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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30
DaIIomell local Menus.

O. Tussday evening last, between the hours OF
nine m eIovon o'clock, the ticket Office Of the
1ai1o cqnhAI 14iload in this city, was entered
skSour ~ wicket window connecting with the
lad1 tocm, aua ANAL sum Of money taken from
~ neney drswsf. The ticket agent on entering
the ofice y usuAl about twenty minutes previous
to the arrival ofths II o'clock Pullman train, found
the place somewhat demoralized-.he wicket win.
dow smashed, and drawers. tickets, and papers
strown about promiscously. without regard to the
rules Of every well regulated establishment. In
breaking the glass the thief had probably wound
ed his hand, as blood was observed upon tickets,
papers, etc., as well Is about the desk and floor Of
the office. A gentleman passing along the plat
form soon after nine o'clock observed a man in
the ladies' apartment, but supposed him to be
some one waiting for the train; and although the
incident caused him to return to the window for
another look ct the fellow, he finally passed along
leaving him stretched upon one Of the seats with
his hat pulled over his eyes apparently
to protect them from the reduced light Of
the gas burning in the room. lie thinks
he could recognize the hummer if he should meet
him again. After the robbery the man evidently
found exit through rear window, which was
left open, with smears and drops Of blood ap-
parent about the window and on the platform be-
meath. The course Of the retrcating scoun-
drel could be traced for some distance by
blood STAINS: and the fact of his being
wounded may lead to his detection. We
trust tnat the parties in pursuit may be enabled
to bring the fellow before Judge Gilman at an
early day. The man is described as of medium
height, dark complexion, wearing brownish col
ored coat and black felt hat, and altogether Of a
"seedy" appearance. He also will undoubtedly
be found with q wounded hand and hang-dog
look generally.
The eclipse appeared on Wednesday morning,
according TO programme laid down in the altman
acs, and "smoked glass" was in demand by those
desiring to witness the show, free to all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30
NEWS by . TELEGRAPH
fIl -rorHET
daily Eenuebse journal
ROCkLAND.s
Annual Review.

Rock land, September 49,. The annual review
of the Rackland fire department took place this
afternoon. There were in the line nine bands Of
music, five FIRE companies Of the RockIand de-
partment and five companies from abroad as their
guests, namely; Lewiston one, City Of Bath two,
Long Reach two and Kennebec three Of Bath
and Eureka four Of Thomaston. A trial OF en-
gines between the Rockland companies for sill
yer trumpet took place, Notwithstanding the rain
which commenced before the playing began. The
following is the best play Of the engines through
200 feet Of hose, only solid water counted: N.
A. Burpce, four, two hundred and one feet four
inches; Gen. Berry, three one hundred and nine.
ty-sevcn feet five inches. The occasion closed
with complimentary ball, given by the Rock
land department to their guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30
Chicago Produce Aarket.
chicago. September rs, 1878.

Flour--extra spring Ira $50.
Wheat-No. 3spriny cash al02x: -a106- Oct;
l07ka Nov. .g55
Corn--No. 2. mixed. cash 5s-s-. AZ Nov. !;
a54k Oct; w
Oats--No. 2, 37-a-- cash: ASK Sept: 3ha 32x
Oct. ..s. r.. 4.s'.s..r.s..f
Rye-No.2, 73kaH.
Barley-No. 3 spring lloha cash; llos Sept; lc4
"a Oct. rl 4 -rs srtt ii4iw
Dressed Hogs 0Cas So. ~
Pclk-21 9Oa2I so cash.; 81 ;5a2l IS Oct; p S.
AL IS Sept. g& HHul e! $50
Lard-ls 25-al3 % cash; Is 2s-als . = Oct.
- 25al3 rs Sept.
Bmlk Meats shonti 90 asT: short rib mid,
l23Sa; short clear mid l2xa. {tI-A
Hams Is bs average a.
Whiskey-ll6xa--. zoe
Freights-Corp To Buffalo, AKA -; wheat do ~
y .4+ssss.l
Receipts-O0OO nour 10000 wheat: 12G 600 corn,
o. 600 oats; II, Oo0 rye; 3D. 900 barley. a@f
shipments - 5000 Hour; ,0W wheat, 27,CA0
corn 5000 oats: 1900 barley ON rye.
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Rumor Confirmed.
Contributions for the Sufferers.

Galveston, September 20. Large contributions
for Indianola and the coast sufferers are coming
forward from many northern and eastern cities.
News reporter returned on the steamship
Harlan, to-day, bringing the following additional
particulars from IndanOla:
Along the entire coast were seen wrecks Of
houses, wharves. furniture and trunks floating.
The outer lighthouse at Pass Cavalls stands on
Matagorda Island. One honse only remains.
All those at Saluria, on the east end, are gone.
At Saluria the two iron lighthouses, with their
ruin and devastation only could be seen. Houses
broken down and piled one upon another, among
which the most notable was the wreck Of the
Episcopal church, lying Immediately on the bank
Of the Bapyan. Before the storm it stood eight
blocks up in the heart Of the city. Looking
down Main street from the boat it was apparent
that scarcely house remains intact. The streets
were filled Unfortunately with mercandise and
house hold goods of every conceivable character
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BIDDEFORD.
Fire..


Biddcford, September 20. c. & T. Bosrdman's
ice house, in Somesyillc, Saco, was destroyed by
fire about 2 o'clock this morning. Insured Sew
eral dwellings adjacent were slightly damaged.
Annual Meeting.
At the annual meeting Of the Old Orchard
Campmeeting Association, held yesterday, l..
Luce, Portland, was elected President; Sylvester
Lttlefeld Auburn Vice President; John b. An
derson, Portland, Secretary; NJ. G. Palmer Port
land, Treasurer. About so shares were repre-
sented. Voted to purchase the tabernacle Of the
National Methodist association. Thus far some
$4,000 have been spent by the association at Old
Orchard. Report Of the Treasurer to be made at
IN adjourned meeting, Oct. 49,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Postponed.

Postponed.
Boston, September 20. The stallion race at
Beacon Park, which was to have taken place this
afternoon, is postponed on account Of the storm.
Centennial.
At a meeting of School Superintendent held here
to-day, to devise plan for the representation Of
the educational interests Of Massachusetts at the
Philadelphis centennial. committee of three
was appointed to draw up programme to be
presented to meeting to be held October Sth.
Fall River Mills. ~.
Fall River, September 20. All is quiet. The
mills throughout the city had an increase in the
number of operatives this afternoon. There was
no disturbance when the help came out tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

SMART GIRL to do housework. Enquire
A. c. DANA, Druggist.
Union Block, Water ST., Augusta.
eenaS-tf
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somsly fcs al time. spctssd TAil followed Little
Bear. He put "possr" 10 the commission by
asking to hare Nebraska, moved. South. The
chief wanted an answes ct once, which Of course
could not be given.
The commissioners are unanimous not to con-
ment of s., 500 900 year for an indefinite period
They will attend another council tomorrow, and
then withdraw and see what the Great Father has
to say. Two of the commissioners, Ashby and
Lawrence, with the r clerk, viii remain to deliver
the horses promised to Young Man Afraid of His
Horses. On the same day the rest Of the COM
missioners will be en- route for home with Lieut..
Vrooms, Sd cavalry escort. -.ss
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PEN BROKE.
Agricultural Fair.

Pembroke, September %. The fair opened
under unusually favorable circumstances. The
number OF entries is much larger than any pre-
ceding year. The forenoon was devoted to enter
ing articles. There are over 200 entries of stock,
$50 of crops and 25O of manufactured articles.
This afternoon there will be an examination Of
stock, awards of premiums and trotting by horses
laised in the county.
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!MarrteD.

In Bath, 25lh inst, Charles NJ. Robinson to Miss
Hattie f. Donnell, both of Bath.
In North Windham, 27th inst, Almond Jordan Of
North Windham, to Miss Nina Mains. OF Casco.
In Saco, 22d inst, Elery L. Jones OF Winslow, to
Miss Carrie $. Gray Of Watervl!e.
In Para, 18th inst, George W. Watson, of Boston
to Miss Margie A. McMenney, of Paris.
In Kezar Falls, l2lh inst, Ezra Lord 20 Jennie NJ.
Merrifeld, both OF Porter 9th inst, Charles D. Red
Ion OF Porter, to Miss Mary Cotton OF Hiram
In Il. thel. 10th inst, Roscoe N Emery Of Albany,
to Mass Lncy A. Wright of Albany, formerly OF
Truro Nova Scotia 22d inst, Herbert J. Carter, to
Miss Carrie Gougn, both Of Bethel.
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KAN SAS.
The Usage Indians .

Topeka, September 20. A special from Witchi-
ta says there is reliable information that the Os-
age Indians have left their reservation to get
food. Their excuse is that the government does
not supply them according to agreement. On
July l4th there were lag 600 pounds of freight for
them at Wichita, and now there is $4,000 which,
through the ineficiency Of the contractor, is not
forwarded. Government officials are now trying
to ship this freight by others than regular con-
tractors,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

STOP THAT COUGH!--We have, during the las
tar sold large quantities Of DIR. NORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR, Wild Che ry and IIorehound, and believe
l, to he the very best medicine In use for coughs
Gods threat, hoarseness, asthma, and all dis
cas- q. he throat lungs and chest, leading 70
COW urnptlon. II cures Group In q lew minutes.
and Is the bu-t kno~n remedy Tor whoOping cough,
con ans 10 up,um, and is pleasant TO take. Cough
WON victims, Wnuse ldngs are racked and torn
with par,,Ny IN, which threaten TO choke them, nud
sure and speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents. Cal and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or l.. Ii. Titcomb in Augusta, OF W. II. Ballard,
Hduweil. Morris \ Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro-
pr,etors. octl7-feodly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30
l.. your Life worth 10 eemts.

sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF disease during their life. When
sick, the object is to get we'll; now we say plainly
that person in this world that Is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Its effects, such
AS Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart burn, Paipitation otthe Heart, De-
pressed Spirits, Ilousnesr, NC, can take Green 3
Augtst flower without getting relief and cnre. II
Bros. and get sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Regular size 70 cents. Two doses will relieve
you.
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WASHINGTON.
Crop Reports.

Washington, September 20. The agricultural
report for August and September gives the con-
dillon of wheat, when harvested, for all the States
as 10 per cent. quality poorer than for several
years. The oat crop is superior in Qgsntity and
quality, and mostly secured in good condition.
OF barley the average for the country is IS per
cent. Potatoes are 10 per cent. above the aver
age. The wool crop is fun average weight, or
little above in nearly all the States. Tobacco has
fallen 10 per cent. below IN average.
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Indian Matters.

A Red Cloud Agency dispatch Of the 9th,
states that the commissioner went to the council
grounds this morning, under strong military cs-
cort, and also with an Indian guard. No appre-
tensions need be entertained, as Little Big Man
has beeu suppressed by the friendly Indians.
The council was opened by Red Cloud, who
presented Red Dog as his spokesman. Red Dog
is the orator of the Ogallalas The neat speaker
was Little Bear Of the Minneconjous. He indi-
Gated the conclusion of the Indians that by the
sale Of the Hills they are to be cared for hand
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The ECLIPSE.

Manchester, September 90. A large number of
people ON foot and in carriages, literally supplied
with umbrellas, welded their way to the brow Of
Wilson Hill, at o'clock this morning, to witness
the eclipse Of the sun. There was lingering
hope that the clouds would break away at sunrise,
but they were disappointed, as n gentle rain fall
commenced little past six. The party of scien-
lists had made very accurate preparations to take
observations and secure photographs, but were
only able to discover q shadowy outline Of the
ring, as it approached and passed over, enough,
however, to verify almost to second the predic-
tions of astronomers.
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MISSOURI.
Cases Con tinued.

st. Louis, 90. In the United States circHit
court, Yesterday, the cases Of Mcdonald, Joyce,
Fitzroy, Bevis, Avery, and Ulrick were continued
On the ground that the defence was not ready for
trial. owing to the absence Of Important Witness
es in the cases Of Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitzroy and
Bevis, the indictment against whom for conspirs-
CIV to destroy the public records was quashed yes
terday, Judge Miller ordered bench warrant 70
may be found against them ut the next term Of
the court, and bail was fixed at $4,000 each.
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BRUNSWICK.
Fatal Accident.

Brunswick, September 90. Bradford Trott Of
Woolwich. young man employed in the paper
mill at Topshsm, while engaged in oiling some
machinery under the mill, this afternoon, slipped
and was caught by the g>sring Both legs and an
arm were torn off and he was otherwise injured
He cannot live. Unmarried.
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Dtfn.

In MILFORD, Mass, 18th inst, Frank Ripley only
daughter OF Dr. w. X. Ripley, of Portland.
In Bath, 2ath inst, Pearson Preble, aged 20
years.
In Lowell, S0lh ult. Mrs. Richard Caldwell, aged
So years.
In Portland, 2Sth inst, Patrick Quinn, aged 4s
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
September Fashions

Mrs. NJ. p. Webster has ustreturned from Bos-
ton with few choice STYLES in hats and bonnets.
Also some novelties in wings, birds, hat ornaments,
and silks, which will be worn this fall. She will
! $ pleased to show all her customers = few
Trimmed hats preparatory to the general opening
which will be in October. sep4.ttf
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rELEGRAMS IN GEN EseAi,.

Clouds obscured the eclipse in New York, yes
terday morning.
The damage to the crops by the floods is enor-
nous in Longford, Keny and Tipperary, Ireland.
At Cork the Hoods have subsidized but it is believed
several persons were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

Few cough balsams in the country have had q
run. in short time, equal to that Of Newell Veg
esable Cough Syrup, prepared only By samuc J..
Newell, Dirigo tChina), Me. Il has been used
quite extensively in this State safe and speedy
remedy for diseases of the lungs. Group, catarrh,
bilious troubles dyspepsia, liver complaint, humors
and the thousand and one other diseases to which
poor human nature is liable to fall a victim. Mr..
Newell has received proof of the efficacy OF his
medicine, and testimonials as to what it has ac
complished in their cases from large number of
individuals in Kennebec ard adjoining counties.
These are from men of character who are known
and respected in the communities where they re-
side, and who would not lend their names to any
hnmbug Or unworthy mixture. ~ s~
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The joint special committee Of the city council
the Green street drain, issue in our advertising
columns q notice to which contractors should give
heed. Proposals are invited for the construction
Of stone drain or sewer, from the intersection Of
State and Green streets TO the sewer the Ross
house. This is to be built according to the plan
Of the city engineer providing for system Of
general sewerage, and will be built in the middle
of the street, at the depth Of six feet 1t is pro-
ecsea TO have the structure done anu in working
order BY the irsa of November.
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NEW YOKk .
Drowned.

Drowned.
Glen Cove. September 20. Last night DR.. Geo.
Porteous and Lewis Benjamin were drowned by
the upsetting of boat while returning home from
Sea Cliff.
FasSe RumOrs.
The rumor mongers Of Wall street were busy
this afternoon, trying TO fail banking house and
q savings bank. The banking house in question
has few or no liabilities while they have large
wealth in shape Of ready cash and prime securities.
As to the savings bank, the rumor is pronounced
unquestionably false.
The Bank OF California.
New York, September 20. A San Francisco
special states that Mr. Mills says the bank of Cal.
iiornia will prabably resume business Saturday.
The executive committee have made thorough
and searching inquiry into the business of the
bank, and they have in their hands $4,000 900 of
unreasonable cts, with S6 600 900 more from
which the bank will doubtless realize other mil
lions, while the liabilities of the bank at first be-
lieved to be 1913 600 have dwindled down to
$4,000, 600. In ten years the bank has earned
O'BaIdwin.
O'Baldwia will probably die to- day, his physi-
clans having announced that there Is no hope for
him. In q lucid interval last night he requested
to be buried beside his brother in Boston.
Discharged. asa
Bspt Burden and four policemen were dis
charged from the force yesterday for malfeasance
in office.
Stabbing ARRAY. a~~
Henry Smith, q liquor dealer was stabbed seven
times at Hunrer's Point, yesterday, far demand
ing pay for drinks furnished gang Of rowdies
Two Of them have been arrested. Smith is dying.
A Mine ON Fire.
A Scranton special says the national mine, To-
Gated under the village of Minorka, has been on
fire several days but will probably be conquered
this week.
Sentenced.
The notorious Jack Corbett, arrested on suspi-
cion OF being the murderer of Mr.. Noe, was to-
day sentenced by Recorder Hsckelt to ten years
imprisonment, on a charge Of burglary.
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4 he building designed for the new railroad Oh
fees in Portland is about done, and ready for its
furnishing. 1t will be in readiness for occupancy
about the first of November. EsSM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

Hon. D. II. Thing Of Mt. Vernon, is to deliver
the addres. at the forthcoming show and fair Of
the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society, to be held
ct Topsham. The Trustees showed their good
judgment in selecting not only ready thinker.
but practical agricuturst, who in addressing his
brother farmers, will be able to speak not only
from the book, but from actual and successful es-
periepce in the field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

You can save money BY Purchasiag yen 1u~O
and medicines, and all toilet articles, - Gs
new and fresh stock of J. E. Devins d Co. Also,
try the new Dentrifce for the teeth. prepared by
j. E. Devine i Co. sept23- teod-tf
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McGill & Strongs Minstrels and Mirror Of Ire
land will appear here on the 18th and 18th of Oc-
tober. Capt. Perry, their agent, has caused to be
put up some very attractive bills. e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-30

We are informed that the business of the Maine
Central the past three months has been better than
during the corresponding months in 1874, and
that the road is earning sufficient money above its
running expenses to easily pay the interest on its
Northumberland Press.
The Press has been misnformed The gross
receipts Of the Maine Central for the first six
months of 1875, were one hundred and sirty. four
thousand dollars less than the gross receipts for
the same time last year. The last part Of the par
agrsph is correct; the road is earning sufficient
money above its running expenses to pay the in
terest on its obligations.
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DAMARlSCOTTA.
launched.

Damaliscotta, September %. Launched, this
a. M, by the Hon. B. D. Metcalf fine ship OF
1850 TONS named "B. F. Metcalf," owned by the
builder, Capt. E. G. Blanchard, who will COM
mand her, and Seasport and New York parties.
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: A regular meeting of Seth Williams Post G. A
r., is to be held on this evening at ~ O'Clock, at
! the usual place. Business oflmportance is TO
co before the meeting. h.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGUSTA Sept. 81, 1875. !
A special session Of the Executive Council
"A will be held ut the COUNCIL CHAMBER, in Au.
gusta, on Tuesday, the nth day OF October next,
at O'Clock =. NJ.
Attest;-GEo. G.. STACY, Secretary Of State.
sept30-tAwlw
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Weather Probabilltles for To-day.

For New England and Middle States generally
cloudy and warmer weather, with rain, increasing
easterly to southerly winds and falling barometer.
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The Metropolitan Theatre Company have pre-
sented, the last two nights, at Granite Hail. two Of
their best plays to fair audiences. John Muray's
acting Is first class. usual, and the company is
above the average Of travelling companies. The
company will appear in Portland to. night.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati, proauce Market.

(IncfhNatf FTOuucc MHIKet'
Cincinnati, September 90, 1873.
POkK-$32 l2h s2s co.
I.AKI,-slean, 49,. al3Ni Kettle, AKA.
HlILKs ME.ATS-siIouldul 81 So clear RIB sidet
lyAu-. Clear sides d.
Observation-Disclosures "a d; clear RIB sides 49, y
AK; clear sides lSAsit. .REH w Hf8 .l~
WHSKEY-lit-a. Ht
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At the annual election of the Junior class at
Colby University, the following officers were elect
ed President-F. NJ. Hallowell, Windsor; Vice
Presidential. N. Haynes, Skowhegan; Secretary
&C. d. Smith, Portland; Treasurer. NJ. Fos
ter, Waterville; Historian for class day Of IL
F. NJ Hallowel.
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Mr.. Alex McCausland, the driver of the city
team, informs US that he has used but about half
he amount Of water this year that he used last.
Last year it was not uncommon to fill the
sprinkler thirty times day. #
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The base ball club of North vassalboro accepted
. challenge Of the Seminary nine, and went down
on Saturday to try game, but got beaten in six
innings Of4l to As
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Boston stock List.

Boston, September rs, 1875.
(Saies at the Brokers' Board.]
Eastern Railroad. 23a25Is
BOSTON Maine X. x, ll..a
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Agricultural Fair.

Concord. September %. The Fifty-second an
nual fair of the Merrimack County Agricultural
Society opened in this city on Tuesday. The day
was devoted to receiving entries. which closed
this morning, when the gates were opened to the
public. The entries were numerous and the ex-
hibition, particularly in the stock department, is
the best that has been held by the Society for
several years. Owing to rainy weather the attend
ance has been small.