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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-02
THE CONTESTED SEAT.

The report of the Committee on Priyi-
legcs and Elections, in reference to the con-
tested election in the Thirteenth Senatorial
district, composed OF the counties of Char
lotte and Mecklenburg, was taken up on
motion of Mr.. Penn, and, on his further
motion, laid on the table and made the
order Of the day for Thursday next, at one
O'Clock p. nj. ,.t'tS Nv,
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ID Fad CIIARLOTTESyILLE (vA.) OIIRON-
III ICLE. Wide awake. Specimens for stamp.
TNIvERSALIsM.
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KANSAS RECISTER'D BONDS

Safe ond Proh able investment Bonds. Some Of
the wcalthiest counties in KANSAS All II, An
dsrs0n, Franklin. johnson and Dhnglas Counties
Registered by the state Of Kansas Interest ard
principal paid by the state rcasurer. The Bonds
pay per cent interest and are over three years
old. the coupons having been alwa,s regularly and
promptly paid For statistics and information, al
dress g iM'L A. GAY ORD g. CO., 81 Wall St,
N r City
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-08

Butter and chesse are almost iadispepsi-
ole articles OF food. Properly used, thev
are nutritious and healthy; bin an inordi
nate use or either csnses Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffaey's Sunday Com
,ort, 1adieiously used will remove both Of
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Lightning. Rods

Munson's Copper rubular Lightning Rod, with
gainst lightning ever invented Endorsed by the
ecienthc world. and ny Wholesale Dealers fro N
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK.
aAkT co: sA Penn S.. Pittsburgh, Pa, or \
Z. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD Co, IS Onion
6qpare (North) New York.
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ARRIVAL IND DEPAHyUuC oU
TRAINS ON q, G. g. -

AEiVAL IND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS ON O. G. & A. II. r.
on ana after sunday, June 2od, 1872
trains will run as follows: 1919
NORTH NO. 5. NOR ,,o
Leave irvine. III ~ l.
Leave ON City 600 A 2.27PM. 6I5p%
- Pet.Cen $50 Z" $40 /" So9 s.
" Illusv. 40 " 3.55 75o g
Arrive Cory, s,45 5,25 (" az az :.
NO g. GS0--AAocommodation Freight. =
leaves Oh CITY Q 40 NJ; Pet Centrs
TO- "; Tiiusviile, II. Is; Ar. CORY. - snn,,
SOUTH M. 2. No. d .o
Leave Uorry, l0,45 A NJ. 6.l0AM 6,O6p
" IiEisv. l2,loP p NJ 7,3O " 7's5 8.
..,,. +; Gen. l,lO " $40 " SIS "
:. ~, I.y G,ly oa s. 9,o5 9,25 Il"
NO. io-AceomTodaiioa Freight.
Leaves Cory LIS N; Titnsv > 5o. d.,
@ S,os; Ar at OH City, 4, 40 D NJ,
~ No. 5 and rlh On sunday.
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~ Advertise in toe DAILY RECORD, tts
'.ofs! pspi- 10 Ysuauso county,
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III. 4. PIANO CON- PRICE Conn
- ''s No agents Circulars free. s12DV
, 1872-02-29
Marine Intelligence.
SEATTLE.

SEATTLE.
| ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Str. NORTH PACIFIC. Capt. Starr arrives from
Olympia and Steilacoom on Mondays and Thurs
days, 6 A. NJ; touching at Tacoma on Mondays;
and from Victoria, Ports Townsend, Ludlow,
Gamble and Madison on Tuesdays and Fridays,
SPIN.
Str B. LIBBY Capt. George F. Fry; leaves
Seattle on Mondays, Q A. NJ for Bellingham Bay,
via. Mukelteo, Tulalip, Coupeville, Coveland.
Utsalady. La Conner and Fidalgo Island re-
turning, arrives on Wednesdays, 8 Pm.
Str. RUBY, Capt. Belmont, daily to Port Mad
ison and return.
Str. BLACK DIAMOND. Capt. Hill, at irregular
periods to Duwamish, Black and White Rivers.
| Str. MARY WOODRUFF, Captain --- for
charter to any part Of the Sound.
Str. SUCCESS, Capt. Bell, daily ferry between
Seattle and Port Blakely, carrying mails, freight
and passengers.
Str. ZEHHYR, Capt. Wright, leaves Seattle
Mondays and Thursdays. at A. NJ, for Snoho-
mish River and intermediate ports; returning
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Str. COMET Capt. Randolph: regular trips to
Duwamish and White Rivers.
PoRT LUDLOW, Feb. 26-Shlp Eliza
beth Kimball arrived to-day.
PoRr GAMBLE, Feb. 24-Sailed, bark
Beuna Vista, Emery, San Francisco.
27th-Sailed, French bark, Jean Pierre,
Iquique, Peru.
PonT MADISON, Feb. 23-Arrived bark
Vidette.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 23-Sailed, schr.
Loleta, for Port Townsend.
26th-Sailed, ship Wildwood for Port
Madison; bark Baymam, Utsalady; berk
North West, Port Madison.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.-Sailed, ship
Grace Darling, for Seabeck; ship Eliza
beth Kimball, for Port Gamble bark
Constitution, for Port Townsend.
Arrived, bark Harrison from Seattle.
, 1872-02-29
SCHOOL MEErrNG.-At the Scho

SCHOOL MEETING.-At the School
meeting held on Saturday evening last,
the Directors were instructed to confer
with the Regents of the University and
to ascertain whether any arrangement
can be made for advanced scholars, be.
longing to the District, in view of the
crowded condition of the District schools
and that until other arrangements are
made, they should rent q room suitable
for school purposes.
The Directors having stated that il
was extremely doubtful whether, under
under the present school law, they could
use any of the public money for contin
gencies, such as repairs, fuel etc, it was
voted to empower them to make sucE
an assessment upon those attending
school, as may be found necessary to
meet such expenses.
, 1872-02-29

DAY Boar TO OLYMPIA.--A note from
Capt. Starr to the editor says: " Steam
er .4lida will commence her regular trips
between Seattle and Olympia uia Taco
ma in few days, as day boat, alter
nate days from the North Pacific.
This will be gratifying news to the
people of Seattle, as. it doubles our pres
ent mail facilities and communication
with the East and South, and will add
largely to our business conveniences.
The people of Puget Sound are greatly
indebted to the Starr Brothers for re-
duced fares and increased facilities. -
, 1872-02-29
4&l&BAg{d&

PARIS, Feb. 22.-The Bourse is illumi-
mated tonight in honor of Washington s
birthday.
MADRID, Feb. 22.-Radical leaders
are deliberating as to what attitude to
assume towards the new Ministry. A
meeting will be held tonight at which
it is expected that decisive action will
be taken.
HAYTI, Feb. 11.-Troubles are multi
plying, and the stability of the present
government is more uncertain than
ever. An attempt was made, on the
night of ,the 5th, to burn the city of
Port-au-Prince. The flames burst out
simultaneously in different quarters of
the city. Great CONSERVATION prevailed,
and revolutionary outbreak was feared
The troops were ordered out, and the
President and Ministers were in the
streets all night. The fires were ex-
tingnished befort great damage was
done. Seven supposed incendiaries
were arrested, and are to be tried.
CoLuMDUs, Ohio, Feb. 22.-Charles
Francis Adams arrived here this morn
ing. He stated that he was in Naples
when the letters arrived which induced
him to return home on solely private
business. Until he reached Geneva he
was 'unware of the controversy with
regard to the Alabama claims matter.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Dispatches from
all the principal cities report general
observance of Washington's birthday.
Vice President Colfax addressed the
Brooklynites tonight. In the course
of his address. the Vice President, re-
ffering 70 the Alabama question, said
that England was bound by the Treaty
of Washington and the decision of the
arbitrators and would have to pay the
debt in full.
PORTLAND, Feb. 23.-At the sale Of
unclaimed goods lying in the 0. s. N
| Co.'s warehouse for number of years
box containing the corpse of person
supposed to be a white man was bought
by secondhand furniture dealer fol
| four dollars. The coroner refuses t6
hold an inquest, and the mystery sur
rounding the case probably never viii
be cleared up.
i Further examinations of the corpse
found in the box reveals the fact thai
the man had his throat cut from ear te
ear. The entrals and stomach had beer
removed, and the cavity filed with salt
The body was neatly dressed, and from
indications had been prepared viii
great care for shipment. The remain,
have been turned over to medical q
perfS - in b exsmhed to-dsy.
/ The Portland posto1ace j. being en
- - t SIS iAffatF >t 7, 5s s~s
, 1872-02-29

generally united in petition to the Gov
ernor to appoint Ex-Judge John Curry
to the place on the Supreme Bench made
vacant by the death of Chief Justice
Sprague.
Aspecial dispatch from Omaha, this
morning says an English Colonial mail
reached there at o'clock P. NJ. 1t is
being hurried through to San Francisco
with all possible speed.
EUGENE CRY, Orgn. Feb. 26-An ac-
cident occurred this afternoon, about
five miles south of here. by which one
Chinaman was killed and two others
badly hurt. 1t was caused by the cav
ing of bank at which they were at
work. Medical assistance was imme-
diately procured and everything done to
make them comfortable.
SAN FRANc1sco, Feb. 27-The Ger
mans held meeting last night and re-
solved to organize for active participa-
ton in the coming Presidential Cam
paign. 1t is understood that the move
ment will be in concert with that of
Carl Schurz and other Independent Re
pnblicans.
New YORK, Feb. 26.- London special
says that the Germans are again arming.
Two corps are ordered to be in readiness.
The cause is, great activity in the polit-
ical parties at Versailles and a possibility
of a change in the French government.
Germany reserves the right to decide as
to any new government. Should she
deem such government not likely either
by inclination or incapacity to execute
a treaty of peace there will be another
invasion.
CoRR1NNE, Feb. ga telegram from
Rawlins this morning says that there
has been a heavy storm for the last
twenty-four hours. The road East and
West is blockaded. Trains are reported
stuck at or near Creston. The snow is
drifting badly.
MEDICINE Bow, Feb. 26.-Train No.
II is 2 hours late, No. 4 is hours late.
Several freight trains are showed in be-
tween here and Rawlins. The cuts are
reported full.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 2I.-The Arizona
Mines of Feb II says that several hun
dred Apaches have deserted the reser.
Walton at Camp Verdi. On their way
to the mountains they rifed.. Camp G. C.
Brown and are now prowling around
near Prescott.
EUREKA, Cal, Feb. 25.-The cases oi
small pox reported convalesent suddenly
TUNED worse. There were four deaths
yerterday.
SAN Francisco, Feb, 26.-Seven more
cases of smallpox have been reported
during the last 4S hours.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. "a The House
Committee on Commerce finally agreed
seven against two, on recommending al
appropriation doubling the China Mail
subsidy. 1t is probable that the Bill
making tea and coffee free will fail be-
fore the Senate.
MATAMoEAs, Feb. 23.-10.000 revolu
tionists are besieging Gen. Rocha, thu
best officer adherins to the government
and it is rumored that he has surrender
ed. If so, Northern Mexico will be los
! to JuareZ.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-The Consul of th'
United States, before the Geneva arbi
tration, are preparing their reply to tn
case submitted Great Britain. They
; think England will finally consent t.
the arbitration, but before that the Glad
stone ministry will be out of power.
Mail advices state that panic tool
place, at the Berlin Stock Exchange, OF
the day the news was received of tn
construction placed by, Great Britain Oh
; the Treaty of Washington. American
stocks could not be sold at all.
, 1872-02-29
U. s. District Court.

The February Term of United States
District Court for the third Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory, for the
Counties of King, Kitsap and Snoho-
mish continued in session last week.
Chief Justice Jacobs presiding. The
following cases were passed upon, when
the Court adjourned on Saturday sine
die.
". n. Bell Us. Isabella Belt--Divorce.
Hearing continued from last week, case
submitted, and a decree of divorce
granted, by which the plaintiff is adj
judged to pay all costs Of the proceed
ing, and $50 allowances to defendant,
besides $3.50 more for her Attorney s
fees.
John Collins VS.. ". S. Jdmeson-Dis-
solution of copartnership. A decree of
dissolution entered, and the cost of pro-
eeedings and charges ordered to be paid
cat of the proceeds of property sold.
The balance of the property, in accord
ance with the report of Master and Re
ceiver was divided between the parties,
by which the plaintiff receives $14, APO
Al, and the defendant 50, ,S41 81. There
had been in this case debts to the
amount of $6,090 paid, besides the costs
and charges, which footed up S1,15S
more.
john G. Meager vs.. Bernard Crosson-
Dissolution of co-partnership. Decree
entered dissolving the co-partnership,
and Judgment rendered for plaintiff fo1
sl69 10.
AZ. r. MadlocI:s and other creditors VS..
T. Kellogg and ,oite-Creditor' Bill
Motion to compel the defendants to an
swer separately argued and submitted.
Another question involved was whether
hellegs, having submitted and paid the
flalpiiff Maddocks, the other creditors.
Crane & Brigham and Kohler & Froh-
Ans, Of San Francisco, could continue
Ae suit on their own behalf.
The motion was taken under advise.
ment with an intimation that decision
would be had on 1st Monday in April,
being Rule day.
, 1872-02-29

FARMER's CLUB.-The first monthly
meeting of the King Co. Farmers Clut
will be held on Saturday next, March
at clock P. NJ. at the Office of Col
Larrabee. {
All who feel interested in its objects
are invited to attend. Samples of Fruit,
Vegetables, Flowers and Seeds are solIc'
tied. The following questions are sug'
pested for consideration. Is the Potato
becoming inferior in quality? If SO,
what is the cause, and how shall it be
remedied? What new varieties have
been introduced, and what give the
best indications both as to quality and
Weld?
, 1872-02-29


FORT DIscovERY--The following was
Received by due course of mail, but was
mislaid in the hands of the printer, for
which our apologies are due and are
hereby rendered to the writer:
PoRT Discovery, Feb. 8. 1872.
Puget Sound Dispatch The keel of a
new Schooner to be built here was laid
yesterday. Her dimensions are 100 feet
seel, IS #. s IN. beam and s ii. hold.
one viii be 200 tons measurement, and
estimated 70 carry about 400. 900 feet Of
eor She i being built for James
Z 1e1slll1tss Of san ESsnpisoo - y
~ <'&&xzt % u NA1A.X
, 1872-02-29
ter & Co. They have contracted to finish
her by the first of May. t.ii Atf
Yours Respectfully,
.-- SUBSCRIBER.
-PorT TOWNSEND, Feb. 2e, 1872.

-PonT TOWNSEND, Feb 26, 1872.
Court week opens with clear sky
and stiff gale from the South East
His Honor Chief Justice Jacobs is
promptly on hand, and the Bar is repre-
sented from abroad by Holmes, the out
going, and Wingard the incoming U S.
Attorney, as well as by Messrs. Ballard
and Clark. of Steilacoom, and Col. Lar
rabee and Mr.. McNaught of Seattle
There are three capital cases for trial,
and but slim civil docket. Governor
Salomon is here, and it is understood
he is to enter on the practice of Law
The latest on-dit is that Garfelde has
placed letter of withdrawal as a candi-
date for Congress in Sam. Coulter's
hands, which will soon be published
and that the Garfield men will centre OF
Judge Jacobs as their candidate. Thai
in the event of his nomination he will
resign as Chief Justice and Garfield will
assume his place. This will be done by
the Judge out of a proper sense Of hon
or, it being manifestly improper for 6
Judge, while on the Bench, to engage
in canvass for political Office.
Judge McFadden, the old Democratic
War Horse is here likewise, and, as the
unopposed candidate of the Democracy
is making friends wherever he goes. Sc
the silver-haired orator will appear il
the next Canvass instead of the silver
tongued. In the election it will be nil
| and tuck between Jacobs and old Mac
There is no local news here, since
Murphy didn't get drowned. Next weel
1 will give you summary of Court pro
ceedings. 3. OR.
, 1872-02-29

HousE-BREAKING.-On the 23nd inst.
man mamad George Simms broke into
"e house of John Kourn, in Freepeft,
ahd stole about SIS worth of provisions.
he was tried before Justice Bartlett on
'ne 18th, found guilty. and sentenced to
~ days in the County Jail and fined $50.
, 1872-02-29
DIR. BROWN,
GuphiZ;s Physician,

nvRrATs THE DISEASE IN ALL ITS
forms--Primsry, Secondary. Tertiary.
Nv treatment is entirely new, mercury not be
inR used except in Constitutional Sypnans. Al
1ccsi treefment APply = the Occidental Agtsl.
- 13U.
, 1872-02-29

i. " 1ilE Glo LEiCI tOsttA VI LIE Ilihly
Il Judicial District, holding terms at the City
of Seattle. in ana for the Counties of Ling, Lit
sap, and Snoholnish-
D. B. Finch, Plaintiff,
VS..
J. G. Jackson and W. E.
Stronick, Defendants.
The United Stftes of Anleried send greeting
ToJ. G.. jackson and W. E. stronick. partners
under the firm na11lc efJ. G. Jackson Co., De
PENDANTS:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yoI b. the abgve named plain.
District OF the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the City of Seattle, in the County of
King in and for the Counties of King. Kitsap
and Snohonish. and 20 answer the complaint
filed therein within twenty days exclusive Of
the day of servIce) after the service you OF
this summons. if served within the said county
of King: or. il served out Of that county, but in
this District within thirty days otherwise with
in sixty days, or judgment by default viii be tax
en- against you, according tc the prayer of tho
complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover The sum
cf seven hundred and ninety-six dollars gold
c0in with interest thereon st the rate of two per
cent per month frora February g. 1866 upon G
written con tract for the payment Of money. And
you are hereby notifed, that If yon fail to appear
and answer the Ssid compliant IS above required
the said plaintiff viii fake Judgment against You
as confessed for the SUM Of seven hundred and
ninety-siz dollars with interest 81 the rate of two
per cent per month from February O, lS6a. soltt
coin of the United States, and feS costs of suit
Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs. JulEe OF
said Court, and given utlIler my hand and the
seal of said Court, this ist day Of February, A.
d. 1872,
H.S1 /. L. ANDREWS, Clcrk.
, 1872-02-29

/>THE MASQUERADE BALL.--This affair
came off on the evening of the 22d, and
was in every way success. The Com
mittee deserved and received many COM
pliments for the efficient manner in
which the affair was conducted. We
have not space to give details, but will
say for originality and grotesqueness of
characters, this party has never been
excelled on the Sound. F.om one hun
dred and fifty to two hundred participat-
ed in the festivities.
, 1872-02-29

g L. McD. Johnston has taken
Aarmon's new building on Commercial
street for an Auction and Commission
mouse, which he proposes to open for
business within the next two weeks.
, 1872-02-29

. The Good Templars are making
extensive preparations for a grand en-
'ertalnment at the Pavilion on Friday,
March 1st.
, 1872-02-29

SHIP PBUILDNG.-Parties came up from
San Francisco by the last steamer, who
have made arrangements to build sever
al ships and brigs here during the COM
ing summer. A vessel is now on her
way up here with men and material, and
work will commence Immediately.
, 1872-02-29
For Sn ollo7laisle.
Str. ZEPHYR,

S.r. ZEPHYR,
q Ga WILL MAKE TWO TRIPS A
--e--s=4sRE -. week from Seattle to CaGyviile
eli,, lrs1sll,. connecting with the N9r!a Paeifc.
at Seattle, both ways. Leave Seattle on Mun-
day and Thursdays. al clock, \. NJ, touch
ing at Mukilteo and Tulalip. Return on We'd
nestiays and FriGays.
December l, 1871. 1tf
, 1872-02-29

SwAaIPED.-Jackson Price, mail car
rier between Mukelteo and Priest
Point, was placed Oh Monday last in
rather an unpleasant, if not dangerous.
position. In passing over a low piece
of ground be was swamped; luckily,
however, the telegraph operator saw him
and went to his rescue. After being
about two hours in the muck, the car
rier was rescued through the assistance
of the operator.
, 1872-02-29
FOR vEgy YoEx via PENA7rA.

naAcrFEc 1IAIn s9EA,EsaEp COM
Z PANY,
, 1872-02-29
cahin......sc0o Second Cabin. SO

FCR 1.ETg yOEE via PHEAiTl.
cahin.......szGo Second Cabin, $50
.45s,ss7s-s. LEAVE WHARF. CORNER FIRST
-! go = and BRANNAN STREETS, punctu
ally ft L O'Clock, noon, on the 81 and 18th of
each month Except when either date falls on
Sunday, then on Saturday pIcceGingl, for PAN
ANA. connecting Via f-Hana 1iaiiToad, vii
one of the Compsny's splendid steamers frcnl
ASPISWALI. for NEW YORK.
Through tickets sold to ana from Liverpool,
Queenstown. Southampton. Bremen, Brest Ea-
vre, Hamburg, Steitln, Copenhagen and Nor
way.
FOR JAPAN ACD CHINA.
Stcaraor leaves on the FIRST Of every month.
pnnctunlly at noon, for YOKOHAMA ani
ECNGkONls. connecting at Yokohama with
the Compauys Ersach Line for SHANGHAI,
via Iiaga aud Nagasaki.
Apply at the Pacific Nail Steamship Comra-
nys office, at tLeir N-liarf, conner OF First ana
Brannan streets.
Itf ELDRIDGE ( IRWIN. Agents,
, 1872-02-29
Authorized Agents for this Paper.

BEAN L CO., 40 Montgomery street, Sal
Francisco.
l.. sAMUELS, % Front street, Portland.
, 1872-02-29
SuERnozlS.

EN- TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE THIRD
"A Judicial District, holding terms at the City
of Seattle in ana for the Counties of Ling, Lit
sap, and Snohomish.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-05-11
the support and consolation Of religion
in his heart, the best of all
TIMOTHY.
For the Register.
LEErowS, JEFF. Co., w. Va, }
Nav 6, 1872.

A"l W ACi-'
Leetown is at length without a grog
shop, and we do not think that we are
any worse off, by the change. Mr..
Firth closed up his drinking saloon, on
Wednesday last, and last Saturday
evening was one of the most quiet Sat
urday evenings that Leetown has had
for some time.
The Good Templars are moving for
ward, having received Ten members du-
ring the past four months. All of our
new members are men, five of them
heads OF tamilies, and give promise of
being useful workers in the Temperance
cause.
Our officers for the present term are
Henry 5. Niceley, Worthy Chief Ten
pIar; Charles S. Watson, Worthy Vice
,.nriar; Isaac Thompson, Recording
Secretary; Casper 4. Johnson, Finan-
claI Secretary John II. Lindsay, Trea-
suyer Marshal Mcdaniel, Chaplain !;
Joseph kiser. Marshal B. +. Johnson,
Guard VIM. H. IIeckrotte, Sentinel !;
Jas. X. Niceley, Right Supporter G..
w. Z. Welsh, Left Supporter
The Right Reverend Bishop White
preached in the Episcopal Church, at
this place, on Friday last. l did not
hear his sermon.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School, at Leetown, and the Baptist
School at Mount Zion are both doing
finely.
The Union Sunday School of Middle
way, has giving two exhibitions recent
ly, and l hear that they were very en-
tertaining.
The public schools, with two excep-
tons, have closed for the present year,
in this Township. They were only
continued for six months.
Mr.. Samuel f. Rowland's saw mill, on
the farm of j. Y. Moore, caught fire on
Friday evening a week ago. Sparks
from the engine had fired the saw dust,
which was lying very thickly near the
mill When Mr. Rowland left the mill
in the evening he supposed the fire to be
,,I; 49,, I''S" w. ' ,',h"" NJ % nnt1rnoJ
lTNln''e.0 ",,u Sien wi. ~ ie'I' NV Nv
ABOUT a. VI 0"'Vl"a!' lie touno :ne
Sd" aust piaI'hg' ! ana some Oh I'll 1me 't c
pe'S "ooI 3 ''Le mn ou urn ~ ~" ;
I'%o near! le"c"t,' 'iio 'voi DoN' ~
W v, I was d l''"i5'5y ot coM on w. w.
ho""'n' s"ce'e"e" /" cileoNi"9 'no
names oeIofe iii'ch damage was noiie.
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED.-Agents make moro
Il money at work for u, than al anything cI,e.
Business light and permanent Particulars tree.
G. Stins0u = C5., + ne Art Publishers, Pr.
lanC. Maine.
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DIRD CAGES for sale By
~ H. NJ. Billing.