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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-02
AaIIomelI Local Mems.

The children of the Industrial School for Girls
in this city, contributed literally toward supplying
flowers on Decoration day; and it gives US pleas
ure to award them credit that so justly belongs to
them for their interest on the occasion.
New logs are running freely, and the booms OPP
positc this city are filling up rapidly. The log
drivers have had a favorable ''pitch of water" for
running lumber down the river thus far this sea-
son.
Mr.. Horace Parlin of this city has commenced
additions and improvements on his dwelling house
and grounds, corner of Union and Middle streets,
which will add greatly to the beauty, convenience
and value Of the estate.
The new and spacious house of F. Fl. Jackson
Esq, on Union street above Middle, is nearly
ready for occupancy, and makes O substantial and
tasteful improvement to that part of the city.
Mr.. d. N. Dole of San Francisco, Cal, son of
Mr.. +. G. Dole Of this city, is now visiting his
relatives and friends here, and will remain in New
England for a few months during the summer sea-
son. He has lived the Pacific coast for the
past fifteen or twenty years, and has demonstrated
that success never fails to attend those who per-
severe in business enterprises with diligent indus
try and honesty of purpose.
A. B. Neville, Esq., Counselor at Law, recently
at North Vassaboro, has taken an Office over
Spaulding's book store in this city, where he pro-
poses to reside and continue in the practice of his
profession.
Mr.. Charles Wilson of this city, makes favor
able proposals for building a receiving tomb in
our cemetery. We trust our city fathers may
recognize the Importance of having this a sim
liar proposition executed the present season.
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MASSACHUSETTS
A Sad and Fatal Accident.
A Man Instantly Killed by the Explosion
of Powder.

Gloucester, June l. John White, workman
at Andrews quarres, Riverdale, met with fatal
accident this afternoon. A blast was made last
Thursday, and was supposed to have been dis
charged. He was at work on the same rock to-
day; the remainder of the charge suddenly igni-
one-half tons, which struck White, crushing his
arm and chests causing instant death. White was
about So years of age, belonged in Stars bay,
\. S., where he leaves wife and FIVE children
Obituary.
Boston, June |. Judge Edward Mellen, for
mery Chief Justice of this State, died at his resi-
dence last night.
Balloon Ascension.
Lawrence, June l. Donaldson made balloon
ascension here at 4.3O z. NJ, in connection with
Barnum's hippodrome. accompanied by one of
his men. The balloon was new one, holding
10, 900 feet of gas. rumor that it had collapsed
over North Tewksbury occasioned considerable
excitement, but the aeronauts came down safely
in the west parish, at $50.
A Bold Robbery.
A bold thief succeeded in robbing the Law
renee National bank, about II o'clock this morn
ing, of $3.50 in currency. On top of the cashier
counter is railing, and on the counter behind
The railing there was about $4,000 in National
b lis and greenbacks. In the bank at the time
were Dr. A. j. French, President of the bank,
Z. G.. Pillsbury, cashier, and number of direc-
they were watching the street procession of Bar
NUNS hippodrome, and stepping up to the coun-
ter, reached over the rail and took package of
bills containing the amount above stated. He
then made an attempt at a second haul, when
Pillsbury turned and noticed him. He made his
escape Of the building and was lost in the crowd.
Movements by strangers around another bank in
the city, while the hippodrome procession was
passing, were suspicious, and it is though that a
gang of sneak thieves is following the exhibition,
watching their chances for haul upon banking
institutions or stores.
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an hour. His remarks had the true ring, and were
listened to with marked attention by the large au-
dience, who frequently interrupted the speaker
with hearty bursts of applause. At the conclusion
Of the splendid oraton the quartette again favor
ed the assemblage with q choice selection. Then
followed the benediction pronounced by Rev. Mr.
Lefingwell, when the people separated to their
homes. During the progress of the exercises a
noisy inebriate, who had been making disturb.
ance in the gallery, was hustled out Of the hall
with great rapdity by the bue-coated climbs Of
the law Persons who cannot attend such places
without creating disturbances annoying to others,
oughtto be ashamed of themselves, and should at
once be elected from the company of well-mean-
ing people. Nj.
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PORTLAND.
A Getting.

A NJ Getting.
Portland Juncl. At the annual meeting Of
the International Telegraph Company, this after
noon, the following officers were chosen
Geo. G. Shepley, William McGilvery, Chas b.
Merrill, r. n. Pulsifer, A. D. Brown, Frank
Jones, {. c. Bedlow, Directors; A. b. Brown,
Treasurer and Clerk.
Religious.
large number Of Catholic clergy have arrived
to take part in Bishop Healcys conservation to-
morrow. Every available seat in the cathedral
will be filed.
Arrived.
Portland, June /. Arrived, briggs Bismarck,
Mckenzie, Pictou, n. s.; Katie, La Blanche, do
schooners D. Atwood, Smith, Cherryfield; Globe,
Squirting, Jonesport; Capital, Tarr, Boothbay
Eva H. Lewis, Lewis, Albany; G. F. Baird, STAR
key, Boston; Maggie L.. Hogan, Hillsboro', New
Brunswick; E. W. R., Since, Poctou; Lucknow,
Nova Scotia.
Cleared.
Cleared, barques Emma Parker, Port Glasgow
S. w. Holbrook, Cardenas; schooncrs Maggie
Dallng, Cardenas; Sea Flower, Pictou. New
Brunswick.
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TELEGRAMs IN GEN ERAL.

The British centennial commissioner, Owen,
arrived in Philadelphia yesterday, and was given
q reception in the evening.
Col. Edward r. Pennelsoker, of Tennessee,
died at Lebanon, Tenn, yesterday.
The President will not 60 to Long Branch on
Thursday.
Tug boat William was burned in the harbor Of
Montreal ON Monday.
The losses of the Springfield Ere foot up $780,
900, and the insurance $4,000.
George Pepper of Somerville, was fatally stab
bed Sunday night last while intoxicated, BY his
wife.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TOTHE-
Daily Xtnuebee Suurnal.
BANGOR.
Bangor Theological Seminary.
Commencement Exercises.

Bangor, June /. The comm encement exercises
of the Bangor Theological Seminary began to
day. The Junior and Senior classes were exam
ined.
In the evening Rev. r. Thomas, of Brookline
Mass, delivered an address before the Rhetorical
Society, at the First Parish chuich subject, "thc
Internal Conflict Of the Churches A large au-
dience was present and the address was very able
and interesting.
Tomorrow the middle class will be examined
and in the afternoon an address before the Alum
nj, "a large number of whom are in town. by Rev.
Dr. Cyrus Hamlin, of Constantinople, Turkey.
Tomorrow evening will take place the exercis.
es Of the graduating class, numbering seventeen
students.
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chicago. june I. 1873.

Flour-extra spring 00a5 SIX.
Wheat-No. ! spring cash eliza; jan. aika-,
9i1ak July. 49,
So Jun. a67k July.
Oats-No. ., 57ka- cash; July, a5Ha-; -a5stA
June.
Rye--No. ., l00al0o.
Barley-No. spring l16alls cash; 96dsc sept.
Dressed Hogs 900aS ~.
al9 IS Jun; 20 80 Aug.
Lard-H eoai4 ?ss cash; u 2oal& a2's Jun; "A %
Bulk Meats shoulders ska-; short rib mid
liza: short clear mid allA.
Hams IS As average --s-.
Whiskey-l13alh
Frcshts-Corn to Buffalo. AZ .; wheat do 49,
Recelpts-li 900 dour; 10, co. wheat; 5000 cora;
5000 oats; 0000 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments l,00c nour; u 600 wheat; 3.ole
corn; IS 900 oats; 5000 barley. Wo rye.
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FOREIGN.


ENGLAND.
London, June l.. The failure Of the Absrdare
iron works involves Sanderson & Co., bill brokers.
and Glead A. Smith. Their liabilities ars placed
At f6O0, 600, for the greater part Of which their
creditors hold securities. Jas. Dunborn 10 also
involved. The latters liabilities are estimated at
f34 900, and assets at ESQ
Investigation.
The official enquiry into the loss Of the steamer
Schiller began at Greenwich to-day.
Spain.
Two hundred houses have been burned tCab-
anal Spain.
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NEW YORK..
Another Destructive Conflagratior
Total Loss, e123,OOO 90.

New York. june 2. A disastrous FIRE broke on,
brick building ia and TIC Ninth street, occupied
as saw mill, which owing to its infammabie M.
ture soon reached the roof and communicated to
! the Grammar school, No. So, next door. The
children had luckily, all been dismissed. Two
tenement houses in the east side of the saw m i'll
also caught fire, and Is families have been left
homeless.
The estimated losses by the fire to-day, are as
follows:
Kiersted & Smiths planning mill, $4,000
School No. So, 10000
Tenement house, $4,000
Other property, 10000
Total, $4,000
Resignation.
Mr.. Hugh o. Pentecost, who has been presid-
ing over what has been called the Peoples church,
has resigned.
The Weather.
The weather is clear and cool, and the wind
easterly.
The Suit Against Tweed.
In the suit for S6,o0o,OoO, brought by the city
against Wm NJ. Tweed motion for bill of par
ticulars was argued at length before Judge Dona-
hue in the Supreme Court chambers. The court
took the papers.
Appropriation.
liz poafu VI appoTtiOnuent To-Day inCrcaseu
the appropriation for the boulevard lsborers from
$50 600 to 100000.
Cardinal McClOskey.
A grand reception was given Cardinal McClos-
key to-day, by the students and faculty of St.
John College, Fordham.
+. and A. M.
New York, June l. The Most Worthy Grand
Lodge Free and Accepted Masons Of the State Of
New York, commenced to-day its regular ant
annual convocation. The number Of visitors
which is always large, is this year larger thar
usual.
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RESIGNATION Wanted.

Chicago, June |. Internal revenue collector
Wadsworth has received q note from Commits
sioner Pratt, requesting him to tender his resig
nation. The note assigns no reason except that
the good of the service demands such step.
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YER MONT.
New Port of Entry.

Montpelier, June l. The treasury circular just
issued announces that the port of Newport, VT,
is designated as port from which imported mer
chandse can be shipped in bond in transit through
the United States or from the dominion of Cana
da, by such routes and under such regulations as
the Secretary may prescribe.
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M ARYLAND.
Masonic.

Baltimore, June |. About 800 Knights Tenn
plar, representing Baltimore, Maryland, Monu-
mental and Crusade Communicates, accompanied
by members of the Grand Lodge, left this morn
ing to take part in the masonic ceremonies in N
Y. to m orrow.
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Memorial Day I'm Gardiner.
Stroling through the streets of Gardiner on
Monday afternoon, we found ourselves amid a
crowd of people, who seemed to be vending their
way toward johnson Hall, where, we learned, the
co including memorial services in honor of the pat
riot dead were to be held. Joining the cavalcade
We gained an entrance to the hall, and secured q
seat just in season.
The exercises commenced with singing by an
excellent quartette, consisting Of Miss Lizzie Nor
ton, Miss Anna Day, Mr.. Geo. Gardiner, and Mr..
E. Robbins. Miss Augusta Gardiner, a we'll
known expert presided at the piano. Rey'
A. l.. Park made the opening prayer, fol-
lowed by singing by the quartette, after
which His Honor, Mayor Wentworth, President of
the Day, introduced the orator, John 0. Winship,
ESQ.,, Of Portland, who spoke in an eloquent and
forcible manner for upwards of three.quarters OF
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Public Dehe 1tasemsof.
waShineson, jim

3
waShiasscn, Junsi.
The following is . rscapitulasioa II ths public
Debt bearing interest IN COM
Bond. At per cent, $i,isl,sis gig ses % @
Principal, s,72z99il44ss,ssssss g g
Debt bearing interest in lawful money
Certificates Of Indebtedness, at
4 ercent., 9676,O00 90
Navy pension fund, at per Ct, 100000 %
Principal, sl4,s7s,ooo %
Interest, 181 800 90
Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity
Principal, E,376,8l0 Is
Interest, zoe, 40 10
Debt bearing no interest
cl no'tss.. :, 1870 ss7z,lss,a2s s g
Fractional currency, 43,6l5,773 90
Coin certificates, l9,910y600 90
Principal, s4es, oo7 ,oo5 50
Unclaimed interest 3l94O04 90
Principal, s2,24o,2lo,lss Is
Interest, 49, e4 $50 IS
Grard Total, s2,274,o74,sss "a
Coin, $84,25l COZ 60
Currency, 1855 W II
Special deposit held for redemp-
ton Of certificates Of depos-
it as provided by law, 55,345.000 90
Total, Sl43, 954,710 As
Debt less cash in treasu ry-
June lst, 1875, 2,130,3l9, 975 IS
May LIST, 1875, S2,l3I, 800, 43l 81
. Decrease of debt since June
80, 1874, 1885, 265 %
Bonds issued to the Pacific Rsilroad Compsny, in
terest payable in lawful money
Principal outstanding, $64, 623 ,5l2 90
Interest accrued and not yet paid, l,292,470 "a
Interest paid by the United States, 26 ,264, lO2 "a
Interest repaid by transportation
of mails, &C., 6,lls,sSe @
Balance of interest paid by the
United States, $2O,147, sos 40
Payments made from the treasury, by warrants,
during May were follows:
Civil and miscellaneous, 81, 33l 1854 70
War, 3,235, 1881 S.
Navy, 896, ISL 20
Interior, Indians and pensions, 5,897 1855 50
Total Sl5, 1851 1888 81
The above does not include payments on &C.
count Of the public debt.
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EASTPORT.
Railroad Matters.

Eastpor, June l. A delegation of prominent
citizens leave here for the meeting of the Shore
Line Railroad Cheryfeld. Enthusiastic here.
Arrived.
The steamer New York has Just arrived from
her first trip this season.
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For Sale at q Bargain.

AN OPEN BUGGY, just out of the paint shop
IA and in good order in every respect also Sill
Harness. nearly new.
mayl9. tlOt&wlts IRA Fl. RANDALL.
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Postal Matters.
GEORGIA.
Robbery.

Savannah, June /. A mail bag was picked
from the river this morning, and found to be a
through mail from Charleston to Jacksonville,
Fla. The letters had all been raed.
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launched.

Belfast, June l. There was launched yester-
day from the yard of C. P. Carter, & Co., the
three -masted, single-decked schooner Lois V.
Chapes, 300 TONS to be commanded by Captain
Henry j. Chaples.
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Weather Probabilities for To. DAY.

For New England and the Middle States
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather, occa
sional rain, stationary higher temperature, ant
south to east winds.
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Disastrous COnfiagratiOn.

1Memphis, June l. Late Sunday night = fire
broke out in Badgers ssddler shop, at Ripley and
destroyed most of the business portion oftae
town loss, $4,000.
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Pleasure Wagons for Sale.

WE have for sale cheap, two second hand
w Pleasure Wagons. Apply to
II. A. HALL q CO,
mario TT No. 5, Granite Hall Block
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Mrs Robert Murphy writes that she employed
several skilful physicians and paid out hundreds
of dollars for medicines. and was cured by Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balssm. junel- teod&wlw
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POWNAL.

House Struck by Lightning and Burned.
Portland, June l. The house of widow Mitch
ell, in Pownal, was struck by lightning Sunday,
and consumed. Loss, $1,000; partially insured
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money! Market.
EVENING Report.

EVENING REPORT.
New York. June !. 1875.
Money easy at 26a3 per cent. on call. Sterling
change ut ls61.a4s for 70 days, and 4S9xAl90 for
demand. Gold opened 1854 and closed ct li6k. The
carrying rate was per cent and the borrowing
rates were /, and per cent lOans also made NAT.
Assist Treasurer paid out els 900 in interest and
SIS 900 in redemption Of bonds. Custom receipts
33Aa 900. tEf ~ s%l
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ATTENTION, THIRD MAINE.

The surviving members of the Sd Regt of In
fantry Me. Nols are requested to meet at Granite
Hall, Augusta, on FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1873, at III
o'clock A NJ, for the purpose of forming an or
ganization to hold annual reunions, to perpetuate
the memories of that gallant regiment during the
late war All honorably discharged soldiers from
the Sd Reg. of Inf. Me- Vols. are invited to be
present, and to participate in the doings Of the
day Free return tickets over the Maine Central
will be given at the hall, to all those who paid one
full fare to Augusta on said railroad for the pur-
pose CT attending the reunion. Col. Lakeman is
expected to be present. One feature of the day
will be the returning of sword to Lieut.. II. A.
johnson, by one of his former comrades of Co. b.
Relatives Of deceased comrades of the Sd Reg, if
they have photographs or likenesses of any kind
of said comrades are respectfully requested to
loan them for that day to the subscriber for the
purpose of exhibition at the hall.
LEWIS SELBING, for Committee.
Augusta, June l, 1875. rid
stu a Favorite Place.
The extra bargains which have always been had
at Mrs. Webster's first class and well-arranged
millinery store, have kept it in leading position,
and each day it is thronged by purchasers who
find ready made stylish hats and bonnets at rea,
sonable prices. She has now special line of
goods for the rising generation, who score from
one to five years, which make handsome babies
look handsomer and homey babies (if there are
any such) look prettier than they ever did before.
sToP THAT CoUGHi--We have, during the las
year sold large quantities OF Dr. MORRIS ofRCF
or TAR. Wild Cherry and Horehound and believe
it to be the very best medicine in use for coughs,
colds throat, hoarseness, asthma, and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
con umpton. 1t cures Group In few minutes,
and is the best known remedy Tor whooping cough,
contains no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
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.. II. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
Halowell. Morris Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors. octl7.feodly
"THEIR NAME Is LEGION" may be applied to
those who die annually Of Consumption, although
number. 1t is gratifying to know that the general
use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is
largely instrumental in attaining this end. 50 cts.
and ST. a bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
junel- t&wlw
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MISSOURI.
Shooting ARRAY.

Liberty. June l. Three brothers named Hood,
Elisha and Thomas Crovens quarelled Satur-
day about division of land. Thos. struck Elisha
with hoe, when the latter shot him through the
heart. killing him, and also shot and wounded
Hood, perhaps MORALLY
Fire.
Stephen Birds saw mill, in Missouri, opposite
Cairo, ILL.,, was burned last night. Loss Sl5,ooo;
no insurance.
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Miners at Work.

Pottsyille, June l. despatch from Mahoney
city confirms the report that some of the miners
had gone to work at one of the collieries of the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co. this
morning at reduced wages.
A despatch from fremont this afternoon states
that men are also reported at work this morning
at the East Franklin colliery near that town.
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House for Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE, situated on Arsenal St.,
"A in first rate repair, with Z acre Of land, will
be sold at reasonable price. Apply to or ad
dress NJ. COFFEE,
mavll.ttf Gardiner.
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Fire.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
A Denial.

Sau Francisco, June l. A gentleman lately ar
rived from Peru, contradcts the report OF Harry
Meiggs' failure, and states that he merely can.
celled his engagements, owing to the complics.
tons with the Peruvian government.
The Yosemite.
A carriage road to the Yosemite Valley will be
completed in ten days.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Postal Matters.

Philadelphia, June |.
The Postmaster General having advised the
Penn. railroad company that the department was
satisfied with the present arrangements for the
postal car service, Mr. Scott replied yesterday
that the Penn. railroad did not desire to use Mr..
CARROTS cars between New York and Philadel-
pha, and that the mails would hereafter be trans
ferred at West Philadelphia to one of their own
and sent to New York on the regular trains. The
m aila wcrn 81 transferred to-day.
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House Lots for Sale,

Between Green Street and Western Avenue, at
prices ranging from 500 TO 900 each. Inquire OF
DANIEL T. PIKE
Il. II. CUSHMAN.
Aupusta March n. le75 ttf
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Asst. Surg. DR.. C. C. Hutchins.
Sergt. Ii. d. Fisk, Co. &, 10th Me-, died in
Col Thos. Hight, lst Me. Cavalry and 3lst Me.
Sergt Eben Packard, Jr., Co. b, Sd Me-, died
Gen. Seth Williams. Asst Adjt Gen. L. s. A.
Geo. L. Fellows, Co. I, 80 Me. Regt. killed at
Gettysburg, July 2, 1863
8, 1862. o,.
wounds received at Petersburg.
Geo. Lynch, Co. \, llth Me. 30
Thos. Murphy, Co. &, 10Th Me-, died Mar. 80,
Samuel H. Gage, Co. b, 7th Me-, died Feb.
Noel Byron Phillips, 4th Me. Bat, killed at Ce-
dar Mountain, Va, Aug. 9, 1867
John Clark, Sd Me-
Alonzo Kimball, Sd Me.
Frank Pierce, California Regt.
,Johp P. Wells, 3lst Me-, died JAN Il, 1860.
stephen II. Prescott 9TH Me. Bat, died July 80,
1862
Amos Merrill, Co. L, 2lst Me.
Chas: Powers. Co. G, 18th Me- Killed al oA''ie
of the Wilderness
1t James Thompson, Co. C, 9th Me, wounded
at Cold Hsrbor, June 3, 1864; died June H. 1854
IA, Tiffany, Goth Me-, killed at Pleasant Ill.,
VIM, M. Saben, Co. d, Sd Me. Reg't, died 1867
Everett Boynt 3lst Me, died June II, 1864.
Henry Young, Co. l. I'd Me. Cav, died Jan. IA,
1864.
WV. Murphy, Dist Me. Regt.
Ellsworth Bower, I'd Me. Bat, died Jan. "a,
1862.
Chas. A. Libby, Co. d, 18th Me-, died JAN 3,
1862.
d. John G. Bunker, LIST Me. Cav. Band, died Mar.
Chas. II. Boyce, Co. A, 18th Me-, died Jan. 49,
1862. ,,..p;.
VIM. II. Berry, Co., ID, Sth Me-, died at Point
Lookout, Nd, Aug. %, 1864