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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
The Legislative Journal.

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formed from day r. day of the proceedings OF the
newt legislature, and we offer it upon the follow
ing very liberal terms - - ,
i COPY of Daily keDnebec journal, TO one ad-
dress for the session, 500; copies, $40; 10
copies $500. Additional subscribers taken at the
same rate. . =, =
of the Legislature will be published in the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
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Members OF the douse, Postmasters, and inter
ested parties generally, to make up large sub
scription list.
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copy for himself; all clubs must be sent in on
package, to one address. (unless by special ar
rangement made at this office)
All clubs must be raised before the third day of
January az will be received alter the sessi N
Will then be taken. Those who want the complete
legislative record must begin with the first issue
back numbers can not be furnished
Those who int, nd raise clubs had better begin
in good season and not delay until about the be-
ginning of the session, some have done in years
past, to their own loss and our inconvenience.
SPRAGUE, OWEN q NASH
Publishers of the Daily kennebec journal and The
Weekly Kennebec Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06

The Spanish authorities are in trouble
over Cuban matters, as well as home af
fairs. That hayward island has been an
expensive piece ofproperty to Spain for sew
eral years past, besides. endangering the
peace with this country. After enduring
few more plaques on account of Cuba.
perhaps Spain will be willing to let it
slide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06

months, as the diplomatic correspondence
will show, have there been any complications
with Spain. The whole affair, then, amounts
only to this, that the recent emeute in Havana
has made Spain resolve once more to con-
quer her rebels. and compelled the United
States TO send out ships for the protection of
our citizens in case of possible danger"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
THE SPANISH-CUBAN BUSINESS.

TIE SPANISH-CUBAN BUSINESS.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says news has been received at
the capital (which explains the meaning of
the meeting OF the Spanish Ministry, At the
sam; time that it shows there is nothing in
the relations of Spain and the United States
which is affected by it. For the one hun
dredth time the Spaniards have determined
to crush the Cuban Instruction, and last
great effort, regardless of expense. is to be
made to wipe out The insurgents in the East
ern Department. Valnaseda will not be re-
moved, and though he is called the Butcher
of Cuba" it is unquestionably in the interest
of humanity that he should be retained. He
has bad material to deal with aud many pas
sions and prejudices TO encounter, the mur-
der of the medical students being one among
many of the events which he has no power to
stay. In Cuba the Cubans have no rights
which the Spaniards are bound to respect,
and foreigners especially Americans, though
they may live in the island in safety for years,
can never tell the hour ola general massacre.
There are times, too, of general insecu-
rity such as the present when the presence
Of American ships in Cuban waters is abso
lutely necessary as a safeguard against vio-
lence. 1t is this necessity which sent the
Terror to Havana, and her presence there
has no significance beyond this SO the whole
question of war growing out of the recent dis
turbances resolves itself into thin air not sufii-
GENTLY dense to fan a little flame, even at a
time SO opportune as the meeting of Congress.
The State Department feels sore at the re-
port which has been put in circulation that,
as a counter statement to our argument be-
fore the Geneva Conference as TO the I'M
friendly spirit manifested towards us by Great
Britain during the rebellion, England will
attempt to show that we have been as I'M
friendly toward Spain in regard to Cuba. If
the argument was sound one it might have
same force, but even while it is unsound, and
probably a lob" it is regarded here as
dangerous because it is drawn from Latin
Power and addressed to at least two arbitra-
tors OF Latin extraction. The escape of the
Hornet and other vessels of like character
has saddled embarrassing responsibilities
upon US, bnt neiueer now nor at any time for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
Daily Kennebec Journal
DURING THE SESSION OF THE
Fffty.First Legislature Of Maine,
Beginning January 3, 1872.
OFFICE OF THE
Daily Kennebec Journal and
Weekly Kennebec Journal i,
AUGUSTA, November, Il

AUGUSTA, NUVtINUtr, IcII.
1t ia unnecessary to urge that every farmer, mer-
chant LAWYER, business man, in the state of Maine
will be interested the acts of the Fifty-First Lee
isature, and should be well informed in relation 10
the dongs of that body while in session Inc
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL will give full reports
of each days proceedings during the session. ana
xr.,rlt xa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06

Washington correspondents say that the
democratic members and senators from
the West decline to have any share in the
proposed coalition between disaffected
republicans and democrats to defeat
Grant. They pronounce it scheme of
Eastern birth, which will not succeed on
Western SOIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young M len from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circu.
lars sent Tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2, South
Ninth St.. Philadelphia, Pa. sep3.t3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
Special Notlees.
STATE OF MAINE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, Nov. 20, 1871.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of December next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ
Attest: FRANKLIN NJ. DREW
dec2-f&w Secretary of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28

po.pD vAyTEp-G ENTIEMAN AND WlfB AND
Is res chbJren eldest s ysars eidl Win ssr',mi ce.
49,, lei us.rn Tweuty third aud Ffthtuh streets lhra sue
seventh avenues not 20 exceed SbO PEI week Aaaes
"a A IA Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

- Prince Orlor Is the newly appointed Munster
OF Russia at Paris.
M. Kern the diplomatic representative OF
Switzerland In France, has arrived at Berne.
M. Jules Favre has joined the meetings Of the
Parliamentary Left Centre OF which NJ. Ernest
Picard Ii also q member.
General Baron Chaza, Minister of State In
Belgium is at Uzos, near Pau, where he intends to
pass some time.
The Prince de Bourbon and De Braganza,
brotner-ln.law Of Queen Christina OF Spain, is al
Havre.
~. Cremieux has had an interview with NJ.
Thers Chief Of the Elk Power on the subject
OF the naturalization OF Jews in Algeria
king Victor Emmanuel, accompanied by Col.
onel Nasi and Commander Agnemo, has left Turin
for valdlerL
Mgr verroles, Bishop Of MaDtchourie and
Mgr. Guillemn, at the head Of the diocese OF Can.
ton, have arrived In Paris.
The Arcildu chess Sophia, mother of the EN-.
peror of Austria ana the Archduke Francis Charles.
elt lsch! IN oraer to AVOID meeting the Emperor
- The Elk Emperor Napoleon has sent his por.
TRAIT with ms autograph, TO every deputy who
bly, at Bordeaux.
Mr. J. Paterson. chief engineer OF the Agin-
court, has been removed from tnat vessel and ap.
ery aoat at Cnana anu Oh hn a
menced the duties Of his new appointment.
IN. Theirs. according to the French papers
wishes 10 raise the army 10 an effective OF hall
million men, ana has insisted before the Budges
Commission on the necessity OF having q Formidable
force IN case OF war.
- Prince de Bismarck according to the Afubs.
hduSe,ler AtsdCidn, has decided that The denomna-
tona school administration established by the civil
commissioners In Alsace is 10 be henceforth carried
on without any restriction as to creed.
ssGaribaldi,' according to a letter from La
Maldalena, "is lnfrm; MS usual pains torment him
more than ever On some days he cannot leave hts
chamber. He Is now almost alone, only having with
HIN his secretary, NJ Bass0, and an Old servant.
No member Of his family Is at Caprera at this
menL"
THE President OF the Confederation, at the last
sitting OF tile SWISS Federal council, was authorized
TO lnorIa the governments of Great Britain and the
United states that he willingly accepted the mission
OF dominating OF the nemDers oi the tribunal
appointed TO decide on all matters connected with
the Alabama claims.
Prince Rodophe Lobkowitz made the ascent
OF Mont Blanc successfully on the LIST inst He was
accompanied by only TWO guides and his servant
Tne travellers started from the Hotel du Mont Blanc
ON The previous evening, as II simply going To take
a stroll In the grounds, and without giving any IN
tmatlon OF their intention to attempt TO reach the
suul;nlt wntcn they succeeded In doing az nino
O'Clock nexI morning and remained Tor an houi IN
the enjoy menJ Of the magnificent view, which "a
Already 20 well known by description. The Prince,
on ma return, astonlshed ms follow tourists, VINO
are staying at the Motel, by IN account or the feat
he M q reformed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
BROOKLYN ASSURANCE.
Alleged Fraua on the Charch Of Oar La dy OF
Mercy.

Alleged Fraua on the Church of Oar La dy OF
Mercy.
Detective Folk Of the Brooklyn Central ONCE, on
Saturday arrested John Reidy, an Insurance agent.
residing on 1hlrd avenue, corner OF Twenty-eighth
street, South BROOKLYN, on charge OF obtaining
money under ialsc pretences IL Is alleged that In
February last the accused received sum OF money
from the pastor Of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy,
Rev. Father Tafe, who IL absent In Europe, Tor
the purpose Of Obtaining insurance policies on the
Gnu rcn, parsonage and organ In the Mechanics.
Atlantic, henix, Nassau, continental ana Montauk
Compan les. The assurances were not effected. tho
Kew. Father McElroy discovered the discrepancy on
the part OF Mr. Kedy yesterday, when he caled-at
the offices oil the companies named and found that
there were no policies outstanding To tho Interest
OF the church property IN question. The accused,
who Is held for examination, says that ne cal ex.
plain the matter to the pastor upon his return
home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28

CONSISTING OF TWENTY YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL
THE Ths eR F1SsF Fr ERsos 2spH
baEGaSs DUTCH Ths SH5
n SSs ia
Mr.. J4Mss coLLiSs AND MISS IAkfHA MkEN
x,ss rvm. c.aITMo mons. oAkL Eiss Lille o.n,n
80 and dty others. every sveuipg; 10 d,aeren. acs
Box Isff AND
Boorn's THEATRE IoTFA.
LAST NIGHTS
of the Brllian. Young commedienne
Lolita,
LITTLE NELL
MAKGHiONEss,
WITH THE SAME STRONG DISTRIBUTION
OF THE CAST.
LITTLE NELL MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT $780,
n. s " advance theatre also at
DowERY THEATRE.
81 Rn salt Rs AS aEsaa
N iaro SEAN f NYKsr.
Engagement VITA the universal avorte and popular Come
mr. @. swAINE BUCKLEY,
of the buckley serenaers who, having retired
~
in which Mr.. BUCKLEY win sustain
EIGHT DIFFERENT CHARACTERS,
TEN xES H%sSSrs i$ SSs5g SONGS
vs sEEA S s1s s$s 81 s' Tue sfFrep ,
DUTcH soNGs BY RON BoLAs
JEALOUS PHILOSOPHER.
eth AvEHUG THEATRE.
- sos Lease end Manager; Mr. AUGIsTIN pAtY
WILL BEGIN on Tuesday evening", September 3, with the
Praagefon OF an Original new drama BY Mr.. AUGUsT1N
pAAi' IN aSe ao''' eas'sa hrvoRcr
In which the BRILLIANT NEW COMPANY viii appear
The box odice will open Saturday morning September Al
O'Clock, when seats may be secured
n brooklyn
For week only,
Commencing se{temhsrA
JEFFERSON
RIP VAN wINKLE
Box ONCE open Thursday, August 81.
Manager CHARLES JEFFERSON
CHUT THE DOOR SOFTLY, MOTHERS ASLEEP
~ The beauti ul new song by Pattison price s5c.
N PArTlSON CO.. AZ and 80 East Twenty third street.
rTRENOR's LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH AVENUE, AND
Adeph Hall, Fty-sec ond street, Broadwa and
Seventh avenue.Nghs be for Balls Ooncerts
Lectures Private Iheatrcas. &c. Apply either hail.
M HALLAMs MUSICAL ACADEMY, NO. ~
WI. Union square, Fourth avenue. Instructions, viz,
Harmony. Pupils instructed from the first rudments
most classical ensemble playing. Terms $l0 $40, 90
Term begins at time OF subscribing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT.

-
and Commonaty OF the cy Of New York. relative
widening and s'Talahte9HnnsG Of
between .rss .nS Sfynns street. .,d ais.
s sn Ss
second street ana ForyNeventh street. OF greater width
'AAn 'O' 'e'' In THE CITY OF NEW YORK
We the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate and Az
the owner or owners occupant oeoupant Of ..
and lands thereby
FrstIna. we have completed our s,emsse az
ss IL M
;S ~r BE- % s
Chsrmsn, a, the oGce the Commis.oners 81 Nassau
.d
s (: ss e. en- ss :n ss s % Is: 5:
attendance 6. our said oice on each OF said ten days. ~
second~That the estimate and
s1 %
report have been deposited IN the ONCE OF the Depart
ms sn Sn nn the day Of speeer ISL
saa a. o~ 20 w os pcss
sna situate living and being in sd c and Sso 5 Sy and
ng named and avenues, that 10 to say
fty."n,n street. with the centre Inc Eighth and
thence along the centre line o.
line Of Manson TO the centre line Of
to he us OF Lexington
thence soushcry along the lines Of
along the centre line OF Fonre nth street 70 the cen
i'm se line 81 fourth o the ae Of
place, thence westerly along the centre line OF Aston
place to Broadway thence sou,herly along che centrs
wvey place ea 70 IN. line AVENUE
nortbery along the centre line or sixth avenue 10 the
centre line OF Fourteenth street to the centre Inc OF Seventh
Z sss.s es
along the cevs ne Of street TO me centre nne
kG % ssSss e s 81
10 The Of ninth avenue thence norSer
centre line OF Ninth hne Of Sxy-sSh
street, thence eastery along the centre line o. sxy.sth
ery along the line Of Eighth avenue to the point
place Of besnnine.
Supreme Court Of The State Of New York. al special
thereof be he before the Honorable Albert Cardozo
Justice the Court House at tne ,1ty Hail. IN the city
of New York. upon further notice OF twcny days to be
section OF chap,e6 tho laws OF the State OF New York,
passed February "a. ISL $500
Will %liEISM WOOD %oo6. Commissioners
Dated NEW YORK. August H. ISL.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869. IN HE LONDON
Bankruptcy Court TO John Carson, late OF II Drmmona
street. square the comfy Middssex aimee Of W
Hereford road, Baysw,e IN the same UNITY anu sincc Oh
B. bark place, Moscow road. In the same county
but now resident ont of Enqsnd Of no
You to this Cou by Ann West ~ Drummono street Eus,
ton In the couo of Middlescx, England WIDOW ana
th, Court has ordered that the publication OF WIS not IN
be onn2n Gszee one local paper ana TWO pspcn ms
ling In New York he United states OF hmcrca sn pc
deemed TO be service OF the petition upon you ana
take noes tbs, e saa petition wiz be nrsa n m a
which day you required to appear ane YOU 90 nov ap
pear The Court may sdJuge you 10 yout M
The petition can be inspected oy you 9 ps,s " WI"
o'we Dated this i''a dA' OF Aat.h kszL1r. Registrar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
ANUsEMENr-.

WALLAox's. TaIRD WEEK
Of the most ''''' S. rYSS 81 Fssssr
HER new ac COMPANY,
1ap away large numbers by the nightly an
IIlsiS * ROOM Sot ONLY
sArta ap's fksss1NTHIS Sak Z. a Nh sRd
tue A'0A'y successful g sEGr ss < STo
with 4. xAcs,v1crS hL SdST TEARD.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES. r,v, wren,
and supported b, Mis-. LYDIA ra GArHArlS hAs
RT PEE M; willie EDouis, Il MONTGOMERY,
zeron, ily Earl Kate sshcote Loai Mira, Kate Eyer
Musical Director. .;,........ Mr. MICHAEL CONNOLLY
for 81 ans the
SEATS NAY BE sHS aHaa SIX DArs IN AD-
,.s ssss SUCCESS
and aAyLER's PoPttLAR DRAMA
OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
'''e'ysf n1sssi Th es or DE1cu
anu s RrG ssrrRrArsnRsr
ever offered r. , 20 metropolitan audience.
,,,..,u., Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
1850 "' "A NEW REfERroIRE
: SEARS SECUTED SIX siGHrs IN ADVANCE.
TO4 GLOBE THEATRE.
! 20. 726 Broadway.
72a WONDERFUL SUCCESS
IT'S Of
THE NEW COMPANY.
Delighted thousands; every received with thunden OF
HOUSES CROWDED. 10 APPLETON.
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
Entire change OF programmed everything new The most
complete organization Witnessed All the artists OF the
amusement! world concentrated here IN collection Of
new, varied and enterta ming acts -.
THE ONLY NOVELTY THEATRE OPEN IN THE CITY.
THE GLOBE
BALLET
TIE GLOBE BALLET TROUPE.
C: C: e: ! ! / &C.: C: g:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28

CAUSES DANCING ACADEMfBa, MASONIC BALL,
= III East Thirteenth street and Brevoort Hail. Ib Bas
Fiy-lourth strec soree 1T Masonic Hall septembsr g.
ClRCiiAHs ~ private academy 2i East Eevenih street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28

1,o1Rn -wANTFD--AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR ~
II 80 ioenton for seutsuzn wife ina tro en- JTen
In ~ ,son, rrvnte tao e Address giving terms aas tai
fssfeusss. BoAED b4x "a fon once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-28
poARb AND LoDcMe WANTED.

yVANTED-A SUIT OF Rooms, WITH On WITHOUT
w board, in private family, by gentleman; is willing
pay literally for desirable place. location between Eighth
AMI Twenty streets and Fourth and sixth
fee1 Address, stating particulars BoAkD box 62 Post
onin~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
aaRt al pn,n @eobiusGiuaebsn !

Dies III lest BON Der 9ar5en dr3tliden Yroieiiion
as GunbansntaIias Der pcllpiHenihatt a~nsrfaunt.
Sc IN burtb Die Ginribtuns beS menibliten S6rpcrs
iuetsIid bdiir 8tfor8t, bat. fobato Gtpas In Dem
3orpsriutsme in llnorbrun9 seratbcn 1T, Die %natrlis
den srifte bts aorpsrs In Inlucnouns scbrabt fpers
ben, bic ardnfbsit II ,ufobeu. Gs LIT oabtr Dor at=
lem banah Su tradtcr, Die ratirfihen 9rdite Si ftnrs
fen. Dies 3iel bat ben seididten Wtii6ern bon Sos
f~tstter's. Ieastn , s,itteren poreeibpsbt, iustter
ben Siued bat, aatn Orsaneu oes 9orptrs irtibe ee-
~benstraft Su etben. Die @iItung oieier Ulebilin aui
ben Nassu, Die ssber unb bic Nirren 1T i4lsuni9 uub
sntI6iebtn. Der Satieut, iuelbcr 70 iueiit III, pom
WeoijinsGiuseben nbsulaieu uno ben Sittcren All
o~sriutbsn, ilblt fb halo mie neu9ebortn, unb ipenn or
ben 9tbrdub be5 8itteren iort1sSt. fpirb CT Su ieiner
Srsube Enben, oab bic Strome Der @eiunbbeit iuieoer
burd ieineu sanbcn a6rptr %curren. Or III nit sroz
ser Sorsia(t ~Subertitet uno leoi9lid aus pfan5lt1en
Betanotbeiler Suidrrmeugeiest. or 1T fret bon ben
Giniudnben, peIhe 70 oft gtsen oerdrtt8e Dteeitamente
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mittsl bat CT nidt ietnes @leidsn, iudbrenb ieln anesz
nsbmer @eidnad uno irine ~8rianben g8trtun9en ibn
Su cinem aIsemeinen sitbtineemittet seinadt baben.
CT If irei BON alien ben Gi8enihoitsn, luelhe benz
aorper ihabtibi perosn ionnen, rno isine sBtrtungen
iino suslsib milo, llnberno uno tl6tig. aue. Die
9oiettsr's Wasenbittersn ssbrautt baben, be,eu9rn
feline gorsiise uno empieRlsn ibr.
Stlblt 0ieienigeu, ipelbe iih @ez
iunbbeit ~srfrsuen, mlifsn oft ibrc 3uhutt Su Stdr=
iungsmittetn nebmen, um Srantbcittn oor5uheu9en.
gpir tonnen nienals Su gut 9eluappnet ieiu 9e0en eie
gniaue der tauIsno seibsn, Die uuitrcs 6ieiibes grbs
tbcil." Sn @eiune belt ober Grautbeit lpiro man oar6
reselmdsisen @ebrauh bieics z tdrlun9 smitttls BEN
Guitsme ~ieoenials Sebenss II. Spannfraft oerleiben.
u03-St. &1Su.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
&Giier SSilbclm ntlS bic 95eOU:
tuition.

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