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Aug. Goth, schr. f. H. Hartman, Smith. Bucks
port.
Aug, 3lst, schrs. orion. Bird, New York; Earl
Edwards, Bangor; James ". Brown Patterson
Boston, Lillian, Ryan, Boston, Henry Norton
Boston
Sept st. schrs. Empire, Ryan, Boston William
Stevens, Garter, Boston.
SAILED
Aug. 29h, schr. Geo. Shattuck Stover Bangor
3oth, schr joachim, Ciilkey, New York
sept. d. schrs. +. ii. Hartman Smith, Charles
ton; Henry, Norton, Boston, Earl, Edwards iar
witch, Mary, Magee, Ellsworth; A. W Ellis, Fergu
son, Philadelphia.
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DIED.

(Notntg beyond the announcement 0fthe name, age,
resdence DC, Of deceased persons aoH be published
under this heading.J
In TINS city, Aug. 18th, Charles, of William
Holt, aged 80 years and months. corrected from
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r" San no" return 70 a Diet OF oysters and
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T's,,,,.,.3 .l,;,, Si'''' '''A'
-e "'e 81 !" I. thompson Esd OF tins e1ty
lied OH '''''' Oh iaS' "eeS' after lingering illness
Iae 0Id Fellows, of Belfast viii sooa make
-Hr annual excursion TO some point on Penoh
t Bay
r.e lderDen of this civ will NJ, in sossio, ,l,,r
the ast three DAYS Of this week II revise the
t.uc lists.
rs. 3ao1.rs IN 49,. ,-;.i..i,,. ~, ,r..,,..4
.grsh p,,w r4sr easier bavin, IL 49, ooroor,'
that defective steeole
ad.ana heli religions services at Hayford Hall in
',-e.tv. On sunday evening last.
as sp9ronriatioa f.. ,~kA1 MI ,asr Ar r,rt
.x U tb..' entrance. M ne penohsc,t ri,.r ana
., tartldc,tioB viii ,ortinua n, stat,.,r,
Y, 0'1''" Y "Iet"-
-''O " o. 1T 'Ne
Ae limbers a. ihe ha~s Of the Methodist church
we were ioo-4 to be very rotten. and the won
4'" y "IiASl'od me heavy gales OF the past
y EN- tae barEa Juno left Belfast on Saturday
4urnn5 tor The great treeubayk rally at Rock
.-d. not over twenty rive persons. ucludins la.
vara ID board rtcv looked lonesome.
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Great relief was experienced when the conelom
Grafton Of horse traders adjourned and disappeared
last week.
Il II Johnson Co. have recently enlarged and
improved their upper room, devoted to the MILL
merry department
Those who we're in the habit Of boating on Little
River generally add an N when they refer to the
dam on that stream.
The committee on HIGHWAYS are reonestad 10
moot .a+ tbo ,,,,,or t-;,,a an e.t,r,,,. 49,. =. "a
a. M, to examine the with regard to repairs.
second school Of large mackara, i,,r. r,odo
their appearance in Penobseot BAY On Tuesday
morning large catches were made in ana baIow
Belfast harbor
>..b r,-,.., u, D.
t,s, i. ,o,r IN n,.,,., 31'.t-
rho comm, N, XII ,r;,,,- ep'''3 =,
hay for Charleston.
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'''s''' '',,0'nl occurred 10 'he m'ehlnei! OF
''' 9''4''i'' quay r'lu ON SATURDAY as sac was
p,,,.-,-
iAe oafk Sarah y staples Capt bartlett. Of
o''''N'' mas received good ehar'eT TO carry car
a,"P '''" Ne" ] ON 10 'i'e 1l'0" Ming
l'''i- II 'cNS'' maze recent passage rom
'e" ~ Ne" "IN III ~ "a! N''l'n = Sood
'i "a '''7Nt ~ ''4c N'd'ItS tIiaS.
'N'-' IVY 81 ifefl'oI' PlcNr' W at
''' '>''Np' '''7 -'''aa ooaFd bearing the
'''''i' - ''i'' l'E'. IL was broken on from one
'''e P1'iD'e ooNeS 81 'he steamer 'amond-e
s"'' - '''' 'e''''N ''u"E hi-''' "hile
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/ Mt Edmund Hudson. Washington correspondent
oI the Boston Herald and who is now engaged in
writing NJ Name politics, arrived here TUESDAY
morning from Bangor and left in the afternoon for
Augusta He was much pleased with what ae saw
" LAS anu 'eNl'''eu ms stay was necessarily
/ summer visitors 70 Northport VIII probably fnd
Increased accommodations next year There Is
'aih OF erecting Two large boarding houses near
! '"e camp Ground and Boston parties are uegot
St.eeIeo lAe spot nave the owner terms, and Will
>''H u'VIue "hcihef 'Hey VIII accept them and
! ''E'N WORK
| Company f. Of the ln,h regiment of Maine y,lnn
/ teers will hold its third reunion Tuesday seut
! 10th at the grounds of + \;.karso,, r 49,,
west shore Of t,oose pord ,rbo,,o,r,ors .t,.;-
/ ladies are invited The connon, ma. oo,,,ao,,i
of men fror, saarsrort snr,,,,.;,i, s,,,.,.t,!
:, i,'eU'' = f. NleSeF>on Is president OF
We mentioned recently that We had the pleasure
Of a cali from Melville Flint, Esq native ot Troy,
/ who has Just entered upon the practice Of law at
/ Jackson, Mich II appears, however. tina, in
/ advertenty gave the gentleman a harder name
tGan le deserves Or wears We should have said
Melville Stone. Esq and We are glad to be able to
IgI ls d b
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News of the City and County.

BELFAST. The Republicans OF Belfast are
rg4uestcd to meet at the Court House, Friday eve
Sept 9TH, at o'clock, TO nominate candi
lite ~ represent Belfast in the next Legislature
PER ORDER
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the shoulders of coolies-Coolies being another
lame for common laborers-or in boats rowed by
them. HIS duties as commissary required him to
l.o'ide lor tbs means Of locomotion. This sim
Ple matter OF business under the pen Of your
respondent, becomes matter of driving gang
OF coolies who were towing the barge conveying
zen Grant and his party on their Journey inland
N emma According to this, railroad contractor
should be represented as driving gang Of labor
ers to their work
It Is mentioned as an excuse for giving to the
pubic his account THE romantic nature Of the
marriage, and the wealth and position Of the par
Ties. Neither of the parties are wealthy. Mr. Hill
Is now poor man. lie has earned good deal of
money during the nineteen Years since he went to
CHINA, and Mrs Hill has spent good deal in the
same time. Instead of owning lands worth $40.
0oo or 100000 i'll Virginia and Michigan, as stated
oy your correspondent, he owns not dollars
worth Of property ofa any kind III those States. 1t
Is true he has claim against the Chinese Govern
ment, though not SO largo Us stated by your cor
respondent. but as fifteen Years off hard pressing
mas failed far to collect dollar of it, business
men would not value it very highly. He is now
poor, and is Obliged to borrow the money to pay
his passage home "Ruther hard, he writes to
friend on man who has supplied his wife with
nearly o3OO0UO in seventeen years.
quote further When the Adams family re
moved TO Syracuse, Hill continued his wooing
and obtained the consent of his atanced to a plan
OF elopement. They arranged that he should 90 to
emma hrsJ. to avert suspicion and that she should
follow HIM there at the earliest opportunity. This
programme was carried out to the letter, &C.
There IS hardly the color Of truth il this In
ls1', Hill. having been unfortunate in business in
Minnesota, went to California In S60 he went
thence % China Az soon as he was established
IN business he wrote for Miss Adams to JON hun
In lNh2 she went rs She herself has testified with
the knowledge and consent Of her parents There
was ho arrangement secret ~ otherwise, for an
elopement
The evidence thus far submitted III behalf of
MI mn consists of dispositions from various per
sons II China and Japan. iu which Hill is repre-
ness, hospltahle and generous devotedly fond of
his wife, and lavish M his expenditures tor her
comfort and pleasure The Consul General at
Shanghai endorses the opponents WHO appeared he
tore hun as reputable men, and concurs in what
they say IL communication of Hill
we published year ago the original version Of
this case, aud now Giye rs d matter of justice to
all tarties concerned thoro-rccted statement
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For Sale !!

nNE BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SET,
~ good one. Also one SrEWARrGAS BURNEI
nearly new, at bargain.
lw36 }. W. CLARK Is Main St.
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Assumpsit on account annexed to writ for ser
vices and disbursements, and interest on same
amounting to twenty dollars and forty-six cents
Date Of writ Oct. 23d, 1873 Returnable to January
Term, 1879. Ad damnum so 90
w. q. FoGLER, Pitts Atty, Belfast, Me-
A True Copy o. the Order Of Court with Abstract
of the Writ. 3w36 Attest W. q. FRYE, Clero.
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Michael OConnel Il, of this city was severely il
jured on Friday evening of last week As there is
difference of opinion concerning the cause Of the
accident, will give the statements Of each side
The trlen DIS of O'Connell claim that he was rude
y pushed down the stairs Of Haytord Hall, BY 20
liceman a. f. Bowen That in his fall he struck
his back across the steps badly injurng the spine
Bowen, who was doorkeeper at the running match
says that 0Connell had been drinking and attempt
ed to pass the door without ticket or paving ad
mission. That he pushed him away that there
was a crowd at the head Of the stairs through
which he could not possibly have pushed him
He thinks his fall upon the stairs was owing to his
drinking OConne is undoubtedly injured, as he
has since been confined to his bed, and under the
care of physician. The case will probably go to
the courts where all the facts will be brought out
The last section Of the spire of the Methodist
church torn down Friday afternoon. A few
strokes OF the bell brought quite crowd to the
spot to witness the descent of the structure A
rope was made fast to the tmbers at the highest
point and carried through block on the opposite
side of the street the end being made fast to a
Truck team uFdWn DN d PAIR OF nOrSeS. All DelnG
in readiness below, two men in the tower rapidly
sawed off the few braces which had been left until
the last Then the horses were started up and the
spire swayed but did not topple over, and the bell
tower also moved perceptibly Another tackle was
rigged number of men took hold the horses
were started up again, and over went the spire.
The top described curve as it descended, and
when it struck the road the structure was exactly
perpendicular, with the top downward. For a
second or so it retained its shape, and then came
terrible crash, the air was filled with flying boards
and splinters, and only mass of broken timbers
remained No damage was done to the church OF
the surrounding buildings and no accident attend
ed the removal of the spire.
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HON. w. T.. FRNE
HON, JOSIAH II. DRsnN OyB
AND ANOTHER APEAE Ek.

ur.,r.,,,,-4, N'A1 9fEAN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
OLTvER-CAMERoN
The widows EusbaudsTells'.th the Story OF
Eer Life.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-In the Cam
eron-Oliver suit to-day. Thos NJ. Oliver
testified that in 1850 in New Orleans, La, ,
and Raleigh, n. O., he was doing business
as merchant tailor aud clothier. In the
spring OF 1850 he went TO New York to
buy goods. He met the plaintiff MRS
Oilver) at OsborD's 5 masonic regalia estab-
hshment IN that city, where she Was work
ing. lie visited that city again in the fall
OF the year, visited the store and found
her absent. He visited New York again
in the spring OF 1851. While in the city
that time he visited an assigna,ion house.
W bile waiting in the parlor Tor the girls
to come in the plaintiff came in. He
passed that night and several other nights
with her. She told him she had been Sc
duced while employed at Osborn's by man
named Johnnie Platt, under promise of
marriage; that she had a child by him
which was born alive, but afterwards died.
he took her south to Raleigh, and after
wards to Louisville. He lived with her in
different places from August 1854, to June
lst, 1860, at which time he lett her. On
June 5th, 1850, he married his present
wife. He never lived with the plaintiff in
his mothers house while in Louisville His
mother had nothing to do with her. No
ceremony of marriage was ever performed
between him and the plaintiff by his book
keeper. He had dep.ed publicly and re-
peatedlg to several persons, before he lef
the plaintiff, that she was ever his wife
and at 20 time did be call her Mrs. Oliver
or allow her to be called by that name will
his consent
Adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
The state Legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, March 2l.-ln the Sen
ate to-day the bill to complete the southern
penitentiary was reported for passage by
the penitentiary committee and committed
to the appropriation committee.
The bill to regulate stock yard c0mpan-
iss was laid on the table.
The bill to exclude from the State, life
insurance companies whose charters dc
not permit loans in the State, was advan-
ced to third reading.
The House passed bills to abolish powers
of sale in trust, deed and mortgages; to
prohibit confession of Judgment except iu
ln term time; to fix the rate of interest in
masters and sheriff's certificates of pur.
chase at eight per cent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, March % "A storm of the
severest nature swept over Memphis, Just
after midnight, it came from the south
west portion, and continued for three
hours. During its progress the lightning
struck the Memphis Cotton 4 Wooden
Mills, situated in the southern portion Of
the city which were entirely consumed.
The mills were valued at 100000, and en-
ployed force of l25 hands, who are
thrown out of employment. Insurance
$6O,001 divided as follows: Queen of
Liverpool. Home of New York. each S.
coo; Mississippi Valley, People Of Mem
phis, Union, of Galveston, Mobile Under
writer's, Sun Company Equitable, of
Nashville, Niagara, Of New York. Home
of New Orleans, Royal Canadian, Western
Insurance, of Toronto, British American,
Phoenix, OF Hartford each $4,000; Royal,
of Liverpool $2,75O; Atlantic, of New
York 81 500; Mutual of New York $1,000;
Fire Association, of Philadelphia, North
western, of Milwaukee, Manhatten, of New
York, Lancashire, of Manchester, Eng
land, Insurance Company, North America
Peoples of New Orleans, New Orleans 10
surance Company.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
wASH1NGToN.
pemocratic Caucus,

WASHINGTON, March 2l.- At the
Demonratic Caucus tonight generaliDter-
change of views occurred with regard TO
the most practical mode Of procedure and
difference of opinion was manifested as to
the most effective and judiciQus course.
Without passing upon any resolutions, and
after conferring with Senator Thurman,
chairman of the Senate caucus committee,
it was decided to postpone !lIther oonsid-
GRAFTON of tae question until tomorrow
morning, when q joint meeting will be
held with the Senate committee and de6n-
ate action be taken, the nature of which
Will be reported to joint caucus of the
Democratic members of both Houses. AL
though the time for holding the caucus
has not been announced, it is thought by
mem bers of the House It will be held
Monday or Tuesday.
SOfinger, Carlisle and Reagan were ap-
pointed sub-com mittee on the part of the
House Committee, to prepare a bill for
consideration at the joint meeting to-mor-
row. embodying provisions for the repeal
of certain portions of the federal election
laws, and such new provisions as the sub
committee may consider desirable in con-
nection with tie proposed repeal. In
case a majority shall determine that it is
not advisable to adhere to the original
programme of passing the appropriation
bills precisely iD the form so far as re.
CARDS the political clauses in which they
were passed by the House last session, the
subcommittee this afternoon completed &
COMPREHENSIVE measure based mainly up
on Springer's suggestion, the principal
features of which are as follows: 1t pro.
poses to repeal sections 2020 to 2027 inclu
sive and also section 203l of the revised
statutes of the United States and to modi
fy section 2O28 by providing that no per,
SOD shall be appointed as supervise
who is not a resident of the pre-
einct in which he is to serve. TIE section
to be repealed are those which authoriz
D the appointment of chief supervisor an,
j Of deputy marshals for special service q
( elections The appointment of two super
t visors of different politics to serve in
Q merely testimonial capacity is not interfere
0 With by this bill 1t is provided that su
D pervisors of elections who may be prevent
| ed from performing their duties, shall re
4 port the facts to the judge of the neares
e United States court, TO be by him laid be
, fore the proper grand jury. Regulation
I are prescribed to prevent any impairmeE
of the secrecy of ballots. requiring them /
be of uniform size and to be printed 0
pure white paper, etc. The bill propose
4 to repeal the sections which aow perm
the pTeseacs Of troops at the polls unde
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22

NASHVILLE, March PA prolonged
struggle 10 the Senate to-day terminated
in the massage OF bll, by . small major
1ity to settle the debt at ~ cents OF the
dollar at per cent. Subsequently dis
patch was read to the Senate aud House
from Edward Kelley, New York, Chair
man of the bopdholders' committee,
stating that he. .hopdholders will not abate
their proposition of 90 cents on the dollar
and 6 per cent interest, excepting to a Ger.
tain per cent for the first 4 years. State
credit men now despair of a settlement
between the legislature and the bond
| holders.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Important South African Correspondence.
LONDON, March 3l.-Important CORES
pondence relating to the war in South
Africa is published. Lord Chelmsford
writes from Durham the 9th of February as
follows:
1T is very desirable that Maior-Gen-
eral be sent to South Africa without delay.
10 June last mentioned privately to the
Duke Of Cambridge, that the strain Of pro-
longed anxiety and exertion was even then
telling Oh me What / felt then feel still
more now. Sir Bartele Freere coucurs in
this representation, and has pointed out to
me that the officer selected should be ft.
ted to succeed him in his position of high
commissioner.
This letter was addressed to the Secre.
tary of War and received by him March
18th.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Colonial Sec.
retary, writes to Sir Bartele Freere the
18th inst, as follows:
The government are unable to fud nv
evidence OF the urgent necessity which
aione could justify your taking without
tneir full knowledge and sanction a course
almost certain to result in a war. which !
had previously impressed upon Won tc
use every effort to avoid The govern
ment will regret the above view. Thev dc
not doubt your future action will preyen,
a recurrence of complaint. They have n,
desire to withdraw their confidence in tn,
present crisis
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, writing to Sil
Bartele Freere the 20 inst. says;
Though their views are subject t.
modification by future events, the govern
ment when it becomes possible to decid
upon peace conditions are indisposed t
sanction annexation. or any further inter
ference with the internal affairs Of Zul,
than is necessary for securing the safet
of the colonies"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The war de-
partment has ordered the Eighteenth in
fantry from AtIaota to Bismarck, to pro-
tect the frontier threatened by Sitting Bull.
Col. Walsh, commander cf the Cana
dian mounted police, writes that Sitting
Bull and his two thousand warriors, are
we'll armed and equipped, and are showing
very ugly and insubordinate disposition
In the reconstructed senate committee
on frauds in the late elections, Teller ol
the committee of the last session, to-day
authorized Chairman Wallace to appoint 1
clerk and other officers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
NEW TORA

New York, March %, The funeral of B.
F. Porter the actor who was shot dead 10
Texas, takes place Wednesday uext, from
The Little Church around the Corner.
The ACTORS and managers will arrange, to-
morrow, to give benefit fer us widow
and mother.
Private dispatches pronounce untrue the
story that some of the steamer Brazilian s
cattle had been slaughtered, because Of the
existence among them of pleuro pneumo
MIA. A number of shippers continue tn
send the live cattle aboard. s9 tae3 qop
slider it much less expensive manner o.
shipping than to send dead meat in refrig
orators, and the meat commands Q muef
better price on the other side than deat
meat.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
Base Ball.

COLUMBUS, March 2l.-The following
clubs have entered for the championship
of the National Base Ball Association. the
entries for which closed here last night:
The Uticas, of Utica; the Albanys, of AL
bany; Capita! City, of Albany; Spring
field, of Springfield; Holoyke, of Holoyko;
Worcester. of Worcester; New Bedford,
Manchester, and National, of Washington.
The Defiance club of Philadelphia has
been admitted to membership 10 the AS
sociation,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
SPECIAL N T1CES.
CONSERVATIVES TAKE NOTICE

CONSERVATIVES TAKE NOTICE
Every moment of delay makes your case more
hopeless, and much depends Oh the iudicious
choice Of remedy. The smountof testimony in
favor OF DR.. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought to support the pretentions of any other
medicine. see DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates of many persons of the highest
responsibility, who have been restored to health
after being pronounced incurable by physicians of
acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
alone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by the en-
| ploy ment of two other remedies which Dr.Schenck
provides for the purpose. These additional RENE
dies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. BY the timely use Of these medicines, sc-
cordiug to directions, Dr. SchenGk certifes thai
most any CRse of Consumption may be cured.
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his princlpa
Office, corner Sixth and Arch SITS Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters for advice must bt
addressed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22

ST. Louis, March 2l.-A GEode Demo.
Graz special says another terrible prairie
hre occurred ln Lincoln county, Kansas,
burning the house and all the property of
Mr. Montgomery, living on Bitter Creek,
and doing much other damage. A little
son OF Mr.. Montgomery, II years old, per.
ished in the flames, and Mr.. Montgomery
and Isaac Plaff, a neighbor who attempted
to save Montgomery. we're badly burned
and they died in few hours.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-22
A CURE FOR ALL
| HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT |

Possessed Of this REMEDY, Every Man may Dc
his own Doctor 1t may be rubbed into the
system, 80 as to reach any internal complaints
by these means it cures Sores or Ulcers In the
THROAT. STOMACH. LIVER, SPINE, or other
parts. 1t is an Infallible Remedy for BAD LEGS,
BAD BREASTS, Contracted or Stiff Joints, GoUT
RHEUMATISM. aud all Skin Diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the signature of J. HAYDocK, as agent for the
United States surrounds each box of the Pills and
ointment. Boxes at IS cents, 62 cents, and 81 eacn
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger Eizee. HOLLOWAY d Co., New York.