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HangIng gor TWelYe lIont,s.

DALLAS, TEXAS, July "a gentle.
man from the Indian Territory reports q
ghastly spectacle existing midway be.
tween Stringtown. and Tis6imingo, in the
Chickasaw Nation. A full.blood Chick
asaw was lynched fully one year ago, and
orders accompanied by threats given that
no one should cut the naked body down.
Birds Of prey have enten nearly oil the
heeh from tho bones and the skeleton
still hangs from the original branch from
which the body was suspended by the
roadside, and 10 disgusting spectacle to
strangers aud persons travelling overland.
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A Hurricane In the South Pacific.

SAN FRAEoIsCo, July 11.-A terrible
hurricane visited the Ffieadly islands
on April 25th. AT Van Van the bark
Don Gnillermo, Capt. John Stone, went
down: The csptain, officers and six men
were lost. Five boys were saved. The
hurricane was accompanied by a tidal
wave fifteen feet high, which awept over
the Island and did terrible damage. The
natives houses were carried away, aud
cocoanut trees were snapped off liEe pipe
stems. The islends present scene of
desolation. At Tons,to oil the church
ea we're destroyed and 1000 houses lev
elled, and at Coopra the honse8 with
their contents and everything to wear
were swept away. A schooner was car
ried inisnd and the German bark Cassilis
foundered. l
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TnE LAnaEsr DrAMoNp.-The biz

The LARGEST DIAMoND.-The big.
gest diamond Ia the world, IT.. indeed, Il
be . diamond, Is tie Braganza. which
forms part of the Portuguese crown Jew
els. It weighs 1880 carats. However.
not little doubt exists of its being q
diamond, az the government has never
allowed it to be tested. It was found in
Brazil in l741. The largeat tested but
uncut diamond IS the Mattarn, belonging
TO the Rajah of Mattam in Borneo. II
is of pure water, weighs 367 caTa.s, and
is of o pear shape. indented ct the thick
end. It was found about 1850 st Landak,
in Borneo. It has been the cause of q
aaDguinaEy war. Before it vas cut the
Kohinoor; which is one &c sis The English
cvoWE jewels: wtas the largest tested dia.
moDd. It then weighed 7sS carats.
When in the possession Of the Emperor
Aurepgobe IL wae reduced by unskilfnl
cutting to 1876 carats. During the Sikh
mutiny 1t was captured by Britiah troops
and presented TO Queen Victoria. 1t
was recut, aud bow weighs 106 1.16
carats.
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A Sad End OF q College Liee.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, July IA. w.
Squire, of Carbondale, aged 10 years. a
student at Wyoming Seminary, tainted
while sitting in the window at his room
in the third story at an early hour this
morning. He fell out Of the window to-
the ground, q distance of City feet. and
Gled one hour afteYward. He graduated
yesterday, received his diploma and was
preparing TO return home to.dsy.
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lsexleke Outgage on Amerlce..s.

GAakE PASS, TE1Ag, July Ia.-Six
Allef eficlsna who cSossea tho line to got .
pSrmlt to hunt stolen cattle were arrested
10y Mexicans, and, according TO- their
story, thrown into filthy cells without
charges being preferred against them.
They were twice whipped for the amuse-
ment of the jailer. Their goods were
stolen aud they were left deatitute. They
made an affidavit yesterday before The
United States Commissioner and intend
to present tho case to tho government.
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A Negro Lynched by Nerroeg.

LOUISVILLE, July l2.-Wm. Ritter. a
negro In jail at Hendersc::, KY, on 4
charge OF tho rspe and murder OF Helen
Brewster, mulatto girl IL years old.
was taken from jail at shgt place last
night by mob and hanged to tree. II
is supposed that the executioners were
composed Of blacks.
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A Daring Bank burglary In New Yorh,

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Italo.
American Bank, In Center street, was
entered last night by burglars. They
drilled Q hole in the lower part of the
safe and forced tho lock. They took
from the shelves of the safe S567, $50 in
gtcenhasks artlBoms foreign bills, max.
ing ths aggregate S6a0,2I0. They also
seok from tho shelves SO 900 in United
sSsstes bends, but.ffonl some cause, per.
naps fear Of detection, theg left these
.hsbindpn th faar.
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CLIMATE or CALIFORNIA Roses
bloom in Sacramento at Christians. In
Mascb, ninety-six m;ies above it, mes
eengers On snow shoes carry the mail
Across Summit Valley over the tops OF
the telegraph poles, aud la two story
houses the windows ara shus tight BY
snow, and they burn lights up-stalS,s and
down night ard day for tRo weeks.
the short rivers, varying from 10 to 900
miles, are oyeTflled, there are great
freshets, Yet rerhaps 100 miles tho
othea way o drought win be prevailing.
In Bacramento the thermometer etands
in July at 96 deg. III San Francisco, 20
miles away, ladies' viii ho ont In their
sealskins, and the faehsias aud passion
flowers and camelias will swiag and
thrash in o wind that seems 20 come from
Alaska. 3iI
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CURRENT TOPICS.
Poisoned Flowers.

WAsHINeToN, July I2.-An analysis
has oeen made of portion of the bou.
quet which Mrs. Scoyille endeayored TO
convey TO Guiteau the day before he was
hanged. A large quantity of arsenic
was found In the flowers.
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o OFFER he he'd made communications
20 other governments in regard to the
free navigation of the Suex canal, which
no had thought It his duty to make. Mr.
to obtain q satisfactory statement. Sir
Wilfsed Lawson, radical, seconded the
motion, declaring that the action Of Eng
land waa atreciess es;ieeii cruel aud Tida ooWardiiy.
Mr.. Gladstone said that the action of the
government Ind been quite apart from the
interests OF the bondholder6, adding that
1t would be unjust on his part to discuss
the reasons for the courae taken by
France.
TIE war Office has ordered company
of engineers to be organized as railway
construction s: company. Materials for
light lines will bel prepared. The news
Of the bombardment of Alexandria
caused o profound sensation in Madrid.
The action Is anfavorably commented
upon in some quartere.
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Thirty lAyes Lost BY Iightning.

:, LITTLE Rock, ARK, July ia
Iexarkana special says: lightning
struck Grior's new two.story brick storo
last night. The walls fell on tho Para.
gon saloon, crushipg 1t to atoms. About
thirty lives were lost. A ilre broke out
under the ruins."
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a Keniueky Lamb slaughtercd,

PARIksvILLE, Ky, July 11.--John
howaie yesterday shot and killed his
nephew, John Lamb. They quarreled
and the former ordered the latter 10 leave
his premises, when Lamb cooked rife
which he had In his hand. Rowaie, pel-
ceiving this, Immediately shot Lamb.
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: The heirs 81 NIicaiah llattin. dceea,

- Ths heirs os Micajah Martin, deeeas.
ed, living in Troup county, Ga, viii
bring suit against the city OF Atlanta to
recover 2025 acres Of land In che very
heart Of the city. The RimbaIl House
stands on part Of tho property. Marlin
bought the land when It uas covered with
brnshRood, aud never sold or decided is 10
anyone. The deeds are aow ic possee-
sion Of the heiTS.
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~ a doctor 70 q dareeE0us man 70
otEend. he can always bIow his aneny
up with powders Of his cRa nnanufaeturs.
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hombarding Alexandria acted in the
name OF Europe. It reported that the
movements Of Deryisch Pasha, Turkish
commissioner in Egypt. are being watch.
ed by order Of Arabi Pasha.
Reuters telegram company has re.
ceiyed the following dispatch OF Alex.
andria, July 12, midnight.-The bar.
racks, houses aud wind naills around
Fort Mex have been shattered to pieces.
A portion Of the Ras.el.Tin palace, re-.
Gently Inhabited by Dervisch Pasha,
which formed sepatate building from
the Khedive's residence, has been burned
70 the ground. The lighthouse Is still
standing, but o number of holes are
Visible In tho masoary and the light
appears to be injured. The Bittern, after
taking Flag Lieutenant. Lam5ton on
board, proceeded TO tho harbor to Learn
the object Of the flag of truce. Infor-
matioh was conveyed to tho commander
OF the Bittern that Toulba Pasha, mill.
tary commander in Alexandria, wished
70 communicate with Admiral Seymour.
Lieutenant Larbton reported that as
preliminary condition to further uegotie.
tions The. forts dominating the entrance
to the harbor must bo surrendered.
Ioulba Pasha refused to accept these
terms anu the Bittern returned to &C.
quaint Che Admiral with his refusal. It
MaS understood among tho officers that
the firing would be resumed at A o'clock
In the afternoon, but no order to that
efect was given. The Egyptians pubse.
quently hoisted o second flag of truce.
anI The Hellcon was thereupon sent iri
20 obtain information. The Bittern as
certained that the Khediye waa aafe,
having gone with Deryisch Paaha 10
Ramley palace. The storo ship Humber
leaves tonight with tho wounded. A
large fire 10 now visible in the, direction
Of the British consulate.
Y The GLOBE says: During the lombard.
ment yesterday telephone was attached
at Malta 10 the Alexandria cable, and
thca3h It was impossible to communicate
verbally, the bombardment was plainly
lss.ndibIe OF the Malta end of the cable.
t5eshe Humbeg store ship and tho salamis
:, foo,iapetch vstsel have arrived of Alexnn.
-fpf, ~ ffks5 5yni1ofoh from, tba Cyor<y,.rp.
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Might Attack on July Ia. lses-yyhat
sppsHed to the Confedeeeses-Tvo
soaefs Taken-TotaI foss Enurteen.
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.tiEe, under Secretary
,ny aplying to Sir cary
~ cg6sA was ssisfare,
60 os \ BY cautioned
sfs that sEhey would
tSuez canal at their own
that he was unawere
ed been Ibid in the canal.
spIgilsts %. Mr. Go1rley,.
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w A. Rene, ~ 'h., town. h4, been
appointed agent ~ To-, Boston and Bangor
EXprc,- COMPANY.
-ta2r Hiram Fog !, making extensive
r,par> aIaa Oil, ',,-,. at Snowman d1ck.
->a Fred Smith. fs1m Philadelphia. j,
di>eHlrssuL d taf-. %; esa. at the steam
boa, aa4.i, for ,ue L4,;ein Name Railway
Company.
Nathaniel Carpenter WI, arra..ned be-
fore the local oa4r, last week, charged with
threatening 90 do Franklin Sylvada some
bodily harm. Ele pleaded guilty., and vas or
dere4 10 furnish .,uI> TO the amount Of
S-ob to .eep the peace ior one year.
Last Frida, John Bridge, VA, engaged
With ,wo horses IN hosting coal from a
schooner when one Of the horses broke
through the wharf, receiving inquire, that
aill render him unfit tor further use.
Capt Ivory Grant ha, advertised for
sale all his property located here. consisting
of house. stable. store. livery stock. two
iauns. Nc. i, : understood he intends TO
resume his former vocation OF shipma>'er.
Saturday afternoon as the 3.lj tran
from Bangor va, backing away from the de-
. P't. q hSi - aAidtlltH 70 a MaEuH ht4'il- 4Ai-
to Fred Homer took fright and dashed rap
. Idl, down Nam street and came in collision
T with heavy truck cart, damaging the way
7 on badly. 1t was fortunate that a more seri-
Gus accident did not occur, as there were
+ quite a number Of teams on the street at The
time.
/ DIR. Geo. F. flames, who for about FIVE
months hs, beeen attending the Jefferson
Medical College at Philadelphia, has re-
turned home and gives notice to the public
that in connection with the practice of den
tistr, ne intends to devote his time to the
practice Of medicine. He makes specially
Of diseases of the lungs. heart and digestive
organs. +.
J Nav s.
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ference "h '.e l"'ei''.' "' .'i "''A among
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porto" OF the STATE east Oh lAe hehAe'ec
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lhu'oh' ~, address was t\''euiil--s ll-
'tFe'uh-' ana az 'lihe' 'hill!4"%. TT 1"-
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slPernuu'efaf! preachers were eaiieu' 'le'i
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MARINE LIST.

EIi-~o.th PR,
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, MAY 3.
SCH Panama, Leach, Boston
sch >ea Flower. arg ~. Eiuehin.
SAILED
sch Geo. Is. Furger-ou, Flrger-on. Rom out
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. May :.
sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland
81 ). KENNEDY Whitta rr. Boston.
Sch Wanda la Alley. Boston
SAILED.
Friday. May s.
Sch Iala EIna. Hasne-. Bar IIariar.
sch Wm. Pick. INK, BellattN, Boston.
sch taIph sat, Grant, kockiand.
sch Catherine. Dodge,
sch HusSar Lam-pn, Bar ilaroor.
saturday, Ma, 6
Seh II. ". Cushm IA. FARRELL Bar Ia Dor.
>ch y. Have . Bunker, Bar Hsrbor
Seh sciOto, 81 Ter, Blueh y
SAILED.
sch Grace. Alley. Tostnn.
sch james Lawrence, Babbage, Deer Isle.
SAILED.
NJ ndny, May s.
sch Prank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
SC Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, New iurk.
sch wary =. CushBan, Patten, Boston
sch Sea Flower, sargent, Bar Harb"r.
ARRIVED
Sch ID. ;. Lawrence. Patterson. II n-oes.
SAII I'D.
Tuesday, May Z.
sch Copy, Miliikee. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester, Young, Boston.
sch lIu-sar, LainsOn, Bar lIaThor-
sc Abigail Iia mes, q aHt- Boston.
81 Eliza eth Ray, Bos on.
Sch Julia tdna, Hayn :, Bar Harbor
SAILED.
Wednesday, May 10.
Sch ID = awrenc :, Y att Tsou Ozt IA.
Sch J. NJ Kennedy, Whit aker, Staten lsla d
eady 10 sail 18th.
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! in bhe interests of the Boston University.
The Institution has recently come into pos
session of the Rich Legacy amounting to
about 100000.
Rev. j. NJ Reid, ID, d., Cor. See Of the
| Missionary Society presented some phases
[ of the Missionary work. The debt Of the
/ Society. which few years since was above
/ 100000 is now reduced TO -li5,N0.
/ The most interesting incident Of the ses-
/ SO, was the Bishops address To the class
\ for admission into full connection. This
I class consists Of + W. Iowie, T, X. Pente-
cost. {. \ Main. W Baldwin, r. F. Gard
ner and J. X. Clifford. Adjourned to 7.
/ NJ.
| Conference met per adjournment. The
! committees on Education, Bible Cause
/ Benevolent Causes Sunday Schools and
/ Tracts. Statistics Freedmen. Temperance,
I Book Concern and Periodicals. and Missions.
/ presented Reports which were severally
adopted.
| In the evening Dr. Reds address upon
| the Missionary work Of the church. was
deeply interesting and Al times thrilling.
Sabbath. Conference loyeteast at 9 \.
VI. At 10 Bishop Andrews preached a
deeply interesting sermon from Psalm 81 .
Create IN me clean heart Theme, l.
Is reasonable for Us % expect God 10 help
a IN our effort, 70 b. good
After the SERMON f. W. Towle. ". Bald
win, H. r. Gardner. G. y Mann. ). NJ
Small, Mex Prot-man. G. l.. Ban-harr. and
A. A. LEWIS were ordained dcAcou,. AZ
30 Z VI. Rev J. VI KcId. u. D., q New
York preached. after winch T. H. Boyutou.
Alexander and L J. Robinson we're or
damned Elders
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HAN ocK-Ar. May 2, Sch. d S Lawrence
Patt rs"u, Plymouth.
LAM iNE-Ar. Nay :. Sehs. Harvest Home
Hodrsirs. irving Leslie Haggertv, New York.
foKrLASp-Ar May :, sch Cabnett, Leach
Boston Tor ta~tine.
BusroN-Ar. May /. sch. Aupie : Mu,eh. Lori
n,out
May ;, sch } II stin,on. stinson, Greens Land
ing.
Ar. May 4, Srhs Nentora. Dunbar, Castine
Radiant, nariy. Deer Isle.
WHEY ARD HAYEN-Ar. MAY 2. sch Wester'oo
Jordan, Perth AruAoy. far Bangor
r Ma 3. ,rh Capt John, Young, Ellsworth
for orders
NEW YoRK-Ar Nay 3. >ch. +. A. Magee
1reworg 3. Cedar Kew.
Passed Through ell g ate the ith bound Fast
sch. Fra els Coffin Fetlaiy, Runiuut for Boston,
BALrtNpRE-' "a. May 2, Sch. Ge5rge ". Collins
Woo tr, HabIatk Has.
DrLAw ,RE HWEAKw tTER->ld. NAV s. sch
David Faust, smith. Mayaguez. for Philadelphia.
Foreign Ports.
BARACoA-Ar. Apr. 20. sch. Ebeu II King. Bun.
ker.
NArANzAs-Apr. y. Bark Bell Wooster iIg
gins.
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Farmers have done but little farming
in this vicinity as yet. The cold and back
ward weather makes a demand for hay, and
many are Unexpectedly short.
Rev Mr.. Duuyon is attending the East
Maine Conference but it is expected and
hoped that he will be assigned to this charge
another year. For many wears, no other
minister has been SO general, popular with
ali classes. nor much respected for his
good sense. and sterling worth as a chris
tian gentleman. III.
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How often

We see some young man who has squand-
cred his money and ruined his health by ex-
eesses, and before 80 years of age is an all
broken down aud PLAYED out man In all
such cases | prescribe natures tonic and
nervine. Sulphur Bitters. They supply food
for the brain, strengthen the nerves, and are
successful in nine cases out of ten.-Oid
PAysieiaa. 20
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feaol,scot.

On Thursday evening Mr. Westendoff,
of 0rland, with the Penobseot chorus re-
peated for the fourth time in the Town Hall
the Cantata of Esther to crowded house.
To say that this truly impressive bit of
ROYAL history was perfectly rendered would
be saving too much. but that the perform
anee as one that reflected credit alike up
on Mr. Westendoff and his chorus, consid-
ering the brief time devoted to training,
would be no more than truth demands.
The characters were well chosen, and ex-
hibited the drill Of master. Mr. w. has
won many friends during his brief stay
with the people here by his courtesy and
kindness.
Thomas Mitchell. black smith, has dis
solved partnership with Wentworth Ward
well and has purchased the shop, formerly
owned and occupied by S. Goodwin at the
cove. Mr.. Mitchell is a capable and ex-
perienced blacksmith and will be well pat
ronized.
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~ BLu>DflI. " -. 80 MAS 81.
BANDrE, MANI. maze the Medical a.l
>ui-..-l treatment 90 all diseases ui tie
bowels, ,.rgA.tN, including ltm7rrhr.i>.
lPAy, f.,tlll, ANA F.---rr>. Al. of tie
above disease, speedily and permanent \
cured Upon entirely nrA principles, without
rr>,TsHL % tie KNIFE or cduteuzauou
giving tie patient iule Or Do pain, or
other Inconvenience. Patient, re>id.u, al a
distance, can come ~ Bangor iar lrratmeu.
oaIt resnc act, ned ;1r j I4l d t~n. Pr ne
visited al their houses, II desired ,jmpsl :
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Valuable Property for Sale.

] shall sell cut my ntire stock o. horses, con,
sistiuz Of three pairs OF close matched Young
horse Of my own raising, o fancy mar mol
matched, all trotling stuck two pairs h ayy team
horses; several good let or driving horses. one
farm OF l46 acres, under od cHltiy ton, good
barns No house, bu a cellar dug and stoned; cuts
forty to fiily tons of hay all with machine. all
kin i farm tools s.lI vita is i-Tiu ii anted.
his farm thia two miles Of Bucksp0rt Vii.
lag ami will e sold t a bargain.
Also farm of ali { thrty -fiys within
one NJ le of g. village, ON he same Bucks wills
Road; cuts often tons Of hay, all with ch ne
has one barn. Both farms have good lot OF
small Second growth OF hard ami SOFT wood.
4 80 my h use, stable end store on Main Str, Ct
carts, sieCs, sleizi.-, earriag harnesses, robes
blankets an all Of my farm and stable fixtures
will be sold at great trade.
~ RY CIR Mt,
lsu. back port, Me.
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Evils be Avoided

Oycr-e4ting j. in one sense a, productive
OF eva. a, incompetence in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep the blood purified with
BCEDocK BLOOD BITrEE~ and YOU win he
rewarded with robu,' health and an iuVigor-
aleI oA,lem Pre- II 90.
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Wool Carding .

The Ellsworth WO7len Manufacturing Co. will be
prepared by the last MAY to do
CARDIN6 AT TdhIR NEW MILL.
4 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAN WILL BIZ IN
CHARGE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Wool may be left at the Store Of Me-srs. Clark 4
Davis, General Agents, Water 81. Il.wsFfh, Ne
All communications relating to WOOL. CARD
ING should be addressed to them. Per Order
WIN. o. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
Ellsworth, May 2, lss2. 3mosIs