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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-07

domestic and SO se7 bales Of foreign, Against "
bales Of domestic and 49, 2s2 bales offorsn for the
corresponding period Of last year., The palea 1bf
week comprise "a 900 lbs Of domestic and Caller
skins.
The market has been less active during the past
week, and fewer manufacturers are seeking sup
plies There Is no assortment of fleece wool In the
market, akd the stock of pulled wool is reduced to
a low point. There are large receipts Of new wool
on the way and considerable 10 being pnt IN store
but not much of 1t Is opened ready for the inspec
ton of buyers. California fleece continues TO re-.
ceiye the favorable consideration ofmanufacturers
although the sales have not been quite SO large Of
this description. In prices there is no change to
note and some choice lots have been taken ct 37hcs
Advces from the country indicate that the clip ie
n m0vd,ng freely and large quantity has shsnses
Pennsylvania. The trade are not buying very ex.
tensisely, and the purchasers are mainly manufac.
turers and local buyers. We give below the sales
Domestic Feece-l0, OOOns unwashed at axe;
10 ,ooohs Georgia at 3tc 5o0os Michigan. all grade
1900 MS Ohio and Pennsylvania ON private terms;
1000 lbs Ohio at 4sc; 1000 Michigan X at Zoe.
Combng 1000 Ms unwashed at s7hc: l0U0 bs do
combing on private terms: ZOO rs nnwashed comb.
ing at exc; 1000 MS do at 42c.
California-l6,O0o bs spring clip at sOc: $4,000
N. California At Is s$sc 600 rs do 4. s7esic.
secured and Tab-6ooo n /, secured California At
osHc; sOOo rs secured pulled at 56as0c; 20Uo rs
secured at IKE COCO lbs tub at Sc 5000 lbs tub ut
sac. - F..t #7T75 I.i.1s,'59s.7 : = - : j
53c $500 lbs super at s47Xc 1850 lbs extra At q
94c 80 600 lbs super and extra at 4l047c 500 lbs
low super at 25c 600 lbs do at 10 54sc roo lbs ex
ira pulled at 5Oc 5000 lbs extra at .45c 5000 lbs ex
ira at 4Sc 1000 lbs super at 50c 1890 lbs do at SIC
1900 lbs NO. at 331S. 'i =
Foreign-45,OOo lbs Cape private terms; 5000
soc; 1900 lbs Cape pulled at 4GHc 10 900 Cape sheep
skins on private TERMS ~ do
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-07
FOREIGN.

London, .. Paris correspondents of the
Times telegraph that the trial of Marshal Ba-
zine will probably take place the last Of Sep
TENDER.
Cherbourg, 5. The Shah of Persia ar.
rived this afternoon.
Vienna, g. Number of foreign visitor, to
the exhibition is increasing, great ma jority
being from England.
Jackson S. Schultz has left Vienna.
Carl Schurz and Mr.. Adams are here.
Gen. Van Buren, has gone to Vaslsucr, 20
miles distant.
Rome, G. Fresh shocks of earthquakes
were reported this morning in Belluno and
vicinity.
The Shah of Persia has accepted an invita-,
ton to visit Italy.
Madrid, 6. The vigorous measures taken
by the government have prevented the decla
ration of independence which the rreconcila-
BILE were intending TO issue at Barcelona.
Constantinople, 6. The Sultan intends to
made long visit to the Khedive of Egypt.
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NJ Hrdered.

New Haven, Ct, G. The dead body of an
unknown man, in an advanced state of de.
composition was found in the outskirts of this
city, on Saturday. The condition of the
body was such as to preclude any minute ex-
animation of the body. Certain memoranda
were found on the body, amoug which was a
card on which was written &c. Osborne,
Ward Office, New York Tribune, Care of
Whtelaw Reid. Another was written "Dr.
A. w. Meader, Dentist, 2C2 Goth Avenue. y
Among the papers is a bill of Charles w.
Held, Jr., No. ia Livingstone Street, Brook
lyn, for rent of a piano, to Charles kamer,
from June Sd to July 3.
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STATE NEWS.

The Reporter says that John Dunphy Of
Gardiner had fight with a crane, that he At
tempted to capture the other day, At the
beginning of the contest his feathered sntag-
onist succeeded in planting her beak into the,
face of the young man near the eye. The
bird was killed, however, and two Of her
young captured, but the young man will car
ry his head in sling for several weeks to
come.
Col. auckland, with mis- surveying party,
has crossed the Machias river, below Whit
NEVILLE, and where he will remain for one
week before going further. In forty eight
days the party run" sixty miles of main
line and ten miles Of side line, being enabled
to DO much by the long contiaued pleasant
weather which gave them an opportunity to
keep steadily at work. Hgv 8A 4EA&
Hon. Il. p. Tapley Of Saco has started for
California on siz weeks vacation.
Selden N. Taylor Of New Sharon, in this,
State, asked n Boston drug clerk for . d0ss
Of salts on Tuesday. As might be reasons-
bly, expected, he is now in the Spirit World.
1t was nothing but an accident. 81 ll-.
Salmon have been so plenty during the
past week, in Camden, that they have been
sold As cheap as l0cts a pound. aS
The 9th Maine regiment association will
celebrate its sixth anniversary at Portlsad.
on the 30th iast-,he usual date, the 9th,
coming on Sunday.
The new school house in Pittston village is
| rapidly approaching completion. They have
| commenced painting the outside and will soon
put in the seats. When finished, it will be
one Of the finest and most modern educatiop-
| al structures in that section.
The Houl,on reform club numbers 400
| M mbers.
On Wednesday morning last, the house,
barn and outbuildings of Mr.. Wilson n. Hat
ten, in Li.chfeld, were totally destroyed oy
| FIRE. .-.1
| Hon. Abner Coburn's health Is Improving:
He has been able to visit the bank and attend
70 business for short time nearly every DAY
| for Il week. i,
! Henry II. Kilby, native Of this state, grad 1
mated at Harvard last week with high honore.
receiving special honors in chemistry. He -
to have the appointment of assistant in the
chemical of the university.
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TERRIFIC TORNADO.

St. Louie, 8. terrific tornado passed
over this city last evening. The steamer
Mountaineer was lying at the bank above the
bridge, secured to the railroad track and
other fastening by light cables, IL inches
in diameter. At the first big blow, the lines,
after tearing up the railroad track, turned
the steamers head to the stream. She drift
ed down and struck the east end of the draw.
Several iron guys of the bridge were sprung
from the bolts and the damagesto the bridge
is $4,000. The steamer was terribly wrecked
in the forward part. Loss $50 900.
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Terrible Accident,

Milwaukee, Wis, 5. The yachts Louisa
and Lone Star were capsized during the
storm of the 4th, bat no lives were lost. An
account of an accident on Green bay says
that the yacht h. B. Harchan was capsized
and the following out of the party of twenty
who were on board were lost: A. J. Con-
ners of hartford, Mrs. NJ. C. Russell and
daughter of Berlin, Jennie Oliver of Dart
ford, Mrs. Harding and child, Mr. Allen OF
hartford. A row boat was also capsized and
the occupants, VIM. Buxhem. wife and child
and Mrs. John Bacid of hartford were all
drowned.
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Boston Hide and Leather Market.

rRIDAt July 4,
The usual quiet of the season has prevailed dur
ing the past week, and the sales have not only been
IN small lots, but are not large in the aggregate
llemiock Sole remains firm for light and mdie
weights and there is no quotable change IN price
ON any grade. Cropped leather has been selling
10 Il moderate extent at recent Quotations Rough
leather is quiet, and there j. good supply OF all
CRATES Calf skins ramain dull and even seasona.
bic weights are not selling briSkly: In Wax and
Kip we note change, and the IN srket IS quiet ana
steady at quoted Iates. Hides are quiet and the
transactions light. Wequote
sole Leather-Bucnos Ayres and Rio Grantie light
at 2;ae7c middle do at rs S0c heavy do at Is 9c
good damaged at 23a25c; Orinoco light at 25a2Gc !;
do middle at 21D2Sc heavy do at 2ta.Jc; good dam
aged ut 2}a24c Buffalo at 23la ate.
Rough Observation-Disclosures light at 81 836c: do do
heavy ut 23g3lc; Oak at S5o,7c Calf at 65dIUc.
Finished Leather-Wav- Rio Grande and Buenos
Ayres medium and heavy at 23a.5c; Western
slaughter at 2de3c do do light at 20 &c; do South.
ern ut loa2lc light grain at l!asic; heavy do at %
a26; Splits at 2ss'35c for Western aud Buenos Ayres
and Rio Crande Calf Skins at s0caSl 10.
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Shot and Killed.

Charleston, S. c., 6. Harry West an esti
mable man was shot dead IN the most upro-
voked manner in billiard saloon on Friday
night by John Duffus, youth of IS years.
The inquest o-day resulted in verdict of will
full murder. Dutfus is in Jail.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

San Francisco, G. Advices from Arozonia
via San Diego, state that the Tatagus band of
200 warriors are located so miles south of
the Apache, on the Cochise reservation re-
Gently left for chihuahua, intent on war.
Agent Jefferds has gone to investigate the
matter. Cochise does not acknow Wedge the
band as his, though he has permitted them to
remain on the reservation.
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Difn.

In Freeman, 18th ult, Hiram p aged IL years, 3
months and II days; children Of Oren and Joanna
n. Soper.
In Pennington, 18th ult, Mrs. Esther G. McLain
aged As years.
In Phillips, May 18th, Charlotte, wife of Ezra Nc
kean, and daughter of Ephraim and Eliza SAWYER,
aged 20 years.
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Collision.

Boston, ). Arrived, schooner r. l.. Ken
ney, Capt. Tolman, New York, for Rockland,
reports ON the 4th inst, on Nantucket shoals,
was run into by schooner, supposed to be L.
Nickerson, and had stern stove, mainmast
broken and received other injuries. Was
subsequently, fallen in with by schooner Key
stone, from Philadelphia, and was lowed into
this port by that vessel.
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Severe Storm.

Cincinnati, o., 6. special from Athens,
Ohio, reports immense damage to the crops
10 that vicinity by the recent storm. The salt
work of Joseph Hewell were damaged to the
extent Of $4,000; other works of the kind al.
so damaged.
The Whitewater valley railroad has suffered
near Elizabethtown. Reports from all quar-
tiers represent that great damage has been done
to the crops, orchards and forests.
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sad Drowning Accident at Manchester.

|
Aiman by the name of Nicholas Andrews
was drowned in the Cobbossee Contee pond,
Manchester, on the afternoon Of the Fourth.
A party of seven, consisting of six stone cut
chester Cross Roads, where the rest of the
party boarded, went to the pond for the pur-
pose of bathing, and not being acquainted
with the shore chose place where the bot
tom is very treacherous. The descent is very
gradual for distance of some fifty yards,
when the bottom drops off suddenly, render
ing 1t dangerous place for bathers. Only
| one of the party could swim, and he but very
little. After they had been sporting in the
water some time, Andrews vcntured out be-
yond the rest Of the party few yards, when
he lost his footing, and being unable to swim
was drowned. While drowning he called to
his companions number of times for help,
but they thought he was deceiving them, as
they had previously been joking each other in
that way. They did not realize his situation
until he had sunk for the last time, and had
been out Of sight so long that they became
frightened, when one Of them went for help;
but it was too late. No boats were near, nor
any one to render assistance. Andrews was
from Penryn, Cornwall, England, and has
been in this country about three years. lie
leaves wife and two children, who are still
in England. He has brother employed at
the stone works on Clark's Island, who was
Immediately telegraphed for. His body was
recovered about three quarters Of an hour az
ter the accident, at a depth Of fifteen feet and
taken to the hotel and given into the hands
of the town authorities. He has for some time
and worked in the sheds, where he was con-
sidered a good workman, receiving 81 per
day. 1t is rumored that his clothes, which
were lying on the shore, were robbed during
the excitement of the occasion, as it was said
that he had $50 with him in the morning, and
only about sixty cents could be found when
his clothes were properly searched. He had
recently received his months wages, amount
ing to Sl04, and had not been known to pay
out any considerable sum, except for II suit of
clothes. for which he paid about S35. His
effects were also taken charge of by the town
authorities.
Coroner w. II. Libby OF this city. was call
ed, but an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
In the trunk of the deceased were found
letters from his wife, one that was received
about a week since. There was also like.
ness of his wife, fine looking woman, and
of his children. Fuperal services were held
on Saturday afternoon, at the hotel in Man
chester, and the remains were buried in the
graveyard at the Forks.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Yreka 5. Mr.. Blair, superintendent of
Fairchld's rancho, says that on Wednesday
morning last, Miller Charley, one of Capt.
Jacks falhers-in-law, and a young war
ror, came to him west of his house and called
out the ranchmen and formally surrendered.
Tie Modocs were anxious to know what they
oh )uld do. Mr.. Fairchld told them to bring
in their omen and children about the lava
beds and then await orders. from the military
authorities.
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Sentenced.

Lisbon, ). The custom house authorities
have fined the captain of the steamship Mu-
rillo, which ran into and sunk the emigrant
ship Northtleet in the English channel, 2OO,-
600 reis for failing to come to Lisbon, when
he had cargo for this port
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Freaks of Lightning.

keene, N. II. 5. During a shower yester-
day afternoon the lightning struck a barn be-
longing to William Bennett in the north part
of Chesterfield, setting it on fire, and burning
it with two other barns together with their
contents, consisting OF hay and farming tools.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston 6. The boy George Edward Curtin
charged with clubbing to death the Lane child
three years old, in the woods Of Acton is
about IL years old He came from New York
some IL months ago, where he has mother
to live with his uncle Maurice Lane, father OF
the child he is accused of numbering. 1t Is
said he was sent to his uncle to prevent II
possible his following in the steps of his older
brothers, who Rave been inmates OF the state
prison. A coroners jury is investigating the
murder.
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Independence Day.

Madrid. ). Anniversary of the indepen-
dence Of the U. S. was celebrated at the
American legation yesterday by banquet
Among the guests of Minister Sickles on the
occasion were Senior CASTELAR,, members of
the cabinet, foreign representatives and pres
ident of the cortes.
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Marine News.

Boston, 5. Schooner Annie Virden, coal
laden, WAS spoken on the 4th ~ miles south
of Montaunk light, with all three masts car
ried away during a squall the night previous.
Schooner Daniel Brown, of Fall River, was
lying by, with intention of assisting her into
poat
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Suicide.

Wheeling, Va, 8. At the inquest this af-
ternoon on the body of Martin A. &. Evans,
letters were found on Evans addressed to his
mother and also to a leading physician of
this city stating his firm entention of shooting
Mrs. Dunlap and then killing himself. The
jury acquitted Flanagan, all evidence proving
that his attempts were only to save Evans
from bloodshed.
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Drowned.

Chippewa,5. A party, consisting of Il
young man, went out on the river yesterday
in boat, and are supposed to have gone
over the falls, as pieces of a boat were picked
up below the falls this noon. The young man
was from Cincinnati and the woman, with
her young brother, from Ontario. The two
former were to have been married to-day.
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IIAv ANA.

Havana, 4. The planters have agreed to
pay a tax Of 81 for each slave. The owners
OF runaway Cinnamon have offered them to
the authorities to work upon the rochas and
the captain general has determined to accept
them
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTING

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. J
Washington, July G.-S P M.
For New England, rising barometer, north
east to north west winds and generally clear,
cool weather.
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WASHINGTON.
Washington, 4.
TREASURY BALANCES,

Washington, 4.
TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury day:
Currency, s9,o9s, 459
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certif.
Gates of deposit, $4,000
Coin, 72.28O.7 9l
Coin certificates, 4O,l56, 800
Legal tenders outstanding, $50, 900, 900
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Arrested,

New York, C. Capt. VIM. Western, of the
steamship Aragon, was arrested yesterday on
a charge of having committed an outrage
during voyage in 1871 upon young wo.
man named Margaret O'Connor, now a resi-
dent of Brooklyn.
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Suicide,

Syracuse, N. Y, 6. Amos Westcott,
doctor of dental surgery, OF which he stood
at the head, committed suicide this morning
by shooting. He had been for two or three
years suffering from hypochardria.
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l,,,arthauake.

Buffalo, n. Y, G. There were three dis
tinct shocks of earthquake this morning.; one
quite strong about ) o'clock, another about Z
and third quite strong at o 80 o'clock, caus-
ing considerable alarm by the rocking of
buildings and shipping in the harbor.
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Arrived.

Boston, 6. Arrived steamers VIM. Crane,
Baltimore; barques Anna L. Taylor, Algoa
Bay, Rome, Leghorn.
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Arrested.

Providence, X. l., G. Jeremiah s. Reming-
ton was arrested yesterday and held in $1,000
bonds, to answer to the charge of setting fire
to the premises of the Remington 4 Perkins
Phoenix Block on the night of the 2Sth ult.,
with intent to dcfraud the Insurance Co.'S.
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CANADA.

Chippewa, Ont 3. Two of the parties who
went over Niagara falls yesterday, gave their
names as John Elliot and Margaret Rollinston
Is years OF age.
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Emigration,
Wrecked at Sea.

New York, 6. Six thousand emigrants ar
rived here last week.
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Boston Wool Market.

The total receipts of wool at this port for the
week comprise 1894 bales of domestic and M balrs
foreign, against 5l06 bales domestic and 4lIs bales
foreign for the same week last year. The total re-
ceipts since January |, have been IG.l h,ias of
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Shooting A0ray.

Cincinnati o., 9. Martin Evans, an at
tacN of the U. $. signal office, was shot and
in Wheeling, West Virginia, yesterday, in an
alteration with man who was visiting a
lady to whom he was paying attention.
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Havana, .. Barque Jane, from Tobago,
went ashore GA the Grenadiers and became a
total wreck.
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POLITICAL.

New York, G. despatch from Houston,
Texas, says: The blacks have just adjourn
ed an exclusively colored seated convention
and refused to endorse Gov. Davis.
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A New Comet.

Albany, N. Y, G. The new comet dis
covered at Vienna, Austria, as announced by
cable, through the Smithsonian institute, was
readily found at the Dudley observatory.
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Drowned,

Worcester, Mass, G. Melville Staples
boy l6 years old was drowned by the upset
ting of boat on Lake Quinsgamond this af-
ternOon.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily gennebst auurnal.
EAsTPORT.'
Fonr Men Drowned.

PASSPORT, Me-, 4. 1t is rep. rte1 here that
four men from St. Stephen, on fishing ex-
cursion were drowned at Deer Island, N. B. ,
opposite PASSPORT to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-07

Launched on the 4th instant, from the yard
of I. j. Southland & Son, in Richmond, a
bark OF about 800 tons measurement, built by
Thurlow & Toothaker and owned by T. j.
Southland. & Son.
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Obituary..

Blue Ridge Springs, Va, g. The venera-
BILE jurst Judge Robertson, died yesterday at
Mt. Athos, his residence, in his SSth year.
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Marrirn.

In Pennington. oath ult., Lyman +. Gooch of Doe.
ton, Mass. and Miss Mary Abbe Jones of Farm.
ington, Me.
ra Kennedy, both OF Avon.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT OREGON, WIS.

Milwaukee, ). L. Wolverton's store and
four other buildings in Oregon were burned
last night. Loss $4,000.
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Arrived.

Liverpool, 3. Arrived steamers Lady Ly-
cett & Alexandra from New York, Baltimore
from Baltimore.
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Races.

Chicago, ). At the Dexter Park races the
purse of $1,000 for 80 horses, was won by
Myra Caldwell.
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Arrived.

Boston, 5. Steamer Glaucus, New York;
ship Baltic, Leghorn; brig Queen, Turks Is
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-07

Rev. NJ. Penney yesterday administered
the ordinance of baptism to two candidates at
the riverside.
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Arrived.

Quebec, 6. Steamship Polynesisn, arrived
yesterday from Liverpool.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Long Branch, 6. Secretary Richardson
left for Washington this evening.
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Frederic Bates of Richmond, who was lO2
years of age last March, has been very sick
for the asst few weeks and cannot survive
many days. There are at present residing in
Richmond five generations of his family, he,
of course, being the sole representative of the
first.
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Cincinnati, 5. Nine deaths from choler
were reported to the board OF health to
day.
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AT MEMPHIS, TENN.

Memphis, Tenn, G. Fifteen interments
to-day, including six cholera, five of whom
were colored.
AT CINCINNATI, ONO.
Cincinnati, O., G. Five deaths from chol-
era to-day.