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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-26
FRANCE

Tours, (direct) October 25.-Lafe adVices
from Paris show that the sortie made on
the 2lst was exceedingly successful. Many
Pr1ssIans were killed aud taken prisoners.
The journals commenting upon the
Prussian report OF this affair, call atten-
representing the German loss rs small
and the capture OF a number of prisoners,
when the enemy took none.
AS the weather was unfaYora5le fer
several days past, not balloon has lett
Paris.
hear that there are vast numbers OF SICK
in the camps of the bes2igers. On many
occasions The discomfort of the men has
been loudly expressed, and the command
ing officers have been Obliged to go often
among the troops to keep up tEe cir morale.
Sorties are made nightly by small par.
at night from the forts is severely haras-
sing the Pruss1ans- Up to the present
time the latter have not succeeded in erect
ing batteries of siege guns near enough to
make an effective bombardment OF the
The gentleman who gives the informa-
tfon is a resident of Versailles, and has
been since the enemy occupied the town,
until day or TWO ago, when he managed
TO escape He says that even in the vIcln-
ity of Versailles, the Prussians are con-
stantly annoyed by the Frane-ttreurs. who
keep up active guerrilla warfare, firing
from ambuscades. and daily killing num-
bers of the enemy.
The following dispatch received from
Laloupe, of the 24Cn, says that large force
of Prussians were at Courvielle to-day, and
their scouts appeared at Hontgoner, but in
1 the evening they returned to Chartress, af-
/ ter blowing up the bridge at Landelles.
Fifteen members of the National Guard
were shot by the enemy at Jouy.
TOURS, October 25.-As the Prussians
/ have menaced an attack on Bouges all the
/ foundries, cannon and material are to be
/ removed. in accordance to the order is
1 sued by Gambetta.
a corps of telegraph operators are ap
/ pointed to all the armies, with the mission
| 10 keep the Government perfectly instruct
/ ed OF all movements. The men are all L
| be armed.
| The Rouen journals relate that thu
| PTussians at Laon ordered the judicial an
| Jhorities of that town to render Justice ii
the name of Napoleon, as Prussia did no
| fhorfttes refused. and temporarily ceas
/ 40 exercise their functions.
Two spies were brought to Tours, one O
them said to be q nephew of Blsmarcs
They were officers in disguise.
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Indianapolis Items-OflclaI Vote Oi
the state - Democratic Majority
2,f5S-LetteP OF President Grant g.
Senator Norton.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 25. = The
! Circuit Court of this city, to-day, ap-
pointed Gen. T. A. Morris, President
Of the Indianapolis & St. Louis Rail
| road, receiver for the lndianapolIs,
Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad, on
the complaint of several of the stock
holders. The road is considered SOL
vent, but debt of 100000, for the
constr 1ction of the branch road being
pressed, and which the road was un
able to meet, the Directors preferred
the appointment of a receiver to per
mitting it to go into bankruptcy.
The official vote of all the counties
In tie State have been received. The
Democratic majority % the State
ticket is 2, 2,458.
The Following is the Pre- ;ident's re
ply TO Senator Morton's letter, declin-
ing the English Mission:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. q. !
Hon. o. z. MoRT0N-Dear Sir:
Your letter of the 18th inst, declin-
ing the Eaglish mission, with reasons
therefor. Is received. l fully concur
with you in all the reasons which you
give for the course which you fnd it
your duty to pursue In the matter,
but regret that the country is not to
have your valuable services at the
English Court. Your course, howev-
er. deem wise. and it will be highly
appreciated BIZ your constituents In
Indiana and throughout the country.
With assurances of my highest re
CARDS, l remain very truly. your SER
want, u. S. GRANT"
Annual Report OF Treasurer Spin
ner--APDOintmenls By the PresI-
dent.
WASHINGTON, October 25.--The
annual report of Treasurer Spinner
will show, for 1870, as compared with
1869, as follows:
FOR 1869.
Increased .e4S 263, ,82I so
Decrea Ell expenditures............ p, ,O8O 80
Total 49,. SIS 422. .102 49
FOR 1870.
Decreased recei S9 Al
Increased expenditures.-.....-..... 2,3I2,992 79
4OtaAs'.''''' .'''''....'' 0oso0os05z ~
Being q clear gain by larger collections
and reduced expenditures, OF s6S, ,734 ,O2O o..
The purchases of FIVE twenties for
special and sinking funds for the year
ending June Both, were as follows:
Coupon .......S 25O93 800
Registered stocks......... ........... 96,4f2OC0
Premium paid on same............ i ,673, l55, lao
Accrue interest on same......... I42, ,349
Total l.....-... .2S9 $50 4s9
The following appointments were
made to day:
James l.. Hodge. Postmaster at
Little Rock, Ark; james Seeley,
United States Attorney for Nevada.
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DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1870.

PRoF. OWENS LETTERs.-For some
time past we have not printed any of
Professor Ovens Letters, our space
being taken up with political matters.
We furnish our readers this morning
with his interesting account of Smyr-
ma and the Greeian Isles, and shall
print one Of his letters per week until
the series are finished. We think
all who read his letters will find in
them much interesting and valuable
information.
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Senator Norton Formally Decllnes
the Mission TO England-His Rea-
iOnS TherefOI

WAsHINGToN. October Ex-senator
Morton has formally declined the
Mission to England, giving as a reason
for doing so that in the event of his
resignation as Senator. the Democrats
being in the majority in the Legisla-
ture of Indiana, they would not fail
to elect his successor from their own
party. Setting forth the impropriety
of such course on his part in con-
neetion with the interests of the ad-
ministTation, he cordially thanks the
President for the mark of dis
tinguished favor, in rendering the
Mission, and it is understood that
the President replied in terms equally
friendly.
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WAR IN EUROPE!
PRUSSIA.

STUTTGART. October 25-GaaeraI L.uckoW
Ieiegfaphs TO the government here on
Sunday, that the French made a sortie
across the Marae at JoinviIle, on Friday
last, against the Wurtemburg outposts.
Inree french battalions, with an artillery
OF mitra1lIeurs, engaged our forces from
that point to Champigny. They were
DraVely repulsed by the second rifle bat
tai1on ana part Of the Seventh Regt-
nent of Wurtemburgers. Tney lost two
killed and wounded.
DARMsTADF, October 2L-Baron Dali
WICK hf gone with Herr Hoffma to Ver-
saiiles to attend the Council OF Ministers
PESTH, October 24-The opposition in
the Hungarian Parliament have sIgnified
taetr approval or the foreign policy OF the
Imperial Government.
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New AdvertisensenIs. 4
Notice of Election.

RTOTECE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
4N Special Election will be hello at the
usual places of holding elections in the
City of Evansville. on the I2TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1870, for the purpose OF elect
Ing Mayor OF said city, to I'LL the vacancy
Occa9iOned by the death OF the late Mayor
Hon. William II. Walker.
By order OF the Council.
WM. HELnRR. Clerk.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Oct. 25, 1870.
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ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 25.-It is asserted
here that the representatives of Com
modore Vanderbilt and other eastern
railroad magistrates. have secured a
large tract of land opposite this city,
in Illinois, with the view of esta blish-
ing a monster stock yard, and that
negotiations are progressing for sim
liar tract on this side of the river.
Some 500 acres of land will be re-
quired for the operations of these
gentlemen.
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MEMPHIS. October 25.-The Fall
races ofthe Chickasaw Jockey Club
began to day. First race, first stake
for all agss was on two mile heats.
Five started-Longfellow, i, /; De-
fender, 3, 2; Morgan Scout, 4. 3, B.
Distanced time, BAH, $40.
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LINLINNAIl, uIIt III Iofus
DIR. q. b. SaIITH--DedT Sir: Ny mother
scalded her foot so badly she could not
walk, which alarmingly swelled. My lit.
tie boy had Jumps in his throat and very
stiff neck. 1 got up in the night and bath
ed his throat and chest and gave him
twenty drops of your OIL. they are now
both well. JOHN TOOMEHs
Express Office, 81 West Fourth Street.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-The
National Executive Committee Of the
Union League met to-day. The
monthly report was read by the
Secretary, and gave encouraging news
from Maryland, Delaware, New Jer-
sey, New York and some Western
States, and the promise of a gain of
one Congressman in Kentucky. The
action,relative to the Investigation of
certain irregularities in Arkansas and
Missouri were deferred till the annual
meeting in December, and the Com
mittee adjourned until November.
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Ia tho mater Of th9 ApprOpriation

Ia the matter of ths BpprOp ration
OF Land for ths right of way for
the Railroad Of tha Evansville.
Carmi and Pa9ueah Railroad
Company.
To the heirs and devisees Of octavIa z.
Lewis, deceased:
HYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
IN the intention of the Evansville,
Carmi and Paducah Railroad Company to
appropriate piece or stiip OF ground for
the road bed of the railroad of said com.
pany, upon and over the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter of section twenty,
(20) town six t6) south, range eleven (Ill
west, situated IN Perry Township, Wander
burgh County, Indiana, said strip of
ground being six (G) rods in width and six
tees hundred and twenty-one Q02l) feet in
length, and extending across said tract of
land as shown on the map of said rail-
road, filed In the office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Vanderburgh County and
upon the map of said tract Of land filed In
said Office with the instrument OF appro.
2riation; and that application Will be
made on the 18th day of November, 1876, to
the Circuit Court OF said county Tor the
appointment OF three dlsinterested free
holders to appraise the damages which the
owners OF said and may sustain by said
ASA IGLEHART,
w. BAKER,
oe'2G-tdI Att'ys for e., Q. q P. r. r. Co.
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Why WhE2 WhT2

IL is almost an enigma why people will
consent 10 suffer on account or fndiges
ton, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver
Com plaints Kidney affections. etc., when
by merely avaiIing themselves OF MISH-
LEH'S HERB BITTER5 they may be
speedily cured OF their complaint-why
they will allow themselves TO suffer need
leSsly. MISHLER'5 HERB BlTrERS is
a sovereign remedy, and VIII effect a posi-
tive cure In these cases. The public Is
m ade fully acquainted with ali the ingre-
dieuts used In the preparation of the Bit
ters, ard eminent chemists pronounce IL q
pure and wholesome article, while every
where physicians recommend &c To their
patients as The only remedy that can be
depended upon. Fail directions accem-
pany each bottle. Sold only by respecta-
bic druggists and 81 orekeepers. Price ore
dollar per bottle. 1t
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FoRT PLAIN, JnIy Is.

FORT HLAINs July 1Os
DR.. Smith. Send me more Oil and more
circulars. It II going like hot cakes" /"
Send some circulars also to Sutuf & Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they sent Ia for a sup
ply OF the oil. Please send by first ex press,
and obIige, Yours truly,
d. K. BECKER, Druggist.
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ELECTRIC OIL.
DIR. SMITHS
Genuine Electric Oil.
NEW COMBINATION.

lYERVE POWER WITHOUT PHOS-
IN PHORUSl A real Sedative without
Opium or reaction. Innocent, even In the
mouth or Infants Twenty Drops is the
LARGEST Dose, Cures Sick Headache in
about twenty minutes on rational princl-
ples,t
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REIGTuM

BRUSSELS. October 25.-rhs Echo Fays
that two thousand men, with two pieces
of artillery, have marched from Thion-
Vile to Nerdun, for the purrose OF reItey.
ing the troops blockaded there
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H. McCALLUMs Druggist.
sure on Deafness, Salt Rheum, &C.

Cures RheaenI0tism. Cures Salt Rhenn1.
Cures ETysipeLds. Cures Paralysis. Cures
ISLUeLLin0s. Cures CgstE6k0t7s cures Head
rIc6e 1ssres BsSyas and FrosEs. Cures Piles,
IqcnLf Head. FeL0g1, CdrbltnekLeS, humps,
Group DiptheTid, Neuralgia, Gollt, Wounds,
issOeEted GiT ads, stu Joints, CallteT, Tooth
.Tche, Cramps, Bloody Flttr. &C., &c, &c.
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.
SALT RHEUM it cures every time IF
YOU use no soap on the parts while apply
ing the OLD, and IL cures most all cutane-
Ous diseases seldom falls in Deafness or
Rheumatism. For sale By the best Drug
rists sep15-dIy
CLOUD. AIKEN a CO., General Agents,
sud Sole Agents for Evansville and VIZ
einfty, to whom all orders should be sent.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-The
official returns from all the Congress
sional Districts show a Republican
majority of 4,293.
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NASHVILLE. Oct. 25.-The Repub-
lican Convention to nominate a can
didate for Congress in this District,
meets tomorrow. Colonel Prosser,
the present representative, will proba-
big be renomiuated without opposi-
ton. E
The Grand Division Of the Sons of
Temperance, meets in Nashville.
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ITALY.

FLoRENCE. October 24.-The recent events
in Italy has broken mp the old political or
ganizations. and a general feconstruetion
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Nor A FAILURE! Nor ONEil
lF'POm Canadal

NEW HAMBURG, OST.,:JuIy l.
Dr. Smith, Phila.: have sold the OIL
for DEAFNESS, Sickness, Neuralgia, &C., and
in every case it has given satisfaction. l
can procure quite a number ofletters. We
want more Of the large size, &C., &C.
Yours respectfully,
FRED. I'll. MCCALLUM, Druggist.
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P1rTsBURd, Oct. Collaboration
is made public here by a reliable
party that j. K. Hodson, Of Cofhns
Station. has received a cable tel
telegram from his brother, Albert
Hodson. who was a passenger by the
steamer Cambria. announcing his safe
arrival at Glasgow. From this it
would appear that there is at least
one survivor who has not made
known to the agents of the steamship
line or the English newspapers, the
fact of his safety, and leads to the hope
that still others are safe.
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JOhnson's Real Estate and Patenl
Agency.

DUSIN ESS and DWELLING HOUSES
- Building Lots and Farms. and timber
ed lands, cheap, and ON easy terms. PAT
ENE5 of all kinds procured.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate and Patent Agent once on
Third Street Evansville. Ind. janl2 ~
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PTaPLEs ON THE FACE.

For Comedones, Black.worms or Grubss
Pinply Eruptions and blotched disngura-
ffOns on the lace, Use PsrrY's Comedone
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by ali Drug
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Use "PERRY'5 MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION" the only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy for removing brown discol.
orati0ns from the Face. Prepared by DR..
b. q. PERRY, 40 Bond street, N. Y. Sold by
Druaptsts everywhere. aprI-6m
s~For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEs
on the face, use PsTTV's Oonaedo9le Gssd PIN
NJ TSe1aedlI. prepared only by DIR, B. q
PER1SY. 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
aveTvwhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. inol7 d8in spN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-26

be had inside An enthusiastic burst OF ap-
plause greeted him as he appeared on the plat
form. His subject-"For the Lord God
will help me-" was discussed IN ms usual
eloquent and impressive manner. Rev A.
l.. Stone is to visit Boston soon, and preach
several Sabbaths in the Berkeley street church.
lie is sure of hearty welcome. ISL
A committee on the sale of intoxicating
liquors held a meeting yesterday in the State
House, but reporters and outsiders were re-
fused Abundance, being told that the consul
tation was quite private A petition for the
annexation OF Charestown and Somerville
has been sent in to the Legislature. The fat
test man at the Fat Mems Convention in Lew
iston, is Mr.. A. G. Haven of Chelsea, Mass
PoRTIA.
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VIRGINIA ADMITTED.

The bill for the admission of Virginia
to representation in Congress passed the
House on Monday with the amendment of
the Senate. This admits the State but ex-
cludes those who cannot take the oath
mentioned in the amendment from office
There was no struggle over it in the
House, but the occasion was taken for a
few personal remarks which were prob
ably bottled up for use, at the delivery of
which the members must feel relieved.
1t passed by "a strict party vote. There
was not quite so much rejoicing at Rich
mond over the result as at the passage of
the Bingham bill in the House, but the
feeling in the State at once more getting
back into the Union is undoubtedly one of
satisfaction.
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At the annual meeting of the Union Insur
ance Company, held in Bangor, Monday, al
we learn from the Wing; the following Boart
of Directors was chosen for the ensuing year
Gorge Stetron, Samuel F. Hersey, Henry E
Prentiss, Amos M. Roberts, Isaiah Stetson
Nathan C. Aver, Solomon Parsons, Davis r
Stockwell, L. J. Morse, George X. Jewett
Franklin Muzzy, F. A. Sabine, Arad Thomp
son, VIM. H. Smith, VIM. c. Crosby, Geo
F. Godfrey, r. b. Fuller, John A. Peters
w. McGilvery, Searsport James P. White
Belfast. At subsequent meeting of the Di
rectors, William McGilvery, of Searsport
was chosen President; Ransom b. Fuller
Secretary; w. A. Deliver, Assistant Secre'
IN
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domestic Mems.

Joseph b. Hall, Esq, of Portland has col
lected since last June, the record of over one
thousand families of the descendants of
Hatevil Hall, and he has commenced ar
ranging them for publication, although there
are many families not yet reported, leaving
numerous broken links in the chain. There is
scarcely town in the State where there are
none of this race, and those who have not re-
ported, who desire to have their families ap-
pear in their proper place must not delay much
longer
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The Machias Republican says it is estimated
that not less than one thousand dollars per
day is lost to lumbermen in the vicinity of
East Machias and Machia srivers, for lack of
snow and ice or hauling logs, spars and
piles. The Oldest inhabitant fails to remem:
Der so remarkable winter as the present
The river is free from ice mills operate as in
summer and mud is knee deep, much to the
disgust and inconvenience of travellers and
those engaged in logging.
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The trial of Rochefort was brought to
an end on the Esd. He was convicted and
sentenced to six months Imprisonment and
to pay fine OF three thousand francs.
The sentence includes the deprivation of
his political rights though he remains a
deputy in the Corps Legislatif.
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We learn from the Portland Daily Adver:
tiser that at meeting of the Atlantic & St.
Lawrence Railroad Company, held in Portland
Saturday last, the stockholders adopted and
approved the supplementary notifications Of
the lease entered into by the Directors under
their vote of Nov. Goth, 1869. The meeting
then adjourned without electing officers, to
February 10Th, 1870 at IL O'Clock A. NJ
There were 9l5S shares represented at the
meeting.
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Admiral Farragut, accompanied by his wife
and Major Montgomery, his private Secretary
and author of the "Cruise of the Franklin, "
arrived in Portland by the noon train, Satur-
day, and are stopping at the Falmouth. The
Admiral is in pretty good health since his re-
cent illness.
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Mr.. Charles Crommett, formerly of Water
vile, but recently landlord at Los Angeles,
CAL, narrowly escaped death a short time since
while riding in a stage near San Juan. The
stage in which he was passenger was thrown
from the road down precipice. Some wounds
were inflicted upon his head, and an ankle
disloeated
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The following are the officers Of Ticonic
Division, No. ID, S. of t., in Waterville, for
the present quarter, as we learn from the
Mail: Mrs. j. M. Emery, w. P; I. H.
Small, w. A.; George Scales, r. s.; Belle
Small, A. r. S.. c. f. Estes, F. s.; C. G.
Tozier, T.. Mrs. c. E. Estes, Chaplain; C.
H. Percival, c.; w. S. Scales, A. c.. L. D..
Carver, 1. S.; NJ. N. Soule, o. S.
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Captain w. l.. Haskin of Maine, of the first
United States Artillery, has been ordered to
report to the superintendent of recruiting ser
vice in New York for temporary duty.
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We learn from the Mail that at a stated
meeting of Waterville Lodge, No. SO, Monday
evening, Jan. 18th, the following were in
stalled; c. II. Alden, Master; L. Z. Crom-
met, s.. w; C. G. Tozier, J. W.; George
L. Robinson, Treasurer; N. Stiles, Secre-
tary r. w. Dunn, S. d.. L. A. Dow, j. ID. /;
c. Z. Estes, j. s.; II. Jones, S. s.; M.
Soule, TYLER,
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Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will niece at Room No
49, state House, on Tuesdays and Thursdays of
each week at o'clock T. NJ, until further notice.
PUTNAM ROI.FE, I c,;
HIRAM BLISS, JR,, ~haiiHeh'
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1ailg Aennebtt gourna.
AU G. U 8 II A,
Wednesday Morning, January 20, 1870,
State Of Maine.
AU G. U 8 II A

In SENATE, Jan. 8, 1870.
Ordered, The House concurring that all petitions
for private legislation, except petitions for redress
of wrongs and grievances" which shall be presented
to this Legislature after the first day of February
next, be referred to the next Legislature, and that
this order be published in the Daily Kennebec Jour-
nal until that date
Read and passed; sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Secretary
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The Committee on Interior Waters will meet n,
Room No. 6, State House, Tuesdays and Fridays OF
each week at O'Clock p. NJ. until further notice
+. LORING TALBOT, ,.;.
GEO. W. HAMMOND, ( ohaif"eh'
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Committee on the .Judiciayy

The Committee on the Judiciary will meet at their
room in State House, on Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week at ~ O'Clock L NJ, until further notice
& CHS Z, Ll R WHIibpEN chairmen.
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The Christian Church at Albion was robbed
of about one hundred dollars some time last
week, as we learn from the Waterville Mail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-26

The quarterly session of the Grand Diyi-
sion of Sons of Temperance, begins at Rich
mond to-day. Free return tickets over the
various roads will be given members and Wis
itors.