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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK
THE PROBABLE PLAN OF OPER-
ATlONS.
Chief Joseph Again Successfully dodge.
the Troops.

OTTAWA, August Is. The commission Appoint
ed by the United states to proceed to Fort Wales,
will be offered every facility for making treaty
with Sitting Bull for his peaceable return.
While in Washington lately, Hon. Mr.. Mills
fully explained 10 the President the Canada sys-
TEN of dealing with Indians. The President ex-
pressed his intention Of adopting similar policy,
and give the management of their outposts to ex-
perlenced army officers, dong away altogether
with agents
The Canadian Indians of the north east are
fercely jealous of the advent of the hostile Sioux,
and it is feared may at any time make war upon
them. If their removal is not secured. it is ex-
pected the new policy towards the Indians will
bring about the Withdrawal of American Indians
from Canadian territory.
NEW YORK, August Is. A despatch yesterday
from Fort Hall reservation, Idaho, shows that
Chief Joseph by a brilliant movement has again
outgeneralled our troops, and is now at Lemhi
reservation, marching toward Fort Hall reserva-
ton, with Howard three days in the rear. Joseph
has thus slipped away from Gibbon and stolen
back across the mountains. There are 100 Sho-
shones on Lemhi reservation and no troops. The
appearance of hostiles therefore causes anxiety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of odd Eel
lows met in Portland Wednesday morning, lot h
INST. There was full appropriation from nearly
all the subordinate lodges. At the opening Of the
session rs new members were initiated. The
'irand Treasurer reported that he has received
during the year 1920, and that the funds of the
Grand Lodge now amount ty $s,75l.76. An
amendment Of the constitution was offered, by
which the dues for each initiation were reduced
to % cents, and for each degree conferred to FIVE
cents. The officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
NJ. w. Grand Master-W. L. Hogan, Bath
Il. w. Deputy Grand Master--John Read, Lew
iston.
Il. w. Grand Warden-J. n. WEYMOUTH. Bid
deford. - ... r-
Nv. Grand secrctary-Joshua Davis, Port
lard.
r. W. Grand Treasurer-D. w. Nash Port
land. +t
Il. W. Grand Representatives to the Grand
Lodge of the United States-C. b.. Nash, Port
land, for one year, S. X. Dyer, Portland, for two
years.
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damaging crops.
Failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

The Commissioners authorized by the last Leg
islature to codify the fish and game laws, met at
the Capitol and began their labors yesterday. The
following named gentlemen constitute the Com
mission: Messrs. Artemus Libby of Augusta !,
Mannssseh Smith, Portland; Geo. d. Bisbee
Buck6eld; Benz. + Hinkley, Georgetown Thos.
y. Briggs. Robbinston. We learn that all the
members are present except Mr.. Smith, who is in
'anada IN usiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

There has been slight change in the time ia
BILE ofthe Henry Morrison. On and after the 2lst
inst it will leave Boothbay on its return trip to
Augusta at rs and Bath at 80 P. NJ This is
fifteen minutes earlier than the old time of leav-
ing Boothbsy, and thirty minutes earlier than the
old time Of leaving Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

At about eight o'clock last evening, little ghl
observed man trying to break into the store of
reenlief Haskell Of this city, and at once told her
father who sent for the police. Officer Davis was
loon on the spot and found that the fellow had
broken out square Of glass in the rear of the
store and thus effected an entrance. The officer
entered in the same manner, and the thief, who
proved to be one Carin OF Augusta, made rush
Tor the front part Of the store and tried to escape
10y breaking out one Of the large window panes
but finding man ready to receive him, he turned
and made dash through back window, but just
at this time Davis ait" on him. and after a severe
light succeeded in securing and lodging the thief
iaiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

Atatown meeting in Norridgewock ON Satur-
day, the ii inst, the town by unanimous vote
consented to q change of gauge of the Somerset
railroad as to conform to the gauge of the pro-
posed road from West Wstervle through Au-
l;usta to Wiscasset when said road shall be COM
peted and equipped, II is Augustus turn now to
do her part. Boston gentleman is ready to
build the roads and have trains running between
Wiscasset and West Waterv lille via Augusta be-
fore next New Years day. Isn't it worth $1,000
year to our city to have such q privilege and
benefit Then let US have it without delay
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, August IS. 1871,
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as 80.
WHEAT-No. spring, IL " a000 cash, liza
llA August O45. Sept. lO3-: No.3. ss-a-;
40 90; rejected, 73-a--.
CORN-No. mixed. 13I; cash Ash; Aug, 45k;
Sept, AK.
0ATs-2t-c cash. 2sxc Sept; PAX August.
RYE-No. 2, 521e.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, -.-a67c,
PORK - Cash, Il s5-al2 go, July, Is s
August, IL As.
LARD Cash SIS cash; 9l0-as Is :, July;
August 8 rs -a942h.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 50 a9.c; short Rib
sides, "a &C.; short clear rib, 73.a G.
WHISkEY-Western, l o..
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &c.; wheat do,
AZ -
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Boat Race.

The rowing regatta at Sebago Lake commenced
to-day, with amateur shell race at 100 z. NJ.
There were three entries, viz: Murphy and Nc
Shune OF Portland and Malone of Boston Nc
Shunc easily won time, 1910 The matched sin.
gle shell race between Ahearn of Boston and Ken
nedy of Portland, for $500 side, was won after
sharp contest by Kennedy; time 22.47
The professional single shell race came of at
4 30 2. NJ, the following well known oarsmen
participating Lynch of Salem. Ross of st. John,
Landers Of Salem, w. Frenchy johnson (colored)
of Boston, Driscoll of Mass, and O'Donnel of
Portland. johnson took the lead at the start,
which he easily maintained throughout the race,
thus winning the prize of SIPS; time, 1896. Dris-
won the second prize of $50 time, 1918, and
Lynch the third prize of So; time 1915.
The double scull race was not rowed, johnson
aud Ahearn forfeited it.
Marine News.
Sch Nenolis, reported ashore near Owls Head,
came oil the rocks and sunk. An effort " i'll be
made to raise her.
Temperance.
\ hearing was had before a committee of the
board Of mayor and aldermen tonight. on the Pc
| .itlon OF several temperance rcformers that the
police be instructed to assist the sherfs in sup
pressing the sale Of intoxicating liquors Ex-
Mayor Kugsbnry and Gen. Neal Dow appeared
| for the petitioners. No decision was reached.
Funeral.
| The funeral of the wife of Hon. John Lynch
OK member of Congress who died suddenly on
the 18th, took place to day and was largely at
tended.
Arrested.
Thomas 5. Yeaton of Oxford, has been arrested
for running illicit still, and brought here fol
| trial.
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PARIS.
COnXPulINn.

PARIS, August Is. The Oxford county Repub-
lican Convention here to-day made the following
nominations For senators, James Irish of Hart
ford, Moses S. Moulton of Porter county COM
missioner, Benz. Y. Smell of Sumner; register Of
deeds for eastern district John F. Stanley OF Mex
leo; western district, Seymour C. II. Hobbs of
Fryeburg; county treasurer, Geo. II. Watkins of
Paris.
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IiOCLTON.
Conventions.

HoULToS, August Is. The Republican County
Convention here to-day nominated for Senator
Hon ?. 7. Burleigh of Linneus for sheriff, Fred
Barker Of Pressure Isle; for commiss Toner, II. o.
Perry of Fort Fairfield; for treasurer L. B. John
son OF Houlton; for reg ster of deeds, S. II. Hus-
sey of Houlton. The convention refused to pass
resolve endorsing President Hayes.
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ADVANCE in Wages.
Gold
NJ exican Affairs.

MeNtCan Affairs.
Acting Secretary of Sta Seward characteiizes
the Jail breaking at Ringgold barracks as a most
glaring violation of international and treaty obi
cations. The government will insist on the cap
ture OF the despefadoes and their immediate pun
ishment, and demand for reparation for the in
suit to the American flag. The opinion prevails
here that we on the eve of possible war on
the Rio Grande.
The early resignation of Bell Schurz, assistant
secretary of the interior, is rumored
Reduction.
A general reduction of wages at Brooklyn navy
yard causes complaint, and strike is being dis
cussed.
Political.
The " ORD publishes fac similar of draft Of
the document in the handwriting of President
Jefferson, suggesting bill to regulate disputes
concerning presidential elections 1t provides in
case of disputed returns that the certificate
of the executive of any state shall be
conclusive that the requisite number of votes had
been given for each elector named by him, as
such. When the vote of the elector or electors
shall be adjudged invalid, the voters and repre-
sentatives Of said state shall decide the matter.
Investigation.
During the absence of L. S. District Attorney
Woods of New York. his deputy, Foster, accepted
an insignificant bail for number OF silk snug
glers, who subsequently fed. The case is being
investigated.
The Military.
A Washington special says Hancock will be
asked if troops are longer required at the railway
centres. No troops i'll be sent back to the sou tn
at present
Personal.
The President on his way to New England,
took breakfast this morning here aud left for Ben
nington, where he will remain until tomorrow
and then go to Brattleboro, and return to Wind
sor on Friday morning, remaining there with Sec
rotary Evarts Sunday.
Starting Up.
The Laurel cotton mills, Prince George county,
closed since April, commenced work to-day. ith
800 hands.
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OLD ORCHARD.
Camp MeeHne.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, August 10. Fifteen
hundred people were present at the third day of
the Portland district camp meeting. Rev Mr..
Phbado of Manchester n. H., preached pow
erful discourse from Luke l-3l. The interest and
attendance increa ses.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs,

President Hayes declined to go to Lowell.
William Langmsn, a well known London pub
Usher, is dead.
1t is reported the king of Holland intends to
abdigate.
The Ohio labor party has called q convention.
An address has been issued denouncing both po-
litcal parties.
j. F. Lancaster, a native of Hopkinton, N. II.
member Of the largest book firm at Savannah.
shot himself dead last night.
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Personal.
Pennington Locals.

Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 9TH, the Athletic base
ball club of Weld played with picked up nine of
this village. The game stood seven to seventeen
in favor of the Pennington club. An unusually
large crowd witnessed the contest, and much in
terest was apparent.
And the spring bed frsud has its victims in
Franklin county. The sell seems TO be general.
The fall term Of tho Western Normal School
commences Tuesday, August 18th.
farmer stated few days since that he had
not cut as much hay this year AS he did last by
two-thrds.
Mayor Russell of Lewiston has just returned
from visit to the fishing grounds of northern
Franklin.
1t would greatly assist in making Pennington
a summer resort If the citizens in the village and
farmers in the country would take pains In keep
irg everything picked up around their premises.
Nothing is so repul,lvc to the eve of a tourist
unkempt farms and cottages; but Pennington is
better than tie average in this respect.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


WoBURN, August Is. About o'clock this A.
NJ, James DAILY hired boat and moved across
HON pond. Subsequently two men were seen
struggling in the boat. Later the boat drifted
ashore. A coat, hat, vest and an empty bottle
were found in it, but no person. The two men
are supposed to have been drowned, and the pond
is beng dragged for them.
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BIDDEFORD.
Arrested.

BIDDEFoRD, August IA. James Ramsden, who
stole horse, money and other articles from Rev.
MIR. Downing of Kennebunkport, some months
since, has been arrested at Plymouth, Mass. A
Saco officer has gone after him.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Railroad Accident.

PROVIDENCE, August Is. The through freight
train from Boston, which arrives here at about 7
o'clock in the evening, struck a man between he
bronville and Tin Bridge On the arrival of the
train in this city, hair was found on the pilot of
the engine, and it is believed that the man was
struck on the head and probably killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-16

The lovers OF base ball will be treated to ar
other game this afternoon, the Clippers of Bow
donham being the opponents Of the Augustus.
The Clippers have fine record winning every
game this season thus far, including QUO each
from the Bath and Bowdoin College mines. Seats
will be provided for the ladies. Game called at
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Arrested.
Mil.taTY Matters.
W ASIIINGTON.
Pensions.

WASHINGTON, August Is. The annual report
OF the national association of Mex lean war surviv-
ors shows $3.50 living. Congress will be again Pc
titioned for pensions.
Indian Matters.
Gen. Terry will act as a member of the Sitting
Bull Commission.
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Capt Henry 7. Morse has purchased the truck
ing business of Mr.. James Boyington. The Cap
tain is an honorable, upright and deserving man,
and we hope he will have good success in his new
undertaking. .t
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Mr.. L. C. Allen publishes fine engraving of
Mt. Kineo, drawn by kiburn, in recent num-
her OF the Peoples Literary Companion, as a
sequel to his recent visit to Moosehead with the
Press party.
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~ EhssinR thTousn nature 70 cttfnity'
He lived happily In his wee sphere, kind and
faithful unto death to his master into whose face
he would look with eyes illumined as with rays
of reason, and to serve whom in his humble ca
pacity was his sole life purpose. But the infrmi-
ties Of thirteen years pressed so heavily that even
his little life became q burden, and now he will
never waggle his tail again. So
Farewell, you little black and-tan;
Your life with rs was but span,-
You couldn't longer with us stay
For every dog must have his day,
And since you were so nice and clever
May you gnaw little bone forever.
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MISSOURI.
Fine Paid.

ST. LOUIS, August 10. Armstrong Beattie of
st. Joseph, of the surete. for Adler & First. dis
tlllers OF that city, paid into the United States
district court at Jefferson City, to-day, Sl7 500,
judgement against the firm for violation of the
revenue laws
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Marine Disaster.

Sch. Stephen J. Watts of Jonesport, lumber
loaded from st. John for New York, has lowed
to Portland for repairs; was ashore on Black
Rock and lost foretop and shoe, started keel and
stem, and broke plank on .tarboard bige.
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CALAIS.
Fire.

CALAIS, August 10. A dwelling house owned
by Mrs. Foy Of st. Stephen, was burned last
night; supposed incendiary. Loss, 81 900; in
sured for 5000.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Sad Accident,

SMITH FERRY, August Is. new oil well CON-
menced TO flow Monday, throwing the oil over the
men about the derrick. The gas ignted from a
blacksmith's forge, and the men were completed "
enveloped in flames. W. l.. Royl and Charles
Ammen died. John Royl and William MCGEE
cannot recover John Clinton and son were Sc
yerely burned.
Arrested.
J. IIumphres, rugesder of the party that
burned the Schuylkl.l bridge at Reading, has been
arrested.
Military Matters.
-Four more companies of the 9th Pennsy lvania
regiment, have been disbanded for owardice at
Reading.
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There was 4 little dog, black and tan, an at.
lache of the Journal Office, . favorite with the
workmen; they called him General" and he
seemed proud of it. He lived in clover and was
fat and round; he took life easily, worried no
cats, stole no bones, and seldom quarrelled with
his kind. He was, indeed. bit jealous of younger
dogs in the household as old age crept upon him,
and this seemed to be his only cross; but he bore
it meekly like philosophical dog, as if conscious
that 81 g T.. 7 q. y
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ROCkLAND.
Robbery.

PORTLAND, August 10. Frank Stevens was ar
rested in Rockiand to-day, for robbing cottages
near Belfast.
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BANGOR.
Fatal Accident.

BANGOR, August Is. james Cronin, of Dan
forth, while engaged in raising a mill Tuesday.
received injuries from which he died to-day
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MARYLAND.
Custom House Matters

NEW YORK, August Is.
4 Baltimore despatch says IS official positions
IN the custom house to-day, and 3d. incumbents
dismissed in favor of new appointees, in harmony
with the ruling republican faction in Maryland.
Suicide. ..
A d. Schaffer. cashier of the Farmers and
Mechanics bank of Westminster, Nd, committed
suicide yesterday, by cutting his throat
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supreme Jnu,c,si ,ourt.-Danforth, J.
Presiding.

WEDNESDAY, August -.
State vs.. Edward Bckford and BeDamin Knox.
This was an indictment for breaking and entering
and stealing beans, and was reported yesterday as
on trial when the court adjourned. 1t was given
to the jury this afternoon, ard thew returned a
verdict OF not guilty.
Several other complaints and indictments were
called up and considered, and were Disposed of
without july Trial.
Hayes, Bowman, Reckoid and Chadwick, con
victed at former term under the liquor law,
came in and received their senlerccs. They paid
their fines and departed
State VS.. William II. lIodgk ms OF Damariscotta
Henry Harrington for def. This is a complaint
against def. for having intoxicating liquor in his
wagon in Pittston, intended for unlawful sale, and
comes up by appeal from Trial Justice Goods peed
of that town. The officer seized two jugs con-
tasning six quarts of rum. The jury returned a
verdict Of not guilty.
State vs.. Gorham A. Wing of Winthrop. Pot
tel for defendant This is an indictment under
the statute for selling horse to Albion Bowman,
which he had previously mortgaged TO Charles
Stanley. Trial commenced.
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Aocal AMI State Nems.

Augusta is bound to have the NEXT Governor
sure.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
9aily Ksaasbee auurnal.
PORTLAND.
Odd Fellow hip.

PORTLAND, August Is. The Grand encamp-
ment Of odd Fellows met this morning. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Grand PatriaIh, Geo. S. Hall of Bangor.
Grand High Priest, L. j. Kicker Of Auburn.
Grand Senior Warden, T.. c. Chamberlain Of
Bridgton.
Grand Scribe, y. G.. Cummings of Portland.
Grand Treasurer, c. b. Nash Of Portland
Grand Junior Warden, c. H. French Of Port
land.
Gl AM Representative, Joshua Davis Of Port
land
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the NJ idle States,
northeast to southeast winds, rising barometer,
cooler, partly cloudy weather, and rain or fog in
New England.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. August IS, lon.
Money was easy at n a. per cent. on call. For
eign exchange advanced to ts31s for bankers long
anu +S5As ass for demand Gold opened ut 1866.
and closed at 1857. Loans IIa9a< per cent.
Customs receipts, sl7i ,o0C. Treasury disbursed
$4,000 interest sl5sOoo Tor bonds and - 900 tor
silver.
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i9arrtfo.

In Binghrm 9Th inst, by Rev. A. II Thompson,
/. Flint BiAby oil Los Angeles, Cal, to Miss julia
Is. Baker OF Bingham.
In OrOno, An ult, by Rev. W l.. Brown Robert
i. Jones to Miss Augusta Lanca -ter, both OF Ed
4 utOn
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NEW YORK.
KNrneh TO Death.

FLUSHING, August Is. Thos. &. and Frank
Lewalley, aged ten and seven years, were burned
to death near River Head house. Their father
lighting fire with kerosene when the can
exploded.
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Dtcn.

At whitney Ridge, 10Th inst Sophia ID A., wife Of
Thomas 5. Roberts, aged - years, months, -
days.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati August Is. 1877.
PORK fl3 00a00 90 Clear sides, a-7H
LARD BACON
Steam as IS Shoulders, ia
Kettle, 50al0 90 Clear rib sides, GOA
BULK MEATS Clear sides. aek
Shoulders, 4a0- WHISkEY-- l O7al 0s
Clear rib sides. O-as's
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If You experience a bad taste in your mouth,
sallowness or yellow color of skin, feel stupid and
drowsy, appetite unsteady, frequent headache and
or dizziness, you are bilious" and nothing will
arouse your liver TO action and strengthen up
your system equal to Dr. Z ierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. 1t is sold by all druggists. tlt
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was not killed, and indeed had no bones broken,
though it was badly bruised. The Captain thought
it was of "no use to cry for split milk. and went
home with his horse, thankful that the affair was
no worse.
Personal.
Mr. VIII II. Sanborn Of this city, who ha- been
spending year at Leipzig, Germany, arrived
home this week by steamship Spain Of the Nation
al line.
J. II. Sherman, NJ. d., very successful homeo-
pathic physician, i76 Broadway, Boston, is spend
ing few days in this, his native city.
Miss Alice NJ. Rowe, of class of II, Bangor
High School, has been offered and has accepted
the position Of Assistant Teacher in the Ea., Cor
NTH Academy.
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GLOW Wish MY SKIN WAS AS WHITE and soft
as yours" said lady the other day, to female
friend. lyon can easily make it So" said the
lady addressed. How :" inquired the fist speak
cr. use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" Sold by
all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Blewn, 80 cents july25.+&wlmo
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SuIcIdes
ILLINOIS.
Destructive Storm.

CINCINNATI, August Is. terrible storm pass
ed over Clifton, Illinois, last evening, completely
destroying church, schoohouse, mill and several
dwellings and damaging crops.
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NOTICE..

A PPLlCArION Tor the right of Booths during
"A the kbeampment of The troops, can be MADE
at the Cony House. Augusta, on and after Monday,
August 18th. G. A. Il II. CONY.
tot