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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

In the general rejoicing at the severe
rcpulse and defeat of Napoleon's army
by that of King William, our readers
may forget for moment the bond OF
sympathy that should unite us as a peo-
pie somewhat with the French. We
ought not to forget that our young and
faithful friend of the Revelation, Latay-
cttr. was Il Flcnchman. We cannot yet
forget that while other friendly nations
were allowing Alabama pirates TO be
tilted cut to destroy oar commerce and
Kill eur citizens, III the time of the Great
Rebellion. France showed these nations,
who boast of higher christianity and
civilization, what friendly neutrality was
in times of domestic troubles
Aud again, while nearly the whole
world looks upon Napoleon as the az,
erc>>or-as forcing this great war upon
mci2hbMing king,!om,-it must not b.
! forgotten that the Prussians were only
too ready 10 accept ;hc issue. kins
William cannot plead innocence, and i
verify guilty in this regard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
The War Begun in Earnest.


TIE sTOIMING OF WISsEMBU re-.
A Prus-ian dispatch from Niederaller-
bach. a small village on the Otter river,
near Wi=semburg, dated at 6 O'Clock
Thursday evening, says: 1--WE have
won a brilliant but bloody victory HE
lett wing was the attacking body, ami
consisted Of the 9TH and llth Prusslan
cnru-. wiki the II Bavaria. This force
carried by assault, under the eyes OF the
p,3nce royal. the fortress Of WiSsemburg
and the heights between Wi-Semburg
and Gci7Lurg. Douay's division q
Marshal McMahon's corps was splendid
" defeated, being driven from lis
camp. Gen Douay himself was killed,
and 500.pri-oncrs were taken, none OF
then. wour,l.d The Prussian5 captur-
eH one cannon. The I'rns-ian hcadquar-
tiers are at TrtNes.
\ Frankfort dispatch reports the ar
rival Of Il train with 800 French prison
ers from Wis-emburg. who viii be sent
| to northern Prussia. The total number ct
prisoners raken 10y the irus-iana IN the
ii.ht were $50, Including Is officers. Many
Turcas were among tie captured. HE
pru,,ian Gen kircllbuct was slightly
wounled. Thcroyal grenadiers and thl
Eitiieln regiment OF the line suffered
heavy loses.
The French report Of the fight Is u;
follows vi o'clock Yesterday alter
noon three regiments ii Gen Douay ,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
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I.r\pON. Aug.

-.'Nt'''>' ~
.r.-.I l.-....r ,nr IL, New York
iI.r.j -.,-. l,,.r ,tfi.i,I new. re-
rr.y,.! irr,. a.. situation may hr >umlurd
~ a. i"L,W.: After t"o days h2h''n-
and three L"'iF CORRECTED battles. ihr
,j'wu U:.u'c las dr'''n Marshal Me-
Nah"n'- ARMY from WIS., m"nr-, Nau-
trrh"@ an! W "r;., ;'"i lt,'ah'y com
le.ir! ia" ''"r""t'.n OF la n'r ana
Naa~anr- ."a victory # ''rn. '"goen
at N'"r!ru., aud ''r"!N"'.'r from iian-
h".- n.~ a'''-n '''n. lr'rNard : corps
rr.n f"rtH'h AND :. AN".t, and prob
ably rendered Iill.rhe unirnahl'. Me.
MaHon'S corps l. at present cut OF III
Net. Inc pr'-"''';~ taken 10y me
crown prince ~ ''''- 'I'thrh huIl"yr
.i'..., I....,,''', .,,,,'.,.:,;.1 -.
,,1ny Store. bry. boon cop,u,,J There
arr. rumnr-. which lack official contir-
nation. g.! the c,acuatiun OF Thionvilc.
.h,. r..lau-,. a. .,i,r.h and IIaarrau. and
In, advance of tn, pruS-i,n. across the
RI,i,,. from S,ufh E,d,u.
! Berlin Ii.ra,,, .ov-. 9Th, French
pmr.,nr has Withdrawn his entire liz,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

The actual force, rank and file of tie
L. 5 army Is 34,593. The numbcg
will soon he reduced to 10000,
\ snow storm in July is something
that seldom occurs in New England, YET
we learn that Passport, Maine, was re-
Gently visited by one.
\ nugget of gold weighing 93 lbs, i
said to have been found at Victoria.
Australia.
'.Buchu'' IIelmbold's cottage at LONG
Branch was robbed last week OF SIS,
600 worth of diamonds.
President Grant will soon issue :"
proclamation Of neutrality. This proc
lamation will define our neutrality laws
80 that they will b. fully understood by
the citincno Of the United States. pco-
pie Of this government will he allowed to
sell contraband goods to both parties,
but they mast take tie risk of shipmcn;
and delivery.
Bismarck has the advantage OF youth
over Napoleon he being only fifty
seven, and the French emperor sixty
two.
The FIRST National Bank of Santa
Fee Will soon be established, with a cap
ital OF $500, 900
Two horse thieves were hung at Den
yer City, Colorado Territory, last Fr.
day.
The printers of san Francisco, VIII,
were receiving 30 cents per thousan'!
struck last week for higher pay, and sue
cccdel in raising the price to - cents.
At Salt Lake, july 18th, the enlIr
Mormon community celebrated the he
ginning of the 9th year OF that settle
ment.
The towns of Westminster, Wilmin2
ton. Alburgh, Isle la Motto ana Mort
Hero. VI. all show decrease III popr
lation since 1860. The population
BratIleboro at the present time is T.
ported at 1905; an increase of 1850
ten years.
4 destructive fire has been raging t,
several days past in the woods at Rive
head. l. |. About 10000 acres Ina,
already been burned over. Near ii
village of York, Maine, fifty acres
heavy timber land were burned last we.
III two hours time
During heavy thunder storm
keeuc, y. H., last week, the lightnil
struck five times in three minutes. O.
bull ling was burned; loss 5000.
The population of Lowell, Mass,
estimated at y, OOO.-
Efforts are being made to obtain f
General G'Neil and other convict
FcnianS, Il pardon for their late ofienc
which are not likely to prove succes,fl
About a mile aud Il half of snow she
on the Central Pacific Railroad, betwc
Summit and Fincke, was destroyed
fire on the night OF the 9TH. Loss. Sjt
600
Another boat race came oil at Ne
York. Monday, in which % boats co
tested Tor the Queens Cup. Amo
Others were the 'Dauntess" and Gar
bria," whose ocean race was briefly a
nounced last week The distance W
80 miles, and a boat called the "AIagi
came in ahead, closely followed by t
'Dauntless.'
An immense amount of money-tou
teen million trancs-was recently seiz
by the police of Paris. This amOu
belonged to Rothschilds and other Jewi
bankers The affair is creating nut
excitement in the financial circles of +
rope.
Frederick William, the Crown Prln
of Prussia, who fought Marshal Mem
hon at Weissenburg, is now in his 80
year. He married the Princess Roy
OF England.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Nearly 5000 knitting machics made
in this country have been sold in Ger
many during the last two years.
An indianapolis German had occasion
recently to bury a large wife, and SO
squabbled with the sexton about the fee.
Dat ish not a big grave" said the dis
consulate husband. ''Not big grave -
indignantly responded the sexton '.why,
hang it, that's cellar
An Illinois farmer, who concluded
from the scarcity of wood that there must
be coal In the state, sunk a shaft 100
feet and struck a vein OF excellent btu
minous coal, from which he now makes
5000 per week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
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$40 what base uses, etc" y large
business of human bones is carried be
tween Egypt and England, and CORE
spondent OF the London Times in the
former country, recently saw train of
nine camels, each carry load of about
400 pounds, which had been taken from
the mummy pits at Memphis, Egypt,
and were to be shipped to England, and
converted into fertilizers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

OUTSIDE. '.Icthro I'hroop's Night
Thoughts" should be read Ivy every by
who has an itching to Get to the city, OF
away from parental restraint, as well ~
hy the parents themselves. Jethro gcs>
INTO serious trouble before his Visions OF
worldly prosperity and wisdom are fully
realized.
The article on ''SoiIing" is from II
source that should demand Garcia:
consideration from our farmer readers
The article from Mark Twain can be APP
precia,ed as we'll 10y those who have ID
practical knowledge of agriculture.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

e. At the convention at White River
Junction yesterday, Hon. L. p. Poland,
of this place, our present representative
from this district, was re-nominated by
exclamation in open convention. In this
action the district honors the state, and
ensures the return to Congress OF an able
and valuable representative and worthy
citizen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

FIRST DIsTRICr.-The convention Tor
nominating candidate for Congress III
the First District takes place the 18th
inst. at Middlebury. We are glad to
notice that the opposition to the re-nom-
nation of Hon Charles W. Willard
seems to be dying out, and that he will,
undoubtedly, again receive the nominal
ton. We never could understand why
there should be any talk of any other
candidate than MIR. Willard. lie has
had the position but one Congress, and 1t
has been the practice to send a Repre-
sentative at least two terms. But we
suppose the first district is so un!ortu-
nate as to have large number of aspl-
rants to the place, and their anxiety to
ill an NJ. C.'s chair at Washington, out
run their discretion, and they thought by
some hocus-pocus to Gust Mr.. Willard
before his time 1t is gratifying that
they have utterly failed in this. Mr.
Willard has proved an able, faithful,
and every way useful member, ant
should receive the unanimous support o
the party in his district.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

e. ENGLAND has an,thy, A.,
case on her hands, sure enough I.''
imperativcly demand of h". ".''
put a stop to shipments d" "
France, or abandon all prrtoa''. 81. '
traiity." The Pru>si"n envoy D.. ''..
also insists, rs Mr.. Adams IT,. ..' "
50 little result. that criminal W. ..."-
bc instituted againS: jolly Hr.''-' .
who take service a"a,u-, !rv",'..
cr-. The pilots OF Frrur" ""E ~.
in the Baltic are Eng.ishln.", I.-. ID.
sailors of the Alabama were. ",'
demands that they be purl-A.a To-.
latiug the neutrality law. i.' ..
says the demand has h,cn i,'-.
we shall soon know about H.
are interesting times tor l'rli'-' WI.
on neutraliry.-Sp1zDlfe" ".-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

The THIRD DISTRICT. - From an
article which lately appeared in the Free
Press, we infer that tie candidates for
the seat Of Hon. W. {. Smith in Con-
gress have all been ''distanced'' by the
old race-hor-e him>elt-the present in
cumbent. If it was meant rs a piece os
strategy, Mr.. Smith played his cards
very we'll, 10y partially Withdrawing his
name, -dectiuing just enough to stlr up
all the aspiTants for hi- seat, until there
threatened 70 be Il strife and division III
the party, when Mr.. Smiths friends pre-
vailed on him to accept the nomination
once mcra as compromise ana 4 means
Of healing tle difficulties. We say II
Mr.. Smith had planned this piece OF
strategy. it could not have been inproN .
ed. But his friends ~ay he accepts the
place he does not want VITA genuine re-
Iuctance. and we presume IL Is 80, and
that his friends have done this thing FOL
him Mr.. Smith has proved a fair rep
resen.ativc, and he will bring 40 di>crc'l,
it upon our state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Citizens County Convention.

Tho. citizens # E--ex County will meet in Mas. Con
,rfion 1t the Cont Iiouc, in GuiIdLal IN IUE-nA',
Ar,r~r ~ 1870, ct 10 o'co. \. to nominal" an
did,fs To- County OFF to o." supported 1t the clce-
ton ia september
Jonah BROOKE, SylvaneG~ Lane
Lew S.l-by, Z. W. kl"-'
:. u. Hob-Uu, &C. Adams,
J. L W ,odburv Harvey ,Judcyinc,
llias Lvman. J. j. Johnson.
.Irrry Milard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

LIFE OF CHARLES DICktH>. - W
have received volume with the alloy"
title, written by X. Shelton Mckenzie.
LID, "rd published hy Peterson y
brothers, Philadelphia. |, i, i volume
of 80 pages, aid purporls to 2ivc " cor
rec! history oi this favorilc author Hi":
his writings. +. + Woods Of l'a-snnr-
sic is agent for this vicinity. The work
is sold only by subscription.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

One hundred freedmen in the vicinity of
Nicksburg have saved money enough
since the war to purchase themselves
plantations, some of them worth from
$4,000 to $4,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Tourists at Niagara now wal"
the new suspension brid', instead ~,
inc in Il hack by the Old rout'' Gu .
thereby considerable reduction III .,i
receipis of the hackmrn, the terry!
the I'D bridge two miles below H.,
new bridge is l26S feet i'll lr"7."' ..,.i.
feet longer than the old one ana any,
a naeniticent view OF both catarac'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

~ We give what war news has rJir"
to hand There las been no fighting
since Saturday, though there has been
vigorous marchin. by the Prns>lanS. and
gradual falling back of the centre an!
right wing of the French army. Metz
and Strasburg are in danger "i captnr,
if not already i'll the hands Of the lru'-
SANS.
The army Of Germany seems TO be on
the hi.h tide OF success. The Emperor
Napoleon Is ill, with rumors OF lis death.
which may occur AT any time, and which
perhaps should be dcvoutll prayed for,
as that event would At once stop wall
ton and wicked war. But il the emp
ror lives, we shall expect these three
quarters OF million of French so!dIei>
will make it rather hot for the i'rus~iai
army before ii gets to Paris. They w!ii
yet do some obstinate tightir@.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Ing anywhere, betwrto the ir..... ...
the Pru,sians. ''L,ui- a:| /. ,...,...
went to take SaarhrucA. laE OIL.
600 soldier, to do tho ii-hlii-. ami ,.
ing, while the Prussi;,m, hri hi. ,,...
and were i'll a position 81 81, ....
strength on the French >i.ro: ;., \.
All the details Of the ,hirmi,a >.,oa .....
triiing it was. Wisscmb1r. ,,:,~ ......
ell after more severe Siru-g.,. IAN. =.
loss imposed on the French r. u.,........
Of winning victory soun. ii tl.,vn.
not lose prestige. The London N.a.
Saturday well rcmarh,,.- "Il.. ..
g., fleet ON this defeat Al Nie~rInn.~., .r....
be wiped out at whatever pic, T.; n..
be necessary to pay" 1t J. lr..--,..
that Marshal McMahon. when 3D.. ......
pected blow WIS struck, VIZ ;!-. .....-.
inc from Il long and >erlou- ,...,r..
with the emperor, having pr,h... j., ,.,-.....
away with him Il plan o.. .h ..n,...
Whether his unuwuri even; ,.. ....
iere with tbs plan TT noi, all "a. .,p.
xnow OF The characirr e.. H.. i...
army bids Us to look iot ,..l. - ...
tempt to avcn.c thc,. d...ai
indeed ii serious defeat. ar :..... -.
ten thousand French solder, ...
Of @rtat sIfsh-'n' "r'c '.'''~ ...,..
out' 'nl ioS' '''I'F genoa. ''', at.
several thoHsah men lie I'a-.'a.-
tack was 1nadc by a -np'ro. .'.. ...
probably not mole III Nun :-aa o..
: freuch at SaaEbrurN' -. .ug..-
eoidieiS "ePt III " l>en."''r-, .... ...s
J hundred .! them were c"f.ugr.. a.. .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Marshal McAIahon has lost Il battle.
Gen. FroSsard, on the Saar, has been
obliged to retire. His retreat was eff
feeted in good order. All can be re-
established. NAPoLEON.''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Essen CorNn.-Wc Sc 10y cad else
" here giycu. that some of our Essex
County friends appear dis-a;l-lic'! with
the nominations Of the regular ronv"n-
tion. and have called another, ''ci;i-
zens'' c nv crtlon. the 23d Inst.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

''MErz, August :, $50 A. NJ.
Ny communications have been inter-
rupted with Marshal AIcAIahon. l am
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

OHLEAHs CorNl.-Ihe Republicans
of Orca = county hold their convention
at Newport, Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

Republican stat" Nominations
FOX GoVERNuR,
JOHN W. STEWART,
NIpbLEEi IA
FOR LEI I. GOVERNOR
FORGE N. OA E,
ISLAND roSp.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN A. PA G E,
OF M"NTrEIIEE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-07

Some items about the coming bonnets are
gathered in advance. They are to extend
higher above the head than ever, and are to
have a sort of crown with which to cover part
of the back hair now worn so low. We
thought bonnets lowered high enough al
ready, but those who have seen the new ones
in preparation say those of the winter look as
though they had been sat upon and crushed.
The material to be introduced for bonnets is
China Grape, and the flowers imported are of
the pale hues in which that Grape is made, or
in deep, rich colors, forming strong contrasts
with it. First among the new tints-they are
too delicate to be called colors-is pale yell
low green. Next is tea-rose, fainter salmon
pink than the apricot shade; chair or flesh
color, rose de chine, peau or skin color,
SQUIRE or sulphur, or dust color, and, more
than anything else, the ecrn or unbleached
buff worn last simmer. Flowers will be
worn in protusion; they are mounted in clus
tiers, without much foliage, and as we repeat
every season, there are more roses than any
thing else Some of these are arranged in
new and pretty contrasts.
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The annual examination of the public
schools of Hallowell took place last week.
The six Primary schools, taught respectively
by Mrs. Berry, Misses Johnson, Haines,
Snow, French and Mrs. Horn, were visited
and reviewed by the committee, Rev. A. r.
Crane, DIR. j. T. Chase and J. H. Leigh,
Esq, on Monday and Tuesday. These
schools are in excellent condition, and reflect
credit upon the faithful teachers who have
been entrusted with them. The examination
Of the two intermediate Schools, taught by
Misses White and Lakeman, took place on
Wednesday; we understand the scholars were
found to have made commendable progress in
their studies, showing good efficiency on the
part of the teachers, and studious habits on
the part of the scholars. At the close of the
examination both of the teachers were recip-
tents of testimonials from their scholars,
evincing their high esteem.
The examination of the Grammar School
was begun Thursday forenoon, and closed in
the afternoon. This school was under the
care Of Miss Norton, who has already been
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Continental Lie INSURANCE COmp1by OF new 1Ofk.
We take pleasure in noticing the great sue
cess and popularity of this company. We
believe its growth has been unsurpassed in the
history of life underwriting. Its record
shows an increase in the amount of business
done each year, of about fifty per cent. over
the previous year. Four thousand policies
were reported for the first year, six thousand
for the second, and nearly nine thousand for
1869. But few of the older companies issued
as many policies in the first year, and its nu-
merous patrons in this vicinity will be graft
fed to know, that while such an army of new
members has been gathered in, its ratio of
claims and expenses to income has been I'M
usually low, a condition of things which can
but conduce to the welfare of those who are
already insured in the company, as we'll as of
those who may be hereafter. We confidently
recommend it to any who are DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning life insurance. See advertisement in
another column.
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Foreign News by Cable.

PARIS, March 5.
Seven members of the editorial staff of
the reform newspaper, have received sentence
OF from one to four months Imprisonment for
violations Of the press law The total amount
Of fines imposed were 10, 900 francs.
MADRID, March 9Th
In the Cortes to-day proposition was
made for a vote of displeasure, because the
Bishops of Osina was brought into the Cham
Der in the custody of the civil guard. The
matter was summarily rejected by Aote
of 1872 against 8. Important charges were
made to-day in the affairs of the pronuncia-
mento, not less than 80 Governors have been
either removed or transferred. The Carlists
are active and determined, scenes of violence
and bloodshed occurred to-day at Arrange and
Legoria. No particulars. s
r, BRUSSELS, March 5.
The new postal treaty between Belgium and
the United States, which reduces the ocean
postal to one half of the present rates, has
been ratified by the former government.
LONDON, March ).
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day, says it is un-
able to admire the American policy of seek
ing to appropriate all the odds and ends of
territory in the market, regardless of the
character of the inhabitants or of the value
of the land.
Mr. Gladstone to-day, received dcputation
of irish people on the subject of the land bill
now before parliament, and in response to their
addresses, promised every necessary modif-
cation in the details of that bill.
Apropos the steamship City of Boston, the
Journals cite the case of the City of Wash
ington, which was out four weeks with bro
ken rudder in 1866, but came into port safely
at last.
PARIS March 5.
The official Journrl publishes decree to-
day. granting the permission of the govern
ment to lay second cable from the shores of
France to Algeria. This is accepted as es-
tablishng the fact that all monopoly in ocean
cables is abolished.
M. Bozire one of the writers for the Mar
seilaise, who on seeing the Emperor one day
shouted, give la Republique," has been con-
demned to imprisonment for three months.
Fined 500 francs.
Great uneasincss is manifested by the
friends of the university of France, on ac-
count of certain clerical projects. An ex-
traordinary committee has been constituted,
with M. Guizot as chairman, to guard the in
terests of the university
ROME March S.
Cardinal Hot has been promised the primate
of Poland. 1t is asserted that the sessions of
the Ecumenical Council are to be suspended
during May, June and July.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 5.
The Turkish government have abolished
the collection of tolls from vessels passing
the Bosphorus, and merchantmen are no
longer subject to delay and visitation during
the passage.
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From Concord.
Sudden Death Of Mr.. J. L. Seavey
Formerly Of Maine.
Election in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, n. H., March 8.
Mr.. J. L. Seavey, proprietor of the Phoenix
Hotel in this city, died of heart disease this
afternoon, aged sixty-two years. While out
riding he was very suddenly seized with Sc
we're pains He was Immediately taken to the
hotel, but before it could be reached he had
expired. The sudden death has caused sor-
row here in the circle of Mr. Seavey's ac-
quaintance, and the intelligence will be re-
ceived with profound regret by his many
friends in Maine.
Mr.. Seavey was for long series of years
proprietor of the Elmwood Hotel in Water
Vile. 1t will be remembered that for brief
period he was proprietor of the Augusta
House in your city.
The remains of Mr.. Seavey will be taken
to Waterville, where his funeral will take
place on Wednesday.
The republicans are confident of their abil-
ity to carry the ensuing cleo ton, and rc-elect
Gov. Stearns by clear majority. The
democracy are generally Respondent of the
result +. A. Z.