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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

DELLEN UE HIGH SCHOOL, BED
ID FORD COUNTY. EA-JAMES +. lol.-
CONBE, LII. D., PRISCIPAL; WILLIAM X. ABB
BOTT. ASSOCIATE PRINGIpAL.-The ninth an nlial
session of this SCHOOL FOR BOYS VIII begin Sep
tcnher 18th. Beautiful and healthy location. Full
corps of Instructors. Pupils II cmbcrs of the
family For information address either principal
a, Rcjlryue nost-uflirr. aI f6-cud6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

nor RENT, "EERDOS,' 4 station G:a
on the Chtsapcake aud Ohio railroad. a1;:;;a
thirty miles from Richmond and three miles from
The Junction four hundred and screnty-threc acres
of good land. fine orchard. store, dwelling with
1;,uisccu rooms. ,Sc., well adapted for Il tavern
Possession LIST January next. Apply ~
j. l.. APPFRSOS.
So set Real Estate Agent.
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OF VIRGINIA..

I NV FKSII UF IkNTINIA.
4 LAW DEPARTMENT.
j. Is. MINOR. LII. H.. Professor of Common and
Statute Law :. .. SOUTHALl.. LII. d.. Professor
Of Equity and Law-Merrhant international Law.
&c.-ScsSion begins OCTOBER |. 1873. AMI continues
nine 1HopfhS. Instruction by teXt-boukS and lee
lures combined, illustrated by Mool-Coilrt exer-
:isrs For catalogues apply ll'0si-nihcc University
of virginia. Ia WI. WERTENbAkE Err.
an -. odiln Secretary of Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-10

AIRS. II. 4. WISE, JR.. will resume the
WI duties of her school at her residence, No 10s
Grace street,
OCTOBER 1>T.
The services Of competent male instructor oil
Latin have been engaged 10 give lessons daily In tho
school. All N-lm
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NEWS BY MAIL.

boiler in the Peoples Mill at Quincy, Ill.
exploded Tuesday, killing the engineer, q col
ored man.
Governor Wise supports the Conservative
ticket in the hope of getting United States
Senatorship.
The Connecticut Capitol Commission have
decided to carry out the present contracts for
the State House.
heavy gale was reported from Long
Branch on Wednesday. The storm was the
heaviest for twenty years.
Rear Admiral l.. NJ. Goldsborough, Com
mandant at the Washington Navy Yard, 10 to
relieve Admiral Jenkins, commanding the
Asiatic squadron.
George N. Sanders, one of the actors in the
Niagara Peace Conference, which was to have
ended the late civil war, died suddenly in New
York on Tuesday.
George Harper, clerk in the employ of
the Illinois Central Railroad, has stolen about
$4,000 by placing fictitious names on the pay
roll and drawing the money himself.
The running down Of the Allan Line clip
per-ship Altoona. from Glasgow for New York
is reported.
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BATH.

Bath, Me, Il. The new ship Sterling
Capt. Baker, built by Messrs. +. & A. Sewall
reported arrived at Liverpool August 9th
made the passage from this port to st. Steph-
en-, n. s, in twenty-four hours and from
thence TO Liverpool in seventeen days.
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR.
Bath, Me, IA. DeMolay Commandery
knights Templar of Skowhegan, accompanied
by the Skowhegan Brass Band, arrived here
at noon to-day, from Rockland. They were
received by Dunlap Commandery of this city.
accompanied by the cornet band, and escort
ed through several streets to the Sasanoa,
where they embarked for voyage to Mouse
Island. a clam bake and chower. The party
will return by moonlight, and Dunlap Com
mandeLy will quarter their guests at the Sag
adahoc House for the night.
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COnsumptiOn.l

HUDSON CRY, New Jersey.
Mrs VIM. Lawrence, writing to Mr.. Eel
lows, says: l cannot tell you how many have
called to see me, to inquire if really had
been as i'll as reported, and if it was the Syrup
alone which so wonderfully restored me q
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. 10 Aug-t&w1w
: My KINGDOM FOR HoRsE.-What the
purse of King Richard could not then pro-
cure, all can now purchase for a song. The
Centaur Liniment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure lame one, and
more than that-it is the most remarkable
thing for swellings, stiff joints, caked breasts,
stings and bruises, the world has ever seen.
A man ought to suffer with the Rheumatism
who has not tried this liniment.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. august l+-lmE
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FROM NEW YOKk.

New York, IA. An account of the passage
of the steamship Arnold which arrived at her
dock day. shows that there was no suffer
ing on board and the passengers have pre-
scented testimonial to her officers and crew.
The police commissioners to-day adopted 4
resolution allowing the legion Of st. Patrick
to parade with arms, as well as the knights
Templars and will furnish a police escort.
Although assistant Secretary Sawyer was
in close consultation several hours with col
lector Arthur to-day, the latter denies recev-
ing any instructions from the Secretary of
the Treasury to peremptorily discharge a
large number of customs inspectors. An Off
Ger of the customs, however is reputed as
stating day that the report had some toun'
dation as the recent large cases had implicat
ed number Of clerks in dishonest practices
4 large number of customs brokers, mer
chants, and government inspectors were a
the custom house to-day. making anxious in
quiries relative to the report.
Jourdan, President of the Police Commits
sioners of Brooklyn has informed all the pc
lice Captains of that city that they will be hell
responsible for the existence of policy shop
and faro banks in their precincts.
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THE GREAT STORM!
Its Ravages on the Coast and
in the Interior
Wrecks, Loss OF Life, Property, &c,


Philadelphia, IA. Over seven inches OF
rain fell here dvring the storm. Three feet
of water is flowing over the Fairmount dam
The business at the mills at Manayuuk is sus-
pended the first floors being submerged.
man in this city was drowned while trying tc
| rescue some horses from flooded stable ant
boy was with difficulty rescued from drown.
ing in a street culvert.
Baltimore, II. In consequence fthe burst
ing of portion of the Hartford tunnel be.
tween II and o'clock this morning, the di.
viding walls of two dwellings on Bond stree,
gave way, causing the destruction of two back
buildings. All of the kitchen and dining room
furniture was precipitated into the stream
while the inmates barely escaped with their
lives.
New York. l4-G p. NJ. The storm con-
tinues, although the gale is not so heavy. No
particular damage has been done in this city
or in BROOKLYN, excepting that the branches
of shade trees and gardens have suffered. On
the North river schooner, name unknown.
sunk this noon between Barclay street and
Hoboken ferry, but her crew were saved by
boat, and taken to Jersey City. A boat with
two seamen capsiZed while endeavoring to
board a brig at anchor, and one Of the seamen
drowned.
The wharf Of the Barclay street ferry, Ilo-
boken was badly broken by The waves.
sloop sunk near the Jersey City ferry
late last night, but it is not known that any
lives were lost.
Several canal boats broke loose from their
moorings, but after floating abont in the up
per bay were rescued by tugs.
The steamer City Point, from Delaware,
with cargo of peaches, arrived to-day, bu:
had to throw overheard one thousand crates
&c, har
her swapping.
Considerable solcitude was felt for the
safety of the New York yacht squadron now
cruising on Long Island Sound, but at last
accounts all were reported safe at Newport,
New London, and other ports.
The storm was very severely felt on Long
Island, the crops being badly damaged by the
floods of rain which have fallen.
The campmeetipg at Merrick, Long Island,
closed to-day, their tents having suffered con.
siderably by the gale.
A despatch from Sandy Hook states the
surf from the lighthouse to Long Branch and
along the Jersey shore is the heaviest ever
known, and the gale continued in full force
to-day.
The beach is covered with barrels, boxes
and other matter washed from the decks of
passing vessels, from which wreckers are
reaping quite a harvest No wrecks however
are reported as far south as Squam beach.
Several bathing houses at Long Branch
have been swept away, and one venturesome
bather was swept out by the surf and thrown
on the beach nsensible, but was resuscita-
ted.
The surf rolled nearly to the doors of the
cattages, and crossed the stretch between the
Hook and the Highlands several times, max
ing a water way to Shrewsbury.
River steamers to the Branch made the
trip regularly to-day.
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STATE NEWS.

The camp Of the LIST Maine Regiment will
be called Camp Perham.
TIE party of railroad men who left this city
on the 9TH inst for trip over the E. & N. A
railroad returned to Rangor Wednesday.
The fare by stage from Dover or Foxcroh
to the head of Moosehead lake aud return is
said to be only 500.
Albert Pottle, young man about eighteeh
years of age, while wrestling at South Gard'-
ner on Monday, fell and broke h" collar
bone.
Two barns filled with hay and owned by
Frederic Spofford, Esq, were burned on oa'-
urdav last. Several dwelling houses in the
vicinity also caught fire from the flying cln-
ders. but were extinguished with little dam
are. Loss 81 500.
Miss Lille Belcher, on a recent picnic at
Weymouth Point, found on the shore near
low water mark, All old corroded coin, which
on examination proved to be q Spanish quar-
ter of dollar, bearing date Of IT'S. Tradi-
ton has always marked this point rs one OF
the localities where Capt. Kidd concealed his
i'll gotten gains
"As he sailed as he sailed"
and Miss b. 10 to be congratulated on bein!
the FIRST discoyerer Of this long lost and Otter
sought for treasure.
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lent Grant and Party.

erday forenoon the President took a
|out the city with Speaker Blaine.
he afternoon the party rode to Gardi-
he President, Senator Hamlin, and
|r and Mrs. Blaine occupying 4 car
Miss Nelly Grant, Senator Cameron,
abcock and Hon. Eugene Hale filled the
carriage, and Masters Ulysses S. and
R. Grant. and Walker and Emmons
rode in a third carriage. They re-
about Ave O'Clock, having visited the
er mansion.
even o'clock the President dined with
Morrill, and family, the party con-
bf the President and Miss Nellie Grant,
Cameron, Senator Hamlin and wife,
pbcock, Speaker Blaine and wife, Gov
erham and wife, Hon. Eugene Hale.
ernor A. P. Morrill, and wife, Ulysses
ht, Jr., Jesse r. Grant, Judge God
Id Walker and Emmons Blaine.
be o'clock reception was given at
Blaine's residence, which was bril-
exceedingly pleasant affair. The
was large and included quite num-
Gentlemen from abroad, who CHANGED
the city, among whom were Congress
Il. Burleigh, S. T. Pullen of the Port
IS, Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., Hon.
buthard, Hon. Charles p. Kimball,
ray, Medical Director of the Dept
acific, Mr.. Bailey of N. Y, Hon. j.
er of the Biddeford Journal, MIR.
le Of the Bangor Wing, Hons. Fred
e. G. Harlow, and L. II. Hubbard.
he ladies were many very elegant
Miss Nellie Grant wore white silk
Embroidered overdress, and blue sash !;
very attractive. The President was
nd agreeable to all. An deliberately
ted dancing pavilion, gracefully trim
flags and streamers, was occupied
RS until late hour. Refreshments
we'd from ten to twelve. The floral
70 of the rooms showed exquisite
everything contributed to the pleas
e guests.
resident and his party, with Speaker
,enator Hamlin. Senator Morrill,, and
and others, will leave this city in
Ear this forenoon at 8 o'clock, fol
where they will embark on tbs
cutter "McCulloch" for Mt. Desert
pw they will take the same steamer
Desert to Bangor, and remain il
few hours; then they will return
ia, and the President and his party
d the Sabbath with Speaker Blaine
ay they will go to North Conway.
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Dien.

In Bath, 10th inst, Frank Ecklon, aged q years
10th inst, Lcy L. daughter of Samuel $. and phia
Jordan, aged months; 10th inst, Jennie G. Adams
aged 10 years, months.
In Phipsburg, 10th inst. Mrs. Mary p, wife OF
John Clifford, .ged "a years, months.
In Winneganee, 18th inst, Hattie r. Small aged
10 years, months.
In Fairfield Centre, 10Th inst Rose B. Nye, aged
IA years, 9months.
In East Benton, 'th inst, William \. Spauldng
aged 20 years.
In Waterville, 23d ult., Robert Philbrook, aged
about "a years. 27th ult., Mrs. Judith Horn, aged 81
years.
| In Skowhegan, 30th ult., Samuel w Coburn aged
| 58 wears; I'd inst, John o. HILL aged So years.
In Gardiner, 9Th inst Ernest H., son of Rose and
Fred b. Faunce, aged weeks: l1th inst, James
| Rhines, aged 65 years.
In Jefferson 10th inst, Sarah, wife Of Jere. Dow
aged 70 years.
| In Saco Sd inst, Lawrence L. Young. aged q
years; Attn inst, Ephraim Litteheld, aged 81 years
! and 10 months,
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August ID.

Flour firm with fair demand, and unchanged
Wheat in fair demand and lower for spot, active
and higher for future. No spring l2l spot lis 5-s
Aug lie 5S, Sept l0SaI2 No. |, l24, No. B. ZIG, re
jected 50. Corn active and higher. No. mixed IS
7-sa4O cash, 50 81 bid. Aug 81 7sa40 Sept, high mA
ed ~ a. rejected IS l-2a36 Oats steady ~ 80, No
cash 26 IA, Sept rejected p. Rye advanced with
fair demand, IS for No. 2. Barley active aud high
er, for Sept lO0al0., for No. tall spot nominal
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork sold IL
cash Aug or Sept. Lard quiet and unchanged held
rs. Bulk meats steady; sales shoulder l2a5-s
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady at
~.
Freights to Buffalo, Corn ii.
Receipts 600 -four Gs 900 wheat; 220, coo corn
~ 900 oats 1000 rye.
Shipments. 900 -four: 1000 wheat; 264 ,00f
corn; ~ 900 oats 1000 rye ,OOO barley.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate court at
4UguStd on the second Monday Of September, 1873.
INZRA s. SMITH, Guardian of Oracle NJ. Ordway
IL of Hallowel, in said county, minor, having
petoned for license to sell at public auction or
private sale, the following real estate of said ward
the proceeds To be placed interest, viz. Al the
interest of said ard in the homestead of the late
Lydia r. Ordway, in said Haowcu:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully PRIOR to the first Monday of
September next, in the Daily kennehec journal, IA
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons III
terested may attend at Court OF Probate then to
lie holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the prayer of -aid petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES iiEwISs, Register. augl5 .3w
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Mr.. Thomas Foster now in his $50 war.
walked on Saturday last, from his home Il
Castine to Bluehill, distance Of IS miles.
The first Congregation Church at Deer Isle
observed the one hundredth anniversary Of ito
organization on the first day Of August. Rev.
J. E. Adams Of Searsport, delivered the his
torical address. Rev. s. Thurston, Rev. w.
Parker, Rev. W. A. Merrill and others par.
ticipated.
Chief Justice Appleton will hold the Octo-
Der court in Belfast at which Gordon, the
Thorndike murderer, will be tried.
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BANGOR.
BOILERS CONVENTION.


Bangor, Me-, IA. The Liberal mass con-
vention in this city organized this forenoon by
the choice of Hebron Luce for chairman, and
Mark Baker, Secretary. \ committee on
business was appointed and the convention
then adjourned until afternoon,
AFTERNOON
Bangor, II, Reformers assembled at two
o'clock, and made county nominations and
passed a series of resolutions. A. G. Lebroke
OF Foxcroft, spoke nearly two hours and the
meeting adjourned. The largest number pres
cnt in the hall at one time was eighty, OF
whom less than twenty took part in the meet
ing
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GET THE STANDARD.

Eastnan's White Mountain Guide Book
llth Edition. Revised, with Maps and Illustr..
lions. l6 mo. $50
Eastmnn's Pocket Map OF Mountain and
Lake Region OF New Hampshire.
Price Cloth, 40 cents.
Eastman's Eastern Coast Guide Of Seashore
from Newport to Mt. Desert, with Maps OF Routes
and Cape Cod. l6 mo. sl.o,
Eastman's Pocket Railroad and Town
ship Map OF New England. Price - cts.
For ale 10y all Booksellers. sent by mail Oh re.
CENT OF price.
EDISON c. EASTMAN
Publisher Concord, y II
August =. 1878. :,tIeod
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| Personal.
Senator Hamlin and wife Joined the Presi
Dental party on Wednesday, they will re-
main in the city during the Presidents visit
and arc the guests of Mrs. Ex-Gov. Cony
u. t. Gray, who will defend Kate Stod-
| dard, is native of Waterville Judge w.
Is. Smell OF Washington, Hon. L. j. South
ard of Richmond, T. Ii. Hubbard, Esq, of
biddetord, Representative Hale, Mr.. Hudson,
of.the Boston Herald. Mr. J. F.. 7. Doyle of
the New York Herald, Mr.. Bacon of the
Boston Advertiser, Mr.. Chaney of the Boston
of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, and c.
b. Dunn, Esq, of Litchfeld, classmate Of
Charles Sumner, were in the city yesterday.
"A. +. knight has been appointed mail
messenger for Fairfield village Melville
Stimson of kittery has recently been appoint
ed by Commodore Howell, Captain of the
Watch at the Navy Yard, vice Theodore
Keen emoved.-Mr. Phibrick, recently
conductor on the freight train from Portland
to Watervlle, has been appointed General
Baggage Master, between Bangor and Boston,
and stationed at Portland Charles Ilsley has
been appointed conductor in place Mr.. Phil
brick. --Jackson, the sculptor, has for
sometime been at his home in Bath;
letter in the Boston Advertiser, from the
Vienna Exposition, says JacksoA's "Musido-
ra, is one Of the most exquisite statues there.
B. +. Palmer is station agent at the
Benton depot. a.Russel w. Eaton, Nor
ridgewock, and George II. Hamlin of Sidney,
are among the number of graduates at the
State College at Orono.-Mr. f. C. Allen
reached this city from the Vienna Exposition
on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, IA. Commander Lull is about
preparing his report of the Nicaragua survey
ing expedition.
The order dischargine civilians from en-
ployment on the repairs of the barracks is re-
yoked.
The navy department asserts that the sick
| ness on board the Canandaigua is the isthmus
and not the genuine yellow fever.
/ In consequence of the great storm and
damage to railroad lines no trains arrived
| from the north until rearly three o'clock this
afternoon.
The secretary of the treasury is consider
ing proposition to suggest to the next con-
gress the passage of law making pilots of
steamboats, and steamships subject to a fede-
raj government license, and requiring them
before taking steamers to sea to be satisfied
that all laws relative to life saving apparatus
and proper appointments have been fully
complied with
TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington, IA.
The following were the balances in tn
reasury to-day:
Currency, Sl0,31l ,s07
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certif-
Gates Of deposit, 34,s50, 900
Coin, 1894, 673
Coin certificates, i3,449, 600
Legal tenders outstanding, 800, 100000
Wrecked.
Cleveland, o., a. The barque J. u. Nor
ton broke away from tow boat in the gale
last night on the lake and went to pieces. |
The captain his wife, child and one seaman
were saved. Two seamen were lost
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ROCkLAND.

Rockland, IA. At the republican county
convention held in this city, the following
nominations were made for Senator, Moses
Webster, Vinalhaven; for County Commits
sioner, j. L. Mcdowell, Washington; for
County Treasurer. Edwin Sprague, Rock
land for Clerk of Courts, S. l.. Roberts, Vim
alhayen
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Xennebee 9uarnal.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
From New York.

HEAVY STORM.
New York, II. The heaviest storm Of the
season prevailed all night. Rain fell in tor
trees were uprooted by the wind, and flag
! stats broken off.
The bell tower in First street, Williams
burg, was destroyed by FIRE. Robert Irving,
the bell ringer nearly lost his life. Other
buildings were also burned. Total loss SIG,
| 600. Insured.
! Twenty six complaints were entered yes
| terday by working women, to the Woman S
Protection Union, against tradesmen for fraud
perpetrated on the poor women. The Union
will prosecute the cases in court
INSTITUTE FAIR.
The board of managers of the American In
stitute held a meeting last night, at which fl
nal arrangements were made for opening the
fair on the 10Th of Sept mber.
SENTENCED.
Thomas Lamb was sentenced by the Re
corder yesterday to three years in the State
prison, for pilfering from Lord & Taylor. He
is son of the Lieut. Governor of Connecti-
wife and mother are at home dying for grief.
In General.
CHOLERA.
Columbus, II. There were two deaths
from cholera to day and one yesterday, all
children.
CONVENTION.
st. Louis Is. The pork packers to-day
elected eighteen delegates to the national
pork packers convention in Chicago the sec
ond Wednesday in September.
FEMALE FIESD.
Philadelphia, IS. Josephine Rowland has
been arrested and held for trial on the charge
of cruelty treating her step-daughter by con
fning her in a room without sufficient food or
clothing for Is months. The young girl is
wasted to skeleton. She escaped to friends
yesterday and her life is despaired Of.
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or unconscious blunders in writing, it will
ificult to match the following letter, which
directed to heavy pork packing estah-
nent in Boston:
Gentlemen Got one Half Bari of Lard in
e of My Bill Says . Suppose the Rail
Made a Miss so Phase Write & let me no
bu SHIPPED . or one so Can let the Rail
! folks no. --."
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WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER {
Washington, Aug. ASP. NJ.
For New England, northeasterly and north
erly winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather
and rain. Cautionary signals continue at
New London. Woods Hole, Boston and Port
land.
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pointed to investigate the affairs of the Audi
tor and Treasurer Of Fairfield county report
ed to-day that they found deficit of @142, 900
of public money. The present incumbents
are exculpated and the blame is attached to
predecessors.
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eme Judicial Court.-CuttinS J. Pre-
ing.
THURSDAY, Aug. l4th.
tie We. James K. Donohoe. Pillsbury and
for def. The indictment is founded
certain alleged fraudulent representa-
of the deft., as to his property and
,, whereby George G. Stacy and Warren
on were induced to endorse notes for
o the amount of S4,554.lS. The trial
'enced in the morning and nearly the en-
by was consumed in the examination of
bhnson, the first government witness.
apparently require the remainder Of
EEK to conclude the trial.
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The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, etc, where a
cure is not effected by a fair trial OF Dir. Ben
netts Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. TT