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THIRD EDITION
THE NORTH.
The Financial Crisis in New
Brunswick Over The Fall
Fisheries a Failure.
From New Rrunswick.

sT. JOINS, Nov. 4.-There is better feeling
in financial circles to-day, and hopes are enter
tanned that the crisis is past. The st. Stephens
bank directors are sanguine that the business
OF the bank will shortly be resumed. scovilrs
liabilities are greater than at drst reported
reaching, it is said half q million dollars.
Dispatches from HafaT say the fall mackerel
fisheries have been almost total failure 1t Is
feared there will be much distress again this
winter.
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Burning of Trinity Building e, New York.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-At l o'clock A. M. to-
day ire broke out in the top floor OF Trinity
Building, No. Ill Broadway, occupied by over
one hundred and fifty different offices. The
Top floor was burned out, and the building
deluged with water. At P. II. the fire was
still burning. The following are the chief
losses:-Ou building, owned by Fearing, Russell
d Ayres, S25, 900, insured; Hatch & Co., litho-
grapheIs, $40 900, fully insured. Several fire.
men were badly hurt by the falling Of floors,
timbeIs etc.
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From BOstOn.

BosToN, Nov. 24.-Issac W. May has received
and accepted the Workingmen's nomination for
May or oil this city.
The Republicans OF Cbarlestown have nomi
mated h. L. Morton for Mayor.
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upon the whole being raised. The aggregate
subscription ct the present date Is over S20,OO),
and we are hopeful ef ite carly accomplishment.
whom the hall so much needed by the Assocla.
ton can be provided for. This additional at
traction Will open n larger field for our work
and vastly increase our usefulness.
The Treasurers report for the year gives the
following exhibit Of the financial condition Of
the Associations
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FOURTH EDITION
B BALTIMORE H.
ReOpening the Southern Metal
Mines The Murder OF
Pollard.
FROM BALTIMORE.
Special Despoteh TO The EVentpO Telegraph.
The Southern Mines.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a There is no a consider
able movement towards resuseitatiDg the North
Carolina copper and gold mining interests
Parties have recently gone down to the mines
from New York. Baltimore, and else where.
Al. RiVes Pollard,
editor of the Southern Opinion, at Richmond,
who was shot this morning and instantly killed,
Is o brother OF Edward A. Pollard, author Of the
Il ost Cause.D
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EoIsT inside AND OUT.-Abeut o'clock
this morning happy individual, bearing the
name of James Kelly, while little bit mud.
died by corn juice, fell into the river at l. nm
bard street wharf. Fortunately for his oredi-
Police, happened to be near by, and hurry ing
to the spot, succeeded in safely landing the
nneer 6Eh.
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THE HORRIBLE MURpER.--No new facts have
developed themselves in relation to the afro
cous MURDER on Sunday night at Tenth and
Pine streets. The inquest will be held at l
O'Clock this afternoon, an account of which
will be found in q later edition.
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AN lMPUDESF GATH KBEPRR.-Thisa afternoon
our reporter called at the Pennsylvania Hos
pital 10 obtain certain Information relative TO
AN item OF considerable importance, and was
not only rebuffed by the gate. keeper but
grossly insulted. We conceive this notice ne
cessaTy to remind those in authority at this
institution to have a man at the gate who can
be Rentemanly In his department not only TO
the public, but also the representatives,
the reDOrters
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A GREAT LEcTURE.-The ever-popular lee
turer, Colonel h. Stockett Matthews, of Balti.
Hall, Germantown, this evening. His subject
will be "RomRnce OF American Progress" The
lecture Is for the benefit of the Soldiers and
Sesmen's Monument Fund of the twenty
second ward,
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A MEAN THEFr.-Yesterday some thieves
effected an entrance into DIR. Boardmans Bap
tist Church, on the corner of Broad and Arch
streets, and made off with some sixty dollars
worth of goods, fiannels clothp linens, etc, In
tended to be manufactured into garments for
the poor.
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New York Stock Quotations. m.

Received by telegraph from Glendinning &
Davis, Stock Brokers, No. AZ 8 Third street,
N Cent. R........i2IH Toledo Wab... 5S5l
MY and K. R........ 3T1s fiji. & st. Paul r.. 68
PHI and Rea. R....... ~ Adams Express .... 49H
Mich. Sand ". L. Il .o01s Wells. Fargo IL Co.27H
Gle. and Fit. .R...,.".S7Ss u Sc Express Co....45M
Chi. and n. w. com S45s renu. IS, new. 68
Chi aud N. w .pret.S73s Gold
Chi. and r. l. R..lV Market steady.
Pitts f. w. &Chi. R.llUMl
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CHURCH AR-To-night the great fair for
the benefit OF the Memorial Baptist Church,
Broad and Master stIeets, win commence In
the ement of that building. There will be
large variety OF useful and holiday pre- ents on
exb Mi ion and for sale
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Commemorative name of the party killed
by the falling Of the scaffold yesterday morn
ing was incorrectly stated in the papers to be
Andrew Given, who resided at Forty ninth
and Mark ct streets, that was killed,
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-LeWis Davis was this
morning convicted of the murder of D. p. Skin
ner, at INDEPENDENCE, Q Jew weeks since.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-PHE STOCK, GOODWILL,
II fixtures aud Lease of a nat and Cap Emporium
Eighth street. Gentleman retiring from usiuess.
Address Farrell" al This office, with name aud nd.
dress. II I2l8
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THE ELECTIONS.
Additional OHiciaI Returns.


The following official returns of the recent
elections are in addition to those published by
US YesterdaY;-
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ANOTHER HoMIC1DB.-This morning James
Thompson died at the Pennsylvania Hospital
from the effects OF a kick in the stomach, re,
Ceived short time since at Germantown.
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THE HEADS OF DEPARTMENTs.-Th Repub-
lican mem beTB OF Councils meet this afternoon
in caucus for the purpose OF nominating candi-
daleh for the XaIiOns lends of deparLmenLs.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 s. Third stree.
RRTWKEN BOARDS-
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A Trivial Ofiense-IntO an Open Door
Dear OVercOnt-A "Masher'' i'm TrOu-
bIe-'Wine In, wits Out'-Caught with
his BOOls OlE-BOYa md &heep.
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Norway

y corro'rorirni oi,hs Lev p'on Joatn.i.
-ri'irs from Norway. Nov Jcth say.
Thanksgiving lay passed oG vcr, qaie,iy
here Owing 90 he lca,, Storm uh,ci con.
iinaei the entire DAY. Obhsins macy 10
rom,in 4: home and crioy ih,m-clvc, a;
their own frrrie,
Qufe a uu.,bsr brsv.i be r!ca,sa,, aud
rode several r,lir, ia gather With iksir reia
tive, around thc festive b0Ar,l" betoa,
The p=r,ut,l root
! IhAnk's giving Halt al The Film Home
Han. on Wrlnc.Asy evening. "a, quite
hrEcl, attended. and passed OF agrsrsbly
and pleasantly to az
Business eoniinuss quite good. consider
ing The uss;k~, and ,b- bad condilson 81
road, ,hs, arc hui h'us trsvsirh. under.
sandtha, another WOODEN mill will pro baby
&C. rreris hcis "sst 'pri0s Il -A he al
The loser extremity oithc village. sbsre ,he
lounlrr u1cy stood
The member, u 'lie Uoivcr,alst sabsA'l
School AZ, making raPii rt-psrs ,,oo. Tor .
Festival an1 L-rrp. 20 come of ia two ,r
,hr,r weeks
The entertainments -ifl ~cn, IS, Of jahi.auH,
charAis, lalogne, AID Numerous olhsr
splendid attractions SELDOM nlcs ~i,A al .
ls,, Thsir ,abl-auI all being a,rans p,
~ cotrs Of prof tents. donbtl-., III.
entertainment wall be ~eli -orih attending
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Our Liable.

FtTEH-oN- MAGAZINE. Eor Dec uatrr Ia a
- '1ld srabsr. .! ih Two str-i srssiugs u.sHa
moth tsshi5n plate, cpiorra agtrra iu fserun
~cff aEsi nrsriy Bfsy sesd essss Ihs ri aeipai
steel 'uEra,tns IN. Oyyasn's Csristunai E,r g"
~ go 'rurf stery hear We a. a., -oairr a, De
issmsr.~ circulation % r,icr,1a" K,sry t8dy
e,sht TO sss-eri,- Tor Il. its stosiss err~lctt
Ab-gui a 'hoHsahi pase' &C FvAi4ag raAiirf sll b.
lrsn " -. ~N-l ~ ~, lsfp~ -tH b, greatly
improves. TIE term. un spvsvsr rvu,aIa T~o
Dollars gar 90 'inEls shscr'sef,. To siabs &, B.,
eh-aprr sun. AIlf-.s 1-.as ) 2 r'ersoa, ~ Rsi-l
,tis. -.
Cppt1 q, LADY upuK -, CO. ,irvi plate
cv't''~d '''osstTs Goes 90 haas,utns s...l st,b
VaE~. -unies ths Ni.fl-.p~ "a tiafei pIsic H..
esssuns ule CasfyA, 90 81 saxfaylas. "Chr,stna,
t7erf t-'is~s ts'f-rn'. art Eighty uiasirAiloa.
E1d rrat vsrfsy ~ sssfai lot. suiisole 90 ~
f~s'ie- season Ia go IatsnU- Department siu Do
isssb> ama-slssu' a'r So % sasY,. ssfss q Up
bit sfi'e-s "a the literary ~ofd piu oontri, e
90 'hf LAD p B51s iafins ~ year Ia. ratush
- ~ O.. =. sotfl. I7,,is,t-iphi.. =, ~ yssS
Tut Nrts~TiC NOV rHIY 'or iSgs vii have
SERVES y iI-ioricsi Articles - Motley Die saaiusa
hift9f.an. Inc Jaa1aFy uamb-r will oosarne.cs
ssfial ssory b. :. " uiExiHs9a. James Hss.,u
to~ri sll farnish freqasni coaifibstio,s 10 proc,
aad petty Efsard fvrrrfi Hail james Parton
~ IIsy~s Haysfd TayIor ss.d other euaInsst
~riicfs uin fsSs'n sabtastr s,1f,-s. sss,nsss art
s..af. Tstashed by lls.d. O.E,od 4 Co a. o. 10
q fsar
EVERl SAtJ RiAY - nc same ta5llss>r4
r~protuo,s sertIy vaiusb'- srit-'ss from forrssu
Yrri1t-1-. - $50 y-s-
orr Y"I ~ FOLKS ~ ~ s,ns saslsshei. 81.
800 SOL t1aru 20 ned saIudng from a.. Tho
Fr,'f -eiss f,r 40 rr,rsss' gre; atras,ios.
AErHr H.- HOME wAss/tSE. fJf i.sg, viii
a.1'nrs o. Baintsis ths bish grland az Hisrafy
vr.f-r-- ,hsfbs. gfver be- sa-t iavorsbk r,ssfI
~rh 'le f-opie IL sH pabiish serial s3orl-. ~
g. :. A-ihaf sHi Mi.. I8snsrnd. tesiir. barge
variety ~ ,-.s 1si stsri-s. pper' ssie'.es hss's
i1'i r-e,sp,.. fasai5ns 20 ! ia4s'rs,ions rusH. d.
o. tr trtHur. Pnrsfripbia ~ = I1 ysar.
1872 CuiJDgENs BpJR D. NJ zane Pu
Usher ha. re-. .ff e e1fdisf ssi-Jfsr sSeFyvAff'
o. i' 90 ~ a1 AIT tea-5r- 81 the r'iI'ffen. hui
se~ss ~ s'of- W " 'heir tsntsr miods he go
rrn-lr.a, a-f i1viua as~-tions that r'i rsss
'hsr tt'rrr m apyfes % an ihsir fature iiyes
Teres si.ls year
TfE GALAXY msinfnirs hgh rssk s"onE
nc sonthltes. aa1 - sirars fyssabf IT, De-
-eafsr oT-r. v~r7 atsrse nys fabir - coaieats
TrbHshet by shsison a 60, Nss York
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOrENAL 70 devoted
g. -rItrae fit.raflre sod Aft-aJ u ir sshed with
nBasrss. foftsaft' ffsaa iife All other enErariag
This flarual 81. ~ exrfasfvr p'aer iu So monthly
ltsrsfasr aai Be- dIrf vim sn'srtaiuiag ant il.
s,rn--ve -rti~iss ia .very hrtnch q nsfsrsi ari
rtr.i..asi-a' '-.s7 rasnsh~s by =. wsi'.
I Sew Isra 30 a| s1.sr
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The MessEs peni.on,s Paper Mll,s

\ rorrcspond'a, Of ,hs Pros. ~bo IA,
recent! y''i'sd 'hS offensive P4pSE Wot4,
Of M~ssrs. \ G. y \ /. Den,,ou A. Me
chInIc Falls. speak, IA the following last
lsrns OF these ,nra anal their establishment /:
''Nicsrrs. a. &. IS \. /. p.nison ar
running ib.r m,l Jay and p.sLi. The,
aOu employ about lJJ hands, g-ttin: cat
- tons OF paper a week. Tkry eIs.i.d
the past season. buick buiIdins 80 by -.
,hfec s'orir' high. with Frcnrh root. and
basement. Ia, "a V,rv substantial and
slogan, tI..lr.. and designed iaaia!y
tor cAlen icrias book paper They have
iwu q! the lsrgs,I axe ca!eujsrIas nla
ea'oes IA operation. working - a charm f,
which. With the advantages OF tie most AZ
proved ma iunsry --lie bss, Of stock add
ss.il!u. aud experienced n,vt hAni.s, And a
Iup'riu'tnjcui vbo has no superior. the,
are rua5hd 10 Get DOT some Of the bet
book paper that ]. pot INTO tho mal kst
For smooth Anl even snriac. and beauty
Of 'iniah, have seen nothing to compare
WITH %. At some SEASON. Of .he yo.ri iere
has ten a short supply o! water to keep
all the'r n'Iis N operation To lgtnr,l,
tbs disa'l'aH'age 'hcy have psr based the
mill and POwsr on o.. sd. OF ti.o stream
at NcicbriIiu. which vail gave them Tia,
control o. large Oodi.. Of water above
TAe NrssTs. Dsuisou have been paillng 10
machinery for tee msusf,,garc Of rape
.lds AMI losom,. With corded sdses. ga
whicii they have patent Good J.dgs, Ar,
OF tina opinion that these gooIs will and
real, market. A. th.y arc sspsrlor 10 any
thing a the kind Cysr before offered
Nj a. { DcuisoE. although or N,
shady side OF hfy. Is active and cnergeti,
A. ever. and no good rAusc i. permitted 8,
lag tor uaai OF any effort or money he car
conifibuis TO ~ advancement lie hAs al
usys BEEN 40 ardcni friend Of isuireranr,
an has ever been read, 20 30 What b,
coud 20 close uP the --us shops and say,
ihe insbrale, and al 40 his emr s,. or on
Of r.. hare found 10 bim a h.eud 90 nee,
When ihcy have appeal 70 Lion MAJ Do
shadow n,s.r oc .cu
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The Temperance Question.


movesWsnte in dsilcreht pals oi The
Slate Indicate concerted aciiea5 on The part
OF the friends Of Temperance, with view
TO influence legislation, and to recover
lost ground Tie fear !. spre sod that the
legislation Of las. winter. and he arsrh,
which exists ia the temperance community,
endsngsrs the principle Of prohibition. ard
that Il ha. lost its vital force even Il suffered
to remain upon the statute book. 7f' '~e.
II is undoubtedly true that infemperance
is again asserting it's dominion by stealth
lily securing recruits from the rising sen
Grafton. and there is rs much need now. IL
not more, for individual snd society efFor,
in the temperance cause as there was
twenty years ago. But the question is.
have we learned anything BY experience, in
dealing with this gigantic cviIe One Thing
is certain to our mind. that We DO not wan,
legislation, 30 much as sincerity and con.
sistsucy. The temperance cause, by being
made political hobby, has been nor1inally
supported by those who do no. act from
principle. and who are Inconsistent and
hypocritica. They will advocate .xtr-u,r
legislation. Il the party c,n be strengthened
by it, and the opposite. IL public opinion
points that way.
4 stringent prohibiJory law upon our
statn;e book ia undoubtedly valuable a. an
expression Of ou,lavry again-, ths trafhe IN
intoxicating iquors. |; places il IN the
category OF acts mdihm IN s--.wron- in
ihc,nssives-and not merely mq,,st y,rokib
itam. II makes driakinc th,rrru,abF- and
drives it into by places, drns and caves
away from daylight. This i. its moral
effect, but when the LAW becomes a dead
letter Upon our Statute book, and new and
fashionable hotels are openol in our prin
cipal cities, with open barr in prominent
rooms, and fitted up in the most n,ac rifi 'cat
and snucing style. and no notice taken Of it
by TIC authorizes, we are forced 70 tho
conclusion that the law is eptircly inadequate
to the parposc. or that the cause Of temper
ance is rctrogradinS 1t Is hui mockery 20
enforce the Law against small rosges aud let
big ones go free. We should prefer
license law. well enforced. to a proLibitory
law openly aul lefantly violated I: il i'm
possible TO promote \ mora move .nent by
Inconsistent or insinscr,e practices. anl any
movemeat which relies upon these. or in.
vites Ikem, must come to grief.
The Temperance cause Is s,eat moral,
and not political movement. Lea it be
advocated Upon high moral grounds. and
not low. mcreenary ones Keep IL out Of
politics. Lo, indvidua! aeH associated
.eilon be invoked 10 IL, behalf aud tla,
continually. remembering that "Eternal
Vigilance is the price Of liberty
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Augusta Gossip.

The Augusta correspondent, ofihr Lewis
ton Journal girr. no following rurnors aaoa,
At the Capital
ofcoursc here AZ this political cen'er We
hear morn OF lest sbou, ,bc organiz,
ton OF the Legislature AMI STATE govern
in-ut for lsG9-can lidstes. etc. ,ri
although 10 not intend - settle matter,
for .nyboly. yct ] may be pafdoned Tor
arpiy telling what IS irtrlv talked OF In
asmucA a. the custom CT continuing State
officers three years has bscODe well s,tab.
hshSd. tits suppo.cd there will be no change
IN the eihccss o, Secretary Of State. tjuiAnt
General anil Attorney GepsrAl 4 n--
Treasurer. however. viii be elected. aad
the names q two een,lemsn are thus far
mentioned Tor the position, VIZ Hon Joseph
Stnbotn OF Rcadhsld, prcscn, Councillor
from the kevuebsc DiHr,ri. and VIM.
Caldwell, Esq Of Augusta. for many yoai,
the Chief Clerk in the Treasury Depart
mcnt.
Fer the otRcrr. Of ,be two branches Of the
Legislature. bear ,rycr.l names mention
e.. ,hc principal ones beinG tion. NJ. T
Luddsn OF Turner. and Hon 5. u. Lindsay
OF No ridEr -ock. for Pre,idcn, OF tho
>suaie; and Hon. Washington Gilber, oil
Bah. VIM. NJ. Rur c,q, OF Belfast. and
Hoo. J. 81. SIoae OF Krnnsbunk. for
Speaker OF the House. An iha, can state
With c-risin,, abou, these matter, !, rha,
al ,hs eandulA;c, ril no, be elected. !
hrar OF no movement 10 charge either the
Secretary Of tic Sens,c or tho Cletk o'
llouSn
/, seem. 10 be understood TIA, there !, 70
be very severe contr.l over iLo L :.
SehA,or,hir from tia, State tor six year,
from next MA0sh-,he candidate, bcin:
Hon Lot NJ Morrill,, he Prc,ca, Senator.
and ~ Senator ilirnlin. IL was general,
hoped that 'hi, cnnlc,, souI bs avoided
hut nov that 1t IS upon ~, -, j. hoped ih.t
good feeling nj, be ms.ntaipcd. ard -,p.c
tally that onr side wli no, threaten III,
othcF with poIiii,al and bu,ii.c - nrih.la,ion
- have -omctiue. kuo-n Ehcn an am
bilious asp rant ;bou.hi i. a prr,onAl in.gl
for sribody sbe ~ by a candidate. Inihl
free country any body nav De candidate
io' pu,iuos. N',hou; Ju'tiy ,usi~c,ins hg,
,eli iof thai reason. is ,lo,cut jruun-iA ION
or personal or political o,trsrism Who
IA AspsIAa, oarfi-s matter, against an cp
punens SO Ia a. that hs ,hoS, b.. owl
bitterness Of mind AL a7etnr., Tor ANY pla-,
O. 'rast. !, is j wal,cr - n.Ea;all'.1
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Upton Items.

TIE 'aks is frozen over solid. and team,
rros and rec 90. Um5A-os being cb,tilr
IN New Hampshire. can bs hsbsd for Trou,
nss, week. a. The law protecting trout in
thai State expires on ,hs last day Of No
srnhsr for the season.
There have been sbou, ono hundred
Mirt' taken This iall about a CSC waters
and o! other iuSs 80 Fox. 200 Ma,k Rats.
30 Sable oy Msricn. and variou, other fur.
such a. Fisher. Lynx. Bear. otter. 81. &c.
about one thousand dollars worth in III.
last six weeks
Pc'oI Bennc;, anl others vhilo exploring
Tor lnegin chances one day Ia, week came
nP to an Killed foe Deer. -hich made a
good Thanksgiving dinner tor the crowd.
Tbs potato crop has been very good The
past season.
Morrs. Yves, & Eaton Of Andover. who
o-n he Starch mill here. h,va ground up
~ thousand bushels Of po,Ai oc, and farmer
have saved good ceil,r foil f,r future nee
Our liu'e Steamer brought tso good lead,
ou, irom MAg,iia-ay Settlements. The
erratc't crop Vas raissiby Grnsross Ape.
81 f,on. liitl. over one thousand bo,hel,
A crea, eiop ~ R-sn. Ia, been raised
l.. T.. S,on. has nearly forty bushels. and
many other. I.-es qu,r'i,ic.
The Hay crop IS rety large. Mos, al
barns arr crowded. and At look, a, II NC
should need il Al for our cattle came to the
barn the hfE oi Novsnber. aai through
he entire month there rsr~- va. snown
better ,lcichins rhsrc l. nov nearly ore
,n4 a half Zoe, % ,ao~ in the wood, ard
la-gsr' arc h"gipins 10 operate in COOL
earnc,' Mr II. w,nslo-. OF Portland. i,
Contracting Iso OF Ihies million fret c.
II West. pats IN si,is-n opoa. anil IL &
J. c. Mrkscn. cich, oven snd sieh, Or ,-u
hcus,. AMI other, on = smaller scale Mr.
Charles Fro" IL sr'itc scent for M
Nin,lou'' Interests hVrr. in place Of our
!ancn,ol ir'end siosss Foster late OF Para
who ly'' many ,ymPA hi,iHs !,irnl. N ali
vicinity. lie sas an honest man
On the 2l,i 81 O,Toh-r. i. g. Rich .nd
sale hal born unto lhcma daughter mak ,nc
seven d.. .hi.rI and seven son, in eniar
OF t~.n', ,iI years. H., R,rh-, incfs,s,
18th u. union, an u doubi'c,. = unicr
maa
We unl~rrtsrA that orr frirai Rel
intend. 20 name b., new eangthrr Molly
clupt-mlnt, sitter 'bc upper lake ~h,eI
they lived upon f0r MANI wars. lie Say
h!' ia'r 'r-~r- Al tic are o! "a iookr 10
ore- -. AID bii' iair 20 enjoy ihe soc',r
Of many future nur, .lng' Ncar ,nds bis,
10 o'r' friend Rich tor some splsnd'd Tro,r
Many thanks tBr ,hCm -k.p. DIX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-04
EDITORIAL and Selected Items.
rwConsrc., NESTS mex, Mond,v.

lyConErc.' NESTS next MONDAY
rs~rbo Electors met at Augusta. on
Wednes'lsy the 2d hat; They cast their
votes for Grant and Cotax on Thursday.
B~IIon. Silncy Prrhsn, leh for Wash.
'ne'on on w-1lneslay. intending to stop a,
New Gloucester. to attend the Wedding Of
hi' son. ON Thursday morning
Tv-NaPolsoa i, suffering from diabetes.
rYRo,h,chnd died OF Inflammation Of
the live-
tFJohn l.. iisl., Amrricaa minister To
Spain. !, IN poor health.
rvMary Joyce died in Boston. Sa,ur.
'lir. aged foo ycsrs She was from tho
"Ould country"
TFS.natOr Sumner i, laboring under
bronchial disease
tV'We learn from lions Advocate that
a meeting Of delegate, from the v.riou.
B'P;i'' Chorehe, in Andro,cocsin. Frank
IN AMI eastern Oxford counties, "a, held
At iivermorr Fall.. Nov. l7,b, when a
Quarterly meeting was organized. under
he name o. lie Androscoggin Qasr.rIy
Messing
~ Bsokheld Village has Literary SO.
o.s'V. which holds me.tihg, weekly. Nth
exercises consisting OF Rsciialions. Lee.
lures, Discussions. and the rradin. Of
paper edited 10y somu o, their members.
sad music. Public notice 10 given, by
printed hsudhill,. Of tho meetings.
. PERSONA. We uud~piauh that Hon.
Charles A. Prince. VI. q. Irou, Georria,
"a, on visit ia'I week. TO hi, ia,hcr. lion.
Noah frines. OF BaekGeli.
rs-Ia .oms portion, OF The town, on
Thanksgiving LAY. the snow tell TO the
depth OF loot. and even iwo ise,, and the
ROAD. bal TO be broken ori We bad bu,
about ,~o inchs. in the village. and have
hail excellent 'leishinr since. There -.s
quite isii Of ,uo~ in the towns north
cf u,
IT'S Richard Jr. a, Soath Pari..
airer'ires One assor,mtu, Of Toy. for the
holidays Ills stock j, worth examining.
TTpr y. T. True will d.ii,sr a course
81 lcc'uro. on Geology before tho Com
Isreisl College Of The Ed~ar,i Little In .
"i'uie abou, he drs, Of Janu,ry
,Vrhc Es,st,sinmon, given by tho
Ths'p'aa C!pb. en- Thanksgiving evening.
Va, deeii.4 success. No:-iih,tandin.
the ,crT ao',sarahls weather. 'hs house va.
vel a.led and al prc,on, concur iH pro.
noar,'n. u ,hr best entertainment Of The
nj ever svea on the HI
Eg-Amoay the Paiea,. 10 aeI Nov. 2Ilh.
wa oUs TO I r. H5oih anil {. : sander.
.on Of Norway. Tor let Of Mech,ai,m for
i,o6ms.~
oYurrs We Acknowledge the rseeip,
oi 4 ks II sjrv fresh oysters from Jane.
frrcmaa. No. ?. In,o0 Wharf. Portland.
rh"v can sl~a,. be prosur~,l. 81 Freeman.
AZ boI1r rf,esf.
rs~In ,hr Cireat Coar, :, Richmond. on
Tors.iAy, Ch.,i Js.iier Chase Lsil tbs
corG,u'ioa Ae, oussfi,u,fanal. L. II
Dana Of Bo"oa. IS TO r=us Cor ,bs Uaita.i
S'.'c' The JET Davis ,notiop on Thursi,v
rv~ Tie ZION, Advocate ,ay.:-W. 70
gre; % i-ara shA, Rev &. II Carlton. for
mrr'y Of BavshelI. Me. but rseea,iy oil
FosborO. Mas. bu been compelled 81
iaii!n: b,Ailh TO suspend i,r time ~.
chosen r0rt