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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

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fden 5of bic Iid re>t 70 menie sure9t
ftnoen fcnnten, cab ie otne 2orhee,etr
beim muften.
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nur ridf, eab i'm ra5 @eley bel isinen
Yldns" Acntre."
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unr fir iein eianes Sntere{1e 70 gut
loraen als es esbt."
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SEER Greeley? poer gar 5nr
Sdurs?
8. Die &esisrun9 Grants IL hlcs,
lhwufduta, lanareilia, itupic, una barb.
m1ulis in ibrer Selbfludt."
Sir &ur;meil Der Nattcn mfre*
5err @rseley better icrsen. u61rtmiuz
Zig" 1T er aud niht; penn Nsrr Blair
reitet ibn iammt 0errn Shur,. rehtn Il
niu ; fupic fam man rem Me!Nn Don
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msib cie Seute, lie Jpn, :pie 6err Gd.ar;>
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nit iebr a%gsemetnen &spenearten obsu<
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an @runcidsen felt ;u balten. ~Selthz
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miroe CT i;tne mialiebi9e Ysrj:p REM.
9aare ni6t ais Observation-Disclosures
aufpran9en, 100 ielbt 6err Sburs
ntdts telleree ~ istnem 2obe la9en tann,
alS RAT man fir Jpn timmen m u g.
neil es ~Su lpdt" it. einen BeAsre1.
III fncen.
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Gtltdbe befbetbene Sem erfunaen III
Der eriten eroRen Champagne
Nebe oe6 EQUATOR S@ur3
fur @reeleD.

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Gem 2eier fir bic beutise etns
~Bieberle9un9" tr 81. Qoui(er Sc
Be oe6 Senator S&urs in Ausf&t
~1elIten, 70 mar BET Muebrud ni9t aana
paI7snp eemdblt, ia er auf etne in fortz
loufenoem 3ulammenbanee i}ebenbe Mnt>
mort auf jene6 lore1am ouseeorbeitete
rernerilde &%unfwert i@lieben LIEF. ST.
oenp elma6 Der9letden mirb 11a>
tlrli6 pur& RE Bel@rdnftbeit bes &au>
mes unlerer 3eitun8 Don ielbt ausee>
i@lo0en.
@ir fSrnen chen muir etli&e puntte
be%rousoreifsn uno NIT lol@ea 8emer>
funsen beleudten, als ite un6 i'm Snte<
re0e Der @ermeipuns ein(eitieer %n>
idauunesmeilt %notbmenoi9 erl@etnen.
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bie.bei elmer eepdblten Muserudswetlt>
auf tpel9e Der BON 9erm Saur3 on9e<
i&luQene Son ni&t INNER &nipru& ma
DEN fann.
Ntio!
1. $50 babe ba6 l1nelld e.bobt>
8ielen bon renen NIT cenen, t@ frlber
3uiammeneemtrtt gu %miefaQen."
6err @4ur3 wiro aufb5rtn, bas
~l1nelad" pes uMisfa1ens" nteler ieiner
alien 6reunpe 3u beld&dn, penn ct e6
Dem We,fdnpniB BET Ma1len oes re-
putlifanii@en Bottles ni&t mebr oerbeb@
len funn, oab Ct pas @oblsefallen
ietner neuen Greunoe pur& Mteoer>
tre&una pe0en perpient, mas ct fit bic
Gretbett nit 9llfe ber Nlten, wie
6eder @tauo u. |. -. in otelsn Sabren
9ebaut.
2. uQast uns ri@t ben, @abne bulot>
oen, oab aepaltfames 3uiammtnba!ten
ibrer etn.elnen Ebeile bic @~runplaSe iein
fam, ouf Der bic &epubltt NIT St&er>
bat ruben tDnnte."
Den % a | gu uerbretten> alS babe
Die republifunii&e partet uno bic 8.ser>
mdrtiee Mpmintfration je einem lol&en
@abne s.tulptet if cine oe9 beuti&tn
Seuators, ni@t wirblge &rbett. :Dte
reputlitauil4e partsi unb Ibte ~eesenpdr<
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@obenfb II

Carl edars ais Gsarattermoler. - Grants g.aedunesser.
fut. - Ter rulbmafiits Itatteianb tr Sade. -
edurs in Nrrt Garrlna. BUR Ssurttsuune bss Sc
il't.ts Ter hort t>rpr1etenhcn QNatI. Wabat9e anee
naa'lt. Greeley aaf lem Stump In @rrb Adrplina par
d stance Gertctertr k:ntr,tt in Gbappn qua. - Gree.
lev unp Blair am e 1mu{sn. Die Nteuldr Dempfra.
ten. - Suarea t..
Benn ee uns leste @ode nt9t UNI
,pabrl1einli@ FINITE, UNI ct r%tpeoemanrte
Qancsmann, 6err Carl S6urM
merre rie0urfen nod YoQenc6 reifen lol =
FEM che er iid init au:r @u6t an feline
Nut9abe, rasD eutldtbnm pom uStump"
aus ppuenr6 gu 9reeliftren, MAIDEN
nlrpe> 10 baten mir un6 in &arl 9etrrt.
Gr mil niGt warten,
bis bic 0lcde fl6 ~rerfublet"
urb oeborl amt benz Befebl res S9tQer'<
]Gen @lpfenmeiterS
u9abt Die fren9e Nrbeit rubn"
ni9t. @ielmebr 9lautt CT an rie Wabrs
belt pc5 Spri9wprts ~Sdmiepet cas
Giien> lp lang e8 nod bei6*"
llnr in Der Shat, CT bat e6 in fctner
am Monta9 ben q ten in ct. Souls &C.
baltenen err item uGampa9nerepe" aei6miez
bet cob cie Tunfen rarpn 9eAp9sn.
Der @immel m19e 5errn S@ur; ricie
@rauiomtcit rcrseiben. Btr armen 3etz
tuu9areracteurc batten 9e9lautt Gin me-
mig reridnaufen su fDnnen uno uniere
Qeler pcrlbnauf EN- gu lol 1en> al1ein romtt
it's nun mtecer nidt5. 8ei 100 GRAB
i'm S9attcn Sdursilbe Nepen, IN
renen nab9emtelen mirr> raB bic erite
Nuf9abe Der Decentralization b1t1e iein
ipuen, ni6t ctmo fir pas9Scbl cceyanpes
i'm N19emeincn ;u 1pr9en, lonnern ild
gan; ipesieu NIT her IueiIbnuna Sr.
Sdwensslen;, pe6 Germ Gr<Stlapenz
karpn6 III bel taftt1en> lolde &ecen iebt
brlbbeib su le1en, 1T feline &leini9teit>
fe gu Iber1eben> 1T RE reineS bterqualerei
unc> mic seiast @arl>
uMae Der 5inmel Dir p~er9eben,
@as Du an uns M.men ttuf."
Die err te u@ompa9nez& epe" be6 peutz
f1en Senators ii cine S9mdbrebe
eeeen Germ Grant. @ie 1T Elm pas
quilL ra6 omar iebr tunitoou unc
meiitsrbaft aussefibrt 1T, aber benz aez
idilcerten @esenit ano nod melt undbnz
li6er If, ais Die bablt9e Mepbitepbeles>
Srabe, unter Der ber peutlde3eidnerN a #
in u5arper5 @eetleY|' has NntliB res
Serrn S9urs erideinen ldft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
MINNESOTA SfAATSZEITUNG
Donnerltas, rem 1. Nu9uit 1872.
Neenten Dec :vi,uu. Staat8;ettrno,

minneapolis - ausuR 8raf9peiler.
@brYfal yafc - W. 8robs.
Stem nlm - ] r. Bprfer.
@tiQ,pater - s. R"attenbur9.
@inpna - - m. &eub.
Nebring g. 6. @mith.
5enber( on - Nbam 3 ut.
Gbaata IS. SPIES.
Carver - % M. @lit19fa.
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Wartots - ). s, 5artman n.
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Ycune Nmertco -@ebr. Mdermann n.
Waeonia - s {. g d III / t.
6artbault - g. Tledenfetn.
5utbinlcn e. b.Blaing.
Reeps 2anoinu 8. $ annemann B
Watterid.
Wb;eling - 5. 9 oBbarb.
ONeo -5obn 5s6tman:
Watertomn - 2puis Rauld.
Nodforo SOB 2uce19er
&odelter -5eurp Ga b.
@anb Greet s @rams+
Sc Sueur - s, s. Maag.
1rontenac $. @9neiber.
Napen Gtream -Q. Ne6.
Belle ylaine 8. MeBner.
yrairie Mounb - s } n @r6t}b.
1ulutb -hermann Oswalb.
@lairmont g. Buebrtn9.
Tre0elpiQe -pbiL Drt15el.
Sterle's Corner - 8. YoppiB.
Sbafopee - y. 81. 5alIe.
Qrlinetcn - 6. Rlinfert.
5otparp 2aft - 81. WilbunG Matbias
Ru1b City - Nic. 5au1en.
8orret Mounb - CLAUS 8ebrens.
Rew Bottom g. S9rosfY.
Minneapolis - Yeter @@uler.
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YraiocntI6aits : @(ectoren.

AT LARGE
g.S. s. WAr>ball, bon Nam(eY;
Sbar!e5 &:ttleion, pon Tree,crn.
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Sbartcs u. Coz, ron bpultcn.
3meiter Iti trict:
81. =. Ehauoler, ron @oobbue.
Dritter Dtfrict:
Sbcooor Sauoer, BON Gam1tY.
Sir Nurttor:
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Don Slmf
SIR Glerf ter Supreme.Gou TT;
Sacrtppoo ..S3oueh
ron Eamfe9.
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Gr ter 81 trict.
Wlarf -. Guunea, BON Steele.
3meitcr 81 trict.
Wojpr -. .. &trnis, Don Sbotoeee.
1rittcr d trtct.
Sen. 3obu 3. Npsriu, Don Ct. paul
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NepublifQnt(0e Npmt<
nQt(Dueu+
fir yr aipent.
uln{1s5 5...Grant,
Won, Suinoia.
Sir Qic-y1aleeut,
Geurp Wil1pn,
YIN Wa6ahulctt5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON,

Washington. d. c., 20. The President TO-.
day appointed G. w. Fsirmsn postmaster at
Philadelphia vice II. II. Bingham. resigned.
Our Minister to Mexico, Mr.. Nelson, had .
long interview with the President this alter
noon in relation to the condition of affairs in
that country. He speaks 10 terms of praise
Of the new president of that republic.
There seems to be no obstacles in the way
Of concluding new convention fixing the
time for the disposition Of the remaining
claims before the mixed commission, which
by Limitation will expire under the present
convention in February next.
To-day leave was granted to the council
for the United States to Ale the report Of
Frederick w. Terrence of Canada in the case
Of the First National Bank of St. Albans.
against Great Briton, to be used as evidence
against all the St. Alban cases.
Barney Woods will be hanged on the 26th
for the murder of S. N. Chesman, last sum
mer. Attorney General Williams having de-
cided against his application to the President
for Communication OF his sentence.
Chas johnson. convicted Of the murder OF
his wife. will be hanged Dec. 10.
A motion for new trial for Charles II. o.
Brien. the policeman recently convicted Of
murder, is still pending.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

A Are at Lebanon, Ind, Tuesday destroyed
four or five o: the largest business houses in
the place. Loss estimated At SiO,OoO.
The Tribune says the health OF Me. Gree
ley is very much impaired by the death Of
his wife, but il is believed that his strong
constitution will soon enable him to over
come his illness.
A European letter to the Herald cautions
American inventors to acquaint themselves
thoroughly with the patent laws Of Austria
before seniing their Inventions to the great
exhibition ut Vienna.
Samuel Reed and Levi Il. futile. in licted
for arson in the town Aver in April last, were
declared not guilty Tuesday by the jury in
the superior court at Lowell.
A met ting of the citizens of Toledo, Ohio,
was held Tuesday night, to organize volun-
teer fire compan es. The force of the de-
partment will be immediately increased by
the addition OF "a hundred paid men.
The Boston relief executive committee now
state that at least one million of dollars will
be r, qaired u make proper provision for all
classes OF sufferers by the fire.
Senator Blair, who has been sick at his
heme for some time past had slight attaek
of parah sis in his right leg arm on SATURDAY
| last. He was much better 1uesdty. ms
ply stefan says that he will soon De well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-21

This is the most thorough Oiood purl0er yet dis
covered and cares all A4Rsors from the worst Scrcf
nla to a common Eruption. Pimpies and BIoschss
on the face and scals rough skia which are such
annoying blemshes to many young persons, yield
cine. From one to light bottles cure Salt Rhssm,
Erysipelas, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Botls. Scaly
ErupfiO8s ofthe Skin. Scrofaia Sores, Utcers and
..Cankxs"' in the Mouth aud Stomach IL ID = pure
medicinal extract OF native roots and plants. CON-
binng in harmony Natul os most sovereign curative
properties which God has instlled into the vege.
table kingdom for healing the sick. IL 10 great
restorer for the strength and vgor Of the system.
Those who are languid, sleepless have NERVOUS op.
prekepsioRs or fears, any OF the affections symp
to matte # reakness. will lind convincing evidence
of Ia restorative power upon Trial. lfyou feel dull,
droarsy debilitated and respondent, have frequent
Headache mouth tastes badly in the morning, srres-
uiar appetite and tongue coated you are suffering
from Torpid Lirer or Bitiousness.1 In many casss
of Lirer Complaint" only part oftSese symptoms
are experienced. AS q remedy for all such cases,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal as IL effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
and healthy. For the cure Of Habitual
Constipation OF the Bowels It il never failing rem.
edy and those who have used It for this purpose
are loud In its prxise In Bronchial. Throat and
Lang Diseases, It has produced many truly remark.
able cures where other medicines had failed. Sold
by druggists at tl.O0 per bottle. Prepared st thc
Chemical Laboratory Of
Rv. PIERCE. NJ. D., Buffalo, \. I.
Ill w, Aw3m
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Hall0wel1 Items.


Forest City, Temple of Honor, Portland
made flying visit to Hallowell on Tuesday
evening (l9th) and were the guests Of Union
Temple, No. 3.
After partaking of q bountiful supper at
the dining hall of Mr. J. w. Brock,
they repaired to Temperance Hall and the
feast of reason, and flow of SOUL was con-
tinued until the train was about due on which
they returned to the Forest City"
Among the visitors present were, Bro. Geo.
S. Watson, Grand Worthy Templar, Bro. w.
r. Small. Grand Worthy Recorder, and Past
Grand Worthy Templar Bro. M. L. Stevens.
Among the sentiments we're the following,
Truth, Love and Fidelity" monuments
more enduring than granite or marble; re-
-ponded to by Nj. L. Stevens of Portland.
rhe Brothers Of Forest City Temple, may
they endure like the trees Of the "forests of
Lebanon." Responded to by G. w. II. Small
of Portland. 1.-The Order Of Templars Of
Honor and Temperance in Maine. Respond
ed to by the Grand Worthy Templar, Geo. S.
Watson of Biddeford.
Short speeches were made by several Of
The brethren and all felt that it was really
good for them to be there"
AT a regular meeting of Union Temple Of
Honor. Hsllowell, Tuesday evening, Nov.
~ h, the following officers were duly in.
atalled.
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FINAN GALA COMM ERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
NEw YORK, Nov. 90.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money, which was very stringent during the FORE
noon. cali loans be ng done at II per day declined
10 per cent. gold on the acceptance OF wv
| Of bonds by he treasury. subsequently hardened
to l2 per cent per day. but closed at sal per cent
Discounts closed at IL per cent. being the Inside
rate for prime Sterling exchange was arner I'M.
der an Increased demand and decreased supply;
20 days los Va ,0sx for sight ITO. Gold quiet
and heavy, and fell to ll3b, advanced to ll3. and
again d. clined, closing ut li3all3i. Loans sal
per cent. gold for carrying, and l32 for small lots.
Cearances $6s00o,C0o. Treasury disbursements
t302, 700. Exports Of specie ~ 900 river bars. 1t
reported that the 60, eminent has called in for
to morrow op.r cent of the - 900 900 of green.
backs recently placed On deposition with the na.
tional banks. Governments quiet and steady. he
treasury purchase will all be paid for IN legal
ders. State bonds dull and steady, with Tenhes.
sees very strong Stocks generally strong through.
out the day. Pacific Mail advanced from e6s4 to
3d. on the news of the safety Of he Arizona. North
Western common advanced from S3s 10 95, with
much activity and excitement 10 dealings, the
stock b ing reported current. Western Union adj
vanccd from 76,s to .6x, Ohio Mississippi from
AK t. A5S, Rock Island from lu7x to OK. Other
fluctuations w,re email. The ma, ket clio ed du |,
and except North Western trfe of from the best
rates, Tut generally steady.
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Several young men were before the NUM-
cpal court Tuesday charged with making an
affray in public street, in this city.
Plead guilty, and each paid his fine and cost,
resolving never to be caught in such company
again. Out OF regard for the young men,
who promise better things, we suppress their
names. They call it "all for rum" John
b. Brown was before the municipal court
yesterday charged with making an ARRAY last
Sunday in public street. Plead not guilty
,djudged guilty and sentenced to pay fine and
cost, amounting to about six dollars.
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GRAND LEVEE
for the
Benefit Augusta Reform Club.

The Ladies' Aid society of Augusta and "The
70 ing Folks Social Union" will give entertain
ment ut Granite dan, on f. iday evening, Nov.
I'D, for the benefit oil the Augusta Reform Club.
PROGRAMME.
I. Overture by the Augusta Full Band.
9. Presentation Vt Banner w the Ladies Aid
Society.
). Singing by Quarteite ub.
I. Reading of Pledge and presentation for sig.
natures.
5. Dran.a, THE LAST LOAF, la Two Acts, by
the Young Folks Social Union.
ACT SynOpsi- -aappy hone-intr0duction
VI the destroyer butcher and Baker in
lovc-Patty in Il quandary commencement
ofthe breaking up OF the happy home-son
disownei l. Intery al OF five ears.
singing by Quartette Club.
ACT IL. Misery OF intemperance-Drunk.
ards home-Wii,'s strugYles-shifls of
drunkard t. obtain ruiu-A tIienL indeed
The tuinl ter batAcd-keturn from China of
the discarded son-kelOrmation -KetuIn to
Home-"HVme Sweet Home"
CHARACTERS. Mark A. htun-the happy hus-
band and father, all crwardS the Inebriate.
Harry Hanson-sUn of tenpter, In love with
Lilly Caleb Ham the tempttr, also III
love with Lilly. Tom Chubbs-the >tutter
ing Butcher, in love with Patty. Dick Bus
t;e-tne Hightoned Baker. also in love W It'll
Patty. Kate ASHTON ~ life vi Mark Ashton,
q true wife IN sunshine and storm. Lilly
Aeht 'n-daughter OF Mark Patty Jones'
deeply In love with Bustle, ChubDs Or the
cat
s. Music by Band.
The whole to conclude with a Dance. Music by
Berry's Quadrille Band.
Refreshments in abundance.
[ urtaiu will Use Mt -, O'Clock.
Admission Is cent to all part. Of the HALL
Tickets for sale at Eastern EXPRESS oiites and At
the door.
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B sToN ITEMS.

Boston, 20. The pew holders Of the Old
South Church at meeting to day voted to
lease the church TO the government for post
Office.
Oils Norcross declines the candidacy for
mayor Of Boston.
Nathaniel Morton, President of the Slough
ton Branch railroad, had both his feet cut of
at Canton last night by falling upon the track
while hastily jumping from a moving train.
He is nearly seventy years of age. and is not
expected to survive.
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ANOTHER FlREM BOSTON.
The Rest Ct the BGsiness Portion
OF the City Threatened.
FULL PAR ICuLARS.

Boston, 20-7 P. NJ. Fire has burst out in
Rand & Avery's large printing house at the
loot OF Washington street. and the entire -s-
tshlishment will be destroyed. Adjoining
buildings in Cornhill are threatened. A gem
eral IRE alarm has been sounded, and fire
departments Of Charlestown and Chelsea
called upon.
8P. NJ. The FIRE Is now we'll under con-
troll, and will be confined to Rand & Avery's
printing house.
Later. Shortly before o'clock, flames
burst from the upper windows and roof of
Rand & Avery's extensive printing house No.
COrnhill near the foot OF Washington street
The flames shot up fu1uusiy to great
height, and strong northery winds carried
showers of burning cinders over the buildings
ON the easterly side of Washington and across
State street. In response to the general FIRE
alarm sounded, the fremen were promptly on
the spot. and steamers 1T once opened play
from State and Washington streets, Cornhill,
and points adjacent to the fire. In thirty
minutes the flames, which had threatened an
other great confagration, were subdued with.
in the limits in which they first broke out.
The general fire alarm and the grand illum-
nation OF shooting flames caused great COM
motion, and immense crowds Of excited peo-
pie gathered from all parts Of the city. The
military guard, which has been kept up since
the great fire, were of important service,
forming across the streets, keeping back the
crowd, and giving the fremen ample room
for the most efficient service Rand & Avery
were almost entirely burned out. They had
one of the largest and best appointed book
and job printing establisemerts in New Eng.
land. employing some two hundred hands.
Latest.-Rand & Avery's establishment
Nos IL to on Cornhill, and from Is to 10
on Washington street, employed 800 hands,
about 80 Of which were girls. There was
large number Of power presses Of different
kinds in the bulldog, and large amour. OF
books and pamphlets partly flushed, which
will be total loss. Rand & Avery estimates
their loss at $3.50, 900. Insurance mostly in
Boston Offices. Abb"tt's bindery was damsg
ed about $1,000 to $4,000. Adams & Bakers
hindery about $1,000. The Congregational
Publishing Society lost 100000 Hoyy Hoy,.
book publisher. lost 500, 700, Congregational
newspaper $4,000, and the building was
damaged about $4,000. All the above were
insured mostly in Boston Offices. The fire
caught in the press room Of Rand s. Ayery's.
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Name Shipbuilding News.

Master John Shaw of East machias, has
set the niasts TO his three ma,ted schooner,
aud she will soon be ready to launch.
A three masted schooner of $50 tons bur-
then. was launched at Yarmouth Saturday
ny Giles Loring. She is named the Louisa
\. Orr. and was lowed. to Portland to load
tor Cuba, with shocks.
The same day barque of $50 tons burth-
en-, named the 4. &. Dean. was launched by
Geo. Russell, from his yard at Deeing. She
is owned by j. =. Winslow & Co., and others
If Portland, and commanded by Capt. John
+. Webster. She was brought to Portland
70 load with deal tor the River Platte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-21
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DeslEl,
CAUTION.

No. 7s State Street, Opposite Kiby Street BOSTON
4 FTER an extensive practice or upwards Of 80
"A years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ted States; also In Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign.
ments, and Ill papers for Patents executed on
reasonable terms, with dispatch Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents
inventions, and leg. and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies Of the claims
of any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses sUperi
facilities for obtaining Patents. ascertaining
the patentabilty OF inventions.
All necessity of a journey to Washington to pro-
Patent, and the usual great detay there,
here saved inventors.
Testi m o isls.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy ~ one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ NAN more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable Of putting their APP
plicatlons in form to secure for them early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commits siOner of Patents"
"Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications Tor Patents, having been successful In
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof Of
great talent end ability on his part leads me to
ommenL al inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, they may be sure Of having the
most faithful attention bestowed their casas
JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan. l. ls7 IyS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-21
AFTERNOON TELEaRAMs.

New York, 20. G. II. Christensen, Cons ul
OF Denmark, issues a circular making an ap-
peal for the sufferers by The recent terrible
storms. All donations will he RENTED b.,
cattle and distributed by the Danish govern
ment.
A Havana letter states that the slavehold-
ers OF Cuba are adopting all measures to re-
tain slavery, and have spent 5000, 900 in
Madrid. Their labors there resu ted IN oh.
tanning from Minister Gorilla the assertion
that while an insurgent remains in arms there
shall be no reforms in Cuba.