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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Al the following GeS-
cribe | real estate situate
lying and being III the
county OF wood an STATE
Of wis to-wit: lot , ia
* l. on lot I Of see y t
y nr6 G ia kiiuc's un7e-
corded addition to the
village OF Grand Rapids,
the >aii lots between the
lots Owned by L IL Tick
uer on the north and the
iD1s of Mrs Brewer on
the $ formerly known as
the Ben Wa kcr lot
4 part OF tract'l lot l
see LII , nr6 e situaTe
in the ely of Grand
Rapids, county If w0, d,
sta e o wis ir>crlbe as
follows fo-wit: co.a'g at
a po.ut 81 IL s and 50 #
" from the CT 30 t lie
tween sec $ ans II 6 - n
no { thence " 1875 # 5 liz
# e l35 fl Il 1U2 it tG place
OF beg J being those lots
occupied by said Mrs
Brewer as a homestead
All that part of fract'I
lot | se.l7t22 mr. 6 east
iniue lately adioi!ting
On h. 5 the last describ-
g tract more Particular
~ described rs follows,
t0-WIt c3in g a a point
30 Fl II and 50 # W Of the
$ g cor OF frac I lot ! sec
.I7t22 n r6 G thcneenIt2
It thence Wis fl themes
: Io2 4 thence G l35 fl to
place of bcEg the same
being more commonly
<aown as the Anna G
rurubuII lots.
AfIthlt certain part Of
f~act'I 10, / sccI7t % ii +
s @ situate in the ely of
,3ra4d RAPIDS county of
wood and state Of wis
lasc, ihes! as follows to-
xii com'r ri = point
lass fl ana IG5 Fl W Of
| The ar post between sec 8
ana IL = y : 6 G run
! thence from sai , starring
! naiat fl " 49, fl II 81
! T. q I21 ~ Mae. of beg'r
~ fhaf certain tract
oc,a1 sitrs+n Iyinc ami
~" infI. rigvof Grand
p III countv Of wood
ani sat IF VII, more
particularly described >
I follows, wit: CONS at
a poin 80 fl $ and l53
" af,{,e Sc corner Of the
50 If NV Of see l. t
- = p 6 = run thence = 100
! + thence W I4g fl thence
II 100 Fl thence e TO # to
! place of beginning. the
[ Sai! tract being that va
can't snace between the
/ iats IF II p Chase and
! JT,,.,nk RaIancer contain
| 49, no Io+- n nv 100
, = - -,
II a. IN ! y IT. oo,+o;, troot
| !. - sft,-a ~ %, IN M
div ~ ;.rand Ra.,ids.
-, or ,TonI anj sta q
e''li' , =: III a. ol
" W. w - - - =. ~
lows, t - q y Co1 ~ aGo o. = =
Ioiht ota | tl' : o o. 2 :, v '. = !
we ne cor -, - = :. d ~ u y, y !,
- sec :. - - .. 100 = : : =
c he u y ia 9o g e. a. u IL :. = : :
o. II ; ~ ~ ~ IT, / in4 80 30
~ gu .. . IL. III ~ ~
: HA ab' II ana 'tiiiS AIS
| lot occupied by said NJ
! Anderson as 4 home
stead
All that certain pa:t Of
the Sc 1 Of NV ! sec ! I
- n / s situate lying
/ AMI being in the city OF
/ Grand RAM ), county OF
weed aud state of wis.
! more particu!ariy dis
! cribeI ss fellows. tO-wit:
/ com O at q point $50 Fl $
ana $50 fl " Of ne corner
Of So 1 o. NV 4 of see II
22nrfe run thence "
/ 80 thence n 81 Fl c 81 Fl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Part 81 # OF end lot
q block @
Lot g
Part s. Fl ouw en- iof
block 9
Part59ft ofw end lot
block 9.
Lot 4 b ocll 8
Par. I-0 fc off W end lot
Blk g
Part % # of z end l0c
, ok g
Part 100 # ead lot
6 BIZ g
Part 80 # off c end lot
6 Blk 9
Part 80 # Of c end lot
: Blk g
Part 100 It OF weni lot
b K y
P-rt IL Tot 1 bt y
" W. lot 1 ok Il
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
beEinaReHt Tay.Iist.
Urea urcr's Office. Wood
County, u isconsin, April
. 10

Tree urcr's Office. Wood
Comfy, u iscOrsin, April
2, ISIS.
No4iee5s hereby given
that the following le,-
cribe ! lands have been
returned BY the Treas
urer ard city Mar, halls
OF the several Towns ant
Cities Of said county, for
deIiAauent taxes on the
SAM fer the year 1871
aud tina 80 IlUch ofcach
tract Or parcel Of Ian /
herein described, az may
be neee .s3ry Tor tha per
pose. wiIf on the second
TUESDAY Of Nav being
the 1lth day o. May A.
D. 1873, and next sue
cee9ing DAYS. be sold
by ne at public au ton.
at my Office In the city Gf
Grand Rapids. for the
payment Of taxes. inter-
est and charges thereon,
unless said taxes. inter
aSf and charges Thereon
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

corde | in book IN Of
deeds page page $50
! Wood Go records. Is
Tract south "f Wis
consin River being in
nw4 sec II. , , s, as re-
corded. see record. 10
Lot 3. block l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

back from the said ST
129f. Mt right angles Wi b
sal st thence 5 v p3sal-
lei with said st 103 feet
thence 10 rhe starting
aiat 12) Il beiu- Il lot
100 IT # on the 0pp9-
site s.se Of the st from
the r tbiin House.
All that certain tract
Of Ian lying IN the city
Of Grand Rauids wood
county wis de crI5eI as
follows t0-wi5: cOmmea-
cling 4 point 55S feet :
~ % Fl wof tho ct post
between see Sand II { -
mr. 8 Z thence : ~ feet
thence v 2-0 fl thence n
IG2 It thence east 2I0 to
! place Of beginning
4 part Of frtct'l lot l
. sec Il { 22nr6 e in WOO
com = wis described as
follows :o-Yit: common
cling % t " Of the or 20 {
between sec : ami lit 2
mrs e run thence.s Il2 Il
thence west 1872 feet,
thence north Il2 fes
( thence e l)2 # to place
# beginning
HI thar certain piece
! or parcel of land situate
yiDg I'D being il II :
/ city Of t5raaf Rapids
! wood county wis on frac-
| iuu4i lot one sec II I .
/ b r IS q more rlrticu!a )
| described as follows to-
1 Wit: c9!n z at a point Oh
| l4laa J 5y Running G51 f!
$ an I 80 It " from the g.
/ post on the see line be-
/ tween sec 3 and lin said
| ~ and range thence frOr,
( artinS point V 10 fl
thence s 1902 II thence. {
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11
OF 3 Block 80

Lot 3 Block 50
S 90 all ex-
eept = str: p l f 8 in of
sw side
Lot :. Block 9
All the following real
estate situate in the 60
of wood and state Of W ;
to W.T.: eine a part Of
lot ) : Is I , n 6 e in
the city # Gran Rapi !
AMI lying on the highway
kn0 5Yu : II ga taiG the
south We-Js:Iy eaSioa
thereof, nd 4 join n on
the sY tie laid hereto
fore conveyed by deed
lated Nav 81. 1871. to
Jere D. Titter and
| bounded on the north
=aster'y side by the Ian I
/ so conveyed to Jere ID
/ Witter and on the : east
| erly by sail extcn ION OF
| High st a listInca OF 21Q
# on said st and on the
; westerly 81 le by q line
irawn at right angles TO
said extension Of IiiSh
street and extending n
westerly to thu highway
J known a : the extension
( Of front st and on the !
westerly side by said ex,
tension of front st s2i5
( land having ? frontage
on the extension Of both
front and high streets ..
go # each.
All hose portions :
fract'I ,oc : $ IS - mr.
e situate IN the city o
Grand Rapids wood c.
| an | sta : of wis VIII
are not in eludel in the
re orded plat of Nesv-i
1k2 addition 20 Ggnt
Ra lis an ! which ha
not been herctnfn~ So
or conveyed absolutely
| by the said Geo Neeye:
to other parties and ii,
conveyance thereof OF
record containing in al
about 20 acres be The
n n v more ~ let.ey
All Of tract lot 6 in
Is /; p RS e said trac
Of land being situate il
the city Of (+ran 1 R&pi /
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

nw& as recorded in
Book "k" of deeds.
page IL Wood CO. rec
Or,iS {
Part oF ne of nw4
Il recorded in book
Of ieeis. page 2j5
Mood n, -aac~.I- (
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

v 30 fin 102 & e 30 # 5
l 2 f 20 place Of begin
ming.
40 another tract in
said : II aforesaid com
.nencing At a point III II
due n OF ne co mr. Of
the land above desert 81
thence " i3j fl I 50 It G
ID 4 5 i5jTJ 10 place Of
BEGINNING cen aiming in
all : las Skies I each.
Acsrtain lract of Ianl
81 -uate in wood CO state
Of wis beng Z part OF
NV sc ; i7t22 s e deS-
eribe | as follows ID wit:
commencing At : point
on the : eIge Of the Or
/ line "O4 | rs f; Il aud 81
/ Fl c OF the SyE corner OF
L ! NV So 81 [ y Il T 8 e
! running thence due (
I 21J # II l02 ftw 30 It ;
/ l02 # to place Of begin
ming containing in all !
/ lots 5IXI35 ii each.
All that certain trac
Of land situate in Voc.
co, wis, being 4 part Of
NV Sc 5 Il [ Pm + 8 {
! described as follows to
wit: commencing at a
| point On tbs { { ise of or
line road 535ft 4 and 81
/ fl G Of SIT corner of WI
NV Sc : lTt2& nr 3 run
ming thence due e 49, ii
| n 10 Il - I55 fl % edge
| II sai1 hi-Anay thence :
It'2 Ito place of begin
nin- containing , lots
| 51x135 fl each and being
he ,o.S u~si aud oceu-
| pie by sal Jno I Mil
| Ter a q HOMESTEAD.
/ All the following des,
crihcd real eGtate lying
and being within the
present city limits OF the
city oTGraud i;&pids wood
co stale of wis TO wit:
commencing ST the ne
corner Of 2 certain pie, (
of land conveyed by i i
! WnsHnpI an wife TO Alb.
ner Atwood b. yv4rrc. 1T
iced dated Get -, 1877
andreco-ded i'll the office
Of register ol deeds c.
wood co Ill book k c.
leeds oE pas is run.
ming ( encS due c 15J Fl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

All Of iract'. lot 6 in ;
Is ; p u RS e said tract
Of land being situate in
the city Of (+ran 1 R&pi Is
wood CO and state Of w!s
JoSe her with the Mill
property ana other i'm
pr0yements thereon con
tanning - 4D-lOJ acres Of
lind recording to gov
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

situate IN wood co and
state of wis describe | a.
follows to V {: c0mmen :
ingat g point 426 ! L m !
$50 I'll e Of sw cor Cfnl-2 of
NV sw of : II I p Il r 8 e
running thence due G l55
w5Ift " l35 # 5 u It to
place of beginning con
tanning one lot 5lXl35 it.
A part CT the NV Sc :
lit 22nrG e situate IN
wood co, wis. and des-
cri bed as follows TO wit:
commencing at a point
80 It due Ofthe Sc cor
ner of Wiz NV Sc 5 II t
- nr6 G running thence
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Part SC Il of " end lot
: block
Part u It off " end lot
block
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27

Mrs. Mary Dorgan. aged 20 years. died
on Saturday morning last. Of typhoid fever
a. was reported. The funeral Was appoint
ed for Monday morning, bet before that
time arrived. the story Of an ahortion
coupled with limitations OF foul play haA
become public. By whom the story was
started. it does not appear. but sufficient
credence Was given 1t to warrant delay In
the funeral services. Coroner J. X. Jor-
dan was notified. who empaneled Q jury.
composed Of the following gentlemen:
Henry Whiting, Isaish Blaisdeli. Samuel
Jordan. Erastus Redman. Albert NJ. Hop
klns and VIM. o. Mcdonald. The Coroner
and jury proceeded to the Catholic Church.
where the body had already been carried,
AID an autopsy wss held by Drs Drake
and Hodgkins. assisted by Drs. Parcher
and Haines. The autopsy showed that an
abortion had been performed. but the
means employed had been Of such charac-
ter as to produce inflamm alton. which had
extended to nearly all of the internal or
gains and progressed even TO the complete
breaking down ofthe structure Of the tissue,
thereby causing death. The Jury then adj
jourDed TIL nine O'Clock Il next morning,
and the body was buried. Tuesday morn
ing the work OF taking testimony was be-
gun and continued through the day. We
learn that her attending physician extorted
. confession from her, under threats OF
leaving her unattended. To him she con-
fessed that she had been pregnant between
two and three months and had employed
drugs of various kinds. accompanied with
hot internal applications. These had been
persisted 10 till she had accomplished her
purpose. but ct the same time she had in
duced the terrible Inflammation that vas TO
terminate only 10 death. So far as can be
ascertsined, there is no reason to suppose
that she received any assistance from other
parties. She had kept her secret with
wonderful success, as was shown bv the
little that was known by the witness ex-
amined. She had lived seperate from her
husband about year, and up to the time
she Was .aken sick her character for chasti-
~ had been irreproschabie.
On Tuesday nigh, the jury adjourned till
"Wednesday night. II is supposed that no
further evidence Can be ELECTED, but the ad-
journmeni will give full opportunity for ln-
vestigation, and should no other facts ap-
pear, It is probable the Jury will agree on a
verdict on Wednesday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
Queen Of Spain.
LONDON. June -.

LONDON, June ..
Special dispatches from Madrid say that
Queen Mercedes seemed quieter ard was
progressing iavorably Sunday evening. but
about O'Clock Monday morning. grew
rapidly worse. and the ministers of the
government and principal functionaries of
the municipality were summoned TO the
Palace. The physicians declared the
Queens life in danger. Cardinals Morena
and Beneyedes administered sacraments
and the Nuncio presented the pspal bene-
diction. During the day the patient was
tranquil, but gradually became weaker
She retained consciousness and conversed
with her parents and King Alphonso, who
Is deeply affected. There was to have been
grand celebration OF the Queens 18th
birthday Monday. Great grief and sym
psthy are expressed throughout the city.
Masses are said every hour in the churches.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27

Dsehspsrs.
The next Term OF Z. N. c. Seminary
Will commence August eth.
Mr.. Rideout Of East Bucksport was
yesterday noon fourd hanging from tree
BY the neck. The tree was situated on his
farm. He had a bad wound on his head,
and q revolver was found by an examina-
ton OF his person. No cause can be as Izned
for the rash Act.
Our correspondent (Sig.) writes: Al.
though We have not reported the doings OF
the Reform Club for several weeks, yet.
the meetings have been Of marked interest.
Sunday June 9th, J. n. Tillock referred to
the reception Of the delegates a, Ellsworth
and declared he would not use the ardent
in sickness or health, during life. All.
Gem. said II too was At Ellsworth. and
saw the red ribbon well displayed" After
4 few, but well timed remarks by Harry
White and others, Mr.. Sherman proposed
to have our Sunday Schools pledged, and
thus save childhood from falling. Mr..
Low Immediately responded. and described
scene in Boston. where the pledge WAS
offered In Sunday School with excellent
effect, and added, II was so highly pleased
that came home, had the pledge printed
on some cards, and At . Sunday School
Concert handed one to each person entering
the door. At the close Of the Concert the
box was passed and the cards collected,
nearly all signed. l had few remaining.
These have offered to young men. when
they have been arrested for drinking and
find that eighty-fve have thus signed the
pledge. know that many OF these have
kept that pledge"
On Sunday June 18th, Mr.. c. J. Cobb
spoke Of the visit to Ellsworth .snd reviewed
the reception. and meetings and results as
far as non known.
Byron kimbal Of Bangor. and DR.. How
OF Boston spoke earnest words for the tem-
perance cause.
"A good boat owned BY Josiah Partridge
was stolen on Friday night.
All the village schools except the
| Grammar School close July Sd. That con-
tinues one week longer.
We have three engines in town. One
Is handsome, another Is bomely. and the
third is respectable (IOoking.) Each CON-
pany believes Its machine the best. though
others can see but very little difference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27

PefersoS's Ad0d<ise for July comes 10 us
brighter and fresher than ever. The principal
steeLplate. In Arcadia 10 beautiful beyond
words. The doubie-sixed fashion plate, con.
tsining I've figures. elegantly engraved 90 steel,
and exquisitely coiored. 10 very gem 10 its
way. There IL also . design for the new-style
window curtain. printed In coiors; and about
fifty wood engrsvinss Of fashions, patterns in
embroidery, &c, &c. Peterson still contin-
ues to bold It's proud and eminent position for
powerfully written original stories. Among
the Contributors In the present number are.
Mrs. Anna 8. stephens. Mr.. Frances Hodgson
Burnett, Rebecca Harding Davis, Frank Lee
Benedict. and others Of similar hrst-rate rank
No lady's book. In fact. has such writers. In
every way II IL indispensable In q household.
No family should be without il, and ~ the
price Is but tive dollars . year, postage free, 1t
Il within the means OF every one. 10 clubs il
IL even lower. The publisher claims that IL 10
1.-The cheapest and best" Specimens sent,
gratis, TO those wishing TO get up clubs. Ad.
dr.ss. Chsa. J. Peterson. a6 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
Statement Of Speaker Randall con.
firmed by Rev. Dr.. Cheney.

LEWISTON. June ..
Rev DR. Cheney informs reporter Of the
Journal that be distinctly remembers inert
Ing Speaker Randall on the steamer eu-
route from Washington TO Richmend. Va
on The day before Lineo.n's assassination.
and that on the day after the assassination.
Mr.. Randall came from Richmond to
Petersburg. when Or. Cheney sgsin con-
versed with him, and informed him OF Lin
coins assassination, thus confirming Mr.
Randail's denial OF the Washington dinner
party story.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
Condensed Dispatches.


Ten Brooklyn Aldermen have accepted
an invitation 10 attend collation. on the
fourth July in the Eastern district Of that
city By the Socialist Labor party.
The farm buildings OF Washington Eos
ter OF Sumner, were destroyed by fire Mon
day morning.
Burglary.
The millinery store OF A. c. Andrews,
Lisbon was entered Monday night and
quantity of goods taken.
The EreenbaeLers
met in County Conventions at Rockland
and Alfred yesterday, and made nomina-
tons for county officers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27

TreaG0a.
The taxpayers Of School District No.
z. have lately raised liberal sum Of mon.
ey for the repair Of their 'Old Red"
sehooi-hOuse. The committee for thst pur-
pose. contracted with Aessrs. Fred aud
Calvin Graves, of Hancock, to do the job
and to furnish all the materials. They have
now completed their contract in thorough
and workman like manner, to the full sat
isfsction OF the committee and the district.
The district has now good house. thor
oughly repaired aud well painted outside
and inside. In place Of the "Oid Red"
now stands the neat white House."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

CONGREGATIONAL at 10 30 A
N. and T. N. Sabbath School in tine after
noon, at 2 1-2 O'Clock.
BAPTIST .-Presching at P. NJ. Sabbath
school at 7. n.
uNTrARIAN.-Seryice to half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School st twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
CATHnLIc.-Preschinga ut 10 1-s O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at up NJ
METHODIST at 2 and ! 2. NJ
Sabbath School at z. N.
Meetings held every Sun
day 1T O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munci.
pal Court Room, Coonbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEKrrNG-every Sun.
day at z. NJ, at Temperance HALL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27


1t is with feelings OF the deepest regre,
that We are called upon TO announce the
resignation OF Rev. w. II. Lyon. as pastor
OF the First Unitarian Church and Society
OF Ellsworth. Mr. Lyon has been in this
city about five years. and has won for him.
sell the love and esteem. no, only OF his
owa parishioners. but OF all our citizens.
without regard TO creed or opinions gener-
ally. Behind every word he u,ters In pub
lie or private there is a sincerity and con.
scientiousness which makes 1t a power. II
is this, more than anything else which
gives him the strong hold he has upon the
affections Of the people. He has not con
fined his labors 10 his own society. but has
been first and foremost in every good work
for the benefit OF mankind. The good In.
nuence he has eXertcd in our city has III ade
him public benefactor, and when he goes
out from among US, he will be remembered
With the kindness and affection that are
due TO his genuine and dlsintercsted friend
ship.
We wish TO indulge in no words OF full.
some compliments. but merely TO recog-
nize, modes,ly and sincerely, the debt OF
gratitude which Ellsworth owes to its
friend.
We un ierstaud that Mr.. Lyon will not.
for the present, become the pastor OF any
society, but will first devote considerable
time to study.
At n meeting OF his Parish on Tuesday
evening Of last week. his resignation was
accepted, and the following resolutions
were adopted.
Whereas. Rev. W II. Lyon has rendered
his resignation - Pastor Of the First Unitarian
Society Of Ellsworth. Therefore,
ReSOlred. That In view Of his five wear. Of
esrnes, and efficient lAbors. his uhiirng efforts
for the encouragement OF the Right and the
building up Of Gods kingdom on earth. his
the Wrong. We. his psrishioners, desire TO ex-
press our profound gratitude that our beloved
pastor has been with US 80 long; and has been
enabled 10 build up and perfect the church, so
wisely and securely founded by the unce asing
labors and love Of our first pastor. We rejoice
that he Mr.. Lyon has been enabled TO exert
40 influence for good, not only upon our Soci-
ETY., bot upon our City. which can never die.
ResotCed, That, while we, keeping in view
the unselfish aims OF our dear friend and paste.
10 labor in other fields, sceept his resign alton,
We most deeply regret thst the pleasant ties
which bind US together must so shortly be sew
cred, and ths, henceforth We must look 10 9TH
ers for counsel and sdmonition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
The Potter Committee.
NEW YORK. lime %

NEW \ ORR, June -.
The Graphic has Washington rumor
that the Democrats have obtained the or
igiual OF the sherman letter and will soon
produce ii. The Potter Committee owing
% the absence of some Of the members Is
at dead lock on the question Of inves,igat-
lng the Louisiana Commission, but on the
return Of the absentees will decide TO inves-
iisaIe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-06-27
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June 26-l. ANN
Indications.
For New England, westerly winds, cooler
clear, or partly cloudy weather, and rising
barometer. The rivers will continue very
slowly falling.