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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. s. = 10 the several sheriff. Of on,
tSunt'es ~ Hancock. Penobseo Of ". i
Cumberland. lincoln. k-nnsbec, OF
f'rd, Somerset Washing on ~ Alto
L. s. i'isc 'tsquis, Franklin. Aronsinok, An
dr,'-coxg n. sagsdah-c aud n sox Or
either oil their Deputies.
We command you to attach the ,ood- or e...te
OF Mercy Ora. II f-''.,o- IN sad coaaty Of
iancork. wife If Dssii Is. Gray of said t,wg
10 the a'ne OF ne hun iEe.i Iisr.. All al 4 a "a
ne -a'd lie en'lan' III he may f"n,d /. your
ureul- Ju ,lcaai -purt mex, y, b, r,,i i, i'm ti
N"rfh. wltiii a'd Tor "u' c,uot, OF r,,rx on
he fourth 'ur-.i.. OF O;,ooor NIX tina a,i
herr In our -ati cpuT IA u~ser saro III. ss,t
David cray In iii,-l tnr divorce wr -
David Il. Grey ii Pea ID ct \. p &.d, ye.. .tn
lbeis and -nvr- ihi- Hpa3rlbl. co lrt {, i INF, M
- tn Oh the 18th. dV OF O.tt or. 4. -. Ieit,
La.t.ne in -ari County lie ga. lawful, "a tr...,I
'" the said Mercy j cray and has sisTs beh,ve
i""ard. D. as ci,Lsi- su'i Ia a N n bal yet
ne = ~ Mercy J neg. ctthg Der IN. rage Wv
AMI dnty -Iucc siii a,,rr' * :, t.- attn .i.v
June last past At -ud + "a ,o,cR ca,a ni;ty.t a.
crme "f adultery sitha eerialn u n a,n,ir Il
Morn .nd I'll, sea snt he l3Av th.i n..l : i
y"ur Lb-li n, ~ ihr c'np my o. the -sii Frank
Morris ann Va eerr -i'tce ca itbi,e.I with aim IN
~ inannei ola husband and his wife. a. your
hb'ltut "a, been i,iorm-' / trI Bel. t-~
"herrur''n y"ur hb ant pray. ilu ~ mas o.
disprCt from n bonds ul4 n IA! - ,Ir = e-a
III I and his SAL
DAVID u. GKsH.
And We you there thi Wiz Jour doInSs
thss.iD.
Witness, Joha Appleton. Esquire a. Ell. worth
h- gh'h day OF eri'teH,Dtr ia Lori
ono 'LSusai.' eight u..drei and ,iAty -aias
II. u. AL >DEt;'. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
H'NCock $50. supreme Ju,icIAl court, Octs-
ber LEI N. tsD.
Upon tie fo. exo,nE writ l,bsl tn c ,ut or Ter
iaat u tic- Of the p,'s,iency u I'll; stvei
~ tie hueire tie rtI II. 10y S.,rvds atss-t-
ed copy al sAhi " II aud duel. aad ot ihis Jr,i-r
t.'."'. "n the " tni .Amed Mere. j. gray by
puot n'ns The sam - the l,~ortn Aines.cAl,
hI'e Ne rs siicces -ive'y the iast puOkta.,ou or
81 rVi. aioresd'i Ia DC It iessS tifty "a. be-
o'r ne ne N ter IN VI .hi- Court u hl,sieu ~
Ellsworth, win a AMI Tor L G county 81 IL tacrcK
o the iSu.tn tuesday VI April ucxt, t.iAt sad
iioeicc may Li-a and .nore u, peAr Ana
safi uoei, aid sno~ 'isn,e. II aay nv way the
aye tns col ,bou Il not ne S-a.'el
Astcsl. -. 4. SAUSDEBS, Clerk.
true COPY OF The writ AID OF der OF Loar, uercon
3As Attest, Ii Is. >AUNpE,s. Clerk.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-24

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Ioub, the best chewing
| have now been In gerer-
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over liu Years. and -t'l
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-13
NO. 243i'

any one washable. 1t is more laughable
than otherwise. As soon as the carriage
returns | will see that you are taken safe
ly to your friends" anH.
Il thank you, sir" she replied, slowly
removing her hands and wiping away
the tears; "but if you do not know who
they are, how shall be able to find them?
know only that my uncle's name is Ma
than Griswald, and that he lives in Uniyer-
sity Place. His carriage was to meet me
at the depot and | understood the coach
man to say, 'Griswald,' but he was so muf-
fled, and in such hurry, that had no
time to question:.
a vigorous ringing of the door bell,
and he excused himself for moment,
and stepped into the hall to meet his sister.
Poor June could hear their notes.-the sis
ter playfully scolding because she had
BEEN SO long kept waiting in the horrid
depot, until she was almost frozen, and
then had to ride in numbering old hack,
and closed by standing on tiptoe, and
giving him a sisterly kiss. rr
CONCLUDED IN To-MORRow's PAPER.
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&ennebet yourual,
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN d. NASH.
9ailp Aenacbtt Aournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-.
pared political and local articles and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in adrance; IS If payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements inch in length three in.
sertions less 81 co. Is cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent. additional
Amusement Notices. 81 per square per week,
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WHAT Is THE NEW FAMILY SINGER OF 1870.

1t is the concentrated result of twenty years ex.
perence in building Sewing Machines.
IL uses verv short straight needles. AH
1t makes the Shuttle or Loek-Sttch alike upsn
both sides of the work.
1t very light running and has a silent feed.
1t is very easily kept clean, and is always in
order
1t is less difficult to understand and learn to
operate than any other.
1t has the most simple and easily adjusted ten.
sion ever invented.
tits less liable to rust than any other ar's
it Is SO constructed that dust cannot enter il or
oil drop from it.
1t works equally well upon the finest Lace or
heaviest Beaver Cloths.
1t will hem rufllmgs of dress goods over seams
without any preparation r-
1t is very high-speeded, and requires very little
power to Keep in motion.
1t will out-wear any other Family Machine ever
made.
1t will Hem, Braid, Fell, Cord Tack, Rufile, En-.
hroder, Bind, Trim &c.
1t costs $50 delivered at your house, set to
ming and warranted s.f. ....
Covers, Folding Tops, Cabinets, according to I'm.
sh, $65 TO $3.50. tsst
The prices named above, are the cash prices at
the NIanuiactory but knowing that the various cir.
cunista tanses of all will not admit of the rigid c. ..
u. principle, it has been decided to divide the
amount into monthly or in some cases weekly pay
ments in such manner as will best suit the con
ycuience of the purchaser. af a8NF
This is done purely for the accommodation of the
patron as no extra charge is made from the regu.
No charge for instructions in operating the Sing
ers upon any class of work sTff
Remember the Place--Opposte the Post Office
Mt the Fancy Goods and Picture Frame Store of S.
Z. PLUMMER, Water Street Augusta.
\. B-superior quality of Twist, Threads, Nee
for sale at Manufacturers prices.
Ha~ Please call and examine.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
Augusta Maine. augisD&Wn
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-29
GOING EAST.

1I,36 A. NJ. L1GHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
con Meeting at Cory. Sundays excepted for Warren
Pa. Mayville BrOctOu and Titusvlile, and daily
tor Erie; at Elmira with Northern Central Railwiy
or Wansport. Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Bar
imore and At New York for Boston and New Eng
= Sleeping Coach is attached TO this train at Cir
cinnati running through to New ork
S,I5 z. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily
Sundays excepted, connecting at binghampton FOR
Albany and the celebrated summer efor sharon
England cities.
A Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train at
Neadville running through to New York
Los A. III. NEW, YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daily, sundays excepted. COnnectsa at Great Bend
lUr scrto @a at Nsw i1rG w'h tqt 81, S
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Meeting with train having new and improved Draw.
NC" ioih.
az ~, ACCOMMODATIONS,
HA' AooO'A'ioDEAi iioN' Huhuays
eA"0P'euA
sOs A MI ACcoMuon.Tyoy srna,r,
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A. S. Smiths large stock of boots and
hoes is offered at cost for the next 60 days
Dec 5 II.
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EniE RAILwYA.
lam MILES UNDER 600 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE of COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles,
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles,
Dunkirk to New York. 460 Miles
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Rochester to New. York 3S5 Miles,
AND is rsoMl
cE- % TO s27 MILEs.THEi SHORTEST
ROUTES
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincin-
natl, DAYTON, trbana, Marion, Gallon, Mansneid,
| Ashland Akron. Cleveland, Warren, Mcadvilie,
Dunkrk, BufIlo and Rochester to
New York without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On snd aner Monday. November 10, 1869, trains
will leave Meadville at the following hours, viza
FRANKLIN HEsANC1h-.Going south.
49,,
LEAVE:
Meadyille, JAN 10 As n H., 10 P. NJ, AIS AN
ARRIVE:
tiapatih' iii citV, $50 So " i sSS $50 s,ooa
FRANKLIN z,RANCEI-.Going North.
LEAVE:
Oil City .,sA oAn, NJ, S,e9 Sss P; !; NJ
ARRIVE:
Meadville, SIS 1875 7,l5 n,EL"
GOING WEST.
AS A, NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily, Mondays
| excepted, for Cleveland, Cicninbatl and the West
| ard South. Connects at Ciarksville Sundays ex-
| cepted for Sharon Newcastle and Pittsburgh; al
| Leayittshurc for YOUNGSTOWN and Sharon; ut Cleve
and with Lake Shore Railway, for the west ant
| North-Wes at I,aveuua Sundays excepted. Tor Al
lance and Pittsburgh; at Akron. Sundays excepted
for Orville and Miilershurg, at urbana with Plits
burch, Cincinnati and It. Louis Ralw ay ior Indian
apolis and at Cincinnati with the Ohio q Missis
sipp hallway, for st. Lonis aud the south AM
SouthWest. a.,
Steering Coaches are attached to this train n
Holnesvile, running through to Cleveland withou
change.
9.45 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL daily sunGay
i excepted, for cleveland and the West and Nortt
West. Connects at Clarksvi.le for sharon, NeWc'
tie aud Pittsburgh, ard at Cleveland with Lax
Shore Railway for the West and Northwest.
$50 p. M. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. fc
Cleve and Cincinnati aud the West and South. :
Connects at Leavjt'sburg. Sundays excepted, ~
Youngstown; at Cleveland with Lake Shore tiai
way, for the West and North West: and Mt Clncii
aai, with tho Ohio IL Mississippi Railway for s
Lonis aud the South and Southwest
Sleeping Coach is attached 10 this train at Ne'
York. running through to Cincinnati.
lilo A. nj. ACCOMMODATI0N, Sunday
excepted, for Leavittsburg and Way Stations, con
Getting for You rgstown.
500 p. M. FREIGHT & ACCoMMODA
LION, daily
7.I5 A. III. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
1pted.
GOING EAST.
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pUFEALo AND FR1E RAILROAD.

DUFEALO AND FRgE RAILROAD.
ID On and afler Monday, Nov. .3ld, 1868,
Passenger Trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE EHIE-GoISG EAST.
1s9A A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
ls7tV Ripley, Wca,feld,. Dnnkirk and silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo ct AS A. NJ.
TN.kS a. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
AV'DV ping at Westield, Brocton, Dunkrk, Sil-
vercroek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
at2 10 p. NJ
1886 En- II !, SStIsas wses rxpangs ;.:s .s,
DGnl,ir and Silvercreek, and arrives al
Buffalo at 1o,45 p. NJ.
N,NA A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMAiODA
VsNO TION, stopping Mt all stations, arriving al
Buffalo at 1o,do A. NJ.
NsAk p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping n,
CsT~ Northeast Ripley, Westfed DunhirlS,
silvercreel and Angola, arriving at Bu..
fao at 100 p. VI.
GEAvE BUFFALO-GoISG WEST.
aD,9S P. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping Of An
a"~'"~o COLA. Silyercreek, Dunkrk, broc.on,
Wesifed and Northeast, arriving at Erie
at3,45 Z. NJ.
A.NNP. ", MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA
HsSV Tl0N, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erle at $50 P. N.
EsSsA A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping at
O'oV all stations, end arriving at Erie a lo,2o
O.nA P NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. s,o,
UsVV ping st Angola, silvercreek, DGnkirk
Brocton, Westfed and Northeast, arriv
ing Mt Erie at LEO A. NJ,
G.bGN A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
as~~V Silyercrcek, Dunkirk anu Nes,iield, al
irving at Eiia ai 4,fo A. NJ
Railroad time IL 10 minutes faster than Ellie
r ~. LRUWN, Genl Gupt.
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Advrtisln2 Medium,

The RECORD has no superior, as 1t cireula'es
wherever On Oil Operator or Dealer can be f0une'
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FROM EUROPE.
Outrngo nj Oxfars.

Outrage mt Oxfsrs.
LONDON, May 16.-The invaluable statuary in
Christ Church, oxford, was recently removed dur
ing the night and burned into lime. The press is
Ansther Victory for the sapphe.
The third yacht race between the American
Sappho and the English yacht Cambria was wen by
theeformer, as stated in . previous despatch. The
evening edition Of the Times has the following de-
tails OF the contest both yachts were becalmed
the first twenty miles Of the race, which beat to
windward and weathered the Ssppno under Bon
church Cliff tr.E.-- -z.
windward of her fourteen times successfully, in
working along the island in short boards, from st.
Catherine to the mark-steamer, completing the first
side OF triangle. The Sappho, from her greater
length, fOrereached and weathered on the Cam
the interest in the race ended. The mark. steamer
had to take the Cambria In tow, as she drfted with
the tide good breeze prevailed for the rst score
of miles, and the struggle for the weather position
occasioned considerable excitement dense fog
prevailed during the greater part Of the time"
The-Bauishment Of Cernuschi.
PARIS May 1s.-The Constitutional (semt-official
ergan) demands the setting aside OF the Punishment
of Cernusch the Italian banker, onEthe ground that
the Government can now AFFORD to be generous. The
writer also calls attention to the signal service
merly renderedH by Cernuschi.
The Smallpox In Paris.
The smallpox is spreading, the type being unu
sually virulent.
Tho Great English Rowing Match.
LONDON, May 1S.-The stakes for the boat race be
tween Kelly and Renforth have already been depo
sted. The race will take place on the Tyne on Mon
day next
Captain Eyre
The Board Of Trade, after long hearing, have de
clined to their judgment in the of Cap
tain Eyre, Of the Bombay.
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e q N q H Il = ..


House,
Continued from the Third Edition.
He believed in the American people building thsir
ships instead Of buying them abroad and il there
Of duty on all shpbuildng they could
be built at home. That the policy Of Enaland and
France where everything that went into ship free
3yOe ten iron ship would to mechanics 66
work 1t would consume 00o pounds of isn and
S1l0 600 worth Of machinery Was the profit Of all that
be lost to the United States and turned
countryy rH .fr..tI
The morning hour expired while Mr. Calkin speak
ing.
Mr.. Cessna, from the Committee Elections, made
report in the contested election of Wallace against
Simpson, from the Fourth Congressional district of
South Carolina declaring Wallace entitled to his seat
and gave aotcs that he would call it for action
Tuesday n 1t.
Mr. Cox sent to the clerks desk and had read tsle
gram to himself from A. o. Hail. announcing that New
York State had gone Demoor.tiS by over majority
The HOUSE then, at l45, went into Committee Of the
Whole Mr.. hldridge in the chair the Naval Appro-
pration BILL the question being the amendment offered
by Mr. Stevens 70 the first paragraph adding IS per cent
to the pay Of officers
Mr. Stevens withdrew the amends saying that he
understood that the Committee Appropriations had
agreed 70 rates of pay which would be acceptable.
Mr.. Washburn (Wis), reprssentieg tss committee,
thereupon offered amendment making the annual
of naval officers as folows:-
Admiral, $4,000
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On Leave

btaH ooers receive aocordihR 20 their relative
rank specified in general oder Of the Nav Depart
ment Of March l3, 1873.
Mr.. Wash burn explained that this annual salary
to be in lieu o. all and allowances now made ut dnin
ished ths pay of Admiral $685. of vice admirAs at
, 1888, and on shore S2l3, etc
Mr.. Morgan protested in the nams OF tne taxpayers
against these high salaries.
Mr.. Dawes advocated the amendment; In reply to a
question by Mr. Hale he said that the rates did
oude allowances for travelling expenses to ecsrs when
sent special duty.
Mr. Voorhees, took the part Of of the naval officers de-
clarng that he did sympathze with the movement
against them They had doAe their duty we duriag the
late and when the noneaPturs OF the Alsbama ey
the alluded he inclined to instance she
of MoseDy who had operating Al through the
within twenty miles of the capital and had not been
captured by the army
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FROM CUBA.
Proscriptive order Revoked

Proscriptive order Revoked.
By Cuba Gable. l
HAVANA, May 1s.--Captain- General de Rodas has
revoked the late order compelling persons going to
the United States to give security to the amount of
$4,000 that they will not engage in conspiracy against
the Spanish government in Cuba
ship News.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer
Washington sailed this morning for Saint Nazaire.
The George Washington sailed fer New York.
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EUUhI III NDAIIUN
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Case Of Captain Eyre.
He is Sustained by the Authorities.
A Third Cambria-Sappho Race.
The American Yacht Wins.
ETC., ETC., Etc. Etc, Etc.
The Case of Captain Eyre.
He is Sustained by the Authorities.
A Third Cambria-sappho Race.
The American yacht Wins.
Base BALL.
Athletic VS.. Unicn Of morrisania.
n1ninl nesrnfoh 70 The Epezina Tkl1rrarA

Athletic VS.. Unicn Of merrisaHia.
Special Dsspdtoh 10 The Evening 7clesrepA
ATHLETIC BASE BALL GROUNDS, eKvENTEHNTH AND
COLUMBIA AVENUE, May 1s.-The largest crowd OF
the season, and one OF the largest ever assembled
on these grounds s present this afternoon to wit
ness the return match between the Union, OF Nor
riszna, and the Athletic, OF this city The defeat
eustained by the latter club few days since has
heightened the interest In this contest to pitch sell
dom, II ever, surpassed In match OF base ball.
Is Is expected that superb playing will be made on
both sides. The betting s In favor of the Athletics
The more confident friends of the club have made
heavy wsgers that they will win by i've and even
ten runs.
The crowd has increased to nearly four thousand
people. tLtrf ,rr
Theodore Bomeister was chosen umpire
The Unions won the toss, and sent the Athletics
to the bat,
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
RxpIo.ion and Fire at Bangor.

BANGOR, May 1S.-A fire this morning caused by
gas explosion in the grocery store Of p. p Pearson
destroyed the ock and badly injured the building.
Pearson was in the act OF lighting the gas burner
when the explosion took place, and he severely
burned. The store was owned by ]. 3. Ingraham,
and insured for $1,000 in the Home Company, OF New
lin OF Philadelphia; $1,000 in the Hide and Leather
of Boston, and $500 In the Phoenix OF Hartford,
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DIsoRDERLY CHARAoTERs.-Three Norwe-
gian sailors who landed day or two since got
into an intoxicated state last night and on
reaching the vicinity of Fourth and Callowhill
streets created such disturbance as to attract
the attention of couple of policemen. They
were arrested and locked up in the Seventh
District Station. This morning Alderman
Toland imposed fine of So on each, and held
them TO keen the peace.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
all Sufferers Trying It.

DIR. FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy has
printed by the American Bank Note Oompanys
Finest Steel Plate Engraving with Medallion of DIR u
p. FITLER thereon. IT
The genuine sold by Druggists 81 50 per botsls Sin
bottles at &750 '.I -tr- 20 -
All letters communications answered and Rsmed,
delivered free Of charge.
MKDIo L ADVICE GRATIS DAILY. ir
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Silver. colored, went into the establishment of
Francis Quinlan, No. 6lS Pine street, yesterday
afternoon, and seated himself He began to be
considerably disorderly, when Mr. Quinlan
ordered him out Refusing, he was taken by
the shoulder by Mr.. Qqjnlan, when he turned
on the latter and struck him several times A
policeman was called in and took the refractory
Individual before Alderman Delaney, who held
him in $500 for trial
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CIeuALTY.-The schooner Amanda Flanagan,
which a few days ago was sunk at the Kensing-
ton Water Works, ON the Delaware, is now
bsing raised A German named Roop, on Mon
Sav while looking at the workmen, fell off the
wharf and was wedged In between the wreck
ing vessel and the logs, head downwards. When
re5eased. life was almost extinct.