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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03
Boston Stock List.
STATE NEWS.

We learn Of pork fancier in our CITY, who
thought he would raise model pig. and having
purchased an animal that he felt sure would de-
velop wonderfully, commenced feeding him. The
animal was fed much as be would eat, but
strange to say he did not seem to fat well, and
when, in disgust, the man killed him, after keep
ing for six months he weighed only 43 pounds.
Who can beat this for pig story Bangor Com
mercial.
Capt, Smart estimates that there will be $780,
feet of logs cut on the West Branch this winter.
Bangor Commercial.
The maddest dog Of the season was one In Mer-
rvs hat store yesterday afternoon. He was a no.
bic looking animal, and walked down the store In
all the pride of conscious power. At the rear Is
large French plate mirror, and in this the dog saw
reflection of himself. He didn't like the idea OF
being stared at, and at once made a Jump for his
supposed rival The result was he hit his nose
sharp clip which maddened him even more, and
again be jumped with his whole force against the
mirror. Fortunately it whstood his assaults,
and his master led him from the store, BUNDLED
beast. Argus.
A correspondent to an Oxford paper writes Mr..
Fogg, assistant editor of Chass's Chronicle, es-
sayed TO enlighten the pnblic last evening on the
earnest and honest advocate of his theory. But
It was the opinion Of some of his unsophisticaied
hearers when he got through his earnest speech
got the better Of honest speech.
The manufacturing Co. of Paris is closing up
work on sleds, and taking account of stock pre-
paratory to the holding of stockholders meet
ing.
A correspondent from Kerr Fall. writes We
nave, at the time write, no snow, nor is there
any prospect OF any. Those who have teams to
put into the woods, are getting inpatient.
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SACtD.
CONT Matters.

SACo, January Q. In the SuIr me Court to
day, Pennington savings Bank against Chas. w
FALL action assumpsit promi,ory note signed
by dc PENDANT, payable to Granite Agricultural
Works, by them Endorsed to plaintiff The de-
fence is that the note wa, obtained by fraud. Yer
dict for plaintiff fol- full amount.
This is one of many similar cases in which the
Granite Agricultural Works are party, and
which have eng aged the attention of the courts OF
this State and New Hampshire.
Tine case OF E. c. spnney, execution against
VIM. Otis. Judge Hobbs, referee, gave judg-
ment for plaintiff for $3.50.
There are one hundred and seventy five new
entries and an unusually large number of cases
marked for trial.
large number of witnesses have been be fore
the grand jury which will not finish its abors till
friday noon.
Annual Meeting.
York Institute at its annual meeting, elected
Hon. E. W. Wedgewood, President; Hon. Fer
guson Hsines, Vice-President; George F. Calef,
Treasurer; Rev. DR.. Nichols, Corresponding Sec
retaly.
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NEW YORK.
Sentenced.

Sentenced.
NEW YORK., January 2. President Lambert is
sentenced to fvesyears in State prison.
Death.
1t was Thomas A. Glover, a printer, and not S.
p. Dinsmore, editor of the Stakeholder, who
dropped dead yesterday.
investigation.
Arthur Sewail, of Bonner & Co., has asked the
stock exchange to investigate the affairs of the
firm. He claims Bonner had no connection with
re-hypothecaton Of securities.
Theatrical.
Booths theatre was closed yesterday, the pro-
prietors refusing to allow the play announced to
be again presented, as it was execraby low. The
actors and actresses were unpaid.
Murder.
Several young roughs dragged Nh. Lint, baker,
from his store Avenue b, last night, and broke
his skull, because he would not treat them.
Death.
John l.. Jones, president of the Chemical bank
and of the oldest bankers 10 the city, died last
evening.
Financial.
New York has paid off her entire bounty debt,
amounting to SAB $40 1897 Al, over ten millions OF
which was paid last year. Gov. Robinson urges a
speedy return to specie payments and reduction OF
the tariff to a strictly revenue standard. lie be
lleves the treasurer might safely resume before
the time designated by law, without injury to the
country.
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Special Notices
STARCHENE!
PERFUMED STARCH ENAMEL,
FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH.

PERFUMED STARCH ENAMEL,
FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH.
The best Linen Polish in the world 10
sTARCHENE.
Ifyou want your linen to look like new use
sTARCHENE.
To save labor use
sTARCHENE.
To preve mt the iron from sticking use
sTARCHENE.
For due Laundry finish use
sTARCHEVE.
To prevent mildew use
sTARCHENE.
Remember that the only article that can be used
IN hot or cold starch Is
.sTARCHENE.
No article ever showed up such list of testimoni.
ais as
sTARCHENE.
In once using you will never be without
sTARCHENE.
Sarchene Perfumed S,arch Euanel il one ofthe
discoveries tor which households must feel espe.
claliy grateful. Ky the use OF this ell giant prepa-
ration every family Can give their linen that bril-.
liant polish which has heretofore been peculiar to
line laundry work. The recommendations of his
great discovery are legion and everyone should
buy bottle, of which the price is only TWEEN.
tydye cents. j. ii. Bosworth Il Co., are the
Agents for the starchene Perfumed Starch Enam.
July 10, 1877.
Sold by all Apothecaries and Grocers Price &c
per bottle We want lew smart, energetic
men to manage the tle of our goods 10 the Middle
and western States.
J.H BOswORTH &Co.
G.F. DONNES, State Agent
No. pa Federal Street, Portland.
Il. ". kiNSh N, ACO.,
Corner Water and Bridge SITS, Augusta.
Agents for kennebec Co.
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Legislative Caucus.

Legislative Caucus.
The republicans of both branches of the legisla-
ture held a caucus in Representatives Hall, last
evening, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the various State Offices.
The caucus was called 10 order by Senator
Haynes of Kennebec, who nominated as chair
man. Geo. II. Pisbury, Esq, of Lewiston. S.
W. Lane, Esq. Secretary of the Senate, was
chosen Secretary.
On motion of Senator Nealley of Penobscot,
Hon. Sumner j. Chadbourne was nominated by
reclamation as candidate for Secretary of State.
On motion of Senator Ferguson of York, Hon.
Lucilius A. Emery was nominated by acclama.iou,
as candidate for Attorney General.
On motion of Mr.. Bliss OF Washington Gen. J.
p Cilley was nominated by acclamation as can
didatc for Adjutant General.
On motion of Senator Hobson of York. Hon. f.
H. Banks was nominated by reclamation a, can
didate for State Treasurer.
All the above were denominations.
Representatives of the various county delega-
tious presented the names of the following candi-
dates for Executive Councillors, and they were
accordingly nominated by the caucus:
EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS.
LIST Dist-E. c. Harrington of Fryeburg.
I'd Charles Z. Jose of Portland.
Sd " VIM. F. Garceon of Lewiston.
4th 4" r. b. Shepard Of Skowhegan.
9Th q" Andrew Lacy of Wiscasset.
9Th " Silas G. Hatch of Bangor
7th l.. G. Downes Of Calais.
The object of the caucus having been accom-
plshed, adjourned.
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fXCITEMENT In ENGLAND.
TURKISH OITRAGES UPON CHRIS
TIANS.
The Turks Reported TO have Assaulted
British Consul.

NEW York, January 2 A London special says
there is great excitement to-day caused by ssnsa-
tonsl news from the Island of Crete.
1t sppeaIs numbers of Christian families yester-
day attempted to enter Retimo, small town of
about 1000 inhabitants, on the northern coast of
the Island, bnt were prevented by the Turkish
popuace, who assaulted them, sparng neither
men, women or children. After diving the Chris
tans back the Turks closed the gates of the town
aud then turned their attention TO the British vice
consul, threatening his life and pursuing him with
knives until he found friendly shelter in the house
of a brother consul.
Tue Turkish soldiers quietly stood by during all
these outrages, perfectly inactive, not attempting
to stop the rotous disturbances.
The British iron clad Rupert arrived at Athens
yesterday, and sailed last evening for Retino 1t
is believed England will take temporary posses
sion Of the Island, with view to preventing
repetition of the ouirages.
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Bold Robbery.

Tuesday evening Mr.. Samuel Libby of the firm
of Larrabee & Libby, closed his store at a few
minutes past eight o'clock and started for home
Going up Brunswick street he passed two stran-
gers near the house of Dr. c. w. Whtmore, and
heard them walking behind HIN as he went up the
hill, but had no suspicion OF evil. When opposite
the house OF Hon. Joshua Gray, and in the full
light OF the street lamp close by, one of the viii
lains came up behind Mr.. Libby and grasped him
round the arms, across his breast, and Immediate
ly began 10 grappe for his throat, Mr.. LIBBY
thought when he felt the arms thrown around him
that IT was some acquaintance trying to surprise
him, but as soon as the fellow began to feel for
his throat he cried murder" once or twice, so
that Mr.. Giay's family and parties crossing the
Common heard him call out, but supposed the
noise was made by boys in the street.
Meanwhile the robber had grasped him BY the
throat and thrown him into the ditch, wheGeupon
his accOmplice began pounding Mr.. Libby in the
stomach with his fist. Mr. Libby struggled with
the highwaymsn and got on his knees, the larger
of the two robbers still holding him by the throat.
The smaller one then thrust in his hand and pulled
the pocket book from Mr.. Lbby's vest, inside
pocket, and rsn immediately followed bv his com
panion. Mr.. Libby saw them as he got up, run
ming up Washington street at the top OF their
speed, but was too much exhausted by the chok-
ing to 20 IN pursuit Of them, or to give the alarm
for time.
There were twenty dollars in the pocket book
when lost Mr.. Libby had paid bill of goods of
forty dollars to Portland house, just before clos
ing the store. The police were Immediately mott
fed and officers sent in various directions to inter-
ccpt the robbers.
1t is supposed that the bold deed was performed
by two trsmps who were released from the station
house Tuesday morning, on condition that they i'm
mediately lett town. These fellows were seen on
the street about six o'clock Tuesday evening, but
have not been seen since the robbery. 1t is to be
hoped that the scoundrels may be caught whoever
they may be, and be made to suffer the severest
penalty of the law.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS.
Kennebec County Affairs.

We learn that the county commissioners have
settled up the business Of the year and completed
their settlement with the treasurer, Mr.
Starks, whose accounts for the year, amounting
TO S92 252S7, were found correct, as usual The
disbursements the past year largely exceed the
estimates for the same period, and an increase of
81 600 will be made to the county tax, making
10000. This has been caused almost wholly by
the increase in criminal proceedings and support
of prisoners. The criminal costs for which
$3.50, was appropriate was found to amount to
the fearful sum of $1,000 The fees of Juries
are also increased some $4,000. Two efficient
lady clerks are employed in the Register of Deeds
office. upon the new indexes.
The new jailor is getting down fairly to his
work, but with nearly half the cell room taken
up by the shop. lie is overrun with boarders and
is unable to maintain the system ard classification
that he otherwise could. The jail is wei kept,
and all are well cared for. A light, roomy, airy
shop, detached from the Jail is very much needed
and it is in contemplation by the commissioners
to erect such one early the ing season Tie
shop has been found to pay expenses during the
past year The board OF prisoners is put at $50
per week, but with some seventy in jail, the &C
count runs up. We hope the coming convent on
Of county commissioners, jailors and sheriffs, or
some scheme by which the tramp problem" may
be solved so far as to make towns or States re-
sponsible for such as justly belong to them.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
SERVIAN LOSSES AT THE TAKING
OF PIVOf.
Sofa Cut on from Communication with
AdrIanOpIe.
OUMANIA LIKELY TO LOSE TERRI
TORY.

NEW YORK, January 3 4 Belgrade cores
pondent learns from trustworthy source that the
Servisns lost seven hundred killed at the taking
of Pivot.
ST PETERSBURG, January >. A Bucharest cor
respondent says SOFIA virtually is cut off from com
munication with Adrisnople and Nicsic, although
not completely invested
LONDON, January 2. The Times correspond
ent al bucharest ielegrsphs that the Ronmanians
hsve become veiy uneasy about the rumored in-
tenuon of Russia to demand rettocession of a
small stnp of Bessarabia, oeded to Roumania af-
ter tAe Clinean war. This would leave Rouma-
Tia not only without compensation for the sacri-
fees Of war, beyond acknowledgment of her in
dePo ieute, but IN fact poorer IN territory, since
Austria Is thought likely to object TO extension
of Roumanan territory south of the Danube.
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Arrested.

To-day colored man named Benz. W lson was
arrested for shooting George Collins Whiteman,
and tells the following stvry Several men be-
sides themselves were in camp on the old Veazie
Railroad, engaged in cutting wood and hoop
poles. Tuesday about dark, be (Wilson) came to
camp and had some trouble with Collins, who or
dered him to leave, making threatening use Of a
gun. He went outside. where he found gun be-
longing to another colored man who had been
driven off. He took up the gun and pointed it at
Collins with no intention OF shooting, but it dis
charged, woundng Collins in the chin, neck,
breast aud hands. The doctors say Collins condi-
ton is not dangerous.
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Chicago Produce Market.
New York, December 81. ls7I

Chicago, December 81. 1877.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75a5 IS.
WHEAr-No.2 spring l0Shai sash: l09ha
1904 Dec; Io95. a. Jan. 1899 al0 Feb No. Sl0ls1.
rejected, s9-a.
CORS-No. mixed, 43 sash an; Dec, 42la
Jan AZ 42ha1. Feb.
OATS-3tl1c cash: 241. Jan; 2i.c Feb.
RYE-So. = 56.-c.
BARLEY-No. spring, asa C.
PORK - Cash Ii 80 all 3d.. Jan, IL TO-
Dec, ii So.
LARD Cash 1914 cash: 75e-s7 So. Jan.
Feb. IS
BULK MEATS-shoulders, 49..s4a: short rit
sides, 6hs &C; short clear rib, sha G.
WHISkEY-Western, Q6-.
EREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, axe, wheat do
TO-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions of youth, nerves. weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood &c, will send receipt
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T, ISMAN, Station ID, Bible
House, New York CITY. septl5-snieod&wlv
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Mrs. VI, p. Webater.

Husbands 10 search of real valuable article fol
present to their wives or lady friends, would ac
very sensible in visiting the store of Mrs n. p
Webster. For gift nothing could be more salts
factory to a lady than a handsome dress Hat 0,
Bonnet. She has large line of Fancy Goods such
as embroidered Sets, Mourning Sets, Ladies
Silk Hd'k'fs, Ladies' Hemmed Stitched Hdk'fs
Ties, Jece'ry, and something new and striking
in ladies Lace Ties; all of the above goods We are
closing out cheap.
ii. p WEBSTER,
dec20.+ ~ l5S Water ST.
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FROM The Christian Union, Aug. %. 1877

"a valuable horse of the writer's was kicked On
the hook. Swelling and lsmeness ensued, render
ing the animal nearly worthless. We were ad-
yised to try Giles Liniment, and are gratifed TO
say it acted like charm. About two inches of
bone came away, the sore healed up and the lame
ness and swelling are fast disappearing.
HENRY WARD BEEClER, ! rD,rons
LYMAN ABBOT, HDiio"''
Send postal card for pamphlet, containing full
information TO DoCroR GILES, 46l Sixth Avenue,
NY.
F. w. Knsman Agent. oct6-+ eod&wly
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A DISHONEST OFFICIAL.
The Affair Excites Great Interest.

SnANGHAE, November "A. Yokohama dates to
Nov Sd say A. b. Bradford, formerly L. S.
vice consul general, was arraigned on % criminal
accusations, including embezzing, fraudulent re-
turns of vouchers and general mslleasance in OF
flee
He pleaded technically guilty, which plea was
rejected by Consul Gen Wills who ordered plea
of gully TO be recorded. Bradford petilioned the
case be referred to the home government. VIII.
consented and granted bail, but no security be
found and Bradford remains imprisoned
The affair continues to excite great interest.
Minister Seward has come fiom home to watch
the proceedings
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IslDDEFORD.
Funeral.

BIDDEroRD, January 2. The obsequies of
Charles Hardy, at the Pavilion church, were at
tended largely this afternoon. Rev. Edward
Chase delivered a touching eulogy. Dunlap and
Palestine lodges of Masons attended in a body
and conducted the services according to their i'm
pressive ritual. BY request of Mayor Pierce the
banks public offices and mercantile business were
generally suspended during the services.
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Fatal A ccident
CONN ECIICUI.
Decision.

NEW HAVEN, January ,. This morning Judge
York Of the Probate Court decided against the
motion to remove the application of the policy
holders of the National Capital Life Insurance Co.
for trustee to the u. S. Circuit Court and said
that he would grant the application and appoint a
trustee.
Two of Commissioner Stedman's cases against
the company were postponed two weeks in the
Supreme Court, and the trial of third for man
damus to compel the production of the books Of
the old American Mutual was begun.
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Political.

YOKOHAMA, December 6. The chief political
topics proposed are revision OF treaties, with a
view TO resumption of control of customs tariff
and tine exclusive cOastiDs trade by Japan. The
desires of government are fully communicate
through the Japanese minister 10 foreign powers
and transactions are to be conducted manly in
western capitals. To supsrintend these, Sanesm-
nj Noanoobu now vice minister of foreign affairs,
sails for Europe in Jan.
His duty Is to watch over treaty revision, and
his position will be minister to Paris and senior of
the japanese diplomatic corps. No proposals re-
lating to extra jurisdiction to be submitted.
If control of the tariff is restored to Japan, the
export duties will be abolished and new ports
opened.
Railroad Matters.
massive iron railway bridge over the Rokugo
river was opened Nov. y. The estimated cost is
$500 600
Exposition.
The National exposition in Toxic closed Nov.
90 with imposing ceremonies by the emperor and
high officials, after one hundred days OF uuinter-
rulted success.
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VIRGINIA..
Inauguration.

New YORK, January 2. Gov. Halliday of Nir-
ginia, yesterday was nsugui mated with great pomp
and display. This innov walton on the Gus
toms of the State. The governor in his message
lays great stress on the importance of paying the
State debt honestly, and denounces those who ad-
vocate an opposite course.
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CONDENSED TELEt;RAMS.

Stanley was banquetted at Cairo, Egypt, last
night.
Failures in New York city the past year were
S74, with liabilities Of S52 900 coo and assets of
81 900 900.
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WATER VILE.
OediCaiIOn.

WATERyILLE, January .. The Odd Fellows
and invited guests dedicated their new hall thi.
evening, with appropriate ceremonies, followed
by installation of officers and banquet 1t is said
to be the finest and most tightly furnished hall
east of Portland,
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W ASIiINGrON.
Financial.

WASHINGTON. January 2. The public debt
statement for Dec shows a decrease IN the debt
for the month OF 81 Cpl. The payments made
from the treasury, by warrants, during Dec, Il,
were On account OF civil and Ill scellaneous, 81 :
1911; war, S436. 1SS; navy, ~, 000.9lS; iute-
rIor. Indians and pensions, - POI, 626. Totsl,
VA Go 29S.
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ONE TRIAL is sufficient 10 convince the most
skertical Of the invaluable and unfailng efficacy
Of Nadams Zodoe Porter's Caratire BALKAN for
the cure of Colds, Coughs, Hoasrene IS, shortness
of Breathing Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing,
Huskiness, Tickling in the Throat, &c. Has been
in use over forty years. Price, 25, so, and p
cents per bottle. JAMS ttxw4w
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GEORGIA..
Court MaIIeIS.

| ATLANTA, January 2. In the Bullock cases, to-
| day, the demurrer and the indictment of cheating
and swindling was sustained and an order to quash
the same ordered. The demurrer to the inlet
ment for embezzlement was overuled. The trial
will take place tomorrow.
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PORTLAND.
A New Line of Steamers.

PORTLAND, January. The Grand Trunk has
arranged for fornghtly line Of steamers
from Portland to glasgow. to commence immedi-
ately. Five steamers will complete the service.
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Annual Meeting.
AUBURN.
Arrested.

PORTLAND, January q Frank kilgore has been
arrested for stealing horse buggy and harness
of II. S. Bradbury of Auburn, in November last
The horse was recovered in Fsrnsworth. n. H.,
and the harness and robe in another place. The
team was tracked over 300 miles.
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ZoraI ann State Mems.

Portland has just had checker tournament.
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EASTPORT.
Death.

EAsTPoRT, January 2. Capt. johnson Of .chr.
Gazelle of Esstport, stabbed some three weeks
ago, died onight. Jones, who assaulted him,
was tined before the L. 5. circuit court Downes
will be taken to Portland Jail.
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Free of charge-!Sample bottle of Addmson's
Cough BGlsam at Kinsmsn & Co.'S Drug Store.
Owing to its perfect harmony in combination it is
the very best mixture for the speedy cure and re-
lief of Group, colds, thrort and lung diseases.
Large bottles 50 cents. 2jsn-+ &wlw
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ER MONT.


ST. ALBANs, January 2. A heavy snow storm
prevails, the first genuine snow storm Of this wiz
Ter. Reports from ST. Johns, Montreal, Rouses
Point, Malone, Ogdensburg, ard all the principal
towns in Vermont, report the snow falling AT
Rou.es Point aud ST. Johns the wiHd is blowing
hard.
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III arripr.

In st.Albans, Jan. l, by Rev. II. W. Tilden OF
Augusta, MIR. Albert A. ireland OF Hartland, to
Miss Ida NJ. Robinson of st. Adams.
In Fairfield, Jan !, by Rev. J. Hayden, Mr.
Frank l.. Decker to Miss Liza NJ. Chase, both OF
Clinton.
In Hallowell, Jan. l. by Rev. Mr.. Newcombe
Mr.. John Thomson to Mrs. ElztE Bosworth, both
of HalloweH