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Sptctal nssaseA to 1As CAtcdpo Tribune
srHiNorIrLp, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-rctlt!ons uf lnvol-
untarY bankruptcy wcro 1lod to-day by Joslah
Butler, Of el,pman, kfacoupin County; james
na'd of Efllngham; Henry Noltc, Of lincoln;
Henry Jacoby, Of kttubor; and John r. Beck
mnu, OF Petersburg.
, 1877-12-25

DosroN, Mass., Doc. A,-Tho HavlnEa Bank
Commissioners hare cnjotned tho Tnunton Say
ings Dank from doing further business. Tho
bank has g, ,5l3 assets, with 81 7O3 la.
hfllt1es The weak condition OF tie hank is duo
to tho depreciation Of loaua On mortgages.
, 1877-12-25
JUDGE LYNCH.

Lou1sv1LLz, ky., DeO. DIAN unknown
negro Was hung ncnr Ntcholsvi'le, KY, this
mo11ttnr BY mob. His crime WAS attempting
to murder John Denton, grocer Of Eaat lIlck.
rusra. Into whpae head hn Ar0va an *, while
Denton was selling sotno goods.
, 1877-12-25
PATTERSON, N, j.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec. 2k.-Thc Dalo Manu.
featuring Company Is going Into liquidation.
Tho creditors meet Wednesday,, Liabilities
t8O0,00o to 800, 600, nl1 secured hut &o0, ,0o0.
They own the largcst silk~mflf In Paterson.
The depreciation in tic prices Of silk goods ID
thc.enttaE.
, 1877-12-25
CINCINNATI.

C1NcrsNArr, u. Dec. 2i.-Toltc, Hnlton 4
Co., whose failure WAS announced last Wcolt,
filed pctttion in bankruptcy to-day IN The
United States Court; liabilities, 338a, 900; Al.
sets, at low cstimate, .Sl80, 900; most OF tic
creditors In New York.
, 1877-12-25

Rnsctdl D|srdteh 10 7At CAica1o Tribune.
BLooxINnToN, ILL.,, Dec. 2i.-Riges Bros,
private bankers At aaJbrookc, suspended pay
nant to-day. Caltspd by the general depression
Of financial affairs in Central 1llInos. Thcy ssy
they will pay.
, 1877-12-25

New YoHK, Dec. 2a-3t.s. A. T. Stewart,
who 10 now 10 years Of agc, lcll Oh marble step
hi her residence on Saturday morning, breathing
buEe VI the right arm Fear ths wrist aud III
hlctln2 aevpse bruises.
, 1877-12-25

So<eiaf httH1IcA IA tn Caioaao TFfouaA.
ANN A3Boh, Mich, Dec. M.-Infosmattou
Was rccciyfd hers to@lay that Eugene Mallory,
sou OF ". II. Mallory, formerly :of this city,
had been convicted Of murder and sentenced to
10 hanged u Chatham, Canada, Wedne.day.
". Il. AnlufTfWas \ prominent contractor
here, 4nd bV4t tha Methodist Church. flIs son
while hope ihtra did mot hare good reputar
tIOn. { -
, 1877-12-25

~ t. nn6.r,tnoi tb,t ~ n l.noh,..,
10 u"uels'oou *',at ',.. ess' "a 1.~uonerIy'
raaa ~ oh,n =. hn, n.o a
Freight Agent Of ttle road In p1aco Of AIR. N.
Guilford. nromotc.1 In IN no.,tfon ~ ,vo.to-,,
moa' m..t c.sp,.a, pse ~ r,' r"e pso. ~ "Ssptn
Foo' eo.ntn.sstonef' LUZ Rood
ones ~ Mr. Doherfy u well qualified to perform
the responsible duties Of tho positlon. liz was
formerly General Manager Of Continental Fnst
r-.io1,t ,,rnx ,-bor 1o c,,tsino, .,,,,t" ...,,.s
1ietus @'u1u, nv" ~ uo'.'ue" iotto teputa'
yet known who Ia to succeed Mr. Dohefty a.
Traffic Mansgcr OF tue IYcster, dylafons of ti,,s
rnal Tl.o nrtbsh,l;tIe. ~, lint I'm s.s,..a..
~ n", n.atxs,. Aaa.s, ,.,,a H." ~ 49, Wv ,s .s'0.aA'
tcrs In this ctty, will bo charged with thu per-
formsnco Of tho dutica OF this Office III addition
to hJa present ono,
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becamo engaged III i quarrel hter a woman, who
had aesertcd hor hushnnl, when Rlnfth shot
Fry In the htnmaci1. The cutie OF the trouble IL
ttacsabEe tn, bad whisky. Err will recover and
Hmtth IL under arrest.
, 1877-12-25

RoouaSFxa, N. r., Dec, M.-EariJ yestesday
three men entered tbs housa Of George MtuRle,
near AttId, knocked him auvn, dsaRsea out hls
wife, AKad IT, aud Earishel and murdered bur.
, 1877-12-25
CHESTER, IA,

CuasTaa, pa, Dec a'.-GcoEge Baker, th<
banker WIN suspended Thursday, states biz lta
hi1itles at $lb0, ,0o0; assets, ttQ2,Qo0. The u
bets are nearly nll real estate. r.,
, 1877-12-25
J,1AnOIrt.A1 MuRnEn.

DosToN+ Mass, Dec. A.-Cornefius To',In
threw lighted kerosene-lamp at Mrs. Mary l..
Afcktgan, yesterday Afternoon, settfnK ber
eiot|lca on fro, ahd shc burned to doash. Tobln
Has arrested.
, 1877-12-25

MzNrn,s, Dec. 2a.--rostmasier Clarkcs, OF
fernando. Miss, was garrotcd Saturday night
aud robbed Of $500 Post-O Oll.ce funds.
, 1877-12-25

= dEHI4" O4sVs1S<A 70 1N4 I1alR82p @FtQ*1s&s
CAAl1afl1ts, ILL.,, Doc 24.-Thla city was tha
scene ot a, sensational shooting alfray Tonight.
Two mea from Lltchueld, named FrJ and smith.
, 1877-12-25

RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.
C1NcIsxArl. Doe. a.-The Cleveland i Pttts-
burg Railroad bridge 1t Miugo Junction. o.,
VISA burned Ye4tes4l2x-
, 1877-12-25

= apsF9W 2N2p11tN 10 M CH1t1W" 1FIuWH3.
MusxsooN, slch., Dec. a.-IobaEt Murray,
the brakeman who wss run over ut WlIitu
Cloud lew days ago, on ttla ClteaRo d. Micht-
gan Lake shosu Railroad, diea Of Ills Injuries Ut
0:H thia muruIug.
, 1877-12-25

Gptetal CosrssponArse4 Of The Trtb1tns. .
.JoaHsnono, ILL.,, uoc. 23.-Tho tunnel was
completed north Of this place. and a coal-traln
camo through, last Friday. II air. smitLers,
the Receiver Of this raiiroad, Will now nut It in
order, and build decent depot-but1dings along
tho line, and run trains to accommodate tho
busfucas 1t will soon bo q good paying road.
, 1877-12-25

AN iMPoR;TANT:LETTER.

Axk AxuoK, Ncb., April 40 1R71,-na. nApway-
Rtud Biz! have besh tektnx your Hs4olysut IleFu.
stinE Ftils and ai.o asax s st4{ Kei:et shout oao
year for ovarian tItNuf1 fha ebduMxn, xI.li tha
tnoat smtncnt M JsclAns OF our Aoaicsl College pro-
They wora Iiko knots On 3 tree, Ny weight wa 375
pounds when cqMmencsd with your reiMtdlrs, sud
huw H II two hundred and ten lslla hut they sfs nut
q EHas Sf es1s fsss9
Kos ths asdictnEs tta9s q gsea'. Flesss sand mo
'~'' Mrs. c. KAApT.
, 1877-12-25

Thus terminated Tho lives of two of the most
desperate characters In tl,c country. They had
become terror IN the ncighhorhood, and good
citizens feel a acnse Of relief at their death,
which they brought on themselves,
, 1877-12-25
Kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Tomb Diseases. oTsvs Dlsetta }1ropsy.
et1ppsss II faser, lncsntHsnce nf Uriuu. Hrixhts
n5isk 4sgo:ta H. Il " Tase5 !. st
whte s!k. r. thrEu Ii morbid. dark 1iDtts aVpfa.
ahc9 and white ud duss deIosts~ and whan there ID
pan IN ille ANAL Of this back sud along tha lolna
, 1877-12-25

.hru, separately and ss.rrally In fcs. simple.
Upou this subject tbs Committee on Indian
AtAlFs las submitted the following report;
II appcafs 10 tho satisf4ctIon Of the Committee
that. In thu year lb3!, the NEutheEs0wu {ndfAns
purchased from Tho Cnitsl s&alea = township u
and g sun,St0tnx ~ o4o as.s1 tn on tas sa.t .Ile
1ss aud i.tded Nstea H. isa Aias H. iii; i w: VT
towus,lip Of land aniona lie didsfsn. ind,siduals
con,po.inx said tribe Of Hrothertown inIians. aud
70 y ~" nsla ~ nf ~ fss .pa ~ .s:stssy
aud pat*nss1 accordingly; but that, inadvsr,enIly
and. and ly M..tsko, p9tt!oa Of aid township 70.
tiou. VI siTht and BY prorision Of iaw II should
have been, which mistake IL Ereti1rl by th!s bIt
Which your Ion,ntttes report back With seeom.
xsrAra oy John T. htLLnH
The Committee Ut W4ys and Means has dc.
ctiel to layorublY report upon the bill Ut the
executors " The estate Of John Il. Miller, vi
Sterling, ILL.,, TOR relief for an suouut assessed
the production OF Bplrttx,
WISCONSIN wtSGxBAaoxa.
Senator t,au!cron, Of Wisconsin, Il entsesyor.
lug to a1d Tue Wlnnehago Indians OF that State
pursuits, atui 70 pro1nots their civilization. A
large uulnhes oi these Indians have teIectcd.
aud settled In good faith upon, hotlestcal.
sl!ims, under special act for their benelt ol
-oAos 4AC AAA14 In AAfG elEQiMe4 tG4tf u XlFE
and purpose to abandon their tribal rclatio,,.,
sud adopt tLo bablts aud customs Of civilized poo
pie anil avail t4cselyeAo of the prlyflrxea vi I'm,
act, but III mauy Instances arc uu4bie to do 70 pt
AtIDuUt u tbeI extreme poverty. SeuatpI
Cameron claims that small portion Of the a.
s1ts aud tun.ls Ut tho W1unebagocs in tho Trras,
nFy ct tho Eultt1 Stxte4, that will iuu1v and TX
available to tlein 2s tlr expiration vi FIVE
yours tfutu <Ar date vi their respective luule
cad-setttcr4cnts, will be of more advantage Il
thriu Ut tAe epu1Alcucsu.ept u their Homestead
, 1877-12-25
Tumor Of Twelve Yoors' Growth
Cured by Radway's Resolvont

o18rtes and bowels Nt tia dociars aatd thcrs Va
70 !,5Ip s9r M i. ,Esl thlI tass rrsem
ei,a !ps!lt1 xsaa t!s haa up IN f.:
of the lso+ornns md box II lxdrsya lll ADD two
bostts q your Re.dy Itecf *nt tnra u not Sign Of
sspneT t sh1n r., nsts % ~ yr. Iss xott
Nrtts thls . you foF tbs beEent of ythrrs, oS saa
publish It Il ron Ghoosc. HANNAH +. KNAPP.
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Garoiner EoraI Nema.

The hoped for sleigh ride has not yet been TAX
en-. The snow of Friday could not tempt the
BOYS to bring out their cutters. But the mud
Some of the streets were fearful 10 contemplate,
aud worse to travel. Farmers generally stayed
at home aud trade was dull.
II. q. Plaisted is preparing to move the old
tearse engine house from it. present site on High
and w inter streets, to his lot Harrison avenue,
where lac " il add ON ell aud iii it for dwelling
oUse.
Inc sermon of Rev. a. l.. Park on Thanksgiv
ing, was all able production. His text job
81 81" And now men see not the bright light
which is in the clouds; but the wind passeth, and
cleanselh them" lie suowed that though the
clouds of political corruption, of reputation, Of
financial distress and moral depravity hung heavi-
Nv over the country, yet if we would look upward
we could see riffs through which the light of
honesty, success and purity was breaking. Though
the clouds may be OF mems wickedness, yet God
can make the light of righteousness to shine
through. II should be published that larger con-
gregation might be benefited by it.
The celebrated ice case of Pray versus Mitch
ell has been adjusted. The matter referred
to ExGov Coburn and Judge 18th, who de-
cided tAat the case should be withdrawn from
coult. neither party pay ing the cost of the otber
and that Mr. Pray be paid hundred and
eighty 50 100 dollars from the estate of Mr.
Michel.
The display Of paintings in z. ii. Holmes
studio. is very fine and the bidding is brisk, bids
having been made nearly all the numbers
exhibited.
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FIN ANCIAl.
THE RUl rs REGARDING UNITED
STATES STOCKS.
Secretary sherman Sells Four Per Cents.
Only for Gold.

WASHINGTON, December !. The following
circular III regard TO the payments Of interest on
the Tour per cent registered stock OF 1887, acts OF
July l4ih, 1879, and January 30tn, 1871, has just
been Issued by the treasury department:
The books of registered four per cent. bonds
authorized by the acts OF congress- approved Jul V
18th, 1870, and January Gotta, 1871, will be closed
Tor the preparation Of interest schedules as fol
lows;
The books embracing registered stock held
abroad W be closed on the evening of the last
days OF February, May August and November
aud ieopened ioi transfer aud exchange Of stock
on The mornings of the 10Th of March, June
september auo December following.
The books embracing registered stock he'll in
the United tates viii he closed On tue evenings
OF the l5th of March, June, September and De-
cenber, and reopened Tor the transfer and ex-
change OF stock, on the mornings of the LIST OF
January, April, July and October following.
Stock issued on exchanges and transfer between
the 10th OF March, June, September and December
and the first day OF the succeeding months, will
bear interest from April l,t, July LIST, October lst
or January 1T, as the case may be-
The secretary of the treasury informed a New
York broker who wanted to purchase Sl50 000
OF four per cent bonds and pay in an amount OF
silver bullion that could he coined at the mint in.
to that amount of silver currency, that he 1.-THE
secretary cannot sell except upon gold basis.
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The STEAMER HURON.
A PROPOSED REMUNERATION.
Thanks TO Ensign Young.

WASHINGTON, December /. 1t is stated bl
sppropdlaling 200 to each surviving officer
anu SiOO to each surviving seaman oil the Huron
W III soon he introduced in the House.
Ensign Young is to be thanked IN general Or
ders by the Secretary of the Navy for his bravery
and heroism Tor rsklng his life \ leaving the HUI
ron to gam the shore, In order to obtain succor
for his dying shipmates.
The following has been received from the Car.
rtuck CLUB House, IN the vicinity of the wrecked
steamer Huron: Paymaster Sanders and Sur.
geon Culbreth's bodies have been recovered and
buried near this place. Any information can be
bad OF Joseph Payner. Metallic cases are ueces-
sary for transportation.
Lieut.. Palmer's body is found. Other officers
bodies found further north.
he signal observer at the wreck Of the Huron
at d.l0 I. NJ, reports as follows: Divers hav,
successfully examined the wreck. The upper
works are gone berth deck floats nearly to spar
deck; can't get into wardroom; spar deck entire
ly submerged; port side feet under water; ship
seems logge about four feet. No bodies recov.
cred since the last report
he observer at Cape Henry reports at 8 20 p
NJ, cltizens aud crews OF Stations between Nos.
and have found and buried 81 tina, were washed
ashore since the wreck OF the Huron. The bodies
were horribly muulated, so much so that identIf-
Cauoh VIII almost be an inposslbiiy.
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THE POPE.
HIS Condition Criticsl-A COnsistory TO
BE Held.

New YORK, December |. A Rome despatch
saws since the 22d ult., the Popes legs have swol-
len to an unusual degree, and discharges cop
ously rs to cause uneasiness. Yesterday he re-
ceived the officers of the psatlne Gusid, and
chatted and joked with yivscity.
1t is now believed ain that a consistory will
meet in the Pontiifs bed room, and the fact has
given rise to considerable speculation. On all
sides 1t is looked upon as significant, and rs the
BEGINNING Of the end. 1t is doubted at the Vati-
can whether the Pope will ever again move from
his bed
ROME, December 2. The Pope was insensble
for three hours this morning. The symptom is
not new but the fit unusually prolonged.
The inflammation of his legs is rising above the
knees.
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR-Extra spring % '5a5 rs.
WHEAT-No.2 spring, 1919 a. cash; t6fA
1919 December; l0s--alesk January: No. : l00k );
lo1 r; rejected, 80 "A.
Jan 4uzs.
OATS athc sash: 244c JAM; "a. Dec.
RYE-No :, So c.
BARLEY-No. spring, a6lAc.
PORK Cash Ii SIS al2 90. Jan, ii 90,
Dec, IL 10.
LARD Cash 1890 cash: I Sal S. Dec;
Jan. s29a
BULK MEATs-shoulders, 5kaa'sc; short rib
sides va &C.; short clear rib. IL 6.
WHISKEY-Western,1 Ok.
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3Hc.. wheat do,
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FOX IMNEDIATER RELIEF OF Coughs and
Colds, use the popular remedy, Madam Portur's
Cough Balsam, of the best and cheapest med
icines sod Its virtues have been tested by thvus-
ands for many years in the treatment OF all dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, and is confidently
offered ~ recver OF those diseases. Price %,
30 aud IS cents Il bottle novSt Swiw
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE Turks EvACUATE LON,
The Russians Repuled with Heavy Loss
-Osmaa i'a,Ea 10 Make "a SOr,ie.

NEW York, December |. A Bucharest des.
patch says tue Turks have entirely evacuated Lom
Polonka.
LONDON, December 2. Several specials con
hlm the reports that the Russla on the 2Sh and
%9ih ult., attempted to push on from Etropo and
seize the southern functions OF the roads from
urchame anu Euopol, but were repulsed with
heavy loss.
MARS, December 2. Intelligence is received
that the Turks have abaudousd kha;z ubaui
heights near Batoum, aud the Russians occupied
them.
BUCHAREST, December 2. Deserters from
Plevna assert that Osmsn Pasha has declared his
intention OF making sore If not relieved with.
in u fortnight.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Indian Matters.

DEADwooD, December |. The Evening Times
SAYS reports reached this cit, tins morning thar
Indians were numerous 10 the vicinity of Red
Water. and had commenced their depledations by
killing q ranchman.
A large parry of Indians attacked and captured
two freight trains owned by Hook Il Wilson, on
the Fort Pierre route to the Hills. Another party
of Indians Killed three ranchmen in the vicinity OF
Spesrfsh. yesterday. Considerable uneasiness is
felt through the Hills. and the County Commits
sioners have applied TO Gems. sheridan and Terry
for military assistance.
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MEXICO.
The Situation.

New YORK, December |. An American in the
city OF Mexico says on account of hostilities we
are watched, and under bonds not to leave until
matters are properly adjusted and resume their
wonted course. Hoops constantly parade the
streets. They surround the city aud watch all
foreigners, as If war was actually declared.
Senior Oimez has arrived at San Antonio, as
commercial agent of Mexico and will be the Mex
lcan consul there when Diaz is recognized by the
United States.
Lieut.. Balls is still on an Indian raid in Mexi-
co, and appreheI sons felt for his safety.
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The War department.
THE REPORT OFTHE SECRETARY.
The Revised Estimates.
HIS VIEWS IN REGARD TO STRENGTH
OF THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON, December |. The following are
revised estimates of the war depaI ment for the
year ending June 80, 1879 as they i'll he sent to
Congress in the Secrearys report next Monday
Salal es, contingent expenses and post
age, ST 1913, SS4 90
Military establishments, 81 1877 ,270.6S
Public works 1853 OF 70
Miscellaneous, 272,l2l.s0
Total $40, ll5,4 %
After abiding to the injurious effects of con-
santly interfering with the army by legislation
threatening reduction, the secretary of war
urges an elastic system of organization, VIII Oh
to aggregate the force of fIom thirty thousand to
forty thousand men,
lie thinks the cond ition of The country makes
necessary military force not less than that now
authorized by statute which should he capable of
being raised to q standard necessary to meet any
ordinary contingencies, by increasing the numeri-
cal strength of the companies.
In speaking of the Indian service he favors the
feeding OF all Indian nations now provided with
rations by the government, through the commits
sary department of the army.
On the subject of the retirement of officers from
active service, the secretary urges legislation
which will remove,present limitations TO the
number of officers who may be retired at the same
time. This number is about three hundred.
The removal of this Limitation will not materially
increase the number, rs acareful inquiry shows
that with the proposed changes there will be only
about forty officers to add to the list.
The secretary does not favor any change in the
statute giving discretion to the Pres ident in re-
tlrement of officers.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
1@id $fErc',rr our III.
ELLSWORTH.
SuspensIOn.

LLswoRTn. December /. J. J.. lIoi kns d
Co lumi, rp.en and manufacture, of heg,iocA
extract, have suspended. Liabilities about one
hundred Thousand dollars. About one-balf I'M
secuted. Hopkins, Mcdonald & Co., composed
OF nearly the same pers ,n-, steam Ill Il, have also
suspended. Repeated and heavy losses by fire,
added to business depression, broke them down
They have the sympathy Of the entire com
munity.
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CONDENSED TELEt.RAMS.

Josephene S. Kelley, implicated in the death of
Geo. Taylor, at Fall River, was arrested at Provi
dence Saturday.
1t was II degrees below zero at o'clock yes
terday morning, at Utica.
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Notice of Assignee of His Appoint
meut.

IN THE DISTRICT COUtT OF TUE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DIST RIOT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
Iharlec X. II Faddtu. : In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE So.
Al Wntorylile, the Honty third day of November,
A.. -. 1871.
TN under igned hereby gives notice of his APP.
porntment as sgn,e OF Charles X. McFa Iden of
ateryllle, in the County OF kenneDec aad state of
Maine, within said District, who has been ad-
Judged Bankrupt up0n hi own petition, by the
Distric. Court of said District
CHARLES X. MATHEWS, Assignee.
dec3.t&wlaw3w
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Are you despondeut sufferer from Sick Head
lche, llabitual Costyenes., Palpitation of the
Ilearti Have you Dizziness of the Head Is
your Nervous System depressed? Does your
Blood cmc late badly? Have You a Cough +?
Low Spirit Coming up Of the food after cat
ing &c, sc. All of these and much more are
the ducct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUsr FLOWER is
now acknowledged by all Druggists TO DC posi-
live cure. 100000 bottles were given away in
he L. ;. through Druggists to people rs a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of It's wonder
tul quality in curing ali forms of Indigestion.
'amplc bottles 10 cts. Regular SIZE - cts. Sold
positive By all int class Drugg ST. III the L.
june27 -reod&wti
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PERSON AL.
Samuel BOwles. Editor of the SPRING
field Republican, Dying.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December l.. Samuel
Bowles, editor of the Republican, who has been
i'll for several weeks, suffered this morning at
tack of paralysis of the brain, and his physician
says he caunot recover. 1t is possible that he
may survive a day or two, but he is now uncon-
scious and may breathe his last before sunset.
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ECON
Court OF lnquiry.

New YORK, December |. An Oregon despatch
says the court Of inquiry at Walls Wslls to ex-
anime the charges preferred against Capt Perry
of the United states army by citizens OF Idaho,
in connection with the Indian fight at Clear Water
has concluded proceedings. A report is now be-
ing revised by Gen. Howard.
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VI AIRY LAND.
Seizure.

WASHINGTON, December |. Portions of the
cargoe- OF the British brig Miss issippi an the
American bark Mannou from DemelaIa, atgre-
eating 3S9 bags, and 60 hog,teads of sugar,
were seized at Baltimore yesterday, under the
new order of the Secretary OF the treasury.
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Colds are flying about the ar thicker than
flakes in snow storm--eVeYyh 'dy Is catching
them, yet every body knows, or ought to know,
that NdansDn'- Bal.sm i, warranted to cure COILS
aud coughs anu all DISEASES vi the tAroat and
lungs. noy2S .t&wlw
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ONO.
PERSONAL.

NEW YORK, December |. Ex Gov. Allen of
Ohio, has Withdrawn from the contest fol- L. ;.
senator as Matthews successor, ana recommends
Gen. Morgan fer the position.
Canal Property.
The lessees of the canals i'll ONO have surren-
dered all OF them to the state, and discharged all
employees.
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" EST VIRGINIA.
The FTcshet.

NEW YORK, December !. Forty thousand dol
lars worth of properly destroyed by the
fire -het last week in Hs'dv county, " est Virginia.
rulned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-03

The Chronicle saws it is estimated that over
so 600 worth Of tobacco is annually consumed
in Fairfield village. What shall be rendered as a
9Hid pro quo for that
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ItbisI LAND.
Death.

PORTLAND, December /. Robert Southgste
Boyd, representative of an old leading Portland
family, died to day, aged %.