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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20
ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, 10. Andrew J. Perfect, the col
ored man convicted Of the murder of his wife,
was hanged in the county Jail at Joliet to-day.
The execution occurred at H. 5 z. NJ.
The Illinois State Farmers Association
concluded its annual session at Decatur last
night, after adopting platform, of which the
following are the main points: The resolu-
tons declare that every American voter
should do all in his power to secure election
of honest and competent men to office. That
the farmers are absolved from all allegiance to
all political parties. That the repeal of the
salary law should be retroactive. That large
salaries are antagonistic to republican prin-
ciples. They favor the improving of the
navigation of lakes and rivers, oppose pro.
tective tariff. depreciate the system of sub.
sides, favor legal tender currency issued di-
rectly by the government and interchangeable
for bonds bearing the lowest possible rate o.
interest, demand a revision of the patent
laws, insist on biennial sessions of the legis-
lature, assert the right of state to legislate
for railroads and oppose any attempt by Con-
gress to exercise such control. w. c. Flagg
was reelected President and S. M. Smith
Secretary. with Vice Presidents from each
Congressional district.
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STATE: NEWS.

The Wing reports that Edward Baker, son
Of Policeman Baker Of Bangor, aged thirteen
years, received a bad wound in his leg on
Thursday, by the accidental discharge of
pistol in his pocket. He was out cunning
and in attempting to draw the pistol from his
pocket it was discharged, the ball entering his
leg just below the knee, making a wound 8
inches long. from which the ball had not been
extracted at last accounts.
Supreme Court commences its session in
Belfast Tuesday, Jan 9th, Judge Dickerson
on the bench. Gordon, the Thorndike muir
derer, will then receive his sentence.
There came very near being destructive
fire at Searsport the other day, caused by
some one setting fire to the clothes 10
clothes press.
The man who was reported murdered at
Woodstock last week, died from effects of
heart disease.
The Brunswick Agricultural, Horticultural
and Horticultural Society has chosen the
following officers: President, Charles j.
Gilman; Vice Presidents, Lemuel II. Slower
and A. G. Poland; Secretary, b. r. Jordan :;
Treasurer, Isaac Plummer; II. C. Martin
and Il. b. Pinkham members of the Execu-
tive Committee of Brunswick Village; A.
II. Curtis member of the same committee for
the town Of HarpswelI; Lewis Simpson, I'd,
of the North Brunswick Farmers Club
elected by members presently as a member
Of the same committee.
Lewiston wants the State cattle show next
year.
Bath wants its history written and pre-
perved.
The people of Thomaston are talking about
having water brought into that town from
Oyster River pond in Camden.
Mr.. Lewis Robinson of Carmel had his
instep badly wounded with scythe on We'd
nesday evening of this week. The scythe
had been hanging on pile of wood and some
person, finding it in the way, laid it down. In
the evening he took his lantern to go out
and ran against the scythe, making a serious
wound.
1t is reported that the Maine Central rail-
road company has ordered the construction
in Philadelphia of an iron bridge to be placed
across the Ksnnebec, from Winslow to Wa
terville.
The committee to consider the details of a
bill to be presented to the legislature for the
annexation of Cape Elizabeth to Portland
have agreed, first, to FIX the limits of the
poItiou SET Oh III acCoTuauce VIII tue line
proposed in Cape Elizabeth PETITIONS; sec
ond, to divide the assets and liabilities of the
town in proportian to the valuation; third. to
make the territory annexed a ward by itself
with two voting places.
The Franklin Land Company, which was
chartered by the Legislature last winter, is
cutting large amour: of lumber on Jerusa
lem township this winter, which will be run in
the Carrabasset stream through Kingfeld
New Portland and North Arson into the Ken
nebec river. The company have also cleared
the stream, preparatory to running the lum-
Der more successfully.
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chusetts legislature. He has been pastor Of
church In Danvers for four wears,

chusetts legislature. He has been pastor Of a
church In Danvers for four years. a,E
The Bowdoin @. M. of Free Baptists had
very full and interesting session at Auburn
the past week.
The old Methodist Westinghouse, at Wood
ford's Corner, after being closed for two
years, has now been opened for temperance
meetings, debates and Sunday evening prayer
meetings.
By Christmas it is expected that the Free
will! Baptist Church in Cape Elizabeth will be
ready for occupancy
One hundred of the friends of Rev. Mrs.
Fannie Roberts, pastor of the Universalist
church in Kittery, recently gave that lady
donation party, leaving behind them money
to the amount Of 500.
The other evening number Of the parish
oners and personal friends of the Rev. Arthur
May Knapp, of the Unitarian church in Ban
gor, paid the reverend gentleman a somewhat
surprising" visit on the occasion Of the ami
versary of his wedding day. A large number
of gifts, useful as well as elegant, were left by
the invading army on their departure.
In recent Sunday School anniversary
Pref Barbour of Bangor, took strong ground
against the tendency towards SUNDAY School
dramatics," so noticeable just now in many
schools
Rev. W. A. Start, formerly of this State, is
to become one of the editors of the 'New
Covenant, the Universalist paper at Chicago.
There is good religious interest at Somer-
set Mills, under the labors of Rev. +. Gerry,
Jr Several, oflate. have been reclaimed and
converted. Five rose for prayers last Sab
bath evening
Rev. l. S. Jones of the High st. Church in
Skowhegan, has received a call from church
in Dayton, Ohio, and is soon to leave Skowhe-
gan.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 10. Patrick O'Neal and Frank
Miller, two of the crow of the schooner Tu
bal Cain of Gloucester, who left the vessel to
visit the travis Oct. 18th, were lost in the
fog and supposed to have persisted, have been
heard from in London. The men were six
days and nights in their dory without any
thing to eat or drink, except on one night,
when they caught little rain in their cloth
ing. On the seventh morning they were
picked up nearly dead by Norwegian brig
bound to London and kindly cared for. No
tidings have yet come to hand of the two
men, Geo. Cook and J. Oliver, belonging to
the same vessel, who nobly risked their lives
to go in search Of these their countrymen,
but never returned.
Orders were received from Washington to
cease all extra work at the Charlestown navy
yard and resume the usual working hours
The work of fitting out the Brooklyn will
proceed, but as the emergency is over a num-
Der of employees have been discharged. The
Franklin is expected to sail about Monday.
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Gov. Thos. +. Bramlette, Of Louisville.
Ky, has given three years to the building up
of Public Library in Louisville, which he
intends shall be the best in the country. He
is doing it by series of Gift Concerts, the
drawing distributed $500, O00 and the fourth
which has just been postponed to March 3lst,
distributes 81, 800 900. Gov. Bramlette has
almost doubled the business of The Louisville
Post office. Eighteen clerks are kept busy
twelve hours each day seniing off circulars
in answer to inquiries for tickets.
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Summary of Religious Intelligence.

a very successful Sunday School coayen-
ton for the county Of Aroostook has just been
held in Houlton.
Many OF the children in the Free Baptist
Sunday School in Alva have recently been
converted and received the ordinance of bap-
tism.
Rev. DR.. Sheldon, of Waterville, has been
engaged to preach for the Untarians of
Pressure Isle.
The services of the Rev. Albert A. Ford,
formerly of Bryant Pond, have been secured
by the Baptist society in Belfast. He will
commence his labors next Sabbath.
The church at Maryland Ridge, Kittery, is
progressing finely, under the pastoral care OF
A. Turner. In the series of meetings hel |,
about thirty conversions have been the result
On Friday, Nav. 2Sth, about $50 visited the
pastor, and left good things and one hundre |
dollars in money.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Cole, of Cornish, were
last month the recipients of a generous dona-
ton of $50 and more, of which Sl37 was in
cash.
During the past year twelve persons have
been received into the Baptist church in
Parkman, by baptism, and four by letter, the
whole number at present being fifty five.
Last Thursday there was donation party
for the benefit of Rev. Otis Andrews Of the
Free Baptist church in Starks, and the people
felt deep down IN their pockets.
On Friday last the Universalists and Other
friends, OF North Turner and vicinity, enjoyel
a sleigh-rde to Turner village. and had do.
nation party at the house of Rev. Mr.. Record
who has been preaching very acceptably If
North Turner during the past summer.
Rev, G. T. Sanger, who preached at the
| Winthrop street Universaiist church in this
| city last sunday, is a member of the Massa
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Fesas
stnman smtshrs sofa on" new mich COW and
at $S5.
Live fat hogs cost this week strong nc higher;
the arrivals are something over a thousand head
more than last weeks supply. Store pigs at un.
changed prices.
POULTRY.
=, light supply. and prices have rot improved IN
Turkeys Chickens or Geese. Good Geese at one
dollar per head the best poultry at llsc per b. Is
thc.outside price offered this week.
NORTHERN SHEEP.
Prices-spring lambs at % Coae 90 per head; old
:, Between 500 and GOO less sheep and lambs at
sion seemed to the effect that the supply larger
but thsre being scarcely anything from Canada,
ny j. r. Wiser 4 Co., and other firms. makes quite
supply from the West is 4le2 head, consisting of
valuable focks, and taken direct to slaughtering
est.blishments BY butchers, who bought principal.
from week ago Not fast but fair call.
B. Dow sold 10 sheep averaging ~ lbs at jslc.
N. Dodge sold G5 very nice sheep of his own
feeding, that weighed 1880 lbs.
$. Rowe sold o sheep and lambs, averaging 20
4. P. Pollard sold Sc sheep. averaging 20 lbs, at
1915 per head.
HIDES, PELTS, &c.
Hdes-7o7-e% Country Hides, Ga6lac ~ b.
Calf Skins-l5Slsc v y.
Pelts-$l 25 tch.
characterization, sc: country, "a axe.
Fat hogs-iive 5l9a5hc per h; Northern dressed
none.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The requirements of live stock next week will be
very light. Poultry will be the staple article for
the next two weeks, through the holidays: what.
good quality 10 ind immediate sale.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Dec. 10.

Flour quiet and unchanged. buyers demand a re
,ction Wheat quiet and lower; No spring lls
February No do, lo9ellO; rejected lol. Corn
unsettled and lower closing steady at 5! Tor No 2
mixed: SIX January; 53k S5sH February. Oats
opened firm and closed dull vt 335S for cash; BIN
January Rye steady at 75a77 for N0.3. Barley in
tain demand and advanced at l34ela5 for No fall
lr35l0i l.2 for No. spring. Pork dull and lower
at IA on the spot and January, and Il 81 l2 Febru-
airy. Lard quiet ard weak at 81 bid; 81 asked on
the spot; sales Sk January and February. Bulk
Meats steady sales Of partly cured shoulders S;
short rib mid. 6k 96k spot; clear do 81. all loose
green meats steady sales of shoulders at Az. Hams
quiet at 1881. Dressed Hogs firm and in fair de-
mand at 55Oa565 for soft and partly frozen. whls.
key steady at 96.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo =; wheat
Receipts-lls 600 -four; p 600 wheat; 2s 900 corn
1900 oats; 100 rye; 700 barley.
Shipments-14OO0 -four; 5000 wheat; OOOO
corn; 5000 oats 600 barley; 1000 rye.
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CANADA

Quebec, 10. At the meeting of the bar to.
day, resolution was adopted that owing to
the inefficient administration Of justice by
the court at the Queens Beach. its speedy
reorganization is absolutely necessary.
1t is reported that movement Is on foot
among the Irishmen of this city to induce
the presidents Of all the Irish societies, with
out reference to creed or politics, to hold a
meeting and form a branch Home Rule asso-
citation.
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Masonic Ap Directory.

TRINITY COlflfANDRRY, No. q, Knights Teme
plar. Stated meetings Friday on or before the
full moon Of each month. A. D. Knight, Eminent.
Commander. o. B. Quirby, Recorder; a. e.
Smi b, Recorder pro tenn. 30 - 4 ssf,f =
ALPHA COCNCn-Meets at HaIlowen. QuSr-
terly Conversations, January, April, July, Oc.
tober; Wednesday succeeding full moon. y ..
w. Toward. Thrice nlustrious Master. s.,4y.
at Hallowell Stated convocations Thursday on
or before the full moon Of each month. John
eH "; k9 Ear High Priest. Day Secretary -
Stated meetings first Monday of each menth..-
Special meetings on Monday evenings John W.
Rowe Master. c. II. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. ln, +. i A. N. Stated
meetings first Tuesday Of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening G. 3. Nor
ton, Master. E. F. Biackman, Secretary.
move TON
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be store Of Plummer & Haskell, on the
side of the river, near the Kennels
be, was broken into on Thursday evening
about twenty. five dollars worth IF goods
In, consisting Of twelve razors, (proving
the thieves were cutthroats) perfumery,
oil, tooth-brushes, tobacco, combs, etc.
tge pane of glass was removed from the
door and an entrance effected there.
erday afternoon an individual was offer
tazors for sale on the street. This led to
Srrest of one-armed individual named
les Kimball, and his companion, Charles
IN, who are undoubtedly the burglars, as
of the stolen goods were found about
They will come before the police
for trial to day.
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young member of one Of the editorial
lilies Of this city, when seated at the sup.
table, was noticed to have put himself out
of number of warm biscuit in a most
fedible short space of time; and when re-
hstrated with for this greedy behavior re-
d, II like warm biscuit, and am going to
as many as l can tonight, so l won't have
many cold ones to eat Tomorrow" Good
lment that.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, 10. To-day, in the Senate,
a vote was taken for Senator for the long
term and resulted Booth Is. Farley ~, Shat
ter II, Irving |. In joint convention the
vote stood Booth So, Farley 80, Shafter 20,
Irwin /. In the Assembly, a vote was taken
which gave Booth 43, Farley %, Shafter 8,
The total vote in joint convention is lis
Necessary TO a choice 60.
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j. perhaps not generally known that the

% perhaps not generally KNOWN that the
Fs. Getchell, at their hat, cap and fur store
Fater street, are manufacturing nearly
|e goods that are sold in an establishment
1t kind. The senior partner has an ex
|nce of some forty-four years in the bust
and has ample facilities for turning out
that will satisfy the most exacting
firm purchase the skins, and dress and
facture them. They have made up and
or holiday presents some very elegant
Expensive brown otter sets. They have
70 line of otter and seal goods, wolf
seal skin gloves and wristers, and
manufactured from our Maine and Up
anada mink. called sometimes American
To show the extent of their business,
by say that they have used fifty seal
in manufacturing the past sixty days.
uccess of this enterprisng firm shows
be people of Augusta and vicinity are
to sustain by liberal patronage a
lass hat, cap and fur store.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington. 10. The Senate, by vote of
80 to 81. agreed to the House resolution to
adjourn from to day to the 9th of Jan.
A call numerously signed by members of
Congress, looking to a union of the members
of the Northwest and South, for the purpose
of uniting these sections on the question of
cheap transportation from the West to the
Atlantic seaboard, has been issued. A meet
ing will be held the first Saturday after re-
cess.
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nal.

bal.
hp. eeting John Allen will deliver his
ERE conference.-the this city some
ext month.
(. Boyle, Esq, Senator elect from Wal
nty, has been for some days confined
house by an attack OF bleeding at the
]. A. Varney of North Vassalboro',
as severely injured some weeks since,
ply improving.
Flotte Cushman is coming to this State
sometime this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

The entertainment Of the Augusta Dramat-
tlub, to be given at Granite Hall on Christ
Is night, is announced in this paper. This
b is becoming an established institution of
place, and its performances are looked
ward to with considerable interest. We
lerstand that the play to he presented on
occasion will bring out the full strength
talent Of the company.
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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, 10. Elisha johnson, WELL
known business man in this State, interested
in the Willimantic Linen, Holyoke Waie
Power and other business corporations, ell
at his residence in Wethersfield to- day, aged
CO years
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The sale Of fancy articles and Christmas
brations by the ladies of the Winthrop
let Universalist church, will be continued
afternoon and evening at Mr.. Lancey's
|e. Some of the most desirable wrcaths
other articles are yet on hand, SO that
e who call may make good selection.
| prices will also be reasonable. The sales
been large but the supply is abundant.
by articles remain after to-day the sale
be continued until they are all sold.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
gaily Keauehee aourual.
TO THE.
PORTLAND.

Portland, 10. A boy fourteen years old,
named William Smell, belonging in bingham,
Massachusetts, but who has been at work for
j. c. Lowering, bookseller, on Washington
street, Boston, was arrested tonight. He
had collected some money and ran away. ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

PIT would be hard to find in this city, or else
ere on the kennebec, more complete as
the bookstore Of Horace North on Water
Get. North, has we think, more complete
lex this season than he has laid in for years.
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supreme Judicial Court.-DanfOrth J Pre-.
siding.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10Th.

FRIDAY, Dec. 10Th
No. 294, Butler VS.. Huse ct ais. All the
testimony was closed at three o'clock. The
arguments of counsel and charge of the
Judge occupied u little more than two hours,
when the jury took the papers and retired for
deliberations. In about an hour they re-
turned with verdict for the defendants, that
is, they found that the defendants had the
right to maintain their dam at its present
height. without paying damages for flowing.
Adjourned to Monday, December 18th, at
10 A. NJ.
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Publishers' Notice.

Payments of subscriptions to the Daily Keanebee
Journal, and the weekly Kennebec journal may be
made In Hallowell, to Mai. E. HOWELL, Postmas-
ter, VINO Is fully authorized to receive the and
give receipts therefore in behalf of the publishers
Orders for subscriptions and advertising will also
be received by him. ttf
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rOREioN.

London, 10. Dispatches from the gold
coast announce that the King Of Dahoney
has Joined the Ashantees. The fever con.
tinues among the British troops and one
hundred invalids have been sent to st. He
lena. ~
Madrid, 10. Penalta will probably be ap-
pointed Captain General Of Porto Rico.
The cure Of Santa Cruz has escaped into
France.
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The new Baptist church at North Vassal-
|ro' will be dedicated about the seventh of
|xt month. 1t is very beautiful and com
bdious edifice. Many friends outside of the
wn have assisted in furnishing means for its
Instruction
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There is to be preaching at the Universal
Pt church in this city to- morrow, and we un.
Frstand that arrangements have been made
r. preaching every Sabbath during the win
h.
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Notice,

'I'HE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the q
i Hallowell Gas Light Co, will be held at their
office ON Tuesday the 18th day Of January, 1915 at
~ O'Clock +. NJ, Tor choice of Directors and any
other business that may come before the meeting
A. 8. WASHBURN, CLERK.
Hallowell, Dec. Is, 1873. decl7.t3t
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The State Reform School continues to beg
for Superintendent. Several persons who
ave been offered the position, positively
)ecline.
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The Confessions OF an Invalid.

PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for the benefit Of
YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS Who suffer from NERV.
Gus DEBILITY Loss OF MANHOOD, etc., sup
plying the means o selfcure. Written by one wk0
cured himself afte undergoing considerable quack
cry, and sent ireeon receiving post pad directed
envelope. r...t ..es
Sufferers are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
snGmo6 Box i5S, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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iHarrtfD.

In brunswick, 9Th inst, George 5. Simpson to
Miss Henrietta Atkinson: 18th inst, b. X. Elliott,
Esq TO Miss '. Lizzie Church, both of Farming.
ton
In New Orleans La, 4th inst, VIM. p. nneH Ross
to Miss Clara j. Keen.
In Wiscasset 9Th inst, Chas. 8. Colby of West
port, to Miss Katie Alley of Wiscasset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

The Sprague trust mortgage, as recorded
n the Registry of Deeds 10 this county, fills
ten large denny pages, closely written.
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VIM. Penn Whitehouse, Esq, has bought
be John G. Adams house on Grove street now
occupied by DIR. Croker. Mr.. Whitehouse
ill make some improvements on the place in
be spring and make it his home.
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One of the beautiful sights in the city of
Belfast, is that of boy Of dozen years
|oing to school with his books under his arm
md pipe in his mouth.
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Wadsworth & Smith have secured the SER
vices of E. V. Osborn, first class artist OF
Boston, who will have charge of the cutting
department decl7tif
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FROM NEW YORk.

Albany, 10. light snow storm prevailed
here to-day, with indications Of turning into
rain. The canal officers are still exerting
themselves to seEd forward boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

Cincinnati. Dec. 10.
PROvlSiONS-steady,
PORK-l59i5 so
LARD-steam s4ah; kettle sax.
BULK MEATS-shoulders I'd; clear rib sides
Gz.; clear sides ID.
BACON-shouders ID; clear rib sides 7xs
:; clear sides "a
WHlSKEY-09-.
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Bosworth having secured the services Of
Mr.. Niles as Cutter, is turning out garments
equal to Boston, with the saving of twenty
five per cent.
December l6, 1873. decl6-+tf