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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

keeper In charge, who was instructed ID teeo
an account Of the sales and take chsrre ~
the receipts. This keeper was . very Aash
sort of . fellow from Chicago, named Ia.
throp, who was disposed to ind fault with
Yankee customs and compare them uufavor-
ably with those Of his native city. Addition
ally he was indisposed to work long, and only
opened the shop at o'clock, to close far be-
fore the usual hour. He would at times en-
| ploy q substitute, who, on one occasion, pass
ed the larger portion Of the day In series of
refreshing maps. The jist Of the story 10,
however, that up to last Tuesday night La.
throp had received some $500, and since that
mas disappeared. Information as to his where
abouts will be gratefully received at the Office
Of Deputy Sheriff Bailey boston Journal.
! Lord Timothy Dexter's splendid estate At
Newburyport il about to pass under the ham
mers Prizes of the various State and county
| societies, lately awarded, attest the elegant
condition in which it has been kept. The
grotesque statues made so familiar BY . popu.
lar picture of the place are not to be seen
there, perhaps nowhere now, since their SUI
perior value as kindling wood may have long
since triumphed over their aesthetic claims.
Yet we well recall one of them which we
passed on tramp to the White Hills during
the first part of the nineteenth century, when
boys had legs and could walk. 1t then deco
rated the front of barn somewhere between
the Merrimac and Piscataqua, and gazed with
unsteady eye from the little sea. coast of New
Hampshire off toward the Isle Of Shoals,-
the liniitless ocean.-Boston Journal.
The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser says that Postmaster
General Creswell, who has just returned from
an extensive canvass Of Ohio, says that with
proper effort and an efficient organization .
republican majority of thirty thousand next
Tuesday is possible. The republicans Of the
State are really more earnest and enthusiast
tic in the campaign than their leaders, or were
so at its beginning, though within the past
few weeks the State and county committees
have been more active. The Pittsburg con-
vention exercised marked influence among
the soldiers of Ohio, which was heightened
and impressed by Greeley's speech At Pitts
burg and his subsequent tour through the
State. All the republican meetings in north
ern and central Ohio have rivalled if not ex-
ceeded in numbers and enthusiasm those of
the Brough campaign, which defeated Vallan-
digham, and the spirit Of the intelligent mas
ses was never more thoroughly aroused. Mr..
C!esswell confirms the previous reports that
the German detection will be neither general
nor numerous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Professor Pratt, the horse educator, by re-
quest of his class, has agreed to remain the
coming week in Augusta, giving his lectures
on the management of the horse, which we
are greatly interested in, as we believe it to
be the only true system Of the education of
the horse to make him safe and always re-
liable, and should he remain we will do all c
can to promote the interest of the class and
system. The Professor will handle wild
colt at o'clock, ?. NJ, and in the evening a
vicious kicking mare.
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the crew i. saved. The steamer wa. slightly

the crew is saved. The steamer was slight,
damaged.
Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. G. Commander
Howell has assumed the command of the
Navy Yard here.
The purses offered at the trotting pa in
this city for the 9th inst, have not filed we'll
but there will be trotting on that day.
The Knights Of Pythias of this city, and a
lodge from Boston, attended the funeral OF
Sir knight L. j. Green at Hampton Falls to
day.
| Rev. Mr.. Denormar tic of the Unitarian
Church in this city, completed his 10th year
as pastor to-day, with appropriate services.
Providence. r. l., Oct. G. The whaling
| schooner f. II. Hatfield of Provincetown, ar
rived in Newport last night with lao barrels
of oil.
September 10th, mate r. f. Craig of South
Boston, and Geo. l.. Stone of Athol, Mass,
were killed by whale.
In this city, yesterday, William S. LOOMS
and James Hill, carpenters, were examined
on a charge of firing their own stores, and
held for trial.
ExGov. Curtin spoke again in Philadel-
pbia last night, but did not allude to national
politics.
The Capucian friars expelled by the Gau-
temalian government sailed yesterday for
Europe.
The Tailors' Union in this city has voted
$1,000 to assist the tailors on strike in Phila-
delphia.
The Xavia Union, Catholic society, pub
fishes an address of sympathy with the Jesu-
its and other religious orders expelled from
Germany.
A Times special from Knoxville, Tenn,
says that serious trouble is apprehended be-
tween the authorities of Georgia and the
United States marshals.
Gov. Smith has instructed General VOL
ford, receiver of the Alabama and Chattanoo-
ga Railroad, not to surrender the road to
Judge Harolson and Lewis Rice, the receiv-
ers appointed by Associate Justice Bradley
of the United States Supreme Court. Gen.
Wolford says that he is instructed to tear up
every rail and burn every bridge before Civ
ing up the road.
The marshals have already arrested the
sheriff of Dade county, and another trouble
is anticipated.
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News From New York.

New York, Oct. s. Chief of Police Nc
Williams and Detective Doyle of the Jersey
City force have been arrested on the charge
OF being implicated in the attempted robbery
of the First National Bank of Jersey City.
The prisoners were committed for trial.
At Bayonne, N. Y, this forenoon, an ex-
plosion of nitro glycerine occurred on the
Central Railroad where some laborers had
been at work track-building. The glycerine
was applied for an experimental blast. The
Quarrymen were ensconced behind the bould-
crs, and after the blast Patrick McGlynn who
was not more than forty feet distant was
found horribly mangled, with his right arm
torn eff by piece of rock. Another laborer
is in adying condition.
The Excise Board to day refused license
to Paul Faulk, against whom the Seventh
Methodist Church made a complaint for the
sale of larger beer on Sundays.
District Attorney Britton of Bro Ilyn was
to-day exonerated by a jury Of the new spaper
charges against him.
Buckley, police justice in Brooklyn, was
to- day indicted for iutoXication while on the
bench, and direlection of duty.
General Burnside sailed to-day for Europe
New York, Oct 6. Proctor and Denny
convicted of burglary at the fast Natona
Bank of Jersey City, were discovered to-day
in flat 10 escape from jail. Five pounds o.
powder were found in their cells, sent to then
in cans of peaches.
The ocean race for the Cape May challenge
cup for schooner yachts on next Thursday
from Sandy Hook to Cape May and return
will be contested by the Alarm, Dauntless
Madeline, Palmer, Dreadnaught and Maggie
Horace Greeley has been invited to make
another Westurn tour.
A large number Of persons alleged to hav,
been registered fraudulently in Newark, N
| j., are summoned to appear before the Crane
Jury Monday.
! The East Chester, N. y, National Bank
closes January LIST, it is said in consequence
! of oppressive local taxation.
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STATE NEWS.

John Moulton, employed in one of the mills
at Olamon, had his foot cut nearly off by a
circular saw Friday afternoon.
The Hartford Cosrant says $50, 900 of Port
land and Ogdensburg Railroad bonds have
been taken by capitalists in that city.
The Bangor Wing says it is rumored that
prominent railroad official in that city is
about to resign his position and enter into the
more quiet pursuit OF farming.
There were 1926 horses and ga colts in
Androscoggin county in 1869. The number
is now not less than 5000 in all. There were
81 800 horses and colts in Maine in 1866.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

One Cademencean, a resident of Paris has
been sentenced to prison for fifteen days for
fighting duel.
Paris private despatch says that Gambetta's
illness is very severe and is the result of over
work.
A Clubhouse at Bayland, Texas, containing
10000 bales of Sea Island cotton, was de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday.
General Won Schwertz, German ambassa-
dor at Vienna, was married yesterday to Miss
Jay, daughter of the American minister to
Austria.
At public sale yesterday, A. F. Camp
bell of New York, purchased the old Ameri-
can Theatre in Walnut street, above Eighth
street, Philadelphia, for 800, 900.
Earl Granville is temperance man.
j. Ross Browne has bought 20, 1000 acres of
California salt marsh for $300,000
Authority is given for the contradiction Of
the current report that ex-Emperor Napoleon
intends to visit Ireland.
A Morristown, Tenn, dispatch states that
the wounded by the railroad accident near
Greenville number twenty seven, four of
whom will probably die. The train was
crowded, and the escape of the passengers
from instant death was almost miraculous.
John Q. Thompson has brought suit
against General Sigel to recover $4,000 for
writing up the war record OF General Sigei.
The defendant denies that he authorized
Thompson to do the job
An alleged horrible discovery on the ocean
OF an abandoned vessel named 'Glenalvon,"
with nine skeletons upon it, Is to be investi-
gated at Sidney, Cape Briton, near where
the vessel was found drifting.
Among the claims of British subjects
| against the United States is that Of an Irish
man, who seeks to recover 5000 900 for six
hundred days Imprisonment during the re-
bellion. We know Of several individuals
who would go to Jail willingly for that length
of time for half that consideration.
Dispatches from Georgia say the election
went by default. Negroes who were enthu-
siastic in support of Walker were violently
driven from the polls in many counties, and
the law by which the election was held ear
lier this year than usual was framed for the
purpose of limiting the time for the payment
Of the poll tax by the coiored men, many of
whom by this means lost the opportunity of
voting.
Inc reported anu progressive movement IN
Japan is denied by late and official advices.
Minister Mori has resigned, but against the
wishes of his government, which has raised
his rank to that Of minister resident. liz
will, however, remain in Washington at pres
ent. disagreement between Prince Iwaku
ra aud Minister Mort is reported.
The President has called for the Depart
ment reports, that he may prepare his annua
message. -s r.
When Nj. Theirs visited the Shenandoah
at Havre, he complimented Captain Wells,
and alluded to the friendly relations between
/ France and America, hoping they would al
ways endure. -
/ A few weeks ago Deputy Sheriff Bailey
had occasion to attach the stock IN shoe
store in Guild row, and in doing so placed a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07
Marrir1.

In Athens, 30h ult., Atwood c. starbird Of Hart.
land, to Miss Hattie a. Magoon of Athens.
In East Machias, 25th uit., Charles l.. Cox to
Miss Hattie L. Moffatt; Aug. 18th, Charles A. Dem
mons to Miss Sarah NJ. Demmons; 9Th ult, Geo.
A. Maker to Miss Vina E. Cook; 22d ult., VIM. Cat
comb OF Calais, to Miss Sarah f. Quirky of East
Machias.
In Boston, LIST inst, James III. Standish of Boston,
to Miss Clara f. Wiaslow of Bath lst inst, Calvin
NJ. Baldwin of Newark, n. j., to Miss Martha r.
Aver of Brunswick.
In Harpswell, Sth ult, Capt Alfred S. Cunning
to Miss Helen Nj. Bishop.
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The Waterville Mail thus speaks of Prof.
Pratt, who is now showing his skill in this
city:
Prof. Pratt, the great horse trainer, left
Waterville for Lewiston on Friday. His ex-
hibition here, in connection with the No.
Ken. Fair, has excited considerable interest
and given very marked satisfaction to those
capable of judging the merit OF his system. 1t
is natural and philosophical, and SO readily
commends itself to common sense and reason,
that those who investigate will adopt it. 1t is
worth to young farmer more than any horse
he is likely to raise; for he will apply it not
only to all animals, from his cat to his horse,
but get from it scraps of wisdom for training
his children. We commend Prof. Pratt to
all classes of men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Major P. NJ. Fogler of this city, has pur-
chased of Joseph Miller, Esq, of this city,
the controlling interest in the West Gar
diner Furniture Manufacturing Co., and
the new firm will be known as F. NJ Fogler
& Co. Maj. Fogler has been advised by
physicians to seek some out of door employ
ment for the benefit of his health, and the
new business will furnish just the employ.
ment needed. Miss Morse, the efficient
clerk in the Register of Deeds office, will re-
main in that position, and the interests of the
public will be fully attended to as heretofore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

George Dplock was before the municipal
court Saturday, charged by Henry c. Hamil-
ton with felonous assault upon him, with a
dangerous weapon, with intent to kill. He
plead not guilty, was adjudged guilty of as
sault and battery, and fined ten dollars and
cost, from which sentence he appealed to the
October term of Supreme Judicial Court.
Ordered to recognize in 500 to enter and
prose, tie the same.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
BANGOR,

Bangor, Me. Oct. During an alteration
on board the steamer City of Richmond, to-
day, between John Clark and Frank Leonard,
two colered walters on the steamer, Clark at
tackled Leonard with razor, making a fear
full wound across his face, laying open his alb
domen to the length of five inches and slash
ing his breast in several places. Though
dangerous, it is not thought o-night that his
wounds will prove mortal. Clark was arrest
ed and committed to Jail
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Telegraph views in General.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3. Mayor Stackly was
interviewed this A. NJ, and confirmed the re-
port that Yonkers made an affidavit to the
truth of his statement made after his release
from prison. The Mayor declined to give the
affidavit for publication, saying it will be used
in trials soon to come off.
Lewes, Del, Oct. g. The steamer Zodiac
.collided with an unknown schooner at IL
o'clock last night, Oft Five Fathom Light
The schooner is reported to have sunk, but
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Farmers who refused seventy five cents per
ID. for their wool in July, are now ready to
sell at fifty cents. Wool that readily brought
ninety cents in April is now offered at sixty
cents, with few buyers. The depression in
the wool market is in part owing to the i'm
mense quantity of foreign wool in the hands
of dealers, and the closeness of money mark
ct. Better prices are not looked for before
the first Of January.
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We are assured by Ira d. Sturgis, Esq,
that the statements going the rounds purport-
extensive land sale of the Messrs. Coburn,
are entirely wrong-the only thing correct
about them being the fact that the lands have
been sold.
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BELFAST.

Belfast, Me-, Oct. 5. The schooner Flora
Condor, three masted, three hundred tons,
was launched to-day from the yard Of Capt.
Henry McGlvery. She is owned by parties
in this city, and is to be commanded by Capt.
Rufus C. Condor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

The extraordinary effect of Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites is due to its
power of imparting the vital principles to all
constitutions impaired by wasting or debiltat-
ing maladies. 1t is acceptable to the palate,
and suitable for all ages and all institutions.
The blood is restored to purity and health,
the nerves and muscles are strengthened,
while tuberculous or consumptive deposit is
retarded. oct1-t&wlw
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The Winthrop school house is up and is
partly clapboarded 1t will be fine struct-
ure when completed and an ornament to the
good old town. 1t will be occupied by the
graded schools of the town which are in ex-
cellent condition.
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A cheerful note frem one Of our old and
valued subscribers in Iowa, contains these
lines II must hear from my native State
once week. have been reading the Jour
nal over forty years, from the time it was
published by Luther Severance, and think it
grows better and better as it grows older.
The State of Maine, like my adopted State Of
Iowa, stands firm for good government"
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Summary OF Religious Intelligence.

The next annual meeting of the Maine AS
ISOLATION of the New Church will be held in
the New Church Temple in Portland, on Sat-
urday and Sunday, Oct. 18th and 18th, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the 18th.
The Universalist State Sunday School Con-
yention is to be held at Waterville on the 10th
and 18th inst.
Rev. T. M. Butler, a graduate of Colby
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STATE OF MAINE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTING

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, sept. 20, 1872.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held ct the Council Chamber, in Augusta on
TUESDAY,. the sth day Of October next, at 10
o'clock y. NJ.
Attest: GEORGE G. STACY,
sept2S-i&w2w Secretary of state.
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News From Salt Lake.

Salt Lake City, Oct. 6. The Forty-seoond
Semi-Annual Conference of the church of the
Latter Day Saints commenced to-day. The
tabernacle was crowded with members from
all parts of the Territory. President Smith
and Apostles Pratt and Hyde delivered ser
mons to-day, in which there was nothing new
or striking. The conference continues till
Friday.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ lately snbssting between MILLER, MORSE
Co, at West Gardiner, Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The entire business of the firm Of
Miller, Morse & Co., having been purchased by r.
NJ. Fogler & Co.. they will continue to carry on the
of Tables, Bedsteads, &C., as here.
tofore and will settle al demands for and against
said firm of Miller, Morse 4 Co.
JOSEPH MILLER,
r. E. MORSE.
GEORGE COWEE.
West Gardiner, October /, 1872. oct7. t3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

The Hallowell Granite Co. have commence
ed shipping granite to Albany in earnest.
Five car loads left Friday, and fifteen on Sat-
urday by special train. Labor will be in de
mand in Hallowell for the next twelve
months.
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Difn.

In skowhegan, 2sth ut, Cinthia W, widow Oft the
late Capt. George Pooler, aged s. years, months.
In Bath I'd inst, DR.. Thomas Child, aged "a yrs;
Sd inst, George H. Morse, aged Il years IL months,
3 days.
rison, aged 60 years.
In Topsham eth ult., Mrs. Martha Dyer, aged 81
years,
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FINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL.


new YORK, Oct 3.
COTTON --sales 1854 oales mid. upiands 1873
FLoGk-sales $500; state 00a7 40; round hoop
Ohio l5a9 10; Western o0g9 So; southern 40J
II o.
WHEAT li10 bu; No. spring 15ssl 50; new
do winter red and amber western 90 II Is
COkN-l61JO new mixed western G2ls a63
90
OATs-sales $4,000 western 4aPi6
POHk-li G2a; prime, IL 5Olll Is
LARG-sSssa,
BUTTER state. 2i3ls Western IL
WitlShEI Western free, W
RtCE--CafOlina. 81 a9.4
COFFEE-,l49l1A.
SUsAk-Porto Rico, 9al0 .Museovaeo, 9.93.
RibLASSES-N. u. a0g35
si''rS TuRPENTlNE- u
IOSlS- 55gi SO
PrTEoiNi A,--erude, l3t1 refined, &c
rAtLOW-- W asa
FREGGitJ'N TO LtN ERPOOI Flour par sal 3s,
Cot a.. al per steam, Graia ia.
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Weather.
WAR DEPARTME.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAi. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct. C.-S 7. NJ.
On the lower lakes and thence eastward
over New York and New England falling
barometer; seutherly and westerly winds
with areas of rain in the Middle States.
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Unfading loyliness belongs only to the i'm
mortals, but whoever uses the fragrant Sozo-
don't can at least defy time to injure one of
the elements of beauty, good set of teeth.
Octl- cod +&wlw.
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If you don't want to disgust every body
with your offensive breath, cure your catarrh
upon which it depends. $500 reward is Of
fered by the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for case of Catarrh which he can
not cure. 1t is sold by druggists.
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POLITICAL.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 5. Official reports of 80
counties show majority for Smith (dem.) of
40,0l3. Thus tar l29 democrats and six re-
publicans are elected as representatives.
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The Universalist church is to be SUPPLIED
with new furnaces.
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Show your pass now on the railroad, or
pass out your money. Having neither please
pass out at the door at the next station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Regular communication of Bethlehem
Lodge +. and A. NJ, at Masonic Hall, this
evening at o'clock.
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Local a.lo State Nous.

Farmers have hard work to find barrels
enough to.hold their cider.
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Dolly Warden is dead. The creature dice
fashionably.
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100 Dozen of Under Shirts and Drawers
just received by S. W. Huntington & Co., at
their one price stores in Augusta and Gar
diner, which are to be sold in the next thirty
days at the following extremely low prices !:
so cents, IS cents, 90 cents and 81 90 per
garment. oct5-+lw
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Cincinnati Produce MARKET
CIaCINNArI, Oct. 8.
MESS PORK--l3 50g
LARD IN: ketileS
BULK MEATS sides lose
BACON-shonlder, tx clear rib II y sides Tx
WHISKEY-9O
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
w AIfHlAN6ENkNIs
L. Weekly Line.

.ONand aaer the i SIni Ins5.' In. inc
kE&&&yz&4 FRANC0NIA will, until further
notice, run as follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every Monday and
Thnrsdsy nj O'Clock p. NJ, and leave Pier 49, East
River, New York, every Monday and Thursday ut
O'Clock p. Nd. 80
accommodations Tor passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
State Rooms, $500. Cabin Passage. 600. Meals
extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec.
Halifax, Sc. John, and all paris Of Maine.
Shippers are requested 20 send their freight 10 the
steamers as early AZ Y. n, On the dAys that they
leave Portland. For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf, Portland.
JF AMES, Pier IS East River. New York.
Portland May 20 1869, lynn