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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


xrr ~MINE.-No. 5iz-Unifed
've.ss land Once, Eureka. Nevada, June
- rsT9-xofice IL hereby gwen. tnat 1ns AZ
i.nt;c md Pacific Tunnel and Mining cempr-
~ -hase Postofhce address II Eureka, Nesa-
49, arts d.y fled their application Tor .
e...rt for fourteen hundred linear feet OF the
.rtsrn mine or vein bearing silver, with sur
s~ce ground two hundred feet II WIDTH. ssfaate'
lying and being IN Eureks ah,ns D "a
tnovu and designated by the held notes and
-ac,.i Mat on fle In this Office a. Lot NO. lSt.
The exterior boundaries OF said Lot 10, lS
heipg as follows, 70 wit: Nsr1ston- 10 oe-
yrees east. Beginni ug at q post marked MOL,
81 8 survey No. Is3. whence Ruby Bill MOL
frsrs n 1 d. 6 n. E., 1s,s51 feet: post on proIni-
nent rock marked Z. 3. monument NO. bears
n 1 deg. IL min. W. 3.bf2 feet; a spruce pine
tree. three feet in diameter, ssanains =, ,ne
n,.,nth on the Excelsior tunnel. bears " 81 deg.
81 min T.. ay6 feet; and the >ehter of the top
~ ne Lantern incline bears N Hz deg W..
ia feet: thence, running Isl course . % aes.
w.. 200 feet, 10 post marked NO. .. u: . sur
vex No les. thence. I'd course N. . deg W..
/, 10 feet 10 most marked No. 3, u. s. Survey
No ia. thence. 81 course u. IS deg. T., lo
feet. TO post marked No. 4. U. >. Survey NO.
ls3: and thence. 9Th course y: deg. T.. CD
feet. to the northern boundary oil U. ..
survey No. Iss, Gas Light lode. whence post
No. 1 Of said Gas Light survey besrs S.o1h
deg. W. Is SIC feet, LIZA 2 10 feet. to southern
boundary Of said u. 5. Survey NO. i4o, whence
post n. 4 II said Gas Light survey bears n
SIX deg. W. IS $40 feet, 1.40o feet. to post No.
1. the place OF beginning. SO much Of said q
s survey No. las. Gas Light lode, as ~eonni'ts
with this survey. is hereby excluded. Said
coHficf is described IS follows, 20 wit begin-
ming At Post No. q said Gas Light survey.
and running thence LIST course 5. eih deg r
Is no feet. ,herce. I'd couse S. 8 deg L COS 2-fe
feet. theme. Sd course y. Mn deg W.. 70 siO
feet, to post No. of said Gas Light survey
and thence. 4th course n. AZ deg T.. Geo feet,
to the place Of beginning; which tract being
excluded frcm this survey. lesTes REMAINING
from this survey FIVE ss-io0 acres. This claim
is bounded on the sclth by the Welsh King
mine, and and on the east by the Gas Light
mine. The location Of this mine Is duly re-
corded in tie Recorders Once If Eureka Min
ing District. in Book D.. page III ADy and all
persons claiming adversely sny portion o. said
Lantern mine, or said mining ground NJ here
iDbefore described. are required 70 Me TIER
adverse claim with the ] egister 81 the United
Land Once. at Eureka. nfhe sfsfe OF
Nevada, during the sixty days perftd OF publ
cation hereof. or they viii he barred by virtue
.f the provisions Of the statute.
iez9-end JAS NcNARTIN. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

gro THE WELSH KING MINF-No. Bis
United ststeS Land Office. Eureka, New.
June "a. ls5s-Sonce is hereby gwen, that
the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company. whose Postofiee address IL ErrekA.
Nevaas. have this dsy fled their application
fer $ patent for eight hundred linear feet Of
tire Welsh King mine or vein. bearing silver
with surface ground tive hundred feet IN
Width. situate. lying and being in Eureka Min
ing District. county II Eureka and stste Of Ne
vxds. and known ard dssignsted BY the field
notes and official plat on hle in this ofiee as
Lat No. is5- The exterior Boundaries OF said
iss degrees essf- BesiHning al a post marked
Ne 1. e. S. Survey No ia. TIE same being post
Nc. i. T. s Survey No. 1s5, Lantern loce.
whence RUBY Hill No. ! bears y. dg. m. 4.
iz,s-I feet: pest on prominent rurk marked Y
s. monument M L. bears n. l deg. ii min. W.
asia feet. spruce tree, three feet in dlsneter.
standing at the mouth Of Excelsior tunnel,
bears n. O. deg. 81 min. T.. $50 feet: and the
center Of the top Of the Wells King incline Tears
s 10 deg W. 4-s feet: thence. running trst
oourse s s6g T.. ss #. 10 post marked No. AZ.
s Survey No 49,: thence. sscond course ). -
deg W so feet. r. post marked No. 8 Us.
survey No ia: tktIce, tk3Td cours. y. 5 deg
w.. ~ feet. 20 post marked No. 4 I. s. Survey
Ne. Is4. the same tsing ro-f \. q said sur
vey No. Isa. aud thence. fth course N. IS deg.
ming. containing three s7-lGo seres- This clsim
Is bounced on TIE north ty the Lantern.
TIE ler4tson Of this mine ia duly recorded In
The Recorders o1ce Of Eureka Mining District.
in Bock y, page M Any and all persons
ci.srizg adversely any portion Of said Welsh
King zine or said mining ground. a. here
iMhsferr 8es4r1hed. are required to file
their s5Ssrse claim with the Register Of The
Cn5fed Siatss Land Osact. at Eureka, II the
State Of Nex3ds. during the sixty days period
Ct publication h rsaf. or they VIII lie barred
By yirtae u Tie provisions Of the statute.
Se-a1cd JAS. NcMAKTIN. Register.
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APPLICATION FoR A PATENT

ITO II SAGE BRUSH NrNR-So- Sit
Il United Stairs Land 0fzce. Eureka. Ne
ysds, June .. Is1s.-Sotice il hereby given
that The Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel 4 Mining
Csnrxuy. whose rossofaee address IL Eureka,
Nerada. have this day aied their application
fG- q patent fer 6ftesE hundred linear feet Of
the SAGE Br1sh H1iEe or vein. bearing silver.
vita surface ground two hundred feet In
width. sitnats, lying ard b@ips In the Eureka
NlEinE District. c9nnty q Eureka. and State
q Sexxdz. and krswn AID designated by tie
Seld nofs- and ofstsl plat On ale In shis of1re
as Les Nc Is Tie ~sxtsricr boundaries of
said Lot No irS being As foiisSs 30 wit: vsri-
2tian Ish deg east. FeE4nHsIg az . Pest
Ess-ksd No. l. L. :. Survey No. iss. whence
Ruby Hin No ! t<zrs n / deg as min. r.,
lf@@f feet: pet en- prominent rock. marked u.
s ucnurasEt Nc o. bnr =. / deg. q min. f..
t-&a feet. . spruce pine tree three feet in d.
areeter- standing 81 TIE mcrsh cf the Excelsior
tunnel. bears y al G<< s. min exst, $50 feet;
post No. 2 II T. 8 Survey No iN. Lantern
lode. besrs y. deg - rain ". so feet: and
the SsEe Brush shaft bars n Is deg W.. Ss5
feet. tAsnre, running nrss course s IS deg. w.
no feet. 10 pest lnsrked No. :. o. s. Survey No.
iss: theme. Id eour~e y. saer ". LOO feet.
10 pess sssrksd Ne 3 T. :. s1rS~y No. is5.
thence. Sd course " IS deg T.. 10 feet. 10 post
marked No. a. T. 3 Survey No lis: and thence.
ssh course. s. s deg T.. lion feet. 10 post No. 1.
the place Of beginning. Containing 8 sa-ito
serrs- This claim Is bounded On The north by
the Republic ard o. the east by the Lantern
ana Welsh kinx msues- The location Ct this
nzfue II daily recorded In the Recorders Of
ace q Eureka Mining District, In Beck ID.
page ri Any and all persons claiming sd
xer~elr any p0rtiun of said Sage Frneh mine.
or szia mining ground as herefntsfore de-
~crih~d. x-s required 10 Ele fteir sdst rse claim
with the Esg1stcf Of the Quilted States Land
Oskce. at Eureka. in the State Of NevHSs, dur
ing the sisty days period q publication hereof,
or they will he barred BY virtue OF the provis-
icH< Of the statute.
jsssod gAs. McMARTIS, Register.
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DR.. SPlMNEY B. CO.,
Na. N Eearuy Street.

oYET ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases
YOUNG MEM
wAa -sv i< su<rr@rE frcra ths e1erts Of yuufh
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Themselves & stiS- the GREATEST tocn ever laid
az the fs9t e szzs-Tnz kzuacify- Dr. Spin
aer viii guarantee b forsest tive hundred dol-
,xrs fer eTsry case u EsxfEess or private dis
ezse Ct any kind or Character shisa he Cndtr-
takes an fails 70 rzrs-
NIDDLE-AGED MEN
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STARTING o. Burning s<@SxEzez. zna wessen-
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Business Opportunity.

FoR SALE CHEAP,
HALF INTEREST IN A WELL. STAB
LISEEp BARRIER SHOP and
8ATH HORSE. socxted in the central Part
Of the city. next door 10 Wells. Parse 4 Co.'S
Express Ofsce. Austin. Lander County. Kew.
Apply 10 ~PossaHce Box Is. Austin. Nevada
les
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DIR. GIBBON'

eases Of yesrs' standing. and Cleersfed Iees'
mr.. GrBBOy has the pleasure Of announcing
thst he has returned from visiting the phhei
pal hospitals Of Europe. and has resume"
practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
meney in seeking cut new remedies, ana ~
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton of human suffering
Seminal Weakness.
senirsi emission is the consequence OF ssif.
abuse This solitary vice. or deprzved sexnsi
Indulgence. il prscuecd BY tie youth o, p1tn
sexes 10 an almost unlimited extent. prodncink
With unerTing certainty the following usin
morbid symptoms. unless consbafed By scientific
medical measures viz. Sellow eOsnft-ahes-
dsrk spots under the eyes r>in in the hesn:
ringing in the ears. noise like the rrstln- 2.
leaves or rafting Of ekxrsots, u1e-s1Hess shoui
the ioins. weakness Of the Limits. confused
vision. biunfed intellect. less Of eonndsnce.
diEdenee in sprro1chins strznssrs.s disiiks 70
form L. v xcQs.intarets. > disposition 10 snun
<asfe7y. loss Of memory. p.mDles and various
erur tlons about tie face, hectic PUSHES. furreo
tongue. f9tid brsath. coughs. consumption,
night svrzt<. nRolozEzniz- and frequently IN
sanity II relief be not obtained. you shouic
.ppiy Immediately. either in person or BY let.
sc1enssfr mode e treating this disease. which
never fails q efeetnga quick and rsdicsieure-
Cured at Home.
Persuu< nj q distance may be ctkED AT
HOME. ty addressing 8 letter TO DR. lbboS
STATING case syr=rs0rs. length Of tine tie dis-
ease has eo1uEzed. sld have nedisine prompt
" forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
70 say part u shs eeuAzr.. Win fuli and plain
9irSrt1Gzs for use-
Py irricssnx Ten Dollars coin in = registered
Letter thruuzh the Postcfzes. or through Wells.
Fargu x Co.. pseSAse 81 medicine Will DC
forxsrdsi 10 .zy vsrs q the Union
Per~oz< wrifir- 30 the Doctor will please
state TIE r.nns a the paper they SEE this sc-
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New RemediesI New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,

MO. e3 KEARSf
N street, corner q
Commercial. 5 9 y
Frnneisco, California.
Private entrance Oh
Commercial street
Established in 1854;
for the trestm<nt o.
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases.snch A. Con
orrhps. elect, strict.
ure. Syphilis In All
its forms. Seminal
weakness, ~Impoteney
.efr etc. Skin dis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

y The DISTRICT c0rRr or THE SIXTH
1 }11scfi District Sx.te of Nevada in xns
fsr k1resa Ccuntv. In the matter e< TIE estate
Of p r BrDD. derxH<e1-
1t Appearing N The cozrt- By sshs p~tfsen
pres<nt-d snd Sled by D. b q sAe A&mia-
iztrsscr o. the estate az p r u deceased.
prsytnx for an cr3er - SD the real estate ~
rrrsztr sale. sza that IL 10 for sk< best interest
q tie estate - s<za the ssneS
II 10 Therefore ordered hy ths Cn1rt. that all
per~azz Interested IN said estate spr~&r before
The sud District Crars On WEDNESDAY. THE
sss DAY Of }niy. A. D. 1873. ~ 10 o'cloxR In the
tcr~zeea % said day. at sh< caur<-rsoaa Of said
hsxfz1ft Coaxt- in the town and eaaasy q En-
rska- Nevada. 10 show eansx why an order
shculd nct be sr<As<s - the sid administrator
- sell AL thu real estate II deceased At private
sale. and that . copy Of thi< erder b pnhiisAed
~ least fcnr Successive weeks in he Ear~ka
SxSrzxkL> . newspaper printed ard Published
IN ali tovn AMI ceua<y cf EzrekRA
HENRY RIyE& District Indxe.
CT LASsrSs. Atty fer Adnin.strxter.
Dated Esrska Nevada June q. A. n 1sra.
r<$a
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TAKE NOTICE.

NorIcE n HEREBY GIVEN. rHArNLa
IN the ortinsnse airing . tai On al NJ
dog within u corporate nirs o. tAe-n
town cf Earsss- must be complied With On ,ra
sxser MONDAY. Jaly ltth. All dogs not tsxxea
by the dime named win be proresj<d sr<snss
- provided In said ordnance.
MATTHEW KYLE. SHERIFF.
Earkx. July n. ls-s SvISr
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WANTED.

A T THE PHENU MINE so CORDS OF
IA secd Mahogany WOOD.
MN. ARLINGTON. Superintendent
rnrsks- June Il. fs~a }siAtf
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CHINESE u S
Or. MEN LEE,
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Is PEEFAEET TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
L. Ezs* sr-zsiec zsEzsr- He has Esee
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sfsrr rr<- Re hss rsx rx=eze~ fog sN
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sAsz2i s- azS4 eGEMszis AzEz- CArurie Diseases
Eess really - kzs rszeazzs. AID snres xker<
zxzT OTHERS have fE1ze1
NOTICE. an . rrsznst~ Il the reascHl
Scksssz ~ Cx--na-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-14
Gardiner Local News.

Bev. Mr.. Wing, a Congregational minister
of Frceport, preached at the Methodist church
in this city Sunday, exchanging pulpits with
the pastor. Rev. G. b. Lindsey.
Mrs. Whitney, the evangelist, preached at
the Methodist church in Pttston Sunday.
She will hold meetings in that village during
the week She closed her labors with the
Congregational church in this city, Friday
evening.
The Gardiner Farmers Club will hold their
annual exhibition and fair at the meeting
house on Brunswick road to-day. The farm
ers of the city are not whit bel ind those of
the neglboring towns AS producers, and
fine display may be expected.
NJ. {. WadswOrth Esq, has been chosen
delegate by his church, to attend with Rev.
A. l.. Park the council for the examinations
and installation of the new pastor at the Cen
trail st. Congregational church at Bath, on
next Thursday; and j. NJ. Larrabee, Esq,
to attend a council for the same purpose, at
the Congregational church in Brunswick, on
Wednesday of next week.
Mayor Palmer made visit to New York
last week, to accompany his daughter thus
far on her way to California, where she goes
to visit relatives and to recuperate her health
go with her to the far West.
Mrs. John Holt has erected two-story
front to her house on Mt. Vernon street.
which improves its appearance, and will add
some very pleasant rooms when completed
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YELLOW FEVER.

HAVANA, October l3. Fourteen deaths
from yellow fever last week. A severe storm
prevails throughout the island and tele-
graphic communication i, interrupted. A
Hurricane is feared at this point.
MEMPHIS, October ID. Twelve cases in
all reported to-day whites. Rev. J. j.
Pierce is in critical condition. Donations
to Towards to-day, Sll16. The president of
the Towards, in a telegram to the Mayor of
Boston, in response to an offer of $1,000 if
they need more, says there is no immediate
prospect of an end to the epidemic; many
predict it will last till November. Proffered
assistance will be needed. J. NJ. Shaw, who
died this afternoon, was Mcxiban war
veteran. Joseph Chl, clerk of the Circuit
Court, was stricken with fever this evening
Tomorrow a force of 32 men will be
placed as guard, on the river front 40 en-
force the same quarantine rules rs now gov
ern rail and wagon roads.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Major Thornburgh, who was killed by the
Ute Indians, was one of the best rifle shot
and horsemen in the United States army.
The lite of the late Dr. Horace Bushnell
has just been finished by his daughter, Mrs.
Cheney of South Manchester, CT.
Private information from Pennsylvania in
dicates that the increasing prosperity in the
iron trade has tended greatly to injure demo-
cratic political prospects.
1t is said to be fact that thus far there
has not been a single applicant for the Eng
lish mission. The fact that it is considered
necessary to spend a much larger sum than
the annual salary is supposed to be the prn-
ciple reason.
1t is predicted by gentleman of that
State, whose estimates in such matters are
generally correct, that the congressional dis
tricts in Ohio will be carried by the republic
cans by majorities If $4,000, and that the
democrats will secure nine districts by ma
jorities of 1900. This estimate is based on
a total vote Of 600, 900. He also predicts a
republican triumph in the legislature.
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KENTUCKY.
More Murder and Violence.

KRAYsoN, October -. Jesse Underwood
was shot in the door of his fathers house,
known as Fort Underwood" yesterday
morning. The Holbrook party surrounded
the house, threatening to kill anybody who
dare bury Jesses body, or rescue George,
who was badly wounded, and who with the
women and children, all that remain of the
Underwood family, is inside the house. lie
to-day sent word to the county judge praying
for help. The Governor has been appealed
to, but did not respond. This is the 9TH
murder in the last three weeks, in Carter
county, four of the murdered men being Tn
derwoods and one liolbrook. Nothing has
been done by any officer, from the Governor
to the county magistrates.
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The Count DE Paris.
The Turkish Insult.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Steamer Cortes arrived at Halifax, Sunday
from New York, towing steamer Alhambra,
which left Halifax Friday for New York.
The Alhambra's shaft was broken.
Mrs. Danbrough was arrested at Lebanon,
ILL.,, for poisoning her husband and brother
in-law, several months ago.
Edward Holmes, negro in Charleston, S.
c., is sentenced to be hanged Nov 2lst, for
outrageous assault upon white infant.
The venerable Henry C. Carey, died at his
residence in Philadelphia, yesterday morn
ing.
Sylvester NJ. Hickey, shot at Cincinnati, on
Sunday, by Florence Mcdonald, rested qui-
city through the night, and the doctors think
favorably of his recovery.
A special force. in attempting to destroy an
Illicit distillery in Ebert county, Ga, were
repulscd by body of armed men, and were
obliged to return to Elberton for aid
A despatch from Quebec says Paine, the
Falls River embczzer, applied for writ of
habeas corpus, which was refused.
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The Afghans Completely Routed.
ROBERTS, PUBLIC ENTRANCE INTO
CABLL.

LONDON, October -. Specials from AZ
ghanistan say the Amcer will be strictly
guarded in Roberts camp. 1t is hard to be-
ievc that Yakoob Khan is not aware that his
army has taken up a position to oppose the
British advance upon Cabul. On the sixth
day of the defeat of the Afghan army before
Cabul, the Ameers messages were passing
every few hours to and from Cabul by the
road held by the Cabul troops, and it is esti-
mated that the Afghans in that defeat had 400
men killed.
A despatch of the 10th from the British
camp before Cabul says that when the caval-
~ returned from pursuing the enemy on the
evening of the 9th. they rode through Cabul.
Some of the shops in the bazaar were open,
and people were setting about, and all was
quiet.
A despatch from Allahabad to the News
says that no quarter was given to any one
firing upon the British, and prisoners taken
in the fight were killed. The leaders of the
mutineers are the Ameers most trusted
friends.
Roberts telegraphs that the Afghan troops
have been completely routed, and the tribes
assembled to fight have returned home. The
heavy battery which is coming up with the
Khyber column will go back to India, as the
heavy guns and howitZers originally presented
by the British government to the Ameer have
been taken. Roberts visited Bala Hissar on
the llth and was to make public entry into
Cabul on the 18th.
SIMLA, October ID. Roberts public en-
try into Cabul took place at noon yesterday.
He was accompanied by the Ameer and suite.
British troops of all arms lined the road, and
the artillery fired salute when the British
standard was hoisted at the entrance of the
city. The sxty-scventh regiment and fifth
goorh has subsequently occupied Balahissar
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MunlclpnI court.
Michael Smith, Fred Britt and James
Shaw were before the court, yesterday, for
drunkenness and disturbance. They all
plead gilty, and Smith and Britt refused to
pay fine and costs and were committed.
Shaw appealed from his sentence and being
unable to find suretics to back up his appeal
was committed.
Andrew Bolton, Jr. was charged with lar
ceny from the person of William Bolton, the
sum of ten dollars. He plead not guilty.
There was found probable cause to charge
him, and he was ordered to recognize with
sureties in $500 to the Dec. term of Superior
Court; refused to recognize was committed.
Edward McMitchell, Mary +. McMitchell
and Wilder McMitchell were charged with
the larceny of Il sum of money of Jacob Wet
seller. They all p,ead not guilty. Wilder
McMitchell was discharged, and Mary and
Edward were holden in the sum of $500 TO
answer to the Dec. term of Superior Court.
They found bail.
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The bodies of Eaton, Thompson, Price.
Eskridge and all other employees not named,
were also found. Eskridge was found two
miles this side the agency, naked, with a bull
let hole through the head.
In the position occupied by the Indians
during Thornburg's battle, in the breastwork
made of stone, was found the dead body OF
an unknown white man, dressed in buckskin.
He was on his knees and had his gun in posi-.
ton to fire, and was shot through the fore
head. From this it appears the Indians were
not alone in their hellish work.
The supposition is that the Indians have
gone South to join the Southern Utes, and
the impression among the officers in Merritt's
command is that the Indians who fought
Thornburg number at least 700.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-14
A PeriIOns VOYAGE.

a letter is received here from one of two
men, who sailed from this port in the little
boat Golden Gate, bound round the world
The letter is dated Cape dc Verde Islands
which they reached after passage of fifty
eight days. The experienced their first and
only gale on the Gulf Stream, but the little
craft proved an excellent sea-boat, and will
next go down the trades to Cape Town. The
dignitaries and inhabitants expressed great
admiration for the boat and crew, and their
stay was quite an ovation.
John Quincy Adams.
John Quincy Adams has written a letter
accepting the regular democratic nomination
for Governor.
Held for Robbery.
MILFORD, October ID. Ames NJ. Haskell
was held in 81 900 on charge of robbing
Edmond Fairbanks house of $3.50 worth OF
bonds and mortgages.
The Swimmer.
HAvERILL. October IL. Paul Boyton ar
rived here this evening on his trip from Ports
mouth, n. H., to the mouth of the Merri-
mac.
LAWRENCE, October IL. The east and
north wing of Sprague 4 Cos bobbfi factory
was burned tonight; insured. Five hun
dred people thrown out of employment.