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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
Assessment Notice.

vUVo MATT. MURPHY: you ARE HEREBY
notified that have performed labor on
the Sierra Nevada mine, situated In Antelope
Mining District, Eureka county, Nevada since
Nav 1878. to May. 1879, amounting TO $50 in
United States gold coin for your interest Of
500 feet In said claim. and that unless you pay
said amount within ninety days after the first
publication Of this notice, your interest In said
claim will become my property Dy law.
WILLIAM WHALEN.
June IL. 1879. jel2law9od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

Wlrh JUSTICE TO THE PARTIES CON.
kacvs ssSSa, ~. the undersigned wiahes 10 make
payn,6nt ~ - u consequence Of the failure OF
& iiissy = issue : lien aeainst ! certain house
teloSs;s. !. Isuated on North Buel street, and
taAen 1 ssus, - wealthy Arm, have agreed and
y g cIiss y OF the debt on dollar. In order
asktins rw, y lAw, quarrel, and seven years
eooai6ss.tsse expense and loss Of time: In
liza. Sh ot which. have cancelled the
HENRY RIxEN,
Hnrsha. Sn. - Painter and Paper Hanger.
.---- - iott. je28- 1ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30

BULLION KNCAMPMEuT uo. n.
HOLDS AEGULAR sKs8IONo on tn
II Third MONDAYS Of each moa14s -
7f O'Clock, ?. NJ. ct Odd Eal1OW9 Uu1l4191f
Doj0urning PatEiarchs are invita- - ate1AA;
3. D. HENnH. scribe. jsG6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-30
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanhs. 4oe. 600 aallens.
ALL NOW FULL.

vxyATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, In any desired quantities, at all
seasons OF the year. st Z uniform rate, and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source Water delived twice daily 10 private
families, miners cabins. aAloons. ETC. Tickets
ranging from On to 80 cents apiece, will be
sold sf the once Of the Company, IN Ruby
HiiI. W. B. HARRUB. Proprietor.
I. W. PEARSON. Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21
The Fish Question.

In a letter published last week, Mr.. Gam
damaged him two hundred dollars. We
firmly believe they did not damage him one
cent. We would call his attention to the fact
that about ten years ago. before there was a
steamer fishing along the coast of Maine,
there were few or no mcnhaden between
Portland and Matinicus.
We would also call his attention to the
fact, that early in July last year an immense
school of 'baracouters" made their appear
ance IN the waters between Monhegan and
Mttinicus, and on their arrival the menhaden
went east and located between the Penobscot
and Machias, and that the net fishermen in
that locality did better than they have done
in several years, while there was n large feet
of purse fishermen at work on them at tie
same time
1t is well known by those who have stud
led the fish question, that their ways are
difficult to explain; for instance, Geo. w.
Miles & CO., and Fowler, Foote & Co., left
the western fishing grounds because in their
opinion the menhaden were caught up, and
a menhaden factory located on Long Island
Sound, that cost sixty thousands dollars. was
abandoned, and several others were sold for
less than ten cents on a dollar of their cost.
Duiihs tHe years VI 100 anu 1910 uiost
waters have sua,med with menhaden and as
result the mcnhaden interest are now
building boats in Portland, to be used in those
waters next year. In time it will be the
same with Mr.. Gamage's neighborhood; when
the menhaden see fit to visit, they will do So
The best menhaden fishing west last year
was in Sandy Hook Harbor, where one sail
gang caught $1,000 barrels, and this where
there is more disturbance Of the water by
steamers than ever was or is ever likely to
be along the whole coast of Maine. 80"
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Gas Explosion.

BosToS, January 90 There was fire and
explosion of gas works in Potter's drug store,
Washington street, this forenoon. Leaking
gas ignited in the basement by lantern in
the hands Of c. A. Wood, clerk, who was
severely burned in the face, and internally in
jured. The building was damaged $1,000;
stock, go, 900 to $50, 600; fully insured.
Church Burned.
The Emanuel Congregational church, cor
ner Of Moreland and Copeland streets, High
lands, was burned this forenoon. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, S35, 900.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRESTED FOR swINDLINC.
A Bath Man in the hands of a Special
Treasury Agent.

BATH, January 20. Captain George Prince,
II resident of Bath for the last twenty years,
who commanded Co. X, LIST Maine cavalry
during the rebellion, was arrested Monday
morning by Col. J. Horace Kent, special
agent of the treasury department, charged
with obtaining large amount Of money from
the pension Office, on fictitious names. This
is charged to have been going on for yeats,
and government detectives have been at work
on the case for year past. He will be taken
before Commissioner Clifford Mt Portland,
(to-day) Monday.
/. PORTLAND, January 20. Capt. Geo. Prince
of Bath, charged with pension frauds, was
bound over to-day in $4,000.
Postmasters Confirmed.
The following Postmastcrs in Maine have
been confirmed by the Senate:
Isaac III. Coffin Wiscasset.
Alfred L. Skinner, Bucksport.
Alden Miller, Jr., Camden.
VIM. II. Emery Fairfield.
Disasters ut Sea.
Bark G. W. Cochrane, which took fire at
Galveston the 10th, is total loss. She ha
on board nearly 5000 bales of cotton; only Ii
bales saved. The vessel registered los tons,
was built at Bath in 1874, at u cost of $50, 0OO
and hailed from Boston, insured for $2G, 600
in Boston Offices.
Schooner Allegro of Machias, Kellar, from
Weymouth, arrived below Wilmington, n.
c., 10Th, with loss of boat, and bulwarks
stove.
WEXFORD, Ireland, January 20. The new
American bark Fannie L. Kennedy of Wis
casset, for Barrow, is ashore here. The crew
are safe.
Damage to Water Works.
LEWISTON, January 20. The iron bridge
on Cedar street, carrying the water works
pipes over the canal, broke Saturday. The
water had to be drawn from the pipes The
bridge was made by the Boston Bridge Com
pany.
Poultry Show.
The Androscoggin poultry show begins
Tuesday, and promises to be large and fine
exhibition.
Death.
EAsrPoRr, January 20. Nathan buchanan
an early settler, AMI for many years one o.
the principal me chants here, died to-day
aged So.
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An Arctic Explorer Missing.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, January 20. Brown 4 Sons
wooden mill was burned this forenoon. Loss
$3.50, 900; insured.
LATER. The insurance on Browns mills
is S250,O00. $4,000 on storehouse or sheds.
To be Executed.
HARRISBURG, January 20. The Governor
has issued warrants for the executi on of AL
exander b. Sayre Of Philadelyhia, and IIeze-
kiah Shafer of Franklin CO., wife n,urdcrers,
60 days hence.
Sentence COMMITTED.
The Governor has signed the Communication
of the death sentence of Blasius I'istorius 10
imprisonment for life
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Many of the young people in this city pat
ronize the skating rink at Hallowell.

This is to be busy week in Augusta. On
Wednesday and Thursday. the men and
women Of Maine, will meet in mass temper
ance convention at Granite Hall, to consider
the presen. aspect Of the temperance cause.
and devise means to successfully carry 1t for
ward. This will draw together large num-
Der Of the thinking men and women of the
State, who are interested in this noble cause.
There will be several very important hearings
before Legislative committees. The Commit
tee on Fisheries have assigned this afternoon
for a hearing on the porgv bill and for the
protection of the shore fisheries. On We'd
nesday evening, the druggists bill will be
considered by the special committee on tenn
perancc, in the Senate chamber. There is an
opportunity for both those who are opposed and
those who arc in favor Of the bill, to appear
and be heard. The annual meeting of the
Maine editors and publishers is to be held on
Thursday evening. and continuing through
Friday. The literary exercises, open to the
public, will be held in the Senate chamber,
Friday afternoon, and a grand reception has
been rendered the members of the Association
and ladies in the evening, by r. o. Vickery,
Esq.
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THE INDIANS.
The Controversy Between Sherman and
SchurZ.

. CHICAGO, January 20. Lieut.. Gen. Sheri-
dan received II letter from Gen. Sherman,
saying that Sec'y Schurz's letter of January
9th, just referred to him, having the endorse
ment at the war department, mo action"
Sherman says Sheridans answer TO Schurz
was satisfactory to himself and Sec'y McCra-
~, and that S hurz's rejoinder was in no way
calculated to reconcile conflicting opinions,
TO improve the condition of the Indians, or
make use of the army in their management
more harmonious and effective. He further
says that Secretary McGrary and himself are
of the opinion that the controversy should
end. a... t-- E. aa-r Il
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OHIO.
Hebrew Meetings.

CNcINSArI, O., January 20. The execu-
tive board of the union of the American He
brew congregation convened here yesterday,
and resolved that board of delegates on
civil and religious rights be instructed to take
into consideration the feasibility of active CO.
operation with sister societies in Europe, for
the purpose Of encouraging agriculture among
Jews, and tho settlement in this country on
ands in the West and South =
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NEW YORK.
Sensation in Wall Street,

New YORK, January 20. A sensation is
caused on Wall street to-day by the continued
rise in the "Grangcrs" Northwest and ST.
Paul, Northwest common being manipulated
by strong pool. Meanwhile outside pur-
chasers were waiting for the pool to break
and reveal the intrinsic worth of the stock.
The Tribune says that short interest in North
west common is very small, not exceeding
10000 shares of the entire 10000.
Arrested.
Godfrey Hunter Stewart of the American
bark Sands, was arrested to-day, charged
with assaulting Capt. Henrahan with clea-
yer, on the voyage from Trieste.
Appointments.
The kilograms Washington despatch says
that Conkling will have but four democrats
to vote with him against the confirmation OF
New York appointments, while some twenty
republican senators will vote in favor of con
firmation.
The Sugar Bill.
The Treasury Department will oppose the
sugar tariff bill of the ways and means.
Personal.
An Albany special says Gov. Robinson IA
vors the protest against the election of L lifted
States senator, on the ground that the Legis-
lature has not been chosen under the new ap-
test against Conkling's denomination is agrin
talked of.
The Double Standard.
The House committee on coinage has de-
cidcd to report bill intended to equalizc the
double medal standard, by making it l6 of
silver to of gold. The report on the metric
system will be ready Wednesday.
An Arctic Explorer Missing.
Cable dispatches say the Car has ordered
the authorities of West Siberia to dispatch an
overland siedge expedition to ascertain the
whereabouts of Nordenskiolfs expedition.
The German friends of the explorer believe
the steamer jeanette of the American Arctic
Expedition will be the first to reach and sue
cor Nordenskiold.
Southern Civil Service.
Washington dispatches report increased
evidences that the administration is consid-
ering a reorganization of the civil SER: ice in
the South. Marshal Pitkins reinstatement
is probable.
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Probable Investigation of the Cipher
Despatches. tNt 81

WASHINGTON, January 20 The Potter in
vestisatng committee met Wednesday morn
ing, and if the extra appropriation asked for
is granted by the House it will probably COM
mcnce an investigation of the cipher tcle
grams at once. Nothing further has been
heard from Mr.. Sherman or Mr.. Shellabarger
as to the evidence of St. Martin, and the
chances are that he will not be called TO the
stand.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The German government proposes granting
to the German Society, for the exploration Of
Africa, about Sl5, 400
Early yesterday morning the First Presby-
terrain church at Newark, N. j., was damaged
by fire, to the extent of 5000
Ulrch, the counterfeitsr, under arrest in
New York is said to be the most expert en-
graver in the world
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CANADA.
AbscOnded.

MONTREAL, January 20. Alderman Will
liam Clendenning, iron founder, has abscond-
ed, taking $50, 900 cash, obtained by realizing
on drafts from banks in New York. Liabili-
ties, half a million dollars; assets, real es-
tate and extensive iron foundry. U.s. q aa
Cold Weather. 4s So y Z
Reports from all parts of Ontario indicate
that Monday was the coolest of the season,
the Thermometer ranging from zero to 81 be-
low.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Matters.

WAsHINGToN, January 20. The post Office
appropriation bill will be reported by the
committee tomorrow
The President has nominated William G.
Thompson Of Iowa, to be chief justice of the
supreme court of Idaho.
A Bill Concerning Pullman Cars.
In the House Mr.. Turner introduced bill
to regulate charges for Pullman palace cars
and other sleeping cars patented by the Unit
ed States, which provides that it be unlawful
to charge more than one dollar for use of the
same, under penalty Of fine Of not less than
$780, no more than $1,000, imposed upon the
corporation, and any person violating the
provisions of the act will be liable to fine
of 800 and three months imprisonment for
each offence.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-
dry, are S6,956, $50.
Financial.
X. b. Harrison, superintendent of the Hell
ena assay Office, commenced the purchase of
gold bullion for greenbacks, at par.
Marine Disaster.
The signal station at Cape Hatteras reports
an unknown three-masted schooner sunk on
the shoals, four miles south of the station,
and about three miles from land. The masts
are above water. No one on board. The
wrccking steamer went there this morning.
The Arrears Pension Bill.
The enrolled copy of the pension arrears
bill was referred by the President to the Sec
rctxries ofthe Interior and Treasury, for their
opinions. Secretary Sherman 1t is under
stood, is opposed to the bill because it takes
such large amount of money out of the
treasury. 1t is not thought, however, that
the President will veto it.
Substitute for Edmunds' Bill.
The democratic Senators in caucus to-day,
agreed upon a substitute for Edmunds' reso-
luton. to be offered when the original comes
up The substitute admits the binding force
and validity of the 18th, l4th and 10Th amend
ments, but regards Edmunds' resolution pro-
posing legislative action, in conflict with the
decisions of the supreme court, particularly
in the Cruikshank case. The dicta of the
court quoted to sustain the ground taken, is
that the constitution does not confer the right
to vote, but simply prohibits discrimination
on account of color, race or previous condi-
ton, and that regulation of suffrage belongs
exclusively to the State.
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GLEN NTSTON !
INFORMATION WANTED.

HZACHARIAH CLEMENTsTON will call on his
MOTHER, at g Irving Place. NEW YORK CITY.
he will hear something to his advantage through the
death of his father. HENRY CLESIENTSTON Of
Demerara. Any person giving information OF tho
whereabouts Of the above gentleman win receive go.
"a 44 Janl0t&w2w
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Legislative Matters.

LITTLE Rock, January 20. The House
adopted resolution to take evidence of in
timidation in this State, under republican
rule, to be forwarded to Senators and Repre-
scntatives in Congress, and laid before the
committee appointed under the Blaine resolu-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

A large and interested congregation was
present at the Free Baptist church, last Sab
bath evening. to listen to the lecture by the
pastor on True Hcroism." A most interest
ing social meeting followed in the vestry.
Mr.. Penney announced that the subject of the
lecture next Sabbath evening would be on
Temperance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, with low but slowly
rising temperature, northwest winds, shifting
to westerly and southerly winds, slight rise,
followed by falling barometer, and in the
northern portion light snow.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The Ice Gorge.

WHEELING. January 20. The ice gorge
here broke this morning. Steamers Mail,
City and Annie Kelly were badly damaged,
and two barges were swept away. ..geess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Mr.. +. A. Shea of this city walked fifteen
miles in Town Hall, waterville, Saturday
evening. in the remarkable time OF hours
and 5 minutes. His opponent was Mr.. Stone
of Portland whom he beat by miles and 2
laps. Shea made one of his miles in min
utes, the fastest time Of any Augusta pcdes-
TRAN,
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Substitute for Edmunds' Bill.
MARYLAND.
Court Matters.

BALTIMORE, January 20. In the U. s. cir
cult court, to-day, Vim. Robinson, judge of
election, pleaded guilty to assault and hinder
ing Deputy L. s. Marshal while in dis
charge of his duty, and fined 800 and four
months in the jail tt
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KENTUCKY.
MOonshiners Captured

ELIzABrrHTowY, January 20, The revc-
nue. raiders captured seven desperate moon
sinners on Otter Creek, Lorne county, Satur-
day night They have defed authorities and
have bcnn n terror to the county for II long
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Mrs. Frances Savage, an elderly lady, living
on the Belfast road, in this city. while pass
ing from her house to a neighbours, on Sun
day, fell and broke her wrist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

We were glad to notice in the city, yester-
day, Mr.. II. X. Morrell, of the Gardiner
Journal, his first appearance here since his
dreadful shaking up. He is evidently gain
ing slowly, though he is exhausted by slight
effort. But he and his friends are truly
thankful that ''it is as we'll with him as it is"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Let every republican. young and old. at
tend the meeting Of the Young Mems Repub-
lican Club next Thursday evening at Union
Hall. Some fine speakers from out of town
have been engaged. The ''boys mean bust
ness, Turn ont and All the hall.
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Notice TO Members OF Legislature.

Notice 70 members OF LeRisi"ture'
The Daily Kennebec Journal contains fun reports
of the proceedings of the Legislature and abstracts OF
debates.
Prices Single copy 3 cents; rs copies, 90 cents;
90 copies more, cents each.
Extra copies Of any issue Of the Daily kenncbec
Journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to the Carrier at the State House. or at the Counting
Room Of the Journal Office, the day previous
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Nominations for United States Senator
from Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, january 90 The demo-
cratic caucus has nominated ID. w. Voorhees,
for L. S. Senator, for the long term, by a
unanimous vote. lie will be nominated for
the short term tomorrow. The republicans
nominated General Ben Harrison for the long
term, and Hen. Godove 5. Orth for the short
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TIE ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLES
Proposed Reduction of Wages.

LONDON, January 90. Six cotton mills at
Preston, running 1873, l44 spndles, have given
notice Of reduction of wages of from to 10
per cent.
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Attorney Generals Report.

Attorney Generals Report.
The report of the late Attorney General,
Hon. L. A. Emery, was yesterday laid before
the legislature in printed form. Like all of
Mr.. Emcry's reports, it is written clearly and
understandingly, and will be read with interest
by all. During the past year there have been
in the State three trials for murder, besides
several for manslaughter. Mr.. Emery thinks
that this furnishes no reason or argument
for q return to the death penalty, and
he Is satisfied that its abolition has
made the punishment Of crime more GER
tain. He regards statistics gathered from
a limited field, as of little value, and
proving but little. During the three years
since the abolition of the death penalty. there
have been Ave convictions in cases heretofore
capital. During the years ls73-4-5, just prior
tothe abolition of the death penalty. there were
four convictions. In 1867. under the death
penalty. there were six capital trials and three
convictions and death sentences. Thus it
will be seen that nothing satisfactory can be
argued either way from statistics. He favors
the abolition of Coroner's inquests and speaks
strongly of the evils of expert testimony.
One hundred and nine sentences to county
jails have been imposed during the wear.
The sum of S57, 472.60 has been paid for the
support Of prisoners in county jails, without
reckoning Aroostook or Piscataquis.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcTAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
Erening Report.
NEW York January 20.
Money loaned at 2 J3-v cent on call, closing at
ga per cent.
Sterling 4s4ia4s for long, and iss s4ss for short
sight.
Gold Mt par.
Carrying rates, i-e2- orrowing rates, 3l6.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Methodist vestry, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Mr.. Whitney's lecture on the Lords Sec
ond Advent" Sunday evening, was much APP
preciated by a good sized audience.
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Republican Meeting.

aS- The Young Mems Republican Club will meet,
Thursday ming, Jan. 23d at II O'Clock in Union
Hall formerly occupied by Dirigo Business College,.
Able speakers from out Of town will address the meet
ing. full attendance Is especially desired.
PER ORDER.
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ss- See Committee Notices on frs, page.

eS- Gents Walking Glass commences Wednesday,
Jan. ed. at Darby Hail. Terms, $500 for six lessons.
W. b. Peakcs, Teacher. jan2lt2t'
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SS-Mr. Peake's Juvenile Exhibition and Ball, will
be ON Wednesday evening. Feb. g. No doubt II will
be very nice usual janls-3t'
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IDien.

In Pittston, Jan. 20, MI. james Powers, aged o.
years.
In Bath. Jan. H. Martha s.. wife of Clarence Sad
'er. aged 10 wears
In Woolwich, Jan. u, PAMELA, wife of 4. G.
Brookings, aged SO years months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Gen. Hall, Hon. Josiah II. Drummond,
Hon. :. II. Blake, Congressman Murch and
Geo. NJ. Soldiers. Esq, are in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Mr.. w. z. Easily, who was here last fall,
Is reading in Aroostook county.