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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16
Sidney Locals.

Sidney Locals.
Sneak and cellar thieves have been operating in
Sidney. to the great annoyance of farmers and
others. From the cellar of Mr.. Palmer, gang
stole two large frkins of butter. Mr.. Stephen
Springer heard them operating in his cellar, but
they cleared out on his threatening TO shoot
them. But the thieves-the same gang, probably
made most ludicrous appearance at the house
of Mrs. T. D. Merrill. About o'clock in he
morning, two men were seen emerging frem the
cellar, bearing each large jar of butter. The
loud screams of Mrs. Merrill frightened the
courageous robbers; they sprawled flat on their
faces, as they attempted to leap ditch. In their
confusion, they dropped not only their booty, but
also q loaded revolver, q hat and cap. A
carriage came along and carried off the rascas,
in the direction of Lovejoy's ferry, where it is
supposed they crossed the river, as the ferry boat
had been stolen. They ought to have been pur-
sued and captured. 1t is supposed that they
belong to gang of thieves whose headquarters
are at Browns corner in Vassslboro'.
The other day a partridge, perfectly tame and
docile, flew into the window Of Mr.. Jere Smiley 3
house. 1t appeared to be perfectly at home and
roasted with great complacency upon the sink.
Farmers are rejoicing in their abundant crops.
The later haryests have all been gathered in, and
preparations are being made for the advent OF
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16
FORTY.FIFrH CONGRESS-.
Extra Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, October Is.
Prior to the hour Of meeting there was the usu-
al activity. Senators were early in their seats
and kept busy receiving the congratulations OF
friends before called to order.
The desks of Senators Conklng Blaine, Dawes,
Ferry and Rawson were adorned with handsome
boquets.
The oath of office was adm Mustered to Stanley
Matthews in place Of John Sherman, j. ID. Cam
eron in place of Simon Cameron, and ID. III. Arm
strong from Missouri, vice l.. V. Bogy deceased.
The usual committee was appointed to join the
committee of the Honse and wait on the presi-
dent.
The Senate then at 1925. adjourned until IL
o'clock tomorrow.
The only Senators absent were Morton, McMn.
Ian of Mimi. and Sharon of Nevada.
An order was passed that the senate meet at |:
daily.
Messrs. Anthony and Bayard were appointed tc
wait on the President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

If the imprisonment for debt law, on the statute
books of Maine. is to initiate against the settle
ment of the public lands in Aroostook county, il
had better be repealed altogether. A Mr. King
of Newton, Mass, is reported as saying 81 wen,
to Maine. had five acres of wheat and FIVE of oats
and barley. was arrested and dragged off to
Jail, and my wife and two daughters went into the
field and harvested the crop. Many other fami-
lies were annoyed in the same way" People
don't like to be imprisoned. even for debt. 1t is
a bad legacy to hand down to ones children. But
matter of fact, the law of this State does no,
allow imprisonment for debt unless there is evil
dence that the debtor is intending to leave the
State
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Destitute Condition of OSman'S
Army.
The Troops are Disposed to Sur
render,

LONDON, October Is. The war news is meagre.
The alleged Hungarian invasion of Roumanians
is declared hoax.
The Ropmanians assert that deserters from
Ple@aa report that Osmans army is destitute of
clothing and ammunition, and scantily provision
ed. The men and officers are tired of fighting and
suffering, and are disposed to surrender.
Advices both from Russian and Turkish sources
indicate that the Russians occupied Ysgni Hills,
Sarbatan and kiziltepe, which were abandoned by
Mukhtar Pasha, and are maneuvreng for an ad-
vantageous position, from which to make a new
attack on the Turkish lines, which are now con
celtraung about Aladja Dagh.
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The Supreme Judicial Court.

The following is list of the jurors returned to
the clerk, to be empaueled for service in the
court which sits at the court house in this city,
to-day:
Grand Jurors.-Amasa Bachelor, Albion Phi
10 Benson. Manchester; Otis Burgess, China /;
Isaac Bowman, Sidney; Almon Carson, Chelsea !;
Amos ii. Church. Augusta; Thomas Hovey, Hal
lowell; j. b. Dingley, Gardiner; John X. Dolloff,
Mt. Vernon; Isaiah Donnell Monmouth; Luther
Mitchell, Augusta; VIM. II. Parlin, Winthrop;
Stephen Parker, West Wsterville; Horatio e.
Porter, Vienna; p. p Pierce, Vassaboro' Will
liam Springer, Litchield; Geo. w. White, Fay
cite; j. NJ Winn, Clinton.
Trarers Jurors-Rutillus Alden, Winthrop
Robert L. Clark, Augusta Samuel Davis, Sidney ;
Blake l.. Dow, Clinton; Abner Fogg. Augusta; Ira
+. Getchell, Winslow; VIM. w. Henderson, Chel-
sea Isaiah Halves, Vsssslbo S. d. Jordan,
Hallowel; George S. Morrill,, Readfeld David
L. Neal, Augusta; o. ID. Norcross Haloweil; S.
G.. Nutting, Litchfeld; Joseph, Perry, Gar
diner; Franklin Powers, Pttston; Alden
Rice, Fsrmiugdale; John 7. Richards, Gar
diner; Otis Roundy, Benton; Charles
w. Stevens, Waterville; Ira b. Tracy,
Rome; Samuel Il. Trsfton, Waterville; Frank
Tlask, Windsor; Barzills Walker, Monmouth ;
Albert r. Ward, China James NJ. Wing, Wayne
HsrtwellC c. White, Belgrade; VIM. ii. z. Wood
bury, West Gardiner; John c. Webber, Augusta.
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TIE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
More Indians Have Surrendered.
THE WARM SPRINGS AND ARAPAuOES
EXPECTED TO FOLLOW SOON.

WASHINGTON, October Is. The following tele
gram has been received at the war department
Chicago, October Is.
General Townsend, Washington, ID. c.:
The following has just been received from Gen
Pope:
Three chiefs and one hundred eighty-seven
Apaches have surrendered at Wingate, and then
arms and horses will be taken from them. 9th
ers are expected and probably the whole band Of
Warm Springs ond Apachas will soon do likewise
have ordered them to be sent dismounted and
disarmed to their agency at Canada Amosa for
the present l will communicate in a few days
my opinion as to the best final disposition to be
made of them.
(Sgned) p. III. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
daily Hfnnebef 9ournal.
PORTLAND.
Religious.

PORTLAND, October Is. At the conservation Of
St Luke's Cathedral in this city, Thursday next
eleven bishops will be present The sermon will
be by Rev. Morgan Dix Of New York.
Failure.
Russell Lewis & Co.'S creditors met this after
noon. The liabilities are stated at S237 ALP with
liabilities as endorser s35 500, and $4,000 in a
Canadian suit. They have lost in trade Sl2 500
by failure S25 600 The estimates assets are one
hundred and twenty five thousand. S. c. Dyer
w F. Millikep and Rufus Deering were chosen a
committee to examine and report to a future
meeting.
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CONN ECTICII.
AmmunitIOu for Turkey.

NEW HAVEN, October Is. The steamer John
Middleton has reached this port, having come fol
a load of ammunition for the Turkish govern
ment. The steamer j. b. Walker lies at the en-
trance harbor awaiting orders. She is fully load
ed with 2, $50 tons of ammunition, the cargo be-
ing valued at nearly s., 000, 900.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fire.

Fire.
LoCKHAvEN, October Is. Myers tobacco ware
house is burned los. $4,000
Strike.
A Scranton special says the excitement is ex-
hausted. The strike is on the move. A large
number have abandoned the union, and general
resumption of work this week is probable. The
Mayor and Council have arranged to meet any
emerge ncy that may arise.
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YER MONT.


MONTPELIER. October Is. AT three o'clock
this morning, as L. w. Knapp and wife of North
field, were entering Montpelier on their way to
Emore, VT, to testify in land suit, they were
shot ut by some unknown person, and assaulted
with a club. Mrs. Knapp received severe scalp
wounds. The police were promptly on hand, but
no Que was found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

The Piscataquis County Congregational Con-
ference will hold its semi annual meeting with the
church at Foxcroft. commencing this Tuesday
noon, and continuing to Thursday noon. The
claims of the Hallowell Classical School will be
presented during the meeting, by J. NJ. Larrabee.
Esq, of Gardiner, the financial agent for the
School. We are glad to know that Mr.. Larrabee
is succeeding well in his work
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WASHINGTON.
Political.

WASHINGTON, October Is. The New York Sun
prints an authentic copy of a letter from HAYES to
Garfield dated Executive Mansion, March 18th,
telling the latter it was his desire that Garfield
withdraw from the senatorial contest in Ohio, re-
garding Galfeld's chances for Speaker of the
House as excellent, and assuring Garfield he
would do whatever he could to aid him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

The temperance rally of Sunday has given a
new impulse to the workers in the temperance
cause. Now let all those families who have cher
ished the "lttle brown Jug" the demijohn, or the
cask, filed with liquors, in their cellar or closet
break the jug, smash the demijohn. and stave in
the head of the rum cask They will feel the bet
ter for it, and angels and good men will rejoice
thereat
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OHIO.
Political.

NEW YORK. October Is. 1t is stated that if the
Ohio legislature has democratic majority, Thur
man will resign from the senate, in order that
both Ewing and Pendleton NAV be sent to the
senate, so that he thurman can have a clear en-
dorse me Mt of the Ohio democrats.
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Notes from the Camp Grounds.

Once again find myself enjoying brief visit
to this beautiful ground, rendered doubly 50 by
the most brilliant carpet Of leaves you ever be-
held, 10 say nothing Of the mantle with which
the trees are clothed.
The visitor as he enters the grove, and sees the
improvements, will exclaim, "Why, there is 60
ing to be campmeeting right off! Only see the
new houses" But it will be too chilly to hold
IN out of door meeting now, and we will patient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Mr. James Hersom is entitled to credit for the
improvements he has made on his premises. The
buildings have been repaired in several particu-
lars, the grounds terraced, and other improve
ments made.
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local ano State News.

Fur dealers will soon be getting out their wares
for display and sale.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO. October Is. ii. +. Sargent, formerly
Superintendent of the Michigan Central Railroad,
has been offered the position of General Manager
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, and mas gone to-
day to accept and to arrange for pushing the road
to an early completion.
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NEW MEXICO.
Arrested.

NEW YORK, October Is. A special despatch
states that James Berry, who sold some gold n
New Mexico, week ago, which has proved to be
some of that robbed from the Pacific tra'n, was
arrested and jailed Saturday. He enduA gored to
escape from the sheriff, but was brought down
with load of buckshot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Mr.. Fred NJ Preble of Chestervie, member
of the First Baptist church in this city, has been
licensed by the church to preach. The young
man has Just entered the Freshmen class at Colby
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FAKMINGTON.
Suicide.

FARNISGToN, October 10. Ed Dyer of this
| town, aged about Is years, committed suicide to-
day " 'aking strychnine. No cause is known for
| the deed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Frank Arnold, about eight years old, a scholar
at the grammar school, had his arm broken yes
terday, while engaged in play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

d. I. Pike, Esq, has been putting another story
on the main part of his house on Green street
furnishing more room and light in the chambers
thereof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Interesting services were held at the Kennebec
jail. in this city, last Sunday, and will be followed
by religious meetings every Sabbath, to be con-
Quoted by representatives of the various religious
denominations. The inmates of the Jail appar-
emily greatly enjoy the meetings.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
cloudy and rainy weather, variable winds, mostly
from the South, stationary or higher temperature
and falling barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Mrs Hodges will open on Thursday and Friday.
Oct Is and 10, new and stylish millinery, adapted
to the season. Further notice will be given in
our columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Yesterday was a golden October day. The
autumnal forests now in their gayest costumes.
Get upon some high place, in humble imitation of
satan, look over them, and see if this Is not so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

The locomotives smashed in the accident at
Gardiner, have been brought to the machine shops
in this city for repairs. There is plenty of work
on hand now at the shops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

The catalogue of Bates College shows that the
institution is in the most lourshing condition,
There are l40 students in the College, of whom II
are in the Theological School and 1913 in the acad.
emc department. The Freshman class numbers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

Gentlemen's felt hats are attended to at the
Augusta Bleachery, as will be seen by advertise.
ment.
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To THORNTON X. LoTHRoP
and GEORGE l.. WARD,

and GEORGE L. WARD, Vi pos'o"' MASS
You are hereby notified tina / intend to enforce
payment o your agreement with ME, dated May
II, 1873, modified by agreement of June 10, 1873,
by sale lin accordance with the provisions OF
Law OF the securities held by me in pledge the
lu d ment by you OF said agreement Ia mod6ed) to
wit: Sixty (6) certificates oil Indebtedness for
one thousand dollars (SlU0O) each and one certih.
cate of Indebtedness for five hundred dollars
($jo0) issued by the Eastern Railroad Company Of
Ma achusetts, and dated the twenty-second day
of June, A. d. 1876, having semi.annual coupons
attached, (for interest) also scrip certificate. is
sued by said Eastern Railroad Company for three
humid ei and nineteen 80 100 dollars, (S3l9 s9)
dated July -, 1871; (said certificates OF Indebted
ness failing due September /, 1909. You having
failed to pay the sums of money her etoiore due
set forth IN your said agreement. las modified
And il said securities are not redeemed within
sixty days from the recording o. this notice, will
sell the same at public auction at the Augusta
savings Bank room in tine CITY OF Augusta, IN the
State of Maine, on the thirty first day December,
ls77, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
RICHARD ID. RICE.
Augusta, Maine, October 10, 1871.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

KENDALLs SPAWN CURE. sold by F. W. Kins.
man & Co., Augusta, is sure cure for spavins,
&C. and removes the bunch without blistering.
Send stamp for circular septic &wlm
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

An entire square in the town of Clam Lake
Mich, was burned yesterday. Loss 10000; in
sured for SIS, 900. No particulars.
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Railroad Matters

Presidents Vanderbilt of the New York Cen
trial, Jewett of the Erie, Scott of the Pennsyva-
MIA Central and Garrett of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
representing the trunk lines, held q meeting to
night, remaining in session until late hour, and ad
jOurned without reaching any definite conclusion
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WEST INDIES.
InSnIrectlOn.

HAVANA, October Is. Advices from San Do
mineo to the 9th inst, are as follows
"A revolution against Baez administration is in
full force. Puerto Plata is occupied by the revo-
lutionsts who were beseiging that port aud ex-
pected its surrender momentarily. There is great
agitation throughout the republic. There are no
details from the interior, all the roads are in
tercepted and communication is impossible"
Arrived.
General PuIgar of Venzuels has arrived at
SANTANA,
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Disbanding.

The Manhattan Cab Company has voted to dis
band, owing to lack of funds on the part OF q
foreign party who subscribed for several shares
but never furnished any money
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Boat Race.

TORONTO. Ontario, October Is. In the boat
race here to day, over five mile course, Harlan
beat Ross over one hundred yards. Time thirty.
six minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

More cases Of remarkable cures of coughs
colds, asthma and consumption have been effected
in the past four years by Adsmsons Bot aLic Bal
sam than all other medicines that have been sd
vertised for twenty years past. Price 30 cents
Try it. octl0-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

A Good Domestic sulphur Bath can be instant
ly prepared bv taking a cake OF Glenn's Sulphur
Soap into the bath tub. Such an expedient will,
to use a slang phrase, knock the spots Off any
victim of cutaneous blemishes. Sold by all drug
gists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, so cents. sep26-t &wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-16

The freight agents of Boston steamers report a
heavy increase this fall. both ways. The Fall
River line has had to put on an extra freight
steamer. The routes by steamer to southern ports
make similar reports.
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Arrived

A fearful hurricane visited Curacao and the
neighboring islands, September 23d, and caused
great damage. The wind blew from every quar-
ter. The sea washed away the lower part OF the
town Of Wilhelmstsat. Nearly every house in
what is known as the Petrmay quarter was des-
troyed and the Notifications are in ruins. Many
families are destitute. The damage to property
is estimated at over 100000. Dutch man Of
war and the Dutch schooners Juliet and Sarah
were wrecked. Several lives were lost. All the
salt ponds in the neighboring island of Bonaiss
were ruined,
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TOPSHA n.
Fair.

BRUNSWICK, October Is. The adjoarned races
of Thursday, at the Sagadahoc county fair, fin.
ished day, resulting as follows: Society $
sweepstakes. won by John Gilpin; time, . 80 "a,
24O IL, 239 2. Green horse race won by Ueno,
time BOB 3O5. 800
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Seth Tebbetts, pauper of Topsham, aged about
20, found dead in the woods, where he had been
working, this afternoon. 1t it supposed he fell
from the cart ; possibly heart disease.
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Treasury DEPARTING nt.

The following letter from the secretary of the
treasury transmitting the estimates of the appro-
priations required to complete the service OF the
fiscal year ending June 30, lS7S and Of prior
years, is addressed to the speaker Of the house.
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" vail the return of another .aumet, aid ID the

ly wait the return of another summet, aha 10 the
| mean time those of us who are 30 fortunate as to
possess a cottage, will content themselves with q
visit occasionally.
A word about improvements. Mr.. Pratt of
Fairfield, is building a cottage l2by ~ feet, with
addition by 10 feet, on Tabernacle avenue.
Other parties from same place are getting ont
lumber for cottages to be built at once. did not
learn the names.
Mr.. Moore of Gardiner, is about making
change on his cottage, and the committee having
charge of streets and lots, will do well to see that
cottages are properly placed, so there will be no
expense afterwards in moving them.
Mrs Wells cottage is nearly completed, and
will be great addition to the appearance of the
avenue. She has been on the spot during the past
week, and the work has been done under her
supervision. Mrs. Baiey's remains in about the
| same condition as when | last wrote. | should
Judge that Mr.. Folsom had work enough laid out
10 keep several hands employed a II winter.
u. G. Burns of Augusta, is here with his fam
lily, and | am informed that several families will
pass the present week here.
will endeavor to write you again this week
and inform your readers of other Improvements.
Campground, Richmond, Oct. l5 1877. S.
Young Mems Christian Associations.
The twelfth State Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of Maine, will be
held at Auburn, on Friday. Saturday and Sunday,
| Nov. 3D. Sd and 4th. The new building of the
Auburn Association will have been completed,
| and the brethren there will gladly welcome all
who may attend, to their nc W home. The pastors
of the place also unite in extending invitation
Every Association in the State is asked to send a
good delegation to Auburn, that there may be a
large and influential meeting. c. NJ. Bailey of
Winthrop, is President of the State Association
c. A. Wing, Winthrop, Treasurer; and w. II.
Hobbs, Portland. Corresponding Secretary.
The following topics will be discussed
|. What are our obligations to vagabond and
criminal young men, both in prison and out
2. What are our responsibilities in reference
to the temporal necessities of young men, such as
furnishing employment, food, clothing and lodg-
ing'
g. How as individual Associations can we aid
the churches
4. Qualifications essential to successful chris
tian labor.
s.. The best methods for the study and use of
Gods word.
g. Wisdom needed in the selection and devel-
opment of christian workersi
T. Commercial travellers-how can we benefit
them by Association work
g. Young men in Colleges and institutions of
learning-what more we do for themi
8. The Gospel Meeting-what is it and how
conductedi
10. The relation of the State Canvass" to our
distinctive work for young men, and how may
each aid the other
The railroads will carry for half fare the hotels
will reduce their prices, and free entertainment
will be provided for delegates and visitors.
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ONIONS p!

A car load of onions just arrived, and for sale
low, in lots to suit purchasers. Come early if
you want good bargain.
Enquire at FREIGHT DEPOT, Augusta, for
Z. r. Il. CAR, NO. ll26.
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England

LONDON. October Is. The British schooner
Centennial, from Portland Maine, for Queens
town. arrived to day with the loss of her main