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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30
MagnamiHous Stanford,

The srangers of Elko couaty, having
asked for an Advancement of freight
rates on barley, Leland Stanford REPLIES
as follows:
We have had the subject under care full
consideration, and have been gather
ing such facts as would throw light on
the subject. Under ordinary cireum-
stances 1t would be to our interest, and
we should be glad to advance rates, but
we are controlled by competition from
Southern Utah. and by our desire to de-
velop Southeastern Nevada. The rates
for this particular kind of grain that is
furnished to the Eureka and Palisade
Company for teams in Eureka, srs for
the purpose of enabling them to reach
out and command q section of country
for business where We meet direct COM
petition from Southern Utah, as above
referred to. The amount of feed fur
nished at Palisade is intended to be ONLY
equal to the amount consumed by teams
running from Eureka to the mines in
this competing section. We have every
desire to please your people, but do not
see how, IN justice to ourselves and to the
development OF the mineral interests
south and southeast of Eureka, we can
ADVANCE rates as requested by you.
LELAND STANFORD.
Interests. for once. pull together, and
'' the mineral interests south and south
east of Eureka, no doubt feel proper
honatey grateful.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

government which will bring disgrace to
several very prominent officials. Figur.
ativeIy a cloud visible. Just raising in
the West, and the form it takes is that
OF a man whose advent will over,ake all
existing forms of government. MANY
peopls will flock to his standard during
the early part of II. and the outlook OF
that year indicates that it will be the
most noted one of the century.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

JUSTICE ALLEN gives notice in this
mornings paper that the time for regis
try of voters will expire on the Goth of
October. Those who have not yet reg
istered would do well to do 20 at once
and avoid The inevitable rush that will
take place the last day or two.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
sY 6ILMEB ! sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
] NJ Hoskins
DEPARTURES.
BY GILMFR Il sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE
Thos Hart CBelloe
John Alphin Martin Tarnev
DR. Lee
olLMER sAL1sBURY's SALT LAKE LINE:
E d Price
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30
AN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN Francisco. September 30.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 90
.,.nr,J MORNING SALES.
qo5 jphir-56S IS 56b5 56a
Si0 Mexican-30A 3Os90 sos 80
tx Gould & Curry-l44 l4A Is
iso Rest l. Belcher-47o AN AK ~.
I90 Californis-6l5a GIBBS
10 Savage-lS loa
"a Con Virginia-55h 55s
"a Chollar Potosi-o5a
sai Hale 4 NorCross-10A l0ss
n; Crown Point-ll 4 IL \ ll.S
isYellow Jacket-25h 25t4 25ss
r,gImperial-4J9 ASS
DAlpha--45a 40
B5 Belcher-2lI an
80 COnidence-l6
40 sierra Nevada-li ABS 1874
10 Utah-lSh
50 BulliOn-33ks3O
900 Exchequer-l4A 14}s lih
40 0verlnan-79 ~ a
no Justice--ls. 18as45 ls]a 1shb5 49,.
els Union cOn-lSa 1917 13',
900 Julia--7
T45 Caledouia-l0 90
Silver Hill-Sa
$40 Baltimore Con-2S %
100 Dardsnelles-a
80 Rock lsland-lh
40 New York Con-l
50 Occldental-3
7jPhl Sheridan-l
100 American Flat
100 WOOdville-ll.
40 Lady Washington-3
Is Rossuth-lH
lis Andes-22h
100 Cosmopolitan-A
3ll5 PrOspect-H q SOC
S25 Mary land-l
40 Morning STAR 81
l6UJ IrOJan-SUc u
Lou, o
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

Deal me three of kindly. Cheer
my young heart. I'll follow the blind.ly,
Whenever thou heart" is the way
poker-player puts TIN. Y. Com.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30

:. CROWLEY will attend to the business
,.,,.r,nent of the RECORD, will collect all bills
"a receipt for the same. All parties having
s s1;nsss 10 transact with this Office by calling
o. MIN their wants will receive prompt atten-
ton. W.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-30
3 Y TELE G r. A II!

SPECIAL TT THE PIoCHE DAILY BNcoBD
~ WESTERN UNION LINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
NlSStJt Ia.
The " hiskey War.

81. Loais, February /. Emery \. etorrs os
Chicago, counsel ct Gen i!abcoc%. and Benz.
Campbell, his tathel-in-law, have arrived here.
Tue General himself wlll arrive tomorrow mo =
ing, acc Jmpanied by u namber of fricnls from
Washington.
1t appears that Roger Shern.an whose arrival
here was announced the night before last, is not
one OF Gen. Batccck's counsel, but is Assistant
District Attorney at New York. His business
here is said to be TO look up idence against par
ties in u. y, who are suspected of having re-
ceived crooked whiskey from ST. LOUIS AID Of
having been in COLLISION with the ring here. II is
al.o stated that Mr., Sherman has been engaged
in looking up Geographic correspondence between
Babcock, Mcdonald, Joyce and others, and that
he has been retained As a witness TO identity and
verify dispatches. The Babcock case is expected
to cont Eue much longer than either of those pre-
c, ding it. The number of witnesses will be great
er, and the;e is great mass Of documentary evil
dence to be introduced. Reports are published in
the Evening Despatch that this afternoon civil
action will be brought against Mckee, after the
Bsbcock case is concluded, for 500 900, on the
basis of the revenue for one million gallons of
spirits at 20 cents per gallon and that suit will
also be instituted against Constantine Mcguire
and his bondsmen for 100000. These reports
are DENIED by the District Attorney and others
who are in position to know the facts, and are
pronounced base,ess tabrications {. W. Bah
cock brother of the General, is here attending to
some preliminary arrangements regarding his
brothers arrival.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

W1SsLow-Gott Lubier to Daniel Libby, Jr.,
real estate, Sl,350.
VAssALBoRo'-Thonas F. Day to John r.
Day, land, $500; Albert Whitney to John NJ.
Cross, land, SAP so.
RoME-E. G. Holmes to Ephraim Holmes. land,
$500; Martha NJ. Crowell to Calvin q. Crowel,
land, $500; Kendall Decker to Freeman Charles,
land. $500.
ALBIoN-Joel Works to George Works, land.
1900.
READFIELD-S. II. & Z. II. Morrill, to Maria
Spencer, land anG bnildiug, $500; +. S. Hartwell
to Asa Gle, lani, $50; Virgil Scioncr to Noah
F. Hunt, land, $500; L X. Miller to Albion Cor
don, land, sl75.
WINTnRoP-Elisha S. Chase to Hiram Rock
wood. land, 500.
MoNMoUTH-S. II. Simpson to Henry l.. Jacobs,
land 1921 Wing u Moody to Henry NJ. Don
nell, land, 5000; Jesse d. Donntll to same, laud,
$50; George Ii. Billings to Lmery q Emery,
land, 81 300.
BENToN-J ames Thurston to Jerome Nelson,
land 1920; same to Martha Thurston, land,
$1,000; e. Z. x II. O. Gray 10 George Lincoln,
land, $3.50; ALBEIT Ludwig to l.. b. Alexander,
land, $685..
CnINA-Jancs Adams TO L. W. Whitchousc,
land, $50; Joseph McCerri.on TO Harwell 4.
jenkins. land, Sl20; Elisha Mo,her to Betsey W.
Mosher. land. $50; James +. Mosher TO same,
land $780, W alter a. Haynes to A. G. Fletcher,
land anu building, 5000; Joseph Fa,brothe. to
Philip Dinsmore, land and building, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05
At recent meeting Of the Brunswick Reform
Club I52 names were obtained.

At recent meeting Of the Brunswick Reform
Club, l52 names were obtained.
Things have come to such pass on the Eastern
railroad that conductors take tickets from their
wives and children.
The new lodge of Odd Fellows in Belfast mum
beers just fifty members.
large number of cases of pension frauds in
Maine are to be investigated.
General J. NJ. Brown has been elected by the
Cumberland Agricultural Society q member Of the
Maine Board of Agriculture.
The Telegraph says that active preparations are
being made at Harpswell for the ception of wish
tors the coming season. Messrs. Slower and John.
son are erecting on Potts Points four fine bowling
alleys, with billiard rooms and hall 28x7d to be
opened by the middle Of June, and on an adjoin.
ing lot, Durgan and Knapp are putting up build.
ings for lrst-class restaurant with rooms and
cottages to let. Harpswell is one of the best sum.
mer resorts on Casco Bay.
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal says.
sad and disgusting exhibition was given to the
inhabitants of East Livermore Mills, on Monday
morning, Jan. 3lst, by man from Mt. Vernon.
The young man was beastly intoxicated, and while
able to sit in his sleigh abused his companion the
horse (much his superior). to great extent, and
after becoming so helpless as to tumble out of his
sleigh number of times, gentleman near the
camp ground took possession of the horse, and
cared for the poor inebiiate.
It is very sickly at Brunswick. and many Of the
older citizens of the place have recently died.
4 lady in Belfast has set good example to
properly owners, by making reduction of S25
in rent to poor tenants.
In the vicinity Of Kingfed changed bank bills
are passed. Ones are converted into tens and
hundreds, and twos into twenties, by the use Of
ciphers taken from cigar box stamps.
The stockholders of the Masonic Temple Asso.
citation OF Belfast had meeting Tuesday evening,
accepted Their charter from the Legislature, and
drew up a code of BYLAWS.
A very pleasant surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Berry OF Wayne, Jan. 22d, it being
the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
The Arson Advocate says that Scion Savings
Bank having met with losses in consequence Of
depreciation in the market value of railroad honda
in which it had invested, had undertaken to wind
up its affairs AT the late session of the court at
Skowhegan, Henry Bodwel was appointed Re-
ceiver; o. r. Bachelor and Moses French. Com
missioners.
One of the girls working in the stitching room
of the shoe factory had dog which regularly
brought her dinre to her. On Tuesday he
brought it as usual. deposited it under machine,
and wagged his tail in evident satisfaction. In
doing so his bushy tail became entangled in the
shaitng that was making 500 revolutions per min
nte. He was drawn up and around it at least 100
times, his head striking the floor at each revolu-
ton. OF course the dog was killed, and that was
the last Of poor Caper.-( Belfast Journal.
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EUROPE.
Turkey.

V.erna, February 4. Adyices from Herzego,
7ina state that the measures taken by the Imperial
powers to induce the insurgents 10 cease hosiii-
ties, will most likely be unsuccessful.
The Austrian Note.
: According to reliable a6yices the Porte is con-
WINGED that the rejection Of the Austrian note
would cause the overthrow Of Andrassys cabinet.
The Porte does net fear military intervention as
long as Andrassy remains in power. 1t will there
fore accept his proposal, simply seeking to 10
30 in form, which will not weaken the Sultan's au-
thority in the eyes of his Musselmen subjects.
Spain.
Madrid, February 4. The government has adj
vices that the Carlists have destroyed their car
fridge mandatory at Ncla and many have fed
to Ftauce.
lIend4ge, February /. The Alfonists are con-
centrating in the neighborhood Of Ogarzan, in
order to effect a junction with Martinez Campos
via Arechelequay a battle is imminent in the
vicinity OF Vera and i4esaca
Germany.
London, February ). A Berlin despatch to the
Times says the representatives of the German
seaboard states have determined to establish nau-
teal courts to investigate Casualties to shipping.
Religious.
Berlin, February L. All the journals Of this
city agree that the tone OF Reichenspergers pam
phlet is moderate and free from provocation, but
declares that settlement 9th ecclesiastical que
ton according TO its proposals il impossible.
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Die1.

In Nrw sharon, 10Th ult., infant son OF Henry 5,
ana Mnry T. Dozen, aged mo- tbs and days.
In XII gGeld, ed ult OF lung fever Harry Nose,
sou OF heorge NJ. and selma Is. Vose, aged mos,
aud - days : Mt, Joshua Ii. Simmons aged
about 81 Year.
In FaimiI gtou 18th nit James Riigewav, aged
80 vC ars, u GuF-,
In otroLg 18th ut., A. p. Porter aged about 81
years.
In Lewiston, 2tth mt, Miss Lucy b, Wigsn aged
- years
In DNie'd. l9 ii nit, Ebenezer Holman aged .o1
years and mOutHs.
In Bath 81 lust, Joseph NJ, son of Stephen Dbl
ley, aged II yeaIS, months 18th ut ,Adei,ne s.,
VIC ii Geo. ". duncan, aged 80 years; Geriruie,
daughter Of Jarvis Pattcn, aged 9years months.
iu Georgetown, "a INST Mary f., daughter u! DO
selh ". and Eliza Moore, aged wears, ) months.
In brunswick, 21th ult., NJ. c. Merritt, aged j6
years. months: .,lh ut Mrs Lucy Eaton, Aget
- Years 9 months 3lst uit. Samuel Mclntre, age
- years; I'd ult., Osceola Hersey, byeaIs.
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SitN HOKk.
The Williamsburg Murder.

New York, February 4. Yesterday the missing
portions OF >mmonss body, the heart and liver,
were found under the flooring of Fuchs's house
near the foundation walls. The coroner's jury
have formally declared Fuchs TIE murderer.
At the inquest yesterday, Inspector Wad1y re-
lated a story told him by Fuchss stcp-daughter,
Ellen kchoe, aged about ten years. at 'he station
honSe. The child told him that simmons, Fuchs
and her mother were all drunk together. until her
mother fell on the floor and she was put to he'd.
Simmons and Fuchs then drank rnole, until sim
mods fell asleep in chair. Fuchs did not seem
10 be drunk. He took hold of Simmons arm aud
pulled him 10 the floor. He then got Ratchet,
spit on his hands, rubbed them together, and then
struck Simmons on the neck with the Ratchet. He
told the cAd he would serve her in the sams way
ii she tod any one.
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Attempt TO Hill.

Attempt TO Hill.
At Comic village, this afternoon, Wm. iiollins
stabbed his wife five times in the neck and face.
1t is thought she may recover. lie attempted to
Kill her because she had left him and refused TO
return
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. February L. ISIS.
Fiour-eXtra sprinc 4 00a6 so.
Wheat No. spring cash a99t S54a Feb;
9st March.
Corn-So ,, mixed. cash S9a4 q: March "a; 3Jta
to-a Feb.
Oats-No. ?, -aSO'. cash Feb. 30sa March 81.
Rye-No. :, eya.
2arley-.So. spring ia cash; ass March !;
Feb. ia.
pressed Hogs 60aS 90.
PC,S--2o 2aI-- sash. 20 4.t.a March: -als IS -
Feb.
Lard II 25-- al2 a. cash; u nnl- March
II l5-ail Is Feb.
Buik Meats shoG3ers - g.; short rib mid
l0lha-; shnrt clear mid i0Gd-.
iiams-- Is bs average t..
Whiskey- lola.
Ereight'-Corp T. Buffalo. d. whept 10 -
a..
Receipts 900 -four. 81 0M wheat; 81 900 corn,
81 900 oats; 1900 rye: II coo barley.
Shipments---6,t0 900 hour: ). NE wheat; $4,000
corn: 1900 oats 900 barley: 900 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The Farmngda'e Chronicle has additional lar-
t;culars Of the death OF Hon Nathaniel Graves Of
Viepn,, who was so well known and respected IL
Kennebec county. His health had been unusually
good of late. The day previous to his death he
worked steadily W it'll his ON team, making i've taps
from the wood lot 10 his house, and went to bed
and appal,l. " rested we'll; e arose from bed
about four o'clock in the mo.nirg. making no
mention of being unwcli. At about I've o'clock,
Mrs. Graves hearing what seemed unnatural
breathing, spoke, but receiving no answer, called
the son, who Immediately came to the bed, but
could discover no signs of life. Mr.. Graves has
always been an Industrious farmer, a respected
townsman, and capable and correct business man.
He has filed positions of trust and honor, having
served in both branches of the Maine Legislature;
was for fifteen years a member Of the board Of
Kennebec County Commissioners, by Ave conssc-
utive elections. When not in more public life, he
he has much of the time held Office in town, and
and at the time of his death was town treasurer
also member of the board Of seectmen. When
quite young man he was elected and commission
cd Major of the State Militia. His age WA above
seventy.
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rELE@RAMSIN GENERAL.

The report OF the engagement Of Prince Louis
and Princes, Beatrice is uuloanded.
Lawrence, Mass has had 1852 biiths--5i0 males
and 502 females.
Steamship City Of Vera Cruz, Havana for n
v, has arrived.
Malinius, the Italian author, is dead aged over
90 years.
Steamship Russia, from y. Y. for Queenstown,
ha, arrived.
1t is thought probable that Due D'Audiilret Pas
quire will be elected President of the new French
Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The celebration By the Gardiner Temperance
Reform Club of their fourth anniversary was al
occasion of large and enthusiastic meeting. Cry
Hall was packed Thursday afternoon and evening.
Forty came up from the Bath club, with the Prcsi-
dent of the club, mostly young men, AMI who
have been drinking men, but who have ref rincd.
4 choir from this large delegation furnished ,y-
cellent music. Ten minute inspiring speeches
were made Capt. Tlbbctts Of Elh, presided q
portion of the time and Dlyl Potter, Pr2- ident
OF the Gardiner club, presided the remainder Of
the time 1t was intended to hold the meetings
Yesterday in johnson Hall. Others were expected
from Bath, and delegation Of 'hity 0. more
from Auburn.
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F0T:y.Tcurth Congress First ST. sion,

HOUSE.
Washington, February 1.
THE House at l.35 went into committee of the
whole on private calendar Mr. Holman of lndi-
ana in the chair. Several bills were passed.
\ bill granting pension to Vim. P. Duncan Of
Tenn, was passed, after some discussion.
On motion Of Mr.. Buckner Of Mo, the bill to
,Av the interest on the SO bonds of the District
OF Columbia, with the amendments. was referred
10 the District Commissioners.
The House at 4.l5 adjourned until Monday, a
proposition 10 have a session to- morrow, Tor de-
bate, having been objected to.
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STATE NEWS.

a family in Bangor, missing their cat, went to
look for it, and found it in the stove well roasted.
1t was not very amtwsing spectacle.
W. C. Crosby, ESQ.,, and wife left this morning
for Washington d. c., and thence to Columbia
5. c.. where they will visit Gov Chamberlain IN.
Ill SPRING Bangor Wing.
George Flint of Arson was elected a membsr
of the Maine Board of Agriculture by the Somer-
set Agricultural society.
Taere are seventeen hundred signatures to the
Allen Mission total abstinence pledge in Port,
land.
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" ASiilN(:TON.


Washington, February A. The selection Of the
place Of meeting of the National democratic Pres
dental nominating convention, is beginning to
excite much attention. st. I.ouis, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia AID Chicago ere the cities chiefly
pressed on the members of the National commit
tee, who viii iiX the time and place on the 22d
inst The 2lst of June and the 18th of July are
the two dates most prominently mentioned for the
hold NJ Of the convention.
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GARDINER.


Gardiner, February 4. The rel ,rmeis' fourth
anniversary meetings in Gardiner last evening
and to-day are well attended and enthusiastic 50
delegates from the Bah club and lG from the
Lewiston club are present. The speeches are
full Of .arncstEe,s AID the reform boys vide
awake. johnson Hall " ii be filed this evening.
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co
II BARCLAY ST., NEW FORK.

KENNEBEC COUNFI--Tn Court Of Probate, heds
at AaquSta. the fourth Monday Of Jaaa0rg. ISIS.
ELLEN l.. WlMAN widow OF George ID. wy
Ia man, late Of Belgrade, in sand county, de-
ceased, having presented her application Tor allow
ance out OF tins personal estate OF sstii deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks suecessively in the kenDebec Journal print
ed in Augusta in said county, that all persons In
terested may attend at Probate Court 10 be held
az Augusta on the fourth Monday of February
next aud show cause, il any they have, why the
prayer OF said peti,o should not be granted.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES iIEwiNs, Register. 3w1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-05

The Catholics Of Augusta, assisted by their
friends in Hallowell and Gardiuer are to give a
grand levee and fair at Granite Hall, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evening. of next week, consisting
of !ableaux. plays, &c, aud at which will be given
away Singer Sewing Machine. Our Catholic
friends have the reputation of gcttinE Up coed
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LOCAL. AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

At GEORGE HUNTS fruit, confectionery, fancy
goods and toy stand, on Wafer street, may be
found a splendid assortment of Goods 10 hi. line.
Just now he i. selling 10 cigars for % cents. He
has the Key West cigar for tive cents. which is eS
cellence and economy combined. feb5-t4t
New styles in jewelly and silver ware at L.
Rowse's. feb4-t2t
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iAarrten.

In New sharon, Rnfus S. I.eeman of starks, to
Mis-. Mary A. +. Manter OF y. ).
In Vienna, icth ult Roscoe fl. Folsome of Lex
n2ton, Cal, to Miss Laura A. Whittier oi Vienna.
in iangely Pr, 30-h ult, Gorham K. Hardy 10
Miss blanche +. Me, nth of Ransely.
In Boston. Mass, 10Th ult, Fred h. Ranger TO
M Nette Smith, both Of Weld.
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Of the cons,itutonalhy of the bill submitted. The

Of the constitutonality of the bill submitted. The
| committee assigned Tuesday next for hearing on
| the Bangor Water Power question. The commit
tee will report ought to pass on bill to prevent
the careless oil firearms; also in relation to the
jurisdiction Of the Supreme Judicial Court
The Military committee gave hearing last eve
ming, TO several military officers, for an appropfia-
ton of $4,000 10 pay the expenses Of sending
the First Name Regiment to the centennial. Gen.
Cilley, Col. c. r. NIa;toc&s, Charles j. Libby,
Esq, and Mai Benson argued in favor Of the ap-
preparation. Mr.. Lunt, county attorney Of York,
al gued in behalf Of sending the unattached com
panies, and more especially the Biddelori Light
Infantry. Tae matter was laid upon the table,
and Tuesday next a,sgncd for lis further
consideration. They agreed to ask for $4,000 for
the Bath Soldiers Homo, $1,000 to go towards
the building Of ci.tern; and 81 900 each for the
Bangor and Portland homes.
The Finance comm.ttec viii report bill allow
ing towns to charge interest on unpaid taxes
TIE committee on Legal Affairs will report
bill TO allow aldermen of cities containing 5000
inhabitants to remain in session five days, fol-
the purpose of correcting the check lists, instead
Of three days, and to allow voters the privilege Of
having their names entered upon the lists on the
day Of election that they may not be deprived OF
the right Of suffrage. They withdrew the propo-
,i,ion allowing aldermen to enter names ursn the
check list, stfi iayits.
The commi tee on Interior Waters, on the mat
er of charges for lumber survey on the Penob-
scot river, will report that instead of 50 cents per
thousand, for surveying and oveihauling, the price
be fixed at IS cents. This i; compromise between
the figures Of the lumbernen owners and the sur
vcyors.
The Committee on Ways and Bri iges, on the
proposition to have counties pay for all bridges
costing over 500, will report legislation incxpe-
dent.
The Senate Adjourned over TO Monday after
NOOK. The House will continue in session to day.