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District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.

= d. W. M0fherI 7 In Bankruptly.
Bankrupt.
r'UIs is TO GIVE NOTICE that petition has
i been presented to the Court this TN day OF
September, by ID. W. Mo her Of Augusta, babk-
rnpt individually aud AS member If The firm Of
ID, W. Mosher Co., representing tina he hah NJ T.
tied wlt all biz aitor-, Individual and copart-
nsIs .p' ana praying that san petition lie dis
1T Is ORDERED by the Court tLat a hearing be had
upon The hape on the second day of October.
4. y; 1875, before the Court la Portlani, in said
al fricf, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud that notice
thereot be published IN the keuDebec Journal ana
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weeks, and once IN the we Ny and tina all cred.
ftors who have pfoyed their debts, and other per-
sons In interest may appear nj said time and
place and show eaIse, ~ any they have, why the
prayer VI said petition should not be granted.
WM. r PRkBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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KENNEBEC --Saprene judicial Court, Au-
gnI Term, 1876.
- Ell ". BERRY VS.. J. b. YOUNG, and trustee.
4 Nd now on suggestion to the Cont, that the
: IA principal defendant, at the time OF the
vice OF the writ, was not an inhabiiant
OF this State, and had tenant, agent
attorney within the same that his goods
or estate have been attached In this action,
aad that he has had notice of said
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nstice OF the tendency of this suit be given to the
said defendant by publishing attested copy of
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writ, three weeks successfully IN the Kennebec
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county OF keBnetec. the last publication to be not
less than thirty days before the term of this
Court, to be holden at Augusta within and for The
county Of Kensebec. on the third Tuesday of
October, 1873, that said defendant NAV then and
there appe and answer TO said suit II he shall
See cause.
Attest:- WIN. VI sTRATTON, Clerk.
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The above reward will be paid for Information
which shall procure the conviction Of any person
guilty of setting an incendiary fire during the
present municipal year, either previous or subse
quent to this date.
CHAs. Z. NASH, Mayor.
Augusta, April, s, 1875. aprs-iG~u
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AUGUSTA EAVINGS BANK
Organised in l846.

Organized in lS46.
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard Jas. W. Nc nth,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. 8. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb.
OFFICE--In Savings Bank Building ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from Q A. NJ. to l P. NJ, and
from to 40 p. Nj. Saturday Evenings, from to
$3.50 O'CLOCK. .--r
Deposits of any amountreceived from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year. Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month.
Money deposited or before the tenth DAY OF each
month, will draw intercstirom the FIRST day of the
same month. 4n.sa
ASUnder the exciting law of this State all q,
posits in Savings Parks, exempt from mth,Ci-
pal fa1afion, and the rate of interest limited to
six per cent. per annum payable semi-annually.
No returns of names of depositors are required
10 be made to State or town authorities, and all
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, so that IL can be
irawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
trust Funds.
d WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta April 20. ISL, .t. ia '&wtf
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TONTlNE PLAN,

orupon the principle of accommodating profits for
definite periods, which first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance. and by lead
ing business men. For.y-iour per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the pi enums paid on
sit Tontine Life Policies, and orty per cens on its
ave years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the inter ests of the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Society to mo-
ce, they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
of the Society, perfect security il given for the m
ture, which is of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such args an
hual transactions as the Equitable; none 10 more
prompt and just in its dealings.
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fAbstract Of pys writ.)
ID Assumpsit account annexed for goods and
groceries, the balance due being $50.
Date of writ May Is ISIS, feturnable to Aug.
term, 1875. Cyrus ii. Tobin il summoned as the
trustee oil said defendant. 81. r. udden, Prs
Apy.
true copy of the order of Court with abstract
of he writ.
Attest wM. 81. sTRATTON, Clerk.
tseptlt&w2w
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QaiIp, Ssnnebst sournaL
THE OLD COUPLE.

THE OLO IOO FhE.
1t stands in a sunny meadow.
The house SO messy and brown,
W tn its cgmbrous old stone chimney,
cd And the gray roof sloping down.
The trees fold their green arms around it,
The trees sT tury Old;
And the winlFgo Chanting through them,
e And the suubeams drop their gold.
The eowsIips spring in the marshes,
And the roses bloom on the hill;
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds go feeding at will.
The caid EN- have gone and left them
They sit in the sun alone;
Aud ihe old wile's ears are failing,
AZ The harks TO tae we'll known tone
Th.t won her hea, I in her girlhooi,
That has sooihe her Ia many care,
Add praises her now Tor the brightness
Her old face used to wear.
She thinks again Of her bridal
How dressed in her robe of white,
She stood by her gay young lover
In the mornings rosy light.
oh the morning is rosy as ever,
But the rose from her cheek has fed;
AMI the sunshine stIll is golden,
But IL tails on d silver, d head.
And the girlh, cd dreams, once vanished,
& Come bach In her Winter tine,
Til her feeble pulses tremble
With the thrill Of spring time prime.
And looking forth ON the window,
She thinks how The trees have grown
Since, clad in her bridal whiteness,
She CT oss.d the old door stone.
Though dimmed her eyes bright azure,
and dimned her hairs young gold
The love in her girlhood plghted
Has never grown dim or old.
They sat In their place In the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then, at les close. an angel
stole over the threshold stone.
He folded their hands together
fIe touched their eyeds with balm;
And their last breath hoated upward,
Like the clio sc or a solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair they traversed
The unseen mystic road
That leads to the beautiful city,
Whose builder and maker is Cod"
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ments OF negotiations to that end. But nOtwith-
standing this ii reasonable to expect early
advance eastbOund freight, because all the raD-
roads fighting to do as little business as pos
sible at present prices particularly the rates are
really for two Thousand miles instead Of one thou
sand, there being return freight. But it is not
expected that the rates will be put up to those which
were established on Oct. II, 1875, and which were
advanced still higher the Goth OF December.
St. Paul common was heavy at 1890 19ls0 1914,
while the preferred stock, after advanc-
ing to 529i later was indifferently sustained
at 520521s Tho North Western dividend
seems to have failed of accomplishing its object;
the common sold at 364036, and the preferred,
after sales at 59siO60, closed offered at 50l4. 1t
crops out to-day that the argument used at yester
days meeting in favor of the payment of divi-
dend was the. necessity of keeping the Amster-
dam stockholders quiet. New-YOTk Central was
traded in a small way at 1020102at0102l2
and Illinois Central sold at 66065066. Only
400 shares of Rock Island were recorded at 100.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was steady at
707s0714071, notwithstanding that the charge
for its at time advanced to ls per cent, and
Central OF New-Jersey was dull at 34l2 Panama
droppedI per cent on sales of 800 shares. Wabash
declined to 59i, while Erie, and Ohio and Missis-
sipp were dull and steady. Western Union rallied
to 72l2, but closed at 72ls0724. The holders of
this stock seemingly waiting for the forth
coming brilliant quarterly statement" to
make a market on which TO unload. Pacific
Mail was qniet at 2412Q24as. The business
of the day shows an Improvement over that of the
past, in that the sales aggregate 10000 shares
hut the tone at the close was weak and feverish.
The final changes from the closing prices of yester-
day were as follows Declines-Erie, st. Paul pre-
ferred, and Pacific Mail, each ls Central of New
th-NVa md oh !.
Northwest preferred and Wabash each y; St Paul,
81 Chicago Burlington and Quincy 81; United States
Express, 70, and Panama, l. Advances-Lake Shore
aud Western Union, each Is; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and West Il Michigan Central, L; Della
ware and Hudson. 81 and Central and Hudson, q
per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE THE STOCK MARKET:
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THE COAL BUSINESS.

THE OUTLOOK FOR 1HE GREAT AND SMALL COM
PANIIS.
The following letter from n gentleman III
Philadelphia in reply to from resident OF THIS city
was not intended for publication, bu' IL seems ~ fair and
dspassionate statement OF the situation that We have
obtained permission TO print II:
bur-: Ny opinion though. II that there
is little good In Reading az present and VIII give yon my
reasons for thinking The Reading RarOnd Company
IN. had things all ls own way for the past four years
and although has made some money. failed 10 earn Us
diydcnds The hall OF tins Witnessed the break
ing up of the combination that II obliged 10 TAXI
what could for ITS cOalthat ia 10 saw TIE mHrhrt
was governed by the supply and demand We ilnd WIN
tnis ate Of Affairs the Beading Company has run lar
belindhand and after paying the interest ON
i;s bonds and no diridcHd there Is floating
debt OF about SbOOOOOO. This looks rs II tue
longer il does business the worse II gets cannot see
that next year promises any thiug particularly bright Tor
coal men, expect 10 trouble among them before
many mon las. The coal busnCss-that is of mnlng-lS
most pcciar. The pFoprieOr OF cOicry cannot stop
work and and wait for times To DE better Ihey
ust keep gan ways the engines must nc Kept
going, pumping ont water, and all the breaker uidcih
cry NUT kept order 10 save IL nom going tO ne
structOn in fact with no income, heavy expenses are
continued Il for these reasons tnat miners Keep NJ
work knowing thai they losing money ON every Ton
of coal nroducpd. To shut down entirely MOulu
result nm the ioung of the mines the cayng IN Ol the
pnCways, aud total destruction OF the breakers, III
Voylng a loss Of thousands of dollars. Yours 8e
PbitadeiDhta, Dec z, 1876.
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lana anA nro,t o. anA cearaea .5as5 ri ana An

land Soft BROAD ton ard Ccaraed s5as5 90 and An.
thracite, 80 5UaS5 BY the
Cocoa has been quiet paaz 10 scarcity and prices have
remained firm AZ &C for saui0 Domingo, t51 ICE. tr
Gua0a, lGd lSc. fDt Caracas lGU2C IoT Mexican and
2idZHr. foI MarlCtiio, all GOLD
COFFEE sild grades IN good demand and ffm
VITA sales Of 10000 mas Java 22d&ic, god; coo bags
Jamaica private terms and l42 bags Mexican a lSc
rOld Maaca!bO II GlSelc, gold Rio was very arm but
qMet; ordinary - prime eArues l6GJ9licp gOal Gli
sold arrived to-day and GS bags Santos Greece were
taken CIT Of stock
COOPERATE SrOCK-TheIe have been fair Gales. ami
holders remain firm In their views We quoie:
kinpty Hogeads, ~ 80 Hoops, Il feet, Ordinary PRIME
800 sB IL feet DO, S27BD AOasse- shocks ~ inches
81 5OdS 50 do 80 inches II 6a -; Box shocks. 7OG IJc
Rum Shocks. 81 Pipe shocks, t6 J0HS7
CORDAGE-The usual trade has been done 40 annexed
hgHres; Manila C0riage, above l2thread, and
Hay Rope, l5c. y 10 do. 12thread 10 l2c. do.
no.. 6thiead and 9hread Ice. Manila Coriage. Bolt
u i9ci DO Whale Lines lie, Tarrrd Manila ia +2c.
Fine Tartd Manila 18th Yarn &c., Ssal Rope, IL lie; DO.
l2threaG lie. DO, CFcad and 9tTead, II 2c Tavred
ssal Lath Yarn, lie. Fine Tarrel Sisa l2c Russia
hemp Iafred Coriage BE; American Hacked Hglup
IaTrad COage l2c TaTred American Ith Yarn l2e Fine
do. do. 15i9c
COTTON-The market the spot quiet but firm ut
yesterdays quotations The Liverpool market buOyant
early ia the day. but weakened close there
very mite export trade mere owing 10 The decline In gold The
lta2 cons with spnncrs also limited The receipts at
the ports O0J bales against 80 4J bales this day last
week AID 25l6 bales this day year total for the week
49, bales against cas- bales last week. and 1886
bales this week last year; total since Sept 2O27g9O bales
against l76l $40 aes during the period last The
sales were l35 bales which S71 bales last evening in
cl1dng G3 Tor export 537 for home consumption and 75 for
specnaton 800 ba were delivered on contract The quo
II "A
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State bonds were dull on small sale of old North
Caronas at 17lo and new series Tennessees at AZ.
The only sale OF city bank stocks Bank Of New
YORK at 100. Railroad bonds were dull Toledo
and Wabash plain fTsts were down to lOl L., and
seconds n 10 Great Western seconds selling at II.
M;lwankee and St. Paul firsts, /. and NJ. Division,
were SIS, sinking fund being higher at ss. North
WissonTis were up to 07as Ono aud Mississippi con-
81 seliing at Solo Rock Island sevens at 111l2,
Union Pacific firsts at 1851, and Land Grants
at 100. 9. L., a,.o1 -
dividend Of 2I2 per cent, payable on and after JAM
The American Express Company has declared 1ola
d;1;demd of So per share. payable Jan. 8, 1871.
ME folIowing are the imports Of dry goods al the
- - New- York for the week ending to-day and
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TIE MARKETS.
ICaotuuy reported for rHE rainYW.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Horth JGiccr. TeSseis, ant RIiLr0tts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~,
AsUEs-There only small and unlmporait sAieS kos
o,, az a. a5c for Pots aud b94G1c for Psarla ,..
M ~ tX-rhe dcniaHds have laitcrly shown hlbhs
hut nom ng worthy OF special mention Ias Dttu
dnVc. Western aud southern still quoted al 3ua"Zc ,
This market has cOntiDucd quiei anu Honh
sI Uchauged; quote SbOfs Green Brush SCI "i'on
Jiufl Ga7 %: Mrtinm Nrocn Oabc. - ,o,, teivy
~ al ,SSbe usual Christmas demands are now Delhs
made which gives ts market lively and arm apI
DO. Patent. Jce AuSsia
IT, "Ince 10 Ice PaIaiine, H. o. ana - ~
CIICCORY has in moderate demand " fF"''" o''
for( and 5Jtd0c, gOih. for fsigiisf n yerv
COAI-The business IN Aithraeiie mas n ,Ss
nodcrafe scale ana large supplies cause en ard
In prices; Rifininous meets with some u.hahu
ircas can he considered steady. We quote ~,
House Camel. sl5a$l1, lverpooi Gas 10. I'm "a
NewcaStIe DO 80 90; Scotch <60SI DO atellu, so
q, to. Provincial "A 5Oas5 So currency; Pennsyysma
Wesnoreiaud and West Virginia Gas. sjosO 20 CunDer'
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FRIDAY. Dec. S-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Dec. S-P NJ.
Recent reports Of the earnings and expenses of
various railway corporations present remarkable
feature. While the New York, New-Haven and
Hartford Company-Of whose total earnings 65 per
per cent is derived from passenger traGe-makes an
annual report showing that it's gross earnings
S84. s41 less this year than last, Notwithstanding
Ia enormous Centennial business, and its operating
expenses reduced but S16O,447. others, like the
Chicago and Northwest and Michigan Central,
who derive fully 70075 per cent Of their earnings
fam freight issue semi-annual and monthly state
u.nts showing that the reduction Of operating ex-
,e,ses exceeds the loss in gross earnings
hsace that there. is a gain in the net earnings
In 1yisyy OF The wen known fact that rates for
he0ht and passengers to and from tho West have
su6ered a mueh greater reduction than to and nom
u, Fast these conflicting results seem capable OF
BAT ono exclamation. While the former mas Deeh
faHy maintained both in superstructure anu
emipmept ND TO the standard OF mst-cIaSs
nfway. the latter probably have been subject 70 d
skb,nino nroeess which must eyentuate III extra
culinary expenditures in the not distant iuVure.
here is nothing like poverty for the enforcement oi
eenomv The moor only buy bushel OF coal at q
tine bnt at the rate per ton Of four times what the
rcb nav. The stock market to-day has presented no
new features. Again Lake Shore monopolIzed oo
~ cent OF the total transactions and after ratner
qeiet opening at 567s056Ss, was forced up
TO 57la; later declining to 56Ss ana CLOS
hr at 562, Michigan Central in ITS num-
De way followed behind with fluctuations
between 430427s0432p 3l4043ss The alleged
sause for these upward movements was the reported
Goal settlement of the railway war;" Concerning
his We have the word of Mr. Jewell Of the Er1e
Railway, that he has no knowledge OF any arrange
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The closing rate for call loans was per cent inc
city banks continue to remit currency to the Wrst
aud South West The following were the rates OIL
,Iu On New-York at the aforementioned cities:
Sayannah. a offered; Cincinnati, shade easier, 10
ais Discount Charleston d5 6ca1s to c paG sl
~ l.. hank "a and Chicago, 50 discount Inc
limited states Treasurer at Washington received to-
day $3.50 900 national bank notes Tor Iedeinptonii
revenue receipts $3.50, 900. The following IS the
Clearinghouse statement to-day aI Currency 20 sS
changes, SOS, 7GS,537; curency 0alanC,I' 49,
$970,17S. 80, ,. r,li,,,,
of gold and there were active deallngs ~ lo ~
ward frn: Common Gs of SS1 at 11G; registered al
1925; registered old 1868 at lOs'5; coupon,
1855; coupon new 1905 At II; coupon lsGIS aI
10 registered 1O-f0s at 112l2; coupon at II2'e
coupon new 5s down to 11OOs, and registered al
1102t. We annex latest street quotations:
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Good Ordinary.


uture delivery there fair business prices show
ing material change from Yesterday sales Yesterday after
y mDeceaber, 1000, l2ae January, So l1'Igc; Feb
800. l3c; May POO l3'ggc 300 35c Total 1870 bales
call to-day, December SEQ l2'sqci February, 800
I22ia2C total 6OO bales. Second call April 100. 13sqc
May 100 la7a-e total, 200 bales Third call no sales
sales tOdav 10 D. m.-December 300 lZil3ac.; 300
12lsc lGOl f2oac; 100 l2s1ci January, 800 29Ig 100
l27sac; 900, I2i9c 500 l2ssc; o. IL pc; 300 l2iSac
4Ot II &C. 900 l2sgqc; 100 l22e 400, l2lassc; 600
i2,i,c 200 I2is,qc 200 i27rse; 500 l2,sqc 100 127e
February 800 ia tsc.; 100 l22agc; l0, l2tsc; lOO
l2gia.c; 400 l9iec; 30 l22i5lc. 900, l2yc.i 1Oo0
l2iSsgc March l5oO- l2a'gc 100 l2'sci 100 i2s,ssc
LOO l"3ac.; Apn, o. l3igc 40 l3c.; 300 lzSl at.
MAY loo. ioc. 800. lS--sc: August 200 l3'iec; poo
- &c. total 10 200 balls grand total, 2@OO bales Exch
9iec paid cxc 900 December FOR January exch Nc paid
200 January for March The market closed quiet and
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INDIA RUBBER has been quiet and unchanged at 42c
for Old Para 6O662c for Fine Para 52c for Esme
raa; spade tor Pressed Guayaqqi 47c for 10 Cartha
jOC for Nicaragua SCRAP and O2c for DO. -heeL
LEAF HER -HemlOek sole continues ia good demand anu
all arrivals readily taken the week closing with strong
market advanced quoted below. Crop sells ffey
the advancing prces stock OF this kind very small re
cpts OF the week. 5J0sj sides and ls6 bales; exports
1920 Sides via 100 to England and 1900 W the Continent
We quote
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since the beginning Of the year, compared with the
corresponding periods Of previous years -
FtT ne WCst. fS7i. 81. ISgt.,
Thrown on naIket.... l0i7,57l eS95iS H2Sii
". ].
Entered the port .=io3 $Gl,76l @gT 10000 s7itsa2
Thrown market. IOi J35,2j2 VLbllsoO fe'5o'O'f
From me Commercial aud Findaeta. caF9ntcc
GRoss RAasISGs " NOTEHiiE AS FiOA Jan To Dr. l.
GROSS EARNINGS I NOYEAbEh- -.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nvv, yoRK Dec 8-BEEvEs-Arrvas 81 cars at Sxtteth.
ana Mt Jersey City, 1890 head. Total Tor tho week,
Ia 7g head against 1910 the previous week We having
80 cattle the Oversnppy Of poultry and an abund
sncs Of pork mutoo; Walking through Mar,
& ne trade one wonders 10 that cattle sell "a well a.