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OUR DEAD SURROGATE.

Average temperature yesterday 43s
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA
DROWNED.

Costa RIGA and Nicaragua armng, but Il Is not
thought they Will 60 TO war.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship China will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close At tho Post once q
half past four O'Clock A. N.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europo-will
DO ready at four o'clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six ccnta
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THE TREASURY BILL ron THE CENTENNIAL CELL
ITERATION EXPENSES.

ITERATION EXPENSES.
LONDON, April III, 1s76.
A dcxpatch from Versailles TO tho Daily Nescs says
The Chamber Of Deputies yesterday referred 10 tho
Budget Committee the bill granting $4,000 for the
conveyance Of French workmcn to the Philadelphia
Exhibition.
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GUATEMALA AND SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROUBLES
From the Star aud Herald extracted the following
in regard to tho troubles between Guatemala and San
SALVADOR
GUATEMALA March Z. 1875
About two months ago the newly elected President OF
San Salvador had interview with tho head oil the Re-
public here to unto IN the restoration OF peace In Hon.
duras To effect II each party had to bring 1000 to
quiet the disturbance and to allow friend OF Guae-
nala Mr. Soto, to become President OF Honduras Con-
zaes OF San Salvador, exPresident but General
n-Chief OF the army, did not like this arrangement
CLERICAL INTRIGUE.
At the same time the clergy pushed Gonzalez ahead
sanction such STEP for the sake OF revengirg
themselves Guatemala for former cxpulsions and
trumpcd up the lame that no volunteers TO
be found in Salvador to take against Honduras,
but that Salvador could not and should permit
Guatemala 10 enrich herself by morally ruling Hon.
duras.
GoxzALEzs ACTION
AS tho 1000 soldiers, under General Soto, marched
along spite OF evcrythinA Gonzalez looked upon this
aggressive policy Of Guatemala and with his
troops this territory where President Barros
went 1t the head Of his army to drive the San Saliva
dorians away.
FOREIGNERS
Barrios staff consists OF General Uraga, leader OF
the army Generals Bunting and Spaudng. both
Americans; Maggie an Englishman, and Birch, .
German.
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Captain J. r. Downing Of tho brgantine Nile, and his
second mate drowned by the upsctting Of boat
near Greytown.
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DIED.

DIED.
srYDAM-In Jersey City. April II, SARAH AUGUSTA,
wife OF Raw J. Howard Suydarn-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
fFor Other Deaths See FyflA PdgGJ
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sILENCED IN A FEW H0URs.--A DISTRESSING
Cough, by IIALks BoNKy HoRKBoUSp AND TAI (
PIKK'S TooTnAcHH DROps In minute. ~
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
--TOTHF.--
daily Hsaashec aonrual.
TIL PRESIDENCY.
Nothing Decided as
Vet
SOUTH CAROLINA CLAIMED FOR
HAYES AyD WHEELER.
Prominent Men of Both Parties IN
New Orleans.
THE SITUATION PROMISING FOR
REPUDLICAN SUCCESS.
Blaine Propo cd for the Presidency of
the Senate.
THE SITUATION PROMISING FOR
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
Blaine Propo cd for the Presidency of
the Senate.

New YORK, November 10. The morning jour
mails see no change in the presidential situation
and make no alterations in the electoral tables.
The Times to day claims that Hayes has car
RED Florida by one thousand and Louisiana by
three thousand.
NEW YORK. November To- The Tribune ;
Washington special says influential republicans
talk of the election of Mr.. Blaine to the presi-
cy of the senate as an event likely to ensue
Immediately after the reassembling Of congress
If such action should be taken it would of course
be to provide for possible contingency which
might leave vacancy in the offices of both presi-
pent and vlce-presdent after the ith Of March,
and devolve the powers of the executive upon the
presiding officer Of the senate.
BosToN, November IA. The Advertiser has the
following special:
WASHINGTON, November a. All the infol ma
ton received here to day, both private aad Off
cal, is Of character to strengthen the confidence
of the republicans in the election Of Gov Hayes
Numerous official dispatches have come to hand
from Louisiana and all speak Of Hayes having
carried that State by fair majority.
The President expressed his mind quite freely
| to friend to-day, and said he was fully deter.
mined not to countenance any interference with
the legal authorities OF Louisiana, Florida OF
South Carolina in ascertaining the truth regard
ing the votes cast on Tuesday last. In his judg-
ment, based upon private information received,
Gov. Hayes has carried all three States and was
duly elected and would be inaugurated. on the
9TH of March. I he President said he had taken
every precaution to prevent an outbreak, and I'M
less the Southern democracy were determined
upon fight, the troops would have little TO do.
Attorney General Taft said to your correspond
ent to-day that he entertained no doubt of the
election Of Hayes, and the official count in those
disputed States would demonstrate this to be a
fact.
Secretary Chandler has been in receipt of nu-
merous dispatches, all confrmatory of previous
dispatches. He still maintains and with more
confidence than ever, the success of Hayes
In response 10 telegraphic inquiry your cor
respondent to night received the following
COLUMBIA, S. c, November 10. Official re-
turns have been received from IS out of the 80
counties. The estimates of parties differ widely
The republicans expect from five to six thousand
for Hay cs, and from four TO five thousand for the
State ticket WALTER II. JONES,
Governors Private Secretary.
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EUROPE.
The Eastern Question.

BELGRADE, November IA. The Russian con-
sui general here has informed Gen. Tchernayefie
that the Gar forbids his return to Russia. Gen.
Tchernayeffe will go on leave Of absence TO vi
emma to morrow.
ST. PETERSBURG, November a. Prince Gorts-
chakoff's circular, dated November Is and pub
lished in the Official Gazette, corresponds with the
version already telegraphed. 1t says: "Mobiliza-
ton has been ordered in view of the acts of vio-
lence in Turkey, which still continue TO be perpe-
trated Notwithstanding all the efforts Of the Rus
sian government. An imperial ordinance also has
been issued ssnctioning the formation of six army
corps, composed of divisions stationed in the dis
trics of kev, kherkan and Odessa. The active
army W i'll comprise four divisions, and be under
the command of the Cars brother, Grand Duke
Nicolas Nicolasevitch, with Adjutant- General
Nepokoitsehtzky as chief of staff, Prince Masas-
sky, commander of artillery, and Major General
Depp, chief Of engineers. The commanders Of
the various corps are Prince Barklai Won Toll
Waimarn, Lieutenant General Rudetsky, Baron
Kruedener, Prince Woronsoff, Prince Schaskof-
ski and General Waunowsky.
Sentenced.
LONDON, November IA. A despatch from Mos.
COW says that DIR. Strsusburg and the officials OF
the Moscow commercial loan bank, recently con-
victed of Irregularities, have been sentenced IS
follows: Or. Strausburg to Punishment from Rus
STA; Messrs. Loudon, Poljanski and Borrisowsky
to Punishment to Tansk and Onetz; NJ. Schu-
macher to one months Imprisonment.
Marine News.
The British big Oronoc to ashore in South bay
is well upon Sandy beach. Three Of the Grew
were drowned.
Personal.
The Austrian prime minister, Count Andrassy is
i'll at Perth.
A Denial.
ROME, November IA. The report in the
Cologne Gazette, about the proposed procedure
of the italian government in the event Of the
death of the Pope, is pronounced baseless falsi-
fcation.
Drowned.
HAvRE, November IA. Francois Neither, who
arrived here from New York on the steamer
France, was accidentally drowned at the steamers
dock.
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STATE MEMS.

The Journal says that Joseph johnson, the East
Livermore drover, who was robbed of $500
Thursday night last, about mile from Livermore
Falls, is recovering from the effects of q blow
the head. He has recollection of being shad-
owed on his way home from Boston or Portland
or Lewiston. lie left Lewiston about p. NJ, on
Thursday, in team, driving one horse and lead
ing another. lie had sold ffty-fve head Of cattle
and had $500 in his pocket, including Boston
check. lie was within half a mile Of his house
when he WAS attacked. The first ntimation, as he
states that he had Of trouble was his horse stop
ping-then he knew nothing from $50 p. NJ, till
1890 Friday afternoon. When he came to con-
sciousness he heard his horse grazing: the traces
and reins were cut and the horse free from the
carriage. He got back quarter of mile to the
nearest house (Mr. Oldhsm's) and told bis story.
He passed North Turner bridge about about half
past six o'clock
The Home for Aged Women at Bangor has
been dedicated with appropriate exercises.
boy, fifteen years of age, who has been living
in Pennsylvania with mlkman, saved the fifteen
cents given him every morning to buy breakfast
until he got enough to pay his fare part way to
Bangor, where his brother resides. He reached
Portland Saturday night, raised generous con-
tribution at City Hotel, and left for Bangor to-
day Portland Advertiser.
Mr.. Calvin Staples of Eliot, has been missing
since election day, and up to Thursday night no
trace of him had been found. He went to Ports
mouth and registered at the Kearsage House, and
was last seen at noon of that day. At the time he
left home he 500 on his person.
A case for wife beating in Bangor resulted in
the discharge Of the respondent.
George j. Varney delivered the opening lecture
Of the course at Alfred, one evening of last week
and though heavy rain was falling he had full
house. MIR. Varney will lecture in the Saco course
on the 18th inst, and in the Bangor course on the
lst Of December.
The turbine water wheels for driving the pump
ing machinery at the water works in Bangor, are
being put in place.
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The newly organized Central Maine Poultry
Association, is to hold its first annual exhibition at
Fairfield, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Dec. 18th, 10Th and 2lst
The object Of the Society il the improvement
and more thorough dissemination of the breeding
Of poultry, pigeons, etc, TO be effected by the
gathering and publication Of information bearing
upon the subject the holding fairs, the disribu-
ton Of awards, &c.
The premiums of the Association are open TO
the competition of the State. The entrance fee
for each coop or specimen for competition, is 30
cents excepting for pigeons, birds and other pets,
2j cents
Persons intending to compete for prizes must
Fadden, Fairfield, on CT before Monday, Dec. 18th
as none will be received after that date. Proper
blanks will be furnished by the Secrc tary TO those
who wish to make entries.
Andrews Hall, Fairfield, will be open for the
reception Of specimens for competition or eShibi-
ton, on Monday, December 18th, at 8 o'clock A.
NJ. Specimens competing for prize mus. be en-
tered in the name of the actupl owner.
/. X. Felch of Eatick, Mass, is to be the Judge
at the exhibition.
The exhibition will be open to the public on
Tuesday, Dec 10Th, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and will
be open daily from A. NJ. to 10 F. NJ, closing
Thursday, Dec Dist, at 10 0 clock z. NJ. Regular
and special premiums offered TO an extent suf
fcient to ensure splendid exhibition and a good
sene-oif for the young society. The hcn-fancers
of henncbec county should take an interest in
this exhibition which comes off al their very door
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The Influence OF Malaria Counteracted.
That the harmful influence upon the human sys.
TEN Of malaria may be efectually counteracted has
been demonstrated for years past by the protec-
ton afl, led the inhabitants OF vast mia sma breed
ing districts III North and South America, Guate-
mala, Mexico and the West Indies, by Hostettcr's
stomach Bitters. Used az a preventative, they
have Invariably been found to be II ost reliable
safeguard against chills and fever, bilious remit
tents, and stili more malignant types OF malarious
disease, ana v hen employed as remedy have al.
ways proved Their adequacy TO the task of eradlcat
OF TIE stomach, liver and bowels, which IN hot ti-
mates ard mlasmatic localities are particularly
rite the Bttsrs are prompt aud thorough remedy.
They also itrengthen the system, tTanqulize the
nerves, promote digestion, and sound sleep, and
imlau I'M y un.cd rolsh Tor food.
nnYIh tnnIHMlM
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Chicago Produce Market.
New York, Nov. IA, 1876,

Chicago, Nov. II, 1875.
FLOUR extra spring, - 50a6 rs.
WHEAT-No. spring, spot, l21sal1Ik; Oct,
| l0ka; Nov, Ill.
COkN-No. 2, mixed, spot. issla-- Oct. 4a,.e-
OATS-No. 2, 32ka-, spot Oct, 321..
RYE-No. 2, 5s-a57a.
BARLEY-No. spring, 77a7sh-, spot.
DRESSED HOGS-9 65A9 70.
P0Rk-I6 90 ais 81 spot; Oct, Is 30al5 asH
LARD-9 so &C., spot; Nov g 75aS 32k
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 69Ia- short rib
mid, sra -; short clear mid, saask.
HAMS-l5 ms average
WHISKEY-l07aa
FREiGHTS-Con to Buffalo, ask; wheat do
-.
RECEIP fS-15,0O6 -four; lll.0o0 wheat; $1,000
corn; $4,000 oat, 5000 rye; 1900 barley.
SHlPMENTS-l4,GO0 flour; l25,000 wheat; 1884,
corn 20 600 oats; 10 900 barley; LOO rye.
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A llallowell democrat, who lost brother in one
of the battles of the rebellion, applsuding the
bloody shirt which was hung out by the democrats
of this city 1t in the presence of republi-
can, who quietly inquired of the jolly democrat
why he did not also fling 10 the breeze the blood
stained shirt in which his brother received his
death wound. The democrats face saddened as
his memory recalled his brothers sufFerngs, and
he said: 81 think that remark is uncaled for"
The republican didn't think it was. At any rate
the democrat made soberer, If not wiser
man bv il.
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supreme Judicial Court-Danforth, J. pre-
siding.



This is the fourth day of the trial Of the fow-
age case. Turner VS.. Whitehouse q ais. The tes-
timony bears mainly upon the question OF pre-
scripton set up by the defts or the right to flow
acquired by twenty years use. The plf stopped
again early in the afternoon, when the defts pre-
ceeded with rebutting proof. An unfortunate
hitch has happened which will hang the case up
for day at least. 1t became necessary to send TO
Palermo for witness to prove the execution of
lease offered in evidence by the pf. The mes
senger reported the witness sick and unable to at
tend The judge thought best under the circum-
stances to appoint commits sioner to procure the
desired testimony. With that exception the evil
dence in the case is closed. On the return of the
deposition the case will be ready for argument.
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SERIOUS RIOT In SCRANTON, PA.
A Party of Strikers Attack Men who
Resumed Work-.-SeveraI
Seriously Injured.

SCRANTON, November IA. serious riot &C.
cure here to-day between the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western II. II. Company's mechanics,
who have been ON strike for six weeks past, and
some OF their number who recently resumed
work. The fight occurred in the vicinity of the
shops, Just as the men were quitting work. Bars
OF iron, stones and other missiles were used, and
several were seriously injured.
The men on strike are growing desperate and
unless the dispute Is settled soon trouble may be
looked for. The mayor and chief OF police have
taken precautions to be prepared for any emergen.
cy that may arise 10 morrow.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The United States mani f-war Vsndalia passed
Gibraltar on the 9Th inst, going east.
The British ship Carolina Agnes from Shields
to New Orleans, has been wrecked near Berwick,
England. Six persons were drowned
A messenger from Livadis passed through
Dover to day with dispatches from the Car to
Queen Victoria.
Max COIN, the alleged defaulting employee of
the firm of Strupp & Co., Saxony, is in custody
at Philadelphia.
Hon. John Hlyard Cameron died at Toronto
to-day.
The Cocheco Manufacturing Company Of Do
yer are altering their pattern shop into free bath
and reading room for its operatives.
Henry Haaberman, q Swede. forty years old,
committed suicide this afternoon at Gloucester,
Mass.
Luke Hughes, for manslaughter, was to-day
sentenced to eight years in State prison, at New
Bedford, Mass.
The Alabama legislature met to-day. The gov
ernor will send in bis message to morrow.
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1t is generally supposed by certain class Of
citizens, who are not practical or experienced that
Dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, but we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge. failed to cure Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, palptation
of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c. Out Of 10000
dozen bottles sold last year, not 81 ngle failure
was reported but thousands of complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists of wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sam
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size IS cents. For
sale by all druggists. septic tTT&S&w
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, November IA. Official returns
from 90 cities aud counties in Virginia show q
majority for Tilden of over 10000 The remain
ing counties will increase the figures about 1000.
In the 9th district fuckers majority for Congress
is 300. In the 9TH district Harris majority is
10, S9j. In the Sth district 1Iurton's aority Is
6iSj. Full returns have not yet been received
from the remaining districts, but in the lst. 3D. Sd
5th and 9th districts the democratic candidates
have equally large majoritics. Jorgenson, in the
4th district, is the only republican elected. His
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The Last Chance to Save
Your Money.

All persons taxed IN the city of Augusta, for the
year 1875, who have not paid their assessments,
are notified and warned to pay the same to the col
lector forthwith that their personal property is
liable to seizure at any time and to be sold tax
es, and for want OF such property they are liable
to arrest and commitment TO jail. All real estate
upon which .he taxes assessed shall not have been
paid prior to January LIST, next, will be forthwith
advertised and sold according to law.
shall proceed at once to commit to constahles
for collection those taxes now unpaid, as fast as
the necessary papers can be made out. The only
and last chance to save costs is by calling on the
Collector and paying before being waited on by an
officer. wish TO avoid making costs for anyone,
but am required by law to collect the taxes COM
mitted to me within given time, and shall do SO If
possible. Tax payers will have only themselves to
blame If hey have costs as well taxes to settle
after Nov. Is, int.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Nov. I'd, 1876. noy3 t&wtf
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MASSACHUSETTS.


Personal.
BosToN, November IA. Gov CASTOR is still
alive and 10 this city.
Burglary.
A gang e three burglars entered the house of
Miss NJ. Marsh West Peabody, Mass, last night,
bound and gagged her, and robbed the house of .
small amount of property They also attacked
and seriously injured her brother, living near.
Religious.
The third church congress Of the Protestant
Episcopal church opened this forenoon. Bishop
Haddock delivered the opening address
Robbery.
Rev G. b. Mclean of Mass achusetts, Home
Missionary, was robbed last night on steamer G.
Ii. Northsm of the New Haven line, of his watch
and $50. No clue to the thief
The Turf.
The fall meeting at Mystic Park begun to day.
The 2 As race purse of $50, was won by br. IN.
Graceful; time 24l, 2.4l, 2.40 H. The 2.29 race
for purse of $500, had six starters, but was I'M
finished. -Four heats were trotted. Best time
22g
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Marine Disasters.

HALIFAX, November Ia. A large brig drifted
into Crow Harbor, Fortune Bay, with four dead
men dashed TO the rigging.
The schooner Walrus owned by the Hudson
Bay Company, from Labrador, was lost on Black
Island, and all hands were drowned except the
captains son.
The schooner Emily Laden, with Goldfish, was
wrecked on the labrador coast, and the crew was
saved.
The schooner Nautilus of Prince Edward
Island was lost on the Newfoundland coast, and
the crew persisted.
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Our usually quiet town is at present quite lively
over the result of the late election. Many of our
citizens 60 about the streets mourning over disap-
pointed hopes. A few of our people, more daring
than the Iest have ventured out to the Centennial,
and will doubtless come back satisfied for time
Some of our young men, who left us in the
spring to seek their fortunes abroad have re-
turned to "winter quarters
"Honest John Tompkins, the hedger and ditcher,
Has got the case, but is not any richer
We pity him so and yet it seems funny,
Honest John got the case, but who got the
money I"
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The Free High School in district No. T. in Bel
grade, closed with an exhibition on the afternoon
and evening of Saturday, Nov. ith, and drew
crowded house. This term of school has been
under the instruction of Miss Emily F. Williams
Of Readfeld one OF the most successful teachers
in this county. She has given great satisfaction
to the district and has been employed TO teach the
winter term of school
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Vistar's BaIssm Of Wild Cherry.

The great remedy for Consumption. This well
known remedy is offered TO the public, sanctioned
by the experience of over forty years; and when
rcsorted to in season. seldom fails to effect spec
dy cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, In
huenza, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Pains or
Soreness in the Chest or Side, Bleeding at the
Lungs, Liver Complaint, ETC. Beware of Coun-
terfets Remember that the genuine Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry has on the outside wrap
per the signature Of ~. Butts" and the printed
name of the proprietors "Seth W. Fowle 4 Sons,
Boston" All others a,e base limitations. Exam
inc the wrapper carefully before purchasing.
povl5-teod&wlw
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, November IA. The Postmaster
General to-day received the designations of John
". Watts, postmaster at Lafayette, Oregon, and
II. N Sollace, postm aster ut Bridgeport, VT both
of whom. were chosen presidential electors at the
late election. The designations were accepted
and in the Vermont case the appointment of d.
IL. Bennett as postmaster was ordered.