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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17

Several members of the jameson Guards
came to the city yesterday to witness the de-
oarture of the Cadets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17
The Weather..
WAR DEPARTMENT
PROBABILITIES.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June l6.-7 80 T.. M.
PROBABILITIES.
1t is probable that a severe local storm will
pass over Southern Georgia tonight. The
rains and threatening weather in the Mis-
sissippi Valley will probably extend eastward
on Saturday to the Blue Ridge, with fresh
and brisk eastern winds from Lake Erie and
Superior, and southeasterly winds on the
gulf coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17
The Methodist Book Concern.

New York, June l6. The Methodist Book
Concern Committee in secret session Thurs
day, decided to conduct the trial of Rev. DR..
by Rev. DR.. Carlton without further investi-
CATION into the affairs of the Concern, except
such as may come up in DR.. Lannahan's de-
fence.
A resolution was passed asking DIR. Lama
han to bring forward whatever new proofs OF
mismanagement he may have. Bishop James
was present and Bishops Ames and Scott are
expected. Bishop Simpson is seriously ill a,
Philadelphia. 1t is not expected that report
ers will be admitted to-day. The Methodist
Preachers Meeting at Buffalo, recently
passed resolutions condemning DR.. Lama.
hams course and sustaining DR.. Carlton.
The Murderer Foster.
Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying publishes a
card denying the statement that the murderer
Foster declines to see him, and adds, ''Foster
was formerly one of my Sunday School schol-
ars, and belongs to a most respectable family
in St. Georges church. My personal interes,
in him, and my prayers for his parents and
family, have led me to visit him as his only
pastor, and propose to continue these visits,
whatever may be the result with him. have
found him respectful and grateful object of
my attention.
WestOn's Walk.
Weston completed his 320th mile at one
o'clock this morning, and now expects to
finish the 400 miles at ten o'clock this p. M.
Two hours ahead of time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17
Local ann State Mems.

Jordan of the Standard has arrived home
from the region of black flies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17

Stone & Murray's Circus is advertised in
ur Daily this morning, and by neat and mod
st posters at various places in the city. Their
1how-bills do not appear to be as flaming as
hose generally put out by circus companies,
ut close examination of them will show
hat they are neatly executed, and contain a
treat deal more than meets the eye on the first
lance. People in this vicinity need not be told
huch about Stone and Murray Circus. These
Gentlemen always have an arenic exhibition
hat can be depended on for faithfulness in pre-
enting to the letter what they advertise, as
yell as for the certain accessories of first
lass artists in every line. American artists
banding at the head Of their profession, as
Fell as eminent and leading stars Of Euro
can celebrity lend their aid to please, graft
=, startle and astonish the patrons of this cir
us. A grand novel free attraction is added
b the long list of exciting realities which
bike place beneath the canvas. At one o'clock
grand balloon ascension, thrilling in the ex-
RENE, and daring and startling promenade
yer slender wire, from the ground to the
entire pole, by celebrated lady wire walker,
axe place. This large circus company will
nake its grand entrss into Augusta on the
horning of Tuesday, june 9th, and will ex-
ibit here afternoon and evening of that day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17
New York Produce Market.

,,, New YORK, June l6.
GOTTON-sales 25i5 bales: mid uplands 2Ox.
FLOUR $3.50; state 60a6 30; round hoop Ohio
0oao 90 western e0a6 80; southern OOOa0 90.
WHEAT $4,000 bu; Mol spring 52ha new
TO z 40 g. winter red and amber western
CORN $1,000; new mixed western, 1916 4; old
OATS-state620OO; western 65ha60
PORK-OO0. tnew mess, 1500g old O0OO
GO o. ~, prime o.. ools. ooals5o
WIIIsKEY GOO; western free, a@s'
RICE-Carolina, % a91.
o, soGAR- Porto Rico, q; Muscovado, 8
MO- AssEs-N. o. A..
sP1s TURPENTINE Al.
ROSIN-255 for strained. 4ltI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is; refined. as.
fkEiGnTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton
hour s. d, wheat Cd
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, June l6.
FL0uR-spfing extras.
WHEAT-No. ., 27I
CORN-5ih.
OATS 5Ofor No.2.
BARLEY--75 for No.2.
MESS PORK l4.37k
LIVE HOGS-43O
RECEIPTS 1000 -four, 5000 wheat, 2ss, 900 corr
80 900 oats, 1900 barley, I 600 hogs
SHlPMENTS-tO0O flour, 215, 900 corn 90 900 oats
Geo barley, 1000 hogs.
Cincinnati Produce Markc
CINCINNATI, June 16.
MESS PORK-l5.50
BULK MEATS-sides ~
neutrality-suspicious. 81; clear rib 81 ;sides9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17

EXTRACTS :-"FELLows' COMPOUND SYRUP
OF HYPoPHosPHITEs ranks foremost amongst
the remedies used in Incipient Phthisic,
Chronic Bronchitis, and other affections of
the Chest, and have no hesitation in stating
it. IS. Z. EARLE, NJ. ID.
"St John, N. b.
II strongly recommend the use Of Eel
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITBs
to all who may suffer in any way from disease
or weakness Of the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes,
or General Debility. J. Fl. w. ScoTr, NJ. ID.
Georgetown, n. B." 13junet&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17

THE PARKS HOUSE, 1877 Washington street,
Boston, conducted on the European plan, is
one of the most conveniently situated hotels
in the city. Parties remaining in the city
over night will find good accommodations at
the Parks House, at reasonable prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-17


Yesterday was the closing day of the hos
italities extended to the Woodbridge Cadets.
1t nine o'clock the Capital Guards met at
heir armory and proceeded to the Augusta
louise where they took in escort the Cadets
nd marched to the Kennebec arsenal, where
Aer parading the grounds they stacked arms
nd spent SOME little time in examining the
Fmory and other buildings. The dress pa
Ade was omitted for want of time previous to
he arrival Of the train. On their way to the
rsenal the route led by St. Catharine's Hall,
here the companies were enthusiastically
reeted by the young lady pupils at the
chool. Leaving the arsenal grounds, the
pmpanies passed through several of the
treets on the east side, on their way to the
rmory of -he Capital Guards, which they
cached in lively shower. Here they spent
be few moments remaining before the arrival
the noon train from Bangor, in social in
ercourse. The Cadets were then escorted to
be depot by the Guards who gave them three
earty cheers, repeating the same for the
anu anu the Jameson GuaTuS. HeSc
heers were returned with will by the Ca
ets. Then followed the leave-taking and
be good-byes, and as the train moved west
ard from the depot the strains ofg"Auld
|ang Syne" mingled with the parting cheers,
nd the company departed, highly pleased
it'll their reception and entertainment at the
hpital. '-"e''
The Guards then marched to their armory
here the General Order was read lifting
Fom them the probation under which they
ere placed few months since, and placing
hem on an equal footing with the other COM
anies in the State, the command of the COM
any being placed temporarily with Lieut..
Fare. The reading of the order was re-
eived with cheers. The company was then
smissed, the members of which have done
onor to themselves during the visit of their
nests from abroad, and reflected credit upon
be city.
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WestOn's Walk.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June l6.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS. - English
modesty cannot bear to look at the Greek
or Italian sculptures, but it can, bare.
breasted and in close embrace, dance the
pOlka-a modest German invention. This
amorous dance is one Of the accomplish
ments which the Celts have learned from
the Saxons. The English, from their ply
Biological constitution, and, as it were, by
instinct, quote Scripture against chastity.
The freshman may be profligate, but yet he
knows that chastity is possible. The argu-
ment of English divines aud writer's that
chastity is unnatural, and celibacy of clergy
an imposture, is not sustained by facts.
The medical officers of certain institutions
in large cities know that houses of ill-fame
are supported chiefly by married men and
they are also cognizant of the fact that the
very busiest time of the brothels is during
the sessions of the general assemblies of
the Protestant clergy. This fact was made
public in court of justice not long since,
in Edinburgh, but it is equally true of the
large cities in England and the United
States. The Anglo-Saxon horror of cell
bacy, and fasting, and humiliations, arises,
not from n pure reading of the Bible, but
from the gross animalsm of the race,
which the Catholic Church failed to eradi-
cate. Reading of the Bible will not ex-
plain how it is that spiritual fanaticism
charactcrizes Celtic dissenters, while beast
iy fanaticism is the gospel reading of the
Saxon. Celts become Methodists, or Pres
| hyterians, or Spiritualsts, as in Wales and
tltc Highlands; Saxons become Mormons,
Free Lovers, etc.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

Two CATHOLIC HERoEs.-We have al
ready given some notices of the Catholic
soldiers from the northwest of France and
their prowess in the war. These sterling
patriots, the rightfu1 possessors of that Of
ten misappfied epithet, were mon of faith.
they were SO; the most undeniable of all
being the zeal and devotion to the tempor-
al cause of the holy Father, displayed BY
many of them, who served the Pope in
arms as long as their service conld be.avail-
able, though neither worldly honor nor
s0-German war iS has been the same. AL
most every number of the Catholic journals
has given some instance of their piety,
This very week We read in pUniuers: "On-
~ three days since, there was at the Rueil
ambulance a young Breton dying of his
his agony, raised himself mp in his bed and
exclaimed: Jesus Christ shall conquer
Christ Jesus our Lord! Yes, He shall con
quer, and His kingdom shall come on earth!
Q my God, may Thy kingdom come, may
Thy will be done ! Here his voice failed
hi, he sank down and calmly expired.
There were all sorts of men in the ambu-
lance, men of no religion mobiles of lS4S,
franc-tireurs from Paris, and so forth-but
they all appeared awe stricken, and some
OF them were moved even to tears. Others
covered their faces, and respectful silence
preFaheo LOT long time. The same day
there was in the same place, another man
a soldier whip had both legs frightfully
shattered by a shell. Both had to be am.
putated. The operation was long and agon
izing. The poor fellow-a Vendean youth
Fof little more than twenty underwent il
without single complaint. He prayed oc.
caslonaily in the words, Pardon, my God
pardon for France and for me- We re-
ceived the description of these two fact.
from friend who witnessed them both, ant
whose manner in relating them to us show
ed how deeply they had affected him"
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A little boy who went to church was
cautioned to remember the text, which was,
''Why stand ye all the day idle9 Go int
my vineyard and work, and whatsoever is
right will pay thee" johnny came home,
aud was asked to repeat the text. He
thought over it q while and then cried out,
''What do you stand round here doing NUT
FIN for; go into>my barnyard and work, I'll
make it all right with you.r
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germ eintreiben- eemib cine rcllse Nusz
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LAMB Y5uts eerponnen iein. Der@roQ,
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wlblt.
Daflr @ollen bic Gl1d0er rurh bic
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in StraBbur9 entladpt9t merpen.
IS beibt, tab piele Gabrifanten i'm
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