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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-31
FEED.

1919 WE BEG LEAVE TO iNfIhh
10 y. or pa;rous ani The pu1lit fe, ',,. 81
tina, we commence tie new year WIN ia 49, '., Ig
ever, thing In our line. with prizes T. ~. "~
fines 4 Ianty supply Of 0FFAL AZ pilil rs'y'
Rcsnot.ttuliv MOORE x GObDsrNH,
Feed and i'roiuc" Uci'"f':
"a, 3o7 Seventh '!:''''
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~ Lyme = Brother.
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Zeal Estate AGENTS and tGc:iulH@E''
liz Maia street.

CONUiSSiONERS OF ' 1t ABLE
- FNEI IN HE&NH'D Etii. &If Tin 47'a
10 decree ui The GIc:,it tGar: - l!rEr"" ' 'i""
I'm the silt OF y kcrs gua.,litn -. !:h"r ahd an 80
The .Jti. day Of January. Is ), Nil .o!t !! rom "
TIE coun.y court-lIoue". corner Ntia .. i ; ",.nt
DAY INA. "a day . Fcl:arg, r.. ai y "f>,N ~
lie desirable FARM Of "hiC W!H'ntT Ef"'I 81
acxed, Icing atpat bfI"a mics 'c|o% '.G ~. -,
cuut.ii e some three hcudtcd aud 'hiri %e'' a."
large portion "r ;yllic., ic. - i@rr ~ 'y.
and ;td;oiis iEc firu aud lf-!':"uc: a. ~ -" ~
Ecarmin There 4 :. S.Cd :rairrl d"ri!'if ~ '"r
farm I'm very goo. Greer, with uihrr Lt@r'" t' o..
u!dugs. and there l. ALSO valuable ~51 d '''.'
uynn III. i,n'!. 40, t,.i,l.
,neil:s AZ nix twelve ar;" ui,I'rJa iHa'h. 1T
table uo;c> !nercs; added, sad tile !rt'!h' va ~
purchase inouey j. g,iI and c,n.Eaacr >',yt''"'
court. I.o-'-i'' - 49,.
ltg2 'Pi"''' ''H-,
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AVE YOUR MONEY AND GET INTEREST

D II. MAURY s. Co,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Cfsrr for sale
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON-
PANTS FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS,
OF SO and interest.
THEY ARE FREE OF ALL TANES.
These bonds are nrst-class security, and rs only
a limited amount Of them Is for sale, would invite
the prompt attention Of investors t" them
ALSO.
FOR SALE. STATE INT crest COUPONS.
receivable Cor taxes AMI othGr dues to 'be State
BONDS AND STOCKS
OF all KINDS bought and sold by Us Oh COMMISSION
ONLY.
Orders solicited AMI prompt attention given by
Il. II. MAURY & GO,
IN 3-deodlm&swlm
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A Ii. KINDS Og JOB WORK SFsaiE!!.Y
n ExEGUCED AT THE uis2ATcH PAINT
ING saaBsE sts
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AUCTroH SALES. ..,Ehla Day.
BY Cook & Laughso1zp Arctioneers'
corner of Governor ana franklin streets.

], AECTTGN SALES This Itay
<--@AA~-A~~s-~~>~a
BY Cook & LaughSolzr Auctoneers,
corner of Governor ana franklin streets.
EREsH GROUND MUSTARD, PEP.
PER, GINGER. &C. AT AUCIIoSn;,On
FRIDAY the 3Isf Instant, at 10 ocioek' "" VIZ oc'
ut our auciGn-roors
non al, and compound cans EREsH GRODND
AMERICAN and ITALIhN MuS,tsA1M AID, gin =.
GER, PEP PER, CRtAMT6R TAk,sflC &c
an tb,rtv.ovc-pound kegs MUSTARD. PEPPER
EINGER &c. fresh and desirable goods 10
which the attention Of dcalcig Is called.
ALSO,
/, general assortment Of EOIEEIInLD TI5REI-
- TIRE. COOKING and Ec5ATINCrhTOVES.
MaTfRESSEs. &C.:
LOT OF useful SCHOOL ROCKS:
An Invoice OF NEW CRO0kEhf. Basins anu
~ E.rrprs, Cups and Saucers, Piates, &".;
A lot Of TIN NERS' TOOLS,
Two BAH-tpUN9' Frs.
ja3 COOK Z LAuGdloN- hnctioneefs.
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VNDENTAKERS AND
BURIAL INSURANCE GOTHAM
OFFICE: so. o FLEyESTI STREET. KlCiNV'''
VA. ASp ru,RrsLHru 40 iirLL ,inrL!'
MA>cGEsrxR. VA.


We the undersigned. ss!ye ,o furnish Pr .,tt,
for the sun Of :taaDuJIi, paid, tho toiia"11 '"'
n,..lfnl for a fuucrui--fo VII. rsTer-li u ra
colnn, ca,c heIe", anil four cilissIc,. II r..
of thc death of 'ils :rty la,ar.a; I"r >a-h &c
liugeucy. should Tic above nutnIrr q! tt';,,rCi
no.he wanted s. vii! Ne paid Tor rac., n. ~ Ix "a,
and should the party thus iusurs.l a. Nas:'I ~ a.,
society or BY lbs family. We VIII SLOW. s. 80, "a
the above fulcra! service, b":1 con - over
lieu thereof Persons inSurinS vito NAY N ,i.S ,;;E
one Inie from tie city viii oct er idfnih,' 80 vii.
the hea9sc and carTagcs but he CONN JIM ,r,,,cy
lie sen; 10 thcia by rai. or some oI5eE 2 ri ,h=
free Of ciiuyyr. his We Consider 10 nc e,f.tr ri
most dc ,irtDle gficrs ever ulade - p't ppI, l.
certainly 50 20 tho poorer Glass IN e',' "sG i'm, I;
those who may have any doubt ~ '" w. =. val
af our concern, we restcct!u,I asa ~ .,,, r..
ofIcs., and q careful e>aminai"n .: eaE 2.S5 yl.i
fcregccs. &C. Oag aScoi w!ll cali tlrli ~ r;rr,
be fgrullled with ccrtactte ai;is" - s,ti
OF our comre,ny with the STAMP "i SGF ri.r,
thereto Tho.s in,rrus with hs:'i ~ \. ~ NJ, !c.
will be furnished with = printed eeE'iHS"'-
CENT fer the amount patti. ,n-.c.t u.,.ltt.
tnner,l services attended a the tbs. ,3.s ~ie
W.. nre nrcnarcd 10 furnish n tux m"st tHH'Io
prices Tor cash bG!y. 1. -. tE''
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., ,
RtCIlMONU, VA. December Il, ls7a, [

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Io.,{
RICHMOND, VA. December II, ls7a. [
NN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
~ CEMhEi 18th, the TRAINS OH This road will
fun a. i'.i!nws:
Ths MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond s,sA.
%! t:Ep L; H., aud leave Petersburg ut LIZ; \. n
aud 90, T., NJ.
THEiUnT TRAINS, with r;l,sengrr coach at.
ta"hcd, !eeSve Eicfmoud at1 4. NJ and T. NJ, anc
leave Petersburg at sra 4. VI. aud 40 I. Il.
Tie SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will lrav.
litrnr;,d aNt Petersburg, at 8 4. NJ. Ecturuiag
l,.trc Richnai aud Petersburg ut .3a T. ~, s.:l,
% IQ'cCrh, Is heretofore
"a. 5 A. ". TRAIN will no, Leave Eicluuuud ~,
Sundays and The s:'5 T. ". MAIL TRAIN aud sac
a u tnklGI1 TRAIN will rot Leave Petersburg
uu SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take tho 90. r. III
DAILY lE-1N. end those from Norfolk Will con.
itut, at e.e-sbnrg with the il:25 4. NJ. TRAN.
puscigcrs FROM Clover Hill will take The s:3O
II. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
snd returning leave Rlcbinond on the same days Il
go L. VI.
.shc NAIL TRAINS viii stop only at Chester anu
Manchester.
The 4. IL. TRAIN will connect al Petersburg
ssiih The Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad foi
puLLMAS,s pALACs sLEEplNG-CAR wiz,
he attached To the THROIGH TRAIN at Weldon
fu,tring through to Wilmington.
RI KASEY,
h,B Ticket aud Freight Agent
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RICHMOND. FHEpERlCKsBCRG ANDl
Potomac RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT Agent, /

oEFlCE OF GESEEAL FREIGHT AGENT,
RICHMOND, Va, January l.ls7J.
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.-Freipb,
= for AleNanirla. Washington, Baltimore and
iatarsNeiate points viii b. received bv ibis COM
lanN nj their Brcat-Strct dcpot on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS \. Al, connecting ut Quantico with
TUG Alexandra and fredericksburg railway
Joint tari1-aheots may be had on application To
j. IS. GENTRY,
y lin General Freight Agent.
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i,iC!;lvHD AID YORK E!yER FAN uaulO,t
RiCiihoHI'. January g. 1873. {
NOTICE On ana after this date G;ccem
: hrr 20 tho fasSEH"i.;i and tEiiniiT
Ststtir~ uvrr this r0Iig viii 30 run Us fellow.
- ~SENUEil TRAIN daily |e\crnt .'a.ri;,ysl DC.
'Nc"n EichmoH,l aud West Point. lrgyiag tie de-
ruf # 90 /, VI.
r.>scms,rs for river landings and Baltimore will
ha,ys iiesnI9hd depot on WEDNESDAYS ami
SAIIDInf S at / o'clock 4. n.
FEhiGHE TR AIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
Lac hlthuIona on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri.
Gays. @nd htiuy:ars. III O'clock \ VI.
100 UPRIGHT TRAIN. between Eichmou,
i'', Ne>t Point, carry Ing local freight both ways
.. M"l',Iyi lays aud satar'i, $, leaving Richmond
-, WILLIAM y: BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. !. TAYLOR, Freight ANA Ticket Aerni, Eich.
Hi1.ui. Io a
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''nHREE FRAME TEsEMrrrs
~ "a TIE FAST SIDE OF CoMnnEiS Or
ss4tn,cE ;IlI, tHAnDoX HILL FeK HsVI1sg
Az - ~ sish-1ii! be sold on TUEsDs4YL Xxx AT
p T. fnn c gss on tho premises, At tas ~
ieat ana running lack rs fenf. ~ fronting %
: , aEas: one-third cash; baisnce ats;r .,a,
,n"lliiis Ter negotiable notes iere s ana tTtiss
secured by deed OF trust. sa1ef, aud
j. 81 b'.' SON.
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REFERENCE

WALKER { SAUNDERS, M. 1915 M-ia s'''''
Rschmand, Va. ,co,,s sura-t
MOODY i ROYAL, Res! Estate ASsnt''
Seventh and HUI. streets, Ma3+at sts.: -. ,i uul
A. AoSTEIao. ~. -, o..se eeriieS SS"'-
sirrets, Manchester, Va. ...,,s ,,rxs,,
sroTIs 8 s.IssoS, ils AND II FoG.:sea'' w.
: NJ ,isawS. psaDEnYos 4 Co. sos. 's:s, s'so' "''
1871 lary stree. kirhui9nl, Va, M 10
: IL. ~. haspwfs, EssssM4sr Merchant, s ~
aEsin street. i.ietnuoad. Va. ---:-- $3.50
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J DOCK AND ssiR PRINTING ma -
Z &9: DONE AT this 0sfIt.k
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RicnaspsoS s Co, Rea. Estate Auctioaeers.
&c -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS

ID. Appleton 6 Co. have just issued another
Of Cooper's novels, "The Pilot" it being a
part of their illustrated edition. No works in
this country have more of the genuine Amer
lean flavor Of our early days than these, none
are more popular. The new edition is eager.
ly sought. For sale by Horace North.
The Aprifnumber of Harper's Monthly has
the following contents: The Cradle of the
New World; Doubt; Pigeon Voyagers; "Till
Death" The Mountains; Cog, Magog & Co.
Agricultural Laborers in England; Told in
the Drawing Room; Recollections of an Old
Stager; Sea and Shore; Old Kensington
Horace Greeley; A Simpleton; Baby and
Mustard Playing Ball; The New Magdalen
Voice and Face. For sale by J. F. Pierce.
The London Quarterly Review for January
has the following contents Unpublished Let.
tiers Of the Princess Charlotte; Laws and Gus
toms of Spain; The Two Fredericks; State
of the British Navy; Madame De Sivigne
Exhaustion of the Soil of Great Britain ;
Froud's English in Ireland; The Sonnet
History of British Commerce; CHANGER and
Shakespeare; The Ministry and University
Education in Ireland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31

West Wateryille to that point. This woula
leave gap of abovt fifty miles to be previ-
ded fora gap that cannot remain long with
out being filed, when the very great advan'
tages to the railroad system of Maine are
considered A director of the Maine Central
recently said to us that he considered this the
most important railroad project now 10 agita-
ton upon the soil of Maine, and altogether
the most likely 10 be carried out. The pro-
iect made very favorable impression upon
the board generally, and the Canadian Com
mittee received much encouragement from the
interview.
When this road shall be completed, two
points of winter connection with the ocean
present Observation-Disclosures and Belfast.
From Quebec to Portland by this route the
distance is 256 miles; from Quebec to Belfast,
233-a distance in favor of Belfast 23 miles.
The Maine Central will probably seek to
place more business upon the Belfast branch,
by encouraging here connecting point with
tide water for the provincial business, when
this connection shall be made.
Those who remember the Belfast and Que
bee railroad excitement of thirty seven years
ago, will see that almost one-half of the
route then surveyed has been built, and that
the present generation will probably see
train arrive at Belfast direct from Quebec
This was one of the possibilities OF the future
which was had in view at the leasing of the
Belfast road by the Maine Central.-Beifast
Journal.
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REVIVAL OFAN OLD TINE PROJECT.

The Directors of the Maine Central rail.
soad have recently been waited upon by gen.
aemsn from Quebec interested in building a
ssiroed from that city to connection with
the Maine Central, upon the upper waters of
the kennebec. The object is to reach tide
eater on the Atlantic coast, and thus furnish
winter outlet for the lower st. Lawrence,
rs Montreal now does for the upper waters of
~ river in the Grand Trunk TO Portland
these gentlemen lay before the public Il
Pamphlet printed in Quebec the present year,
Nnich contains the facts connected with the
sMsop1sso enterprise, accompanied by a map.
ans Lewis and Kennebec railway was ireor-
pSsatsd ~ the legislature of the Province in
asoss With capital stock of three millions
~. subsidy Of the interest on $4,000 Der
49, feaJ LOT svsnty years. The distance from
1870 q Lewis, on the opposite aide of tha
xyef, y The point of crossing the fron, 10 'ne
G. nsar ths head of the Chsudiere r riyer a. ~
, .y asss. tns map accompanying the
the Maine railroads at Scion, the termination
# We road nov under construction from
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Consumption can be Cured.
sCHENCK,s PULMoNIC SYRUP,


SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
often occasion The death of the patient 1t locks up
the liver, stops the circulation OF the blood henor.
rhage follows, and, in fact, cogging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of
twothirds OF the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side tine
bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too loose
tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade feeling
sy: the food that s taken lies heavily on the stom.
ach, accompanied with acdty and belching of
wind. These symptoms usually originate from a
disordered condition of the stomach or q torpid
liver. Persons 30 affected If they take one or two
heavy colds, and ii the cough in these cases be
suddenly stopped, the lungs, liver and stomach
clog, and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient is aware of his situation the lungs are
mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the in.
evitable result.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant,
calculated to check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissoives the food,
mixes with the gastric juice ofthe stomach, dgests
easily, nourishes the system, and creates healthy
circulation of the blood. When the bowels are
costive, skin saow, and the patient is of bilious
habit, Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. j. II.
SCHENCk 4 son, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia Penn, and for sale by
GEO. Z. GOODWIN& co, 50 Hanover street
Boston, and John F. Henry, 8 College place, New
York, Wholesale agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. eod&wtf
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GENERAL NE VS..

The rowdyism practised in New York horse.
cars has injured their night business serious
ly.
Rev. John S. Wilson, DID,, distinguished
Presbyterian divine, died at Atlanta, Ca,
Thursday.
Indiana has any amount of corn, which
she would be glad to get to market, but the
truth is, it costs more for freight than the
corn will sell for.
The Michigan Legislature has adopted a
resolution urging upon Congress the construc-
ton of ship canal from Lake Michigan to
Lake Erie or Huron.
Amedee Simon Dominique Therry, the en-
inent French historian, died Wednesday,
aged 76.
Campbellsville, Kentucky, was nearly des.
troyed by fire Tuesday night.
You often hear of man "being in advance
of his age" but you never heard of woman
ing in the same predicament.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
the act appropriating one million dollars for
the Cenntenial Exhibition.
AHe gTanu NlZleT mas written sharp note
to the government at Belgrade respecting the
delay in the payment Of the annual tribute to
Turkey by Servia.
Fred Douglass's paper administers the fol-
lowing "The New York Tribune should
know that it is not the paper to lecture col
ored people, as it is the recognized organ of
all the hostility to colored people in this coun.
try"
Postal cards will be convenience to peo.
pie who wish to tell you all they know. Smith
says to his landlady "Any letter for me, to.
day ?" And she answers: "Only two postal
cards, but there's nothing particular on them"
The same man has swept the sidewalk in
front of the White House for twenty-seven
years, and some think it is about time that
hat sidewalk was renewed.
The United States steamship Vanderbilt
vas sold at auction Thursday at San Francis
%, at the Mar Island Navy Yard, to George
loves & Co., of that city, for $4,000, cur
ency.
The fidelity of former slaves is Illustrated
n the case of an aged lady in Columbus, Ca,
rho is supported almost entirely by former |
urse in the family.
The Elmira Advertiser complains of mer-
iiess clergym man who lately drove ive-year
'ia mare from his house in Jefferson County,
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CONNECTICUT.

Election in Connecticut will tata pla nc
,S..a. 49,, 80. 20
oA HAonuay, april 'tn. state o1ncers and
members of Congress are to be chosen
The State ia closa ro,;,;oo,,v NTH ,ooo,
,.-.--, WIN 'o."'
ufssuroahces that nave considerable IN
duence at times upon the elections. The
canvass has heep worry ou;at with tho
y
Nn~1oos IA i"'oi VI republican success.
The Boston Globe represents the condition
Of things past and nresent in tho fol,ow;,o
'-'e
sE'Acie.
At the last years April election Governor
jewell, the republican candidate, was chosen
BY majority Of two thousand over his DEMO-
cratic opponent, in a total vote of about nine
y-three thousand. At that time the temper
ance and labor reform parties threw nearly
two thousand votes, which cut down JEWELS
absolute majority to twenty-eight. In the
PRESIDENTIAL election of last fall the total vote
OF the State run up to 96,920, of which Grant
received 81, 63S, Greeley 1882, and there
were 40 scattering, showing republican
majority for Grant over Greeley of 476G. The
present delegation in Congress is composed
Of three republicans, representing, respect
Nely, the First, Second and Third districts,
and one democrat representing the Fourth.
Tue rHss oistIIct, comprising the counties
Of Hartford and Holland, Strong, republican,
was chosen over Goodrich, democrat, at the
regular election in April, 1871, by majority
1.-TWO hundred and thirty-seven. The repub-
lican majority in the counties composing this
district, in the gubernatorial election of April,
1879, was ZIG, and at the Presidential cleo
ton last fall it was 804. The Hon. Joseph r.
Hawley, republican was elected to Congress
ct this time, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Hon. Julius L. Strong, carrying the
district by 633 majority over William w. Ea-
ton, his very influential and able democratic
cempetitor. There can be no doubt Of Mr..
Hawieys success in the coming contest, for
hs 10 sonnd and able man, and made his
mark in the last Congress.
The Second district, composed of the coun-
ties Of New Haven and Middlesex, was car.
REQ by Kellogg. republican, over Hendricks,
democrat, by only twenty-seven majority in
April, 1871. At the last gubernatorial cleo.
sion, the same counties gave democratic
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The Washington Chronicle says tina,

The Washington Chronicle says that
the Communication by the President of the
punishment of O'Brien of that city, from
death to Imprisonment for life, is justified
on the ground that evidence was adduced
after the conviction and sentence, which
convinced the President that the crime
was the result Of passion and impulse,
and not of deliberation and "aforthought,
~ when man lieth in wait" and that it
was not, therefore, murder in the first de-
gree, as described by the criminal law,
the legal punishment of which is death,
but murder In the second degree, which
the law declares shall be punished by i'm
prisonment." And the Chronicle adds
& IF the President SO believed from the
testimony adduced after the sentence, as
no one can doubt, it was simply his duty
to modify the punishment SO as to accord
with the provisions of the statute in such
case made and provided. And, in oul
opinion, sending O'Brien to the penitentia
! y. to be humanely treated and kept a
hard labor during his natural life, will
have IS happy an effect in restrainin.
crime in this city as the infiiction Of tn
death penalty. And being destitute {
every element Of brutality, 1t relieves tn
community from the necessarily demora
izing effects Of witnessing the violent d
= struction of human life by its own of
cials."
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Springfield, Mass, last week. A person
wearing porter's badge entered car of the
train just in from the east, nonchalantly
picked out one Of the most promising of the
valises and walked off with it. Presently, in
gone. For time he fondly thought it all the
natural mistake of q porter sent for some
ones baggage, but ali search for the oblging
gentleman made by the depot police proved
Intellectual. The sham porter had stolen ST.
lently away with the stolen property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31

Hon. Augustus Schell, the well-known poll
tician and financier of New York, was mar
ried on Tuesday to Miss Anna Fox, according
to the form Of the Society Of Friends, OF
which the lady is member. The attendance
upon the ceremony was large, including much
| of the wealth and fashion Of the city, among
whom were Commodore Vanderbilt and wife
the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals and emf
| nent lawyers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31

Evans, the Northwood murderer, has un-
dergone considerable change, physically,
since his incarceration in the New Hampshire
State Prison. Instead of the infrmty which
marked his walk and speech when he came
there, he now appears as vigorous and active
as any of the prisoners, and-ascends the stairs
to his cell without supporting himself by the
iron rails, as he formerly attempted to do.
He is allowed no communication with any
one except the officers, and is given no OPP
portunity to Indulge his passion for cant and
psalm singing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31

A Geneva despatch states that it is reported,
on good authority, that Don Carlos has abdi-
Gated his claim to the Spanish throne in favor
of his son, under the regency Of Don Alfonso.
The withdrawal of Don Carlos from the con.
test for the Spanish crown will not, it is un-
derstood, influence any change in the present
programme of the Carlist party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-31

The yellow fever is reported to be very ia
tai at Rio Janeiro, and the cholera at Para.
The United States fleet has left the former
place on account Of the epidemic. The school
ship Mercury has arrived at ST. Thomas, with
the yellow fever on board. So far the dis
eases referred to appear to be merely local,
and such as visit the sickly ports of South
America every season. There is no reason to
suppose, at present, that they will become
epidemic.