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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-20
VIRGINIA..
Congressman Hunton's Views.

New YORK, July 10. Congressman Hunton
recently in speech at Alexandria stated he fsv-
cred bill relative to assessments in the District
of Columbia, to oblige Colu mtus Alexander and
the Judge. 1t appears that the latter had publicly
denounced the bill, and Alexander had fought
against its passage. Seeing hunton's remarks in
print Alexander denounced Huntons staleme ut as
false. Hunton demanded Ietractlon, but Alex
ander reiterated his charge against liunton. The
latter then sent = challenge to Alexander, but the
latter printed the challenge, as Hunton began his
warfare on Alexander III newspaper, and tells
liunon he shall avail himself OF this privilege as
free citizen to defend himself; also tells Hunton
to come to Washington and he need not fear the
police winch Hutton said would be set upon
him," as they were liuntons friends and were the
same who guarded burglar when he endeavored
TO entTap A Lavender INTO the safe burglary affair.
Alexander Is over sixty and Hunton is ttfy-hve
1t is understood the commonwealth attorney for
Alexandra county, will lake official notice Of the
challenge, and steps are beng taken TO prosecute
Iunton. [ njer the laws of Virginia, sending q
challenge renders person Ineligible to hold any
office.
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WAsHNGroN, July 10. United States Indian
agent Danlelson reports from the Fort Hall Idaho
agency that considerable excitement occurred
among his Indians when the news of the Ban
mock outbreak at Carves reached them, but as
most of the Indians present were Shoshones, good
councils soon prevailed.
Three companies of the Fourteenth Infantry
were ordered from Camp Douglas, and two com
panies were stationed near the agency. Since the
arrival Of these troops every thing Was quiet and
the Indians returned TO their daily vocation of
CultiyatIng then crops.
The report says Capt Jin, one of the Shoshoncs
recently came 10 from Cowar prairie with ten
lodges of Sht shone Indians.
John smith, agent Of the Warm Spring, Ore
gon, agency, reports that General Howard ap-
Piled to him iOr twenty five Warm Spring scouts
Tor the BauuOck war. After urging the matter
very strongly he found that the Indians were un-
willing to 20, but said that for consideration Of
one hundred dullais per mont for each man and
horse they would comply with the request. The
reasons gwen by the Indians were that they bad
been Taught that 1t was wrong to fight, and now a
missionary had come to teach them Gods way
and # they went to this war TIT Y would have to
90 back and be the old Indian again, which char
actei they had given up.
Tie agent further says there has been consider
abe apple henslon about these Indians Joining the
hostlles, bat he Is of the opinion that such rumors
are without foundation. bile there some
causes for dissatisfaction there little dan
ger OF any trouble Arising unless foicible meas
ures are tesoited 10 to carry out the plans pro-
posed by congress. Such remarks "lf the
president at Washington wants 10 remove us he
Will have 10 put rope around our necks and drag
US, are frequently heard.
The gent advises that the tribe be consulted
before AL attempt Is made 10 change their lOca-
ton.
Continuing the report he says the religious
wees are progressing under very favorable cir
cumstslces, many Indians uniting with the
church.
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Boston stock List.

lSales at the Brokers' Board.l
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July To, 1875.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.iOa5.GO. western 40:
southern %.
WHEAT No.2 Clicago spring Cash All;
July 91-a--, August, o55s -; No. 3, OS7-; Sept
0S3a aO004A Regular. a; rejected g..
CORN sales regular, -; cash -a3sA4 July
3s13st; Augustus t,a- sept 0G0s6.-; rejected.
35a..
OATS Cash 251.a-; July, 2isa24a; August
% y Sept. 90.
RYE 60.
BARLEY-4sAa.
DRESS HOGS -4.1la4.l2a.
PORN Cash 9A0-a9.}O--; July, a.3r-; Aug.
ust B. Sa9 32- Sept. 1C5.
LARD-Cash q 99a 10 % E; July 6s5-a6.s7a;
August, 81 = a95; Sept 49,.
BULK MEATS shoulders ikaAL short rib
sid,j si-5, short clear rib !. az clear sides
s4a6L.
WHIsKEY-lW.
FREIGHTS--Corn to Buffalo u. cents; wheat
l.
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NalI0mell Local Nems.

The IIallow,ll Reform Club will hold a pubic
meeting in City Hall, on Sabbath evening next.
at :. 80 o'clock at the close of the evening relg-
ious meetings. Mr.. b. S. Kelley of Winthrop
and others will address the meeting, aud neigh
boring clubs are invited to be present. Music
will be furnished by a select choir.
A man by the name of Chas. II. johnson resid.
ing IN the lower part Of the city, and formerly a
resident of Augusta, was before the police court
on Friday morning on arrest for drunkenness, aud
lined - % and costs. amounting 10 about Sl9-a
dear experience tru Y for the offender la order
to have full exhibition of justice. The party or
parties who furnished the quor should share in
the fine rs well the heated quarters in the lock
up.
We learn that John b. Hubbard Post &. A. r.,
of tins city propose t. unite with their Augusta
and Gardiner conn ales, in an excursion nv steam-
er to Portland the Pool. or some other favorable
locality along ON extended Name sea coast. Ar
rangements have not a. yet been July completed.
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Att ANTICS.
INNINGS.


The arrangements for holding the fifth annual
meeting of the friends of temperance at Old Or
chsrd Beach, commencing Aug. !. and closing
the 18th, are now perfected. The gathering is to
be national in its character, and is to be under the
auspices of the National Christian Temperance
Camrmeeting Association. Hon. Siduey Perhsm
is to preside over the sessions and the pro 5rsmme
of exercises is as follows:
Wednesday, Aug I, 10 A. M, devotional setvi.
ces, conducted by Rev. A. ). lsdd, and iraternal
addresses; Z. NJ, addrts, OF welcome by Cover
nor Seldcn Connor. Responses bv GOV. Tiley OF
New Brunswick. Rev j. Benson Hamilton, Lew.
lstor, Me, Rev. Charles b. Piiblido of Ports
mouth, \. ii. and Hon. Sidney Ptrham.
Thursday, Aug. \, Is to be the day foi the Good
Temp al Lodges, aud A. j. Chase OF Portland. G..
W. {. T., Is To be IN charge of the services. In
| the evening representatives OF the order 10 warn
Gus part. III New Eng ale to be present and
| address tle meeting.
Friday, Aug. at \. NJ, The Gigantic
Crime OF Crmes,' by Hon. Lot NJ morrill,, 'llow
| to dispose of This Crime" by Gen. J. A. Hall OF
| Damailscotta; . T. NJ, Prof. George l.. Foster,
| University OF New Brunswick; "Rights of the
| Rum.eller Considered" by Hon Nelson Dinglev
Saturday, Aug 10, will be "Rtfotmed Mems
| day." the leading speakers being j. X Osgood,
O..i}. ChadbouInC, T.. .. Foss, ,. +. Pearson, X.
| w. Dunn and Jordan Rand.
| Sunday Aug. IL, A. NJ, temperance love
| feast; 10 A. M, sermon by Rev Charles Is. Pit
| blado of Portsmouth, followed by an address by
| Hon. Neal Dow; l Z. NJ, reformed mems love
| feast; 2 p. NJ, sermon, theme, The Church vs.
| the Liquor SYSTEM" by Rev. ID. G. Babcock OF
Philadelphia, followed by an address by Governor
| Tilley OF New Brunswick 730 p. NJ addresses
by Rev. O. NJ Cousens of Bridgton and Mrs. C.
| Ii. Fitzgerald of Brunswick.
| Monday, Aug. II, is to be the "Women's day, >
| and addresses to be made by Mrs. Sargent
| President of the Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union of Maine, Miss Frances +. Willard and
others. In the afternoon, Mrs. Nj. r.. HART Of
| Brooklyn. n. y, will be IN charge If a children
| meeting.
Tuesday, Aug. 49, 10 A. NJ, History CT TEN
| perance Reform by Rev. ID. b. Randall fol
lowed by address by Capt. j. b. Co, lie of Port
| land; Z p. NJ, addresses by Rev. Mr.. LeLscheui
| of Biddeiord and Judge Benjamin Kngsbury Of
POI land; 730 Z. NJ, grand praise meeting. un
| der tine diecuon of the chorlster.
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IL Iunings.

As the Portland club visited our city yesterday
with bright record, having vanquished the Port
land Reds and other prominent state clubs, the
q4ite large audience that attended the game were
her anticipating defeat of the home nine The
contest was warm and exciting one. AT the end
Of the third innings the score stood Portlsnds !,
Augustus 2; and the home nine and audience
looked slightly blue; but on the sixth inning the
Red- took streak of batting, scoring seven runs,
aud this inning caused them to win the game.
The Atlantcs are fine players, and look well in
field The playing of the Reds was not good
as usual. Lombard played finely, and Mckinney
and Little in good style. The double fly catch of
Taylor ard Hoyt was feature of the game. The
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GIeenback Meeting.

Mr.. Leo Miller addressed a street gathering
a.t evening from the balcony of the Cushnoc
House, IN the interest of the greenback party
Some two or three hundred persons were present,
most of them attracted by the music of the band
AID the illumination. The assembly was orderly
but the absence of applause at the speakers re-
marks was very conspicuous. 1t was quite plain
there were very few present VIII o had any symps
thy with the orator. Ills hsiangue opened with
a heavy onslaught upon money lenders, from
which he proceeded to give fictitious history of
our present currency and bonds, which was very
amusing 70 those who kuew the real facts as 10
the origin and progress Of onr finance system
CAUSED by the war and no doubt very entertain
ing to the score of greenbsckeis who heard it.
The speaker disclsimed being a Communist, but
at the same time RENAL ked with consider able en-
phs-is tina, he believed the laboring of the
county had moral right 10 demand from the
capitalists q share of the money which he alleged
the latter mad VI justly taken from the laboring
class, through usuly and their usurIation of gov
eminent bonds and currency. As whole it was
labored effort TO excite feeling against the rich
full of sophstres and and Misrepresentation, and
very poorly adapted to increase Greenbao kism in
Augusta or else where in the state.
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SOUTH CAROLIN
The Revenue Trouble.

WAsHlNGToN, July 10. In the cabinet meeting
to-day, some discussion occurred on the revenue
trouble IN south Carolina where four interna
revenue tficIsls While IN search of Redmond, the
Illicit distller, killed in self defence man nam
ed Ladd in whose house Redmond was concealed
The officers Immediately went to Greenvile end
gave themselves up. They were indicted for muir
der attempt was made 10 have the case trans
feired to tue State court. THIS has been positive
ly refused. The attorney general announced tn a
he would direct the United states Marshal to take
wit of hsbeas corpus tor the transfer of the
prisoners This course WAS approved.
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There will be no service at the Unitarian Church
to morrow. Mr.. Curtis will return from bis Pen
sylvsnia trip the middle or last of next week, and
be ready to asume his labors, the next Sabbath
much refreshed bv his short respite.
There was quite runaway about quarter past
eleven yesterday forenoon, the horse that became
frightened belonging to Mr.. Ira d Sturgis. The
horse became scared near the bridge, and, running
fuliousy along Water street with the chsise
attached caused the latter to collide it'll the iron
post in front Of the Farmer office, breaking shaft
and damaging carriage slightly in other respects.
The horse still kept on its course up Water street
and the carriage of Mr.. NJ. Withheld standing
in the road, into that, eaking shaft also in
that carriage.
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PORTLAND.
A Con fidence Firm.

PORTLAND, July 10. A confidence firm in Port
land in the produce business, calling themselves
F, Appleton Il Co, have been broken up by the
city marshal and they have left town.
Fire.
AT 3l5 Yesterday afternoon alarm OF fire
was given, which proved to be in the house No
Il Wilmot street, owned by Mr.. Knapp and oc-
cuped by Mr.. Sewall 6. Ripley. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from defective chimney.
Hot Weather.
The thermometer ranged from % to % this az
tei noon. No snn.trokes reported. To night is
hot and ultry.
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BASE BALL.

At Troy, New York, IIsymakers 10. Hart
lords /.
AT IIornellsve, New York, IIornesville 2,
Stars Ill innings.
At Cleveland, Ohio, Milwaukee 9, Forest City
8.
At Springfield, Massachusetts, Springfelds 2,
Piltsfe Ids 0.
At Woodstock, Ontario, Tecumsehs I, Worces-
tiers o.
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EIt.N.
rnaD Y.

Germany.
BERLIN, July 10. The health Of the Emperor
William i, stesdy improving. He goes to Gas
tin shortly.
Prussia.
The new Piussan Gazette says ex-Ministers
Muuchausen and Windthrost ADVISE the Duke oil
Cumberland, son of the late King George OF
Hanover, to compromise with Prussia regarding
hi, claims.
Italy.
ROME. July 10. Negotiations are now in an
advance atage whereby the Papal nuncio resld-
ing at Munich will have jurisdiction over the
Catholic churches and bishops in Prussia. The
compromise Will probably lead to a concihatory
arrangement between Prussia and the Vatican.
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10. Emigration from
Egypt to Cyprus is proceeding on large scale,
ard probably direct service of steamers Will
be established between this port and Cyprus
Russia.
Gort.chakof has returned to St Petersburg,
instead of going to Wdhsrd, as intended.
LONDON, July 10. A Berlin despatch to the
Standard says Gortschakoff goes to ST. Petersburg
to oppose the intrigues for his overthrow and
Schouvalo1's promotion.
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II appears the yellow fever on boaid the nava
vessels at the Brooklyn navy yard is mainly at
tributed TO a bad partridge which has been allow
ed by the negligence OF naval authorities to form
under the Vermont and Colorado, by falling from
the ofial dock, IN close conhgulty to the yard
The otlal cont actors of Brooklyn have allowed
whole scow loads of otia and night soil to be
dumped through the false bottoms of their scows
and this matter has tioaled right to the navy yard
No effort is known to have been made by Com.
modore Nicholson to prevent this accumulation
The health authorities are TO cay energetlcally
acting in the matter
Two moie seamen on the Vermont were seized
with yellow fever to-day, and were promptly lie.
moved 10 quarantine. Much anxiety Is felt among
the crews OF the various vessels at the navy yard
but the officers believe the worst Is over, and the
president OF the BIooklyn board of health think,
the disease will not extend further.
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Feeling Against MOntreaI


A Mont cal despatch states eli business men
not Catholics, 10 Canada, are Withdrawing theil
trade from Montreal.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Railroad Matters.

Boston, July 10. Another temporary injunc-
ton was obtained 10. day against the Eastern rail
road, to restrain it from operating the Swampscot
branch, causing much annoyance to seaside So
iourners. The amount of laad damages at issue
Is only Sl100.
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itOCkI.A<iD.


RoCKLAND july 70. The steamer Charles
Hougbton was disabled by breaking a crank pin
on her trip up this forenoon. United States reve-
nue. steamer Mccullough was telegraphed for at
Csstne and went to her assistance, and the
Iloughton is expected here tonight
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Blackheart cherries at J. W. Clapp's.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

SUNCooK. July 10. The dwellings Of Mrs.
Coand and Henry Morrill, were burned by in-
cendarics this morning. Total loss, $500; par
TALLY insured.
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OHIO.
Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, July 10 The express train from
Cleveland. on the Hamilton & Dayton rsilroad,
was stopped near Mlsmsburg. last evening, by Il
tree across the track. The freight following ran
into the rear coach wrecking il and njuring in
ternally +. &. Hewitt, lawyer of this city, and
K. &. Cumback of New Orleans.
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Marine Notes.

The brig Goodwin, two hundred and fifty tons
bu i'll a. Harrington in 1866 has been sold by auc
ton at New York, At United States Marshsl's sale
for $3.50.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, July 49, 1878.
Money loaned az 2--alli on call.and closed al .
per cent.
Sterling quiet at iS}-aS3- for 60 DAYS, isf-as6-
for demand.
Gold opened at zoos. and closed tl0a
Carrying rates, GAL per cent. Borrowing rate
hat
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AUBURN.


the death of c. {. Packard, formerly of this city,
in New Orleans, Louisiana the 18th inst, at the
age of tifty-two years. The deceased a
Brother to Governor S. b. Packard of Louisiana.
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The Potter Subcommittee.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10. Judge Morris Marks
recently appointed collector of internal revenue
here, testified relative 10 the Sherman and Ander-
son interview, confirming substantially the &C
count OF the affair hei etofore published.
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TIIOM ASTON.


PORTLAND, July 10. CHARLES II. Williams was
arrested at Thomaston Thursday night, for
completely in the late Andrews forgeries. lie was
formerly clerk of Andrews.
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FLORIDA.
Mammalian.

New YORK, July 10. In the first Florida dis.
trict, Senator Conover was nominated by the re.
publicsns, and resolutions endorsing Hayes
southern policy and Conover's senatorial course
we're adopted
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Winn has just been greatly excited over a small
pox scare, but now DIR. Davies Of that place say.
the disease is simply torecthyma .ftbriie contagiOs-
nm. Stl the inhabitants are some what frightened
and no wonder.
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THE HOT WEATHER.
REPORT FROM VARIOUS PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY.
Missouri.

Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. July Is. There has been but one
additional case of sunstroke since ii o'clock,
making six in all to-day. The thermometer was
at 81 | ? at L. NJ, > deg-. less than yester-
day The indications are that the intensity OF
, the heat has expended itself and there will be a
gradual decrease nom this tune.
New York.
NEW YORK. July ~ The thcrmomtte ter to-day
reached &c IN the shade. The total Lumber of
sanstrokes yesterday aud to-day l. 80. Bat three
were fatal.
The he at at the navy yard WAS the most intense
known for Yeas. The thermometer at F. NJ.
was l02 in the shade, at which point it stood for
over an hour, this too where breeze was blow
ing. At O'Clock the mercury was at 50 at the
yard. Three men at work on the 1iconderoga
were snnstruck and picked up insensible about 2
o'clock. Immediately thereafter labor was sus-
pended. A riggef At work on the kealsage was
also sunstruck
James Jerome, reporter of the SUM- was pros
trated by heat while passing through Mulberry
street and was taken home in carriage II
cases of suDstroke have occurred in Brooklyn,
one fatal.
fruit districts OF Ulster and Duchess counties.
state the extreme heat has caused several prostra
tons, hui 10 fatalities.
New Jer.ey.
-Four suustrokes occurred in Jersey City. 80
cases OF exhaustion 10y the heat are reported in
Singer factory and 10 the rope factory at Eliza
| beth. The former closed on account OF heat. No
fatal cases. All the mil. at Trenton have sus-
pended work.
Illinois.
A despatch from Peoria says there were fifty
cases of sunsttoke that were fatal during the
week.
Maryland.
Three female passengers at the landing of the
Biauncnmeig. at Baltimore, were Frustrated by
the heat, ~a- the engineer Of the same vessel
Passengers state the heat on the passage up the
bay was fearful. The cook of the steamship
Hanover died from heat and several seamen were
pro.tla ted.
Ohio.
There was one fatal case Of sunstroke at Co.
lumbu~, at Aena, } at Springfield and several
IN Cincinnati and Washington Court House. The
thermometer was 100 IN the shade IN many places.
There are indications of an abatement OF the tor
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Rev. Alexander Mckenzie will preach in the
Granite Church to morrow forenoon. Rev. Mr.
Dickinson will preach in the chapel in the even
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE July 10. The bobbin and spool
factory OF Moses Potter x SON, at South SCiIuate,
were burned Wednesday evening; loss 5000 !;
unins uIed.
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| The words please forward written on the
face of postal card subject. ii TO letter postage.
The FASTING or attaching slip to the back Of a
card has the npmc penalty.
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Cnrtapts al J. w. Clapp's.

The hoys have a facetous way of calling green
apples "cholers pills"
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The democratic convention Of Texas nominated
II II Hubbard for governor.
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Elder Burbank of Jefferson, is expected to
preach at the \. NJ. 6. A. rooms all day Sunday,
the Dist.
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Annual Meeting.

The thirlieth anniversary Of the National Wo-
mans Rights Association Is IN session III RoChes-
ter o-dsy. Among those present are Lucreta
Mott, L !lzabeth Csdy Stanton, Susan Il. Anthony
and Others from all parts OF the country. The al
tendance i very large. Mrs. stanton was elected
president Tor the ensuing year, and Miss Anthony
chairman of the executive committee
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The hot weather. as predicted, has in truth
reached u.s. and the people have prepared to suffer
again.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
colder clear partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds and rising barometer.
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" ASIIlNGTON.
President HAYES.

WASHINGTON, July 10. The President leaves
tonight to attend the soldiers reunion at Newark
Ohio, accompanied by General sherman and Gen
Devens. The Preside Mt spends Sunday in Coum
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NEW NOKk.
Removal.

NEW YORK July 10. Addison Low. for sever
al years supervising inspector of steam boats, at
this port, has been removed by chief inspector
Dumont it is alleged, for being inimicsl in politics
10 Dumont, and +. 7. Stratten is put in his place.
1t is SAID that merchant, and steamer owners have
protested TO the president against the removal
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The Indians.
REPORT FROM THE AGENT Al
FORT HALL.
All Quiet Among His People.
FROM THE AGENT OF THE WAR VI
Spring INDIANS.

No Danger OF Trouble with His Indian
1. les Forced to Remove.