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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06
OBSTACLES TO MA RRiAcG.

uAPpY RELIEF FOR YOUNG Mkk
d from the ef-tts of Error- and Anuses IN
,rly life. Manhood restored. lmpeoiments
o Marriage removed. New method of treat.
nent New and remarkable rcmedirs. nooss
tddrr-., HOWARD ASSOCIATION, tie y.
sinih ST. Philadelphia. Pa-.-an Institution
lssing a high reputation Tor honorable eon.
lnci aud --ional-kill. AuNsm
~ tN con PER DAY. AGENTS WANT
% w GU oil. An classes of worEns
'eople of bsih sexes, young and Old. MAKE
notc m.ney at work for rs. In their lsealiiirr.
laring .heir spare momsht-. or All the time,
han al anything else. We Offer employment
hat viii pay hzhdsomeiy for every hours
work. PUN particulars. terms. etc. sent free.
send us yoar address 81 once. Don delay.
Sow i- th. time. Don't iook for work or bus.
I ners elsewhere. until you have harmed what
Se Offer. q. srfSsON & co. Portland Ne.
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food Business for Sale.

'DEiNG DEsIRous or LEAVING. IOffHR
} my root and sho. busipes- In silver ny
q sale IN r~a-cnsble terms. with or Without
q. -ioci. -Four nice ., oins lent only ~ psf
,onth Next door to Pzul tsroes' meet mafket.
o.s..a.. -" ''' JOsEPH OTTO.
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Cheek Lost.

,'SrRTIP'CATE or pEPt SIT No. es.isJ,
~ tr tiiO. drawn In favor of feter Urcssn
~ III. pSnk of California Asrney. Gold liill.
= lost. Payment cf the same has lr-u rtotpel
: nd the un..r will confer . favor by avn.
.,.l a.. "A t0eate A. the Itank mol lot
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s,.rRrrNe CAR ACCOMMODATION.

sLRErING CAR ACCOMMODATION.
Until FURTHER NOTICE, SLEEPING
III Cars Will be- run over the Virginia and
Tmekee Railroad ~ follows: Leave saera.
mento Sunday. Tuesday, "wednesday and Fri
say Evenings running thrIugh TO Sacramento
saa on Thursday and saturday Evenings dircct
10 Oaiiaud wh .rf. without change.
n. 81. YERlSGTON,
General Superintendent.
yi,,inia. Nevada. April Is, 1873. Ion
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nm OWNER WANTED.

fNS TaE Day oP THE rIRE, FIVE BLACK
" walnut fa-y Chairs, worth about siSi; were
n A among the Effects of william Mc0illivray.
y ,rr the Andes mine, Howard street, NirYiniN
I 10y were tsksn 10 the grocery stor OF Mchsy
4 Train Lower Gold iiili. where the owner can
q cover the zane by psosing pfoperty aad pay
Al 70 exp~uer~ ~p iw~
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vu1nr MAYNARD HousR. GOLD HILL.
having elcsed. the eIeelisnt CoeAtn.
Range her, tofore In use h ofe~d f0r Nie 90
tsssonab BILE tsrms. Apply soon. mol
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APPLICATIONS ron PATENr,

J. u. TRkAp~EiI, Aiierney,
-,,,l I'd ran frAnei-co. Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
WASHINGTON.
Indian Matters.

Washington November 3. Secy Chandler ac-
companied by Asst. Secy Cowan, called at the
Executive Mansion to-day, and had long talk
with the President, mainly in regard to Indian
affairs.
Sec'y Belknap and Gen. Sheridan and Crook
participated in the conference, and gave express
Indian question, besides furnishing much infor
nation respecting the practical administration of
the peace policy, within the limits of their past
and present commands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
* 1nSHS.

Topeka, November 8. In this city the vote is
very light. Returns from various points show the
following elected to the legislature: Silver, (inde
pendent republican, Bon break, Foster Moses,
Lang and Wright (rcps), and Saxon (dem)
County tickets elected by republican major
ites ranging from 400 to 1000.
Two counties give republican maj. against
the constitutional amendments.
Leavenwogth, November 3. The whole repub-
lican county ticket is probably elected by about
300 ma There are returns from the state and
nothing can yet be given in regard to the result.
New York, November g. A Topeka special to
the World says that Kansas has gone republican
by TO- 900 maj, and the republicans elect large
maj of the representatives. The constitutional
amendments, providing for the bleHnial session of
the legislature, are carried.
Atchison. November 3. The election in this
county, yesterday, resulted in a complete victory
for the republicans. Every candidate upon the
rep county ticket is elected bv majorities ranging
from 1876 to 600. This is the first lime in many
years the reps. have elected their entire county
ticket.
In Doniphan county the reps. elect three Of the
representatives and divide the county offices with
the peoples party. In Nebraska Co. reps. are
elected to the legislature and the county offices
are divided about evenly with the candidates on
the peoples ticket.
Fort Scott, November 3. Bourbon Co. elects a
full rep ticket, excepting Judge and treasurer, and
returns 3 members to the legislature.
Leavenworth, November 3. The vote of this
county is not yet in, but the county Offices will be
div ided between the dems. and reps. Of the
representatives, the dems. elect 4, the reps and
the independents /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
STATE NEWS.

The Gardiner Journal SAYS that on Monday the
contract was made with the Hallowell Granite
Co., for the Gardiner soldiers monument. 1t is to
he eight feet square at the base, and thirty feet
high. Is to be made of Hallowell granite, 10 the
most workman like manner. The contract price
is S2700, besides the lettering. 1t is . monument
Of which the city need not be ashamed. 1t will be
placed on the Common.
Hen thieves are beginning their depredations in
the eastern part Of the State A citizen in Calais
was disturbed the other night by noise from the
coop, and on looking into the matter, found nine
OF has hens all in a pile with their heads chopped
off. He had chickens for dinner the next day
against his will, although he does not say he had
planned for q more sumptuous meal. Like all
other men, he prefers to kill his own chickens and
choose his own time
| Thursday the Grangers of Turner dedicated
| their new hall. 1t is situated at Turner Centre,
and was formerly an old store. 1t was bought by
| the Grangers some time ago, and work was COM
menced upon it last spring but it was not COM
pleted until last week. 1t makes q nice, roosAy
| hall, about 30y50. In the forenoon very ab19
| address was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Gage ef Lew.
| ston.
| The Boston Traveller thinks there is iack 81
density in the story about Mr.. Joshua Taggasfs
part in the recovery of the Winthrop securities.
| MIR. Taggart is detective whose superhuman sa-
gacity discovered the burglars by the msnner in
| which the job was done.
| The Portland Packing Co. commenced the can.
ming of clans at Blddctord Pool last Saturday.
They propose to employ about GO hands and put
up 1900 cans per day.
| Many of the friends of Mr.. l. Mrs. Horace c.
Little, Of Lewiston, made them a surprise visit on
Monday evening, on the occasion of toe fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage.
The dwelling house and outbuildings of Mr..
Hugh Golden, in Bangor. were destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning The Wing says: The fire WAS
| undoubtedly the work of an incendiary, as the
house was pundered of large amount Of silver
ware. The criminals cut the lock out Of the side
board, where the silver was kept. Mr.. +. j. Col
den was in the habit Of sleeping in the house, but
was not there Monday night. The night previous
he heard a noise, and got up several times; but
did not find anybody. At the time of the fire
there were 40 tons of hay. and large assortment
| of farm implements in the barn. The house vas
! nicely furnished throughout, and only part OF
the furniture was saved. The total loss was in
the vicinity Of $1,000, and the only insurance that
we are able to learn Of is $500 in the Amazon CO.
of Cincinnati
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, November g. A. counties Of this
State foot up 20, 757 maj ority for Hartrant. The
counties to hear from mostly small and will
not change the result materially.
Returns from few more counties do not alter
the complexion of the state.
ll30 D. m.-Returns received up to this hour
from this state indicate that Hartranft, rep, is
elected Gov. by about 1900 maj.
Pittsburg, November g. Returns received up
to midnight from nne-tenths of Allegahny county,
indicates maj for IIar.anft in the county, Of .,
800.
Pittsburg and Allegheny City, complete with
the exception of one small district give Hart
rantt 1856 maj rep. gain of 32o0.
Armstron county gives llartranit over COO
maj.
Forest county with two townships to be heard
from. gives Ilartranft IS maj.
In Fayette county Pershing has a maj. Of about
S25 dem. gain Of 225.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
TELEt:KAMS GEN

Pishol who was was shot in the duel with Gold
man, who was instantly killcd) has since died.
ID. A. Witt < Co., merchants. London have
failed. Liabilities 500 600.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the English occu-
patton OF Egypt is only aquestion of tlme as that
step is necessary for the preservation OF the In
dian empire.
Sir John Gardner Wilkinson is dead
j. W. Marsh, agent of the bank Of British No.
America, committed suicide Yesterday morning,
at Napanee, Canada.
The Rideau canal will be closed on the 2oth
inst.
Ship Catharine Griffith, Sunderland for Rio,
was wrecked on the Scilly islands, and eight OF
the crew drowned.
Steamship Anchoria New York for Movile,
has arrived.
Schooner Z. II. Naylor, Fisher Boston for
Philadelphia, before reported at Shinnecook,
sprung leak and has put into New York for re-
pairs.
The El Cronister announces that the king OF
Spain will take command of the northern army
early in Dec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
iiinOis.

Chicago, November B. With seven precincts to
hear from, Hicks plurality over Hei,ing and ke-
ley is 1900.
Returns from all but one precinct in this city
and few country towns, which will not mater-
ally alter the election for county Treasurer, give
Hicks 0.l0l Kelley SS75, lIcising 25,SSj. IIea-
ley rep. candidate for clerk of the Superior court
defeated Fircrty, the opposition candinate, by
nearly 1000 maj. For county Commissioned the
vote is very close. In the countr! towns III" He-
rubcans have. with but enc &C. p.IJD, ,lec Ell
their candidates for county commissioner.
The latest figures Of Yesterdays election give
Huck, for county treasurer, 29,9SS; Helsing 26,-
4l4; Kelley S,1o4. These figures include all but
two towns, which will give small rep. majorities.
Jones (rep.) is badly defeated for county commis-
sioner, and Nelson is elected by about 400 maj.
All the other republican candidates are elected by
maioiites ranging from 1000 to 6o00.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04

may19-tTT& &S&wtf
l:nfeebiing Pursuits.

Naulc intended that We should use oar legs
freely, and rcvenges herself upon those who con
stantly sit at their daily ayocations indoors by de
pfy them of that robust health which usually
falls to the share OF those who labor foot in the
open air and very frequently iLfi cts upon them
diseases and premature ntrmities which they
might have avoided by more active life. Persons
who become enfeebled in onseqnence OF sedentary
habits oi occupations, cannot do better than to
resort to a course OF iiostetter's stomach Btt.rs
as Il means OF recovering lost strength Nor should
they postp me recourse to this supreme tonic aad
preventive OF physical decay longer than : abso-
lutety necessary, weakness is too often the pre-
cursor of disease. The Bitters are also Invaluable
rs Il remedy for dyspepsia, constipation intermlt
noy3tcou WiW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
BELFAS
Court Matters.

Belfast, November 8. The October term Of TIE
supreme court adjourned this afternoon A large
number of actions disposed of by trial and
judgment. Martin Tower, aged l9, convicted of
rape girl Of IA, was sentenced to % years in
State prison. james Pomeroy. for felonious as
sault on girl of years, plead guilty to simple
assault and sentenced to one year in Jail In
State vs.. $1,000 worth of liquor seized from city
agency pro forma verdict of forfeiture was taken
for portion of the quantity, and the case goes to
the law court, on exceptions. This is the first
term held her eby Judge Libbey, who has given
III qualified satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04

All Of Mr.. Wyman's gas machines made by
Williamson & Greenwood, and not by the parties
mentioned in yesterdays Daily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-
siding.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. Sd.
John Cottle VS. Sawyer B. Norris. On the open
ing of the court this morning the jury returned a
sealed verdict in favor Of the ptf. for S253.49.
William B. Smith VS.. Charles 3. Leayitt Pills
bury for ptf, Bean for deft. The deft is the step
son of the ptf., and continued TO live at his
mothers after her marriage with the ptf. The ac-
ton is brought to recover for his hoard. the bal
ance alleged to be due being S5l.6 Verdict for
ptf, for Sl4 Of, which is virtually verdict for
deft.
William II. Burgess i ais. vs.. Oliver \. Law
renee; Bean for PITS, Nose for deit This is ac-
ton of trover to recover for the value of small
quantity oflumber. 1t was orig snally brought be-
fore magistrate and comes to this court bv ap-
peal On trial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.

CnicaGo. November 8, 1875.
Flour-extra spring "A $50.
Wheat-No. spring cash al0l< 107ha;i-Dec.; F.;
l014a- Nov.
Corn--No. ., mixed, cash 3oX u5OK NOV. slssa;
a46a< Dec;
Oats-No. 2 3l%a- cash; Nov. aka.
Rye-No. 2, 67a4s.
Barey-No. spring So cash: SKA Nov!
Dressed Hogs-9 0Oiss 3D..
al9 rs Nov.
Lard-l2 SO al2 Sc cash. a. Dec
IL ga Nov.
IL Tax; short clear mid l2-a---.
Hams Is bs average a.
Whiskey-ll2-a.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, C1.a -; wheat do Ga
Receipts 900 -four; 49,, ,00d wheat 124 900 corn,
5000 oats; 5000 rye: IL 600 barley.
Shipments --1G,O0) hour; ll3 0N wheat 20s0te,
corn: 3e.006 oats: 5000 barley: 0.450 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
VI MASSACHUSETTS.
Religious.

Boston, November 8. The Methodist bishops
of the Unted States, are in session in his city.
Eleven were in attendance to-day, embracing all
but Bishop James. The session was Il secret one.
Arrested.
Detectives, tonight, arrested Eicke, the night
watchman who assisted the bank robber Gleason
i'll his escape from the State prison recently.
Fatal Accident.
Thomas Gleason, a lad of IA years, attempted
to climb up between two ears of a cattle train on
Boston 4 Albany railroad, at Watertown, this p.
m. The train was running slowly at the time,
and as he slipped and fell under the wheels, both
legs were cut off and he was dragged 800 feet to
the station. He died in about an hour.
Drowned.
F. l.. Oates Of Lynn, fell through the Eastern
r. X. bridge at Salem, last night, and was
drowned in less than foot of water.
Railroad Accid mt.
The o'clock train from Stougton, this morning
struck Burnhams stone team at West Stouhton
crossing, and completely demolished it. There
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
Virginia..

Richmond, November 8. James McDougal,
registrar, and John Marxhaasen, judge at the
first precinct in Jefferson ward, were arrested to-
day, on charge of fraud in returning the vote
of their precinct whereby it ia claimed Knight
the independent candidate for senator, was beaten
by Gen. Bradley +. johnson, conservative. James
$. MORRISON was also arrested on criminal charge
for misleading voters. They were bailed in the
sum of $1,000 each, until to-m morrow. If fraud at
this precinct is established and the vote thrown
out, johnson will lose his election.
The returns show that the complexion of the
legislature will not be materially changed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
KIT Terry.
Railroad Meeting.

Kittery, November 8. The meeting OF the di-
rectors of the Portland, Saco & Portsmouth rail-
road was held here to-day. to see if the corpora
ton would vote to reduce their dividend, under
the ir contract with the Eastern, from 10 TO per
cent for two years was largely attended and re-
suited in heated discussion and finally by choos-
ing the following committee to report at an ad-
journed meeting Charles L. Woodbury. of Bos-
ton, Joseph IL, Villains of Augusta, and A, h
Shurted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
Wisconsin,,

Milwaukee, November 8. The returns make it
certain that the republicans have elected Living
stone and the whole State ticket, by majorites
and ranging from 10000 to so, ,000 and carried the
legislature by 80 majority in print ballot.
Returns received at midnight show that Lud-
ington. rep, is elected Gov. by about 1000 maj
The balance Of the rep ticket is probably elected,
though there is some doubt about Baetz, for
Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
PENNSYLV
ItOxD BANK ROBBERY.
$40, GOO in Bonds and Money
Stolen.

Scranton, November 3. The First National
Bank of Pittston. was broken into, last night,
by bold band Of burglars, who by dexterous
manpuvre effected an entrance into the vault,
where they blew open two sperical safes, from
which they distracted $40 900 in money and bonds,
after which they decampei. The robbers entered
aud departed through the roof.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
Maryland.

Baltimore, November g. Returns frem the
counties tonight are still incomplete, but suif-
cienty full to decide the result the state ticket
and the complexion of the legislature. Of the
% counties in the state, Carroll carried 10 by a
mai. of 300 and Harris 10 by maj. of 3io0. The
remaining counties to be heard from cannot eff
feet the general result.
of the ii senators to be elected the dems. have
and the reps. 3, with two districts TO hear from.
OF the 81 members of the house the dems. get
IS and the reps %, the remaining counties not
heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
$500 REWARD.

Dy authority Of the City Council, Oct. Both. lhe
sum of Five Hundred Dollars is hereby offered lor
inioi nation that will lead TO the detection ami con-
viction OF the person or persons who corrupty and
unlawiuliy enticed or iorcby abducted MISS Ell
LA l.. CLArP from her home in this city during tie
evening OF " t0ber l4th, 1873.
d. \. CONY Mayor
Augusta, Nov |, 1879. nov3.tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
NEW IOsK.
Uepredaiions by Robbers.

New York, November s. Nicaragua adsccs
state that robberies, murders and riots prevailed
at San Juan Del Noite, during the past month.
They were perpetraed mostly by robbers from
Grenada, and boat OF the latter was captured and
found filled with plunder. band attacked the
Governors house the night of Sept. Both,
woundIng him in the shoulder, also wounding his
wife and daughter and killing policeman. They
were driven oil, and next day eight soldiers ar
rived and drove them away. 1t is said they are
az ain organizing for another attack upon the
place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
A Richmond, Maine, Ship Sunk.

The American schooner Nathan Webster, fell
in with the ship Mayfower, of Richmond, Me-, on
the Grand Banks, abandoned. She lay by her Eve
days, waiting for the storm to abate, when fifteen
men boarded her and found her with a full cargo
of Jig iron, starch and soda. She stood for ST.
John, Newfoundland, with her prize, hut another
heavy storm came on and the ship sank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
,e e-arrangemcn. and the form Of sAe p,spo.oa

The arrangement and the form Of tAe -pssfosoa
bond. se
Suspended.
John James Ropaldson & Sons, West Indian
merchants, have suspended. Liabilities $3.50, 900
Germany.
The Pail Mall Gazette has a telegram from
Berlin, which says the Northers powers invited
Austria, as the one most interested, to frame
proposition for the guarantee to be demanded, and
the control to be exercised to secure the perform
ance of the Sultans promises of reform to the in.
snrgents in his vassa, states that Count Andrassy
is now celebrating such proposition. It is be-
LEVIED the Porte will be unable to suppress the re-
bellon, and the great powers will sanction the in.
teryention of Austria next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
New York Money Market.
EVENING Report.

New York. November 3, ls7a.
The money market suddenly became active this
p. m, when the rate for call loans advanced to
per cent, with exceptions as high gold interest.
The furry not OF long duration, and the
ket afterwards settled down TO 5 per cent, ana
closed easy. Foreign exchange quiet and hrm at
declined from ll51s to ll5ts and closed at ll5h.
Rates paid for carrying were p 3. IN loans were
al % made iat Gust receipts, $4,000 Assis.
tapt Treasurer paid out $4,000 on interest, and
3l72 100 n re lempion of bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04

The throat is peculiar organ-always at work,
and Will bear about everything but a neglected
cold, which produces irritation and tickling
cough No time should be lost in arresting the
disease at this point, where Consumption can be
cured" for this often proves to be the first stage
of that awful disease. For these slight attacks
there ia no better remedy than the Forest Tar
Troches so good. If taken in season they
will allav the irritation and relieve the hacking
cough They NAV be found at the druggists with
the "Eorest Tar Book" nov3 t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04

The funeral of the late Cap. Thomas G. Young
was observed at Mrs. Lemont's, yesterday after
noon, and was attended by large number Of the
friends of the deceased. Trinity Commandery
turned ont to tnc number of forty, in full regaha,
forming escort duty, and preceded by the Halo
well Cornet Band, that furnished music on the
occasion. Delegations IRON Bethlehem and Au-
gusta lodges also joined the procession. At the
house religious services were performed by Rev.
Mr.. Ecob and Trinity Commandery. The pro-
cession was then formed and marched to the Hal
lowell cemetery, where after the beautiful and
impressive burial services of the Sir knights, the
remains were deposited temporarily in the receiv
ing tomb. The Eminent Commander of the Port
land Commandery, was present; the rest of the
dele CATION, eight in number, missing the train.
The Treasurer of s.. Marks Home gratefully
acknowledges donations to the Home tor Sep;em-
Der and October;
eptember.-Paltridge Bros. Medicine; Mr..
Ha,twell, flowers; Mr.. j. II. Hartford b. tea;
Mr.. ii. A. Dewitt . qts. oysters; Mrs. X. ID. Rice,
tomatoes, peas, apples, cheese, pickles; Mrs j. W.
North PIX. crab apples; Mrs. Wbittemore. but
terlnlk, apples; Mr.. Hall, . cabbages: Mrs ID.
Williams, tomatoes. p aches, peas grapes, squash;
Mrs. W. 5. Badger, half doz. trout; anonymous
s..
october.-Dr. J. Q. y. Hawes, incidence Mrs.
ter Lamb; Mrs. b. Williams cake; Weeks aud
Hamilton, qt. oysters; Wyman and Son, kind
ling wood; Mrs. j. W. North, cake; Mrs b. G.
Davis, apple dumplings: Mrs. Dewitt, doz.
pears; Mrs. II. Frisbee, Newton and Mrs: NJ. F.
Utley, Taunton, Mass, through Mrs. j. W. Brad
bury $40; Mrs. Jerome G. kidder, Boston, Mass,
through Mrs. j. W. Bradbury $50 90; Anony-
nous 800; Parrot 4 Chase, ton coal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
CALIFORNIA.
EarthQuake.

San Francisco, November 3. A severe shock of
earthquake is reported at Fort Spuna, the Colo
rado river. Advces from all parts OF the state,
within the past twenty four hours indicate gen.
eral rain fail.
A despatch from Yuma reports a severe shock
Of cAlthn mi e. to daX.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
EASTPOlsT.
Marine News.

Eas.poIt, November g. Schooner Scio is to;sl
loss on Libby Island, in Sunday gale. She is
owned by Hobart & Pettingill and others Of Penn
broke. She was two hundred tons and four years
old. From Windsor 10 New York, plaster No
insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-04
NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH
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Daily Kenaebee Jonrnal.
November Elections.
keTEHE,ES EsETGRNE.
massachusetts.

Boston, November 3. $50 towns g to near
from give Rice $1,000; Ca.ton 669; Baker s.
9il; Adams IA.
Lawrence, November 3. Returns fiom so Of
the 81 cities and towns in Essex county give Jas.
kmball of Salem, rep, for county commissioner,
l2,2S3; Jonathan Nayson Of Amesbu,y dem,
9spJ.