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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16
FoRtY.FIFrH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. February Is.
SENATE.

SENATE.
After The presentation of several bills and petit
tons the Senate resumed the silver bill, ana In
gals spoke in favor of it.
The question being the amendment Of the
finance committee TO strike out of the House bill
the free coinage clause, and insert IN lieu thereof
clause advising the Stc'y Of the Treasury, out Of
any money 10 the treasury not Otherwise appro
pllated, to purchase iron time to time silver bu-
lion not less than 81 000, 90 per month"; nor more
than $1,000, 700 per month, and cause the same to
be coined, etc.
The wee. Pre- ident announced that the Senator
from Alabama had proposed to amend the anne nd
ment, and that submitted by Mr.. Morgan several
days ago, was read by the chief clerk.
The question then REQUIRED on the amendment
OF Mr.. Beck submitted some days ago.
After some discussion the amendment was re-
jecled.
On motion of Chaffee the amt ndment of the Fl
nance committee was amendt ny inserting the
word worth, so as to provide that the Sec'y OF
the Treasury shall purchase not less than 81 900,
OOO worth nor more than $4,000 900 worth OF sill
yer bu lion per mouth.
On motion of Ferry the anne ndment was further
amended by ring the word, no tiny fat
As 80 purcba,ed, "a TO provide thai tIe bullion
pu chased shall be coined monthly, rs fast as 50
purchased.
A large number of amendments were made aud
rejected.
oeveial motions for adjournment aad recess
were voted down.
The question was then taken on the ameni-
meut OF The hnance comm tee 10 strike oil tue
hoAse bun the flee col age f atule, aud Iusert
new clause, a above d., ted, and il was aSleed TO.
Yea, 40; nay>, %.
Tue qu' stiOn then REQUIRED on the second see
ton vi tue bd reported by tIe committee on
hIauce, provi ing Ion an international commi,-
sion TO ad1l a cOmm1n ratio Of legal tender as
be ween gol aud liver.
lCp To The time If our going to press the Senate
was stlll In sessio", no vote navius been reached
HoUsE.
Several private bills were passed anil the House
then weLt iuto committee OF the whole GU the pm
waite calendar.
The second bill on the calendar was the one
which spplie' to The SpJroprIatlon et $4,000,
made toy act of Congress al proved Marcu 3, 1877,
to Pay certain southern mail contractors.
After short debate, aud wi bout action, the
committee rose.
The bill to pay Geo. II. Giddings of Texas,
S2,96I, due hun as mail coat FACTOR between SAN
la re, \. M aud san Aotonio, Eek, (some years
before the war;, was reported tayorably from the
committee.
Pending action, the House adjourned till Mon
cay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16

The First lecture of tho series at the Methodist
church In this city, was delivered on Thursday
evening last by Gen. Hail of Damariscotla Sub
ject, "Unwri'ten Politics, or Breakers Ahead"
The speaker conn enced by recitng a legend Of
Roman history TO the effect that at cerian time
vast chasm opened IN the empire, which re-
q'tircd the sacrifice of the best blood of the nation
to I'LL. a similar event occurred in the history Of
this country and half mi on Of lives ave been
sacrificed 10 ill or bridge the chasm cau.el by
slavery and rebellion d the question arises
\ as the desired result been acComp shei After
| n glance AT the causes which led to conflict and
| slaughter, reference was made to the action Of
Congress 10 an endesvor to perfect ton
by compromising with rebels who had fought to
the bitter end to destroy the Republic. Parties
and pariisans were handled without gloves by the
speaker; and he sta'ed that five per cent. of the
voting population Of the county controlled cleo
tiOns and carried on the political machinery of the
government Leading re bells, especially the la'e
Vice President of the Confederate States, came
IN for large share o. relentless denuncAton;
and our army was defended with all the eloquence
and logical force Of brave and gallant soldier.
la closing, glowing picture of the p and
resources OF this country was presented which
claimed the lmiration Of the en- II audience.
he speaker wa 'rf qneuty q ee'ed with applause
during the delivery of the lecture. As a prelude
TO the lecture the choir performed select a'rOiic
ole, much to the eradication of the assembly.
The teN lecture of the curse will he dtlv-
eicd on isday evening next, hv Rev. A. l..
PARK OF Gardiner Sui pct, "G ayeL" The course
promise To be an entire success, fnanc all, aad
Or ciwise.
A the l,s, meeting of the CITY council, the usual
routine business was transacted, of special pub
lie interest Adj urned to MONDAY everirg next.
Slti4hiug was never better or more generally
imp;Ov
resolve has passed both branches of the Leg
iN,atlre aprropriatiug 5000 to the Maine Indus
uial school for Gnls.
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PENNSNLN ANA.
Cremation.

WAsnNGToN, Pa, February ID The corpse
OF Mrs. PtIan Is to be cremated at d. lie
moy mes furnace 10 day, the operation lasting two
houi>. No reporters a.e allowed to be present.
Tic furnace Is heated 10 1870 degrees.
LATER, The cremation of the remains of Mrs.
fltman II CINCINNATI was successfully accom-
Pllshed Friday afternoon In eighteen minutes the
body was enthey educcd aud at the end of one
hour aud tnree-quarters the cremation was pro-
nounced complete. The dues OF the furnace were
closed and the door sealed Theoretically to arres,
combustion AID allow the retolt to cool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16

It is true that Mrs. NJ. L. Webster is Offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Loves
Prices they viii be sold this season. Felt Hat
only - ceuts, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over. y splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, stylish Trimmed Hats ami everything
in the millinery lac, together with the prettes
assortment of ladies' ties, ruches, and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city. We would impres,
the fact that we have the good, AMI prices alver
t,e1. Mrs. NJ. +. WEBSTER,
LIS Watar St
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MONTGO MERY BLAIR's SPEECH.
lie Charges that the Democrats Favor
Mr.. Hayes.

NEW York, February ID. In his remarks in
the Mary aud Leg stature, Thursday, Mongom-
cry Bitli said there was one obstacle to Iilden at
Ia uing the presidency, and that was the dein-
quehcy Of de mUcracY itself Republicans were
elsgusted with the course of HAYES and the ma
jointly wanted him out of the presidency, while a
majority OF democrats wished Hayes to remain in
Office. senator Lamar had favored the iu.t4lla-
ton OF Hayes, because be had received HAT that
Lamar va, a man that HAYES would like to put in
his cabinet. He Further charged Lamar with fa-
vorng the Pacific Railroad subsidy that would
rob The people If Sl0,0O0,00O.
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FREIGHT RATES.
\ Reduction of % Per Cent.

New YORK.. February Is. \ reduction of %
per cent ou fl ighis west from New York went
into fleet YESTERDAY on the New York Central
and other loais. 1t is stated that rates from I}os
ton wcrs al reduced hi, morning on the Grand
Trunk. the Vermont Central and the Bost ON aud
Albany roads. l.tlgc shipments continue to be
mace from this cly to Cdicago and other western
pOin's by way of tue Grand Trunk. The Port
IA steamer, which com ,cts at Portland with the
Grand Iruuk, went out from this port, heavily
loaded with fl eight, chiefly FIR tue West.
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK. February 10.
Money loaned a. las on CALL and closed at J ~ r
cent.
Sterling quiet at is!l,atst 4tor 80 days. 4s4la q
tsils Tor demand.
Gold opened at lO211 md closed at 1929.
Carrying rates, i,3- per cent. Borrowing ra es
SAB.
Clearings, SIS 1853. Custom receipts, S3i2 600.
Treasury disbarsed-S 500 interest $50 80 for
bonds.
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STATE OF MAINE.
N0ticC-fO:ifc;Or's Sale

nlSTR AIMED AND SEIZED on the ninth day
~ OF February, 1878 ten shares i'll the capital
stock of tnr Granite National Bank OF Augusta, be-
on-ing to Is nj. II Cushman of sail Augusta. as
distress for his state, County and City taxes du.
ly assessed AGAINST him the said Benz. IT.
c Ishnan, IN said City of augusta, and ia biIls
duly cOmiaitted to me Ior collection, for the year
1871. which taxes the said BE j. II. Cushman re
fuses to pay, aud said snarcs, in the capital stock
oi said bank will be openly sold by me at public
venue tor t-h TO the highest bidder, at the bank
ing rooms of said anle tionI Bank, in the
Clty of Augusta on the twenty third day OF March,
ISIS al ten O'Clock IA he forenoon, If SAID taxes,
vi h the expense of sand d tress not I'D be-
0le Mat time. Also Attn same lime, ] .Istraln
e aud seized two shares OF the capital e ok IN
an Granite National Bank, bel ngpg To said
Cu hmdn, ne distress for his Village S,huol DIS
rlct taxes duly assessed against him, the sald
Gu human, IN said Village School District, IN the
Guy OF Augusta, and in bill du y committed to me
Tor colleeti III, for the year ls.7, when taxes the
sa'd CushmAn refuses 10 pay, ana said two shares
In the capl'al STOCK OF said bank, will be openly
Did by at public vendue Tor cash TO the high.
est bidder at the time and place before IN, H.
toned, ifs4i Niiltse school District taxes with
the expense OF said distress, are not PAID before
thai time.
Dated this ninth day of February, A. ID. 1878.
} Treasurer and Collector
SAMUEL W. LANE of i ,ns., Of i The Wy Of
RuQ w
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lSSOI III.
Raid ON DiStillers.

New YORK, February Is. Deputy mars hals re.
tuned to Louis ye,tHcay fiom raid on H.
Lett disullers IN southwestern Missouri. A large
humber If stills aud mash tab, were Sc zed. John
Decker, leader OF the kuK,ux, who terrorlz,d
Cater and Ripley counties, preventing the colec-
ton of revenue was also captured.
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CALIFOK MA.


SAN Francisco, Febuay Is $4,000 for
gerry was discovered the Corn Exchange Bank,
and smaller forgeres ON the FiIst National aud
capped. Twenty million dollars worth of United
states bonds are reported 10 have arrived here GU
the steamer last night
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BATH.
The st. George Murder.

BATH, February ID. NJ Me,ervey, husband Of
Mr. MeseIvey Of 1T. Gcoge, who murdered
short lime siuce, arrived in vessel at Bath,
Thursday evening. lie NEW nothing Of the af-
flair until he arrived.
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IIOU ITON.
Death.

Hour ON, February Ii. James Scott OF Jack
i, lumb ring in LUDLOW, eight miles from lloni
ton, fell fom load Of logs thur da, Afternoon,
AMI instantly expired. 1t j. supposed the cause
was h. AIT disease. He was aged about forty, ami
he leaves wife and three child en-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16

In the Wsdoboro News is a good description of
T. large and substantial -four mill lust completed,
and now running. 1t is the great ;. inproy
recently made in Wadorobo, and was coustructed
Tn !pcrsructure rests on founGa.ion of sol d
gran ie masonry which form, large aud conve-
n; mi Basement The building Itself is eighty
feet ng, forty feet wide with twenty four feet
post. The exterior is clapboarded and painted in
y h lldsome tint, which makes the building an Or
nali ut TO the village. The mill proper occupies
Ihc sement and attic, and half of the first and
sec rd stories. The other half is MT occupied at
pre- I. The basement is devoted to the wheels
sha z aud cleanser. The grinding room is on
the hl / floor. There are three run of feet
-toly and one run of feet 10 inches Two run
ARE fer wheat, one for merchant and one for Gus
ton one for corn and one for provcnder. On the
secotd floor aee three bolt chests, containing
three reels. The attic AFT rds ample for
stoling grain which will he elevated by machinery
On the first floor Is q machine for depositing
and ressng flour into barrels. The-capacity of
the r.il, when N full operation will be fifty bar
rels ct flour AND thee hundred bushels OF corn
per day, be sides the provender. To perform the
work will require the employment OF four mn.
Grinding was begun at the mill Monday.
The first flour msnuf tcured is said to be
of a superior. quality. Customers from the coun-
Try ale already bringing in wheat aud this Is ex-
pected soon 10 be the most busy part OF the vii
lage.
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DEN


DEXTER, February Is Henry 7. Carter the
largest owner Of Hebron Pond slate quarry, at
Monson, while at work in a tunnel on his quarry.
Thursday, injured by the ledge falling in on
him, it is supposed fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16

BANGOR, February Is The grand jury report
ell Friday the whole number of liquor ndct-
ments, 81 The traverse jurors were emp,neled.
The first case on trial was State vs.. Tnom 5 Riley
and Michael Ma!oney, for rape on French
woman.
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House.
CEN IRAL 4 MERICA.
IsthmIIs Matters.

NEW iokk, February Is Panama papers Of
the 4th inst contain Callao advces Of Jaa. 18th.
but nothing is said OF tidal wave or earthquake
up to that date. l.tnmus matters are quiet. Re
nor W. Park aud party inspecting the Panama
Railroad
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IfIDIbEEtbRD.


BlDDEfoRD, February -. The Royal Ledge
Of Knights of Honor with thtscn charter mem.
hers, ins'i'uel in Saco last night. William
), Noyes was elected representative. The Graud
Lodge meet, 10 Augusta next week.
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by n.iag SDZDDONT, which will impart sound
ue,- aud p irIlN to I'm, save you many dollar
at the Deatsts and pItvtut much unnecessary
pam aud wory. 1t viii likewise, lend sweetness
to tue br,a an and imlait to the gums bar ness
aud rosy color feb6-teod&wlw.
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" Ellis BEACH.


WELLS REACH February a. The l, and Ledge
House, one of the finest on the coast, William 4.
Worcester, manager, was burned to-day. Loss
$4,000; fully insured. Probably inccudiaiy.
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Sweet fiction aud sweet tru'h "a. IKE p~cyu l. t.
make ku"~n the worth f SLIPPERY ELM
lOIENGEs for Coughs, &c. Foi sale by all
Dri-gl.ts.
Ca-wel Il Co., corner Washington ard Winter
Itn.top
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NEW YORK.
Southern Affairs.

NEW YORK, February ID. Wade HAMPTON ha.
We oed the cha n-gang bill, which colorod people
believed was intended for their special benz fit
The Case of Anderson and Wells.
1t is beloved the Louisiana Senate viii pald1n
Anderson, but refuse to pardon Wells.
Weather.
Cloudy, raw, wind east.
Gold.
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S9,OOO,OOO.
-. ------

The Lives insured by the Society are caren.r
selected In different parts of North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad feld of opera
Tons an additional and exceptional safety to tn
folcV'1olders. The assurances are made only !,
the Mutual Premu us Principle Tn Surplus ar
'esnrne annually To The I1Dured.i
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" Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, mostly from the south, nearly stationary,
followed 10y rising barometeter.
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& ADA.
Dinner to Lord Dut.erin

MONTREAL, February 10. The dinner to Lord
Duhern ia this city was attended by 400 persons,
Including The prominent citizens of The Dom inion,
American consul, etc,
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Were you Included in that portion of suifslirg
sal humanity of whom the "whnl zig Of ume
ever mipgs in his ravages,' in the shape Of a
,lrea llul comic val .ntiuei
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SOUTH PARIS.
Maine Dair,m rs Association.


LEWISTON, February Is The Maine Dairy
mems Association met IL South Paris this week,
aud elected j. II. Nelson of Winthrop, President +;
Secretary and Treasurer J. W Nor;h, Jr. Of Au-
gusta.
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Rev. J. = ekiapor of Watervle, vino was re-
Gently stricken with paralysis, Is a l'ue better,
with strong hopes If his ultimate recovery.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PoRTsMoUTH, y. H., February -. La'er re.
ports concerning the wreckel schooutr Pilgrim OF
this port, which was supposed to have gone t.
Iieces on the bar rear W ae'- Back itlt, at tue
entrance Of Portsmouth hai bnr, during severe
snow storm and gale in Jtuua,y, show, that tn,
vessel WAS dnubtles- cali d over the bar and
dnfcd on Dnck Island, At thr slual- several mile-
distant, wh,re she was lald up high on the rocks
and went to piece, as ho, hall,,toi pig non with
her umh,r- have been picked w on The island
Withln a CAV or tWo.
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And now some one has been bold aS to de-
clare that there will be no births deaths OF mar
riagc, upon the ooh of tits mouth.
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Mrs. Albert +. Benl has tiger lily with FIVE
blossoms, there being twins on one stalk. Come
on with your lilies
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TOsTINE PLAN.

or lron the principle OF accommodating prorts 10,
definite periods, which was hrsr ia.roduced by this
society, ana has been recommended and endorsed
oy eminent experts In Life Insurance, and by lead
INK business men. Forty.folr per cent. has beeo
earned and accumulated OIL the premiums paid Ga
sit Iontine Life Policies and forty per CENT on its
lolthe ndo"hcDt Policies. ssued vthin the las
" Gears,
me directors o; the Equitable Life Assuranc,
society represent exclusively the interee of the
tice hey iee that It has strong Claims upen pub
confidence, because OF the strIct and CONSERVATIVE
principles by which its various departments nv
governed. In the assets and ia the administration
OF the society perfect security s Civ n for the f-
ture wnlcn Is Oh great importance 60 those depend
ms Upon 1elf insurance policies tor the uitlrr ate
upport OF their families
NO Life Insurance Company has such arss an.
huel transactions az the Equitable; none lie mere
prom ptaRd Just in it's dealings.
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The Congl, gait 3naNt society OF Calais are
tbon, int oducng the envelope AMI free pew ~
,em. TIA swlll in time be the prevailing principle,
ns it Is the correct one, ia all the churche' Of the
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\ subscription for | Ia Lewis j. talked Of. She
, heen playing to lighthouses Of late i port
I'd Press.
from this tat, mcut We should ia that to
J, ope ,ly admire thi- ung lady and her fine ac.-
one NUT go t. sea.
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Rev. Mr.. Tilden, pastor of the Baptist church
N tn, civ, having preached Last sabbath on the
"Inmor'al t, of the soul" will to morrow f re-
noon preach on the doctrine Of "EteInl Puni'h-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-16

service, tomorrow al the Christian church on
northern Avenue, Preaching by tie ps,tor, R'v.
i. + Wade at 10 , O'Clock, A, NJ sabbath
-chool Immediately after preaching. Prayer
meeting at 6 - T. VI.
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AS a RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs,
Colds, ii 'arsefess, any affection of the throat
und chest, use, according to directions given on
each bottle, Madame Zadoc Porter's Cough Bal
san. 1t is always reliable, and the possession of
single bottle, may, in case of sudden attack,
prove to be worth fifty times lis cost. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. jin3l-4wttw
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alt seems as if should cough my head or is
sometimes the inpatient exclamation of sufferer
from a severe Cough. Qncll the p.roxysms with
Ilae's Honey Of llorehound and Tar. The relief
i immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops care in minute.
ian23-+DWlmo.
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tH arrtfo

In this city +, b. lith, by Rev. Wm.sA. Drew,
Capt edward Il Conner OF tittston, 10 Miss T..
Josephine Gaslin OF Chelsea.
In Brunswick Feb. 9th, MIR. Charles H. Hunter
O Pi;t-held, t. Miss Margaret o. Stone, daughter
Of he ldte Col. Aired J st me OF Rrun wick.
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Cure that cough How With Adamson's 30
tanic Bal,am. II is warrented to cure coughs
COLDS. aud all lung difficulties. Sample free
Large bottle, 80 cents. sold at Kinsman & COS
Drug store. jaa25t,Swlw.
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The hoys in this cjnity will remember "Mur-
u, circus" and the fine times they have err
we'd witnesslpg the dro'l actions of The coWn
al the remarkable feat. Of the span led actors.
mt this circus is now no more, SIS the proprietor
B - failed
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EiOpement.

MANCHESTER, n. H., February ID. Harrison
7. Bean, "a Young umii,d mnu, a-od about 81
y'al>, here oi"ie mach Iesperted, VI :.
PNmpiOn, AZ p years, vile ot the oHuer + ihc
Am' skeag corpora 100, di>agpa red Wedue.
gay eye.iug, leaving httl4 duuJt of an el1leme n
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Premiums are received and Losses are maid in
ca'h only Policies issued payable at the death
OF the Insured, also payable at the end of a ceraio
lumber OF wears. Policies are aIso issnad ON The
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Boston Stock List.

Sales at the Brokers' Hoard.l
BosroN, February Is, 1879.
Eastern Railroad -t5L
Boston y Maine railroad, -l0J
Portland, Saco 4 Portsmouth, 7l-a1I-
Boston X Maine Raj road -, OL0tll1H
Eastern Railroad (uew) 55s, a55a
Maine stale Is, ll2-aO,D-
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NoraI ann 4taie Il eius.

Maine ice brings cent and hat per pound il
Floiia
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Silver goose quilts are nov in demlnd for DINA
mculiYg ladies hair.
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An exchange says there are great many coun-
terreit quartcr-doar pieces in circulation.
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Swindliug Merca, tile Agency.

Two OF the firm of Fuse, Hnlzbcrgcr K Co :
mercantile agency are in jail on the charge Of
swlud.ing. They had agenc Is III all parts of the
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On Thursday last, were married at the brides
rne in Damari-cota, Rev, Moses J Kelly, a
Ell SHOWN Baptist clergyman, now Chap ain in
L. 5. service and stationed at Foit latter,
,lolado, with Miss Cla,a J. Weeks. T1ey i'm
eduatc,y left FOR iheWc,t.