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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
STATE NEWS.

The following arc the recent business changes
in this State sa-ssasaeass~-sssss
Portland-C. D. Richards, N. E. House, sold
ont, es ss4 SIT ~ F ~ ETHfEaE
w. D. Simonton, ship timber now Simonton &
Ladd.
Sam1 Waterhouse s. CO., clothing, now. samI
Warehouse & Sons. a& VT - ~
Smith, Morgan & Better clothing &C., dis; A.
NJ. Smith retires; others, with VIM. Nash and T.
W. Stanwood, continue, style Morgan Butler &
Co. +# #sT
Bangor-C. d. Brown, carpenter, and Blake &
Dole, planning MILL unite under the style Of Brown,
A. Lehman & Son, ship brokers, dis
Belfast-PerEins Bros, mfrs. carriages, sold to
Aaron Howard.
John =. Wadlin, stoves &C., sold TO Wadlin &
Merrill
Biddeford-O. Newcomb q Co., mfrs. boots and
shoes; j. II. Dearborn retires.
Brewer-F. G. Avery, gen. store, etc, sold to
j. c. Holbrook. ss s.3,sf
Calais-Woodcock & Hastings, grocers; dscon-
tnued.
Eastpor-C. H. Hayden & Co., gro, dis; now
John II. Hayden.
Three hundred thousand dollars worth of ship
ping are detained at the wharves in Bath, on
count of the accumulation of ice at "Fiddler's
Reach" .e..sl
The eighth annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department of Maine, will
be held at the headquarters of the Chamberlain
Post No. "a, at Skewhegan, on Thursday. JAN
18th, at o'clock p m, for the election OF depart
ment officers for the ensuing year. The Council
Of Administration will meet at the Turner House
at o'clock p. M. upon the day of the encamp-
ment. Arrangements have been made with the
Maine Central Railroad for free return tickets
Members attending will appear in the uniform Of
their respective post.
Gardiner city government has appropriated 49,,
coo to erect soldiers monument.
The stockholders of the Bay and River II. r.
have adopted resolutions of respect on the death
of the President of the road, Hon. N. G. HIGH
born.
The dwelling house of Mrs. McPhetres, at Ba-
sin Mills, Orono, was burned Saturday noon.
Most of the furniture and contents of the house
were saved. A defective chimney was the cause.
There was no insurance and the loss was consider
able.
The owners of trotting stock in this city have
rails ed fund by subscription, and scraped half
mile track on the ice above the bridge, opposite
the property OF the X. L & L. Co. The track is
IS feet wide, straight a line could be drawn, is
TO be kept clear of snow during the remainder of
the winter and pleasant days is very popular
resort for of fast nags to test the speed of
their trotters. Mr.. A. Z. Clary has been engaged
to look after the scraping OF this winter trottng
park Gardiner Reporter. -.
Mrs. Maggie Remission of Nobleboro, who poi
soned herself recently, by taking freckle com
pound died from the effects last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
Amateur Ministries of Bangor.

Mr. Edward T. Roberts, member Of the firm OF
A. II. Roberts & Co, Of Bangor, and Treasurer OF
the Amateur Minstrel Association of Bangor, was
in the city yesterday, to make the preliminary ar
engagements for the appearance of the troupe
here. At the earnest solicitation of many OF our
citizens, backed up by the member ofthc legisla-
ture from the eastern section of the state. this
popular troupe has consented to give one perform
ance at Granite Hall, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
9th, the proceeds TO go to benevolent object.
This company gave their first entertainment at
Bangor in April last but were not permanently or.
gained until August following. The organiza-
ton comprises some Of the best known young
men engaged in active business, in the city OF
Bangor, who have banded themsclves together for
the purpose of developing and cultiyating their
natural musical talent, and give regular minstrel
entertainments, not for profit. but 'just for the
fun Of it." They have performed at Bangor two
or three times to crowded houses, and once or
twice in other places, near Bangor, al the request
Of their friends. Augusta is down as Of the
favored places in their programme. We glad
of this, and feel authorized to ensure them large
house. They viii be accompanied by Andrews
Orchestra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
LOUISIANA.
Fatal Encounter of State Officials.
A Determined Struggle.

New Orleans, January rs. Anew Orleans spe-
rooms commence by Weeks, Assistant Secretary
of State, calling Paris, one Of the tar collectors,
dirty liar. This was followed by one of the ferc-
est struggles ever witnessed. The FIRST display of
arms was made by Weeks, who snapped pistol
three times at his opponent, then rushed upon him
and dealing terrible blow on the head. All of
the men in the room having fled, except Charles
Bagnic, it was impossible to separate the combat
ants. Paris drew bowie knife in the fight, and
cut his antagonist several times in the back and
sides and completely severed the muscles and ar
teries of his arm. Weeks at length sank upon the
floor, but rising again rushed upon Paris, only
again to receive the knife in his side. Lying pros
trate with Paris standing over him, Weeks made
several attempts to rise, but was each time stabbed
by his murderer, and soon dropped dead. Paris
surrendered himself to the police.
The Congressional Committee.
A despatch says that McEnery and other demo-
Gratis claiming TO be elected State officers in 1872
will read letter to the congressional committee,
signifyng their willingness to submit their case to
the full committee of seven, and abide by what
ever decision may be rendered by that body
McEnery claims that he is in the position to pro-
duce the original returns of the election in ques-
ton. These returns have been missing since
1872. An investigation into the action of the re-
turning board will be continued to-day. The COM
mittee were profoundly impressed at New Orleans,
Saturday, with the damaging nature of the evil
dence adduced against the action of the returning
board, and it is generally believed that in all mat
tiers pertaining to this part of the investigation
they win endorse the report Of their predecessors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
DifD.

H. this CITY 25th inst, Mrs d. NJ, vile of Horace
L. Wells, aged IS years.
In this cv, 2jth inst, of cerebro-spinal menin.
gii-, Mrs. Henry \. Case, aged 20 years ) months
and II days.
In albion, l2th inst, Mrs. Eunicc Baker, aged so
years.
In Nobleboro', llih inst. Mrs. Maggie Remission
aged u wears,
In Bremen, 18th inst, Edward Elsenhaucr, aged
g. veaIs Smonths.
In Dexter, 18Th inst Capt. Edward Lucas aged
- years months. He was one OF the early set
tlels having bsen resident OF the town between
folty and fifty years.
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Chicago Produce MaYxes.

'f Chicago. Jan. Is, 1875.
Flour-dull-extr spring IA ".
Wheat-No. 2 spring cash saxa; Mch. R95-ak;
Feb. 9OxaT.
Corn--No. 2. mixed, cash, 64ks; May, MA;
Ia Jun. Ga Feb.
oats-No. Q, 62xa1 cash Jun, d; 52H-ak
Feb; 4kaX Mar. .H l4 a
Rye-No. ., 97a97. ~ qe.r5 s.-..
Barley-No spring 1s-a cash2 12SKa jan;
127a- Feb.
Dressed Hogs 0Cas 05-. r. -r.s IL 81 ..5...s.
.Pcik-l7 75al7 72Il CASH IS GOALS 05 Feb: Is 80
al5 30 Mich.
Lard-l3 l5al3 I7le cash; 10 I7Kals 20 Feb; - 81
ala 40 Mch.
Bulk Meats-.shoulders eHaA; short rib mid,
9ka-; short clear mid a9k.
Hams IA bs average l0ha--. ag,Ss s5
Whiskey-@-a.
Freights--Corn to Buffalo, Ida; wheat do ~
a..
Receipts 1000 -four; $4,000 wheat Oh, 600 corn
1e,4S0 oats; IIGC rye; II COS barley
shipments - 10000 Hour; 5000 wheat; 5000
corn; 2 600 oats 1000 barley, loco rye.
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Gardiner Locais-PainruI Accident.

Mr.. T. Ii. Spear, who was about starting q tor
pcdo factory at the lower end of Water Street,
was most terribly wounded yesterday, by the
bursting Of bottle Of preparation used for max
ing torpedoes. Both hands were blown off, his
face horribly mangled and he will probably lose
the sight of one eye. 1t seems that Mr.. S. was
showing Mr.. Alonzo Parsons about his premises,
taking bottle of.the preparation in his hands
and shaking it, when it exploded with the above
result. Mr.. Spear is one of our best citizens
md has the sYmnathY Of the entire community.
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Legislative News ana Gossip.

A large number Of the citizens of Portland are
expected here Thursday, on the Cape Elizabeth
Ferry question.
Senator Cushing was quite unwcll on Saturday,
but was better yesterday.
The Committee ON Ways and Means will have
a meeting this morning at 8 O'Clock.
A canvass has been made, upon the question of
the abolition of the death penalty, and the vote in
the Senate will stand l6 to abolish, 10 opposed
and uncertain, leaving majority of one in the
iull board to abolish capital punishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

The Wing announces the death, at his home in
Bangor, ON Saturday evening" Of Samuel 5. Smith
a well known printer. Mr.. Smith was born in
IIalowell Feb. oath. 1902 At the age of four
teen years he was apprcnticed to MessrS. Goodale,
Glazier & Co., printers and publishers at HALO
well-afterwards Glazier, Masters & Smith As
an apprentice he worked on the old Ilallowell Ga
zette and Robinsons Almanac. After the custom
of the times, he served seven years at his trade,
in constant and unremitting labor, and received a
suit of clothes and $50 upon the completion of his
apprenticeship. He worked in several places, and
established small printing office in Bangor, in
1888. He was the fast to set up power press in
the State. lie was faithful, industrious man
and a most excellent printer. His disease was
consumption. He leave widow and two chill
dren.
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PORTLAND.
A Feminine Nuisance.

A Feminine Nuisance.
Portland, January %. A noted case was decid-
ed in the Supreme Court to-day. Mary Jane
Stafford, who owns large number of houses, kept
for houses Of i'll fame and liquor dens was indict
ed under the nuisance act, for allowing buildings
to be used for such purposes. She was found
guilty on the part Of the court; sentence awaits
decision Of the Law Court on exceptions.
County Statement.
The report of the County Commissioners OF
Cumberland, issued today, shows the county
debt to be about 81 900; resources about $751;
900, of which S99739j were secured by the
robbers lately.
Railroad Accident.
Fred ilobson was run over by snow-plow on
the Ogdensburg r. r., at Steep Falls, Saturday,
losing one OF his legs and mangling one arm
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Il abroad Accident.
BELFAST.
Detained by Ice,

Belfast, January p. Steamer Katahdn, from
Boston, reached her wharf here, yesterday, and
remains unable to proceed farther by ice, which
embargoes Buckspolt harbor. Her passengers
and portion Of the freight were forwarded to
Bangor by land. She reports large fields of ice
between Monhegan and White Head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
CANADA.
Disastrous Fire and Loss of Life.
Nine Persons Burned to Death.

Boucherville, January %. A fire this morning,
destroyed the farm house occupied by Pierre
Delude. His wife and eight children persisted in
the flames. Dulude was seriously burned in his
efforts to save his family, and is not expected to
live. His wife and children were literally burned
to ashes and only fragments of the bodies can be
found. The oldest child was - years old and the
youngest was baby.
Fire.
Montreal, January %. At the tannerics this
morning a block of seven houses belonging to
Mr.. Barfaut, were destroyed by fire. Loss about
$40 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26
MEXICO.

Cruze on their way to France, have been brought
back to this city on charge of carrying Oft
young Mexican girl against her own consent and
her parents wishes.
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tG!arrifn.

/" ~rb--, 3l>t ut, John n. Durgan TO Miss
Frances y. Morrison Fred Sands to Miss Edna
Larry. all OF Sebec.
In Rockland, 2Gth ult, Alden Crockett 10 Miss
Mary j. Cogan, both of Rockland: I'd inst, Edward
North Haven
In Bristol, 3lst ult., CALVIN V. Robbins to Annie
y. Nichols, both of Bristol.
In Waldoboro', 9th inst, Henry j. Genthoer to
Miss Mary +. Creamer both of Wa doboro'.
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Shot In Church.

A young negro shot silas Edwards, deacon of
colored church, and two others were seriously
cut by his companions while they were disturbing
the church
A Big Subsidy.
The Times Washington despatch says the subs-
dy to SCOTS proposed Pacific railroad involves
$500 900 from the Treasury.
Struggled Silks.
1t is stated that the recent discovery Of snug
gled silks in cases has led to information showing
that over million dollars worth of silks has beel
struggled into New York during the past year.
and several custom officers have been found i'm.
plca.ed.
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BATH.
Launched.

Bath, January .. Launched this afternoon,by
E. & y. Sewal, fine ship of about 100 tons,
named Continental Can't. Fred S. Bosworth COM
mauds her.
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yyaydobor0' Eank Officers.

Mcdomac National Bank-Samuel ". jackson,
President; George Allen, Cashier; George D.
Smonsc, s. ". Jackson, IIenry Kennedy, Nyrick
L. Weeks and George Weeks, Directors,
Waldobro National Bsnk-Isaac Reed, Presi-
dent B. B. Haskell Cashier; Isaac Reed, John
Sides, Augustus Welt, Soloman Shumar, George
HARRINGTON. DIRECTORS.
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City of Augusta.

rINIIE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts will
4 meet in the Aldermens Room, on Wednesday,
eth inst. att O'Clock i. NJ "to examine all bills
which may be rendered against the city, and allow
them such part of them as they deem TO be just
and to make roll OF the same to be reported TO the
CITY Council at its next meeting. All demands that
shall not have been placed in the hands of the Com
mittee by halEpast O'Clock on the day above NAM
ed will be laid aside until the next meeting OF the
Committee. CHAS, L. NASH, Charmen OF
5. +. ROBINSON Committee.
Augusta, Jan. 25 1875. It'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

The western passenger train was an hour late
yesterday afternoon, on account of snow drifting
on the track. The evening train from Bangor was
late, Fl ON the same cause.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Obituary.

Providence January %. BENZ. {. Allen, who
while night Waterman at the State Prison, in
Oct, 1872, was struck down by convict named
Elisha c. Peck, died to- day at the State Lunatic
Asylum, of softening of the brain, caused by in
inries then received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

A patient in the insane hospital, the venerable
Woodman, recently sent for the Chaplain. lie
wanted to be ordained, married and cruciEed. A
crusty old bachelor suggests that cruciixion al
ways follows marriage.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
COilisiOn.


Boston, January %. A collision occurred on
the Old Colony road at 49, to night, at HARRISON
Square station in the suburbs. The Southern
Shore train Off the track at bingham and was
detained two hours and half. and at the above
named staten ran into the rear of local train
which had carried large number Of passengers
bound for Boston to attend the various amuse-
ments. The engine of the Shore train was de-
molished, boiler perforated and steam escaped,
adding to the general confusion. Seats were torn
up and windows shattered in the forward train
ard several persons were severely injured, but n
lives lost.
Fire broke out about 10 o'clock tonight in the
ton streets, occupied furniture ware rooms,
Nos. l2j to l29 Fulton street Damage to build
ing about $4,000; to stock about s2j 600; insur-
ancc not a>ccrtancd.
Sudden Death.
a widow lady residing on White street, was found
dead in her house last night Heart disease was
the cause.
fatal Accident.
Mrs. James Corcoran died Saturday night from
injuries received last week by fall upon the side
walk.
Fall River, January %. ~ a largely attended
committee meeting of the female weavers, held
from the Granite, four from the Crescent and six
from the Merchants Mills, to act as visitors
10 the most needy cases among the strikers and to
obtain a report for the committee.
Gloucester, January %. The fishing schooner
Annie +. Lane, Andrew IIoller, master, of this
port, went ashore on Salt Island last night. She
will be gotten off to-day, little, if any, damaged
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LEWISTON.
Legal Decision.

Lewiston, January %. In account of Peter o.
Strong, surviving partner Of the firm Of G. W.
Riley & Co., Boston, VS.. James IIrst, for Sll 900
worth Of wool purchased in 1864, verdict
dered for dcfe ndant; defense settlement in ac-
count.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

1t is useless to attempt to cleanse stream while
the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints Of
the liver or kidneys, eruptions of the skin, scrofu
la headaches, and all diseases arising from impure
blood, are at once removed by Dr. Walkers Cali
forna Vinegar Bitters, purifier of the blood, and
rcnovater OF the system. 1t has never been known
to fail. jan5- +&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

Governor Brown was then renominated amidst
cheers and excitement. General Bates was with
drawn Immediately after the denomination of
Governor Brown, which served as signal for
renewed cheering and applause in the galleries,
and amidst the widest excitement the President
of the convention declared it adjourned, ordered
the Senators to return to the chamber, and left
the chair. As soon as order was re-estabshed
the House was called to order by Speaker Bond
and adjourned till tomorrow morning.
1t is the general impression that the race,
which is narrowed down to johnson and Brown,
will be decided on the first ballot to morrow. The
friends of both parties are sanguine of success.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati, Jan. %, 1875.
PORK-dnll, at $l3 2581S 90.
LARD-steam 13<aK; kettle, 149X.
BULK MEATS-shoulders xa-; clear rib sides
9hax: clear sides 9Aa%.
Observation-Disclosures SD; clear rib sides l0X
g.; clear sides l1a-L.
WHISKEY-S5-a.
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A Mr.. Brown, belonging Gardiner or Halo
well, ruined $3.50 sleigh on State street, Sunday
afternoon. The horse turned short, breaking
one of the runners and thils Of the sleigh, and
then kicked the fender into pieces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

Eggamoggin Reach which separates Deer Isle
from the main land (Sedgwick) has been impas-
sible for week, during which time the mails
have not been transmitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

A gentleman, who is ON the road a good deal
and conversant with the affairs of business men,
says that business is gradually frightening up,
and the awakening is felt 10 all the wholesale
houses in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

Rev. A. V. Tilton, recently pastor of the First
Baptist church in this city, has received and &C
cepted call to the Baptist Church in Orange
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

The petitioners for the corporation of the Brs-
toll Agricultural Society will be heard Thursday
next at Room "a, BY the Committee on Agricul-
ture Per order,
ian22-ttd SAM'L IIrBBARp. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

Sometime during the first days of the sessions Of
the Legislature, the Messenger of the House
picked up bunch of keys, which the owner cen
have by calling upon him.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IT q THE
Daily Keansbee Suuraal.
GARDINER.

Special Despatch to the Kennebec Journal
The Ice Business.
Gardiner, January rs. The Knlckerbocker Ice
Company finish filing their houses Tomorrow
They have put up $4,000 tons of ice the present
season, working but IA days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

At meeting of the Stockholders of the First
National Bank of Wiscasset held at their banking
room Jan. Is, the following elected Directors
for the ensuing year Henry ingalls,, Vim. P.
Lennon. Andrew Lacy, Samuel +. Smith, Joseph
Tucker, j. Z. Scott, r. II. Tucker, Cyrus Nc
Kown, and F. L. Carney. At a meeting of the
Directors, Henry Ingalls, was elected President.
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spirit. Honor to the man who thus leaves behind
him so many
footprints On the sands of time,
Footprints that perhaps another
Sailing DER lifes solemn main,
A forlorn and shipwrecked brother
Seeing, shall take heart again"
W O.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Jan. q, 1873.
[Saes at the Brokers Boari.l
Eastern II. r., Mia
Eastern Railroad, Mid
At Auction.
Boston and Maine Railroas. ll7h
Lacona Manig. Co 40
Boston X Maine II, X. ll7s4a-
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holding the close attention Of hisaudience through
out Over $50 signed the pledge, and Reform
Club was organized. Mr.. John r. Foss. Presi-
dent; DR., G. VI. Twitcaelf, S.rrctary; and VIM.
Crosby ESQ Chaplain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

Mr.. Martin L. Reynolds Of Sidney, drove into
the market yesterday, pair Of oxen that he had
bought of Jonathan pinkham OF Augusta, and
that will be cut up at the market of Storer &
Dow. They are small-boned, fat and compactly
made up animals, weighing on the foot 1920 lbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

The Gardiner Reporter says that on Thursday
afternoon last, a Young man named rank Hold
ges, belonging in Augusta and at work for knick
crbocker Ice Co. at their Chealsea houses, fell in
fit, from the run. lie was considerably bruised
but not seriously hurt. Medical assistance was at
once summoned, and proper remedies applied,
but he continued to have commissions, throughout
the day. 1t was thought the severe cold was the
cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-26

REM0yAL.-F. {. Foote has removed her stock
of hair goods to 40 Wate St, over Pierce's Book
store, where she will be eased to exhibit TO old
and customers her large assortment of
switches, braids, natural curls, &c. Work of all
kinds done to order. ttf.
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The bond Of Hon. S. {. Hatch, State Treasurer
was signed yesterday. 1t is for $4,000, ard The
persons whose names attached to the bond
represent 4 combined capital of more than two
million dollars. The following are the names
George W. Pickering, Samuel IL. Blake, Charles
p. Brown and A. L. Simpson Of Bangor; b. II.
Cushman and George ". Stanley Of Augusta
samuel L. Spring OF Portland
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local anD State Mems.

Toe constitutional commission transacted no
business yesterday, as quorum was not present
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Jos. NJ. Hayes, Esq, of Bath, has been appoint
ed Commissioner to take dispositions to be used
before the Alabama claims Commission.