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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
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fJt;E UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER For SAGSo
L tf..blc aCetlo., ~ ttIe sucii2l Toor1 0t ttGg
s.. 81 AREA Hotel. II Che Gisv Of New Dreams
louisiana. on MONDAY, November ., 1874 al 20 AZ
l., :1e following descr,hed proper-v. 70 wit
IHEEE CERTAIN LOTS 'aE sJReIND EiS IaIeS
j: SAD ety. IN ele FsE! District, and il she guara
bounded % Gasq-er. Cana, Marais and T.l.ers
E::eets. Gesi gnaced BY tie Nos. I, 2 and s ou
pa. .iraNn hy ). Pile surveyor. tile III I'd
siav q: MAy, 1859 deposited il. tie office OF l. Here
u-a.. .a.e .Gt3-S Dsb..c Il sad city, with a. t.9
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legeE a. arccetenaacs thereto beon 2ilieg being
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from Thomas ?! May. N the collection Of BITS bY
-: siese AID passed before Andrew Hero 3E.s
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MAJ. 4. .. 1857.
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3iCFERD TfiScSSs
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Sy virtue ~ s.e authority alG sii"eeG oS 9gorG
Il. EoE. .2uort. wilson, Solicitor OF the Treasury
OF tie t.itet States of America, gTen me this day
Though J. r. Beckw!th. Unite! States attorney
70: The 0.stT.c! 81 Louis ana for and Ye;la!S os
II. sal: Solicitor Of tie Treasury. !, 9!!e s1derp
s.gned. Licensed Auctioneer. viii expose tue ADORE
described property for sale az pt.bIic auction.
the s-ction room st tie s.. Charles Hctei IL Sic
c..vo: New Orleans, On sad Eeco-l clay % S9TeSse
be-, is':. a. 70 a. II.
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Succession os Mrs. Widow Nlarteiina

EcKert.
GEcOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 81, .li.-Whereas. Heinrich Kohs
Ter has pettioned the court for letters Of ad'
In!nistraton on the estate Of the late Mrs ma
Eckeft, deceased, interstate. Notice is hereby
given to sl whom it NAV concern to show cause
within ten days why tie prayer of the said pete
TONER Should not Re granted.
By order Of tie Court.
eel 8r FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Gc:obe: -. $50, a: I've
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Gaia. streets. W.. b. sCI ~ i.llb..c a:cton. ~
v.r:ue - IN s:.l.1 ::oir .ie Hon. !. = !sso..
:-..,se o: ~. Seccn! Ds-y.c: Cc.-t &c: the parish
.: orleans. dated gus: %. "a the following &c.
s:rbe: property. COR account OF Bat: SUCCESSION.
CERTAIN LOT Of GRIITI.. si:uate: II. :he
Second District OF .nis CIT" . TING square bounded
by E:su..aes :.na Were st:ee's, bayos road ana
Robertson street ard measuring 2. feet inches
:eo.: Er.:..ines stree: ~ .: fee: 70 Ier.h. be.
tween eql.a! and pars!ie. :aes; together with IL.
two story frame h. stated :ccf erected :ne!e.
Oh. containing on TIE tist :un: Two ia:io:s snt!
hall. and OF :hs ..cc:ii Q: two .Uous O.e rs %.
ne:. kitchen conta:.:. :a:.: :C"a.. we S.s:sg:s.
well. shed and pTivy.
Terms-Casl. O.. the spo:.
Act .: sale at ne expense .: pu:c:.as.:. a4:a:e
solI L. Laresc!e, notary I..s-1c.
~" y 70 % Gc.. J"
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pY WILLIAM >. HARPER. .Gggffp-.
ID On MONDAY, aepfelLlne. 20, is'4 d: I've
o'clock r IL. az LIS wa-e.t,.se Noe. % nd IS Ure
leans s.ree. between Royal ard bor:Sob streets,
go :he Second r,s!:ct q: Ills GIVE.
LARGE LC. OF ASSORTED HOCsEfo.SSED
OFFICE FCENl.UEE. Ea.GwaIe s..cs Goods.
Trimmings, Groceries, s.GuT, .90u :rI wIcG Citce
railing. riaros. S.ess, Ssss.1.:s. S.s .ItSIss,
~ Ware etc
ye;ms-Cas.. CT ere epos. 49, sSf? -
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OFFICIAL,
To she Qualified Electors Of the k;aie Of
Louisiana.

STATE OF CoCeseASA.S
S,i.e 6: the Sc creta1y OF State.
Sew Orleans, July 81, .Ssi
r conformity 20 article J.7. title nine Q:
tie constitution 81 ISIS. publication IS here
bv made 20 the voters Of the Sta.e Of Lou.
;s:ana. @: ~. s.opese0. amendments to
.he constitution IF the State agreed - by
.wo..hi.Ls o5 :le ueIaeIs OF the elected
20 eaci. house o: the regular session Of tie
Genera: Assem- olv OF the year 1874, and re-
.,u:rei 80 Re published three months le-
tore tie Lex: general election for Repre-.
sertat.vss 20 the General Assembly in at
:eas: ole Newspaper il every parish es the
State. Il wEscn newspaper eha.1 lie pub.
:...ei. Said amendments appear t;...r Il
acts Nos. /. % and 6 of said session O. :he
General Assembly. which are herewith o:E-
cial;v published Tor the information Of
voters. and WI. be submitted 20 the people
at the genera. election Monday. November
=, ie7:. Il such manner and form ira: the
people nay vote for or agsins. such amend.
MEME separately. ard II a majority o: tie
yo.ers shah approve ana ca:if: a.. q: either
c: sad amendments. the sane sra. peccne
g ra.: 6: lie s..s.i.I-;cr.
=. &. D:SLCSDE.
SECRETARY G: STATE.
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Cs: Hr:ogEo YARDS ~ Ten SEeoSDs.-
.:sines pcsey was matched aya:as:. Hog.
sa.:h. tie mute. Cor handred yard foot
ta:e. ~ the Fair Grounds. las: Sunday. Tor
"a small prize. There was considerable 81.
slosl.y 20 see Hoggarti: ay. and the docs.
with be:ters. were on him, as ): was be.
gievei he could no: only beat posey. the
Fast. bus Graham the fleet. The yesul.
Y:oved t:a-. :or short distance, Posey was
Gle fastest. The last named won the race
81. zen seconds. leading abou: six feet.
These VIE re aEo-he. contest, when Hos-
sa:.r. Iose- and Stephenson Wal! :.y soc
L.. Mastery owe. Guarter m.ies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

-ra. UNCLAIMED BoY BaET.-1he tas'
sc: scv baby found IN St. Charles stree:
car " me driver rs now n :lie keeping OF
M.s. ue..a Williams, who proposes % adopt
s,. she :es;des on Prytania street. be.we
Berlin s.:ee: and Napoleon avenue. This
h.. o: Information is published for .he real
:m..he.'s benefit; ~ 10 father. j: probably
:eve. had sne. :Irs. Williams says .she
amends - 10 all she can fox the 3cuLI.:Iy.
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AUCTION SALES,
By sle-3 Earpsse
nv wrsrasu -. EaHpfy. sYgs9s;

SS:s SALE gs2 .sCssyS. as TGcS 90 Sc. So.
CONCERN
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:sg..cf: q: TRUST AND E::IEzz.rsiEST-.
Thomas Dorsey was :akea 81 :rom JCha.
near kaiLHac: street. because \. H. Icsg
calls him an em1ezz.er.
james Donovan is i'll Cor me same sense.
besides ae.aIi. and battery. I:e e:H.
s,.alna..: - Martin Burke.
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Sy 9. vals.or.

Sy 9. vals.or.
CGf:EIEcS.E A.U J,::r..s.
SUCCESSION o. JOSEPH v:.E.z
:eeona s:..:: cc.:. 20: 80 yarS: % Orleans.
Sc. 5.,1.j.
DY q. Yli.ErGN, acC-;1:Er. THURS.
ID nAg Stp.em.e. H. :6.; a. twelve u'c.o.k L..
W., he sold al No. !cvras street Il compliance
20 an oder ION :ne Hog. 4. (. Iissot, .Gse OF
.e Second District our :cr .he Pa;Lsh q C:eane.
dated August y. if1' ~ ): s.. 9. t:s '.ocss: 9:
Sod court
THE CONTENTS OF c"fEEHcc:r. FIX
Ttrms-Cssh o. .re s,.c., .e:-.p
By Nash & Eoagsor.
100 >----
Gr.&e' I;~I-s: GU..s:
E:::s7E Of EiS.sn .:a:.:. - EA::E!i.C..
ssipIv .s..a q: .EE .::".:E;:.
by NASH & EUEt:>HS-'. vioGs(.s,
II A.c'2uIee1-t,-.c- ~, td.c:-ar e: s.:-sc.-
IN T,f>lAr. SEPTEMBER s. 49,. .: 10 5. u. II
:.oL: o: Tie If. "a 40. c.:oa:s.I street, between
Cara. aye! C.,ngo.- streets ~ rTs.: :: me as
s.g,ee. Percy !e3.:ts. 8s. '"i .t.c1,' :: SIC
auction NJ :e sa.-
w: A. GCLES.
..:ns-Ca.a a. :ae 80: 3. sra.: ::.... :::ss
:l:v LG'cs. a.u.t Sc:
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
The next single number drawing
The next single number drawing
VIII take place September II.

$IU,4UJ ID pTlZeF,
s$70,1C0 in prizes,
Three capital prizes Of $4,000 each
Three capital prizes of 80, 0C0 each
And ONLY 10000 numbers.
The song OF ''Forcibly, if We must" is
now sung to tie :une O. mother: says I
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sEGC.sa.yS OF LII-S Sa.!yI.
Scion! :.s.:.ct Court :or tn. pa:si: :: CREAMS
No, =: }}22.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, 6. Senior CASTELAR,, in letter ad-
dressed to the country, says that he must pro-
test against the recent brutal coup d'stat He
concludes: "My conscience will not permit
me to associate with demagogues, and con-
science and honor refuse to accept the situa-
ton created by bayonets."
Several members of the majority which
voted against CASTELAR,, now approve of the
stand he has taken.
The capital is quiet, but there are rumors
of disturbances in Valladolid.
The diplomatic representatives of Spain at
Paris, Brussels and Lisbon, have resigned.
1t is reported that the government will re.
move the Captain-Generals of the PHILIPPINE
islands, Cuba and Porto Rico 1t is proba-
BILE that Gen. Concha will be appointed Cap
tain-General of Cuba. The disarmament Of
the disaffected volunteers is going on quietly
everywhere. The malcontents in Valladolid
and Malaga dispersed before the troops ar
rived
The Madrid municipality has recognized,
with Senior Carvajal at its head.
London, 7-2 A. M. Dispatches from the
vicinity Of Cartagena report that the besieg-
ers, inspired by the new order of things, will
redouble their efforts to reduce the city. AT
the same time, the defenders seem to have
taken fresh courage from the belief that the
present government is unpopular and short
lived. They have recently made several des-
psrate sorties, but without effect, and have
hoisted black flag over Fort Galeras.
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NEW HAMPSIIIKE.

Manchester, C. The new city government
was inauguarted to. day, with ex-Gov. J. a.
Weston, (dem.) as Mayor. The police de-
partment is elected by the aldermen, there
being four democrats and four republicans in
this board There was no choice for city
marshal. compromise was effected this
afternoon resulting in the election Of d. A.
Simmons, (dem.) for city marshal, and the
reelection of ID. r. Prescott, (rep.) as as
sistant marshal The police force is divided.
one-half of the old force being retained
Joseph f. Burnett was reelected city clerk,
and Ii. L. Chamberlain, city treasurer, which
office he has had tweDty-four years. From
Mayor Weston's message it appears that l443
arrests were made during the year, an in
crease of G72 over the previous year. The
total Indebtedness of the city, Jan. LIST, 1874,
was $94l, 9lG,G7, an increase of over S277,-
900, accounted for on account of the water
works.
Concord, 6. The Republican State Con-
vention will be held here Tomorrow. A
large number of delegates are already in
town.
The Democratic State convention meets
here on Thursday next.
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Maine Board of Agriculture
annual Report OF the Secretary.

The eighteenth annual report of the Maine Board
of Agriculture, being the first submitted by Hon.
s. L. Boardman, the new Secretary, will be present.
cd to the Legislature on Friday next. 1t forms o
volume of over four hundred pages, and is Illus
,rated by several engravings. >5a5
The report of the session of the Board held at
Winthrop in January last occupies the first one
hundred and sixty -four pages of the volume. This
embraces lectures and papers on the following
among other subjects: Mixed Husbandry, Changes
in Our Farming, Drainage, Management OF Dairy
Cows. Labor, The Wants and Resources of Our
State, Farm Buildings, Flowing, Green Crops as
Means Of Fertilization. These several papers were
prepared by members of the Board, and by prom-
nent agricultural writer's in other States; and, with
the discussions given in connection herewith
forms body of practical and valuable information,
the reading and digestion of which by our farmers
the present winter, will greatly assist them in the
better prosecution of their future labors upon the
farm.
In carrying out the idea that our State Agricul-
tura Reports, while giving authoritative information
upon all leading subjects connected with agricul-
ture, from sources not easily accessible to farmers
yenerallyshould at the same time furnish original
information relating directly to our own resources,
capabilities and advantages as farming State;
Mr.. Boardman has secured for this Report an agrl'
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Sickles to Secretary Fish were read. They
contain no matters of interest not already
jubilant. The opinion in official and diplo-
matte circles is that the Spanish republic is
practically ended. There was no reference
in the cabinet session to the nomination of
Judge Williams to the chief justiceship. and
there is authority for saying that the Presi-
dent has indicated to 'no one any intention Of
Withdrawing his nomination.
The House judiciary Committee occupied
the day in hearing an argument delivered by
Gov. Brown of Tennessee, relative to the bill
authorizing the quartermaster- general to
settle with the State of Tennessee for bonds
held by the United States, for property and
railway materials seized from the Edgefield &
Kentucky and the Memphis, Clarksville &
Louisville Railroad Companies.
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FROM NEW YORh.

New York, 6. A despatch from Houston,
Texas, says, that the Supreme Court of the
State of Texas has decided adversely to the
election law framed by the 18th Legislature,
under the provisions of which the recent
election was old. Judge Walker delivered
the opinion of the court, declaring the law
unconstitutional. This decision annuls the
the late election and retains in Office the 18th
Legislature and the present Governor. An
other election will be held before April 2Sth.
Peter Habel, son of letter carrier in
Chicago, and formerly in the employ of the
Postoffice Department, has been arrested for
rfiing letters boxes of their contents. He
arrived here Sunday night, hired room In a
hotel and commenced operations that eve
ming. He has confessed to robbing hun
dred boxes in Chicago, fifty in Buffalo and
fifty of St. Louis. On his person were a
large number of letters, unopened and
opened.
A suit has been instituted by catpias
against Edwin Rowe & Co., to recover $780,
900 in gold, for alleged violation of revenue
laws.
Rowland, Treasurer of Rchland county,
Ohio, disappeared last Wednesday, and an
examination of his accounts shows $lll,4l2
missing.
Clinton KouG, of West Jefferson, Ohio,
aged seventeen years, enraged because his
sister entreated him to cease playing violin
on Sunday, struck her on the head with a
poker, killing her almost Instantly. The
young man is much distressed and fears are
entertained that he will commit suicide.
Two hundred and fifty men have been dis
charged from the navy yard since the last
payday. There are 5000 still employed, but
a material reduction is anticipated by Feb
ruary.
The Juniata and Dictator will leave for
Key West in few days. The Florida and
Minnesota are being got ready for sea rapidly.
A fire in Leonard street tonight, damaged
Frank Lerry's clothing store. Loss $780,
900.
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WASHINGTON.

| New York, 6. A despatch from Washing
| ton says it is stated that the confidential d.
| plomatic dispatches were not included in the
Virginius correspondence sent to the Senate,
as it would complicate matters and render
future relations with the new ministry of
Spain unpleasant, without gaining anything
on the part of our government.
A Washington despatch says that the
House Committee on banking currency has
decided to take up the postal savings bank
bill for consideration at an early day.
An interchange of views of members con-
corning the sentiments of their constituents
with regard to the salary repeal bill, indicate
that the salary law excited much greater op-
position in the western than eastern States.
Washington, 6. The House Committee on
Appropriations cut down the navy estimates
So, 100000. The bill agreed upon for the
support of that branch of the public service,
now aggregates $lG,3S7 900, part from the
four millions heretofore appropriated.
The President has withdrawn the nomina.
ton of Heman Silver, as marshal for Da-
kota.
The President sent batch of nominations
to the Senate to-day, among them were the
following James Codd, Collector of Gus
toms, Nantucket, Mass; John l.. Mission,
Collector of Internal Revenue, third district
of Vermont; Geo. p. Foster, U. S. Marshall,
Vermont; Calvin G. Child, U. S. Attorney
Connecticut; Pension Agents, Stephen
Thomas, Montpelier, VI, John l.. Barstow,
Burlington, VT.
The cabinet session to-day, was attended by
all the members and lasted about two hours.
The condition of affairs. in Spain were under
! consideration, and several dispatches from
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Eeanshse aournal.
PORTLAND.
TO TUE

Portland, 6. a despatch to the Argus,
states that little child in Bro okline was
burned to death Saturday, by taking a lighted
lamp into bed with her, setting the clothes on
fire.
A man named Lowe living in Gray, was
caught in the act of attempting to commit a
rape upon Mrs. Doughty, Sunday evening.
He was arrested, but released on $1,000 bail.
A despatch to the Argus, states that the
peg factory at Conway Corner, N. H., was
burned this evening. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
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CUBA.

Havana, 6. Captain General Jovellar has
telegraphed to Marshal Serrano that he will
cooperate with him in everything relating to
Cuba.
The Vose de Cuba expresses profund salts.
faction at the change Of government in Mad
rid. 1t condemns the Federal Republicans,
but praises CASTELAR,.
Rumors are in circulation that Concha sue
ceeds .Jovellar.
The deaths of Ralph keeier is now beyond
doubt.
To-day is holiday and business is sus-
pended.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, 6. Chas. Ii. Chamberlain, a young
unmarried man, late of Maine, while walking
on the Boston & Albany Railroad track at
Natick this morning, was drawn beneath the
wheels of an approaching locomotive by the
current of air and instantly killed.
At caucus of the democratic member of
the Legislature to-day, it was voted Is to Is
not to make any nominations for legislative
officers in either branch.
Worcester, G, Roswell A. Sylvester of
Waterford, Me-, committed suicide by taking
laudanum, while driving from this city to
Quinsigamen village, Monday evening. He
was found in the carriage in insensible con-
diton and died soon after.
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STATE NEWS.


Tuesday of next week the annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Lewiston will be held. 1t is prob
able, as we learn, that the vacancy in the Of
fee of cashier will then be filed. The sal
ary of this Office is $500. With respect to
the condition of the Bank complete report
will be presented at the Stockholders meet
ing, the investigation by the President aud
Directors having been exhaustive. We shall
publish an abstract of the report, which will
be made on the 18th inst. 1t is settled, a
the President has already officially stated,
that the Bank sustains no loss in connection
with the management of its late cashier
Lewiston journal.
The President has nomination Caleb Cush-
ing Of Virginia to be Minister of Spain; j
c. Caldwell of Maine, Minister to Paraguay
and Uruguay; Ebenezsr Kn0wlton Of Maine
to be Consul at Valparaiso; and Edward L.
Baker of Illinois to be Consul at Buenos
Ayres.
G. W. Orff, Esq, the we'll known archi
tect, has just completed for ii. M. Prentiss
Esq, of Bangor, the plans and elevations
for a cottage to be erected the coming sea
son near COL Odgden's at Bar Harbor.
The Good Templars in various parts of the
State have sent over xyOO to the widow oil
the late James Woodbury. of Winterport, the
we'll known temperance lecturer. Mrs.
Woodbury. is suffering from an incurable
cancer in the face and cannot live long.
President White of the Boston & Maine
railroad, says thattha road asks nothing OF
the Maine Legislature which is about to as.
semble that they win Save no powerful
lobby" in their einfioy,iand that no rooms
have been engaged at The Augusta Honse by
gentlemen in their emptoy.
Enoch Knight Esq has dropped the edi.
torial pen, for good, and will hereafter devote
himself to the profession Of the law.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Flour in fair demand and the markets. firm and
generally " higher; extra spring 72a6 Is. Wheat
spring l2t; No. l23% on spot or JAN; 124s1 Feb.
No. spring lI6; rejected 10. Corn active and
higher at the opening, closing quiet; No.2 mixed
rejected old 81; new 49f. Oats In fair demand and
higher; 40 for No. spot; Al Feb; rejected 36. Rye
firm and in fair demand; 7s for No.. Barley was
I20 for No. 3 sgring. Pork in fair demand and
advanced; IA IS spot; Is 10 Feb; Is IS March
Feb. $50 March. Bulk meats in good demand
shoulders TX loose; 81 packed; short rib mids
* Feb; So March-both loose. Green meats are
firm; shoulders 53S; short rib IN. Hams for Ia
lbs average. Dressed hogs firm; good to choice at
4oa65o. Whisky active and higher at 81.
Receipts-l4.000 -four; III 900 wheat; 80 COO corn
1000 oats; 900 rye; 900 barley.
Shipments $4,000 -four; I56 900 wheat; 5000
corn; Is coo oats: 5000 barley; 5000 rye.
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The ladies of the Howard Benevolent Society
thankfully acknowledge the receipt Of donations in
money, cloth, &c, from benevolent persons, for
the benefit of the poOr,-thc names of the benetac.
tors are omitted from delicacy, but their good
deeds will be long remembered. The Society en-
deavor to make the most judicious use ofthe means
entrusted to them by aiding those who do what
they can to help themselves; the idle and intem-
perate they do not aid. With their limited means
they only distribute articles OF clothing. com.
forters and other bedding to the destitute and suf
ferlng, which are received with grateful hearts
Donations ofany kind may be left with Miss n
Craig, State street.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, 6. A drilling rain and sleet
commenced here last night, which turned
into a brisk rain, continuing all day. Snow
is reported in the country toward the central
part of the State.
1t has been showing brlskly since Q o'clock.
Six inches of snow are reported at Louisville
and it is still showing hard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-07

At parish meeting of the Winthrop Street Uni.
yersaist society OH Monday evening, 1t was unani-
mously voted to extend call to Rev. Mr. Hines of
lewiston to fill the Universalist pulpit in this city
1t is understood that Mr.. Hines will accept the call
preaching at the Winthrop street church next Sun
day and thence forward regularly. The salary will
be $500. The parish is thoroughly united on Mr.
Hines as pastor and in excellent condition to sus.
tain him, and carry forward its appropriate parish
work.