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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-18
NJ arInc Notes.

Brig John W. Hunt of Rocklsnd, Capt. Hunt,
left Boston Jan. I, for Kingston, ia. aud had not
arrived out at last adv ices.
Sch. Marie, Of Portland, Capt. Snow, sailed
from New York Jan. H. for Jscmel, had not ar
rived out Feb. 20.
The schooners ID. Ellis aud Susan have been I'M
dergoing repairs at Rockland, and have come out
nearly good as new.
Sch. Maggie Bell was launched from the rail
way at Rocklsnd Sh inst, having been over
hauled and extensively repaired.
Chains have been placed under the sunken brig
Carrie Winslow, and are held by fourteen buoys,
and everything Is 10 readiness to raise the vessel
when the sea is calm.
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Treasury Department..

In regard to the statements that the tire asuty de-
partment would place 100000 900 of ID pei
cent. bonds upon the market the secretary of the
treasury states that in response to applications he
has sskt that terms for placing these bonds be
submitted for his consideration. The offers re-
ceived were not satisfactory. and the secre tary
states that only 4 per cent. bonds will now be
sold unless the IL per cents. be disposed OF
at their relative value with per cents, the latter
being placed at par, a1d he will at any time re.
ceiye bids for the 4 IL per cent. bonds on that b
sis.
The Secretary of the Treasury has during the
pas week, purchased q large amount Of silver bull.
hon-enough to run the mints about five weeks
The PRICE paid was not great as expected by
bullion holders
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Colby University Notes.

The Faculty have made arrangements with Dir.
A. II. strong, President of Rochester Theological
Seminary, to deliver the grafton next Commence
ment, and with DIR. Phelps of Haitford Conn, to
deliver the poem. The students have voted to &C
cept them. The Senior class has long been con-
sidtriug the important question of "Who shall
furnish music = and after many wordy debates
has voted to engage Miss Annie Louise Cary and
the Germania Band of Boston. The Band hs.
been engaged and Miss Cary will soon be- # 1t is
possible. and there i, but little doubt, as her agent
gave his terms to the class but short time since
The Senior class viii give their public decams
ton OF the present term, three weeks from next
Wednesday. and the Junior class one week fl ON
" edne.day.
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A DESPERATE LEAP.
Two Prisoners of the Massachusetts
Prison Leap from a Third Story
Window.
Boston, March Il.

BOSTON, March II.
Daniel Dryer and Wm. Haywood each under
ten years sentence IN the State Prison, broke
from the guards while passing through the yard
this morning, and running up to the third story OF
the Workshop fastened the door behind them.
Before the officers could reach them they ran a
long plank out of the w.ndow the inner end be-
ing fastened under the steau. pipe and forming a
spring board, and running out upon il Hay woed
made desperate leap clean over the WALL under
fire of two guards aud slighted safely ON the
ground. Dwyer missed his footing and fell thirty
feet to the ground, bresking his leg and receiving
other injuries. Hot pursuit was made on horse
back, and Haywood YVES shortly after re-captured
and returned 10 quarters. His running leap from
the third story, the wall to the street beyond
without injury, is one OF the most remal kable on
the list of prison escapes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-18

IL ne new SILVER.
New YORK. March l6. The demand for the
new silver dollar has entirely fallen of now. $40,
600 were old to-day.
Gold.
Gold opened at l0l IA.
The Paris Exposition.
A Paris despatch SAYS the first supply Of Amer
lean machinery goods for the exposition has ar
rived. aud all arrangements were complete for the
reception.
Naval Affairs.
The Secretary of the Navy visits the Brooklyn
navy yard to-day, and will be present at the sail-
ing oil the Portsmouth for liavre.
Failure.
The schedule of W. A. Ransom < Co., shows
liabilities at $3.50, 900; assets, $4,000 Among
the creditors are f.. +. Packard i Co of Auburn,
Me-, $685..
Nominations.
1t is rumored again that the Pres ident is about
TO send nominations to the Senate for collector
and naval Office of the New York Custom House,
and the Tribune says such nominations would be
rejected now much more promptly than before. As
the President has lost democratic support. The
nomination of Reynolds of Alabama Is said 10 be
bitterly opposed by Alabama and Pennsylvania,
aud probably will be rejected
Railroad Matters.
1t is stated that the FIVE government directors of
the fhCluC hdllIOAu, tleCltu yesterday, were IT,
b. Smith of Iowa, in place of Jas. +. Nelson of
Iowa; Chas F. Adams, Jr, of Mass; Ralph p
Buckand of ONO; Reuben II. Wilbur of Nebras
ka, aud L. W. Chsdw ck of Conn. The latter is
the only one OF The old board retained and it is
said that he is the only member who has never
see the Pacific road.
The Contest d seat.
1t is generally conceded in Washington that
Field will retain his seat in Congress, aid Dean,
his contestant, be allowed to retire.
Evarts' Circular.
The Times says OF Evsrt,' circular. relative to
an international coinage conference, that the cir
cuar itself is full of Delphic utterSnces and tacks
GU most remarkable bit of pure stump speech.
1t says, 10 point Of political economy, Evarts cir
cular is not creditable either to himself or TO the
country.
For Europe.
SIX steamships sail for Europe to-day, with full
csrgoes.
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Fashion Notes.

Niolets and pansies are Lenten boquet flowers
Lab, tan, and silver gray are fashionable
coors.
Gold and silver tinse is not worn in the day
time.
1iusel will be feature this summer in evening
toilets.
The newest shades of color for note paper are
tilcul and shell pink.
Mantelets are cut short and square in the back
but have long fronts.
Olive green, beige, chanois, and blue gray are
among fashionable colors
Victoria lawn suits will be trimmed with scar
LET or navy blue embroidery.
Perfumirg the hair is new freak.
New velvet NUTS are edged with black lace.
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ENGLISH MATTERS.
Less Excitement at Government Works.

LONDON March l6. There is less exctemen Mt
at the government works at Woolwich than some
weeks ago, but there IS dimlnution of the
work. Nearly all hands are at work until eight,
nine or ten clock at night, instead Of five, the
usual closing hour.
10 consequence of the want Of officers for the
army, csdes who entered at Sandhurst last sum
mer, and whose period of probation would expire
in July in ord nary circumstances, will be pas sed
out next month. Those who entered at the be-
ginning Of the year aud would complete their
course 10 December, will be pa sed out and com
missioned IN July.
\ large number of commissions in line will al
so be available for militia subalterns, during the
present year.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, March 16. Weston the American
pedestrian, is i'll and cannot enter the information
al walking match.
France.
PARIS, March II. Paul DeBassaquae, writing
to the Pays on the occasion of the Prnce Im
perisls birthday expresses Il belief in the speedy
restoration of the empire. lie declares that the
imperialists are ready aud will be vigilant and
resolute when the occasion presents itself The
Prince neither intrigues nor observes a purely
contemplatve attitude, but admits like his father
the doctrine of providential intervention.
Election.
MARsEILLEs, March II. NJ. Arnsl republican
has been elected to the chamber of deputies de-
feating Huges, radical, in consequence of some
radicals wasting votes by recording them for
Blanqui, communist.
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate with its sudden chang
es of temperature rain, wind and sunshine of
ten intermingled 10 single day,-it is no wonder
that our children, friends and relatives are so
often taken from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting from tins cause. A bottle of
Boschee's Gerham Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use, will prevent serious Sickness
large doctors BILL and perhaps death, by the use
of three or four doses. For curing Consumption
Hcmonhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Coup or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, it's
success is simply wonderful as your druggist
will tell You. German Syrup is now sold in every
town aud village on this continent. Sample bot
tie for tral, l0c regular size, 75c.
decl0 teodSwtf
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Appointments.

The aggregate valve was sl3 Goo ,2lS of which
1914 ,025 were from New York
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T0irn.

In this city, March 10th. Mrs. Adeiza IL Bittues
aged IS years. Funeral at o'clock this Monday
afternoon.
In Denton, Texas, Feb. TO- Gus Greenwood
Welch, aged about So years. Formerly OF Mon
isouth, Me
IN r llsw arlh, March Ii, Mrs. Sally j. Peters
aged IS years months.
Ia DANA iscotIa. March IL, Mr.. Lawrence Par
tr dye, aged 81 years.
In Damarscotta Mills, March s, Mr.. Theron
Rollins, aged az years month";; Mar, h 10, Mrs
kunce Waltz, aged 30 years 10 months.
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ROCkLAND.
Court alters.

RoCKLAND, March l6. The grand jury came
into court this afternoon and reported five ndct-
ments, including one against Nathan F. Hart, for
the murder Of Mr.. Sarah Meserve, at st. George,
in December last. Investig alton of this has
occupied the grand jury several days. 1t is ex-
pected that Hart will be ariagned Monday
and the case continued for trial at the September
term Of the court. Of the other indictments,
three are for larceny and common liquor
seller.
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JUDGE LEONARD.
The Rumored Object Of His Mission to
Havana.
THE PREVALENCE OF YELLOW FEVER.

NEW YORK, March 49, 1t is stated that Judge
Leonard was in search Of Cuban young lady, of
whom he was enAmored. when he died at Havana
He is said to have had an interview with her, but
her parents yet objected, and he had apparently
given up the suit and engaged his passage home,
when suddenly taken sick with yellow fever.
He was graduate of Harvard and native of
Pennsylsanis. The cause of his death will call
attention to the fact that the medical officers of the
governments of maritime ports, are spprehensve
that owing to the exceptionally open winter and
almost complete absence of frost in many sections
there is gr-at danger Of the prevalence of yellow
fever during the coming summer. Vigorous
gress.
Represe natives of Southern boards Of health
are now in Washington to call the attention OF
Congress to this subject. Tue administration has
received official notice of the prevalence Of yellow
fever at Havana and Rio JaDero.
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THE NEW POPE.
lie Orders the Italians to Legalize their
Positions.

LONDON, March l6. The Pail Mall Gazette S
Rome despatch says the Pope Notwithstanding
violent opposition, ordered the Italian bishops to
egalize their positions giving them liberty to de-
msnd an ex, qustur ftom the government This
denies the Pope's policy OF less temporal power
ROME, March II. The Pope will hold consis-
tory March 25th. He W i'll deliver sllocution
and Pr oclsm the re-establi>hng of the Catholic
hierarchy OF Scotland, confirming the bishops ap-
pointed BY Plus IN.
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CONN ECTICUI.
After an Offender.

NEW YORK, March II. 1t is said requiston
from Governor Hampton is in the hands of a
South Carolina officer at New Haven, Ct, for III.
ii. kempton, ex-fnancial agent of the ring which
raised and sold illegal state bonds. Kempton is
said to have been seen in New Haven Thursday,
but not since.
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EAST DEERING.


PORTLAND, March l6. fine porgy steamer
was launched at the yard Of E. Russell & Co.,
East Deering, this morning. She is 100 feet long,
Is feet deep, aud has cylinder 20X20, The en-
gines were constructed by the Portland Company.
She is intende for the firm of Iisikins Brothers,
Long Island, y. r., and is the third which the
Portland Company and L. Russell x Co. have
constructed for this firm.
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w WASHINGTON.
President Hayes.

WASHINGTON, March l6. The President signed
the act to make persons charged with crimes and
Offences competent witnesses in United States anu
territorial courts.
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CALIFORNIA;.
Robbery.

SAN Francisco, March II. Los Angeles
despatch says the man who robbed the Temple
4 Workman Bank some three weeks ago, proves
10 be Z. ID. Phelps, book keeper Of the United
Stated assignee in bankruptcy of the defunct firm
of Temple X Workman, and the money which
was buried on hill back of the city was all re-
covered. Phelps was committed in default Of ten
thousand dollars bail.
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EASTPORT.
Team TO he Returned TO Rosie

Team to be Returned to Boston.
EAsTPoRT, March H. A despatch was recev-
ed here after the arrival of the steamer "City of
Portland" to stops horse and carriage. Chief
Police Kicker and Deputy Sheriff Whelpley went
to Perry yesterday, found the team, and will re-
.urn il to Boston to- morrow.
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hehect that in every cemetery | 2 OF the silent
tenants are the victims of neglected coughs and
colds; and if YOU thus afflicted, avoid their
fate by resnfing at ouce to Rales Honey of Hore
hound and Tar. an immediate, agreeable, and Ger.
tain means of cure. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
mari t&wlmo
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w EST INDIES.
The Body Of Judge Leonard.

HAVANA, March II. Leonard body has been
embslmed and deposited in the cemetery to await
the direction Of his friends Havana as perfectly
healthy. With the single exception Of the fatal
attack Of Leonard, no case of yellow fever has
occurred for two months.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennshsf 3uurnal.
THE ROCKLAND CITY ELECTION.
Third Trial-The Democrats Elect "a
Mayor.

RoCKLAND, March l6. At the third balloting
for mayor, held in this city to-day. George Greg
DRY, the democratic candidate, was elected by
thirty five plurality Mofitt, the republican
candidate, in total vote of fifteen hundred and
eleven. The democrats are holding meetings
this evening to rejoice over their victory
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BR N EN-.
Fire..

DAMARIscoTTA, March l6. Wilson C. BaAes.
house and part of the furniture at Bremen, were
burned Friday night. Cause unknown. Loss
about $500; insurance $500.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH and that
Of your children and use other cure for Coughs,
Colds etc, except that standard remedy Nddaine
Porter's cough ia sam. 1t is acknowledged by
all who have given it trial being the most ie-
liable preparation ever used; it is particularly
adapted to lung aud throat affections in children.
Try one bottle. feb27-4w
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BIDDEFORD.
Fatal Accident.

BlDDDfoRD, March TO- Philip Jacque, aged
fourteen years, tried to slide down an elevator
rope in one CT the Laconia Mills. and missing his
hold fell from the fifth floor to the basement,
crushing in his skull and killing him almost in
stantly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-18

al gave tsnd who would not give his last doarl'
for five boxes SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES
for Coughs. For sale by all Druggists.
Casweli & Co., corner Washington and Winter
St., Boston.
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NEW HAM PSIIlRE.
The Body of LaPage,

CONCORD, March l6. The body of LaPsge
the murderer executed yesterday, was taken from
the receiving tomb where II was kept last night
and buried IN the potters field at Blossom Hi
cemetery, to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-18

Cure that cough How ? With Adamson's 30
tanic Balsam. 1t is warrented to cure coughs
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles 35 cents. Sold at kinsman 4 Cos
Drug store. jan25t&wlw.
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MISSOURI.
Railroad Matters.

New YeRK. March l6. 1t is stated that owing
to the alteration of pooling arrangements between
the Vsndalis, Indianapolis 4 ST. Louis Railroad,
passenger rates from st. Louis, Indianapolis, Lou
isve and Cincinnati TO the East ,-are now reduc-
ed about one half.
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ia KOTA.
Heavy storm.

DEApwooD. March Is. There is five feet of
snow here on the level aft the recent storm
Much suffering i. caused thereby. All the roads
are impossible, and there is no communication
with any point.
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The Orauyemen.

NEW YORK, March Il. A Toronto special says
there is much feeling among the Orangemen,
about the intended lecture Monday by O'Donovan
Rosa, and the proprietor of the opera house re-
fuses to allow HIM to speak there Tor tear of a
riot The lIibernisns say that he shall speak il
compelled to hold an open air meeting in the
Queen Park. The "Orange Young BIitons,
five thousand strong threaten to break up the
meeting wherever held, and the regular Orange
men .ympstbze with them. The police force
will be massed on Monday afternoon, and if it is
necessary, troops will be biought down. The Hi
bernisns here are seeking St. Patrick's hall and
Queens theatre.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Prisoners Escaped,

HALIFAX, March II. Through blunder of the
keeper At the Pententiary, this afternoon, six of
the most desperate prisoners eacaped, after beat
ing the keeper badly.
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BATH.
BODY Found.

BATH, March l6 The body of Captain Marty
was found at the mouth Of the river at Bath, Sat
urday.
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shot.

ST. LOUIS, March Is. At Pilot Grove, Mo-, q
small station on the NJ ssouri, Kansas & Texas
r. Luke Taylor, negro, was detected in at
tempting to ravsh sx-years- girl, and was
shot dead.
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Held for Thai.

Mrs. Augusta l.. HAYS was held ia $4,000, il
the Superior Court at Maiden to-day for man
slaughter; causing the death of Mrs. Taylor f
Smith, IN attempting to procure abortion-post
moitem examination disclosing the victim NO
pregnant.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


LOWELL, March Is. George w Cummings of
Tyngsboro, lies the point Of death from blows
inflicted on himself with an axe, while insane, to-
day
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CONDENSED TELEGAMS.Y
Weather Indications sor To-day.

The Saut St Marie canal viii be open April
first.
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Postal Changes.

The President has appointed George d. Hutch
inson to be postmaster at East Hebron, Oxford
county.
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WASHINGTON, March H. 1t is probable that
the new appointments of government directors of
the Union Pacific Railroad will be announced to-
morrow. Messrs. Adams of Mass, and Chadwick
OF Conn, will arrive IN the morning aud have an
early interview with Sec'y SchuIz, when they will
determine whether Or not to accept the appoint
ments preferred them.
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The Eastern Question.

The Eastern Question.
THE INsURRECTIONIsTs AT
EPIRUS.
Forebodinss in Europe.
GREtCE CANNOT ENTER The
CONGRESS-.
Movements of the Russians near the
Bosphorus.
THE RUSSIANS HAVE POWER TO
CLOSE THE BLACK SEA.
Reinforcements Near Boulair.
REQUEST THAT VARNA BE RESTORED
TO TURKEY.
The Terms of Peace May Prove an
Agreeable Surprise.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA ARE AS.
sOCIATED.
The Recent Movements of the British
ENGLAND TO DEMAND THE EXTENSION
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NEW YORK.
The New Silver.

The New Silver.
| New YORK, March l6 The demand for the
new silver dollar has entirely fallen of now. $40.
600 were old to-day.
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Reduction of Wages,

FALL RIVER, March l6 This afternoon the
manufacturers here voted ID per cent. reduction
of wages, commencing April LIST.
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Gold.
Gold opened at lol IA.
The Paris Exposition.

A Paris despatch SAYS the first supply Of Amer
lean machinery goods for the expos Ition has ar
rived. aud all arrangements were complete for the
reception.
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REQUEST THAT vARNA BE RESTORED
TO TURKEY.
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About three thousand members Of the Iri-h
Catholic Union MAJ ched in procession to-day
throu Oh the ci of Montreal in celebration of ST.
Pstricks Day None of the Irish National So
ceties took part out of respect to the memory of
the late Pope, and owing to the celebration being
contrary to the express wishes of the Catholic
clergy. To late in the evening no disturbance
had taken place.
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THE RUSSIANS HAVE POWER TO
CLOSE THE BLACK SEA.

Reinforcements Near Boulair.
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ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA ARE AS.
sOCiATED.

The Recent Movements of the British
Fleet.
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1.Utal ami State NeWs.
TIE BELGRADE TRAGEDY.
The Trial of Jimes savage for Killing
his WIFE.

THIRD DAY-NR. PuLsBURY' OrENING-HE
ASSIGNS DISEASE AS THE CAUSE OF DEATH
TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND OTHER WIT
NEssEs-ALL THE Evidence HEARD-READY
IoK THE ARGUMENTS.
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Bank Matters.

BosToN, March l6 AT a meeting of the direc-
tois OF the five cent savings bank, last evening, it
wa. decided to continue to pay all depositors on
Co., and the deposits are nearly twelve million
dollars.
The East Boston savings bank has ically no
titled depositors that sixty days will yet be re-
CURED before funds can be Withdrawn.
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The Terms of Peace May Prove an
Agreeable Surprise.
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Whitehead Town A fairs.
RESOURCES.

The following officers were elected last Mon
da, in WnIteiied:
M)dorstor-A. b. Noyes.
Clerk-J. w. Tar.
S,lectmen &c.-John Avery, II. A. Ware, Mar
cellns Phbrick.
IIeasurer-S. w. King.
:. 5. Commitee-H. +. Howe.
AudilOr-R. ). Partridge.
Collector aud Constable-C. +. Choate.
Voted to Sc the following sums of ,nev for
the ensuing year: Sli00 for schools $1,000 for
lncldenals; $1,000 for highways. Voted to in
strnct the selectmen to sell and deed the town
farm The report Of the schools shows = good
standard and tnat there has been progress una lie
on tue part of the scholar, IN general