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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Mr.. Flint OF Baldwin had three of his iDg.
ers cut Oft with circular saw, 10 Cornish

Mr. Flint OF Baldwin had three of his fpp.
ers cut off with a circular saw, 10 Cornish
village, Nov. 9Th.
Machias Falls correspondent of the OK
iord Democrat says that the Messrs. Denison
nave just completed an elegant block of
stores nearly in front of their Paper mill, GA
feet oy ~ with 40 feet ell. This block is
;wo stories high, with French roof and
basement Messrs Denson are running
heir paper. mill to their utmost capacity.
getting out, on an average, six tons of paper
uay' Ihey nave put in large boiler this
ason, and have made several important
improvements in their machinery There
ire but very few mills in their country with
better facilities for getting out fine book and
newspaper than those in this village, This
mas been for several years one of the largest
clothing manufacturing villages in the State,
lilies. '"''
Nouee Is given of petition for railroad
charter from some point at or near the north
erTtermlnus OF the Georges Valley Railroad,
70 point upon either the Maine Central or
european and North American railroads. in
the town of Hampden. Said road to be To-
Gated through the towns of Belfast, Waldo.
Swanville, Newburg, OF Winterport and
The Saco Independent says on Friday last
Cyrus Woodman, Of Cambridge. and j. w.
Thornton, of Boston, accompanied by several
members of the York Institute, went to the
Fool in search of the remains of Fort Mary
Fort Hill is the spot that once knew this
erection. The fort was built in 1904 and was
IN position to protect the settlers from at
tacks by land and sea. The remains of the
walls are now visible, showing the fort to
have been about sixty feet square. Near
this locality is the oldest house in Biddeford.
1t was built about 20S years ago by Trstram
Jordan, and is now owned and occupied by
tristram Goldthwaite. An attempt was
made to find the locality of the old Court
House, which was situated near ..the head of
the POOL" but the searching" wind and set
ting sun drove the party home. General
Court holden in the Province of Maine was
IN Saco in l64O, and probably somewhere at
the Pool, as the first settlement was in that
locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Vienna, 6. Count Androssv has received
congratulation of the Russian Government OF
his elevation to the premiership of the Aus.
TRAN empire, coupled with an expression of
confidence in wisdom AMI justice of policy to
be pursued under his administrator of for
eign relations.
The ministry has resigned and the re-
gency Is seeking to form a new cabinet.
Dublin, 6. The solicitor of Kelley who
was acquitted of murder of Constable Talbot,
but who awaits trial on a lesser charge in
tends to commence criminal proceedings
against six London Journals for publication
of libelous articles against his client.
Brussels, 6. The new ministry has not
yet been definitely settled.
Picard to-day presented with his Gre
deutials as Envoy of France.
ST. Thomas /. United States steamer
Nantasket came from Porto Rico and Capt
Carpenter had conference with the Captain
Of the Spanish man of war who declined any
intention of molesting the reputed filibu ster
steamer Florida except to prevent her APP
preaching the coast Of Porto Rico or Cuba
fhe Nantasket sailed for Samara leaving the
Florida and Spanish man OF war in port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Winter Wisdom,

Nacm clothing alone VIII hot project the 1ody
against tie consequences of the sudden depre.> ion
oftempcr4ture which Is concomilant ofelrly whit en-
Flannel next the skin preserves the animal he 1t,
but it does not impart animal visor. That proper
~ i the special prerogave of lIostetters stomach
Huter-, which l. therefore specific protection
az ,lnst majority of the complaints which are
most common at this season For example, a
course of the great vegetable invigorant, com
mencvd now, will be almost sure to preclude chill-
and fever, hill, cole, disorders of the stomach
CONSTITUTIONS aud many other complaint which
are often the direct indirect eject OF an atmos-
phere, surcharged with cold, unWholesome vapor
Moreover the system toned and regulated by this
means is much more likely to resist pulmonary
disease than 1t would otherwise be; for the inilu.
eDce of searching medicine pervades all the organs
and every fibre aud tissue of The frame. Persons
whose vital powers are weak, especially invalid
ladies and the aged are earnestly recommended
not to face he winters rigor without having re.
course to this safe and sufficient means of re-en.
forcing eufeeblcd nature. Much suffering may be
escaped, much danger averied by following this
counsel. Better late than never, is good pro.
verb, but it is better to be early than late
dec2-tlweod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

had been poisoned by Mrs. Wharton with a
glass of lemonade. The defence Directing
this was ruled out. The witness also testified
to Mr.. Wharton sending her out of the room.
anu IN her absence preparing a dose of medi
cine for the General of unusual size, which
she persisted in administering even befort
the hour fixed by the doctor, the effect Of
which was to throw the General into con-
vulsions.
New Orleans, 6. The Senate to-day elected
pinchback, (colored,) President by a vote OF
lS to l6. The Constitution makes him Lieut.
Governor. The election of Pinchback is re-
garded as victory for the Yarmouth fac
ton.
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Richmond Legislature.

Richmond, Va, 6. Tie legislature organ
lied to-day. Gov. Walkers message speaks
of universal suffrage and equal rights before
the law, as having been conducive to good
and to the stable rebuilding of the govern
ment. Under it Virginia enjoyed a degree of
peace and good order and obedience to law .
excelled by none OF her sister States. He
favors immigration, recommends equaliza-
ton of taxes, eulogizes the school system.
which is successful beyond the expectations
of its warmest friends, and approves the sys-
TEN of funding the public debt adopted by the
last legislature. He recommends an amend
ment to the constitution for holding all State
elections on the same day, every two years,
and on different day from the federal cleo
tions. He thinks this Change necessary in
consequence of the passage of an act by
Congress, which, under the euise of regulat-
ing the elections OF congressman. seeks o
control the affairs of the States. The Gov
crnor recapitulates the arbitrary acts OF
Congress and the President, and denounces
their encroaclments on the rights of the peo-
pie, and particularly the recent suspension of
the habeas corpus in South Carolina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Boston Items.

Boston 6. While preparing to sweep Hor-
ticultural Hall carly this forenoon, fire was
accidentally communicated to the flower and
moss pagoda, and the hall and articles for the
tair for "Our dumb animals" narrowly es-
capped destruction. Some 5000 worth of
terms, moses and flowers were burned
Friday morning Grand Duke Alexis will be
escorted by company OF cavalry from the
Revere House to City Hall, where he will be
Joined by the Mayor and city council, and
proceed to the State House, where full bat
TALON OF cavalry are ordered to await his ar
rival. From the State House after being
presented to the Governor and State officials,
the Duke and suite will be escorted to Cam
bridge After visiting the colleges he will
proceed to the navy yard in Charlestown,
where the escort will be dismissed and the
Duke and party left to the hospta5le care of
Admiral Stedman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Intelligence from Cuba.

Jackmel, Nov. -. The Spanish var steam
crs Zaragossa and Pizaro have arrived at
Port uPrince. The Charrucca was already
there. No communication has yet been ex-
changed with the Hayden government. Gen.
Farquet was in command in absence OF the
President and made extensive defensive prep
arations. The crew of the Hornet threaten
to blow her up rather than surrender. The
Haytiens sympathse with the crew. The
American Minister is silent observer. The
Hornet still continues to fly the American
flag. President Saget was expected At the
capital in few days.
Caracas. Nov, %. Anarchy contnues
President Blanco left on the 18th to attack
the colonists under Herein Garcia who seems
to be President. 1t was believed that the re-
suit would he decisive.
The war schooner Avril has arrived at Gin
dad, Bolivar to aid the insurgents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
News From Washington.

Washington C. The nominations of post
masters are as follows: w. J. Stewart of
Hyde Park, Mass, Charles y. Goddard at
Portland, Me-, and L. \. Hough at Collins
vile, Conn.
Only nine States were reported at the
meeting of the national tobacco association
to-day. a committee on business was APP
pointed.
Bids for building floating iron docks for re-
pair of navy vessels at their stations were
opened to-day, but decision was reserved by
the Secretary. All the bids except one were
higher than the appropriation.
The lost Porto Rico and Jamaica cable has
been recovered.
Mr.. Stevenson of Ohio, .(republican), Of
fered a resolution in the KuKlux Committee
to-day, for the removal of all disabilities, and
to extend the time in which the habeas corpus
may be suspended, and to make every Ku-
hlux and every member of any other treason
'bie conspiracy responsible, civlly and
criminally for acts of his fellow members.
The resolution was laid over for future
consideration
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News from New York

New York, 6. The following official letter
explains the position of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in relation to the postal
telegraph scheme
New YORK, G. Hon. James b. Beck. mem
of Congress, Washington:
You are reported in the morning papers a.
having stated in the house yesterday, that
whereas, the Western Union Company had
opposed the assumption OF the telegraph by
the government before the last Congress, YOU
understood it to have changed its position.
and to be now anxious for it. Permit me to
assure you that you have been misinfurmed
The Western Union Company is infiexibly
opposed to any interference of the govern
ment with their business. \ meeting CT the
board Of directors was held this morning,
which was largely attended, and d resolution
was unanimously passed, protesting against
the right and the policy of any acquisition OF
their property and rights by the government
4 committee consisting of Hons. Horace F.
Clark, A. d. Cornell, Edwin d. Morgan, NJ.
Taylor, Esq, and myself. was appointed to
prepare and send to Washington a protest
against the suggested action of the govern
ment, and to claim its protection against the
policy Of establishment by the government.
Of a competitive enterprise.
Signed VIM. ORION, pres't
The committee of the board of fire com
missioners has reported in favor Of nurchas-
ing twelve frstclass engines, on the ground
that the present force is Inadequate in case
of great confagration.
Alexis leaves tomorrow for Boston. II
appears that he sent 800 copies of each of the
leading New York newspapers to his fatl er
the day after his reception.
4 passerCcr ON the steop,or W.. I3I Il, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

EdHor IF tie Jouraol:-Wken in Califor-
MIA the past season, the fruits, such as grapes.
pears, &c, had not matured, but have re
Gently received box over the railroad thai
would make even an editor or fruit amateurs
mouth water. pear measured longitudinal
ly seventeen inches, and literally thirteen
and three-fourths inches, weighing fraction
less than two pounds. The name, think, is
Blush Duchess. Just make US call and you
shall have a bite. The grapes were Of the
sweet variety, such as make our incest raisins
in three pound clusters, the largest of the
berries as large as partridge eggs. All from
the ranch of r. J. Weeks, who twenty years
since was q Kennebec boy. Long may he
wave
I'm glory and in 10y behind the pow,
Upon the mountain side"
WNTnRoP, Dec. 4th, 1871. J. NJ.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
'Orty Second Congress Second Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
HOUSE.
The House at 8 O'Clock went into Commit
tee of Whole, Mr.. Buffinton in the chair. OF,
appointment Of the bill reported at the las'
session. The bill provides that after the 81
of March. 1878. the House of Representative s
shall consist of 2lS members, to be appointed
as follows
Maine 6, New Hampshire 9, Vermont 9.
Massachusetts IL, Rhode Island ., Connect
cut 4, New York 80, New Jersey I, Delawar,
|, Maryland 6, Virginia 9, North Carolina s.
South Carolina 5, Georgia ., Alabama T.
Mississippi 6, Louisiana s. Ohio 10, Kentuck,
10, Tennessee 8, Indiana II, Illinois 10.
Missouri II, Arkansas 4, Michigan ., Florida
/, Texas 6, Iowa 9, Wisconsin s, California
4, Minnesota 3, Oregon !, Kansas 8, West
Virginia 3, Nevada l, and Nebraska /.
The second and third sections providing
for additional members in the AID Congress
were on motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, struck
out.
After considerable discussion and offering
various amendments, the committee rose
without any disposition of the bill.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

The mind governs the muscles through the
nervous system, as tie telegraph is influenced
by remote operator through the wire. II
the mind is impaired by age or other causes,
the sympathetic nerves become debiltated,
and through the nerves the muscles of the
stomach. liver, heart, lungs or genital organs
become weakened, and disease in the form of
dyspepsia, disease of the heart, weak lungs,
or general debility, follow with their accom-
panyiug trains Of evil. Fellows Compound
Syrup of llypophosphites restore tone to the
mind, the nerves and the muscles. In this
way it oyercomes disease. dec4-+&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. December 6 q.
Gold closed ut
New York stock Market.

new YORK, December, u.
Mariposa do pid., Canton Co. 50 Cum.
berland Co. 40 Western Union Tel. Co, 6s1s
t'uicks liver Mining Coz 231s; Pacific Mail, 46s.
boston " alter Power 40 Adams tx. Co s7ss A.:
Wells. Fargo Co, 81 American Merchants | n
- :; u. :. Ex. Co, 5GA y. Y. Central II Hudson
River. W do scrip. s6ss Erie, 3l3s; do. pfd "a
Harlem 1854 do. pid ll71a Reading. ga Mich
central, liz Lake shore and Michigan southern
so Illinois Central 49, cleveland n Pitts burg
l257t Chicago North Western: GO2s do. pfd s9,s
do pid. ~ Toledo, Wabash Il Western, GA /;
To- ptd q Pittsburg Fort Wayne, 81 +; Terre
Haute, IL ; do. pid 81; Alton, ll6 ; do, pfd ll9
Onio Miss, AZ Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. 2k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

The house. barn and outbuildings of Mr.
Jacob Butterield in East Vassalboro', were
burnt to the ground yesterday morning, about
half-past three o'clock. A defect in the fur
mace communicated fire to the basement OF
the house, and the family had barely time to
escape from the burning building with their
lives. Mr. Rutterfeld had just time to draw
on his pantaloons. The cattle in the barn
were saved; but ~ or 10 tons of hay, all the
products Of the farm the last year. furniture,
bedding and farming tools were destroyed.
1t was bitterly cold at the time of the fire.
600. Mr. Butterfeld's son, Henry r, is
the proprietor of the large shovel handle fac
tory in Vassalboro'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

VIM II. Bigelow, Esq, of Clinton, has re-
signed the supervisorship Of schools for Ken
nebec county, which he has so acceptably
filled the past two years. Rev. ID. y. Shell
don of Waterville, has been recommended by
the State Superintendent, as successor, and
will probably receive the appointment from
Gov. Perham aud his Council. DR.. Sheldon
has long been identified with the school in
terest, of Maine, has contributed largely TO
the high condition of the public schools in his
own town, and will be, with his long expert
ence and ripe culture, a valuable addition to
the Board of Education.
The testimony given by witnesses on the
stand in court is sometimes quite ludicrous,
especially when the witnesses become con
fused by the cross-questons of shrewd law
yers. boy witness was asked the other day
in court how he came to go out of hls house,
which was assailed by several rowdies under
the influence of liquor. "Why," said he, II
was kicked out" Reason enough for going
out The old gentleman in the same case,
who had borne the brunt of the abuse which
had brought the case before the tribunal was
interriogated as to what the assailing party
said to him as he approached the house, on
learning that the peace and quiet Of his home
had been disturbed. "Hey?" inquired the
old man of the attorney for the prisoners.
"What was said to you. as you approached
the house, by the alleged assailants!' "They
didn't say nothn' tall to me-neyer opened
their heads-all they done was to tell me, that
d-n me, they'd knock the spots off OF me,
and trample me under their feet, and kill me
That's all the threats or anything of the kind
that heer'd!"
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. December. G

I'VCtTHD1T, %.
COTTOS-saes 1862 bales: mid. uplands 1874
tloUis-si0J; state 575d 10; round hoop ,,ni,
I+3aIlO western D - p, southern $50 40 %.
" HEAT - % bu; No spring $50 q $50 ; new
% do winter red ami amber western l15 al6l
CORN $1,000 new mixed western II as
10
OATs-salts C20oo western So a57
PORK new mess, ALSO. old IL 20
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Attention Sir knights.

TRINITY CuMMANpERY, X. T. No. :.
AUGUSTA, Dec, :, 1874.
a SPECIAL CoNCLANE of tins Commandery
VIII be heil at Masonic Han, on FRIDAY EVE
MING, Dec. :, at & o'clock. Work X. T.
Per order ofth &c.
o. b. QCINBY,
doc1-'et Recorder.
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News From California.

San Francisco, 6. The steamship Colorado
taking the place of the Moses Taylor on the
Austrian line will be detained TIL Friday OF
Saturday to await the English mails.
The Senatorial contest has narrowed down
apparently to Sergent and Cole. The pros
poets are reported as improving.
The severe storms at Portland, Oregon
have done much damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
The W Gather.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF Signal OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN, Dee. c. =. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

The low pressure in Michigan will proba-
bly, extend rapidly to Lake Ontario, with
brisk SOUTHWEST winds and stormy weather on
Thursday from Pennsylvania to Maine. Il
falling barometer. rising temperature and
possibly rain from Pennsylvania to North
Carolina. Increasing southwest winds in the
Southern and Gulf States, with cloudy weaih.
er on Thursday, and probably rain on the
gnlf coast.
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Chicago Produce Mrrket.

CHICAGO, December G.
fLOUR-spring extras
WHEAT-No. :, llyata
CORS-i13s
0ATS-32 for No. 2
RYE-No 2,62a
BARLEY -t3 tor No. q
MESS PORK 1885
LARD 81.
LIVE IlOtsS-420.
REC lour, IL 900 wheat l52 900 corn
Il 100 oats, 1000 bareJ, 81 900 hogs.
SiIlPMENTS-4U00 hour, 900 corn 1900 oats
1880 barley 10 90 hogs.
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{Hdrrien.

I'm WaGoboro, 10Th ult., Jabez W. Wallace to
Miss Eta F, Miller, both of Wadoboro; 18th ut,
Albion Achon To- Miss Al ie Benner both of
Walioboro; eth ult Alden W. Wellman to Miss
Ahhie J. Fren h, both of Waldoboro.
Ia Watervill nth nit George \. West Of Wa
tcryle, To Miss Adelaide +. Blunt, daughter of
JAS =. Blunt, ESD. OF >kowhegan.
In kendall'> Mills, 27tl. uit j. c. handler Of
Iioust1n Texas, to Mis- Anne u. Turkey of Ken
dtlrs Mills
In Lewiston, 18th ult,, GEO. \, Pollard of Wins.
low, to Miss Viola NJ, Randlet ofL.
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Ship building in Damariscotta is reviying
Capt. j. ii. Stetson proposes to build ship
of loo tons; Chas. G. Merry, a brig of 40
tons; Franklin Clark, schooner of 250 tons,
and B. d. Metcalf has just commenced build
ing small schooner of l25 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

The next term of Bowdoin College VIII
commence on the llth of January. large
number of the students are now engaged in
teaching.
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DieG.

In Fairfield, 18th ut, Mrs. sophia Buck, widow
OF the late All er Buck, az d Is wears.
In Wisca>set,' I'd ult., Silas l., Maloy, aged :
mouths, II days.
On Paris Ill 2Gth ut., Mrs. Emma n, wife of
Alonzo Brown, aged - years months.
IN Buckhed I'D ut., Mrs. Lucy, wife of Lorenzo
Atwood, aged about 90 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

We have received the prospectus of the
Bangor Daily Commercial" the new morn
ing paper to be started in Bangor the first of
January next, by Marcellus Emery. The
Commercial is to be democratic in politics,
but be devoted principally to general news
and business intelligence, giving the telegraph
ic news furnished by the Associated Press,
commercial, local and State news The start
ing of daily paper is an undertaking that
requires nerve and money, especially in Il
locality where the demands the public for
paper of that character are already well sup
piled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

The steamer Spray commenced running
her regular trips between Boothbay and Wis
casset, on the Both ult.
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Obituary

Portland, G. William NJ. Lewis, Esq.
formerly landlord of the Turner House in
>kowhegan, and subsequently of the Ameri
IAN and Preble houses in this city, died to-
night, aged IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

The Wiscasset Oracle says it is rumorod
that company is about to be formed in that
place to engage in the manufacture of shoes
and that parties from Massachusetts are in
terested in the enterprise. A public meeting
is to be held to consider the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

Thomaston is to have course Of FIVE lee
lures, to commence on the 18th Of this
month.