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ENGLAND.
BANK OF ENGLAND-THE MINIMUM RATE OF
DISCOUNT RAISED.

DECREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF BULLION IN THE
BANK OF ENGIAND-THE MINIMUM RATE OF
DISCOUNT RAISED.
LONDON, Oct H. 1875.
The amount of bullion on hand in both the issue and
The banking departments of the Bank of England at
The close of business yesterday about EOS OBS 600
sterling, or II, 100000 less than last week. and
e., $50 900 less than the week ending September 80
There has been further withdrawal of specie to-day
to the of fSs 600 The proportion reserve to
liability has steadily decreased, and is 35A per
cent against 4oh last week and Asa the week be-
forc The Governor and directors of the bank at their
regular weekly meeting to-day advanced the minimum
rate of discount from ~ to 81 per cent.
THE CHINESE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WADE Ex-
PEcTED IN SHANGHAI.
LONDON, Oct IA, 1875.
Reuters telegraph company have received despatch
from Shanghai stating that newspaper of that city
that Minister Wade is expected there shortly
Tho intelligence is not authenticated.
THE LONDON PRESS SATISFIED AT THE RESULT
OF THE ELECTIONS IN AMERICA.
LONDON, Oct IA 1876.
The newspapers Of London unanimous in their
expression of satisfaction at the result of the October
elections in America
THE CHINESE GIVING THE GUARANTEES DE-
MANDED OF THEM.
LONDON Oct IA, 1878.
The Foreign Office has received telegram from Min
lister Wade date of Pekn October T. stating that
he has obtained from the Chinese government the
guarantees which he considered necessary Mr. Gros-
venor is about to proceed to Yunnan He has gone to
Shanghai to prepare for his journey. Mr. Wade will
follow Mr. Grosvenor in order to give instructions.
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A DEMOCRATIC EXPLANATION.

COLUMBUS, Oct. Al A. NJ.
The Democratic State Executive Committee yesterday
sent the following despatch:-
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 49, 1875.
To Hon. HESDRICK b. WRIGHT, chairman of the State
Democratic Committee Philadelphia Pa
The State has gone for Hayes by small majority.
The returns indicate that the democracy polled vote
30 600 larger than for any man elected
Governor of Ohio. Our defeat was the result Of tho
most lavish expenditure of money which has
characterized the political contest the colonization of
on the public schools which excited the prejudice and
bigory OF religious hate. JOHN G. THOMPSON,
for the Democratic Executive Committee.
REPUBLICAN, COMMENTS.
The republican committee last night sent the follow
ing despatch:-
To Hon. HENRY NJ HoYT, Chairman Republican Central
State Committee Philadelphia Pa -
The despatch OF John G. Thompson, Chairman Of tho
Ohio Democratic Committee OF this date TO the Chair
man Of the Pennsylvania Democratic Committee SO far
as il relates to frauds perpctrated and lavish expcnd
OF money by the republicans of this State is
fasehood, and he knew it when he signed II.
A. T. WIKOFF, Chairman;
]. q. DONALDSON, Secretary;
g. w. X NASH, Treasurer
CHARLES G. wALCUTT
CHARLES H. MOORE and
JOHN LITTLE,
Republican State Executive Committee.
THE RESULT OF LATER CALCULATIONS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct 14-Mdnight
The Republican Headquarters closed tonight without
full returns but careful calculations all the counties
except Wood and Carroll give Hayes 1884 majority.
The Democratic Committee say Hayes majority will be
$500
The republicans have seventeen majority in the
House of Representatives The Senate is yet In doubt
but the democrats concede 1t to the republicans by
majority.
other than Governor and the official must de-
termne who is elected
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If YOU HAVE GLOOMY FoREBoDINGS OF LUNG
disease HALKs HONEY HoREHouND AND TAR.
Pixies TooTHACHE DRoPs in minute.
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Seems MADAME NAY, 1T ISn-HAMLET
might have spoken these words in referring the PARAS
DIAMONDS for they only TO be real but really
the surface and will their brancy and keep
bright long the purest OF the mines OF Mexico
No discovery OF the has eaalled Partisan
chemist who discovered the Of dssolvng diamond
cuttings and coating crystals with pure diamond surface
for he has placed IL within power every
diamonds which equal In briancy and durability
which but the and prncesse OF the earth may
Sole agent,
RICHARD HUMPHREYS,
No. ITO Broadway.
opposite Stewart's
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NEW WONDER WAS GIVEN TO THE WORLD
by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway. The
ruptures safely and comfortably held till per-
ms tIv
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as
HERALD Building r-''
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS STOCK
Ivcs, ANKLETs and KNEE Cars MARSH'S Truss Office
No. Ycsey street, Aston House No uptown branch.
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ALL DESIRING TO KEEP THEIR LUNGS SOUND
should GRADUATED CHEST and LUNG PROTECTOR.
Prevention better than Sold everywhere BY mail
81 so ISAAC A. SINGER, ga Broadway.
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND POLITICAL OPEN
work Banners H. II. UPHAM Co, $50 and 252 Canal
street.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH PRINCI-
pal of late Marsh Coz his old Office No Vesey street
Aston House No uptown branch
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A REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So 50.
sold elsewhere IS and So Is New Church ST. up stairs
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EXTRA DRY CABINET.

BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARIoRS AND AU-
RoRA GOLDEN FLUID Depot 80 Wost Twenty-ninth
street, four doors west Of Broadway.
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BERGER, THE BILLIARD PLAYER
cable despatch from Londo announces the death
OF Berger the famous billiard player.
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,
MOET 4 CHANDON
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by leading dealers in wines
Sole agent for the United 5tatea
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PROMISE OF COMPROMISE BETWEEN DEMO-
CRATE AND REpIrRILcANs

WASHINGTON, Oct IA, 1875
telegram has been received here from official
in Mississippi, giving promise OF compromise
of difficulties in that State between the republicans and
democrats, having regard, it is supposed TO the up
preaching election and 10 peace at the polls.
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WIGS ToUPEEs, &C.-G. RAUcHFUss, PRACTI-
cal wigmaker and importer Of HUMAN HAIR a Rast
Twelfth street.
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NOMINATION FOR STATE SENATOR

Albany, Oct. IA, 1875
The republicans have nominated lion. Hamilton Har
fis for Senator in this district
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STRENGTH vIGOR AND NEW LIFE ARE THE
effects Of taking PERUVIAN protoxide Of
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IN THE RACE FOR POPULAR FAVOR, MERIT IS
win Hence the brilliant of KNOWS fall
style OF genemens HATS II Is the bright particular star
Of the Make your purchases at No 2I2 Broadway
No 533 Broadway In tho Fifth Avenue Hotel establish
mont.
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pR. BEAUMONT.

despatch from Toronto says that Or. Beaumont,
the distinguished surgeon, died In that city on Wednes
day.
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LADIES', MISSES, CENTS AND BOYS BOOTS
and Shoes CATERS and INDIA RuBBERs. Patronize
MILLER co. No Union Square.
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AUToCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

THE TICKET AS 1T SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE
OPINION or TAMMANY's OPPONENTS.
During Wednesday night, while the politicians were
Dusty engaged in making nominations, the following
pacard was posted up in all parts Of the city Before
ten NJ yesterday the bin posters in the interest Of
Tammany had covered the ticket with other bills
and BY noon not could be found intact between the
Battery and Twenty third street.
! TAMMANY COUNTY TICKET.
A picture Of an eye, with
scroll around Il upon
which are the words-'fow
wages Aristocratic com. (
5 pany."
For District Attorney Z
! JOHN KELLY.
For Recorder
JOHN KELLY
For Superior Court Judge
( JOHN KELLY
For Justices Marine Court
JOHN KELLY
BY order Of the Kelly Committee
JOHN KELLY,
Chairman.
: John John KKs s, Secretaries
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... az
Average temperature for corresponding date last
AZ
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

49,
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THE GALAXY.
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THE LONDON MARRIAGE MARKET. By Lady Blanche
Murphy
THROUGH UTAH. BY John Goldman.
LEAH: A WOMAN OF FASHION. BY Mrs. Annie Ed
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THE BATTLE or CfICKAMAUGA By General W. v.
Badly Smith.
Twenty YEARS. BY Amaie La Forge.
WEATHER WISDOM. by. " Whitaker
ROSAIIR. BY William O. Richards
THE TWO AMPERES By H. james, Jr.
NANNETTE SCHILLER BY Mary A. II. Wager.
A PEACEFUL PIPE. By Julian Hawthorne.
THE ONE ROSE. BY Kate Carlisle.
EXTRAORDINARY: THE WORLDS BLUNDRR m
Richard Grant white
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Reuters telegraph company have received despatch
from Shanghai stating that newspaper of that city
that Minister Wade is expected there shortly
Tho intelligence is not authenticated.
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THE CHINESE DIFFICULTY-MINIsTEB WADE Ex-
PEcTED IN SHANGHAI
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THE LONDON PRESS SATISFIED AT THE RESULT

The newspapers Of London unanimous in their
expression of satisfaction at the result of the October
elections in America
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THE CHINESE GIVING THE GUARANTEES DE-
MANDED OF THEM.
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Ebr. =. q. Murphy.

Having returned to Monroe, offers his
IL professional services to the citizens of
the town and country surrounding. lie may
be ionui. when not professionally engaged,
cit her ut his office in the Brcard building.
ulp-St airs. AT his residence in rear OF the
bttat.Itit3 House.
November l., 1874. SLY.
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Den tiStrN.

~ x. s. l.. BR.ttET. Dentist. rcSpccifullv
offers his professional services to the
citizens OF Monroe and surrounding Coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
years in the practice. he feels confident of
irving satisfaction in all branches Of his
profession. l. willing To- warrant an work.
nIlirr ut residence on Jackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe. h#.
vT-mIrlG:ly
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y dispatch from COushatta dated the
18th, to tho Shreveport Times, reads as
follows:
George and j. II. Nicholson, who
murdered the peldlcr, Marcus Young,
on Col. Roubicu'S plantation on the
18th of June, were captured by n party
Of men from Bicnvillc on last Saturday
night near Wilmington Landing, Ar
kansas, and were turned over to the
sheriff and irOncd down in Jail here
this evening. The whole country
unite in rejoicing over their capture,
and general relief is felt by all.
a dispatch to the Natchitoches Vim
dictator, Of the Goth, States that the
NichoIsons had escaped from jail, caus-
ing great excitement.
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I0IIS M'ENEEY. d. M'ESERV
y. ~ -. ID. HacEs.Pry,

4 lfOtNEHS At LAW, Monroe, La,
1 a practice in the Parish and Dist riot
tnIrtS of Ouachila, AIorchouse. Frank lin.
H"hltnd. Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes.
in the supreme Court AT Monroe, and Uni
tel states Courts. Part lea lar at cfti ion paid
t" business in the Land Office Department
OF the ''Nheral Government. nl7t
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Tee; I!
L & L. {.

] viii open an leo Depot in Monroe by
the 18th OF May, and will sell ice during the
whole season ut the following prices, VIZ:
In any quantities less than 10 pounds, at
1 cents per pound.
In any quantities from 30 pounds to 30
pounds, at ) cents per pound.
In any quantities over 30 pounds, at ~
cents per pound.
REM EN- Der,
] will wait on my customers ntyM on ,iny,
and in any quantities they may wish.
Ice will be supplied at the Monroe Ice
Depot packed for shipping to all points
may be favored with orders from, at tho
above prices. No additional charges foi
packing any quantities over 30 pounds.
Hoping to receive the patronage of all
and assuring general salts iaction, etc, ! an
respectfully, q. j, BRA bffEiD,
| May II, lS75--3m Agent
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EsCniaEssin MrE.Cr:ala,

nARISH SURVEYOR OF OUACIIITA.
Il Office ut the Land Oilicc, Monroe, La.
VIII survey land, furnish Plans and
Specifications for the construction of Lev
ccS. lmbanl>mcnts, Drainage canals, Roads,
i;riiycS, and other works OF public i'm
improvements Oct. Il, 1873. ~
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a farmer in Tensas parish, offers to
bet that he will gather five bales OF cot
ton, each weighing four hundred
pounds, from II piece Of ground one
acre and nnc-cighth in extent.
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CTE.hN T. NGlSE


\ "2-h0r-c power steam engine, i'll good
HrirF, with miIl fixtures com Blcte, for sale
cheap. Apply To- J. Il. Henson, Aberdeen,
Miss, or to II. T. HOLMES,
Hamilton T. o., La,
June 10, 1870. IT,
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n;'ktiElTN AGENCY

FOR THi:
|. y y & ID O y n L II = i, II | T. =,
NEAR
NJ q 4 / /. +, \ la.
Tho most r"iinbl" nursery in the South,
Fruits, Shruhf1cry and Plants adapted to
the South, mad" n>pccialil Y and guaraint ccd
iru" To- description. Catalogues and infOr-
nation Furnished by Agent on application,
uII orders solicited for this establishment.
PIatS of fruit"ricS furnished to persons
ordering through me.
l.. y. HALL,
Exclusive Agent for &. c. Iangdon.
Monroe, La, June IL, 1879. :;n
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10 u,u Wh E,'jcndS and If,trOUS:
In withdrawing from the parish of Qua
chita, ] take this method of thanking my
old patrons for the liberal patronage xtcHd-
eel me; and ask II continuance of the same
tor my Successor. Mr.. a. I;cuOit, assuring
you that h" is thoroughly competent to
whct Gins with the J. NJ. Bailey Gin -Shap-
cncr.
T.. Il. BAILEY,
Gin-Wri@ht. and owner of the I;aiIy Gin
ShHrpncr for Louisiana.
July ), 1870. :;III.
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MiSCELl.ANEOUS
nISSEI.UTION.


nissoLUTIoN.
The co-partncrShip heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, doing business un-
der the firm style of G. G. IungdOn X Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, G.
{. LangylOn retaining the claims due the
itcS therefor, and ID. Il a. Campball re-
tanning all the claims of the city store pro-
per and assuming all the Liabilities there
for.
&. C.LANGDON,
DOUGLAS CAMPHELL,
ARCHIE CAMPBELL.
Mobile, July :, 1870.
The Nursery business at he LanE,lon
Nurseries will he continued under Tie solo
direction and management of the under
signed. The stock the ensuing ScaSon will
be
The Largest aud Most Complete ever
Before offered in the South,
cciVc the personal attention ofthe undcr-
signed, the public may rely on the utmost
prompt tudc and fidelity in all cases.
Tzi-" Those indebted to the Lngdon Nur-
series will make payment only TO mo or
my order. Address
G. 6. LANGDON,
MOBILE, ALA.,
Lock Box :,5i.
LunlGou Nurseries, near Mobile,
July 10, 1875. ! 1873
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L.. n. Folk.
EDr. Il. &. SarOl!seP,

- E.SU NJ r.S the practice of his profession,
~ and offers his services to the itiZcns OF
Monroe and vicinity. olicc: In second
story Of Hreards Brick Store, corner Grand
and Desard streets. June Is, 1875. ly
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FURNITURE STORE,
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.

The undersigned respect fully informs The
public that he has now ON hand Il wClt So
icctcd stock of Oijicc "1jR HD,tNch"id Ftimi-
fsrc, H'o"'i"" c1V(1@, N"t"ii" I'"t,tI Ft@&rf,,
CD3ju Irji,tI1iUyS NU"h jiHyi,ii"N, iY'flcS.
.Ncl.c5CS. etc. Terms, Cash. Store ON Grand
street, near the Courthouse.
J. T.. PETERS.
Monroe, La March IS 1871. l26-f
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ICE.
TINIlE COOLEST THING.

OF THE $ EASO
] am prepared to furnish the citizens of
Monroe and surrounding country with lee,
cit her wholesale retail. Fun weight
guaranteed, and extra pains taken in puck
ing orders from the country.
GEO. &. ENSSMINfiEK,
May :, 1873. Monroe, La
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w ii. PERRY
E.wIII.IS IlIclIARnSOS. EOH'T RICHARDSON'S
Il. a.: u. w. lsicia:.rsiSOm.

4 T'rORNt,TS At Law, Monroe, La,
n practice in all the Parishes of North
I.nIiSi;,na, in the Supreme Court ut Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Department OF the General Government.
June -, 1877. 4O-I
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TO THE PLANTERS


Having purchased the right, and learned
the use of the II. NJ. Bailey Patent Gin Saw
Sharpcncr, | would respect full v inform you
that ann prepared to whct your Gins at
short notice and on reasonable terms. The
very best of references given.
For Further information, call on or
address,
a. BENOIT, Monroe, La.
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FRA (E ~ STUDIES.
Epa., a. a..

HEF'F.itS his services in the different
~ branches of his profession TO the cit i
.c,ls OF Monroe and surrounding cOuii-
try. Office, Jackson Street, aijoinin: &
Methodist Church. May 20, 1874. If
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Cards O! Il personal char0ctcI-when ad-
missiblc-wili be charged double our reg
u!ur advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices Will be
charged rs advertisements.
ANY person sending us five new cas- sub
S..rib,r.s at the same post Office, Will be on
titled to copy OF THE TELEGRAPH gratis,
Tor one year.
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a. L.. Slack,

I"TORNEY AT LAW and Commits
~ Sioncr for Texas. Office Wood street
Monroe, LII. Prompt attention given to col
lcrl;nns III North Louisiana Aug. rs, 6S.o:l'
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EDr. VIM. S:snsaeI

7t1iIN DEltS his services as Physician and
1 Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon, his plantation, four miles below Mon
roc March IL, 1874. 25-iy
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NOTICE TO COTTON PLANTERS.
PRICE OF
GIN STANDS REDUCED.

The undersigned is prepared to fill all
orders for the celebrated 1i"ht-dlraught
Gullctt Cotton Gin. Each and every Ma
chine is fully guaranteed to give S:usl;lc-
ton, having been tested at the Factory
before shipping. We only ask trial IF
them to convince the most s!lcptical Of their
superiority. We challenge all other
point of all the running qualities of a Cotton
Gin, ais" the Workmanship and finish Of
the whole machine. They are made from
the very best material, and each and every
part rigidlN inspected by the Inventor,
i. ID. Outlet. Esd, before leaving the
shop. Price. 81 90 per saw for the Mag
nolia, and 81 30 per SAW for the Pelican
yin. Send for circular.
II. FRA NIX GEpRi: T., Marion. La,
Gcn'l Ag't for n. Louisiana and Arkansas.
J. l.. BNH%E.
Agent, Monroe, Ia.
July 18th, $50. Gm.
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HONESTEs.tD t.AilT
EO L : y l. /; !!

JIONESTEEtD FARM
FOR S.\Llt!
y farm situated y miles below Monroe,
on the cast bank and fronting ON the Qua
chita river, containing H. acres, 100 acres
in cultivation. the balance being in stand
ing timber. Dwelling house, Out-houNc-
ana cabins sufficient on the place. y bar
gain cam bc obtained by applying Su"n to
K. g. 'rEI; OR
FRANK +. SFt Bi!N.
Jau'y ;, l>75.-I7:tf
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROPUSAI.S FOR
TRANSPORTATION

The Patrons of fEuSbantsfy OF the
Valleys OF The Ouaciita. and its
Tributaries. i'll Convention
On the Subject Of Cheap
Transportation.
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CRIME In PENOBSCOT.
Trial of George Carson for the Murder
Of Nehemiah Drawn.

Trial of George Carson for the Murder
of Nehemiah Drawn.
BANGOR, March 16.-The adjourned session
of the Supreme Judicial Court opened to-day,
Jonas Cutting Justice, presiding, for the trial
of George Carson of Milford, charged with the
murder of Nehemiah Drawn on the Penobscot
river, the 18th of July. The work of en-
paneling the jury occupied the time till 3
o'clock. Jas. f. Snow of this city is foreman.
County Attorney Hutchings in opening the
case to the jury, occupied an hour in defining
the law on the subject of murder and man.
slaughter, and at o'clock the court took a
recess till o'clock tomorrow morning. The
prosecution is conducted by Attorney General
Plaisted, assisted by County Attorney Hutch
inps. The prisoner will be defended by Abner
Knowles, Esq, of this city, assisted by Geo. p.
Sewell. ESQ.,, of OF dtown. There are large
number of witnesses to be examined, and the
case will probably occupy ten days.
Mr.. stickney Again Nominated for Mayor
of Bangor.
At the Republican caucus held in City Han
this evening Thos G. StickneY was nominated
as the Republican, candidate for Mayor by a
large majority. The second election for Mayor
will occur on Friday next
Mayor Inaugurated.
RocKLAND, March 16.-Mayor Bryant was
inaugurated this evening, and delivered his
address to the City Council
Lewiston Municipal Matters.
LEWISTON, March 16.-The organization of
the city government was completed last eve
ming. o. G.. Douglass was appointed City
Marshal.