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First Re1inent Fifteenth Regiment.
Frank III. Edmunds. l.. IL. walker.
Third Regiment Sir6enM Regiment.
James H. Ayers George T.. Baker.
Fourth Re1imenL Seventeenth Regiment
Henry Il. Robinson Daniel III. Brush.
Fifth Re0inent EighteenM Regiment
Thomas M Woodruff william Il. Wheeler.
Sirfb Psoim,nI NineteenM Regiment
Thomas g. Townsend. Alexander McGuard.
SepsnM Re0iment TpenHeh Regiment.
Charles A. Woodruff Charles III. Ribbed.
Eighth Regiment Tpenty:Jfrst Regiment
Wallace Mott. william r. doag
Ninth Rs1inenL Ttcenty- second Regiment
George r Chase John McA. Webster.
EierenM REGIMENT Tipenky-third Regiment
Francis w. Mansfield. Richard II. T0lllon
Thirteenth Re0tment Ttoenty- fourth Regiment
James Torrance. Fayette W. Roe.
Tpenfyfnh Regiment.
Julius A. Parder.
CAVALRY.
First Pe1imsnL FIN Regiment
Thomas T Knox Richard +. Stewart,
Second Rs1inent George Il. Davis.
James n. Allison. Sirh Regiment
Third RegiuaeuL George s. Anderson,
Edgar SILVER, Vlnton A. G0udaru'
Andrew II. RUSSELL Charles G. Morrlsoh,
Walter g. Wyatt Henry ID. KingsbuTy
Frederick schwatka. SepenM REGIMENT
Fourth Regiment Andrew H.. Nave.
lanes r. Wasson Eighth Regiment.
John A Mckinney James r. Hickey.
". Grant White Nulh ReQWeW
Fred d. Grant Thomas s. NumiOrd.
Tenth Regiment.
Charles X. Ward.
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AUSTRIA.

TIIE FOURTH n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ut
TER JAY AND COUNT Won BEUSr.
VIENNA, Wednesday, July Q, 1871
The American Minister the Hon. John JAY,
gave grand dinner on Fourth of July AT which all
the ambassadors at the Court of Vienna present
Count Won proposed the health of President Grant,
who he said was the chief OF the great republic whose
brave soldiers had reconQuered the Union and whoss
swords were now turned TO olive branches.
Mr.. Jay expressed the opinion that the Anglo Ameri-
can Treaty would prevent hereafter by the estab-
lishment of international court of arbitration. Count
Beust in reply doubted the ability of any power to
restrain the natural quarresOmeness of mankind, and
said that hitherto mediation had only been tolerated and
arbitration rejected Count Beust expressed his sin
cere belief that the United states friendly toward all
powers and concluded by drinking to the long life OF the
Great Republic Speeches made by other pr0inl-
nent personaCe in all of which the most friendly sent
ments were expressed toward the United States.
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AN ALLEGED MURDERER HANGED BY MOB.
CHICAGO. July GA dispatch from Watseka,

JHICAGU, July UToPdrCIr
Iroquois County, ILL.,, says that rob Of citizens from
that town and the surrounding country to The number
OF nearly 1000 including women and children pro-
ceeded to the Jail in that place, last night aud took
therefrom Martin Mera charged with the murder OF bis
son, lad of years. Mera was taken 10 convenient
place near hand, where, after giving him 20 minutes
to pray rope placed around his neck thrown over
a limb Of tree, and hundreds Of ready hands hauled
him up and held him there until he was dead TO
leader Of the mob Dr. Daniels Of Gilman. and 10
and his abettOrs claim that Mera could only have been
convicted Of manslaugher and for that reason they
were justified in putting the murderer beyond tie reach
of mercy.
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Coolie servants have drawbacks which the

COole servants have drawbacks which tho
Caucasian finds II difficult to overget ST Louis house
hold which has for time enjoyed the orderness and
celebrity Of amond-eyed Celestial. was thrown into
CONSERVATION the other morning az prayers by the
ple King antics the Chnee who gayey followed tho
example of the family by rapturousy ana plousy wor-
shiping the brasandrons at the fireplace and what IL
NOR perpeXing. the prepOserous pagan insists on
spending four mortal hours daily over his mprOyised
nj.
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HOW GERMAN EMGBANTs ARE swIyDLED

Jacob Otto, alias Ottenheimer, one of gang
OF swndlers No. l54 Cedarst yesterday arrested
a charge OF defraudng A. Engler, German ont OF
500 in gold Nearly four months ago Engler and hs
friend f. Baden came to this city their way 10 Ger
many They were induced by stranger 10 visit often
heimers office and have their currency changed INTO
gold The coin placed in belts andson counting Il at
they found they bad been derauded about eco each
loss 10 the officers OF the German Emigration Society,
who caused Ottenheimers arrest. Justice Hogan COM
mitted him 10 await examination.
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, TORNADO IN WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, West Va, July GA terrible
storm of wind and rain, accompanied by fearful light
Ming passed Moundsyie, II miles below wheeling
this afternoon The stockade around the West Virginia
Penitenary was blown down. and one prisoner escaped
Houses were unroofed fences demolished, and greas
quantities OF grain destroyed.
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THE NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD LEASE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-TLe JOINT Commit
City Councils Railroads met to-day to take
upon the resolution referred to them. which con
tanned Instructions 10 the City Solicitor to take legal
measures 10 prevent the contamination OF the lease Of
the NewJersey roads TO the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. After long discussion motion TO postpone
the consideration Of the subject agreed 10.
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much more than that on havihe ous
q, The eXu6erance of bis LOYALTY, diverted 1u paone e
funds of the Department of the Bne ior s Of Ev
yyinr fete 10 the Emperor In the preieov
sfnx lie is accused Of having cooked the pre- %
accounts 10, his own private ADVANTAGE anu
,tb The contractors specific charge on y,
"f 200 1o0f out Of tie amount Of puDlc suo T ria
5fo 0nof or Coo OOOf il made against ot taf 70 he
which must now inevitably take pace '" ~ "
tt.ra
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PROPELLER ASHORE.

WOODS HOLE, Mass, July GA schooner
rugged propeller bound for Boston, and supposed TO be
from Philadelphia, ashore on Middle Ground At high
water this afternoon. schooner is alongside carrying
out the anchor. The wind is southwest and light.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

5mented by Dr. Lorvy. Baptist divine. who related
most remarkable experience with Profound effect The
arrivals to-day are estimated at 1000 Mrs Wright os
NewYork conducts meeting tonight The utmost har-
mony and deep feeling prevail. The business. however
savors Of secular character One enterprsng boy has
purchased the sole right to black boots on the ground
The monopoly will probably yield him a fine FRONT.
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HOW THE WIND BLOWS IN EfpHAeKA.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Dpl1Ng The storm in Ne
braska, last night train on the Fremont and Blair
Railroad lifted from the trach and blown 20 feet
from the rails. An infant killed. the mail agent
fatally wounded and Is other persons or lees
hurt Beknap, Secretary Of War, is in the city.
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CADET ASSIGNMENTS.
assignmentsof

WASHINGTON, July 6-The following are the
assignments the Cadets who have just been graduated
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WASHINGTON.

RETURN OF THE Observation-Disclosures CON
FLICT OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN SECRETARY
BOUTWELL, AND GEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE NEW LOAN IN EUROPE
LILY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
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VOL, XXI. NO. 9'4o''.
FOREIGN NEWS,
FRANCE

FRANCE
MORE ELECTION EETgTS 5rpTR,i AENt Protest
TsASNSgs r ESs TN rs H AeAISs1 THE TONE OF
nv" rerNCH PRE- -. ,,07,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25
From Washington.

Washington, April "a. The Secretary of
the Treasury orders the commission of bank
ers, and others negotiating the new loan, to
be paid in coin. Those who have received
commissions already, are notified to return
the amounts of currency and revenue coin in
lieu thereof. The subscriptions to the new
loan to-day amounted to SljS,000.
The new bonds will be ready for delivery
about May lst
Patrick McGomers who came to Washing
ton from Pawtucket, to claim the Presidents
Chair was started back to Rhode Island on
Saturdays train, but he jumped from the car
at Pladensburg and returned. to this city,
when he made another attempt to obtain the
Presidents Chair on; Saturday evening; he
was however elected from the executive man
sion and transferred to the police who kept
him in the guard house until this morning,
when he was sent to the insane asylum, the
physicians having pronounced him insane.
The navy department is making prcpara-
tons to send several vessels to meet the Rus
sian feet with the Gar on board, in June
Admiral Porter will command the reception
fleet
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lists, were opened in Sacramento on Friday

lists, were opened in Sacramento on Friday
In the evening, $1,000 people were present.
President Grant had a grand reception a
indianapolis on Saturday night, at whicl
| speeches were made by Senator Morton ant
| Representative Coburn.
| The track is now laying on the Northern
| Pacific Railroad at the rate of one mile ;
| lay, and over three thousand men are EN-
| ployed in the construction of the work. Car,
| are now running two miles beyond Brainard
The correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says the Supreme Court had long session or
Saturday, at its consultation room of the
Capitol, on the legal-tender question, re.
opened before it last week, ard it is under.
stood that the previous decision of the Cour
is to be reversed, five Judges asserting anc
four dissenting.
Utah is being reconstructed, and gentle
man just from there brings encouraging ac-
counts. Mormons and Gentiles visit and dc
business together, and Mormons are mostly
hired to work the mines. large number OF
Gentiles have married Mormon girls within
the last two years. Polygamc marriage are
now the exception, and not the rule, as here
tofore.
The joint committee for investigation into
the ku-klux outrages are discovering some
dlfference of opinion on the future course to
be pursued. The southern members, espe-
cially Mr.. Maynard of Tennessee, are anx-
ious to proceed at once with the investigation.
but the northern members are less willing to
spend the hot season in the South. The plan
which finds most favor is for the appointment
Oh subcommittee to sit at the Capitol dur
ing the summer and receive any testimony
which may be offered Later in the fall the
whole committee may form into sections and
visit the southern States. The committee
has adjourned till May II, when it will meet
to hear the report of the SUBJ committee APP
pointed TO draw up plan of operations.
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Bdwelrs Dramatic Company opens for
brief season of three nights, at Granite Hall,
on Friday evening next Miss Dohie Bidwell,
the charming actress, who has many friends
in Augusta, where she has frequently appear
ed before full houses, is still with the COM
plny, which is also otherwise composed of
most excellent performers. Their success
throughout New England has been immense,
and we have no doubt that our theatre going
people will turn out in good numbers on Fri
day evening.
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From Boston,,

Boston, Mass, April a. It's announced
that President Grant has accepted the invita-
ton to attend the anniversary meeting of the
army of the Potomac, in Boston the 18th of
May. Gen. Meade will preside.
The State constabulary investigation was
resumed to-day, on part of the defense.
The seats of the two Republican Repre-
sentatives elect in Manchester n. H., are to
be contested, on the ground that the number
of votable polls in their wards was insufficient
to warrant the number of Representatives
chosen. Also for alleged illegalities in the
manner of election.
Dartmouth College has been presented
with the sum of 700, by +. w. Stoughton,
Esq, of New York City, to found museum
of Pathological Anatomy in the medical de-
partment
ARRIVED.
Arrived schooner May Morn, Barbados.
Below barque Napier, from Singapore,
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The funeral of the late Rev. W. A. p
Dillingham; will take place at his late resi-.
dence in Sidney to-day. After the services
the body will be brought to this city and in.
TERED in Forest Grove Cemetery. There
will be no Masonic services or display Of any
kind, as it is the desire Of the friends of the
deceased that the ceremonies be conducted in
the most quiet manner. At special meet.
ing of Bethlehem Lodge holden last evening
a committee was appointed to draft resolu.
tons expressive of the feelings of the lodge
at the departure of worthy and honored
brother.
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New York Produce Market.
New YORK, April "a

COTTON-saes 2SS5 bales mid. uplands l4A
FLOUR-siO0; state 00aGs0; round hoop Ohio
esq 100: western 100000; southern O009O0O.
WHEAr-4S000 bu No. spring l39l5j; new
No. do.l5l 9l55; winter red and amber western
0O09
CORN-79000; new mixed western, 72a131s ;old
co. '0''
OATS-state 600; western G3aG6.
PORk-OOO. new mess, O0009 CO. 90 old, 90 O0
COCO prime 1000 1880.
LARD-0OS00 steam; l0is /; kettle
BUTTER-West q state 20a3s.
WiiISkEf 0o0O Western free, g9lH.
RlCE-Carolina, s.469
SUGAR-Porto Rico o 40 Muscoyado o
%.
MOLASSES-N o. a.
SPTS TURPENTISE 80.
ROSIN-255 for strained.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gl3, refined 2!'s
TALLOW- 50. a9a
FKElGHFS TO LIVERPOOL. Cotton 3 led
-four 0s. 3D. wheat sd
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At every beck of Fashion, tickle and uncer-
tain as the mythical creature is, there are
those who will bow down and worship, or fol-
low this goddess although it may lead them to
destruction. Fashion gossip has decided that
in passing lady on the street the hat should
be raised, during the present season, with the
left hand, the little finger and thumb to be
placed under the rim. The bow for April is
little to the left side, and not quite as low as
formerly. Should there be a tree around
which you must pass in saluting the lady,
make tree-mendous bow. Tobacco guilds
for May are to be thrown to the left.
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The proprietor of "Stacyville," George G.
Stacy, Esq, is surveying his large lot near
Western avenue, and laying it out into house
lots. He has planted fruit and shade trees
and ornamented the different lots with ma
pies and evergreens. There are some very
eligible and desirable sites for residences in
that part of the city, and before many years
"Stacyville" will become one of the most
populous parts of the city.-Mr. N. G.
Ware is adding cupola to his new house on
Spring street. Mr.. Ware has a very attrac-
tive and convenient house, built in modern
style.-Mr. Lewis H. Tibbetts on Weston
street, contemplates either selling, or making
most thorough changes ard repairs on his
dwelling house.
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DR.. j. S. Gushing, who has been in the
successful practice of medicine in Sidney for
the past twelve years, will remove this week
to Skowhegan, where he intends to establish
himself in the work of his profession. During
E his residence in Sidney, DR.. Gushing has
doubtless had more extensive practice than
any other physician in town. He has also
held many prominent positions in the town,
and was honored in 1870 with seat in the
Legislature, from his class. He has recently
visited the large hospitals in New York and
Philadelphia for the purpose Of increasing
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A grand thing has recently been done for
the Newton Theological Seminary. Previous
to the last year its cash endowment amounted
to Sl6O, 600; but its friends, such as Gardner
Colby, J. Warren Merrill, and others of like
spirit, feeling that this was inadequate to the
wants of 80 important an Institution, COM
bined their efforts and have just completed
subscription for 100000 more, making the
whole money endowment $35O,OOO. The
Baptist denomination have occasion to felici-
tate themselves on the completion Of the en-
terprise. This denomination now stands in
the foremost rank in the support of educa-
tional institutions, having under their direc-
ton and support no fewer than thirty-five
colleges and eleven theological seminaries
within the limits of the United States.
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From Chicago.

Chicago, H., April "a. Maj. Powell tn,
Colorado explorer leaves Normel, ILL.,, to- day
on his second journey. He goes under tn,
auspices of the Smithsonian Institute, there
being an appropriation of 1914, 900 for the ex
petition The party is supplied with instru
ments, boats, and all that is necessary for .
complete and accurate survey and explora
ton. They intend to make stay of two
years.
A fire at Henry, Marshall County, ILL.,, OF
Sunday caused damage of over $50, 600
The principal loosers are John Kline, c.
Gould and j. L. Jones.
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New York Stock Market.


view 1VKK, ApllI T.
Marlposa, ca, do.pfd., IL; Canton Co ssX Cum
bertrand Co., 30 Western Union Tel. Co., So ;
quicksilver Mining Co., lah Pacific Mail, al.
BostonWater Power, "a , Adams Elk. Co.. sl,,
Wells, Fargo Col American Merchants I'm.
"a ~. S. Ex. Co., 81 N Y. Central and Hudson
river lol.s do. scrip, sd1s Erie, 2ldo. pfd. 4311
Harlem, 1872 do td, 1873 Reading l09a Mich
Central, l23; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
~; Chicago 4 North Western sSls do preferred
81 Chicago Il Rock Island. 49, Mil Il st .Paui
62A4 do preferred - Toledo Wabash u West.
ern, Is Toledo, Wabash Il Western preferren
81; Pittsburg h Fort Wayne, 80; Terre Haute,
3lb, do. pid. 50; Alton, ll9, do. preIa. l2U
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Summit Mount Washington.

Mt. Washington, via. Lttleton, April "a
Observations taken at Z. NJ. Barometer
1910; change minus Thermometer Is
change minus 6. Relative humidity "a
Wind w. Velocity of wind A miles pei
hour.
The wind blew very hard all day yesterday
and to-day the summit is shell covered with
dense clouds.
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NEWS BY NJ ALL.

Ben. Wade declines a nomination for the
governorship of Ohio, and thinks the Hon.
Darious Caldwell an excellent candidate.
The St. Louis canal, between LYONS,
France, and the Mediterranean, has been
completed, and is now navigable for vessels
of from 200 to 2000 tons.
Chief-justice Mexican will hold the mex,
term of the district court in Salt Lake CITY
on May 10. II is expected that arrangement.
will be perfected to enable him to have Crane
and petit jurors.
The great canvass tabernacle, with New
ersey, New York, and Washington revival
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We noticed in Gardiner the other day con-
siderable activity in the new brick yard OF
Messrs. Morrell & Plaisted, on North street
New sheds have been erected and machines
purchased for the manufacture of tile. Ar
adjacent hill is being levelled for the accom-.
mediation Of a brick kiln There is CLAY ir
abundance on every hand. This firm has re.
ceived orders from all parts of the country
for bricks and drain tiles.
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More than 500, 900 people bear testimony
to the wonderful curative effects of DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Discov-
cry. For palpitation or irregular action of
the heart, all severe acute or lingering Coughs,
and for oliver Complaint" or "Bilousness"
it is unequaled. Sold by all druggists.
apl25- t&weodlw
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From New Ork.

SUICIDE.
Ogdensburg, April "a. Menessa Frank,
prominent dry goods merchant in this city
who recently became involved in fnancia
difficulties, hung himself to-day. His bust
ness troubles caused insanity.
Rev. DR.. Charles hurry and II. Martin
we're to-day held by Commissioner Daven
port for trial, for completely in forgery o
:laims for soldiers bounties and back pay
The claims were made out in the names O.
lead or discharged soldiers, who had not re
covered their bounty or back pay, and thes,
'wlndles, 1t is understood, have been large
and continued for some time.
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From Portsmouth,

Portsmouth, n. H., April "a Col. John
Rice of kittery, died this A. NJ, aged So
years. He was prominent and widely
known gentleman, and formerly naval store
keeper at the yard.
1t was Rufus Dow and not l.. Plummer
Dow of Ettng who died suddenly on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25

One of the old landmarks in Boston
S. r. Niles, the popular advertising agent,
who had rooms in the building, has beer
obliged to vacate, and has taken quarters al
No. 8 Trement street, where we hope he may
take many quarters in commissions. We
have long transacted business in Boston
through Mr.. Niles agency, to the satisfaction
of all concerned.
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Chicago Produce rket,
CHICAGO, April "a

FLOUR-sprng extras CTS
WHEAT-No. ., l25K
CORN-53 4
OATS-47sl for No.2.
RYE-No. ,, 81.
BARLEI-S7S for No2.
MESS PORK-lS.25
LARD-l0s.
LIVE HOGS-5G01G00
RECEIPTS-5O00 flour, 5000 wheat, 2laOOO corn
81 900 oats, 5000 barley, 5000 hogs. O,OO0
81 SiiiPMENTSn1oO hour, 202 600 corn, 1000 oats
0o00 barley, 900 hogs
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From Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y, April "a. The boats COM
menced locking on this division of the canal
at six o'clock this morning, and at five o'clock
this evening 100 boats had cleared with Co.
500 bushels of grain. The tolls amounted to
$1,000, and were collected. The break in the
canal near Farfort will be repaired in two
days.
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From Havana.

Caracas, April 8. The larger portion OF
Palidas' army has retired to Leguayra from
the west, where peace again is re-established.
1t is generally supposed that Guzmans own
partisans are working to commence a re-
bellion to overthrow him.
Qaeeseda remains at Caracas, having re-
ceived 10000 from Casanova, the emissary Of
the New York Cubans.
There are no indications that Guzman will
aid Queeseda.
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Brass instruments
Of the most Approved Manufacture.

Very Large Stock, at Low Prices.
VIoLINS. The Best, from 400 to $500 each.
FLUTES of every VARIETY
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARSi
FLUTINAS, ACCORDEoNs, CLARiNEIIso
FLAGEOLETS, FLIES, and all other Masicai In
struments
STRINGS for all Stringed Instruments
PIANOS AND MELODEONs for Sale and to lett
Music for Bands, Music Books, and all Kinds OF
Musical Merchandise.
JOHN G. HAYNES u CO.,
wlylo 50 Court st., Boston.
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From Massachusetts

Springfield, April "a. The Dye and Drug
House of the Swift River Co., at Enfield, was
badly damaged by fire this A. M. The ma
chine shop and picker house adjoining being
wholly destroyed. 1t was fully insured.
The recent fire at Florida destroyed the
house and barn of Sylvanus Clark, which was
a total loss.