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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14
Personal.


Prof VIM. P. Drew, who has been visiting
this CHS native) city for few weeks, left last
evening for Washington he is Bank Exam
liner for Eastern Pennsylvania, including
Philadelphia, and New Jersey .--Francis
Cobb, Esq, President of the Cobb Lime Co.,
Rockland, arrived in town Tuesday. Ca
Diet C. w. Deerin, son of Hon. VIM. Deerng,
VINO has been spending a vacation at South
Paris, has been ordered to the steamship
Alaska, at New York, for three years cruise
in the European feet.-Ilarriet Beecher
Stoves son is in Camden spending his sum-
mer vacation. Bank Examiner w. w.
Bolster examined Machias Savings Bank
last Thursday. Senator Hamlin. Hon. S.
d. Lindsey, S. j. Chadbourne, Ex-senator
Minot, Walter J. Wood of Rockland, Land
Agent Burleigh, and II. L. Fogg, Of Dix
Island. were in this city yesterday. REV.
Mr.. Cameron Of Waterville, and party of
artists, have gone to Menan Island, where
they will remain few weeks, sketching the
beautiful scenery Of the place for future
paintings. Hon. John II. Burleigh and
family, of South Berwick, Congressman Frye
and family, Col. John NJ. Frye and wife, and
Hon. n. A. Farwell, of Lewiston, are at
Wells Beach.
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ton, late of Albion, deceased, to sell personal

ton, late of Albion, deceased, to sell personal
property.
Robert Thompson was appointed Admins
traitor, with will annexed, on the estate of
Robert Withee, late of Gardiner, deceased.
On petition of Elizabeth Coburn, widow
of Slas H. Coburn, late of Monmouth, de-
ceased, decree of $574.25 for allowance out
of personal property.
II. O. Pierce, Administrator on the estate
of Sias II. Coburn, late Of Monmouth, de-
ceased petitions for license to sell real estate
Of said deceased in Monmouth. Notice or
dered for fret Monday of September.
Decree of distribution ordered on the estate
of Thomas c. Flagg, late of Augusta, de-
ceased.
The will of Thomas Whittier, late of Rome,
deceased, proved, and Charles II. Whittier
appointed Executor.
Ellis Fish, Administrator on the estate Of
Samuel c Kicker, late of Vassalboro', de-
ceased, settled his first account of Admins
tration after due notice.
The will of Augustus V. Loomis, late Of
Monmouth, deceased, presented for Probate.
Notice ordered for the first Monday of Sep
TENDER.
On petition of Arabella Stratton, Admins
tratrix on the estate of Hezekiah Stratton,
late of Albion, deceased, for allowance, out
of the personal estate of said deceased, no.
tice ordered for the first Monday of Septem-
Der.
Thomas B. Stinchfeld was appointed Ad-
ministrator on the estate of Joseph Snow, late
of Clinton, deceased.
On petition of Arabella Stratton, Admins
tratrix on the estate of Hezekial Stratton, late
of Albion, deceased, for license to sell real
estate. Notice ordered for the first Monday
of September.
Harvey Chisam, Administrator on the es-
tate of William Hussey, presented his first
account of Administration for allowance. Mo-
tice ordered for the first Monday of Septem-
Der.
Robert Thompson, Administrator on the
estate of Joanna Noyes, late of Gardiner, de-
ceased, presented his first account of Admin
istration for allowance. Notice ordered for
the first Monday of September.
Warren Percival, Executor of the will Of
Temperance Lamson, late of Vassalboro de-
ceased, settled his account of Administration
after due notice.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 13. The revenue steamer Nc
Culloch leaves here to- morrow noon for Rock
land to take President Grant to Bar Harbor,
Mt. Desert, on Friday. Saturday he will 60
to Bangor in the McCulloch, and return to
Augusta by a special train in the evening
Monday morning he goes to the White Noun
tains by railroad.
The York county senatorial convention was
holden at Alfred to-day. The following nom
nations were made For Senators, John l.
Butler, John Hall, Benjamin n. Hanson
Clerk of Courts, Amos L. Allen; Commits
sioner, Joseph Brandon Jr Treasurer Eco
pher II. Folsom.
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HUDSON CITY, New Jersey.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence, writing to Mr.. Eel
lows, says; cannot tell you how many have
called to see me, to inquire if really had
been i'll as reported and if it was the Syrup
alone which SO wonderfully restored me Ga
consumptive) to such good health. With
gladness l tell them all that my recovery is
due to Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypo
phosphites, with the blessing of God upon it,
Fellows Hypophosphites being peculiar in
its effect and composition, no other prepara-
ton is substitute for it. l3 Aug-+&wlw
a Clergyman writing to friend says, "My
voyage to Europe is Indefinitely postponed.
l have discovered the fountain of health on
this side of the Atlantic. Three bottles of
Peruvian Syrup have rescued me from the
fangs Of the fend Dyspepsia Dyspeptics
should drink from this fountain.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14

TUESDAY, August r.
The shipments of Boots and Shoes from this mar
ket TO places outside OF New England, for the past
week comprise 600 cases against so $50 for
the same week last year.
Total shipments since January /, 75065i cases,
against 500 500 for the pei iod last year
The shipment of shoes from Lynn for the past
week have been 1928 cases, against 1887 cases for
the same week last year
The shipments from Hayerh for tile week have
been 231I eases, against 3li1 cases for the same
week last year.
The market continues to become weekly more &C
tive than it has been al late but the volume OF bust
ness is certainly less than it Was at this time las
year. This is accounted for by the extreme eau
tion exercised by buyers, who rule show no
disposition TO anticipate their wants, although
stocks IN the chief centres OF distribution
learn exceptionally small for the season OF the
year. In regard to prices, they remain unaltered.
We look for ii fair, but not very active trade for
the balance of the season.
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|sterday forenoon horse attached to the
ket wagon of Hill & Dow, took fright
standing near Mr.. j. d. Pierces resi-
E on Green street and ran to State street,
BE to Bridge street and down the latter to
ebec bridge, over which Mr.. Baker Yves
kruckman, of North street, was driving
am. The frightened horse with the fore
Is (the other portion of the wagon had
detached at junction of Groen and State
8, "ran over" and past Mr.. Weston and
am in the comparatively narrow avenue.
Weston was struck on the left shoulder
beverley injured. but strange to say, no
are broken, and it is confidently hoped
no serious result will follow. He was
into the apothecary store Of L. II. Tit
where he was kindly cared for and soon
ed to his home.
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resident.

resident.
krday President Grant visited the
States Arsenal, Maj. J. M. White
he commandant, receiving him. An
y salute was given. The party started
b. Blaine's residence about noon, and
ID of the President, Senators Cameron,
and Speaker Blaine, who occupied a
, Mrs. Blaine, Senator Hamlin and
Rbcock who occupied carriage; Miss
rant, Miss Annie Morrill,, and Masters
rant, Jr. and Walker Blaine, in a
rriage.
the Arsenal the party proceeded to
iers' Home, where the President was
by Gen. Tilton, the Deputy Cover
he party dined with Gen. Tilton, and
to Mr.. Blaine's house at 4 O'Clock.
evening Gov. Perham received the
bit at the State House. A general in
had been extended to ladies and gen.
u the city to be present, and very
mber accepted the Governors kind
and enjoyed the pleasure of being
d to the illustrious man who led our
to final victory, and who has since
30 distinguished as President of the
expected that the President will go to
BERT on Friday, returning Saturday
by way of Bangor, .and spend the
in this city.
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Business Ina Probate Court.

The following business was transacted in
the Probate Court in this county, Monday,
Aug llth;
Robert Thompson, Administrator on the es-
tate of John Lombard, late Of Farmingdale,
deceased, settled his first account after due
notice.
guardian of +. M. Blaisdell, to sell real
estate of said ward in West Watervile.
License was granted to James Bell, Execu-
tor of the will of James II. Bachelor, late OF
Readfeld, deceased, to sell real estate of de-
ceased on contract.
On petition of Almeda Prescott, widow of
Z. III. Prescott of Albion, deceased, for an al
lowance from the personal estate of 1881 10,
was decreed as allowance.
J. H. Adams, Administrator on the estate
of Thomas C. Flagg, late of Augusta, de-
ceased, settled his second account of admins
tration after due notice.
The will of James ID. Richardson, late Of
Winthrop, deceased, presented for Probate.
Notice ordered for the first Monday of Sep
TENDER.
Emery O. Bean, guardian of Cyrus Brown
of Fayette, settled his first account OF guar
danship, after due notice.
Mary A. Britton was appointed Admins
Fayette, deceased.
Albion Stevens, Administrator on the estate
of Darius Robbins, late of Readfeld, deceased,
petitions for license to sell real estate of de-
ceased in Readfeld and Mt. Vernon. Notice
ordered for the first Monday of September
Clark Piper of Benton, was appointed Ad
miuistrator, de bonis non, with will annexed
on the estate of Eliphalet Flagg, late of Ben
ton, deceased.
Eugene w. Whitehouse WAS appointed AID.
ministrator on the estate of William W. Smell
Of Vassalboro'.
E. Kempton, Exc, of the last will ant
statement of Moses B. Sears, presented hi.
first account of Administration for allowance
Notice ordered for the first Monday of Sep
TENDER.
License was granted to Emery o. Bean
Administrator on the estate of Cyrus Brown
late of Fayette, deceased, to sell persona
property.
License granted to Arabella Stratton, Ad
ministratrix on the estate of Hezekiah STRAIT
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August l3

Flour in good demand Full prices and offerings
continue Light sales. Extra spring Gas Is. Wheat
unsettled and irregular, and lower sales. MOL
spring "a No. ,, % spot; II seller; Aug. l IL
IL Sept. No. 3, Is l-2ai-H; rejected 97a9s. Corn
active and higher, 80 Is for No.. , miucd, cash
seller Auf 80 IL seller Sept. Rye firm and in fair
demand, GO for No.2. Barley firm and in fair de.
mand, No. fall nomnally sOa90 spot, Gales 94a95
seller Sept. Pork steady, 1G 90 cash seller Aug
or Sept. Lard firm and in fair demand rs, gem
orally held :. Bulk meats steady and unchanged
Whiskey steady 81.
Freights to Bufralo,-Com 4 IL.
Receipts 900 flour; 81 600 wheat 2i5 coo corn +;
46 900 oats: 5000 rye
Shipments.-50O0 flour; $1,000 wheat $50 900
corn; -, 900 oats 5000 rye; | ZOO barley.
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Tomorrow Dunlap Commandery of Bath
4 DeMolay Commandery of Skowhegan will
it Augusta as the guests Of Trinity Com
ndery. The visiting Communicates are ex-
tied to arrive precisely at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
tompanied by two bands of music They
be received by Trinity Commandery at or
r the depot, and escorted through some of
principal streets in the city to the hall,
ere dinner will be provided for all the
Knights in attendance. The lady friends
Sir knights are solicited to bring to the
on Friday morning, flowers for the ar
sing of the tables.
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Tomorrow the scholars connected with
ne different Sabbath Schools in Augusta, Hal
DWELL, Gardiner and Richmond, will make
In excursion to Squirrel Island in the Barge
osemite, Leaving Augusta at l-2 o'clock 3;
allowell, Z; Gardiner, 7 l-2; Richmond, 8 !;
II friends of the sabbath school, and others
no desire pleasant time, are cordially in
|fted. Fare, for round trip, from Augusta
hd Hallowell, co cents Gardiner and Rich
ond so cents.
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WEDNESDAY, August 18th.

WEDNESDAY,, August 18th.
trial of John Tibbets I'd, for keeping
erly house in Belgrade was finished and
20 the jury, who returned verdict of
hk and Fred Norcross, boys against
three indictments were pending for as
|g and resisting police officers on the
hg of the fourth of July last, came in
cad guilty, and paid fines and costs
ting to $l11.75.
Fardy, Waterville lad eighteen years
plead guilty of stealing railroad tickets
Readfeld depot. His counsel and
interceded with the judge in his be-
successfully that he got off with three
in the county Jail.
trial of Donohue, the Shoe Factory
larged with cheating by false pretences,
bwn for tomorrow morning.
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Nesbits Sewing Machine combination is an
|;cellent and desirable little device for Ia
Pes to attach to their sewing machines or
wing tables. 1t consists of an apartment
T thread, thimbles, etc, a needle and pin
shion, ETC., and a short tape measure. 1t
n be attached in few moments to any
wing machine, and when once in use will
considered indispensable. Miss Anna J..
ebber is now engaged in introducing it to
ladies of Augusta, and the merits of the
ombination" will probably enable her to
let with good success.
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|he officers of the First Maine Regiment
ted the grounds near the Marine Hospital,
bland, Tuesday, and positively decided to
the muster there, which begins next
|sday. The field selected is the first large
! on the left after the houses beyond the
of Tukey's bridge. The encampment
be made upon the farther end of the field,
Fight of the line resting On the road and
? from the city the camp will be directly
ont. There will be thirteen companies
mped, including the Montgomery Guards,
eford Cadets and the Auburn Light Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14
FROM NEW YORk.

New York, Is. A joint suit has been COM
menced in the United States District court
against j. r. Plat, and Z. r. Bold, to recoy-
er 81 ,OOO, 600 gold for under valuation of i'm
ports separate such against each have also
been commenced to recover 500, 900 and $40,-
600 for similar offences.
Paris dispatches states that members of the
ring propose presenting constitution to
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Train DELAYED.

New York, Is. Train from Buffalo which
arrived to-day several hours behind time, ex-
perienced great difficulty between Corning!and
Elmira. A flood covered the track seveal
miles to the depth of nearly two feet, the cars
having to make their way slowly through mud
gravel and drift wood nearly extinguishing
the fires in the locomtives.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, ID. The third regular regatta of
the season of the South Boston Yacht Club
for prizes offered by the club, took place this
p. m. from City Point. They had fine sailing
breeze from the northeast, and beautiful
start was made. In the first class boats
sloop Kelpie was winner, in the second class
sloop Ripple, and third sloop Maud.
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.

Boston, 10. James J. Magrath and Frank
Judg e, arrested in Bangor for brutally as
sauiting Robert M. Morrison on board Of the
steamer Katahdin, were to-day brought be-
fore the superior criminal court, in Boston,
and held in $500 each for trial.
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The Press says an irreverent youth at the
Portland Democratic Convention Tuesday,
noticing that the chairman had disappeared
for few minutes, said that the convention
was one which "would stand without hitch
ing"
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Hon. James G. Madigan of Houlton was
nominated yesterday by Gov. Perham as
Trustee of the Maine College of Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts, vice Prof. Bracket,
whose term expired nearly year ago. Geo.
E. Bracket Of Belfast, was also nominated as
member of the Maine Board of Agrcui-
ure, vice Prof. G. L. Goodale, who has left
| he State.
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NJ ARINE NEWS.

Boston, 10. Steamer Favorte with excur-
sion party numbering $50 took fire today in
Boston Harbor causing considerable panic
but flames were extinguished without mater
ial damage. The passengers were taken off
by schooner which came alongside.
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FOREIGN.

Bayonne, -. A British steamer to day
landed at Fontaraba 20O0 rifles 80 hundred
weight of ammunition and 40 horses for the
Carlists.
Madrid, Is. In the Cortes to-day the min
lister OF State declared that he should demand
the extradition of insurgent refugees in for.
eign countries.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,

Boston, 10. Two thousand shares new
stock Of Eastern II. II. were sold at auction
to-day by order of the cooperation. Whole lot
was sold at 102 ga per share.
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Collision.

New York, Is. A collision of two tugs
with an excursion barge last night on the
hudson River near Albany resulted in one
boy being fatally injured and four others
wounded by broken wood of the guards
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EATIIER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
Washington, Aug. Ill A NJ.
For New England, northeasterly and north
erly winds, threatening weather and heavy
rain.
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Heavy Storm.

Philadelphia, l3-Midneht. The heavy
rain continues.
Baltimore, l4-2 A. NJ. 1t has been rain
irg here all day, and since : p. NJ. has poured
down in torrents.
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Campme ting at Richmond.

Large numbers left the ground and return.
ed to their homes on Monday and Tuesday
More left on the morning and noon trains yes
terday, yet enough are left to make it an
ordinarily respectable meeting as to size.
Yesterday afternoon the sermon was by
DR.. Steel of Boston. 1t was a clear and
powerful presentation of the higher christian
life. very powerful prayer meeting was
held at the close of the sermon. Oh, it was
good to be there. The powerful prayers, the
tervent and appropriate remarks, the express
ions Of thanksgiving for blessings received,
made it season long to be remembered. In
the evening the Tabernacle, holding some
two thousand persons was filed.
A social meeting was held of marked in
terest and profit.
Wednesday morning the usual prayer meet
ings were held at 10 and o'clock, in the
Tabernacle. Gods glory was manifested. at
10 O'Clock, Rev. Mr. Brown of Belfast,
preached from the words of the Apostle to
the Hebrews, "Let US go on to perfection. y
1t was sermon of ability and power.
In the afternoon the sermon was by Rev.
Seth II. Beal of the East Maine Conference,
and was an able presentation Of the great
truths of the Gospel.
In the evening, after a social exercise at
the stand, in which several prayers were Of
tered and atfectonate and interesting address
es were made by several clergymen, pro-
cession was formed and the large company
marched around the ground led by the minis
tiers present, when a halt was made in the
rear of the stand and each took the other by
the hand and general Misunderstanding ensued
and an affecting parting took place. Some
wept, others rejoiced in hope of meeting in a
better land.
Thus closed one of the best camp meetings
ever held upon this ground. The order gen.
orally was good. The president presided
with dignity, affection ana zeal in the great
work. Much of the success of the meeting
depended upon the direction given to the
several religious services. The railroad, IN,
der the direction of the obliging superintend-
ent and employees, afforded all the facilities
desired in this direction. The Association
through their committee, labored TO make
our stay pleasant and desirable and the board
ing accommodations been superior. May
this meeting contribute greatly to the promo
| ton Of purity in the State.
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loral anu State Mems.

Valentine Holt was up before Recorder L.
w. Whitehouse yesterday, for drunkenness.
Fined two dollars and costs; failed to pay
and was committed.
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POLITICAL.

Des Moines, 10. The Farmers Anti Mo-
nopoly State Convention was temporarily or
ganized this morning. Recess this afternoon
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York, August IL
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy 3 a 4per cont
sterling exchange dull, unchanged.
Custom Receipts $500, 900. ,. =.
Gold weak, declining from lis 3-Sal-s, closing 1T
the latter figure.
Loans l-2a4 per cent. 10 nat for carrying
Clearings 100000 o.
Treasury Disbursements $io,uto.
Governments quiet
State bonds dull.
United States Skies (coupons), 1851, ll9T
52Os, 1862 MA
isGi NIX
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Obituary..

Halifax, n. S., Is. B. l.. Morse proprie-
tor of Aylesworth mills died from injuries re-
ceived at the explosion Saturday, making the
fourth death from the accident.
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Burned to Death.

Little Rock, 10. Two negro children were
burned with house on Friday while their
mother was at church
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Arrested.

New York, 10. Patrick Haligan was ar
rested for fatally stabbing Samuel McCauley
in fight on list street, to-night.
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Report of Crops.

Charleston, S. c., ID. Heavy rains on the
coasts the past few days threaten serious in
jury to the cotton crop.
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HAVANA.

Havana, 10. The gunboat Canandaigua
has arrived at Kington, Jamaica, from Aspin-
wall, with seventy of the crew sick with yell
low fever.
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Count Chambord which fhe accept they will
proclaim him King. If he refuses the repub-
lie will be definitely established.
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The Weather.

New York, Is. The storm to-day has been
heavy from the eastward, and a large number
of vessels have come in from sea.
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NJ urdered.

Little Rock, 10. A desperate killed dep.
uty sheriff on Saturday.
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From California.
RAILROAD MATTERS,

San Francisco, II. At a mass meeting to-
night, under the auspices of the Peoples In
ion, Gov. Booth delivered an address on the
subject Of the railroad problem in American
politics
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, N S., Is. Sch Maggie D., with
lumber caught fire in Pcton Harbor and it is
doubtful whether the fire can be extinguished
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Foreign.

London, 49, The clippefehip La Escoes
ca, which recently arrived from San Francis
CO, sunk in the Mersey to-day
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Marrirp.

In Hallowell, 18th inst, by Rev. C. G.. McCully,
Albert A. Austen to Miss Martha A. johnson, both
of Hallowell.
In Wadoboro', 18th ult., Oliver Ludwig to Miss
Almeda Lash; 9th inst by the same, Earnest l..
Brown to Miss Fannie NJ. Sidenger, all of Waldo.
boro'.