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Rockland, Me. (Maine, United States) (search for this): article 5
A "Sell." --Rockland, Me., was in a ferment last Saturday week over the rumor that General Scott had been killed in a duel with Toombs. "The bells were tolled and the streets filled with excited people," who finally went home, laboring under the impression that a "sale" had taken place.
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A "Sell." --Rockland, Me., was in a ferment last Saturday week over the rumor that General Scott had been killed in a duel with Toombs. "The bells were tolled and the streets filled with excited people," who finally went home, laboring under the impression that a "sale" had taken place.
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A "Sell." --Rockland, Me., was in a ferment last Saturday week over the rumor that General Scott had been killed in a duel with Toombs. "The bells were tolled and the streets filled with excited people," who finally went home, laboring under the impression that a "sale" had taken place.