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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-14

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-14
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. .
THEBEsT 2 FOR CENT CIGAR

Stown. can be found at the Cigar MaDulsctory
Tons eco "nd Notion and Con fectionery Store ef
NoY. Is, $50. JNO. B. HAIEEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-02
PORTLAND.
Marine Disaster.

Portland. November /. Rockland special to
the Press, saws the schooner Rubino of St. Jonn,
Pictou for Portland, with COAL lost her sails, had
her galley stove and decks swept, and struck on a
ledge off Ash Island, while running for Owls
Head harbor during the gale Of Saturday. She
has arrived at Rockland in lesky condition.
Decision.
A case involving the value of certain tickets on
railroads. was decided in the Supreme conrt to-day.
Gustavus b. Broad and wife sued the Eastern
railroad for damages. Plaintiffs rode from Port
land to Boston, using tickets reading Bangor to
Boston. Next day they started to return with two
similar tickets. Conductor Pousland said the
tickets were not good, because they had been
punched, but SAID they were good the other way.
At Salem another conductor hutchinson refused
the tickets and compelled them to get off at sa-
lem. Next day they purchased tickets and came
home. The defence claimed that when ticket
has been used in part in one direction 1t is net
good for the balance Of the opposite. Decision
for plaintiffs for STA.
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KOCkLAND.
ROdy FOund.

Rockland, November /. The body OF an un-
known man was found washed ashore at Owls
Head, yesterday afternoon 1t had not been in
the water long, and was marked on the arm with
the initials "E. A. G. c." in India ink. Parts Of a
coat were found on the shore not far away.
LATER.
Coroner Mallard and DR.. Hitchcock this after
loon examined the body of the man found
drowned at Owls Head, yesterday, and considered
an inquest unnecessary. Slight wounds about the
head were undoubtedly caused by the body wash
ing against the rocks. The tattooing on the arm
is thought to be French word "Egal," instead of
initials, as first supposed The man is apparently
twenty eight years old, and body clad only in
trousers and shirt. The wreck of boat and 9TH
er portions Of clothing found in the vicinity,
and the light keeper thinks the man was the same
be saw with a boat under sail just before sunset,
Saturday, and again little latter, attempting to
make Roadway with oars. The body was taken
in charge by the seectman Of South Thomaston.
snow.
smart snow squall occurred here this after
noon.
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STATE NEWS.

Capt Urah Lamb had his arm broken recently.
while taking out granite from the schooner Petral
at Camden.
A letter received from Mr.. Z. p Brown, Of
Belfast, from Major A. r. Pierce Of Lockport, Ia,
gives the particulars of the accident which result
ed in the death of Hon. Nathan Pierce, formerly
of Montvie. He had a vicious horse which
weighed 400, and was dangerous to handle. Mr..
Pierce had been able to handle him q little, and
was blowing with him. At noon he attempted to
ride him to the house to dinner, when he was
thrown violently over his head, and injured him SO
that he lived but few hours. The news Of his
death is received with regret by his many friends
here Mr.. Pierce was born in Montville and was
about Ga years of age. He was one Of the most
prominent citizens of that town; was chairman Of
the seectmen many years, and had been Q mem.
Der of both branches of the legislature.
Thomas Davis, one of the young men who e.
capped from the jail yard n Bangor, Friday, had
but brief season Of freedom, and was captured
Saturday forenoon.
The Lewiston Journal says that Mrs. BERTHE
Thorn of Plymouth, has of the best collections
of insects in this part of the State She has sew
eral thousand specimens, and is now improving
upon the classification and arrangements. Her
mother, lady some sixty years old, takes all the
interest in the subject of botany that we should OK
pect from an enthusiastic young lady of twenty.
The frequency of cunning accidents prompts
me to say word about the carelessness or ignor-
ant habit, almost universal in the country about
stead of at half cock. An examination of any well
made gun lock, will convince any one that with
the hammer at half cock it is next to impossible to
get it to the cap without the use of fingers. And
it is indefinitely safer to carry at full cock even,
than with the hammer down. Let every one who
carries gun, or sees another, with the hammer
on the cap, use and teach the safe wsy.-[Corres-
pendent Bangor Wing.
The Camden Herald says that Mr.. N. H. Fetch
err of Lncolnville, fell off his load of wood while
on his way to Camden, Thursday, and struck 90
that the wheel broke his leg above the knee. and
also his thigh bone, and injuring his spine. Mr..
Fletcher died of his Injuries.
The following business changes were reported
the past week in Maine:
Portland-s. B. Gowel dry goods, sold to II.
Il. York.
Thomaston-Catand & Creighton, market. sold
to w. l.. Catland.
Windham-N. & W. II. Bacon, gro. dis. now
w. Ii. Bacon.
Mr.. Henney, the keeper of the Portland light,
says that Saturdays storm was one of the most
severe he has ever known. He watched eagerly
all night for vessels, but strange to say did not
see single one.
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WARREN LOCALS.
Ordination De,licatiOn-Rev. Mr.. Dewitt
bridge -EpiLoOtic, &c.


On Tuesday, the 10Th inst interesting services
were held at the First Baptist church in St.
George. Rev. ] kellcck, pastor. The church lad
been enlarged and generally repaired, and it was
re- dedicated to religious services. Services were
held morning, afternoon and evening, most of the
Baptist pastors in the Lincoln Association being
present. Sermons were preached by Rev. Messrs.
Dutton of Warren, Chase Of Rockand, and
Mathews of Thomaston. On Thursday, the 2lst,
q council of ministers and laymen from the same
association, convened with the Baptist church at
North Haven, for the purpose OF ordaining MIR.
BlckuIn, recent graduate OF Newton. The or
dinaton sermon was grand production, delivered
by Mr.. BIS old pastor, of Boston, Rev. DIR. Neal.
We predict noble career for Mr. B. lie is an
energetic, wideawake man. He can sing church
into work, even if he could not preach-but he
can preach also. Considerable interest is felt in
this association in revvals, and some churches Are
enjoying a good degree Of Gods favor. Thomas
ton, under its able pastor, Rev. MIR. Mathews,
fluids encouragement IN full prayer meetings and
bright lights. Camden Harbor is feeding on the
powerful preaching of Rev. Mr.. Dewitt, an evan
geist from y. y. There are some conversions.
We are glad of the tone, not only of the churches
in this and other States, but the desire among the
worlds people to give ear TO the word of God,
and think of better things than formerly. Per-
haps the great revival of IS is to be repeated
The bridge at the village, across the river, was
found out OF repair; SO during the past week the
selectmen have found it necessary to take down
the east abutment and relay it. The other will
be repaired though it will not need taking down.
Travel /, lJt INSTRUCTED however as one side of
the bridge is arranged for travel. Since conn
mencing the repairs, the lights at night on the
bridge, to warn travellers, &C., give us something
the appearance of a city.
Epzootic is mildly, though inconv eniently, af-
fcctng our horses. Perhaps shall develop
more muscle on account of it. No great 10"
without some small gain.
Warren, Me- Oct. 29th 1875. w.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for information
hat will cause the discovery and conviction of any
person who has or shall hereafter mischevously
break or mutilate any public street lamp in this city
+. l.. HARRINGTON, City Marshal.
Augusta, Nov. l, 1878. novs'1ti
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. November /, Il

chicago, November l. io'''
Fiour-extra spring "a $50.
Wheat-No, spring cash al0sts 107.a7.-Dec.;
l0S-a- Nov, ,,,
Corn-No. :, MIXED, cash 5llas5Hs Noy. SKA;
Oats-No. ?. Bias. cash; Nov. ia.
Rye-No. 2, 6Sa1a.
Barlev-No spring Ss--a cash; s2-a- Now
Dressed Hogs 0Oas 3D.. 49,
Pclk-2l 50i2l 50 cash; 90 GOA Dec; 10 S7}i
al0 37is Nov
Lard-I2 IS al2 TX CASH. a. - Dec.
Il Nov.
Bulk Meats shoulders 81. as IL; short rib mid,
lI4al2; short clear mid liza.
Hams Is MS average "a.
Whiskey-ll3-a.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo, Cd -; whestdo s.
a..
Receipts-l,00 900 aour; 1921 900 wheat; l2i 900 corn
%, 900 oats; 5000 rye; 900 barley.
shipments --l6,000 hour; ll3, 0Oc wheat: 302 ,0a(
corn 80 200 oats; Is 600 barley: 0.Itn rye.Y
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Keanehee 9ournal.
iSlDDEFORD.
TO THE

Marine News.
Bidde ford, November /. Capt. Wm. NJ. Hus-
sey and crew manned the life saving staten at
the Pool, near Wood Island hight, to-day.
Appointment.
Geo. S. West ofthis city, has been appointed TO
a responsible position ia the Portland Custom
House.
Religious.
Rev. William c. Barrows Waltham, Mass, re-
ceived and accepted call to the Adams Street
Baptist Church ia this city.
Bold Robbery.
A bold robbery was committed at the store Of
Twombly 4 Cleaves, at seven o'clock this evening.
A young man entered and called for some rings
and chains which were shown him; another out
slider raped on the window, calling the attention
of the proprietor, when the one inside took five
rings and chain and left. The property is val.
ued at one hundred dollars.
Portland Packing Company.
The Portland Packing Co. commenced the
canning of CLAIMS at the Biddeford Pool, last Sat
urlay. They propose employing about go hands
and put up 800 cans per day.
All Saints Day.
The festival of All Saints day was appropriately
celebrated at the French Church, St. Josephs. The
attendance was large.
The Late Storm.
the rain fall on Saturday night, was unprece
denied in this county. The river is estimated to
have risen four feet or more. No serious damage
has been done. The small streams back in the
country were swollen greatly, causing much dam
age. On Barrel Creek, South Limngton, three
bridges and Joseph Daviss mill were swept away.
The Little Ossipee river in the same section, rose
three feet. The dam at Little River Falls, South
Lebanon, was carried away and with it part of Shaw
ney's mill The rise in this stream near the
junction of Salmon Falls River, is eight feet, The
road. are badly Quilted.
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TE1,EGHAMSIN GENERAL.

The public debt statement shows decrease
during october of 1863, O55.69.
Hon. Messrs. Blaine and Hale arrived at Hall
fax, last night from st. John.
Lycurgus, archbishop of Syria, Greek cburch)
is dead.
To-day is legal holiday in New York.
Moody and Sankey want Nov. II observed as
fast day and the Rink prayer meeting yesterday
voted in favor thereof.
Rev. DR.. Storrs of Brooklyn has acce pied call
to the pastorate of the Brick church in New York
city.
The schooner reported ashore at Watch Hill,
Providence is the Mary Z. McHall, from Balti-
more for Newport.
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t't)REl(iN.
England.


London, November |. The Times estimates
that 200 mariners and others were drowned in the
North sea, during the gales of the past three
weeks.
The Thunderer Speaks.
The Times this morning has leading article
on the utterances of the Official Gazette of
s.. Petersburg, to the effect that "Steps must be
taken by the foreign cabinets to strengthen the
confidence so as to enable the Porte to meet his
promises" The Times says eve presume that
Russia thinks that conference of the great
mowers should review the treaty of Paris and eN-
anime into the state of the Turkish empire If a
merely verbal pressure is all she has in view, 1t
can be more safely applied by dispatches than by
a conference. If she aims at a more serious in
tcrvention it must 90 so far in order to be effect
ual that it would raise the eastern question IN a
peculiarly formidable shape. England is not
prepared to take such an immense responsibility
in the present unsettled state Of Europe.
Investigation.
At Plymouth, to-day the Lloyds representative
examined the sailors belonging to the crew of
the ship John Pascal, burned at sea. He was sat-
istied as to the general truth of their dispositions
and told them they would no longer be detained.
The question arose what to do with them. The
American consul considers that he Is in no wise
responsible for them. because they shipped at Cal
cuta and because they are believed to be British
subjects. The men wish to go to London.
Fire.
A factory in Preston was destroyed by fire yes
terdsy. 200 operatives are. thrown out of en-
ployment.
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London, November |. The Times estimates
that 200 mariners and others were drowned in the
North sea, during the gales of the past three
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BANGOR.
w alking Match.

Bangor, November l. A 20 mile walking mate h
took place this evening between G. F. Avery,
professional, and F. A. Woodbury., amateur, OF
this city, Avery to allow Woodbury. two miles in
twenty. Much excitement prevailed when Avery
left the hall at the completion of Woodburys 18th
mile, only l-3 of mile ahead ofhm. Woodbury.
was declared the winner and champion of the
State. Times hours, 81 minutes. The opinion
prevails that Woodbury. would have beat Avery
on twenty miles, had he continued.
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NEVADA.
Mining News.

Virginia City, November /. Mr.. Mackey, of
the firm OF Flood & O'Brien, says that with the
men and material now at the command of the
consolidated Virginia, the mine will be working
usual in 30 days, and the usual dividend will
be paid from the bullion already turned out, and
the surplus on hand now. There is no gas, fire
or appreciate amount fwater in the consolidated
Va, California, Ophir, Gould & Curry, Holland,
NoIcross or Savage mines. The reservoir was
tapped in the consolidated Va, which caused the
flood, but having exhausted itself, the work of
clearing the burnt district and re building is rap
idly gong on.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr. Thomas Holt has vacated the office of chief
engineer of the Eastern railroad. MIR. Holt was
sumo time ago elected to the position of chief en-
gineer of the Eastern and Maine Central roads,
with headquarters in Portland. MIR. Iratlon
Hatch is appointed, on the Eastern road, IN Mr..
Hollis place.
Mr.. b. G. Shaw, the efficient assistant manager
of the Western Union in Portland, adds to his
other accomplishments, that of painter of por-
traits in crayon. lie has just finished one that is
said to be an admirable likeness.
Mrs. Kent Mason, the eloquent lady temper
ance lecturer, is making a tour of the larger
towns in Washington county. The cause in that
section has been given strong impulse by her Ia
bors.
Hon. Francis w. Rice, ex-consul at Panama,
started from Saco, Thursday, for that place, to
spend the winter.
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FLORIDA.
Telegraphic.

Key West, November l. The cable steamer
Prof Morse sailed for New York this morning,
having completed the laying of the new cable be-
tween here and Punta Rasoa and repaired
the second cable. This restores teegraphic COM
and the other w. |. island, and with the South
American telegraph systems, through the new
cables from Demarara to Para and from Para to
Pernambuco, connecting with established lines to
Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and Valparaiso.
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DO.nEs OF the City Council.

There was a regular meeting of the City Coan-
Gil on Saturday afternoon, Oct. Goth.
Petition of - Smith. student in the Halo
well Classical School, and Simon johnson of Hall
Dwell. for compensation for personal injuries and
Injuries to horse and carriage Sept eth, at foot Of
Northern avenue, through alleged neglect to the
city, was presented On motion of Alderman
Thompson, the matter of personal injuries was re-
one other. to be chosen by Drs. Martin and Cole,
and the Mayor was authorized to settle under GER
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WALDOBORO'.
Burglary.

Waldoboro', November l. The millinery store
of Mrs. A. E. Miller Of this place was broken
into last night and silks, velvets, ribbons, &c, to
the value of $500 were stolen. Suspicion rests
on two persons, who were seen this morning trav-
cling away from the village with large package
of goods.
Snow Storm.
The first snow squall of the season made its ap-
pearance to-day.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, northwest to northeast winds,
low temperature, cloudy, cold weather and posi-.
bly, light rains or snow in the southern portion.
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CALIFORNIA.
The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company.

San Francisco November |. The NATL Gold
Bank and Trust Co, did not open this morning.
A crowd assembled before the opening hour with
every indication off continuance of run, and the
officers, as measure of safety, refused to pay
checks. The officers vouchsafe but little informa-
ton. 1t is claimed that the bank can pay every
thing in full, and will resume soon as possible,
but intimating no date. The bank has been con-
sidered weak since the failure of the Bank Of Cal
itornia; paying their small depostors only in full
and obtaining extension on larger ones. There is
no apparent excitement at the other banks
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati. November /, 1875,
PORK-$21 40 g21 40.
LARD-steam l2kaX kettle, l5kS-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders SL -;clear rib sides
l22sdls: clear sides 12I9
Observation-Disclosures -d9k: clear rib sides 14t
all; clear sides IA AJAX.
WHISkEY- lI3-1.
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TEXAS.
Ere.

Galveston, November /. A fire at Sherman,
tonight destroyed three blocks in the business
portion of the town. AT O'Clock the telegraph
manager reported that the fire had nearly reached
his office and he preparing to move. The
wires are down on both sides. 1t is supposed the
Office is burned
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Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-
siding.

MONDAY, Nov. lst.
Francis NJ. Bowman, keeper Of the Farmers llo-
tel, at the upper end of Water street street, was
put ON trial upon an indictment found against him
this term, for keeping liquor nuisance. S. \ l..
Titcomb for deft The jury were out two or three
hours but finally returned verdict of guilty
The trial did not occupy the whole day, but the
Judge had much difficulty in finding, parties ready
for trial in any civil action good many cases.
however, were disposed of in other ways. Late
in the afternoon was commenced the trial of John
Cottle VS.. Sawyer b. Norris. Potter for plf. Bean
for deft. 1t is an action upon account for labor.
The deft files an account in offset. Unfinished.
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1t is proposed by the Odd Fellows of this city, to
make friendly visit on Thursday evening, to the
Odd Fellows Lodge in Gardiner. These friendly
visits can but be promotive Of great good to both
bodies, who are laboring in a common cause.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Centennial Meeting.

Cheyenne, November l. A centennial meeting
was held at the Opera House, Saturday evening
which was decided success. Governor John II.
Thayer presided. AT the close of the meeting
over one fourth of the quota of centennial stock
assigned to Wyoming territory was taken.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Schooner Ashore.

Vineyard Haven, November l. The schooner
Lizzie Lane, from Pocksville, s. c and for Sears
port, ran ashore on the West Chop, this afternoon.
Vineyard Haven parties have contracted to get
Ia.. ,T
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York.

New York. November /, 1878.
Money more active, loanng at 5h per cent. and
closing at t. Foreign eSchange quiet and firm at
49, for 60 days and ISL for demand. Customs
receipts 1855 go. Gold closed at 1l6, the lowest
point ofthe ny, the i,ighe, price 1867.
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Nallomell ADbertlSements.
Hotel Notice!

MIA. E. O. aAA11,
HAS LEASED
The Hallowell House,
Aud new ready to attend to the wants Of the trav
cling public. The house Is situated on
Second Street, near the Depot,
and is a central location, only few steps from the
business street.
MIR. Blake has had a long experience in the hotel
business and feels confident OF giving entire satis.
faction He will keepa
First Glass House.
His table will be furnished with tne best the
narke affords, and by due attention to business DO
hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage.
H. Q. BLAKE,
Hallowell Me. nOvs6-ftf
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Snow Storm.
LEWISTON.
Fire.

Lewiston, November |. Fire was discovered
in the basement saloon in Lisbon block at l2.l5
o'clock this morning, but was extinguished with
little damage. The block is owned by Bates col
lege. Loss 500. The saloon Of Hilton & Holt
was insured for $500 in the Hudson company
which covers the loss. Cause unknown
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NEW PSHIKE.
Confirmation.

Great Falls, November l. Bishop 1fealey of
Portland performed the confirmation service on
over 200 persons at the Catholic church in this
place, Sunday, in the presence of an immense
audience.
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Maine men who return from California, after So
ourning several years in that State, arc satisfied
that man with limited capital can do better at
farming in Aroostook, make more money, and be-
come independent sooner, than in any part Of Ca
iforpia
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Ha!Iowell Savings Institution.

Deposits over 100000.
Money deposited in Savings Banks II not to be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
All deposi.ors' accounts are private and cons.
Dental.
Dividends are made in February and August
and all dividends not drawn out are added to tho
deposits and thus interest is compounded twice
a year.
Interest on deposits commences with the nrst 81
each month.
Loans will be made On first mortgages to limit.
ed amount and on boads, mortgages snd deposit
books lett as collaterals.
Once over the Northern NATIONAL Bank, Wsass
Street, Haliowell.
HI. X. BAK Err Treasurer.
Halloweli May 1874, wavi7tlaWst,
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Boston. October &c. 1873.
lSaies at the Brokers' Boardl
~ POI tlahd, Saco 4 Portsmouth ,5a-
81, 900 Eastern Railroad, rs 6sH
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Look to your fuel supply bank your houses;
purchase winter garments, and prepare for the cold
weather, which relentlessly and iTcsistbIy is
swooping upon us. The breath of its wings is al
ready felt.