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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

SABBATH SCHOOL FEsT1vAL.-A pleasal
way to spend an evening, and at the same tin
aid worthy object will be by attending IL
festival a the Deering' Bridge Mission Sal
bath School this evening. Exercises to col
sist of dialogues, singing, Sc. with refresh
ments. A good timemay be expected as usua.
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New Marriage l4uide

an Ess gtor Young Men, on Physiological Errors.
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent to Youth and Early
Manic ID, which create impediments to MARRi-
age, with sure means Of reliet Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address Dr. j. Skill
LIN llOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. n Sept 26-d& WIN SIN
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LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Tbe people
of Lamoille County, Vermont, are wide awake
in relation to the proposed railroad thr"uSn
that region. We learn from the st. AiDaiiS
Messenger that it is proposed to hold series
of public me, tings there at which Ex-uo'erhor
Washburn and other distinguished speakers
interested in the route from Portland to os-
densburg are expected to be present. The
friends of the route are confident of being able
to put the road under contract in season to
commence work by the opening of spring.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn from the Star
'at Mr.. Edmund Lombard, living on what is
lied the Flag Meadow road in Gorhaln, aged
'out oo years. died very suddenly on Monday
ght last. He had been quite feeble during
lie fall, put not considered dangerous, and
IS able to Keep about the most of the time;
I'd five minutes before his death he was at
re stove warming himself, but he arose and
tired to his bed and was soon heard to groan
hen his wife fastened to him and found that
was dying.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the Iarts, giving imme-
date relief. For Bronchiti-, Asthma, ca
larrh, COnsnmptive and Throat Diseases,
Trochcs are used with always good success. af
b. SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
10 clear and strengthen the voice. ~ T-0a
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches," and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. Doi3d&w3m sN
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w ESTON
n mt make hi aFr5,oI NI;Inc

but Santa Claus did, and has left lots OF nice things
Desks. work Boxes, Mechanical and other
Toys Sieds with ropes ready for use, with Mt
charge, and a large lot of German Accordeons and
Concertinas, t!uhnas, &C. Sole agent for the best
Violin and Guitar Strings in the world. Clocks at
cost. j. ID. CHENY,
dcc9sD3w No 96 Exchange Street,
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The Republican Candidate Il for 4. tho Prc.,i.

dL CO., .QrtG EJZ dency.Tod giT yHW
ia' q o9'nioa PORTLAND, Dec. %, 1867. 1
To the Editor Of the Press: ri Ysi95 sdi 3taci5 (
Our attention has been arrested by COM
munication in the Press of Saturday express
ing an opinion in favor of a call tor public
meeting to aid the nomination of General
Grant for the Presidency. We cannot see the
immediate necessity OF such an expression by
the Republicans of Maine We certainly have
a citizen of our own State who has eminent
( claims to our support, whose long public life,
tried integrity and experience in national
affairs have won for him a national distinction
of which Maine shout be justly proud How
safe and secure we should feel with such
nomination, and what a glad day it would be
for the nation! At least the Republicans of
nfsT tir1 ovureo
OF events; but if We at present have anything
to say, does it not become us to do honor to
the man who has honored his country and
State by a steady, consistent apd honorable
course of exalted statesmanship? Should we
not be better satisfied by course of action
that might make the leading Senator of
the nation the President of the United
States? We believe the wishes and judgment
of the Republicans of Maine earnestly point
10 Fessenden as their first choice, and it does
not become our State to send forth any uncer-
tain sound. MANY REPUBLICANS.
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Boston DAILY ADvERTIs ER-The propri.
tors of this excellent paper will publish to-
morrow Christmas Supplement, containin
tales, essays and poetry suitable to the ocoa-
sion. Among the articles will be an origina,
Christmas Story by Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. See advertisement
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LARcENIEs. Officers Rice and Littlefiel..
yesterday afternoon arrested a man named 10
McDan, charged with stealing glass ware and
spoons. He was locked up for examination
Officers Williams and Gerts arrested a lad
charged with larceny of watch. l5,.s.f. ..
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THE funeral Of the late DR.. Ten b roeck, q
S. A., took place at the Catholic Chapel, on
Cumberland street, yesterday afternoon. The
remains were escorted to the grave by de.
tachment of troops from Fort Preble, accom-
panied by the Portland Band
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- December IA, 1867.
fTNAKEN on execution and unless previously re-
Il deemed, will be sold at public auction on Thurs
day the 30th day Of January, A ID. 1868 4 at ten
0cloc a NJ, at the office Of L. W. Mitchell, ESQ in
Freeport in said county, all the right in equity Which
Joseph True OF said treeport has, had on the first
day OF Ap II, A d 1867, to redeem the folowing dc
seribed real estate situated in slid Freeport, and
from said Freeport TO Powaa and is bounded nor h
easterly by said road; north esterly by lana OF
John Bleth y; south westerly by land OF VIM Por-
ter,and south-eastery by land of John ii ONnar1 and
the samo conveyed to him by Hewitt @. Winsow, ex-
cePt taking wood from the fownal lot being a the
homesi cad farm and buildings OF said True.
The same is subject to "A mortgage in favor OF Enos
Soule of said Freep rt Dotted Dec 3D. 1861 given to
secure the payment OF S1lO0.
d. L. MITCHELL,
dc2-w3w52 Deputy Sheriff
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For COUGHS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION, fry the
Baisnm, approved and used by our oldest and best
physicians and families for forty gears past. Get
the genuine. REED, CUTLER a. CO.. Druggists,
Boston, Proprie.ors. nov 26eod-sN
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DON'T pay high prices for candies but go to
Aliens, No. IL Exchange street, where you
will find them at 30, 40 and the best at so cents
per lb.-every third box containing a quarter
of-a-dollar ~ r +FF ~sNEs
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FENIANs IN WASHINGTON are excited over a
rumor that the British legation has paid
corps of spies in every large city in the Union
who ascertain the movements of their circles
and enable the authorities in England and
Ireland to know the errands Of emissaries
sent there. BAD f.e .... ...I. g. -5..
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CoAsTINe.-Yesterday noon, Pleasant stree
from High to Cotton streets-presented
lively appearance. The boys were taking az
vantage of the snow, and this de cline was lit,
rally covered with rosy checked youths, VII
thought the work of hauling the sleds up W.
cheap payment for the pleasure of deseendir
ing in this manner. We noticed on the sic
of one sled tho name "Gen. Grant" and "
noticed that this sled, bac ked by the son of OF
of our city's prominent Union men, took tt
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. December 90.

Monday, Deccmbcr Z3s
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
for Eastport and st John, NIB.
Brig Hatfield Brothers, tBrl Hatfield. st Martins
Brig j B brown tot Portland) Balm. Matanzas eth
inst, in ballast.
Sch Empire, Parker, Gloucester.
Sch Mary b Harris, osby, Calais for New York.
S,h Margaret, Parker, Searsport tor Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, $ = John
Portecus. -. IL
Sch Nellie True, Hume, Manufacturing
jackson.
Sch Old Chad, McClintock. BALTIMORE Libby
SAILED-l,arque Sliza White; brigs Eudorus
Anna NJ Knight, Mechanic, Angler curtis, Flor
enee; schs Ida + Wheeler, Old Chad, and others.
nsy-The Custom House viii not be open for bust
ness transactions to- morrow, (Christmasl
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AT S. 81. Colesworthy's, go Exchange street
Will be found fine assortment of splendid en-
cravings, cromos and other pictures, framed in
the neatest style, with an endless variety Of
other beautiful articles for Holiday presents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

SILVER PLATED WARE, &c.-E. M. Patten
& Co. will offer at auction to-day fine assort-
ment of rich English silver plated ware and
cutlery just imported into this port per steam.
ship Moravian. Here is grand chance to OBJ
tain holiday Gifts. Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

LUcKY.-Capt. Lewis Mitchell was the luck.e
finder of, threc-quarters of a dollar out of four
boxes of candy bought at Aliens fruit store.
Exchange street. ~ 'HG9' 0c@
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

gentlemen, such as cloth and kidlined gloves
calf mitts, silk wristers, suspenders, silk scarf
scarf rings, sleeve buttons, linen and sill
handkerchief, velvet knots, silk ties and bow
of every style, for sale by Robinson & Knigh.
288 Congress street. q ~ tEAnnr.1 ...-sE |
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

VIC have received from the Quartermaster
Generals office No. 10 of the Roll of Honor
containing the names of soldiers W no died
defence of the American Union an are bur
led in New York, Ilnois, Virginia, West Wiz
ginia, Missouri, and the Territories of Colora
do and Utah.
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, December ID 1867.

EH-TJrst Page To-day Dominion of
Canada; Manufacturers National Convention;
Col. Parker's Exploration; Varieties. g
Fourth Pcge-Pinatore Palace; Deathbed
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
Cnt0ryh C0u he Cured

So highly recommended by Physicianss NAV be
foundat wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. w. Whip-
pie q Co., H. H. Hay. W. f. Phillips & Co., E. t.
Stan wood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sndIy
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust of Administrative of the estate or
JOHN N. MILLIKEN, late OF scarborough.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds ms The law directs. All persons having de-
mands non The estate OF said deceased are reJred
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon 60 make payment to
SARAH NJ MILLIKEN, Adm'x
Serb trough Dec. IL, 1861. dc w3w5.s
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Mr. j. P. Smith, 339 Congress street, has on
hand Continental. wigs to let that will repre-
sent Santa Claus n ftf '"y%A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

BOOTHBAY, Dec 1i-Ar,sc Commodore, Hutch
2 Dec Is Ar, sch Caroline Knight Farnsworth
Lubec Tor New York.
Dec 16-Ar, sch Ann Mary, Reynolds, Millbridge
tor Boston.
Dec r-sld, brig waltlam, Lewis. for Savannah.
In port. schs Water Witch, Ryan, from Belfast fol
Portland; Grey Hound, Hamlin, do for do.
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement
of r. j. D. Larrabee s. Co., who are ready to
furnish with dried lumber
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A FEW more copies of the "Story of Muff''
ay be found at the book store OF Short s.
bring, on Free street.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF the VIII OF
ISABELLA b. PREBLE, late of Yarmouth.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
JOSEPH COOLING, Executor.
Yarmouth Dec. II, 1857. dc w3w52'
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why Suffer from Sores /?
5 IL costs UfU 70 cCHts. Be sure 10 ASK IOr
H0fe'S ArNica Ointment,

When. by The use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you an be easily cured. It has relieved thousands
from Burns, Sc"tdS, Chdpped Hands: Spruins, Cuts
Wounds, and euery Con,plaipt Of The Ssin Try ii,
as it costs but 70 cents. Be sure TO ask Tor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-24

OPPoRTUNITY,-cne OF the best Stands in PORT
~ land, is offered for sale. Present sto, k about
StO,OOO. which may he reduced IL desirable. Bust
ness the past year s25 900 ash. The present Occu-
pant being about to remove to another State will
sell out on favorable terms. Apply to WIN. IL JEK-
RIS, Real Estate Agent. wIw52
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AN 1MPRovEMENT.-W saw yesterday, at
the room of the City Liquor Agency, Self
Adjusting Anti Friction Roller for railroad
cars, which we consider great Improvement
This improvement is for the relief of the track
in curve, which, without it, receives great
strain rs the cars pass over. This roller yields
readily to the flange influence, and by which
the great danger cause I by THIS strain is avoid
ed 1t saves the wheels and rails from much
wear, and enables the same power to operate
on curves with the same ease as on q straight
line. The roller has been used on the Andro-
scoggin Railroad for year, and there has
never been a single car off the track having
them on. We can't see why it isn't to come
into general use.
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Miniature Almanac. December "a.
Sun RISES ........7.27 Moou rises. $50. 5.55 AN
Sun sets. ...........43ll High water 10 Is AN
MARIN e N EWS.
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for sale by all druggists, or send your address and
.,6 cents to .. z. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. F. Phillips 81
Co. agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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lt~t DIR. $. S. FTTCH,S. ,frsl
So Eamily Physician. ,,

Savenly-six pages: price 25 cents. Sent to any
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indispossd. Address DR.. S. 5. FITCH, 20
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan2ydiy
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MURpER OF CoNGREssMAN.-Hon. ". o.
Hamilton, Republican Member OF congress
from the 9Th Ohio District, was murdered by
his son in fit of insanity, Sunday morning,
being struck on the head with an axe at Marys-
Vile. Ohio. Frenzied by the sigh. of blood.
the son returned to the house and succeeded
in INJECTING several severe wounds upon a
younger brother before he could be rescued.
The murderer is now ahopeless raying maniac
Mr.. Hamilton had just returned from Wash
ington. 4f,. ...- .,-.- 49,. -.
1t will belong 10 the present Congress to
count the electoral vote for President in 1869
In 1865 resolution was passed declaring Ger
tain States not entitled to representation IN
the electoral college and, in case of the failure
of any of the Southern States to reconstruct
on the prescribed terms, similar resolution
will no doubt be passed in 1869. From what
President johnson has expressed in his mes
sages and speeches it is quite certain that he
would veto such a resolution. In case he
should be inclined to do so it would not be in
appropriate for him and for the country to re-
member the views expressed by his predecess-
or, in the following message to Congress
dated Feb. s, 1865. ~" Y. aiFall'
The joint resolution, entitled "Joint resolu-
ton declaring certain States not entitled to
representation in the Electoral College" has
been signed by the Executive in Difference to
the view of Congress, implied in its passage
and presentation to him. In his own view,
however, the Houses OF Congress, convened
under the twelfth article of the Constitution,
have complete power to exclude from counting
all electoral votes deemed by them to be lille.
gal, and it is not competent for the!Executive
to defeat or obstruct that power by veto
as would be the case if his action were at al
essential in the matter. He disoiaims all rie,ht
of the Executive to interfere in any way in the
matter OF canvassing or counting electoral
votes, and he also dsclaims that by signing
said resolution he has expressed any opinion
on the recitals of the preamble, or any iudg-
ment of his own on the subject of the resolu-
ton. i17ritai -lf77 at ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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NrorIoEis hereby given, that The snhsrriher he

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been daily appointed and taken npon herself
the trust oil Administratrix ofthe estate OF
CHAS. G. STURDIvANT, late Of Cumberland
in the County Of cumberland, deceased,
and given bonds tn law directs. All per :
sons having demands upon the estate Of said de-
ceased require toexhibit the same and all PER-
sons indebted to said estate are called upon to make
payment to
ELIZA II. sTUaDIvANT, Adm'x
Cumberland Dec 3, 1sG1. w:w52s
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Found.
SheriH'S Sale

A SAFE Kew, which the owner can have by call
"A ing at this office and paying for this advertise
ment. .-..- ... dec 2i-d3t
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Raeder's German snuff!

HEADACHE relieved, and in hct every disease
11of the nose aud head permanently cured by the
use ofthe we'll known remedy :.
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DEDIcATIoN.-The Allen Mission Chapel,
corner of Cumberland and Locust streets.
erected by the Methodists of this city, and
named after the last preacher of the Chestnut
street NJ E. Church, Rev. Charles +. Allen,
who is now stationed at Skowhegan, was ded-
icated to the service of Almighty God Sunday
afternoon. The services were conducted by
Revs. c. F. Allen, e. r. Reyes and DR.. Shall
er. Mr. Allen preached the sermon from the
text LIST Timothy I'll; subject, the glorious
gospel. After the discourse the mouse was
formerly dedicated according to the services oil
the NJ L. ritual. At the close OF tne services
Subscription was taken up in AID OF the MIS-
sion, and about $500 was subscribed. The
chapel was we'll filled, notwithstanding the IN
clement weather, and the services were 'hlghly
interesting. 30 40 M
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A full supply of Artists Materials and Shee
Wax at Schlotterbeck s. Co.'s. r, 2w-mwf
TRAvERs-Runner Pung at Rounds Stable.
See advertisement. A EUtiAIi "A
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A COUGH, a Gold or a Sore Throat

requires immediate attention. and should be check
Cd Ii allowed to continue, !
IrritatiOn of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Disease or Consumption,
Is often the rasrIt
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Try it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to 0. P. SEYMOUR & CO.. Bos-
not, and receive a box by return mail sep4dtIsN
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Letter from Saco.

- ~ 0It ~, sd Or SAco, Dec. %, 1867.
About year ago the voters of Saco, by a
small majority, decided to change their form OF
government from town to city, and placed in
the different offices some of the most worthy
and capable citizens. have not learn
ed that any Of the various diseases peculiar to
cities, have, in consequence of the change,
made their appearance or that the average of
human life is likely to be very much lessened.
There are those, however, who reside in the
outskirts of the city who complain that the air,
or something else, has become quite oppressive,
and are making arrangements to petition the
Legislature to allow the vote to be again ia
ken upon the question, with the hope that the
second sober thought of the people will be in
favor of returning to the ancient order Of
things. A trial of one year is hardly sufficient
to test the comparative difference in the ex-
penditures under town or city government.
Such city might well say, If l am SO soon
to be done for, wonder what 1 was begun
. fo,v
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCo-Ar Goth, ship Industry, Bed
nett, 26i DAYS from London Tor Rio Janeiro.
CID 10Th inst, ship SAPPHIRE. Boyd, Liverpool,
Ar 10th inst, ship NJ Mnot Lowell, New York.
Sid sath uit ship Twilight, Rowland. New York.
NEW ORLEANS Below 18th, ship Mozart Smith,
from Martinique; sen Mary Rich, Ross, from Rio
Jeneiro. .,- i-..s.4s5 -..-.. 81. .
Cid 10th, barque Adelaide Morris, Reed. Havre.
Cid 18th. ship Alicia, stuart. Liverpool
DARl EN-lr 10Th, sch Frank Palmer. Boston.
Sid 18th, sch Carrie Heyer Poland. Providence.
In port 10Th, brigs j Merrman. Merriman, oI
New York, ldg: Geo Berry, Bradley, Tor Cuba do
scttC w Holt. tor do. ~
SAVANNAlT-Ar 10th. brig Harriet. Staples fin
Cardenas.
Ar 18th inst sch Josephine Knowles, Scott,
New York.
Ar goth, barque Qu'ckstep, Chase, Portsmouth.
Cid 20lh. brig Il SWEET. Lawrence, Baltimore.
Sid 10th, schs Mary Louise, Hamilton. Satilla, tC
load for Cuba; nth, Agnes, Bletten, do do.
Sid 21st, baraue Proteous. Chapman, Liverpool
FORTRESS MONHOE-Ar 20fh ship oneida, Nc
Gilvery, from Calao tor Baltimore; barque Paladin
Brown, Montevideo.
BALrIMoRE-Cld 10Th. schs Emelne McLain,
Sleeper, Fall River; Rebecca Warren, Pickering,
Ellsworth. 80 rrr rrF :
Cid oath, sch Trident, Jameson, salem.5 81
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2Oth, sch Ralph Souder
Crosby, Hillsboro.
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MAINE MEN Injured by a Railroad Acc

MAINE MEN Injured by Railroad Acct
dent.-our Geographic dispatches of Yesterday
morning gave very brief account of the
fourth of series of railroad accidents that has
happened within few weeks. This last one
was collision on the Boston and Albany road,
near Matte. A night express train run into a
freight train in consequence of the neglect of
the latter train to arrange his signal lamp
properly. A brakeman was killed and four
Maine men who were returning from Califor-
MIA after long absence were injured. Their
names were as follows: A. G. Rowe of Win
throp, Me-, been absent several years, badly
bruised on one leg and his right arm. Truman
Hopkins of Frankfort, Me-, been absent ten
years, legs bruised. T. E. Hatch, Bangor Me.
been absent teven years, legs severely bruised
Samuel B. Gilmanof Bangor, Me-, been abb
sent since 1S49, slightly bruised. These fouI
persons are believed to be the only ones injur.
ed, with the exception of the unfortunate
brakeman before mentioned. The persons
named were carried to Boston, and by direc-
ton of the officers of the road were quartered
at the United States Hotel, where they were
attended by DR.. j. p. Ordway, and every at
tention paid them by landlord Pratt and his
assistants e6I Har si ha.fzel gsff ir.-f ---f