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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-30

STATE Of IVES. Virginia:
Al Rules held in the Clcrt's Office Of .hc
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the FIRST
Monday In October, 1871.
George j. Arnold,
rs. Petition
Peter M.lnele, Vim. In Chmcery
McA nelc. &c.
TINE PETlTI0SIS THIS CAUSE AL.
/ l-grsthRt there Is JuhjeC, TO the order Of
tho Court a fund, being the surplus after pay.
ing the purchase money due George J. Arm.
cid, arising from q sale under decree OF this
Court IN the case Of George J. Arnold against
James and Peter NcAnsle, Of 100 acres Of
land on Three Lick Run Of Oil Greek, In
Lewis county, West Virginia, sold BY said
Arnold to James and Peter NcAnelc, half Of
which surplus belongs 10 Peter McAnclc /;
and that there Is due said Arnoldfrom Will.
INN NcAncle and Peter ucAnelc debt for
balance OF purchase money for 1873 acres OF
land on said Three Lick Run, sold by said
Arnold to Vim, ana Peter McAnele. aittr ap-
plying the proceeds Of tue sale Of said l33
acres under decree Of this Court In the, case
OF said Arnold against VIM. md Peter
McAnele, for which Iurplu, said Arnold has
obtained decree and sued out execution.
The object Of this petition is to obtain q
decree allowing said Arnold the half of said
surplus belonging to Peter McAnele, arising
from said 100 acres, TO be arplied 10 the debt
due from YIN. and Peter MeAnelc, for said
1873 acres, and for costs.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
Peter McAnclc Is not 4 resident Of the State
Of West Virginia, and he not appearing. II
10 ordered that he do appear here within ont
month after the date Of the first publication
Of this order and do what Is necessary to pro-
tect bis interest In this suit.
A Copy-Tcste:
JOHN C. JACKSON, Clerk.
e. ARNOLD, pa. aug9-it
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NM Eol NlNhiN'h SNi' hNDl -.
w -lS71---1872.--
The last Catalogue shows an attendance o.
III Students at this Institution. Five dis
tluct Departments OF Instruction, with full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages ;
Ma,hCmo tics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences: &C., &c, carefully and thor.
oughly TAU ht. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illus traied by appropriate apparat-
US. Special advantages Tor the study Of &c
ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Miucralogy, Geology and ConcholOgy; tol
gether With many specimens In other depart
ments Of Natural History. Fine Buildings ;
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term hegins Sept. 9. Winter, De-
cembcr 5. Spring, March 20. Commence,
ment, June 10.
Boarding from So to 81 per week.
Tuition, from Sis TO $24 per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
Norgantown, W. Va.
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JACOB SCHMITT,

- -CAnlSEr AAkEHt
CENTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA
Keeps constantly 'on baud full and
complete stock Of Of all kinds of furni-
ture, such as Bureaus. Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Ded-stcads, &c., &c, OF the best
quality, at reasonable prices llOrders
promptly attended TO.
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MFRS. MARY E. yARNEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street. Wceto,

'ES'H tF'NNsT W NuNVHt
Mrs. VArney would respectfully inform
the ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
has Just received and has now on hand a
full and complete assortment of notions,
ribbons, millineryand straw goods, bonnie,
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonLc,
silks, sa,inS, and velrets, blondes, nttts,
grapes, iuches, flowers, feathers, ornamen Is,
straw bonnetS and ladies' hats-trimmed
and unttimmed-shaker hoods, sundowps,
&c , which she Is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be done
in the hes, style. nl6ly
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TT TnASks-To Mr.. T. NJ, Anna
walt for aquartrr Of po'sum, nicely
cooked. The thing is good eating,
and &c !, ou.dn't object to more.
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Rcrollcct that Mrs. Varncy sells
Millinery Goods from Is to 90 per
cent less than any other house in town
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

All who desire good Photographs, cali at
once nt the UcStOn Art Gallery, opposite
the Mozlcy Hotel. S. L. SEARS,
Proprietor,
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DRESToS DAWSON,
-uLAcEsN1u ASn IRoS.woREER

III -uLANhhAllH am lNUN'NuNhhH
NEAR TIE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, etc, re-
paired on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. lIOrse-shOcing carefully
attended 10:
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Extracts Of all kinds at Rrinkman'H.
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M Y BOOK STOR G

Is complete at all times. sell at Baltimore
prices, with per cent off, Country Merchants
supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS at publish
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
EVANSVILLE. IND.
THE ANNUAL TOBACCO FAIR.
A LARGE BOARD OF BUYERS
PRESENT.

EVANSVILLE, July 2I.--The annual to-
bacco fair closed last evening and was in
every respect grand success.
Twenty Ave hundred dollars in gold
premiums were Offered for the different
grades. .'' tl HI
The fair brought together large-num-
Der of competitors for prizes In addition to
the regular board
There were additional representatives
from Cincinnati, Paducah, ST. Louis, Bal
timore, New York, henderson, Lomsville,
Shawneetown, Hopkinsville Clarksville
and several other places, causing the bid
ding to be very spirited aud At full prices.
The two hhds. entered for account of
planter in Ballard county we're not admit
ted by the board on account Of somo in.
formality. Daring the sale Of prize and
classed tobaccos they were offered and
bought by J. B. Byrnes, Of Evansville, at
$l02 and $50 per one hundred pounds.
Some choice selections of bright leaf
and cutters were taken at fancy prices
some as high as $40 TO $50. The ssles,
however, average above former quota
tions, and at the close may be said to
range as follows: Lugs, $3.50 TO $40
common TO fair low leaf, $3.50 70 $3.50
medium bright leaf, 5000 to sll.00; COM
mon to medium cutters, $i2.0O to $1,000.
The tobacco to be shipped will GO to
Louisville, Cincinn natl, New Orleans, New
York and Baltimore, principally. a large
quantity OF the shippers and factory dried
leaf 90 directly to Liverpool and London.
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THE BULLETIN.
BY TEkEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.
GEN. SPINNER AT BERLIN.
THE KU.KLUX INvRSTiGAT.
ling COMMITTEE. zq,a
oss. SPINNER At srsLrs.

GES. sPISSER AT BRRLIS.
WAsRIxUroR, July '2l.--LsetsrsI re-
eeived from General Spinner, dated Ber-
lin, July lst, say that he was 70 dine with
Minister Bancroft, in company with Roth
childs and other bankers, 70 talk over the
new American loan.
During the year ending June 30th, l07,-
ia passengers arrived AZ the port OF New
York from foreign countries Of which
number lol, ,ol5 were actual emigrants.
THE xU-KLux COMMITTEE u
to-day examined witness named NcBude,
who testified that while teaching q colored
school in Chicasaw county, Mississippi, a
band Of disguised men seized and whipped
him, and Unlisted that be should lesveihe
county. There are three witnesses from
North Carolina in attendance who will tes-
tfy relative TO the existence Of ku-klux
ia that state.
the from . citizen Of Macon, saying that
that he was ready 70 report, but received
Telegram from the ssresant-ss arms, sll-
ing him he need not come ~ the commit
tee had not time for the witnesses The
sergeant-at-arn,s, being out OF 10 wn, could
not explain, and at the instance Of the
democratic members, this Georgian and
several Others we're fssummonsd BY tsle-
graph to appear before the committee.
SYNOPSIS OF THE CONDITION or rHs
WEATHER.
WAsHIsoroN, July 81 The barometer
has risen very generally since Wednes-
day night from the Rocky Mountains To
the Atlantic, buI least 70 on the Gulf
coast where it was quite low on Thusday
morning. In the nothwest where local
depression existed the temperature has
fallen, especially At stations in the eastsrn
and middle states. Brisk northwest
winds prevailed for short tine on Thurs.
day morning on the middle Atlantic, but
light winds and cslms are now reported.
Clear weather prevailed during Thur
day east of the Mississippi, excepting one
area OF clouds in Ohio and Indiana.
PROBABILITIES. 10
Clear weather with lower tenn
p.rature is probable for Friday on the
lakes and pleasant weather with rising
barometer will probably y continue on the
Atlantic coast and Gulf.
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CRIME.
MURDER RAPE CONSPTRING
TO DEFRAUD.

NASHVILLE, July 2l.--In McMinn
county few days ago, Hezekiah jackson
shot and mortally wounded Allen Deth-
eridge, who had been summoned by the
ofhcers 70 arrest him. Jackson escaped
Detheridge died next day.
Gen. Weaver was lwaylayed and shot
in Franklin county on Wednesday He
had Just been released from Jail on bond
He was charged with the murder Of man
named Poe.
NEw-YoRK July 2l.-T. Fickerell was
arrested in this city yesterday by detect
i've Tully. He was charged of conspiring
to defraud the Wilmington, Charlotte &
Ruthford railroad company, and was last
evening given into the custody Of detect
i've CD Walls, who will take him to North
Carolina for trial.
MEMPHIS, July 20 j. Ira Reed, who
WAS arrested by Bowers and Levi Smally
in Salisbury yesterday for the murder Of
VIM. Garrett, in that place, in June, was
brought here to-day to be tried in Au.
gust under the enforcement act.
AUBURN, y Y, July 2l.-Bober: Buff
fun, who murdered NJ. Severans at New
burgh, \. Y, last winter committed sui
eide Thursday in his cell at the state asy.
lum for insane criminals in this city
MILwAUKA, Wis, July 2l.-The Wal
worth county sheriff passed through her,
last night with Phillip Evehardt, who wa:
indicted for rape and the murder of Ann,
HUT at Sharon year since, and fed e
Germany, but recently returned and was
arrested at Schenectady, n. Y.
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BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGTON AVE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 81
FLOUR - Scarce; frm at $500
double 5000; treble $6.75ds7O0
CORN-Firm, mixed rs white 7o0sO.
OATS--Easie-a at 66667.
HAY-Unchanged.
BEANS-Firm at 81 .oO5@SI.O5.
PORK-U nchanged.
BACON-In good demand at 53ta,9;c.
LARD--Fair illc
WHISKEY-Firm at 92l@sle5
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 81, 1871.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT--Dull and lower at Sll2i
for July, III, seller August.
CORN-Dull, heavy and lower at 400
4ef cash for July, 4sCs4st for August re-
jeeted at 4s64si.
OATS--activc but easier, Sales at 44a
~ cash, according to the location, 34iC1
3l4 seller August
kYE-Firmer at 5965sI cash.
BARLEY--Dull aud lower sales for
Semptember 20.
PROVISIONS-Inaticve and nominal
ly unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 20.
FLOUR-Higher but the market is
unsettled, family SG.2O@65O for new,
SC 50G6.76 for old.
WHEAT--In fair demand but lower,
new red Sl.lS.
CoRN-Dull at 54d55 for new.
OATS-Dull at 40 to 45.
RYE-Quiet at 20 to 72c.
BARLEY-Unchang fall soto 9oc.
COTTON-In good demand. got to
20l for middlings
WHISKEY--In fair demand at 92c.
MESS PORK-Dull and prices nomin-
al .....
LARD-Dull at 1oic.
BULK MEATS-Dull
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, July 81.
FLOUR-Dull.
| WHEAT to &c lower; amber Mich
| igan, $l.20 TO l.2ll No. | red, $l.22; No.
2$lls.
CORN-Dull and a shade lower high
mixed, Soc low do, j5ic white, "a.
OATS-Dull and lc lower No. ], co;
new, 52c.
LAKE FREIGHTS-Uncha
NEW-YORK.
NEw-YoRK, July Il.
FLOUR Dull.
WHEAT Dull and lower, nominally
81 SO to l.3s
CORN-Quet and weak at colo.
OATS-Du at 81 to 62c.
PORK-Du at Sl4.50 to l4.62i.
LARD-Quiet at lllc.
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ST. LOUIS,
AN IMPORTANT LAW CASE.
CASE OF TILLER VS.. THE COM
MERCIAL AGENCY.

ST. Louis, July 2l.-The case of A. A
FILLER VS.. Charles Shepard, manager of the
Broad street commercial agency, was be-
fore the circuit cour yeste,d day. The
hearing being on motion of the defendant
to dissolve the injunction granted few
days ago enjoining the circulation Of the
July number Of the Broad street CONNER
cial reports, on the ground of false and
Injurious rating Of plaintiff. Several
witnesses testified to the solvencey of Mr..
FILLER and his business qualifications, in
tegrity, ETC., also that he Is doing large
and prosperous business.
w. B. King, formely an employees Of
the Broad street agency, testified as to the
mode Of transacting the business Of the
agency.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2l.--The contest for the
municipal elections appointed for next
week grows moro severe and exciting. lie
Monde, the ultra Catholic, demands that
the government support the pope In
Bis temporal rights. 10 y"
The Prussian troops received orders
from berlin TO evacuate the cities OF
Amieps and Rouen, aud the departments
Of the Somme, Lower Seine and Eurc.
-'.de BANK OF YRANcE.
The bullion in the bank of Franco in
creased II, 300, 900 since last week. ... ..
. frf .q.s1w ENGLAND. no ..r.t
- afi Abolished.
LosDos, July 21.--In the house Of
commons this morning Cardwell, Secret
ary ef.ftats, fof VA, isid on the table the
Queens warrant abelisbing the system
ofthe purchase Of army commissions.
CONFERENCE or EUROPEAN POWERS.
A conference OF ell the European pow
era will, II Is reported, shortly be held for
the purpose Of agreeing upon a uniform
system Of import duties.
.r, THE CHOLERA IN PERSIA.
Dispatches from the east represent that
the cholera prevails to an alarming ex-
tent In Persia, and the ravages caused by
the dcseasc are dreadful. .HY
a.t t.. SPAIN. g
.I'4 s4f - .-.-.
MAuRrD, July 20.--Marshal 5ersno has
been entrusted by the king with the for
nation Of n new ministry and has al
ready designated the following ministers {:
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Cannan I;
Justice, Gomez; Minister OF Marine,
Admiral Malcampo; Minister of Finance
Camadrc.
The Cortez has adjourned amid the pro-
tests Of the minority.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
CHICAGO.
MINISTER WASHBURNE WILL
o. NOT VISIT HIS HOME
THIS SUMNER.
JEWELER ACCIDENT LY
SHOOTS HIMSELF.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-A jeweller at Mem
da, Iowa, accdently, shot himself dead On
Wednesday while hunting.
The Galens Gazette of last evening says
A letter has been received in that city from
,t..r HON. H.. u. wAsHBURNF,
Minister to France, which indicates
beyond question that he will NO come
home this year. He isrufferng fr ON the
ague and is about to visit Carlesds for the
benefit of his health.
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: DETROIT,
SUICIDE OF COL. HENRY BARSEi

SUICIDE OF COL. HENRY BARNES.
DETROIT, July 2l.--About IL o'clock
this morning Col Henry Bnrnos, late pom
sion agent and Formerly postmaster OF tins
city, soo at an earlier period editor and
proprietor Of tho Detroit Tribune, was
found dead about two miles below this
city under circumstances that indicate
death from his own hand.
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LOUISVILLE.

IS FAVOR OF GIVEN FOR COMMISSIONER.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-There is a strong
feeling among republicans here in favor
OF the appointment of Col. W. j. Givens,
deputy commissioner, as commissioner of
internal revenue in case of the resigna-
tion of Pleasanton, which private advices
says is imminent.
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MEMPHIS.
A DENIAL FROM JEFF. DAVIS.
THE STORY A RADICAL FALSE
-... HOOD.

MEMPHIS July 2l.-The following will
appear In to-morrow's Avalanche:
zwu.y MEMPHIS, July 81, 1871
Before and since my arrival in Mem
pbis to-day, my attention has been called
to slanderous articles in certain radical
papers which attack my private character
in conn ecti0n with that OF lady, who, it
is stated, was travelling under my charge.
1t is deemed duo to myself as well as to
my friends, TO state, unequivocslly and
without delay, that the story in whole and
in all it essential parts, is unmistsksbly
the instigation of malice, and is hereby
pronounced utterly false. ..... .... -
[Signedl JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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LONG BRANCH.

THR PRESIDENT STILL AT HIS COTTAGE
s.'as.7. BY THEsEA.'
LoSG BRANCH, July 2l.-The president
is still ut his cottage, receiving no visitors.
Wednesday next the leading republicans
Of New-York will be here. and the presi-
dent will hear them on affairs concerning
that state. ''.. .- If|
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HUDSON, N. Y.

FIRE--COTTOS MILL DESTROYED.
HUDSON, N. T., July 2l.-The cotton
mill belonging to Alexander Abott at
Nalletti, was destoyed by fire to-day with
its contents. Loss, 100000 Insured
for $4,000. Tho origin of the fire ur-
known
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CLEV VELAND.

BASE BALL.
CLEVELAND, July 2l.---A game of base
ball to-day te,weeen the Eckfords Of
New-York AMI Forest Ci,ys of Cleveland
resulted in the defeat of the former and
score of s to ..
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IN hA'A S<>e'hh hhAH."s
rLUID ExTBAcT, T,sARsAPARILLA.
rLuIp EXTRACT TsARsAPARiLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT TsARsAPARiLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT TsARsAPARILLA.
yLvIp EXTRACT sARsAPARILLk. =
FLUID EXTRACT TsARsAPARILLA.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
HELMBoLD's TLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-
tiT i hLLA .i.-rr
Cures all Eruption. Of the Skin.
uELNBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-L
Cures the worst form OF Blood Diseases.
HHLMsoLD's TLvID EXTRACT sAKsAPA-
RILLA
Hntsrs heavily into the Circulation Of the 1T
Blood.
HELMBoLps yLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
BesutiAes the Complexion.
|nELMBoLD's YLUID EXTRACT .sARsAPA-
RiLLA.
oae nou'ss n nsan ID sTens,h % 20 oae saiio. d q
vins. Slsss sdaea 10 n nin, NJ w,,., sors,. ns
Hs'ebr,,sJ LisnoS DIpT bRISK. TN IL III,
~sy. A delightful beverage.
HELMBoLD's cArAwBA CRAZE PILLS
HELMBoLDs cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
n,...sn, -. an, sa-...,,. c.,,.,,ic
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J..
DEATH OF A PROMINENT
MAN.

NHw BRuNswIcK, July 2I.-Rev. Dr.
Joseph +. Berg, Professor in the theolog-
ical SEMINARY in this city, author and
writer for the periodical pres, died in this
city last evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
THE DEMOCRACY ELECTED,

SAN ERANcIsco., July 2l.-The Demo
cracy hitherto divided into four factions
agreed upon terms to unite for the elec-
cioh Of M. Highly.
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PORTLAND.
THE HORSE DISEASE MAKES
I a ITS APPEARANCE.

:. PORTLAND, Me-, July 2l.-Tho horse
disease has made its appearance in this
city. ."''
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TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE,

To NJ. NJ Rawlings, You are hereby notified,
that ut sale Of real estate made by the sheriff OF
Alexander county, at the door Of court house, in
the town OF Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, on
on the nth day of June, A. II. 1870, G. Winston
purchased tho folio wing described real estate,
costs due thereon, for the year A. d. 1870, towit'
Fractional y. sec. !, 7. II ;, K. W., assessed
ia the name of NJ. NJ. Rawlings, and that said c.
Winston has assigned all his rights under said
purchase TO the undersigned, and that the time
allowed by law tor the RECEPTION OF said real
1872 wN. p HALLIDAY.
Cairo, June 3D. ISL ly2OdIt
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BANKS.
,~-y,-
NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO.
BANKS.
COLLECTIONS pRoMPTLY:MADE.

EhCiiANGE, coin, bank notes and United
Ia states securities bought and sold.
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been stolen or enticed away by william
named Giocomo Mustane, an organ-grind-
er. She disappeared on the 29th Of April
in company With Mustans, from Troy, and
since then no trace can be found Of her.
The child 10 three feet nine inches high,
slender form, dark complexion, with brown
hair and dark eyes. She can speak very
little Eaglish. IL 10 feared thss the poor
child has met with foul play, or been left
with one of the keepers OF infamous
houses Ii Rb city.
The Sun says dat NAdsct, On the Hack
easock . Esis X. r. hes bssn during lest
week tbs scsae OF zJf s'vzvyalq
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nEPosITs received, and general banking
IL business done.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-10
state News.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY
Harlow, who was arraigned for forgery.
Thursday, at Lewiston, persists in affirming
that he knows nothing about il, says the Jour-
nal.
A woman was found in a stable in Auburn
last Friday, suffering intensely from rheumat-
ic fever. She had been i'll at her boarding
house in Lewiston, ten days, with no nursing
and had finally been driven from her bed
She managed to crawl to Auburn, and finding
The woman was provided for BY kind friends
as we learn from the Journal.
PIscATAQUIs COUNTY.
From our Correspondent
On Friday, July 7tb, party of five persons,
from Dexter, were sailing and fishing in boat
in pond at SaBgerville, when the boat cap
sized and Mr. Frank French and Charles Lib
by were drowned. They both leave families.
The other three persons in the boat were saw
ed. No further particulars had been obtained
up to the time of writing this. s.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Times says a fire in Bath Thursday
afternoon destroyed the house of Albert Geich
ell, and scorched the houses of Alexander Rob-
inson and Philip Wildes, both of which were
saved by the efficient service Of the fire depart
mept. Mr.. Getchel was insured for 81, 200
The Bath Times says Mrs Winter and her
daughter of West Bath, riding into town Fri.
day, were thrown from the carriage while com
ing down witch Spring HILL" and Mrs. w.
had her collar bone broken and other severe
injuries Inflicted.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The st. Croix Herald says little incident
occurred in Calais the other day, illustrating
how Young child catches the genius of re-
fnement with which he is surrounded The
wife OF a substantial citizen was entertaining
some callers, when, IN tie course OF conversa-
ton, the subject of the cinnamon. Rose was
introduced; beautiful specimen of which
was in sight. The lady remarked that she Of
ten picked the blossoms and put them into her
bureau, it made the drawers smell so sweetly !;
little four year old boy, which be immedia' civ
proceeded to put into execution He was pres-
emily observed by the side of the bush in cues
ton pulling some of thu roses and unbutton-
ing the seat of his unmentionables was pro-
ceeding TO pack, when his mother, fearing an
accident, ran to the window and called to him
to STOP telling him "Baby must not do that"
when he, very much aggrieved at having his
plans interfered with, called ont: "Baby
wants his drawers to smell nice too"
IN GENERAL.
Patents were granted last week to John w.
Stockwell OF Portland, for drain pipe machine.
and Willard G. Collins, Bucksport, for medi-
Gated voltaic plaster.
Track-laying is progressing rapidly on the
European u North American Railway. both
westward from Vanceboro' and east FROM
Mattawamkeag. Fully thirty miles OF the So
between Winn and Vanceboro' are already
laid, and the Chief Engineer reports that ali
can be laid by Aug. Goth.