Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
March 28, 1879

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). BY SPRAGUE. OWEN NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES. FIVE CENTS. VOL. X. AUGUSTA, MA/NK, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 28. 1870. NO. 70. I (The itcnncbcc Journal. •j Putdished lit \i 'I t. M\l\i M iller Mint loot of t'onrt, I*. SI’ll v*• l i.. H\\ i.s a N Daily Kennebec Journal, l.**imd n vry morniii.i;. except smidav*. It coiituiu* the latest new—hy telegraph ami muil, r* i»«»rl of Market*, and ha* caivfiilh prej»an*«| political and local articleand a p-iienni* amount of tannin^.', home and iai*cclhi:mou* re a lihtf with a tail compila tlon of Sta'e new*. PJ I criih. */nr annum in a Iran jj* it pHVIlielit IT not mi le within the m :ii\ single i rent*, to he had at the Imok-toie* amt si? thi* otlie« \«Uei ti*« UlCllt* lil-ei te loll re.i ou.ilde '.el'llls. may la* li.rt i>u apple aiiou at till* otlice. Weekly Kennebec Journal, PnMMmd ever' \Vednc*d)i tum-idii;.. t* the lam-t foil, paper in the Stuti miaiuin^ ut w poiiticul mi tide agricultural and •‘cjctitt mat ;er. tab*. poetr>. Miiecdote*. hou.*e.i'dd mutter. markets, A«»l»l*. u*hiiiKhut street. NKW VdllK I> u m a J'.'l I ult-.n m til I*. K*i\\ ill A« 4" Park I low .1 \t t II. it v. -II Park Bow. W '•ii \i:ri. ft s. M Pi i it.x..iu a o Park Kow. I’ll 11.UH.I.PIt I N W. \M i: Ac ^*iN.Time* P.cl m *111111 ami Mil *tn t s. M. i: s1.1l.l. A t 41.. .ol 4 hestnnt Str»*«*t. rribi: EQUITABLE i i"i: Assurance Society, inj^nv YORK, Has an Accumulated Capital [Exceeding $22,000,000 Inverted in Keul ll.tnte Hint Mui-tuu-e* V«.iU I’ltv, ill New X ork ami I »i»tI Mates (loud*. ;i "1 rteaiiily iucrvntinij iimler u 1early Iteieuur »»l mull ttinu The Lives tnsaved hv the '-urielv nre carefully se lected In dlirereiil purls ill Nurtli \tm neii un.l Kuro|ie, furlilshiuir.hr this liroiui livid of u|icriltlens, n.ii iel .iltiilliul mill exceptional sMleli to tile l'olici -llolii. I Tilt* Insurances are inUldc only on tile Xlulmil I’jeiiii urns Principal. flic >urplus arc returned iiniiundy to tiic Insured. Premiums are received ami are paid in cadi only. Policies are issued payable at the death «»i Hu Insured, also payable at the end o| a certain innid»ei of' ears. Puluic. are also issued on thej T0XTIXE rux. or upon the principle of accumulating profits lor d» fi nite periods, wliicli «ih first introduced by ?hi« Socic tv, and Has been recoimneii l*d and endorsed t»y etui liciit expe rts in l ife luMtrauce. and by leading Mid ness men. Fortv Four per cent, lias he* n earned ami accumulated on the premiums paid on its routine Idle Policies, and forty per cent, on its Tontine Kndow in,-lit Policies, issued within tin* ln-t live years. rhe Directors of the l.tso| the Policy holders, and in presenting the >ociet\ to notice, they teel that it has strong claims upon public confidence, beer use of the strict and cons, native principles by whbh iU ■'ttiious departments an.- governed. In tin asset* and iu the administration of the 'society, a per feet security is given for the future, which is of great ininortaipe® to tnce»e depending «P‘»» their in*uriiuopeeiiw ait. ntioii eivou to the lUHHUtuCtlir* of Monuments and all kinds o! Cemetery and Build ing Work. 11,« »r- of the llallnw.il unite (Juur.ies nrr mm prepared to execute all kind* of work in their ow n «*r other granite, in the lined d\ in the shortest j.o*-i l.le tune. Ml..I lie I. K LoWl.SI IMtlf Kv |N hi; ii- liiruidion free ot »xi*ii*e to our ountoiuer* and put roil'. Call and Examine our Works and get our Prices. Address HALLOWKLL flKAMTK (0., Haliowell, Maine. tuurltr t o«l\.. tf A J’sff Dis:;very for the Curs of Diseases! \1 it'iiii rmi'n'il I-.it into pi art i* a in m «jn t ai::n il \i/ t In pi i i-i l i-..i a ml .ir ot ii r.iaria in it* ai urn* t--i m*. til iilt I illtn ii itnt first Ki t'illlril. I.iki «-\*ry in w ili*>i*o> all of its good r« -ultc. «mI*! not In known at oiin- Important dt\«lop nil-tit*. Ii> way of nvr»-!* of othrr di-iam* hi-id*-11111111* I 4 ,plaint, and knpthe Pam. Tin original and only genuine I’ad l.ow. !-regular. It w ill pievent l»\-pep-ia. in tin-market. I’ric.- of Pad. It will pre\ i lit lironi- interna! II!n -uutati-m and Ndutiiigia, often tinallv lata!. Ibi- lia i;::.";"":!.!";::™:!:.:;'-"'/!: houm* liver pad office, lerer*. who were wi»e enough to apriv the rem- m 117 .Middle Street. ed> in tmn It will pr vent >nk Headache*. If tin- Pad is i-lit on wlien the tir-t -viuptoui- appear, tin at- PORTLAND MAINE, ttn k will la- avoided. In -liort life Holman Ague am! Fiver pad i- the Partridge Bro’s.. Agents for Augusta. Me. nio-t perfect piev entive of dim u* affecting tin v i till organs that has ver 1* n discovered. lnarP&wtf sx ra o CO 0) E o o «r»i V SI.\\f voice, loss of smell, d^guating odors, misul deformities, and linally consumption. Thousands, not knowing the great danger in neglecting this disease,die with consump tion. In a few years or months it may rapidly develop, and quick consumption announce it is too late* CONSUMPTIONS™ that yearly carries thousands to an untimely grave, not sparing the young, the talented, nor the beautiful. A nyiJ |fl A which makl Nl A afcATISUfTKIX alwuy.M AIIASTKKD. Balsams nml cordiuls of tins most healing and soothing properties are so combined with Pine Tree Tar that the mere breathing vaporises them Into a dense smoke. This Is inhaled—taken right to the diseased parts. No neat, no hot water, simply inhaling or breathing It, and you feel its healing power at once. As tho oils and balsams condense on the air passages and lung their capacity Is wonderfully enlarg' d and the hollow chest soon becomes rounded and full. mat am sen t" A TUCUT sent to any part of the Pulled States or If |Y| t%Ea/\ I Iwl Cm lal I Canadn.to be returned if not satisfaeton. To consumptives beyond the possibility of cttro the Inhalants always give great relief, and often cure cases considered hopeless. CATARRH is readily cured by breathing the vapor and forcing It Into the diseased eavltiesof thehead and outoflheno^e, and nthetheoulg nulhottby which this terrible and almost universal disease can be permanently cured. For terms, call or w rite. Dr. M.W. CASE, S.W. Cor. Tenth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia. When writing, ideate nnmc this puiier. Cut out and keep for rejerenct, IV1 1 wMuSw&ncii\v It A NICE 5 CENT CIGAR FOR 4 OE1STX3, .A.X I, i B, CHMiL'5, USD 5?M j ilw.'OJtf HEATH WILSON Attorney* at Law. Centnl Block, Opposite Post Office, AUGUSTA, MB. Herbert M. Heath. Bion Wilson, mur JFor Snlr or to ILrt. FOE. RENT I l.lll/e. d(--ir«lhlt- '.eminent Oil tia/e St.. suitable for one or two families. I'eriti* very reasonable. In quire of ft IrMMf s. I, Kul.FF. -late M. norw i: rro it i ;>r. VX it I. I. \IJijl-. TIAFMI I with stable. ..Ill st. I.nipiire at W W f I«K s In surance ottire. jaul* tt To li.-nt 4 C'ONVKMKVI -SSKMKMT. iwiirlv few n J\ rle Heal Estate far Sale I.ot o| Fund on the corner of state bint tireeti St-., in Kii^ii-in, i on tain in/ one ami on*-.fourth am--, two hundred and thirt y t• t on state, and one littiidred find forty on tii ei n st. I i in i a-h. julvWt’f t,. t \u*F. j:,r Water st. stare to Let. rI^II F sforel.it*T. occupied hv Itittm in the 1 Hittue- lllock. op|M*-iu- firmiite Hull, Water street. Fu-|uire at the office of s VMI K.l. l i ft 4»MIf. January y-th, 1*7* |an.M.»Mf I^oi- S;il(‘. 1 ■ntlajfe House and lot of laud, '.vx Hitt feet. 1 :«NH» M„i v and halt house and l..couta uiii|> 11 room*. od I* at ion. Kent* for fl.vo pi r aiiiiam. suitable for rw.» tumilie-. 1 S-tvam story Haiisv, s.weral acres of land, fruit trees, and all convenienee*. 1 story and ,t halt lions*- ami three acr* of land t« r .*l*oo. 1 Farm w ithin ‘l l-'J miles of K. ntn Itridire, £o«»d barn, -aid farm i- -uitithk divided i n r tilla/*-. ’pa tare and wood laud tor $ltiuo. also a niimhei of other plart Houses and lots, and lots to build on, all in this fit\. 1 farm, within miles of this city also t|e-lr able rent-. Inquire of K. W .Will I FIH t|‘*F., Attorn*-; at-l.aw, \iiKU*ta, Me. April V.*, 1*7*. tftw I or ivi ni. 'Rooms with power, ter mnnnjnc tori up no rposrs. ’/he store lately occupied bv /.add A- Co.,'corner oj hate/ ai d Rood streets. Lot o/ land near R. 7i. bridt/e. A. A W. SPRAGI E Manufacturing Co. Aupiis' 22. IST8.J anjrJ3!f EXTRA BARGAINS IN GROOEBIES, FOR CASH AT H. A. B. CHANDLER’S, MARKET SQUARE, dwSOttf TAKE YOUR Axes, Hatchets, Saws, Skates. SCISSORS, KNIVES, Ac... u) SAFFORD CO.’S Gun and Locksmith Store, AND HAVETM SHARPING! Central Fish Market IS TilK FLACK TO lll\ YOU: SMITH, WRIGHT CO,, 103 Water St. ’tf SALEM LEAD COMPANY. NY it minted IMlti: UIIITF LF.IIk-NVel know n thrmijflimrt New Kiijcliiinl m- tin NN III IT.^ I KINK>T ami ItKST. I,CAD T 3*C. In. \vi«l«, on n i l- for t intuit. Stick-. 1.1'. Ill It I HltO A, from 1-to ii.s. Powder, >lioi, Piise. CaD\ Wads, t hells. CurtridtfOH of All Hiiida For sale very cheap lot eu»h. 8APF0KD to., 131 Waler 8t. aplHO ;if v it riN i N >i.vri:m Ai Architects and Engineers Supplies Mathematical Instruments, Ac. New and coinjilete ►In k. Special rales to *clu ols, teach* rs and dealer-. Works of art, \a*es, t()«•«* Ac. Artistic picture framing a specialty. i’YIH’S F. HAVH, Ki.m st.. out* door from Ponjrres* street, Portland. jantiOtlwriim TIL K CITY DRUG STORE, Under Cony House, is THE Principal D^pot iKOIt P.URE ORUICS W»> UeooiD3 PatE'.u Mtfw. Prices Low AM) GOODS GUARANTEED Creat Bargains IN H ir and Tooth Brushes. N K. HOWARD, Proprietor, Augusta, Me. 1.07-^*111 A RARE CHANCE H*i; N En trrjpris/mj oonij Moo. I nltVi tor *a!r one half or w hole of my| WELL EXCAVATOR 'A Atftl right to use and manufacture in Kf.NNKUKr H»INn. Addre**, WALTER DOCKENDORFF, Augusta, Me. _ __ auglk’ttf HORSE FORD’S -II. I i:ai-i v. BREAD PREPARATION 1‘he Healthy and Nutrition* BAKING POWDER. liiM iitedhy I V Hop*, fold, late I'rof. in lfat» \:mi I'niier-iiy. It i* Better and Healthier that ordinary Baking Powder, ream I i-far or A :t*t. I he co*t of rai*iug Bread. Biscuit, etc., with It i only about half a* much a* hy oidimiry Baking Pow dt r. and the n -nit i- much h« it. r. It r»-tore* tin nutiitiou- lenient* which are taken from the flour in bolting No ordinal y Baking' Pow der or un\ thing l-.W o'clock. Intel. *t on .1. po*it* payable twice a year, F. b. «nd tig. I ;.ter» *t not draw n out i* ad led to the depo-it, th*i.* making om f. it m> in i m:i i Intere*t I" gin* on tin tir*t day of each month. Money di po*ite.| on or before the truth •hni ot each month, u ill draw interest from tbe jirnt litift of the same month. it» I nder the existing law of thi* .state, all depos. it* in -aving* Bunk-, on •/nujit/rout nmuici/uittu ut ion. No return* of name* of depositors are re.|ttired to he made to .-tate or town authorities, and all account* are held by thi.- Bank to he ntrif PERFUMERY lo he found in the city. Our perl time arc all kept open -o that eustoiners can examine them before pur chasing. sample hot tie* t» cts. (iivr iim ii 'all. No Trouble to Show Goods. F. W. KINSMAN CO., Cor. Water Bridge Sts. juutfcnd&n'ff Livers::! :ri Ida and Globe INSURANCE COMPANY No. 45 William St., N. Y. Resident Manager, James E Pultford. Deputy Manager, Henry W. Eaton. Ass’t Deputy Manager, Oeo. W. Hoyt. Stotr$nriit of I 'nitril Stott m llronrh. •Itnniortf 1st, I HSU. Heal K-tate, ^•Vjn.Tun (At Uiuiim on IIoikN ami Mm t inure** lA'Ut.nu Hi l liiteu Mate*. (io>eriiliielit Bond#, ;,o >tatcami other Ho.nl*. >4,.:nu mi u*h oii hand am! In Bank. T2h,147 l'r;ti«1 Los*# I iiearned Premium#, I.d To'al income, ilt2,,»tM).iM d4 K\f|.\m 1TKK**. I ire l.os-c* paid, 1. 2M,»*19 0*.» niiiinissioiis and Salaries, .V»,rd4 l ax* printing ami all other expense-, lv.».*('rf» o*> T**tal expenditure*. $1,971,219 Kt a a i :\ts. Mom s U Farr, %ii"um4ii. II. A* Aeal A Mon, 1 DYE HOUSE AM) Fas;? Djeiag Estiblishment. Water St., Augusta, Me. Established 1867. EMILE BARBIER CO. Vwnrdtd Kirst Premium at Maim* State fair 1*70. This well known Idtubli-diineiit is conducted by a First-Class French l)>t*r. Specialty and New Process of Cleansing. \n\ kind* ol (bind*, in the pie*-* or ninth* into garment*. «1>**I, cleansed ami retini-died. Hib b»m*, Kring* Sa*•!»•*. Wh,*-. **-lij;j>« i-. h.d-*, l eath er-. Hr *!\e*i or cleansed, ami finished a* good a* m-u Also wore solemnly it was a forgery, ami held him under arrest until tnrther developmeuts.— Kverv one wa- greatl\ astonished, for Williams was highly honored, and many thought there was some mistake. Mr. 'olby was well known ami honored also for his truth and sterling worth, lb* would bring his own son to justice it’ lie had done w rong, so of course there whs great excitement about it. About this time, a young man living in our tow n had gone out to the little place in Missouri where Harry was supposed to he, on a Mt to relatives, and returned about tin* time the forgery w as committed, and upon being they made no fuss about the letters.” This w as all she knew about it; the de tective had hoped, for Mrs. Colby's sake, that Harry would lie found around there somewhere :-but this exchange of letter* vv as proof positive that he had never been theie. lie returned to 1*-as pi n k 1 v as possible, and related all that he had dis ci ivered. Mrs. Colby was almost frantic with grief: she knew he was dead-_had Continued on Fourth Page.)

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Jpailu jfUnncbcc journal. Angnita, Friday Morn'g, Mar, 28, 1879. -rr:~ Double Hint Twisted Lying. The editor of the Standard makes a la bored attempt in the last issue of that pa per to defenu the outrageous attack id it correspondent upon l>r. t^itinhy in con nection with the late city election. The Dr. needs no defence against hi- a—ailanfs. and we only notice this endorsement of lii eorrespotident by the editor of the stand ard, in order to call attention to a question of veracity which arises between the en dorser and endorsee in their several arti cles. In the article of the correspondent, as it trpppars in the Standard, is the follow ing statement. Rev. W. ljuinhv. 1>. 1>.. the hypocriti cal moralist of Ward Six. openly declared on Monday last that the issues ill the election were “morals ami finance;" and that the re publican party must preserve the morals of the city 1" He faith fully jirum ised some of hia constituents, in return for thn, rote*, that he would not votk for CHARLES WHITE nor Frank Farrington for city marshal, hut that his voice and ballot would be i/irtn for JOSHUA XYE. Here the Standard correspondent slates that Dr. Ijuinby, in order to get votes for himself, promised not to vote for Charles White for city marshal, and that he would support Joshua Nye for that offiee. Now look at the remarkable as sertion made by editor Pillslmrv in hi- re cent article: Mr. Quinhv might have decided this ques tion in favor of temperance—lie decided it otherwise. He knew the character of White. He knew that White's only claim to hi- sup port was based upon his efforts to carry Ward six bv illegitimate appliances. The o/gio nent* of .Mr. Qoinby think that hi.s rote in favor of White ten* given in inn sun nee of A N UNDERSTAND!Nil on the part of the re publican*, THAT IK WlllTl: SI Cl KKI'KII IS l X II Hvino Mk. Qi isiiv s ward, by the gnestiona ble means suggested. he (WHITE SIlUl 1.1 HAVE THE CITY M AliSII A l.SII 11\ This •upposition may do injustice to Mr. tjiiinln, and the republican managers, but such is nevertheless the belief of many democrats in Ward six, and elsewhere in the city. Mark how directly the last statement contradicts the first. The eorresjmndcnt declare* that Dr. tjuinby pledged himself at election not to vote for White and to vote for Joshua Xye hut editor Pillslmry asserts that the Dr. was pledged to vote for White. The correspondent makes an assertion to which the editor gives the lie in fact, while in words he endorses it avrnp w ill cure it. i i.kkks from headache, conatip.it cd bowels, itiw ard piles, ostivi nc'S. fev. torpid li'er, yellowness of tin* skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia, anil all dcrungeiuems of the internal viscera, are cured by “Swavne’a Tar and Sarsaparilla Dills.” Ln 1 ik«* many other purgatives, they do not irri tate the stomach and bowels by frcipiciit u-» They keep the system in healthy condition by arousing tin* torpid liver to healthy action and expelling by the bowels and kidney- tin* mat ter that poisons the foundations of life, lb particular to obtain "Sw ay tie’s Dills.” Drive 'J7> cents a box at all leading druggists. >rup. (OAM MI*TIO.\ fi If ID. An old physician, retir'd from practice, having lud placed in bis bands bv an Hast India missionary tin* fo inula of a simple vegetable remedy, for tin* sj eedy and per manent cure of consumption, bronchitis. tarrh. astluna, and ail throat an I lung utlec tions, also a positive and radical cure tor nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested it' wonderful curativ» powers in thousands of cases, has felt it hi duty to make it known to bis suffering 1**1 i lows. Actuated by this motive, an I a tie in to relieve human suffering, I will send, fiec i of charge, to all who desire it. tbi** rtcij e. w ith full directions for preparing and iisiiisi. in (ierniHii. French, or Kngli-b. Sent l»\ mail by addressing w it It stamp, naming tl»i> paper. W. W. Shcrar. ID’ Rowers’ Rloek, Rochester. New York. niiir’.'>+\w tw I,ting Ftvrr i«lini(I to tinlnrc, but you ha\e no excuse tor having It, when vou can cine \mw cold-am! coughs which will -ureb lead to it by u-iii" i»r. A. d. Flagg s ongh and Lung Syrup. A single pail of water in season hi- -avt d many a splendid block—■one bottle of Adam son's Cough Balsam may su\e a li e if taku in time. It cures coughs, colds, croup, &e. +\w 1 w If ItaKliiesM or a llrflrli a« y of Hair Kvists. or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh, th« natural youthful color can be restored by u ing ••London Hair Color Restorer. the most delightful article ever introduced to the Amer ican people for increasing its grow th, restor ing its natural color, and at the same time a lovely hair dressing and heautifii r. It i- t tally different from all others; not sticky .md gummy, usd free from all impure ingredient that render many other article-obnoxious in fact it i- exquisitely perfumed and so cicatrix and elegantly prepared a- to make it a lusting hair dressing and toilet luxury. ,L A. Tyne*, v Prominent Citizen. Wilson, X. C., writes: Sonic ten yearn ago my wife's hair commenced falling, and got very thin and turned gray: hut after using ‘‘London Hair Color Restorer" the scalp be came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the color was restored, and is now growing beau tifully. Ask your druggist for Loudon Hair Color Restorer. Price, 7.‘> cents a bottle. Six bot tles, $4. Main Depot for the C. S.. .Llti North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by Partridge Pro-.. Augusta. sepPDcodXwtf FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Mew York Money Market. Evening Report. New York, March -7. Money loaned at tt-{j7- 4P eent. on eall, closing at 0 (irt- per rent. .Sterling, fbr long, and 4*»74; lsrtr, freg.j (coup.) 1(/J S 1M*K, (reg.; lfr*j (coup.) lo-,', 10-40’s, (reg.) lull (coup.) lrtl," M New ;Vs, (reg.; I'H (coup.) 10H .N>w 4 Mexican 'll, 1 ale*Ionia Northern Belle alifornia .V- ophir L’5{ hollar 43- Overman 11 j Consolidated Va. 54 Raymond Fly Prown Point AJ Savage Liiraku consol. 15$ Seg Belcher Exchequer 3J sierra N’evaJa 45; Could Curry Union consol. (irund Prize Yellow Jacket 15 Hale k Norcrosi 1 Hodie Imperial Washoe consol. llo*ton Stork Lint. [Sales at the Broker’s Board/] Boston, March -'7. Boston k Maine Railroad, Ul$glll| Eastern Railroad, s ago, j by some person to me unknown, u package containing a gentleman's garment. The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay for this udver. tUement, and take the packuj*- away. SAMCF.I. W. LANE. Marcti 25, 1H7V. luarVOf.'tt* Special Xotirrs. ELECTRIC BELTS. *urc i’lin* for 11* r\«»u \hau*tion, i t i h* mih i. iahh- tn• lirruuM* itiaiI**il fii i Mn h KK.L\ KS 4.; i iiatluuu St.. fc tehir*nn* i oitlVi-iuj; lioin the* ;i:m1 iii«lit« I rivti ni« %* iininlio..*:, I will »«iul a uvipi* that will curt you, I KK1. ui \IP,| li,»« 1v.1t i nin d} wiuilivn.iivl l t .1 i! !--ionar\ in South \11urUu. Soiul a p«lt a Ql9fl0 f.,,rn' 1,1 **‘,v SUM) iMVr.fr 1 If U I L J J IK‘| p: oflt- Wm KI mi K piloilP of cl'* I .0. Ad I p- I I r lit W li.ll .V I... Itutikiu Wall A nmr .'Mw CHATSTCE KOI. A First Class Investment! r .t!# j»r •lock i f Groceries and Provisions, in Augusta: l«»t of fir*t cIm?> li\t111■*•> iu i ili d to uu i> mi h tfioo i pro\. i.>ii Mini m:i at l-.i-i'ii I I', •-1• i v, cnpv i d in tli. .'tu-of tlu i'ioe j an «'i Util I. :Oi i.-nf an I at t»i»« t»• -tore in tin i ify. and a i ry i!»• -ira!*!*• advmii a*r« to tin |»ii: ii:• **■r i-. tin- r*nf i* v«r\ low making it im v« i|« t iIn- t -t iim— 1* i-:iiion in tin it). Ilu -land ,:i|iihiim- a pood ronntr\ and e:t\ trad* II.. -tor.- i- l.iiiii-I** i with a i!i* ...\«n i* n« lor a fii>t n.i nia kef an *i -tore, in n.ii.iir ’.li: I A li N I if! LI Hi I- Hit; I i{.\ mi;, w it!i I!u* I* It!:;• V i!., 1 at I a. I; at tached Maki.iir it ••niei'-. t 1 t;n!!* I t *j*|ii: ter- *.f bi« f w i!It i a-* I. l r* a mi-for llinp. No* is Yn*i.• Time tj Secure a Good Bargain. i il Id, .v i IOYT. Augusta. Me. nar:. *&wt f FOR THOOT~fHIRTY DAYS in ord*-r to reduce-lock toinaki idr lai p» *printir pureliao FOWLER, HA 1LEN A SMITH, will otter Hi lari; t -li* tlu ir extensive stock of DRYGOODS, WOOLENS, &c. »tpfi a;l> it dii -i.d pi ii* \V, *hnll close ail our Ftnifj/ /tress call will senate the bargain*. Augusta, Me. febartti CHARLES C. HUNTp DKALF.lt IX Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, AM) GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. f'liltra/ Work. O/t/iositr I’ost ft/JIrr, .htyustti, Mr. Ngeiit f »r Ifallett, David At Co.’s Piano* anil llurton llanilia Mini Hrown Hro*. Organ*. Pianos and Organs to Lot' MOLASSES FOR 34,40’AND 43 0T8. Choice N, 0. Molasses, 50c. H. A. B. CHANDLER, NLnrkot Sc pilin'* liiar^Ottf FA It >1 FOll NAI*K« (V>MPItlS|\ VmcL'rrs of ft// Kittds. Baked Bears and Hot Brown Broad Sundays and Mondays. Open from 6 o'clock ur.fil 9. Parly orders will receive prompt attention. Augusta, Mmi*. 1* Iniurl*>‘tt PARTIGNT H. N. CO. New Styles of Spring Woolens V. 4. A //,/.’S. Cottri Men's Business Suits. mode to mensore /‘com /tor till (root rossimeres, $14.00 $16.00 $18.00 >i s :\*s pam’s modi- f‘r#)n nteosnrc tS4. the yaril ut a i ry 1 •»prlu uing Ciee where we sell the cloth. HUNTINGTON, NASON k C0„ Merchant Tailors an& Clothiers, 190 Water St., Augusta, Me. Tue5Thur&S*at FRAAKLIA FAMILY SCHOOL. Tojtshoin, Jloine. spring »tcrm uill open. AA'F.hNF *i>ay, Vl'HM 0, 1 ami close .)i i.y For circular* or particular* a hire*?*. liiarnuemllw H. SMITH, Triurij^il, b't. on Omni side, nice lo cation for summer residences. Inquire of iigtVlIotv, (.t o. Hunt, J. Ilow ur»l, Augusta, M‘‘« marllfilin MARYLAND POP CIRN FOR BALK »Y Uacl2(t WILLIAMSON A GREENWOOD, KARLEN PHILBROOK, Dcsiroas of mo Liny room for their Syriny Stoeh. axe note offeriny extraordinary induce ments to /nrrehasers of /try (ioods. Oni assortment of Woolens is. a> u>ual, larjje ami earefill l> neieeted, and ue shall as hei etol'ore, otter to our eusfn mers bargains in this line of foods. 0;:r slock of Black Cash meres has bciu lar^eJ,; In creased l>_\ recent purchases. Wo slian continue to inalve a sp.'ciiili; these jjiioils, ilrlci ■■■■lied to maintain f lie i cpiiiulion e lime :iei|uirod lor selling Ihein cheap. VII ol out Ik si prints wo have marlicd ilou n is i ts. per wl, e shall also oiler (iU«K> jils. gooil print at I i ts. per >il. Our ■sheeting*. til earlicil or hriiun, are lower than over helore. II /inert: sjieeinl hn etjnin in i/netl icitle lientrn s/ieilint/ til els jier if it ml. I I I. I I S SII/,' TM l V/• li/’ 'l l) i,s. hi t hti, t 111 mi i i; i >iii s, lit.. ETC. t.mill 'll! ll.si.y i n II I. I til; u i-l i is. Novelties lire added ilail> to our "i Cent Counter, and tin assort ment is now larger and more va ried than ever. HA8SLEH CPHILBROOKi WHEELER WILSON Now No. 8. BEST IN THE WORLD :t? ill. I.IIWI ST I O>K||JU ini' l>. S.ihl nil III •tallmeiit and old machine* taken on exchange. Hi. DOWMXi, \Uenl. Opposite Cony House, 151 Water St. I'laiio-* and oryans Tor sale. inar1'.»»TT&Mm A. CARD. nk'FN'. mud nr der, H WU .IKU I.I.IIA id hitv hs ,,f hunk* hound bv the subscriber in N Id'll: Hl> STY I K, hs well H» ean he done in 1 Itnston, Ni w Y«»rk nr elsewhere, at ROW PRICES. l«l ItooliN , 1 and other corporations is especially Invited to tm tacilities for manuffteturin# to order, BLANml books of any pattern of ruling and in substantial hindhi#*. j with or without primed lieadin#*. fall to see *peei I mens and learn prices. A. J. CAMERON, BOOKBINDER, AUGUSTA, ME. mar#)* 2uwftvv eowOmos STENCIL PLATES, j Rnblu-r and Metal Stamps of all kinds, furnished at j short notice by M. C. HERVEY. JEWELER. Opposite Post Office, Augusta, Me. mnrl'.»ttf Agents Wanted. To sell Fruit Trees and other Nursery Stock in the 1 w hii#luud Slate*. The best of testimonials re 1 ((idled, (iood a u#e* and steady employineiit to sue cesstiil men. For terms. Ice., address, statin# H#e, previous oceiipction am^ names of references, M. V. B. CHASE, Augusta Mains. COFFINS! CASKETS!! BURIAL ROBES W;: re Rooms on lirltlnre St. oomph-tf «>rltin lit o| tin* nI«• uttitif*! nr ti« i« "ii- j.Mtlt ii l.iint!, «.noil *ttu l.. ut il fun.i?li ««l. uni ti iu.tut M|t. at Reduced Prices. Very Low. I'nrt:t- tall, tall- an. *"rrt‘il ut uia lio.u tint «*r tiiglit. Wire Rooms oa Bridge Si, naar R, R, Cross:: g. lif.illl lllf llt'XI tlUU.l* C. E. TOWN. nnir >'t otiif lu.wi ll K|i,,M, r> j.-|m j.o/cMijrn Foi t ouglir, uiul nil utltrlltin* of tin* Throat ami l.ni!. m tiiiipi w ill Uml tin in .ootUili* an.I Ino*. I tiitui inch. is, u-uvcliug, thi* anil Kir. I! V 1 u *t tail lo a-c 1 lif a' v a vv iIm i.. '»v -hit two or 1 !,M w lit u von it-tut v. top vonr itll,i art ‘"■v Chtithtu. 1 th*m to sit >\ln Hint nth with V.yl#t-nl If. Until. po.-!agf pah!, burnt pan oti!..- I r.iti Stn!t--. upon rtwipt of pi ire. A II Uo-tt I’r. priftom. For mi If by it l Ih'ugj. i I jauV&Ti-’.tn wool) WOKKI.XO MACHINKIIY. i.i*l Hi*»'t fii* (i\•-n| li> at Lowmt Price.’*. Also, Sie.tm and Iron Working Machinery. iiii i. ci im i: ,i ro„ •HI 'itnl :IH oil., r Knatun. Uo ui f*.1 circular machine wanted. r*iar',’r-*eo«lliii ila.x. w i» at)i- crn*( i with ’.wo hciul which I will Bell chc.«j'. JKMI 11. A. II. I HAD! Ki: Marker S.ji re LADIES PUKCHA81NO CORSETS >h«tiil«l i \itinine ID }l IM i ll 4 OHSIT SKIRT SUPPORTER. L Kur llihllli. 4ontl'i»rt hlid I It-^niirr Af I oiui.it iin* mo IImiiI, nit*i i» r« H.Ur sin* l:m»t 11* i f( i”! ''Lin i by :I!• Mamilnr. Him! II I 4>\ HA It Jf 4> A \«*i flnwn. Conn. Wl-HiW't 111*.taw wnl\.;itPW MOUNT DESERT 'the agamont house I BAR HARBOR. Ik ii;^ it j uin tl n loom*. ami lia* perliup* a tim r vi« w of tin I 'Ini.!. Harbor ami Mran than any «»tl*i i Motel, fte «li a ami lor a ininodatioii* at till' plan- lii*« i-jov *.»a«oii iunra-ad. and will proha* In ■*till it att r la rt-alter. I In f.Minin* will hr hi 'i-dto a rr»|Kiii'ihlr (airly for a t« i in of>iais If :tj>; oration, wit i r«*ft*i rmr. U madr irnim diatrlv to TREAS. OF THE EASTERN R. R. CO., S )ST innr.'l+?t&w' It i\o I'rt iiiiniint in liaml* of A fit ids, I'.MUm a-li on Inim! ami in hank, K'a.Tal !‘l *1,411,105 41 I'nlirh i.«*urd at rriMoiiahlr rate* ami loi*>ns luiily adjusted m.d promptly paid hv GEO. E. MACOMBER. Agent. MARKET SQUARE, AUGUSTA, ME. inarlotll&w'.t E. COREY CO, Continrrcia/ Sf., PORTLAND, MAINE. PEA r.KRS IN IUOTX AM) S’I KKL, Carriage Hardware, Wheels, Shafts. Bent Rims, Hubs, and Spokes. Oml CANNED GOODsi Sauces, Jellies, Spices, Etc., AT COST AT H, A. B, Chandler’s, Market Square. mar !Oftl Collector’9 Notice. H\ V 1 Mi retired from the office of Ity Treastir* i I now propose to wind up inv accounts iim 'olIiTlor at the earliest possible moment. Parties who have not paid their taxes will lind it decidedly to their advantage to pa\ iniinediatelv. I cun Le found at K. Ai.l.i V A: Co’s. Publishing House, corner Water and Wiuthrop streets. Bv calling on me and l’A Y I Mi, you w ill save cost*. I shall charge and collect costa in every ease w here I am obliged to rail. A delay beyond ten days from this date will he dangerous. SA.MPKf. W. LWK t'olleetor of Taxer, ninriot&w .hv

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iloral anti irtatc Xctos. Friday, March 28, 1379. it/i >rd«*rt» received for h.Mer Flower* by Hiirm it I-. l{owM*'-.li*\vrlrx Store. mar'-ST-Wt it Sinirb* foiiles of tlie lhd!\ and Weekly are on sale at 11»i- olH and at IMerce Bookstore. I»it«ui diner at I'almer'h Bookwtoie. Qfi >.tr patron-* in ivmittitu! uiou»' -diouM do sw by cneck, money ord r or registered letter. Kg) Sec State New* on fourth pa^e. After a trill id' two days, tin people of Waterville have at last succeeded in electing town officers, us follow.-: Selectmen. S T. Ahhott. C. K. Mitchell. 1.. 1.. 'l'haycr: Treas urer and Collector. K. II l’ipcr: Town Clerk anil A treat. I. 1>. Carver: S. S. Com.. M I, fold Chief I'.ayineer l ire Department. II. t i. Tuzier: Auditor. V Meilder: Inspector of l’olice. C. (i. 'arli ton. Willis K. Ileatli. of r. It. It. d..lmson. of the Journal olliee. for a nice -.alne-n trout, drawn through the* iee from the cool waters of (treat Pond in Belgrade. Ii i- a nice fel low, wei rhing Ihs. Tin snow on the pond is Hill dn 1nclu- thick, 'flic resident- in that vicinity are having rare pint in fishing there now. Large un its an now being caught in the Kennebec. holt being ait lit u»gh tin* iee for that purpose. State Senator Madigan. of Ihuilf m. was in town yi'sterday. Tin* friend** oft »4* Orphans’ Hume, in thi- eity. w ill not forget the i Hicicnt support he gave in tin Senate tu tin* eau-n the Kennelee are lepdcc-lto know of his steady advance nie-nt. 1 hey are nut sur prised they knew **it wa- in him.” Since attaining his position on the l.emdi i't X* hras ka. Judge (i.islin lus mad* a re »»r l that ii absolutely utins-aviuhie. Flocks of wild gee-e. hlai'kening tin- even ing sky. will soon he musically moving towards the region- of the placid northern lakes! Taffy Our friends of th- Five Baptist society, who know s«» well how to pruvi.le for the en tertainment ami profit »>t the public, adver tise in our column- this morning, two let Hires and a com*, rt, i> he given at their church on successive Monday evening*. com mencing March HI. The first lecture i- by l\’cv. A. 1*. 'l inker of Auburn, the popular and eloquent pastor of the ongregational church of tliaUcitv. The second. April 7th. will he given hy Kcv. A. L. Park of f Jai dim r. wl.o*c lecture i»ti Bussia in this city a year ago was received with so much favor. The concert. April 14, v\; 11 he th best of the sea son. Algerian, the celebrated flute* perform er, and “Prof. L. W. Ballard, director of the Lewiston Orchestra, will he among the at tractions. Our citizens w ill have an uppor. tunity this week to secure tickets for the course, which have been placed at th** low price of .>0 cents. Single tickets %>7* cents. A change w ill be made this week in the editorial conduct of the new greenbac k j a per. published in this city. Mr. W. I). Cha-e will retire from the chair editorial. A eniiimry and Female College. Kent's Hill, for years. One of Ills daughter* lately deceased, wa* a wife of tli e late l'rof. Scott of that Institution. The manageiiieut of affairs wa* under the superin ten deuce of .Inhii Oower, at the proper time intro dueetl A. Otis, F.sq., who made some excellent re mark-, and read several letter* from friend*, express ing regret at not being aide to be present, and vv ish jag the tw ain happiness :u»-l peace through the re maimler of life. Itev. (’has. Monger of Kent's Hill taen a/1:Jrp**od tl»“ «g**l couple iu utt appropriait maimer, to which Mr. Steven* fittingly responded. The exercises were inter*per.*ed with music ami an excellent repast was furnished to which the company did ample justice. There vv a* in gold donated together with Sis !a silver and greenbacks, w ith other valuables worth at least «It), making the entire donation a full s?loo. Mr. amt Mr- Steven* return their sincere thank* tor tills expression of kindness and good will, Imt con sider the personal pte-tciicc ami cheerful countenan ce* of friend* more previous than gold ami silver. JIalf a century ha* pa*seti awav time their youthful wedding dav, and the historian ha* recorded tin ,-veuta of lift> years. To the young a prospective %U*w of »o many years seem* far in the future. Hut to tIu aged, Ally year* does not seem so very far hack In tile pai*4. It hg* passed away with them while travelling life’s ptttlmwv together, am! they have •gari’clv realized it* rapid flight, until to day, the youthful glow ha* left their cheek and cares of years have left their traces upon their brows. Seventy, five ami seventy.three year* have they been upon life’* rough ocean, they are nearing .Iordan’s shore. We tru*t that when done with earth their barks may gnehor safely in the haven of eterulty. It wa* about fh» hour of midnight, when the compauv. which had enjoyed pself so well, dispersed with many a good Wish for l|r and Mrs Stevens. H. Tormky. Winthrop. Mar. Ifttth, U79, To the humble and credulous u* woll ;u to the rich and akeptical, Dr. Hull’s Cough Sy rup I* n trui* and welcome friend. Price 25 cents* Some Objection* to (iiiiblnlng School* for tli* Itcuf uml Dumb. The following art’Hi- was written by Miss Vngic Fuller. «f P.i4J.ir Drive. Illinois, a nieee of Mr. Timma* Fulh r of this city. The holy lias for twenty-five year* been what is termed a “semi-mi t I5» sides being totally leaf .-he is nearly blind. Occupying tin* inter mediate position between the “hearing and the deaf, the seeing and the blind." she can undoubtedly measure the needs of tin* deaf and blind more accurately than other- w ho know leu- of the magnitude of their misfor tune- In a recent number of the “Deaf Mute M irror." a paper published at the Michigan Institution for tin* education of the Deaf and Dumb, and the Wind, the editor. Mr. 0. II. Pond, having repeated a report, that Maine proposes to start a double Institution for the Deaf and Wind. adds. “Don’t do it. si-tcr Maine, you will regret it if you do." 'That Mr. Pond did not make this remark for the mere pleasure of saving something i* proved by the fact that he has been connected with the I n-*t it it nt it »ii at Flint a- a teacher i*i the Deaf and Dumb department, and a* editor of the paper for several years, and therefore ha had ample opportunity to observe the advan tage* or disadvantages accruing from com bined effort* to educate the two widely dis- similar classes, and his opinions being the result of genuine, intcre-tcd sympathy, merits the candid consideration of those who contem plate fresh ndeavors towards the education I of the two rla**c-. In the Jan. 10th number of hi* paper Mr. Pond republishes an article! from th t*» the dissimilarity ot'the metli -»d* pursued in eilu«*atinjE tie- deaf mutes and the blind. There i* no Ittgh-iil reason whv two elii"e- ot mit'ort nnatt's lion It 1 he etlurated at t In- same hut d or h\ the sume teachers, and they could timlouhtt d I* he better educated in separate -eiiools and uielt r ft -artier* sp.-ciall) trained t•» meet the wants of eaeb. I lint a eoiitran cour-e lias heen pursue.I in this; State, and forna rJv in «*fin r stuff*, i- prohahlv dae to tin same .1 -itleraMnns that h i to the original placing "f jlf a-> lunis for the iti«uu*-, the «l#-:if mn*t anti tin Mind, ninler the general super l*ioti of u 'in gle hom'd. All were Hgnrded a- a cla>* of uuftrtu nates to tcared 'or by tin- Mate, nn«l in Mime u.ra re shielded from the -pedal hardships resulting from their condition, and the idea of educating the’ two last named cla-ser m> as Jo fit them for life on;. «idt the a lui:i. w M' t ry feehlv develop# I. h (in light tg newer idea* and of the improved methods of mitigating the misfortune of those who lack tin tile sen e of sight or hearing, the latter have rea-ed to he t lasst tl. t#-ii f.»r uu\ general pur|»o*e, with the insane, and it is inevitahlt that *ooner t.r later the elasslng of the blind and tire dol.| managed and eoutiolled by an iudejn n lent corps of officers and teachers, fir which a hill i- non before vour honorable body. From the above remark' it F evident that some of tin* citizens of Michigan are wide awake to the needs and rights their unfor tunate brothers and -Pter*. and no doubt thev intend to keep awake until the division of those tw o incnnrniou* dashes p «tf t Minnesota and s era 1 otln r States havc made the same experi ii. lit of eilucating tlu* two elass.es togeth r. and 'o tar a- their acknowl edgements have lien made, with dissatisfac tion to all parties omvi ned. T hat a wholly dis-imilar course of instruc tion i'Tc juired by the deat and the blind, must he apparent to an;, person who considers the w i ic dPsimilarity of their ileprivaliens the former depending almost entirely upon tile eye for the acquisition of knowledge: the latter upon the car and the sense of touch. Natural scenery and pictures please and in struct the deaf: music and oratory the blind: and the two latter, like painting, arc distinct arts acquired and piirsiud separately by all persons who design to make them a specialty consequently the teachers of the two classes need entirely different qualifications, and the committing of tlu* two to the supervision of one set of teachers, if attempted in the future, will result as in the past, in confusion and in efficiency. for which a few hundred dollars in any State or national treasury, will never compensate. Hut tin* hundred- of dollars which the advocate- State ecoUomv would fain save, by the consolidating of State in stitutions for the afflicted, instead of being >a\ cd. w ill, w henever tin* experiment is tried. be Inst with hear if interest, by the imperfect mental and mechanical acquisitions, with whi h many individuals of both classes w ill leave these institution* to become self sup porting citizens. The time for study and learning of trades allotted to either class. P short enough at most, consequently the ns sidious attention of teachers, overseers, and officer*, i* of vast importance to each indi vidual. and must b l State m nur union has made provision f»r the education of all its fa voted children, in comm m school*, and at public expense, a.nl no child possessed of nil it' senses, who 1 li n> a share in the privilege* prov i le I. i' n janh d a* an object of charity instead all an* invited, urged, even forced to avail them- lv rs of the advantages offered. All this i' v rv proper, highly laudable and gratify ing: hut however keenly the deaf and j dumb fand cost*. lie appealed sind 1 >11 nd .-nretie linn, .losbua N\e i* ren. criug tin police e‘iicietit help in ferreting oil the dr.tr.l shop*. Mipte.m Judicial Court .fudge D.i.ifort h. Tin a i a n Mar. !i L'7th. Now vs. (iiln.au. And Mill the trial drag** is -low length along. To-day i- the seventh since it began, and tile deft, ha- not yet c\ hau-te 1 all know ledge about monuments and femes, buddings and walls, posts, -tub-, ditches and tm H-uiciucnts. that he suppose may throw the least light upon the subject. The judge i- a m muuient of patience and al low- the parties to go on to their hearts* con tent. Stnvlv it can never be said, w hen the trial i- ended, that the investigation has been hurried or partial. Ii i- no use to predict w hcu that happy etui w ill come. Hallowell Local News. A Mr-. Daly, w ho was wanted a- a w itness in the M.»rt» n homicide f«i now under in vestigation before a coroner’* inquest in Lew i-ton, "a* am -ted in this it\ by policeman True on Tuesday last, and held i;i custody until the arrival of an officer to take* her I n k to Lew i-ton. A telegram ordering the arrv-t was received, and the arrest soon f«d 1 owed. It i- believed that Air*. D.ilv was prewnt at the time of the fa al assault on 1 Morton h> Littlefield. Mr. .1. IL Parsley, of Florida. student in Colby I’ni'cr-ity. is expected to preach in the Baptist church in this city, on Sabbath afternoon next, at the usual hour of service. Mr. .lames ’l^fbiiii of thi- city ha- contract- d to make a sj.hmi granite monument fo** David Cowlen. F-q.. of l.cw i-ton. to he fin ished this season. It is to be an elaborate piece of workmanship The ijiiartcriv conference of the reform ‘dubs of this county, will be held in thi- citv commencing on Tuesday evening next. There will undoubtedly be a large attendance, and the meetings will be addressed by some of the l cst speakers on the temperance platform. Ilcv. J. F. AA'olfe t Quincy. Mass., the well known temperance cvnngeli-t. w ill be present Wednesday evening, and address the people in AA'ilson Hall. (dtAmth AVOMI.A. None receive so iniieli benefit, and none are profoundly grateful and -bow an inter est in recommending IL.p Bitters as women. It is tlie only rem »lv peculiarly adapted to tin* many ills t\. almost universally subject to. bills and fever, indigestion or deranged liver, constant or periodical sick lira laches, weakness in the back or kidm v paid in the shoulders and different parts of the body, a feeling of la--itmle and di spon dcncy. are all readily removed by these Bit ter-. ftfamrt). hi Aidnrn. M ir«*!i .f. f; Millet to Mitipe K. I rue. ..oth of Auhuni; Mar. t. (hnrerc s. urrhi to Mi-- lata I I latch, Lotli of At hum. In I*r« s.!ci». Mar. v.'U, \ \i HIM In sko* lupin, March Nathan l» >titnwno«l. only Min i* in;- *ou of .lacoti Stauw.furinerlx of ugilMit. up* I ill x ar* In hliiM, Mar. .Almira .vi ro. aged . Ki*hcr, aged xi ar ln If»—r I 1111!' II, Monday Evening, Mar:h 31, nv Rev. A. P. TINKER of Auburn. Subjoct: “The Sea.” Course Tickets 50 Ctsi Single Ttc' ets, 25 Cts. in.u v 'll.__ Aldermen's Notice. rpMI I'. oniniittec on Accounts, xx i I n «i t on Tue> I «l:tv next. April 1 -t, at 71 n'chj.-K J’. tl *1m Ai«i Viooin. All per*ontiitetHt Proprietor*. BY TELE6RAPH. [Associated Pres* Telegrams to the Daily Kennebec Journal.] MAINE NEWS BV TELEUKAP1I. Pastoral t all. Don a k, N. II.. Marcher. Kev. (.'buries A Hull, minister of tin l niturian church here. lias received u call t the Cnitarian ehureh at Brunswick. Me., and will accept. Jinnee News. Boston. March -7. The barque Hattie tr* et* ot'the c ity .arid cause incal culable damage. In 1« Hi something of tDi kii i 1 happened. I he situation i* more thri at oning now. There ha* hern some talk about 1 blasting out a channel, but tin people seem 1 to have settled down to wait for what Provi dence sends. 1 MAI II VMFSIIIKF. Fatal Accident. Cnscoun. March 27. Allis* bane, nged seventeen year*, was caught in the machin ery of tin steam saw mill and instantly kill ed at Chichester. Tuesday. M ASS.AI III SKTTS. ArreMed. Bm*t**\. March 27. Patrick Biggin of Cambridge, wa- arrested to-dav for cruelty to hi* daughter Margaret, f»r a slight act of disobedience. He ordered the girl to n move her clothing, and after heating her severely, finally drove her from home. Sin* wandered about two days and nights without food or sleej Another Fraud. Timothy J. bynch, a voting Boston broker, yesterday purchased of three firms bond* tstncr A. Johnson of Illinois, Kohert W. Mitchell of Tennessee, as mem bers of the hoard of health. The Committee*. Speaker Randall stated yesterday that he could not possibly arrange the committees before week after next. It is not certain whether lie will then announce them, hut will depend upon the sentiment of the house at that time, mi: W ILS.4CI COIHTTRtt The oiMio Vermont. £.‘»tMio; New Hampshire. Sl7oO; onnectieut. HI till. in answer to a question if (inrliam bad not expended inom v to secure compensation for the newspaper*, he said he believed the press w«t able to take care of itself. I’he committee then adjourned to Monday. Ki:fl III.K AN AK1S. The Alember* of the lloti*c Meet to Di*> ruvs the Situation. AV a*iiingTo\. March 27. A caucus of the republican member* of the house was held immediately after the adjournment, Mr. Frye of Maine presiding, tor the purpose of di« cti’odng the situation in regard to political clause* which the majority lias determined to j incorporate in the army and legislative, ex- ccutivc and judicial hill* to prohibit the I presence of troop* at the poll*, and to repeal j those section* of the rev i*ed statutes which j authorize the appointment of chief supervis or- and deputy marshals tor election*. Tlie subject will ven generally discussed by the members present, and the sentiment wit* unanimous in opposition to the pro gramme arranged by the democrat*. Messrs Garfield, Kiefer. Williams. Ih lfort, Conger, pud others made h>ng speeches, sustaining the view* above indicated, and it was finally agreed that every endeavor he made by the minority to prevent the passage of the hills named above, unless they -hall he relieved of legislative provisions in question. The sense of the caucus was that if the democrats should insi*t upon carrying out the plan already adopted by them, the effect would he the stoppage of the wheel- of gov i runicnt. and the majority would he respon sible for the result. N F.\\ YORK. Personal. Ni;w V. Mclntireof l’ekin. known as the king of the w hiskey ring, plead guilty in the C. S. Court. Wednesday, to all the in lictinents against him. lie was tilled Hfl'Mil and his distillery forfeited «n two of the pleas, and sentence was suspended on condition that he ••squeals" on the other ringsters. KF.VI'I'CKY. Judge Filialt. Kitaxkkort, March 27. Gov. McCreary has issued a proclamation in which It eulo gizes the life and services of the murdered Judge Klliott, and recommends closing all public ..llices to-morrow CALIFORNIA. Defalcation. Svx Kras, isco, March 27. A defileation of *100.000 has been discovered ill the Mont gomery Avenue bonds, by It. S. Lildiev, Nee j rotary, the same party who defaulted in the I 1 (upont street bonds. FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. K\tra Ses-ion. Washington, March 27. Senate. Numerous bill* were introduced and li ter red. It was resol veil that when the Senate ad journ it he to Monday. Mr. Hoar’'* resolution wa* taken up declar ing the course of the dominant party revolu tionary. etc. A running debate then took place. Messrs. Hoar and Blaine charged that the majority had usurped the functions of legislation by maturing measures in c aucus, thus anticipat ing constitutional forms. Messrs. Beck, Bayard and Voorhei s re plied, saying the democrats were proc eeding w ith caution and circumspection, which was more than the republicans had done when in the majority. \N itlimit dispo-ing of the subject the Senate went into executive session. 1 be army appropriation hill wus considered under the five minutes rule. \ll general debate was dispensed with, w ith the exception of clauses referring to the use of troops at the polls, on which debate takes place later. I he motion to reduce the army to 1.">,IMMI was rejected, .*»s to 111*. A long discussion on the motion to strike out provisions allow ing deficiency in one item of the appropriation for the pay to he made up from the excess in any other item under the s mi«- general head. Fi willy the provisions were struck out. The provision regarding railroads doing a general telegraph business, passed without discussion. It i* the same as the last hill af ter amen Intent hy the Senate. THE FEMALE WALKING I ON TEST IN NEH VORK. Eighteen Women Start—They are Look ing Weary. Nkm York. March 27. Only about .‘Iikio attended the female pedestrian show, last eve ning. Eighteen started amid all sorts of shouting and remarks. Tile women art* dressed in all kinds of styles: some in silks, satin, velvets, tights, low cut and high cut dress some w ith long hair and hats or caps, some with verv little Imir and rto cap*, sonic with whips and some corn cobs. Mostly all wear short dresses. Each female is numbered. The quickest time, the first mile, w as 1«» amid guffaws. At noon sixteen women were walking, the score* standing as follow La Chapellc, Miss Wallace. tl* Miss Kilhurn, 4*1 The others range from 4.'» to 2# miles. Miss Henry of Maine, and Cameron, .Eng lishwoman. have left the track. No females in the audience. The attendance is very slim and the women are beginning to show unmi-takablc sij^ns of fatigue. V DI*GI STING AFFAIR. Resurrectionists Frighten a Party of' Negroes at n Grave. Xmv York. March 27. A despatch from New Kent Court House says: At midnight. Tuesday, after the hanging of Smith and hristian. the negroes held a I all, at which a Toudo negress appeared, selling pieces of the rope with which the criminals w ere hanged, and w hich she had charmed. Negroes fought to purchase the amulets, and then started to secure the clothes in which they had been buried, to cut them up also, for charms. 'They were frightened of! by two resurrectionists whom they mistook for Smith and Christian, declaring tin- latter had escaped from their graves. LYNCH LAW. A Negro Hnvishcr llung in ltnn*a*. Fort Scott, Kansas, March 27. Hill Howard, a negro w ho raped Clara Fond, 12 years of age, was taken from jail by a mob last evening, a rope placed around his neck, and dragged five blocks and hung to a lamp post in tin* public square. After hanging fif teen minutes the body was cut down, and despite the resistance* of a portion of the crowd, the remains wore literally roasted in a fire of dry goods boxes and kerosene amid demonstrations of rebellious pandemonium. LABOR TROI IILE. Mine* to Slop—1The Card Room llund* Accept Reduction. London. March 1*7. It lias been derided to give a fortnight’s notice of the stoppage of the Staffordshire mine*, the income being in sufficient to meet expenditures. Hi.a* kim itn. March 1*7. The card room hand* ami operative spinners resolved to ac cept five per cent, reduction, but the wca\crs are -till undecided. TKOFHLE IN INDIA. Fttiluri of Fence!ul Negotiation* with Yakoob Khan. C vi.» i ttMarch 1*7. Major Cavagnari had an interview Wednesday with the Vice roy of India, at which he informed the latter that all hope of peaceful negotiations with Yukoob Kuan had failed. Vii immediate ad vance upon Cahul has been ordered. All is prepared for the advance, as reports of the progress of negotiations recently have been unsatisfactory. Laiiokk, March 27. 'Flic* government ha> ordcrc I the immediate re-vietuulling of ijuct ttth. THE INDIANS. General Sherman Doesn't Expect au Indian War. Nrw Yogi March 1*7. General Sherman, w ho recently has been out in tlu* Indian coun tv, regards the rumors of a general Indian trouble in the summer without foundation. CANADA. The Tnritt. Ottaw v. March g7. In debate on the tar ill in the Commons, Minister Tilley claimed the tariff was not anti-British, and said Cana da vtmild always fight for Kllgland. lie said that If the I’nited States w ill reduce duties, the Dunii lion would follow suit, anil there should be no unkind feelings on the part of the 1 itited Slates. A large number of addi tional changes in the tariff were then an nounced. Appointment. C. .1. Bridges has been appointed land committee of Hudson Bay. OHIO. Strike. CtM issati, .March 1*7. The striking min ers at I’onieroy yesterday, forced the miners of a few mines still working, to join ill the strike. CONDF.N8KD TKI.KOR VMS. A Victoria despatch says the I'nited States corvette Alaska arrived this morning, and af ter coaling sailed immediately for Sitka. The Free Christian Baptist church on Had nev street, St. John, burned yesterday morn ing by incendiary. The corner stone of the Confederate mon ument m Capital square, Columbia. S. C'., w as laid yesterday liy Masonic fraternity. THE EASTERN QUESTION. Tut- Hungarian* Approve the Treaty of Berlin. Sr. l*t rtii-iu ui.. MarchST. The sultan will send a infldcntial official to meet the czar at I.ivadia. Tashkend dji*tc 11 reports Genera’ Kaiiftnann lias declared Kuaaia had decide I to abandon Afghani-tan totally to the Kng liah. li toi o. March 27. The commandant of Ale.-io and sixty h iding Albanian* haveheen arrested, charged with intriguing againat the porte. I'e*th. March 27. The low er houae of the Hungarian iliet has approved the treaty of Berlin. RXk'TLk FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. London, March 27. A despatch from Ak yab, farther India, reports a recent tire, w hich'accident destroyed the native portion of tin* town. Loss of property estimated at l.VUMK). Thousands of people are home less. Hkui.in. March 27. Prince Waldemar. the third son of Prince Frederic William, and a grandson of Queen Victoria, died suddenly of heart disease this morning. London, March 27. Queen Victoria, now in Paris, rccei President GreVy at L.'to to day. and leavi for Italy at 4.do. The ]>uk of Aorta, brother of the King of Italy, left Home for Ruxetio on Lake Muggi1 for Italy. (’onsi an rtNoi KK. March 27. The sultan lias sent a portion of his plate and jewelry to hr netted for the use of the treasury. Hrui.iN. March 27. It is fated that after the Czar has started for l.ivadia. the govern ment intends to proclaim a state of siege in St. Petersburg. Moscow Kit ft' and Charkoff. Prof. George Frederic Schcrmann, of the I niversitv of Griefswohl. the distinguished philosopher and Archseologist. is dead. Uomk. March 27. The dispute between Germany and the Vat hum i# nearly settled.. Mai.kiiia, March 27. Private ad vices from Sierra Leone represent that tin French have annexed tin* English Island of Matacony. Vkrhati.i.Ks, March 27. It is thought the Senate will reject tin* proposal for a meeting of the Chambers in Congress, to consider the removal to Paris. Paris, March 27. France, like* Germany, w ill decline to participate in the mixed occu pation ot Houinclia. FROM GERMANY. Government of Alsace. Lorraine. FRINX E HISM ARCK EX FRESHEN S \TISF ACTION. I’kki.in, March 27. Reichstag ha* unani mously adopted n motion of Herr Sehncegan in favor of an automation* government for Alsace, Lorraine. During the debate Herr Srlmecgan’s declared lie had adopted the Frankfort treaty as a l»a«i* for constitutional development of A Dace. Lorraine, and tiiat he firmly adhered thereto. Prince Hismurek expressed satisfaction at the unanimity of the house and predicted from that fact success of the project. L’p to the present he said there had been only confidential negotiations with the federal gov ernments. Hismurek concurred w ith Deputy Haenel, that tlie imperial sovereignty over Alsace Lorraine and responsibility of government toward* th-* imperial authorities should be maintained, and further, that a certain de gree of responsibility should remain in the hands of the imperial chancellor. He did not consider that thc«e provinces had any claim or desire to he represented in the bun desrath. He abstrnined from entering into details pending tin* hill which would he in troduced in the reichfttag during the present session, and which he hoped woqld meet the approx at of all parties. TIIE /I 1.1 TKOI ULE. V Resolution of ('ensure. London, March 27. in the commons to night William Mure will move to add to Dilke’s resolution, a dec larution to the effect that the home government i* responsible for the disaster in South Africa, in not furnish ing sufficient force to the colonial govern ment. The debate* i* expected to last several days. In hi* speech to move a resolution of con join* of government relative to Zulu war. Sir ('baric* Dilke confined himself principally to a severe review of Sir Hcrtle Freeze police, and charged the government w ith not censur ing Sir Hcrtle until notice was given of the present motion, although despatches were constantly arriving which showed that he meant war. The Cape required a trustw orthy government, not one under humiliating re strictions. Immunity from recall might en courage other government* topur*uen policy of their own. THE GERMAN MINN ION. Hon. A. IL White will Accept the Fost. Ni.w York. March 27. A Syracuse des patch reports lion. Vndrew I). White lias stated lie would accept the German mission, and although he was a friend of Conkling the latter had nothing to do with his appoint ment. While xvill not resign the presidency ot Cornell, l‘rof. Russell acting as president pro tern. VI STK VI.I V. (Tops. S\n Kit vNrisro. Mart’ll l?7. Australian a.1 ires to Kchruan _'7ih. state that the harvest prospects are i xeellent. Dellrieney in the wool erop tot so great as anticipated, and now i stimatcd at .’at*' on hales. Strike. \t yneeiislanil the strike of seamen against Chinamen continues. Kv plosion. Ne» Zealand news to March 4th states that a tire damp explosion oeetirred in the Keitan ga enal mine near f lingo, killing HO men. 1,01 IS| V> V. Charter Hepeuletl. N r.w t Iki.k vxs, March ‘J7. The govern ment to-day signed the hill repealing the charter of the Louisiana State Lottery. IOVV V. Destructive Fire. Ki om k. March '.*7. Fire yesterday dam ageil the stock lots of Captain Given i Co., $11.,>00. Insured. Weather Indications (or To-Day. For New Knglaml ami the Middle States, cloudy weather, w ith rain or snow, southerly winds, hacking to north-wester'*, stationary or lower temperature, ami falling, followed I hv rising barometer.

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(■Continued from first pnjre.’) felt all the time that something was wrong —and, attended by the detective, visited the jail, and begged Williams to tell her where her boy was. if he wn« living or dead. “Oh. John!" she said, “where is my hoy! Think what a mother 1 have been to vo'u, and tell me. if you have a spark o! human fei Lng in your heart, tell me w here my boy is!” Hut that fiend in human lorm only turned up his nose and told her -lie had a detec tive employed to go and find him. he had nothing to tell; that her husband hail im prisoned him on a false charge now she had lietter go and look for her boy till she found him. The detective started the next day. and traced them to St. Louis, and from there on through Missouri, and clear on into Texas about one hundred miles. Although it had been a year since they passed along, yet everywhere they bail stopped the blue suit and brass buttons were commented on and remembered. It wa11111 I*. Ill Nl. Letter from the Postmaster of Waverly, la. 'I --is. I* t o I am pi r-ontilly acipiainted with Mr. I* Hunt. He is Creshhur of the Itank of Waverly. and a i mminent bu'iin man lu re. n| undoubted verai it v l lienlaivi statement I pro n ••tl lice to be true in ev ei y H'|nrt I would also aid that I had been 11 oil hied lor y ears with extruine hil iou'tu" After u-ing a h w bottles of voiir "I 1.1*111 b’ HI I I l.l!" I wa- eompletelv curi d. mir-. etc., I I>\\ \l!l» IxNoT'r, I*. M Waverly, la. STJILIPRITJIR bitters. Head earelullv the toll.wing, which i' one in thousands. I hose Moth Catches, Cimple*, and "allow "kin j are gout Ho-t«*\, Ma-s., March 10. W* Mi 'Si-s m:ii\\ v v Hum* .int 1* nii'ii !.a*t fall I vv a* taken *irk with blliou* lev er and w u*'ick abed bn nine vv* i-ks, and no luediciiie seenu-d to do me anv good. I had three dilb rent doctors, hut they could not relieve me troin those deathly hilioti- -pell', my lice was covered with moth putelies, and the -kin vv as rough, hlotehv and ellovv. My brother indueeil me to try your great "I l.l’lll I! KITII.l!". and almost from the lir-t do-e I felt tin-good elb-rts of tln-ni. Hefon- I had taken om bottle I could eat well. I have i now taken three hot fie- and I ran eat am thing, and m. food dot n 7'.». iiiiirbi-ftf MUSICVUJ Mr. hlcpIiMi l.nmr of |io*tnii, will rou tim.n In i■*ir- in Ant'll *Im :ii• i viriiiii’. at, li>-r«*f«. t'M from finn- to film-, to I urn- ami i .-j*.ur pi.iiinforti "i lit t In-in i'i I'oii.p ti older. W ill II tin on-|,ioi| *li inam'-. at pi id proportionate to tin aa.oimi woij. i*i*.|itir*-«l. wit!.-i:it tin- m--i ,it\ o| moving j|„.m ft*.m tin- t..,a-i I to- -iih,cril>er. lii-iii^ ;i maker of |.iam. forti-i*. nml lonm-i lv a Miami fact ti rei* in j lately >i\ tars III t In- ina nut ait on of Mi-,. lii« k. 11mj.-A. ^oiiw. i-naMi-,' him to pn ,«*nt to ,l'' l,lU 'It. I llitn li lit i' I: t H ol w ork than Ini, Im II hi H-ioion- introduced. I lierefon-. it '«.nr piano ha, become d«inoruli/ed or m-i-luiti^riv I u-i 't up. it run la minh- ai, in w, in tom-, ann-i m.ton ami Portland, 5.50 A. M. and 9.10 V. M. and J.lu P. M For atvrvillc and >kow lu*gan, Ui I*. M. For B I A Y at 4 P. M. The.e Steamers are fitted up with tin*- accoiutnoda t ions for passenger*, making t lib u x ery mm eideut and I'omfortidile route for travi tiers between New York und Maine. Passage, including State Boom, $4. 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SAVE THE NATION! I n it i- to., trim that ttn.u -and- of i III!.* i»iti:\a.i st%te\i:i» ro mtniH.i oar by iin|in.|»i r m* in-titln I ooi>. [i I tlMlllMIlblM*. I all ami a jrn al «I« al ino:v ibtin t\. hat« rtaim.'il for hi- ii.ij.It n HM.Ill.t >1 IKI IIOI S ml a-ilt a-«inii!ati «l KOOlb ainhlnl tin mo.-t d« M ami irritable -tomarb, aijd i -j>« .-iallt ail. oi..! for I \1 A \T ami UtOU I\ii llll.ll. Invalids, Nursing Mothers, and t liosi* -11f1«*i ifrom w ill find nil trial that I o;i-tant u.-rr- will Hint otir \o. J -f/.- ninny- tin mint «'ioiioiniial -i/. to but now unit li lar^ri than toi li.i'l lt 11;il- ll lilrl iallt -.-Miilltf tin- i-\|i|-ii.-r. WiMM.lMi ii ro., «iii»t t r> i«i»»«•! ;ml A liliCTURE SfcJCFTci Youup Mon. ■/list 1‘llhlisfnil hi It "•oh i. I'l rlo/o 1 I, I'riitM i I.ec!lire on tlit \:tt lire, Treat men*, mill Kaiiii-al carf* of ."t-miiml W cakne", or "pernui torrfio a, imbued by >rl!\biio Involuntary I i.ii- i sinus, Iinnoinicy. Nervous Peldlitv. and Impedi ii.t lit-* to \lan iape gem i ali onMimplhn. I iirpsv and Kits; Menial and I'liv-ical I nnipin itv. \r.—lh iJultUM .III L\ lltWI.I.I M. I> auln.r ,.f t!.« lei li Kook. M1. flie world-ieiiow lied author, in this adiuirahh Lecture, clearly proves from hi- own experience »'-?if ttie mw fill nili'eipieiiee'of "elf. Abuse nuiv t»«• elfeet Hilly removed without uiedi-Ine, ami without dan peroiiA surgical uperiitlops, hough". insti'uuiriit' ring*. or cordial*; pointing out a mode of 111. at onee certain Mild effect tin I, l#\ vvliich every Ml lie II r, mi imitter what Ids condition may be, nnt.' cure liii -«-lt elieajily, prlv uTelv uud radically. u, This l.i 'tiiri u'lll /iron o boon to thoumiols o ml t h ml so lilts. "•lit under seal, in a phii envelope, to any thMrrs oil receipt ot six cents, or two postage \ddress tli. Pnhli'lo i s. THE CULVERV.'ELE MEDICAL CO.. II Mil SI. M Ol k, hi; post IMfhc ho\ t.'tSU, PATENTS. IRj. JEH. lEIIDIDir, An. ?«1 State St., oppnsitt liftlhy. liorttun. Secures Patents iir t lie I oiled ."lutes also in (irelit itritaiu Prance and of her foreign ntuniri «»|>i« of the eliding of any Patent furnished hv remitting one dollar. As'igments recorded at Washington. I i/i o‘ii in tin I'm h o' sfo'trs /mssrssi s sn/.rrlor i\o i','i if if ii i >r ol-tiiiuiioi /*otrnts or tout rtoiniio/ tlo ‘Oil. ot-lbilitii of ini’oot ioi.y. It. II. K111 N Solicitor of Put cuts. TKMTUIONIAI.S. ‘•I repaid Mr. Lddv as one of the most 'o/itihlr mol so iw«/ practitioners with whom l have had otli rial inti icourn H AS M ASON. Commissioners of Patents. ••Inventors cannot employ a person more trustwor* i thy or more capable of securing tor them an early! mid favorable consideration ,it the Patent OHicc. P.lf'll \l» IH it lv h, late Commissioner of Patents." i l’.«»suis. tcloUr IP, ir'ri*. I! M. LI)|>Y, L>'».,—Dear sir; you procured for nii*. in Is In, mv first patent. Since tin n you have ac ted for and advised me in hundreds of eases, and procured nianv patents, rel'Mies and extensions. I have .ircM-iunully employ i d tin- la st agencies in New York. Philadelphia and W ashington, out still I pin ion almost the whole of nn business, iu your Mile, I and adv i'e others to employ you. Yours truly, (didUUK l>KAPP.It. j Jtosjou, January l, 1H7‘J. lyl >~rU) 3t>brrtisrmrnts. o\i-: su.i;mi«\ tor .wh sHlan *73 1,1 too jh r 'Iuntli mill ex|H-iu u lu ll l:.u If., -tork*. muk« lurtuiM *r\n in.mill. Ih.nk M ilt lift- lililliliy rvfrvtliiujr. A.l.lii**-* It V V I Kniik. r-, IT Wall >i.. V mar in FSRST TRY. THEN JUDGE VMtnio. rv .mi ntt.lv i» w hat .1 v ..in-want'. >.im| •it«»ii|> i *i ir. iilai‘ limit- Klim-*.*!) *..n*. llu\f-> hill, markfMn I A t*> \?_■ **nt«« am u*-iiig tor tlit- l-'lrc»itl«* visitor. I.irus a ml Uutlit free. \ddi.-s h KI.KY. AngimtH Maine. ntiir.’* -4w Qfl I at; i aid-. Miroimi, 'snowflake, Air., no #V like, with name, I Or. .1 M Inkier It l sail. V niar'Jti-1 w Q7T '"oiitli ami ei.-e. guaranteed to \gmfs. Oil* Hi tilt tree. MIAW k I o.. Vl «.l s| M.\|\|.. inai'Jit \v X l»\ lltll S Semi tor OIII h cf Met o| l.oeal Newspaper- '.nt fr« c «>n application. \»hlre.«* I .i». r. 1 .1 I. t 11 jo S|., m t i «i r4 \v —i— ILrgal iltibmiscmrnts. A/ Y \ritlrrnf h> I'rutuit* (\.**rt **t At*. I• N Xdniiuhtra: 11 on the -tali' a .Milton I l.ihln late .0 Angii-tu. in -nid1 Int sit11at4.it in the town >.t liclgradi U|;||| |{|:|I. I1:.It ilotiee tInTel l In gi\eii thin Weeks Hlii e j i |.i inf to til.id MomlllN o! March 1 in tl.e I M.!\ l\. am .lou; i,ah a new pap. 1 1 lintnl in \ug'i-:.i. 1 ..it all p. i-oh- mt. *te«l uia\ all. u l at a t oiirt ot 1'ioha’e tin n to I..- In.Men a: \ugu-ta. ami-how cau-i if an\. w hy tin- prau i I -ai l petition -Itoul.l not he giant. .1. II. h. It Mvt.t:,Judge. '•test i 11 1,i.i.s Ih |\v. legist, r fell. 1 MW ,’W A .Y.Y/;///;/ ('(HXT) t but* tvtat A t.s 7.0 r 11 i.l 'I I I I M .V Hundian oi liaili >4 I inan *M Vuga-ta. in Mini coiinfx, mii Ini' iin. pi titiohf.l tor iiceiisfio uur t,,,“ ri\ a11- -a!*-, tin- t »ilow ing n al .'slate of -aid .....i ji cd on interest, All tin- iir.eii st of said ward in the l>ii« k Iumi-. and lot situated on t Imp' l street, loiua 1!\ occupied le. Wil 11 im s. Jman U;hi Ui.i*. Hull noth thereof tie given thr-. Wi«k« -uec. pi 1 1 r *0 tie -croud \|oii.|:t\ of 1 *i n. \t. in the I '.lily Ueuin l'. c dourual, a in-w I aj.i r j iuled in Aiign-t'a. that all person- interested .ml at a urt ot Trol ate tinui to l.e lioid. i. ar Xiigtistu. ami —Imw 1111-e. if anv. w In tla pia\cr ot -aid petition dnnild not I granted. II l\ 14 k l it. Judge. At?e-t II 1:1 1 Hi Itegi-ter. h.'J’iw w .*\v A/ YA /./.A* f of X /‘nhat. C.uvt, ut I" on the i \t,,H*touot' \ftirrh, Is;;,. V* 1 11! \IN IN'IIJI Ml N purporting to Ih f! .a-t w ill an l te-taun :it ..t Nathan \|.-Nal hife of liutoii. in -aid oiintv, deceased, ha\ ing Ih n j.re-cnted loi prohat. I I l:i l*. I'lilt Ilotiee thereof he giieli till'., w.ik- -u... -i' 1 ly prior to tin- -croud Momhn ot \pn! next, in the l\«-nin hoc Journal, a law-pa I"1 printed ill \iigu*ta. that all persons int. re-t»nl nm. nf. ml at il oiirt *d I’loh.itw then to l.e hoi.h 11 1 Augusta, and show cnu«r, if anv, udi\ the -aid f»»'11 hi It -i»..ii!.l I.ot he pn»\«d. nppro\..1 ami allow«d. as tla la*! will and te-rameiit o| tht •‘"I •hit-ii-id. II. K 11 Xhl.ll. Jii.lu. \tlr-. 1 II MCI.I-.' 11 HAY IN'. Ih gi-Jer. .v 1 SHERIFFS SALE. A \\//;/r. sv 7*7.7. 'I'* KI N tiN K\M I |o\ and will V -old h* 1 o' VI*i" 1'. at Ten ••'eha k in tl.e forenoon, at *1 I t t tic in N'ort h .1 -a 1Ih»i -o call, d, in -ulh' u. 1 u -ai 1 t »'iut\ of Ivi nm i.ec, all the right .1 1 1 1 Wiu »w, hum 'i 1 ill on tin .rTh. of l>.aainher. I*. Is7.s, tin time w 11 th* -.uue im- nttaeln d with original writ, II h III the |o I low ing dc-i rihed ill e-fate. t.» W it. :"in p.«.« pa ret I of land l\ ing in iu-low in 1 1 e lid hoilllded Ms foil.. w h« gilllli tig it HIKl stone twenti eight rod* ea-t.-rh 1. mu I u. -t corner of himl, w hich Minor IMdiiip 1 ight 1 Kdward Muitliw ick ami l.lijah Itohinson. In hia I Iiliuiug t a-ter l\ twill?} three ami o* Ilftli l th.nce -on Uni h twtntv-four degrtes w.-t »»t\ rod- to tin load h adiug fioi.i t hina to U e.a ill. ih. lu'e W. -tefi} on *j«ld load tW('tlt\ -e11 11 r*•*Is ?hence m rih. rl\ lifty-tive rml* to th. hound- hegan a! .ntaiuing nine acn s, more or lr.l.lM Ihputy Sheriff. t‘> tin //onnru'' Jtidins .-r th' Jmiicml Hi t >t t" t>, !„.!'/>,i nt Unn.i-of. within ni.d flu •.nut if in Jin In mi th, tun ith '’Pili■p..!liili\ IiIm-I- mid give tlii- 11 *i id»li- oil It to I iiifonin-d, that -In wn. mtirrii'd to I *rii _ Moody tin n ot Whiti tii Id in -aid i ••nnt' on tin- day ot Vugti-t, 1-71, nt -aid hit. 1 I. In I ring a! that thin- ot the age lilteen y ar-, w i; h.' tt tin- know ledge hc wii- thin living, that -ahI Bloody, at tl.nar- t age hut -aid Moody ha- ue\ rr *inee -aid in t. i uuiri iacc eoutrihurid mnthiiig wlmlr'er t«> the -upport of her and her -aid rhild. hut th. hav e I men wholly depend, nt upon y.»ur libellant's lather thgre i"i and your libellant. -in. i her return tolu r father's ho.i'i m* atuu -'ild, h.i- not 11vi.I nr eohuhited w ith aid Mo„dy our llhelhiut further avers that upon i arriving at years *.t discretion and at consenting a he -til! maintained -..nu reguid for-aid Moody, and facau-e he wa- tin* f'i*tlit r of lhf child. .-lie w o.i 1.1 l.ii\ hi i ii w llllii.i to |h vt ith -Mill Moodv a hi- "i.’e. had he *o retorined hi- habit- a- to u nder 1 iv ing w ith him tolerahie. and hei n in a condition to i| port h« r and her -aid child, and had he -ode-ired, hut -aid Moody hu-iicm-i reformed or improved h| hahit-. i i r sought to live w|tl| h*r. hits ne'er been In a eoiidt I ton to M.p|tori In r, and lia- altog. tin i mg. j t. d, ignored and ahandoiu-d your lihelluut and i .did; and hecau-i of Id- eomluct and character, us aton -aid 'our lihillant Ini'* lost forever all alleellon -he ever had for -aid Moodv. and ran low er aeitin t -leiate hi-( .iiiipirtihut-hip or pre-i nee. our Iliad* hint further Miy- that ah.mt one M ar ago -aid Moody left th!- State and w nit a. libellant i- informed, ti» alifornia. hut to what place-he does not know, ami although -lie ha- used all rea-ouahle diligence to a-: Main I lie pi cm ni i e-id. nee of -aid 1 i 1 :«*l)«•«•, -he doe* n*.f know where hi- flow i-; and cannot ascertain: I tlpit lie HIMv tune nersimul notice of the pendency i of thi* In-r libel mat -lie believe* that he has left the .-t.:', permanently. her.fore, M.ur libellant pruts that she may Im di\oi> ed fi.n.i tlie h"ini-of matrilnony between her and her -aid husband, that theeiedo.lv of .-aid minor chihl .Minnie Kt?u. may he award remain. KAril FI. M MOODY. Suh.-erila-d and w orn to la-for* me. (.inl.nl It. *-\VV\ Mr. .Ill-tice oftlie IVuec. St vit. «*k M uni:. A/.’\ y ss: In tin Sufi, dud, t ‘mn t tt, ram lion. I poll the within lihel, ordered, that the lihellailt give notiee to the re-pomlent therein iiauieil to ap pear before the hi-tice- of the Supreme .hidlciul ourt. to he hoi.!en ut Wi.-cus-et, within mid for the i oiii.lv of l.iucolii, on the fourth Tin->dav ot \|»ril. IK Ihv puhii-hiiig mi attested copv of -aid Ii Im I ami thi- or.l. r thereon, three week- siici-es -i'ely iii the Weekly heiinehi-e Journal,a newspaper piitiled ni Augusta, in the .unity of Kennebec, tin tir-t publication to he thirty day- ut least before the -ittiug of-aid Court, that lie uiiiy then and there ip our said f ourt appear and -hovv’cuu-e jfauy he have, why tliepraycr oj said liU-Ilant should not be grant* IIA III.DAN FOIITII. .1, S. J. court. true copv lihel and order of court thereon :iwl.' Attest:— IIAItLKS WKKKS, h-rk L .1 Tl—I—M,-- _..p legal Sbbrrtisfmrnts. Notice of Second Meeting oi Creditors 1 no. lHsThiri:T k mi m ni s nut thk iMhiiiit i oi Maim.. Iii the inuttvr of In Bankrupt,-,. ItHiikrupt, I»i»i i:iuhl hunkrupt «ili ti.1,1 at the I mirt It..||.| at Ati£iiM*, in -ai.l Hi-tiiet '•'"la ttveati tilth .lat nf Mareli. ten ••',-In, k II lieltit e .1 tilt t\ Mat, I,.., the I.iai.hr. in Bunk, uptrv, in .uni |ii»trht. t.,r tlie pu, nan., .1 in the eti,,n fae.t'j nfthe lieviM .I "tMtutf. l lil of INSol.Vf.Nt Y. In ti e I'fllarri..,,,, linker, nf \ueu.ta .„i,i rai.l t „a„te. In-olteht Hehtnr. N’",1,1' l',',* l1'," i,v ( a„.l inni, .,,,,1 IN tltl„i,, I, 1. on, I |,|J„ I,; t ,1,1,1 tlnil a In armu l„. I„l,l ii|»,„ |„.|i r,. at tin flnhalr Otfi. in A„«,„t«. i„ .„i,| hit It, I,,., her, an the I.Ml, til M,„ .lav Maul, v i*-. ni two l«•« k iii tin alli riiooii. ttiid tlizit l,al,ll.l„ ,li„ Ihtilt It, nn, I.,, „ah a net, .paper |,„hl|.|,e,l in-aid mini, of Ken. Il.-hre i.la, llltlrtlnr tlll.e l„*t tail,heal ho, to he tin,,' let,,,, ,|1U I,, a,lint, innl that all ere,liter, t,In. hate t'lat-Ir ,l. h an,I th. r |„r„,n. intere-t. ,1, mat a,.,, ar at I’l,,‘■' •O"* 1111 "'at -hen eail.e, ifuilt lliet hut a nl.eii.ir^e .In,ill,I not he aiantr.l .’ai,l l>, In, ,le,,,rn,„|E In the (.later ,it I,,, netltinn. Mle.t f II Alil.KS IIItVIN I,,•(•,.ter Ml -lint t „art -ai.l t „f Kent,, I, tmarMiMii Notice of Assignment. ■Vjoi h I i* herthv iriven. Hint l.ln I rolhiirn ol V Mu Inwell. Ill the oiititv of htiimhee uml tme.i Maine, litis this dav u**i;mdto me. all L,r jMopei e\«-» pt such it* is hv law exempt from at Ym'hliieiit Mil.I Mention. fti„. benefit of her eie,|. ill iin-or.laiie, with the provision* of hap. ;0 ol the Lev i>e«I Muhin s. ami arts amemlalorv tlu re to. ami t in e months from H.e ex,, ntion of said as. si*rnii.t nt me allowed tor said creditors y,. heron pailn tin r, to. ItKtV ”'j J»n !***__ "l,i7iw KK\\mKf Ol vTi frobnti Court aTm U.AW,,' .T"'1;1,11 r >1,.. 1 '-l!l "tlmil.l. I...Hii.. in,,- Vuiiiivt;., in v..,. ...im. i. ''.nil ll.I.. ,,i hi 'Inn. ,uii'., it mi., >.ii. tin- -Hi..,, vlii.iiI.) not he adtiw ed. H l\ li.XKi.it, Judge. \tt, *t t If v t: I is lh wins. ||,ii..|1ri 1 r. leliVfJtdwk\\+\v AZ. A/•.///;«• cut A I h.u 'A. I „„,Vi .Mill. I I 11 i|t. \ilinii,Ntnitiir ,m ti.,- I'-tHt.' "I Itiini.'l Ittio-i II, Im,- i.i \iiHti-ta. in -ai.l .""it.., ..I, IiiuIiih |"i in,.| |,i. ,c. "I B.liniiii-ir.ilinii tor allnuiini'i «>i:'".in i.. Mini ii.iti. ihi ro.i I,,- pi.,1, thr.-f I. nrinr In ll.. SI.,11.1m .1 l.t" ll l:.-\t ll: lh, Ihlil. I\, I. II,-1 .Iniinilll. II I,, ,'IJI’. r I.rllil, . I" mil n„t ,,r„iar ta.iimN i. i1Vml a. '.».hit h .mi,I .,.iiri.« tlti,,n. rv w ill t‘v,*r ,Tuy. K M in i t ||t ii'-. ..th.-rv M Alt. ii SI\ixi: A r\\/:/;t:c v.S' -ttnaul Ilf Count u o-. i, /.'lit., h-l,l mlhmrir •in nt. •juth, IsTU. i.i, iln- tiir.'HoliiH ivtitliin, «nii.fM,'tnri vl.l. nr, lim i„Hl»', ti ii- „..l that tin- IVtiii.,,,..,. itr,' r. -i,.n •ilde and on^lit to >e ht-artl lout hlti^ the matter set tori It in -aid ITtifion, it oi:i» i;i i>, tliat thirtv dit; piet ion* notice- he -|v. it. that 111, omitv .,m iiiissmm-rs will meet at tl.elr the o.,rt 11, »n in Kn^ust,,. on Tu, *«!nv, flu eighth ,l:»v of I [I l! ne\j, at ’o,ii..k I’ ami tlieuce prtHt et! to xievv the route meniioi etl in sai l petition, and im i... .lint. I\ afterwards lieur tl., parties uml their wit life*, and th, u take n,-l* further lueMsure* in the I*!' ,i*'y M' 1 t'djrv'i d p|o|K r 'I id noth l to he i tV-’ V "V ,Mfesfe,| copv of *aid I'uitlon and 1 h'■■ "i,!, r thereo upon tin if v lei k ol ihe citv of and 1 p« -Uw^ up *itih eopies in thn e 1 Ml lh- J.lates waul CUV, uml puhlishii;V the ''l1' ‘urn-her .louraid. a tiuhlir new spaper printed in said nuiilv ihai all per*oii' and coiltoru tjoii* nitert-it ,1 iitttv attend uml Im- heaid if ihev think proper. \tfe.t M '•TilATT!IN, Urk. \t.in opt of tin iMifion, and order ,!e** Unit. aste.lv hv keniulKc i J% «-r am| -••iilherlv hv lai tl oi .1. I;. Ittaiwell ami harles XX il. -on. I., in.- a lot ol laiitl thiity fee* w Ide on the roatl and \t» m.ihp' th* 'tune width to htwr Water iiihik oit Ivenm her riv r. Mso t!**• i filit passing and r, pu*-it)tf Irom -aid cum.tv road to «iaid lovv water nmik.on;i »(rip «>l laud a),ont tw« |v e fet t wide mxr Uo|th of ti.e pr, n.l-es, Haiti pit-uii-t l„ luc tin m.uio cornered to *uid .Xlci.aujrl.liii hv Mar' .1. Item. I,v .heti ol waiantt e. dated cli. I?, In;;, ami recorded in hook pjij;e in the tv, itnel.ee iiejfistrv. 'ai.i pr, nils. l„ lug whj, ct to two umrtcuacH. the first n o.mi, d In *aid K, nnehe,- Uejri-frv of l»e, d oookMd.paj;. JW. Ldven hv said MeJ.aaihllu to tlio Hallow, 11 >a\injrs Institution ol Mlitl Hallowell. to i.r* the pa> inent o| four iMtudfcd dollars, in four profutssurv notes of one hundred dollars each, all fill. W?, on,. p;4v aid, in one week from it* •laic. Hit others innne, two and tln«, v, ars there. at., wIth interest at elpdit per cent. >nid -eeoiitl mortjja^e lecortieti in-aid l.ook ..ui pa;-, jriven hv -aid M, l.aiijfliliu u» Haiti 'avll.*:s InMitutltm iiforesaid, to secure tlu* oaMm nl ol a not, lor t.lt v dollar* dated >t ptemh, r ith p*.;; payiihle m one >,ar. with int, test iy\ ,1-1.1 p.«f run* I he amount now due m -aid tii*f mortjrajj, iauUui 5!:f* »he amount due,»a »a!,l mcoiuI inortpi^e i, 'VM. II. I.I llll A Sheriff, Mur. tiw i i SHERIFFS SAJiE, A .N7.7fA.r, ss r|V\M \o\ L\F.v 1 jmhlic auction, on .“-uturdav, tin* twenty-sixth 'l*> Abril, A. P. IVU, at ten ..'.lock in tin* for. noon, at the title of Vo.-e, in Atigu-fa i„ ‘Hid C ountv, u|| the light in e.jidtx which l.vmlu,* Iggln— one ot the within naine.l del.tors—had at tile time o| the attarhi.i. lit of tin* same on the original writ, to re.lee-m the f«»Jhj»wi»>S d.-rr'a** •'•‘.i mianted .u Augusta. in -aid Count v' amt hounded and described u> billows, i/ llegitmhjJ at a stone monument on the north line of Court street, eighty feet west ul the west line of State >t rut thrinv northerly ptirull.-l with stale str. et umctv lit,- feet; thence westerly preserving the width ot niiu-tydive bet fmm t mnt street, .ightv to -toi.e it.,011111 ent. theme south.-rlt pniailel with Male **tre.-t ninety five feet to Court stru t thence ii-i«rl\ oil tin- north line of omt strut* eighty iii t to tin- point of beginning, together with th'«. right ot pas-age to ami use.if tin- wt IK situated on I ot I.. on th, plan of tin diiUion of real estate. In twu n tin* lieii’s of Fninci** Ituti. r, deceased, which 1 plan i- recorded In the ICegi-try of Puds tor Kei ue l*.-c t .nintv, Hook hi t. nag.- ,Vt, -o long a** the mo. prietnr ot Lot L, shall clmose to use it for a well l ie lot her. b\ de-oiilad living L«»! marked F.ou sahj plan, and is tile Mimeentixex ul to said Lu.di uin h> t liarlc- McLaughlin. >uid premise* being ‘Ul.je.t to a moitpg, i.c.idui in said lv. ni.7<, pa)utile In two years fr.mi late, w ith interest at seven and tliree-ientlis pee centum p.-r annum, payable semi-aiiutially. Tl:e amount dm- on -aid mortgage will h<* made know o i “t tlte time and place of-uul sale. M in. II LIHIIY. Sheriff, March 17, 1H7P. ^w P4 CourtN oi iiisnlveui'p N’OTICK is hen by given, ih n f'ouiu ol Insol vency, w ill be held ai the prubn ctM* t. in Aug ista on it e re. ond and touilh Mondays, in each month, nt two o'clock in the afternoon, until olhtwisc ordciett. H. K. bAKKR, luilft CtUKLKH lltwixs, lieguiur. Sov. I.ItTH. .Awl.