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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
STATE NEWS.

There is a greatly increased demand for
ship timber at kennebunk the present season.
The Chronicle saws that lumbermen in New
Portland have been active for a few weeks
past getting their teams together for the win
ter's operation, the teams are now all in the
woods, with plenty of snow. Dead River
logging is in both Somerset and Franklin
counties.
&. ). Hall OF ThOmastOn, recently lost Is
sheep which fell into ditch and were frozen
to death.
A hotel is to lie built on the site of the
Knox Mansion in Ihomaston.
The house, barn and out-buildings of
George w. Higgins, of Topsham, were burn
"a day or two since. Loss, $500; insured
for $1,000
The Brunswick Telegraph remarks Of the
new air power that no one claims that the air
has passed through eighteen inches of solid
ice. Ice did form but not to entirely fill the
tube. The ice was promptly removed, the
immediate cause of the difficulty remedied,
and through the cold weather of the past ten
days the power has worked as successfully as
ever.
The Wing says that three new cases of
small pox were reported on Thursday, max
ing the total number since the disease first
appeared at Bangor, about fifty. \ large
number have recovered, and those now sick
are reported to be doing well.
Berwick voted, recently, to raise and APP
propriate $500 for the purchase of fire en-:
CINE. The town has never owned an engine
The town has never owned an engine, and
has heretofore depended on the Great Fails
Ere department.
frolicsome cid gentleman has been found
by the name Of Andrew McFodden Of Emb-
den, in Somerset county. who has lived on
III. same farm where he now resides for
! eighty-two years, and has never been away
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church DIRECTORY.

ORTHODOX REGATIONAL.-ti:anite Oh.
- - $50 Dtse NJ Wa 80 srvic, ~ an
\. NJ. Evening service at , O'Clock. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
SITS. Rev. n. Y. TiIton, pastor. Morning service
1880 A.. nj. Evening +. N. Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTlsT,-State street, north of Bridge.
{. f. Penney, pastor; residence summer street.
Preaching TO morrow by the pastor. Preaching
service in the evening.
METHODIST EPIoCOPAL,-Green street, east of
state f. Martin, pastor; residence at the par
sonagc, next door TO the church. Morning ser
vice 1880 \. NJ. Afternoon 2.3o P NJ. Evening
=, p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor
Oak and Winthrop: Rey. Mr.. Upjohn rector.
Morning service 1850 A. NJ. Evening service -,
L. NJ. Preaching to morrow by the rector.
UNIVERsALlsr, Cor, Winthrop and summer SITS.
No pastor. Morning service at 10 30. sabbath
school at Il NJ Preaching tomorrow forenoon
and evening by Rev. Almon cage Of New York
UNlTARIAN,-Cor. Oak and State sts no pas.
tor. Preaching tomorrow by Rev. Dr. Wheeler
OF ropshAm.
CATHOLIC State IT., north of Bridge. Rev. Mr..
O'Brien, priest; residence near the church,
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
y. NJ. {. A.-Rooms in Darby Block, Water street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
evening ht7Na O'Clock. Mission sunday school
every sabbath morning al !" o'clock Religious
exercises every sunday afternoon ut o'clock
Rooms open 10 ALI
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free WIN
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their yestries every Netnes'
day evening, AT 4, O'Clock.
NORTH AUGUsTA,-M. +. CIIURtn.-Rev. +.
w Smith, pastor; residence al the nasonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
| bath at 1880 \. NJ. sabbath school st Il NJ.
Prayer meeting at ! Pm. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL.-Hev
o. NJ. Cougens, pastor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, , 3o
Sabbath school at quarter past one r. NJ Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
sol TIL PARISH CONGREG ATIONAI., HALO
{, pastor.
service 1890; afternoon service at go; Sunday
school ID T.. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOW Ell"-E%y. ~ H.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1880. Preach
ingto.morrow by the pastor. -
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, ELl"-tev
MIR Heath. pastor. services ut usual hours.
UNiVERSAL1ST, HALLOWELL.-kev. W. W .
Nuttng, pastor. Morning service 1850; sunday
school = 80 p. NJ. Prayer meeting o'clock,
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NEWS BY MAIL.

VIM. VI. Evarts is reported in q Washing
ton dispatch as the Presidents choice for Sec
rotary Fish's successor
The Brazos River, Texas, rose fifteen ieet
yesterday, and one span of temporary
bridge on the Austin Branch Railroad was
carried away
Seven conyiets escaped from the State
prison a. Auburn, New York, Thursday. led
by Dan Noble, the Lord bond robber.
The specie in bank of France has increas-
ed five hundred thousand frances during the
pastwee
The new Tammany Hall general commit
tee had their first meeting Thursday night
ana John W. Chandler was elected chairman.
The claims which the Erie drecto arbout
to prosecute against Commodore Vanderbilt
amount with interest TO over 5000 900.
Joseph ueidenberg, glazier, living in
Henry ST., was snow balled to death by boys,
on New Years.
p T. Barnum was robbed of y $1,000 dia-
| mond pin while riding in the cars
At Roslyn, Long Island, on New Years
day, Constable Allen shot dead Patrick Nc
Commck, while attempting with four others
to rescue prisoner, one of their friends,
whom he (Allen) had arrested.
Mrs. Mary Ann Sampley, aged -, was
found dying in her house Thursday night, in
the lower section of Baltimore, brutally muir
dercd. The murder was committed during
the absence of her husband and daughter 1t
is supposed that plumber was the object, as
about $1,000 was taken from the house, and
jewery from the person of Mrs. Sampley.
Fred. Douglass paper, this week, in two
editorials, warmly congratnlates Pinchbeck
on his course in the recent Louisiana election
difficulties and heartily welcomes him as the
next Senator from Louisiana.
An instruction has occurred in the Philip
pine Islands against the Spanish government,
and in quelling il large number of natives
and Earopeans were killed. The insurgents
were hunted down mericlessly
The vacancy in the national House of
Repres entatives caused by the resignation OF
Mr. Mercur OF Pennsylvania was filled
Thursday by the election Of the Hon. Mr.,
Dunncl, republican.
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The Stokes Trial.

New York, 3. In his summing up for the
defence in the Stokes case to-day, Mr.. IRE
maine made the following points: The only
definition having application To the case was
that of murder in the first degree, or from
premeditated design, was charged in the in
dictment. He maintained that in view OF the
law. there is no fair and honorable man
leaving the defence of justitiablc homicide
aside, who could ever find as fact that the
the prisoner had any premeditated design to
kill James Fisk, when he fired the pistol,
there will he no controversy. That on the
evidence the prisoner cannot be convicted OF
manslaughter in the first or second degrees.
If the killing in this case was done in the
heat of passion, and there was no Unsuitable
homicide, it would he manslaughter in the
third degree. The point for the defence
would be that under no reasonable interprc-
taton OF the law could verdict Of wilful or
premeditated murder be rendered on tie evil
dence in this case. He continued his argl-
rarut 20 the adjournment
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, u. c., 3. There was tult
cabinet meeting to-day. All the departments
were represented. 1t is not known, however
that anything beyond department routine
business was under consideration.
There was a dense fog here to-day. 1t ap.
pearcd early in the morning and grew thicker
as the day heightened.
The payments mado from the treasury by
warrants during December were as follows :
Civil and miscellaneous, 5,232,77
War, 1910, t42
Navy, l,535,7 40
Interior, coupons and Indians, $3.50 $50
Total, ;>li, lGS,374
The above docs not include the payments
made on account Of interest on principal of
the public debt.
The reports 10 the internal revenue bu-
reau show the number of oictilleries in oper-
alton in the United States on the LIST inst. to
be 2C9, with daily capacity of 239, G3s gal
Ions. During December there was an in-
crease of So distlleres, and decrease in
daily capacity of % 6i5 gallons.
The following shows the increase or de-
crease of the collections from different
sources for the first month of the present fis-
cal year, compared with the same period last
year;
Spirits, increase, >l,9J2, ga
Tobacco, increase, - 900
Collections OF tax on hanks ami
bankers decreaee, 1920
Adhesive stamps, decrease. l,jQ5,52S
Penalties, increase, 200, S3l
Sources formerly taxed hut NOW
exempt decrease 1913 .0s3
The decrease OF he receipts on the above
mentioned sources i solely due to legisIa-
ton.
The total decrease is on repeated sources,
and amounts tn $3.50, 33l.
The total increase from sources taxable
alike in lS12 and 1873 is $3.50 $50.
The aggregate of internal revenue receipts
for the last quarter of the calander year OF
1872 is see, $50, 02j.20, decrease from the
quarter ending Dec 81, 1871, Of S3,0'2 ~
81.
The official relations between Secretary
Belknap and Gen. sherman here lately, las
been matter Of comment, and rumOrs have
existed of a serious difference between them
as to how orders Shall be issued, but this dii-
ference has been one merely of opinion, which
il is said has been settled to the satisfaction
of all concerned 10y the PRONUNCIATION OF the
army order issued Ivy Gen Sherman to-day,
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, :. The shoe mandatory Of +. A.
Thayer in North Bridgewater was burned last
night. Loss SIP 900; insured one-half The
shoe stock of Gardner Packard in portion
of the same building was considerably dam
aged.
Arrived, steamer Norman from Philadel-
phia; also barqne r. a. Alien from the same
place.
Barque Aurora OF Salem, Capt. Mcbride,
from Acera, Africa, for Boston, went ashore
at Rogers Hollow, South Wellhee! at 80
A. NJ to. dag during thick fog. The masts
were cut away 10 ease the vessel, but at A.
II. she bilged and fill with water. All hands
were saved. She had cargo of palm oil and
gums.
4 woman named Ellen Wclch aged - was
run over on the Old Colony railroad this
evening. Both of her legs were cut OF. She
cannot survive.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 8. The dense fog which has
prevailed all day still continues. causing
great delay to the ferryboats, and renderin g
passage over East river and North river diff
cult and dangerous The ferryboats D. s.
Gregory and Psvonia came into collision on
North river. The latter was so badly dam
aged that she was in danger of sinking, and
it was with great difficulty that she was final
~ towed ashore. The passengers were great
ly frightened, but none injured. The boat
now lies on the Jersey flats. The amount Of
damage is probably $4,000.
The directors Of the East River Bridge Co.
met to-day 10 take action on the reports OF
the committee appointed TO investigate the
charges of fraud against the managers. De-
mas Benner who made the minority report,
charging frauds, asked to be allowed to with
draw his allegations and revise his report.
which wos granted. AS the meeting was Sc
cret It is unknown what action was finally
taken on the reports. The majority report
exonerates the managers from the charges of
frauds.
City Chamberlain Palmer has written re-
ply TO Comptroller Green's letter, relative to
the transfer Of the city monies from the Union
Trust company and the Park bank to the
Broadway bank, in which he refuses to COM
ply with the comptroller's requsition.
Charlotte and Margaret Beel, two OF the
victims of the Centre street disaster, were
buried to-day. The funeral was largely at
tended.
Its stated that an immense to"tr - fact
high, which still remains standing on the ru-
ms of the Centre street fire, Is in imminent
danger Of topping over either on passengers
along the street or on thh adjoining tenement
houses, containing twenty five families.
The coroners jury in the case Of Ella c.
Campbell, killed by the explosion OF a kitcll-
en- range to- day, rendered verdict censur-
ing Mr.. Darrah, the landlord, for permitting
the defective range to remain in the build
inc
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BANGOR.

Bangor, 5Ie., 2. \ new paper made its
appearance here to-day, to be published
weekly. 1t is called "The Northern Border
and is devoted to social, literary and material
development Rev. DR.. Tefft is editor
The reports sent out from this city in reia.
ton to the smallpox, have been in many
cases much exaggerated. The whole number
of cases now under treatment, as reported by
the health officers, ia twenty-five, one half
of which is variola. AL the other cases are
convalescent, ard nearly well. The school
committee voted to-day to defer opening the
public schools until slrther notice as every
precaution is being used to prevent further
spread of the disease
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The people of Temple are discussing the
advantages of cheese factory. A public
meeting has been held, at which Joel Chand-
Ter was chairman, and DR.. s. F. Small, sec.
rotary. DR.. s. f. Small and Lemuel Farmer
were appointed a committee to see what II
would cost to fit up cheese factory, and re.
port at the next meeting.
Weld is to have cheese factory, located
at the Upper village. The stock Is divided
into shares of S25, and it Is mostly taken up,
insuring the building of the factory early in
the coming spring.
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New YoRK, Jan. 8.
New York Produce Market.
NEW ToRg, Jan. 8


COTTON --saes $500 bales. mid. uplands 20s.
FLOUR sales 1920; state 5 s01s %: round hoop
Ohio 1899 70; Western sjd6 So; Southern log
u so.
WHEAT 10000 bu No. 2 spring IS O G3; new
DO winter red and amber western l .j1l 80
CORS-499o0; steamer Go GO; sail GGaGoh.
90
OATs-sales Al. COO western 4154sh; new 65H
PORK-l3 G2k; prime Is l2kQ i325
LARD-5aG1%; Kettle SdSb; steam s5ah
BUTFEK-staLe, 24e30 Western i0al5
WHISKEY Western free, 9ia9j
RICE-Ca rolina, Sass.
COFFEE-l6Gi9S
sUGAR-Porto Rico, 0s9& i; Muscovado, .
go.
MOLAssEs-N. Q. Gos,O; Mnscovado 22s3o;
clarified 20a30.
SP'rS TURPENTINE-e0
ROS1S-3 esq
PATRoLEUM-crude, II a. refined, e27-4
TALLOW-:&ask
LlNSEED OtL-SU
FRElGHTS TO LITERPOOL-Cotton ctr. sc /;
per sail I'D; Grain per str. sad; corn perstr.
va; Grain 81
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District Court OF the United States
for the District ofMaine. In Bank

In the mater OF SAMtEL PtTrLS, bankrupt
INSTRUCT OF MAINE, IS A warrant IN Bank
~ ruptcy has been issued, by said Court, against
the Estate of Samuel Patten, OF the County of
kennebec, and State of Maine, in said District: he
has been duly adjudged Bankrupt upon Petition
of his Creditors; and the payment of any debts,
and the delivery OF any property belonging TO said
Bankrupt, to him TO his use and the transfer oi
any property by him, are forbidden by law. A
meeting OF the Creditors of said Bankrupt, tot prove
heir debts, and choose one or more Assignees Of
his Estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden at Augusta, in said District, on the
18th day OF January, A. ID. ls13 at 10 o'clock 4 NJ,
ut the office of Seth May ED, lin the Court House
:. 5. MARBLE,
L. :. Marshal, as Messenger tor said District.
lec3S-
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3Narriro.

In lIa.loWeli LIT INST, hy Eev. Fuller, tugnA-
tus 4. Longiellow to Nil, Lydia \. Gilman, both
OF IIallowe.
In Vlualhaven, 18th ult., Augustus Quinn Of Deer
Isle to Charity A. Arcy OF Ninalhayen; 2lst ut;
Charles Il. Ingerson 10 Josephine Dushane: ?2d
ult Calvin smith to Eleanor ;. Jacobs 18th ult'
David L. Carver TO Lucy |. Brown, all OF Ninalhav
en-. -.
In Pennington, 25th ult., Laforest Dowst 10 Miss
Arrazna Il. Allen, both of Vienna.
In brunswick LIST inst. Edwin X. Nnng to Miss
Ada l., Morse both OF Durham; LIST inst Isaac
Alexander to Miss Alice Slower, both OF llarp5well.
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Others are expected to unto in few weeks
The Antiquarian entertainment Of the Bap.
fist Society at Sumner, on the 18th ult., was
successful, the net receipts being nearly $50.
The ancient costumes and various scenes
presented were very amusing and appropriate
to the occasion. Among the many scenes IL
Illustrative Of olden times, were some showing
the whole process Of working fax. An an
cieRt choir sang many Of the old tunes SO
popular fifty years ago, and which to-day con-
tain more melody than many modern pieces.
Rev. s. S. Fletcher, formerly pastor Of the
Cniyersalst church in Gardiner, commences
his work as the pastor Of the Parish in Wa
torbury, on the iirst Sunday of January.
Rev. o. +. Van Cise, formerly pastor Of
the Universalist church in Auburn, writes
81 20 home JAN LIST, with the strong and rea-
sonable hope Of being able to resume my
ministry, after rest of six months or year.
Meanwhile may the good work not languish
for want Of faithful laborers everywhere"
The Free Baptist Society at West Bowdoin
melted about 500 at their Apron Festival,
held at Lisbon Falls, the other evening. The
money goes toward furnishing an organ for
their church.
Rev. T. I. White, Of Colby University, is
supplying the pulpit of the Baptist Church in
Dexter this winter.
On Sunday last the Rev. Mr. Foot of Lu-
bee baptised one candidate.
SuxNrslDl,-On Christmas day the mem
bers Of the Independent Congregational So
ciety Of Bangor, presented to John Bright.
Esq, a valuable gold watch and chain as a
testimonial Of their appreciation of his SER
vices rendered as Clerk of the Society-a po-
sition which he has held from the year 1929
10 the present time. Rev. Ozro Roys, pas
tor Of the Free Baptist church in Pennington
received some very valuable presents from a
Christmas tree last Wednesday evening. The
Methodist at Stow had donatien at Mr..
Writings last Wednesday for Rev. A. With
am, and left him seventy dollars. The Rev.
Joseph Kallock was made the recipient of an
elegant gold headed care by his Dix Island
friends on Christmas. Rev. George Griggs
of East Poland writes THE church and con-
gregation Of this charge made us visit on
the nineteenth inst, and spent tho afternoon
and evening in pleasant social intercourse.
leaving v in Us on their departures. $50 for
which they have cur hearty thanks
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Notice.

rEuE City Council having provided for the pnr'
I pose, the physicians of the city will be at the
Aldermen's and Council Rooms on Saturday and
Monday next at , O'Clock p. NJ, to vaacnate rest
dents who may DO present, feee Of charge. II is
hoped that all who require it, will avail themselves
of this means of guarding against loalhsome dis.
ca Sc and that teachers will urge its inheritance up
en- their puldls. l.. HARRINGTON,
Chairman Of the Health Committee.
AuDYsia Dec no 1872 dec3l.ttd
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Mansur's Music Rooms

4 Nd OFFICE has just been removed to his house
~ at the junction of Grove and Gage streets,
where good trades In the best of Pianos, Organs
and MelOdeons may still he had. instruments 10
rent. Mrs. II. NJ. Mansur can accommodate I, "
more scholars with music lessons on the plan or
organ. Instruction books and music for sale. HIS
publishing Office remains as formerly. over Mi.
Iaskelrs shoe store.
Augusta, Jan. ,, 1878. ian3-,u
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FINANCIAL& COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, jan.


Money active and stringent during the greater
part Of the day loaning high rs is and interest,
but closed at ! per cent, gold. Sterling quiet
Prime 60.lay l09 .sol09 Ii FOR sight ll0. oll03s.
It was rnmorcd this afternoon that c70o000 of co.
day bills have been borrowed ON stock collaterals'
Gold was heavy all day at III Aaill'i. Loans We're
made from 20 - for carrying. At one time l-6t
was paid for the use of small lot Cicarances
$50 900. Treasury disbursements $685. goo.
Governments flrlner on light transactions. South
ern securities duh
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Residents of this city are TO be yaccinated
free of charge on application to-day or Men
day, at the Aldermen's and Council rooms, in
Granite Hall block. Experienced physicians
will be in attendance, provided with pure vac
cine matter. While we hear OF fatal cases Of
small pox in other places in the State, this
loathesome disease has thus far passed us
by. Thankful for the exemption we have
thus had, no means of preeaution should
be left untried.
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As ore observance of the Week OF Pray
er, our city pastors viii conduct Union
Prayer meeting at the rooms Of the Y. ". c.
A. in Darby Block, Water street, each day Of
text weel; from y to l245 O'Clock ncea.
O,he. services viii be duly noticed when ar
ranged
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Cincinnati Produce Markti

CINCINNATI, Jan ).
MES, PORN z V0e
LARD k:tte74 az steam * q 1t; summer
winter ~
BULK MEATs-sides 5s45}. clear rib =. ;shoul
ders 81.
BAcON-shouder, A'.a clear rib Z. sites
s4
WHISkEY- ass
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Those y ho want nice brushes, combs, soaps,
perfumery and toilet articles or fancy goods,
will find the best assortment and lowest prices
ct Partri1ge's Drug Store, under Granite Hall
llec3l. teoG9t
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BY TELEGR APH
TO Thu
Daily Kennebec Journal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, 8. Woodbury. c, Osborne, an
old and we'll Unknown Portland merchant died
to-day, aged 60.
The wheelwrighs shop Of Metcalf & Nick
erson. on Fore street, was burned this even.
ing with its contents. Loss about $1,000. In
sured $500.
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IL the Biographical notice OF benjamin
adams, Esq, the member Of the House from
Anson, it is enormously printed that he was
Postmaster at North Arson from ls49 to 1855.
L shouli have read Worth Neg Hortlea9.
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West Wateryille has prosperous Savings
Bank, of which John Aver, Esq, is Presi
dent, and G. T. Stevens Treasurer and Sec
rotary. The present amount OF deposits is
SGGi sc, with 4C6 depositors, 4s2 Of whom
have less than $500 each on deposit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Taking advantage Of the excellent railroad
facilities, a large number OF members Of the
legislature will spend their Sabbaths ut home
with their families.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Melbourne, Victoria, Jan. ), via, London.
Additional kidnapping of Polynesian natives
by wholesale have come 10 light. The guilty
parties will be severely dealt with. The au-
thoritcs are determined to break up the prac-
tice.
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The Fairfield Chronicle says that Mark II.
Hilton, of the Elm House in Skowbegan has
sold out his interest to Littlefleld and Spring
or, parties from Augusta.