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Sr. PAUL. MIMI, Dec. J0.~-Noar ContreYitlo,
Anoka County, Saturday night, GU tho OCCASION
OF lsousc-warming party by farnlcr uamed
Wauasden, large nu.nbor OF peraons gathered,
and, liquor being drank freely quarrel oo-
currod, tho parties to which went outside to
fight. What followed is unknown, except from
tl!r subsequent tlndlug Of tho boly of Louis
Blcau, half-weed, who And been atabbod
through the heart by n butehor-kr,ifo, which was
rocognizcd as belonging to farmer nniued
alulandoro, who was arrested, with two Others
crcatea groat excitement in tho nclghboslood
At Inst accounts armed mon wero riding about
soarchlng for other parties to the quarrel, whom
they Threatened to sl,oot ut sight. Dleau was rs
yours Of ago, aud leaves wife and tllrco chill
dren. aullandoro il 4 German, md In roporkel
to be q qulot aud pcaceab!o nun.
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oUfc1H D9Sn3'tH 70 lHt CHCdI1 7TIGHne.
DUBUQUE, Ia,. Dec. 30.-A special dispatch has
boon received IN this city to the effect that
David Leroy, hapker, formerly doing business
at Manchester, Delaware County, las nbscontlct
lo Ia on his way to California. Leroy
failed few weeks ago, llis liabilities being osti-
mlated as $4,000. Ills aepoaltors were truci-
lally lnhoring mon and mechanics, some Of
whom haSo boon hwindlet out OF their Inst cent.
Tho fooltng against Leroy In very bittor, and, If
ha IL caught, tho people of Manchester nav
trent themselves to q nGck-tie fogtiyal.
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specaas D'spaleh 70 3Hs Chicago Tribune.
CAnL1Ny1LLE, ILL.,, Dec. 80.-Winu," Fink,
formerly Of this county, mas brought hero today
from wayno County, Iowa, aud placcd In jail,
charged With forcibly committing raps on Ills
own daughter, mud Afterwards having frequent
criminal intercourso with lor. When l,o found
tllat nlo was pregnant, ha forool hor to have III
abortion performed. Tho oyidonca OF his guilt
Is very sEong. ~Ic will 10 triod ut tho next term
Of court.
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San FnAsc1Bco, Doc. 30.-John Murphy, who
was executed yesterday ut Carson, New, for lie
murder OF ]. II. alcCallum, sas native Of Scot
land. At ono time ho trnyolod' with John &.
I1eennn. giving sparrng exhibitions. Ou tho
snalroid ,e l,rotossod belief In Spirtnalisl ut
tefing Horrible blasphomIca ut tho Buno tins,
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Si'eeial Dispatch to 1'he Ctteaoe Tribune.
LASALLE. ILL.,, Doc 30.-Tno rcBidcaco Of
Jonathan Peck, in this city, caught fire this
morning from q stoyopipe projecting through
it, and, although, tho Flro Department promptly
responded TO the alarm. tile tlanos were uot
extiugniBled until tito building WAS damaged to
the oxteut Of about ;i151.
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Special Dismlfcht to Tie Chicn9o 7rj1une
ConHY, Pa, Doc. 30.TAu incsnliayy tlro hero
this morning totully destroyed tno Untou States
Hotel. Capi.al Hotel, American 1lotcl, IIurrigunu
]luoy-Htorc, tho Senate saloon, confectionery
mud jowoiry storo, aud Wcbocr's bilard-roo1ns,
and partially burned Grif1iug's llotei, Tho con-
tunta OF thu buiIinSa, oxcop! tho United States
Hotel, wcro mostly saved Total loss about
aal,0O0; INSURANCE., $4,000. Tho A,ncrcau
llotol ct ..Sataonica, n. T., was also burned last
night.
, 1874-12-31

Hnfefal D'snatth TO The C'lIeayO Tribune.
Sioux OlrY. la., Dco. 30.-Thc Chief of Police
Ut Manchestor. N. H.. today telegraphod TINT ho
lad lnnn under arrest wl,o rot 4 uu,nbor OF
tlros here In tho your 1871, which loalroYed q
large amount Of rropertv.s Tho a,ttl.ort!us 1,ora
l,aso sent for further information Tins is lilo
tlgat Glow to the ncondiarIea received here.
, 1874-12-31

lsp6cfal D'spatth 70 TIE Ch1caUo Tridun..
DAVENPORT, H., Doc. 3Q.-A fire broke out
this morning at . o'clock at tho residence of tho
lion. l.. Il. Cook, cornor OF Sixth aud Main
streets, and nearly destroyed tho houue. Tho
loHs IL ost,matcd at 3A,JGD. This IL tho rst time
i'll three months tlat tire has occurred iu tbla
city.
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KANsAs C1TY, NO., Deo. 30.-C Charles II. portor,
who has resided hero for fow months pust
undor thu assumed namo of JancB Fulton was
a,rosel yesterday, charged witt. numbering ha
wife, by abortion, III ocean County, N. j., lust
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: 4 FEhsA[tt FtJjtt}En.

isuecfal Dtspatca to phs CAseaao Tribune.
TtFFlS, O., Dec. 3O.-Tho woman WHO forged
check yesterday. but who was unsuccessful in
obtaining money thereon, forged several orders
on d!FferoAt lawyers In tho city for small
amoug's which woro paid. Tho woman Ans not
boon approheniod.
, 1874-12-31

THRIVING CASHlEEf ARRESTED.
NEW Yonx, Dec. 30.-lldbcrt J, Dallas, tho
lato oashtor Of n1o[son's Bank, ut Toronto Can,
who robbed TINT bank Of forsy-treo 81, ,010 bunk
notes aud lod. was arrested III Elizabeth ycster-
day, nnd 542, 100 WIS foutld III lis possession.
, 1874-12-31

COUNTY TREASURY ROBBED.
PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. G0.-About o'clock ttie
evening, Thomaa ponnol, Treasurer Of C,,nler-
land County. waB knocked down In his Office,
and The safe robbed ot between sas,0u0 mud
5lO, ,0O9 :
, 1874-12-31

CLEVELAND. O., Dco. so.-Judgo Caldwell to-
day sentenced john johnson, tLo murderer Of
Andfow johnson. to DO hanged April ", 1876.
, 1874-12-31

SHOT AND INHTANFLY KILLED.
Special ilspatch 10 Ihe Ch.caao Tribune
WoNrulAoroH Iuu., Dao. 30.-Elihu Hardin
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informed US. that 1t covered ten acres in ex.
tent and that it was once cultivated. He said
that in time of high winds the air in its vicini.
ty would be full of it. If it was near some of
our large building marts, it would be very
valuable, but as 1t is, it is only great curl.
osity.
The removal of the
COUNTY SEAT
from this town to Skowhegan, has not we are
assured, had depressing effect, but on the
contrary, they are now enjoying good degree
Of business success in the way of the erection
of many fine residences. We found our old
friend, J. l.. Heath, here, about engaging in
the laying of an aqueduct for the purpose of
providing the people who reside on the west
side of the river, pure cold water. The sue
cess he had in laying the Augusta House
aqueduct, is a sufficient guaranty that he is a
seccessful pipe layer.
On the east side of the river our attention
was called to two willow trees of huge pro-
portion, one Of which measured "a feet around
it, and the spread Of the branches is 100 feet.
IT,
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hours and was occupied il discussion as to
rules Of practice, admission of attorneys,
copies of papers, taking testimony, etc. No
decision was reached and the court meets
again tomorrow. There are about 80 cases
2cw on the docket.
Thomas W. Fitch of the naval engineers
was to-day married to Miss Maria Ewing
Sherman, daughter of Gen. Sherman, at the
st. Aloysius Catholic church. Bishop Pur-
cell OF Cincinnati performed the ceremony.
The church was crowded. President Grant,
his cabinet, the diplomatic corps and distin-
guished army and naval officers were present.
There were eight bridesmaids ane also eight
groomsmen, including Mr.. Calvin of Bos-
ton. The bride wore dress of white silk,
trimmed with white satin, tulle, orange bios
SONS and pearl jewelry. The bridesmaids
wore dresses of white silk illusion, the alter
nate ones trimmed with pink. The newly
married couple leave tonight for Brooklyn,
and subsequently go to st. Louis, their future
home.
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MEXICO.

City of Mexico, via Havana, Sept 20. The
anniversary of Mexican independence was
celebrated the 10th inst, with appropriate
ceremonies and festivities. The presidents
message gives the most satisfactory accounts
of the condition of the republic. 1t says
internal peace is becoming more firmly estab-
lished every day and the relations with for
eign powers are increasing in cordially. The
government will continue with energy its eff
forts to promote internal improvements.
1t is rumored that a German company will
apply to congress for a concession to build
an inter oceanic railway, with which certain
projects of colonization will also be com.
bined.
The yellow fever at Mazatlan has assumed
an epidemic form.
The government has appointed commits
sion TO make regulations for national expo
si,ion, to be held in this capital, in November,
1875. The same commission is instructed to
examine aud select objects to be sent to the
centennial exhibition at Philadelphia.
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Act ON the Defensive.

Persons who are subjected to the influences of
bad air and unwholesome water, to constant ex.
posure out of doors and sudden changes of wealth.
err should act on the defensive by imparting to
their constitutions the power of resisting such in.
nnences. The terrifying effects upon the system of
Hostetter's stomach Buffers are simply amazing.
ria enjoy an absolute immunity from its attacks al
though ling in regions where that sconrge is
most prevalent. Africans and labOrers whose oc-
equations keep them in the open air, find the Bit
tiers complete safeguard against the effects of ex-
posure. Travellers testify that they counterfeit the
influences of torrid heat, intense cold miasmatic
air. Free from every Objectionable feature, pure,
understanding, containing only vegetable ingre.
dents, an agreeable stmulant wholesome tonic
and corrective, and sovereign protective it is not
surprising that the Btters should be the most pop.
ular OF American remedies sep3O. teod&wiw
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Nall0mell l0ral Nems.

Rev. MIR. McCully, pastor of the Congre-
gational church in this city, is now absent at
tending the National Congregational Confer
ence, in session in New Haven, Conn. We
learn that he intends to enjoy a vacation of
several weeks.
Members of the Tiger engine company of
this city returned from their pleasant trip to
Hyde Park, Mass, on the Pullman train from
Boston, Saturday night last, highly delighted
With the reception and attentions accorded to
them during their absence. A resident of
Hyde Park, George W. Hubbard, Esq, in
communication to Mayor Sanborn OF this
city, refers TO the visit of the "Tiger Boys"
as follows:
at gives me pleasure to inform you of the
good conduct Of the Tiger engine company,
No. f. during their visit TO Hyde Park, Sept
oath and 25,h. Everyone speaks in the high
est praise of them and the Hallowell Band,
and the visit Of the Tigers to Massachusetts
honorable men. Not a single act was CON-
mitted by them which can in any way reflect
discredit upon their home or our town."
Just the record to be expected of all well
regulated fire companies, such as we have
on the Kennebec.
The Jubilee Singers gave the best of salts
faction and called out good house, consid-
ering the unpropitious weather.
We have had no frost in this vicinity to in
jure vegetation in the least, and gardens are
looking fresh and thrifty as in midsummer
1t may be well, however, to house the grapes,
squashes and other tender products, at an
early day, for the time is at hand for cold
weather.
Captain William S. Kendall has charge Of
the reading room, and keeps everything in
perfect order. This institution should be well
patEonized these long evenings. Privileges
free to all.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Oct. /. The First Baptist
church on Wooster Square in this city, was
destroyed by fire between two and three this
this morning. Loss about $50, 1000 Origin
Of fire unknown.
The barns of w. w. Fouder, in Clifford
with horse, mule, valuable colt, six calves,
a large stock of utensils ane $50 tons of hay
were destroyed ty fire this morning. The
barns were the finest in the State. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Incendiary.
The Nevada Independent State convention
held at Carson last night, made the following
nominations which include democrats, 4 re-
publicans ane Independents -
Governor-L. r. Bradley.
Lieut.. -Gov.-A. j. Hatch.
Congress-A. c. Ellis.
Judge Supreme Court-W. II. Beatty dong
tsrm); S. Belknap (short term.
Clerk of S. Court-B. H. HEREFORD.
Secretary of State-J. ID. Minor.
Attorney Gen.-A. B. Elliot.
State Treasurer-J. S. Chooling.
Comptroller-W.W Hilbert.
Surveyor Gen.-John Day.
State Printer.-J. j. Hill.
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TEIEGRAMSI GENERAL.

New York. The Tribune says although
Kinsella threatened a statement in connection
with Beecher and Moulton, he declines max
ing ii.
James Kelley is under arrest, charged with
robbing his employers, Potter & Foster,
wholesale liquor dealers, of $4,000 worth Of
their stock.
A circular note has been issued by the
Dean of Harvard College addressed to the
parents of members of the Sophomore and
Freshmen classes, urging the discontinuance
of the practice OF hazing.
Two arrests were made yesterday for the
issue of spurious bonds on the north shore
l.. |. roilroad.
A German says he knows all about the Ma
than murder.
Frank Moultons bail has been reduce to
$4,000.
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Bangor, Oct. /. The fall meeting OF the
Bangor Trotting Park Association, which
had been postponed on account of the storm,
opened this afternoon with good attendance.
Ohio Hamilton and George A. Wilson of
Boston and Col. George Kicker of Rockland
acted as judges.
There we're two trots on the programme,
and second for horses that have never beat 3
minutes. The horses were crlled for the fret
race at .. 80 o'clock and FIVE heats trotted.
Following is the summary.
Purse OF 800. for horses that never have
beaten 2.37. $500 to LIST, 500 to ID, $50 to
Sd $40 to 4,h.
S. B. Hill, Calais, names NJ Lady West
?, 2, 2, l, 2. ga.
Thomas McAloon, Bangor, names b z Hi
ram Dyer-l, 4, 6, 4, 5.
j. M. Curtis, Foxcroft, names b Fred
Logan-5, 7, 8, 2.3.
W. f. Covill, Bangor, names c < Anodyne
3, 3, 4, 8, 6.
F. W. Haskell, Watervlle, names g
Frank H.-drawD.
L. l.. Norcross, Manchester, names m
Amy, l, &C., 4.
Charles Burkett, Appleton, names Red
Jacket, 5, 5, 81.
f. F. Bessey, Wavefiy, names Martin
Luther-6, G, dist.
rime-2 Al, 243, 237 l-2, 9 SO, 2.4O.
-
heats and four heats of the 3 minute race had
been finished when postponement till to-
morrow bt came necessary, owing to the late
ness of the hour.
The following is the summary:
Purse of $500, for horses that never have
beaten minutes. $3.50 to let, SIS to I'd
$40 to Sd, $50 to 18th.
J. H. Morse, Oxford, Mass, names m
Lady Nell-drawn.
J. p. B. Wheelden, Bangor, names &
Honest Farmer-5, G, 5, 3.
H. w. Bracket, Dixfeld, names gg An.
droscoggin Boy-drawn.
G. c. Goodale, Newport, names s 6 Hon
est Harry, 2, l, l.
Owen Dugan, Bangor, names b g Major
Z, dist.
w. E. Avery, Vinalhaven, names g Gener-
ais, 7, dist.
| o. M. Shaw, Bangor, names BIS Silver Eye
&c, 6. 6, 6,
| S. w. Withee, Waterville, names To.
gus Boy-dr.
G. A. Murchie, Calsis, names M Olive
Logsn-4, 4, 2, 4.
DR.. o. Fitzgerald names 8 g Jim Fisk-3
l, 40.
Charles Burkett, Appleton, names Little
Mac-dr.
Time IS, 2.37 IL, 23G.
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STATE NE VS..

A COW belonging to Mr.. w. X. Clark of
East Corinth, was missed from his pasture on
the 1th inst, and was not seen again until
the 18th inst, fourteen days afterwards. Dur
ing all this time diligent search was made for
her, but without success. She frst made her
appearance in lane on a neighboring farm,
greatly emancipated, with . terrible wound
just in front of her udder, q place covering
the space of two hands, where the skin and
flesh were fearly larcerated. The spot was
found few days after, in the woods, where
she had attempted to jump over fallen fir
tree, and getting caught on a broken limb
about six inches long and An inch and half
in diameter. she had hung there until .
short time before she was seen, without any
thing to eat or drink, as every appearance
plainly showed. She is now doing well-
Bangor Wing.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE-
9aily 8ennebee Sonrnal.
ROCKLAND.
Trial OF Robbins, the "Annie b.
Murderer.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Rockland, October /.
The public interest in the murder trial still
| continues, the court room being filled during
the day.
The first witness to-day was Mrs. Elizabeth
Humphrey, of Monhegan Isle, who testified
that the prisoner came to her house Sunday
morning, bare headed, cold and bloody, and
asked for food. Witness warmed and fed
him and asked him how he came in that con.
dition. He said he was on board his broth
ers fishing vessel and got in quarrel with
one of the men. in which they knocked the
glib tub overheard and prisoner went in
boat to recover it and the vessel sailed away
and left him. The prisoner said he saw Mon.
began light and made for it and had difficulty
in getting ashore, on account of the size of
the oars and the heavy boat. That when he
got ashore he laid down and slept an hour
and a half
Sanford Simmons testified that Robbins
told him the fishing vessel story, giving her
name as ldella Small. While witness and
the prisoner were talking vessel was ap-
preaching, and the witness said there comes
your vessel for You, whereupon the prisoner
asked if there was some place where he
could hide.
Captain George w. Davis testified to con-
versation with the prisoner, from three P. NJ.
till the next morning
Farnham Stone testified to bringing the
prisoner from Monhegan to the mainland,
Monday morning. as as to his language and
appearance during the trip. He landed the
prisoner at Herring Gut.
b. 2. Brockley testified as to the arrest of
the prisoner and his statements at the time.
The prisoner told the witness that he knew
what he arrested him for. 1t was for that
scrape on the vessel. He said he had been
used well on board the vessel and he did not
know why he did it.
f. H. Wilson, United States Deputy Mar
shall, testified to finding two cartridge shells
which were too large for Captain Secord's
pistol
W. w. Timer testified to finding three cart
ridge shells in the top gallant forecaste of
subpoena was put in to show absence be-
yond jurisdiction of Mr.. lawson, who
brought the vessel into RocklanJ.
DIR. Thomas Frye testified as to the wounds
OF the several parties to the ARRAY.
DR.. W. A. Banks testified as to the inju-
ries to the skull Of Camp, showing that the
blows were so heavy as to crack all the bones
of the head.
The bones of the skull of Camp, which
were taken out at the autopsy, were put into
the case.
AT this point the government rested its
case.
The court then, at half past four 2. NJ,
adjourned until Tomorrow morning, to give
the defence time TO prepare their case.
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PROF. Trips
Grand Descriptive Series.
France and Europe since
1040.

.1o,WicA Line To .1ew 1osx ami
return Tor Sir D0lla,y, from Bosion
or worcester.
Excursions WiX he continued
through the months Of October ami
.Hoyem6eT, 1871.
Return Checks will be hOnoted for
sepen da,s after 21an1'sgtyiag Day.
Tickets and Sf0xe-svoms WiIA e.
G. GREGG, 81 washington Street,
ami at Depot, foot Of Summer 81,
BOStOU.
Express Train ieayes Boston at
u. .N., ami worcester (F0ster 81.
Station at 7.2O p. M
Boais leaye Pier 10 North Riye,;
.Hew Tort, att q. me-
Octl-tsw
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FOREIGN.


London, Oct. |. The Times contradicts
the statement recently made current that the
Queen has psid the debts of the Prince of
Wales A. the present time, says the writer,
the deb,s OF the Prince amount to but little
more shan one third of his annual income,
and included scarcely any bills due longer
than one year. The princes balance at his
bankers o'day will more than suffice to meet
every claim. 1t is true the Prince is unable
to live within his income, but the excess is
provided from fund which is his private
property. This fund which has accumulated
during the Princes minority from the reve-
nues of the Duchy of Cornwall. is still suffi'
Client to meet the yearly deficit in his expen-
SEES, though the time may come when this re-
source will be exhausted.
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Great Fire at Saratoga.
Burning of the Grand
Central Hotel.
LOSS 100000.
Saratoga, Oct. /. The Grand Central hotel
was burned to day.


Saratoga, Oct. l. The Grand Central hotel
was burned to day.
A LATER Account.
Inc EFFORTS OF the nremen To-Day resulted
IN saving the Grand mon ana Congress no.
tets intact Inc origin OF the nre Is YET
mystery; IL originated IN the norm eha OF
the south wing IN the upper story. IL can
not oe learned that any one was IN tnat part
OF tns building anu the opinion pre'ai'S tha1
the nre was SET. mat the P.,hcipai ho'sis
escaped IS regarded as p.ovluen'ial' as 'he
winu was oiowing gaze rom 'he southwest
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CAN ADA.

Montreal. Oct. l.. The celebrated judg-
ment of Judge Routhier, that priest could
not be held responsible before civil courts for
what he said in the pulpit, has been reversed
in the court of review.
Ottawa, Oct. /. Mr.. Vail, successor to
Mr.. Ross in the cabinet. was sworn in as the
minister of the militia to-day.
Rdgeway, Oct. l. The unwilling of the
monument in honor of volunteers who fell at
Ridgeway during the Fenian raid in 1866,
took place to-day
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LOUISIANA.

New Oresns, Oct. l. The republican State
executive committee has ratified the confer
ence agreement, with an amendment that in
case of vacancy from death or any other
cause of republican member of the return
ing board, the pledge should be exacted that
a republican be selected to fill snch vacan-
cy. The same rule is to apply to conserva-
tlves.
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No Excuse for being Sick.

No person can use Boschees German Syrup with
out getting immediate relief and cure. We have the
hrst case of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs. yet to hear from
that has not been cured. We have distributed
every year Tor three yeaIs over 25O001 sample bot
ties by druggists in all parts of the United States.
No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their
preparations such a test as this. Go to your Drug
glsts II. l.. Fuller and Partridge Brothers, and get
Il sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1.-TWO doses
will relieve you. G.. q, GREEN, sole Manufactur.
err oodbury, n j. sep22-tTT&S&Wly
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N MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Oct. /. Base ball-Bostons 90
Athletics nothing.
Work upon the foundation of the soldiers
and sailors monument to be erected on Bos-
ton Common, is soon to be resumed and the
memorial fastened to completion. The fig
ures to form q part of the monument are now
being finished in Rome by Joseph Mimore.
Lowell, Oct. /. The factory operatives of
Lowell had a ball to night in honor of the ten
hour law which went into effect in all the
mills here this morning.
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Labor for Sale |!

rINHE undersigned are prepared to negotiate for
l the sale OF the labor of the prisoners III the
kennebec Jail, for term Of one or more years as
may be desired. Three large, convenient, well
lighted rooms entirely separated from the JAIL have
been fitted up and will be shown by Mr.. Sewall the
superintendent of county buildings.
The County Commissioners ill be in session at
their office in the Court House. Tuesday the a0tb
day of October, at whch time they will be glad to
confer with parties desiring to contract as above.
Proposals will be received at any time previous to
that day. -
aSR!rN n iowXS' Co. Commissioners M
DANIEL ii. THING, }Kennebec Co.. Me.
Augusta, Nc, Sept. 10, 1874. sepl7.i&w3w
Weekly Wing & Courier, Weekly Lewiston Jour
nal, Weekly Portland Press will each insert three
times.