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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-15
ROumanla P0stpOnes crossing the
Danube.
TURKEY NEGOTIATES 4 LOAN IN
LONDON.
Reserves JON the Greek Army.

SAMLA, August II. Russian conspiracy
against the Amoor of Cabool has been discovered
in the province of Kandabar. Four officials were
executed BY the order Of the AMOR, for COM
plicity.
LONDON, August IA. A despatch from Athens
says 5000 reserves have joined the army; also
1000 volunteers and many Greeks from abroad.
A Vienna despatch states the passage of the
Danube by the Roumanian army is postponed I'M
til large Russian reinforcement shall arrive. A
portion of the Imperial Guards have already
reached kischeneh They will be employed to
strengthen the troops in Dobrudscha.
The Times correspondent at Bucharest says
Capt Green, American attache, has recovered
from fever and rejoined his headquarters Wednes-
day.
Within the last % days 10000 Russian troops
with artillery passed by railway to Fratesht
where they will assemble and then march to Sis
tova via Simnitza. The decision to withdraw all
pretentions of occupying the other side of the
balkans in this campaign, caused an order to be
sued for the retirement of Gourkas forces be-
hind the mountains Their cavalry could be Of
no use among the Balkans, and are required this
side, where forage is more easily attauable.
The News Vienna despatch reports the Egyp-
tians under Prince Hassan commenced an often.
sive movement Saturday from Narna towards
Traj ans Well. The attack on Kustensi will be
made by the Turks after the arrival of Hobart
Pasha's fleet, which embarked troops at Sukum
kaleh.
ut 1 lues bucharest correspondent gives the
particulars OF the Eski Saghra massacre, similar
to those telcgraphed by the News correspondent.
An occasional correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphs the Times that Midhat Pasha leaves there
for Paris, this evening, where be will await the
Sultan's orders. His friends at Constantnople
are endeavoring to reconcile Makamed Damat to
him.
y letter from Constaniinople states that Turkey
has concluded loan OF $500, 900 in London
BUCHAREST August IA. Gen. hrudener has
been removed and succeeded by ten. Taeh.
Eight Turkish steamers, Including the monitors
| carrying troops and baggage, appeared OIL some
Roumanian villages near Glten ltza, to-day. After
reconoitering half an hour they Withdrew to ST.
| lstra
RAGUsA August II. Despstovch IS still in
termed at Linse. His forces are re-assembling
at Selo, under Caleb, who surprised the Turks by
an ambusca1e. They killed several and captured
booty. $4,000 Turks are concentrating at Mostar
| 10 march on Gat1ko
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TO Rendtr the Liver Acfiye

when that important secretive gland requires
arousing, it is only requisite to resort to Hos.
letters stomach Bitters, the national remedy for
inactivity of the bilious organ, for constipation,
and for dyspepsia, besides those malarious dis
orders to which torpidty of the liver predisposes
person. Far more surely does this celebrated
aDti-bilious cordial accomplish curative result
than mercury or any other mineral drug used to
cure liver disorders. In fact, such medcaments
cannot fairly be called remedies since, although
they may have temporary effect, they eventually
fail to influence the SYSTEM remedaly, but instead
often do it serious injury. The Bitters, the con.
trary, are a specific of the most salutary nature,
aud are likewise reliable and agreeable tonic,
appetizer and nervine. augl5.tcOl&wlW
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
HGtil(S flrOlte for Snake RiV(r
Valley.
Sitting Bulls Terms

HELENA, Montana, August II. The following
is just received from Bannock: The Indians
crossed at the head of Horse Prairie TO Lemhis,
striking Stcphuu-ou's tnlS ~. M, klllng the
Pierce brothers and another On the route They
are evidently making their way to Snake River
Valley.
Fort ELLIS, August IA. Gov. Potts called out
300 more volunteers July 3lst, and censured the
cowardice which permitted the hostiles to escape
from Lotto Pass. Subsequently the call was sus-
pended until the War Department could be inter-
rogated. Gen. Miles, commissioner to Sitting
Bull, did not meet the latter, the British mount
ed police represented that Sitting Bull positively
objected to meeting any officer not empowered to
negotiate a treaty. Sitting Bulls scouts keep him
fully advised, and his agents are out among the
tribes.
The following was received from Sheridan this
morning, at the war department, Chicago, 18th
IL have every reason to believe Col. Glbbon had
a substantial success, and take pleasure in com
mending the courage of Gibbon and his small
command. They have inflicted a severe if not
disastrous punishment on the hostile Nez Perces
The report that he lost his trains is untruthful.
(Slgned) Z. ii. SHERIDAN.
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Tn. seventh Day Adventist.

Perhaps it is not generally known that there Is
a class Of people who think they are giving the
world the last note of warning prior to the sec
ond Advent of Christ. For over quarter of a
century Seventh Day Adventists have been preach
ing what they call the Third Angels Message,
(Rev. IA :l2.) They claim that the Catholic pow
er has changed the Fourth Commandment Of the
Decalogue and substituted the keeping of Sunday
for the sacred observance of the seventh day OF
the week or Saturday; hence they advocate a
Sabbath reform which they claim is taught in
prophecy and and must take place before Christ s
Second Advent.
This dcnomna has increased wonderfully
within a few years. Believers in its doctrines
may be found on every continent in the Eastern
Hemisphere and all over our country. They are
doing great work in home and foreign missions,
and scores are added weekly to their churches.
They have five publishing houses, one of which is
10 Europe, and four in the United States Hundreds
OF bushels of mail matter are sent out from those
offices every week. Their books may be found in
nearly all the public libraries and their tracts are
scattered over the world like autumn leaves
They believe in education and have fine college
in Battle Creek, Michigan. They hold camp
NEE tngs in many of the States. Their annual
csmpmeeting in this State will be held in Rich
mond from August Goth to September 4th. Low.
ers of campmeetings W i'll do well to attend as the
campground is in beautiful oak grove, which ma.
ture has done her best TO render attractive.
The Maine Central will sell half fare tickets and
1t is expected that parties from all parts OF the
State will attend, REPORTER,
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OLD ORCHARD.
CampmeetiDs.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, August A. The Sec
ond day Of the Portland district campmeeting was
marked by foggy and disagreeable weather in the
morning. Not over two hundred people gathered
to listen to the sermon by Rev. J. H. Trask,
which was an able effort. Text, Isah 63l. Ex-
hortatons by Revs. Pottle aud Munger, followed
by a brief conservation service concluded fore
Moons exercises. Meetings continue until Sun
day evening, and the following is the daily order
prayer meeting, $50 A. NJ, preaching, 10, , and
100; Bible readings daily, from to > by Rev. c.
Munger; childrens meeting same hour
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Postponed.
BIDDEFOKD.


BlpDEFoRD, August II. Phander VI. Ilainee
an old resident, and for many years employed by
the Laconia company in this city, met width a
horrible death this morning. Mr.. lIaines was
foreman of the belt department, and went into
the basement to put resin a new belt when il
Is supposed he was caught in revolving ehaft
and hurled against stone partition. The watch
man found his body in the basement it'll one
arm and leg broken, and four ribs and breas
bone, besides other severe injuries. Mr.. Haine:
was most esteemed citizen. lie leaves family
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PENNSYLV WANNA.


pHLADELPuIA, August IA. A Reading des-
patch says at tumultuous meeting of the demo-
Gratis of Berks county, Hester Clymer denounced
Hayes as fraudulent president, but said his just
measures must be sustained. The meeting broke
up in disorder, the resolutions not passing.
Accident.
PrrTsBURG, August a. At McCandlers sta
ton, on the Allegheny Valley railroad this after
noon, the Emlenton accommodation train south
ward ran into the rear of train of refined oil
standing on the main ira ok. The oil on the rear
car took fire from the engine and the flames con-
sumed the engine, baggage and two passenger
cars of the accommodation train. Conductor
Waltham, engineer Cunningham and the fireman
of the accommodation train were badly burned.
Two or three passengers were slightly burned.
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Dr. CuIlis At Old Orchard.

Mr.. EDITOR Seeing a news telegram in YOU
paper in regard to the meeting at Old Orchard
led by DIR. Cults, and desiring that no wrong i'm
preston be gven,please insert the following from
tie respondent Of lions Herald
The preacher and people here have been Sc
highly pleased and profted by these meetings tina
they unanimously requested Dr. Cults to no Id hi,
convention on these grounds another year, which
invitation the Dr. has accepted, and has dec idec
10 hold his next convention on these ground:
July 1873, God willing y.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, August IA, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as So
WHEAT-No. spring, IL - aOO0 cash MA
Ila August 04A Sept. l03- No.3. 9s-a-;
40 90; rejected, ia -.
CORN-No. mixed, AZ cash Ak; Aug. +5.:
Sept, 454I.
OATS &c. cash. 261.c Sept; 30. August.
RYE-No. ?, a5-c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, ----a7Oc,
PORK Cash, Is lO-al3 229. July, Is is =,
August, l3 Az.
LARD Cash $40 cash; 9 lO--as IS =, July;
August 10 -a9.42a.
BULK MEArS-ShOulders, 54as.o o; short rib
sides, ia &C; short clear rib, ia Q.
WH1SkEY-Western,l o.
tREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do,
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sidney Locals.

On Tuesday night, July 3lst, some sneak
thieves relieved Josiah Soue's clothes-line o.
nearly all the best clothing. There is gang Of
thieves in town which robs cellars and clothes
lines.
The farmers have got most of their grain in
Wheat is fair.
Those who attended the picnic in Shearman' 5
grove. Wednesday. Sth, report good time.
At the republican caucus Wednesday, C. F
stevens was elected Chairman, and ]. S. Grant
Secretary. Delegates to the county convention
c. F. Stevens, c. ii. Lovejoy. and N. w. Tay lor
Town Committee are G. F. Stevens, c. II. Love
Joy, and b. +. Jewett. l..
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Governor, August 18th:
Freeman b. Andrews. Oxford, Trial Justice.
W. G. Lord, Limington,
Edward b. Cram, Deerng, Justice of the Peace.
Benz. Kingsbury, Portland,
Orlando p. Whittier Pennington, "
Edwin X. French, Chestervile,
Aaron L. Haskell.
John {. Wheeler
Thompson ii. Murch, Rockla land,
Thomas NJ Reed, Bath,
O,is T Thompson. Topshsm,
Frank +. Rowell, Kittery,
Fred NJ. Eaton, Skowhegsn. Taxerdermist
Geo. N. Prescott, Monmouth,
Fish Warden Pleasant River.
BENZ. c. Prince, Columbia Falls, Fish Warden.
Henry +. Blanchard, Augusta, Dedmus Justice.
Paul q. Pierce, Boothbay, Inspector of Fish
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

James kidders house barn and shed in Little
ton, n. H., were burned last night. Loss 81 600.
Small insurance.
Charles T. Bennett editor of the Fulton Patriot
Oswego, \. Y, died this morning.
The six year old son Of Thomas ]. Budlong of
Providence, X. L., was drowned last evening in
Mahapisg Pond.
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Regatta.

The Lake Sebago regatta to morrow will be
attended with much intenest. In the single scull
race Ross, Frenchy johnson, NJ. F. Davis,
Ahearn, Kennedy and others are expected to pull.
In the four oar, Lakemen of Boston, and Unions
of Portland. In the double scull, johnson and
Ahearn of Boston, against Kennedy and Davis of
Portland. Downs of the New York Atantas
crew is to be referee and starter. Professional
races to commence on the arrival of the 100 after
noon train.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PORTSMOUTH, August IA. Last evening burg
lars entered the rooms of Mrs. T.. j. Tinkham of
Chicago, at Boarshead Hotel, and carried off a
large amount of valuable jewelry. They also en-
tered other rooms but were less fortunate in OPP
eTatons.
a gang of burglars are evidently operating in
hotels along the coast.
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Odd FelloWsh hip.

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met here to-
day. The attendance was large. w +. Hogan,
Bath, was elected Grand Master; John Read,
Lewiston, Deputy; N. Weymouth, Biddelord,
Grand Warden, Joshua Davis, Portland, Grand
Treasurer. c. Is. Nash Of Portland, was elected
representative to the Grand Lodge of the United
States for one year; S. X. Dyer of Portland, for
two Yea1s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-15

The survivors of the Seventeenth Maine Regi-
Inent Association will celebrate the fifteenth an.
nivenary of their muster-in, by an excursion to
the Casco Islands 10 Portland Hsrbor, Saturday
18Th They will carry with them on the occasion
the battle flags presented to the regiment while in
service, by the merchants of Portland.
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Alma Locals.


Mr.. j. Pearson began repairs his mill last
week as the iieshet did great deal OF damage
last spring the repairs will necessarily be quite
extensive.
The long spell Of dry weather broke last Thurs
day afternoon, raining quite steadily all the next
day, thus reponishing the parched earth ITS drink
The crops will not be affected by it, but it will
give growth to the grass roots which were so bad
ly dried up
In consequence of the low prices paid for wood
there was bat little cut last winter and that leaves
avacant place on the banks of the river Coal is
so heap that there will be more of it used than in
former years.
We ale informed that the prospect for the high
school is good, and that student of Bates Col
lege will teach it. 1t is not certain when it will
open. but probably IN the course of couple Of
weeks.
Rev. f. j. Whitmore extended the right hand
of fellowship 10 eight persons, six by baptism and
two by letter. Mr. Whitmore supplied the pulpit
at Kings Mills last sabbath in the afternoon.
We are panied to learn that Mr.. Richard Simp.
son. one Of our old and reliable townsmen, is con
fined TO his house. Ills disease Is principally old
age.
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Failure.
Parliament PrOrOgued.

Eccles, Sharrock Brothers & Co, manufa
rers, have failed. Liabilities of half mil
dollars.
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SACtD.
Serious Accident.

BlDDEFORD, August Ii. Kimball Hooper OF
Saco went to St. John to seek work as brick
mason, and fell from staging, receiving very Sc
rous injuries. The lower limbs were all para-
yzed. lie was brought to Saco to-day.
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Dtgu.

-. At seminary, Blairsville, Pa, June 9Th, Miss
Mary A. HOnans, Assistant Principal OF Blalrs.
ville Ladies seminary, aged ii years. u synpa.
tian.
The subject Of the above notice was native of
this city, daughter of the late Capt. samuel
Homans. $50 iavorably known in the numbering
interest on the kennebec previous to ls49) and
sister OF Mrs. Howard Penttingill. Miss Romans
was educated at the Cony Female Academy, under
the tIition of the Measrs. Edwards. Mis- II. was
entirely devoted to her protest. ion, which she so
much loved. She commenced her labOrs in her
native town, where, with her rare qualities of
character added to her scholarly requirements
pre- eminently qualified her for her chosen pro fes.
sion, and for wider fields of usefulness. Obtain.
ing situation in Baltimore, Md where she
labored for several years, then in Pennsylvania
where she remained until she was called to
the Evansville Ladies' seminary as Assistant Prin.
cipal and Proprietor, for twelve years, with the
Rev. Jewett Parks as Principal; and here, after
having speHt thirty years OF earnest work in the
schOoI-Ioom without cessation, tired nature gave
way. Certainly there was bur few IN the profes.
sion who had labored SO long and with such de.
vouon as Miss Homans always acting from a
sense OF du'y, and no one could have had a
stronger hold on the love, respect and affections
OF relatives. friends, teachers, pupils and all who
knew her in any capacity.
Augusta, August 18Th, 1871.
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TENNESSEE.
Mass Meeting.

NASHVILLE, August IA. A mass meeting of
workingmen, last evening, passed resolutions IA
voring the issue of ten millions of greenbacks
monthly, until the distress in the country is re-
lieved; oppo sing contraction, tavorng the reno
netzation Of silver and asserting they ignore both
parties.
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elbow WISH MY SKIN WAS AS WHITE and soft
as yours" said lady the other day, to female
friend. "You can easily make it So" said the
lady addressed. "How 7" inquired the first speak
err. "Use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" Sold by
all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black Brown, 80 cents july25- t& wlmo
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ammunition for Turkey,

BOSTON, August IA. The English steamship
John Brownvllle sailed from New Haven secretly
during Saturday night, with valuable cargo Of
ammunition for Turkey. No report of her sailing
was made that the Russian authorities might be
ignorant Of her movements.
Explosion.
The boiler used on the floating pile driver ON
Broad canal, Cambridge, exploded about o'clock.
Mark Clougherty, a laborer was instantly killed .
VIM. Miller, engineer, badly scalded and bruised
Peter smith and Michael Hayden were knockd
overheard and badly injured Geo. Moore, stand
ing on the wharf was knocked into the c anal and
badly injured. An inquest will be held.
Struck by Lightning.
MARTHAs VINEYARD, August IA. A fearful
tempest past over the island lasting nearly all
night. The house of Joseph Marchant Of Edge.
town, was struck by lightning and the ell demol-
ished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-15

The fourth annual meeting of the Odd Fellows
Mutual Relief Association of Maine, which was
held in Portland Tuesday evening, the following
were elected officers for the ensuing year
Presidential. A. Shorey, Bl dgton.
Vice President-Charles II. Rich, Portland
Secretary-Byron Kmball,
Treasurer-J. Neal Read, Woodford's Borncr.
The reports made, show there have been nine
teen deaths and thirteen assessments during the
past year. the remaining benefits being paid from
accumulated funds. The amount of benefit paid
to the family OF each deceased member is $1,000.
There have been received during the year S24.
96S.l0: paid for benefits, S2l 600; permanent fund
about $500. There are at present 1904 members.
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INDIANA.
PERSONAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, August IA. Senator Morton
has arrived home. His left arm is paralyzed and
his family physicians viii remain with him until
he improves. None but members of his family
are allowed to see him.
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Explosion.
Struck by Lightning.
NEW JERSEY.
Strike.

NEWARK, August II. In the cases OF eleven
strikers charged with contempt of court in inter-
ierlng with trains the Central road of New Jer-
sey, now under charge of the Chancery Court,
to-day, after considerable testimony, the court
solved to discharge one OF the defendants named
Galley, there being no evidence against him.
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GARDINER.
Political.

GARDINER. August IA. AT the republican caucus
in this city, this evening, 7. NJ. Fogler of Angus
ia received all the delegates ten in number, max
ing Fogler delegates about 20 out of l26 in the
county. There was considerable excitement as
the nomination turned on Gardiner, both candi-
dates being about evenly divided in the rest of the
county.
Postponed.
The August meeting at Oakland Driving Park
appointed for o-day, is postponed until the first
fair day.
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Mexican Affairs.

SAN ANTONIO, August IA. Gov. Hubbard has
demanded from the governor of Tauaulipes the
eNtra1ition of Mexicans who raided on Ringgold
Barracks jail Five Indians recently attacked
County Surveyor Nelson of Zecas county. A
party is in pursuit.
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Wa regret to learn that our venerable and es-
,eemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Allen Lambard, is
suffering from . serious illness, which attacked
him last Sunday. We sincerely hope it Is but
temporary.
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Mr.. Alex McCausland, the driver of the fire de-
yatment horses, has occupied that position for the
last seven years, and during that time has been
absent from his duties only seven days. During
the last four years he has been absent from his
duties only one day. lie has been at his post
promptly at every alarm and driven the hor ses
with the Cushnoc to every fire, during the seven
wears. What officer can show a better record for
fidelity and promptness than thisi
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MISSOURI.
Insurance..

ST. LOUIS, August IA. The State commission
or has applied for injunctions gainst the Missouri
Mutual, Atlas, and De Soto Insurance companies
all three lnsolvent
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Mr.. d. w. Bishop of New York, whose head
quarters may be found temporarily at Gardiner,
is leaving lots of good money with our farmers
in exchange for good horses.
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Appointments by the Governor.

The following nominations were made by the
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Mr.. ii. w. Gallson of the State Treasury De-
psrtment, is at Vineyard Grove, Mass, the guest
OF Joseph Buckminster, Esq.
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is the fragrant and wholesome SOZODONT to
the gritty tooth powders and chemical fluids for
merry used upon the teeth, but which abraded and
corroded the enamel and induced decay. The
SO/ODONT, on the contary, preserves, at the
same time that it beauties the teeth.
AnglI tcndN NJ N
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ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Accident.

DECATUR, August IA. A freight train on the
Illinois Central thrown from the track, yes
terday, and the engineer and two brakemen
killed. Several cars were wrecked.
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BoARs HEAD, August IA. A despatch lust re-
ceived from Portsmouth, announces the arrest of
Frank Wells the thief who stole jewelry to the
value of $500 from several guests rooms here last
evening.
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local AMI State Nems.

W. Simonton, manager of the the New York
Associated Press, is at Mcoshead.
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PORTLAND.
Railroad Matters.

PORTLAND, August a. Judge Virgin has as
signed August 23d, for hearing on the Ogdens-
burg railroad recevership. The place or Judge
is not ixed probably in this city before judge
RaYroys or Peters