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4 GREiT BiITLE ~ COLOMBId.
The Rrvciuiioni.ts IN Ani,oauin Konied with
Heavy Loss.

PANAMA, Dec. s.-The Government pub
fishes the following despatch received from the
seat of war in Antioauia:
A gre 1 battle took place In Garrapata with q
urunphnnt sue for our troops.
Gen. lrujillo has penetrated into the heart OF
Antioquia. The guerilla GuhScl have been to-
tAlli defeated. The Masdalena river transit Is
free. The trenches Of tue rtYoluiipui-t- were
taken bv our forces. commanded by Gems.
AcOsta and Can reo.
An armislice Of three DAYS was asked for by
the r-tels to bury 2OD dead Of nuth .idef. oar
forces had cut nG the retreat to Autloduts from
the rehels \ conf renee had k,u pl .ce. II
the rebels do not surrender at discretion, they
VIII all rcmain IN tue power OF our .rlN. GA
the .i-t of November General lruIiilo occupied
MAnLk lINs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Judge NixOn's D~rcsprctful DELAY, and
ImIher Tnn'. MnMi Of Jnrisdlnlion.


Father Taii's Want oi Jurisdictiou.
The Hudson County \. j Republican
General COMMITTEES has oyerhauied Mr. Muir
held, who was Chlei supervisor oi Elections In
Jersey city In November. TIE Hudson County
Republican General Committee sent hin list
Of forty i've persons 10 be appointod as deputy
supervisors. lie appointed only about half Of
them, aud actually presumed exercise his own
discretion IN choosing the rest. lie was re-
monrtrated with 10y the Secretary, the Rev. Nh,
Benson, a Methodist itinrrant prcachcr, who Il
also a reporter for langbOru's FrHuig JoV1,0i.
Chitf SUPERVISOR Muirueid uuguardedly sad
thAt the Hudson County Republican General
Committee might 20 t. iiadcs. and the Rev. Mr.
Henson went bach 10 the JnuHH nilice. On
election day the iiud-un County Republican
General Committee Wcre H-tnuia ed ~ finding
some of the dciutN 'rylsOt-, hlihouth Ne-
Iubllcaus, openly voting fpr iitonn - ihcN
resolved, first, To u-k Tor MIR NuirNeii rem val
from hi- ulace ~ 'Oirf Suuert is uri from hs
| niied states comm. .-louct lip, ami, epcnudh,
IN 4 "A cops of tlrr resolutions bee -rn' 10 At
torueS General iait and ni-iriit JudAD Nixon.
Attlrney-t,nnrrhl RAE has dccidrd that he has
no luli-dictiun. Judso NixDu hp- been 81 dt-
respectful as not to npsWrr tno HUDSON tplptY
Republican, General committee,
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Compromise Negotiations Broken on. aud
no Quarter 10 be- Given.

no VWHfItI 10 bt F'IFtn,
PorGHKrEPsIE. Dee. 1s--lt is understood
that the suggestion Of "a compromise without
further publicity. which cut short the examine
tion last Thursday, came from the Hon. Homer
y. Nelson. counsel for the testltor's nephew.
James Parish, who sides In th, nsht with tho
willow. The hwyers met at the Nelson
House and talked the proposition over.
After 4 inference with the executors
ana with Miss susie Ha,t-rar.-h. the auoptei
daughter MIR. Inorn told Judge Nelson II WAS
too Late : Mr. TuoI.psin had thrown too much
mud on the giri in his opeuing; the hearing
must - on 10 an Incidental remark that the
widow ana her friends WeIf trldN eurud ttu.-
l.n to break the will Il w.s itiliclth.t Nii-,
susie inu Ter friend, were trepired to spend
SlU,VN II neees.Ary. In delemlIng u.
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ISIT HYDROPHOHIIs
The strange Case of N0u'g Man who was
Tnkcn III IN Niiiiumsburgh.

ON saturday evening party Of young
wurkinemen VINO had Just received their week
wages from the Glnss works, foot Of luyl1r
street, wiiau-purgh. wore drinking In the 81
loon al - Kent avenue. Suddcnl, llnrD Frank,
eighteen years ola. fell over in what seemed TO
hs an cpileptlr NJ. While ,for,s were bene
made to relieve him he gen TO foam az tho
mouth ana to bark Ike 4 dog. and tired - hiir
those who ctms within his re- .ch. Medic aid
was ~ummune j. and Nc Wa- tx u To- the tiiS
HOSPITAL d. Miner gave the Nuun. man a
Thorough examination, out was unable 10 de-
eide whether ur h ,d n drOphoDiI. hystcria, tpi-
lcpsV. or alCohuli~m.
nurins the evening he became ~ violent That
II WAS iiuud necessary 10 % 4 hin IN al -trugnt
Jacket hut Nc-ferdH he Wa QIiet. ud me
Ot the ~yupt IA. OF lis truuOl" rccurTrd. IrduN
Mas httten tN dog three cor four muLtuS atu,
and -iill tpurs the scar The wound wn- az
once taufeillei. ne IS. hut rt the az Is
tnru-ht to ue mad. io mas ever sine. ur~n In
dr, ad lest he .upuld goouer ur later u4 attacked
win nldrinn Ihlt. lie l. slpk % on "a Young
man not gwen go excessive driuAing.
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Mt. y InlrI UnWTlY UT Jcrsey tTtN, WHO rtTITeH
from the sew Yors bar thirteen wears ago. jnrpcd
from the ferry boat Hudson cry yesterday. pli1e.
wheel STRUCK him. and he was dead wnen taken from
.nc Al tho time Of hs re cement from ru |.
ness Ms health was failing. Atterwnrd he was Clerk
of tie Bergen bDari of Educ .ton. \ few months
his vlin died, and that bereavement. combined with
nnancil trouble, unsettled hts mint III family nrst
noticed ms yigarie- about thrcn weeks After that
h. MOODY ana tacturn HIS sons tricd to wach
him hut he clu ;cd thoii vigilance lite on SAtu a1y
N lut, and qult the house.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE dND 9HERE By tn n
SUN'S REPORTERS



When his Cluster OF Diamonds was Bitten
from the Ring ON One OF his Fingers.
MIR. James Colvin. a wealthy resident OF Pat
crsOn. ~ j.. visited w YOrx. and invited By
Andrew II iniey. after evenings driusing In an
East Houston street haroom TO have carriage
ride IN Central Park. Ilsnlcy engaged Patrick Con.
ners. hackman to take Mr.. tolvin ana himself on
the trip Mr. Colyin had been drinking freely.
and was not wholly capable Of taking care OF
him.ef. After driving III the PARK. Connera stoppcd
his hOrc ami got down from the drivers scat THIS
made Mr. COiyin suspicious. aud opening the door OF
t carrase, he stepped out with the intention Of walk
Ing away Conners hclr HIM. and with his teeth loos
ened cluster Of diamonds from their setting 10 ring
jumped on the carnage anu drove rapidly away. Han
Lev renamed IN the carriage and dit not offer to assist
Mr tolNin. COnners was sent to sing Sing for twenty
years Dui Hancy eu led arrest by going Phi!adol
phis' ltimorc. ami other places ON saturday he
came back to MS Old hauats IN the Fourth Ward. DO.
tcctives Moran aud Wade, with the assistance Of Capt
MURRAY set about his arre.t. lie found walking In
Pearl street, disguised that IL with difficulty tina,
he was recognized Yc.tetdiy he wa taken hefors
Justice MORAN. IN the TOinbs Court. and ed
for further cN animation.
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A. Nj Ch,rle, lIaaren, of the firm u Harren
a Co, on renncrs sat his ohicc At Bank ana West
stree 8 ct evening hc heard thr largest tho
ward rN.utc. nrc engine promptly arrive and tho
mo. were confined to the t3,nk Later another tink
began iu leak, ANA e. coil. running into f a. Ctgelt
nre from The burning tank The ap0rers ruon covered
tn c,c ipiug oil IS lih sand to prrNtn toe flames
munIcAlns NlIh Othgr narls VI lhr nnldnE LJssAlnO
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nOypENCE. Dec. li.-lhe tlnuchcry and kier
hous. nt Pontiac lronsips to 49, B a a. knish' \
Co., wrrc burned i,.t,lla, The lnrsc uiu aNjlln
!ng We saved M force pupps. a., loss .. r.tstrn
{l5nnni nnd t2yonop mo m.Hr nee ol iic mnm
luillre and mn rhlurN ls fnlli ou gunn. slOOrn
ANA onsi e. ttWp 1hc M,rrreiu Mu,s amt M, r'uc.
mth w iost about t''"7i IN good, and Jrrruuah
hDish about tJ,OOJ iili coSc!td uj Insurance,
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Iu,rlCr Kt>ulRr,. iNStNIrr


Ience in roiicc station.
Early yesterday Police Justice ku,mnc,
VITO had hccome insane. was discovered wan
derng on the North river pier. fir was taken
70 the Leon fd street police station. ScrgL
De shay. AS requested, nut him into c,pt
Catrrey- room to await tho arrival Of a phYsi-
clan. Dr. GUERNSEY soon came. and was al once
attacked bY Justice ,-mnc, who dashed an
ink-tHni on the huor ana broke sever large
uancs of glasi. Inc inh w.s s.. altered oil mo
ilst palnied walls lie said thtt b. would drive
out eyeri body who oppusor hlu. Al length
nr. GUERNSEY quieled him. uul, with the assis o.
nhcc Of friends. took him To- his nOmo in Bhuk
street.
Politicians say that a Police Justice must he
upuuintrd iu h .sfuirp'- stead, ul some laws OILS
uir cuuniCnt thut nearly hil his recent COME
mltments can be sci aside.
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A Chance tor ,hc Texas paciac Job

WAsHiNGrON. Dec. ii.-JpdSe LYnde Of Wis
consin has resigned his place on the paclnc la pad
Committee n. will be sucrrrdcd hy Mr.. cato Of WIS.
cuu,lu. mi, gives tie Texas Paunc cnltfprsr ma.
lnrify 90 tNu IN the Couttcr. The hacker, VI tnls
enterprise sAy that n III br reported TINS week.
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In the Fleet Street Methodist Church, Brook.
Iva, Yesterday, the Rev. W steele dii' rel dis
course thc condition OF his DENOMINATION. Method.
i-m Il asutual me he sad. and 40 ~ widest sense II
penetrate all evangelical thurchf4. fifty ugp
the m ,tngs - Moody ana Sinhry would have been
tHl cl Methodist mrrrg- II l- been sad tuht Meth.
uu m r. wreck Tire church has not lost her spirit OF
agsrce-lveuc-s Her ministers are earnestly ENGAGED
in nl-sl " Nrs uId are nON even moro tucccsslul
tIAu ia the past.
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The Rcv. W. G. Steele preached last night in
the Feet street Gruoklyn) NJ. +. Church about the
rooslyn nre. He said there had been thirteen conver.
tiuns In his flock since yesterday a wpck After Tho
sermon hvc persuns W Mt fnrwAri to the altar, m"ng
lhem MI ann Mr. 'szenelte, whose son was ner.ra:
The fit cr r ted mat he Had four three OF Wlpm
went o uolcNs Oncrt House, but the u son r. used
10 90 with them. saying lac thought tNc play Oi the
rso Ofphans" was mora pliy, ani preferred II Tor
Z hat Ieu
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Miss ally Northrop. VINO died Ia New MIL
ford. mn. Friia, las, st the OF one hundred
Ave months, aud eighteen day had lost none OF
her faculties except that her hearing impaired and
un.ll within f"w weeks Of her death rnc tOok her
morning walk r,sui!rt. ana mcrrscd herself III al
lpci charities. Her desire to live 70 sce
tide tcntcnnial EXhinitiln All she lad made arrange.
ment> To 80 O. Phldrlpun, hat prevented by tall
INK down stairs. Afs. Bui, her sister 1, nintty nye
al
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NIeurnlngtn Iiroal.lyn.

Crosses OF roses, wreaths OF violet, and iase-
mrc, and iwig. OF iuheroses covered The ch ucc II
ihe second Unitarian Church, BROOKLYN, Yesterday
afternoon. Ihecungt CATION composed of relatives
ana friends oi Mrs Matnldc {. iOcser the wife OF
lfuokYus successful tFcuaut, Who died In lafia
the 2stl oi Noyt uih The Rev. Or. john w. Chad-
nlrk delivered the The houY arrived here
-atufaAy, ana v 40 hnrcd ~ GtcenN OOu c.terday.
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WAsHINGTON, Dor, IL Representative Ste
phcns of Georgia over MS own signature, says that mo
statement gong aroun that ho h siusnga friendly
ntcrptncc hy the people Of tine south ut tp luAugu-
ration of Hayes Is utterly uutoundrd.
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The Rcy DIR. Bellows on Politicians.

The Rev nr. lielluwA Yesterday dcnuuncct
ponlcIn WHO sink IN puhic welfare "a tlcir all ,b
turpiug thur 10 huuent themselves lr hnped tht
the liical uncti iianW thai now naLs- llke atlpu
over ~ .gnd v ,uld spou roll away.
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In Wallack's booths. glc. Pirk, Union
square, Kelly Lcon' and Olympic THEATRES the
or co.. Opera liou-c. the AcalenY ~ Mnsic, and on
lutr'- turdtu ON Thursday at rTnlun next. perform
snc ~ii htsNtn boo ant oi thc SURVIVING srHercrs y
the BruukNu usa-ftr. Ilckris OF ainis ION Il doI.
lar apiece are for sale hl the police, hnd payiurht Ot
li dollar more NJ any O the theatres VIA secure an
OrIAC ira
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1nL rAonIDl cANrAss.
Gen. Francis &. Barrow showing TINT the
state Gave II Mniority Tor Iilden.

Niaic ehNo
NEW YORK, Dec. l5 1875.
MY DEAR l certainly thought had
made my own opinion clear as to the points Of
Interest Of which professcd 70 have know edge.
a little calculation would have shown what II
was. On tae oe OF the returns the vote was
Haye-, - 327 1ilden, 2i,2sT. Certain additions
and deductions were agreed on UNANIMOUSLY oy
the board which we may assume 10 be correct.
Those conceded changes left II: iiAyos, 2i,25i
Tiden, 24.i38 Then should have thrown out
2l9 Republican vote, in Archer precinct No. 2,
and also Frendship Cnurch precinct in Jackson
county, as a majority Of tho board did. IheS
also rejected Campb 'ton Church precinct, in
this county, as to which I do not know the
facts, but will assume that II was Eghtl' re
iected, as IL does not alter the result to which
should have come.
Tue twolast uTecncts disposed Of l"l Ropub-
ucan and 4,B Democratic votes, hnd deduciing
these. ana the 2l9 III Archer yon get the 10 J. Nv
lug result;
Hayes t,'','''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''
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INuvIDrNCE Dec. lt.-rhe steamer New or;,
from NcW lprL, lrachrl scWpurt about in thr Al '.
u'.A -he got aground IN thc lnn'r hAth5r
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pNuNlutNtI, Dee. Il. Tie Now l,rn piiot
bnli Isaac Ntbh, from crue RrrNt ~ AtWport Co..
da1 Nu th, Nh lurt -r a.lArnWn nee Nor hcnin
c am very ,cyre eHlc ANA sustain, soue uauIA 90.
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1idons majority ..'''''''''''''.t''' ~
II would have come 10 this result alter pas.
sinr "A Don all The cases before tns bodid except
fia-nIlton county. II Is TINS county wuich
.suses the only doubt have about II.
"Tre ofijclaI minutes of the Board as published
An the Now York papers of Dec. l3' state tha' Va
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r0ONipENCE. Der. L.. EX. GOV. Wm. ions
hru ui NrNp.r to-day ~ typhoid fcNrt. slit a. lNc
becn conlrlcted at the Ccncnail tNmouOu.
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The Weather umce Prrdi ,iou.

In many Brooklvn churches Nt. rrd ~ c0llec-
ttof- ere taken Tor the hitu ut thurrihdr drfutd
hy the theatre urr II s mated haI ltp WHs tui
cont lbuted.
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rrRlNGFlrLD. Mas, Dec. H.. Gen. ". T..
Iarttu diei NJ P.il ntli t. NJ tYdN Ihe tune Al
W.. take place on ~ tdueslay afternoon.
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J0rIINNN -tMOrr INVN

Al Hudnut'- at - oclpck \. NJ. ~; O. 70:
% .ils re- t3or. NJ. id d ld &" lG', ~ l7'.
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Tin ncnlh ni lnrd.nni rnlrIzi.

NO'Ir, Dor. T.. ItrdInN ilI8tAulIn0 PatriEi,
uetu VI III sacred IJlese, - dead
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"Moreau Lefeyre," the oldest and most French
OF Champagne. yIoioR T.. MAtGEE, 10 ;c.lc d., n
Y.--Adt,
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Kennebec Savings Bank.

This Bank is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the 10th day of any
month Viu be lated back to the first day Of the
came nsonthsl
On First Monday in May and November OF each
year dividend win be made on all deposits sand.
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month
Money deposited in Savings Banks Is not 20 be
taxed TO depositors hereafter.
..ivideuds as soon as declared are adued to the
principal, thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depositors On depositing their
Bank Book as security.
8. b. GLAZIER, Treasurer.
W. HALLETT, President.
Augusta, Jan. Is. 1875. jan29-t&wtf
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
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any smart man who wishes to make $1,000 year
on small capital to commence in our line OF pus'
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The rum realized from sale and proht on this sup
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lzdr 3ssmnrbrt Sourml.
a PASTORAL.

The follow ing poem, by A. j. Mundy, hitherto
uuknou English poet, is one OF the most oeauui III
Inings we have seen ~ years. +. M W. Uni il
Il maj vel in It's vereiht alton observe Tue won
defilIy Ingenious manner IN which certain "ofus
of the 6rkt slanza made t. rhyme vita tue cor
responding worus in the second and 20 on win
the third and fourth, etc.-tBoston Transcript.
sat with Doris, the shepherd maiden;
Her crook was laden with wreathed flowers
sat and wooed her through sunlight wheeling,
And shadows sealing Tor hours and hours.
And she, my Doris, whose lap incloses
Wild summer roses ofrare perfume,
The while sued her, kept hushed, and healkened
The CD AIDES had darkened from gloss to gloom.
Che touched my shoulder with fearful finger;
She said, "We linger; we must not stay;
Ny nook's Ia danger, my sheep will WANDER
Behold them youder-how far they stray y
I answered holder NAY. let me hearyor'
And still be near you, and still adore;
No wolf nor stranger will touch one yeariins'
All stay ny darling, moment more"
She whispered, signing, .'There will be sorrow
Beyond tomorrow, if loose to-day
My fold unguarded, my fl 1cs urfoded,
shall he scoIced, aud sent away"
Said !, replying. "If they do miss you,
They ought TO Hiss you when you get nome;
And ell rev arded by lrsnd and neiehbor
Should be the labor from witch you come"
s'They might RENE mber." she answered meekly,
THAT lambs are weekly and sheep are wild;
But if they love me, IT'S none so fervent;
am servant, and not a child
Then each hot ember glowed quick within ne,
And love did win me to swf reply:
"Ahf do but prove me, and none shall blind You
Nor fray, nor find you, until die"
She blushed and started, and stood awaiting,
As if debating In dreams divine;
But did brave them-I told her plainly
She doubted vainly; she must be mine.
So we twin.hea ted, from all the valley
Did chase and rally the nibbling ewes,
And homeward drove them, we two togsther,
Thorough blooming heather and cleaning dews.
That simple duty from grace did lend her
My Doris tender, my Doris true:
That !, her warder, did always bless her,
And often press her to take her due.
And now in beauty she fills my DIV cling
With love exceliing, and indebted;
And love doth guard her, both fast and feivent--
No more aservaat, nor yeti child.
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