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City and County.

GENEVA, May i3.

Ellsworth.
HANCOCK Go. CONFERENCE.-THE hold
u annual meeting at Castine, on the 10th.
and llth, Of June pro1.
Nv ii. ;. Loring, Scribe.
An inebriated female was seen reeling
along our streets one day last week
Public Services in Unitarian Church
Hext sunday afternoon May 18th. al
O'Clock, conducted by one of the society.
Notwithstanding the recent copious
rains. many complain that it is dryer than
ever with them.
The Great Goliah." notified for Satur-
dag evening. was postponed on account of
The storm. On this, Thursday evening.
Dr. Jordan will deliver at Hancock Hall
inns iiue Poem. Give him a full house.
Free 20 all.
Hancock Hall has been thoroughly
cleau>cd aud i now fresh. neat and clean.
g " Newbegn the Superintendent. de-
serves great credit for the labor and care
be has bestowed upon il, and none but 4
Nandal or low rowdy would deface and
delie it, with marks, litter or tobacco.
We are glad to info rm our citizens that
DR. Huntington of New York will be at
the City Hotel in June. Fosters Demo-
crat says DIR. Huntington leaves the viii
iase this morning to the regret of all. His
success in Catarrh and other chronic
diseases has been truly wonderful" James
o,sood. conductor on the European &
North American L. r.. has received I'M
l"ld benefits from the Doctors treatment
The Eastern & Maine Central Rail.
roads propose to ticket through from Bos-
ton to Bar HarbOr, Mt. Desert. July LIST.
>running daily line of co aches from Ban.
cor 10 Bar Harbor.) for the purpose O,
accommodating the summer travel. Fare
from Boston $500. 1t is anticipated tina,
The number % visitors to Mt Desert
Island. the present season. will be largely
increased from that of any previous year
Already many of the hotels have engaged
All their rooms for the month of Auous,
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The Eastern Marble Company are do
ing fine business. a steam mill. with an
! engine of co horse power. was erected last
season and late in the Fall they commenc-
cd saving the huge blocks of marble. quar-
red during the spring and summer The
| mill has been In operation during most Of
the winter, and for a month or two past.
has been running day and night Five or
six hundred tons, In blocks of about five
feet square, were taken from the quarry
last season. and most of this has been
sawed into slabs. one inch thick for floor
ing tile and also into trimmings for yarious
public buildings in and about Boston.
The company have more orders than
they can I'LL. Two gangs of saws are now
running, bat the power i sufficient to run
five or six more, which will soon he added
\ new steam channeIlug machine will al
SO soon be put into the quarry. as il will be-
impossible to quarry the marble fast enough
by hand TO supply the mill.
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Ellsworth-sth inst, by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Nahum Berry of Lamoine. and Mrs. Lyd ia
+. Hopkins. Of Ellsworth.
sulIiNan-21th ult., by W. II. McCrate. Esq.
Mr.. Charles ii. Bunker and Mrs. Hannah t..
summons. both Of Gouldsboro
nth ult., by the same, MIR. Charles W.
Doyle and Miss Jennie Ash both of sullivan
New lork-2sth ult, by Rev. l.. II. King.
Mr.. Andrew Phillips and Mis-, Lucy A. Greg
ory. both of Vow York
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NuILEY AFTER VoLLEY.

>..'n- Tour soldiers and one Warm Spring
I.lAn- \ rally was made. and Mckay
AND some ot his men united and
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The citizens OF District No. ,. IN thi>
town. by voluntary contributions have for
the past ten weeks supported a Free High
school, under the charge of Mr.. Fred ".
roster. who Taught So success iullv during
the winter term. The private school closed
MAY %, with public examination. The
Reading 81 the Glasses was excellent
The classes in Algebra and Arithmetic did
themselves credit, As did also the clas,c.
IN topography. The elias, in History was
particularly worthy OF mention as The
recitation was made interesting and eyinc-
ed research not only in their textbook.
Dlt from other sources of information.
The classes in English Grammar and
Philosophy We're hardly equal in prompt
ness and thoroughness Ia some OF the 9th
ers The recitation OF select pieces. original
Compositions and Declarations were most
credltahle. We give the subjects aud the
names OF the scholars.
Recital .on-Chlrms Of Memory and Place.
Cora Whitaker.
original imposition, Sarah Prescott.
Sources and benefits Of
hdncaii"n, John Pcnaicion.
original ComPos ition-Past, Present ami Future
OF America. Carrie Coolidge
Original Composition - DISTINCTION betw.,a
Mind and Material Form, Clifford King
original Composiiion-Liie and It's Dates,
acknowledgement Of Adams. Arno king
After few remarks from several gentle
men present. Mr.. Arno King stepped in
front OF the school and audience aud in A
short but pleasant speech rendered TO Mr..
Foster in the name of the school, an cle-
CANT Quarto Bible. but the teacher was too
much overcome by this unlocked for COM
pliment to make any lengthy response.
We have as briefly as possible given a
sketch of this day. doing,. and we date it
a. the beginning of new era in school
privilege, and We know that should the
town fail TO make appropriation, this work
SO well begun will be carried forward. and
We shall have Free High School in
this district open az this has been TO
students from other districts and towns.
Such was the word given by more than
one at the close of the examination.
HARwORTH.
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Sullivan.
The coasting trade has been unusually
brisk al East Sullivan this season.
The contractors for the removal of OBJ
structions in Sullivan River and Falls have
already arrived in town with a number of
"orkmen. They are making active prep
arations to recommence their labors.
Quite large number of our most en-
terprising citizens have gone TO Massachu-
sets to engage, as usual. in the concrete
business during the summer. This bust
ness Is said TO bring handsome remuner-
alton 10 those who conduct IL
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Freedom Notice.

For q valuable consideration, l hereby release to
my minor sons, George 3. Archer and Albion L.
Archer, all claims to their services or
time, and give notice that from, and after this
date, shall not claim any of their earnings, nor
pay any debts Of their contracting.
ALFRED ARCHER.
Aurora, April 10, 1873. 3Wiss
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INMEDIsrELr.-If every family knew the
value Of Miss >awycr's Salve they would mme-
dir',ly purchase a box and never be without il.
II Your Druggist j. out of this Salve and neg lects
To keep supplied. send seyenty-five cent, A. d.
reci,l IN another column. and say you saw the
advertisement in this pa. er. Ii
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SrAGNATIoN in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths of the diseases flesh is heir to-
This. however, i obviaied, WITHOUT DEBrII.
TAXING the system, by administering LATH,M's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. 81.
The PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvFR
on l. Hazard & and Caswelfs, made on the
,cI shore, from fresh selected liycrs. 10y CAS-
WILL, HAZARD a Co; New-York 1t is alb
>olutely pure aud sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it 10 all others. Physi-
clans have decided 1t superior TO any of the
other oils IN market. 4wl7
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NOn.Re>idcnt Taxes.

IT He following list OF taxes real estate o
NONRESIDENT owners in the town of Brook lin
Tor the year OF 1872, IN bills committed to Nelson
Hcrrlck, Collector Of said town, on the 18th day
of May lsl., has been returned by him to me a,
remaining unpaid on the 81 day of March 1873
by ms certificate OF that date and now remain IN
paid And notice Is hereby given that the sand
taxes, interest and charges not paid into tn.
treasurer OF said town within eighteen month";
from the date OF commitment OF the said bills 90
much oil the real estate taxed i'll be sufficient
TO pay The amount due therefore, includin
interest and charges will without fui Their notice
be sold at public auction at the store OF Nelson
Herrick IN said town, ON the l3t h day of Decem.
Der i-1,
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BlaisdeI's Seeding Potatoes,

New variety; IL days earlier than Early Rose.
Sixty bushels from one bushel planting sion,t rot
smooth and nearly white. Price 10 cents per
pound at the subscribers.
X. Ii. BLAISDELL.
Dedham, May /, 1873. 3wl9.
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Freedom Notice.

I,OR a valuable consideration, hereby release
to my minor son, Elisha T. salisbury all ella i'm
to his services or time, and give notice that from
this date, shall not claim any of his earnings.
nor pay any debts Of his contracting.
STEPHEN SALISBURY.
Ellsworth, May 5. 1873. swI9s
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To Road Builders.


pRAGDOS and Martins well known stand for
" merly occupied bv Woodcock and Gould of
Franklin Is now open with a well selected Stock.
Jobing and all kinds work done to order ana with
dispatch. Particular attention CAV on to Horse
Shooting. Thankful Tor past favors 1 wish to in.
form the citizens of Franklin and vicinity that
they will always find me in the shop when am
not in the Franklin House. JOHN W. PICKETT
Franklin, June 18th 1872 t25
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SAN FRANCISCO, Ma Y %.

\ dispatch from Nreka saws that The
N"do"> arc - miles from the scene OF the
'--t fight, hotly pursued by the troops
aud V arm Spring Indians.
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ARRESTED.
coal yender belonging

Asa Verrill, a charcoal vender belonging
in Gray, has been arrested for an indecent
assault upon a child ten years old, of Mr..
Neweome. The child's mother caught the
wretch in the attempt, before he had
accomplished his foul purpose.
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men end wO
men. we give employment, that pays from ~ to
8 per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city, town and village. send
J. Latham & Co. 292 Washington ST. Boston,
Mass. ti5l.
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The examination of the Eastern Nor
mai School will take place on Wednesday
May 2lSt. The Dedication ofthe new Nor
maj school House on Wednesday evening
Exercises of the Graduating Glass on
Thursday forenoon, the 23d.
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For Sale.

Tn" schooner Leader. tons, new measurement,
with new sails cable and anchors. and in good
order Tor fishing " IN toe sold At a good harga
fur further VArticular-, Apply TO J. WOOSTER.
Hancock, April :, l.18 til5
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The Wig says that Dewitt c. Fulsom
esq, Eastern Express agent at Buckspori
met with severe accident Wednesday
morning. He was knocked down by 4,
plank in buggy, and both wheels ran
over his legs. 1t appears that the hos
who drove the horse could not hold him
Mr.. Fulsom has quite bad wound under
the right eye, and his legs are badly brui>-
ed but no bones broken.
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At SAGUA-27th uh. Abby WATSON. Grey.
Cardenas.
Ar at Falmouth. Hattie f Taplcy, Taplev,
Valparaiso.
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t.oaldsboro
- The Lobster Factory at Stave Island
has commenced packing. J. NJ. Williams
agent.
The people at Birch Harbor are ex-
pectlng to erect new school house the
present season.
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FOREIGN News.

ROME. MAY 10.
The Pope was very feeble yesterday and
h'a a i4inting lit which lasted an hour.
Today his condition i rather worse show
~ excessive debility. This i the slst
birthday OF his Holiness but he was unable
Z" give audience 10 the deputatious which
called At the Vatican to tender their con-
calculations.
GENEVA, May ID.
Madame Loyson the wife of Pere Hy-
acinthe has given birth to a boy.
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Il i announced that the Boston and
Maine Railroad have secured six acres of
land around Smiths wharf and that the
Grand Trunk and 0gdensburg roads will
unite with them in their new depot; also,
ihit the Grand Trunk intend erecting new
Wharves for the Dominion line of steamers
below the Great Eastern wharves.
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IAN OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM.-The firm
of ). NJ. PETTENGILL d Co. commenced
their Advertising Agency in the old Jour-
nal building. No. 10 State Street, Boston
nearly a quarter of a century ago (Februa-
~ lei9.) where their Agency is still loca-
ted. carrying on a large and successful
business. They established a branch in
New York City, May 1852. which has
grown 10 be larger than the parent house
increasing steadily, year by year. until
now il has the agency of nearly every
newspaper in the United States aud British
Provinces. and does a yearly business of
hundreds of thousands OF dollars. s. NJ
Pettengill < Co. have recently opened an
other branch Office at .0l Chestnut Street
fhlladelphia, where they are doing sue
cessfui increasing business. They have
done advertising exceeding ten millicas of
dollars since commencing business This
firm is favorably known not only through
out this country. but in all parts of the
world. They have established a reputa-
ton for honorable and fair dealing which
any firm might envy. and bnt few have at
tanned 10. We would recommend all who
want advertising done in any part of the
country to call upon them. They can point
to hundreds of business men who have fol-
| lowed their advice. and trusted TO their
| sagacity, and availed themselves of their
facilities. who have made fortunes for
themselves. and they are daily assisting
others in the same path. Boston Jour
! nal, May Sth
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Domestic Ports.
BUCKsPORT-Ar sth, schs II Smith, Leach
and Peucinian. Robinson, Boston.
CAsrNR-Ar sth. schs d T Pstohin, Patch
in; 81 Leon, Perkins, and Jane Woodbury.,
Boston.
PROSPECT HARBoR-Ar 4th, sch May Flow
er. Handy for Boston.
Ar 9Th. All>ton. Fitzgerald. from Calais.
Ar 9th. IanDe, Johns. for Portland.
>OMEsvILLE-Ars th, schs VALPARAISO ONES
Il sion; j Whiting. Carter, do; NestaI
Brown. Rockiand; Laurel, Richardson. do.
CALAIs-Ar 1T, schs Tangent Newman; z
Branscomb, Dodge, and Caroliaa c Nor
wood. Boston
,ld lst, sch Waterman. Currier, Boston.
Cid Sd, sch Gamecock. Robinson. Danyers.
Ar5th sch Onward. Leland Boston
Cid eth. >eh NJ Branseom, Dodge, Salem.
BANGOR-cld 9Th, schs Wreath. Foss. Phila-
delphia: James, Tapley, Roxbury.
d 9th, sch Leesburg, Herrick, Bostsn.
Ar9th, sch Governor. Stinson. Boston.
I'd 9th, sch Dexter, Lord. Boston.
SMEM-Ar 9th, sch Alvarado, Herrick, Rom
dout.
Ar eth. sehs James Pike. Dow, Calais /;
Olive Branch. Hopkins. Ellsworth; Daniel
Webster, Trask. Franklin.
Ar sth, schs Globe. Herrick. Port johnson /;
c Dyer. Foss. Franklin.
EAST GREENwICH-Ar 9Th, sch Angola, Bel
latty. Calais.
Cid 9th. schs Centurian, Blodget. New York
or Calais Bangor, Jordan for Ellsworth.
BOsTON-Ar 9Th, sch Florida Jones, Calais
Ar eth, schs Agenoria, Whitaker, Ellsworth /;
l. Perkins, Perkins, PenObscot; Campbell (of
Deer Isle } Jacksonville. 26th ult; Clara Saw
yer tof Tremont,) BranseOm, Savannah, 26 ult.
Ar 9Th, schs John Somes, Heath. Matanzas
Eastern Belle, -, Wilmington, NC.
Ar 1lth, sch Wstchman, Currier, Calais.
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Picked up Adrift.

Near VI; Deser. Bridge, dory nearly new
The owner can have the same by rroyIns proner.
y, and paying charges.
X. X, THOMPSON
Trenton, May Sd, 1873. 2wIe
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Caution.

WHEREAS. George Ingraham on the 9th day
w of March 1873, through deceit and false rep
rcsentation sold 10 what he called Patent
Right in an Improved burning OH, called the
Eureka Burning Oil, and thereby obtained of US
two notes OF hand of hity dollars each, signed
by US at Easibrook, and payable in six and
twelve months respectfully from March
9Th 1873, to said Ingraham; and since
said notes were thus obtained, and without val
liable consideration, all persons are forbidden to
OF A. b. Dyer
Il. w. Dyer.
Ellsworth April IS, 1873. 3wls.
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legal aAotie.s.

TO the Hon. the County Commissioners
,cithin and for the County Of Hancock, and
State Of Maine.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Inhabitants of the town
1 OF Buehill. In said County respectfully repre-.
sent that location Of road or public high.
way as follows is desirable, to wits Beginning at
the end OF the road near Foster Harding's dwell.
ing house in said Bluehill; thence in a southerly
Jerry Slower, Isaac Parker I'd and David Friends
land to some point on the road that runs by
James P. Woods dwelling house; And they pray
as above, and as in duty bound &c.
The selecimen laid out said road, and the
town refuse to accept the same.
R G. II. DODGE and lis other.
Bluehil, March !, 1878.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss,-Court of County Commissioners,
April Term, A, ID. 1873
Upon the foregoing petition il Is considered by
the commissioners that the petitioners
sponsible and that they ought to be heard touch.
i ing tee matter set forth In then petition, and
meet Mt Foster Harding's In Bluehill on Tuesday
the 10th day of June next at one O'Clock +. Nj,
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned
In said petition, Immediately after which view, a
hearing of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity and such
other measures taken in the premises as the Com
missioners shall judge proper And 1t is further
Ordered-that notice of the time, place and pur.
pose OF the Commits sioners' meeting Aforesaid be
given TO all persons and corporations interested
by serving a,ested copies Of the petition and this
order thereon, upon the clerk of Binehill and by
posting up attested copies as aforesaid, in three
pubic places in said town thirty days at least
before The time appointed for said view. and by
publishing the petition and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper published at Ellsser,h, in the County
OF Hancock the first publication to be thirty days
at least before the time of said view that all per
sons and corporations interested may attend and
be heard If they think ht
Attest, IL. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
a true copy of petition and order thereon.
3wl9 Attest. ii. Is. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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Apokep

April Goth lat "a &c, Ion co l.. brig Annie
Gardner. Hatch, from New York for Kingston.
Jam.
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The REPu BLIc.-The May number Of fhi,
monthly, devoted TO the dissemination of
political information is received. II is publish
ed at Washington by the Republic Publishing
Company, at the low price of 500 per year
Although political in its character. il i, not
Extensively partisan and is sufficiently indie
pendent 10 criticise and condemn the acts of the
Republican party, if unwise or unjust As a
reliable record of all important political events.
it i invaluable to one who has not the time to
read the more volumnous publications Of the
day. Specimen copies may be seen and sub
scriptions will be received at this Office. and we
are confident that all who subscribe, will be
more than satisfied.
The OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR MAY.-This
Magazine is so rich. brilliant, and withal differ
ent from Eastern publications, that il Is treat
10 receive it and peruse il. Its historical
sketches Of the Pacific coast are interesting and
instructive, and its lighter articles entertaining
and brilliant. The present number is fully
equal TO former ones, and will attract attention
| East as well as West. Published by John II.
| cisco,
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BADLY INITIATED.

Lent. Cranston was scalped. as was also
zone other. Lewis Weber. buried on the
2'-n had been dug up and the tendons OF
his .,-y~ taken out
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BuckspOrt.

BuckspOrt.
The following named persons and es-
tates pay taxes IN the town OF Bucksport
as per sums written against their names
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LAVA BEpS. May liz q. m. via san
Francisco. MAY -. Dispatches from Lieut.
Begic'> camp state that at sunrise yester-
Hty the Nodocs came into camp and fired
o3 the picket guard. The command OF
'lr'. lia~hrouck. after scouting all day.
Dad returned TO LoraSS Lake for water. and
N.lr making cfpIt> 10 secure some bv dig
=. Bur none could bs found.
Ny. IACk's BAND CHARGE on THE CAMP.
capt. Jacks band rode within a hundred
t.0l> uf the camp. when all di>mounted
a.t charged on the camp. firing into the
herd and guard. The first volley stamped
% the herd. which left the camp. and
".g THE men were getting under arms
Tile Modoc> gave
NpILEY AFTER VoLLEY.
>.a.n- Tour soldiers and one Warm Spring
ia.lAn \ rally was made. and Mckay
a-i some his men united and
DROVE TIE MoDocs
Into ID" timber, capturing p horses aud 3
pack mules. One Modoc was len on the
n".i and - mules, packed. also 6 dead
bodies.
SUSPICION THAT JACK Is AIDED by IN
KNOWN PARTIES.
49, - Pr. 81 't+- 81 tilClou iilII JACK i re-
ceiVlng aid from some unknown party II
appears strange how he got six boxes Of
central primed cartridges He did not CAP
i1re 'hcm from our forces and IL is certain
HAT he could not have picked up that
amount after the battle OF Saturday. I.th.
hen the courier LEFT. the troops were be-
tween HE Lava Beds and the Indians. the
latter being entirely out of the Lava Beds,
stronghold.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public to all
L concerned. That she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of an Ad
ministratriX of the estate OF
DONALD NICHOLSON late of Bucksport
IN the County of Hancock, Mariner, deceased by
giving bond the law directs; she therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted 10 said de.
ceased's estate to make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor payment.
JOHANNA NICHOLSON.
April IL, 1873 Swl9s
rrHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly ap.
pointed, and has taken upon himself the trust OF
an Adm nistrator OF the estate OF
ALFRED HARPER late OF fremont in the
County Of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond rs the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, to ex.
hibit the same for payment
REUBEN A. HARPER.
February 10. ISIS. swls.
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The Modoc War.

NEW YORK. May -.
\ dispatch from the Lava Beds says the
bodies found by the exploring expedition
which went ont on the 9Th inst. were those
Cd. Lieut.. CrauSton, Sergt. Seelig, Corporal
Mooney. Buslcr Moran. priyates Albion
AND Bloom. some were
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NUMBER 20.
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Portland.
RAILROAD MATTERS.

PORTLAND, May l3.
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Mem oranda.
Disasters,

Sch Grace West. Lord. Master, arrived
AT Philadelphia. from Sagua. after the unprece-
IDENTIFY short passage of days.
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Sch Benjamin Mofiit from Ellsworth for Bos-
ton, put into Boethbay 9Th inst, leaking badly