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N0rb1eifefe geSa9ter SntDt Stp. 6513 spt pa bftlt1 mil
Der Nprbltnte ~berfelben 2f4 GaB; Ron ba fabltd Lungs
Der Defttinte eine5 GbetlS eeoabter Snlots glo. $50 UNI
65l, ~utertrogen ait GeO. O.. 8rpw11 pen Splad Nfelor
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Staate S6ip, unb it Der @sabt Gptnntbus, uno GIN &bet
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ue8 Shells eeba9ter Snlpt, u~betra8en an .SarteS 9. 9os
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neaIiG IA III loo SUP III etnen gfobl 10 Sup emit,
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5prtagiraBe Is SUP son ba nDrbIi6 l6nss Der Siflinil
eines Shells sebaatet Snlpts so. $50 nno 65l, teI4ei
non Spfud N0ipn unb Grau but4 Rauf6rtef pom 5. dug
1872 an @eu. 9. 8rDfn S~erfauft rourbe, parallel nit BEL
8tertsn Strobe, $50 gas Sa Der NprOItnte gsbdfter s4'
lot girp. 651; sp1t ba Tftlt4 l6n85 Der 9forbltn's seriels
Ben rs GuB, 3urt Snfongapuntt.
Observation-Disclosures Gin Drittel baoI
am gerfaufstaBe uno Der 9teit in stpei eLeiben Sa4res.
termtnen Spu 0erfauf8tage All, tpelGe ST. S~er5tniett UNI
burA l~tntsrPfano aWf bo5 SerfaufS~Sbtsst fiber 81 lteI'
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QareeIe 81, 2 1T $3850.00.
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SberiF uns 9lofsr Gurtutftoner
mnoNrt,Ff II, Gfenor+. Yr1nGLte.
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neber bic G~bnabme ber Auswanz
beruns IeIen wir inn greu1er SanbeIsblatt:
Syn ben erFten bret 8ierteIn oteies Sabres
fTino iber Bremen nod nidt bal6 10 uteI 2eute
~eusaepaabert spie pom l. SanuQr Bis gum 80.
September 1873. Die 9eutI6e Quswanbez
runsss3 eituns pom 10. Ottober bringt bariis
her fpIdenbe 2ahLeu:
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Gin tntereiIanter ar9GoIo9ts
f6er 6nnb purbe nnlGn9{t p0n Nt. SeLIE
8ouIot, eiuem GLidTer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in
Der Nabe bes Ct. SoiLienberge8 in O6ernoI ON
Nieoerrbein gema6t. Sci 0er 9~iueairnn8 eis
ner Iei9ten grb0buu9, bic einem 8elp0bnIt9ea
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fen ber ;2eit, in roeL9er bic H0mer nod iener
8egenb fasten. 9te pi9ti9ite Gntoedung
mar bic GntbeGunS zines un8efdhr feds SUP
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nes ea4iIden 9rieiters. 0ie S9nufge9ens
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benz 8erniteine searbeiteten Salsbanoe, 2aon'
Iur uno 8Lasperlen, aus 9roBen 8oIoenen nno
TiI6ernen Obr9eb6nsen, etnens e%tIsrneh gEels
fer, einert &uIulet aus 8ebronatsr groe utso
einem teinernen Belle, GbnIi9 oener, Die Der
8ei6reibuns ber @lten 3ufoLSe bic SrnIoer
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Iebte, ftieB Ct auf m~afenbafte ueberrelte, Die
Dem nanEi3en gton1m on6ub0ren f9e'aea,
rpie bic oben e%rtpdbnten.
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1rt1fpr AGnierfiSn.

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Cine GpiteL in BerIen, BON eitent tn NneerIz
ia = Der, mas Ct oB unb trant nno lab -
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@eorg gsmu5." Stem Sort: 8i4uer nnb
gtogers Stems Gompanp. = Dieies f6fIi9e
ELsine 0erf4en, fur beien neberienbung mir
ben ge1Le8ern 81 0aut uerpflidtet Iin0, 1T BON
Ger 8eIontmteu beuti9zametifanii6en preie
unGeQgetn gGnii8 auf9enonuten uno beIpros
den porben, unb bat TN Often einet 10 raI9en
Q6fos 8eDonnen, bob bereits cine 5Deite aufz
LACE not9oenoi8 8elporben If. Gin furier
@ussug Gus osm t~nterefanten SnbaEt, ben mir
farsli6 oaitt9eiIter, roirb benz 2eIer uagefabr
eine Sbee Don benz noturpl6ii9en !9un1or
geben, DsI9er baS gauge Berf6en bur53iebt.
9aS uGonntaesbLatt Der g. 9. St0otss
3ettunB" i6LieBt einen ipaItentan9en Irtifel
l6er b0s Gfi3ebldel3e nit foI8enoen Wors
ten: ,Dtan mag ni9t init 4Qem einuerita1z
ben iatn unb bos nrtbeiL bes 8erfafers ba III
fdarf uno bort Su mild ftnber, ober Niemonb
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baben."
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neutrality-suspicious. in ether d e.
mif9eu Sabrif. -BaEis, 10. Gouernber.
Sn bet demtI9eu Sabrif pon ct. 9enis fanb
beute cine GrpIoIton itatt, tpeI9e has 9ebaus
be s~erTt0rte unb bas in bet Jlabe ftebenbe
8abnbofsgeb6ube ftarf beT9dotste. 9ret
Perionen famen um's 2eben uro finf3ebn
,purben perIebt. SIM Srt ielbft mar faft bic
SdIfte BET Seniteri6eiben 3ertrtmmert.
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Iramflin GpumtD, Obto, FIR oas Sabr 1874.

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-11-26

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bcdungen Der ucuern Q8iis
ieniGaft siebt cS pcnj9e,
pelbe pm 9r6Bcrem 8ers
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mtttet ge8eu aQe arantz
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2uu9en. Gin ouSgetc4nter
Gebraua unb uuieitige
grufun8 ietner Seitfraft
iopp9l in bieiem, ola in
onSern aQnhern, babeg
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Mus S3woben.-8auer : Serrle, urt
ME uiel f1br fon1m | iebt IN NIT benz 3as
mad Stuagert?
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8auer: Bobtauien emf net so m1ab me,
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Sanb Der S90nen onbieIt, 8ob btefe tbm etae
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10 Leibf 0bT6redeu unb febte feline 8eiude In
Der 0oHnun9 fort, bod i9IieB!!9 tbr 9er3 cts
uoeiden AT fonnen Uer9ebltDe WeIbe, bic
SoIbe bLieb fpr0be. Stun 5osen 0a9e8efubIe
it bic 8ru5t bes peti9alGbten Merbegs uno Ct
faBte ben tenfii6en Gnti9LuB, baB 0e5i9t
Oes Mao9ens at entIte4en. 53u bieIen1
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feliGure, Itedte bieIaL5e tn bic 9oGtafde unb
madte 70 aus9eriftet ei3en 8eIr6 bet BEN
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cine llnterreoung tnter pier Nu9eu Ga geIu6bz
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bereits feline NoGi65be pra9t!9 9efazbt bate.
9ieIer Gntbedans foL9te iofort etnc orsoete,
ndusLt9 bic, bab bic Gbenbe SLuiT9feit b2geits
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seutarteEte uuBoIO ipTang ME tou un1ger, lief
sum Sauie binauS, pdl5te fi@ in Der 0oTe
inb riB, foueit e. t9UnLi9 NAT, bic bur0 Die
perban8niBuole SGure getrGrften ui1eu2s
fpre5Ii9en pom 2et6e. Gle man ibm 90Ife
~leitete, 1oar Ct 10 fart u%erbrannt, baB ct beS
Sci tanbes 5lpeier Manaer beburfte, Tim feline
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no Elm gIrjt i'm TT 8ebanbIung nabm. @ent
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tpiebsr berseiteIlt III, tpiro ct mod pe8en ieis
mes b0ien gorbo6ens it5 p%esantporten miiien.
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NEW YORK.

New York, November 20. The trial OF
Demas Barnes, proprietor of the Brooklyn
Daily Argus, on an indictment for slandering
II. c. Bowen in the publication Of an article
rejecting on the character of his dece ased
wife, was commenced this morning in Kings
County Court sessions.
Henry G.. Bowen was examined and denied
that his wife on her death bed had made any
such confession as had been published. She
was not able to articulate, having paralysis OF
the tongue.
There never has been any ccldncss between
Rev. Mr.. Beecher and witness; and the sew
eral gentlemen did not leave the Independent
through discovery OF his alleged improper
conduct.
Henry C. Bowen, Jr., and Clarence Bowen
sons of the plaintiff, testified to being present
at the death-bed of their mother, where nc
such confession was made
The case was given to the jury without ar,
gument on either side. The judge charged
that proof of malice was necessary to convict
and the jury after brief consultation brought
in verdict of acquital.
The jurors at the same time handed a writ
ten statement to the court to the effect thai
while the defendant was legally exempt from
conviction, yet they believed that the printed
matter in the Argus relating to the deceased
Mrs. Bowen was atrocious and cruel.
Mr.. Beechers counsel have decided to ap
peal from the order of the General tern Of
the City Court of Brooklyn, in the matter OF
the bill of particulars in the Tilton suit in the
Court of Appeals.
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WASHINGTON.

/ Washington, ID. c., 20 At the Cabne t
meeting to-day Attorney General Williams
submitted kilograms from Senator Clayton
and several State official in Arkansas, urging
the recognition of the Smith party by the
federal government, but the general opinion
of the Cabinet was that since the last meeting
nothing had occurred to alter the decision
made at that time, namely That the gov
eminent has not in its possession such in
formation as would justify any interference
with the controversy in that State.
The officers of the Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons of Mass, and of the Grand En-
eampment of Knights Templar of the same
State are on the way to Nashville to attend
the meeting of the General Grand Chapter of
the United States, to be held next week, and
the meeting of the Grand Encampment of the
United States to be held at New Orleans on
the week following. They are now in WASH
ington under charge of Lafayette Chapter,
and leave for their destination to morrow.
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Cruelty to Animals.

1t seems strange that in civilized and christian
community like this, such gross barbarisms should
be allowed to be perpetrated as are witnessed in
our streets every day. We sllude to the presence
Of old and lame horses--horses that have become
entirely incapactated from age, abuse or misfor-
tune, or all of these combined. Poor, weak,
wasted, creatures that can hardly stand, are seen
crawling about the streets, and picking up what
ever stray straws they are fortunate enough 10
find where other horses have been baited. These
poor brutes are often dragged about and par
AIDED by their masters y until a crowd of ninth
rate bar-room horse jockies is collected, when,
after they have been whipped, leased, and wor-
ried to make them show what little life there Is IN
them, they are put up at a sort Of gutter auction
and bid off to the highest bidder-perhaps Tor
few glasses of rum, to be abused and neglected,
and put up at auction and bid off again the next
day. And this is not all. Horses that are 20 lame
that they can scarcely walk, are harnessed to
heavy loads and made to struggle along with them
often upon three feet, and if they halt or balk,
are scourged most numerically with the lash
This ought not to be. Such wrecks Of horses
would not be allowed long to exist within the city
limits of Boston or New York. 1t would be a
truly humane deed to put such suffering creatures
out of their misery Horses suffer enough when
they receive the best protection possible.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily Kennebee yonrnal.
PORTLAND.
TO THE

Portland, November 20. Francis d. Moul-
ton, Of New York, is here stopping at the
Falmouth.
tenement house, belonging to Hugh Dol
en-, between Fore and Commercial streets,
was damaged by fire this forenoon. Being in
dangerous locality and close to planning
MILL it excited considerable interest until got
under.
In the case Of Thos. j. Woodward against
David L. Fernald, general inspector of fish,
to recover damages for action of one of his
deputies, in alleged improper branding of
mackerel, the Jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiffs.
John Rogers an Irishman, so years old,
hung himself last night, and his body was
found to day in his attic.
1t is rumored that the Portland Steam Pack.
ct Company are negotiating for two large
steamers to run between here and Boston
next summer to make the trip in five hours.
The Argus states that the defalcaton of c.
2. knights, of Bethel, is much larger than
was at first supposed, AMI will reach from
$780, 600 to $4,000. His wheabouts are IN
known.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Lowell, November 20. 1t has just trans
pired that on the night after election, a young
man in this city got seriously poisoned while
eating supper with a party who wagered it.
lie toolishly ate stew out Of mortar found
near him which had been used to prepare
food for rats. The victim is getting able TO
be out little.
Boston. November 20. The owner of the
Gallahue patent to-day obtained an injunction
from Judge ,Devine of the Supreme Court,
against b. +. Sturtevant and +. F. Emory OF
the firm of +. Jones & Co., restraining them
from granting releases and licenses under
Gallahue patents on peggng machines. Also
from interfering with suits against parties for
infringing patents bill alleges that Stur-
tevant, Emory and their confederates are at
tempting to exercise authority by virtue OF
an illegal conveyance under patent. The re-
suit lie of interest to the shoe trade.
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JAMAICA.

Kingston, November 20 The damage by
the hurricane in Kingston is estimated at 20,-
600 pounds.
In ST. Catherine, St. Thomas, Yevale, ST.
Dorothy, Clarendon, Manchester, St. Eliza
beth, West Moreland, ST. Ann and Metcalfe,
immense damage was done fields of provision
verging on maturity, together with those re-
Gently planted, have been wholly devastated
and numerous peasant houses blown down.
The desoalion is spread over many districts.
At Metcalte the schooner {. S. Carver
while lying at anchor became a total wreck.
Three persons were drowned Reports from
some sections say that ground provision wil
be scanty next year and starvation is looked
flor. In Port Morant harbor every wharf is
destroyed.
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Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CoNGREGATIoNAL.-G Oh
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev
A. NJ Evening service at I o'clock. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. No pastor. Morning service 1880 A. NJ
Evening z. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by Rev.
A. l.. Lane of Biddeford.
FREE BAPTIST,-State street, north OF Bridge
&. +. Penney, pastor; residence Summer street
Morning service 1880 A. M. Evening p. NJ
Preaching to morrow by Rev. W Ii. Bowen, d.
METHODIST observation-disclosures street, east of
State. Roscoe Sanderson, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church: Morn
ing service 1880 A. NJ. Evening, +. NJ.
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,-State ST., between
Oak and Winthrop; Rev, Mr.. Upjohn, rector
7P.M. Preaching to morrow by the rector.
UNIVERSALIST,-Cor Winthrop and Summer SITS
A. Avn NJ Sabbath u' sc Roei'i at i NJ kvenins
preaching service at O'Clock. Preaching to-
morrow morning by Rev. Miss Haines OF Halo
well, in the evening by the pastor.
UNITARIAN, Christ church),-Cor. Oak and State
SITS. No pastor Morning service at 1890 a. NJ.
No preaching tomorrow.
CATHOLIC state st. north of Bridge. Rev. +.
ii. O'Callaghan, priest residence near the church
Morning service, l0.41 Nm. Evening, 100 p NJ.
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
Y. NJ. c. A.-Rooms in Darby Block, Water Street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
ana Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock Mission
Sunday School every Sabbath morning at 6
O'Clock. Religious exercises every sunday at
ternoon at O'Clock. Rooms open to ali.
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
ference meetings in their veStrieS every Wednes.
day evening, at y. O'Clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M +. CHURCH Rev Z. +.
French, pastor residence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every Sab
bath at 1890 a. NJ. sabbath School at II M.
Prayer meeting ut r NJ Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
CHRIS riAN UNION MEETING, Gus hnoc Heights,
Rev. Hiram A. Stratton pastor. Morning
vice at ~ so A. NJ. Sabbath school at II NJ.
Afternoon service at 230 L. NJ. Prayer meeting
:nga 7.00 +. NJ. Prayer meetings every Thursday
evening at 100 O'Clock.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO.
WELL.-Rev. c. g. McCully, pastor; morning
service 1880; Sunday School 2.30 T.. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Re
=. Jaques, pastor; residence opposite church
Morning service, 1890; Afternoon service, 2.30
Sabbath school at quarter past oneP. NJ. Preach
ing tomorrow by The pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL-Nop pastor
Morning service 1885, Preaching Tomorrow
by Rev. o. o. Ordway of Newton, Mass.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL-Rev.
Mr. Peehham, pastor. Services at usual hours.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-R Rev.
Geo. NJ. Stanley, rector. Morning service at
1880. Evening service at $50. Sunday School
at2P. NJ.
UNIVERSALIST, HALLOWELL.-Miss Haincs
pastor. sabbath school 0.3O a. NJ. Service
every Sunday afternoon at 3.30. Social confer
ence meeting in vestry at $50 Z. NJ. Preaching
tomorrow morning 10y Rev. Mr. Kinds OF Au.
gusta.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-21
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov. 20 1871.
Flour-steady-ex spring 25a4 G5-.
Wheat-NO spring cashS s9-a; JAN 9014aH
-as5- Nov: SOFA for rest of the year.
Corn-No. !, mixed, cash, 19l4g; Nov, 791sa-;
'5AaI6 for the year.
Oats-So. 2, SOFA cash. Nov. Sofa: 1874 for
the year.
Rye--No. 2 9Ol90-.
Barley-No. spring l29 cash; l30- Dec.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 25-.
Pcrk-is ID cash; 20 60a--Feb: 10 50-a--
asked seller year.
Lard.l3 .5ass cash; ID 40 Feb. 10 20 seller year.
Bulk Meats-shoul!ers I'd, short rib mid
92sa; short clear mid -al0-.
Hams IA lbs average ais.
Whiskey-9sha.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Id; wheat do Az
a..
Receipts 1000 -four; 1900 wheat; p, 900 corn
1900 oats; l445 rye; Is 900 barley.
shipments - 5000 flour; 134,gO0 wheat; 21,0O0
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-21

Who has not, in passing by Col. Thomas Lam
bsrd's elegant residence, corner of Winthrop and
Sewan streets, admired the beautiful green lawn
in front, laid out with each precision and kept
with such carer How verdant it has been through
all the dry season, having the appearance of a
lawn in the most gushing season of the year.
But we have at last found out the secret of that
Qreenness. Col. Lambard sowed broadcast over
his lot about three hundred pounds of iron filings
or siftings, from his foundry, and this gave the
grass roots new life and growth, and has preserved
the lot green and beautiful. These iron filings
applied to lot in the cemetery has had the same
effect These are facts that people ought to know,
especially those who live where they can obtain
these siftings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-21
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