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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

A Crowded house" yesterday afternoon, at the
express office, on the occasion Of the opeEing Of
the sale of reserved seats for Maggie Mitchelis
performance The sale was the largest ever made
in one day in this city, for any entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
NEW HAM PSHlKE.
Serious Accident.

Cornam, October 20. George Hewey, ma
chinist, was seriously and 1t is feared fatally in
iured, by being caught about his middle and bad
" damned between the bunter beams Of two en-
gnes IN the Grand Trunk repair shops here, this
oft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Our readers should remember the sale OF Oil
paintings at Mconian Hall to-day, afternoon ana
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
local anu 9tate Mems,

A lumber store house is being built. the site
of the steam mill that was burned Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Can't 60 to church. Why notl Q! my cough
would disturb the congregation. Cure it then
with "Hale's Honey OF Horehound aud Tar a
pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as the sun and
mild and harmless the summer air. Sold by all
druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
minute. oct2-+tEW4W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

To D. r. S !mpson a Just ice Of the Peace and for
the County Of Kennebec:
'lNHE under igned, E. @. Fuller, Chas. Kent and
l II. p. To.sey, owners of pews In the kents
county of Kepnebec, being DESTROYS of being ncor-
porated, request you 70 Issue your warrant to one
of them directing him to notify the pc owners OF
said meeting according TO law to meet at the
time and place to be mentioned in said warrant, and
for the purpose oil incorporating the owners ofpews
in said meeting house. by choosing moderator and
clerk, and such other officers MS they may Deem
proper. Also, to act on The following articles, 10
wit:
Frst-To see u what time they y i'll hold their an.
uual meetings.
Second To zee what measures the pew-owners
will take to repair their meeting house, and what
sum OF money they viii raise for that purpose.
K. q. FULLER,
CHARLES KENT,
IL. =. TORsEY.
Readfcld October l3. 1873,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, October 90, ISIS

New York. October 90. 1873.
Money easy at 2ka3per cent. on call, closing at
3. Foreign EXCHANGE closed at 4755iai76 for co
days sterling, 4s0a1s for demand. One OF the lead
ing bankers to-day sold fn000O, long sterling, at
4I6 less commission. Customs receipts, 1927 600.
Gold closed at llG9s. The rates paid TOR borrowing
were 1882, g., l-i6, 7Gi, Is, l16 1854 and
l.32 per cent. per diem. The Assistant Treasurer
pad out $4,000 in interest and 10 0oU in redemption
of DO nds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
Parkman Gardiner was before the court ycster-
day, charged with drunkenness. He plead guilty,
and failing to pay fine and costs, was committed.
PERSONAL.
Sumner j. Chadbourne, Esq, of East Dixmont,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Chadbourne is
candidate for the position of Secretary of State
lie has been we'll known clerk Of the Maine
Honsc of Representatives for several years, and
in that position has shown himself faithful and
efficient, and in every way well qualified for pro-
motion. His claims for the position will be
strongly urged by his friends in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
KENNEBEC, ss.-To r. G. Fuller Of Readfeld, zone
Of the apphcants).
Pursuant to the foregoing application. you are
hereby directed 10 notify the pew-owners of the
meeting house mentioned in the foregoing appca-
tion TO meet at the lecture room in Bearce Hail. on
the twelfth day of November next, A ID ISIS. at two
ed in said application, by posting up certified copy
of this warrant the principal outer door OF said
meeting house, and in one other public place, at
least IN said town of Readfeld, and publish 1t in
newspaper published in the county, both Of said
notices to be posted as aforesaid and the publlca'
ton of the same to be three weeks, at least before
the time OF holding said meeting.
Given under my hand at Read1eld in said county,
ths fourteenth day Of october, A. ID 1873.
ID. II. SAMPSON,
Justice Of the Peace.
\ true copy.
oct2l-tlt&w9w Attest-E. G. FULLER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
AppOintnl ent.
Financial.

Judge Alexander johnson of New York, has
been rendered the circuit court judgeship, made
vacant by the death of Judge Woodruff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

The epizootic cure, prepared by J. +. Devine &
Co., is giving the best of satisfaction in all cases
of the epizootic disease. Sample package free
Try it. octl9-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Mr.. j. w. Berry. the talented young artist Of
Gardiner, has just returned from six weeks
sketching tour to. Mooschead lake. His studio has
been re-opened in Gardiner, where may be found
some of his elegant paintings on exhibition. lie
also gives instruction in pain ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Another volume is about to published by that
Incompatible humorst, Mark Twain. 1t Is en-
titled "Mark Twans Sketches new and Old 1t
is now published FOR the first time in complete
form, and the admirers of Mark (and they are as
numerous as the autumnal leaves). will rejoice at
this. You will laugh as you read page By page.
especially as you turn to the lndicrons pictures
that embellish nearly every page. The sketches
are brief and racy, and the volume can be caught
nm and read at odd moments. The cities of Au-
gusta, Halowell and Gardiner are about to be
canvassed for this work by Mr.. J. Edwin Nye OF
IIallowcl, and we trust he may meet with success
in the canvass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

For New England and the Middle States,
lower pressure, southwest to southeast winds
warmer. clear partly cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Mrs. NJ. p. Webster has justreturned from Bos-
ton with few choice styles in hats and bonnets.
Also some novelties in wings, birds, hat ornaments
and silks, which will be worn this fall. She will
be pleased 10 show all her customers a few
trimmed hats preparatory to the general opening
which will be in October. sep4-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
WITHOUT RESERVE.

mn he 0He1e2 at E2<Iccs WiIlonk Dse.
cedent IN mis- country. These .go0as
are entirety neW and /,esA, and mann
IN neW ana erclusipe designs, wAicA
Aa'e nerer beea o4e,ea before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Matters.

Chicago, October 20. The trunk lines entering
this city from the east lave adopted the following
new passenger rates, which will go into effect the
LIST Of Nov, being an advance of about 81 on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Although we have not returns sufficiently to in
dictate with certainty the election Of William Gas
lin, Jr., as Judge of the 9Th District in Nebraska
yet the Daily Times, published in kearney, Ne
braska, the day following the election states tha'
"Gaslin is elected beyond doubt He carries
that county by 80 majority over Human, the
democratic candidate, while Dilworth the boiling
republican, did not poll dozen votes in the en-
tire county. At Plum Creek, Dilworth's strong
hold, the vote stood Dilworth lG2, Gaslin s@
IIinman %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
Obituary.
Removed from Office.

Professor wheatstone died in this city, to-
day.
Removed from Office.
1t is related that the mayor of Ajacco has been
dismissed from b is office for having taken part in
the banquet yesterday, at which NJ. Rouher made
speech.
Bavaria.
Munich, October 90. The King OF Bavaria has
refused to accept the resignation of the ministry,
which was recently rendered because of an adj
verse veto in the Diet, and expressed his approval
of their conduct. He also refuses to receive an
address subsequently, voted by the chamber of
deputies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
Anniversary.

Extensive arrangements are in hand for the
5Oth anniversary of the Mechanic Phalaus COM
panics of the 9Th regiment, which occurs next
"Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
Obituary..

Yarmouthpoit, October 20. Amos Otis. for 40
wears cashier of the First National Bank OF lar
mouth and the author of the "hstory Of Barn
stable" died suddenly Tuesday morning, of
dropsy of the heart.
, 1875-12-21
CANADA.
77nuitohn atcm.-Itclicf for tho poor,

f7nnitos,n Gtcmx-ltclicf for tho Poor
sIeetdl Dtsp1teh 10 7he Chicago 7'r1dunt.
WisS1rEa, Man!tobn, Dec. 20.-The Manitoba
Legislature meets TN tho 20th Of Jnnuary. Tho
acssfon will bo Bl1ort, but important.
Tho Hon. Mr> Nolan, Minister OF Agriculture,
Inns retired from the local Assembly for personal
1eaaons. Tho Hon. JaueB Mckay Is appointed
hta SUCCESSOR. Tho clauRo Strengthens the Gov
crnment. Tho coming seHainn OF tue 1.egis1a-
tiso Assembly will DO ssrong enough TO abolish
tho Legislative Council.
Instructions havo been received as to tho tlIe-
trihution Of eccl grain md provisions Among
grasshopner sufferers. The i!rst distribution
takos plncn this wcak.
Instructions from Ottawa 10 recall for tho
rroeolt all surveys. oxeopt those on tho Canada
Tncific NairoaI. hare depressing effect OH
busincsa men aud otl,erH.
Sptetut Eisrd!ch h The ChirH7o 7rfhgn-.
MONTREAL. Dec. lO.-Old Country Frencbmcn
and French Canadians haya held q lnrge meeti,{;
here, and hnyo organized = society and appoint
cd h cotntnittoo to collect funds to help thar
starving brothren. Several extensive fosaIl deal
cfH hare offered part Of thelr profits to help lilo
poor. Tic t,i.y Council l.as resolved to Afford
relief by lunliinE forwn1d projects on rond lu,-
pruyemeDts which will employ bn0 men. Tho
wages are fixed at GO cents per day. In tho
moantfn,e, nil charitable organizations arc per-
fectng arrangements to aflnrd systematic rnllef.
OTTAWA. Can.. doc. 20.-ftlo Premier has l,t-
titled tho Montreal tieputation that hll work OH
tho l4actlne Canal possible to bo tlono In Tho
winter won1h DO contracted for at once, mud thua
provide work for 1000 men.
, 1875-12-21

hack into tho hon~s, hat,ded ont ahot.run aud
tao rines. Wa nakn'l him II this Was AL. lie
raid no, ana remarked TIM. he ha1 MI old flint
lock rillc that whs rnAdn by 1tusnelt Bean, of
An'lrow Jhcnson notoroty. We demanded 1t uf
hin. shall hover forget tho h!a!vass form Of
that whitn lloalcti Old man. hin long, lowing,
whltn beard. t}at shirt. md icans pants, IN ho
raipcd htmnclf to liiz full fshture. rins IN hand,
and toll III that with this gun lie bad
fought tho Indians at TallhleHa aud
TIM Horseshoe, aul tin British at Sen
Orleans, tl,llcs jackson: TINT tt wha
ricar u him m l.fe a,rl, rather than r,fva Il mp
u be ttod IN shooting down Foder Al eoidora, he
woad tooner defcntl 1t With hin life That hts
father war Revolutionary soldier nnder Erancia
Marion that tho flhg OF our county wns his
flag, and that lis protec.inp HgiH vas Glory
enough for hlm. ] 1leAni tue click Of ,n1lskct,
and, before 1 could prevent H. n boy of ot1r
A4uad. not nYcr 1G ycara Of age. iiroi, aud TIN
Old man dropped, MORALLY wounded, In our
midst.
Az tho tifo.bloo1 gusl.ad frnm fearful wound
IN Lis bteaat he WliHpetetf 10 1ne, ~ Enve lived
long enough; but don't take my gun INTO tho
l.otH:) army" His poor, old, Erci-s;1cken wifa
cln.ped him In her arms. and held him LII ln
dietl. After day light We dug habty grave uirl
buried him aud bis faithful old rifle, in = rulo
coffin. In the garden close BY.
Il vaa Ills grandson thss ignorartly hecn,no
hls murderer: and la ia now miserable out
caAt, dcp"n'lnnt upon charity. and osor bearing
with him tue memory OF hts horrible decd,
AN Ex.E0EFEuEnATE,
, 1875-12-21

;SsI a"ons ''0f h4 " Ae; ' le!ss1s. !"S onoe i"so
no openGl II. s''owcd i to hin rogmmsso
arrested, convie.ol. ami a.ntcnced 10 TIN J'enl-
ta'itinfy, bht it waa. ho atnlen foon tliscoverDi
that no WAS ihhocht. and ho whs flRrdonnd. In
,sogaEi u lin nrrant for riot, Donalnn stya that
III Noyomhcr. ta7+. ~ t,a VA. quietly Ritttng III
clntrch In Blona Vista. word was brought thai
thoro wtE riot gnEnp oil ontnde. Tl.crealmn
hc. together with nsvefal hnhlrMl othor w0r-
ahircrs, Irn.hetl out and took part. lfere ho
NAs also arrested and tried b,l. waa cleared.
Tho l'onn<ylvnnla Argus, tie states. character
'zel him as beingin sympathy with labor. anslony
doing ~ Guy other Americm wonld liasn doue
under tho circnnhtancos, whicf, he rogards US d
complete vinaieatfon Of htB conduct.
After i1IiH account bf lin private history,
douglas legins TO Tell snmeshng nhott t!4e mint
tcrH Whict, the pntllc wit explained. i!n ptnteH
that Friday nr Saturday bofofo Thanksgiving
Day, Colo, who was thon stranger, cama To his
room aud stated that he NHtleh to rct divorce
At tho samo tinso giving an acrornt Of l,ia wife,
md the causo on .lcll no rolled for procuring
docFse. During the conrerAation !. T. Maior
dropped III. tna, after colo had tlnlnllctl lliB
progressing 10 k,tow Mrs. t'alc, alleging that s!Ae
wnn III tile city, AMI offering to gnt service Df
summons otl her At that snc. Douglas snyH la
did not know Atalor lnstnntefv. hnt. Ina ninco
lcnrncd tliat lln IL nDEase1 in the rather unGen-
te1nnnly bnHneaB Of sctiig uH Hpy tf, tho ct1,-
pfoye4 Of tho ralmcr House. He, i,ownvor bc-
lloyrd MAJORS story, nph thought TINT tho sun-
.nuna vAa served m tho genuine Mrs. Coin
douglas also tlDnieH snoAt poSitivey TINT ho of.
fcrcd Major :l6. or nny huH, whatever or that
ho agreed to fix things, or To ctach Mnior III
tho ntstninenta ho ,faa to awcar to. but. IN
tho contrary. claims that Major, Of lis MN re-
cord, offered tu tostfy "tor tho confederation
Of favurs shown and ndvtco given "prior to TINT
Tina To him By Douglas. Tho latter alsn ,lnnicH
Tint fc knows Mary I.ynr. nr that l,o pointed
her out to tho Sheriff a. Mrs. Colo, or that lo
dtSr7, feat l,an
In short, llo thinks tLat he acted In entire good
faith relying oil MINORS aBsorttonB and tloan Of
Cole, mud alleging that, Though so l.aa Ind ammo
tnisfoEtunes In lie, ho has always borno good
reputation.
1ttieorgo D. Colo also filed HI, affidavit. In which,
no states, IN brief, thas a MAS tleceired In sta
tos, and trusted him. 1le does not think that
DouGns ras nwhto of tho fratd used in making
Mary Lynch pcrhonato AIrs. CnIe.
lOsher ailidavits corroboratiug Douglas wcro
also uleil.
, 1875-12-21

Yeaserday waa thu adjourned ,lay fur tho un-
sssr TO be filed In tho case Of George u. Cole,
Who wus cited last wook to ehoH cauBc why l.o
laou!d not bo attached for contempt for at
erptiug to subofn Witness. Ills attoruey,
William L. Douglas, VIA also cited to show
@uAa why he should not bo dabarred from ptAo-
aelns before Judge Moorc, on account Of h!s
A'luR procured the fraudulent sorSIca OF suu,-
nous by procuring one Mary Lynch to personate
nta. 1da u. Colo III the divorce case OF Colo 70.
eoie. Tho cases, however, we're not tried, ~ tho
'ttolney for Mrp. Cole-Mr. ". l.. Hlrst, Dr.
sAiod that tho snswera hAd not oeon iiled salur-
ssY, ~ had bcUn axreod, and ho therefore wished
sona ttae to examine shcnl, they having lust
oeen PLACED on ille. The caRes wore thep post
Ppned until Wednesday morning.
s.esa anesa wesa filed yuaterlay number Of Af1l-
19sti!s and tue answUr Of William J.. Douglas,
-. - tAia aaawet douglas. iu rather lsudatory
IGaaanaer, aeta cut that he il = graduate OF thu
Solenso unt.essisy, aud that he Was admitted to
F!seslce after q gayeFn examination hofuro tho
Enup1ens Court in 1874. Ills practlce, hs says,
Every luota.tye, affords him Lis ouly means OF
nnoR. aud ~ valuable not ouly for the p1esons
ttseessties, but AZ it Affords ia steppiug-sto,le
Il! II a'ahsr ends and = loft!er atubitieli." A to
T. IT, test soms years $50, pouglaa states th,t
.sta a.. - !oek-oos In tho Post-0nice thsro and
~ ~ aay hs found "ooy" leltar (pTobably mean.
- oscos lsstss) directed to smother person,
, 1875-12-21
LEGAL,
NOTICE1-

The Registered Construction Bonds Of tho Chicago
oas Light aud coko Company, standing the bt'oks
< assse9, Il Az An,haay, Se ae,. av Hles. ,'t ). 4
1Irowl,. IT.. E. powen, 6ro brown, Bassh A. Iirowu
IT, g. i ns.a Snes p Ma b5oxn }a: 4 IT,
Barker, 1sabeila Brown, u. g. brown and nthers, f
nlackman, E. Drnahnsst. Jane y. brown. C. r. Bill,
Chise, Bent Carver, q. u. Carhart, T. D. Cooley, M
J. Caldwell. eatts Ut y. Gamer c. Dawson. ii. 7.
1Ice ato,.. Z Trs1irn.hal H. i. Frc,anaa. i i1ex %
It's, 7. =. pcposIt Co.. v. H. Graham G. A, Gruet,-
Eas'S H Munle I T. l!aan.a H. lunns*e T5,,s-
T. n KsFtlsy, = 9: K:lloas. 7. :. lsmbsrt. ii: <.
sasoa Il % IL Ms'so saay 1 IT, L. MisehelI Ml'ts c
Mitchell. a. Il. slagie Meresnsu Savings. l1,al,, and
Gf"1xc af.s eSs%ny Ssss' l. H. Ss.GsEF
lsFacl Rhsiloa II. schaeart. i. T. smith, b. s:aunton,
Als1apaer enlth, Il. ship1ey. Ges1ltt H. Blsi.ll, l.
Tiukhatn Trustee, J. Thomson. Joscih l.. Te,uple,
'sss tsys' ssas ssss IT, s Ss , s.
ii Wes Mss''T s. L M.sce Il ~.' K es T'Sn w.f ifG5s.
Trn.ee L L. Yoe ilenty Young. jsmcs Il. Yos~g;
llcnry L. younE. Anl y airing tln following numlera
&; ,sr!| f. y, " t.: s H. ~ as = il, 's , S' f ;s
13s, g. g. ~. loes i.aa' ~ ~ q. 90, SOL 7oo
lt332 a27 7s US, 80. 5a7 10l ST. Ill 3a III, 1,isa
3G, i3l, i'll, III, I5 49, lsG7, III, ll7l. In l3
LILO H. III. l2s, III a3 n5a sas 3d. 4l0 S2s
!ls. ~, ~ 81. ~ 9s7: iihi, LINN. la14, o.: bA
q, "a 5Ss - Ss IT, 1s n, ~ III ~ IA 3 1tai
l.Xi. l,al8 hsB, iii, lEl. 3a, syJ '9l TIT, 6a, a.
l.9a7, 1a.s, M, 3os, Gul ,1. l,Jl, 1,19l 20i 4oD
eO', 2o 9lb 4o ALL 413 2i3 4ui, Arc, by RESOLUTION
Of ths Ijpar4 Ut Directors Of sai Company. usdssvI
10 bc called in and lait; apd the same viii Ia 70
eerned 1t tbs office Of tbs company and after tbs
1T day Of 5suuary, 4. D. 1910. Ths holders Of ali
bonds aro hcreby notfetl thereof, aid that on md
AttsF the said 1st day Of tAasy A. b. lSid, tho sad
bonds wilt CEASE to bsar Iutersst.
Uy order ot tho Heard Of Directors.
L. T. WATKINS, President,
JAMES X. HURTS, Secretary,
Chicago, ILL.,. NpY. "a, IY}6.
, 1875-12-21

n el1srgo'-T1nll. Dlse1ow. Eprcnd. 1tont. snt
Sloan-ste positive that Tho sarno ,tticv of
ftns md unroaetved ra1es will be aiharrd 10.
Whether lower limit {opcniv nnnnnncnd he.
low which nictrre would not ho allowed to be
eoid might mt advsntngnnusly bc aloptes1. liz q
question worth considering, Int auct,nnrors
lnTo tfttle liking for encll conditions bocauso
they hanpnr them in working m tl,e salo. sn'
j tho arfHts hro willing tn taxa the risk the r-
lie rnrtAlnIv hare no 1nniivo for tlnarinR n1lcl an
arranromcnt. The arsisss mny hn congratulated
nn Their collection ri p;cuFes and their Ipnpago-
tnoHt a. far ~ 1t il leyc,opt.l,
, 1875-12-21

BAN FNAscIseo, 1)ec. 2U-Tha Pacific jockey
Club met to-day. All owners Of horaee entered
for the 100000 4..nile race wcro present. 1,y
unanimous agreement tho raeo will como off
Fob. 70. Tho Jockey Clt.b guarantee TO give n
certified check for e3n,fMo, ,lrswn to the order
Of tho judges Of the racn. to bo mil to tho win
ner. All tue original eutties nine in number,
renhin tn The host feeling prevailed. Tho
club and owners Of loraes are in iorfect harn,o-
, 1875-12-21
Public Notice

IL lcrsby gIycn that on Monday. Tho l0 day Ut jim
,lsTy 87G, at thu Auur Of II ucltk H. +. m. sArrr II
bs cuHtan Hulisa eals Of bonded s,ld i,iiel.ln i,
Rnods ut public ysndur Tbs sstn will take lDarr Al
Wal4worth's U, u. lAndad Warehouse, cornrr stnskr
and jarkaou.sA,, and ths Hooa Will bs and In
with Atttoles 7G0 ahd 7Il Customs ltcGulltOIs
1874.
0AH CaSc Ja3nhta R4tu, no Hatlnas, imported from
Montreal per Mioligan Central hallway, D,t. II, 171l
~ John seAatt, and .wafuAouscd tnlrr ". Il. bond
M. 4S3.
lwenty-ed9ht Holm Of Pspor. consigned to the Hook
h!srr Taper Company iHE Irpp 5e"ti4 froI Montreal,
Uct. s, 1914. =
Fifteen barrels Salmon. conARur,l to IT, Iabelle 4
CT. Der !tup SCOTIA from Muntrenl, Env. III, ld74.
TWeIYe lIu4e4 uaunel Alarkrrc ouuAl&,ued to A. +,
M1uty per psur Scotia, Nor. III. 1Bf1.
Tsrnik Of Eae-C4sA u The hghrst aud best bidder.
j. Il. JONES, Collector,
Port of ChirAsn, Dec. 70, ISL.
, 1875-12-21

!e,<stai Dtspatrh 10 The Chraqo fr,tun-.
CrDaa RArins, IT,, Nor 2o.-Thiftv thousand
yo'lns california salmon passed through here
to-day In charge of Fish Commissioner Slaw r.
whe will distribute them in Howard County. lfo
raportr that thers are now on hand in tho
hatchDg- -houhe ut huarnoon about 25D, 900 more.
, 1875-12-21
THE TOLEDO.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Grand BUcge.s! House crowded Nightly with ths
Elite ef tic CITY!
FIR A. * E. a. IKEN MIS-
hrPEHD DRAMATIC COMPANY IN TIE
Fw q oRPH a NJ . I
nrre. Admission. 7, cts - c.s, nr Is cs Heservcd
Turkish chairs, si.H'. M4tinte Is rita. md 10 cts
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