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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
Preparations for the Holidays.

We have just returned from The east,
where we purchased . large and magnificent
presents = display Of handsome presents.
which are well worth seeing. All the latest
in cologne sets, toilet sets. vases.
Bohemian class. French China ana other az
ticl,s too numerous To mention. Cali early
and make your selections. at lnuSG'S
Qutensware Store. dell
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
HlGClMsVsLLE

nR- o. A. JONES, SURGEON DENTIST.
- having permanently located in Higgins
vicinity. All work warranted. OGicp at tie
Occidental Hotel. HisginsviIle, Mo. dlIyls
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

l wiht to call ea attention fCashB Buyers the fonowin Trade List of strictly FTstC class
1Ms, keel mol nt1uoni Labels. OGBrand or ht-Wdg Goods and guarantee what
ali parts OF heC City, and to the aioadd pssu and Jerry bot. should any CAnnedG Goods Fish
Ham slnovct0 be spoiled or souri, wi lrenndh tn money or exchange otmr Gonash rt hem
Highest Market rice tor COUNTRY PRODUCE FAM nds
. HAVING Lahlsheia Branch House at Las Vegas New Mexico l shall be abe op pay the
EIsip price Tor All kids OF Country Produces, and takes Ill that omts sim good order: a smy
lori andngh are nov superior to those Of any sWei n the county Thosew who take
BRING HGrP Produce in nice order will find lite their rneeI to call on mel fors senng.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

AS "y direct from uel factory. and Got my supply evry len JN e h no NEST Candies.
; u Iep, ak. a nccs stock Of R, Ee and enmw on ~ always Fresh ana
81" ea nH Kd loses: Sold and liver Leaves cake OnanemE NV "hgsu sugar and Icing
Nail U"n l" ON IN M uMa ment"ned,l Keep a ru line of WooIm and wTuo, 49,.
N' oA' ~ Ia "r:e vrThtng usnsnyo md IN fsIlss, nor ' WHO" Ware, scope,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
And Still thew Come.

We are continually Receiving additions 20
our already large assortment OF novelties.
Persons wanting holiday presents Will do
well To call and see our stock. Every one is
invited TO eXamiup II. dcilil
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
CANNED FRJuTS-

all new packing anu "e "'rraht" SOUND, ant are
California h Anrols in * ronI ms
California fresh Egg Plume, in * poupd cans
CA"ohm frenG Cages. in az pound cans
California; rsh Bartlett Pears, IN . pond cans.
ChrisS ravb.rdn po.nom;. cu, California Grapes, in ~ pmnd cana
Raspberfes,r ineTrlea and Damun in pound caus
Peaches sin and apmJ cana
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
THE CASH SYSTEM

n1i cr"enhyo on Fancy oDu-w which have bn sold "a" hmm m" me price on all lines q
IIc no hesitation u. laying / can sell good, first cIns GTom1,m u rs a %e buh-
10 49, Emt ma am enabled to epa NICE. fresh STOCK .waysn Ia 80 p Ah an. one
.r ~ whE hhss as hose who slo on rchn, and which VII ~a n nTa,r Ina eng obliged
$3.50 '"'' AHhs on slh ynSy orG pod. a. my ,ar 'he AM" STARE lm can
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
F"ARINACEoU GooDs =

Peri IoynT LmS ro"dr, Cracked Wha, IDmny. Grt.
tlencha and Italian Macao
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
TOILET HSIApS

H SM.h as Pe toooanWO OH soap. Turkish Bath Smp, EaIe >on " nH Goods II
Wn SGu, l "h %Ml; w hne and Hett Ga over, Rose earn iuon WatsrrI Inv nn nc ou%hH
'"N """' HuMNps les sa"nieis Scourms,k nk' sSavon Imperial AMI s ANN me. imp
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
cRANBERRIES

,u. i have low in stock a nice oto Fresh et r4nb.rrns, shipped auuny roo, xsn.u u
CranbTr- H' i'"""m 'Aorrt-. Aackeust ape
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
MAITLAND.

FINE FIANORING EXTR ACTS.
Te. Extracts are the best Known III. rad. avn,
fruits. lhsren now in took: '"" ""ne" 10 oe Ue true uv0r ofihs
ElrnNtsE Extract OF Lemons and Vanm,m ou,rn, ,u.
tHn1er "nn mo aMma, Rose. Celery. Nutmeg, nnamon,
"H %" " NNe% fcesE Extracts in ounce bottles,
CHEESE.
New York Cream Cheese ""DIhe '1t CITY do IN ST. LOWS
Pineapple Cream Cheese,
sap Sage Or Grees Cheese
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

CANNED VEGETABIE &.

string ans, Greer Peas. Winslow'sC Corn
Snccossh,a and Oka, IN 2poundc ans;
Tomatoes in land pound cans;
Oneida ommuAt CannedC Corn,
,mores fine. foo, ;,,,u. Mountain sugar Corn, Pumpkin in b cans:
AtnUe's Mmce Meat in 5pound cans;
Atmores EngIshf Plum Puddusinl pound cans
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
SUGARS.
SYRIEPS-
COFFEES.
TEAS.

IILAS
ichim to have the bet Teas ever sold in Lexington, and will warrant EVERY non, 1,o. v
good satisfaction. 'F'S IpHH'toS CIV
mestG unpOWder Ia, Finest Innui.IT .
Extra Fine Young HysonT Tea, '"'"' Best donr rs.
English Breakfast Tea. Suhnp T.
CncoorelJ Japan 0anketh rD Tea.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

overs Evans. Day = CO. IS and Aanory's Best Oysters. in and . pound
nuhes Ioiuhoia River salmon, IN pouni cans;
lewis FRESH ackerel, u and ? pound cans
,I,-,,r,s ~. ,,- u.-, Gllet's Sarhfnes, large and 81
Mackerel in kits M barrels; BopelessC oddsh pew.
Mess Mackerel, heads and taus
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
-JEi/I4IES. w PICIxI ,ES
AND CONIINTC NrHS
RAIsINs. DRIED ERUITS.

nut.,i,n ..:. \ These Go0ds re New Crop.
ha'sims, e1traq ualHy; Finest London LAYERS;
i'oSe u STa.G M anlor n haislns; Turkish Truncs, Best IAN
"" HPP'e' h'ie" hasPnerries; Dried Peac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
the Journal Once has recently been supplied with
GREAT VARIETY Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10
NEW FOUNDLAND.
Collision.

&OtIIsIOUs
ST. JOINS. July .. The British
ship Titania. hence for Miramichi,
during fog Tuesday night struck on an ice
berg and sunk in three hours. The crew got
out of the ship and all available provisions
and stores were secured. Mr.. Rees, the
owner, was on board and had considerable
money. He got into a small life-boat and
placed it, it is said, away aft in her. This
money was all the personal property that time
availed him to save. Having forgotten some
thing of importance he again boarded the
sinking ship, and was deserted by the crew of
the two boats and left to sink with the ship
No coherent story of the desertion is offered
by the captain or crew. The sea was almost
tranquil. A brisk breeze had sprung up and
the distance from ST. Johns was barely forty
miles. The next morning at 6 o'clock the
fishing schooner p. l.. Written, from ST.
Johns for Grand Banks, fell in with the boat s
crew, who were all WELL took them on board
ane brought them in safety to st. Johns last
night. No trace of the money of Rees has
been found. Judicial authorities of New
founlland will investigate the affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

NURSE l had on my best coat which 7
naa worn on the Band excursion IN -. =,
~ revolver was in the right hand COAT
s ! mad hold of it, and in getting ont
NY ioot slipped. kept hold of the revo,ver
ana IN trying to save myself still re,a;ned !,
In my grasp. To keep myself from f.ll;n,
pulled my hand out of my pocket, still keen.
."s the revolver in it. When / iumnea 7
Aind OF raised my hand, and the revolver
vi. The woman hollered Or and
'hen said' Hurry up and get out of the wav-
Jumped over the fence and run for the
Dushes. There was little pool of water in
'he gully, and threw the revolver into i,
ana pushed it under the mud with nv foo,
men ran just fast could. came ON, NJ,
.''e man road near Britt's Gully, and laid
uo"n IN Held to rest. l began to realize
"hat mad done, and to think over some plan
Oh escape Thought would 90 to Augusta
get some money, and take the III O'Clock train
10 North iarmouth where an uncle of mine
ives and get money of him to go farther. r
walked up on the railroad The shooting
was done about o'clock l should iudge
went up on Sand Hill and tried to collect
some money, but failed. Visited several
places; went to Mr.. Diplock's about o'clock.
Mr. Libby came there and asked me some
and then drove off Went down
10 hear the Band play, with Mr. Diplock's
daughter. team drove up, and Mr.. Lib
by got out and asked me to get into the
wagon did so, and we drove up on Green
street. Didn't recognize the woman at first
she looked different; had on another dress.
DIDN'T think | should leave town until the
IL o'clock train
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The Gardiner Reporter speaks m t',e ,o''
loving terms of the New Orleans MINISTER'S
..The entertainment given at johnson nan.
wednesday evening, by the New Orleans lean
Ministries was about the best OF that ciass
that was ever put on the boards in this city
' .""s singing was particularly fine, the IN
I ,n. music good, especially Prof Ben,
;an,;n,s executions on his gold eornet' ana
! ,sn citing generally was superior to most OF
the shows of that character that pay Us
. .;s;, s"O 4 neater. more gen,lemanly appear
ing company, both in the hall ana Out 0' IT,
seldom comes this way.
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SOLDIERS HOME.
Tn. New Hoard Organize and Flee
Onicers-TOgus Visited.


Tho hoard of managers for the homes for
disabled soldiers met in the Revere House
BOSTON. Wednesday morning. There was
present ChiefJustice Wait, Colonel Harris oil
Ohio: General Coulter of Pennsylvania
General Love of Indiana; Colonel Martin
of Kansas: General Franklin of Connecticut
General Roberts of Maine; Maj)r Fulton OF
Wisconsin, and General McMahon OF NV
York.
The following were elected permanent
officers
President, Gen. William IL. Franklin OIL
Connecticut: vice president, Col. Leonard
A. Harris of Ohio: second vice president
Cen Richard Coulter of Pennsylvania; sec
ro,arx Cen. Martin Mcmahon of New York
By a resolution of the board Gen. Franklin
was appointed acting treasurer.
Yesterday the Board visited Togus, ano
,he day was devoted to routine business
Th.;r session will terminate this evening
Probably business of interest will be transact
ed to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

Lieutenant Colonel III. NJ. Sprague of the
Adjutant Generals Office, mustered in the
first section of the battery, in Lewiston, Thurs
day evening. Twenty-Five good men signed
the rolls and were mustered into the service.
When the ranks are full the section will con-
sist of forty men. The balance will proba-
bly be mustered in next month. The section
has three guns. one of them Calling, and
forty muskets. 1t will be well equipped for
either the artillery or infantry service.
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Boat Races.

PHILADELPHIA. July ?. The decisive heats
of the National amateur regatta were rOwed
to-day Junior single scull race was won by
Whitaker of Pawtucket, in IL. 43s. The race
for six Dared crews was won by the Mutuals
of Albany, in s.5lS, the Narragansetts losing
the race by breaking of an outrigger.
Senior single scull race was won in l0053 by
Mumford of New Orleans. Pair Dared race
was won by German Brothers of Albany. in
lola. Double scull prize was taken by
Holmes and Whitaker of the Pawtucket
club, in 9.4I5. Fonr Dared shell race was
the most exciting contest of the day, and was
won by the lIillsdale crew Of Michigan, in
s.53. The last race was for eight Dared
sculs. and was won by the Dauntess crew
of New York, in S.J3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

NEW YORK. July ..
Money easy at sAs on call. and closed II =. Prime
mercantile paper sail. Exchange weak at 4a to
ASA for hong and ASST - for short. Governments
quiet and generally firm. State bonds nominal. In
railroad bonds, Erie consol seconds rose to Ssh n
acted to 81 and rallied to 81. The stock marie,
was irregular In early dealings. small fluctuations
but during the afternoon speculation gradually gain.
cd strength and At the second board prices had ad
vanced to u, Erie, Lake. coal shares and Kansas
Texas leading the improvement Subsequently
there was rcaciion Of to u. in which Eric pre-
ferr~d, ST. Paul and lake Shore were the most con.
spie1ous. but toward the close the market became
s,easiier and partial recovery cnsacd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

LONDON, July 9. The Commons is IN
committee on compensation for disturbance
in ireland bill. Government has accused the
opposition of persistent obstruction. Glad
stone said the state of the public business
was very grave, but no waste of time would
induce government to abandon the measure,
which they think important.
Parnell and other members for Ireland per-
sisted in combating the new clause for com
pensation. although it was not before the COM
mittee. Biggar. home rule member for
county, was called to order for defend
ing violence against certain landlords in Ire
land. particularly the late Lord Lei,rim.
Mitchell Henry, home rule member for Gal
way, announced his intention to quit the Land
League. He said he rcpudiated its extreme
views. The debate was finally postponed till
Tuesday.
The Berlin Treaty.
The. News says there is no reason to fear an
occasion will arise for warlike demonstration
on the part of England. The European
powers are to all appearances well resolved
to have the stipulatiOns of the treaty of Ber-
lin fairly carried out.
Affairs in India.
The News says the delay in bringing for.
ward the Indian financial statement will at
tract remark. The impression is that some
large reform is contemplated by government
relating to the liabilities of India.
The French Bourses.
calmer feeling prevailed on all the bours
es yesterday.
Resignation.
The Daily News regrets Lord Landowne'
resignation, although it believes he acted un-
der a mistaken apprehension of the character
and scope Of Forster's measure.
The Telegraph says the Marquis of Lans-
downe is much pressed by his colleagues to
remain in the ministry.
| The Post Gays it is no secret that some o.
the most important members of the cabine
share the views of the Marquis Of Lansdown G
and there are others, though not holding high
Office, who have been striving and are still
seeking to induce the government to with.
draw from the obnoxious position they have
| taken.
| Amnesty Bill.
| The committee Of the Senate has adopted
the amnesty bill proposed by Gen Pelissier
excluding incendiaries and assassins, or per
sons who have been condemned after due trial
from the benefits Of the bill.
The Senate passed the amnesty bill, will
an amendment that the exception made agains
murderers and incendiaries shall not apply I,
convicrs when sentences have already beer
committed.
Earthquakes.
The news from Azores report an earthquake
at the island Of st. George, resulted in tn
formation Of another island, GOO yards dis
tant, and about 800 yards in extent.
GENEVA. July .. There were earthquake
here Sunday. One was the most severe an
widespread known in Switzerland for severa
years Two persons were killed. Severa
meters Of the summit Of Schuebelberg, nea
Quarter, fell, overwhelming large wood.
War With China.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 9. Intelligence
received that the explorer Prjeralsky an
party are prisoners in the hands of tn
! Chinese. A Russian caravan has been pill
laged on the frontier and two merchant
killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

A memorial service in honor of Rev.
Charles Curtis, the late popular and beloved
pastor of the Unitarian church, will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Thacher, Sunday. Mr..
Curtis was drowned in Moosehead Lake just
one year ago to-day. His memory is still
green and blessed in the minds and hearts of
the people to whom he formerly ministered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10
New York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July ..
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There will he quite rush down river to-
day, and as a consequence the churches will
have to suffer tomorrow. Among others
who go down are J. w. Harlow and family,
j. Frank and J. ID. Pierce and family, to
Ocean point; and Eugene Smiths family go
to Squirrel Island.
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Kentucky Lottery.
NEW JERSEY.
BurglarY.

Lone BRANCH, July .. The Brookly
House was entered by sneak thieves, last
night. A daughter of member of the New
York Jockey Club lost $1,000 worth of dia-
monds. The cottage of William Lewis was
robbed of 81 900 worth Of jewelry, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

Rev. DIR. Butler will deliver temperance
address before the Reform Club of Hallowell
on Sunday evening, July llth at City Hall,
at o'clock. Subject ''The present aspect
of the temperance work in Maine" The
occasion will undoubtedly be one of unusual
interest. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

Shot.

DaSvILLE, July .. Thomas de Jeanette,
a Young man. shot his sister three times last
night and gave himself up to the police, say
ing he shot his sister to remove disgrace to
the family. The girl is not dead, and begged
the officers not to punish her brother. as he
did right. She cannot live. They are of
good family
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POLITICAL.


Siorx Crr, Ia. July 3. c. c. Carpenter
district republicans.
ST. Louis, Mo-. July .. The greenbackers
of the fifth district have re-nominated Il. +.
Palmer for Congress.
Knoxville, Tenn. July 9. The repnbli-
cans of the first district nominated A. H.
Pettibone for Congress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

There will be session of the Governor and
Council next Tuesday to act on the nomina-
tiOns of Special constables for Penobscot and
kennebec counties. The session will con-
tinue but one day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10
Duties on Tobacco.

The Revenue department has decided that
leaf tobacco cut and prepared for cigarettes
is not manufactured tobacco, and cannot be
removed for consumption or use without being
liable to the tax upon manufactured tobacco.
The case is not altered by the fact that such
tobacco is manufactured in a cigar factory
and not in factory nominally tobacco fac
tory. Manufacturers are therefore debarred
from cutting and preparing tobacco in one
factory and removing it to another to be used
in filling cigarettes
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Another lnyasion.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July Q. Capt Payne,
who invaded the Indian country over the
Kansas border some time ago. and was elected
by military order. with 500 men, has made
a second invasion of the Indian Territory,
and reached his destination without molesta-
ton, and now defies the authorities of the
government and courts. A test case will be
made
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NEW YORK.
The Jerome Case.


NEw YORK, July 3 VIM. McGibbon.
stock broker. was arrested to-day, charged
with being one of the men who knew of find
ing the $4,000 worth of securities lost bv
Brayton & Ives. He admitted the securities
were for a short time in his possession, hav-
ing been retained one night for examination,
at the request of Jerome and Patchell. the
other accused parties, but he further stated he
advised them TO return them to the owners
McGibbon was arraigned and held in 81, 900
for examination Jerome testified he gave
the securities to MeGibbon, who retained
them with illegal interest
Cotton Crop.
Reports from Southern. cotton exchanges.
by telegraph: North Carolina and Virginia
crop fair 10 good. Texas crop better than
last year. South Carolina crop averages bet
ter than last year. Alabama and Mississippi
report the crop generally good. Louisiana
about the same as last year, and Arkansas
somew hat better
Weather.
Hot, muggy, southwest wind.
The Seawanhaka.
Proceeding have been commenced by the
relatives of some of the victims of the Sea-
wanhaka disaster To recover damages.
Reprieve Wanted.
Counsel for Chastine Cox has applied to
the Governor tor commutation to imprison-
ment for life, but rs the Governor is absent
no reply can be had before Monday. The
day of execution is next Friday.
Deaths.
There were 20 deaths among children in
the "a hours to noon to-day from the oppres-
sive heat
The funeral of the late Col. William Til
den Pelton took place this afternoon, from
Tilden's residence in Gramercy Park.
Among those present were ex-Gov. Tilden,
Henry A. Tilden, ex-Police Commissioner
Corporation Counsel Whitney,
Mayor Cooper. Commissioner of Jurors Dun
lap, Clarkson n. Potter, Col. John II. Eel
lows and Andrew ii. Greene. The remains
will be taken to New Lebanon, n. Y,
for interment
Kentucky Lottery.
John l.. Buckley has begun a suit against
the manager of the Kentucky State lottery.
He AYERS that he spent $1,000 in lottery
tickets, and sues to recover under the statute
for three times the amount of the money
spent, together with double the amount of
ybsts.
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Montreal Stock Board.
Railroad Receipts.
NEW BRUNSWICK.


ST. JONI, July .. There was a sensation
last night by the arrest of John Mclick, a
well-known ship broker, on a charge of for
gerry. 1t is supposed the forgery consisted in
signing the name OF his uncle. Henry Melick,
to Il note for So. 200, which he cashed at the
Bank of New Brunswick.
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Watermelons, peaches. bluebcrries, black
berries, strawberries, raspberries, green
apples, cherries. and other offerings of the
juicy seacon make the market attractive to
the epicure just now, and make his sugar
bill high.
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer. I
Washington, ID. c., July lo,-l a. M !
For New England and the Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, soutberly
veering to westerly winds, stationary temper
AZURE, falling, followed by rising barometer.
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CANADA.
Political.

TORONTO, July .. Hon. John Beverley
Robinson was sworn in as Lieutenant Gov
ernor, yesterday.
Severe SQuall.
Tonight severe sguall passed over Lake
Ontario, doing great damage to shipping and
yachts in this harbor. Four toats. contain
ing Ten persons, were upset short distance
from the shore, but all were saved. A boat
containing two women and man was upset,
and ii is feared they are drowned. There is
great excitement along the water front, and
all sorts of rumors are fiying about as TO the
loss of life, but nothing is definitely known in
regard to such loss.
Montreal Stock Board.
MONTREAL, July y. The stock board was
excited yesterday, with an advance in all Sc
curities.
Railroad Receipts.
The receipts of the Grand Trunk railway
last week show an increase of S4S, 800 over
the same week last year.
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}. W. Clapp has some peaches as large as
those generally found in this market in the
peach season. Also ripe watermelons from
Savannah, nice lot of red and yellow
bananas, black heart cherries. &c
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hung.

CHARLESTON, July 3. Daniel Washington,
a notorious negro desperate and leader Of a
gauge of outlaws and horse thieves who in
Tested this and adjoining COUNTIES for several
years, was hanged to-day for murder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-10

A Hancock and English flag was thrown
out from the residence of Osburne Hutchings
Esq, on Green street, last evening.