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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-24
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
A Scheme for the Mixed Occupation OF
East Roumelia.
THE FRONTIER QUESTION

LONDON, March -, The scheme for mix
ed occupation of East Roumela after the 81
of May, is pressed by Austria Its ultimate
acceptance Is probable as the only alternative
of anarchy and hloodslsd necesstating
further Russian interference.
CoNsTANTINorLE. March %, The chief
British member Of the East Roumelian Com
mission has protested against General Toly-
pine sentencing Turkish subject TO trans
portation to Siberia
ATHENS, March %. The minister of for
eign affairs has sent circular to the powers
invoking their mediation on the frontier ques-
ton between Greece and Turkey.
The frontier commissioners of Greece have
returned here. The Turkish commissioners
have signed document stating that the poi tie
admits the principle of rectiticaton of the
frontier, but declares the line indicated BY
Greece inadmissable.
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.
4 Manifesto Issued by Former Deputies

MADRID, March %. Senior CASTELAR, and
one hundred and three former deputies of the
cortcs, have issued 4 manifesto to the demo-
cratic party, announcing as their programme
a sincere return to the constitution of 1859
which proclaimed religious and educational
liberty. freedom of the press, and liberty OF
meeting and association. The manifesto al
so declares in favor Of universal suffrage, in
volatility of Spanish territory, and in pay
ment of the interest on the public debt and
recommend policy avoiding alike reaction
AIRY excuses and demagogic utophias.
MADRID, March %. At a banquet given
by the advocates OF abolition of slavery, it
was resolved that the society for promoting
total disappearance of slavery from Spanish
colonies should be reorganized.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The Lynn mystery has cost the Boston press
nearly 5000.
Several hundred dollars has been already
raised in Chicago, ILL.,, for the sufferers ut
SZegedin.
There is no truth in the report that the
creditors of NJ. Frank Paige. of Boston, pro-
pose to compromise.
Four young women, members of Metho-
dist church in Elizabeth. \. j.. are to be ex-
cluded for refusing to give up dancing at pri-
waite parties.
Mr. Walter Miller of Middletown, Conn,
has caught about ljn skunks during the past
six weeks. He has realized 81 each for their
skins
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Oir1.

In Glglait. March y. Mrs. Lucy A. Iunlap, wife
of Wm Il. ptllHp.a1rd ~ wears.
Ia Raltimorr. Md, Mar. l., of bronchitis, I'r #.
Alexander II .iuurs formerly of IIa0we II :cd ~.
In south BRISTOL March l., Capt. rarson, i.omp.
son, aged Il wears.
In EIgcconb, March, O. Mrs. Sarar Dow. aged 6,
years.
In Whtr.li, MAJ. 9, Mrs { rarlogc Partridge,
aged u wears
In Lagrange, Feb. % Wl!i. l.. Grccn'ler aged =
years
In Milo, Mar. 2, j, IAN r. Hobbs, aged - year.
and mohtliS; Ma, NJ. IIrnry sargent aged =
lcar- and mon. =
In BrumswieS, Nav 3, Jane Mcclellan, aged :
wears.
In Scar n,At, Mar. Il, Mr. John Heating, AGED a
years \ man highli respected, and formerly sheriff
Of MoIi"rcr 60, cal.
In Canaan Mar. H. Johnny Keen, of Milford
and lluldah Keen, aged wears.
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TENNESSEE.
Severe Storm.

MEMPHIS, March -. A storm of the
scNcrcst nature swept over Memphis just af-
ter midnight. 1t came from the southeast
and continued three hours. Lightning struck
the Memphis cotton and WOODEN mills which
were entirely consumed; valued at 500, 600.
The mills employed l25 hands who are
thrown ont of employment Loss sixty
thousand dollars.
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IOl ISIANA.
Bank Matters.

NEW ORLEANS, March % Bank Examn-
or Gilman telegraphed Comptroller Knox
Saturday as follows: Aggregate deposit OF
seven national banks here Sc, 40 900 aggre-
gate cash exclusive of redemption fund and
large amount with New York reserve agents
50 400, 600 The condition of the banks i,
strong The excitement was causclcsS, and
is now over. The action of the banks is APP
proved by the community. The time of re.
sumption is likely to be anticipated
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Cotton on Fire.

CHARIEsroS. March 20. The cotton on
board the ship David Brown was Dissolved on
fire Sunday night. and appeared to lie in the
after hold, and Judging frcm the dense smoke
has made considerable Roadway. The cargo
is A. bales Sea Island. 2Ssl bales Upland, and
80 tons phosphate rock. She cleared Satur
day for Ilavrc. The cargo is probably in
>urcd in France, and the ship belongs in
Sears port. and is insured in northern Offices
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THE GREAT FLOOD.
More Damage Done.

PrsrH, March %. \ furious storm has
again damaged the dykes protecting Czongrad
Szentes, Vasarhely, Zambor and Tittel,
which the inhabitants have been making
every effort to strengthen for twenty days
past.
Seven thousand mounds are subscribed in
London for Szcgedin.
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CONsUNPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remedy, for the 81 eedy and per-
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma. and all throat and lung affec-
tons, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering feb
lows. Actuatcd by this motive, and a desire
to relieve human suffering | will send, free
of charge. to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German. French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. W. W. Shcrar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester. New York. jan30t&w4w
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investigation.

RoNporT, March -. The l~ri lr', nj
mittee investigating the recent election in
this city. were in session SATURDAY.. o. V.
Oscrhoult testified that he was alway, a dem
ocrat but was not allowed to vote. as a gang
of Irishncn who were brought to the polls in
wagon. would not allow anyone to vote not
of their ring. Large numbers of taxpayers
were kept from voting. The taxpayers are
Americans and the opposition were Irishmen
and boys. who voted, while preventing the
former from voting. The deputy sheriff and
other officers were powcrless. The gang re-
tanned possession. and when they closed the
poll the Judge of election was on the outside
of the crowd Other testimony was taken.
showing that the election was carried bv vio-
lence and fraud of the most outrageous kind
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Railroad Matters.

TORONTO, Marcn %. A contract has been
signed for section b, Canada Pacific Rail
road. Contractors intend leaving at once for
Winnipeg, to arrange for commencing work
as early as possible. The amount of the con-
tract is 81. 1870. 600.
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MARiL LAND.
Marine News,

BALTIMORE, March %. Capt. Jones of the
bark New Light reports that he WAS run into
in lower Chesapeake, by schooner Colin G..
Baker. The New Light was cut down to the
water line abatt the main rigging, and the
main mast is dismsntled and much damaged
The cargo had to be shifted and she was
brought to port in that condition.
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We SUFFERERS from headache, eonstlpat
ed bowels, inward piles, eostiveness, fevers,
torpid liver, yelowness of the skin and eyes,
indigestion, dyspepsia. and all arrangements
Of the internal viscera, are cured by
'Swayne'. Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Tn
like many other purgatives, they do not irri-
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use.
They keep the system in healthy condition by
arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and
expellins by the bowels and kidneys the mat
ter that poisons the foundations of life. Be
particular to obtain "Swayne'. Pills" Price
% cents a box at all leading druggists. Geo.
c. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos-
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
sepl9teod&wtf
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BY TELE GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Dali,
kcnnebcc journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The ward Bound"

OCEAN BEAcu March -. still north
, east wind and heavy sea prevented the wreck
! ing steamer from layin. cables and anchors
from the stranded bark ''llomcward Bound "
, The bark is rollin. heavily. Nothing can be
done toward saving her unless the wind
abntcs. She has swung broadside to sea, the
bow to northward. and i, between the bar
and the beach in the undcrtow. Capt. Mcr-
ryman and the crew Of the bark, with chro-
nometers, baggage, etc, left to-day for New
| York. The vessel is still in good condition.
but owing to heavy sea and storm. cannot
be moved tonight
Marine News.
The schooner .,ddir Todd was to be sold
at Bermuda, and her cargo forwarded bv the
bark Eliza Bars
Fatal Accident.
A son of Mr. Ebcn Poverty of North
Woodstock, aged about fifteen wears. was
found in the stable. diving. with pistol shot
wound in his temple. He was alone and ii
. is supposed while playing with his revolver
he accidentally shot himsrlf The bullet en-
WV" Au' VI anu anu il' Nv t'i uht IL lew
after being discovered
Tempe rance Camp Meeting.
BosIoN March %. The New England
Reform Club Association voted To hold an
annual camp meeting the last of August at
odd Orchard, to continue seven DAYS, provid-
ed satisfactory terms can he made with the
camp ground association and railroads.
Postal Matters.
The following postmasters have been ap-
pointed in this State, the past week James
l.. Rogers. Bowdoin Centre, Sagadahoc
county; Edward kimball, North Bridgton
Cumberland county; George II. Paul. North
C0rnvillc Somerset county
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OHIO.
Tornado.

MILLIDGEvILLE, March %. \ tornado to-
tally demolished the Ozone River bridge, on
Saturday and killed negro and several
mules that were crossing. Itunrootcd stores
and blew down several small houses Loss
on bridge, $4,000. The general damage about
the city will reach $4,000.
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ILLINOIS,.
Military Organization.

CHrcAGo, March %. Twenty-Five thou
sand people assembled Saturday evening at
the exposition building. and celebrated the
Paris Commune. Nearly 1000 were armed
with guns, and the object was to raise funds
to perfect military organization.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, cold northwesterly
winds AMI rising barometer, followed by
winds shifting to warmer southerly falling
barometer and possibly rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-24

Tho Temperance Fair. which had hcon in
preparation for several week.. came of
"Wednesday and Thursday, March Eth and
18Th. The exercises on the stage were all of
excellent character and well rendered. while
the articles offered for sale hy the ladies
were of the he quality and brought good
urceS. Tn attenlancc both evening, was
large \ goodly sum has been realized
Pro. hlun-oi'> singing school closed lat
week W it'll grand vocal concert in packard's
llall Tuesday evening the 18th. 1t is
spoken of by all present a. Il very good en-
tortainmcnt.-- \. l.. Park of Gardiner
lccturcd in Packard's Hall Friday evening.
March It'll. on 'Ru>>ia." and Rev Mr.
liHkcr OF Auburn. lcctur,d last Thursday
evening. on The Ocean ~ n Civilizcr Z"
Both lectures are hl,h!y spoken of. Mr.
Park is To Give his le .turc on ''Turkcv'
Monday evening March 3l>t in the Con-
grcgational vc>try Tho Lvccum IN Dist
No. ,. held it. last meeting for the season on
Saturday evening, March 18th. The follow
ing was the pro srammc; l-Dcclamation by
Fred Bcarrr: Select reading hy Miss
Ace II il5hiN>; discussion of the follow
in, question: Resolved. that il would be for
the interests of this State to have biennial
sessions OF the LEGISLATURES decided unani-
mou,ly in the affirmative. hy il vote of %
Am amusing select rcading by Mrs Helen
Smell. "a spicy paper by Miss Mantle NJ.
Woodward. Ca song. Adjourned to the
first Saturday evening in Octobrr.-rhr Re
form club will celebrate it. foulth amivcr-
,ary ON Saturday and sunday. March 18th
and 3oth \ COOL time is antit ipatcd. The
l'nivcrsaIiStS have voted to purchase new
organ for their church. 1t will he put in
place in few day.
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PENNSNLN ANA.
Mining Troubles.

ScRA>To>. March -. The Miner Penn
>ylyania Anthracite Coal Company threaten
not to allow the resumption of work unless
wages due are paid.
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Zeeta Psi Fraternity,

BosToN, March %. \ meeting of resi-
dent graduate members of /ecta Psi fratcr-
nifty was held Saturday afternoon, for the
purpose Of organizing New England As.o-
citation. Ex-Gov. Seldcn Conner Of Maine
was chosen president, and Mr.. c. f.. Meleny
of this city secretary. and arrangement made
for future meetings.
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MATTERS IN FRANCE.
Removal Of the Deputies and Senate.

PARIS, March -. \ report favorable to
the removal of the French deputies and SEN
ate, will be made to-day. Government will
not oppose it, but will stipuate for complete
control Of the prefecture Of police.
The French Exposition cost 30 ,OO0, 900;
and receipts were sc, 900, 600.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal Accident.

PROVIDENCE, March 90. Timothy Larkin.
a brakeman on Boston freight train. struck
his head against bridge near Pawtnckct. ON
Saturday, receiving injuries from which he
died to-day.
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Tempe rance Camp Meeting.
MASSACIfl SETS.
Death.

LAWRENCE, March 80. Mary Turner,
eleven wears of age. residing at North And
over, died Saturday after terrible suffering.
She was bitten by mad dog three month
since, and was attacked with symptoms OF
hydrophoba Tuesday last. Physicians pro-
nounce il terrible case of that disease
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LABOR TROUBLE.
Reduction of Wages.

LoxpoN. March -. Notices of fifteen
per cent reduction of wages were given in
most of the colieries ir the Consett district
fn.duI
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1-oral anb State Nous.
Monday, March "a, 1879,

Es-Messrs Williamson 4 Greenwood have added
large lot of new goods TO their five cent counter
The goods all IN their line OF business and 1t will
pay to step In and examine. ieb22'f
S--inge copies of the Daily and Weekly are on
sale at this office and Pierces Book store. In Gar
diner at Palmer's bookstore.
BS-Odr patrons In RENTING money should do 80
by check, money ord r. registered letter.
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\ public meeting wa, held at the Metho-
dist chapel in North augusta. addressed 10y c.
l.. StarbirJ ami Rev. \. T. Iiillman Of Port
land. After the public meeting a Lodge
was instituted with u charter members.
Name silver Lake. Officers:
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" ASIIINGTOt.
The Democratic Representatives.

WAsui>GTox, March %. The democrats
are sadly bothered by the small majority in
the House. 70 carry any measure by par
ty vote they must have IA members present
constantly and it is impossible for any three
congressman to be absent at once. without en-
dangcring the party majority The Bourbons
are FESTIVE under such a strict discipline
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ss-sec State News on fourth page.

The Hughes Brothers. the celebrated
Welsh Vocalists. assisted by Miss Stella
Gaibord and Mrs Julia Adams Barker.
gave one of their inmitablc entertainments
at the Free Baptist church on Friday even
ing. All present were charmed with the
singing, and some present were enthusiastic
enough to say that it was the best concert
they ever attended. We are glad to announce
that the same company will give another
concert. with an entire change of programme.
at the same place, on Tuesday tomorrow
evening, and not ON Thursday evening as
previously announced
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Hon. w. w. Thomas and Hon. Neal Dow
each lately celebrated their 18th birthday.
They are both very active men for their age.
A company of amateur MINISTRIES is being
organized in this city, composed of dozen
or more OF our young men. We may soon
expect demonstration of their talent in the
burnt cork line
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A. w. Strange. Esq, Lynchburg, Va +,
writes IL use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup rcgu
larly for tickling cough at night. 1t gives
relief and puts me to sleep. 1t is much use |
here" Price % cents "A bottle.
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Congressional.

The banks have raised rates of interest On
call loans to : per cent
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Running Match.

Running matches of ten and twenty miles
came off Saturday in Gilmorc's Garden. in
which John Simpson of England. one of Row
ellis trainers Norman Taylor of Vermont
John T.. Owens of Virginia. John Rome of
Canada. Henry Naylor of New York. and
Dominique Ncrau; of Canada were contest
ants, for two prizes of $50. Simpson GOV
cred ten miles in the best time | hour. 500
seconds, and won the first prize. TAYLOR
made 20 miles in the quickest time, > hours,
minutes, 81 seconds, taking the second
prize. Owens was the only other man to
keep up we'll, but he dropped out on his 10th
mile. when TAYLOR was ON his 10Th
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Suit.

Charles NJ. Cooper. for being elected forci-
bly, from the table of steamer Continental. of
the New Haven Steamship CO.. February IA,
began suit against the company. to-day. I'M
der the civil rights act Of $50. and a writ of
attachm mt has been granted by Judge Choate
against the company.
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\ rumor is circulating in thi, city that in
itial steps have been taken to impcach Mayor
Cooper
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-
day, are Slj,7O0.
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The Storm.
PERSONAL.

IN castcrls cquinoctal rain storm and ga
has set in here.
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Gable Matters.

oyerturcs Of the Anglo American company
to the new cable company in London. have
been without result. All prospects of ANAL
ganatipn seems at an end The second stat
wolY meeting necessary to formally consti-
tutc the new company. will Zee held in London
next Thursday
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Doirgsofthe ca, Council.

y meeting O! the Board of Aldermen, was
. held Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock, the
full board being present.
The City Marshal sent in the following
nominations Of police force, which were con
tirmcd
Deputy Narshal--J. \. Jones.
Night Watch-lIenry NJ. Ercen. W. T.
Tyler.
Special Police-Bcni. Gardner, John Mil
Ter +. +. Coombs. !. T. Arnold. James +.
Wade, Edward White. James Fol,ome. WIN.
II. Holmes, W 6. Fifcld. Henry Scwall.
}. NJ. Libby. d. II. Campbell. +. :. Sever
ancc, j. H. Chandler, Nathan Quint. f. l..
Harrington. Cha.. l.. White.
Guy Turner. City Treasurer and Collector
elect, presented his bond Of s2jOo0 which
was approved. and Mr.. Turner will enter up
on the discharge of his duties to-day.
The board adjourned to meet Tuesday af-
tcrnooa at . o'clock.
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

in ori'r to reduce stock omake room for large -pring
purchases,
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stepped on nm. lie was terribly licked. -
Dsrter Gd-etfr
Mr.. Grecnicf Haskell. the contractor for
building the bank wall on Water street. at
Bond brook, has completed the Job. and it
has been done in II most substantial AMI " ork-
manlike manner The wall is 10 feet wide
at the base and two feet at the surface, 1t i
s1mc l. feet hgh. The work was done at
Gs cents per Cubic foot. This wall will
enable the city to >trai ghtcn the stree wild
ening it at this point some thirty feet. 1t
extends from the Sprasue stable to Bond
brook, and is a great public Improvements
one Of the most intelligent member, of the
late legislature we need scarcely add. Il re-
publican) in writing IL, concerning the
work of the session. says:
wonder how much capital our opponents
making out Of this winters work: With
no perceptihle reduction of expenses the State
tax a. hi2a a. ever. the extra expense of
long session, and the desperate struggle t.
sell the State printing tn the hiqhcst bidder
think the intelligent people of til. State
cannot fail To look through hl, thin gauze
of pretentious reform and discover that the
blatent declarations are but c0ntcnptiblc
shams and hollow mockericS.
Speaking of the election of Prof NJ c.
Fernald as President of the STATE College, the
Wing saws
Prof. Fcrnald is ii graduate of Bowdoin
College, and was formerly principal of the
Foxcroft and lloulton Acal emicS. He has
been connected with the State College as a
member Of the Faculty for ten ears and hi
I'LL.
has scientific attanmcnte of high order and
is ardentlv devoted to the work of the COL
lege. His election meets with general favor.
and we have no doubt it will prove advantag-
eous to the interests of the institution.
Gen Hall will deliver the Grafton in Thorn
aston on Decoration Dav.
We have had remarkable continuance Of
winter weather. the thermometer for several
nights frolicking around in the vicinity of zo-
ro, and the ice remaining thick in the Ken
nebec river that teams are driven thereon
with apparent safety. The fields are all
covered with snow" protecting the grass
roots frosl the disastrous frost upheavas thu,
giving good ground, to hope for good hay
crop the coming season.
The meetings of the Examining Board of
Physicians, for Pensions. have been ordered
to be held every Wednesday, AZ l0A. NJ. and
to continue until all claimants who present
themselves have been examined
There are now one hundrc and two stud
eats at thc.State College.
Tb. n.rlv .l.c,.1 officer. of rrini,,. c.,,-
,.nlor,. !; ~ ,n, ;..auo1 r.:,
evening, by K. W. Black, Past +. C.. after
which the Sir knights and their ladt, partook
of bountful banquet. The follow ing are
the names of the officers:
s. W Lane &c.
I. Morton, 6"n.
H. r. Bahch'rd, 'apt ten.
I. \. 'urh' lrVIatc.
L. c. Dudley. .JW.
Fri Wills, Treas.
ID. NJ. Watt, Recorder
J. Q. a. Halves. St b.
II. W. Gallison Wardcr
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While the people Of Maine have been en-
joying the cold weather. EX-State Treasurer
Banks writes from FLORIDA, that there they
have the song of birds, and the voice of the
turtle and the frog is heard in the land Thu,
orange trees are in blossom. and it's fashiona-
Bile to sit on the verandah in linen buster,
late into the night, star gazing.