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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

y 'L''h '"rNr, SArunpAy-Justtcc j. j.
,,.. ,,,,.' I@'t'"9.--Thc following cascs were
n" ~,'," ,' I'nA"ll. charged with trcSmssing on
d,.,'', t"''''!St's OF James Murphy and breaking
- ''iic". Continued to Tuesday.
anI H'>'ndorf, charged with assauting
,' "I'iaih@ John II. WiIlilnis (colored) in
'''.. street. Dismissed
@.T,T,','' u, Wilkins (colored}, charged with
a,..na a,'iS ana striking D. Rosendorf. Dis.
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I5c sure 10 get YOUR clothing at the right place.
r. SPENCE 4 SoS'S--l30o Main street.
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Now Is TIE TIME.-Now Is the time to invest II
clothing. +. Is. SPENCE Il Son have marked dow
flrir nrirrS.
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An kinds of summer wear at +. Is. SPENCE
Sons, 1909 Main street.
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Down with the prices. at +. i. SPENCE & SoS's
fashionable clothing establishment.
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AN APPEAL TO THE NEGROES
Question of Veracity Transferred
to President Grant and
General PIcaSnnten.
SPEECHES TO TIE MULTITUDE.

SERENADE TO SENATOR SCHURZ.
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i>,rE>!n&s ,Hn PIc-NICs.- GIacr-SIrcc
t,lHi' ".a!r'h VIII -;ivra pir.ni" on Wed
n.sjn, r.Nr at HuuI"p'> fn'ni, OIL the Rich
.nsu' afG Petersburg I.,!!rnad.
Hfr-nu iiii Methodist Epi,copal Church
rDtudj; school will have \ p,,-nic on Tues
'tW" hmI"p', farm, on ihcs Richmond and
r"''i>htIr, railroad.
iu-aity t!I"r" will be IN cNclr>irn to Wc>!
l"m under the auspices "f Siuali i"t:gr,
|. q. -. f.. and Friendship Lndg''. i. i.
"n Nrd.r-iiy there will Il" y grand
q .hr' pIr~Gic II West, pou' Oil the ncr;t>i0ll
"l !3s' ,'~'"ud anniversary of Harmony Divl-
-.Hu >""- "' temperance. \ hand Of ml,-ir
" n lM.lA.. tM.. nrnu>inn.
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Underwear at +. B SPENCE Il soHs, 1900 Mali
ttr,
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yI1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
| U>,..,no - horel,y -iyen that will not pay
TaEns = FIN vNSEGoTiABLE NOTES for 500 sasa, .s,
aied July soth, ls1 payable sss,,iIig.s q sas sas
S,.a far ga: all payab,e % s keintne ss9s ~
Sarshsss OF land 10 whleh Ila Goa i,Is
be hsG. - 7nspntsS ~ ssse' 80
jya's.s
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n.,ssNEss CHANCES.

o. 1o-, s0 COURT FUNDS, 'Io
80. .CU LoAN,iu Que s,il, lor ,s.,. ans,
YEAR or more, with reaestste AND pe,sa,sai TN sis
~ so-st Gk-N--- Gkoboo 4 v N---"---------.
IIOR SALE, very good sPRIN6 pkAa =,
and HARNESS. Apply at FEED Mi1,l, ..i ss ixs on
Arch between Eighth aud Ninn sscsI.. ;!
opECIAL NOTICE. have few hne
y GOLD WATCHES,
CHAINS. and
DIAMONDS. -.
Icst from my last sale which am anxiotis 70 a,l ~
about half the original cost. Money lent on sstaa
hiea nj '.. "s S. x. WISSTOcksS Loan 0tsce.
10. IL Fourteenth street, under Exchange HOVE.
jy ii-im - 8.
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..,,.' .''S'," County. CouRT. -Tha Aueu,t
'' " "''> court hcsii$ Oh Moud1s neAt,
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ATTACKS THE CARPET-BAGGERS
THEIR ROBBERIES.
THE ADMINISTRATION OPPOSED TO
PEACE.

BOUTWELL, ON THE BLOODY
CHASM" IS WJPED UP.
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TIE "pLAGUE or MARsEIALs.'

THE ATTEMPT TO CONTROL TIL
BALLOT-BOX.
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SENATOR CARL SCHURz IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.

HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
HE MAKES A TELLING SPEECH
IN GREENSBORO, WHICH IS
APPLAUDED TO
THE ECHO.
ATTACKS THE CARPET-BAGGERS
THEIR ROBBERIES.
THE ADMINISTRATION OPPOSED TO
PEACE.
BOUTWELL, ON THE BLOODY
CHASM" rs WJPED UP.
TIE "PLAGUE OF MARSEEALS.''
THE ATTEMPT TO CONTROL THE
BALLOT-BOX.
AN APPEAL TO THE NEGROES.
Question of Veracify Transferred
to President Grant and
General PIcasnnten.
SERENADE TO SENATOR SCHURZ.
SPEECHES TO TIE MULTITUDE.
Senator DoolittIe. Governor Walker.
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MORE FEDERAL INTERFERENCEs.

Neither you nor | know exactly how far
reached The mails; even: are no longer
safe. ! hear that Government spies invade
the postal ears on your railroads and take
thence documents in the nail-Da@S being
transmitted to the people for their cnIi&ht-
enment. merely because they are in opposl-
ton to the Administration. Where will this
pu1
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General Schurz then made an eloquent
sppeaI to the colored voters, who were
largely represented in the audience, beseeca'
Ing them, by right of being one of their ear.
,sest friends, 10 bs careful Of their pollaeai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-17

under the 'auspices' of the Stats Society VII
behad, unless at least nix rompetinr mowers
are entered In case of a trial each mower
will be subjected to a dynanometer test. The
award Of premium will be given during the
holding of the State Fair. Bach mower Will
furnish its own team and driver The Com
mittee--a special one-will be announced
the morning of the trial.
The Press says that about seventy five
graduates and past members of Westbrook
Seminary were present at the reunion on
Thursday evening, and an Alumni Associa-
ton formed. The following were the off,
GERS elected: DR.. F. Southland, Salem,
President; Faustina Hichborn, Stockton, and
Emery A. Howe, Portland, Vice Presidents
ID. r. P. Pride. Secretary and Treasurer;
Joseph Durham of Deering, Orilla G. Nc
Gilyery, Belfast, Frank Bradford, Bruns-
wick, Miss Pratt, Kendall's Mills, and Miss
Abby Russell, Deering, Executive Commit
tee. A code of bylaws and an order of ex-
ercises for the annual meeting next year, to
be held Commencement week. The follow
ing is the programme Opening Address by
the Presidents Grafton; Poem; Chronicles,
by Edward Fuller, of Bowdoin College, and
Miss French of Turner; Address to the
Graduating Glass by the Principal of the Sem
mary Ode.
Prof. Geo Goodale of Bowdoin College
has been elected University Lecturer On
Vegetable Physiology and instructor in Bot
any for the next year at Harvard College.
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MEXICO.

Matamoras, l.. Gov. Canalas Of Tsmua-
lipas, who has hitherto abstained from taking
any part in the war, has directed National
guard to be organized along the whole from
tier of the State. The force is expected to
reach 900. 1t is understood that Canalas
will take command in the interest of the gov
eminent. Trevano remains inactive at Mon
terey, probably recruiting his forces, which
are known TO have suffered almost as severe
ly as tie government troops. Matamoras
ard the adjoining country is quiet. Business
is suspended.
A steamer arrived at the mouth Of the Rio
Grande to-day with 37j troops, money and
munitions OF war for this city. which are
being disombarked. Another steamer is re-
ported coming with COO men for Gen. Cabalas
to-day.
kilograms from Camargo confirm the de-
feat of the revoluionists at Canalve, losing
all their horses and dispersed among the
mountains.
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Riot.

New York, 10. At six o'clock last eve
ming Math:eson & Weichers sugar refners
in Jersey City, struck for an advance OF
wages demanding 81 so day instead OF 81. 10
The propretors anticipated trouble and de-
spatch was sent to the police headquarters.
Chief McWilliams and squad OF 30 men
started for the place of meeting. When they
arrived the ring -leaders of the mob were en-.
deavoring TO take summary measures to tear
the office down. With some trouble the mob
was forced into Bergin street in front Of
liquor store, where they made a stand re-
tusing to move further. The police were
ordered to charge but the mob withstood the
shock, and for several minutes appeared to
have the best OF it. The policemen then
drew their revolvers and several of the mob
were wounded. They were finally cooled
down and retired without further trouble
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. lG. The Secretary of the
Interior has appointed Hon. J. A. Garfield OF
Ohio, commissioner to remove the Flathead
Indians TO the government reservations in
Montana.
Washington, lG. Gen. Sickles has gone
to Madrid to present his letters of recall to
the Spanish government, out 10 successor
will be appointed until several matters in
controversy, Including the liberation of Dr.
Houard, have been adjusted. The Spanish
government have yet failed to be convinced
that DR.. llouafd IS an American citizen, but
may release him in accordance with the re-
quest of our government.
Letters from Earl Granville to Sir Edward
Thornton dated in May, claim that he has
been able to show upon the testimony OF
Reyerdy Johnson, corroborated by extracts
cited by Secretary. Fish, that fer the first
seven years of the discussion up to 1869,
none but direct claims were known as the
Alabama claims. and that the indirect losses
were mentioned 10y the American high com
mlssioners and were mentioned only to be
Withdrawn from discussion.
The English mail brings copies OF the ap-
pendiX to the case presented on the part OF
the British government. giving the reports OF
Ie committees appointed b. the board OF
trade and admiralty to examine the lists OF
claims contained in volume seven Of the APP
pendix TO the case of the | nited States. The
principle one in which their reports form
ed are contained in or are deductable from
the following assumptions or propositions -
First, That on the one hand there exists no
grounds for awarding indirect damages.
Second. That on the other hand when once
the liability to compensation for a given loss
is established such compensation is to be
timated in accordance with the well recog-
nzed principle of restitutio in integram, sub
ject however to these considerations, as to
damages not being Of too remote a contisent
character which being common to the urls
prudence of all civilized nations are adopted
by international law, and therefore seems to
these committees properly applicable to the
present position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-17

The executive committee Of the State lem
perance Reform Association have issued a cir
cular appealing for help. The committee says:
"Our work goes gloriously on. Some II 900
persons have already signed our pledges,
majority of whom were habitual drinkers,
and out of the whole number not ten have
violated their pledge. New interest is ev-
erywhere awakened, and the cry comes up
from all quarters OF the State for laborers and
help. Several liberal gentlemen have pledged
in sums of 500 and $50 each, an amount
sufficient to put small corps of effective lee
turers into the field. We want to raise at
once $4,000 to enable us to develop and car
ry out fully our plans and purposes. Will
YOU bring this matter to the attention of your
club and all your citizens, without respect to
party or sect, and cause to he appointed a
suitable person or persons to solicit subscrib-
tons from all? We have already saved the
taxpayers OF. this State a sum greater than
that asked for. Our cause seems blest OF God !.
Win not mankind give US some substantial ap-
proval? Collections will be forwarded to
Geo. c. Crawford, Treasurer, Brunswick.
The amount collected should be reported to
the Secretary, John e. Conley, Bath"
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Lost Health Regained.

Sef.neglect lays the foundation OF much bodily
suffering. As a rule men more solicilous to
pair and preserve their houses stock in trade and
other peris liable property than to repair and pc
serve themselves. They can when wall re-
quires a plop, or q weak structure giider, but
appear to be unconscious of, or ndifercntto, the
cracks and flaws and evidences of decay in their
own frail and sensitive organizations.
The consequence OF this want of common pril-
dence is that thousands fab by the way side in the
prime Of life every year who might have lived to
enjoy o hale and hearty Old age, il they had re-
sorted to the proper means Of recruiting their
fall yigor at the PROBE. time.
Seeing what that famous ytazipg ana invlgor-
ating elixir. Hostettef's Stomach Btters has done
Tor countless mutitudes of the enervated and
broken down, and with the long, unbroken record
of its cures before him. II seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weakness,
dyspepsia, biliousness, chronic constipation, OF
disease of remittent or intermittent character,
should delay, even for an hour, to seek the aid
which its tonng, regulating and invigorating prop
critics have never failed to afford.
It is no eXaggcration to say that Hostetter's
stomach Bitter Is the most faithful ally of nature
in her struggles with weakness and disease. that
medical botany and honest chemistry have yet
gwen to the world.
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Shooting ARRAY.

Concord, y. H., l6. During a drunken
fight at the house of Michael Horn, last
night, John Mari was shot and almost in
stantly killed. IL is not known certainly who
committed the deed but suspicion falls upon
Martin Deverey. He was arrested this fore
noon, but denies all knowledge of the shoot
ing. He is about 50 years old and has wife
and seven children. Coroner c. +. Stewart
held an inquest to-day, and the facts estab-
lshed in regard to the murder are that the
bullet passed through the left lung, both ven
tribes of the heart and lodged between the
seventh and eighth ribs. 1t appears from
the testimony of witnesses that the
deceased in company with others called at the
house of Horn, who keeps a little groggery in
his cellar, to get some dri ,ks. About ii
o'clock fight ensued, in which all the par
ties in the house participated. During the
tracas John Mari was shot and Michael Dew
euey and Horn were badly bruised. None Of
the witnesses testified as to who did the
shooting, but all evidently knew more of the
affair than they are willing to tell.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Fares Greatly Reduced.

One ofthc large and splendid steamships of this
line viii leave Pier No. AZ, North River, foot ofCana
street, at T. o'clock, noon, on the 10Th and 9th OF
every month, Except when those days fall ON sun.
day, and then ON the preceding saturday for AS
PlNWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one OF the C0mpanys steamships from Panama or
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO.
All departures connect At Panama with steamer :
for South Pacific and Central American ports. Dc
parture of 18th touches at Kingston Jamaica.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamers leave san
FRANCISCO first of every month, except when it
falls on sunday, then on the day preceding.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed ear h
adult. E9- Baggage-masters accompany baggage
through, and attenu To ladies and children without
male protectors. Baggage received ON the dock the
day before sailing, from steamboats,, railroads ami
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets or further iniormi
ton apply at the CJmpany's ticket Office on tme
wharf FOOT OF CANAL STREET NohIh
| ZOO FIR BABY. Agent
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Geneva, 10. The tribunal of arbitration
on the Alabama claims, met to-day at the
Hotel de Vile. All the members wee pres
ent. Summaries OF the proofs and arguments
in support of the cases of England and the
United States were transmitted to the arbi-
ration by their respective agents. The court
soon after adjourned to Monday next, at 2
o'clock. Further than the above, the pro-
ceedngs of the tribunal are kept absolutely
secret.
Special to the New York World.
London, Is. Before the meeting of the
arblrators at Geneva to-day, the Americans
received important dispatches from Washing
ton They will absolutely refuse to request
an adjournment of the arbitration. 1t is be-
leved that England's difficulties in regard to
the arbitration are insurmountable. The
Americans are confident that the tribunal
will not accede to the English declaration of
elegance.
Special dispatches from Geneva to the
London journals say that the sitting of the
board yesterday lasted only one hour.
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.FINAM CIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

new YORK. June lG
COTTON sales 2s33 bales. mid. upiands 2G'4
tLol Il $500, state . tJa 80; round hoop Oh'o
WHEAl old0o bu; No. spring lGesl6s new
, do winter red and amber western la0e2c0
CORN 5000 mixed western u ats;
co
OATS-sales 1900 western 5i65l
PORK new mess, Il Sjsl3 81 DID,.
prime, 1915
LARD sAa g., steam: g; kettle, 9K.
BU1TER-Westn, Ii e-O state, 2js26.
WIiIokEY Western Tree. s7l..
RICE-Caroiina, ga ga
COFFEE-l5ts do
SUGAR-Porlo Rico. At .coyato -. go
MOLASSES-S. o. 1ja.,
SP'TS TUKPENTlNE-1 5s
ROSIN- 81
observation-disclosures l3al3; refined, %
TALLOW- 9ay1s
FHEIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton lag
I'D, tlour2s Cd, wheat s.!
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The Greeley democracy Of this city have
selected the following dclega to the con-
ventions to be holden in Bangor to morrow
STATE Convention. Libbey, VIM.
r. Smith, T.. +. pilshury, V. ID. pinkhsm,
W. NJ. Thayer, W.k. Lancey, G. W. Martin,
J. W. Bradbury, Jr b. +. Parrot, L. b.
Brown, w II. Anthony, c. B. Morton, JOS
eph Newman, o. IIolway.
81 Congress. Co1rention.-Joh \. Pet
tingili, II. W, Bradbury, i. +. Morse, Horace
Cony, G.. W. Pillsbury, y. ], Reynolds,
Frank Farrer, F. T.. johnson, r. A. Saunders,
Alfred Shaw, James Keegan, W. F. Peavey.
c. 0. Cony, J. ID. Robbins.
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Explosion.

McGr.gor, Iowa, l5 The raft boat d. A.
Mcdonald, under command of Wall Bigelow
exploded and blew all above the boiler deck
into fragments. The hull Immediately sunk.
A transfer boat went to the assistance and
picked up eight of the crew, five of which
were seriously wouniel. Two of them have
since died 1t is not definitely known how
many were en- board. A near as can be
made out from the stories of those saved,
there must have been between 20 and So.
Five persons are known to be dead and many
others are missing. The names Of nine OF
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DELICATE CREAruREs.-Thisis the phrase
applied by His Blackness, the Moor Of Venice
to the fair ladies of Italy. 1t was the lovely
complexion of Desdemona, such a radiant
contrast of his own, that won his heart; and
sooth to say, every man of discernment con-
siders a fair skin, like a sweet voice, ian ex-
cellent thing in woman" Now this is a charm
which can be acquired. There is a healthful
and odoriferous toilet article, known every
where as HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, which
literally transfgures cloudy or sallow skin
sulusing the discolored face, neck, arms and
bosom with soft, perly tinge, and imparting
to the surface smoothness and gloss like
that of polished marble. Instead of clogging
the pores, like the sticky enamels, or con-
tracing them, and thus obstructing pres ira-
ton, like the astringent cosmetics, it cleanses
the skin from all impurities and wonderfully
improves its texture. This peculiarly is
particularly appreciated by our rural bellies,
who find that the courseness and roughness,
which country air is apt to engender, are
speedily removed from their faces, hands and
arms, by this Delightful preparation.
tune -+&weodlw
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Many of our citizens will doubtless attend
the Worlds Peace Jubilee, which opens at
Boston to-day, and continues daily TIL
the 4th Of July. The principal features of this
monster undertaking have been already
noticed in these columns, and we presume
that by this time our readers are well up in
the subject. But we fancy Americans gener-
ally do not realize the magnitude of the testi-
val from a musical point of view. The num-.
Der Of singers, for instance--over twenty
thousand-will be four times as great were
ever gathered together in England or any
other country under similar conditions. AT
the last Handel Festival, in the Crystal Pal
aces near London u chorus of only 5000 par
ticipated, and this was considered at the tine
an immense gathering of trained singers.
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Fire in Portland.

Portland, lG. Early this morning tie
house of Edward L. Preble was badly dam
aged by fire. Insured for $1,000 on house
and 81 600 on furniture. Two servant girls
were compelled to leap from window thirty
feet from the ground and sustained painful
although not fatal injuries.
A little boy Of Mr.. George Newbegin, Z
years old, was drowned Saturday afternoon
in pond near his residence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-17

A fine portrait of the late Benjamin Brown,
by the artist Handy of Bangor, has just been
placed in the public parlor at the Insane Hos
pital. MIR. Brown was one Of the first NOV
ers, with the late Hon. Reuel Williams, in
founding this noble charity. He gave liberal
ly of his time and money to promote its
growth and prosperity, and this tribute Of re-
spect and esteem is Just one to his memory.
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HallOwell Items.

Mr.. Charles Wilson's new block, on Water
street in Hallowell, is rapidly approaching
completion and will be a credit to the place
The Amusement Hall is finished and will be
opened on Wednesday the 2Gth inst, by the
citizens of Hallowell, who will participate in
dedicatory services on the afternoon and even
ing of that day. The programme of exer-
cises will be out in few days. The hall is a
very neat and convenient one; size 10 by AZ
feet and will seat comfortably about 1900
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A gentleman speaking of the probable large
number of visitors from the kennebec to the
Peace Jubilee in Boston this week, wondered
how SO many would manage to get any thing
to eat. A bystander gravely remarked that
car load of ealres had jus. gone by, destined
for the Boston market
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News From California.

San Francisco, 10. Saturday last a high
wayman robbed Lewis Dolby, near Colusa
and cut his throat, nearly severing his head
from his body. The man is still alive and
fed through u silver tube.
\ great food in California river is report
oil
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the wounded hxve already been sscertained
nere were no passengers. The second en-
oireer who was on duty at the time and who
il ba lily stalded, says that he was attending
to uuty and had tried the water not more tn .
three minutes before the explosion and -four
water IN the two top gauges. He seems TO
think the boiler very inferior, bat cannot ae.
count for tn, ex, losion.
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Mr.. N. c. Wyman of Vassalboro', drove in
to town on Saturday & fine fat pair of cattle,
designed for the shambes, and to be cut up
and put into market by Messrs. Hill & Handy,
the Granite Hall block market men. The
cattle are six years old, and weigh on the
foot $500 pounds.