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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-06
" ASlIiNGItbN.
Senator Morril,,s Financial Il,

Wa.hiurton January g. The following is the
fan tcyt of the hin introduced by Senator morrill,
Of vsrmont n nrov;Je far the rcdemntIon Of LEGAL
tenaer ( nofes in accordance NTH The eyi.ting
law:
Be il enacted, &C.. That TO further enable the
secretary OF Inc treasury 10 pToVlae Tor the re-
dempuou OF tue iegai 'ehGer = notes; III ac,
cordance with the ENSUING law he Is authorized
to ISSUE 10 sell or dispose o. az not less IMAM par
~ 't 3 ,o|a1,H - a., hon5 oe ~ n;.aa
States bearing interest at the rate of not exceed
ing \, per cent per annum described in the act
of Congress approved July it'll 1870. Also act to
authorize the refunding OF the national debt with
like qualities, privileges and exemption to an eX-
seht neeessai! W "a iu,o ~ I., %
$50 ,lni ~ 80
40. . .io % az w.
And tho said LEGAL tender ro.es 50 obtained upon
the raising of said bond, shall be held and con-
sidered as part Of the final redemption of such
notes provided for with the act OF Congress herein
last mentioned, and shall be treated accordingly,
provided that the principal OF the bonds herein
aulnoriAeu may W ie"eeu a"c a. "u, 'Iie' Az no'
tbe date of ;.sn,
500 oTb,t all contracts enicr,d into or made
after tho 1T Iav Of Ian ISIS. shall be PAYABLE in
accorlonCe with the legal tender standard of gold
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rELEt:RAMSIN GENERAL.

Inc st. Adams, Vt, lad who claimed To be
Charlie Ross, was a humbug.
Hamilton, Richardson & Whitney, dry goods
jobbers, Boston, have failed. Liabilities about
$3.50 900.
Thursday next, Vice President Wilson will be
eulogized in the t. 5. Senate, by Senator Bout
we'll and others
Ex-Qaeen Isabella Of Spain is reported fatally
i'll with measles.
Sandheims fancy goods store, Grand street, y.
Y, was burned last night. Loss $4,000.
The Montenegrian war minister is now Oh hi'
way to Vienna.
Steamer Piersire, New York for England, has
arrived.
The Mar,land General Assembly convened
yesterday.
Stanley Matthews will be tt ndered a place on
the Board Of Indian Commissioners.
The condition Of ev-Qneen Isabella, to-day, is
less favorable.
Internal revenue receipts, sl9l 300; customs,
SG145i2.
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We notice that all the temperance camp meet
.ngs are to be held tie approaching season at Old
Orchard. We would Just ike TO know the real
reason for this. Are all the subjects Of reform in
the western portion of the State and isn't there
any need of work Of grace in the interests oil
temperance reform, up here, in the valley: Or
are the sea breezes oongenial and healthful to
those who are striving to rid themselves of the
monster: Is there anything in the oder Of the
woods and the groves. in the central part Of the
state, to render man mperv ious to all good IN
1ueures
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EUROPE.
Germany.

ScTudu1s
New York, January j. Mrs. Thomas or Thorn
assen, widow OF the Bremerhaven dynamite as
sassin, has delivered to the Berlin police her
husbands yoluminous correspondence.
Belgium.
Brussels, January ). Many miners who have
been out on strike have resumed work, and it is
hoped that the strike is now ended. Troops still
patrol the district though it il not likely their ser.
vices Will be required.
Greece.
Athens January ). The Chamber of Deputies
has resolved that all members OF the late Bulgaria
ministry, except one, be tried by court of Justice
for violation of the electoral law.
Turkey.
Con,tantuople, January 5. II is rumoled that
Scrvia Pacha, who was despatched to Eerzegoei-
uia the outbreak OF the instruction as special
commissioner Of the Sultan, has been recalled.
The Turkish Instruction.
Eagusa January j. Five Turkish steamers re.
Gently arrived at kleck and landed five battalions
of troops, with ammunition and provisions. Duga
and Nic>ic have been rc-vctueled.
England.
London. January }. A day or two ago the
Times published Vienna telegram stating that
in reply to the Prince Of Montenegro. to be
allowed TO enter into the action against Turkey
the Russian government advised him on no ac-
count to depart flo neutrality.
This morning the Times publishes a Jenna let
ter simplifying and confirming It's telegram. Ii
seems the Prince. of Montenegro wrote to Prince
Gortschakolf that. by following the wishes OF the
powers in maintaining neutrality, he directly i'm
petiiled his throne and life.
Prince Goltschakof submitted this letter to the
Emperor Of Russia, who directed the Chancellor
10 write to the Prince of Montenegro to face cour
agcousy the present difficult position and on nc
account to abandon his policy of neutrality, ex-
pressing the hope that the situation would sooI
improve
The Prince of Montenegro replied that he woult
fellow the Cars instructions.
Not Confirmed.
\ despatch from Berlin, to the Morning Post, t.
the effect that the German government is tavora-
bic TO the propositions contained in the American
note regarding Cuba, is not confirmed.
The American Note.
The Cologne Gazette remarks that the Amer
can attempt at intervention in Cuba is singuarly
ill-timed. European governments will not coun-
tenance It, because they wish in the interests o
order to see King Alfonso's authority more firmly
established.
Vienna, January ). 1t is stated in government
circles, that Count Andrassy's projects for reform
in the resurrection districts of Turkey, have bee q
fayorably received by France and Italy.
Spain.
Madil January ). A roya. decree has been
issued creating a commission, charged with in
sailing the exhibits from the Spanish colonies al
the Philadelphia exhibition. The governors o.
Cuba, Porto Rico and the PHILIPPINE Islands will
appoint members.
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ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Matters.

Chicago, January ). The semi-annual report
of the Michigan Central Railroad for half a year
be 1888 ,2lS, operating expenses 1888, s7j and
interest paid By the corporation SS04.249. Bal
ance SlS5,092.
The bonded debt is Sjjd, 900; the sinking fund
loan S2,l79,000; s per cent. consolidated loan
S., 900, 900; for equipment S5j6,000 total SILL.
29l 000 which less bonds of the company makes
the aggregate Sl0,69l 900. The floating debt il
964 40 an increase since June of SlS4 424.
President Joy made q statement showing that
an increase was owing to the recent purchase OF q
large amount Of steel rails. He ascribed the in.
crease in net earnings to the active competition
and low rates charged by the Grand Trunk Rail.
road aud the unusual competition of parallel
lines
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STATE NEWS.

A fire was discovered by Mr.. Moore. Charles
Swift's foreman, burning through the roof of Mr.
Scribner's shop this morning. 1t probably caught
from spark from the chimney. The Oakland
Manufacturing whistle blew, but no general alarm
was given. II that fire had fairly got under way,
it would have made lively times. Supposing il
had caught yesterday, wouldn't the City Council
about that time have been willing to buy . new
steamer ?-[Gardiner Journal, Wednesday.
VIM Irish of Hartland, the last of the soldiers
Of 1872, was rendered helpless by paralytc
stroke. on the 10th.
Maine State poultry show opens in City Hall.
Portland, Jan. Goth.
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Gov. Dlng,ey Pleasantly Surprised.

Last evening, while Gov Dngley was tran act
ing business in his private room, adjoining the
council chamber, he was waited upon by the mem
bers of his military staff, and several others who,
after taking the Governor by the hand, filed
around the room. General Murray, chief Of
staff, advancing towards the Governor, and calling
his attention to an object on the table, remarked
that as the term of their official relation were
about to expire, the members of his stan had
called upon him to pay their respects and extend
thanks for the many courtesies and kindnesses
they had received at the hands Of the Goyernor
TEEN and high personal regard, but it may serve
to remind him Of his military. family, who trusted
that his future life, whether in the public stations,
which he had honored so much, or in private re-
latons, might be ever pleasant and happy, Gen.
Murray then presented to the Governor beauti-
full and costly bronze statuette of the Muse of His
tory. 1t was made in Austria, and imported by
Tiffany of New York. Its cost was about one
hundred dollars.
The Governor said that words could but feebly
express the gratitude for the gift, but more es-
pecially for the feelings which it implies. Such
testimony as this, coming from those with whom
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The Late State Fair.

The meeting of the executive committee Of the
late State Fair, which begun at the Mansion
House on Tuesday evening last, was continued
over to yesterday forenoon, the time being pent
in closing up the business ofthe year and making
arrangements for the annual meeting which occurs
on the l9h inst. Itappears that the receipts of the
last State Fair in Portland were insufficient 10 meet
the expenses by about $1,000, which sum has
been raised by the Trustees and the premiums AID
other liabilities paid in full The State Fair Will
be held in Portland for the coming two year,.
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A Fact Worth knowing,

Are you suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe colds settled on the Breast, or any disease
OF the Throat and Lupgss If so 90 to your drug
gist and get bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup.
This medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany, and is selling on its own merits. The
people are going wild over its success, and Drug
gsts all over our country are writing Us of ts
derful cures among their customers. If you ish
20 try its superior virtue. get Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Large size bottle - cents. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it.
noy25 tTT3S&w
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO january ., 1910.
Fiour-extra spring o0a6 20.
Wbeat-No. spring cash ass; 96ha- Feb;
9G7.a Jan.
COrn--No. ;. mived, cash 90 4S's a.: Jan. -ai5h
aka Feb.
Oats--No.2 -a29,. cash: Feb. 30asa-. jan a't
Rye-No. 2, 6da-.
Barley-No. spring 7sl7a- cash: 'a-a- Jan.
Feb. IL a..
Dressed Hogs-1 ,5as 90.
Pclk-I9 20--a-- cash; 10 49, JAM; 10 35a ~ BIZ
Feb.
Lard II 22-- ALI 27h cash; y 20-a jan;
IL 81. all 40 Feb.
Bnik Meats shoulders AS; short rib mid,
l0hl; short clear mid l014a-.
Hams Is ms average a..
Whskey-l09-a-.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo, -a-v-; wheat do -
a..
Receipts 1900 aour; $4,000 wheat; al 00 corn,
30 900 oats; $4,000 rye; GOO barley.
Shlpments--- 600 hour; IL Que wheat: $1,000
corn 600 oats: l 900 barley 900 rye.
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iSiIDDEFORD,
Court Matters.

Bddeiord. January 5. The January tenn Of
the Supreme Judicial Court commenced its session
at saeo yesterday, Judge Virgin presiding. The
continued docket contains 45G actions, probably
the smallest number since the organization Of the
court.
Judging from the appearance of some attending,
the grand iary viii have a modicnm Of liquor in
c.nents.
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.irriv
BATH.


Bath, January j. On the evening Of March II,
1874, Edward Sewall Of this city, while driving on
Washington Street, collided with wagon con-
tanning Mrs Emma I.arra5ee ard child throwing
them TO the ground. In q suit in the Supreme
Court to-day, the jury returned verdict of $4,000
damages to the lady plaintiff. 1t is case Of much
interest here and the court room has been crowded
the past week.
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Lake shore Railroad.

The Lake shore directors met to-day, when a
statement was presented showing the business of
the road for the six months ending Dec. last The
expenses and taxes $j,O6l,000, leaving the net
earnings 50, 494, coo. For interest on bonds,
leases of branch roads, &c. $l4l9,O00 was paid,
which leaves balance of 81 $4,000 from which
dividend of per cent. was declared to tie
stockholders.
The bonded debt has been decreased $3.50 900.
by means of the sinking fund, the obligations Of
which has been complied with. The business of
the road during the closing month, showed con-
siderable increase and 10000 tons Of steel rails
were laid on the main line during the year, and
about 5000 tons of iron rails on the branch lines.
Give Himself Up.
Buffalo, January 5. Borkc, the defauiting city
treasurer, voluntarily returned to the city, to-day,
and gave himself mp. He was arraigned at the
police court. on the criminal charge of embczzle-
ment, and his bail was fixed at $4,000.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Legislative,

Jackson, January ). The legislature organized
with Vim. Stone as President pro TEN. This Of
fee is important, in view of the fact that Gov.
Ames and Lieut. Gov. Davis will probably be i'm
peached. The House elected II. NJ. Street as
Speaker.
Col. Lamar and Gems. Lowery and Feather
stone, aspirants for the U. S. Senatorship, are
here. Lamar is decidedly ahead, but Iowery is
developing considerable strength,
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For the benefit oil our legislative subscribers,
r,publish the reports Of the legislative eaucuses
o. ses lay evening.
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iHarrtsn.

In his Gig, Tuesday evening. lth inst, at the
honse of Z. {. DollIver, by Rev. W ii. Dearborn,
George F. Davies to Miss Ida NJ. Springer.
In this city, 5lh inst. by Rev. r. Wisse, o. 5. b.
Martin Clancy u Miss Annie +. Houlehan, both o!
Augusta.
In Winthrop, 18th MT, by Rev. X. W. jenkins,
Albert W. Bachclder OF Gardiner to Mrs. Sarah r.
Packard of Winthrop.
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In the excellent dnd able list OF Executive Coun'
,iliofs, we are sure that the republicans Of kcnne-
bec will never have occasion to regret their seec-
ton of Col C. A. Wing Of Winthrop as member
from this district. With considerable experience
IN public affairs keen perception, and an nelIi-
gent understanding OF business matters, Col
Wing will make most etlicient member CT Gov.
Connors Council. We have no doubt that his
competitors for the place, Calvin Hopkins, Esq,
of MI. Vernon, and d. G. Palmer, Esq, of Card
ner had the 10, fallen upon either of them, would
have filed the office TO great acceptance
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AFRICA.
Egypt.

New York, January ). 1t is re asserted that
there are serious difficulties between Mr.. Carl,
the English Special Financial Commis>io to
Egypt, and the khediyc.
LATER.
London, January D. a correspon lent at Cairo
denies that there is any trouble between the khe-
dive aud the British Commissioner.
Personal.
Nubar pa,ha resigned because he was dissa;i>-
fled with the separation OF lie Commerce and
Foreign portfolios, both Of which he had hereto.
fore administered.
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Attention Sir knights !!
ASYLUM TRINITY CoMMANDERI,

isfLrM TRINITY COMMANDERI,
X. T., MOI,
January 9Th, l>76
The regular conclare oi Trinity Commande,y
occurs Friday, .th inst, at =. T.. NJ. Work in
the order oil the .ted Cross. sir Knights are re.
quested to he present and visiting Sir Knights re.
spect!u ly invited.
b. order of the L. C..
jtn6 snt2t {. Il. MORTON. Recorder.
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At the recent annual communication Of husr,ta
Lodge F. & \. VI. the follow iag Officer ~cle elect
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In searching for the stolen yarn at WiutlL0F,
tie officers found liquor at Joseph Pipcrs, alias
Marco, who was arraigned and held to appear at
the March term ofthe Supreme Court From this
decision he appealed. Potter appeared ion the gov
,rruent, and Carleton for defence
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The committee on Senatorial votes, will report
ON the York county vacancy, that the constitutional
candidates are Uranus 0. Bracket, rep, and VIM
A. Cromwell, dem. 1t appears by the returns that
$50 votes were thrown for Mr.. Bracket, and
579S for Mr.. Cromwell. The election to fill the
vacancy will take place to-day.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, January ), 1877!

PURK-4l9 80 - d20 90.
LARD-steam II 37Isal2 10; kettle, 1874 el3H.
BULK MEATS-shoulders ~ e; clear rib sides
-I0ha-: clear sides - all.
BACON--shoulders OK g.; clear rib sides LA
ALL clear sides I.Td--.
WHiSKEY- l01-d.
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DIR COsTELLO'S HAIR REVIVER not
only A., % the Hair better lhan any other prep.
araton, fails to cure all Diseases of the
Scalp, a1cate all Scurf and Dandruf stop the
Hair from falling off stops all burning and Itching
the head, and the hair to It's original col
or for Il certainty. 1t is a Purely Vegetable
Preparation. has been analysed by tne best
chemist in the country, and pr onounced Perfect-
Iy Harmless. Call on our Agents, get circular
aud see recommendations.
AGENTS Augusta, j. +. Dcvine Co. Halo.
we'll Halves Il Warren. Gardiner-L. ID. Cooke.
J. NJ. DANIELS, Proprietor.
lewiston Me.
see advertisement In the W ekly journal
lAn3 TN
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n otics.

NOR a ,luablc consideration, J. This day, give
L my son George W. Morrow, the remainder ol
his minority and shall pay debts of his contract.
ing, clarl OF bis earnings after this date,
Jan. Sd lS,G.
SETH G. MERROW.
Wtness:-- E. F. PfNKHAM. jams t3ts
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Governor Counor will be inaugarateA to day,
probably at about ii o'clock, and will deliver his
inaugural address. Doubtless large number OF
our citizens and strangers viii be present at the
interesting ceremonies.
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Regular convocation of Jerusalem Il a Chapt'
,g at Hallowell this P. NJ at %. O'Clock Work
% all the degrees.
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Legislative Caucus.

Repub.ican Legislative Caucus.
4 caucus OF republican members OF the legisla-
turc was held last evening in Representatives
hall, for The purpose of nominating candidate
for the various State officer.
The caucus was called to order hy senator
Stevens of Somerset, and Hon. joseph " Porter
Of Burlington, was called to preside.
Oramandel Smith, Clerk of the Iious, was
, chosen Secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Rosie oi t;oIhan, commit
tee was chosen to receive, sort and count votes
for Secretary of State Robe Of Gorham Swasey
Of Oxford, Webb of Penobscot, Powers of Houl-
ton. Ballard of Augusta, Greely Of Lewiston,
and Neelev of Bangor.
\ balloting was had, after which the committee
reported follows
Whole number Of votes ~
Necessary to choice, ~
Sumner j. Chadboufne had IS
Sidney Perham, 81
And Sumner j. Chadbourne declared 70 be
the candidate for Secretary of State.
On motion of Senator SturCis, the following
committee was appointed to receive, sort and
count votes for Attorney General: Sturgis of
Androscoggin, Stevens of Somerset, Cleaves Of
Portland, Hume of Eastport. Rogers of Bath,
HAYNES OF Augusta Maxwell OF Webster
The committee reported
Whole nbmbe; Of votes, 100
Necessary to a choice, u
Lucilius A. Emery hal
Hiram knowlton, -
And l.. A. Emery was declsied 20 be Tie caudi-
date Tor Attorney General
GA motion of Mr.. Shepherd of Skowhegan, the
following committee was appointed to receive,
sort and count votes for Adjutant General Shep-
herd of SkoHhegan, Lord Of York, Burpee OF
| Rockland, Lord Of Lebanon, Cook of Lewiston,
Brown of Oldtovn, Baker Of Newcastle.
Mr.. Medley of Bangor in very hand.o,ne
manner, presented the name Of Gen Jonathan =.
Clley Of Rockand, candidate for Adiutant
General. He referred 10 the distinguished SER
vices of his father, and of his own heroic record
in the late civil war. His nomination would be a
Just recognition Of his patriotism.
Senator French presented the name Of Gen.
| Henry Boynton Of Augusta, who was in the SER
wee from 1861 to 1865. was wounded in front
| Of Richmond. and now bears upon his body
| wounds that have not yet healed.
| Senator Thompson Of York, presented the name
| of Col. nlsley of Limerick, a soldier educated al
West Point, WHO did honorable service in the
war, and who is in every way well qualified TO nj
| the place.
| Mr. Rolfe Of Princeton, presented for re-norni-
ration, the name OF Gen. Benz. B. Murray, Jr,
| of Pembroke, who had served his country ably
and we'll and had so well filed the office Toy the
mas. 81 wears,
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The Journal still has for is reporters in the
Senate and House, the accomplished gentlemen
who have served in that capacity for several years,
Mr. W. f. S. Whitman, and Mr.. Frank \. S.nall.
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Much suffering aud often serious consequences
come from negecting a slight cut, bruse or sore.
These might De avoided by applying some healing
remedy at once. The best article known for this
purpose is the Forest Tar Salve,' which contains
all the healing properties Of the pure tar in very
nice form. 1t is used in the Hospitals for dress
ing wounds and healing indolent sores and ap-
proved by the best Surgeons. Inquire OF your
druggist for "Forcst Tar Salve." jan5-tSwlw
Join the procession Ifyou have a cough or a
cold join the crowds that are hurryng to the drug
stores for "IIale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
1t is agreeable, quick to cure, and absolutely in-
falble. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in minute,
t&w4w
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

fIIIE Copartnership heretofore existing under
4 The style Of CHisAh ROBINSON Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
Will sign in liquidation. The books may be found al
the old stand All persons indebted TO said firm
are requested 10 mske immediate payment.
HARVEY CHISAM.
Il, G. ROBINSON.
u. A. CONT.
Augusta, Dee. 81, 80
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In continuance Of the devotional exercise of he
week Of PRAYER. the prayer meeting this evening,
will be held at the Free Baptist vestry. The meet
mcs thus far held have been of 4 very interesting
character, and all who have participated II them
mn-t have been protitcd The public are urgently
insisted to attend the meetings
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The Biographies will be found on the first and
fourth pages. Those who desire extra copies OF
either the pamphlet or the paper, will please apply
at this office, or give their orders to the carrier.
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Piano Wanted.

rEIIE undersigned wishes to hire good Piano
i for two months Addiess, with term, through
Post Office, Augusta.
Juni--5t FRANKLIN l.. CARNEY.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Legislative.

Boston. January j. The state legislature met
here, to-day. George B. Loring was elected pres
dent OF the Senate the first ballot, having 80
out of IS votes. Joha d. Long Of Hingham
elected speaker CT the House by l9l oct OF .23
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\ erdict.

In the libel suit of NIetcalf vs.. Boston Herald
to recover ten thousand dollars damages, the jnly
returned verde! in favor Of plaiuti1 for one