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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
iAarricn.

In Pownal, Dec. I, Charles 5. Davis of Freerort
to Mss May ID. Wood of Pow al.
In Portland bee H. Mr.. Edmund +. Black to
Miss rauliua Thomas, both of Harpswel,
In Woulwich, Dee Eth Albion Il. Shaw to Miss
Clara Il. Trott.
In Rocklaud, Dec. 13, Freeman II. Dow to Miss
Eliza Morey, both OF no kiand
In Friend hip, Nov. u, Will Ird Carter of Mus.
conngus Islad, to Miss sarah Collamore OF Bre'
men, Long Island.
In Por;l nd Dec. Il David Hunter to Miss Mel
lie T.. Marland; 18th, John Baldwin to Miss Mar
garct wogan, both of Portland; 10 h, Cornelius
Harris to NJ ss Lucy A. NJ. Henson; 18th, Newell
Lyon OF Boston. to Mrs. Mary L. Chase OF Port
land.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Iynched.

New YORK, December 81 Joe Gillispie and
julius Davidson (negroes) on Thursday murdered
"A INT gcasnt named Fowler, at Mooresvilie y. e.
All business was suspended at Charlotte, aud
crowds OF citizens assembled. Ga Friday they
hung Davidson, while the cont wa. at din 9er
with view of making him confess, but the judge
bad him cut down in time to save his life. On
Saturday, after trial, which resulted in their con
viction, they confessed. The Off iers started on
saturday evening, with the prisoners, for States
VILE, hut as crowds lined the road they probably
have been iynchei As there is NO telegraph
there nothing will be known for several days.
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DEATH OF REPRES EN- rATIvE VII.
LtAMS.


WASHINGTON, December 81. As announced by
a previous Dispatch General Alpheus S. Williams
representative from Michigan, and chairman of
the house district committee, died this morning at
four O'Clock, after an illness of single week.
His death was caused directly by the effusIon of
blood upon the brain.
At meeting of citizens of the district held to-
night, resolutions of esteem auf confidence were
adopted and speeches expressive of the warmest
apprt cation OF his character As soldier legislA-
tor and man were aoe by Governor Shephe ID,
who presided, and others.
The fune, al will take place a. his late re sidence
tomorrow morning, after VIII CHI "a committee APP
pointed by the spcs ker of the house will accom-
pany the body to Detroit. General Sherman will
be present at the funeral, with his staff.
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LOUISE n A.
Supposed Murder,

NEW ORLEANS, December 2l. The Picayune
saws that "a telegram announces the disappearance
and suppos. d mur,ier of Lott Clerk and Bill
White, two colored men. while on their way to
this chy, where they were summoned to appear
before the United States Graui jury as witnesses
in election troubles at Caledonia A constable
named Jell Cole presented a warrant for the at
rest OF Clerk aud White, took them off the boat
and -tarted in the direction of Shreveport When
they arrived at Brands Plantation mob took the
prisoners from the constable. and nothing more
has been heard Of them They supposed to
have been killed.
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GEORGIA..
Nurder and Robbery.

MACON, December 81. J. stephens, clerk of
Boddnsneld II Murphy's, was found dead last
night III their store, at Wadley, " III his throat
cut The Post Office in the store was robbed and
the safe tempered with. No clue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
NEW JERSEY.
Discovery of Oh.

PATERSON, December Il. Considerable sensa-
ton has been caused hele bv the discovery f
small outflow of petroleum tn, ougn the tisures OF
the rock wells OF cellar 10 South Paiers N. The
premises are owned by John Kutfing, German.
Tue oil has been Tested, and pronounced unusual
y pare and property owners are IN fever OF eX-
cilement. Indications OF oil have been touLd ne
fore but nothing was ever developed.
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PENNSYIN ANA.
Russian Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA, December 81. The Russian
steamers CalIto MA aud Columbus leave Philadel
phia for sea to-day, aud when they arrive at three
nautical miles from land, will hoist the Russian
flag and be- hereafter kn ,wn AS the Europe and
the Asia. They are fully manned by Rus ian Of
ticers and sailors. Il Is not known to what port
these vessels destined.
Later. The Russian steamers Europe and Asia
went TO sea too day. They cleared for Sltka, Alas.
ks. 1hey will be surrendered to the charge Of
Capt onetcheker when three miles from land.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Personal.

Personal.
providence, December %. Ptckham, the
missing Middle town man. has returned
Marine News.
NEWPORT December %. The steamer Old
Colony, owing 10 the storm, did no, arrive until
this afternoon. The Newport remained here I'M
til tonight, the wind and sea having moderated
when she started out
Drowned.
The little son Of John White was drowned here
Saturday.
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War With Afshani,tan.

New YORK, December u. A London teegI am
from Lord l.ytton, Viceruy Of India. says; Maj.
Cavagnare confirms the that the Aneer of
Aighan-tan has fled from Cabul TO Turklstan.
HIS son lakoob Khan, is released from conine-
mcnt and left at Cabu.. The Amer had ost near
" all control at that place and his soldiers were
deserlng.'
cable special says that General Brown occu-
pied Jeaobad, yesterday.
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Caug
DELAW ARE.
The piliOry.

NEWCASTLE, December 81. George Draper,
coloied. convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, killing John Wilson, at Middletown, was
placed in the pillory in binding snow storm
this morning, and aterward received sixty lashes.
In ccoidance with the sentence, he will now be
imprisoned tor life
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON.
lie is Report Il as Much Better.

NEW YORK, December II. Governor Hampton
was better last night
COLUMBIA, December 81. Gov. Hampton 5
condition has greatly improved the past two days.
The actual condition OF his wound is better than
at any time since amputaton.
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Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, December 81. The equipments of
the White Water Valley Railroad, were bid in
yesterday by Judge llo.dley, trustee of the New
Bedford Savings Institution.
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Meonian Building.

Some two weeks ago IL year old son of Mr..
Benz Copp of this city, away from the house
Of Mr.. Samuel Huichings, ward 4. where he mad
been stopping the past year. 1t was some days
before his father could ge, any clue to his where
abouts, until he heard he was 10 Sidney, next in
Waervile when his father sent man in pursuit
of him. The young prodgal went from Water
Vile to Nassaboro'. Just at night Mr.. Wall
found him by the roadside, cold, hungry, and
crying. He took him to his home in Winsow,
and used every fort to get the boy a situation,
as hi. sympathes bad been aroused by the boy s
story that he had no place to go. had been driven
from home by his father, and that his mother died
seven years ago, the last statement being true.
Mr. Coup is well known here as an honest, indus.
trious, hard working man. On the death of his
wife he was left with a family Of five small
children. lie has done well to keep his little fam
lily together as well as he has, and wherever he
has got chances for his boys it has been with en-
who could do better by them than he could
do himself The boy was found Friday at Mr.
Walls, and brought home to his father.
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MICIiIt. AN.
Attempted Murder.

New YORK, December 81 Ga an East bound
train, ON the Grand Trunk X abroad, near Ridge.
wav, Mich, Thursday night, passenger named
Walter storms, was attacked by fellow passen-
gci on the rear platform OF the rear car, who cut
his throat, robbed him OF 500, hen hur ed him
from the moving car. Storms struck IN snow
bank and ctawcd to a farm house, whel. surgical
AID was summoned. Tue s,sailtut gambler was
named Crab =, aud suspected storms, his pal, and
the attsck was the result of a quarrel over spoIs.
Storms can hardly rccove,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

AUGUSTA, Dec %, 1873.
Pursuant to call of The Woman's National
Christian Temperance Union. the temperance
women OF Augusta have decided to spend Monday
afternoon (Dec. 23) in prayer and conference, and
invite all women who pray to unite with and
offer thank giving to God for the successes of the
past. and prayer for the speedy owe throw OF the
liquor II shc. REC. SECR'Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

The session of the State Grange at Gardiner on
the 18th and 18Th inst, proved a profitable gath
ering. State Master Thing took good care of his
brothers, and they express great pleasure at the
hospitality they exhibited, and believe this to
have been of the best meetings ever held by
the Grange. The discussions were largely for
the good Of the order.
Uncle Toms Cabin was never played in this
city in a finer manner than by the Anthony & Par
Company, upon Saturday evening last.
Marks. the lawyer. took his part in a manner
equal to Mafitt, and Gumption Cute, by c. II.
Clarke, was well appreciated. Miss Foster as
Topsy cannot be improved, and the whole cast
was most excellent.
NIn August last, Mr.. S. l.. Boardmsn, editor of
the Maine Farmer, received proposition from
the ploprietors of the "AmeI lean Gu tiyator," to
become editor of that paper, at very tempting
matter under sdvi,ement Mr.. Boardman is
probably the most accomplished agricultural writ
err in the State, and the farmers Of Maine can i'll
afford to lose him 10 the conduct of the favorite
paper. This is the third call" he has received
since his sixteen years service on the Farmer,
and almost certain that, like the others, il
will be declined. Mr.. Boardman, Il few weeks
since, resigned his position Secretary of the
Agricultural Board, but has withdrawn the resig-
nation at the request of Gov. Common.
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MIME >OTA.


CHICAGO, December n. A despatch from
| Il )cnester, MIMI, says the hourng uill of John
W. Cole, three stores high. and four run OF stone,
we've burned to-day. Loss $4,000; INSURANCE,
50 900,
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Death of Edward stone.

HARTFORD, December % Edward Collins
Stone, principal Of the American Asylum for
the education of deaf aud dumb, died here Satnr
day ght, after a shot Illness. lie was Thirty
nine years OF age.
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" ARLINGTON.
Death.

WAsHINGToN, Decembc, 81 General Alpheus
>. Williams died shortly after four o'clock this
morning. The remains leave TO morrow in charge
of the con. residual committee, ior Detroit,
Michigan
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Postal Matters.

A circular was issued by tue post office depart
ment to day, calling the attention OF postmasters,
mail contractors and all concerned, to the can
aud reck less handling OF mails the 50. He'd
"Star routes between points not united by steam
commune lion. The circular complains that the
mail bags are often expo eel to the wealth r, used
by passengers ia stages for seals and carried on
horseback when the, eau be properly transported
onlN 10 wheeled vehicles, aud mat BY reason OF
such careless and neglect their Intents are FIRE.
quenus reduced to pulpy mass. The depart
mcnt warns contractors that ,epetilions of the e
offences III future Will in future he punished bv
the highest peualtie, known to the law and nou
lies IOstmasets that a failure to report such de-
liuquencies of contractors will subj ct them to
ceusure or dismissal.
Lost Ills Money and Faint,d Away.
w. j. Brown. the finance clerk in the Wa hing
ton city post office, drew $40 900 at the lreasur,
to-day, and uusccountahi, lost it somewhere. The
loss shocked him 81 that he went to his home aud
tainted away. Brown has been in the po.iotficc
thirteen year, and has Away, borne a good char
acler. The money was to pay the clerks and 9th o..
Ell post office employees.
Death.
Congressman Beverly Il. Douglass, represent
ing the fist d.stict of Nmg.nia, died early this
morning after brief Illness from iniltmation of
the bowel, His remaiEs will he taken to Rich
mo tonight.
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ONO.
Sentenced.

EVANSVILLE, Decemb u 81. Dr.. Heyl Grave,
robber, is sentenced to two years imprisonment
and $1,000 finc. E,ton his accoDpce, is
t-nced to four months imprlsonmy mt aud tine of
~l0O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

The snow storm that has set in this morning
nom tue north aud west covering an area south a.
far as Washington, caused tue northern, western
aud southern mails to be DELAYED two hours.
Nothing serious Is apprehended IRON further de-
Law before Monday
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Investigations.

The subcommittee appointed by select com
mittee of the senate and house, to visit the south
Tor the purpose of Investigating the cause of the
yellow fever epidemic, expect to leave here Tues.
d.N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

Twenty five years of successful business, under
the conservative policy of its preside Mt, +. 5.
Winston, E,q., has placed the Mutual Life
ms. Co.., of New York. in posii n that causes
assurance and satisfaction to every policy holder.
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Ptt-E s'EC Al.
ArTestIng "A Witness in Louisiana EIec-
ton Frauds.

NEW YORK, December Il A despatch from
New Orleans SAYS Hornsbury. who testified before
the United States Grand jury, as TO his being
warned away from his home in Mach tochcs be
fore election, by members of the democratic cen
trail committee, was yesterday arrested on some
charge by order of district court to await an or
der from the State authorities for removal to
Nschltoches, and is refused trial of the State
iudpp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

A bite from rattlesnake i somet not more
dangerous than II severe cough or cold. 4 well
meriied reputation has DIR. Balls Cough Syrup,
and this remedy sold by all druggists. Price Is
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

Several rehgou societies in the city will bsve
Christmas trees for the benefit Of the children in
the Sunday schools. 1t will pay to please the
children, even # he dimes are not plenty in the
pocket book.
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An Extraordinary Dramatic Event.

The citizens of Augusta will undoubtedly learn
with pleasure that the celebrated Boston Museum
Company are to appear for the first time in this
city at Granite Hall, on Monday evening, Dec.
Both The entei tainment to be given will consist
of the charming Boston Museum popular pro.
gramme, Caste" and "The lnquistive Darkey,
introducing New Englands favorite comedian,
Mr.. William Warren, in his great part Of "Old
Eccles," as performed by him at the Boston Mu-
scum over one hundred times. The other favor
ties of the Company represented in the bill are
follows Miss Annie Clarke, Mr.. Henry Crisp,
Mr.. j. r. Vincent, Mr. j. A. Smith, Mrs. Fred
Williams, Mr.. J. Burrows, Miss Clare Irving,
Mr. j. H. Ring, Mr.. j. X. Petmap, Mr.. Oscar
Dunn, &C., in favorite characters. This is with
out doubt the best attraction ever presented to
our citizens, and crowded house is sure to wei
come Boston's favorte Company. Seats are now
on sale at the Office of the Eastern Express Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

Oliver lanscom of North Lebanon, died on Dee
4h. lie carried on business in that town for
more than fifty years. He has filled the town
Offices OF selectmsn, treasurer ard clerk, and also
represented the town in the State Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

MONTREAL, December 22. The heaviest snow
for years occurred last night Nearly three feet
of snow covers The ground. All trains due this
morning were several hours late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

The dedication of the new Christian church
neat and convenient one, situated on Tyler hill, in
the west part of The town. There was full
house The sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Redon.
The society formerly held their meetings in a
sch DOL house.
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Virginia Election Judges Indicted.

Two election judges aud policemen of Peters
burg, Va, were indicted yesterday by the grand
jury, for 81 cling United States Marshal from
the polls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

Mourning.
Bank Charity.

OTTAWA, December 81. According to the Off
cial Gazette, the Court will go into mourning till
January 10Th, instead of January 10th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

DETROIT December 81 The flags are half
mast here IN honor OF The late Genl Williams
who died il Warrington, to day.
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Snow SiOTnl

Snow storm.
An easterlv snow storm has been prevailed here
since about eleven o'clock this morning.
Fire.
The unoccupied summer residences of Avery
Bean and ). s. Rowe, COhassett, Mass, were
burned this morning. The residence OF Edwin
Pope wa, damaged. Beans loss is about $50 600 I;
insured SIS 000. Rowes loss is about $4,000;
insured $500. Pope insured for $780,
which covers loss.
Found Dead.
Wi liam Wheeler, living in Lincoln, was found
dead in that town this afternoon. 1t is supposed
that he committed suicide.
Drowned.
ten year old son Of John Clark Of Rochester,
was drowned TO day, while skating on Little Quit
tacus pond.
Ellen ii. Powers at Gloucester, was out in dory
hshing, when "a heavy squat came up Thursday,
since which time nothing has been heard of him,
and 1t is feared that he is lost.
Caught.
Edward Donovan, who murdered James Ii. Fox
his brother-in. law, at South Boston, December l.
surrendered himself 10 the police this evening.
| tanned he went from Boston to New York, wher1
he tried to ship on vessel, and being unsuccess-
/ ful determined to return, which he did this even
| ing. Meeting his sister he requested her to 20
| for the officer when he surrendered.
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MASS ACfiuSETiS.
Fire.

BOsToN, December q. Fire in the picker
room of the Merchants Mills, this FORENOON csus-
ed loss of from two thousand to four thousand
d.lla
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

The Sagsdahoc Sunday School Convention will
meet at Bowdoinham, jan 18th, and hold ses-
sion in the afternoon and evening. and longer Il
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Postal Matters.

The following postmastels have been appointed
this week in tins State Henry G. Millington,
Sada~ga, Wndhsm county; Osmcr c. Fits,
West marlborough, w INDIAN county.
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Superior Court-Judge WhitehOuse.

SATURDAY, December Zlst.
\ W. Blaisdell VS.. Inh's of Rome. Al eleven
A. NJ, the ptf. having stopped OIville ID, Baker
opened for the defence. The defence is that so
much of the account accrued more than six years
before the date of the writ, is outlawed; that
during part of the time covered by the account,
Maria Hidden was not pauper, and the town
therefore liable that after that. when she did
become a pauper, the town contracted with the
ptf to take care of her at a certain price per
week, aud paid him in full. The testimony is not
yet fully out.
Cases for trial by the court have been assigned
as follows
THURSDAY, Dec. Goth.
No 81, Cutler VS. sherman Lancaster; S. & l..
Titcomh
" 81, Smart ". keene. S. & l.. Ticomb L.
W. Whtehouse.
-" So, Wa,hburn Rollins. S. < l.. Titcomb (:
Perry.
So. ResdfelG Wooden Co, VS.. c. A. Wads-
worth. Mills, Heath; Baker & Baker.
" Ga, Willard vs. Sampson Hatch; Pillsbuiy
" ll6. Brown Field. Waldron; Foster &
Stewart.
" 1874 Ssnborn VS.. Stevens. jackson Carleton
" l2j Grover vs.. Snow. Jackson Z. w. White
house
FRIDAY, Dec. 9th.
No. l27 Bartlett vs.. Glidden. Perry Whitmore.
" 1873 Herman VS.. Bruce. F. a. White Whit
more
" 1919 O'Couner vs.. Carpenter. F. Il White
Baker 4 Baker.
" 1870 Jewetvs. Pleble. F. & White; Whit
" l33 Silve, VS. Moore. Stphen; Clay.
" lS6, Norris vs.. Keene. Bean & Bean; Wing &
Wing.
1876 Potter vs.. Jackson. Otis Carlton.
" l57, Potter vs. Remick. Otis Cation.
" 1873 Shaw vs.. Rowel. Otis; White.
6 l59. Entwhistle Rowell. Oti-; White.
POS, Philbiick VS.. Gallon Stevens; B l..
Smith.
SATURDAY, Dec 2Sth.
! No. 100, Maxwell vs.. Rowcll. Ous; White.
/ q" l6l Nelson W. Rowcll Ot,; White.
" l62, Stanley W. Potter. Csrleton; Potter
" l65, Gilman ". mouth. Foster i Stuart
NJ. Z Hatch.
" 10 Doe Dow. Blown 4 Howard; Eos
Ter & Stuart
" 1870, Bean vs.. Turner. Bean & Bean; Gle &
Potter.
" 1877, King v.. Morton. Bean & Bean; Pot
ter.
" 1879, Inhab'- of Vassalhoro' VS.. Smart. Priest
f. w Whitehouse
1872, Lowell w.. knight. Pisbury; l.. w.
Wa, ehou>e.
202. Dinglcy ". Wad.worth Webster; Lor
my Fair.
pos uowes vs.. Greeley Heath; L. w
WhItehouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

Those who travel over the Maine Cent al Rail-
road cannot but notice the remarkably smooth
condition Of the road, and the exec llent ution
that is paid to the rolling stock. The cars are
nice and comfortable, are kept well ventilated,
aud the conductors and other officers and EN-
ployees are attentive and courteous.
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Russia and England.

Lon Ion special says that it Is reported in club
and military circles that Count ochuuvaiuH has
notified the British government til at the Gar in
tends to propose the Duke OF Ednburg as Prince
OF Bulgaria. This proposal is intended ss spe-
cial sign Of the friendship OF Russia towards Eng
lam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

On Monday last, Mr. George Curtis, son of Mr..
w. w. Curtis of this city, started for Colorado.
George is IA smart energetic fellow, and will make
his mark ia Colorado anywhere else.
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1879 PRICE REDUCED $3.50
TT(n NUH1..HFx

A nihy Magazine for Youngest Readers.
sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED -Senu 10 cents
t't ~pec,,nen copy and remnm hrt. subscribe
now JOHN l.. SHOREY, & Il omhed street,
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Dtf0

In Fryeburg, Dec. ID, Florence, Youngest
daughter OF Jos. Z. We ks, aged ~ months
In Hebron Dec IL Rev. ID. Z. Bailey, aged Is
years months.
In Portland Dec. 18th, Tim tiny ID Donovan, age /
80 years JulIa, daughter OF MIR. Cornelius AN
MR.. Julia CIR gin, aged years ! months.
In Minot. Dee. Is, Isaac Hunt, aged % years
months % DAYS,
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The Breath! [ IrOubl

desI arch fro u l. Siugton saws that the State
Guard, have arrived aud TAX N pJ,>e,,lDa of
BrealhIt Ine GIhtag faction, arc overaS ed
and the local gov rumCut Is being reOTgauILed.
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IiK MONT.
Verdict.

HYDE PARK. December p. The jury in the
case OF the STATE against Meeker, returned II yer.
diet OF not guilty, this afternoon, and the respond
ent was discharged.