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The Portland daily press., 1869-12-29

CHARLESTON, Dec. Alphabetically Liverpool
by steam, I'd on uplands and It'd on Sea Islands; by
SAIL led on uplands and I'd on Sea Islands. Coast
wise-To New York by steam, &c P fb. on uplands
and 1c on Sea Island; so p tierce on Rice by SAIL
Be- $ ib on Uplauds, 81 25 Y tierce on Rice, 4Oc P
Dbl. on Resin, So " M on Lumber and So q 10 % NJ
land Cotton; to Providence So }y M on Boards &c P
1b unllnd Cotton. Vessels are in demand by our
town. sc, Darien and Satilla river, Ga, and Jack
sonville, Fla to Northern ports, and $11 q - P M
a.e rates on Lumber and Boards.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-The market is dull and
rates without any variation. For New York, how
ever, the offerings are better and rates firm. We
quote:-By steam, Cotton to Liverpool Sd; to New
So 80 3Y bbl. By sail, Cotton to Liverpool "a; to
| Havre Ac; to Bremen 15-16c P fb,
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Q O Nj MI Il H CIAL


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-2350 bbls flour, 100 do
oatmeal, cars lumber do shocks, 2 do potatoes 1
DO bark, do starch, 3 do barley, do oats, ~ do
dries; for shipment East, 24OO bbls. four for ship
ment to Europe per steamer cars wheat do bacon
1 do ashes. do flour, 2 do oats.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-1 car barley, do
potatoes, do leather, 236 pkgs sundries.
PoRTLAND& BECRAILRoAp-3ca cars boops
do headings, do bbls., 10 goods 20 bdls of
broom handles car furniture, organ 33 pkgs sun
dries, 45 cars freight for Boston.
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MAssACHUSET

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
BOSTON, Dec -2e.-Nathnniel Brown has re-
ceived the Republican Nomination ror mayor
of Salem.
Patrick Sweeney, deaf and dumb, was struck
by train on the Eastern Railroad, near Lynn
to-day, crushing leg, with other injuries,
which are feared to be fatal.
H. G. De Vries, a well known dealer in for
eign books and pictures, died at his residence
in this city to-day.
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LONDON, Dec. 2S-11.15 A. M.-Consols 92t q 92t
for money and account.
American nsecurites-United States5 -20's 1862 cou-
p0ns, &c. do 1866, old, 845 do 1867, SAT; do 1040s,
S5; Erie shares 1s; Illinois Central shares, S9a.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2S-11.15 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales; Middling upands III q 11Id; do
Orleans liz @ 11ad. Corn 29bs. Pork 1O7s. Lard
76s California White Wheat 9s Sd; Winter do 9s
Bacon Gas. Naval Stores dull.
LONDON, Dec. .2s-Evening.-Consols closed at 92s
for money and account. -..-.
American securities-United States 5-20's, 1862,
s6; do 1865. old, s5 do 1867, s44 do 10 40s s3 Erie
shares, 1s4; Illinois Central shares 992.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2S-Evening.-Cotton closed
steady; Middling uplands 11f a IT'D; sales 10000
bales including 1000 bales for export and 500 bales
speculation. ked Western Wheat IS Id q 8s Sd.
LONDON, Dec 2s- Evening.-Talow easier. Re-
fined Petroleum easier. 49,.
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Boston STOCK Etss
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE !

A BOUT seventy acres of timber and wood land
IA known the Sumner Shaw lot, situated in the
town of York, about three miles from tide water
and four miles from South Berwick junction, near
"Garey's Mill" Said lot contains large quantity
of Pine Timber. and hard and soft wood, is easy OF
access, town road leading through it, and is con-
venient to Portsmouth and other markets.
If not previously disposed Of at private SALE it will
he sold at auction the premises, Friday the
seventh day of Jan. next in small lots.
For further particulars enquire of VIM. b. Mason,
Jr., Kennebunk; Rufus Tratton, Alfred S. g. Smith
Morton Block, Portland; or Andrew Shaw near the
premises. dcl4eod1 W @&wti51sN
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WASHINGTON.
QUIET AT THE DEPARTMENTS

QU1ET THE DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-The President was
in his office but short time to-day, and no Wis
itors were received. No Cabinet meeting was
held and the clerks of the departments were
all permitted to leave at noon.
INDIAN MATTERS
The Indian bureau has official reports from
the Navajo agency, stating that the Indian s
have received their annuity goods and presents
has had the effect OF Strengthening relations of
peace.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON BOUNDARY LINE.
Daniel G. Major, United States astronomer
and surveyor of the boundary between Califor-
mia aud Oregon, has arrived in Washington
with the first report of this important survey.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON, Dec. 28-The officers of the
fleet of thirteen Spanish gunboats now anchor
ed off the battery here, were entertained at
collation. to-day, given by the municipal au-
thorities. The fleet win remain here three or
four days, and it is expected they will make
this port their rendezvous. The frigate Pizza-
ro and three gunboats are expected tonight.
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T. U r. o p r. i.
France.
MEASURES FOR THE FORMATION OF A NEW MIN
ISTRY.

France.
MEASURES FOR THE FORMATION OF NEW MIN
IsTRY.
PARIS, Dec 28-The Journal Official this
morning announces the resignation OF the Min
istry and the EmperOr's determination to ac-
Emperor to M. Emile Olivier, requesting him
to name the persons whom he will associate
with himself and form a homogeneous Cabi-
net, faithfully representing the legislative ma
jority and resolved to apply in letter and spirit
the senatus consultum OF Sept. 9Th. The EN-
pe.or counts on the devotion of the Corps
Lesislatf to the great interests of the country
no less than on that of M. Olivier to aid him
in the task he has undertaken; that of putting
into successful operation a constitutional re-
form.
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
The new session of the Corps Legislatif COM
menced to-day. M. SCHNEIDER was reelected
President by vote of 40 to 40
The liberal Paris journals commenting on
the Emperors letter to M. Olivier, say that
personal government is now at an end in
France, and the letter is the first chapter of a
liberal Empire.
Great Britain.
NEW AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
LONDON, Dec. 28-The Pacific Steam Navi
CATION -Company's steamer Arequipator. in
tended to ply between Panama and the cities
of the West coast of South America, was sue
cessfully launched this morning.
THE DALMATIAN INSURRECTION.
Dispatches from Vienna confirm the previ
GUS reports of the entire suppression of the in
surrection in Dalmatia.
Rome.
THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.
ROME, Dec. 29.-It is certain that in thu
questions thus far submitted for the considera
ton OF the committees appointed by the Ecu
menical Council, nothing is said on the sub
| iect of intallibiGty.
The Pope expresses the opinion that the
| members of the Council have no voice in tn
regulation of that body's proceedings.
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ALLEN MISSION SCHooL.-A person present
at the Allen Mission Christmas festival, says it
was an occasion of real pleasure to all, and
especially to the one hundred and fifty present
ana past members of the Sabbath School, each
y, mhom partook of bountiful supper, fur
nished by the friends of the Mission. The
singing oy ID. C.Loven and the Misses Ayers,
Partridge and Perry was of the first order and
very appropriate to the occasion We trust
the men and women connected with tbe Alien
Mission school will never be weary of their
truly Christian work.
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TENNESSEE.
MURDER AND LYNCH LAW

MEMPHIS, Dec. 28.-On Thursday night
Steve Bennett and Tom Judson, colored, had
an alteration at Bells station on the Memphis
and Louisville railroad, during which the for
mer was brutally murdered. Last night
party took Judson from the custody of the con-
stable, carried him to the woods aud shot him.
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DECEMBER OWL LTERM-GoDDARD,J PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Charles Hannaford VS. Almon L. Han
natoTd. Decision for plaintiff for $6O4O the full
amount claimed.
Davis & Drummond. Shepley & Strout
Court adjourned finally.
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N O"I q H

s hereby given that the Portland & Rochester
i Railroad Company will ask the next Legislature
for the right of extending their line of Railroad to
deep water on Fore River, City of Portland.
Per Order of the Directors.
dec1w3w FRIEDRICH ROBIE, Clerk.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-Michael Digman, track
repairer on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad, has recovered judgment against that
road for $4,000 for injuries received while in
its emDlOy
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Mrs. Belcher's Wonderful Cure

THIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
i an Indian recipe, is entirely vegetable and cure
Uidhom supporters. Manufactured and sold by Mrs.
Linus Belcher, Randolph, Mass. General Agents
Geo. @. Goodwin & Co, Boston, Mass Demas Barnes
& Co, 21 Park Row, New York.
eT-H. H. Hay General Agent tor Maine.
leg-For sale by druggists everywhere.
MAY 10. weow1y21 -.r
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Per order of Post Bosworth No.

HAYDN AssoCIATIoN.-Every member OF
this persevering musical organization is ex-
pected to be present at their hall this evening
in order to take up the rehearsal of the Mes
siah and Mendesshon's Hymn of Praise. The
books have arrived and may bs had of the
treasurer, Mr.. A. M. Smith, corner of Middle
and Temple streets, or at the hall. The Asso-
citation have received an invitation to take part
in the funeral services of the late George Pea
body, aud the music will have to be decided
upon and reheared also tonight We are hap
py tollearn that the deficiency from the last
concerts is nearly made up by the liberal sub
scriptiOns OF the energetic members.
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MICHIGAN.

GREAT FIRE AT MfANSTEE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 28.-The Mianstee
boats report a fire at Mia nstee, Mich. The
Tyson House was burned, also the block oppo-
site. Loss about $50, 900.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PRUssIAN.-
The Prussian, Capt. Dutton, of the Montreal
line OF steamers, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon at 6.10 o'clock. She left Liverpool
on Thursday, the 10th, and Londonderry the
18th and experienced very rough passage.
She brings 10 cabin and S3 steerage passengers
and full cargo. We are indebted to the
Purser for files of papers
The Prussian will be succeeded by the Mes
torian, Capt Aird next week.
The steamer to sail from this port on Satur
day next is the Austrian, Capt Wyle.
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THE Bethel Sabbath School are to have
Christmas supper in the Bethel Church this
evening. All friends are cordially invited
Tickets 25 cents. a.r
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PoIIcE.-Oficers Hatch and Houston arros,
ed two men yesterday afternoon, one of whom
was drunk Appearances led them to the be-
lief that the one who was sober was trying TO
get the druken man into a house of ill-repue
in order to steal his valuabes. The drunken
man had little over $145 in his possession be-
sides jewelry.
Sheriff Pennell made a seizure of quanti-
ty of liquors on the premises of o. b. How
ard a, at Morrills Corner, Westbrook, yesterday
afternoon.
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AN adjourned meeting of the High Street
Parish will be held at the vestry this Wednes-
day evening at 7.3O o'clock. A full attendance
of the members is desired, as business of i'm
portance will be acted upon.
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on ne
~ market lot, Market street, l shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. L. o. BAILEY Auctiopeer
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AUCTION SALES.
Sale to sIcse Consignments.

IN WEDNESDA =, Dec. 20 at 10 o'clock A NJ
CARPETS, Nails, Cloths Clothing, Blankets, Soaps,
stoves, and other articles that belong to sundry
consgnments that must be closed before Jan l. 1870
uc2Std f. o. BAILEY, Auct'r.
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BODY RECOGNIZED body of the man
washed ashore on Cape Elizabeth last Sunday
evening was recognized yesterday and ascer-
tanned to be Eugene Decrow, the cook of the
Inflated schooner Mary Alice.
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RECEIVERS SALE
HOTEL RTY
AT AUCTION.
HA.L commence on FRIDAY, Dec 81, 1869. a,
10 o'clock A. M, and continue the sale until ali Is
sou, to sell all the personal property in the
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
RECEIVERS SALE

| sn a iiL commence on FRIDAY, Dec. 81, 1869 at
io O'Clock A. M, and continue the sale until ali is
soiu' 10 sell all the personal property in the
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
corner OF Cross and Fore Streets, Portland Maine.
ne SAID property consists in part of Brussels Car
pets, Parlor Furniture in Black Walnut and Green
kept; Marble Top Tables, French Plate Mirrors,
Sofas. Pictures &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE Chamber Sets Bedsteads
Sinks, Bureaus Chairs, Tab es Mirrors Toilet Sets
STOP Jars, Spring Beds. Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds, Excelsior and Husk Mattresses, Pillows.
quits, Comtorters, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, Pill
low cases, Towels, Bell Pulls, Cot Bedsteads; In
grain, Oil and Hemp Carpets, &c.
OFFICE FURNFTURE-Settees, Clocks, Desks C-
gar case, Water Tank, Chairs, Key Rack, Tables,
DINING Room FURNITURE-Dinng Tables Dim
ing Room Chairs Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated
ware, Cutlery, Table Cloths. Napkins, Doilies, &C.
hiTCHEN FURNITURE - Large Cooking Range
Crockery, Glass, Earthen, Stone, Wooden Tin and
Iron Ware; Portable Oven, Refrigerator Washing
Machlne, Wringing Machine, Tables, Tubs, Sad
irons Stoves, Boilers &C., &c. Also all the Stoves
and Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
Ihe house contain about sixty rooms furnished
throughout new within two years.
TERMS OF SALE-Under 500. cash; over 800
and under $780, thirty days. over $500, sixty days,
with approved notes.
cB-A All persons having claims against the late
firm OF ChamberIin q Fletcher, are requested to
leave the at the office of he U, s. Hotel for ex-
animation and adjustment by the Receiver.
GEO. WA1ERHOUSE, Receiver.
f. o. BAILEY, Agctr. dec2Sdtf
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NEW YORK. Dec 2s-Evenng.-The Money mar
ket to-day worked very much it did yesterday be-
ing quiet and easy in the morning at from to per
cent on call, and active towards the close at per
cent. currency to per cent gold. Prime discounts
were quiet at 10 to - cent The Assistant Treas
urer has thus tar disbured $25000O in Gold ON ac-
count OF the January interest. The disbursements
were entirely on coupons, the books for registered
account will be made until Friday. The Assis-
tant Treasurer is also paying the semanHual inter-
ost in currency on bonds Used in aid of the Pacific
Railroad. A statement is now going the rounds of
the press that II. Cafin & Co. lost $780, 900 by Jo-
sephs, Cincinnati merchant. 1t is without founda-
ton, as the firm is acting for all the creditors and
1000 represent the entire amount involved. 1t is
stated that the irregularities in the Merchants Ex
change Bank are due to the fact that Mr. Oakley,
the cashier, has been assisting his brother. mer
chant suspended. 1t is reported that the bank, at
the utmost, canne lose over S156,OOO, which would
leave surplus of $75OO0O to $1,000 900 after paying
The dividend The bank holds securities OF various
kinds which, it they are of Il value represented,
will cover the loss. Foreign Exchange quiet and
firm at 10sa q 1O9. The Gold market was dull dur
ing the afternoon, closing at 12O The rates paid for
carrying to day were 7, g. 81 @ per cent. Govern
ments closed steady but inactive. Henry Clewes &
Co, reDOrt the fOllOwinp TX M nuofafiops.
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Notice.

THIS is to forbid all persons harboring trusting
i my wife, Sarah L. French, on my account, she
having lett my bed and board without any provoca-
ton. MOSES b. FRENCH.
Porter, December 49, 1869. decs3w3w5l'
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m southern state securities more active. In new
Iennessees and North Caronas there was very little
change IN quotations. new South Carolinas advanced
TO "a and firm; Alabamas and Missouris steady;
old 6's and levee S's dull :
In the Stock market Pacific Mail broke down to
463 and Wells Fargo q Co. advanced to 20 bid and
Adams g. In Railroads the fluctuations were slight
and the arket very dull. The market closed steady
at 800 +. M. at the following street quotations:
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FROM HAYTI-A Port au Prince letter of
the 10th inst. states that the northern part of
the island, from Fort 'berty to Cape Haytien,
to l. 'Arcabari, village within eighteen miles
of the capital, is now in the hands of the revo-
lutionists. The village of L'Arcahari was ta
ken by the insurgents Friday, the 10th inst,
in which both the land and sea forces of the
insurgents took part. The insurgents are now
directing their operations against Petit Gouve,
Grand Gouve and Leosane, the only three re-
manning ports in the possession of Salnave.-
Flying rumors at the capital on the 18th inst.
reported that those places had been taken by
the revolutionists This report, however, needs
confirmation. When these places snail be
captured the capital can be besieged on both
sides and it's fall cannot then be much pro-
longed. Should Salnave, however, receive the
ram Atlanta, now daily expected, be may be
able to roll back the tide of conquest for time,
but as au overwhelming majority of the nation
is against him, his fall, st no distant day, in
spite Of all extraneous success. is inevitable
The foreign cOnsuls have protested against the
blockade of Port au Prince, and the blockade
exists as against Haytien market boats.
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-29

A LEAP FOR DEATH.-The Boston JournGl
tells of singular but unsuccessful attempt at
suicide in the Charlestown State Prison by a
poor fellow named Thomas Coyne, sentenced
for lfe to whose heart hope had been for six
years stranger. He attempted to end his
earthly existence Tuesday morning, by making
a desperate pludge head foremost from the
fourth corridor in the south wing to the solid
granite pavement, nearly forty feet below
Miraculous as it seems, he was in no wise in
jured, and literally escaped without bruise.
A small wooden stool happened to stand on
the spot where he fell, and his body, turning
in the descent, was precipitated upon it, crush
ing it to spiinters The stool saved his life, for
if he had fallen upon the stone floor, every
bone in his body must have been sha tered
He was taken up in an unconscious condition
and conveyed to the hospital, where he soon
revived, and in short time commenced to
walk about, only complaining of a,slight lame
ness in his legs.
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Great Britain.
WEST INDIES.

MORE SPANISH BARBARITIEs

MORE SPANISH BAhBARlIlES.
New YORK, Dec. 2S-Official documents
from the Republican headquarters in Cuba re-
hearse the victory at Las Tunas, and assert
that men had been caught and executed who
acknowledged having been sent by the Captain
General to assassinate the leading Republican
officers. Among those murdered by the Span
iards were seven ladies and several children
NUEvITAs, Dec. %, via Havana, Dec. 28.-
Especial dispatch to the Herald THE cam
paign in the Camagay district was opened to-
day. Gen. Pueblo, with 5000 troops of all arms,
marched from this place in the direction of San
Miguel, Sibanica and GuaimarO The move
ment, If successful, promises to make an end
of the insurrection.
Jamaica.
pISEsTABLIsHMENT OF THE CHURCH.
KINGSTON. Dec. 13, via Havana, Dec. 2S.-
Especial dispatch to the Herald. 1.-The Cover
nor has officially announced the disestablish-
ment and abandonment of the church on this
island. One of the effects will be that mi many my
v0igers will have to resort to manual Ia0or Iol
Livelihood. The Governor has also abolished
civil Jurisdiction of the magistrates and courts
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this DAY,

Wv NUNcTtIbtHtutB IhIB DHys
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre-E. NJ. Leslie.
New Years Assembly-Ges & Harnden.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Robes, Furs, &c-R. A. Bird g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
G. A. RI. f. Land.
Estate of Caleb S. Small,
Girls Wanted-9 Deering st.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sheriff's Sale-E. N. Perry.
Probate Notices.-John A. Waterman.
Removal-Sasnuel Bell,
Reduction in Price of Cable Messages.
$40 Day-E. Lloyn.
New Apotheeary Store-F. W. Newhall.
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NOTICE is hereby given that John Clark, of
IN Standish, in the County of Cumberland State
1885, by his mortgage deed OF that date, recorded in
the Cumber rland Registry OF Deeds, Book 363 Page
1872 mortgaged to Cyrus S. Brown, a piece of land
berland, State Of Maine, bounded as follows:-
part of lot numbered twenty four, in the eighth
rmge east, in said Baldwin, beginning at stake on
the northeast side OF the old County Road, ESQ
caled) about fifteen feet from the shed adjoining the
store said lott thence said road, nine rods and
back from said road nine rods; said peceof land to
house standing thereon. Also, one undivided hal
of the above named store and shed, and one undyi-
ded half OF the old blacksmith shop standing on the
southerly side OF the County Road. That the con-
ditons of said mortgage have been broken. by
reason whereof claim foreclosure of the same
SEBA S. BROWN,
Administrator OF the estate of
50-3ws Cyrus s. Brown.
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FROM CUBA.-The official war report of the
Cubans, just transmitted from Secretary Agra
mont to Minister Lemus is sufficiently event
full and sanguinary to prove the existence OF
fighting if not belligerence. 1t charges that
the shooting of twenty seven prisoners by the
Cubans at Las Tunas was not done until the
Spaniards had massacred Cubans in the plaza
of the town, and the children of some of the
rebel generals had died of starvation in the
prisons, where Spanish barbarity had confined
their famishing mothers. Not only Gen. Ques-
ada, but Gems. Diaz Maracano and Figueredo,
have been pointed out, one of them, at least
by direct order of the Havana authorities, al
| marks for the assassin's weapon The Span
| iards have announced their murders as ex'
! ploits and their massacres as victories. Women
| whose names are recorded have been subject
| ed to their brutal rage, and peaceable citizens
have been wantonly shot down by them.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIo.-The De-
partment Encampment for Maine will be at
Lewiston on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at $50 in the
afternoon for the election OF officers, sc. The
Council of Administration will assemble at
10 oclock in the forenoon and the Depart
ment officers at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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$40 REWARD -.

OF WILLIE MORRISEY aged I3 years, who left
" his home in company with Terry Cunningham
the 11th day OF September last pretty stout, sandy
hair blue eyes, treckley in .the lace; wore light
clothes, black cap, pair OF shoes and white wooen
socks; the last seen OF him was the 9Th day OF Oc-
and writes TO his father and keeps him until he gets
him, he will pay the above reward and all expenses
besldes. Address, WILLIAM MORRISEl.
dc13eod3w. Ludlow Woolen Mills, Ludlow, VI.
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Burr's Patent Nursing Bottle

THE most perfect and Convenient Nursing Bottle
L iE the World. We supply the trade with all
parts of the Bottle separately when required nclud
mabie value to the Infant, it keeps the Tube per-
fectly sweet and free from acid especially in warm
weather. Price of Brush 10 cts. BURR 81 PER-
RY, successors to NJ. S. Burr & Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, rs fremont st, Boston, Mass. Sold by all
Druggist.
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ANEW CHRoMo.-A Boston correspondent
writes that Cne of the prettiest of the Christ
mas published chromos is reproduction OF
little water color by Mrs. Elizabeth Murray
VINO calls it "Dotty Dimple,' but with 10
speciai reference to the parsonage known by
.na' name In Juvenile fiction. The picture is
issued by Williams & Everett, better known
as pr;oPrie'ors OF our largest art store than as
puol,s4ers; u ~ represents little country girl,
ouere5 U i tbo osd whom the artist dis
a blue eyed, plump, rustic beantT who has
put on bonnet wrong side before and trim
med it with wild flowers, and holds ,Inft With
charming m mlngnng hg OF shy shyness @ aud frank
of the picture is very delicate and fascinatinnn