z. -, ..dh,i.5a.,. Bslesa ].
e April+22 1870, 52-3m SO. ii,.4:,' ~,
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DIRECTORS.

WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. w. McMASTER; Columbia. -
A.. 9, HASKELL; Columbia. "
j. p. THOMAS, Columbia. :.
e. II. HEINlTSH. Columbia.
JOHN B! PALMER, Columbia. :,
THOMAS 3. GREGG, Columbia.
u. ELI GREGG, Marion. -.
G: z. SCOTT Newhe1sy. @,-.,.,-
". G.. MAYES, Newberry.
B. Il. RUTLEDGE, Cbarleston.. .:'
DANIEL RAVENEL JR,. Charleston
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: OFFICERS
WADE HAMPTON, President.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vice.Ptesident.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Cashier.
D. L: WARDLAW, Assistant Cashier
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ROBERT WOOD g. CO.,
~ PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL iron WORKS.


ORNAMENTAL iron WORKS.
f ARDEN and Cemetery adornments, Cast,
~ Wrought Iron aud Wire Raili1gs, Fount.
aims. Vases. Veraudas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
SUMMER Houses,
IRON STAIRS:
Spiral and straight, In every variety Of pat
terms. New and improved styles Of HayIRacks
Managers. Stable Fixtures. Stall Divisions, DO.
PATENT WIRE WORK. :.
Raings. Store Fronts, Door and Window
Guards. Farm Fencing, DC.
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to above class of work, we are now
prepared to fill with promptness all orders for
Brolze Castings Of statuary, colossal, heroic,
and life size.
ORNAMENTAL IRON GOODS.
The largest assortment to.be found in the
United States. all of which are executed with
the express view. Of pleasing the taste, while
they combine all the requisites Of beauty and
substantial construction. =.
Purchasers may rely on having all, arti.
ci carefully boxed and shipped to the place
of destination.
Designs will be sent to those who wish 10
make a selection.
May 20, 1870. 4-6m.
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These are caught by thousands and daily dis
played for sale in the Boston markets.
In a quarter Of San Francisco, within a
radius of 200 feet, there are, either finished
or in process of erection, three Jewish syna-
gogues, twelve Christian churches, and &
Chinese Joss house.
Two additional deaths on account of the
Orange riots in New York are reported II
The Knickerbockcr and Washington ice
companies Of New York are having a warm
dispute about some ice up the Hudson Inc
latter company holds the ice, but the Armer
controls the means of its transportation to
New York, and there they have it, while the
public perspires.
Two New York coroners quararreled over
the body of Alderman Scanncll one claiming
the right to hold the inquest because he was
first on the ground. and the other because of
political utilization with the deceased. The
latter triumphed.
Two Cinnamon have been arrested in San
Francisco for countcrfeitng notes of the char
tered Bank of India, Australia and China.
Thrty-seyen thousand in spurious bills
were seized.
-Four and half miles of track were laid on
the eastward end of the Kansas Pacific Rail
road Tuesday, and one mile on the Denver
end The passenger trains began running
Wednesday to Lake Station, 20 miles west of
Kit karson, connecting with the stage to
Denver-sO miles. The road will be com
plcted early in September.
The fifth national annual camp meeting of
the Methodist Episcopal Church opened at
Darlington. Maryland. near Harve- Grace,
Wednesday, under very fattering auspices,
upwards of fifteen thousand people being
present.
Commodore Henry Walker has been pro-
Noted to Rear Admiral; Commander W. n.
Jetfrips to be Captain; Lieut. Commander X.
l.. Pvthian to be Commander; and Lieutcn-
ant q. E. Wingate to be Lieut. Commander
The first baby in the town of New Chicago
NtOsho county, Nahsds' WIS ooiH va '""N
"a 1870. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs Nozart
4 deed to corner lot was Immediately
executed and to the voungster.
Mr. Gilmore has been very successful in his
visit TO Washington to arrange for his great
jubilee next year There Is reason TO be-
ieve that he will have present the French
Imperial Band. and also a Russian Imperial
Band. Swiss. Turkish, Greek and Spanish
Bands, the favori,e Band OF Victor Emman'
uel, the Prussian Band from the Palace o
Frederick William, and the fAvorite BanC
from the Queens Palace at Windsor. Gil
more's star will be in the ascendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

TIE SINKING FUND BILL.

Section ! of Tie Funding Bill which
passed Congress Wednesday afternoon,
prov i,lcs for the issue Of 5000 600. 600 Of j
per cent bonds; $500, 00o,0oo Of 4 II
per cent. bonds, and 81 900 900. 600 of +
per cent. bonds, running respectively 10.
- and 80 years. Scction2 authorizes the
Secretary to sell said bonds at par for coin
and to apply the proceeds to the redcmp-
ton of outstanding ,,-2Os at par, or he may
exchange the new for the old bonds at
par, but the new bonds shall be issued for
no other purpose. \ sum not exceeding
one half per cent will be allowed for com
mission in negotiating the new bonds.
Section is unimportant. Section pro-
yides for the redemption Of the 5-20s now
or hereafter falling due, at par, beginning
ith the first numbered and is ued, the
interest to cease three months after proper
notice has been given. Section > author
ICES - per cent interest on gold depos-
its and % per cent. of such deposits must
be retained in the United States Treasury.
and the balance to be used in the redemp-
ton Of 5-20s under the provision of section
f. Section provides for the cancelling
OF all bonds now held OF hereafter purchas-
ed on account Of the Sinking Fund.
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GENERAL NEW S.

a bronze statue is to be erected to Gener-
al Rawlins in Washington.
Professor Benjamin Pierce and son, +. IL.
North, and Henry Mitchell of the United
States Coast Survey, are en- route 10 San
Francisco.
A collision between two passenger trains
on the Northern New Hampshire railroad oc-
cured Wednesday near Canaan. An en-
gineer was killed and five or six other train
hands badly injured. Four of the passengers
were much hurt.
1t is thought that New Jersey will show a
greater percentage of increase since the last
census than any Of the original thirteen
States. Most of this increase, however, is
really the growth Of New York and Philadel-
phia.
Massachusetts Bay swarms with fishes.
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10 ont must snatch for like dog. | don't
! wish 10 resign if can get along at all but |
don't think il will be best for me to stay and
take all the abuses and insults heaped upon
me- The examination was very nara TINS
voar-harder than ever beforehand since l
have been successful in getting in will stay
as long as possibly can. One OF the cadets
refused to drill squad because was in 1t,
and they reduced him from corporal to
nrivate for dsobcdience of orders, and they
are all mad about that. The one who drills
the squad now is the meanest specimen of hui
mainly ever saw. After marching us out 10
the drill ground this morning he said to me,
STAND off one side from the line, you id
black -. You are too near that white man.
| want YOU to remember YOU are not on an
equal footing with the white men in your
class, and what yon learn here you will have
to pick up, for won'ttcach you ID thing.
And thus he kept me standing until the cap
tain came around inspecting, when he pretend
ed he put me there to teach me movement
which had never practced before. And
could say nothing at ALL or would have been
locked up for disobedieuce of orders or disre-
spcct to superior officers" If it ever hap
pens again shall deny it to his face and then
resign.
If | complain of their conduct to the COM
mandant must prove the charges, or nothing
can be done, and where am | to find one from
so many to testify in my behalff Ii this at
ternoons drill is conducted as this mornings
was. YOU need not be astonishcd at hearing
that have resigned. | have borne insult up
on insult until am completely worn out.
have written plenty of bad news, and wish
had some good news for you; but, alas 1t
seems to be getting worse and worse for
got to tell you. that ont of Sc appointments
,,t, pnssnI tho nyaminatjnn lDGN nal
prepared to fix the colored candidates. but 1t
Iroyed most disastrous to the whites !
hope you are all well at home saw vtry,
fine article relating to me in the Hartford
Courant, and ecl very grateful to Mr. Cap
ron for his kind words concerning me.
hope my brightest hopes will be realized but
| doubt if they will ever be here.
Give my kind regards to all and write
soon to your much benefited and thankful SER
want d. W. SMiIH.
p. S.-Thcre were 81 appointments; five
failed physically, A failed mentally, leaving
50 admitted.
"Perham rcpresemfs q primeipIe.''-Mai
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WEST POINT AND CADET SMITH.

-. A., m:
Inc IollowlhS ietter aPPeateu III 'ho III
bune on the 18th inst, and proves that
.,,o h.,dson,o,,. Contain white SIN
no"e'o' """
dents may nave passed Inc examination
necessary tn give them admission to the
;us,;t,,,;a, ,,,ar ro,o wo,n,,v dofc;ent in
one accompl;shment-that of being gen
t,emen The insults and meanncss accor-
ded IN vouno Smith because his skin was
'N7 ~,
niacR' were ihsuPpoftaoie' "o '"oooeu
cadet wrote to one whom he knew would
listen to his grievances the christian
,,a;on o,;,.or MI IJo,,,ra of Ntoi,o
s'''
To the Editor Of the Tri6nne.-Sir ! have
written short letter to Cadet Smith (the col
ored cadet, and the thought occurs to me
that l might influence high-m uded cadets in
his favor by giving my letter to You for publ
cation. The ninnies who will prosecute a
man because they can 40 it with impunliy
will hide their heads when the indignation OF
true men is excited against them.
If West Point has not power enough to
protect such young man as Cadet Smith
quick. able, honest mobiles spirited as he is
then West Point will have a hard struggle
against the returning tide OF feeling that will
break from the people. alil a graduate
of West Point, and am proud of her sons
""o naSe ueet ~ 10 ..e ", ,,,,on
cadets dishonor us by mean prejudice. that
oupb, long ago TO have been smotbered.
o. O. Howard.
Washington. u. G.. July 4. 1870.
The following Is copy ol lhe l't"i
written by Gen. Howard to Cadet Smith
w.sy,xcTos. DC IowArp UNIVERSITY
july :, 1870.
Nv Drn yor,G Fn1typ: have jusi re.
ce;yed vour letter of the 18th alt. 1t is pub
li.hed in the Washington Chronicle of thi
, rasn,I :" 40 homo Ton will never tbink o
g;yiny m while YOU have health to stand tn,
Storm, I suffered quite as much when frs
went ito West Point Endure the insults with
out any show of fear. A prompt and able
reply when of duty will sometimes avail you.
A pleasant smile will win hearts to you. God,
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$1,000 reward is offered by the proprietor
Of Dr. Pirrce's Ait ENt. or Golden NJ, deal
Discovery tor medicine that will equal ii in
the cure of all diseases tor which IT Is /, COM
mendrd. For Bronchitis, severe Coughs.
and the early stages of Consumption. ii has
astoni>hcd the medical faculty hy its wonder
tul cures. and hundreds OF the hest physicians
pronounce ii the greatest medical discovery
of tie age. While il cures the Severe>t
coughs. it strengthens the system and purihes
the blood. ~ Il care Tor pnple> on the face.
EruptlonS. Biutchcs. ScrUtulou> diseases and
Liver Conn laint" or Eiiousntss. it has nev-
er been tqualtd. Sold by druggists. The
G,Heiae has DR.. Pieces private Revenue
Stamp, GA the outside wrapper.
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After hearty laugh the bill was squared

The Wing says the Grand Trunk Railway
Company have renewed the lease of their
office in Bangor, for five years, and are now
fitting it up in excellent style. The Company
have also renewed their contract with Capt.
William Flowers, who has acted as Eastern
Agent for thirteen years, and as token OF
satisfaction have made handsome increase
in his salary The business OF his agency has
been yearly increased until the transaction OF
the passenger department amount to more than
500 900 annually, besides large freight bus
ness with the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

Some G000 tons of Shipping are being built
in Thomaston this year. The firm of Samuel
Watts & Co., is building ship of 1900 tons
OBricn, McCalium & Co., one of 1900 tons
Stetson, Gerry 4 Co., bark of 800 tons; John
Small one of 800 tons; Walker Dunn 4 Co.,
have schooner of $50 tons nearly completed
and will soon put up another of the same size
and Mehan and Payson have recently put up
one of $50 tons.
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Domestic Nems.

Hon. Daniel Norton, L. S. Senator from
Minnesota, died in Washington on Thursday
morning, of consumption, after confinement
to his bed for several weeks. Mr.. Norton
was born at Mount Vernon, Ohio, in April,
1929 lie was educated at Kenyon College
served in the Ohio volunteers in the Mexican
war; returned to his native State and began
the practice of law; he removed to Mime
sofa and occupied seat in the State Senate
six years. He was chosen to the United
States Senate as a Union Conservative,to sue
coed NJ S. Wilkinson, Union Republican,
and took his seat in 1865. His term of SER
vice would have expired March 3, 1871.
friend who at one time took charge OF a
set of books in a retail store, in posting came
upon this entry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

on Thursday, August 18th. 1870 at 10 o'clock \ NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates for Sen
ator sheriff County Attorney REGISTER OF Probate
County Commissioner, County Treasurer and 10
transact all other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis OF representation will be a. follows
Each town and plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and an additional delegate for every MY
votes cast the Republican cand date at the Cub
ernatorsl election of lsts. a minority traction
will he entitled to an additional delegate.
ANDREW LACY, Wiscassct-
JAMES A. HALL, Damarscotta R.Paohcdn
SAMUEL l.. MILLER. WaldoborC' county
SAMUEL J. BOND, Jefferson, Ccmnsitlee
HORACE FossETT, Bristol,
July IL, 1870
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The Wing says between thirty and tol ty
men are employed on the new Jail at Bangor,
and the work is being rapidly pushed The
granite portico is in place and finished save
cleaning and pointing, and is IA tine piece OF
work, The building when completed will be
an elegant structure.
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The Piscataquis Observer says the steamer
aRippling Wave" has begun its regular trips
on Sebec Lake, making one trip day until
August lst The Lake House has been
opened by Mr.. L. w. Bailey.
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OF the committee to investigate the
charges against Gen. o. O. Howard, eight
out of the ten signed report declaring in
substance that the charges are utterly
groundless, and that Gen. Howard has
been devoted, honest. and able public
servant They find that his great trust has
been performed wisely, disinterestedly,
economically, and most successfully, and
they declare that if there be anything in
the conduct of the affairs of the Freed
mans Bureau which could excise susp-
cion even in the breast Of partizan or per
sonal hate, il is owing to the fact that Gen.
Howard. conscious of his own purity, in
tent on his great work, has never stopped
to think of the appearances, which men
of less conscious integrity much more
carefully regard. The committee conse-
qucnuy recommend the passage of res
, olution not only acquitting Gen. Howard,
but recording it, Judgment that in success
fully organizing and administering with
fidelity, integrity and ability the Freed
mems Bureau, which has contributed 50
much to the accomplishment Of the first OF
these great ends, he is deserving of the
gratitude Of the American people. The
two members who sign the minority report
are evidently determined to break down
the General, if possible.
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A lad named George Ross, son Of Capt
William Ross, aged about seven yea :, was
drowned in Portland on Thursday. he fell
from the wharf at the foot of state street
On the afternoon of the same day lad named
wheel of which passed over his head, killing
him. He was about 10 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

Warren S. Dwinell has been appointed
Postmaster at Caribou, Aroostook county,
vice Lester Dwinell, resigned, and Solomon
f. Jones at East Washington, Sullivan coun-
~, vice Sidney X. Gage, resigned.
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SIr Charles Sias, formerly Of Dover, in
this State, but later of Midland City, Mich,
was recently struck by lightning at that place.
and instantly killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

a serious accident occurred in the town of
Thorndike, Tuesday. Three men and 10y
were precipitated from the caves of barn to
the ground by the giving way of staging.
One man and the boy were but slightly in
jured of the others having his arm and
shoulder badly broken, and the fourth recciv
ing serious internal injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

The Grafton on the 4th of July, at Calais,
was delivered by c. b. Rounds, Esq. OF that
city, formerly of Auburn, and is highly spok-
en- Of
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of Kcnnebec county are
requested to send delegates to Il Convention 10 DC
held at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, August io'n'
at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
three C., udidatcs for senators, one County toi"hs
snner Counv Attorney, County rTeas urcr, Sheri1,
aud to tran sct all other business that may proper
Nv come before the Convention ~,
The basis OF representation will be as follows
Each citv town and plantation Will he entitled 10
one delegate and additional delegate for ey eye,
seventy-hve votes cast ior joshua L. iti 9
FORTY votes will he entitled to an additional dce'
gate ... 40 ,,.i.,, "a
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Mrs.
To l pr. hose
To - :. sol.

After some study he ascertaincd that the
article represented by the last item was lone
parasol. -LewiSton JourHaL
This reminds the Belfast Journal of bill
the editor once saw, which had been rendered
by blacksmith to the agent of manufac-
turing corporation, which ran thus:
The --- Company DR..
To % lbs. round iron,
70 - " Esq iron.
After hearty laugh the bill was squared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

Charles Bank Jr.. has been appointed
Postmaster at Winucgauce, Sagadahoc Coun-
tv, vice Sewell Morse resigned.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Sidn ey Perh a N, /,
OF PARIS.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS-
LIST District-JOHN LYNCH.
Cd District-WILLlAM 7. tk 4.
I'D District-JAMES G. BLAINE.
4th District-JOHN A. PETERS.
For senators,
o., THOMAS =. CLEAyES,
OHior"' OTIS UAIFORD JR.
For sheriff.
o~.... LORENZO d. STACY.
For County Attorney,
oxnr1 FNOCH FOSTER, JR.
For County Commissioner,
oxe,,a ALBION p. GORDON.
For County Treasurer,
Oxford, FREDERIC h SHAW
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The United States Coast Survey are map
ping Rockland and the coast mile inli nd.