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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07
NEW YORK.

New York, December ). A Washington special
says that the Attorney General declares that Wal
CT Feann i'll not be appointed successor of Judge
Dunell of Louisiana.
Secretary Brstows report will be mailed TO all
| sections Of the country to-day.
Edward Fallon. was attacked, robbed and shot
py niShWaVsah on tnst Avenue early this
JaIncs Nor@ar AMI II,,,r,. ,,;,,o, ,roo
n .dav CHARGED with fytc3s;yn rohberios IN ths
w. ard aibor, wan '>''A'4'e io'"e' ''9 IN 'i's
ny CIV -'lD
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-07

Roberts, land, $780, Elijah Roberts to Chas
Freeman, land, $500. Edward Z. NTyrick to Ad-
die r. Myrick land and buildings, $4,000.
NIESNA.-Sewall c. Whittier to Henry Whit
tier, land, $500.
WAYNE.-llolman johnson 70 Sarah f. Mitch
ell, land, 500. Emery Foss TO Lucous Lcadbet-
ter, farm, $500. Baskaba G. Fifed to Nathan
W. Coffin, land, $500. Esquire Bishop to Lucius
Leadbetter, land, $3.50.
WINTHRoP.-Wm. f. Loveioy to Ezra Getchell,
land and buildings, $500. Joseph +. Briggs to
Russell Cummings, land, $40 Henry VI. Dudley
to Dana II. Dudley, land, 500.
WATERvILLE.-lIaryL L. Maynard to Wesley j.
Maynard, real estate, $4,000 George L. Shores
TO Joseph Jennings, real estate, SO. II. Il. &
Lydia Dunn to Joseph Butter, land, $50 Joseph
Jenness to William W. Edwards, real estate, >sl5o.
+. A. Waldron aud ais. to Mary +. Chase, land,
$3.50. Elenther Bernard to james Smarky, land,
$1,000. 1. A. Waldron and ais. to Betsey W.
King, land, $500. Theophilcus Gilman to Web
Der q Hubbard, land, 5000. F. A, Waldron and
ais. to John Lapall, land $50. \. c. Smith to
Fred II. Boothby, l undivided lot Of land 500.
Benjamin Kicker to James L. Pease, 2 lots Of
land, $1,000. Augustine Crosby to Francis Z.
Heath, 2 lots Of lard, $50. +. A. Wallron and
ais, to Benz. +. Allen, land $500. j. NJ. llama
ford to Eli Dow, land and buildings, $1,000 Ly-
ford q Pulsiferto George A. West, land, $500.
WEST WArLRvlLLE.--Conioith o. Smith to
John Sturteyant land, 500.
WEEKS MILLs-Wm. Polc.val to Franklin
Perciyal, : lots Of land, 500.
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lintionnI Nledicnttni..

Medication l. only successful when il i RATIONALE
ana it i rational only when it begins at The begin
giA-. In other words, to cure Il maluhy, lis cause
must be removed. Weakness, either general or
local is the origin of the great majority Of diseases
Reinforce the vital energies, regulate digestion, and
,ccrt ton by strengthening The organs which per
form these ali-important functions and dy-p ep-ia
construction, kidney and bladder complaints, lttr
me difficulties, impure circulation, and the thou
sand and one aimcnt. which are the consequences
If debility, are completely and in most cases per-
manenty retiovcd. The best safest aud most
agfeeab tome and Alternative that can be employed
for this purpose is Hostet;eI's Stomach BIttcrs
The experience of twenty-five years, during VIII ch
time it has outived perhaps ten times that number
ofephemcral preparations which have entered into
competition with it, has proved it to be uuCquallcd
Is remedy for ali disorders accompanied by or
proceeding from weakness. tcc2- :cOdAWlW
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CANADA.
Small POx Rayages,

Montreal, December D. The Star gives stats
ties from the Health Department. showing the
deaths in / months to be $500, of which 66l were
from small pox. This is only for the city proper
Outside of the limits there have been l,029 deaths,
of which l39 were small pox. This makes the
death rate of Montreal i6 per thousand-lj per
thousand more than New York and tw ice as heavy
as London, England. The Star calls on the Cath
ole clergy to advocate vaccination, in opposition
to the French doctors who oppose it,
Ottawa, December ). 1t is reported that the
city temperance societies and those of the rest of
the dominion, will shortly solicit the Governor
General to become their patron on the assumption
that he is a friend to the cause.
palace car was burned this morning at the
Canada Central Depot.
The parliament is further rrorogued 10 the 18th
of Jan.
The dominion auditors report shows the reve-
nue. for the domn on for Nov. to have been ~ 2}O.
5j0 expenditure, 81 1884 $50.
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GENERAL .NEJF.S.

Tom Thumb has become a Knight Templar.
The wickedest man in the world is the fell
low who knows where little Charlie Ross is,
and will not tell.
Prof. Watson, who is at the head of the
American Transit party, at Pekin, has dis
covered new asteroid of the eleventh magni-
tudc
he Lake Ontario Shore railroad is nearly
completed to the Genesee river.
Durrell of the United States Court at New
Orleans, has rendered his resignation.
About twenty three per cent. of the voting
population of the United States habitually alb
sent themselves from the polls on election
day.
Between three hundred and four hundred
men were suspended from work in the Brook
Ign navy-yard Monday.
Charles Spraguc, the banker poet of Boston
is IS years old, but is as young as he was
forty years ago, lie thinks this freshness is
owing to his always looking on the bright side
Of things.
John r. Dennet, one of the editors of the
Nation, died at Westborough, Mass, on
Thursday last, of consumption.
Ebert Jackson and Lewis Jarvis, indicted
for the murder of Samuel j. Jones at South
! Oyster Bay, Long Island, were sentenced on
Thursday TO be hanged on January 10.
new horse disease has broken out al
Grand Rapids, Mich, recently. The animals
are suddenly taken stiff, and fall dead in TWEEN
ty-tonr hours. Three horses died in James
town and Georgetown last week.
Bishop Liulejohn, of the Protestant Epis-
copal Diocese of Long Island, on Sunday ad.
United twelve ladies to the order of Deacon
est,
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TEEEGKAMSIN GENERAL.

The Postmaster General has decided not to re
move the Post-olice from Brooklyn
The officers of the Grand Encampment, knights
Iemplar, of the United States, at New Orleans
were installed on Friday The question of a uni.
iorm was left optional with the statas. Comman-
deiies now using red where black is generally
used, may change if they desire.
In the tial of Beechcr this week, it is said that
Mr.. Moulton will produce the two papers that he
mentioned, but did not print in his statement
One IS note enclosed in one of his letters from
Beecher to Mrs. Tilton, found in copy of the
Life OF Christ, which Mrs. Tton received from
her pastor The other is Beechers draft of resig-
nation from his pulpit, when he was in the midst
Of his trouble.
The number of INNING grafton landed at Castle
Garden IN New u rk from January lst to Dec. lst
the present year, was l4j ,3G2 showing heavy de
crease.
1t is stated the Rev. William Il. Alger of Bos-
ton has decided to accept call to fill the pulpit
of the church of the Messiah in New York city.
Richard Irwin former agent of the Pacific
Mail company in San Francisco, has arrived in
New York to answer the companys complaint
against him, for three-quarers of million of dol
lars, which he says be expended at the instance of
the former management to procure government
subsidy. Should he tell all he knows relating to
hat eXpedlture, sensation is pronounced riyaling
the Credit Mobilier.
\ New Orleans letter states that the finance,
are in a deplorable condition. and over urthons-
and pieces of property have been sold during the
past year for taxes. The rate of taxation has been
enormous, and in many instances as high a. the
valuation of the property.
Washington dispatches foreshadow early and
favorable action the House bills for the admi,-
sion Of Colorado, and New Mexico, with the OBJ
lect OF aiding four republican Senators and two
Congressman to the present bodies
1t is reported that the village of San Geronimo
in Cuba was captured recently by the insurgents the
garrison Of 80 men captivating after severe
fight, with loss of sixty killed and large num-
her wounded They captured $50 rifles, % 600
cartridges and quanty of clothing. The insur-
gent loss was two killed and fifteen wounded.
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llaooO tons. They will refill their houses the en-.

$4,000 tons. They will refill their houses the en-
| suing winter. The company have paid debt
| resting upon them, and a handsome dividend on
stock.
7. j. Southland x Go. have IL nice ship on the
stocks which will be ready for launching in the
early spring The frame is up, and workmen are
actively engaged on the craft. The vessel is Of
about 1000 tons.
The shoe factories in full blast. Messrs.
Hagar & Bros. manufacture children's and in
fants' shoes Of the best quality, and employ 60
persons. Harvey, Spalding and Co. manufacture
for the western and southern markets and employ
800 persons. They hayc large orders for the
winter.
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tHarrtrn.

In this city, on Thanks giving Day, by Rev. f. NJ.
D'Callaghan, Mr.. James Concannon OF NaterYill
TO Miss Ellen NJ Rowe of Augusta.
In Pownal, LIST ms, by Rev. Mr.. True, John
Bracket to Miss Ann Alexander dau glitter OF the
late Capt. Thomas Alexander OF BruasA Nick, both
of Pownal.
In Dover, 22d ult., Liston p Evans of Garland,
10 Miss Clara V. Getchel of Dover, 21lh ult,, Geo.
II. Robinson to Miss Mary +. Severance, both OF
Dover.
In sangerville, 18th ult Frank a. Alyoyd to Miss
EmIna Gatchell, both of Fitchburg, Mass.
In scbec, 10Th uit., Llewelyn Johns ON 10 Mis-
Amanda Durgin, both of Sebec.
In Newport, goth ult., David r. sanford of Bos-
ton, Mass, to Miss Carrie |. Evans Of Newport.
In ken,tuskeag, 2ist ult Amos W. Emerson Of
kenduskcag, to Miss susan f. midget OF CORN Ii /;
18th ult., Chas. c. Gilman iof BrownvIle, to Miss
Annie +. Cole of Kcndus keag.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Dec. 5, 1871.

Flour-du-eXtr spring 1.a4 81.
Wheat-No. spring cash 0}sa9l; Jan. 9ll2
Corn-No; Z, mixed, cash, 75--g; May, Mas;
"a Il for the year
Oats-No. ,, S3'sa- cash; JAM, 521!a; 51ka- for
the year.
Rye-No. q 94a9l-.
Barley-No. spring l2S-a- cash; l20 Jan.
Dressed IIogs-6 O0a6 25-.
Pcrk-20 4 cash; % 00a20 Sc, Feb; Fl 20 Mich.
seller year.
Lard-l3 ia cash 10 20 Feb; Is 20 seller year.
Bulk Meats-shOuiders "a; short rib mid
94a-; short clear mid aI0-.
Hams 10 lbs average l0LaA.
Whiskey-97-a.
Freights-COrn TO Buffalo, Liza; wheat do Az
a..
Receipts 900 -four; 1900 wheat; $1,000 corn
81 900 oats; 1900 rye; 1900 barley.
shipments - 5000 flour; 5000 wheat; 1000
corn: 5,0p6 oats; ), 900 barley. $50 rye.
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Republican Convention

Gloucester December }. Mr. Roaelt r. Fear,
the de Iocratic nominee was nominated bv accla-
nation for mayor at the republican convention
held tli> evening at I.awes Hail. and Miss Sarah
G.. Drley, Henry \. Palmcnter and William Bah
son, were nominated for members of the school
committee. The election occurs December Sth
Springfield, December g. A caral of the Dwigh.
cotton manufacturing company, at Chicopee, broke
away saturday catryrg oil part OF house
owned by The corr o'ation and inVd lyIng loss Of
about $500.
New Bedford, December g. An engine house
Of the New Bedford X. II. canght fire flom cotton
waste oa!ly this morning, and wa, partially de
,troyed, and iour locomotives damaged. Loss.
$4,000; insured,
Lowell, Dee ). John T. Fowler, travelling
salesman, died suddenly this afternoon at his
home, aged 62 years.
James ard Alice IIlard, James O'Brien,
Thomas Allen. Henry OF Iara and Amos Marshall
after protraced examination in the Police court
this forenoon and Afternoon for assaultng officers
\ Dung and Clark, and lCscuring prisoner were
ordered before the Grand jury for the February
criminal tenn
Lowell, Deeember6. The lowell Boiler W orks
were neatly destroyed by fire this evening. sup
posed to be the work of an incendiarv. Buildings
consumed not costly but much valuable machinery
destroyed. Loss $4,000. Well insured
Rev. Joseph b. seabury Of Utah. has declined
a call to become associate pastor Of the John
Street Congregational Church in this city. He
was late q New Bedford.
Salem, December 6. \ barn in Peabody, at
the head Of Chestnut street, owned by f. y. Up
ton, burned al > o'clock this morning. containing
mostly live stock and hay. Loss ST., 900. In
surcd.
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less sufficient to meet the demand for some time.
The result Of the prolonged lockout will be some
what discoureging, as the failure of two parties
to come to an agreement will throw out Of en-
ployment about 10000 men and seriously effect
the iron and coal mining interests Of the State.
Philadelphia, December 5. Hawley & Reitter,
proprietors of the Reading Eagle, were to-day
fined $1,000 for libel on Mr., Ross, Of which they
were recently convicted.
A Defaulter.
A clerk in the foreign depot of Drexel & Co.'S
bank in this city, IS defaulter in the sum Of
S26, 900.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Cape May, December 6. Thomas Walsh, OF
phjladeI ha, a furniture dealer to day fired two
shots at bis WIFE, both Of which took effect in her
breast. lie then sho; himself below the heart
They We're boarding at the American lIouse,w which
owned by Mrs. Walsh. Both survive, but al c
in dangerous condition. The tragedy Is attri-
buted to domestic troubles.
Boston, December g. \ number of prominent
Methodist Epi c0pal cicrgymeu, in attendance on
the anniversary OF the General Missionary Socie-
" Of that church, now being held here, preached
in various churches in this city and vicinity to-day,
among them Bishop Haven in Grace Church, and
Bishop Harris in Trinity Church, { aalle>ton. An
adversary tlass tomorrow.
Edward NooLan was terribly beaten by some
unknown party, carly this morning, on corner OF
Court and aa9DuTy streets, and died this evening
al the City Hospital. y man whose name the
police will not rive, was arrested on suspicion.
Bishop Harris failed to reach the city therefore
did not rrearh TODAY
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| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1ai|y Esanrbse yuurnal.
The York Mills Shut Down Again.

Biddeford, Dec. ). The main shaft in No. l
York Corporation Mill, was broken yesterday This
necesstates the entire cessation Of work for day
two, in the company's largest mill. Several
similar ard costly accidents have occurred IN the
York Mill of late.
1t is decided to.hold the next National Temper
ancc Campmeetng as this year, at Old Orchard
Beach, c3mmencing Aug. Sth, and continuing tho
doys.
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LOUISIANA.

Now Orleans. December 5. Jules Crurlav, a
well known tavern-keeper of New Orleans, who
disappeared from his home on the l4th of Noyem-
Der wife 81, 900 in his pocket, has not since been
heard from, and it is supposed that he was muir
dered for his money.
B. F. Jones is elected City Attorney of New
Orleans
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DIR. l.. A. EDlIINSTER,

Magnetic Physician and Healer Of Diseases by
the laying on of hands, has taken rooms at Mr..
Scruton's, near Episcopal church on state street,
where he will attend 10 calls between the hours Of
and u a. NJ. and , and p. NJ and will also
visit patients at home other hours. IL. success
as a healer Of disease La, been guaranteed by sev-
eral cases in thi. city. He has also c,airvoyant
power but not 10 be used 10 crafty worldly culi-
osity. business and Professional mon, whose
brain forces have been oyeraNod BY severe mon
tai labor viii find great relief from this treat
mcnt. This treatment also prevent, paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to It's usual tone
Parents who have weak and sickly children Will
do well to consult the Doctor. Nervous pro,tla-
ton, Constipation and Suppression attractive
powers of disease, and no one is safe who i. thus
troubled, from the prevailing contagious diseases.
. Take warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at office, 81; at home of
patient 800. noyZoth- tljanl
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MISSISSIPPI.

Vicksburg, December 5. All is quiet about the
Court House to-day. Deputy Sheriff Cleavis is
nomnally executing the duties of sheriff. A card
issued this morning signed by Sheriff Peter Cros-
by, stating that he signed his. resignation g
few days ago under protest, and says that he
wanted the office, and is pronounced by him a
hoax Gov. Ames has issued proclamation com
mandng all rotous persons to retire to their home.
and hereafter submit to legally constituted authoi
ties of State. Adjutant General Packer arrived
this morning. No solution of troubles have yc
been reached.
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FROM HALlFAX.

Halifax December ). Capt. Anglers, who nth
his crew were taken from wreck of schooner
Meter, by bark John g. Hall at sydney report
being on wreck % days after leaving his spars,
and was short of provisions. Crew when taken
on boald were in bah condition from drinking OF
salt water.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Iron Manufacturers Conference.

Pittsburg, December 5. At the final conference
between the iron manufacturers and pudders, this
afternoon proposition made by the manuiac,
turers, to pay S. per ton for boiling, rejected
DO the puddlers The result will be general sus-
pension of the mills on Monday, with the excep-
ton of one or two, which will continue to pay the
present price (Sl6 per tom until their contracts
are filled. A large amount of muck, bar and fin
shed NON is held in stock by various firms, doubt
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MINNESOTA.

St. Paul, December 5. The Attorney General
to-day commenced a civil suit in behalf of the
State in the Second District Court against ex-
state Auditor Charles McIlrath for recovery of
S9l,0oo alleged to have been wrongfully withheld
from the State by McIlrath during his term Of
office extending over period Of nine year.
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Five Horrible Murders.

The papers contain the accounts of five muir
ders
November lst Isaac Bufin, confined in Critten-
den county Jail, on charge Of outrage, was tax
en- out and hung
On the Sd, David Smith (whitel, while plough
ing in field near Pleasant Ill., Franklin county,
was shot and killed by Thos. Damrona.
The same day, near Rossville, Sarber county
James Sewell shot and killed Harry Williams.
In the same county, on the lst inst, son OF
Seth Spanger, member of the legislature, wa.
killed in a personal difficulty.
At Mars Hill, Lafayette comfy, on the Sd inst
George Lester was shot and instantly killed by
Edward Strange. There were no arrests.
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ECTICUT.

New Haven, December 6. For the second time
in three weeks Yale badly defeated Columbia col
cge at football Saturday, winning six goals out of
seven.
The Eina City laundry building in Wc,tville
was destroyed by an legendary fire early this
morning. Loss, $1,000.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Dec. 3, 1871.
lSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Boston & Maine Il, Il. HOS.
Maine state Gs, 1912
Eastern Railroad, So
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NEW IA PSfiikE.

Nccne, December s. At the democratic and
citizens caucus this evening, Horatio Colony was
rc-nominated for Mayor by unanimous ballot and
aCCT ted.
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The quarterly payment of pensions began at the
pension agency in this city Friday. The dis
abled "boys in blue" have been pretty thick about
the streets, the last few days, their pockets lined
with the cheerful greenbacks.
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Robertson, Principal Of the grammar school,
improves many of his Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons in cunning. If he is as good hunts
man as he is teacher, the birds will have 10 come
down before his unelring rifle.
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y Gentleman lately refused to celebrate his sill
yer wedding on the ground that he was mot yet
reduced to beggary."
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr. Charles Waldron Of Lewiston, young ar
list of much promise, is to pass the winter in the
studio Of w. NJ. Hunt of Boston.
Miss Alice Garlic is on a short visit to Portland.
Sir Hugh Allan will return from Europe on the
prussian.
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.sIASSitIIl rs.
4 Maine Schooner Picked Up.

Gloucester, December ). The ght-hous tend
er, Myrtle, lowed schooner Red Rover, Captain
Eowdcn, into Gloucester this afternoon, having
found her disabled oil the Isle Of Shoals to-day.
She was loaded with shocks, from Ellsworth for
Boston, She having lost her iuremast and split her
sails last night, caused by heavy sea rolling.
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The Inspectors of the Maine State Prison are at
the prison, making their annual visit, and taxing
account of stock.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston, December 6. Hon. 3. +. Dunkin
cx-Chief Justice of South Carolina and the Oldest
lawyer in the State, died to-day. lie was native
of Massachusetts,
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Our city readers should not forget the annual
sale and fair of the Free Baptist Society, to lie
held in the vestry of their church, on this evening
and tomorrow evening. Articles suitable for
Holiday gifts will be sold. Supper will be served
on tbi. evening from G to O'Clock.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

Cine nnatl, Dee. ), 1874.
PORK-duli, ut $40 j0e20 70.
LARD-steam l3Sal5hi kettle, lta4.
BULK MEATS-shoulders Z. o, c.e.4 I.b SIDES
10 nd.4 clear sides lo's Il.
BACON-shoulders - sl0; clear rib sides l34
G.; clear sides l4-s.
WHISkEf-97-a.
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NEW JERSEY.

New York, December 6. Hon. Dudley S. Greg
DRY, one Of the wealthiest citizens in New Jersey,
died yesterday at his residence in Jersey City He
was a member Of Congress IN 1917.
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Farmers are slaughtering their four hundred
and five hundred pound hogs, and arc grunting
with satisfaction.
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Weather Probabilities Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States, rain
during the day, with variable winds, falling bar
ometer and no decided change in the tempcrs-
ture.
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you Can Got
The Best and Most Desirable
Christmas Present

For Il lady something entirely new, for si.5O, at
FULLER Il CAPEN'S,
lis Water St. Augusta Me.
y. S. II will pay you to call and see them ii you
don't buy. dec7.t3W
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Excellent skating on the river above the dam,
and the boys improved it on Saturday. No skat-
ing yesterday, Of course.
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ALABA MA.

Montgomery, December ). The State Senate
has ousted Miller, republican, and seated Martin,
democrat.