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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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MARINE DISASTERS ,
Haine vessel SINK by "a British Steam cr
Another Damaged by Collision.

Another Damaged by Collision.
WAsHINGroN, January g. The Secretary OF
state has letter from L. 5. consul, Liverpool,
o. Gates Of Dimariscotta, Me-, which was run 10
TO and sunk Nov i,h in the English Channel by
British steamer.
The facts related upG,I oath by the pilot and
captain of the schooner, show an exhibition Of
careless indifference TO human life on the part OF
the officers of the British vessel, which should
meet with universal Icplobstion. Tic accident
occurred about seven O'Clock at night. The
schooner had all her lights burning and adhered
strictly to the regulations governing the right Of
way.
Inc s'eamer kept her course Il gard.css of the
schooner which hailed and signallel, and when
she strdck the Gates, which sank in ten minutes,
offered no assistance, though the wives of the
captain aud steward were on deck screaming for
help. The pilot aud tain of the schooner
called TO the officers Of the steamer to throw a
rope in order to get the women oil, but no notice
was taken OF the appea'. The pilot succeeded in
climbing on the steamer when he seized rope
and threw it to TIE schooner, whereby tue wom-
en- were hoisted on board the steamer. The
crew Of the schooner then clambered up the side
the steamer a, best they could, and no lives were
lost.
RoCKLAND January 5. Schooner Walter C.
Hall Of Rockland, while living at Owls Head,
dragged her anchors All fouled with schooner
Alnomak. breaking 10 stern aud quarter rail.
TIE Alnomak los, bowsplit, headgear aud su.-
tlned other damage.
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Chicago Produce Market.

ELOUR-Extra spring, o. b0as rs. Ss,t
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, l 2ek; each l27
-; December, } AZ; January No. s. i 2e}s
al l01 rejected. S5a9ikc.
COkS-No. mixed, Al IA; December 44kc.
OATS Ne. 2, Jss4a--e c. cash, Ah-c.; l,t,n.
Der, 35 c January, AXE.
RYE-No. 2, TIE.
BARLEY-N No. 2isprIng, 6s Salec. t
Pohk-Cash, II soali rs. ali year, IS saA Jan
nary, IS IS.
LARD-Cash, II 10; January, 10 SIX.
BULK Manifestations, 6a6hc. short lib
sides, sbsskc.; short clear rib SKA c.
WHISkEY-Western,l o.. -
tREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo, 5kc., wheat do,
4a5c '
HRECEIP 900 eouf 5000 wheat; $4,000
corn; $500 oats; &,7Ct rye, $500 barley.
SHlPMENrS-ls,0 oO -four, 81 600 wheat; lOl 900
corn s.; 20 600 oats; 10, 900 barley; 4, 500 rye
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The Patent Conmissionership.

Representative McDougal informed the presi-
dent to-day that he will give him an answer to-
morrow in regard TO accepting the appointment
as commissioner Of patents, recently rendered
him
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The hundreds who read our BiograpL zeal
Pamphlet will not fail to notice the advertisement
of DIR. kinsman, who announces the virtues Of
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balssm. 1t would in
deed take more than one half page, or indeed
az entire book, to tell of the virtues and the cur
alive qualities of this wonderful medicine 1t is
finding its way into every corner of the universe,
and its mission is truly benefcent as the thous-
auds will gladly attest who have used n.
George w. Woods, whose name has figured
con.picuousiy in tho police records Of this city,
is dead. Mr.. John Dixon received yesterday a
toe gram from John d. Adams, dated at Bing-
ham, saying, Inform friends of Geo. W. Woods
that he is dead" Woods latest crime in this
vicinity VA, stealing rigging. His two accom-
,pces we're niboed and are now in State Prison
George escaped from the officers of the law, but
he could not get away from the grim messenger.
We again call attention to the grand novelty
entertainment to be given this evening, at Gran
lite Hall, by Schoolcraft & Goes Novelty Com
pany. under the management of the acknowl
edged frst-class actor, William Calder. There
are twenty artists in the company, besides Brass
Band and Orchestra. This will be Of the
most enjoyable and satisfactory entertainment,
for the winter and everyone is advised to 60.
Tickets securing reserved seas, may be had at
the Off re OF III Eastern Express.
Sanford Howard an employee in the SpIague
Cotton Factory, was severely injured, Saturday,
while cleaning the main shaft lie was standing
on steps below the shaft, when the waste yarn,
which he was using, caught around it and fas
tened his hands, carrying him over the fast re-
vslving shaft, breaking his right arm in several
places and tearing of the middle finger at the
Grst joint and completely skinning two others
AS he passed over the shaft he was thrown oH
like the snap of whip, which broke the yarn and
saved hi, life. DR.. Martin was called to dress his
injuries. Ills arm is swollen badly and be suffers
much pain, but will probably recover.
The Art Studies and Pantomimes which arc to
be shown and enacted at Granite Hall on Wednes-
day ard Thursday evenings Of this week, will
truly be worthy the study and attention of our
readers. With the help of Mr.. Bartlett Of Bos
ton, an expert in such matters, the young gentle
aren and ladies of St. Mar2s Parish will be able to
show their friends some superb living pictures
pictures that full of life and that will almost
speak. Those who have never seen an exhibition
of this kind should not fail to attend; and those
who have known Dartlett's management in years
past, will need no urging to do 90. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the Aid Society connect
ed with st. Marks.
At q special meeting of Cutler Post, No As. c.
A. r., Togus, Department of Maine, held on Sat
urdsy evening, January 9th, the following named
officers were duly installed by Comrade j. NJ. An
drews, Senior Vice Commander department of
Maine, who also inspected the Post and found it
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gifts Of the kind and benevolent Creator have
served these men additional incentives to acts Of
oppression and wrong. Not sat isfied with the in
jury which they have inflicted, the authors Of
these caiamities are again struggling TO maintain
their ascendency of fraud and to establish over
these people usurpatiou more glaring and infa-
NOUS than that which ends TO day its baneful ex.
istence. The people of this state are determined
and also am determined that this effort shall be
iolet. The rights and liberties of Louisiana
must not be suffered to be destroyed. There may
be grave difficulties in the present manner of DEAL
ing with the matter but they will be overcome,
and hereafter upon the duly and legally constitut-
ed authorities of the State will devove the proper
administration of its affairs.
In conclusion Gov. Nichols saws: Ii shall be
great object in my administration to promote
kindness, sympathy, confidence and justice be-
tween the two races that inhabt the soil, and
who, with common interest, should crdislly
cooperate to secure the common good In fine
fellow citizens, shall invoke the blessing, and
earnestly and conscienhously endeaver to do my
duty.
The balcony of St. Patrcks Hall was draped
win tags Of all nations, surmounted By the Amer
lean flags.
AT the conclusion of Nichols address the bene.
dicton was pronounced by Rev. Father Allen.
Nlcho's and WIZ were then escorted by the Leg.
islative Committee to Oddfellows' Hail. where
they received the congratulations of their friends.
The crowd in and about st. Patrick's Hall was
estimated at from ten TO fifteen thousand, iuclud-
a large number sf ladies'
Gov. Nichols has appointed Col. Thomas Bay
land, well known detective, as Chief of the Met
ropolnan Police. Baylapd has established his
headquarters at Masonic Hall, where force is be-
Ing organized.
Inauguration Of Gov. Packard.
NEW ORLEANS, January 8. There was little
excitement in the vicinity of the state house to-
day, attending the Inauguration of Gov. Packard.
A heavy force Of policemen were on duty and ad-
miited those who had passes.
AT one o'clock Gov. Packard entered the house
of representative, which was fesooned with flags.
Many ladies were in attendance, and the band
played HAL to the Chief"
After the legislature was called to order, Gov
Kellogg introduced Gov. Packard with a brief
speech. abiding to similarity of circumstances
with his own Inauguration four years ago, and
wishing him good speed.
Chief Justice Ludellng administered the oath
of office, after which Gov. Packard read his in
augurai.
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Notice ID Members Of the Legislature

The Daily Kennebec journal will contain tll
reportc of the proceedings of the legislature and
abstracts OF debates.
The price of the Daily ha. been reduced to mtm
bers. Single copy, cents 10 copies, for % cents,
twenty five copies or more, cents each.
Extra copies Of any issue of the Daily Kenbebec
journal may lie obtained by giving orders therefor
to tie Carrier at the State House, or ut the Conn.
ing Ro, IN of he Journal office, the day previous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-09

There will be meeting of the Masonic levee
stage committee a. their hall This evening at 9
o'clock. You will take due notice and govern
yourselves accordingly.
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siding,


MONDAY, January &.
Rufus Moody vs.. George S. Fairbanks. Cale-
ton for plaintiff; Potter & Otis for defendant.
The parties are Of Monmouth The plaintiff Il.
a miller and sues on account annexed for flour
and corn AMI grain, and cash lent, amounting TO
about $3.50. The account when sued had been
RAINING since 1869. The case was opened 10 the
jury and after examining one witness, the plain
till concluded to accept the offer of defendant TO
be deiaulted for $50 damages.
John ID. Packard vs.. Harrison Chandler appli-
cant. Poster i Otis for plaintiff; White for de-
PENDANT. This action is upon promissory note
on which there appears to be balance of $50
due. The case was originally brought before
Trial Justice, who gave the plaintiff judgment
90 the note. and the defendant appealed TO the
Court. On tIial.
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Railroad Accident.

RUTLAND, January 3. The mail train from
Boston OF the Rutland Railr ad Was thrown from
the track about O'Clock this Afternoon, by a
broken. rail, near East Wallingford station thr-
teen miles east of Rutland, and rolled about TWEEN
ty feet down an tmbaukment. There were
about thirty passengers, and several OF them were
Injlred more or less.
The passenger car was thrown frym the track,
severed from its Trucks aud rolled completely
over, bottom side up. As il went over it threw
the msil car down the bank upon It's side. The
locomotive and baggage car were not thrown
from the track.
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Inauguration of Gov. Packard.
SOUTH CAROLINE.
The GOveruOrship.

NEW YORK, January s. A Columbia special to
the Herald says Chamberlain thinks the governor
ship will be settled either by Congress or the
President As long as Grant is president, Cham
berlaln feels safe, but if Tllden is elected. Hamp-
ton probably will be recognized governor
Arrived.
CHARLESTON, January 8. The Russian Minis
ter y. shisken. accompanied by Rear Admiral
Crown arrived here this morning.
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NORTH liAN EN-.
Marine Disasters.

CAMDEN. January 5. Schooner Willie, of S..
Andrews, Capt. VIM. Carson, from St. Andrews
for Boston, with potatoes, struck OIL Pulpit IIar-
Dor Reef, North Haven, Saturday night, and went
to pieces. Tie crew were saved, being p'clod up
by boat from schooner Gray Eagle.
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Commitments TO Augusta Jail.

l. f. Thompson, Esq, Deputy Sheriff and JAil
or, has furnished us the following figures
Tho fntal nnnnhn, nf cnrnrn, tn,nr1. Ia ,.......
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sudden ThaW.

BosToN, Jfnuary s. The sudden ttaw and
rain storm Saturday night did considerable dam
az eln Boston. The frozen cutters on many phi
vate and public buildings refused TO do duty, and
the consequence was that disastrous leaks occur,
red, destroy ing thousands Of dollars worth of
property. Easements and cellars were flooded
and property injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-09

On the 9Th inst, Frank Z. Fogg, son Of Samuel
C. Fogs, Esq of Readfeld, and another lad were
practising with small pistol, whon the weapon
was accidentally discharged, the h,l penetrating
the hand Of ;0lng Fog, Tear lie cchtie, and
coming out lear the wrist. 1t Is an ugly and
painful wound. though it is thought it will not re-
suit in permanent injury. other than perhaps par
tial loss of finger. Boys, don't handle firearms
for recreation.
The Reform Club i. doing splendid work
Weekly business meetings are held, as also meet.
ings every Sunday evening, for speaking, &c.
The kennebec County Agricultural Society has
adjourned its annual meeting to the 81 day of
February at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Readfeld. An
nual election Of officers and other business.
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NE JERSEY.
StODDed Work

TRENTON, January s. Some fifteen hundred
employees of the Trenton po'teri's left work in
consequence of a general reduction of twenty per
cent in wages.
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EUROPE.
Damages by the

Damages by the Flood in Great Britain
New YORK. January :. A London despatch
says rains and floods in Great Britain increase.
Damages in the provinces are immense.
RUSSIA.
Special cable dispatches to the Herald say Rus
STA has $50, 900 troops concentrated on the from
tier. ready TO march into Turkey, Notwithstanding
reports of Russias unreadiness for war.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January s. At meeting of
the Plenipotentisries yesterday. Count Chaudo rdg
the French representative, is said to have stated
that many of the motives alleged by the Porte for
refusing propositions of conference, appeared to
him very legitimate, and Plenirotentiaries would
find difficulty in combating them. He added
france would never give codutenance to an I'M
jHst cause.
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be held at Gardncr. Jan. 23l, 1877: Comrades
James P. ingalls,, William Cunningham, Thomas
Malloy. Alternates; Comrades, Thos. Mickey, s.
Frank Turner, Edward Rogue
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INDIAN A.
Gov. liams' inaugural.

INDIANAPOLIS, January <. Guv Williams in
his inaugural urges economy from cheap trans
portaton by the railroads, and careful manage
ment of the Common School fund, but makes no
reference TO ra'iousl Gues.it rs.
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A special attendance of the members OF The
Woman's Temperance Union is requested at their
meeting thi, afternoon at $50 o'clock as blsiress
of importance is to come before them.
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RK ANSAS.
Electoral Voc.

WAsHINGToN, January 8. Congressman VIII
shier OF Arkansas says the electoral vote of that
state has been regularly delivered to ice Piesi-
dent Ferry, and duly receipted therefor.
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Flo Skrfchra

y few copies Of the Biographical Pamphlet may
be had at this Office. or of the carrier at the State
House. Price, 10 cents. If
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LEWISTON.
Dedication.

LEwIsToN, January s. The Odifenows' Gle
gait new Hall in Lewiston, WAS dedicated to-
night by the Grand Lodge of Maine. Rev H. NJ.
Boltc delivered the Grafton.
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Killed.

SPRISGTELD, January s. The roof Of the
Boston & Albany freight house was crushed in by
the snow this afternoon. John Lovett en-
ployee, was killed, and five others were more o.
less I'M lred.
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Deyiue { Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: &. W. Martin, NJ. b.; W.
). Hi, NJ. ID, 6. L. Brckett NJ. D., W. Bolsn,
VI. -, H. II. Hill. NJ. D.. j. .. Webster, NJ. ID.
l., J. Croker, NJ ID. eodttt
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People in the country have found their way out
from behind the snow drifts, and are coming into
market, much to the delight of our traders.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Death.

PRoyIDENo E, January s. ALEXIS Caswell, d.
D.. ex-presdept Of the Brown University with
which be was COM ccted for half a century, died
this morning.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Jan. 8, 1871.
iSales at the Brokers' Board
Eas tern Railroad, 5La5s.
Boston h Maine Railroad ysha -
Portland. saco 4 Portsmouth. -ale-
Boston 4 Name Railroad, 70, l0aka--
Eastern Rairoadi Ts 6ILa5lL
Maine State Us, ul-a--
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The fact that ice has formed in large quantities
on the Hudson and elsewhere southwark, will
deter many from putting up the usual amount the
present winter. Very few will venture into the
business simply as q speculation" One large
company in Richmond, with houses Of extensive
capacity. will not put up pound. Many houses
this side of. Richmond will PROBABLY remain
empty, also.
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We understand that the Rev. a. K. Crane, who
has been at work upon the matter two or three
years, has secured upon his books pledges to the
amount OF dfty thousand dollars, which will Sc
cure the fifty thousand dollars conditionaiy
pledged by Ex-Governor Cohurn. as an endow-
ment fund to several academies that fitting
students for Colby University. Mr.. Crane ha.
done noble work in his special field.
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Al the annual election of Riverside Lodge Of F.
X 4. Masons. the following officers were elected:

At their recent meeting, the Directors Of tie
Maine Central adopted the plan pursued ty
TIE b ,ston roads, not to issue free passes to
newspapers on any conditions. Should this lie
impsltally adhered to- 1t will be entirely satsfac-
tory. The newspapers ask NO favors OF the rail-
roads. The favors generally come the other
WAY
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The ForgetfuI Of People

compels DR. Pierce to remind invalid, that his
COLLEEN Medic al Discovery is unsurpassed as a
blood, liver and cough medicine See his Memo
randum Books; they given away at ali drug
stores. jaL9-ltt
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Regular meeting of Jephtha Encampment, l..
o. o. F. this evening at 7.S0 o'clock. Work in
the II. p. degree. Brethren Of the order stopping
in the city are cordially invited to attend.
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zural anu State Netus.

A change has been made in the price of copies
of the Daily Journal to members, as will be seen
by notice elsewhere.
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FINANCIAL L ooNrYRo1AL,
New York Money Market.
Eyryrxo Rrpopr

New Yort. Jan. g, is.,.
noney vss sassy at 0-aI- per centson call. FOR.
eign exchange dull VI 4sskaaSt- for banksrs, long
and COY a4s5 for demand. Gold opened ct To- X
and closed at l0oK. Loans l. al per cent.
customs receipts, sl77a0J. Treasury disbursed
$4,000 Interest $4,000 bonds and Is 3Ov Il r
silver.
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PENNSYLN ANA.


IIARRlsBURG. January S. The Iepolts iom
l., kens this afternoon, state that the fl emen
still gaining on the fire in the mine, and have
strong hopes of subduing il.
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A breaking up train passed through this city
Sunday. from Brunswick, on the way up river, so
ms TO "clear the track for Mondays trains.
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The thirteenth annual meeting of the Maine
Elitor,' and Publishers Association is to be held
in this city, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, 10
continue through the reSt day. These winter
meetings are for business the fun coming in the
samuer when the annual excursions occur.
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II was stated the other day by our Skowhegan
eouesp Dndent that w. G. Hazelton, who Is 10
Jul in that county, had been allowed to 20 olt
occasionally We have a note from Mr.. Hazel
ton. enphatically denying the charge. and stating
that he has not been out since the senelce was
passed upon him.
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The union prayer meeting this evening, in the
series of the week of prayer, will be held at the
Congrcgationslist vestry.
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.SarrtfD.

IL Eeigialt, 5,h last, at the residence Ot the
brd-s Ia her. Andrew ieaton, by Rev. J ;. Cum.
mings >hn Il " tehouse, Jr to Misc Emmi r..
ieaton, "a OF Hrl-rade.
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The Wiscasset Oracle says:
1.-TWO Bath boys preside over the two branches
Of the Legislature. Glory enough for one day"
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The Ashtabula ID saster.

BRATTLEBoRo, January 8. Ii has been re sort
ed here to-day that it il feared that Israel HAYNES
prominent residen, of Wilmington was anon =
he victims of the Ashtabula.
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OHIO.
W ont Go.

NEW YORK, January 8. Columbia, Ohio
special says Gov. Allen responded to an invitation
to attend the democratic convention, that he
wouldn't come.
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PORTLAND.
Arrived.
Err MONT.

The Allan steamship Polyuc,iap, itJm Liver
pool via Halifax. arrived here TO night.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. Jan. s, 1877
fOhh- els 00A0O % Clear eides, sksSl.
LAkD- BACON
Steam, lo'sallh Shoulders, 7Ias-
Kettle, il-aiz- Clear rib ,ides skak
BULK Meats Clear sides l0ssk
Shoulders I-a6a WHIskEI- IL O7a--
Clear rib sides, 9-asls
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The Treasury Robbery.

Secretary Morrill, says the robbery of SIP 900
/ : beng thoroughly investigated, and that tue
money will not he accepted to allow the culprit to
fro
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We pablish in another column the call for the
Mass State Temperance Convention, to be held at
Granite Hall, in this city. beginning on Tuesday
afternoon Jan. 23j, and continuing probably un-
I'll Thursday. The Womsn's Temperance Union
Convention will be held in connection with this.
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Democratic Convention.

The Herads despatch saws Geo. II. Pendleton,
II. Lhonler and Rufus King are proposed for
charmen.
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The Legislature will re-sssembc this morning
at which time the joint standing committees Of
both branches will be announced, and then the
general court will be in complete working order.