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STATE. n r: W =.
Knox & Lin" DIN RailrOad-Annual NJ eet
ing of the Stockholders.

Bath, March 10. Tne annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Knox < Lin ;oln r abroad was
hell in Bath Wednesday. The annual report Of
the directors shows that the total receipts for the
year were Sl6l 56S SO, and tho operating expences
S1S72j.56, making the net earnings for the year
SS2,Si3.31, as against Sil ,S93.5l in 1873. The
Increase Of the gross receipts for 1874 over the
year 1873 were l9SiS.5S, being 4-per cent.
The increase Of the net earnings for the year
1874 1873 were $40, 1885, being 10 per cent
OF the SS 72556 the sum of So 4l5.oi is for bills
contia acted prior to December lst, 1873, and not
presented till after the expiration of the year, and
is not properly chargeable to the operating ex
pen,es of 1874 The true amount OF operating
expenses, therefore, were So 1903 r. and the net
ear nlngs SS5,560.2l, or 20 per cent over the net
Gaming Of 1873
The cities and towns wore notified tina: 500, 900
would be requi ed from them for the payment Of
coupons for the year 1874. but only the Of
$4,000 has been called for, which amount has
be en- pail to the First National Bank of Bath
The balance of the 900 will be wanted in
June next, and with tlat sum the Company will
be able TO pay the interest coupons for the year
1870, unless some unforeseen accident shall occur.
To provide for the interest becoming due January
lst February LIST, and March l.t 1876 the direc-
tors are of the opinion that the sum of $50 900
will be required OF the cites and towns to be paid
by item in ID December, 1874.
All outstan linz bills have been pal except a
few claims uuad usted not exceeding four thous-
and dollars.
During the year passenger trains have run 64l.-
$50 m es, freight and wood trains 40,0lS, ballast
trains S,4s2. The number of passengers carried
has been l0S9l4 being an increase over 1873 of
l7ll9 Tac number of tons of freight carried
has been 1892 20, including l3,!l3 tons of of
the Arctic Ice Company. being an increase over
1873 of 10, PCS .45 tons.
Negotiations for the construction of the Penob-
scot Bay x River Railroad have at times seemed
to be at the point of completion, but the work has
not yet been commenced. 1t is hoped, however,
that definite and certain arrangem ents may be
made at an early day for the commencement Of
work the coming season. No arrangement has
been male for a steamboat connection at Rock
land. There are several boats in the market suit
able for the purpose, but the directors have
thority TO purchase
The following directors were chosen for the en-
suing year: Oliver Moses, Edward Sewall, Hen
ny Ingalls, Edwin Flye, ID. w. Chapman James
Clark, L. Wilson, Francis Cobb, John |. Berry.
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When shiilful and cautious medical men give
over their own signature. favorable opinion of
the soothing and ,azlng II .cts OF preparation,
The public does not hesitate to believe them. lhe
volumnous and emphatic professional testimony
In favor of Hostelter's Stomach Bitters, spec-
III Tor all d sorders OF the omach bowels, for
liver complaint Intermittent and remi tent levers
and a thousan ills that wait upon dyspepsia, must
c"nvnce the most sktpiict Al. Aside, however,
from the tcsim my OF the ia :ulty there is large
IN ts> OF evden' T. from patients in ev trv Walk of
life, all showing that thls great preventive and re-
sturttive l. oil m -tmabe value to the sick and the
iebi il tel, The Filters are suited t. ala climates,
and are universally endnr ell a. "A preventive of
Disorders caused by mlasma and impure ater
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CUBA.
A Proclamation by the Captain
General.
DepredatiOns by the Insurgents.

Havana March 9. Captain General Valmaseda
has issued proclamation, in which he says add
tional re-inforcements soon to arrive from
Spain, and with the aid of the people, under The
battle cry of Span, Religion and the King, Cuba
will be saved. He proposes to have the revenues
of the government honestly applied and The sol
ders well and justly treated AT a reception given
to the consuls the Captain General said thai he de-
sired that all grievances of Foreigners should be
brought to his personal notice, that he might be
enabled whenever possible to arrange such cases
without len 5thv correspondence.
Immediately after landing the Captain General
began to give the necessary or iers for the prose-
cution of the war. Nothing is now heard of the
opposition to TaImaseda reports of which were in
circulation some weeks ago
The insurgents have burned several plantations
in the sugar d strict and defeated small Spanish
column in the immediate jurisdiction of Santa
Clara.
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Ottawa, March IL. In the III ,usc of Com nous
last night the debate was re3um ID on Mr.. CaIti-
gan's II OF on for adlre =, a,kin the Imperial
Parliament to legislat, by anenling the British
North Act in sense favorable to the view and
wishes of the mn ,city in New Brunswick.
Mr., Mckenzie moved an amendment as follows :
That in the opinion OF tins Ho l,e le ,i,laton By
the pItlia uent OF the United n lon, en- 'roa h
ing on any powers received to any one f the pro-
vince, hy the British North Amel ic IN act, woild
be the ui,action Of the consttu ion, and it would
be inexpedlent AMI frau ht with danger to the
auton )my of c,ch province if this House, should
invite such legi la ion.
NJ. Ctrchon novel to add to this resolution,
Tina an address be presented to the q ieea,
praying that Her Mac-tv use her influence with
the legislature of New Brunswick to procure such
moditi ;ation of the local act as will remove the
grounds of c>mpl iint.
L Ne amendment was caried-yea ll9; nays,
90.
Petitions for the passage Of prohibitory law,
from all sections of the Dominion continue to be
received daily.
Mr.. Barpee presented petition to the House,
signel by $1,000 nha oitanfs of New Brun,wick.
There was great cheering when the petition wa,
tabled.
Mr.. Blnster, of British Columbia threatens to
move for the iopion of a bal and compulsory
voting on decisions i'll the House of Commons.
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FOR
SIXTY


KENNEBEC COUNTY.-n Probate Court at
iugusta, on the fourth Monday Of February, 1874.
DALMER ). MOODY, Administrator on the es.
i tale ot Lorenzo ID. Moody .iaLs OF Chelsea, in
said county, deceased, having presented his first
account of administration of the estate OF said de-
ceased Tor allow
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
March next, in the Kennebec Journal news
paper printed In Augusta that all persons interest.
ed may attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the same should not be allowed
III. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. 3wll
KENA EBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, at Au
gtSta on the f0urfh Monday Of February, 1875
4 USTIN +. STEVENS, Administrator on the
"A tate OF George S, stevens, late OF Halowell, in
-aid county deceased having presented bis fri &C.
count OF administration of the estate OF said de-
ceased allowance. and his petition for discharge
from said trust.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
Marcn next in the kennebec Journal, .
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
terested may attend at a Court oil Probate then to
be holden at Augusta and show cause, ii any,
why the same should not be allowed.
IL. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwlNs, Register. 3wll
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cannot describe amorous glance, though have
given them many times. (Laughter.) do not
think could pat one Of them on nov. (lucrC ased
langtter1. don't think there was ANYTHING sheep
loh in the glance; think the expression was con-
vcyed by the eye. | did not observe any special
SIN lie on his face any other feature that could
describe. The expression of his countenance
was too evane cent for one to describe. The con-
versaton conducted in tones of tenderness,
different from that in which they addressed other
persons.
Mrs. Woonhull said Tilton approached nearest
to her IDEAL of what man should be. | replied
tn At her idea appeared to be reciprocated Mr.. T
told me she was to give lecture here and that
Beecher would preside. doubted it and Tilton
SAID he would not probably endorse free love, but
would state that it was Legitimate question for
public dscu sion. Mrs. Woodruff said If he did
not come on the side Of the great revolution ehc
cou d not MAINTAIN himself. told Charles Sum-
ner, Mr.. Redpath, Hunt Bros publishers of the
Lowell lines and others of this conversation.
My nephew is partner of Oliver Johnson and
Though them came here witness. | carry
the narrative of these conversations in the tablet
of my brain. In SO and TO- | run for Attorney
Gen. of NJ ASA in the interests of the labor reform
party. Received l40oO votes
Garry on the law business in Lowell, Mass. |
was on the staff OF Admiral Dalghren in the navy
as Advocate Gen. There were several charges
again t me then Of criminal offence. Endeav-
ored to yet il tried, but co I'D not. | never was
charged with perlary or false prctenccs practiccd
on an insane woman. | obtained an indictment
against man in connection with those papeIs
sent to YOU. No sucn 'ation keeping a
woman in an insane asylum was ever male against
me. never had any difficulty in w Washington at
any time.
Adjourned.
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DIR. l.. A. EDMINSTER,

Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by the
laying of hands, has taken rooms at Mis-.
Scrutons, near the Episcopal church on State St,
where he will attend to calls between the hours OF
9 and II A, NJ, and and p NJ. His success
healer of disease has been guaranteed by sew
CT al cases in this city. He has also carvoyant
power, but not to be used to crafty worldly curl
osty. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been overtaxcd by severe men,
tai labor, will find great relief from this treat
ment. This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
restoring the nervous system to its usual tone
Parents who have weak and sckiy children will
do well to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra
tration, Constipation aud Suppression attract
i've powers of disease, and no one is safe who is
thus troubled, from the prevailing contagious dis
eases.
1FTake warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at office, 81: at home of
patient, 81 90. Consultation free. jan20-ttf
Office hours in the evening from to 9 O'clock
/ except Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Gardiner LOcA Is.

Gardiner Locals.
johnson Hall was crowded last evening
with one of the most brilliant audiences ever as
sembled in this city, to listen to the Amateur Min
strels Of this city. The organization has been in
practice for about six weeks. Thi, was their
second entertainment, having played last week to
a Large audience at the Soldiers Home. Dick
Williams and Geo. Shepherd as end men sustained
their parts 10 a manner that would become veter
ans in minstrelsy. The hash song by A. d. Ian
derkin brought forth rounds of applause "A
character song by A. l.. Berry was rendered in
fine shape The cornet solo by Ed Bowan was
loudly encored. A. d. LandeTkin sustained
Yankee and Richard Williams French character
in the play "Wanted, a cook" showing the best
conception of those characters that we ever wit
messed. We understand that the club propose to
visit some of the neighboring towns and give en-
teri inmeIts.
Arthur Berry and II. w. Jewett have returned
from Philadelphia where they have secured q
large contract for lumber to be used in the con-
struciion of the great Centennial building.
Mr.. P. ii. Holmes, the talented young artist of
this city, is now engaged in painting q mammoth
picture to be exhibited at the Centennial exhibit
ton.
1t is generally conceded that Mr.. S. w. Siphers
will he elected City Marshal this year. Mr.. S.
has large experience as an officer and will I'LL the
position a. well Is any man in the city.
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England.

London March IL. The Times Berlin cores
pondent telegraphs that Germany has asked l'aly
whether she will contnue to exempt the Pope
from the obligations Of law, and complains that
he is now abusing the liberty given m, for the
purpose of fermenting rebellion in Germany.
A Denial.
The report that Prince Gottschakoff had re-
quesed the call Of Mr.. Schuyler, United States
charge d'affares, at st. Petersburg, is untrue
Germany.
Berlin March H. There is no foundation for
for the report in the Tagsblatt that France intended
to Concentrate troops in the Eastern department
expenmenat'ly, and that Germany threatened to
mobilize two army corps on the Rhine if she per
sistod
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The Bath Times says the investigation in rela-
ton TO the death of the Sullivan children in thai
city by being run over by horse AID sleigh re-
suited in the decision chat the acciden. una
vodable and that Inquest was not necessary.
1t is stated that the child standing side of,
though but short distance from. the sleigh track,
and that just the horse was passing he darted
in front of the team and was struck down before
it was possible for Mr. Rogers TO avert the catas-
trophe."
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False Alarm.

raise Alarm.
II is understood that in one of the wards, the
officials, finding after the balloting that
the number of votes exceeded the number they
had checked on the list coolly took out and threw
away one of the Democratic votes. They should
know that no Democrat either put in or attempted
to put in more than one vore.
In reference to the above extract in the Maine
Standard, we would say for the benefit of the ed
itor that he warden in counting the votes in ward
I, fou nd two straight democratic ballots stuck to-
geh her in such manner, three of heir corners
being doubled together, that there could be 70
doubt that some one Intentionally and fraudulent
ly threw two ballots and when counting the names
checked the list it was found that one more
ballot was thrown than there voters who
ted at said election Notwithstanding this, both
ballots eere counted by the ward officer, and
turned to the city clerk. TRUTH.
Sup, eme judicial Cou,t-DanforthJ pre-
siding.
THURSDAY, March IL.
Anappcsl from the Judge of Probate in mat
ter relating 10 the settlement OF the estate Of the
late Charles A. Lambard, deceased, occupied TIE
attention of the court du,ing the forenoon. The
object of the parties to the controversy on the in
ve,tigation here, is supposed TO be to get cut the
evidence to be reported to the Law Court.
| Certain prisoners in jsil aw ,itng sent' noes to
the State Prison were brought in Charles NJ.
| Carter and William Britt got three years and six
months each; Charles II Britt on two indictments.
five years.
| No. 267, George L. Crowell VS. Town of Itch
field, Lib5cy and Choste for plaintiff, Vose for
| the defendants. This is action brought 10 re-
cover damages occasioned by an alleged defect in
| the bridge across the stream dividing Litchfeld
and West Gardiner. The plaintiff was riding in
a sleigh on Dec. IA, 1872, when his horse SHE'D at
hole the bridge, and went against the railing,
which gave wsy. and horse and driver went down
upon the ice. The horse broke through the ice
and was drowned, and the plaintiff was severely
and permanently injured. The pla nttf ba, called
some twenty witnesses. Appearances indicate that
the town has an equal number. IL will probably
take all the rest of the week to get out the esti
mony.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire..

Haverhill, March II A. Whitticrs furniture
establishment on Merrimack street was badly
damaged by fire AMI sub'eq Ientiy by water last
evening. Loss S}o00 insured in Philadelphia
officers $500.
Lowell, March II. The members of the old 9th
rcgImegt held meeting toni h at the American
House TO act on the invitation to attend the Con-
cord centennial. 1t was accepted and committee
appointed to make arrangements.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ksansbee journal.
ROCKLAND.
Serious Accident.

Rockland March IL. Last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Elliot Stone of Monhegan Isle, while cunning
with his brother, slipped the icy ledge and fell
on his gun, both barrels of which were discharged
into his left side, nfictng very dangerous
wound. physician was procured from st George,
and when he left Monhegan yesterday there were
some hopes Of the mans recovered.
Ice Broken mp.
The i'e is broken up and the harbor is rapidly
clearing. The ice is also rapidly leaving the
Georges River.
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Mr. EDITOR ;-Your correspondent writing
from Mt Vernon in to days issue, says DR.. ii. ii.
Hill was born in Mt. Vernon. This is an error.
Our distingus shed physician was born in Turner
on the west bank OF the Androscoggin. His par
ents afterwards moved to Palermo and when the
Doctor was six years old moved again, to Mt. Yer.
non
March IL,
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AMERICANS ARE A NATION OF DYsPEPTcs.-
We live fat, dissipate an fill early graves. We
drink all kinds of alcoholic spirits, ard swallow,
without mastication, pork, grease, and every kind
Of life-destroying, system clogging, indigestible
food. DIR. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters
will remove the evil effects and the recovered pa
tient, with pure, vitaiized electrical blood flowing
through his veins, will have carer head and q
cooler Judgment which added to experience, will
cause him to abstain in the future. mar4-4w
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"CCT THIS OUT."-No one who has ever used
DIR. Morris S,rupof Tar, Wild Cherry and lIore-
hound. Will Me- without It. As RENE ~ for all
throt and lung diseases cure for croup and pre-
ventive Of consumption, it has no equal. Acts like
u Charm in Thoopin0 cough. 1t is safe, speedy
and sure Pleasant 10 the taste and contains no
opium or other dangerous drug Trial bottles 10
cents. C,ll and inquire about 1t OF Partridge Bros.
or L. II. Tlcomb i'll Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
Halloween. Morris 4 Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pretors. octi1 teodly
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Nominations Confirmed.

! The Senate in executive session this afterno On
confirmed the following nominations
Roland G.. Usher, (whosc commission expired
on the 3,t), to oc Unt'ed state, Mtrsaaii for the
district o. Massachusetts.
NJ Woodworth Supervising lrgeon Gen. L.
S. Marine Hospital Service.
Charles c Shea,s 6h Auditor in the Treasury
Naval Officers
John A. Iliestand at Philadelphia, Pa.
+. Trick to be Assistant agncer in the navy,
William p. IIlen. Collector of Customs at
Nantucket, ass.
Cnsrle, f. Swift Collector of Custom, at Barn
stable, Mass.
! Harrison q. O. Chase of Mass Consul at Pc
tropoulaski.
NJ. Crosby, Consul at I.lacahuano.
| Ell & Kenon, at MAJ ,ltan.
| Jos. II. Potter Of Mass, at Stuttgart.
John T. Edgar of Nc5., at Beirut
Fed. Hobrook Of VI, at Odessa.
Joseph Rowe L, at Warsaw.
WIN. W. Moron, at Fla'livostok.
John Murphy, at Mnatilan.
Postmaster:
WIN. l.. Burt, at Boston.
Navy:
John c. Beaumont, lin conformity with special
special act OF Con sres', approved Marc1 3, 1880
to be Commodore in the navy, + ON June 18th,
1874 and to take rank next above Commodore c.
Ii Ctllwcl.
Edward II. Green, to be Assistant Surgeon in
the navy.
A s3O,OOO,OOO Call.
Frequent inquiries have been IN tde to what
cha acter Of bonds would be embraced ia the Al.
OF $4,000 600 for sinking fun but the Secretary
os the Treasury has refused to give informant IN
on the subject until since the announcement of
the call TO day. 1t Is now ascertalned tina: the
Secretary ha, all along considered him self without
discretion in that matter, and bound by law to call
the bonds in the order of their issue. The act of
March 3, 1875, which authorizes this ALL provides
3691 of the Revised Statutes and that elton ex-
prcssv directs that the bonds shall be called in 10
the order of their number AMI issue.
The Alabama Claims.
In the Court of Commissioners of the Alabama
Claims the following cases were to-day disposed
Case 49.-Ebenezcr F. Nye against the United
States.
In this case, Ebanezer F. Nye, Captain of the
whale ship Abigail, of New Bedford, destroyed
by the Shenandoah in the Ocho:sS Sea, May y,
1865 claims Si3S)S value of person ell ct, and
81 800 salary lost by the capture Of said vessel
with interest.
Judgment was rendered for SlO,093 with interest
from date of loss.
Case 80, VIM Barker vs.. L. S.
Complainant claims Sll ,010 60 for loss of grain
bags on barks Olive Jane aud Lafayette, and the
ships b 'illiant and Goodspecd, destroyed by the
Alabama.
judgment was rendered for Sll ,OS65O, with in
/ tere.t az per cent, follows
On l2933), from Inc 3O.h, 1853, the date of
the loss of the GoodSpeed
| On S322S, from Oct. 33, 1853, date of capture
of the Lafayette.
On S2j69.l0, from Feb. 81, 1885, date of cap
turc OF the olive Jane
| Case 81, Aaron c. Bryant VS.. L. 5.
| Complainant cook on board tho Abigail,
! DESTROYED by The Shenandoah in The O2<otsk seal
MAY p, 1865, an clai Sio9 for loss of personal
effects and wages; also interest from date OF the
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March IL, 1875
Flour-sieady-e spring as rs
WhPat--No. sprinE cash sSsa& Mich. IS IA,
Ap SoIa Mty&4a.
Corn No :. mixed cash. "a a; May, liza;
a Jun G5a apl.
oats-So.2 5aks52k cash May. sax; 5ja5sx
Apl.; 6jha- Mar.
Rye-No. ?, Sass.
Bariey-No. spring l0s1Sa- cash; ll3a- Mar;
i02~a Ap
Dressed HOgs-7 09a1 10.
Pclk-ls so ais 80 Cash; Is Goa Apl.: 10 30
ais 80 May.
tard-l3 37kal3 40 cash ID 45al3 AN Apl., IS e5
alb Is May.
Bulk Meats shoulders Gzsa7, short rib mid,
iDa short clear mid al0k.
Hams Is bs average l0a4a--.
Whiskey-ll0-a M .
Freights-Corn To Buffalo 4 LA: wheat do ~
400N oats 600 rye; COZ barley.
shipments -l0,00t hour 2s,0Oo wheat; 5000
aorn; l4.OO6 oats 5000 barley. 0D0 rye.
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The trees clad in their fleecy robes yesterday
morning wore a very pleasing appearance. TIE
light snow of the evening before covered every
branch and twg more closely and completely than
the lcafy covering of summer, enveloping every
tree top in perfect wilderness. The ssectaclc last
ed but a short time for the warm rays Of the sun
caused it to dissolve like a dream
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HAIR GIIODS.

Having purchased hair goods from the bank
rupt STOCK of of the lar4es firms in New
York, am prepared to sell Switches, curs, &c.
g., at considerable under the regular prices.
These goods alnot be procured again at such
prices where sold Mis- NJ y. WEBSTER,
ftf lis Water Street.
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Diro.

In Belfast, 7th inst. Mrs. Sar h, W fe OF Hiram
Chase aecd - Wears, % h ut.. Mrs Dnrca> Hat h.,
ascd 20 years; i~t inst Mr.. Nancy wifi OF 7. w.
& luniaa h IN, aged q" years q months 9Th inst,
Mr.. Re 'cccl Colcurd, widow II the late David
Cpcord Of Setrsl'ir and mother Of W. l.. ii trrl-
m IN, q, of Be,last aged - years 21th ult Mrs.
Fannie, vile OF Peter Wn>loW, aged 50 years.