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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-07
G0PARTNERSHLP.

NJ L. MEACHAM has this day associated
iva. with him his son. e. 4. MEACHAM
and J. b. PoSToN, OF Memphis, and A. w.
BrOwnsvfile, Tenn. under the firm name OF
NJ. u. MEACHAM q CO., for the purpose OF
continuing the Wholesale Grocery and Cotton
MeacbaTn 4 Treadwell. No. 8 Union street,
Sbonewall Block, where will alwaygH md
one of the largest and best selected of
Groceries. which viii be sold al tGS Vest
market rates. 4.
Mr.. Meacham returns his sincere thanks TO
his many friends and customers for their
kind and liberal patronage OF past years, and
earnestly solicits for the new frm eontinu-
ance of the same, pledging strict attention to
business.
Memphis, July i, 1870.
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ON FOUR MONTHS TIME!
PIANOS, aTS0RGANS
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
On Three and Four Months Time, with Good
City Acceptance.
ON HOUR MONTHS TIME!

NToW is your time 70 make your purchases.
~ Ny stock isVery large and must be closed
out TO make room for my fall stock.
StenWay q Sons $500 TO $500
Ernest Gabler's Pianos. 425 TO 800
VIM p. Emerson's Pianos. ............... S75 to 45G
Also. GOOD SECOND HAND PIAISOS, some
Of them almost as good as new. Prices from
Sl00 to S400 each. Mason q Hamlin's Organs
from S1U0 TO $500 each. Also, the celebrated
Burlett organs. Genuine Italian and Roman
Violin Strings.
n. B.-tountry Merchants and DeElers viii
please give me q call.
e. A. BENSON
Music House Sl7 Main st, Memphis, Tenn.
iy6
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DISPENsARY.
DR.. d. S. JOHNSON'S
MeticaI Dispsnsary, Memphis, Tenn


EOR the cure Of al forms of private diseases
Il Impotence, Seminal Weakness. sivnhiIis
etc, speedily cured: also, diseases peculiar t.
females. DR.. johnson has given his special
etten1ion to The cure OF Private Diseases for
y years An afflicted should call OF writ
aeolclnes sent by express to all parts and
cures guaranteed
s..s... leol ID. y JOHNSON. N. ID.
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Notice.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee.-In the mat
tber Of L. HOWkins, Bankrupt.-In Bank
ruptcy. District of West Tennessee-ss
To whom Il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointments as assignee Of L. Howkfns, OF
Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and state of
Tennessee, within said District. who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn. the 18th dayof June, AID,
$50. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
1e9 ASSIGNEE. etc. No. Madison 50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Il HE regular semi-monthIy meeting of the
j Confederate Relief and Historical AssO-
citation will be held this THURSDAY even
ing, at O'Clock. in the Municipa Court
room. All members RE requested to come
up and settle their dues. By order of the
President. jy7l JOHN W. DAWSON, See'y.
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WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.

Aemphis and Arkansas River Packet Ca
White River u 3. Nail Line.
TTNHE entirely new and magnfh. IT,
Il cent side-Wheel passenger 55lseSE a.z77lr
packet, built expressly for the trade,
X. p. oHE WooDs3URE Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY "a
O'Clock pm, for ali points on WHITE RTvFR
THROUGH TO JACKSoNPoRT; aliio, to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIvER
connecting at DEVALL's BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock aud Hot SPRINGS con-
Meeting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
vile for PocAHoNTAs and Intern esdiate points
on BLACK RIVER and with steamer Argos fof
BatesViile. For freight or passage apply on
board or at ONCE of the Company, No Msdi-
son street, Stanton Block.
W. H. KEHNEDAY, Agent.
CAsKIH & MCCLUNE, Tickets Agents, No 5
stanton Block. Lower Floor. ap:2
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

90tNtuE~8G fNIREk7AtNA5ElNsE 3
hURlNG the summer months the Wednes-
II day boat for Arkansas river will be
Withdrawn, and during the present good
stage Of water our boats will leave NJ EN- phis
for Little Rock and ali intermediate land
tngs as follows: -la
MARY BOYD..---.----..-..-R.l4 r. i. Haynes, master
Every Friday, at o'clock pm.
THOS. II. ALLEN. .... Ed NowIand, master
Every Monday, at 5 O'Clock ?. m.
Returning, will have Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
MARY B0YD.-.-...---.........R.L r. L. Hafnes master
Every Monday, at O'Clock pm. ?
TBOS II. ALLEN Ed. NOwland, master
Every Thursday, at O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
the line for speed and comfort. They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all
intermediate points on n ondays aud Thurs
days with the new and very Hght-draught
passenger packets Dardanelle, Captain Dis
mikes, and Forth smith, Captain Chapman.
Freights consigned TO tins LINE AT MEM-
PHIs OK MOUTH or WHITE RIVER will he for.
Warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President,
No. Madison ST.. Stanton Block.
UAsKIN q MCCLUNE, Ticket Agents, No.
Stanton Block. Lower Floor. iel4
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DIR. RUSSEnrys
SEPTENKIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
az North Court ST., Memphis.

WIS Institution, incorporated by the
i state Oi Tennessee, is a legalized Asso.
eiatlon OF Scientific Physicians and Surgeons,
devoted TO the treatment of patients, and in :
structions in the theory and practice of the
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR VICKsRURG.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con.
p2Hy---UHited Stntes Agil Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, A6outh White River,
Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort smith, J.,
Steamer Q CEn Ia Il - ~ Y.
Tom Berry ...... master.
This elegant passenger steamer rT~Ss
will leave as above q
FRIDAY. Sth Inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or al
Companyis office, No. Madison St. stanton
Block W. Il. KENEEDAY Agent.
CAsKIN & MCCLUNE, Ticket Agents, No. 5
stanton Block, lower door. iy7
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Ins0IVent Notice,

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the es-
II tate of George M. Gill, deceased. 1 hereby
give notice for all persons having claims
Court Clerk and dle ths same, authenticated
In the manner prescribed by law, on OF be
Iore the 18th day Of December. .lS70, and
any claim not filed on or before said day, OF
before an appropriation OF the funds OF saiG
estate Is made, shall be forever barred. both
In law and equity. s. TATE,
Memphis, June d 1870. les
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany---U. S. MaiI Line,


The new and elegant side-wheeI passenger
steamer.
PAT GLEBURNE, Captain Pritchard,
W1LL leave Cincinnati for IT.
w Memphis and all points on .k4esssslssszss7sf
Arkansas river, through to Little Rock,
Saturday, July 9th, al pm.
This elegant side-Wbeel passen ger packet was
built ex pressiy for the Memphis and ArkaII-
kansas river business, with an eye to eIe-
gance, comfort and speed, TO meet the in
creased demands of the travelling public and
residents on the Arkansas river. She is now
receiving the finishing touches and cOnnplet-
ing her equipment, and viii leave Cinci nnati
as above. our home merchants and planters
are respectfully requested to advise their for
wardtng agents and shippers to send their
Freight byt the Clsburne. FOR all inform a. ION
etc, apply at the Office of the company, No. s
Madison street, Stanton Block.
-1H JOHN -. ADAMS, President.
VIII. KENNEDAY, A gent jy7
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAvTNG THIS nav

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, July 6, 1870.
The river fell 5 inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
p feet inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
Business on the levee was quiet to-day
and there was nc packet at the levee at
dark.
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Europe Happy Because America Is Not.
Enaland versus Franoe.

sa as.ss
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For sale at retail by all respectable dealers.
A descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent TO any address on applies
ton.
No watches retaiied by the Company.
Address
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PAssMoRE g. RUFFIN
Driver Estate

'AKE pleasure in being able 70 announce
y sale OF handsome lots on Beale and
Linden streets, being part OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

The exhibition by the bcncfciarics of the
State, who have been and are being educated
at the Hartford Dcafan Dumb Asylum, given
at the Representatives Hall yesterday morn
ing, was very interesting occasion. Their
illustrations of the methods and results of the
instruction by the sign language were full and
satisfactory, and the exercises showed a won .
derful facility and degree of intelligence and
information which would hardly be expected
in those so unfortunate. One young man
named Page of this city about 10 years old,
appeared to be well educated and very intelli-
gent. He has been at the Asylum about y
year. and will graduate next spring. A little
girl named Treat of Frankfort, aged about 10
years, was very bright and intelligent pupil.
She has been at the Asylum only year yet
she now converses readily in the sign language
and writes her thoughts with facility and
clearness not shown by too many children
who are blessed with all their faculties. She
gave the closing exercise which was the Lords
Prayer given in the sign language. 1t was
decidedly new and elevating sensation to the
spectators, and we think the legislature is fully
satisfied of the value of the Institution and
will cheerfuly aid it in its great and good
work. On.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

The officers of the British and American
fleets in Portland harbor, who are to be the
guests to-day Of Gov. Chamberlain, will ar
rive here in special car by the regular af-
ternoon train, when they will proceed to the
Augusta House, where a dinner will be fur
nished them. The dinner will be a strictly
private affair. In the evening compliment
tary soiaes will be given at Granite Hall, in
honor of the Governor and Council and
their guests, at which time all those who
have received tickets of invitation will
be presented to the distinguished Off
GERS. The Portland Band has been engaged
and will enliven the occasion with some of
their best music. The hall will be appropri-
ately decorated. We append the names of
the committee of arrangements: Senate
Hon. T. II. Gushing, Hon. p. J. Carleton.
Hon. NJ. ID L. Lane, Hon. c. f. Gibbs.
House-Hon Lewis Barker, Hon. l. Reed,
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The following appointments have been
made by the Governor:
Andrew J. Mcleod, Bangor, to Solemnize
Marriages
d, Howard Tribou, Hampton, do do
NJ. A. Dougher,y Somersmith, n. H., do
ANDRoscoGGIS.
Archibald Wakefield, Lewiston. J. z. Q.
James H. Eveleth, Durham, Trial Justice.
CUMBERLAND.
Marquis d. L. Lane, Standish. Dedimus Jus
Edward r. Staples. Portland, J. p. Q.
Daniel Stowcll Cumberland J. p. @.
Frederick n. Dow, Portland, J. P. Q.
Nathaniel F. Dccring, do Notary Public.
FRANKLIN.
George II. Winslow, Strong, J. P. Q.
HANCOCK.
Henry S. Trevett, Trenton, J 2. @.
Samuel X Whiting, Castine, j. p. Q
Henry II. Clark, fremont, Notary Public.
Cyrus Emery. Sullivan, J. =. Q.
George w. Whitaker. Gouldsboro, j. p. Q.
kENSEBEc.
David Dennis, Gardner, j. L. =.
William Percival, China, Coroner.
Gustavus b. Chadwick, China. J. 7. @.
William A. Shaw, Sidney, j. p. Q;
KNOX.
Charles l.. Allen. Rockland, J. =. Q.
John Bird Rockland, j. p. Q.
John Ruggles, Jr., Thomaston, J. p Q.
LINCOLN
Calvin II. Taradcn, W iscasset. J. 2. Q.
OXFORD.
Marshal Walker, Lowell J. p. Q.
Isaac c. Fellows, Frycburg, J. p. Q.
Moses S. Moulton, Porter, Dedimus Justice.
Hiram A. Ellis, Canton, Trial Justice.
PENoBsCoT.
William H. Cary, Charlestown, Trial Justice.
John F. Wilson, Bradford, J. p ..
Joseph w. Humphrey. Bangor j Pc
Charles Stetson, Bangor, J. p. Q.
T. X. tombstone, Bangor, J. 2. q.
Benjamin B. Thatcher, Bangor, J. 7. Q.
PIscATAouIs.
Lcander A. Rogers, Dover, j. p. Q.
SOMERSET.
John NJ Skinner, ST. Adams, J. 7. Q.
Hannibal Ingalls,, Mercer, j. p. O.
VIM. Atkinson, Embden, Dedimus Justice.
WALDO.
Raymond S. Rich, Thorndike, Trial Justice.
Parker c. Crane, Winterport, Coroner.
Benjamin 0. Sargent, Searsport, Trial Jus.
WASHINGTON.
George 7. Hunter, Lubec, Notary Public.
George T. Hunter, Lubec, j. p. Q.
Emery S. Wilson, Cherryfeld, j. P. Q.
Enoch l.. Noyes, PASSPORT, j. p. Q.
York.
Simon B. Davis, Buxton, Trial Justice.
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BY an amendment which Mr.. Paine offers
to the tax section of the insurance bill, he
proposes to appropriate all sums received from
the tax on Insurance Companies to the sup
port of common schools, to be annually dis
tributed among the several towns of the State
in the same manner as was formerly done with
the money received from the tax on Banks.
From the Report of the State Treasurer it ap
pears that the State already has monies for
this purpose, the income of which is annually
SO distributed the amount of the fund being
1924, 05S.58, the interest of which to be an
nually distributed is consequently Sl70435l.
If to this sum can be added the proposed tax
on Insurance Companies, being $4,000 or
$50, 900 more, Mr.. Paine thinks it would be
a boon worth securing.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3

W ASTI1NG1ON, r 90. 8.
The Reconstruction Committee met to-day
and heard Gen. Anies regarding the situation
in Mississippi. Gen. Ames expressed APP
prehension that the restoration of the State
would result in the release of Yerger, who is
charged with killing Col Crane, Mayor OF
jackson. The answer 10 the question
whether if restored Mississippi would remain
loyal. he replied in effect that she would for
several years at least as in addition TO the
exercise Of the military provisions of the re-
construction acts, he had appointed such civil
officers as gave assurances of protection to all
classes regardless of race or color. The
Committee, Mr. Butler in the chair, finally
agreed to report a bill for the representation
OF Mississippi in Congress, similar to the Vir-
ginia bill, only changing the names when
niece ssary, and inserting the clause allowing
conscientious persons to affirm.
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We have noticed with pleasure the appoint
ment of John ID. Lang Of Vassaboro', as one
of the ten commissioners OF the Indian De-
partment on appropriations under the act Of
Congress of last April. No better or more
judicious selection could have been made
Friend Lang not only has the business qualiti-
cations fitting him for the place, but also
benevolent and philanthropic heart that will
temper and give tone to his official duties to
the beneficiaries of the government In his
relations with the Society Of Friends, of which
he is a worthy member. he has had occasion
to make himself familiar with the necessities
of the Indian tribes.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW York, Feb, ;.
Prince Arthur at the invitation of Gen.
Mcdowell, visited the harbor forts this after
ternoon He was received with a royal salute
at Governors island.
The small pox is diminishing, there were
only eight fatal cases this week.
Harvey Mcclure, boy who was run over
by the horse ears, has recovered $1,000 dam
ages from the company.
The National Board of Fire Underwater.
who have been holding session here, have
adopted form of obligation pledging all the
companies TO abide by the rates, regulations
and requirements of the board or its execu-
tive committee. Agents who place risks al
less than tariff rates are on second conviction
to be removed. The board has adjourned.
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Miscellaneous Items.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.
At radical caucus at Jefferson City last
night, the question of the expediency of sub
hitting to the people an amendment to the
constitution entranchising all those now de-
prived of suffrage without regard to race or
color, was discussed and was carried by near
ly two-thirds vote.
In the State Senate yesterday, the Commit
tee on constitutional amendments reported
amendments repeating the double liability
clause in the constitution, abolishin2 district
courts, and repeating all DISTINGUISHING pro-
visions. The constitutional bill was made a
special order for Wednesday next,
WOODROW, VT, Fab. g.
Gov. Washburn seems to be sinking and
there is hardly o possibility OF his recovery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

Gen. Harris, Superintendent of Public
Buildings, has been the fortunate recipient of
first class prize in recent gift enterprise in
{ lis city. 1t is in the shspe of copy of
Church's superb chrome of Niagara Falls.
1t is put in an elegant frame, the first cost of
which was $50. and is 3 feet inches long
and feet 8 inches wide. The General has
hung the picture in the rounda of the State
H., u G, where 1t attracts considerable attcn-
ton. e.. ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

Business is now little more lively in both
branches of the legislature. Petitions for
various matters coming in by the score,
the members are nearly all in their seats and
we may now look for earnest work The con-
tested Madawaska election case, Keegan vs.
Dickey, was opened yesterday in the House,
but an adjournment was had before Mr. Baker
had finished his argument in favor of the con-
testant. The question seems 10 depend upon
whether certain plantations, especially Cyr,
were legally organized at the time of last falls
election. Considerable interest is manifested
in the question. and the House was well filled
with spectators. Both of the interested par
ties are democrats. Mr.. Dickcy is well
known, while his competitor Mr. Keegan, is a
young man evidently of French extraction
and OF very genial and agreeable disposition.
On.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3.
COTTON-without decided change; sales $500
bales mid uplands 25Al
FLOUR-sales 600 bbls: state and western dull
and decliniag: superIine to fancy state +tUd5U:
superfne TO choice western 460a6l0; southern dull
dropping; sales 1000 bbls common TO choice $50 q
g15
WHEAT-No. , spring lis dl2l, the latter for
choice Minnesotta; winter red western l2e 100.
CORN-new mixed western $3.50.
OATS-state 5SGi0; western 53ls d5i.
BEEF-quiet and steady; sales $50 bbs.
PORk-new mess p - g2j p; prime - 30 523 90.
LARD--steam l57Fal6I4; kettle l7dl7l4.
sUGAR-tar to good refining 97s al0ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

If by any accident the editor of the Belfast
Journal could be elected President Of the
United States, it would be impossible for him
at the present time to take his seat. Mr..
Boil is in his way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

No intelligence has as yet been received
from the friends of young Clark, who com
mitted suicide in the Jail in this city the other
night We should have stated in our article
yesterday. that Coroner VIM. II. Libby of this
city was Immediately summoned to hold an
inquest on the body of the deceased, but
found an inquest UNNECESSARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

We are requested by the committee who
have in charge the arrangements for the re-
ception of the naval officers to-day, to state
that no person will be admitted TO the hall
without presenting a card Of invitation at the
door. This is announced to correct an inn
preston that has gone abroad that the soJee
is to be public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

The STANDARD says that Mrs. Fisher, a
widow lady residing on Cushnoc Heights, fell
on Sunday 2Sd ult., and badly fractured her
arm; it was set by DIR. Martin, and is doing
we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

Hon. A. b. Farwell, Hon. G. II. Whidden
Hon. VIM. McGilvery, Thos. h. Twitchell.
Esq, +. b. Mildram, Esq, Hon. James +.
Patten. Augusta-Ex-Gov. Cony, Hon. r.
ID. Rice, Col. II. S. sOsgood, Col II. A. De.
Witt
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Capt H. o. Nickerson of Roa1field, fell
from scaffolding in his barn on Tuesday.
and broke one of his hips just below the
socket He laid upon the floor of the barn
accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

At the friendly contest Of billiards between
Henry Shiel of Portland, and Charles F.
Smith of this city, last evening Mr.. Smith
won the first game by score of $50 to 1873.
The second game, which was French carom,
was also won by Mr.. Smith. Score so to 50.
Mr.. Shiel made the highest run of the even
ing, Ill The games were witnessed by
many interested spectators.
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Marrirn.

In Westbrook. 30th ult., Charles I. Walkerto Miss
Adelaide sawyer, both of Westbrook.
B In Pennington, 18th ult John NJ. Walton to Miss
Mary l.. johnson.
In Rockland, 18th ult., George J., Putnam to Miss
Mary j. Rowell, both OF Thomaston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04
FROM PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Feb 3.
The officers of the Plymouth are giving a
dinner TO the officers OF the Monarch at the
Falmouth, this evening.
The Mantonomah and Terror have been or
lered to Boston, and the Plymouth and
Benicia to Portsmouth,. After coaling the
Benicia will sail for the China seas.
Capt. Commerell has telegraphed to Eng
land for permission to take his ship into New
York and Boston harbors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

newspaper without either marriages or
deaths is like house without doors or blinds.
Probably no department of the paper is so
attractive to the ladies as this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04
Destructive Fire.

HARTFORD, Feb 8.
The Iron Spoon Shop OF Charles Parker, in
East Meriden, was entirely destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss is estimated at $780,
600, on which the insurance is small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04
DieO.

In Portland, LIST inst, Sarah Heating, widow OF
the late Walter Heating, aged 81 years; Miss Rose
Melauyh, aged 50 years; Freeman u. Means, aged
Is years ii months
IN Bangor, LIST inst, Mrs. Deborah d, II. Davis,
aged 81 years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

Shaker of the Period was in Lewiston the
other day with load of "apple sarcc." Some
of the naughty boys ''sarced" him, and he
gave them shaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

The weather yesterday was rough, disa-
greeable and decidedly wintcrish. Those who
were so lucky as to sit by glowing CRATE,
ought to be grateful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-04

At business of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Hallowell, held recently, the
following officers were elected:
Benjamin Fowles, President.
ii. 5. Owen, Secretary.
f. j. Hcrscy, Treasurer.
II. A Tobey, II. s. Barton, Executive Com
mittee.
This Association comprises goodly num-
Der of energetic young men, whose hearts are
in the work and whose labors seem productive
of much good