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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12
MASSACHUSETTS.
$50 BE or Not to BE -

Fail River. August H. The stoppagc of the
mills appears to have been the very thing desired
by the AGENTS ana iieasufefs, several o, lneni
navng ate 's Fnoand ,bo o stsrn Of
mer resorts IN New England, inc starving up Of
'ne 'nilis i i've ;I1 ~
VIM -. ~ W s.Shu VA - -, ~ - TVS
matter has been talked over among the spnners,
Monday next being named as the day to resume
work and strongly advoca,ed by some of them,
though it has not been brought before the general
! meeting.
| 1t is believed that If the mills were TO open
| their gates ON Monday heNt' outside OF the ac-
s nmo" ,a, Tbo leads avon adm, thst nn,,c
a"a =, W w. ',p, ,io's ,n 10 20
Wha'hor thn mannfactIc,s Will onon .her
nils ~, tbn cNn;ration Of the 20 DAYS, or not is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12
Chicago Produce Mark ct.
chicago. August IL, 1875.

Flour-ext,u spring 2Sla a5 s.S.
Wheat-No. spring cash l25-a le2As Sept .
Aug, l2d-ait.
Corn NO. :, uni c'l, cash Io4 a7o,: Aug., TX a
II "a Sent.
Oats-No. :, a!lsa-- cash July ioa-; a43A
Aug; 3Sta- sept
Rye--No. ., eias5 -
'Barey-No.2 slrins l20a cash li0a Sept; l07H
Oct.
Dressed Hogs s0das ~.
Pcik-2l s5a2i 80 cash; q 40-a2i Is Oct; 81 so
AL So Sept; Il i0-a2l q Oct.
Lard-i3 Goals 60 cash; Ii s5-aB SIR Get,
Ii 65al3 TO- Sept.
Bnlk Meals shoulders SKA; short rib mid
l24a- short clear mid al2ts,
Hams Is lbs average
Whiskey-ll9
Freights-Coru TO buffalo. AKA -; wheat do "a
- go -.
Receipts 900 dour; 900 wheat 1900 corn
1900 oats; Gl5 rye, 5000 barley. .ooo
SHIPMENTS - > 0l0 hour: l0i ,OW wheat, to'~"
corn; II Oo6 oats: 1900 barley; % rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12
NEW YORK.
A Denial,

New OK, august II: .. F. Davis, land agent
of the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha. says the
statement by the New York Tribune's W ashington
CORE spondent, that Secretary Deano and his son
tried to black mail him in connection with land
transactions, is untrue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12

Although the general survey of the public lands
of the State, Intended for sale, will not be prose-
cuted until about the 18th inst, several townships
have been explored in advance, by competent gem
tlemen under the direction of the Land Agent,
Hon. P. P. Burlcgh, Joseph o. Smith, Esq, has
surveyed half Of Township No. IL, first range,
adjoining IIodgdon, containing 1900 acres; he
finds but one lot fit for settlement to be reserved
in the sale. Tie township is full Of sgales and
boys. Mr.. Smiths survey, which he has made
out and returned to the Land Agents Office is
very full and complete. Township l., Range :,
containing 1000 acres, was surveyed by Hon. y. ).
Lufkin, and but 400 acres were found fit for set
Ting purposes. South half of Township No. >,
Range 3, Containing $500 acres) was surveyed by
Chas. S. Ranney, Esq. and one lot only found
adapted to settling purposes. When the survey
of the lands is completed the State will place i'll
the market large amount Ct excellent timber
lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12
Base Ball.

Thomaston, August H. The Knox base bail
club, of Thomaston, defeated the Rocklands, OF
Rockland, to day-22 to l6.
PardOned.
Baltimore Nd, August H.. Captain b. Frank
Moody, of the ship Alexander McCallum, OF
Ihomaston, Me-, convicted of cruelty to seamen
on voyage from the Guano Islands to Baltimore.
and sentenced by Judge Giles in the United States
District Court, to three months imprisonment and
pay fine of $500 and costs, has been pardoned
by the President. He had served two months of
the sentence, and had paid the fine ard coats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12

New York, August II. OF. Davis, land agent
of the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha, says the
statement by the New York Trbune's w asbiupton
CORE spondent, that Secretary Delano and his son
tried to black mail him in connection with land
transactions, is untrue.
The Jefferson BORDEN.
BY request of United States Attorney Sanger
of Boston, several United States marshals are
now in the harbor awaiting the arrival of the
schooner Jefferson Borden, to secure the crew as
witnesses in the mutiny case on that vessel.
Political.
The State republican committee to-day de-
termining the place Of holding a State conyen-
ton.
Strikes.
The strike of the Brown stone cutters has end
ed Several shops of shoe manufacturers have re-
sumed wo k, and the Crispin society last night,
voted new basis of wages.
Officials Discharged.
Several neighbors in the custom house have
enidischarged, there being too many employed
for the business that is now done by the govern
ment.
Military Matters.
The list regiment will encamp the latter part
Of this month at Oakland Beach, X. |.
Criminal Matters.
Seven vendors of obscene literature were ar
rested Yesterday, and held in $1,000 each for trial.
Abscondcd.
Joyce, the indicted revenue collector of St
Louis has left that city with all the funds he could
command, somo 100000, and is probably now in
Canada. Officers are now in pursuit.
Arrested.
John Fecney was arrested at Port rcrS, last
night, for setting dwelling house on fire.
Swimming Match.
The swimming race for $4,000, from Chester to
Gloucester 10 miles, between Coyle and johnson;
is fixed for the Oath inst.
Re.arrested.
Steve Boyle and Charles Fowler, two of five
desperate convicts, who escaped from Sing Sing
by stealing locomotive, some months ago. have
been arrested in st. Louis.
Religious.
Bishop Cummins organizeda new society of the
reformed Episcopal church in Newberg, yester-
day. He says that there forty congregations
of the new church, founded within eighteen
months
CdiCal.
The directors of the Iomeop atlc Insane Asy-
lum, including Fletcher Harper, deny the report
that the institution is going back to allopathy.
COunterfeits Discovered.
Well executed counterfeit bonds of the Caior-
MIA & Oregon railroad, have been discovered in
Wall street.
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ONO.
Arrested.

Cleveland, August H.. ID. j. Adams, baggage
master on the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Il
Indianapolis Railroad running between this city
and Gallon, has been arrested, charged with rob-
bling the passengers baggage. His house was
searched, and goods consisting of ladies' wearing
at 5000 were recovered. Adams is now in jail.
lie made full confession, and implicated several
persons, to whom he claims he disposed of the
stolen goods.
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VIRGINIA..
Fatal Accident.

Baltimore, Nd, August II. A despatch from
Sc Aulton, Va, say that freight train, passing
through Big Bend Tunnel, yesterday, on the
Chesapeake < Ohio Railroad. near Hinton, thirty
feet of the roof fell, crashing the engine. The
fireman was instantly killed and the engineer bad
ly hurt. The accident caused by rock Of
several tons weight being loosened and hanging,
and when the locomotive struck it, the whole mass
fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12
NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Army Worm.

st. John, August IL. The army worm appeared
in immense numbers, Sunday, at Sussex, on the
Government railroad line, esat of St. John, and
since that time their ravages have created wide
spread alarm. Fields of grain have been de-
stroyed. Horse rollers which we're run over the
roads where they crossed, did not perceptibly les
sen their numbers.
\ despatch from st. Andrews, says the army
worm invaded that town, yesterday, covering the
streets, fields and lanes in every direction, and
devouring the grass and grain in spite of every
opposition. They are still advancing.
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rELEGKAMSIN GEN EitAL.

The annual meeting of the Portsmouth X Do.
yer Railroad was held at Portsmouth, yesterday
morning.
Ex-Governor VIM. A. Graham, of North Caro-
lima, died at Congress Hail. Saratoga, Wednesday
morning, of an organic disease of the heart.
The New York newspapers call on the board Of
health to destroy the great quantity of unripe
peaches and other cholera engenderlng fruit on
sale in the streets in that city.
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TIiOMASTON.
A Bold and Desperate Robbery.
A LADY'S LIFE THREATENED.

Portland, August II. a scoundrel entered the
old Fuller house, in Thomaston, to-day, occupied
by a Mr.. Morton Mrs. Morton was alone, and
fearing harm, ran up stars. The man followed
and placing pistol at her head, demanded her
money She refusing to produce it, he then
gagged and bound her, hand and foot, and pro-
ceedcd to search the house, taking gold watch
and chain and what money could be found. This
bold affair occurred Of the principal streets
and little after 3 O'Clock.
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Boston, August IL. BY the caving in of a sand
bank at Cochituate to-day, a girl named Doyle
was killed, and another named Kelley was severe
" hurt.
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TENN SSEE.
The Floods.

Memphis, August IL. The situation of the
river to-day, is very critical. From last evening
10 10 o'clock this morning, the river rose nearly
Spring flood. Between 10 and II last night a
violent wind and rain storm fiom the south swept
the city, and this morning another from the
northwest, crossed the river few miles below,
and it Is feared that the wind has carried the
water some places which were within few
inches of being submerged, and has also damaged
the recently constructed levecs.
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UTAH.
Indian Affairs.

Salt Lake. August IL. Nearly all the women
and children living in Corinne were sent out Cd
the place last night, in anticipation of an attack
by the Indians. Major Bryant, Commandant at
Camp Douglass, who has been at Corinne all day,
considers the situation threatening that he Or
dels two more companies of troops there.
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MISSOURI.
Convention.

st. Louis, August IL. The tenth annual con-
vention of the tallors protective union met here
Yesterday. A large number of delegates were
present, and the convention will probably be in
session three or four days.
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maYla-!TT& SSwlf

Sror THAT CoUGH'--We have, during the las
year suld large quantities Of DIR. MORRIS SYRUP
or TAR, Wild Cherry and Horehound, and believe
it to he The very best medicine in use for coughs
colds, sore throat, hoarseness, asthma and all dis.
eases of the throat lungs and chest leading 70
consumption. II cures Group in icW mihutcs,
and is the hes, known remcly !or Wh30lHng cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
with paroxysms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy relief in its use. Trial size 10
cents. Call and inquire about it of Partridge Bros.
or l.. III. TiIcomb in Augusta, OF W. X. Ballard,
Haliowel. Morris & Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pretors. octl7.teodiy
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BRIGHTON.
Fire..

and occupied by Clark York, of Brighton, were
totally destroyed by fire this morning, at 8 o'clock.
including horse, harnesses, wagons and farming
tools, the family barely escaping. The loss is es-
timated at 81 ,0C0; insurance, 500. Origin of the
is not known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12

PersOnnT,
Allen Lambaid, Esq, was quite comfortable
Yesterday, as we are glad to learn.
Can't. G. P. Cochrane and wife sait tomorrow
on fortnight's trip to Pembroke, Passport and
ST. Johns.
Mr.. George f. IIawes and family left ior SPUR
rel island yesterday.
Mr.. S. S. Brooks, who was bitten by horse the
other day, is getting along as well as could be eN-
pected.
r. B. Capen, the widc-awake Singer Sewing
Machine man, has returned home from cruise OF
three weeks.
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Is your Life worth cent.

- hncss prevails everywhere and everybody
e ntu ,ins OF some disease during thelr life, when
,i H. The object Is to get wen: now we saw nlairly
that no person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects such
as Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick Headache Sour
stomach, II, art burn, Palpiation OF the Heart De.
pressed Spirits, Bli0usness, &C, can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. /.
You doubt his so to your druggists, Pariridge
Pros. and get Il sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
il. Regular size IS cents. Two doses VIII relieve
You,
mayl0- tTT&SSWlf
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The Mnine State Fair.

A meeting Of the Maine State Agriculture
| Society was held in Portland on Tuesday evening
| at the Preble House. There wcro present Presi
| dent Rufus L. Prince of Turner, Samuel Wa>sor
of East Surry, Wni. z. Hubbard, Treasurer, ant
Messrs. Warren Pcrciva of Nassalboro'. b. T
Hamilton of Biddefcrd, Seward Dill of Phillips
Il. A. Gilbert of East Turner, DR.. s. II. Tewkcs
bury of Portland, Col. II. S.Osgood Of Augusta
and VIM. p Wingate of Bangor.
1t was decided 10 open exhibitors gate fol
the exclusive use OF exhibitors, a new feature
| entirely. Also to erect a new cooking booth,
where farmers may in and cool their own
food if they choose, also to erect tent 300 feet
by 200, for the exhibition OF agricultural nipple
mcnts.
The leasing of grounds for Refreshments, side
shows, etc, is awarded to Mr.. Wngate Of Ban
gor.
Il vas voted to hold agricultural discussions at
the Supreme Court room Tuesday, Wednesday
ami Thursday evenings. The subject Tuesday
evening will be "Insects injurious to vegetation,
and VIII be opened by Prot. Fenald Of he Agri-
cultural College. On Wednesday evening there
will be an address before the Pathological Society
by Hon. Geo. T. Davis of Portland. On Thurs
day evening the subject will be "Ihe principles of
breeding" by Hon s. l.. Goodale OF saco, On
Friday evening there Will be agricultural sup
per.
There will be two sweepstakes premiums, one
of $500, and one Of 500 for drawing oxen to
take place Wednesday forenoon.
On Thursday forenoon there viii be blowing
match, for which two special premiums will be
offered, the first two-horse mower, valued at
SllO, and the second steel pillow, valued at $50.
The principal premiums are in the thoroughbred
classes Of neat cattle and horses. The aggregate
premiums will be about 5000 and about 81 200
in silver ware, which does not include the value of
the medals.
The purses for trotting will be liberal. There
will be three purses offered each day. For the
first day there will be purse Of $500 for green
horses; purse of $3.50 for the 2.i0 class, and a
purse of $50 for fve-year olds
On the second day there will be purse Of 500
for the 300 class, purse of $500 for 2 SO class
and purse of $50 for four-year olds.
On the third day there Will be a purse Of 5000
for the go class, purse Of $50 for 23S, and a
purse OF $40 for three year Odds.
On the last day there will be a purse Of $500
for 24j class, champion belt costing sl2j, to be
held by winner for the year, for stations, and
$500 purse open to all horses owned in the State
The exhibition of stock viii take place on the
grounds.
City Hall will be devoted to the exhibition Of
all kinds of manufactured articles, farm, dairy
and orchard products, and miscc llaneous articles,
and will be open from A. VI. til 10 p. NJ.
The society have contracted with the Portland
Band to play at the Park III the afternoon and AZ
the hall 10 the evening.
On the morning Of the opening Of the fair there
will be an address delivered upon the grounds by
the President Of the Association
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COLOR A DO.
Railroad Accident.

Beaver, August IL. Yesterday, passenger
car attached to an East bound train on the Denver
& South Park Railroad, was thrown from the
track, and James Smith, telegraph repairer was
INSTANTLY killed. number of others were Sc
veicy bruised, and Mrs. Jonn Knea and daughter
of Denver, fatally injured
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iHarrtfb.

AT the residence. OF DIR. II. NJ. Blake. ReadGeId
Corner, Sth inst, by RCv.C. &. Mason of Kent'a
Ii, SAINT II. Jones to Miss Helen NJ. Moody, both
of Monmouth. At O'Clock the bridal party sat
down to the nupual feast, where in JOY serious and
sublime the time passed, as tho treading on TOW
crs.
"My bride
My wife my lifei Will walk this world
YUked in ali exercise OF noble aim"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12

Everybody sings the praises of Adamson's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam because it is an article elmer
it, of more value than the purest gold; it relieves
distress, restores health, and proongs life. What
greater Offices of kindness and mercy could it per
form? augll-tcodSwlw
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NEW IiAMPSfilisE.
Found Dead.

Nashua, August IL. Rufus n. W allingford of
Milford deputy sheriff, found shis morning,
on the highway, near the fair grounds, shot
through the head. The indications are that it is a
case Of suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-12

The Augusta Ilotting Park has been leased by
Mr.. John II. Ilu>sty, ard has been put in pretty
GOOD condition by that gentleman, and on every
pleasant e1oni9g may be seen the horse fanciers
and ownulo tL:S city and vicinity letting out
their fast naes. The place is owned by Daniel T.
Pike and Al Staples, ard Mr.. llussey has been en-
ablcd by the help of subscriptions obtained among
horscmcn to row the track, which had overgrown
with weeds grade it, put new pole around it,
and ft it up n very good shape for effective work
We have no doubt that by another season every
thing Will be in readiness for fast trotting, and
then why not have meeting IN Augusta Z
Perhaps it may come off late this fall. This is
of the easiest trotting parks in the State, and
ii has leon neglected altogether too long.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Political.

Raleigh, August IL. The latest authentic re-
ports show that the election resulted in electing
SO democrats, 80 republicans, and l independent
democrats 81 is necessary for majority.
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WASHINGTON
Tea Exports.

Washington, August IL. Advices from Hong
Hong, received at the Bureau Of Statistics, show
that during the first fortnight of the new tea sea
son, the exports from Han Kow were a OoO,o00
pounds.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fire.

Providence, August II. fire occurred this
evening in the furniture store. of John Moore, on
Eddy street The stock was insured for $1,000
each IN the Bangor, Westchester, Gloucester,
Massachusetts, and Amazon Of Cincinnati, which
Moore says will not cover the loss. rAE
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CANADA,
Threats Of Assassination.

Montreal, August IL. Judge Mckay received
letter this morning, threatening him with assaS-
snaon for committing Mr.. Derlin NJ. r. Chef
Justice Dorian, this afternoon, refused the apph1.
cation for writ of habeas corpus IN the case OF
berlin, who was re-committed.
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Weather Probabiutes for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
generally cloudy weather and rain will prevail
with light easterly to southerly winds; no change
in temperature, stationary or rising barometer.
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liIlrglafS.

Laconia, August IL. Burglars visited John {
Lsdd's house, last night, but after raising win
dow were frightened away by dogs.
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NEW JERSEY.
Suspected Murder.

New York, August IL. The body Of 5. X. Jor
alcmon is to be disinterred at Kearney, New Jer-
sey, it is believed that he was killed to obtain
his estate, by interested relatives by marriage
His property is worth over $4,000
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City Marshal Farliu4ton yesterday received
telegram from the CITY Marshal of Lewiston, ask
ing him to sec Mr.. Bowman at the Farmers Hotel,
and procure a watch that was stolen and left there
about the 10th or Jane. This is all the informa-
ton the despatch gave. About the 10th Of Jucc,
a man came to MIR. Bowman and pawned watch
Tor two dollars and sevenly-ivc cents. lie was to
come after it that night, but did not put in APP
pcagancc. Mr.. Bowman Supposing the watch to
be worthless brass oae, traded it off for trivial
sum; third party bought ii, entertaining the
same idea. but the las. owner taking it to a jew
cers, was tod that it was a valuable gold watch,
Marshal Harrington followed the watch uP, and
now has II il his possession,
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FLORIDA.
Yellow Fever.

Key West, August IL. The Prussian barque
Henry Becker, from Jamaica, put in here to- day
The captain and portion OF the crew are down
" it'll yellow fever. One death bad occurred.
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supreme Judicial Court-Dlckerson. j.
presiding.

The jury who were out at the adjournment last
evening, on the indictment against Fitzgerald,
Nichols and Cogan, for breaking into the shop Of
Miss Gaslin, on Water street, brought in a sealed
verdict Of guilty against them all.
Frank Hart went to the jury the Indictment
for felonious assault, with knife, upon NJ
phonzo Adley, with intent to kill ana murder.
After the testimony had been got cut, which occu-
pied nearly the entire day, the County Attorney
entered 0ol pfos TO the alleged intent to kill.
Thereupon the prisoner plead guilty to the felon-
ious assault, and the case then withdrawn
from the jury. Sentence deferred.
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On motion the II, mination MAS IL a,c unani-
nous.
The nominee, General Plai>ted, appeared and
accepted the domination in q brief aud pointed
Specie. lie was received with applause, as was
also Lewellyn Powers. Esq, of Houlton, who
was loudly called for and who accepted the action
of the convention in the name Of Aroostook re-
publicans, and pledged that county TO give good
majority for the nominee
The recognition Of Aroostook's future claims
was cordially accepted by the representatives OF
that county, and the convention adjourned with
the most harmonious and confident feeling Of sue
cass in the coming election.
Fire in South Sebec.
Bangor, August Il. \ fire at South Sobec last
night destroyed store owned by S. r. CLARK and
occupied by c. NJ. Packard, Jr., & Co., with all
its contents. The goods were insured, but the
building was a total loss. The Mcclure store and
ell adjoining, occupied by John Elliott as mill
merry store together with the post office and dwell
inc of the post master, were also destroyed
Goods mostly saved; no insurance.
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Aishng and cunning party, consisting Of H. y.
Moore VIII Moore, VIII Dunton, and Edwin H.
lean. who have been ia the vicinity of the mouth
Of tie Kclncbec river, returned yesterday. They
captured duiinG their sojourn, q grey eagle, that
measured seven feet from tip Of wing to tip of
wing.
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Y telegram received in this city yesterday,
brings the intelligence Of the death Of Going
lathcrn, ESD, of Pittsficld, man well known
throughout the State. His death will be deeply,
widely regretted. The deceased was extensively
engaged in the lumber business.