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Valuable Hotel PROPERTY TO-,
sale.

i THE favorte Summer Reso-t, known os
yEEA the GLEN HOUSE., situated 1t the toot n
EAls@ Mt Wash ngtOn am, a. the ON npnc ~,
dTE5i8ot he aria. road to the summit. viii ~
kEEI' ofe, ed ale. toy thar tn he lar d o,.
tiining a o tone no lsa' a, res (weii ~
bered,, ali Cuti ulpngs, Stables and n III a. ta
SAM. also the Furniture, Staging, Mountain Cav .'
ri ges, Hors, $, &c. oai
Tn. House,o Tins some two h inbred and Won't,
five rooms cal alb acromodat ng between tonr ~ :,
hu.dred guests The whole Pron-rty, if NOT d"
will be sold at Pualic Auctlon, 10 close tho NAV,
tn . late j. N. Thomeson. Notice OF the tims OF
place OF sale will he be eater given. e ana
Any person desIrous OF seeing tue proner,r
Is 10 tho ongh ep ,ir OF uIshng to max any, which
les, eau do - by appiv!ng to j W. Weeks. AdIns
IsfIa or. Lansa ter, N. or to S. Ii, Cumn;ils
Falmouth II te', Port an !. Name. nss'
Port and, Mach 10, 1871. mr,s;,
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STATE OF MAINE.

l
To rhe Honorable the Justices of the Supreme in.
ucla Court. jext 10 be holden AZ rori land within
an Tor ths County OF Cumberland al resaii, on
'he seeon TUESDAY, OF sprrI. A. u. 1871.
Mary r. Mason, Of Freeporf, in said county of
CnmberiaDd, Shose name he ore her tnt-rmarT aye
with her ~ esent husband John NJ son, WIS. May
q LOOMS now wife OF John Mason Aforesaid Of
sea- res, ec,fuil, libeis and sives this sopo,ah,s
Court to un ersIand aud be int med, that she was
lawfully married to the said John Mas N, at Free
por' aforesaid ~ Rev HJratIo iIses. on the Ibir-
eeutn oayoi Ssn'em oer A. d. 1868. ami thereafter
to wi,' at sad export aud Yarmouth, cohaoited
together as husband and wife.
ha, YOU hb.liaut since her ntermarriaee with
the said John Mas has always con u, ted he rsef
as iathtai, ch.sie, and an Affect wife 'owsrd
MN ne SAIL John Mason. yet ,he ad Joha Mason
wholly regardless of his marriig VOWS aud obllga.
t'"ps, ha> nee Ia marriage Win your libel ant
committed The crime OF a,ultety ~ith some Ievd
woman Ut women, VII Sc name Ir names are o yorr
f"ellan. unknown And your libe,lant ,urth-r rep
rerea toat The sa j jbl Mason in Consequence OF
DAY Of DE ember, ID 1859, nc FIeeport sfo, e-am'
impir and give youi liteant a Ioathso"e disease,
causing ,oar III aIs great anxiety, Suffering, sicA
Mhre'ore libelIan'. believing it to be reason
able anl proper, nducti,e domestic barmo, "
and consI"teot With the reare and morality o, ST..
ETY.. . avs that he bonds OF Inatrwouy NAV be
al solved between your Iioetlant the said John
Mason, and as in duty bound will ever play.
Freeport, March 10, 1871.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
KENNEBEo IS.
March Term, 1871.
notice thereof ne eieu to the libeier, by pub.hnc
an tested COPY OF he and OF this Older m
en- en- thee weeks excessively IN TIE Malue st, re-
Press, news. amer phi ted in Portland in said
~ oil Gu 1herland, the last publication 10 be
GOT re than hriy days beto The EFT term Of ,b,s
uri 10 re d III Il a. Portland, within AMI TOR the
sali county Cumberlal on the a. 5. Tues lay IF
May next, t1at h ma, then and there a,pear and
answer 10 said libel, il l.. see 6t. ~'f~ Wv
, ;. A''est: VIM. " SIkATtO ON, O ERIK.
Il tru. cory OF the libel and order be con
A''est' VIM. M, STRATrON, Clerk.
W3w1I
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For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs, Pimply
Eruptions, and Biotched disfgura' ions on the
Use Perry's COmedOne and Pimple Remedy
1t is 'nsa'u thle to he aft eel. Prepared on, by
DIR. G. Il. Perry, Dermosoiogist, 40 Bond
ST., N. ". Sold by Drugg SITS everywhere.
feh27 IN d WV Am "a
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Office of the Grand Trunk R.,,
way company.
PORTLAND, March IL 1

PORTLAND, March 10. 1871.
FRSH q Grand Trunk Railway Company. of Coraa.
will pay demand tue principaj INA vi Oahada:
interest OF the extended bonds OF the Atanp;c a ued
ST. Lawrence Railroad Company, due Anri, an, ana
on presentation OF the same at the ComnanIn. e.s,
flee in Portland CHAS r. HARPtpnn1yy Of-
iio-'" Local Treasurer.
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WALDOBORO.

Moderator-W. w. Rawson Rep. Clerk
S. w. jackson, Dem. Selectmen-S w. jack
son, Dsu; Milton McIntyr, Dem ;John W M
welt, hep Asse-sors-Alde jackson, Rep
Richard Welt, Rep; John. VIM. Welt, Dem.
I'easurer-John Richards, Dem Auditor
Augustus Welt, Dem. Town Agent-Thns.
Gtnthem. School Committee Alden Jack
500, Rep Mr.. Reed was candidate for Mod
orator aud Seectman and this is the first time
be was run down. All The officers are CLASH.
fed as RAILROAD men,"
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BANGOR declines to take its turn in elect
ing Democratic rulers this year. We sup
posed that it could not refuse to follow the
prtcedept now so well established that all our
Name cities and towns shall for a single year
elect reform ticket. But these Bangor fel-
lows" we've so Llsgdsted, it seems, with their
last falls apostacy, that they have come back
to the true fold OH The double quick.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles. and
Tan, use Pcrry's Moth and Freclkle Lotion.
IL is the only reliable and .rwess Remedy known
for removing Brown discoloration. Sod by drug
gsts everywhere. Depot 40 Bond st.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
ALLAN LINE.

nr CARRYING rHE CANADIAN
&eSS AND UNITED STATES
Fassensers BsOiscd TO Londonderry and
liverpool. skesur0 tickets granted NJ
THE
sfenmsisip scaudinaviau, Capt. Balantine,
Will leave 'nis port Tor Liverpool on SAL ohpHf.
MARCH Is h. Immediately after tue rival Oh the
tram OF the previous dav from Montreal.
To be followed by the Peruvian, Capt Smith, on
Saturday, March 25th.
Passage 20 Londonderry and Liverpool, CABIN lac-
corng TO accommodation sUto $50.
PAYABLE in ,soi or Its equivalent.
nzp-For freight ~ Cabin passage apply to
II. & A. ALLAN. No. . India st.
Portland Nov 20. 1869 dti
For seerage passage 'nwarde and outwar,ls, and
tor sight drafts Oh England for snall amounts, ap-
ply TO
JAS. L. FARMER, 81 india st.
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Steamship Prussan. rom Liverpool-es3 old iron
rails l. pays macl inerv. t" order; 80 pkgs Can t.,
dian tx Co; % pkgs j f Prind e.: z hhls bn's
bot led beer P e " heller Ell c,ses hat to q. der
2 case. Fogg & Breed; pkgs, agntGTR
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NOTICE

MEMBERS of the Portland Turnvereiu are re-
ING March II. the annual Ieunion takes place at
Turnverein Hall. livery mem Der is requested to be
present. r, WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
mar11snlw
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% PREN @
OWL RCabATS !
New and Beautiful Styles.
EQua to the Finest Custom WOak.
Smiths One Price Store.
Middle Street.
mISsntf
Town Caucus.

The citizens OF WtstbIook requested to meet
irrespective party, at Warrens Hall, Saccarrappa
on Saturday next, March is, at 3o'clcck, P. NJ for
the purpose of nominating suitable persons Tor
Town Officers.
Westbrcok, March IL, 1871. mr14td
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Tuesday, March II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Peruvian, (Brl Smith. Liverpool 30tb
alt via Londonderry 3ist with passeI gers and mdse
to u a lan.
a'que Josephine, Haven, Boston, to load for Due
nos A, res
Sch Medford Jordan, Boston.
Sch Wirs'ow Morse, Oliver, Bath local to James
& Williams
Sch m Keenp, Gzier, Bremen.
Sch FRANK Pierce, ant, IIarpswell meal to Geo
w True q 60
Sch Alkaline Adams, johnson, Harpswell.
CLEARED
Sch Annie Currier, BIZ Peck, st John, NB-John
POrfevus.
Sen Eagle Seavey. Philadelphia-Emery & Fox
Sen FL innle Westbrook Little chm, New York.
SAILED-Schs st Crolx, Eagle, and others.
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NJ EMOR A NDA.

Brig Hottie E Wheeler, Bacon of and from Port
land Tor Martinique was spo st nit with loss OF
sails ana Otherwise DANA sed. She was III aking for
Bermuda 70 repair.
Sch Angehne Rockiaud. belore reported off Ma
tinicook, ted, arIi ed at New York l1h. She
was run INTO by bar1ue Wavec on the 9th
Sch q Knight, Nc Mis- Q T, ON Norfolk Tor De-
marara put into st George, Bermuda 20 ut, leak
ing badly, and was dscha' cling ON the 2sth,
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FREEPORT

Moderator Sam'l Thing. Nehemiah
Thomas. Selectmen, A. SCISSORS aud Overseers
OF the Poor-Micah Stock bridge. David R.
Hawkes., John Burr. Treasurer-S A. Hol-
brook. Supervisor of Schools-Mlcah stock
bridge Collector of Taxes w. E. Jordan.
All Republicans except the Moderator, elected
while the Republicans We're taking their morn
ing nap. Tue town is out of debt and has a
balance of $4,000 in the treasury
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TO Il Ell.

Wharf Amply to LYNCH. BARkER Co.
oei6tf ST. t39 Commercial st.
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M A IL h I Il d.

In Saco. Mar"n7, Fz.a F. Manahan. OF Biddeford
an Sa alb Marg mt, o. Bah.
- in Saco Malcn 10, Ira 3. bennett aud Mrs. Elza
Hanson
In ) owhegan. March q, Hiram L. Hoyt and Ada
A. >pooher. ooh OF New Porl.nd.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian tom Live pooI- Miss Nathans
DR. Wilk,n- and vie, Brock j Murphy, MI smith
Mr. Feulds > Walker MIR AMI Mrs Dawson. & n
Mc'.rego'. Mr. Redan. Mr. Hamill, j SauD' ers, NJ,
hlsGulre, Mr. Mar.hali. Rev Mr. Rogers. W Harris
W CanuiLg. 4 Morgan. Rev j 5 Wright MIR
Geer, Mr. Stout.
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WR. GEO w. MARSTO Y

Having returned from Europe, will be happy to re-
ceive pupils in Piano, Organ, and Harmony, after
March 7th. Orders left at Stockbfidgs's Music Store
No. 1876 Exchaoge Street. feh23su
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1000 Use the "vegcsDble Put 4Q70
1910 In nary 8a'smm." The old lOlO
Standard IeW' dy i0r Coughs. Colds, Consumption.
fnothine better" CUTLER BRos.& Co.,
Nov \ 6n
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ID 4 Z d.

In Saco, March 3, Mrs. Harriet N. GRAHAM, aget
81 ,e1rs.
In Saco, March 8. Olive c. Foss, aged 10 years ant
months
In >carboro. Mary F. Henderson, aged 80 ears.
IN Sonth Natck. March 4. suddenly, Hollis Ran
dali aged g. years -iornerly OF Portland.
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Portland & Rochester
Railroad Co.
Free OF Government Tay!
Interest Payable April ard October
Principal Payable in fSS7.

VI NaObOA
Interest Payable April ard October
Principal Payable isa 1897.
This Loan OF only $4,000 having II years to run
is now being rapidly sold by the undersigned at 95
and accrued interest," and is recommended as a safe
and reliable Investment beng amply secured to the
Messrs. H. j. LIBBY,
FRED. FOX,
j. A. WATERMAN,
by first mortgage on the whole Road, Equipments
Rolling Stock, Station Houses etc., etc. all built and
finished in the most thorough and substantial man.
ner.
The road has for long time been finished and
doing an extensively payirg business to Alfred, 80
miles from Portland. Trains now run regularly to
Springvale, five miles beyond Alfred with a CORES
poniit increase in traffic. Beyond Sprinevale the
road-bed has been graded and waits the rails in the
early spring of 1871. Distance in all 52i miles.
his roa'i forms an important part in the pro-
posed tn ough lire via Worcester, Mass thence via
any OF the present Rail or stesmboa routes to New
YolkCIty avoiding Transfer in @ ston and materially
reducing the distance, (say 40 Dies) The Gem
pleon Of the short correcting link from Rochester
Nassau is guaranteed beyond doubt at an early
date.
At the price named the Bonds ne t the investor at
least one and hat per cent I'M than Gov
eminent Bonds present prices and the present
rate OF Gold Wi further decline in Gold, Govern
Den's must decline with tLeir rates of interest.
No more favorable opportunity will be cd TO
purchase the e Bonds han now and he unprece-
dented sale of about $500 900 WITHIN the past month";
largely to our safest and wealthicst citizens gu4ran-
tees an almost immediate closing up of the loan IN
the market.
Denominations s2oO, $500 ard $1,000. Price s5
and accrued interest.
GOVERNMENT BONDS at latest full N. Y. QUO
tations aud all ma ketab'e securities at current
rates, taken in exchange ior the above.
Circulars, statistics ami full information furnished
and correspondence solicited.
HENRY II. wood.
BROKER
Corner Fore and Exchange SITS,
PORTLAND. j,5sntf
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Dom MSTiC PORTS.

GALVESTON Cld 4th, sch retrel, Curtis, Pcnsa
NEW ORLEANS Ar sth, ship roronet, KELLEY
| Lverppol; harque A Franklin Holbrook, Boston
brig 'cn Quixo,e, Conahf Havana.
D' low 9t5, brig f hennedy, from Havana; sci
JAS O'non.hue. from do; Also, brig C Sibley, Col
sen, II ON do
MoBILE-Cld S,b, sci; Ralph Carlton. Curtis ioI
PENsACoLa-Ar 9Th sch vernal Mcdonald, i'm
Ar stl schs Petrol, Curtis TN Galveston; Teazer,
Henley Corpus christi.
sAVANN. 1Hh. ship Nautilus, Kerrison,
/ liverpool Chas Daverp TT. Potter 90.
CID 1lth. ship rheoboid, heobo d S " Pass.
Sid OH. ship Puritan Henry, Liz erpoo
West Indies; 10 h. Cynosure. do
BALI sMORE-Ar 18th, sch Mary Edwards Green
eai New York.
ca i,'h. nAr4ae o NJ Hume. Mitchell. Mont4viaeo
brig Coz cord. Kelley. tor @atarzas; sens Il u FAY
Pars ms, Savannah; Id Chad, McClintucs, Poit-
PHIL aDELPHIA-Cld 1Ith, brig George E Da e..
Pieic-. MatanZas.
Ar 9Th bis Frontier, Morgan, Matanzas 2G,h ult.
NEW YoRK-At ilth, sch l. M warren. Br ght-
ar 18Th. tarque Thos Fletcher PendIeton Iotter-
dam 81 dass slien Stevens, Howe, Csrtenas "a s
Kelley, Kelley. L 0 Grande schs EIDE Waters Ba-
ker. Ba'ia IN Gays hattie Holiness ubbs Uema-
fara sym. Clifford, Havana DAYS Anselin. i,
Paul kocklandi hoaz, Coombs, Belfast for BALI
mile
A 18th barqua Montana. Griffin. Shanghai Nov y;
brig Amelia E1ma, Carlon, 'ardeoas days; sch S
slim ore. Mcdonald, Mosquito In ct lila.
Cid 18Th shl NesuataD, Sca,bve. Boston. barnues
ALASKA, Potter. &c lie. Jas Welsh. Hamm nd lar
BADGES; II Lord, Prnkham. Cardenas. Frazer
Knight. Charleston nIIes rive BrotherS ThuIiow
Matanzas. Thus Owen GuotilI, ana; Tally Hn.
Chsham. Br D,wick. G.: liza Chop pson. Portland
NEW LONDON-Ar izih sch Mat, hew Vas.ar ir
kel New York lot Portl md.
NEWPuRT-Ar tb. brig Q Kennedy, Dodee
Baltimore Tor Portland: schs Seeuin Da,Is Sayan-
nah Tor do Lucy Ames. Car Baltimore tor Belfast
Ida Howard Harrington, Portland tor New YORK;
Judge Low, Lubec do.
HOLMES HOlt-.r 1fth scbs ing No Stee1e
Monte Chrisi for Boston; Sch f q Willard Wallace
Portland Tor Phadelrl ia.
shl, s'hs Eeni "a Judge Low. Trade Wind Idaho,
Grand i.ani i]zie MI Is. crockett.
Ar 18th. parque Chasca. Crockett, &c tor Boston:
brig Eeith Hail Oliver. Mobile tor Salem; sch Il q
King, Marshall, Cardenas iur ST Andrews, NIB
sli 18Th. rariue Gan Eden brig Marshall Dutch:
scts Il q KING. Lngano, Wn De eng.
BOS1oN-Ar 18th, sch Alice B Gardiner Tu, ner
Jack sonville. - -
ca 18th, sch Com Kearnev. Pbibrook, for S. Ste
phens. NIB All Hod man, E-,on MiIlbridge
Ar l4th. schs Gen Narion klems, RocAland; Ban
ner Mcfarland Belfast.
Clh 18th, SC. s Holiness Ehridge Miragoaen,
M Coomhs. CoomOs Mobil Monrezuma /, mn
Eastrort via Por land; lda j, Walsh and EIlza $,
Oh isiopher Portland.
SALE " Sid 18Th, schs AnEie Harris from Rock
lano) or Norfolk: + ! Smith. Robinson t,rom Port.
iahol tor baltimore: Cuerub III DOL tor New York
HYAN> iS-Ar tn brig Z II Ktnnedg HalletI
New Orleans tor Boston. e'''
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March 2 lat rs 49, Ion 70 80, brig Lizzie NJ Merrill,
from galveston icr Liverpool.
March lat 26 81. Ion 7945, ship Golf Hunter, I'M
Mobile Tor Falmouth, Il.
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For Sale.

A new two story French root HOUSE on Spring
street, above Bracket, CONTAINING hath roo,,
olner modern conveniences. Enquire on the pr NJ
ises. or at No. 25 Emery street.
j, A. TENNEY,
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ALFRED,

Assessors and Overseers of The Poor R cha re-
h Cooling, George W. Roberts, Frederick M
Harmon. T.easuref-James L. Emerson
Town AgeLt-Calrb B. Lord. All RepuDli
cans. Elected by about 10 majority.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


At Messna 18Th ult. baIque Mary Edison. Howes
Or S So,.on ready orig Ca?iie Pickering, Tore,
Arat liverpool 18th inst. shi,, Zou,ve Wallace
Savannah.
Carr iii 2sth, brig Agpnora, White tor Havana
Aingsten. ia, list uit, sch Il ID King, Emr ge,
Ar a. St Thomas 10th ult, sch Cygnus, Small, from
Sid 2ld brig Maria White Bryant Cardenas.
AT Demaiara 2sd brig Annie Gardiner 'rdlner,
TO- New Yor- D "a $, sch Al Knowles, Knowles.
ar ct Cienluegos ist inst. briggs C Iedman. Red
man, Bar hadoes; 81, NavisoIa. Bunker, Machias !:
sch Potr, stratton, GEORGETOWN;
Sid ID brig Ponvert, All n. New York; 9TH. bark
Amira Coomts Wilson. Boston; brig Jeremiah
Foro PHILADELPHIA
81 John, NIB; 5th, shamrock Leight n Cadiz; schs
JAS Warren, DrisAo, Apalachicola; Iz,ta, Smith,
Pensacola.
CID attn sch NJ A Nc ann, whInore, Baltimore.
9Th, bries Atlas, Hodgdon. and Adele McLoor Mn
I roe sagpa ; Eva johnson Johnson, Matanzas,
Ar at aatan.as Sd inst, brig W Bickmore. Bick-
SID ath. harque Hancock Collins, tor Phil.
sch David Was-on. Jones, New YORK. 'phisi
Nd tm Sagua 3D. IN t. sch Louisa Bliss. Strona sor
Bosom. s'' SiouS ior
Up at St George, Bermuda, 95th ut sch Abbott
Law'ence, MAYO, iron bostoD) tur Suripam.
Ar at st John No, 9Th INST, Sch konnn n,on,o,,a
Patterson, Portland, '"sn piauiond,
Per CITY OF Brussel, NJ New W.,
Savannah. Neo 'Ao'heiu, Merrimah,
rIa nI LOT lag 18Th Lydia skoed Me,cter tor New
or 10, is', Mniavian, Brown. Tor Purtlano
Ou 'ne ! l. Of Wight st, Ornus Pet,engil. from
,or nonIp .or New York; M e Lopg. IRON London
SID i'm Bremerhaven 26ih Investigator, Fcrj, for
new YORK .7to Maje-tic, Durham savannah.
Al at AMSTERDAM &c h annie Torrey, Libby, Sa-
vanDah.
Ar at Montevideo 2sth, Merrimac. Nichols, ColonIa
Tor Antwerp.
Ar at Melbourne Jan 81, Geo Treat, CHM, Boston
SPOKEN
March 2 lat rs 40, Ion 10 3d. brig Lizzie NJ Merrill,
from galveston ;cr Liverpool. -
March lat % o., Ion 7945 ship Cold Hunter I'M
Mobile tor Falmouth, +.
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An EODn

Clerk-John A bennett. Selectmen-Wm
Rassell, A, w. DAM Lewis Butler Treasur
er-Jonas q. Littleti-ld. Co,ector-L. 81. But
Ter Town Agent-A. W. Dam. All Demo
Gratis.
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DEpAxaUR. OF ., EAN srEAmEl
FORT OF PORTLAND

lM--A.E-sx rs II N EWS
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LIMINGT0N.

Moderator Geo. i;ragdon, Dem. Clerk
Geo. Moulton, Dem Selectme en-, Assessors
and Oversesrs of The Poor Fireman McKen-
ney, Rep.; Geo. Bragdon, Dem Chss. Eds-
ccmb, Rep. Tieasurcr-John Lord, Rep. Su-
periutrnding School COMMITTEE Hiram II.
Braeoon, Rep; Simeon E. Tufts, Rep. Audi
tur-Sardis d. Underwood, l.ep.
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Town Elections.

Town C:erk-B. f. Prltcnard. Selectmen.
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor James
Trickey, Charles Tilton, Joseph r, F,ckett
Town Ageut-N. Shannon. Snp't Schooi Com
mi,tee B. F. Pritchard, years; John W.
Whimore, year. Board Of Healtb-Dr. Low.
ell, DR.. Shannon, Henry Nutrer. Com GiItee
to locate an investigate the right OF town in
terry landing at the Ferry-s. P. Mayberry,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-14

The time for bidding on the Kaw lands has
about expired, and but few bids have beer
put in by the people living in this vicinity
1t is generally believed that eastern specula.
tors will take advantage Of this grand oppor-
tunity for the "'actual settler'' and bid in the
most of it. In reality, this sale Of the Kaw
lands is one of the greatest humbugs Of the
day. The Indian department makes n great
parade of its determination to keep these
lands out Of the hands Of Island monopolists,' %
then puts them in market during the harvest
season, when the ''actual settlers" are most
cramped for money, and sells them by lottery
on forty days time, all cash. Many of the &C
tual settlers, who have lived on these lands,
and invested all their means upon them in the
way Of improvements, are now compelled to
stand back, for want of money to pay for the
land in 40 days, and let the eastern speculator
take their land. 1t is currently rumored that
one our u. s. Senators has an eye on these
lands, and will bid on them extensively-i. e.
as to numbers of acres. No doubt he Will get
them at 20 or 80 cents per acre, and the SAC
tual settler'' will be spared the modification
of seeing them ''given to railroad monopolies."
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Everybody admires the pump wagon o.
Rawson q Pearsall. 1t is splendid. 1t wal
gotten up by Burgan & Holmes, of this city
who do a little better work than is otter
brought to this town. Their wagons and
carriages are made Of the best materials, from
the forests of Indiana; they employ the mos
skillful wOrkmen in all the departments Of
their establishment-woOd,i iron and finishing
and therefore their work is substantial, well
prOportioned in all parts, and elegantly finish
ed. Men who have wagons to buy, will lind
it to their advantage TO patronize this estab-
lishment, even If they do have to pay little
more for them than they would have to pay
for any Of those manufactured east, and sold
here ON commission,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-14

Rev. f. r. Lewis, Of Pennsylvania, deliver.
ed a most eloquent sermon last evening in the
Welsh language, to a crowded congregation
in Rev. Mr.. Rees' church. Those who were
not acquainted with the Reverend gentleman
were not prepared for such q LOFTY style Of
eloquence, and such a high order of pulpit
speaking. We understand that, at the request
Of our leading Welsh citizens, Mr.. Lewis viii
deliver lecture here on Monday evening
next. 'Subject: Thomas Payne" We have
no doubt full justice will be done to the sub.
ject suggested by the name, who having done
SO much for political freedom, has unfortu.
nately instilled the minds Of the young and in
experienced with so much moral poison.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-14

We were favored with a cali from Rev. Z. r
Lewis, Of POttsville, Pa, last Saturday. Mr.
Lewis comes to see Kansas, and to judge FOL
himself whether all that is said in favor Of
Kansas, as one Of the most desirable States tc
emigrate TO, is true. So far Mr. Lewis has
been very favorably impressed. He goes on
Monday as far as Burlington, TO have view
Of the fine NeoshO Valley, and then he will
visit the Welsh colony lands, as large num-
bers OF persons in Pennsylvania are contem-
plating coming out next fall. Our Welsh citi-
zens will be gratiied to know that Mr.. Lewis
will preach tomorrow in the Rev. Mr.. Rees'
church.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-14

The Texas cattle fever has broken out on
the Cottonwood bottom, two miles south Of
this city. Mr.. Hyatt has lost four animals,
and has good many sick. Ellis owen has
lost one, and has several sick. 1t is supposed
that the disease came from drove of about
100 Texas cattle driven through that locality
about twelve days ago, in the night. Of course
stringent precautions should at once be taken
to prevent the spread OF this destructive dis
ease. No risk should be run. Sick cattle
should be Immediately penned up, and kept
away from other cattle and from the open
prairie, and when they are killed or die,
should be properly buried when they die.
All are concerned in this matter, and every
cattle owner should insist upon his right to
preserve his cattle from the danger of taking
the fever.