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SHOULDER HURr. = Yesterday after
noon about 3 O'Clock, W. P. Adams, cm.
ploycd i'll the office at Kimberly u Cos
coal mine east Of the city, attempted TO
dislodgc some coal which had failed to
run down the chute. Mr.. Adams had
just reached the mass, when it started on
its descent, throwing him with great vio-
lenCe on the wooden Stats over which 1t
was passing. Mr.. Adams was picked up
at the foot Of the chute and removed to
his residence on Zane street. Dr. Reeves
was summoned, and found that he was
quite severely hurt about the left shoulder,
besides having sustained pretty, severe
bruises on other parts This body.
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ENGLAND.


LUNDONl INTCN %
The resignation of Mr. Childers, First
Lord Of the Admiralty is again reported,
accompanied BY the statement that Earl
Kimberly succeeds, and that Chichester
and FOrtcsQuC assumes the duty Of Minis.
ter oEthc Colonies, made vacant by the
transfer of Kimberly.
The Pail Mall Gazette expresses the be.
lief that the High Commission is avoiding
all difficulties as 10 the distribution OF tho
Alabama claims, and will agree TO pay a
round sum OF money, leaving the division
of the same to the United States Gov ern.
ment.
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~a FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
or THE
FINANCIAL.
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.


These bonds nFp secured. first, by First
Mortgage IN the Railroad itself lis rOlllng.stOCk,
and all equipments; SeoOId, by First Mortgage
on its Gntlrc Land Grant, being more than Twcn.
ty-TwO Thousand Acres OF Land TO each milo OF
RnId
The Bonds arc free from United States Tax;
the Principal and Interest arc payable in Cold
the PRINCIPAL at the end OF Thirty years, and the
Interest tSGmiRnnually, Mt tho rate Of SEVEN AND
THREE-TENTIls PER CENT. per annum.
They are Issued In denominations OF 800, $500,
Sl,OO, 5000 and $1,000.
Thr Trustees Hnder the Mortgage are Messrs.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Thorn
son. President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 10 Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable At TEN PER
CENT, PREMIuI Tor I,l0), IN exchange Tor the
COmpany's lands at their lowest cash price.
InAddiuOn to their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, we believe than any other
lIrst.clasS security. Persons holding United
States 520's can, by converting them into North
crn PaCillcs, increase their yearly income one
NlJd, and still have perfectly reliable invest
ment.
HOW TO GET TIIEM.-YOur nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any dssired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Per-
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bOnls
for these, can do so with amy Of our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALI MAR.
KETABLE sEcURITIEs.
Those living iu localities remote from Banks,
may send money or other bonds directly 10 ns
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
cl1c Bonds at our own risk, and without cost 10
Lhu Investor For further information, pamplI.
let's inaps, etc, call on or address the undcrsign
cd lT any Of tho Banks or Bankers employed 10
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation have accepted tho
General Agency for West Virgins and the ad.
joining counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them 10 my customers and investors gen.
orally, r. CRAhCLE,
janl7eOd President CITY Bank,
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EVENING SESSION.

The House resumed its session at s
o'clock. -.Ees... .....g
The conference report on the Postofllce
Appropriation bill was made and agreed
TO.
Mr.. DTCKEY presented n conference re-
portion the Army Appropriation bill. l
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RIVER NEws.-The Anderson lett Gin.
cinnati for Wheeling yesterday. AT
Pittsburgh, last evening, the MOnongahcla
was eight feet three inches and falling ;
the Allegheny four feet five inches and
rising. Raining, and prospect Of another
rise. The departures were the Granite
State, for Portsmouth, Blue Lodge, for
Cincinnati, with $4,000 bushels OF coal
and the Resolute, Fred. Wilson No. 9
Roberts, and Lion, with 100000 bushels
for Louisville. Other coal shipments to
dav
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MARTlNsvILLE 1TEMs-All the manu-
featuring establishments In MartinsvillO
are in full operation.
The authorities of the Presbyterian
Church contemplate purchasing an organ.
A meeting in the interest Of tho Wheel.
ing and Toledo railroad Is to be held this
evening. There Is some excitement over
the prospect Of increased railroad (Aclll.
ties. ..| ...
The grand concert at the Presbyterian
Church, Thursday evening, given by
Messrs. Bassett and EbCllng, Of your city,
did not prove n grand success financially.
There was large attendance, but II is
said that COmplimentaries abomded to m
unusual extent, so that when the receipts
were presented for division, there was no
large amount to divide. The music, how
ever, was excellent, and the audience
highly delighted. .....
~ floating music emporium is now
moOrel near the ferry landing. Some en-
terprislng musical instrument dealer has
u comfortable storC.boat pretty well filled
with his wares, and is travelling leisurCly
down the river, stopping at the moro inn
portant places to dispose of his stock. The
establishment is comfortably fitted up,
and is quite resort for those musiCally
inclined. =
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Dan., GEtts
"Cooney," Crumbacker, was before Squire
Gillcspy, yesterday, charged with COM
mitting an assault and battery upon Thos.
Pyles on the 27th OF February. The case
was compromised.
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Baltimore Market.
BMrIMoRE, March .

I1NI'I E'tVIRE'l a'EFE' VT VI
FLOuR-Dull and dropping.
GRAIN-Wheat scarce and firm, aud ad-
vanccd to 81 5Sa1 81, Corn quiet and
unchanged. Oats 50a6OC.
PRovisIoNs-Mcss pork S2tc; bacon
shoulders lOc; sides lie; clear rib l2tc;
hams lTialSc. Lard lStal3ic.
WHISKY-9lc.
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New York Market.
New York, March 3.

NEW YORK, March 3,
CorroN-Dull; mildling uplands litc.
FLouR-Firm ut s. 7O0G 90 for ship
ping and extras
GaAIS--Oats 6GiaG0ic, Corn firm
western mixed SGaSGtc.
EGGs-SteadY; fresh 2GL20c.
Others unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, March 3.
Mr.. BOHEMIAN presented the credentials
oil. G. Davis, successor to his colleague
Mr.. WILEY, us Senator from West
Virginia, for six years, from March 4th
Received and filed. .4'a 1.-lr. '.'
At the expiration Oftlc morning hour,
the Senate took up the House bill, to di.
vide the State Of Ohio into three Judicial
districts. The bill was advocated by Mr..
THURMAN and SHERMAN, when the bill
WIS debated at length and amended by
providing for the creation OF u new Judi.
cial district in the States Of Tennessee
Alabama and California.
Mr.. SHERMAN protested against loading
down the bill with amendments, as en-.
dangcring its passage.
4 Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, moved an
amendment, prohibiting the appointment
of any member Of the present Congress TO
u julgeship provided for under the bill.
Mr.. THURMAN thought the present con-.
stitutiOnal prohibition on the subject suf.
cient, and that such restriction was fur.
ther Objectionable, us it would be pcrma-
ncnt aud would prevent the President,
twenty years after this, from appointing
to these positions any one now Con.
grCSSmnn
Mr.. BAYARD cOncurrCd in that view,
but believed that the presence Of members
OF the House Of Representatives on the
Senate floor, and their importantly OF
Senators 10 pass these measures creating
new judgcships, to the disadvantage Of
tho public service, deserved and should
receive most serious reprehGnSiOn. .
Mr.. DAVIS moved to lay the bill and
amendments on the the table.
Mr.. SHERMAN said he would regard the
vote as u test Of the Senate, and called fol
the yeas and nays.
The motion was carried, and the sub
jcCt thus disposed OI:-Aycs 80. nays 9S.
Alter recess Of ono hour, the Senate
at six o'clock y. NJ, took up the conference
report on the Army Appropriation bill.
The provision relating To tue payment OF
elAiIns in the Soulli, after discussion,
was ConCurTd in.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 3.
FLoUR-Very quiet. a ...a
GRATN-Wheat-No. 9 spring at 81 25a
] 259; this afternoon unchanged. Corn
No. 2 tlrm at 52c cash; this afternoon I'M.
changed. Oats-No. 9 dull at 49ta40Ic.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 at sO.c. Barley-No.
2 at 7Oa8Oc. s7'"1"'
Hods-Dressed nominal at 74asc. Live
dull at SO 00a7 80. 'lf
CATTLE-Dull at 4taGsc.
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philadelphia Market.
PmLADELPHIA, March Q.

PmLADELPHIA, March 3.
FLouR-Firm; Ohio and Indiana 81 90
AZ 20. .. III
GRAtN-Wheat firm; red western 81 90
al 69. Rye$l TO- Corn dull; yellow roc,
Barley steady.
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ROME.
Herald Special.

ROME, MArch3.
The report that the Pope Is to leave
the Vatican is not true, ifpGrsonal violence
is not imminent. The question was dis.
Cussed with the Pope by Antonelli, at the
instigation of the Jcsuiis, but the Pope
has decided to remain, and cheerlully, be.
cause ir he leaves Vatican the Italian
Government will coRtlscateit The Pope
is suffering undGn weak health, and fears
that If he departed the people would say
PanaCy was diSCOmtilted
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Secretary Fish will give them reception
on Wednesday. 1t Is reported that
Americas half of the Joint High Com
mission Is to be reinforced by thenddtion
OF George Bemis and E. H. Derby, Of
Boston, who have given years Of study to
the subject of the neutrality laws and re-
ciprocity treaties.
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Chiet Justice Chase is expected here in
q few days. His health is considerably
improved, but his friends who have seen
him recently, have but little hope that he
will be able to resume his duties upon the
bench of the Supreme Court this spring.
His intention is to spend the summer and
fall in Europe. .... .|.
Henry D. Cooke, lotely appointed Cover.
Of the District Of Columbia, has informed
the President that he cannot accept the
position, for the reason that negotiation
Of new treasury bonds will require his
personal attention in Europe for several
months 10 come. Another reason is that
his family is in Switzerland, and he is
unwilling to separate himself from them,
which he would be obliged TO do were he
to undertake the task Of organizing the
government the duty Of which devolves
by law upon tho Governor. Cooke will,
at the request Of the President, name q
successor, probably A. G. Riddle, an ex.
member Of Congress.
The sessions Of the Mexican Clnims
Committee have been resumed.
Senator Thurman, from the select com.
mittce appointed on motion Of Senator
Sprague, to investigate the charges made
against him of unlawful traffic with the
rebels in Texas during the late war, to.
day submitted q report. The committee
after reviewing all the papers furnished
by the War Department, say that they
find no evidence Of any completely of
Senator SpraguG in the alleged trans
actions They implicate Messrs. Harris
and Hoyt, md possibly some Others The
committee were discharged from the
further consideration Of the subject. g
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II YOU wish fine goods for the concert,
call ut Harden & Dunaway's
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Ghe4atetliaetrleer.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

POLICE COURT.-Therc was not n very
large attendance at the police court yes.
tcriay morning, Of either lOOkcrs-on or
prisoners . Y iH Ef mo. 10 u
"John N. Little" cried the Clerk; "John
N. Little" echoed policeman; and John
N. Little marched into court. Little was
charged with using abusive Language To-
wards his mother and making more noise
than was thought necessary to complete
the happiness of his ncighbors. Five and
costs. .".a
james Kennedy was charged with com
mitting an assault ind battery upon Chas.
CoylC, on the first day Of this month.
The case was continued until this morning.
Charles johnson was drunk. His water
supply having been turned of, whit
could johnson, who was as thirsty as u
dry mAckercl, do but patronize place
where liquors arc sold? And every time
that Mr.. johnson took d glass Of beer he
thought with increased sorrow of that
hydrant at his house front which gllShed
no crystal stream, and rs his sorrow in.
creased, his appetite for beer gathered
strength, and SO earnestly was he bent on
drowning his sorrow that he continued to
drink until officer Exley found him. Ono
and costs. ....
Jane I.ccount was found by Officer Jun.
kins in the Second Ward Market House,
between twelve and one o'clock, The
siren burst into tears when fined ten dol
lars and costs or thirty days. n.
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Earl de Grey and Ripon will give Il
dinner to tho American members Of the
High Commission. The Commissioners
will dine with the President on Tuesday.
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How FAITEN Pooh IIoESK.- Mam
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Sl,erif,s Sale.

Oxford &. s.:
fTNAKEN ON execution, and will be sold by public
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ISL NJ ten O'Clock in the forenoon, al the store OF
Libby & Randall, al keEar Falls, In the town OF
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to redeem the following described Real Estate,
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r. range, AMI lot numbered fftcen In q. range,
bounded as follows the north by land of Jere.
miah Davis on the east by land of John Drew
and Harrison TAYLOR, ON the ioutl AMI west by
land of Joel T. Libby, ani being the Homestead
IA IN Of sail Almira h. Weeks.
Also one other parcel OF land, described rs FOL.
lows ~ part of lot numbered fourteen la e.. range
OF lots In said Porter, aud bounded ON the west by
town road on the north by land of William Towlc
on the east 10y town farm aud on the south by land
OF Mercy Davis.
Also one other parcel ofland, described as fol-
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said October 1875, with interest annually; on
which there il now due the sum OF six hundred
and forty three dollars and seventy five cents
said mortgage deed is recorded in Book ~, Pag,
I3I, of the Oxford Western District Registry.
LORENZO u. STACY, sheriff.
.fanuarN l5fh IS-1
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS: Supreme Judicial Court, Decem.
Der Term, A. ID. 1870.
DORCAS G. LOvEJOY, libelant, vs.. STEPHEN
q. LONEJOf.
And now il appearing TO the Court that the said
defendant is not an inhabitant of this State, and
has no agent attorney therein, and that he has
no notice OF the tendency of this libel
1t is ordered by the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the said defendant of the tendency of this
libel by causing attAsted copy thereof with this
order OF Court thereon 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the oxford Democrat paper printed
in Paris in said County, the last publication 10 be
thirty days at least before the next Term OF said
Court 10 be holden at Paris aforesaid, on the second
Tuesday OF March next, to the end that the said
defendant may then and there appear, at said Court
and shew cause, If any he has, why the prayer
Of said libelant should not be granted.
Attest: WM. X. KiMBALL, Clerk
true cop; of libel aud order of Court thereon.
Attest: wM X. KIMBALt., Clerk.
John Z. Swascy, Attorney for Libelant
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