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for stock holders ts retain their interest. l
have lear mt, however, that stock Is yet in
the market on the terms first proposed.
and 7 can .ive reliable Information on the
question to any desirin. 1t.
p While recommending no one 10 mort
view to purchasing, | conseientIously sug-
gest the propriety OF investing marginal
wealth IN either Of the Douglas uiln,s, be-
lieving there IL prospect Of gain In the
early future. Investment would scarcely
be an adventure. The risk ia dssipated.
The remunerative ore Ia sight will require
years for extraction.
a Ia closing. silow me toiDv'te any person
visiting our mel hborhood. to an inspection
of my cabinets, containing mineral and
other specimens from our mines-psrtIcu-
lafly that which represents the Douglas
and the diamond fields" fully set forth in
a former communication. These cabinets
are pronounced the most brilliant ever dis
played in the State. Respectfully,
). ANNEAR
The ladie. connected with the Baptist
Church and Society are buIlding neat and
commoJioas Chapel situated near their meet
ing house, and, although in an unfinished
stale, they occupied II for the first time on the
fourth Of July. when aud where they prepared
and served very good aud substantial dinner
such a dinner they 81 very well under
stand how 10 get up. The net proceed.
amounted to about one hundred dollars. which
with the fund. they have on hand. will be
nearly enough TO complete 1t. aud when lin.
ishcd ii viii BE- very much TO tho convenience
ami oonloT; VI nll concerned
The GRAFTON on the occasluu OF the oclebra-
ton, was delivered by their pastor, the Rev
Mr. Woodbury.. who must feel very much
PLEASED, encouraged and rrs,ifici, both a. an
evidence OF the esteem in which he I. held BY
hi, Church and Society aud by this long needed
and important improvement
- -,,n tn. 18th OF july a telegram was re-
cciYcd announcing the sal new. Of the death
81 CAPT Harlan Z. slower o, this pIace, who
was landed from hi. vessel 4; New Hdford.
SICK AMI die,i there srrr being sick bot ayrry
few days. Capt. stovcr was Que Of our mo-,
respectable citizens, ami Tor his many virtue.
Ne was highly este mad and hi. death deeply
lAmrC'ed IT. t6,iy was brough, home AMI
buried here by the side Of his wife. who died
-cnc twelve year 40. ~ HI. death hi. three
children arr lef, orphAn.. bu; ! am GLAD to .ay
iacy are all Ia COOL hand. auI well provided
for OBSERVER.
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lsOuldsbOrO.
A vessel Is expected here this week to
load cargo. oil ore for the -Gculdsboro
Co" Teams are now hauling the ore 10
". L. Guptii!', wharf
IN the open cut at the mine. the work
men have cut through the trap dyxe and
are now at work in tue vein which is about
four and one-half feet vide.
workmen ,witl begin this week to sink q
shaft, ia another vein a few rods from the
-Gouldsboro Co.'S works, on the prem
ises Of 4. G. Gpptili. ..-.
hear that the Mes.rs. Pe,tengill OF Sui
livan and Perry OF Boston will commence
operations this week Oh The premises OF
Capt. Joha Moore u. supposed that the
vein here is a continuation of the Gould
boro lode" The pay roll Of the miners
here for the mJiith ot August will not foot
up less than one thousand dollars. 4 IA
GALESA
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

MINE NovsORoD FAIR. The great
marke. ofitt- eastern world has been held
at this Junction OF the Volga and Olga Riv-
ers 10 Russia, every summer for hundreds
of years. Here the nations Of Europe and
Asia meet with their products for trade.
Cossack, Chinese, Turk and Persian meet
the German aud Geek with every variety
OF merchandise that mankind employs, from
sapphires 10 yrindstones. tea, opium, fur.
food, tools and fabrics, and last bur not
least. medicines. J. e. Aver 4 Co.'S ceie.
brai-d remedies froa, America were dis
played 10 an elegant Bazssr, where the
Doctor himself might sometimes be seen
They are known aud taken on steppes Of
Asia rs well IS the prziries Of the West,
and are an effectusl sntidote for the dis
eases That prevail 10 the yaourts OF the
North as veil ~ the hufs and cabins OF the
western continent. Times
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The heated term do. no, seem To d..
uIni.h The num5sE Of .i.iior. 10 oar village.
tho ''wFaqs saE~ :. -oafer, seIy FUN. and many
q our ciuEen. have faH complemcn, Of
q" Cif," cousin. a. guc.i..
After prolonged effort. .orae Of our u,!rI
INK mon have Induced the Western Union
Telegraph CO. 10 establish an Office a. Frank
lin. and linc from hcrr will Dc built a. ones
% c9nbeei with their ntfcn. which viii ~ a
great convenience for many Of u, the sullivan
Office will be AZ Eugene Simp.on, store, and
the Franklin oalea Al tbs Post ofse.
We no,. aa the absence OF {. ". kcmp,on,
E.4.. who ha. been IN Boston for the past
week arranging for the machinery for the
y Nukras- aud "Gouli.boru' mines, which
Will soon D. IN 9.arc. In til mines al seems
10 = cod and comfortable. The Gould.horo
Co., are now hauling tteir arsi q eight q or
10 Gupuli. waAri. from wbcnes Il sia u
shipped \, once 10 Burhiii FOR conccn,ratioL.
aud thence TO NewaT. fos -nsluns.
The ,s;e., great Ind" Ia thi. district; Il.
a. thrrry fell, on the farm " Cha. Campbell.
E-q-. where A,c'n % solii mineral h.. been
struck. SONG ai,sea iueAr. tn width. compo. sa
o. Gab-ns and Iin., AMI carrying forty ounces
Of silver, per inR- Work - bclnE pushed eaer-
geiicIy upon this vein. nj Tho Cherryds u
silver VI uins Co." will b. formed al oner, 10
Whi1h -uI.,a7 people wtii hoI a hrsr
Interest. n
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BsosAsport.
Dennis Buckley. short time since fell
from staging. at II.lr. coal wharf and broke
hi- thigh.
Rev. lTsnry Ward Bcechcr leetured TO a
large audience in Emery Hall last Wednesday
evening, on ADJUSTMENTS. A mishap to one
OF the boats prevented the attendance OF quite
q number who were coming from Bangor aud
down river towns
A special train OF seven cars brought a
plenio parsy Of Catholics from bangor hast
We,lns s.lay. A platform was erected short
distance from the village at spot known a.
e, Arpet green" aud dancing and olhcr Mnuse-
meets xtrc participated In.
Hon. VIM. +. Frye OF Lewiston, opened
the align here last Saturday evening with
telling speech which was enthusiastically
applauisd by his audience
A long haired individual calling himself
Kit Carson, Jr.. has been ahou, town the past
week. aud has on two OCCASIONS delivered
svusclsss hTAnSue on tue square In frou, Of
the hotel.
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4 CHALLENGE.

Ellsworth, Nj, Aug. ., 1879.
Tothe II. H. CorRoe Engiae Co, 7zou,as-
ton, Maine.
GENTLEMEN: = You are hereby chal-
lenged TO meet us between Thomaston and
Ellsworth, between Aug. -, -, and
Sept. ., 70, and play for one Hundred
Dollars side; arrangements to be made
by q committee from each company.
Money to be deposited as soon as arrange
nents are completed.
Challenge len open ten days from date.
UNION ENGINE Co. No. ?.
Ellsworth, Maine.
+ b. ArNES, for C0lsmiRss.~ - g.
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City and County.
Religions Services I. .h.s CITY ea:t Sunday

EGATioSAL.-Preaching at 10 so 4
NJ. and r NJ. sabbath school in the after
noon, al II oclock, NJ.
BAPTIsT.-PrcachiuX $; and P. NJ. SAL
bath school at /. n.
USTTARIAs.-Church service at 70 % A. NJ
sunday school 81 II ~.
CATHuLIc.-Preaching st 10 I-2 O'Clock 4.
NJ. sabbath School at L. NJ.
METHODIsT.-Preschi Ut and Z. M
Sabbath School II +. NJ.
sPIRITU ALIsT.-Meei held every Sun-
day At o'clock. I. NJ. IN Hall over huDici-
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETISG-eYery sun
dAy Al . IA 4. NJ. a. the Methodist Iestry.
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COLLINS voL1alc Plss1Eps.
Aug. hrprmlyJi

Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trun.
RAILWAY from Portland. can be had OF G.
G. Burrill At the lowest rate. Also tick
e,s To Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. lsli
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL. cATAaaE Remedy

STRIFE. ., the rUoi, builds up the constitution.
makes It new, aud DIVE. away Caiarrh and all
disease. % the mucuous membrane>. aud heir
attendant pains and schc-. pertaining to head
back. shoulder. Kidneys and throat. lyi9
DO you want 10 save your children II you
DO. ~ 10 u. A. FarCher anu get a box OF ts.-
scnslrn's Worm kxperr. II is the .urc-t,
safest and best worm medicine now IN Use.
For sale by all druggists for p cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price
Prepared BY Fe,seuIcn < Co, uo,AlAnd,
Maine.
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w. II. n. Murray Seeking Recrea-
ton.

ST. AIAANs, VI. Aug. ).
Mls> Iodgkins, ". II. IL Murray
Anauueusis has been interviewed aud say,
h. business Will be settled up satisfactorily
and honorably. also that Murray va. worn
oIt With ~ork, aud merely wen; Of tor rec
rratiou-
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sarry-Auf. 2, by Rev. L.. S. Trpp Mr. Charles
Leach and Miss Abby A. Ordway. both Of Penobs-
cot
3iueh!li-Aug. b BY Rev. s. Woodbury., Mr..
George II. Davis and Mrs Lillian Nunr roe both Of
Brooksyille.
sedgwiek-Ang- ,, by Rev. c. r. Bartlett Mr.
William b. Grant and Miss Lizzie w. Friend, both
Of Sesigwick
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7 he Weather.

WAR DEPAKTNENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, II. &. Aug G-lA.M NJ.
Indications
For New EugiALd. souiherly to westerly
H,ad,; 10 decided change Ia temperature.
with partly cloudy weather. and areas Of
ain.
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The lndIsu aho was caught y, 4 bear
trap year ago last July. passed through
this town on Monday. He says he lay ia
the trap four days. me most gone when
found" The trap caug hf him at the askle
joint. one tooth t.oing through the joint.
He is some lame. but gets along a good
jog with cane
E. cry farmer here has his potato bugs
They are very c'rafce III them, gathering
them careful, 81. pan, and carrying IN EN-
toward the huhs- We are afraid they have
come to .tap iDpsrr .h.n We could viyh
Aug. 5. 7. 1. G.
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SIn'nrs sals-I. IL Foss
County lrrz.'. siNtemeni-Lu Luther Lord.
Non Rns. Taxes PeaObscoG-1ADert Litlsn cid.
Non kes- Taxes sErry-Rdsia IL Tony.
Notice 70 i.heTiu en-. II. hiIredse Co.
Houts aud Shoes-H II. Harden a Go.
fremont savings BAnk sIAt'm Jos. TIicomb-
Executors Nouce-C. wAsgAif.
House lQr sAle-A. h. " oodu ard.
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DAMARIsCnrTA. Az

HAMAIsIH'VIIAt AUr o
The Lincoln County 0reenback Consen-
tl"n to-day nominated Isaac I. Hobson OF
Ni-oAsset FOR senator; william Engley Of
aidoboro. County Commissioner, Foster
+ Harvey Of Dsmariscotis, Attorney; u.
". Rec Of Wlscassei. Treasurer. Nearly
a fan delegation Was present W. W
Perry OF Camden addres sed tie Conven-
t,n- There was not such large At,enc-
aure Of outsiders IS Let wear.
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Andr".coggin Republican Couvcu.
don

LkwlsToN, Aug. 5
The Republican County Convention nj
Auo1rn to-day nominated the following
ueAet: senators Jerc. DIngiey Of Auburn
and Geo. farcheE Iced. Judge Of Probate.
Geo c. Wing. Auburn, Sheriff. Thos LAT.
teheId' Auburn, Commissioner. H. ".
bhsgs' !4NeFmore, Treasurer. A. =. Mcr-
Td. lewiston After the nominations
were made the Convention was addressed
b' kH-t'ov. Dingiey and l.. II. Hutchln-
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MAINE NEWS.


NEW YORK, Aug. 5.
Inc British ship Pride of the Ocean re.
ports when OF Shinnecock. came In CO..
hsion with the Schr. Geo. W. Ana,ss =,
- ueorse Ne, from Baltimore with coal
Tor Portland sinking her immedl.,eDy
The captain and his wife, three children
a"d crew nine persons in number. were
rescued and brought to this Port. The
snip 'o'i her bo~sprit and foreiopmast
aud received other damage. fors.,d
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LEWISTON, Aug. 5.
me o"f"aors Inquest on the bodies Of
I''rfe boudreau, Rose Martha and Celin.
Aayrand Killed by the Maine Central
tFA'" At Lisbon on Monday. resulted In
the jury Ending neither the Company nor
employees hiAmeaoie for the accident The
evidence shows that the whistle WAS
sounded and the tell rung bur they we're
uHhesstts.tf bx the 1,s.....g
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ID / /, u

Obituary notices. beyond the Date. Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworsh-Aug. 3, Mr.. David 8. Joy, Agsd 81
years.
Lamoine-Apg. :, ME- Liszie II. Clark, aged
q years and months
6lpshiu-Jaly -. Mr. BENJAMIN Saunders, about
- years.
New Bedford-Juiy "a. Capt Harlan r. Slower
Of Bluehill. aged ~ years.
sydney, Austraiia-.July Is. Capt Ensch H. John
s0R u Sullivan, aged . yeArs.
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MARINE LIST.

EiI.~orsh Port.
wednesday July y.
ARRIVED.
soh Ralph n Grant Grant. Fox .lAuI
>sh sarah Elizabeth. Curtis, surry.
CLEARED
IA S.hAtnr. BoDEev Boston.
sch luloscne. l. ord, Roc sland.
Sch George Edward. Weber, Bo.iun.
sch julia Edna. CoOk. Ear rarJur.
IhGrs LAY july 81.
ARRIVED.
-tar. MAY Yield, Bart our. Bausof
sch grnoru iiutehing. Boston.
sen William Archer, Bell atty Boston
CLEARED.
sen we.ierloo. Whitaker. Rondout
sch L0duskia. Curtis. Providence.
sch A-cbante, Weber, LINN.
Friday. Aug. /.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catherine, Jordan, I;nslon
sch Arboreer. CLARK Boston
sch Csres.a. Ray. Bo.tnn.
sch Victory, MIlitken. Boston
sch J. Ii. ,iiIson. 81. nson Deer Isle
CLEARED
-Im'r May yield HARBOUR Bar Hartsor
sch olise BfAncH. Whitaker. Rpndout
>rh y. Harvey, Bunker. BiaeAlil.
Saturday. Aug. :.
ARRIVED.
sch AnHis Gu, sawysr. New York coal tn
Geo. fi-.e.
sch lily OF Ellsworth. Grant. Portland days.
CLEARED.
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant Caryer's Harbor.
Sch iiu.-ar. ferrei, Bar Harbor.
Tuesday. Aug 5.
ARRIVED.
sch Vim. Pickering. Beilaiiy. Boston.
Sch Julia ksinA. Cook Bar ifaroor.
Sch Ganges. Leach. New York,
sch BcIHer, Sinclair. Boston.
sch MonteIuma, slower. Boston.
CLEAREo
sch J. VI. Kennedy. Pomroy. Boston
sch J. u. snnson, siinsoI. Boston.
Domestic Porte.
CALAIs-sld IS. sch Pride Of the East, Lord
Sid 81, sch Victory Moon. beverly.
BosroS-Clf Aug sch Ella Frances, Bulxe
Charleston {.
Ara sch Flora Grindle. Sargent Mt Desert
Ar :. schs Capt John. Means. Ellsworth; Mar,
Cushman, Patten Ellsworth, Panama, Noon
Emily, casper; Python. Pensiieton, aud Chas
Upton, keef, Ellsworth.
SE~cAsILE DEL-Passed up End. Sch Mary
LORD. smith. Brunswick, Ga
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar ssh, sch Martha
Weeks somes. sullivan Tor New York
PRovIDEscE-Ar %, Sch frAnooniA. Austin,
Ellsworth.
Sid End. sch franeoniA. Austin New York
NEW YoKk-Cid soth. sch Hattie Card. Bar
uard, Cape Hayden.
Cid ind. bAr9ue Mary Hale, Higgins Ueu.er
Bette, Hobokea for Vinalhaven.
Ar S, schs Martha Week. somes sullivan for
Rondoat; J Carver, wah. stonington.
PaILADgLPBn-Ar 5. sch American Eagle
Brown Bluehiil.
Rsreig. PSrss.
Ar at Ne~chans-May 81. bark Anne 5 Hail.
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SAnFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER
- MILLIONS -
electrified!

srirnse hsiA. ne nrhtntBr 70 her haaa. vh-t vas
the terror oG militaus uaistsrnz .aE,I
az etAcr alili4"Es- MAI klusi, nov cures ticc-
triritY, ErAnt curative an4 restorative akcai, "a
ascd - AuJ Ctlsf lB4tnt u3odlclnH i4 rho
tst0rT - the b. siinz nirsa the Wal spark k.s
sra the boAT. railon ly % ,icrtri,ity .
psAibe. IL IL the lsst resort Of ell pay srt.ns aal
szr<roGs ia sspCsdci animation. sal - sue rcld
Ia rraiorgs l4r action -4d Ito SaCn the trc atA
hal apPAsSsily lcll iaa haF. FAe lus IL - at
element the tfe 90 suFh dis tsA i.-gs
tiara FAFaiys.s. ~. VIA bsura. IHa.agaasaa q ihr
kfdu~ys ctr. Rlas uu.igrssiauvI b tiH klstest
csleai authorities. lint hoy a.riy q - ET part of
= bo3T eantinuousiy. ronsrntertl,. ard eco
somiraIiy Ias latcat+au % Collins Violate
PLASTER Hgre "a 'h+s great Qngr' A. AK - frszA
sssolrlstsy millions % unhappy invAlils 10 perfect
to elAs tao Alialr-'l5l q no =!
f.ezi;y. CalIizs' HoItai" Pln.t.r- c7n'tI ts,,sr
AT t1c Fl2fr@ Nv!atly attached ipEftFr a-i lui.
hFilc4 ~ hi-tlr M's'it ltei F'7's.r. Far LOG a
Faiss. iaurnrss. h,ssra ~ uahn A.. weakness AMI
laeafnraa-iep % Ne lasEs Iivrr. kidarSa. Sp'~ra
Ues-la, bladder, Hear. al A-.r.cs. oiiip-' Oh
rrr1rdy ever oGerr ihr -tt-cf~t ari ars Narrated
sa.--,.r i8 Ftery af+.r Its-t.t f3r# Ehs p4hI~.
Frir ~-.t af 90 uh.l.T4ll AIT Retail
ur-rs..ts .4e'- b. itsi STATES ana Csn44As.
at II NtEk-G GBTrft. lra.T.. &C. - Desl.a. AsE
.5r ~ 4 l--4-'l s2o- hAVtag
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Idea.

Idea.
john SIary Alley OF Eden. aged p,
son II EphrAin a les lett Bar liarbor
siOUc IN = small boat 10 cross to Gouids.
boro, July ,ih, 4. CLOCK T.. NJ lie was
las, -een 20 pas. th~ iorg Porcuplne Is
land. lie neat day his boat was found on
the Goaldsboro shore. .lt slide up. with
sal hanging loose to lie mast, aud oars
All .pr,i % he bottom. The natural Ia
seTcbcc i.thAtsc acc eseulaiiy icil uio the
sasr atrl N~ss drowned. lie was young
man Of o6rfeet habits and Kind and gcuer-
Gus Impulses iie was grandson of Cay
tain John Mcfarland OF Idea, who brought
hia up nom childhood, add ~nh whom
he still made his hone. - t.# a
July 3Ist, ls,9.
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Business Notices.

Without i shadow Of doubt the bc,i medicine
in the world Tor coughs, coll-, hoarscucs-. bfoa-
Chiti-, soreness Of the throat. asthma. influenza
ca'arrh. Nhnori.s cough AMI lung di-ra .e. /,
-itIBls1Hs HyiGAIr BuIsIra Prize - ct.
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Tickets Tor all points west via, Penn
syIvaniA Central, and Boston and Albany
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SANFORD'S
THE QulHTEssEHCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AR0MATICS,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,

Il delicious, harmless. and strengthening
substitute for all kinds of stimulants- II
promptly relieves Dyspepsia, Oppression
sfter Eating, and every species of Indi-
eestion. corrccts all disturbances Of tho
Stomach and Bowels, prevents sickness from
change OF food, water. or climate, cures
Cramps and Pains. breaks up Colds. Chills.
and Fcvcrs in ono night. II promotes per-
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strengthens. and invigurstes the body. quiets
tho mind and nervous forces, end induces
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cumstanccs and conditions. this grand pana-
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vast and bulky catalogue of tho materia
mcdica. Bcwaro Of diluted and worthless
limitations recommended by dealers for pur~
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NJ A X lie ID.

Ar at Ne~chang-May 81, bark Anne Hall
Nelson. Chefoo.
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l.ansotae.

Iamoin~.
Air. Isaiah Wang of North Lsmoine
has po, %, consitlerAtic inouey on The im-
year. lie hsS butR very nsat greenhouse.
repaired he barn aud !. NOW falr NJ bis
.housa another story.
silva yogag men OF No Lamoire pro-
pose 20 have gralh and bay on the picnic
grounds al HUNKS Pond which ,hey viii
ieed on. TO horses AZ tire fowes, possible
price, thus saving those who come tie
trouble of caring tor their teams.
The Nj. Desert made a large hole In
the wharf last Thursday morning, breal-
Ing Of uine s,rinser. aud sha kiDx up thinxs
generally. The daBage was e.,imated at
about one hundred dollars, bot il will
probably cost much more than that 10 re-
pla = the wharf in It's fosner shape.
The Rev. Horace Tildeu Of Augusta
who Is visiting With his wife here. occu-
pied the pulpit 81 the LIST Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Miller OF Philadelphia
is visiting Mr. Harden, Slate Missionary
who resides here.
The young ladies who have been stop
ping at SWEETS cottage have gone back to
the city We undeIstaId that another
party are soon to take, pc sse ssion-
The temperance people are making
calculations for shout fifteen hundred Al
BluDt's Pond Aug. l2th. There will be .
full brass band ali ready 10 play when
s.keJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04

A year ago the negroes of South Carolina
were all going home to Africa. A Liberia
Exodus Association was organized and over
Q hundred and fifty thousand negroes In the
Palmetto State alone signed the roll and pre-
pared to move to Africa. Exodus sermons
were preached In the negro churches and
quite sum OF money raised to carry out the
proposed movement. A ship, the Azor, was
purchased for this purpose She came to
Charleston and carried over one lot Of negroes.
The crowded state Of the ship, bad water and
q lack Of provisions, developed fever on ship
board, and quite number Of the negroes died
before they reached Africa. Many others died
after they had landed on Liberian shores and
a number of others came back to the South
as soon as they could pay their way here.
Yesterday the Liberia Exodus Association
wound up Its affairs under the auCtoneer's
hammer the Azor being sold to satisfy the
associations debts. And thus ends negro
emigration movement, which resulted only
In loss, sickness and death to the unfortunate
darkies duped into it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04

The telegraph brings us full particulars OF
the capture OF the Peruvian lron-clad ram
Huascar BY the Gillian fleet. The fight made
by the Huascar was q gallant one, and she
only surrendered when she had been com
pletely dismantled and lost her commander,
Grau, and most OF her other officers. Grau
had. undoubtedly, proved himself the most
efficient naval officer on either side during the
present war OF the Pacific. and his loss will
prove more serious one to Peru than the
capture OF the Huascar. His name would
seem to indicate that he was not Of Spanish
American parentage; indeed, few, II any, Of
the naval officers Of either Peru or Chill are
natives of these countries, q large majority Of
them being Germans, Americans and English
man
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04

Michigan has its State university, located
at Ann Arbor. This university contains a
large number Of students who have the repu-
tation OF being the most disorderly ana riot
Gus In the world They have more than once
attacked people and sacked buildings, and d
few years ago destroyed thousand Of dollars
of property in the town. There has always
existed feud between these students and the
citizens Of Ann Arbor. This feeling has grown
more and more intense each year, until
short time ago the people Of Ann Arbor or
gained a large police force and armed them
to preserve the peace. This police, however,
accomplished nothing, as the students soon
routed them. AS a last resort the Ann Ar
Dorites called on the Governor for aid and as
sistance, and several companies Of militia
were at once ordered to the town. These
militia are still in Ann Arbor. and the people
Of that little city are now begging the Gov
arnor to allow them to remain there perma- /
aently. as they are afraid to live in the neigh /
,oEho0d of these e1citable students unless
protected by small standing army.