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ITO, FOR WEST POINT!-The grands

FOR VEST po OF III snnirsrs grSa of &
cnstpANY" G,n First Regiment Virginia noi-I.
]untcers, win t.ks place u! rvs West , rEin, n the York
RIVER depot II y o,elcck An. returning 1,Id to ipt k ns,d
n.nl,u u; , roy,i,ra Wien we visited West Point
june the 5tl', 1872; Is a sufficient gnaranttfsfi IT,! OF o; . p frst
saut and enjoyable entertainment on inns our n nlSi
sllih celebration. parties wishing sui g,t TO Speia
q rresI, mir. salt-water bathing. dancing. etc, would
do We'll to join in the excursion. a fnli DfaSs a .i,s.
:trtne band viii accompany the eXcursionlStI, us,
roursing popular airs along the route, lhauai'i'h
,,,e,saut and select music on the ground. ;,
hSUOOTINGM MATCH will be held, III Which, "
roli min viii he awarded the best hot. ,,,,.
Tickrts for the round trip: Gentleman anu h.at:
(, ~. rcptlcman. 81 ladies and children ~ cents
each. DinIcr will bc furnished al the ho'ei iof "
'eA'S COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
:, " ). +. X. WOODWARD.
: Tickets for sale at the bookstores Of k La = :
rf,riisl,, West, Jolnstbfl. & Co.., aid ey TUE Cn,inm y
tnr of Arrangements and members OF tlc c2inlTiin !.
No person under the Influence OF lllu |. Y bntni
rcr,ni,ted TO enter the i%ncloSurt OF inc no.e
grounds.
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uYGEIA HOTEL, ,r,,r y,

CLARK & WILSON. PRopRIEroNs.
This splendid new hotel was oi"nci Tor im nTS,x
lion of Visitors June 18th. It's location, WIND my
Yards of tile Steamboat landing. l,id Win 'hr,' -'~A
open to the sea breeze. renders IL IN ni RESPECT very
,ttr.rtiyc tn tic invalid ar seeker Of pleasure.
TTc hntnJ bainy lighted throughout with g;ls, WIN
It's table abundantly supplied with ever inHHry;
with the best of attendance, and cyauny-lnrmnsn,
rooms. tile proprie.ors confidently touh inr . n,sl''
,,trnu,yc iiy u lmi CLARK &c Wlt.srn.
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL,, STANTON,
: ,,,,,ss,. 10 rtopea my school for ts,.ss on The
600, 4 sTsTEMgEis ts7., 20 continue till tsh Jatis,
Trr,,s: For board and tai,ton ntae months, sS.
e,,.;ys, Of washing, lights, and foWetiS, v-'s, pass,sse
s,sJr ytarls In advance. Adaress
hSi PIhE POWERS, staau;ou, Va
DC es-sf4wsns
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from tho World

North Carolina LII New YOrlk--Great
Interest Taken i'm the Election re
turns--An ovation to Horace Gree
ley--A Scene at the "TfInes" Office.
Never, before perhaps has an election Ill 4
Single State In the estimation of oil proved
the pivot on which turned the success of lin
entire presidential campaign, and that the
result in North Carolina IS 20 considered was
shown yesterdasne0nneeu R61Snnisis
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s,eccb by tnc Pope--HsIs Views OF a"f-
ycrsni suGraSa--"AH Hf'fs liberty

s,cccI, by ts,c POpe--EslS Views Oh a"h-
,..,x,, Sugrnga--"AH pI;is hfhert!
Genes TO NatiiinS."
The pope, in answering an address PIE,
:entcd to him Ivy Il denutatioh OF oio i'p"'
officials a few days ago, SAID:
'These sentiments which you nave en-
pressed 70 me, the presence here Oh lhese vi,
| Gals Of the Minister OF Commerce, anu vi
thn Minister himself, remind me OF the
month of November, 1913. Those were sac
times which, however, were soon followed
Ly m err of tranquility and peace. lnthose
fines. in those days, there appeared before
r,o in nv na|acc-wl,ich they have now taken
from mc-the Ouiriral, the Minister OF ON
mcrce and Public Works. This man IS now
dead. | fear he died animated by the same
OWL feelings which he cherished during us
lifrtime. This man appeared before me.
Though a republican, and having the crar-
acter Of Il tribune of the people, ne
came forward timid and apprcllehSlfe,
and in A low voice told me that the popuIu
turbulence had been occlsloned ny al aiio-
cutiou pronounced by INC, i'll when l oe-
clared to all the Powers that | refused 10 JON
those who had declared war against +fuStim,
, onJ sold Vicar of Christ mist keep ut
} neace with ell>" "But," said that man,
= YOU might suffer great calamities:n ! VIII
suffer theim,' was my answer. "But, IN OF
J der TO avert even great calamities, VIII ao
= nothing contrary to honor, to justice, 10 con,
science. To religion" And so IL was.
. found myself compelled to abandon Rome
and / might well say that in order not TO per
5 neir,te an act contrary to justice ] lost III,
5 throne. This is not what has happened no"
a.days. The throne has been violently takef
from me. From whom, then, are we TO cH
y meet help? From whom. II all tht Govern
J. monts are dominated by sectS and D.
e those who walk in darkness? MOI
+ surely. from them; from whom, then
u The Catholic world, as you have just
Is remarked, is at the feet of God lmplorln
" for mercy. From the others we have nom
a ing to hope. And why! when q. Jon
~ the Baptist wanted to confirm his alseipie'
IS who wished to know whether Jesus Chrts
a was the rue Messiah, he said to them; "
rs We and ask him." And they Went ana JeSu
80 Christ answered unto them: Iell oohh III,
lc the blind see, the deaf hear; the dump spear
:, the lame walk, and even the dead arise.
u AZ much as to say, "From my works 70
he may learn who am l." If we would loo
ne ot MI the governments of Europe we Shout
ny find that the works of NIL are the reverse
ne what Jesus Christ told the disciples OF 5
tel John. The works, you see them yourselve
81 rhe works of a government 50 calledo Of ltal
10 Of a government SO called OF Madrl.
g. of a government, so called Of PAR
behold them. Behold those doiijgs al
NY fall me what can we hope from I'll
~ wotld2 These are the few words WISH
hi- to address to you before blessing you. lt
rfe ~ssxhat takes place in these days. IN
,een trGA isis.Gre. certain guarantees IN
Nssla rote IN the admin
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LOR,s HAIR DYE

nBATCHE LOR'S HAIK DlE.-
.rh;s superb HAIR DYE Is the best in fhc world
perfectly harmless, reliable, ano instantaneous" ~
dis,ppointment; no ridiculous tirts or disasreeaoe
o5or The genuine WILLIAM A.
HAIR DYE produces Immediately a splendid hiaek
~ r.tpr., brown /; leaves the hair clean. soff- oeau-
,,f,,. does not contain d particle OF lead or any IN
furious compound. Sold by all DRUGGISTS. fse'o.s'
- srpEIT \. Y. ty ll-eod
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ssnIgH

RENMoEE uaIV ERefTY niau
MEAN 4afffEHSf sECuRTHOrsr :
EuaAss SrIsDHtsj MFfhefuaGc 5He5alfit Iinis
tfc3ni41. PFfnciDaL. 'era;y
~. c. BROCK Il. lit freffttIy Assfafsnt b,
sor Latin. GDissrstts yireiutat,t In Charge J, re-
SESSION goAagscss sEprgsBgn Inn
ARRANGEMENTS have bpeti INSIDE by Which s..a.-
rnny intend this school lone OF Tic tlgiresi ors.ss'1,'s
the State, PIE arat0ryf 10 the Entgerefy 0f Sts.ygsia
III It's EafeEIrys scientific, aud En9inceffn, sssslnh
,npnts,1 ~ b fnfcti fsss eost than iy any otha. ~.
tuition or comparable grid iii Virginia. 'asss.
For pamphlet giving full particulars add,e,.a
PrlutlpaI an e-da wins
ENTERTAINMENT AZ GOOCgT.sr
IICoERTH0USE~-gH WEDE siny,Dl
August 7tIi, an entertainment for tho I.pea, i iii.
Episcopal aud Presbyterian clinreJ.es ~ The :, Tie
borI,o,.J. consisting or q t~gnnfifal suYpig 80 "e,.s.
bfes, t~a,)iei.ry. cfIat1des, and lust hut no, - tatt-
- woman's rights speech by one OF Inc r,or ,isl,a
minent gentlemen OF The county. viii be- hs,bbf o.
GoochIlild Courthouse. Vs.. and 81 who feel ",i At
fercst or wish 10 enjoy Themselves win bare an M
of doing so on this occasion. ""p-
Captatit SCBLRTr OF the day-fo,t ..Do,.-.
which leaves Richmond on "Wednesday morntna
"a O'Clock. has kindly offered To take from Eiehmssn
and bsck for anywhere along The lincj aDy who I'M =
wish TO patronize the entertainment. ma!
Bv order OF the COMMITTEE. IL as-aod.
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Excl,
S,,SSTESgoNs AND PEC=NTCs:
L NISLAND GEI1.HlNL
no vuE DE LEN A1,s1.
NoNNU. OLD POINT, AND
SATURDAY, NUGtA''N

The elegant steamer JOIN
make AN excursion trip to alMsAN SYLVESTER will
DAY NENT. August 10th; leay ~ rsipiaccs on SATUR.
at ,nG ! Norfolk +; mt a a'oIt 5 a sunday: aElarto | EiH Trini
Island about . a; NJ H.; Me1 nS,a ss,S Mii' n Fit. 1t GoHSS.,
Is,r to Vue de L'Eau, Old Point. and NoriS
and return, $3.50; fare 10 cobb's Island anu 1Slk
turn. 81. , We
Hacks anu on,n ~, au Std =
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mr. YARD-WIDE NEW YORK. MILLS
COTTON ut Gle;
vaudeville wAMsUTTA COTTON Mt l'e. per
yard:
, n.1-r1 OPTION better than New
York Mills or Wamsutta, ut lsc':
-, ,v,,e rprIT OF TIE LOOM and ANDRo-
COTTON ut leac.:
yarI.wide AUBURN COTTON, better thar Fruit
of IN. T DOM or Antroscoggiu. at logo. per yafu'
pILLUW-CASE COTTON il inches "i'e 1T ivy
per yard;
., e, al. and lr-i BLEACIlED ana u
LEACH SuEETINGS at very low prices
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
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nIssOLUTION.--Tie concern nee H. OF d; JohS
a - :, " co'scnt. Mr.. John Gibson Withdrawing:
Al debts due by and 10 tie late firm Will ne s s1 leu
iy GEORGE GIBSON. hn having , aJsaiine ali IL con- ON
tracts and continuing the hi,5iLcas crpeox
GEOl.'GE GIBSON.
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25TH.

D~RAIrHWAITE'S RETROSPECT 0F
d PRACTICAL MEDICINE AMI oohuE
.cI NSSICtL Strides, rs information or as train-
Ing: bya Scotch Graduate; &c. 9. sout, Carolina
- Rei,el itoy: by Mrs. Chaplin $3.50. o
GLITTER AND GOLD; Il new novel oy tosa
Field: S.. ,.o~r. Inv Florence
M,o,,ao,nery. author of : misunderstood Z; - tfso.
,cDpY:" ESSAYS from an Editors Drawer' ~ " n.
licion, Literature, aud Life; hy hes. D.
Thompson; 81. by e ]. yhyte
selyille; sl's'' wooDHoUsE s PARHAM.
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Rererriss 10 the ai5te; / take orca ION 70 , t,nnH
nv friends AMI Ire ratdfc for tic Ions anu aoI;cit u
I,atromagc extended ri tle late llrrp. ~. cIpSnS
john CD sun.
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,NMnI.n nEnnr ~ ~ TIlE
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
OrEN JUNE !. h7:.

This fayoritr aud celebrated W '"N.i,
will offer a.Iiitiouli attrirtipna this season. Nnonh
other improvements, there HIS been adii"a Hl ,c
rant aud SPACIOUS ballroom, adjoining he lHIiM'
fine plrlor has been enlarged and improved. ana Ie
proximity OF tile two renders each easily acr,nHIUt-
II will be kept In 4 style pot surIross-i ah!"icie'"
Virginia. -.,.
The WATERS OF these special Sprtngs either gag
or greatly relieve moat c:ises Of Scroiula, ihs'ltcl'
Consumption. Chrouic Bronchitis. Chronic l~Sf!W
Otis. Chronic Pneuruouia. Chronic ',shs"lsl.
Chronic DiarrhGa, Chronic DEsenscry., liEl 81
also a great value In those affections when a'c
lllr to the female constitution, nri 10 M 'pitsDt'
n tonic, and general restorative, tIey are. Irtrig,
| uuriyal,ei amongst mineral waters. Iht pIuihpa|
| viii have provided for the lawns and bJlL-r'g1 .
frst-cIass Band Of Music. and In general -. sJ ~
sources Of amusement and recreation ns'iaia rtSti
| nj our best summer resorts sill be 81 the soiuiLaNnI
| the guests AT SR0CkBRJUGE u ihs -
within eleven 10 thirteen hours 4 i4tuu ~
- ~''ington. Baltimore ETC.. 10y r5il. All - ~! .t,J
w. ars leave the cars Of iiic theslptlhr smii
FisSe,,. 'ad 1T GOSHEN depot apd ne* ar - nd
ohio ri,h> passing rrpidiy qN."t sI:gV'a g.. o..
stage cG.chs> right ,piteS- sci do"n ID. 'L'''
tcyet road rf rn..
at thu Springs bifs, \. FRAIIER. frSl' ~ he
JANts Tho gruaDGs. &C. ~ y" l.,
Per ons making its u nj my h1in, "" -
Springs, and not siopfins ,crr
Charged half my regular rates. by PIK, ~
Tie Woodbridge water Is for sats 'E6E " ."
LhDD & Co, Biciimond, ana ana n
INTiRE. Charlottesville. ,c,s, ii'''
descriptive pamphlets sent free Ga spp">
my io-am
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MILLBoRO-DEPOT HOUSE,
BAT COUNTY, VA.
Z. L. YARBRoUGu. PROPRIETOR.

Tic above house has recently been purchased by
The above proprietor. who Will n AL times be- pru-
| tarcd to The travelling public In the
very best manner for their comfort and plctSnr.
The rooms are large, cOnmoGiOus, and wrll-fuf-
nislcd: the servants and attendants are attentive
and %obligine the table will be furnished will the
| best the country can afford.
The CRYSTAL CHALiBEtTE SPRING, fuur
hundred yards from the house, H. an important fca-
ture. MANY vfsitors to the nclghb0sins Watering
H1s.ss is,rT t1 slYSy.
: The rates for BOARD will be mGdcri'r6Nn >, ,
t,prrI. DGr week '
iintrr. urr month of twenty-cieht daEs....:;., ~ ~
Ti,is Is The central dcbtrkiDR, Enif's 70 ic i,'lh
Alum, Warm, Hot, Healing. ana Itockor''Ae A""
:, =, r,,r,is,,cl IN an r.,iuts
" aI-im
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~ xr ha>

1PE@ ,rMoEY r.. l.. !. 1'Lugs. Aurust u,
. ,Rse3CIAL ORDER, No:0 To,,irHi,S s iIaII 4
Hess iHB ff,nrSdayi ErEaISaat o'clock FOR iilsi.M1
With ii ~ Ihil Members viii hiag their arms II
them.
IL ofaer :" N'i"" T. K. GLAIEBRO0K:
---u Orderly Sergeant.
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unoKS. &c.

rvIuE SERMONS, LECTURES, and AD-
i,I ESSES. delivered by the Very Rev. Thor MS
\. Burke, s. r.. the Justly celebrates, eide, pSn lIafas'
! ricst. in the principal cities Of the United 'ta'eS'
For saie ~ P""N WILLIAM DAFFRON,.
143s Main street.
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TOOK AND JON PRINTING OF ALI,
rs KINDS kRATLI ppSEAT THIS fkas
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CO-PAErNERStiIP ,NOTICE:-ttstftg, Y \
chased the goodwill IIId Interest of JuH1 elbS'.,s
this day associated with nth my brother MILAN
GIBSON, and propose to eGIdnrt ZIG = II T.,
Ira a. inches Under the tirm-name and style Of GEORGE
& WILLIAM GIBSON. and solicit 4 cGl't!nisancc
OF the patronage so literally bestowed on Inc iAs
firm. ,neov
all Civ GIof,rC NIIDIS.-.-
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co-partuerslHp
L. heretofore existing between G. H.. PAGE&
WILLIS II. WOODLEf. Mm!cr the style nl !. II.
PAGE & Co. is this day dissolved hy mutual con-
sent. G. II. Page will settle mp the business OF IN.
firm. collecting all bills and paying all debts OF Inc
firm. {. IL. AGE,
an y-tt WILLIS VI. WOODIEG.
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OWL. AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
INSTITUTE. Troy, N. Y. Instruc-
ton We q practical. Advantages unsurpassedin this
COUNT s.. Graduates obtain excellent positions. Rc-s
tiir .4ng improved codrse of study aul tn'! !3%Sfsc:,-
las, address Professor CHARLES DiuWEE,
LHlf-cfnr. - fv 3l-lm |
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SCHOOL.

TIE eighth session Of this &C.
~teitiier 9stli. 1877. The prime. .sofi will begin Sep.
competent instructors. pal will Dc assisted By
Dispateh and s~c'rcuiars ssa alyertfsaT eHt In the
September. A. The bookstores enriy In
ar 3-lw raGMsS Ii. NORWOOD,
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CT. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL. FOR
- BOYS, win be open again on the FIRST MON
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. This weil-known insti-
tuition Is conducted by the Bcncdictinc Fathers OF
ST. !Mary.s church, and affords to Catholic parents
and guardians Il rare opportunity to have their sons
AIRY branches OF u complete commercial and classt-
cal course Of studies. Special care Is given TO be-
ginncrs: and paramount attention paid to religious
instruction Of all classes.
The scliool-rooms are rcfttcd, and ill due care
will be taken to render this iuStitutiOn-tlic
only one of its kind in this city and vicinity
worthy of the p3tgOpape of Il Catholic community.
TERMS: - pcPfnonth, To he paid in advance.
For particulars apply Ia
REV. DIR. HERMANN WOLFE, o. s. b..
jy lT-lm corner Fourth and Marshail streets.
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lishess acircular WGtcfH n
There Netumults In the streets.
rantees all the liberty do not exist. Let
everybody, .hsYeycr, do his best. Let every
body follow the adyice Of authoritative per-
sons, and if we do not succeed it will be
proof OF the hypocfsy of the guarantees and
of liberty.
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MEETINGS..
=s---~~
RALLY AT
RIVERSIDE PARK.

There will he Il grand rally of thc Conservative
citizens Of Hcnrico county at Iiycrsilc lark OH
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. All OF the
Conservative candidates for Congress are expected
ia address the people. au 6-2t
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NREELEY & BROWN CLUB, NO. 1,
VI OLD DOMINION. will meet at. Wcstlrm Hall,
WEDNESDAY EVENING at h~all-lllst 7 O'Clock.
Voters of CLAW Ward are respectfully invited 10
mite with them. n. T. JOHNSON, Presidents
JAMES JEFFsEYS, Secretary. &&$ *
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

II -
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY AND BOARD-
ING SCHOOL. 132 Madison street, Baltimore. Mrs.
LFTITIA TYLER StMPLE, of Virginia. Prlnci-
pal. Autumn session opens 18th of September; closes
closes 1st February-every year. For circulars. APP
My ut the Institute. is 29-8w
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DoANOkE {
OLLEGE.

its next sess' 1es. located NJ Salem, Va, win open
the 9Th offs M with a full corps OF professors, on
ENTIRE ,EfTENBER.
By boaJ -SpsSsE FOR a TEN aoSTns' SESSION:
BY BIO ding In ..riyate families :. .S23 90
Byb muHng II. College and boarding. house. 200 90
~ ooaitnn,; IN clnbs.. ......... $50 90
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f,PF yCOpAL HIGH SCHOOL OF vIR-

GINA. NEAR ALEXANDRIA.-The 2oth
.nnual Session OF this SCHOOL FoR BOYS opens
SEPTEMBER rs, 1872. Terms 1880 per yelr. Cata-
logue, with particulars, sent on application to u.
N. BLACkFORD. II. A.. Principal; Alexandria,
ya. M 2-,iS w2m
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HOW 10 10 WEST.

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far West as
most people wished to go and journeys were
made in the legendary "Pralre Schooner" but
in these days of-Progress and Improvements the
word West has come to mean Iowa. Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado California and the Terrific
ries, and the Traveller reaches almost any point
therein by splendid Line of Railroad
This Line of Railroad is the Burlington Route,
which starts from Chicago over the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy r. r., from Indianapolis
over the indianapolis, Bloomington & Western
Short Line and from Logansport over the Tole-
do, Peoria Il Warsaw r. r., and running
through BURLINGTON, reaches Omaha, Lincoln,
Nebraska City, st. Joseph, Atchison, Leaveu-
worth and Kansas City connecting with the
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific and other Rail-
roads running from those cities.
Always so "By way of Burlington" and you
will be sure to be right
The Burlington Route has admirably answer
ed the question. 'How to go West?' by the pub
LEGATION of truthful and interesting document
filled with facts in regard to Time, Connections.
Accommodations rates of Fare. and other in
teresting items, and illustrated by large map,
truthfully showing the whole West. which they
distribute free Of charge. Copies, and additional
Information, can be obtained by addressing,
General Passenger Agent, B. 4 NJ. Il. r.. Bur
liugton, Iowa. 1y27
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An Indian Curiosity.

Col. Spaulding of the Senate, has shown
US a veritable curiosity in an Indian Jacket,
which was worn by live Indian, and
bears the marks of blood received in bat
tie. The Jacket was brought from Daco-
tab by Judge Bookings, and is Gift to
Senator Foster of Penobscot from his
daughter who resides in Dacotah 1t is
an Indian war and war-dance shirt, worn
by the late Chief Grow Feather who
must have been broad shouldered, stall
wart son of the forest as the garment is
of huge dimensions. 1t is made of the
skin OF some animal and is very soft and
of a light color. 1t is adorned with braid
beads and curious stitching in different
colored cloths. Suspended from the
shoulders, breast and back are some hor-
ribly barbaric memorials, being no less
than little punches of long human hair,
taken from the scalps of Crow Feathers
victims, and which hang in graceful tas-
sells down the shirt Directly from the
breast depends the hair of a fair white lady,
killed by the chief on the Platte. This hair
IS silky and fine; and other of different
shades OF color is also of the same fine
quallty, indicating that it came from the
heads of women. But most of the hair is
of a coarse quality and came from the
heads OF Indians belonging to antagonis-
tic tribes. On the right shoulder hangs
hair from the head of the Rees Indians :;
on the left, hair from the Black Feet tribe,
and on other parts specimens of hair from
the Crow Indians-the entire ornamental
work being highly suggestive Of the war
whoop and the scalping knife. [kenne-
bee journal.
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Local items, & c.
News of the County and City.

The new schooner John Wentworth of 165
tons, which is now receiving cargo of
planned boards at the railroad depot. attracts
much attention from her fine. snug appearance
and the beauty of her model She has extra
qQ5Gty of wood and materials in her hull. and
i heavily fastened She WAS built by Master
@asIeN, Of Bucksrort. builder of experience
md reputation. The schooner is commanded
hY apt Lathley Lewis, Of Bucksport. an en-
lerprismg young master, who always means
business in his VOYAGES She will clear for
Antigua and market on Saturday. Captain
Hartman, one of the owners, goes out as pas
senger
Mr.. Cox. barber, OF this city, who was in the
Fourth Regiment during the war, received a
bali through the face, which carried away a
portion OF his palate. making it difficult for
MN y talk distinctly. DR. u. n. Merrill, Den
t>t who ha> been with pr Lombard. has fitted
IA artificial palate tor Mr.. Cox, with which he
ytn taik well. and furnishes great relief. 1t
avery Ingenious piece Of work.
The weather the past week has been tickle
The warm day> previous to Sunday brought on a
Ii+4on,,. ,,,l', .,ou,t NM;
which continued up TO Wednesday. The gen.
,r,l desire is that old Roreas may stop working
af, bellows.
one day last week Young man by the name
n Bennett from Boothh.v sttemntad IN INN,
from = wharf to fine deck of . vessel "a ,..cano
tur bite of horse, missed. striking his knee
across the rail, splitting his knee-pan into sew
tral pieces
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.a..bv Mr. G,,r,urn at tho paIf,st la,o,
"''ri "A>'iu7i"ue Dan WAS gwen Al
"'''''F Ii9'l' AuSuS'a' on tuesday evening
~ ~ coward ana mas H. Mitcheh' Oh
II .'''-' N'ie ''''""- 'he u'le''oI>'
Mr Mcfarland. At his store on Main street
lit> iine lot OF fresh Goldfish, which Mr.. Crosby
DISPENSING 10 customers. They are iu>t from
tae a0>om " the deep, and are very nice.