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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-01
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

The crew of wrecked barque Edward Card
well, wrecked in the gulf, has arrived at
Quebec.
Walter Harrington, aged "a, wa. killed
yesterday, on the Fitchburg road at Boston.
The Cape Cod Canal Company Of Boston
has been organized. II. NJ. Whitney is
president.
Two engines and fire freight cars on the
Baltimore ( Ohio railroad were wrecked in a
collision at Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Sheriff Berlin of Westmoreland county,
Pa. has made an assignment. Liabilities
$50 900. Of which $40, 900 are official obliga-
tons.
Massachusetts electoral college organized
Yesterday Panl 4. Chadbourne is presi-
dent. and WIN. G.. Lowering of Taunton
secretary. Adiourned till noon to day.
Democrats of Fall River have nominated
DIR. Isaac Smith, Jr., for mayor.
A land meeting at Baby, county Antrim.
yesterday, was failure. The speakers were
Kissed.
Judge Taylor has been elected TO fill Gar
fields place in the House.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Three Men Drowned,

PRovINCKTowN, November 80. Last night
three of the crew of life saving station No.
lost their lives. Coal laden sloop c. F..
Turnbul of Rockport ran ashore and the
crew attempted to go on board in their. boat.
They boarded the vessel and took three of
the crew ashore, but on returning for the re-
mainder were struck by the main boom of
the sloop and capsized. Capt. ID. ii. Atkins,
E. n. TAYLOR and Frank Mayo, all of Prov
incetown, were drowned. The three others
swan ashore in an exhausted condition. The
sloop has sincesdrifted away with the captain
and pilot aboard.
Marine News.
CHATHAM, November 80. Sloop +. C..
Trumbull, before reported, left here this
afternoon, being supplied with jib and
three men.
Schooner Fleetwing, Rockland, Me-, with
a cargo of moulding sand, struck on the
Bars, but came of: leading badly. She was
supplied with one man and proceeded.
The BrocktOn Tragedy.
BRocKToN. November 30. The funeral of
Mrs. Littlefield and her little son Albert was
held at East Stoughton this afternoon. Rev.
T.. r. Sullivan of Brockton conducted the
services, which were peculiarly impressive
and affecting Mr.. Littlefield's condition to-
dav ia reported to be much worse.
state Board Of Agriculture.
SUDBURY. November 80. The annual
three DAYS county session of the State Board
of Agriculture opened at Southhoro' to-day.
with good attendance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RenOri Confirmed.

LONDON, November 30. The report of the
killing of the commander and six of the crew
of British schooner Sandhy, ut Solomon
Island, in the South Pacific, is confirmed.
The party were attacked while some were
bathing. \ party from the schooner under q
sub-lieutenant landed and recovered the
bodies and DESTROYED the village. losing one
seaman killed and one wounded. Tue COM
modore of the South Pacific station will
despatch another man ot-war TO the islands.
Irish Agitation.
Parnell denies the statement printed in
America that he had fully made up his mind
to abandon the land league movement in
Difference to the letter of Archbishop McCabe
of Dublin condemnng it, and that he would
have done so. but for action subsequently
taken by government.
200 Of the Chatham division of the marines,
recently ordered to ireland, will start this
week. The appointment of p. Shaw Lefevre,
secretary to the admiralty. 10 succeed Adam
as first colnmissi Toner of works is significant.
His views in regard to Ireland are well known.
He made himself the special champion of the
clauses of the land act of 1870. intended to
facilitate the purchase of holdings by occu-
pants. In conducting Irish measures,
especially. he will doubtless prove an able
lieutenant to Gladstone and Forster.
4 large force of police accompanied by in
fantry and artillery, proceeded to New Pallas,
to quel the disturbance there.
There is movement in the west of Ireland
to bring about a reduction of % per cent. in
rents of shops and town houses. Now that
tenants in towns begin to move there is likely
to be another rent scare. but on smaller
scale
Marriage Abandoned.
The marriage of Baroness Burdett Coutts
to Ashmead Bartlett is abandoned.
SculIing Match.
Articles of agreement are signed for the
race between Lavcock and Eanlon for f500.
Race will take place January IL. at $50 p.
NJ. over the Thames championship course,
and will be for the sportsman's challenge cup
and championship. The special 81, 900 prize
has been Withdrawn.
Damage by Ice Breaking Up.
ST PETERSBURG, November 80. Ice in
the Folga has suddenly broken up at Mini
Novgorod, in consequence Of warm weather
Five steamers and 300 barges were DESTROYED
and large quantities Of grain, naphtha and
fish lost. Damage is immense.
Personal.
MADRID. November 80 The Duke o.
Parma and Madeira, brother-in-law Of Dor
Carlos, has complied with the order to qui
| Spain.
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CAN ADA.
Nteamer founders.

OWEN SouNp, November 80. Steamer
Manitoulin, which arrived tonight. brought
the chief mate, first engineer, wheelman,
fireman and deck hand of steamer Simeoe
which foundered on the oath inst The Sim.
coe left Chicago November 18th and expert
enced continued and severe gales on Lake
Michigan. accompanied by heavy snow
storms, which she wcathered Early on the
morning of the oath. while on the south side
of Manitoulin Island, a sea broke over her
SO heavily that it broke through the engine
room. putting out the fires. The ship became
complete unmanageable and remained in the
trough of the sea taking in water until noon
when she sank. The five survivors succeed
ed in getting into life boat and made un
successful attempts 10 save some of the
others. When the hull went down, the rest
of the crew, with the captain, second mate
and 1.-TWO women, numbering twelve in all,
were standing forward and made no apparent
effort to save themselves. Those in the life
boat then made for Providence Bay and took
steamer Manitoulin for this port.
Presents 10 HanlOn.
TORONTO, November 80. The city council
passed motion granting freedom of the city
to Hanlon and giving him free deed of the
site of his hotel The opinion is expressed
that this action is illegal. II will be referred
to committee of lawyers.
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PATENTS.
r. Ell. EDDY,

No. 20 state ST., opposite Knby, Boston,
Secures Patents In the United States alse In Gre&
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Copie
Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar Assignments recorded Mt Washington.
No Agency In the United States possesses superior s
cii:ics for obtaining Patents or ascerfainfng the
pafenfGJiIfy Of fnrenfions.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capable and
successJUt practitioners with whom have had ON.
ciaI intercourse.
CHAs MASON, Commissioner Of Ps.ents
Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable Of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents.'
BosTox. October 10, 1870.
r. u. EDDY. EsQ-.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, In is40 my first patent. Since then you have
ted for and advised me In hundreds Of eases, and
procured many patents. reissues and extensions. I
hare occasionally employed the best agencies In New
York, Philadeiphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole Of my business, In your line
-'' - Yours truly. GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. January ]. 1850. 1v55
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Gardiner Local News.

Inc statement in yesterdays Journal tina,
ne'. Charles Drake of Albion occupied the
pulpit OF the church Of Christs Disciples,
was an error. The gentleman was the Rev.
MI Malay Of Portland. Inaccurate infor-
nation was the cause of the error.
warren Division Sons Of Temperance
propose to have sort of a dramatic enter
talnment at their hall in a short time. Ii
wiii consist of declarations, readings, few
plays, and singing. Plans have been made
70 have two papers read-one called 1.-The
Echo, which is the regular paper of the
order; the other THE Whiskey Mans
organ. They are to be run BY the younger
members Of the society, who in fact constitute
the greater portion of its membership. The
object is TO replenish the treasury.
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This cold weather is not relished by the
Maine capitalists who have money invested
in the ice business If it continues it Will
seriously interfere with their operations on
the Kennebec and Penobscot this winter. for
the reason that ice can be harvested and
transported to market ut less cost on the
Hudson, Lake Champlain and on the in
land ponds of the Empire and Green Noun
tain States If thaw should set in, 1t would
give an impetus to business on the Kenne-
bee this winter, and million and . halt
tons of ice would be gathered on our river
alone
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Accidental shooting.

That the shooting of Gov. Robinson was
accidental is now evident from the post NOR
tenn. There had been a disagreement with
miners a few days before, which caused the
belief that the first report of riot and assassin
alton was true. Ii is known there is nothing
of this nature connected with the affair
The miners deeply regret the sad result of a
terrible mistake of the guard. Gov Robin
sons remains lie in state in Lea,,villc TO-
morrow, at Denver. "Wednesday, and will
then be taken to his former home in
Michigan for burial.
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VERMONT.
Found Guilty..

MONTPELIER, November so. Mrs. Meeker
was to-day found guilty of murder in the first
degree. Her counsel will take the case to
the Supreme court on exceptions.
When Mrs. Meeker understood the verdict
she broke completely down, sobbing and
wailing. While Mrs. Meeker was in court
the jailer found letter to her daughter,
which read as follows:
''Nellie, You get me some powder and
throw il up on the she'd where l can reach
out stick. Don't you fail in doing it.
Help me in some way. Get me some
matches, too. If had an iron bar could
get out of here
Quite a quantity of matches we're also
found, probably supplied by her daughter.
Almon will undoubtedly receive his sentence
Tomorrow.
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AND Colr1fERCIAI..


6tNWsNB A0FV1ts
NEW YoRk. November 70.
Money market Was very light. Rates ranged from
per cent per annum and commission, closing At
g. Prime mercantile paper Sac Exchange twice re-
dnced |, bringing nominal rates down, with actual
business a; 4.slai for long. and 4.solai for short
sight. Governments steady for Is, but weak and
lower for other issues In State bonds Tennessee e
old adv anced to ash and Louisiana consols slt In
the railroad bond market the features were Erie
second consols which early in the dap advanced l. to
100! but later declined to 1905 closing loo, Jersey
Central incomes which fell 81 to ssl, but recovered
to sis; e., c. l. e. nrsts, :. to los; and Denver Z
Rio Grande first eonsols, "a. TO iod. Stock market
opened generally strong and in early dealings an
advance of TO y was recorded Northwest, Nash.
vile Chattanooga, Western Union and coal stocks
leading. Toward noon there was n steady decline In
prices, closing quotations being In most instances at
the lowest figures of the day The decline from the
highest poin, ranged from to II per cent. and wa.
most marked in telegraph stocks, Northwestern,
Delaware, Lackawanna, Western, Michigan. New
York. ST. Paul and New Jersey.
Transactions. N. 600 shares.
Closing bids.
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THE INDIANS.
Paying the Utes.

DENVER, November 30. The Ute commits
sion left here quietly Saturday night, to pro-
coed to Los Pnos to pay the Cncompagne
Utes their portion of the $1,000 due them
in the late settlement. According to the APP
preparation they receive S31 900, the White
River Utes $4,000 and the Southern ties
S25, 900
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VIRGINIA..
school Teacher Murdered.

DAxvILLE, November 80. Lorenzo Jov,
colored, teacher in the colored free schools,
was attacked this morning by two of his boy
pupils, aged Is and Is, and repeatedly stabbed
with knives, occasioning probably mortal in
juries. He had punished one Of the boys
and was attacked in revenge.
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WEATHER REPORT.

indications for the Next "a Hours
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. /
Washington, ID. c., December Ii a. m. !
For the New England and Middle States,
lower barometer; stationary or higher tenn
perature: westerly, veering TO easterly or
southerly winds; clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness
and rain or snow.
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COLOR RADIO.


DENVER, November 80. Colonel Bee.
Chinese consul u, San Francisco, is in Den
yer. under the instructions OF the Chinese
government, investigating the recent riot
against Cinnamon An estimate of losses
by the Chinese has been made and the
Chinese government will demand reparation
fir loss of LIE and nrnnerfr
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I9ifD.

In somerville, Mass. Charles O. Hoxie' aeea at ,
Years month. Funeral at No. fiaSk ST. -
O'Clock "Wednesday r. NJ ,...- of Orel
In Auburn, Nov. 18th, Lovica daughter Of o .ra
and Mrs. Lizzie Brown. aged years. mon'n' ~A1
" In ;rsy, Nov. "a, True N. Dow, aged syeaFs'
months and "a days.
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IOWA.
Murder.

COUNCIL BIrFFs, November so. The
body of John S. Sapp. saloon keeper, was
found in his saloon this morning with his
skull crushed. Deceased had considerable
money. all of which was taken by the muir
derers- Noclue. This is the first deliberate
murder perpetrated in this city since lS45.
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R-Partridge Bros. are selling this week
from their rich stock of fancy goods many
desirable things for Holiday gifts at haT
price and less, before getting in their new
stock of Holiday goods.
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CALIFORNIA.
Death.

SAN FRASC:soo, November 80. Col y.
c. Bidwell, president OF several California
mining companies and member of banking
firm in New York. died Sunday.
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E. C. Williamson, of this place. is rejoic-
ing over the recovery of his wife. who has
been an invalid for the past four years. She
has regained her strength, her complexion is
vastly improved. and she has walked more IN
the past month and is stronger and better
than she has been in years. He attributes
these happy results entirely to DAYS KID
SEY PAD.
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MISSOURI.
DefaulteI.
Berfnu Jones.

Sr. Louis. November 80 Berton Jones,
cashier in the L. S. Quartermaster's Office,
has disappeared, leaving accounts somewhat
crooked. 1t is thought he has committed
suicide
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s. H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Colfax Co.,
New Mexico, says: My wife has been cured
q cough Of thirty years standing oy
wearing an SONY Lung Pad" See Adv.
uov3Ofe0d&wlw.
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NEW JERSEY.
Arre.ted for Embezzling.

NEWARK, November 30. VIM. Thomas,
teller of the First National bank, has been
arrested and held in $4,000 bail for en-
hazzlement
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Marrie0.

In ot;sfied. Nov, q. by Rev. A. B. Love wei
nan;ei n. Bracket of Yarmouth, and MISS Eliza
In Perm. Nov. "a, Gideon Fletcher and Mrs. Laura
+. Holmes, both Of Buckfeld.
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FIRES.


~ 1SOCoCSACbe
ROCHESTER, n. H., November 80. About
l.30 this morning FIRE was discoyered> in
Wentworth block. An alarm was sounded
and the fire department was speedily at work
with their hand engine and hydrant from the
factory, but the FIRE had gained great head
say and their efforts were powerless to check
ii until the block and adjoining one contain
ing the Rochester National hank and Hanson's
drug store we're heap of ruins. Wentworth
block was three story wooden building
Fire originated in the store of Fiield,
elothier- Other stores in the block were
Osgood, jeweler, Mrs HAYES, millinery, and
Charles Howe, druggist. formerly of Port
land, Me. These all went and very few of
the contents were saved. The stores were
all carrying heavy stocks. The next was
Norway Plains Savings bank, two story
brick building. occupied in the second story
by the town officers The town papers and
receipts were all lost. The bank effects were
in FIRE proof safe and are supposed I'M
harmed. Hanson's dry goods store. three
story brick building, was burned. 1t was
only by most strenuous effort the fire depart
ment saved the Methodist church. post Office
and the office of the Rochester Courier. The
whole square was at one time in the greatest
danger. The fire broke out again At 4.30
and another alarm was sounded. but the fire
was soon suDdued. There was much excite
ment in the village.
Dairy Barns Burned.
ELNIRA, y. Y, November 80. Fire last
night burned the dairy barns Of John and
Robert Carruthers, destroying fifty head of
Alderney and Jersey mich cows.
Fire at the National Capitol.
WASHINGTON. d. c., November 80. Fire
l-a IL, Al.
House of Representatives. 1t destroyed
the furniture, and considerable injury was
done to wall and ceilings.
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INDIANA.
Man shoots His Wife.

FARMLAND, November 80. VIM. Burries
shot his wife with gun, last night, while she
was sitting in the house with babe in her
arms.
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Hne Aonday Eveninrs w.,
iasiens.-yames or De.....s -.
from Augusta.

mere was full meeting of the Soldiers,
N"nument Association in Masonic u.,,
1"onday evening. Hon. Charles r y..h
presided, er o6feio. VIM. r. Smith rso
vas instructed to draft series of resolution.
"'ory Oh George W. Jones, deceased. a
prominent member of the Association. us
reported the following:
RESOLUTIONS
=, WHEREAS, Since the last me~t;n, r,,,.
has one oI IT'S earliest and de soted memha,
dssn nssn removed from among us sy death !, r.
me ne special notice Of its members and n a. oy
az. e'orea That the Association has received w;,,
George ~ Jn an.eilgence OF the decease of M.
so.ke W. Jones, the earliest mover in IN. uo,L "
an eeng monument in honor of the CITIZEN "
US WAC gave their services and lives IN ,bs
hesofred That the earnest and devo,sa ,n...
,hil .esteG Dy Mr. Jones during his conpection VIII
zaai Assoseaion In its work and purpose and TIM
completion Of the monument entitisi ne cu,e tne
Ning 10 the gratitude Of every friend of tha sr.sr
Prise a ana now demand honor and respect for bis
=, hesotred, That this tribute to the services and
memory OF our deceased brother be entered on tha
Gers ~ anu an engrossed copy, signed by the OFF
Of the deceased. " '''e iahhiiy
1t was voted to inscribe the list as reported
by the committee to whom was referred the
matter Of looking up names, upon the monu.
ment. We publish this morning the correct.
ed list Of names Of deceased soldiers from
Augusta, who died in the service of the
United States or prior to the proclamation of
1866 disbanding the military forces of the
government Relatives or friends HAVING
knowledge of any omissions to be supplied
or corrections to be made, will please notify
at once. f. McMurdie, Box 2s3, Augusta.
After January lst no new mines will be
received.
Lieut. Col. Seth Williams, L. S. A. and Breyt. Mai
Genl U. 8. Vols. ''"''
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1-To Let-furnished rooms at No. %
Oak St. Mrs. Holman. declt2t
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Corner in Corn.

The corner in November corn, which in
volved 2, 900, 900 bushels and Melted profit
of sl25, 900, was closed to-day
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Coal Miners Strike.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, November 80 Coal
miners to the number of 100 have struck for
an advance of % per cent.
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What They Need.

Many persons feel unwell but they do not
know the cause. They lack physical strength
and mental energy: they are deficient in vi
tality, and when feeling in that condition
there is nothing in the world that will give
such new life and strength to the system as
the Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters. They
are not alcoholic, but purely vegetable See
advertisement. +SwIw
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fenny Saved IL TwoPence Earned.
little SOZODONT, used right along every
DAY, costs but little trouble and is pleasant
always. 1t saves years of suffering from
diseased gums and teeth in later days. Its
use is economical of time and comfort Use
SOZODONT.
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The coast guards Of life saving stations on
the Jersey coast, are ordered to be increased
after to-day
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA, November 80. DIR. John
Buchanan was acquitted on the charge of
using the mails with intent to defraud.
Dedication at Lafay ette College.
EAsToN, November 80. Fully 10000 peo-
pie attended re-dedication exercises at Par
dee Hall, Lafayette College. Addresses
were made by President Hayes, Secretary
Ramsay. Gen. Sherman, Postmaster General
Maynard Governor Iloyt and many others.
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POLITICAL.
California's Vote.

SAN Francisco, November 80 The Of
fetal vote of California shows five democratic
and one republican elector chosen. Total
vote for Hancock is sc, 332 Garfield, SO, 251 !;
Weaver Z 2Sl
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Election i'm Colorado.

DENVER, Col, November 30 Official
returns give Garfield electors an average
majority of 5000. Pitkin, rep, for governor
has over 1900 majority, leading the rest of
the State ticket about $500. Total vote was
abOut ~ 600
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NEW YOR n.
Presidential Fund.

New YORK, November 30. The Times
states that four-fifths of the ex-Presidential
fund has already been raised. No doubt the
total amount will soon be received.
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Family Horse For Sale Cheap.

A young >nnnd. kind Mare; has been
driven b, ladies Ibis fall. Inquire at Per-
rvs Stable an inrh-op Street. Good Bug
gy and Harness also il desired
declttf
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Visit to Garfield.

COLUMBUs, o., November 30. The men,
beers of the electoral college. who assembled
to-day for organization, will, with the State
officers, visit Gen. Garfield at Mentor, to-
morrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Death.
LIrrLEroN, November 80. Congressman
Evarts W. Farr died this morning, aged 40.
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A joint Indictment has been found again ct
all the steamboat inspectors heretofore IN
d;cted that thew NAV all be tried together.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, November 20.
The following are the closing ofncial prices Of min