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Evening star., 1870-03-01
tFrom our Fashion corre,nona.n,

The change that has taken place with regard
10 mourning quite remarkable. Much less
attention 10 paid to IL than formerly, and OF
tl,ose Who appear to adhere to the old traditions
yery many simply prepare black suit for the
direct and consult their convenience 1t home.
This growing tendency TO disregard an old and
long cherished custom, is due partly, no doubt,
to the sensible, practical spirit Of the aee but II
has been greatly aided by the modern fsshion.
which has introducea black toilettes on ordinary
occasions. There b nothing distinctive now
about Q mourning dreas, except the Grape. Such
. thing - "widowbn can h never seen. and
even the long wells have had 10 succumb 20 the
exigencaes of . bonnet too small to hold them
Young widows wear their hair vithout orna-
ment; elderly ladies adopt . small faDchon, or
Marie AntoiRette cap, composed OF white Iisse.
with lappets, and possettes Of the material, As
The numerous Walking suits Of black alpaca.
cashmere, serge, silk and Other fabrics, have
left nothing TO mourners but the time-honored
bombaxine, which has been superceded by other
and more durable materials, and IL not now in
ceTaad BY persons in mourning or out OF 1t.
Inere are some persone, however, who would
prefer - abote nothing Of the severity With
vnicn Wonen formerly made outward show Of
tAeir grief. They stin make themselves as
Wrssched - possible under thick Grape and dun
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The PUBLIC DEBT.-The following is q state
ment OF the public debt issued from the Treas
ury Department to-day:
Debt Bearias LfeYesf On Cota
Bonds at per cent?. S221 $50 800 90
Bonds at per cent Il ,SsS $50 $50 90
Evening star., 1870-03-01
6.4S4.Sll Is

2,43S, ,ns.477 II
2,4A.sl3,2SS 92
Evening star., 1870-03-01

oAEEiASi All iis I iH:isGtxciGEEis. !: Z TX
RERAIRIN0 IN all In brsnches
siea oys tasuyef.
Ass.t,ier 1re.stsr oe..teg Broons ssrset. Frss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-28

Memoir of the Life of The Right Reverend
George Burgess, d. D., First Bishop of
Maine, Edited by Rev. Alexander Burgess,
ID. ID. Philadelphia; Claxton, Remsen &
Haffielfnger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-28

THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
Established in 1929
Enlarged and Improved.
A POLITICAL & FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Not Excelled by any in the State.
JrsT ENLARGED AND PRINTED on
New, Plain, and Handsome Type!
Having Full Reports of Legislative proceedings;
carefully prepared Political Articles Facts and sta
tistics; Local, Domestic and Foreign News Cores
p@ndence; Tales, Poetry, Agricultural aud other
Miscellaneous Matter.
No Increase of Subscription Price-lA Good
Time to Subscribe.
The Weekly kemebec Journal.
The kennebec Journal Is in the Forty fourth year
of its age. 1t has just been enlarged and is now
THIRTY-SIX COLUMN PAPER,
Its size not being exceeded by that of any other
paper IN the state and surpassed by but few in other
States.
IT WILL CONTAIN
Carefully Prepared Political Articles, Facts Statis-
tics Speeches and Extracts; Full Reports of
the Proceedings of the Maine Legislature:
Reliable Information in relation to mat
ters pertaining to the State Govern
ment Eeports of the Doings OF
Congress Local and State
News; Summaries of Do-
mestc and Foreign
News:
Reports of the
Markets at Home
and Abroad well Sc
lected Tales, Poetry,
Agricultural and other Inter-
esting and Useful Reading for the
Family; also Correspondence from Abroad
and original Articles upon subjects of ten Interest
1t has been enlarged from
Twenty-E Eight to Thirty-Six Columns,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-28
Keen's Celebrated English Mustard,

And sTICKNEY & POOWS IN BULK.
IMPORTED OLIVE AND SALAD OILS, for sale
low by left TitcOmb g. DOrr.
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NE us BY MAIL.

An emigrant ship is preparing to start from
Boston, for the diamond fields of Africa.
Five hundred recruits have been ordered
from Cincinnati to Atlanta, Ga, to join the
18th infantry.
The Darien expedition is nearly ready to
start. 1t is now proposed to leave New ork
on the 9TH of December.
A French man of-war has been seen cruis-
ing in the track of the German steamer sail
ing from New Orleans to Bremen, by way OF
Havana.
Marshal Sharpe is now preparing to retake
the census of New York city, in accordance
with government instructions. The former
enumerators will be recommissioned.
Although our government has given Minis.
ter Washburne permission to leave Paris, he
has indicated determination to remain in
that city.
Both houses of the Alabama legislature adj
journed over until to-day, after short ses-
sion. There are new developments relative
to the governorship.
In the riot caused by a crowd of 200 Eighth
Ward '1roughs," in New York, on Tuesday
night two policemen were struck with brick
bats, and one of the roughs had his skull split
open and his arm fractured by a blow from an
officers club.
The parties in Salt Lake City, Utah, charg-
ed with drilling, contrary to the governors
proclamation, have been held in bonds of from
$4,000 to $4,000 to await the assembling of the
grand jury. These parties were afterwards
serenaded at their residences.
Major General Halleck, who commands the
Military Division of the South, with his
headquarters at Leavenworth, Ky, does not
favor the employment of regular troops to
enforce the Revenue laws and preserve the
peace, except in extreme cases, and is evil
IDENTIFY not anxious to have the Ku-Klux sum
marily punished.
Gossip in Washington makes Judge God
love S. Orth of Indiana, the rext Minister To
Great Britain, with square talk in the mes
sage about the Alabama claims for his guild
ance; Representative Kelsey, of the Twenty
fifth District of New York to be Commission
er of Internal Revenue; Senator Williams OF
| Oregon to be Attorney General, in place OF
Mr.. Akerman, who is to return to Georgia
| and be elected United States Senator, and
Judge William johnson of Cincinnati to be
| Commissioner of Patents, should he be I'M
successful in obtaining an Ohio Judgship,
which he is now seeking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

.. = -rs 80 z WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
Paymastcr Thompson is ordered to the
Pawnee; Surgeon Griffith and Engineer
Henton to the New York Navy Yard; Sur
geon McKie to the receiving ship Vermont.
Capt. Nicholson is detached from the COM
mand of the Benecia, and Lieut.. Newell
from the Guard. The order assigning Pay
master Carmody to the Pawnee is revoked.
There were more visitors at the White
House to-day than on any previous day since
the adjournment of Congress, but the Pres-
dent gave an audience to only few.
The Presidents message will be tele-
graphed to the press of the country on the
day of it's tranmission to Congress, probably
on Monday.
A day or two ago $500 was offered for an
advanced copy of Secy Boutwells report.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

a 81 go Er~s rF As~FRANcIsCo, Nov. 80.
Rain fell throughout California yesterday
and last evening, and appearances indicate a
Continuance of the storm; there have been
heavy falls of snow in the mountains.
-Four hundred workmen in the Mare Island
Navy Yard were discharged to-day, the APP
preparations being exhausted.
Gov. Stafford, of Arizona. has returned to
Fuckson, to remain until after session of the
legislature, which meets in January.
Many of the leading families of Sonara,
Mexico, have arrived at Tuckson..
A movement is on foot to annex the north
ern part, if not the whole of the State of So
nora to Arizona.
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STATE Ne us.

The various cergymen of Portland, have
agreed to preach by turns to the young men
of that city.
Henry Reavel, brakeman on the f. 6 n. A.
Railway, had his arm badly jammed while
Stacking cars Monday.
Miss Laura E. Hovey has taken the place
of Assistant Mistress of the Portland High
School.
The Bangor Wing says the ''tin wedding
of Gen. Charles Hamlin and wife, was cele-
brated at their residence on Monday even
ing.
The installation of Rev. Mosely II. Will
Jams, as pastor of the Plymouth Church,
Portland, took place on Tuesday.
Master John Shaw of Machias is putting
up frame for a schooner of 100 tons, to be
off early next spring.
A new steam saw mill is about to be erect
ed at Holden, by a joint stock company. 1t
is proposed to have Last factory in connec-
ton with it.
Rev. |. S. Kelloch now of Kansas, but
formerly of this State, has severed his cen
nection with the ministry and the Baptist de-
nomination.
Deacon Martin Stetson, formerly of Nor
way, died of heert disease at the residence OF
his son, c. Nj. Stetson, at Bridgton, Mass,
yesterday, having reached the advanced age
of 81 years and I months.
The Wing says that the Eastern Burnettiz-
ing Company have closed their works in
Bangor for the year, having burnettized
4,l66,Gl4 feet of lumber during the season.
1890, 900 feet of this has been cut into paw
ing block, six inches long, ready to be laid in
New York and Boston streets, where they
may make a carriage-way fit to ride over.
The Union says Thanksgiving day was not
very generally observed in Machias. Most
of the stores were open and several of the
mills were in operation. A union service OF
of the Methodist and Congregationalst So
cieties was held at the Methodist Church in
the forenoon, sermon by Rev. Mr.. Beale.
and a social meeting at the vestry in the fore
noon.
The Portland Press says the Uniyersalist
Unitarian and Swedenburgian churches OF
that city held meeting in the vestry OF
Park Street Church Monday evening, to take
into consideration the question of establish,
ing a free evening school. A committee wa:
appointed, composed of members of each OF
the churches, to make arrangements for car.
rying out the project
The Portland Advertiser says lawyer
who sued a man out of the city, had the sum,
mons sent back with the statement on the
back, that as he, the defendant, lived some
six miles from this city, and had no horse
and it was to muddy and too far to walk he
should not appear at court in obedience tC
the summons. He further stated that as he
had no money and never expected to have
any, it would make little difference whether
the plaintiff obtained Judgment or not.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, Nov. 30.
Marposa, 61l, do. pfd., lOk.; Canton Co: Cum
berland Co, 80 Western Union Tel. Co,
Boston Water Power ls Adams Elk. Co., "a
Wells, Fargo & Co., 32s; American Merchants I'm
451s us. Elk. Co., 80 N. Y. Central and Hudson
Rive 81 a. do. scrip. sG4 Erie, 24a, do. ptd 40
Harlem, 1925 do. pfd, 1873 Reading, 10 "a; Mich
Central, l2O1s Lake Shore and Michigan s,,t'eri
a3I; Illinois Central 1876 Cleveland & Pittsburg
l0j Chicago & North Western 500, do preferred
9O4 Chicago & Rock Island. ll0S; Mil. St.Pau
20 do preferred, 81 Toledo Wabash & West
-,n, BIZ Toledo, Wabash Il Western pre'e'rr'
IS Pittsburg u Fort Wayne ga Tere Hante
6 do. pid. l6 Alton, 1l51s, do. preid. III
Ohio aud Miss. 3l7s Boston, Hartford Erie, 80
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The NV atchman aud Reflector one OF the
leading religious journals in the country, in

( The NV atchman aud Reflector" one OF the
leading religious journals in the country, in
its issue of June sd. in abiding to the adj
vertisement ofthe California Wine Company,
No. 20 Mir street, Boston makes the follow
ing remarks; "a. .
"None but narrow minded extremists Will
be troubled With the advertisement in our col
umns Of pure wine, and all others will be
glad to see ID. We insert II in the interest OF
temperance and good morals. There are
times and circumstances in which wine is
necessary and useful; wine is needed for the
invalid and for the communion table, and
when the market is flooded with impure, poi
sonous, soul and body destroying compounds,
it is our duty, as it is that of every honestnews
paper, to let the public know where that which
Is pure can be obtained. This is sound po
sition, and the imprsetcable radicals are wei
come to make all the capital out of it which
they are able 1t is a position which COM
mends itself to every church member who
would exclude vilecompounds from the Lords
table, to every honest physician, and to the
public generally. We hope never to be so
carried away with a theory as to lose our COM
mon sense" .t,., ~, tt,.-+
The California Wine is for sale in Augusta,
by F. w. Kinsman, Water street, and leading
druggists. ." t Novl0-tlmot.aw
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Nov. go
At the b.. Gratz Browne serenade last
night, the Governor elect said there were
significant signs that the late opponents to
the liberal movement were accepting the
situation. and there would be no further hos
tlity, and concluded by saying-"We can
only recognize, now that the State needs alb
solute peace in the internal development of
her resources-wise adoption of laws and
labor, and absolute honesty OF administra-
ton. These can promise, so far as execu-
tive influence goes. If the people will help,
before God I will give them new era in
Missouri and the great west.
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New York Produce Market.
New YORK, Nov. 80.

COfTON-sales GIL bales: mid. uplands l6H
FLOUR-statc 100000; round hoop OHIO so eG2O
western 5J2ae25, southern 5s0aS25.
WHEAr--sales 81 900 bu; No. spring i2s a125
No.2 do. l366l37; winter red and amber western
l50dl53.
CORN-new mixed western, so875; old DO. 8
ass in store
OATS-state GOa6l; western 6OgC2
PORK-mess, 23.jo prime, 1900.
LARD--stcam, 1879.
RTTTER-Oho. ia3o; state, 2OaE5.
WHISKEY-Western free, S9a9O.
RICE-Carolna, 7971s.
sUGAR-Porto Rico llH; Muscovado, l05lo]4.
SP'TS TURPENTfNE-45S.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2ls refined, 22a4.
TALLOW-Sk d9ii.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPOOL--firm Cotton, x
Wheat, st
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aFherarkisL feet il reads for action.

.
The fortresses of the Danube are being
rapidly armed, The Third army corps is or
dered to Rouehe stock, Varna, and Silistra.
Berlin.YAaI III W
Berlin, Nov. 30. The Queen has received
the following from King William
Tuesday, 10Th. Frederick Charles reports
the complete defeas of the army Of Loire in
the ba4tle of Monday, in which the French
had the 10Th corps, probably the 18th and
portions of the 10th and 18th corps engaged.
A thousand Frenchwere found dead on the
field, 1000 wounded, and 1000 were taken
prisoners. The German loss was 1000, among
them a few ofscers. s44
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FROM NEW YORK.
NFw YORK, Nov. &c

0~2T reE NFw YORK, Nov. 80.
The new census of this city will begin on
Saturday or Monday. All the old Marshals
will be reappointed and a sufficient additional
number to give one to each election district,
as recently established by Mayor Hall. The
work will be performed as rapidly as posi-
BILE, there being only four questions-name,
nativity age and occupation to be asked.
Thomas Porter l6 years old, was sentenced
to State Prison for ten years, on five distinct
charges of felonous assault.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, Nov. 80.
& In Braintree last evening, Joseph Linton,
on his way 10 p R. depot, was assaulted,
badl y Beaten. and robbet of Sl47, by two foot
pads, who escaped.
A young man giving his name as Henry
Lacoste, under arrest here charged with steal
ing mon ey and iewelry from the girl he prom
ised to marry, is said to be wanted in New
York. to answer the charge of embezzling
Sl5 ,00e from his late employers in that city,
II. l.. Drnkwater & Co., brush manufacture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01
Destructive Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 80.
A fire at Housatonic last night, destroyed
Pixley & Clarke's planning mill. Loss Sl5,-
600; two thirds insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

At a crowded Parish Sociable held at the
residence Of Rev. c. Il. Moor, pastor Of the
Winthrop St. Universallst church, last even
ing, pleasant surprise was prepared for Mr..
John II. Hartford. In the midst Of the social &C.
casion, Mr., Moor called the company to order,
and in few feeling and well chosen re-
marks, addressed Mr.. Hartford, mentioning
the long and faithful service of the latter in
the Sunday School as Teacher and Superin-
tendent and presented him valuable ebony
gold-headed cane the gift of his friends in the
Parish, in recognition of his labors in the Sun
day School, during period of more than
thirty-tive years. Mr.. Hartford was much
surprised and affected by the handsome testi-
monial and the manner in which it was pre-
scented, but succeeded in making an appropri-
ate speech in reply, and took his Gaming with
as good grace as could be expected. 1t was
merited gift to a worthy and deserving man.
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feyeiv firmly in this town know the value o
.Renl.e's II leie OIL mn womb keep boitle oft

If eyeiv firmly in this town know the value OF
LenIe's II lgie Oh. nm would Keep tboite oft on
hand t. us in ct.5. Of accident. we should Ie a
happier il not hand some people. Try this OIL.
For safe ily full.r nov29f%Hlw
Tile gre.; cause OF many Young people being
gray headed on acroaut Of their having used the
vile compounds which have 1oodcd the market 50
long. NtTI'RL'S HAIR REs rogATvE i Il sure rem
eey for tbs. Ctear erg<tat' poison pcrtecfly
s3r,a clcaa ohd i}fible. al druggists -ell it. see
advertisement nov29f&wlw
'"Ihev rurc'9 WHAT rurps: Al'ER's CHERRY
PICTORIAL for cough. AYER'S PILLS for a
purEaiiye and AYERS sARSPARIILA for the
complaints thai require an Alternative medicine.
lit
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Choice California Wines, best in the mar
ket,a one dollar per bottle at F. W. Kinsman's.

S. w, Huntington Co., have just re-
ceiyed large stock of under clothing, con-
sisting of the perforated Buckskin,' the
fashionable merino goods, all wool imported
goods, and full line of medium grades,
which they offer at very low prices.
sttl4 dec 1-f3t.
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Application is to be made to the next legis-
laturc for an act authorizing the construction
. of a wharf from Sheppard's Point, SO called,
in Hallowell, into tide waters in the Kennebec
river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

Our Daily is for sale every nothing at the
counter of j. ii. Carter in Watcrville. Sub
scribcrs and the reading public in that village
will notice that our paper reaches them sew
eral hours before any other Daily.
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CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 80.
] A new building intended for occupancy by
Warde. Humphrey { Dodge, dealers in agri-
cultural and hardware goods, and Palmer &
Co., steel spring manufacturers, was destroyed
by fire to-day. Also Norton's livery stable.
Loss $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

Advertisers in the Daily journal are scat
tering their seed broadcast and literally ''sow-
ing beside all waters" during the progress of
the murder trial.
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1orah ann State Nems.
Peanuts have been raised in Gardiner.

We understand that two new engines are
about ready to take their places upon the =.
and X Railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

Thomas Scammonds has been appointed
and IL. l.. Getchell at East Monmouth, vice
Mrs. Selma Gale, deceased The post office
ut South VIM has been discontinued.
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Railroad Matters.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 80.
The Macon < Augusta Railroad is conf
pleted and regular trains are running.
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An those who have examined the fine stock
of custom made overcoats, REFERS. and suits
at S. ". Huntington & Cos, cali them the
best goods ever offered for sale in Augusta
Fty M - - dec l-+3t
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Kinsman's .Apothecary Store is the place to
buy everything that is genuine and useful,
and ut low prices. Give him call. eG
gT.Tr'r noy2S.lw
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j. d. Conley, for many years connected
with the Portland & kennebec Railroad, has
been appointed baggage master ON the now
express train from this city to Bangor. John
is good fellow and will be found faithful to
every trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

Kinsman will make a rich display of fine
goods suitable for holiday gifts, and we would
advise all not to spend adollar for anything
in his line until they have examined his
goods. o.. .,.,..- ...... y. 1nov2S-lw
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13icD.

IL H1llowcn Nov. 18th, Mrs. Cynthia Hovcy,
whiow o the late Thomas l.. Hovcy, aged Siyears
3 months.
Iii Hlnehiil, o.. 18th. Mr.. Lemuel Peters, aged so
wears, moths
In O. INC, lilh ul,.. Mrs Lvcy \. Hatch, wife Of
Doa. NJ +. Hatch. aeed 10 years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-01

The house of Mr.. Alfred spragpe, .ip Bath,
was damaged slightly by fire on Monday af-
ternoon. TG '..li&
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 30.
200 workmena were discharged from the
Navy Yard9or day and only about 400 remain
at work.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TxFl r1rE DEPARTMENT.

TXEC C1UE DEPkBrMEhT, ?
Augusta, Nov, Is, $50,
IN adjourned session Of the Executive Council
win bthtf9at The Council Chahlbcr ii Augusta, OF
MONDAY. rrH FIFTH day Of Decemler ncXt, at 4
O'Clock L. NJ.
Attet {: I'RASkIlN NJ DREW,
Secretary OF State.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. so.
. The Tribune this morning publishes an ex-
pose Of the affairs and management of the
Great Western Telegraph Company, now
operating lines from this city to Milwaukee
and Omaha. showing that nearly the entire
capital Of 1900, geo has been subscribed by
selah Reeves, and Manipulated by him to
secure payment at enormous prices for
building 1000 miles of wire for the company
at net profit of 100000. The contract
and payment on the, stock were so arranged
that Reeves shall receive his money before
the stockholders will be entitled to a certifi-
cate of the stock, or any share in the disposal
of the money.
Suicide.
Wm. ,McGowans one of the oldest and most
worthy citizens of Knoxville, ILL.,, hung him.
self in the court house of that city last night,
on account of grief for the arrest of his son,
who is Postmaster at Knoxville for embezzle-
ment
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49, ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS.
rIqiere win he stated Concave of Trinity Com
mandcry X. T., No. :, at Masonic Hall, Augusta
FRIDAY Evening, PEE. 2G commencing at sever
o'clock Wort Il. G.
good aitoIo!aice is earnestly solicited
BY order of the f. C..
TIT AUG. l.. SMITH, Recorder.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 80.
Manning, Democrat has 436 majority in
the First Cons ssional District.
FROM CONCORD.
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According to the Bath Times, the little boy
who has been reported as rescuing Hon. a. T.
Gould from his perious position in the mid
die of the Kennebec river, pleads ignorance
of the matter, and tue humane society is sid
in search of the philanthropic individual.