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Troops For Pennsy lvania,

BALTIMORE A G. 20
TREE batteries We left r. McHenrv
for Carlisle Pa. o her troops will fol-
10 ", as Carlisle is a convenient end zyous.
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Long ranch Races.

Lone BRANCH 30
Firs, race, mile and On eighth, King Bee
win er, D la a's'co d b time 2:035
Second race, mile, Ne York winner best
time 54t
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.
Inc aldermanic committee TO inve,tigo,o
the fraud of the Tweed ring resolved to. dov
10 apply to the supreme court for a sum.
mons commanding Tweed to appear before
them Monday
BERN EATING MINCR PIE.
Michael Clark aged 2G. troubled with
nightmare, jumped from second s,orv
windo" last night and was seriously in.
jured. ''
BETTER USE THAN WALKING
o'orge Webster struck his vile prob.
10Y iaal blow with boot in lIrooklyn II
day.
NEW TELEGRAPH RATES
The executive cUmmittre Of The w
un ION telegraph company to-dry
su outline of new rates to be pr,
tue Atlantic and Pacific compe
drnation. The new scbednl
uext week if confirmed.
ONE F BULLS
The Posts Washington
Terry thinks the India
jng Bulls band are
t Sc band which new
dispatch was ser
as Ting whether
Sc butz agrees
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Appointed.

WAsHINGT N, Aug. 80.
The district commissioners to day ap-
pointed Thomas Entursle INSPECTOR Of
buildings, taking ,ffect October LIST.
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More ST. ikers in Trouble.

DETROIT MI b Aur. 30.
Five stlik pg miners hav' been b for
trial on lar rail for ass ulting workmen
at JackSr- INNS
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Fir s
pOTTSVIl

PoTTsyILLE, "a Aug. so.
The pattern sho adjoini g Polo Alto
rolling Mills urued t. y;lo Il
nm
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Chicago Banks Quiet.

CHICAGO, Au
Beyond a small run on the Fldeh..
some other savings banks here is no UNI
ual sir In banking circles to-day. No ex-
citen mt anywhere.
None Il the Ulcers of the state savings
bank hsve yet appeared. The assignee is
so busy that nothing tau he learned from
him of the latest Developments.
DEPosIToRs DISSATISFIED.
The dlssat .sfactr which d,p1sitors in
the ate savings bank have shown with thu
appointm, mt of Col. Abber Tay lor as
assignee is increased by request from
that GEL tl,m.a for committee from the
p sirols 10 assist in the investigation.
This afternoon an uprorious mt ing of de.
posit is chose commi;ee to call meet
ing Of d-positors to take measures to have
another n sigI co appoln ed by the corrt.
Some peculiar and su. .pcous 10 XII 6 tran
saction. ave been unearll cd by wtic the
FL sers Of he bal k during its last days got
Lumber of rtain no gage, tts, ETC.,
which the bank held against them d ~
which they transferred to the bank their
stock ard took up 10 ca, m rtgages, and
other ,bligatio's as equ" Aliens.
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A RAsCALLY BANK PREsIDENr.

planned. Foul play suspected.
A RAsoALLY BANK PRESIDENT.
New YORK. Aug 80.
The Times Chicago special says the
state savings bank failure was caused by
the mos dish nest, Management. Presi-
dent Spencer had been speculatipg in sub
urban real estate since 1873 with bank de-
posits on his private account.
THE NORFOLK FRAUDS EXPLAINED.
NORFOLK, Va Aug. 30
The custom use frauds here were per-
pet ated by collecting duties on cargccs
and appropliating Ethe money, and then
destroying the papers and reporting the
vessel as having arrived in ballast.
MYSTERY or THE BEACH.
NANTAsKET BEACH, Mass, Aug. 80
The body of man named Riley, en-
ployed at the Rockand house, has been
found conct aled. 1t shows marks of fear
full scsldlng
CHARLEY ROSS AGAIN.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 30.
The shfr fl of aIke county took from
str tnge woms child positively believed
to be Charley Ross. He will be sent to
Philadelphia.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug 80.
During the orm of yesterday John G.
Heller was killed by lghtIing at North
field, and young man named Lake at Mar
shall.
SCANDAL AND SUICIDE.
MONTREAL, Aug. 80.
The suicide of Emily Burns occasions a
sensational scandal duplicating promi-
nent merchaLt.
BAD BAT.
UNION SPRINGS, Ala, Aug. 80.
A youth named Baugh, in an al creation,
hit C, mrade Named Vaughn fatal blow
with base ball bat YES erd1y.
ANOTHER PAEmoIDE.
New YoRK Aug 30.
John Messntr, aged 42, vas fatally
stabbed W tn a chi,tl this m, rling by his
b oin,r Carl, at Schrel kmep'S furniture
fact ry, where ihe la,ier was employed
The muir LEI or va .rr pted.
HEAVY FORGBRIEs IN CUBA.
NLw YORK Aug 80
A H,vsnl letter n,r, ates the operations
of ga 6 Of 10 gers ,elling small certified
gold checks. Checks raised to large
am UNITS eau ed rsnc. The forgero re-
alizsd 81 % QUO and es al cd.
EIGHT CHILDRrN LEFT FATHKRLEss.
New York, Aug. 30.
Michael Long of Newark, after weeks
deba ch, took a fatal dose of laudanum
yesterday, leaving eight children.
KILLED BY A sCAFF0LD.
MONTREAL, Aug. 80.
BY the fall of &c ffIld at the girls
high school yesterday, Two laborers were
precipita cd 60 feet and XII ed
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Appointed.
WAsHINGToN, Al

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80
Judge Sloonoker of Lo sia has been
appo ted special age in the internal
rev, nue. fiji Q.
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More Troops for the Indian Country.

AbHIN II aug.
The third regim o. in MT y Las been
ordered to Mont ma with lay. is
now on duty at Scran oi Pittsburgh and
Wilkesbarre
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press
The Rock Island Accident

NEw YORK, Aug. 0O.
The Times Des Molnts special says the
acciden: on the Rock island railroad was
caused by lain undermining a very strong
culvert. A large bridge mile west was
also washed out. Had the train crossed
the culvert it would have been wrecked at
the bridge, and none would probably have
escaped.
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IDENTIFIED.

BosToN, Aug. 30.
The man found dead at Nantasket beach
has been iden fled as john Clark Of Ar
lington, Mass The affair is still unex-
planned. Foul play suspected.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Hew York Stock and MONEY! Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. &c

GOLD quoted at lO4lI.
MONEY quoted AT .,
GOVERNMENT BONDS tirm.
RhiTPoan an M eroiIV Arm
STOU ks opt ned rong ana clos' weak.
rhe following are Une quota ons:
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NO.2 white at 94c: New York
=, Sew YORK whir at Ss !;
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Crimes and Casual les.
SUICIDE.

STRATFoRT, Ont, Aug 80.
Sunday Mrs. Anna A. Hanlon of Mil
waukee, resi- ling here with her brother,
Rev. Charles Stewart, suicided with strych-
nne; cause, insanity.
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The EasternWar.
WAsTRFI NNAibn hITACks

wAsTBFJ. AiiAOh'
VIENNA, Aug. so,
It is reported that 'ne recent displace
ment Of Mahmond Pa. wa at tne war offic'
WIS caused by his respo osibility for order
ing the wa steful and futile attack oil Ship
ka pass.
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THE TURKISH CAUSE AT SrAkE.

BUCHAREST, Aug. 30.
Interest concentrates again on Plevna,
where osman PSshs is stl ongly rch forced;
but If defeated the Turkish loss viii be IL
Dalable
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Panama ..,........liO
Union Paclflc...,,, 6aA
Lake shore & MS. 64b
Illinois Central.... OK
Cleveland & Pug. slA
ihioago q N. w. 89s
do pref.... 62I
Cleveland, q. a. c.. 32h
Y, j. CehtTal...... II
iocb Island. l0O&
dil. & ST. Paul.. 81
do pref. 67is
Fort Wayne".... o. Y
Chicago q Alton. SO
do pref. 10
Del, Lack, a Wesi 4ok
!. ID. q Q...,..... 90
Hannibal a ST. Jo. liz
central Pacitio.., ,C6A
lnion Pacific. o.....,i bh
Exchange long. s'B
DO short, ,aso
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EXCITEMENT IN GREECE.

PARIS, Aug 30
Advices from Athens sac tna' 2 700
Italians off red their services to the Gre, *
army. In Crete the agitation continue, !
Five thousand christian families have
asked permission to leave the island, tut
the government refused
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, August 2S, 1877

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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New YORK. Aug 80.
The Times Chicago special says the
state savings bank failure was caused by
the mos dish nest, management. Presi-
dent Spencer had been Specializing in sub
urban real estate since 1873 with bank de-
posits on his private account.
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AND STILL ANOTHER

I7INF EHI4DI 0'"'uF TUB OVs
AS the Springfield, Athol and Northeast
ern passenger train was making flying
last night, the brakes did net held, al d the
train collded with freight train fatally
ipjuripg brakeman named Aldrich. and
seriously, If not fatally, ibjuIink Conduct
or Conklipg.
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LONDON. Aug. 80.
A correspondent at Russian headquarters
telegraphs that the losses up to Monday are
no lsss than 10 900 on both sides. g bro
va is full of wounded. 1t is rumored that
Gems. r. detsky and Demtrosky are
wounded. Bebrova has been burned by
irregulars from Rasgrad.
MORE TROOPS FOR sULEIMAN PAsHA.
ADRIANJPLR, Aus. 80
Troops are pouring to the from 5000
per day. These bsttalions come from Ba-
toum. Large Numbers of Albanian vo,Ln-
teers are arriving 10 join Suieman Pasha.
They have EXCHANGED their gus for Mar
tint Henry rifles. There will be no decisive
action at Snlpka pass until the arrival
reeufol GEM ts
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MONTREAL, Aug. 80.
The suicide of Emily Burns occasions a
sensational scandal duplicating prcmi-
nent msrchaLt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

Is II close one, indeel L. They are connected by
that wondrous elastic link, the sympathetic nerve,
v hich communicates the abnormal sensations of
the organ OF digestion TO that of thought. Now,
il digest on is disordered, the brain, being the
great focal point of the nervous system, all the
nerves in some degree affected. Tue main
cause of nervous trouble is impaired digestion,
and that is usually Produced by weakness OF the
stomach. Hosetters stomach Btters rectihes
this, and overcomes nervous debility by infusing
ncr, ased energy into The operation of the org ms
OF nutrition. Through the agency OF this benef
cent tonic not only are the nerves vitalized, but
the entire organism acquires vigor and regularity
julyls 'eodSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

by unprincipled leaders, deserving of the
most severe punishment, to bring down
the evils that want of employment and
lawlessness are sure to fasten upon them.
Had Ii not been for the aid rendered by
the government to Maryland and West
Virginia, those States might be under the
control OF the rioters, and possibly Gov
ernors Carroll and Matthews would be con-
sidering according to southern democratic
doctrines the abdication of their offices
10 permit the instalment of some OF the
chief strikers in their stead. Another
fact is worthy of consideration; had
it not been for the opposition OF the re-
publcans to the efforts of the democratic
House las. winter to destroy the army,
there would have been no adequate force
to repress promptly such riotous demon
stration as this. and the rioters might have
raised snch a storm of rebellion before
a disciplined and effective Iorce could
have been brought against them as might
cause the foundations of the government
to tremble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

| Francis Murphy says that since be began his
work, there have been $500 900 Of signatures
added to the Murphy pledge; and of these only
2per cent. have reapsed into intemperance, and
| so per cent. had become professed Christians.
Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone and new stump
speaker for female suffrage, Miss Leila E. Part
ridge, are to conduct the campaign in Colorado
this year. to secure the ratification of a eousttu-
| tional amendment con!erfing the ballot on wo-
men.
The mails last received from China state that
American cottons are now abont the only article
of that class which are fairly saleable and at
paying rates. 1t seems that the English mer-
cb IS in China pretty much have to give their
goods away. They have ruined the reputation OF
them by frauds and authorizations
The large foreign trade of California in Fl uit
and wines becomes no mystery when it is known
that the State has 500 600 fruit trees and 35 000
900 grape vines, and harvests from 3o0,000000 to
500 900 900 pounds of fruit yearly. She produces
large surplus, and foreign trade follows a
matter of course. Judging from the industrial
spirit California displays, she will one day have a
large foreign trade in manufactures from the
same reason.
babrlel Myers, the Young man oil Phllade lphla
who away like a coward when the lady he
was with, Miss Baughman, was assaulted by four
rufans, has been socially ostrscized by his for
mer companions and discharged from the store
where had been employed. This was done in
consequence of the complaints made by female
patrons of the store, who declared that they
would discontinue purchasing there unless he was
dismissed.
There was Il terrible lhundcrstor in London
on July 9TH. Three peals of thunder were heard il
quick succession at kilhurn, and a sheet of fire
flashed in the street The thoroughfare for some
distance seemed to be in flames, and material sim
liar to molten metal descended leaving behind
clinkers from inch TO six OF seven inches in
circumference. The street for a distance of fifty
yards was covered, and something like a couple Of
bushels have been picked up by persons in the
neighborhood. A child named Frost, who
was running fom one house TO another, was
struck with some of the liquid and was severely
burned. The fre-ball then struck telegraph
wire, which passed over the street, completely
burning it up for distance of five hundred yards.
For ten minutes after the fall of the thunder-bol
the whole neighborhood was envcloped in thick
blue and yellow fog.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

A PURE, RADIANT COMPLEXION is one of WON
ans greatest charms. 1t is attainable by the ds
ly use of GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP, which remove:
blemishes of the skin, cuticular ailments of every
description, and is an admirable disnfectant
Sold by all druggists. HILLS HAIR AND WHIs
KER DYE, Black or Brown, so cents
june27tS W limo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
GENERAL Ne US.

The summer of 1877 promises to be great frui
season.
The German letter carriers are to be armed with
swords.
The n. Y. Herald thinks Gen. Mcclellan vii
reach watering place by Christmas.
Secretary Sherman says that by the new loan
he has saved the country 81 100000 in interes
alone per year,
There is more camping out than usual in tho
Adirondack and Maine woods this summer.
About every European steamer at New York j:
loaded with corn, and freight now is engaged
months ahead.
Germany still refuses to have any official rela.
ton with the French Exposition. 1t is the only
nation that fatty declines to be represented.
1t is stated that in the fourteen years ending
with 1879 the number of visitors to the Central
Park, n. y, was l25. .945670.
In n. Y large number of mortgages are be-
ing reduced from seven and six per cent. TO five
and some as low as four. Getting down to hard
pan.
/ The Rev Joseph Cook is well-paid preacher
lie will put into his purse five hundred dollars foI
going from Boston to preach at Lake Bluff, Chi
eago.
The oil production of Western Pennsylvania
for June was about $1,000 barrels daily average,
and the daily shipment about 40 600 barrels. This
shows decrease in stock at the wells of 2T0, ,000
barrels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

For whining the teeth, all who've used it de-
clare,
That with SOZODONT naught upon earth can
compare.
just try it, my friend for a short time and you
VIII admit that this verdict is perfectly true.
julylS-t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24

Adamson's Botanic Balsam has gained repu-
tation which places it in the front ranks of curs
tive agents. 1t has been in the market but about
four years. 1t is now recommended by the best
physicians because it cures every time. Price 80
cents. julyl8-t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by certain class OF
citizens, who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured, but
we are pleased to say that Green's August Flow
er has never, TO our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its forms,
such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick headache
palpitaton Of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c.
Out of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year, not a
single failure was reported, but thousands of com
plimentary letters received from Druggists OF
wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it, Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
lar Size - cents. For sale by all druggists.
mayll- teod&wtf
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in ! world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia a Liver Com.
plant.
More than seventy.fve per cent. the people
in the United States are afflicted with these two
disease and their effects: such as Sour Stomach
Sick Headache, lIabitual Costvene.s, Palpitation
of the Heart heartburn, Water-brash gnawing
and burning pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yel-
low Skin, Coated Tongue and dissgreeable taste
in the mouth, coming up OF food after eating low
spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist and get IS ct
bottle of August Flower or a Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
iuneo- -+eod,@ & wtf
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If your lungs are half wasted by cons sumption
Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery will moi
cure you, yet as a remedy for severe coughs, and
and all durable bronchial, throat and lung Office
tiols il is unsurpassed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July 23 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as 80.
WHEAT-No. spring. l 40 al45 cash / 39-a
3S-; July ld4 August IA No. 3. | ls-s- (;
a0 90; rejected, 30 IA
CORN-No. , mixed, 49, sash Ak Aug, AZ,
Sept. 40ia.
OATS $3.50. cash. S31.c July; 3OA August.
RYE-No. =, Gle.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, 60 ad5c.
PORK - Cash, IL S5-al3 57s,. July, IL IS ,
August l3 ia.
LARD Cash, sa5- cash; 9I0-as Is ., July (;
August s 10 ABBY.
BULK MEATs-5houlders, 54a9<c; short rib
sides, Ia C; short clear rib, IA {.
WHISkEY-Western, o..
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July %. ls7.
Money was easy al 3-ash per cent. ON call. For.
egn exchange advanced to ts5S for bankers long
AMI ts5& a4sI- Ior ienand. cold opened at los 1.
aud closed at u.s.. Loans i%aSa2 per cent.
Customs receipts, s52s 9OG. Treasury disbursed
tl0s 0OO interest 100000 bonds. and 900 fcr
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
dRrDubIrcan County Contention.

81 H7helkepuhtean voters OF kenneDtc county are
reqtie sted 20 send delegstes'to convention to be
hai en- at A4~N 4-A
bssrassst~ Hall, Augusta, Tharsdsy, August
e1tr 70 gEe# cog 10th,
AZ eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purp"se OF nomi-
ma Ing two candidates ior senators, a candidate
FOR cJanty Cstnmissioner. candidate Cor County
: Treasurer. eandida'e for Register oil Deeds,
a randiiate tof Clerk OF Courts; and 10 transact
slI.e other business that may properly come
4 before lths eonyentivn.s Tne basis. OF repre-
sentasien WI be as follows: Every city, town
and flanlaLen viii be eatitled " one dele
sp,e, and additional delegate fol- every seventy
Hye votes cast Tor the Republican candidate Tor
C5vernor at The election OF ls.5. A fraction OF
forty votes Will be entitled 10 an addlnonal dele
gate. The cities, towns and plantations are EMIT
led to the following number Of deIegates: ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-24
Augusta Gas Light Go.

AUGUSTA July 18th, 1877.
Notice is hereby given, that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Augusta Gas Lifht
Company VIII be held at the Companys office in
Augusta on Wednesday the fret day of August
next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, for the purpose
OF fchoosing five Directors for the ensuing year and
transaetlng any other business that may properly
come before 50 Id meeing.
Per order of Directors,
3.tjuly13.20,2l CT. NORTH, Clerk,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-19

THE DUKES JAuNTING CAR.-Still
another concession. The Duke of
Connaught has sent up an Irish
jaunting-car. It's painted Il delicate
green. and we don't doubt but that
His Royal Highness can find any
number of West Briton donkeys to
draw it.
THE SECRETARY OPINIoN.-Sena-
tor Jones, of Nevada, says the opinion
of the Secretary of the Treasury is of
no more binding force than that of
any other individuyl. Yet his opin-
ion. given shape as a policy and fol-
lowed out to the end. can bring disas-
ter and ruin to q nation.
CONSPIRACY To BLOW Up THE SUEz
CANAL.-The word which comes from
Alexandria. Egypt. that 1.-THE report
recently published of the conspi-ac
to blow up the Suez canal was based on
authentic information, leads us to
think that there must be some
skirmishers from Russia out in that
direction.
THE ELECTION IN DUNGARyAN.-
Only 251 votes cast at the election for
an NJ. 7. from Dungarvan recently.
and we are hopeful that the smallness
of the vote indicates the inauguration
of a policy of Indifference rs to what