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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-22
NEW YORK.
Weather.

VcdtncTs
New York, August 81.
Weather quite cool here. The thei mometer
has fallen some ten degrees. Frost was reported
near port Jervis, this state, add near Milford, Pa,
last night.
Three boys were drowned in the harbor, yes
terday. The boat was upset by carelessness.
Indian Matters.
A despatch from Rosebud creek, 18th, confirms
the union of Terrys and Crooks forces the day
previous. Traces of Indian camps and their
trails show they have left for the North, leaving
everything in flames, and it is believed their
ponies are nearly starved. The force was to
move on the 9th on the rear Of the Sioux, taking
three days rations, but there was great uncer-
tainty about the Indians, and it was impossible
to conjecture when there would be fight.
strike.
The employees of the New York and New Jer-
sey railroad company, engineers, conductors,
brakeman and trackman struck, yesterday, and
traffic is entirely suspended The strike was
caused by nonpayment Of four months wages.
and al so the protesting of notes of the company
given the men for payment OF their wages four
months previous.
Speaker herr.
Flags are at half mast ON the municipal build
ings in respect to the memory Of the late Speaker
Kerr.
Political.
committee from the central organization of
the German taxpayers called on Comptroller
Green, this afternoon, and rendered him the NOM
nation for mayor of the city. The comptroller
said he was grstifed by their nominating him,
but declined to enter the field as candidate for
that Office, nor indeed for any other position,
The Tammany and Anti Tammany conference
committee met this afternoon, but failed to agree
on united action. Both parties will send dele
gates to the Democratic Stete Convention ON the
Both inst.
Tramps.
Utica, August 81. In consequence of the con-
tinued depre datons by tramps and the diabolical
fort, Saturday night, the New York Central road
has put special police guards all along its line,
with orders to arrest and imprison all tramps
found walking on the track.
The Catalpa.
The bark Gaia lpa sailed for New Bedford. She
was escorted beyond the soundings by large
party of friends of the rescued Fenisns on tug
The Demon Rum.
Arthur Kings skull was crushed by an axe in
the hands of bis wife, at Hunters Point, yester-
day. He will die. Both were drunk.
Death.
Dr. Geehoidt, one of vauderbit's consulting
physicians. died Of heart disease, on Saturday
night.
Court Matters.
James Bailey, who contests the will of A. T..
Stewart filed bond in the surrogate court to-day
on an appeal from the probate to the supreme
court for trial Of proofs, sc,
Collision.
This afternoon as the steamer C. II. Northurn,
of the New Haven line, was going up East river,
bound for New Haven, and when near Fulton
Ferry she collided with the schooner b. F. Ar
no d, of Fo'ked river, N. J. The schooner had
q large hole stove in her side and was capsize d.
and the crew were thrown into the water, trom
whence they were rescued by row boats. She
had no cargo on board.
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although years of ex-
perience in medicine had failed to accomplish q
certain and sure remedy for this disease aud its
effects, such as Sonr Stomach, HEARTBURN, Water
brash, Sick Headache, Cositiveness, palpitalion
of the Heart Liver Complaint. coming up of the
food, low spirits, general debility etc, yet since
the introduction Of Green's August Flower we be-
lieve there is no case of Dyspepsia that cannot be
immediately relieved. 10000 dozen sold last year
without one case Of failure reported Go to your
Druggist and get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
Is cents. iuneS-t TT&S&W
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OHIO.
N urder.

Dayton, August 81. Gov Hayes in despatch
to the sheriff to-day declines to interfere in the
case Of Murphy, sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day, for the murder of Col. Dawson last Septem-
Der. Murphy will be hanged on the 25 inst.
Consolidation.
The directors of the CINCINNATI, Hamilton &
Dayton and the Dayton Short Time r. r., held q
meeting here to-day, having in view the purpose
of uniting the two roads.
Political.
Cincinnati, August 81. Hon. Stanley Mat.
thew has accepted the nomination for Congress
recently rendered him by the republicans Of the
second district.
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BANGOR.


Bangor, August u Steamer Cambridge colld
ed " it'll schooner Phoenix of Portland, about six
ID lies below this city. The schooner was loaded
with coal for Sanfords Independent Line and was
trying to heat across the river, when the steamer
ran into her, and in three minutes after she sunk.
The crew had just time to get off. The steamer
was not damaged.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eenasbse goarnal.
Grand Republican Mass Meeting
in Lewis ton.
SPEECHES BY GOV. CONNOR AND
HON. X. G. INGERSOLL.

Lewiston, August 81. To-night at least 5000
people assembled at the City Hall, to listen to
Gov. Cohnor and Hon. Robert G.. Ingersoll
of Illinois. People came from twenty to thirty
miles to meet Sanator Blaine, and were greatly
disappointed that he was prevented from being
present. The hall was crowded and hundreds
could not gain admittance. Johnsons band and
Glee club furnished the music. Gov. Common after
brief address gave way to Mr.. 1nserso, whose
speech was listened to with intense interest.
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Augusta, Aug. q, 1876.

List OF Patents
Issued by the Patent Office to the citizens OF
Maine for the week ending Aug. 49, 1876. Fur
nishcd for the journal from the office of J. Nc
Perkins & Co., counselor.-st-law in patent cases
and solicitors for patents. Attend to all business
before the patent Office and other departments OF
the government. 5l3 Seventh street, Washington
ID. {. Drawings and specifications of patents, %
cents
lS0,GSl. Machines for Cutting Threads on
Bolts. Alonzo Ward, Brunswick. Filed Apr. %
1876
lS0,47l. Draw Bridges. Glendy Moody, Fal-
month Filed Jan. 30, 1876.
Bref-rhe draw-sections are supported upon
links, and are drawn asundcr by ropes and axles
operated by cranks. The ends are secured, where
they abut together, by Topped shaft on one,
which embraces the ends of the supporting timbers
of the other. Pivoted balustrades are provided
to be swung around when the bridge is closed, to
act as guards.
$50, 499. Music-L Leaf Turner'S. Edward B
Robinson, Deering. Filed Apr. /, 1851
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, August 81 1870.
Flour-extra spring 00a5 so.
Wheat 49, No. . spring spot s94a-; July
Sept, 92h
Iorn-No. :. mixed, SPOT 44Xe- August 45ka;
July ~.
oats No. 2. 30ka- spot; July -; May -
June 30.
nye-NO. 2, 52k a5!L
Barley-No. spring 69ha7O spot; 72k IA May;
July "a.
Dressed Hogs-9 65a9 10.
PERTH 5-al7 Asa spot; II SIX Aug; Is SKA
Is 30 Sept; July 10 asa
Lard-lO 55a 10 IS spot: 10 TA July; Sept ii 80
a; Aug. 10 95a97k.
Bnlk Meats snO. ..ders 6xa6H; short rib mid
sax short clear mid 9-a--.
Hams- Is bs average ..
Whiskey-ll0-a.
Freights-Corn 70 Buffalo. ak; wheat do az
a.
Receipts 900 dour: 500 wheat; 81, 900 corn,
~ 900 Oata A 400 rye; sou barley.
Shipments II 000 nOur; 1900 wheat; 23s,0O0
corn. n O U oaIs. 400 barley 400 rye.
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OLD ORCHARD.
CamD.Meefing.

Biddcford, August 81. The Methodist district
camp meeting commenced to-day at Old Orchard
Beach. A larger number of tents and cottages
will be occupied than ever before, the managers
think. The first service was held indoors this
evening, Rev. j. Luce, Presiding Elder, conduct
ing the services. The weeks programme has not
been made up, but it is announced that Bishop
Haven will preach on Friday. 1t is so cool at the
Beach that large numbers are leaving all the ho-
tells
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION IN
BRUSSELS, ONT.

BRUSSELS, August 81. One of the most de-
structive fires which ever visited this section,
swept over this village Sunday night. Starting
in English's factory the flames spread rapid ly,
sweeping everything in its course.
Twenty eight business stands were destroyed
and fourteen families are homeless. The loss is
supposed to exceed sixty thousand dollars. 1t is
supposed to have been an incendiary.
LATER.
Total loss by last nights fire estimated at $780,
00O The Western Manufacturers and Mechanics
Insurance companies are the heaviest losers.
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EASTPORT.
A Welcome Rain.

Welcome Rain.
Eastport, August 81. The heavy rain. Sunday,
extinguished the forest fires that were causing
great destruction, and saved the crops.
Schooner Ashore.
Schooner Snow Bird, bark, loaded from st.
John, went ashore in thick fog, filled, and was
lowed into Eastport, by the cutter. Will repair
and proceed.
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ILLINOIS,.
fire.

Chicago, August 81. A fire at Rogerss Park,
on the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. last
night, destroyed the residence of Capt. J. F..
Stephenson. Loss, $l7 600; insurance, So, 900.
Municipal Difficulties.
The committee on the judiciary Of the city
council report that it s unnecessary and futile to
investigate the indefinite charges made against
some members of the board of education, who
we're the direct cause of the Hanford-Sullivan
tragedy.
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New York, August 81.
Weather quite cool here. The thei mometer
has fallen some ten degrees Frost was reported
port Jervs, this state, add near Milford Pa,
last night.
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COM ECTlCUT.
The Centennial.

Hartford, August 81. Eighty Chinese left here
this noon for the Centennial. They will be join
ed at New Haven by thirty more. They are the
Chinese students being educated in this country
They are accompanied by Kivony XII Chin as In
terpieter Leli HI Cheup, teacher, and Prof. Bart
lett of the American Asylum here, and Prof Car.
Teton of the State normal school, Prof. Northend
of Connecticut Educational Board, and VIM. II.
Kellogg. They will stay in Philadelphia until
Friday. The Chinese commissioners will visit
the exhibition later.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

A lady writes us I suffered intensely from an
attack of pleurisy. My nurse obtained bottle of
Rennes Pain Killing Magic OIL, applied it as d-
rected; in three hours was entirely cured.
would recommend to ladies the use of Rennes
Magic Oil as Invaluable to relieve pain and suffer-
ng, and as being neat and delicate to use and
worthy of your confidence. Keep it in the house
for use. angl6-t&wlw
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X ANSAS.
4 Destructive Storm.

Leavcnworth, August 81. A terrible wind and
rain storm passed over a portion of western Mis-
Saturday morning. At Edserton depot severa
houses and shops were destroyed and several oc
cupants injured. Several bridges were demolish
ed. Large trees were uprooted twisted of, and
crops, especially, were laid fiat ON the ground
Damages within about thirty miles square estmat
ed at over 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-22

Nothing is more harrassng than ulcers or boils
Fortunately they can be quickly healed by the use
OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which purges the sore
moves the only obstacle to its healing. Grow
| young in ten minutes with Hills instantaneous
Hair Dye. aug2- t&w4w
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RHODE ISLAND.
C0rOner,S Verdict.

Providence, August 2G. The coroner's jury in
the case of Alfred Walker, colored, the lad found
in the river, returned verdict this z. NJ, of
death from q cause to the jurors unknown. Two
doctors testified that they believbd the body was
dead before he was thrown into the water. An
other testified that drowning was the cause of his
death.
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THO N Asst ON.
Launched.

six hundred tons, not yet named, was launched
Monday, from the yard of J. S. Creighton, Thorn
aston. She is thoroughly built, and is first-class
ship, in every respect. She is to be commanded
by Capt. John Emerson, Of Boothbay, formerly Of
ship l.. b. Gilchfest.
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CALIFORNIA.
Hauled Up.

San Francisco, August 81. James Bowman,
register clerk in the post-oice here and formerly
a member of the legislature, has been arrested on
a charge of robbing the mail. The proofs are ap-
parently conclusive.
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VIRGINIA..

Arrangements for the Fune,a al of the Late
Speaker Kerr.
Rockbridge Alum Springs, August 81. Messrs.
Adams and Sayler arrived this morning with the
casket. The remains of Speaker Kerr are en-
balmed. The escort leaves for Wash ington, this
evening, arriving there at 7 o'clock, Tuesday
morning, thence by the first train for the west.
Attempted Escape.
Richmond, August 81. IIilory Page, a negro
known as the "Cbeste field fire fend," and under
sentence of death, made unsuccessful attempt
to escape from jail to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-22

Among the new postal routes established in
Maine by the bill passed by Congress the fol-
lowing: Pemaquid to New II4rbor; Bristol to
South Bristol; Augusta, viz National Military
Home, to West Windsor and Weeks NJ lis; Paler-
mo to North Palermo; Rockland to South Thorn
aston; Rocklaud to Carvcr's Harbor
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A venerable and respected reader Of the Jour
nal is confident that tina. the penalty for crime in
this State is not one half so severe ought to
he. He asks "Who ever heard of a rnm;elcr
Icing taken up for the second offence' 1t is al
ways the first, aud not half Of them at that. Who
i. TO blame for this, the men in office those that
are out Z"
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We hear from the Ironclads in nei ghborng town,
what is also true Of the Club in Waterville, that
notwithstanding the busy season and the hot
weather, they are doing we'll They holding
on for cool weather and long evenings, to resume
work in earnest.-[ Walerville Mail.
This is true Of the iron-clad boys in Augusta,
who have held nobly to their pledge and intend
On the approach of cool weather to buckle on the
amor anew and enter with more courage than
ever on the warfare against rum.
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CANADA.
A Dutiful Son.

Toi onto, August IL. A farmer named White
sides was killed by his son with axe, near Bill
lingford, Halton county, Ont, last night. 1t is
believed the murder was committed in order that
young Whitesides might become possessed of his
fathers property.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
falling, followed by rising barometer; winds
mostly from northwest to southwest, slightly
warmer and generally clear weather, except pos
sibly rain areas in the northern portion.
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The republican city committee met on Saturday
and organized by the selection Of Col II. S. Osgood
of Ward 2, as chairman, and Horace ii. Ham
len, ESQ, of Ward l. as Treasurer.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati. August 81, 1s76.
POKK-el7 Xal7 X.
LAKD-steam 10 IA Kettle, l2ax-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 6I Ak clear rio side
5hasx clear sides 84o-..
Observation-Disclosures sax; clear rib sides OK
* clear sides 10 koluk.
WHlSKEY-ll0A.
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EUROPE.
England.

London, August 81 James & Lewis, Frazer &
Co., East India merchants, suspended to-day. Lii
| abilities unknown.
David Martin, Elder & Co.. merchants, have
failed, liabilities 81 900 pound sterling
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, Aupusl

New York, August 81, 1915.
Money was easy at l-a-2 per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange firm al 4s7 als7- Tor bankers long
and asska4s9- for demand Gold opened at ION
and closed at li0h. Loans l and 3 per cent.
Customs receipts, $4,000. Treasury disbursed
s5i,0D interest, t45i $50 tor bonds. and $l6,5OO
In silver.
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WASHINGTON.


Washington, August 81. Vice President Ferr,
will accompany the remains of the late Speaker
Kerr to their final resting place at New Albany
Indiana.
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A correspondent Of the Lewiston Journal says
Lieut. J. j. Chase Of Turner, the blind veteran.
DESTROYS of hearing the Hon. j. G. Blaine speak in
Lewiston will walk from his residence a. Turner
village, a distance Of twelve miles, Monday,
Aug. Fl. He will come unaidel, aud will blow
loud blast from big trumpet "a Albu-n lights
for Hon. j. G. Blaine, who once befriended him
while ia hospital at Washington, ID. c.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Resignation.

Philadelphia, August 81. Rutherford B. Hayes
has resigned his membership in the Ohio State
board Of Centennial commissioners, on account of
other duties.
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DtfD.

Ia Everett. Mass 14th inst, Harry T., son of
Sumner 4. and Ella L. Bowman, aged months. 5
days.
Gas We nal a owers that scent the morn
But wi her in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this ipfanle dawn.
Thus swiftly fed his life away"
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DR.. Roberts, the dentist, has been luxura ting at
the campmeeting, and hopes soon to go to the
Centennial
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Boston Stock List.
Boston. August 81, 1879.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 6xa7
Boston h Maine railroad, 07kAy7k
POI tland. Saco 4 Portsmouth M-a-
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MARYLAND.
Fire.

TITes
Baltimore, August 81. The lumber yard sash
factory and saw mill of Peter ITeime & Co., in
Cumberland, Maryland was burned today. Loss
between S2j, 900 and $50, 900.
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The republicans of Richmond are TO have a
grand rally on Wednesday evening. Hon. Seth
Milken will address them.
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CALAIS.
Fire.

Calais, August 81. The house belonging to
Stillman O. Sawyer of Calais, was partially de-
stroyed by fire, Monday morning. Loss 81 900;
insured 81 800.
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Local anu State Nems.

There are now four hundred and four inmates
at the Insane Hospital.
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CORRECTED BY W. z. 8. WHITMAN,
Real Estate and Stoek Broker, Granite Hall Block,
Market Square, Augustd.
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Regulations OF the Jail and Workshop.

The County Commissioners, at their last session,
passed the following orders and regulations relat
ing to the Jail and workshop connected Herewith
Ordered, That except in special cases, and
those at the option of the aer, prisoner in the
county Jail be allowed to receive calls from the
same persons more than once 10 seven days.
ordered, That the turnkey be allowed to exact
fee of ten cents from each visitor to the Jail or
workshop, those having business with prisoners
excepted.
ordered, That all persons sentenced to labor,
and refusing to do 50, be kept close in their cells.
! Ordered That the lower tier of lights in the
Jail be kept closed at all times.
Thorndike Locals.
The weather during the past week has been more
desirable, to both man and beast, than the hot
weather of a few weeks preceding, and yet for all
this, complaining humanity is never satisfied, but
is always wishing for something different. And so
it is that we hear the cry for rain, rain resound-
ing from all sides. The ground is getting very
dry, and fres springing up in different places.
| Mr.. Wellington Shibles Of Thorndike, had his
house destroyed by fire one day last week. 1t is
supposed the fire caught from defect in The chin
ney, as it was first discovered in the chamber. The
house was insured for $500.
We see that Mr.. Peter Whitney has been repair
Ing his house during the past week. raising the
main part and putting roof on 1t will help
the looks of his place much.
| Mr. L. +. Morton has taken job to rebuild
one of the large bridges in town.
| Quite large number of our citizens are prepar-
| ing to spend the week at Northport campground
Centennial Relics at the State Fair.
| Arrangements have been made for an exhibition
| of "cente nnal relics at the State Fair in Portland
1t is hoped that persons possessing articles Of in
terest illustrating by contrast the progress of the
State and country during the past century will
freely offer them for exhibition. The undersigned
have been appointed on committee for Kennebec
county to receive and forward all articles which may
be contributed. Articles may be left with US or sent
directly to Portland, directed to Centennial COM
nittec, State Fair City Hall, Portland, with the
name Of the contributor and residence attached.
Indian relics, ancient deeds military commissions,
autographs, portraits, farming implements, spin
ming wheels, furniture, china, glass; any relics,
and indeed all articles interesting from age and
association with the past, and that possess an
thentc history, which contributors are requested
to furnish, vii! be gladly received. After the fair
the articles win be promptly returned to the
| owners.
YVES WV : W I. NORTH Of Committee.
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The hands in the Maine Central Railroad ma
chine shops at Waterville, are now employed only
five DAYS in week.
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Our readers will please read advertisement Of a
mcetipg of the Hayes & Wheeler club, to be held
this evening, at the headquarters, at l-2 o'clock
1t is Of great Importance that there should be a
fill attendance.
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For 9als OF TO Lei.
For Sale,

For Sale.
gINHE elegant house in Augusta Of the late Oliver
Gould, With four acres OF land fruit trees. etc.
delightfully."- located. Also. several other desirab
residences in Augusts, one with two scres Of land.
For Rent,
ONE large two story house, aud other houses In
~ the city.
Enqulr, vi E.W. WHTEHOUSE, Atty,
Freemana Bank Building.
Augusta, IDLY II, 1873. junelS-ttf
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Col. F. NJ. Drew, Pension Agent at Augusta.
and formerly Secretary of State, is on visit Of a
few days to his father, Jesse Drew, Esq, and
other friends in Fort Farfeld.-[ Aroos.ook Sun
rise.
The Maine Central Railroad Company have six
ty locomotives, the average cost Of each being
about $4,000; and employ forty-six engineers and
about fifty fremen. Some idea Of tie extent of
the business Of the corporation may be gathered
from the above items.