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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

G: j. Hall, W. w. Castle and Axel Hayford Of
Belfast, have formed under the general laws
corporation known as the Maine Stnte Granite As
ISOLATION. with capital stock Of $50 900. Already
orders have been received from Philadelphia for
monumental work.
The Bowdoinham Reform Club have elected
their new officers as follows: Augustus E. Brann.
president; Is. F. Thorn, secretary; j. II. Wilson,
treasurer. They celebrated their first anniversary
last Tuesday by rousing temperance meeting.
large amount of property IN Norrijgewock
was saved from fire Saturday evening last. by the
prompt action of the citizens. It originated from
the proprietor Of Q store going into the eel.
lar. striking match and lighting his cigar. Lew
iston Journal.
Last Friday, Frank McAvery of Charlestou, .
boy about twelve years Of age, while helping his
father move staging on the roof Of the shed,
some OF the boards gave way, letting him fall to
the ground, breaking his left leg just shove the
ankle joint. He was taken to the house and ply.
stefan was sent for. and the patient 10 now doing
well IS could be expected.
A letter received in this city Monday, from q
lumberman on the Msttawamkesy river, states
that the water in that river is lower than 1t has
been for years at this season, ADD it IL doubtful
about the drives getting down Il the weather con.
inues dry. Bangor Wing.
John Cooper, young lad about Is years old,
living with Mr.. Absalom Farwell of bethel, met
with sad accident one day last week while play
ing with another boy with an AZ, by severing the
fore6nger from the right hand, and cutting the
hand almost in two.
The Union says that last winter only about two
and half millions Of Lumber was cut on the Ma
chias river, against fifteen to twenty millions in
years past.
Tina, the youngest son Of Mrs. X. Campbell,
nine years old. had his left hand badly masgIed
BY circular saw in Page & McCullock's mill ct
West Greatworks, Monday morning. A physician
amputated two fingers and dressed the several
wounds on his hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

Harrison Baker, formerly of this city, has leas.
cd the Bangor House, and will hereafter conduct
its affairs.
Sol Smith Russell and the Berger Family had a
splendid house last evening, the large hall being
nearly filled. The performances were, as usual,
above all expectations. Th- company are always
sue of full house here.
The parish sociable of the Winthrop street Uni.
vcrsast Society will meet with Mrs. NJ. V. u.
Chase, on State St. this evening, at half past scv-
en- o'clock A cordial invitation is extended 10 all
as a large attic ndance is desired. No supper.
James Chapman, night workman in the railroad
shop in this city, made an attempt yesterday after
noon to take his life, by an overdose of lauda-
nun. He bought an ounce Of laudauum yester-
day afternoon at hall past three o'clock, at A. c.
Dana's, and went to his home IN rear Of the
Farmers Hotel, where he took the entire dose.
This did not seem to have the desired effect, and
he came down Sire ct and bought another ounce at
j. d. Myricks. lie took half of this, and was
soon in a sound sleep. Physicians were called,
and with powerful galvsnic battery, aroused
him, and up to late hour last night were work
ing upon him with a hopeful prospect OF saving
his life Chapman has a wife and two children.
and has been in state Of dependency for some
time.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Sentenced.

WILKEsBARRE, April Is. ]. C. Gran, County
Auditor OF Luzerne Co.. the last of the ring off
C ials to be convicted, was to-day sentenced to
fine of So 400 and Imprisonment for two years and
two months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

Henry Hidreth Of Gardiner, who has been in
Boston a few days, is badly sold man. While
waiting for the kennebec boat, in Boston, on
Tuesday evening, he was approached by conf
dence man. who professed to be well acquainted
with Gardiner people. The two passed out on the
street. the confidence man met friend who had a
bin against him for $500. lie lacked $500 Would
llildreth loan it to him : OF course he would
The money was counted out and the three entered
building where the bill was to be rcceipted. Tie
presenter Of the bill disappeared to sign his name,
and was away so long that Mr.. Hildreth's new
friend had to go after him. and thus the Maine
gentleman parted with his money and his new
companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
Two Irreco ella BE Cenditions.

ID. bility and health irrcconci' able conditions
Weakly people, that is % say people who lack the
vitality requisite for vigorous discharge Of each
and all OF tue bodily functions, are invariably .
fcted with some, though it may he . uining die.
OF the blood and leanneee. A certain way to over.
come 1t and p'eveut the aggravated maladies to
Ahch IL mus. ultimately lead Ii to use Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, which promote digestion and as.
similation Of the food, and thus arc the means Of
furni hing the body with \ supply Of b. God Of .
quality essential to it's proper Rourishment In
vgoratlon through the fundamentally of the
matchless tonic protects the feeble from host Of
bodily ills which lurk In ambu. for the dcbilitat.
ed. The Bitters article which 1. 10 most de-
sirab.e to keep cons family on hand.
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EUROPE.
The Eastern Question.

| BUCHAREST, April Is. Orders are prepared
| which render the immediate mobilization of the
| Roumania army possible. The government has
ordered the cessation of all dispatches announcing
| the movements of troops.
Two more Turkish iron-clads, m ak ing eight al
together, have arrived at the mouth of the Dan
ube.
The Montenegrin delegates from Constantine
pie are expected at kischanef, where probably
they Will have an interview with the Car and
Gortschakof, who, it is stated will accompany the
Car.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April Is. The staff of the
RUSSIAN embassy is expected to leave some time
| next week.
Nothing is yet officially determined in regard to
| Russian subjects who remain here after the out
| break OF war. Russia wishes to place them under
| the protection of the German embassy but IL ia
| oeheved the Porte will require their expulsion.
LONDON, April Is. dispatch fro m Belgrade
says that Gen. Fardaeti, Russian, who arrived
recently, remains almost incognito and the peo-
pie cannot discover his mission. 1t il doubtful
whether he represents official or unofficial Russia
the latter most probable.
kaistics, the servian prime minister declares
Servia has made peace and intends to preserve H.
Accounts from Scutori say that the Turks end
less diihculty IN penetrating the Miridite country
| than was expected.
The Times despatch from Cons antipople saws
that 1t is rumored the Porte intends to proclaim
| state Of seige.
| Greece is preparing in cese of war to incite an
| instruction in the Greek provinces of Turkey,
and in the Island of Crete.
GladstOne's Health.
LIVERPOOL, April Is. The Courier saws that
Gladstones health is causing his family suxie,y
The medical men advise him to go abroad.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, April Is. A rumor is cur
rent that an engagement has been fought in the
neighbOrhood of Nicsies.
Great anxiety continues and Russa's decision
is unknown.
Hobart Pasha has inspected the Black Sea fleet
ond gone to inspect the fleet in the Mediterranean
Sea.
VIENNA, April Is. The emperor of Austria has
WI iten letter to the aichduke Albert, command
erin chief OF the army, congratulating him on
military service.
The archduke Albert to-day received represen-
tatives OF the army, and in reply to congratula-
tlons, urged the propagation of the ancient Aus
TRAN sold erike spirit Tor with that victory would
never fail them.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Is. The rumors of
change IN the ministry at Constantinople, con-
tiadctcd.
Naval Affairs.
Paris correspondent states that the Mediter-
ranean squadron of the United States has obtain
| ed the requisite permission to pass the Dardaneles
from the porte and will Immediately proceed to
the Bosphorus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

The announcement Of Messrs. j. p. Wyman &
Son, whose extensive door, sash and blind manu-
factory Is one afthe established institutions of the
city, may be found in our columns. They employ
large humber of trst-cass workmen, and by us
ing the best of material turn out work which can
not be surpassed in excellence. Not only do they
attend to large orders, representing thousands o.
dollars, but always take pains to ill with the ut
most promptncss the smallest orders. All are sure
of fair and impartial treatment, and prices are so
low at the present time that now is the time to
bald. We take pleasure in referring to their ad-
yertisemcnt
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apris.teodAwlw

Many thousands Of dollars are spent annually in
distributing. free Of charge, Sample Bottles Of
country. to those suffering from Coaghs, Asthna
Hemorrhages. Consumption, and other Throat
and Lung Diseases, that the afflicted might salts.
fly themselves, that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate re-
lief, yet there are great many poor, suffering,
skeptical persons going about our streets with .
suspicious cough, and the voice Of consumption
coming from their lungs, that will not try il. II
you die, 1t is your own fault - you can 90 to
your druggist and get sample bottle for 10 cents
try it; three doses will relieve any case reg
gular size only IS cents. dec9-t TTS&
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LOUISIANA.
The Situation.

New YORK, April IS. A New Orleans special
to the Tribune says Packard's leaders declare they
will reject the proposed compromise unless the
conservatives concede three republican members
from the third ward of New Orleans. This ward
gave the republicans one majority in the consol-
dated house. The conservatives refuse and are
apparently supported by the commission.
The Herald says the Packard legislative COM
mittee asked the commission last evening if the
refusal to accept compromise would result in the
withdrawal of troops. If so, they would dissolve
their organization. The commission would not
give q direct answer.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

At the municipal election in Newport, Il. l., the
republicans elected the mayor. three of the five
aldermen, and c light of the ten councilmen.
HAMPSTEAD DEPOT, April is. The houses and
barns of VIM. Brickett and Amos Buck burned to-
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
BRIDGEPORT. April Is. The explosion of kerr
oscne lampin Naugntuck, caused the death yester-
day Of Mrs. John Fruen, aged 40 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

\ lady starting out for church yesterday af,er
noon called at the house of friend on the way
aud laid Off her bonnet, and on rcsuming her way
forgot to put it on, and did not notice her mistake
until nearly reaching the church door. OF course
she re,reated for the needed article in good order
The recent accident in Rhode Island, whereby
gentleman lost his life by the blunder of drug
list, shows the necessity for the formation of as
socisions, similar to that which the Maine legi,
lnure has authorized the druggists of this State
do.
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Treasury Department..
Eight Hours a Day.
GEORGIA..
Marine News.

SAVANNAH April Is. Schooner NJ. J. Rawley
from Philadelphia reports on the 18th inst. fe 10
Me-, from New York for Savannah, long 30 OF,
lat. 3i.l3 Her captain, Henry Gilman, had been
washed overheard aud drowned, and the mate, w
G. Mason, was killed by the tsffrail. The Hopper
had lost her wheel, main boom. lower rudder
braces and foressil, and had her boat stove. Took
the mates wife and crippled man off the schoon-
er, and placed the Rowleys second mate on her.
with orders to proceed to Wilmington, n. c,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
DiSasters at Sen.

Sch. L. A. Orcutt of st. George, which parted
chains aud went ashore at Yorktown, Va, on the
9th, lies high and dry on the beach. The crew
have arrived at Norfolk.
Sch Maggie w. Willard, from Portland, fish
ing, put into Vineyard Haven on the 18th, and re-
ports the loss of seine and boat on Nantucket
Shoals
Sch. Ring Dove, Swain, from Calais, arrived at
Philadelphia on the 4th inst with loss of part OF
her deck load when off Fire Island, in gale, on
the 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

A pamphlet has been put into our hands contain
ing the Farewell discourse recently addressed to
the people of Skowhegan, by Rev. George W.
Hathaway, who has severed his connection with
that people and removed to a home among his
relatives on the golden shores of California. The
subject Of the discourse is "Changes of the Last
Forty. Four Years" The discourse embraces the
religious, bGsiness and social history of the town
that the author loved SO well, and with whose in
teres.s he was closely Identified. lie has been
true "father in Israel" scattering the good seed
all the fruitage of which may not yet have ap-
pesred, but which will surely ripen to bless man
kind. The people will follow Mr.. Hathaway to
his new home with their prayers and fondest
NJ shes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
Valuable Farm, Farming
Tools, Horses, &c.,

= -
In Chelsea without re erve on Tuesday, April
24th on the premises, Ht 10 O'Clock, A. H. The well
known Farm, occupied by W. ward, known as
leading from Gardner to Augusta, near the NJ. z.
Winsow place The fun comprises about one
hundred and seventy acres, cuts about seventy ms
of English Hay The land is well divided into Til.
lage, Pasturage and Woodland, the ulage land
nearly free rom rocks, clay loan soil and in
goou state oC cultivation, well watered and fenced
spen III wood lot about b acres. The barn is
very laigs b-lng about iUxi2O feet. There is no
house on the premises, it was b Irnt last winter.
This /, consider ed and al owed as one OF the most
productive farms in Chelsea. The location is de-
rlraOle, being only about three miles from Gardiner
and Pittston Bridge, aud the same from Augusta,
miles from Haowell ding
Also, at the same time anu place, the following
described property. One Mare years old, sound,
sind, good worker and eXctlielt driver, weighs
about 90 pounds One Coli, Yeas old, sound
aud nd, good stopper, trot in minutes ant we'll
broken. One Cot years o d, Knox Boy; one
Colt, years ODD knox Boy; ore Colt, 2yeais Old,
hnoX; one Colt, years Old, Knox: one Riding
Buggy Wagon, nearly new; one Riding Buggy
Harness, good one; one Concord Wagon, common;
4 Ploughs: Earrows; Wood Moving Ma
chine, nearly hcw one Riding Harness good one;
one Farm Dump Cart; one Farm Wagon with
Rack and Body, good one; one set Doub e Har.
aew. Also lot of Chains, Old Iron, Forks >hov.
els, &C, &c.
Terms liberal. No poslp1nemen account of
weather. Particulars OF W. W. Haukersoo, near
the pla e. or
J. 5. Lanyard, Auct'f and Rial state Az,
Gardiner.
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WANTED !!

A situation as lIousekcepe' or a place to do
n housework. Inquire AT Mr. Fred swans III
Grove street, Augu.ta. aprl9'3t
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, April Is. 1871.
FL0UR-Extra spring, q 75a7 25.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, t1.al44ss; cash 1+5-a
Al; May 45t June No. s. l Sal 81
A.; rejected. | I6-al 20.
LORN-No. mixed. iel. cash; May. t7ls
June 4sIs.
OATS-37&a-c. cash. 5s-c May; ssl4 June.
RYE-No. :, SOC.
BARLEY-No..2 spring, IS a65c.
PORK - Cash, 10 Is ais II all wear, IA 80;
May, IL So; June, 10 9j-.
LARD-.Cash, l0Oj--cash; 10 O7--al1 O7l., May;
June 10 2o-a000,
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Weather rainy, mild, wind southeast.
Democratic Policy.
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Loss of a Maine Vessel.

NEW YORK, April Is. The steamer City Vera
Cruz reports 18th inst, lat. "a "a long 70 90 was
stopped by vessel waterlogged and abandoned
The flying remnants of an American ensign were
union down. The mssts we're gone houses stove
bowsprit and jibboom standing. Made out her
name to be the "Abbe" of Portland.
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SOUTH CAROLYN
Sealing the Doors.

COLUMBIA, April Is. Secretary Manning, I'M
der Instructions from Hampton, at eight O'Clock
this morning, sealed the office doors of all the
state officials. Four conssbles are on duty there
and no demand has yet been made by republican
officials for occupation of their offices.
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Supreme Judicial Court-Libbey I, pre-
WEDNESDAY, April 18th.

WEDNESDAY, April 18th.
Town OF Benton VS.. Town of Clinton. The
whole forenoon was occupied in finishing this
case. The jury returned a verdict for the plain
tiff assessing the damages at 500.
State VS.. James Moody; Lancaster & Black for
the deft ndant. This is complaint for selling
rum to VIM. l.. Brown, an inmate of the Soldiers
Home in Chelsea, in December last. The case
was originally tried before Judge True of the
Municipal Court. and is brought here by appeal.
Verdict not guilty.
The jurors were then discharged from further
attendance.
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Mrs. CORNELIA ALLISON.

A LARGE, varied, stylish and tasty selection of
Foreign and American Paper Hangings, have late
ly been received by Messrs. j. II. ROBINSON &
Co, 406 Washington Street, Bosion,-se adver-
tsement in another column. Before papering
your houses a visit to their extensive warerooms
can but prove advantageous tlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

The following comm sions have been issued
from the Adjutant Generals Office. Bath High
School Cadets-Richard d. Morse, Captain, s
F. Blair, LIST Lieut.; George +. Mason, "a Lieut..
Waterve High School Cadets-lIerbelt G. Fos-
ter, Captain; Frank X. Shaw. lst Lieut.; Everett
NJ. Stacey, "a Lieut. Conner Cadets Augusta
Fred Z. Lally. Captain; Arthur S. Pinkham, lsi
Lieut.; Elbridge W. Moore, ID Lieut.
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Arrived.

HARRISBURG, April Is. Ex-president Gran
and family arrived this evening, and are the guest
of Hon. j. ID. Cameron. Tney will remain her,
several davs.
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New York Produce Market.

1dlt1s ODASs, VIZ ShN
No. ?. 5 25-a6slo-
West'n q State. . 65ap IS
Extra, I 90 -al0 81
Ono &c, S.65 -a'O %
southern, q J5-a9 90 =
Rye Hour firm. 4 5oA5 %
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CHINA AND JAPAN.


PARIS, April Is. A despatch from Japan yes
terdsy announces the defeat of the insurgents and
their flight in the direction of Ilianga. The gov
eminent headquarters have been transferred to
kumamoto. The insurrection is regarded as
nearly ended
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INDIANA.
Arrested.

CINCINNATI, April IS. Lyle Levi, the leader of
notorious band of counterfeiters, was arrested
to-hay at Osgood, ind., and taken to Indianapolis
for hearing.
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The Portals ofthe Head

the lips, are the most expressive feature in the
human countenance. When they open on white
glistening teeth, they are inexpres.lby attractive
kissable. in fact. Ladies' don lose sight of thi,
fact, and remember that S0ZODONT will whittier
and preserve your teeth aprillS-teodSwlw
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Harrison Baker, formerly of this city, has leas.
cd the Bangor House, and will hereafter conduct
its affairs.
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The Herald says the prosecution Of Secretary
r Dbeson for alleged misappropriation of the navy
lnds will be the leading feature Of the democratic
policy in the coming congress
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1t is reported that additional steamer will run
from Portland to Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, dur
ing the coming travel season, in connection with
the Boston and Maine railroad, and that the only
landing between Portland ard Bar IIalbor will be
Mt, R,ck1and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19

Gj7DR. o. EiTzGRALD. the wonderful Clair
voy ant Physician and Surgeon, will visit Augusta,
at MANSION HOUSE, on FRIDAY, APRIL 10Th, for
one day only. DIR. Fitzgerald undertakes no in
durable cases, but will examine all who may call
on him FREE OF CHARGE, and il a cure cannot be
effected will frankly tell them aprll-ttillapl2l
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
increasing northeast to southeast winds, cloudy
weather and rain, with falling barometer and
slight charges in temperature.
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Mr.. E. S. Briggs of Winthrop who attempted
suicide by throwing himself into well. recently,
has been brought to the Insane Hospital.
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ILLINOIS.
The Swiss Mission.

CHICAGO, April IS. The Swiss mission will
robably go to George A. Schneider, president of
me Illinois National Bank of this city. He is
native of Belgium.
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IEUsIAl IOWd, JAN. =, I0IU.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-I must tell you what your medicine has
done for me. Before taking your Favorite Pre-
scrption | could hardly stand on my feet, but BY
following your advice, am perfectly cured. The
Favore Prescription is a wonderful medicine for
deblitated and nervous females. | cannot ex-
press how thankful am to you for J our advice.
Yours truly,
+lt Mrs. COREELIA ALLISON
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The First Christian Church on Northern Ave
nue., in this city, would most thankfully acknowl-
edge the receipt of nice clock for the interior of
their church, present from Frank W. Kinsman
Of this city.
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TRAVELLERS find an easily prepared and most
satisfactory beverage in the Vanilla Chocolate pre-
pared by Walter Baker & Co. A single trial will
establish its popularity. Dealers in family stores
everywhere supply it. aprlS-it
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EASTPORT.
Herring.

EAsTPoRT, April IL. The catch Of herring the
past two weeks has been the largest ever known.
and they have been selling for seventy-f five cents
per barrel. large number of Gloucester fisher
men are here getting bait.
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gardener in this city refuses to work for less
than two dollars day, because of the threatened
war between Russia and Turkey
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Could Hardly stand ON Her Feet.

PEosTA, Iowa, Jan. q, 1876
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iaarrtso.

In Paris, 18th inst, Hiram jackson to Ellen ED
est daughter of Hon. Hiram Hubbard, both o.
Paris.
In Woodstock, inst william H Pratt to Miss
jimmie l.. Heath, beta Of Woodstock.