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or -. Tit, farm Iies On the telegraph rad from
Pennington I" Battle Swamp. in Coil county Mary.
ianI a joining ian- of Gs-r Gill ,pi- John Cameron
and Other. The land i Nrellrnf quality In high
state OF cultivation. conveniently dl,rl into field.
vol fenced and well wat-r-d. IS.k
ltnFTuys Irii- consist of a fine lir-e STONE 3t{,,I
DIV ELLIN6. large Frame Barn. doth nearly ~ w
new aud covered with slate usual outLuiii HI llk
ing: two line Arll. Orchards.
Ala. TRACT oF WOODLAND. containing & acres
ami y -Fuarc I-rches. "r les, situated rniIc
south Il Rrr'l~r' Corner, anil we'll st With Oak and
Chestnut timber.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Real & Personal Property.

R1 virtue of authority in the last viii
~ ant Testament OF Moss h. Prar-n. ,l-c-zsc.I til.
unrrsigns! Ni.l sell a Public Sale the premises on
Tuesday, The 24h day of September, 1878,
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POLITICAL.

The National Greenback Club, which
organized recently in this section, meets
once week. They are at work In earnest
and are increasing In numbers rapidly.
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81 ACRES OF LAND,

"n which the subscriber resides Adjoining; land.
W->tcou Lowell, james McCaElry aud other contain
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FROM SOUTH WEST HARBOR.
More About the Russian Steamship CIm-
bria.

ELLSWORTH, May IL. The Clmbra mystery
la, some kaleidoscope changes saturday orders
were issued that a II hiccrs should report every
sis'hours sunday. Several planned excursions
were given up, To-day, however, Captain Bad
eIhausen. the steamers captain, Gnpenberg, the
Russian &C mmander, ard few other officers left
snddonly for New York on the steamer Lewiston,
in company with Younger Giipcnberg, who spent
Sunday with them. Three other officers went on
shore to procure teams fol Bangor, and tonight
four young officers are in Ellsworth to spend the
night. These last only a pleasure trip.
Two of them are German. The Russian MIR.
NaumoG wa, with Russian squadron in New
York last year,
sunday large plumber Of citizens visited the
Cipbra and were kindly received aud shown over
the vessel The officers now make no mystery Of
anything but profess ignorance Of plans. Some
Of the Younger officers freely speak Of having
been suddenly Transferred from Russia war YES
sells to the Cimbiia. More news can be obtaint d
in New \ oik than here.
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THE ENGLISH PARLI LAMENT.
Still IIarping Upon the Indian Troops.
thamberiaiu's Resolution.

LONDON, MAY l3. la the house Of common :
this Afternoon, Northcote declined to fix day Tor
discussion Of the resolution of Chamberlain con p
corning the governments fore ign policy.
In response TO an inquiry Of Sir Henry james,
whether the British troops in Europe do not cN-
coed the number Authorized by parliament, h
said the Indian forces were never Included III The
act fixing the number of the British army. The
latter he said, is about 10 above the estimates in
consequence Of the iluctustion in recruiting.
Lord Harrington announced he would probably
move resolution that no forces he raised or kept
10y the Crown in time of peace, save within India
without the sanction of paIllameLt.
Northcote said he hoped to submit the supple
mentary estimates to-day fortnight when Hart
lngtons resolutions might be discussed.
la the house of lords, Granville gave notice Of
question As TO whether employment of the In
dian troops IN Europe without the sane ion of par
lament Is lawful
At meeting of the no ne rule members of par
lament saturday, II was resolved to request Or.
l.aac Butt to reconsider lis decision to retire
IRON the leadership Of the party and to retain it
on hls own terms. lie viii not be required to at
tend parliament oitener than his profess lonal du
ties permit This temporizng cour,e is result
of the CONVICTION that nobody capable of sue
ceedlng Dir Butt, aud that the latter will not re-
sumo active leadership though he may keep it
nomlnslly until the extreme faction under Mr.
Pane i, make complete submission.
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The Eastern Question.
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS ~ ALL
DIRECTIONS.
Rt%siAN RENO RCEHENIS All.
IRVING ArSAN sTEFANU.
CO\SEQt ANXIETY On THE
PART OF TURKEY.
report that the Russians will " ithdraw
Only From Before COnstantinople.

LONDON. MAY IL. A Pera special says the ar
rival yesterday at San Stefano of Russian rein
iorcements, has revived a feeling of uneasiness
and coup de main on the pat of the Russians, is
spprehended.
lac question Of evacuation of iortresses by the
Turks Is still unsettled.
A P,rs despatch says the Russians declare that
even II the Turks surrender the fortresses their
troops will only withdraw from before CONSTANT
nopIe when the British fleet reiles. Thus to all
appearances the Porte and Muscovites are at cross
purposes.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10. schouvalof arrived
yesterday.
The official messenger publishes proclamation
Gaining Ion subscriptions Tor organization Of a vol
uuteer fleet, IN order To defend their Just cause in
case the ad.at OF Russia should provoke war
Contributions will be received n 81. Peters
burg, Moscow and other towns. The Cznrowtch
Will receive subscriptions 10 st. Petersburg.
BELGRADE, May -. In spite of the peaceful
rdmols, the n9sslug of Austrian troops uear the
Danube aud Save, continues actively.
SEMLIN, May IL. BY order of Gen. Todeben,
the otrSlsns have occupied sofia, which the Rus
SLAMS evacuated.
LONDON, MAY Is. The Morning Advertiser
says 1t Is stated that orders have been issued for
the first army corps to hold itself in readiness to
embark MAY 2Sth.
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THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
A Large Sum TO be Expended fr its
Benefit.

New IoRE, May 10. Captain Simeichkin says
Grand Duke Constantine learned from r-cen; eX-
perences during the war with Turkey, that Rus
sra IL IN need of lar larger naval force than i
has hitherto owned To further this idea govern
ment awarded 800 900 roubles to be expended
annual on the improvement. OF the Coudltion Of
the navy. During the centennial eNh ibition was
on duty IN tins county, and wa employed COZ.
sIdc able portion of my time in making a most
thorough examination of the ship buiding inter
ests consequently have come here again and
with author lzatlon to build purchase vessels
which may deem suitable for our navy
The officers and men on the Cimbra are to man
any cruisers purchased here. No vessel. have vet
been purchased or chartered, aud none wi be
chartered. No priNa'eets will br fitted out here.
When our cruisers leave they will hy the Russian
tsg, and they viii be sent To sea without any ar
mament or men, thus not making any breach of
neutrality. If we have no need of men on the
Crmbra II man cruis ers here, they will 90 to As.
pluwsll, and after crossing the lsthmus they will
be taken by some of our vessels to Nadvastok
the Russ N naval station on the eastern coast OF
Asia. We have gwen up our post On the Anoor
rive r. as there was MT water enough aud the CHI
mate at the new station Is far better. No turpcd }
boats have been purchased here A fleet OF one
huudred loipedocs il just completed in Russia
He has no idea of purchasing Stevens battery, a..
IL could he Oi no practical use IN the Baltic
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FOREIGN.
German y.

LONDON MAY 10. A Berlin despatch says that
Emperor William IN owe out SUNDAY afternoon, in
company with tue Grand Duchess OF Baden. He
was received with tue widest enthusiasm, and az
cllmatioLs from the people.
Ireland.
Operation, for raising the Sandman have com
menced.
Amorg the telegram. 2ongratuatng Emperor
William on his escape from ssassinatiOn, was one
signed The President OF the French Republic
MacMahon, which has made an especially favor
able impression
Military Matters.
The Crown Princess of Germany AMI the Duke
of Cambridge, commander iE-chief, went to A
dershOtt to-day, and reviewed fourteen thousand
regulars.
Prussia.
The emperor of Germany and the minister Of
finance, have notified the queen OF their consent
to the betrotha of the Duke of Couuaus 10 the
Princess Louise, third aud youngest daughter tf
Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia.
Austria.
special from Vienna to the Times says that in
the cOur-e of the present week, probably Tues
day OF W ednes6ay, the bill. relating TO the vote
OF sixty million forms, will come ou for discus
SION IN both the Austrian reichersth aud the Hun
garian. There /, ny reason to doubt that they
will be carried in both. The prospects Of caIiy-
ing the compromise made by the governm.n ut
about the financial arrangement between Austria
and hungary are daily Improving.
Africa.
Advces from Cape Town to April 2jth, say the
ksfaalrs are in great force Debc lex. 1t Is
thought they viii attack the troops Immediately.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May IL. Turkey has pro-
posed to increase her Import and export duties
twenty per cent. during the year to prov de funds
to send home the Romean refugees. These du-
ties are subject to the control OF the maritime pow
er. England has consented, but America has
refused. Italy declares that she must submit the
question to parliament Austria aud France have
not answered, but 1t is believed the latter will
consent loan of one million Turkish pounds
have been already concluded on a basis of in
creased duties.
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THE sCRIBNER TRAGEDY.
More OF the Sad Story-Funerai OF the
Childrtn-sctI bner not yet Arraigntd

The triple murder continued to be the exciting
theme Of conversation yesterday and Jason Serb
ner's record as it is more and more revealed pre-
sents very few pleasing features. No doubt he
inherited his thirst fol rum from hi- parents. his
father being an Incorporate man, and the mother
during the babyhood of Jason feeding the boy
with rum from spoon The seed sown then has
ripened into a harvest of death. The wife of his
brother Daniel was in such terror, fearful that ia
son would murder herself and the Children that
she has locked the doors of the house when her
husband was away at work in the fields. Jason
would stand outside and boot at her, and then
come home and make his brsgs about it. A short
time since he made his boasts that there would
.oon be a bigger murder in that neighborhood
than the Pennington murder, that his name would
be in all the newspapers of the country that his
wife would have a less number of children, and
she would be a widow. In conveIsing Yesterday
with his brother Daniel, that gentleman gave it
as his opinion that there is no insanity in the case
whatever. His temper was fearful, and Daniel
Joins with others in the neghborhood in the
hope that Jason will be placed in more
secure place than the Insane Hospital. There
are no bolts and bars there that would
be an obstacle to him, and he might escape
and continue his work of death in the neigh
borhood. The people there feel as though they
ought to be protected from his presence, and that
he has been a terro: to them long enough.
The funeral of the Murdered children was held
at the house yesterday forenoon, at ten o'clock
the house ling filled, and crowds of people
standing in the yard, who had come from far and
near, and who were unable to gain admission.
The children, Maud and the baby neatly arrsyed
for the last sad rites, rested in plain cotfns their
faces having fair and even beautiful appearance
in spite Of the purple coloring caused by the cruel
blows inflicted by the father. The stricken moth
er was quite calm evidently dazed or bewdcred
by the strange scene. Her moaning and stfcd
cries, as she took final leave of the coffned dar-
lings, affected many present to tears. The brief
service of prayer. conducted by Rev Mr.. Penney,
being over, the bodies of the murdered children
were taken to the cemetery by and buried
side by side in one grave.
Earnest is still living, and although at times yes
terday he seemed to give evidence OF returning
consciousness yet his physicians entertain no hope
of his recovery.
Scrbner was very quiet yesterday, and revealed
nothing new. The wound in the neck is appsr-
entity healing. lie has not yet been ARA gned be-
fore the court; the proper city officers to do this
have probably waited until after the funeral
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Ware Hunts nets and traps were captured in Ceb
bossecontee Lake, on Saturday nigh, last, by Mr..
la. Carr of East Winthrop, the efficient arden OF
the Kennebec Association for the Protection of
Fish and Game. While the nets were being Sc
cured the cold Sinner" watched with his army of
two men with loaded guns at a safe distance He
had sworn vengeance on any person who should
interfe with his illegal practices; but not be-
ing anxious to come to Augusta at that time, and
coming to the conclusion that discretion is the
better part of vslor," be very prndently withdrew
his forces to the woods, sustaining loss of two
nets, one over one hundred feet long, and verv
ingenious basket trap. The kennebec Associa-
ton is doing very efficient work in protecting f sh
and game. To-day, Mr. Stilwell, Fish Commits
sioner, will put 5000 land blocked salmon into the
lake; and this will be done ach year until Cob
bosseecontce Lake is well stocked with this
splendid fiji. The same waters are TO be stocked
with blue backed trout for food for the salmon and
black trout.
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

al was dragged down with debt. poverty and
suffering for wears, caused bv sick family audi
large bills for doctering. which did them no good.
was completely discouraged, until one wear ago,
by the advice of nv PASTOR procured Hop Bit
We were all well, and none Of US have been sick a
day since, and want to say to all poor men. YOU
can keep your families well year with Hop Bit
ters for less than one Doctors visit will cost
know it. NOTTINGHAM.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Nav u, Is1S.
FLOUR-ENtra spring i.5Oa5.a5; western $50;
southern coo
WHEAT No. spring ll01ssli; No. gilt edge
lO9is; Regular. l011aa, Cash. lllAah; May,
lO AsaAs, June, lO59sai. 05h; No. 5, las; reject.
ed $50.
CORN sales gilt edge, iOAa}.; regular. $50.
cash --gaiaa Nav, 391sa-; June 39}. a3a7. July
40h rejected S64.
OATS Cash -e4 "a; May, 2ei.aa6s; June
2Gha26k.
RYE $50.
BARJEl-49h.
DRESSED HUGS-i llaIi2%.
PORK Casn i0-as.50-; May s31SaS g.:
June, s.62a July SIN.
LAkD-Cash ESQ no.s5S; May s7ka-; June
692tl a; July 7.00-aTO2k.
BULK MEATS Shoulders Ssa5., short rib
sides as; short clear rib a. 40 clear sides
6Aa6A.
WHIokEY-l0i.
do J. cents
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:. T. Cannon & Co, Of this cry, desire to Sc
cure the services Of agents for the sale of nursery
stock, ornamental trees, ETC. to whom they will
give good wages and pay monthly salaries. The
firm i entirely responsible, and may be rel led up
to fulfil all their promises. The senior mem
her, 5. I. Cannon, has for several years heen
connected with the establishment Of Chase Bros
Mi, Lydia llsitwell Of This city, died at Anap-
os, MARYLAND. on the 10th inst, where she
had resided for more than a year with niece.
Her aye was about 80 years. The deceased was
christian lady of fine culture, daughter of the
late John llaltwell. the remains will be brought
to this CITY, in the afternoon train to-day and taken
to the family burial ground in the Cony Gene
terry, where the burial services Of the Episcopal
church will be observed.
Mrs NJ. 7. Webster begs leave to announce t,
her many friends and patrons that she shall have
to postpone her usual spring and summer open
ing, but will exhibit on Wednesday. NAV Is, a
fue assortment Of rich and stylish trimmed bon
nets and bats, and also Of the finest stocks Of
rich aud elegant millinery goods ever shown in
Augusta. We make a specially of order work,
aud will guarantee satisfaction giving the lowest
possible living Irices.
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The Crown Princess of Germany AMI the Duke
of Cambridge, commander iE-chief, went to 4
dershott to-day, and reviewed fourteen thousan,
regulars.
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Marrirn.
In 70 ton, May }. by Rev. o. T. Walker, will
liam II Goodwin OF Augusta, to Miss JOsephn
Freeman of keunebunkport

Soliciting Agents for the sale of
W nursery stock, embracing fruit and orna.
m. ut i trees vines shrub, roses, ETC., to travel
in the New England States, on monthly salary.
Experience N the business not necessary to guar.
antee success. Ourterms are liberal, none need
apply who cannot furnish the best of references.
Address $. I. CANNON, & co,
may2i teod2wSwiw Augusta, Maine.
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ONO.
Seizure.

CINcINSATI, MAY ID. a Warrington special
says all d-tllleres in Cincinnati are ordered to be
seized to-day by the revenue authorities on the
alleged evidence OF gross irregularities. Three
small reCtityng establishments, aud q small dis
tlery were seized by special agents Saturday
Tins was all done outside of the revenue officials
who did not know Of the seizures until after they
W ere made. Revenue Collector Weitzell is in
Washington demanding an Investigation. He
claims no Illicit dis'lirg has been done in BIZ,
district, and challenges proof.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. May Bliss.
Money loaned a. ABB on call and closed at T.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at Ia tor 60 days, 4s7}ta-
for demand.
Gold opened at 1000 aud closed at 1905.
Carrying rates, olsal per cent. Borrowing rates
hat.
Clearings, s|,I9l 600 Custom receipts, $4,000.
Treasury disbursed-Sl2 900 interest, $4,000 fer
bonds.
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RE fENIA>S.
Military Preparations by the Canadian
Government.

OTTAWA, May 10. Col. Fletcher has received
Instructions to distribute arms and smmunIt on to
volunteers along the American border aud hold
the force 10 readiness.
A St Catherine despatch says the 10Th battal.
lion of volunteer militia has received orders To
hold themselves in readiness for service.
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CONN CTIClrI.
Burned to Death.

| HARTFORD, May l3. While putting l4quefed
backing on stoye AT her house, on saturday al
ternoon, in Wllhsmsport, il exploited and set fire
| to the dress of a Mrs. Cole, WHO burned to
death IN awful agony, her husband coming too
| late to save her. She had been married Thus
day evening, under the most favorable cicum-
stances of life.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Damage by Frost.

SPRINGFIELD, May Is. slight frost last
night did some damage TO early vegetation.
despatch from Port Jarvis says heavy frost
last night destroyed considerable young vegets-
ton. Ice formed in some localities.
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NEW YORK.
Insurance Matters.

er of the American Popular Lie Insurance Com
pauy, reported to Judge Lawrence to-day be has
realized about S44 800 from the assei, besides
100000 deposit, 10 the hands of the insurance
deposor-. The liabilities to he met with this
amount are about $4,000, and dea'h claims
500 900 The receiver Is authorized to advertise
for pl
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LABOR DIFFICULTIES.
The Cotton Strike in Englend

MANCHESTER, May -. The masters have ac-
cepted The proposal OF the general secretary OF
the operative associations for AL interview, which
will TIE held at Manchester, Tomorrow, when an
endeavOr will be made TO terminate the struggle.
1t Is believed that compromise will be effected
ANYHOW at Preston burnley. and other places
where operatives are willing TO submit to n reduce
ton.
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VIRGINIA..
Weather.

RICHMOND, May l3. The weather for the past
two days has been quite cold in this section. In
the northwestern part of the State, long the
Chesapeake l. o. II. X. the thermometer was be-
low freezing last evening, and ice formed in vari
Gus localities.
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, May l3. The man killed at
Dodseyllle, last evening, by the Boston train,
was John Carter of Atteboro. He is believed to
have been drunk and waking on the track. liz
mother was killed within fifteen rods of the place
two years ago, under similar circumstances.
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OTISFIEID.
Fire.

soUrH PARIS, May l3. The house. stable and
barn, OF ID. X. and A. X. Hin, Of Otisfeld, were
burned Sunday night. Loss $500; insursnce
81 900 in Conway, $500 in Otisfeld Mutual. The
fire caught from ming chimney.
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" ASIIINGEON.
Committee Dolngs.

WASHINGToS, May l3. The committee on
elections authorize representatives Ellis and Hich-
cock to report to the House on Wednesday next
for majority and minority reports in the North
Carolina contested election. Richardson, (dem }
against Lpiney rep the sitting member.
The majority fort fHvots a new election, and
the minority declares the P, e-enl incumbent euti-
tied to the seat Final action VIII probably be
taken by the House the 18th lost
Death.
Prof Henry Of the Smith oman Institute. died
to day.
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Watervtile Locals.

A very entertaining concert was given in In
stitue Hall, Saturday evening, conducted by the
"No Name Club" and college Quartette.' The
parts were all nicely rendered. The singing of
Mr.. Phibrook and Miss Foster, and the play
ing of Miss Norcross, might be especially noticed
Col. w. T. Eustis of Boston, addressed the Re-
form club Sunday. There was large attend
ance. Next Sunday the boys propose to have a
grand rally in the Town Hall. Speakers from
away are expected.
Watervle can now boast of three printing
offices with prospect of another weekly.
As has already been noticed, Mr.. r. b. Dunn is
doing large business in the building line, erect
ing several cottage houses and block of stores.
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PAitSONSFIELD.
Fire..

PORTLAND May l3 The farm buildings of J.
W. Andrews, al Palsonsfed was burned Sstur-
day moiLing. Loss three thousand dolars. In
sured in the Home Company, New York, for
twelve hundred dollar.
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BELFAST.
Fire.

BELFAsT, May -. The steam planng mill
aud other buildings in McGilvcry's shipyard at
Belfast, in front of Alden street, with their CON
tents, were destroyed ny an lncendiary fire sun
day evening. Loss, $1,000; insurance.
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i'OR1I LAND.


PORTLAND, May ID. A slight collision this az
ternoon, between the engine on the Grand Trunk
and the rear car of Worcester tam, did five
hundred dollars damage, but hurt no one. The
cause was unlamiiaity with the new arrange
ment Of switches.
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SkON IIEGAN.
Suicide.

SkowHE6AN, May 3D. The wife of X. ii. Mer-
rill, of the firm of X. IL. Merrill & Son of Skow-
began village, COMM ted suicide Monday fore
noon by drowning in reservoir Cause, in-
SANITY
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Weather Indications Tor To-day,

For New England and the Middle States,
northwest winds, partly cloudy and cooler wealth
er and stationary pressure.