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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20

would be an act Of justice and frsndliunm "a.
ward the South, and says to pardon Al a.
them would have no more political sisnt6.
canoe than to pardon those convicted Of Vic.
lation of other statutes.
Another Carlist rising is planned in Spain.
Gen. Cathelineau Of France and others are
concerned in the movement. The Csrlists
are active between Saragossa and Barcelona.
and travel between those towns 10 suspended.
DR.. Livingstone has been again heard from
this time via Bombay, in letter dated July
z, 1872. The explorer was well, and anx.
lously awaiting the arrival of the supplies
Stanley promised to send him.
The gold excitement in the New York mar
ket has subsidized in a measure, but promises
to break out again on short notice. It Is ex.
pected that the gold corner may be broken by
the interference of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
The London Spectator, in reviewing judge
Barnard's dismissal from office, says: aIf
the Judge was really the man New York be-
lieved him to be, he escaped too easily. No
other sentence, however, could have been in
flicted. 1t is remarkable fact that no Eng.
disappearing country is a corrupt Judge liable
to penal consequences. Selling justice from
the bench is by far the highest offense . man
can commit against society, and nearly the
highest offense against morals. Yet it 10 not
punishable as separate crime. It ought to
be the only civil offense made capital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
NJ AINE STATE FAIR.

Bangor, Me-, 10. The rain which has
threatened to fall all the week, came down
this afternoon with great force just as the
trottiDg was about to commence at the park,
necessitating postponement. There was an
immense crowd in attendance, there being at
least three thousand persons ON the grand
stand, and all beat hasty retreat. Coach
es and conveyances of every kind were in
great demand. The drivers of these vehicles
reaped harvest, rs they charged dollar
seat for bringing passengers in, while the fare
out was buttwenty-fve cents. There is much
Indignation at the eXtortion, but as charges
here are not regulated by law, there was no
remedy for it, The forenoon WAS devoted to
an exhibition of prize stock, horses, &C., and
there was fine show of first class animals.
The attendance at the halls to-day has been
very large, and numerous additions have
been made to the display in all the depart
mcnts. The exhibition will continue through
Saturday instead of closing Tomorrow, as
originally intended.
Bangor, 10. A gentleman from Boston re-
ports having his pocket picked at the Frank.
lin House tonight Of three hundred dollars
and check for one thousand dollars, while
standing in a crewd waiting for supper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

London, 70. Sir Wilfred Lamson, the lib-
eral member of Parliament for Carlisle, while
addressing a meeting in the parish of Aspa-
tria, Cumberland county, last night, warmly
praised the conduct OF Disraeli during the
Alabama claims controversy, and sail he re-
joiced over the settlement of the difficulties
between England and America, without re-
source to the sword.
Fifty children in charge of Miss Rye, sail
ed from Liverpool for Quebec to-day, in the
steamship Samaritan. Homes having been Sc
cared for them in Canada.
The barque City of Hamilton from London
for Philadelphia, has put into Ryde, Isle of
White, in consequence of muting among
the crew.
The Congress of the lnternationalists closed
their sessions to day. Previous to their ad-
journment a resolution was passed condemn
ing the proceedings of the recent Congress at
the Hauge as tending to descriptions of the
Order.
Geneva, 10. The American gentlemen
lately connected with the Alabama Claims
Arbitration Tribunal have united in letter
TO the Council of the State of Geneva, re-
turning thanks for the hospitality extended to
them while they were in this city.
Berlin, 10. Prince Bismarck left Berlin
to-day for another visit to his family estate at
Narsein.
Halifax, 10. Olivia Danes has cleared at
Pictou for Singapore with the first cargo of
Nova Scotia coal ever shipped to the f asst
Indies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Deslgi,

No. 10 state Street Opposite Kaby STREET. BOSTON
4 FTER an extensive practice of upwards of 80
n years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted States; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed ON
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility Of Patents Of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
of any patent furnished by remitting one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington. -
No Agency in the United States possesses superb.
facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertaining
the patentability of inventions.
All necessity of a journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved inventors.
Test m n ais.
81 regard MIR. Eddy one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
II have no hesitation III assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
plicatlons in form to secure for them early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commits sioner of Patents"
t'Mr II. Fl. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications for Patents having been successful In
almost every case. such unmlstakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me to rec
ommenJ all inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges:
Boston, Jan. l, Is. ly2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
Reunion of the Ninth Name.

reunion of the 9th Maine Vols, took place at
the Preble House, Portland, August eth, at which
lime the following named officers We're appointed
for the ensuing year,
President RshwOrth Rich, Portland.
Vice Presidents-Geo. +. Granger, Calais, John
II Lowell, Hallowell.
Sect. 4 Treasurer--W. ". Hall, Portland.
Chaplain Silas +. Strout. Saccarappa
Historian--Joseph A. Noble, Augusta.
Quarleraaster-Josh ua q. Ross Portland.
The following iamed gentlemen were appointed
a committee to secure fuller attendance at the
next reunion, viz: f. w. Ware, Bangor; Levi F.
Mckenney, Bddeford; A. g. Marston, Bath j. T.
c. Fall, Topsham K. +. Wymau, Augusta; Geo. 5.
Colbath, Calais; b. J. Hill, Lewiston; Geo. w.
Brown. Newport; A. G. Tatt, Weld William Baker
skowhegan; Coleman Harding, Gorham.
Voted that the next reunion be held at Portland
during the month of Sept. 1873 and the secretary is
hereby instruct ed to give due notice of the date OF
such meeting.
The President, Vice Presidents, Secretary and
Treasurer will constitute executive board all
CORES pondence should be addressed to the Secre'
tary, W. ii. Hall, Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
Disease Reeoiis

From the system that has been invgorated and
regulated by course of that most benifcent OF
all vegetable eliXis, Hosetter's stomach Buffers.
Such, at least, is the inference are compelled to
draw from the testimony of thousands of persons
residing m unhealthy districts, who attribute their
escape from the epidemic and other complaints
which prevail there in the spring and autumn
solely to the of this great protective and pre-
ventiye medicine. Many western and southern
farmers and planters, as invariably as they sow
and plant in the spring and reap and gather in the
fall administer it at those to their families
and employees, and take it themselves from twice
to three times day. The demand for it in the
fever and ague districts bordering the Mssissip.
pi. Ohio and Arkansas Rivers Is immense: and
wherever the natural conditions are such as to
generate Intermittent or remittent fevers it is
held in the highest esteem, both as an antidote to
the atmospheric virus which pro okes them, and
as u swift and certain remedy for those distress
lug forms of disease. 1t is almost unnecessary to
say that this renowned tonic and renovator is now
generally accepted as standard specific for in.
digestion, biliousness, nervous distemper, rheu-
matism, physical weakness and mental despond.
ency, not only by the public at large but by all I'M
preudced medical men. The vast popularity of
the Bitters has of course led to many countereits
and mutations against which the community are
requested TO be on their guard
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Cholera is raging with fearful violence in
Persia, and one thousand persons are said to
be dying daily.
Hon. Thomas Swami has been renominated
to Congress by the democrats of the Fourth
District of Maryland. There is no opposi-
ton.
Emperor William and Bismarck and Bish-
OPP of Ermeland are having sharp quarrel
over religious matters.
Thomas Hughes tried to address his con-
stituents in Frome, England, Tuesday nj ght,
but the opposition broke up the meeting.
Ninety-three plantations in Alabama have
been damaged 100000 worth by recent
floods.
A statue of General Reynolds is to be
erected on the battle field at Gettysburg,
where he was killed.
A cutle-fsh was recently Matched in Lon
don, and others are expected from fine
looking lot of eggs.
Two Touring mills in Columbus, Ga, do
an annual business of one million to twelve
hundred thousand dollars.
Chichago doctor asserts that there are
Is ,0C0 habitual drunkards in that city, which
is pretty large story, even for Chicago.
The United Workmen's Political Associa-
ton held meeting in New York, Wednes-
day to secure friends of workngmen for To-
cal State offices.
Three more Communists were shot at Sa.
tory in France, W Wednesday morning. Eight
hundred and eighty Communists sailed from
Brest for New Caledonia, yesterday.
Tamnany is said to be much exercised
over the discovery of the fact that a hundred
of its members are working for Grant for
President and Senator O'Brien for Mayor OF
New York.
story was circulated in New York, Wed.
nesday, that great defalcation had been dis.
covered in the Sub-Treasury in that city
Examination thus far does not confirm tht
story.
The jury at New York in the inquest on tn,
bodies of two lunaties alleged to have dice
from M-treatment at the Ward Island Hos
pital have rendered verdict that injuries in
! tiicted by keeper caused or fastened the
deaths.
Washington special says that Attorney
General Williams made reply to Alexander
II. Stephens petition for the pardon OF al
the Ku- Klux confined in the Albany Peniten-
tiary. The Attorney General denies the ale
cation Of Stephens that the conviction OF the
Ku-Klux was illegal and that their pardon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
Burglary in Bath.

Bath, 10. The store of Warren Dane, in
this city, was entered last night, end the safe
in the counting room which is used by Mr..
Dane, Bangs, Weston & Co., was blown
open and robbed Of about 500, mostly the
property of Bangs, Weston & Co. Some
or more dollars was deposited in
the safe few days ago, which had been used
in paying off the hands at the mills, and it is
concluded that the burglars must have been
familiar with the premises and the customs of
the proprietors of the mill \ crow-bar was
taken from the mill and used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
THE NEW YORK GERMANS.

The address issued by the Geman- Ameri-
can Grant and Wilson club Of New York city
will probably lead to the consolidation of all
the German Grant clubs in the city. Re.
sponses was made by many Germans, both
republicans and democrats, and the prospect
is that serious detection of Germans from
the Greeley ranks will follow. General
Loner, Franz Sigel and other prominent
Germans are associated in the movement.
The address says: -'s@.
1.-The former narrow barriers of the two
great political parties are destroyed. The
future policy of our government must there
fore adapt itself to this new order Of fhings
Executive and Congress must abolish old
abuses, respect the just and well timed de-
mands of all the people without difference of
party and try to realize them. They must
maintain by wise measures existing laws.
peace and order, restore real harmony be.
tween the North and South, reform our civil
service system, and promote by all possible
means the material welfare Of the people un-
der this general programme. We have As.
ISOLATED ourselves, republicans and demo-
Gratis, and believe to find in the election of
Grant and Wilson better guaranty for the
realization of our views than in the success Of
the Cincinnati ticket" 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
Freeman Sisters are coming.

4 WHOLE Peoples OPlSIoN.-W a
nation of forty millions accepts and endorses
as Standard Restorative an article that it
has had the fullest opportunities of testing
during period Of twelve years, who can be so
absurdly incredulous as to doubt the excel
lence of the preparation: Plantation Bitters
has passed through this ordeal and is now the
most popular proprietary medicine on this
continent 1t would be difficult to find an ad
ult of either sex between the Atlantic and the
Pacific, or between the northeast corner of
Maine and the Gulf of Mexico, who does not
know, either by personal experience or OBJ
servation, that this renowned vegetable rene
dy is the purest tonic and stomachic and the
finest Alternative ard regulating medicine at
present before the world. AS a preventive
Of, and cure for, diseases generated by mala-
ria, and as specific for dyspepsia, rheuna-
tism, and all nervous and bilious affections,
it is admitted to be fairly pronounced the Fa
vorite Household Tonic and Alternative of the
Western Hemisphere. sepl1+eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20

The Gardiner Journal says that Capt. Crow
ell returned from his visit to the Isle of Man,
last week. He has not been there before for
% years, and has been there only once or
He found his aged father still alive, and many
of his relatives, though of course, none knew
him. He was much pleased with the curious
little kingdom of his nativity, and says it is a
perfect Garden of Eden. 1t must have been
the Isle of Man is place of peculiar attrac-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
POLITICAL.

Baltimore, 10. The republicans of the
day nominated A. NJ. Hancock of Hartford
for Congress.
Indianapolis, 10. The straighout demo-
cratic State convention met in the Senate
chamber this afternoon and was called to or
der by w. c. Moreen, and DR.. Sherrarn of
Orange county was made chairman. About
one hundred persons were present. Resolu
tons were adopted heartily endorsing the
Louisville nominees and recommending them
to the support of the democracy of Indiana.
full state ticket was nominated and IA State
central committee appointed.
Fitchburg, Mass, Is. The seventh dis
trct councillor convention met here to-day
and nominated George Whitney of Royal
ston.
Newark, n. j., 10. Ex-Gov. Marcus l..
Ward was nominated for Congress by the re-
publicans of the sixth district Of New Jersey.
Lowell, Mass, 10. A grand parade of the
Grant cavalry and tanner clubs took place
this evening, Notwithstanding the severe
thunder shower They turned out with full
ranks. The procession consisted of the
Grant cavalry, headed by the Mechanics
band, and the ward tanners and cobblers,
who wore in addition to the regular uniform
a tan colored cobblers' apron, and were ac-
companied by the Lowell cornet band Along
the route many buildings were Illuminated
and fireworks were displayed. The process
sion was dismissed at Monument square.
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Severe Storm.

Albany, N. Y, 10. A severe hail storm
passed over this city this afternoon. It was
accompanied with sharp flashes of lightning
and heavy claps of thunder.
In the boat race here to-day between Big
lin and Ward of Newburg, Biglin won by
about three boat lengths. Time So minutes
At the Prospect Park fair grounds to-day.
the first race was contested for by seven
horses, for purse of $3.50, mile heats, best
8 in 5. The first two heats were won by Su-
sic Parker of Boston in 2.27, 2.2s. The last
three heats and the race were won by Gloster
in 80, 231 and $50. The second race,
mile heats, best 3 in 5, purse $1,000, was
won by Comors of Boston. Time 2.23, 222,
223,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20

The Jersey representation a, the State Fair
is very large and fine, to which, Gen. Til
ton of Augusta, contributes nineteen animals.
For the short Horns, Warren Percival of
'Crossss Hill, one of the Trustees and Super
intendent of the Grounds, shows nineteen
Hne specimens, entered for exhibition only.
twelve animals, Charles Shaw of Dexter,
with the same number, G. ID. Stockwell of
Eddington, with thirteen specimens, Levi A.
Dow of Waterville, with five, and others with
smaller numbers stand responsible and main
tain the high standing of the order, Mr.. Per-
civals BULL weighing 2,40o.
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Boston Items,

Boston, 49, Merrick S. Creach. agent of
the Inman line of steamers at this port,
left to-day, en- route for England by steamer
city of Brooklyn, to pass three months va
cation granted him by the company he SO
well represents.
Secretary Robson and family, Joaquin
Miller, Commodore NJ. P. Maury and secre-
tary f. b. Smith, are at the Revere house
John Cunningham, aged so years, was
killed to-day by cotton bales falling upon
him, which he was assisting in hosting at
store in Winthrop square.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-20
During the recent heavy thunder storm II

During the recent heavy thunder storm that
seemed to prevail quite generally over the
State, stage was being driven from Pittsfeld
to Hartland, and when nearing the latter
place thunderbolt descended within a few
rods OF the horses, knocking down the leader
and partially paralyzing the others. Some
minutes expired before the leader came to,
and at every successive peal of thunder he
would tremble like leaf The passengers
in the coach were somewhat bewildered,
though none lost their consciousness. To the
striker beholders, the lightning appear
ed in the shape of ball Of ire-as large as
good-sized cannon ball, says our informant,
who was on the stage. The ball plunged into
little pond of water that had been damned
up for the use of geese, scattering the water
and rendering the pond almost completely
dry. The sizzling of the water was heard
above the storm when the bolt struck it.
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Telegraph News in General.

Baltimore, 10. The Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows was occupied during most of the
morning session to-day considering the report
OF the committee on correspondence in favor
of granting charter to a number of lodges
IN RUSSIA and LaXonla, constituting them a
severe eighty under the title of "The Grand
Lodge OF the German Empire" to be inde-
penden. Of this grand lodge, except it shall
not alter any part OF the written or uuwritten
book of the order. Pending the considera-
ton recess was taken.
At the afternoon session the report was
advlted by a large vote.
Concord, n. H., 10. By agreement of the
partners and TO close the partnership, the
New Hampshire Patriot is to be sold at pub.
lie auction on Thursday, Oct 10th.
Albany, 10. The machinist's and black.
smiths International convention, which me,
yesterday with closed doors, succeeding in
etfecting an organization this morning
Twenty four States and Territories and the
Canadas were represented. The remainder
of the business viii be transacted with open
doors.
Newark, n. j., 10 President Grant visit
cd the State fair at Waverly this afterno
and was welcomed by an immense COT co lrse
VI fSuPie, numbering upwards OF ZU,NUU. In
the evening he visited the Newark industrial
exhibition at the Rink, which was densely
crowded, thousands being unable to enter
Subsequently he was entertained at Elk. Gov
Wards where he was serenaded and torch.
light procession of political societies and citi-
zens welcomed the President with enthusiast
tic demonstration.
Chicago, Is. The iourneymen carpenters
Of this city formally notified their EMPLOYERS
that on and after Monday next their wages
must be four dollars per or day they will sus-
pend work.
Little Rock, Ark, 10. Nothing has been
heard from Pope county for several days. 1t
is believed that the disturbances are quoted
Salt Lake, 10. The reports from Washing
ton of fight near Beaver and the conse-
quent interruption of Wheelers expedition is
without foundation. L. S. officers in from
the south say that al! is quiet and no further
fears of Disturbances and no fight has taken
place.
Erie. Pa, 10. The Despatch Of to.mor-
row will contain a card from congressman
Scofeld saying that he never received cent
on stock of credit mobilier.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Sent. 10.

COTTON .-sales 500 bales. mid. upiands EOS
FLOUK-sales 1850; state $40 a6S5; round hoop
Ohio 1919 75; Western 0O49 So Southern s0s
II 50.
WHEAT 10000 bu; No. 2 spring lG2 al 65 new
; do winter red and amber western l60al73
CORN-l95000 uew mixed Western Us a6ats
90
OATs-sales 1900 western 1880
PORN new mess, 420sli.2 rs old.
LARD s'.s az steam: 9 (; kettle Ok
RUTTER-N q state, "a o2S.
WIIlSkEY Western free, a3
RICE-Car0iina, So a9i4
COFFEE-lih alA
sUGAR-Porto Rico, n :Museovado, 81. s9ls
MOLASSES-N. o. 30133
SP,TS TURPENTlNE-6 2 aG2is
ROSIS-- 00a4 %
PtTROLEuM-crude liz; refined, 2l'4
TALLOW- sAa9l4
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton, l44
Nj, -four 9, lid, wheat 10 sl0Ad.
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morrow the regiment will be escorted BY the
list regiment to Newark, N. j. They will
return in the evening and will be the guests
of the 22nd regiment, who will escort them to
the New Haven IL o'clock boat. Gov. jew
ell and staff, Gems. Ferry and Crawford, the
mayors of New Haven and Woodbury. and
many others accompany the visitors. The
visitors and the invited guests and officers of
Connecticut regiment attended the grand
opera tonight.
The cricket match was won by the Eng
iishmen, in one inning, with l41 to spare.
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Dien.

In Halowell, 18th inst, Mrs Margaret A. Daven
port, wife of Benjamin ii. Davenport and daughter
of the late John Hesketh aged 50 years.
In Gardiner, 18th inst, Martha j., wife of Geo.
n. johnson, aged % years.
In China, 18th inst, of congestion Of the lungs,
Charles ii. Dow, aged SO years.
In Unity, 10th inst, Zalmuna Washburn, aged p
years. Mr.. w. wa. Tor many years resident OF
China.
In China, 9Th inst, Hannah, wife of Edmund
Ward.
In Palmyra, nth inst, Mrs sultana Fairbrother,
wife of Joseph ID. iirbrother, aged VI years, 4
months. Lewiston Journal please copy.
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Mr.. jeremiah Hacker, the deaf Quaker,
who formerly published little paper in Port
land, noted principally for its oddities and
expressing the crochety whims and curious
ideas of its editor, is said to be left in his old
age in destitute circumstances. Any contri-
buttons for Mr.. Hacker may be sent to the
Portland Transcript office. Mr.. Hacker now
resides in Berlin, New Jersey.