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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-14

hfIt @. +. GIKaRnEY d Co. AUG
AT >nsers-Nicuolas J. Hney. AuctIoneer-OtBce
'AhhfiCr Exchange Pace.-SArURDAY. June II,
~. .oneers' Exchange Royal street., between
1a and Cnstomhouse streets. by virtue OF au
AZ = of this Honorable the Second District Court
,ne parish of orleans. dated August 10 1863 will
~ het'oid at public auction for of the
1, y v, on OF Andrew J. Zolle;s the following de-
Mia ed property, to Wit.
rri| PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
y, of this city in the square bounded by Annun
SIT ion Laurel Second and bird streets designa
= as lot No. 10, and measuring IS feet inches
- ?nt on Annuncation str -et by l29 feet iucnes ia
81 Fpth and front Third street., between parallel
as ,es. The Improvements comprise double
!, = Try frame house kitchen. etc. Fne Ita alton
ich affected the title of this property having been
&c mnromised the title is perfect
L1is Ierms-Or e-half cash. bala nee twelve months
h., ,dii in notes secured by special mortgage and
indors privilege aud bearing interest OF eight
!, Int per annum from date OF sale until fua pay
tent with clause OF five per attorneys fees In
: went of suit Improve nenis to be kept fully in
5ured and policy transferred to holder OF notes;
purchaser to assume payment of ali taxes for the
/, year 1869 and up the day of sale and above
- the bid.
7 Acts Of sale and United States stamps at the
pense of the purchaser before A. Doriocourt, no
tary public 1nyl0 81 70 je4 ii
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pY G. z GrKARBEv ~ co, AUG
- tioneers-EichoIss j. Boey Auctloneer-
Gfhce IL Exchange place. = Sal UR.
DAY, JUNE 4. 1870, At twelve o'clock NJ,
on Royal, between Canal and Customhoase
streets, BY virtue of order of the Honorable the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated April Is, 1870 IL be ola at pub ic auction
for account of the succession of james Carr. &C.
ceased, he following described pr perry. to wit
a tkRFA!N LOt OF GhDUNp, situated in
the borg Duverger. in tn parish the right bank
OF ne RIVER Mississippi designated as lot No g.
he square bounced by ak, E|iZs, bouuy and
FoudrieTe streets, and mes sures 81 feet II inches
aud ) lines front on A!ix street by l27 feet 10
inches and lines IN depth, between parallel lines.
The improvements comprise a one-story frame
house.
Terms of Sale--One half cash. balance at
yea credit in note secured b, special mort gage
and vendors lien on he property sold, and bearing
interest of eight per cent per annum from date of
sale until tina. pay ment with clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in event of suit: improvements to be
kept insured, and policy transferred to holder Of
notes, and purchaser to assume payment, over and
above his bid. OF all taxes for the years 1863 and
$50.
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the e1-
pense Of the purchaser, before DC, More notary
publis myl IA 81 % JED
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By Bouligny & Hill.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE gaynTv
ROAD. BETWEEN ROMAN AND
DERBIGNY STREETS.

ONE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FoURTE
DISTRICT.
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ONE SHARE OF THE NEW ORLEANy
OPERA HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
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SUCCESSION OF T. L. LEMLY-No. 1885,.
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LANDS IN CALDWELL PARISH. LOUISIANA

LANDS IN CALDWELL PARISH, LOUISIANA.
BY ORDER OF L. e MORTON. ASSIGNEE,
IN THE MATTER OF l. s. MARKHAM
Bankrupt-No 5G.
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INVESTMENTS. IN REAL ESTATE,
ONE DOUBLE TENEMENT BRICK COTTAGE.
ONE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME COTTAGE
ONE SINGLE TENEMENT FRAME COTTAGE
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND ON sIxTH
STREET, BETWEEN ANNUNCIATIoN AND
LAUREL STREETS.
ONE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME COTTAGE
CORNER OF SIXTH AND ANNUNorATIos.
STREETS.
IN THE MATTER OF
CHRISTINA REHM, WIFE OF BERNHARpr
MAITRE VS.. THE HEIRS OF HENRY AND
CATHERINE REIN, BOTH DECEASED
Second District Court, Parish of orlesns-- Docket
Ne. sl,s73
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AsSIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
VALUABLE PLANTATION ON THE BAYOU
TEOHE, IN THE PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
LOUISIANA.
BY ORDER OF T. Il. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
Bankrupt-No. eei
United States District Court ior the District Of
Louisiana
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SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LuRGEs.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1904.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON ST. CHARLES
STREET
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LAND IN ST. MARTIN PARISH.

LAND IN ST. MARTIN PARISH
kSSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF C. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
IN THE MATTER OF RICHARD STOUT,
Eankrupt-No. ST.
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BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
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second District Court for the Parish of-Orlea1s-
No. 5.75e.
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THE PATTONA PLANTATION. IN MADI-
son PARISH, LOUISIANA.
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
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COTTON PLANTATION IN MADISON PARISH
THE ARABY PLANTATION AND LANDS
ATTACHED.

SUCCESSION OF STEWART WILKINS FISK
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TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN FRANKLIN
PARISH, LOUISIANA.

BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
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BUILDING LOT ON ST. CHARLES STREE,


Second District Conrt-No. 1889.
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In THE IFS.
'AEDEY IL ca. AFRO.

ZIG aus e. nj iGA, I'D AEDEY IL CO, AUC-
stnnh e. SorS Sd. Hoey, Auctiopeer-Oi,
Nv q, qS-G IS..iob g. II Place. SATURDAY, May
Axe s. orr clock NJ. at the Nj rchants aud
= a. a, AZ . ID e age, or Royal, between Canal
# ,tI bstb Directs, by virtue of order of
W. c c-oH LIN ~ Second District Court tor the
Ike .iss4r r dated second April, 1870 will be
NIL fSoe.dov on, for ,unt of the succession
III, - deceased, the FLOWING described
- -'h1'D 'ooAh OF GROUND situated in the
cvoI ~ thfs c,ty, in the square bounded
@ENAt Fnnunctation Laurel, Josephine
u-,,,. ytreets; said lots designated
JVsksr1fF. Due five. eleven and twelve, and
= -g feet fro ut Jersey, An.
n ~ - q, twenty Dius feet eight inches in
n E The most renowr by depth of hundred feet
MET United States treasury notes, and
dec. zNIrc payment and above the
I'd IANANo' MAY ~ fl the year 1870
q III y ted Artists unet s 6tes stamps at the
eer kindly volust 0re Ases oeiofe n % n So
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ION OF ANDREW j. 2oLLERS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By Telegraph TO DAILY Journal:
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81, Evening"
Money was active to the close OF bank hours and
rates for call loans alternated between per cent
currency ana per cent. goid There were some few
tr,s', tons lo2 and - but only wher. the credit
and colldtterals of borrowers not fret Glars
The Discount market was dull at 10 to IL per cent
Tor prime business notes the foreign exchange
market Is duh and niihal lUsA fpr long and ltss
tor short sight.
The Bank statement is favorable, and banks gain
about two millions Net in their reserve figures OF
last week. As compared with last week tine state
Hents shows II decIeane OF G0y,6l3 i'll loans and al
increase specie Of 1881, Of circulation rs u5U
Of deposits 80 Ss, amt of legal tenders 81, 5l6.
Goid- was duh durlng T.. NJ, ana business was
brought to y close murh earlier than usual. The
closing quotations were To Is l2u4. The action
OF the secretary of the Treasury toIty
was severely criticised, and bidders for gol.
claim that If any price is to be fixed for treanui
gold then should he done before the sale and
Afterwards. The stringency IN money very
marked IN the gold room when extreme rates w.e
paid ior by holders OF gold to have carried owe,
till Monday. The rates paid for cariyins to-day
We're --b-l,. 5-32. 3-i2, ll69jji until Monday, anp
gold ana currency The gross clearalI,;es wei 10
4S5h'.sn. The suD- Treasury disbursements Oh
account of the JANUARY interest since Friday l,sl
are 5,5i2 30 -.ftt W , i
Governments were strong and decided,
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From New York.

ALBANY. \. Y. Dec. 81.
The water in the Hudson is falling slowly
during the last n hours-about two feet. /,
is now several inches below the dock. It is
said that the ice is damned up at New Balti-
more and Coyemans, forming formidable
barrier to river navigation. In this vicinity
the river is entirely free from ice.
New YORK, Dec. 81.
II is rumored that the city of Port au Prince
was captured by the Revolutionary army on
the night OF the 18th inst.
New DIRK. Dec. 81, Midnight
The Trinity chimes are ringing in New
Year, greeted with enthusiastic cheers by
large number OF people in the streets. The
celebration Of New \ ears festivities has com
meneed vigorously here. New Years comes
in with beautiful weather. mild and pleasant.
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Miscellaneous Items.
LOUISVILLE, Ky,

LOUISVILLE, n.y., Dec. 81.
The great southern mail route from New
York. Boston, and the Northeast, heretofore
going via Washington, Richmond and Lynch
burg; to Louisville and New Orleans, has
been changed via Cincinnati and Louisville,
the Louisville and Cincinnati short line rail-
road running through daily trains from Gin
cnnatti, and making close connection at
Louisville with the Nashville and Memphis
lines is the cause.
WOopsrocK, Ca, Dec 81.
chair and cabinet factory together with
several other buildings were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss is $4,000.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
The vote in favor of issuing bonds amount
ing TO $3.50, 900 to the Omaha and North and
Southwestern Railroad, has been CARRIE in
Omaha by 1900 majority. The receiats OF
the Union Pacific Railroad for November
were S7l4,Ss5, and the expense s499, 6os.
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Chicago Produce Market.

-5..sz CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
Flour-quiet at 37s q go for siang extras
Wneat-qdet i'ta Tor No. 2. Afternoon market
dull No : ~, seller Januay.
Corn--auh ana ipwer at oSis O G9,s regular No 2.
Afternoon market duh No. %, seller J..nu.ly
Oats-a tive out lower No. ~ q 4uls
Rye-uui at ~ Tor No. 3
Is ..ly-,.uii nor nominal high wines quiet
81 ~.
frosirions-quiet; pork less active and lower
sales II Is ~ cash, ana - ~ seller; February
Lana quiet at Ia II c.-h, ana 4. 's9i.>a ee.4>.
February; Duik meats quiet, u,y silteu shouluerr
lJs4 GIL green hams ia sweet picked hams Is q
Ita messed hogs uulI Il 10 JJ9 -.
Live hogs dull and weak at 1919 IS for fair to
good, ana 10 ~ Iut eAI.s, ..t
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Matters in Cuba.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
An Havana letter of the 25th inst. states
that GO of the most respectable citizens OF
Havana have-been torn from their homes and
sent to Spain on suspicion, and 10 more hav.
been thrown into dungeons of Moro castle to
be tried for their lives. Den Tello Lamar
a kinsmanof the Georgia Lamar, and young
millionaire planter, has been barbarously ex-
ecutcd at the demand of the Mantangos vol
unteers. Other citizens have been shot by
order of drum-head court martial, and two
aged and intirm gentlemen, who could not
we'll be shipped away from here, have been
put under bonds OF $4,000 to keep the peac,
toward Spain. ,s-. -.
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Boston Items.

BosToS, Dec. 81,
The Minantonomah and Terror are under
orders at the navy yard to proceed to Portland
Monday. to receive the war vessels bearing
the remains Of George Peabody. Two special
cars are being proposed by the Eastern Rail-
road Company to convey Mr. Peabody S
remains from Portland to Peaboay.
BosroN Dec. 81.
The Boston board brokers have ad, burned
over till Monday on account of New Years.
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WAsHiscToS. d. G.. Dc

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 81.
Receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were S2iG.S52; for month ending Dec. 3lst
Sll.402, 239, and for fiscal year to date, $55,
937,5
Col, p. P. Pi,hlyn, Chief of the Choctaw
tribe of Indians, has entered a protest before
the Commission Of Indian Affairs in behalf OF
his tribe, against the violation of treaty made
with that tribe by collecting Internal Revenu,
tax in that country. This was induced by
the seizure of a tobacco factory few day.
ago.
comment has heretofore been made or
the misprint in President Grants annual mes.
sage which represented him as saying thai
THE United States is the first of all nations.
1t is proper to state that in the manuscript-
as furnished to the press-the proper word i,
'frecst."
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l.D-uuiI, steam sold at &c, nothing done
New York Produce Market.

NEW lOik, Dec. 81.
COTTOS-44c higher, sales u..lee, ,Ai,i,.i.nk
21,..
.OCR-saler to0 bbls, Stale and Western lese
aut.'c nut Without ue~.,.eu cN.nse; oouteern' uhf
"ti ut.f! s.,Iee 80 bGiz., Coiuuiou u .uOcc .I
10. FF.-f ...I- f.lt. 1
"HEAT-less active and IL lower; sales IL, on
bushels, No >prins Il Si.., i4trr reu weston
lSJ1h q lot ueI4NCtSu, NIitS St.te ~
Io..>-.iicSuiLr ana ulsottivu; sales 2t,0U
busheta oId .n.Asd Western .io.s,t al lio
o-AI S-.iftSui.f anu Unsettled; eaies 2J,tHt
DusiieiS, ot~te ~ DC NesteIll vi q A5.
BEEr-steauy ana unchanged, sales llJ bbls
foi.h-leaN5 sales ,,Uv Dols., new - 500
~, Old DO .t,au i,i Is}o 2tgsJ
L-AiiD-neasy, saios 40 bbls., steam l6gl73
k.ttle ie9ioA.
nnioAE heavy and lower; sales go bbls
Western $500.
81 Aa-quiet, fair to good refining lOs. 9l0,..
AIOi.AsoE5-quet.
TALON -hc.ry sales -, 600 lbs al So Sl04
LiNoEED-steat.y.
fI.Eiunfs-to Liverpool lower; -four per steam
Is ga whc.t per steam gt]Sd.
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French Ministrx.

Paris despatch dated Thursday night,
states that NJ, oliver has announced TO the
Corps Legisalit the formation of the follow
ing new ministry Interior, Gueropiere; for
eign affairs, Bidault; Justice kichardie |;
puDlic works; Duveruvis Commerce, Bour-
deau; Instruction, Farlen; president OF
heuncil. Laque. The minister OF Fine Arts,
Valiant, as well as Labouehe, vijoulet and
Genouelly retain their respective portfolios.
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Marrirn.

In Waterville, 29th ult l.. c. Avery OF this city,
10 Miss Abby NJ. Philbrook of Wateryille.
In Biddeford, 25th ult, Chester Pillsbury of Bid
daford, to Miss Lizzie A. Rnes of Augusta.
In IIallowell, 10Th ult, by Thomas Hovey Esq l.,
1arob Libby to Mrs. Betsey T. Gordon, both OF
Hallowell.
IL Gardiner, 25th ult by Rev J. NJ Paine Giles
o Bailey editor of the kennebec Reporter, to Miss
Ella Emerson.
In Auburn, 2Nh ult., John W. Jordan to Miss
Alkaline c. Brown, both of Freepor
In Belgrade, 2ith ult., Sylvanus W. Gle 10 Miss
Sophronia V. Vance, both of Readteld.
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George Barton Snow, aged seven years
and six months, son of George II. Snow of
this city, died very suddenly on Wednesday
last of stoppage of the bowels. His parents
we're in Boston, having left him with his
grandfather in Gardiner, few days previous
to his death. He was taken violently sick on
Tuesday, and his parents received on Wednes-
day telegram conveying the intelligence of
his death. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at Mr.. Shows residence in this city.
At the present session of the County Com
missioners, George W. Snow having resigned
the office of Superintendent of County Build
ings, on account of poor health, drummer c.
knight of Pttston, was appointed in his place,
to hold his office during the pleasure of the
Commissioners. II was also ordered that the
County Treasurer effect an insurance on the
County buildings So 900 on the court house
and $40, 900 on the jail and that sum of
money sufficient for making such insurance
be appropriated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-01

Rev. Henry S. Burrage was ordained as
pastor of the Baptist church in Waterville, on
Thursday last. The exercises were particu-
larly interesting and were enjoyed by large
congregation. The opening prayer was by
Rev. A. X. Crane of Hallowell; sermon by
Rev. T. ID. Anderson d. D., Of New York !;
prayer Of ordination by Rev. Adam Wilson,
ID. d., of Waterville; hand Of fellowship by
Rev. +. T. Lakewood of Bangor; charge to
the candidate by Rev. Henry NJ. King of
Boston; charge to the church and congrega-
ton by Rev J. Kicker, ID. d., Augusta. The
opening hymn was read by Rev. Mr.. Ladd
(Methodist), aud the closing prayer offered
by Rev. Mr.. Robe (Congregationalisl). Mr..
Burrage, the new pastor, is e young man of
fine culture, and will be an acquisition to the
society at Wateryille.
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BY Telegraph to Evening Paper.
Spanish GunEOats.

at- .... New York, Dec. 3D..
The watch on board the Spanish gunboats
at Quarantine was doubled Thursday night,
and armed boats rowed around them, on the
lookout for torpedoes, which it Is again ru-
mored are TO be used TO blow them up, they
will leave for Cuba in few days, if not
blown up before that time.
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statistics Of deaths in the City Of Augusta,


We are indebted to Mr.. Eben Sawyer for
the fol owing statistics of deaths in this city I;
Flota Blackman, died June 2S, aged year
! months.
Mrs. Jane c. Tibbetts, died June 20 aged
81 years.
Mrs. r. W. Holt, died Sept. I'd, aged SO
Annie Maud Kimball, died Sept. 3D. aged s
Mrs. Barnabus Hedge, died Sept. IL aged
so years.
Hiram, son Of James n. and Mary Z. Wade
died Oct. LIST, aged IL years.
Number of deaths last quarter ending Dec
3lst, 1863.
Mrs. Maria A. Newell, died Oct 16, aged
50 years.
Miss Mary Fifcld, died Oct l6. aged 80
years anil 2 months.
Infant child Of Mr.. & Mrs. Julia Cochran
lied Oct. "a.
Mrs. Lucinda Geralds, died Oct. p, aged
50 years.
Mr. Ruel Baker, died Oct. y, aged 81 years
Mary Gertrude Brown, died Nov. I'd, aged
Q months.
Mr. Milton NJ. Stone died Nov. "a, aged 81
years.
Mrs. - Coleman, died Nov. II.
Isabel Smith, died Nov. II aged ! years s
months.
Mrs. Thankful Holmes, died Nov. q, aged
SO years.
Miss Prudence s. Snow. died Nov. %. aged
e years. 6 months and days.
Mrs. Amanda Melvina Beady. died Dec. 8.
aged 81 years.
Mrs. imagery McKribb, died Dec Q, aged %
years.
Miss Mary Jane Ryon died Dec. Q, aged "a
years and 6 months.
Mrs. Maria Knowles, died Dec. 81. aged &c
years, month and | days.
George Barton Snow. died Dec. 20, aged !
wears months.
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The dividend recently declared by the Di-
r'ctors of the p. X. X. r.. shows that the
finances of the road are managed admirably.
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Our advertisers make fine and tasty dis
play of their holiday wares. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-01

A gentleman in Mt. Vernon has seen the
'nnskrat that predicted an open winter. He
vas hale and hearty.
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There will be six eclipscs this year four Of
he sun. and two Of the moon. total eclipse
II the moon win take place on the 18th inst.
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Mr.. Seward.

New YORK. 81,
\ Vera Cruz letter states that MIR. Seward
will, pass the winter at St. Thomas.
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The Legislature will convene on Wednes-
day next. Oar reporters, with pens in hand,
are ready to welcome them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-01

1t is thought by the Portland Daily Adver-
tiser that the Maine Standards good nom
sense" will hurt no one.
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1t will cost but little to-day to make glad
the heart and fill the hand of the little one
who extends to you the compliments of the
season.
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The Worlds week of prayer commences to-
icrrow. II will be observed by several Of
III city churches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-01

Representatives Peters and Hale Of this
State with other gentlemen, will pass to-day,
New Years Day. at Charleston, S. c.
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The mild weather is looked upon as the lull
hefore the storm-the gentle lamb that pre-
cedes the roaring lion.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81.
Whiskey-9i59 with little uong.
PItU, i,iUs.>--,uIi ana lower and prices unset.
tied.
IUitk-27 7J.
A..II In nntL i,Anr dana
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The carriers will sell no papers on their
routes. a f t -FF1
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The Daily Journal will be found constantly
IN the counter of ]. F. Pierce. periodical
dealer. Price tonr cents Extra copies are
also for sale at this Office.
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No one can help admiring the handsomely
ngraved head Of the Daily Journal. The
tales which we shall publish from time to
time will likewise be admired.
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A tall, lank, Simon-pure specimen of
Yankee made his appearance in company with
his ''yaler-haired" Sally Ann at the door of
the Granite Bank, few days since. Telling
his female friend to stand still on the door
step" till he came out, Jonathan entered and
advancing to the counter, inquired of the
cashier if he chad any dime novels to SELL
The obiging cashier referred the literary
seeker to Piercc's periodical store.
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A session Of the Educational board will be
held in this city commencing January 18th
The exercises, consisting of essays and dis
cussions will continue from Monday, p. M,
to Saturday, 10 a. m. Matters of great i'm
portance in relation to our educational inter-
ests will be presented at this meeting, and it is
earnestly desired that all the friends of public
elucation should be present.
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Rev. Mr.. Cram, the newly inaugurated pas
'or of the Unitarian church, will speak to-
morrow evening upon The untol ling idea OF
Life"
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loraI anD State Nems.

Happy New Year" Ftr
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Where the steam pipe from the railroad
shop crosses Water street. at the foot of the
hill near the machine shop, under ground, the
heat from the pipe melts the snow. TO the
great annoyance of teamstcrs who have heavy
loads to draw up the hill. Some means
hould be taken to keep the bare place COW
cred.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

lRy the Western Union Line-ohces Granite Bani
building and the State Housed