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the dishonesty Of johnson. The explanation
of this excess of currency and deficiency OF
coin may be found in document No. 2, &C.
companying the report of the committee,
which shows that the difference is not the re-
suit of dishonesty but of erroneous classif-
cation of entries in the books of the Office
The Secretary's letter concludes as follows
Upon the whole the result reached by the
committee is such that the business of the
treasury has been we'll conducted, and that
the losses in the aggregate are very insignii.
can't as compared with the transactions of the
office.
The British and American claims commits
sion met to-day, and without deciding any
cases adjourned till Thursday. 1t is under
stood that there will be very little important
business before the commission till next fall
They will meet occasionally, but few cases
will be heard.
w. w. Graves, clerk of the steamer Utah,
who absconded last Tuesday with several
thousand dollars belonging to the boat, was
arrested to-day in Idaho city.
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We have repeatedly noticed the propress

We have repeatedly noticed the progress
of Swedish emigration in the Aroostook coun.
ty. We take the following from the Sunrise ::
evidences of the thrift, industry and en-
terprise of the people of New Sweden are APP
parent every day. Tuesday, three or four
two and four horse teams passed this village
loaded with steam engines and machinery for
that town which less than two years ago was
an unbroken forest. Two large and powerful
engines, one of which is here and the other on
the road with all the machinery for saving
lumber, are on the way to New Sweden. The
mills are to be located about five miles apart,
and the known industry perseverance and
skill of these immigrants insure success
The first school in New Sweden, taught by
the Lutheran clergyman, closed last week and
was perfect success. Seventy scholars
were in attendance, who have made great
progress in learning the English language.
Nothing in the immigration line ever equaled
the success of this Swedish immigration. The
money it has cost the State is nothing in value
compared with the results attained. The
Swedish immigration scheme is grand sue
cess We hope it will 90 on until there is no
unoccupied land in Maine"
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INTEL gence from Mexico,

City of Mexico, H. VIA Havana, -. The
government forces are triumphing over the
revolutonists, Gen. Rocha has driven them
out of the cities of i2nas Calientes, Lagos
and Zacatecas, and relieved the troops at
San Luis. In battle on the ID, Rocha with
G000 troops defeated the united revolutionary
forces numbering 5000, killing and wounding
100 and capturing 1000, and all their artillery
except three guns. The revolutionists re-
treated toward Fresnella and Xerez pursued
by Rocha. This victory is a death blow to
ing doing in domestic industries and trade in
foreign goods is slight General Negrete
with 600 men keeps the States Of Puebla,
Hidalgo and Flascala in constant alarm by
acts of vandalism. Martial law exists in
l. Statcs.
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w. f. HALLEI"E.
AGENT,
Augusta, Maine.
mn i,u2
AUGUSTA GAS LIGHT co.

NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting
~ OF the stockholders of the Augusta Gas Light
Company Will be held at the Company's onice in
Augusta, on Thursday, May I'd, ls12 to act on the
following articles, viz:
lst. To see if the company will sell that part of
It's works in the city of Halloween at public on pr
fae sale IN conformity to an act OF the Legislature
approved Feb. 25th, 1867.
ID. To see If the company will authorize sub
scrption 10 the capital stock of a Hallowcll Gas
Light Company, to be organized in conformity To
the aforesaid act.
Sd. Failing to dispose OF the Iallowell works
under the aforesaid articles, TO see what dispOsi-
ton shall be made Of said works, what insiruc-
tons shall be given to the Directors in relation to
the management OF the same.
4th To adopt any measures to carry out any
authority conferred or direction given under the
aforesaid articles.
9Th To take action on any other bushes, prop
erly coming before said meeting
Per order OF the Directors.
GEORGE +. NORTH, Clerk.
March 18th, 1872. marl5.t3tStm
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very promising Hambletonian colt, 4 veo..
old, to j. c. Shaw for gentleman in Bos,on
for $500. That stock stands very high
Miss Myra Hodgkins, of Nobleboro', ha.
just completed quilt in which there il Az.
teen hundred and cighty-hve pieces, no two
pieces of which are alike. She has been en-.
gagged portion of her time for over two
years on the task.
DIR. J. Bovee Dois, who died in BROOKLYN
Friday, was once Universalist preacher in
this State, and was settled at Kenduskeag.
He wrote some works in defence of Univer-
salism but afterwards left that denomination
and published works attacking his former
position. He afterwards became interested
in mesmerism and kindred topics, and was
deposed from the ministry.
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HYPOPHOSrHiTEs.
CARBoNEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND, Jan. 3, 1871.
Mr. JAMES /. FELLows.-Sir; ! came to
this country in May, 1860. found coun-
tryman of mine laboring under some affection
of the lungs. | recommended your Syrup,
tried at the Druggists in Iiarbor Grace, but
they thought was inyenting the name at their
expense. However in April, 1870, Mr.. Edgar
Joyce rapidly wasted away with every symp-
tom of quick consumption, SO that he was
unable to walk across the room, having no
appetite, pains in the left side, nervous sys-
TEN unstrung, dry hacking cough, &c. For
tunately | learned that your Syrup could be
obtained at Mr.. Dearins, in St. Johns, and
Immediately procured some Showed one to
w. ii. Thompson, who ordered supply from
you at once.) This was Tuesday afternoon;
at night he took the prescribed dose, and in
tho morning he described the very results
notified on the wrapper. His appetite soon
began to return, and voracious one it was,
too the dry, hacking cough changed into
loose but violent attacks, finally disappearing
altogether; pains left his side, his hand as
sumed its usual steadiness, and before he fin
shed ten bottles his health was quite restored
and to-day not a more healthy person is to be
found on our streets and it is the opinion of
all, had he not been fortunate in getting your
valuable Syrup Of lIypophosphitcs, he would
now be in his grave.
lie happened to be in W. II. Thompson's
the day your first shipment arrived, and took
at once four bottles to the Labrador, which
he was very anxious to do, but had not occs-
sion to use them himself. No other medicine
will he ever prescribe, recommend or give,
but yours
| also recommended it to another consump-
tive, but have not'heard from him since, as
he lives in distant part of the Island. Hoping
this will give you some encouragement,
| remain, yours, sc
ID. ii. BURRIGE.
mar26-t&wlw
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New York Produce Market,
NEw YokK, March. %

COrION-saies ~ bales. MD. uuaBds -.
FLOUE-12OU0, state JlJ9 $40; round noop ONO
6s3aIes j: western 4 5sol5 southern 6si go 80
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. Z eprng l5l al5I new
IL do winter red ANA amber western 1853 glit
CORN A.VU i: new mixed western 1ojs a7It,
OATS-saies 5000; western jjis rs
PoRh- new mess, lj.Oos Old. 1906
prime,
LARD SIG % ssteam: 9 Kettle, 1875.
BUTTEK-Westn, l2d3S state, "a as,
WHlSkEY Western free, $50.
RlCE-Caroiina 50 aoa.
SUGAR-Porto RICO, - ;Muscovado, 50 e9-s
MOLASSES-N. q. G0aiis
SP'TS TURPENTINE-aI
ROSIN- alD
PETROLEUM-crude,l 1878. refined, IN
TALON So a.
FRElGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton. l-is
I'D, hour 0s, I'd, wheat 5s.d.
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ZES5 { {&6E}&5$$R
N TEMPLR PLACE, BOSTON, MASS.

THIS Institution was established in 1916. to Sc
i cure the greatest perfection in the practice
and use of Vegetable Remedies, and to secure
permanent place where families and invalids could
obtain the best medical advice, and such remedies
as might be required, without the use OF poison
DR.. Greene has been physician Of this 1nstitu-
ton since its formation, now twenty-five years,
and his success Is, we believe, without parallel.
Especial attention given to Scrofula, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Fits, Paralysis, Rheumatism,
Hurnors of the Blood, Diseases of the Skin, Spine,
Heart Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all Diseases Of the
Nervous System, Stomach, Throat, Lungs, and
all Chronic Ailments.
DIR. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descriptive Of
diseases, and their proper treatment, will be sent
free to invads.
Also a Treatise on Diseases Of the Hair and
Scalp, and the bad effects of using injurious prepa
rations for the hair, and the advantage Of using
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NOTICE.

pursuance of the provisions and requirements
i OF an act of the Legislature, passed Feb Is,
le'2 entitled, AN act to change the place of hold
ing the supreme Judicial Court in the county of
Somerset, and to change the shire town Of Somerset
county, the undersigned, County Commissioners
OF the county OF Somerset hereby give public no.
tee that suitable and convenient rooms, and other
accommodations for said Supreme Judicial Court
and County officers have been furnished by the
the act referred to- and that we have. thereupon,
caused the records in all the County Offices includ-
ing the Registry of Deeds Registry of Probate, the
records of the County Commissioners, and the
records and files of all the courts which NOW are,
or have been held in said County, to be removed to
the places prepared for them in said Skowhegan.
which, from this time forward is the shire Of
said County.
ALBERT \. GREENWOOD Comfy Commmis
JOHN RUSSELL, sioners of Somer
SYLVANUS Il. WALTON, set County.
Skowhegan, March %, 1872. marclI2G.t&W:tw
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, March, %

Mariposa ), do pfd, Canton Co. o. Cum
6erland Co. - Western Union Tel. Co., IL
GSu i; Mining Coz Az. Pacific Mail, G23s
Boston Water Power, So Adams Elk. Co.. 9S !;
Wells, Fargo Co., Il American Merchants Tn
~; q. 8. Elk. Co., 7sss: MY. Central & Hudson
hiter, 94T do. scrip. s0l4 Erie, 80 do. pld. 1877
Harlem, AZ do. pfd l35 /; Reading, ll4. Mich
Central, max; Lake Shore and Michigan southern
~ Illinois Central 49,; Cleveland X Pittsburg,
Chicago 4 Rock Island, 1852. Mil. Il ST. Pau 81 ;
do. pid., 81 n; Toledo. Wabash Il Western, IL, !;
90. pid 70 Pittsburg Il Fort Wayne, So 1erre
Haute, - do. pfd u Alton, ll6 4; do, Did I20
Ohio ~ Miss, 4s14 Boston. Hartford q Erie. *
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The report in yesterdays Argus that the
appointment of Deputy Secretary of State
had been rendered to J. Il. Mlliken, Esq, of
Portland, and declined by him, and that it
had then been rendered to Hon. Alden Jack
son of Waldoboro, and accepted, is some
what premature. 1t is a fact that Mr.. Stacy,
Secretary of State, has been in consultation
with Mr.. jackson, with view to obtaining
the services of gentleman well versed in
the duties of the office, but no definite ar
rangements have yet been entered into.
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New York, %. \ conference was held to-
day between Col. Scott representing the
Pennsylvania Central, VIM. II. Vanderbilt
representing the New York Central and Col
Phillips representing the Allaghany Railroad
and deputations of oil refiners and producers,
and New York and Boston petroleum asso-
Citations in reference to the freight question
The negotiations were secret but it is I'M
derstood that satisfactory arrangement was
perfected.
1t WAS agreed that all the arrangements for
the shipment of oil from and after this date
shall be upon basis Of perfect equality to
all shippers, producers and retiners, and that
no drawbacks or other arrangements of any
character shall be made.
Judge Cariozo has granted a writ of error
in the case of Phillip Wilkie, sentenced to
imprisonment for life for murder, but denied
stay of proceedings.
The Belgian murder case is put over till
Saturday To await the arrival OF Witnesses
from Brussels.
The New Jersey Central Railroad las de-
clared quarterly dividend of two and one
half per cent.
Judge Benedict has ordered the discharge
of Robert Burke, convicted of stealing a
package of newspapers from the post Office
on the ground that he stole two separate
newspapers, an offence not covered by the
statute.
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Boston Items.

Boston, 20. Geo. II. Fallcy who abscond
ed some months ago from the employ of
Crosby, Morse & Foss, Washington street
Jewellers, with $1,000 worth of jewelry has
been arrested in st. Louis.
James Ferguson, seamen of Eastport, Me-,
was lost overheard from the schooner Emma
Day, on the passage from New York to that
port.
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City Government Of Bangor.

Bangor, 20. In convention of the city
council to-day Seth Paine was reelected
Treasurer and Collector; H. A. Bolton, City
Marshal; John Hayes, City Clerk E. Low,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. and
in fact the entire board of last year, except
ing Mr.. Preble city physician in place of II.
Jewell who declined a re- election.
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#arrteD.

In Chicago Goth nit, by Rev. Mr.. Goodspeed,
Alex. NJ Fleck of Austin, Mimi, to Miss Sarah
Fannie Waite of Augusta.
In Dover, 9th inst, Edmund Il. Fox to Miss
Melvina +. Bean, both otDover.
In East Corinth, 18th ult., John Service Of Gar.
land, to Miss Ellen Legrow ofCharlsston; End inst
Frank A. Folsom of Atkinson, to Miss susan Nj.
Brann of Dover.
In Msysville, 18th inst, by Rev. G. S. Pitcher,
Joshua NJ Grouse of Washburn, to Miss Emma l.
Upton of Norway.
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Jacob Steinman was before the municipal
court yesterday, on complaint of Benz. Fowles
for being drunk and disturbing the peace
of the city of IIallowell. He plead. guilty to
was committed
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AMATEUR
CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE
TO THE
FJower and Kitchen Garden.

We are pleased 70 announce that the 2Gth Annua.
Edition of this well-SnoWn wofA Is now ready, en-,
new coored Llthograph, besides hundreds of en-
cravings in addition TO its hlll descriptive pricelis
az 1900 varieties OF choice Flower and Vegetable
seeds, Rare 6ladolus, Lilies, Tuberoses, sc. and
fun directions for their culture. This IL withou,
doubt the most perfect work Of the Kind beforett
public. esrsent free TO applicants upon recei
OF stamps Address,
wAsHBURN CO.,
VS. 30, tou, Mas,
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Suicide.

Portland, %. S. A. Avery, commercial
traveller for b. w. Conant, fancy goods deal
er of Boston, committed suicide last night
with laudanum, and was found dead in his
bed this forenoon at the Preble House. He
left letter very incoherently written, max.
ing complaints against several persons.
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Oefalcatiou.

Portland, Me-, &c defalcaton has been
discovered in the accounts of the postmaster
at Bridgton, and he has resigned. 1t is
thought government will suffer no loss as the
amount is more than secured by bondsmen.
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To Parents, Pastors and others, whose
sons friends may be leaving home for
u esideMCe In the City of Portland

The Young Mems Christian Association of Port
land, Me, announce that they have Committee
who are strangers, and leading them under relig-
ious influences. They therefore request all, who
desire the cooperation of this Committee to send
the names and addresses of Young Men about to
reside IN Portland, in whom they are interested,
with such particulars Of character as they may
deem proper (Which will be strictly confdential),
to w. IT. JORDAN,
Sec Standing Committee.
f. A. SMITH, President. 20. Box 2000
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Prof Paul II. Chadbourne, professor of
mental philosophy at Bowdoin College, will
remain only until commencement. Military
drill has commenced under the instruction of
Major Sanger. The exercises are conducted
at present in the north wing of the chapel.
The students will give gymnastic exhibition
in City Hall, Portland, two weeks from next
Friday.
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John W. Perkins, Esq, of Auburn, one OF
che representatives from that city in the last
have before noticed, died yesterday morning
Of acute congestion of the lungs. His place
of business was in Lewiston, where he has
been for years one of the leading dry goods
merchants Of the city. He was A years of
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A neighbor in cleaning out cistern found
two dead rats, a half dozen dead mice, and
several defunct toads. He has now some idea
as TO "what made the darned water smell"
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Fire.

Lewiston, %. The store of ID. C. Dunlap,
Lisbon Falls, took fire this morning and part
of the roof was burned off. The stock val
ued at $1,000, was damaged by water and
hasty removal. Loss probably covered by
insurance.
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Bishops Serenaders, full troupe OF artists,
appear at Granite Hall on this TUESDAY
evening This may be new company to
some of our citizens but it has been organiz-
ed for years, and has met with favorable
reception wherever it has appeared and re-
ceived most favorable notices from the press.
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Local auO State NeWs.

The clereymen in Gardiner are preaching
specially to the members of the Reform club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-26

Prayer meeting on this evening, at the
Methodist vestry, in the interests Of the Au
gusta Reform Club, to which the public are
respectfully invited. 1t is expected that Mr..
Francis Murphy of Portland, will be present.
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Cincinnati Produce Market

CINCINNATI March, -.
MESS PORK-I..oO tfs4
LARD So.
BULK MEATS-sides Ga
BACON-shoulder, ) clear rib ca sdra "a
WHISkEY-e4 t.t
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There is a gentleman in this city whose BIRTH
dav comes but once in four years. He was
born on the goth day of February.
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The ice in all the rivers is of unprecedent-
cd thickness
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
drty.sccond Congressional Session.
WAsuINGToS, %.
SENATE.

SENATE.
| Billy were introduced by Mr.. Ramsey TO
construct and aid in rebuilding leyees on the
( Mississippi river, and for other purposes :;
incorporating the Mississippi Levee and Tel
egraph Company with capital of 81 900, 900;
| to construct levees and line of telegraph
from Cape Giradean, Missouri, to Fort Jack
son, Louisiana, on both sides of the river,
| free from State taxation, and with long
grant of twenty five sections per mile along
the line of said levees BY Mr.. Wright, an
amendment of the act granting pensions for
service in the war of 1912. BY Mr.. Pome-
roy to aid in settling lands on the territory of
| Colorado river, and in aid of a frontier col
| onization company. BY Mr.. Howe to estab-
fish a national university.
The following bills were con ,idered and
passed.
To authorize the Lake Ontario Shore Rail
road Company to extend their track across
| the harbor of Oswego to extend the customs
and navigation laws over Alaska and ada
cent waters and islands acquired by the
United States; authorizing the construction
OF railroad bridges across the Ohio river at
| or near Evansville and Mt Vernon Indiana;
| appropraing so 900 to deepen the ST. Clair
! flats canal to l6 feet to amend the act to
regulate the consular systems Of the United
States; to amend the act for the protection of
| American citizens who may discover depos-
its of guano.
The bill to facilitate commerce with China,
Japan and other countries of Asia was taken
up, but pending its consideration the Senate
at 30 went into executive session and soon
after adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Starkweather moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill to confirm the action OF
the board Of aldermen and common council
of the city of Washington, designating
depot site tor the Baltimore & Potomac Rail
road. Negatived-l19 to g.
Mr.. IIawley moved to suspend the rules
and pass the Senate bill to enable honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors, their widows
and minor children to secure homesteads on
public lands. Agreed to.
Mr.. Tyner from the committee or public
buildings reported a joint resolution provid-
ing for the colossal statute of the late Ad.
miral Farragut, to be erected in Farragut
Square, in the city of Washington. 1t in
structs the Senate and House committees on
public buildings and grounds to inspect all
the models that may be presented to them
within 90 days and to select theretrom one
of the most appropriate to commemorate the
deeds and character of Admiral Farragut
And it instructs tie secretary of the navy to
contract for such a statute, the cost not ex-
ceeding $50 Geo. After remarks in favor of
the Joint resolution by Messrs. Tyner Cox,
Starkweather and Garfield, it was on motion
Of Mr.. Garfield amended SO as to extend the
time for the selection of model to the lst of
January 1873, and passed.
On motion OF MIR. Negley the bill for the
better protect of life and property on board
steam vessels was made a special order for
Thursday next.
Adjourned.
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DieD.

In Dexter, 18th inst, Welcome Bentley, aged
years months, IS days; 18th inst, George T.
Bentiey, aged years, 4 months, 10 days. Child
ren OF George and Jane Bentley.
~ In Exeter, l4th ult. Mrs. Betsey K. Pullen, aged
81 years, month, 10 days.
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THE
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR

80 pages and II Illustrative engravings. A new
medical work, written by DIR. +. Hallock who has
had greater success in the treatment OF diseases
which are described in this work than perhaps ever
fell toSthe lot of Mortal man. 1t treats on Lost
Manhood, Nervous and General Debility, Seminal
weakness, and all Diseases of the Generative Or.
gans in both sexes. Sent FREE receipt of stamp.
Address HALLOCk MEDICAL INSTITUTE, li3
Court St, Boston, Mass.
b. DR.. HALLOCk, who is the Chief Consult.
ing Physician OF the Institute, can be consulted
per.oAilly or by mail.
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PROBABILITIES.

The area of rain and snow will extend east
over the New England States by and on
Tuesday morning. A rising barometer, fall
ing temperature, northwest winds and clear
ing weather will prevail north and west Of
the Ohio Valley and extend to Western
Pennsylvania and over the Southern States,
except along the immediate coast by Tuesday
morning and over the New England States
during the night of Tuesday
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Company announce that the Missouri river
bridge will be open Wednesday next for pub
lie use. 4rf f " ff
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Bosworth is making to order business suits
for SIS, SIS, $50, So, S2J. 1928 and $50.
nar26. +tf