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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-03
THE EASTERN WAR.
PREPARING FOR WINTER QUAR.
TIERS. Ha' m

VIENNA. October 2. Only eight hundred rifles
were sezsed in Transylvana. The projected raid
into koumania was scheme Of . few enthusiasts
and adventurers. 1874 eIa
CoNsrASTINoPLE, October 2. Mounksar
Pasha leIeRrspbs that eight Russian battalions
with cavalry and artillery, attacked his rear guard
at Nschjorsn, Monday. The Russians after i've
hours fighting were repuls ed with loss Of Tour
hundred killed. -Four battalions of Russian in
fAntry and three regiments Of cavalry, Who d the
same time attempted to create . diversion BY At
lacking the Turkish right, were al=o repulsed.
BUCHAREST, October 2. Two hundred Turks
have crossed by pontoon bridge to Kalarsch
from Siistrian. If 70
The Russian achievements continue crossing
the Sereth into Wallachia
The Russians have ordered contractors to con-
strnct three hundred kilometres, about one humid
red and eighty-six miles. of railway in Bulgaria,
to build huts for one hundred and ffty tho0sand
men, and hospitals for fifteen thousand. q din
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Drowned.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Railroad Rioters,

READING. October 2. The trial of the railroad
rioters began to day. The Court House was most
deDsey crowded. True bills were found against
the defendants, who are some forty in number.
Miners.
WILKEsBARRE, October2. The miners of the
Riverside Coal Company, accepted ten per cent.
advance. All colleries In that company commeIc-
ed to-day.
DemOnstra ion.
The leaders Harrison and Bovey of the strikers
reached here yesterday, having been released on
bail. They were met by five hundred miners, and
IN great procession escorted to Dins's Grove
where Harrison and Bovey made speeches, coun-
selling moderation and urging the miners TO re-
turn to work: There was great satisfaction shown
by the miners at the release OF these two men,
and they have all gone to work to day under their
agreement with President Parrish. Some twelve
mines and slopes are going into operation.
Death.
Richard Hayes, President of the Iron City Ma
tional Bank Of Pntsburg. died this morning, aged
Frauds.
General j. S. Negley of Pennsylvania, indicted
with Witowski and other, charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government. gave bail to-day for
trial.
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Gamhetta to-day formally lodged an appeal
against the sentence passed upon him By The CIR
rectional tribunal. The appeal will probably be
heard the beginning of next week IA 2 ~
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TEXAS.
N exican Affairs.

GALVESTON, October 2. There is no truth in
the reports telegrapbed from the Rio Grande yes-
terday, that Skaters and Bulls command had
met with disaster in Mexico. Both commands
have returned to the American side Of the river
without any loss. The expedition was unsuccess-
full. owing to the fact that the Indians had been
warned of Bulls pursuit, and escaped. Twelve
horses and two mules which had been stolen from
the American side of the river were recsptured.
small body of Mexican cavalry kept upon the
trail, and in sight Of the command, during the
march from San Diego river to the Rio Grsnde,
but made no offensive demonstrations.
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NORWAY.
FAIR.

NORWAY October 2. The Oxford county agri.
cultural fair opened this afternoon with a very
large display of stock, fruit, toilet and fancy ari
Giles, manufacturers and dairy productions. The
races resulted as follows; Two years old colts.
half ml'e heats, won by Chas. Youngs Joel S. !;
time, 2.08, 2.03, 800. Three years old colts, by
L. NJ. Thayer's b. m; time, 40. l.2l, 100. Four
years old colts, five entries, mile heats, p. A. Jor-
dams b. s. King Wallace lst; F. E. Crookers C.
<. Little Decker, ID; A. F. Warren's b. g. Jack
Fo.et, Sd. Time, 3 90, 3.05, 1902.
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CoNsrANTISoPLE. October2. The sultan has
conferred the title Of Ghasi (Conquer) on Osnan
Pasha and Mounkhtar Pasha. -f
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The milliners are beginning to talk up fall and
winter millinery. As is the case with mems hats,
manufacturers are now making women's hats af
ter styles Of their own devisng instead OF taking
their cue from across the water, of old, and
they do IS we'll or even better than formerly. The
tall opens with many varieties, some two hundred
in number, mostly iu Canton, Milan and French
chip straws in popular colors, and costing from
thirty-fve cents to SO, without, of course, trim
ming. A high, square crown is tie favorite, with
the brim of any size and in any shape to suit the
wearer. The late fall and winter cloth and felt
hats will be Of styles similar to the fall as manu-
facturers will use the same dies.
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APECIAL NOTICE,

I'IE Joint Sanding Committee on Accounts will
L meet AT the office of CITY Treasurer, on the
Thursday preceding the first Saturday of each
month, AT O'Clock r. NJ, TO examine all bills which
may be presented against the city, and make up
the monthly Roll of Accounts, As provided by city
ordinances All persons having ju It claims against
the city Ill leave them at the Office OF the CITY
Treasurer. All bills 20 lett on before W ednes-
day preceding the first saturday in each month
Will be audited for the Roll of Accounts, made up
ON the following day; ali LEFT or presented after
that time will be laid aside Tor the next Roll of
Accounts. This rule viii be rigidly enforced, snd
ali PRISONS having accounts against the CITY will
govern themselves accordingly. All persons pre-
senting claims against the city, must be prepared
to verify the same by oath or affirmation, il re-.
CURED by any member of the Committee VS. pro.
vided by chap. IA OF the public laws of 1877.
20. VICKERY, Joint Standing
ERASTUS HASKELL.
LENDALL ri FCOMB, ComLiittee
W. H. BROOKS,
j. ii. CHANDLER, On Accounts,
Augusta, March IS, 1871. If
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NJ airline News.

Schooner Chase, lngraham, from Rockland for
New York, before reported ashore at Nantucket,
has been hauled off after discharging fifty barrels
lime, and was taken to Edgartown the 9th.
Schooner Seth W. Smith of Calais, from Perth
Am5oy for st. John with cargo of bricks,
sprung leak on Saturday off the South shoal,
and bore up for Vineyard sound. In running in
she was set ashore by the tide on Hedge Fence
shoal. She was got off Monday night by revenue
steamer Samuel Dexter, and lowed to Gloucester
port. She is now eabing two thousand stroke.
per hour.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Eenurbef duuraai.
PORTLAND.
Identified

Identified
PORTLAND, October 2. Andrew Connors OF
Dedham, Mass. identifies Eli Phillips, the old SOL
der thief arrested here last Saturday, AS the man
who stole his bay horse and buggy.
Annual Report.
The annual report Of the Maine General Hospi
tai shows $50 patients during the year. at net
weekly cost of So 81 for each. The expenditures
exceed the receipts IS, li7, the whole expense be.
ing Sl3,096. Eighty have recovered, ten died
Forty patients were from Portland aud the rest
from outside places.
John B. Brown was elected President, +. II,
Gerrish, Sec'y; ii. n. Jose and w. w. Thomas,
Directors for three years; S. I. Dana, J. b.
Brown, S. Z. Spring. w. l.. Putnam, and ). II.
Tewksbury, Standing Committee.
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1t appears by the clerks returns received at the
State House, that Hon. P. p. Burleigh, republican
candidate for Senator in Aroostook county, is de-
feated. and that Hon. Edmund Madigsn is elected
by about rs majority. This result is due to the
returns from the Madawaska District, where it is
said the voting was kept up for q week This would
seem to be no joke, as the vote thrown in that
district is larger than was thrown Presidential
year. 1t is evident that the democrats there
haven't forgot their old tricks Outside Of the
Madawaska district, Mr.. Burleigh is ahead of Mr..
Ma iigan by 500 votes.
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North VassalbOrO' Locals.

North Vassalb0rO' Locals. f4rf 70
Last Monday the Vassalboro' Wooden Mills
shut down again for repairs, one of the steps get
ting ont Of place. II will take three or four days
to get repaired up again. 1t gives the help, who
are undsr cover 50 much, an opportunity to enjoy
this splendid weather, also to prepare for the com
ing cold winter. rl
y The Oldest Inhabitants say they never expert
enced so warm and pleasant September as the
one just closed. 3fi it I~tt
Mr.. JET Plummer is raising his house half
story.''o
temperance concert was given at the Baptist
church last Sunday evening, which was we'll re-
ceived by full house.
Next Saturday evening the officers elect of Vas
salboro' Lodge to be installed in the presence
Of their ladies and friends, to be followed by
supper and social time at Citizens Hall.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAns.

James r. Hawkins colored, was sentenced to
death, at Baltimore, Saturday, for outrage on
young white girl.
George X. Clark of Chicago, real estate mau,
is bankrupt. Liabilities 8300, 900; assets not de-
termined.
Alfred II. wyant, constable Of Washington,
Conn, WAS probably fatally shot in the right lung
yesterday, by tramp.
The 6Sth annual meeting Of the American board
of commissioners of foreign missions, vas com.
menccd At Providence to-day The attendance
was very large.
jules Simon is seriously i'll.
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We learn with pleasure that Mr.. flanagan has
again returned to this city to reorganize his Or
chestra for the fall and winter His labors
for the past two years to maintain frst-class
orchestra here have been eminently successful, as
all lovers of good music who have had the oppor-
tunty Of listening to the concerts Of the orchestra
and dance music will cheerfully testify. 1t is in-
tended that the organization as constituted for
this winter. shall be superior to any we have ever
had. Any information may be had by applying
to D. J. flanagan. leader. or Allen Partridge,
agent.
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Boston stock List.
fsales at the Brokers' Board.I
Chicago Produce market.

chicago, OctobcFz. ItU.
FLOUR-Extra spring t8 1sa5 50. "a
WHEAT-No.2 spring, 1lOka--i eAah: 1o6xa
1857 October; 102--il02x November; Ne. los5Is;
CORN-No. mixed, Az: sash AK: Oct, AK;
Nov, Az.
OATS 2skc cash: 2aso Oct; asx Nov. 4
RYE-No. 2, Sc.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, a59-c. f"N
PORK Cash, IA 25-ai4 Az, Sept, l377
Oct, IL 85-.
LARD Cash SIS cash; sIo-ss Is :, Oct;
Nov. S7ha. ,-a -.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, exaO-c; short rib
sides, sfal-c.; short clear rib, s,Sa Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I o.. eaH
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, NO.; wheat do,
tkc. : - -
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KENNEBEC C0UNTI-Is Probafe coovf. at
augusta, the fourth Nosdsv Of Septss.Ser. is77,
u

KENNEBEC COUNTI-In FroAate Co1vf. af
augusta on the fourth Aosdsv Of Septss.Ser. 1871,
DOSANNA v. WENTWORTH, guardian OF vii.
Ii lard ii. Wentworth OF Winthrop, in ssid
County, minor having petitoned for license 10 sell
at public auction or private sale, the foiiowing real
estate OF said ward. the psOceeds 70 be placed on
tain lot Of land, situated in said Winthrop and
bounded As follows: On the north by Readdeld
town line; ON the east BY land Of James sesigiey;
on the solth by the road leading srOa R0sanna v.
Wentworth's dwelling house to the main road. and
on the west by land OF Thomas 8. Jacks0n. Also
lot OF land used burial ground. ALSO one
hall Of dwelling house situated near the hrst des
cribed lot: Ha.
ORDERED That notice thereof b. givea three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior 70 the nth h0aday OF
October next in the kcnnebec Journal. = newspaper
printed In Augusta, that all pers0ns Interested may
attend at . Court Of Probate then 70 be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, II sny,w he prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
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Court Matters.

BIDDEFoRD, October 2. la the supreme court
at Alfred to-day, the case of Hall VS.. Alemannia
Insurance Company, was on trial. The plaintiff
claimed five hundred on policy issued by the
defendant company. Verdict for plaintiff of two
hundred and thirteen dollars.
Ebcn Todd for receiving stolen goods, got two
years in the State prison.
Aleck Patterson, for assault with intent k i'll, got
eighteen months in State prison.
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WASHINGTON.
EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, October 2. Our consul at Liver.
pool recommends Americans to export turkeys
and chickens TO England.
The consul at Leeds, after reviewing the pro.
cess OF preparing skins for export says there Is no
reason why the United States should not supply
its home demand for leather and England also.
Visitors.
There was large number of visitors at the ex-
ecutive mansion to day, idcludpg several mem
bers of Congress. General Crook had an inter-
view with the President.
Personal.
A telegram from General Sherman, dated Port
land. Oregon, October LIST, announces his arrival
from Puget Sound He starts for San Francisco,
overland, to-day. 'hr
The Border Troubles.
The cabinet session to-day was short The gen
eral conversation was in relation to Mexican af-
fairs but no Official information was received
concerning the late reported trouble on the X 10
Grande.
President Hayes.
The President remarked to day that for what he
had seen during his late trip South, he believed
the whites were really anxious to accord to the
colored people their full civic and political rights
and his "Trip had strengthened him in the convic-
tion that his Southern policy would rebound
greatly to the interest of the blacks in whose
welfare he always felt and should continue to feel
the deepest interest. The President also stated
that he had lately received renewed assurances
from leading republicans, of support in his South
ern policy.
Treasury Department.
1t is stated at the treasury department that the
reason why all the four per cent bonds do not APP
pear upon the debt statement though actually sold
and issued, is because the sos to be paid for
W 18th the proceeds of the four per cents. are not
yet due though called.
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H. M. Packard having purchased the old home
stead on Main street, occupied by Mrs. Haywood,
lately deceased, is about erecting a fine brick
block, the basement of which will be used for a
store. L. P. Moody moves the old building away
for tenement. There has been fair degree of
improvement here this season. Samuel Noyes
has built fine stand, and Moses Bailey and Jas.
Buker have built nice barns.
The vendors of the ardent are being pressed to
the last ditch, thanks to the Reform Club and the
efficient Deputy Sheriff, A. c. Carr.
Lyceum No. begins the fall campaign on the
9th inst, and we expect that the organization for
the coming fall and winter will be fully equal to
the past.
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STATE NEWS.

The farmhouse of Nathan jackson of New Port
land was destroyed BY FIRE last Saturday night,
together W it'll most of its contents. Insured.
The total amount of lumber surveyed ct the
port of Bangor, from January LIST, 1877, to Oct
time, IS. $50, 1913; in 1873. ll4.45l.s7l.r
A family of eleven persons left Bangor for San
Francisco, Monday evening.
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Democratic Convention.

CHICAGO, October 2. The Times st. Paul
special says the democratic state convention met
to-day, with an unusually full attendance. The
committee ON resolutions submitted majority and
minority reports which caused considerable dis
cussion. The majority report yielded little to
the greenback and labor convention, where the
candidate for governor. Banning. was nom mated.
The minority report was stitfly conservative and
adamantine on the money question.
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u. s. Marshal's Office.
PORTLAND. Oct. III, 1877.

PORTLAND Oct. III, 1877.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
lHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the first
L day OF October A. ID. 1877, Warrant in BANG
ruptcy was issued against the Estates of Thomas
NJ. Weston and John Wellmau If Winthrop in
the County of Kennebec, and State of Maine, who
have been adJudged Bankrusts individually and
members of the d IN OF j. l.. Wellman h Co.. on
their own Petition, filed in the District
Court for said District, June 18th, A. ID. 1871;
that the payment of any debts, and delivery
of any property belonging To said Bankrupts,
to them, for their use and the transfer of any
proprrtv by them forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors OF the said Bankrupts to
prove their debts and TO choose one or more AS
signees of their Estates. will he held Court of
Bankruptcy, to ne holden at tue Court House in
Augusta, IN said District, before John W. May,
Esq, Register on the twt nty.second day of Octo
Der, A. d. 1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
S. 5. MARBLE,
U. S. Marshal, as Me- senger, for said District.
oct3&I 10 law
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Political.

TOPEKA. October 2. The republican state CEN
trail committee to-day, decided not to call State
Convention, but to put in q nomination for chief
ham, Hon. A. ii. Horton, who now fills the DO 81
ton by appointment, and also places in nomins-
ton for Lieut.. Governor, l.. A. Humphreys.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Court Matters.

SPRINGFIELD, October 2. William E. Mon
tague, manager of the Hampton Card Company
was held IN twenty five hundred dollars TO day for
examination on charge of raising a note from
81 500 to SIC. 800.
DefalcatiOn.
LAWRENCE, October 2. The rumor that Geo.
X Waterman, trusted clerk and assistant pay
master in the Pacific Mills, was an embezzler to
large amount, proves to be sustained by facts
His accounts are now be ing investigated and his
stocks and other property have been attached to
the amount of $4,000. His defacation will not
exceed $50 900. Waterman offers to make good
the amount of the deialcaions and the offer will
probably be accepted and the case kept from the
courts.
Drowned.
BosToN, October 2. James Qunlan aged for
ty Years, accidentally fell from the wharf in
Chalestown, last evening, and was drowned.
ki,led.
Patrick Lafey, aged thirty years, fell under q
freight tian last evening, at Milton Lower Mills
ON the Old Colony road, and was killed.
Fire.
Two buildings in Ashland, owned by S. F.
Woodbury., and occupied as stores, offices, &c,
were burned this morning. Loss on stock, the
buiid, ETC., 81, 600; insured two-thirds
tni Accident.
A ten year old son of Lawrence Masterson OF
Waterford, was struck by locomotive the
Worcester railroad this afternoon, and probay IA
tally hurt.
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BASE BALL.

At Providence-Lowells 4. Rhode Islands 8.
At Rochester Crickets 10, Stars 10.
At ST. Louis-Louisvilles 3, st. Louis 0.
AT Milwsnkees 3. Buffslos g..
Az l.ondon--Tecumsehs 8, Alleghanies Of Pitts
burg
AT Chicago-Chicagos Is. Cincinnatis l.
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Personal.

Hon. E. c. Burleigh, Land Agent. has returned
to his Office at the State House. He has been az
ficted with bilious fever, which confined him to
his house for three weeks. He is daily growing
10 strength, and will soon tip the scales at the
usual point.
With the other young men from the Augusta
high school, Mr.. Herbert L. johnson has entered
the present Freshman class at Bowdon College.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


CONCORD, October 2. The annual meeting of
the New Hampshire Pharmaceutical Association
was held here to-day.
Robbery.
NEwBURYPoRT, October 2. Samuel Fogg of
Hampton, intoxicated, was robbed of his wallet
last night, by Patrick Cushman. Fogg after
wards was Kicked up with a savings bank book to
the value of S50S3, which the robber didn't OBJ
serve. Cushman was arrested, the money recov-
cred, and he bound to answer at superior court
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MACIIIAS.
Court Matters,

MAcHIls, October 2. The supreme Judicial
court, Judge Appleton presiding, commenced ITS
October term here to-day. The criminal docket
promises to be quite largely Some important
civil cases are marked for trial. The term will
continue about two weeks
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The bright light observed by our citizens on
Monday night, between nine and ten O'Clock, was
caused by the burning of . barn, on the river
road in Sidney, belonging to Mr.. Jere Thayer.
The barn with its contents, consisting of the sea-
sons crops, hay farming tools, several hogs, and
two horses, were entirely consumed. Insured.
We have not learned the cause of the fire.
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How sweet Il the Month

nerfumed with the aromatic sOZODoNT! How
white are the teeth that have been polished with
iii The driven snow il not more immaculate
than worries upon which it has been used. No
tooth wash or powder approaches it in efficacy.
oct3-teod&wlw
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Mr. ]. c. Dearborn Of this city, was yesterday
forenoon digging in the water pipe trench on Wa
ter street, when the earth caved in, burying him
up to his waist. He was soon extrlcated from his
position. The stone and gravel had scraped the
skin from his limbs, which were badly bruised,
but NO bones were broken. lie was fortunate to
escape thus.
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couple Of nostrum highwaymen, in Portland,
started out the other day, with the evil intention
Of defacing walls. defling fences and buildings.
with quack medicine advertisements; and what
happened to them' Some calamity, certainly, as
they richly deserved to be punished. One had his
overcoat stolen, and the other had to draw his re-
volverto keep of little boy whom he supposed
was intending to horsewhip him
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GEORGIA..
Yellow Fever,

NEW YORK. October 2. The disease ct Port
Royal is believed to be yellow fever. The Au-
gusts city council have established quaran tine
against Port Royal The mayor of Port Royal
has telegraphed to Savannah for nurses. One
physician and three nurses were sent to day.
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The Bohemian Glass Blowers are exhibiting in
North's store, on Water street. Every one who
attends receives present. made by the original
Woodroffe Brothers. The showing at the window
and also on the inside are wonderfully beautiful.
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CUMBERLAND CENTRE.


PORTLAND, October 2. The Cumberland Gen.
tire Farmers Club opened their annual fair to day.
There was a fair display Of stock and vegetables.
The fair continues through to morrow.
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Dteb.

In this city Sept. 81 tn, Russell II. Il ed, aged 81
years, 3months days.
ln Alma, Sept 2ilh Amos Pea :lee, aged IS yrs !;
Sept. 9Th Capt DAME. McCobb.
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Bo~doin College commences the new year with
fifty five in the Freshman Glass; and an addition Of
five to the upper classes.