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Nashville and Cairo Packet Co.

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STEAMERS
Tyrone, John LumSden and TaliSman,
ONE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS
viii leave Nashville every
Monday, Wednesday 6 Friday,
at 4 o'clock, p. m, connecting with boats
mt Cairo for St. Louis, Memphis NapO-
leon, Fieksburg, Red River and New
Orleans; and also connecting with the
Illinois Ceiitral Railroad at Cairo for
Chicago and ali points out in the far
West, taking first and secohd class pas
sengers at very reduced rates.
First Glass Tickets including
State Rooms. without meals
To st LOUIS. ...--ss.- s......s SO 10
Cairo -, .s..-.-.s---- "
Memphis ..4...s.-......- 90
New Orleans ..-.-.s IL %
Second Glass Tickets to the fol-
lowing points: "a
To St. Louis. 1860. s'ts.'# W
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New Orleans. -; - AZ -
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larssfter there mast BE- a. least
- 'aaes ia 5 club - secure a.
's-S@s 81 g - - q. and the Gee
- sass1Fsry Is Haue.
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]. o. O. +.
Accts every Friday evening one hour
ssftgr sun set. f.. N. Bunch, y. C James
Mclean, 4. Sec.
Ntlc' Encampment No. 81 meets the
hf-t ana third Saturday nights in each
iA"iiih =. NJ. Bnnch, Chief Patriarch /;
James Mclean, Scribe.
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METHODIST p. cHtRcu
Nrr. Mcllborn Mooney, Pastor. ServI-
sea az lo's am, and z pm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-27

CAMP OF PALE FACES. NO. IS.
Meets every Thursday night. Emil
'aeiAsoii, Tres. IL. c. Grow, Sec.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-27
BUILDING PAPER.

This Is an article that is being extern
sively used in the building of frame
houses. 1t IS an excellent substitute for
piastering and costs fully one-third less.
Constantly on hand also
Roofing Felt,
Both plain and saturated. The plain is
much used for putting under carpets.
For sale by the Rock City Paper Man
ufacturing Company, Nashville, Tenn.
Circulars sent free on application.
S-M. SCOTT, Pres't.
Cash IDCid for Rags. marl7-6m
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hfF. fIaiisis AaFrau. Pastor. sarvi-
-. taf5g ieHE,s. Sunday ~ tiie month az
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FEVER AND AGgE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY II
DIR. RtADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT

Has MADE THE MosF ASTONISHING Cures
So Quick, So RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY uEBERGoEs, UNDER THE lNFLB-
ENcE OF THIS TRCLT WOADERFUL MEDI-
CINE THAT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-08

killed White whether it was right or wrong,
he could have told whether it was right or
wrong; think such cases as transitory in
sanity may exist; think prisoner at the time
OF the killing was under delusion that he
was going to be injured base my conclusion
'rom his testimony to a certain extent.
DIR. HARLOW, Superintendent of the In
sane Asylum, called for the defense testified
that he had seen the man once before but
could not make up an opinion as to his men
tai condition from that; have heard the test-
mVly here; if it be true he should say the man
was insane at the time of this homicide made
up his conclusion from all the circumstances in
the case; prisoners insanity is homicidal am
not believer in mania transitory per-
sen can be sane one instant, insane the next
and immediately sane again; prisoners in
sanity may be mania with homicidal tendi-
cies.
Nearly all the afternoon was consumed in
examining Dr's. Fisher and Harlow. Several
other doctors were called for the defence but
were not allowed to give their opinion of the
prisoners mental condition for the reason that
they had not made the study of insanity Il
specially.
Adjourned.
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Reported for the Kennebec Journal.
T'RIaL OF BARNARD LITTLE.
RoCKLAND, April

s ROCKLAND, April 4.
The trial of Barnard Little was proceeded
with this morning.
BARTLETT RoKEY, called for the defence,
testified that he had known prisoner II years
and had lived near him in Quincy; came
down from Boston 10 Dix Island with him
last June; heard him talk on the boat of his
family troubles; said his family was not
doing Just right; think first heard him say
that in Quincy, also; paid not much atten-
ton to him; prisoner once left his work in
Quincy and went to his house; said vinegar
he had drank made him sick. He thought
he was drinking liquor that his wife had he
blamed me next day for telling it when he
he had told it in the shed himself; have seen
him drink; took q glass of liquor with him at
his house never saw him drink in the shed,
or on Dix Island. S
ND. CLARK, called by defendant, testi-
| fed Am the nurse Of defendant and have
| had charge of him; he has been nervous and
talks to himself; is restless nights more so
when first took charge of him than now ;
used to say at first, "My wife has ruined my
family"-after- rising up. in bed, then. he
would lie down again, and rest a little while !;
in answer to me he said he did not know what
he was there for said he had nothing against
White; said he respected White as one of
his own sons said he allowed him, and
liked to have him come to his house; said he
got him the chance to board on the Island for
the reason that lie was neighbor and he
could hear from home by him; heard letter
read to him signed ..May Litte;" said moth
ing while it was being read; it contained
such expressions as '.Dear father, | take the
liberty to write you letter stricken az you
are; have felt for you with sympathy we
pray for YOU; if you have done wrong we
forgive YOU" Those were about the words
as 1t went along. Defendant said it did not
amount to anything, that she did not care for
| nun because she had been turned against him
py her mother; the officer reading the letter
passed At to him and he passed il to me and
told me to burn it; did SO.
Gross e1amiaed.-Prisoner never would
acknowledge to me that he killed Wh;ta.
SAID he thought he was corresponding with
his family or boys, don't know which i,
, regard to his matters; he said he did mot
know what he did at the time White was
Killed; said he got the pistol for his own nro.
lection; said he thought there was going to
$ be mob on the Island to mob him: then ha
+ would say they might have done better. IL
: they did not want him there they might ha va
J called meeting and sent him away.
ANN DOLAS, was called by defendant and
testified that there was no liquor about the
house during the week Of the homicide to her
knowiedge knew defendant to take liquor in
July, about the fourth, and at Christmas
\ BARNARD LITTLE, the prisoner, was then
put upon the stand and testified substantially
as follows i am 80 years old; was born in
Ireland; have been in this country % years ;
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Special Nntlees.
A GREAT DISCOVERY,

q cnnn REWARD is offered for a better Remedy
OJUUU Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsam for
the cure of colds, coughs sore throat Group bron.
chitis, soreness of lungs, asthma, whooping cough,
and all diseases of like nature. More than 10 900
bottles sold, and net q failure yet
The following are o. few Of the names Of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony; Mrs.
Hon. James w. Bradbury; Arson p. Morrill,, Ex-
Governor of Maine; Mrs Col Thomas Lambard
Mrs. Col. Thomas Lang Hon. J. j. Eveleth, Mayor
of Augusta; Rev DIR. Kicker; Rev. f. f. Martin
Rev. G. +. Penney; Rev. VIM. A. Drew; Rev. II. +.
Wood; Col. i. NJ, Drew, Sec: of State; Hon.J. T,
woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. w. Stanley,
President First National Bank; Hon. d. II. Cush.
man, President Granite National Bank; s. W. Lane
Sec. Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous 70 mention. .-
Beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name Off. w. Kinsman is blown in the glass ofthe
bottle Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. +. w. kINSMAN, Proprietor
Augusta, Me. Geo. &. Goodwin Co.. Agents 81
Hanover street, Boston. mar20tly ly9
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The New York Herald, alluding editorially
to the exposure Of the whisky frauds perpe-
trated in that city during the johnson admin
istration, says:
''Fhis is another battle in the campaign of
honesty against crime. We are glad that the
President leads it. We saw his heavy hand
in the war upon Tammany and Erie. We
have seen with pleasure the sternness with
which he has pushed every infraction of the
law-men like Hodge, who embezzled the
public funds. We do not know what will
come of this battle with the Whisky Ring,
but we honor him for his courage in waging it
we shall support him to the end with alacrity,
and we are profoundly convinced that the re-
suit will show him that he has earned new
title to the respect and affection of the Ameri-
can people"
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A veritable Rip Van Wrinkle has lust tn,

veritable Rip Van Wrinkle has just turned
up in Chicago. He formerly lived in that city
but has lately taken up his abode somewhere
among the owls and bitterns of Nebraska.
former life and desired to 'put up" at the
City Hotel, and was amazed to learn that
that respectable establishment and very
large share of the rest of the city had been
burned up. The rest of the city was not of
much consequence in his mind, but he was
truly grieved that the City Hotel was gone,
and exclaimed, "Ef I'd a known O. this,
wouldn't come to Chicager. The only part
of the tarnel town know'd anything about
is gone up" .
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The Evansville (Ind.) Journal says that
many Democrats in that vicinity are disposed
to take their party organs at their word and
show their independence" by voting the
straight Republican ticket, rightly asserting
that if independence" is the new shibboleth
no better way could be devised to exhibit that
quality than by voting for Republicans.
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Miss Bertha Gerolt, youngest daughter Of
John Gerolt late German Minister to the
United States, was received into the sister.
hood of the Convent of Visitation in Wash.
ington on Monday last. The ceremonies
were deeply impressive, and were witnessed
by few friends of the young lady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-08

General Sherman was splendidly enter
tanned by the Khedive during his stay in
Egypt. A State breakfast was given in his
honor. He was invited to reviews, and a
special train was provided for himself and
suite. A palace was rendered to him for a
residence. but he declined it.
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Disraeli' seems to think that after all the
rumpus in Parliament and England about
the American cease this government VIII
succeed in getting its .'indirect claims
before the arbritrators and having them
allowed. He thinks this will result from
oGladstone's bad management. ,q.
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port democrats and democratic nomina-
tons although it holds them so cheap as to
insult its party.
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There are nearly two hundred republi-
can papers III the State Of New York, all
Of which except some half dozen advocate
the 3re-nomination of President Grant
The Tribune represents. the clique thai
owns it, but the papers that support Gran
speak the sentiment Of their various local
vitiea .g-s..,r - se + Ell 7z f5taW 4H Ha
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Fierce discussions are breaking out
among the various factions and parties OF
which the Cincinnati convention is to be
made up if formed at all. Mr. Greeley s
own special committee in New York has
almost come to blows over the matter
and the democrats in various quarters are
splitting into two parties, one in favor O.
the Cincinnati movement and the othel
against it. LET us have Peace, r,-t.
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The Massachusetts State convention .

The Massachusetts, State convention to
elect delegates to the Philadelphia con-
yention, will be held at Worcester on
Wednesday. Mr., Summers sympathizers
will not be there it is said. If there were
more Of them, We should hear different
report
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
+. A. nawley h Co..
BANKERS,

No. i, Devonshire, cor. State st., Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts subject to check, drawn as on any City
Bank.
Out.oftown depostors will have their remittances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Banking and Commission Bust.
ness negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other Sc.
curites, make collections throughout United States
and Chrome.
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It's said that one Of the signers of the
I New York endorsement of the Cincinnati
cali was very recently an office-holder,
and devoted his talents to the applause of
the Administration. All of his speeches
were specially consecrated to eulogiums
upon the purity and fidelity Of the Presi-
dent and the greatness OF his work. 1t
happened howeyer that he lost his office,
and now he signs the Cincinnati call. 1t
would not do to hint we suppose that the
loss Of Office 4 influenced this act against
President Grant and the republican party.
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Use Renne's Pain.Killino
MAGIC OIL.

Have you Catarrh? Renne's Magic Oil cures
Have You Neuralgia? Renne's Magic Oil cures
Have you Sore Throat? Renne's Magic Oil cures
For swelling of the joints of the fingers or pain in
any of the joints, its free use is sure cure.'
1t cures Headache, Toothache, Colds in the Head
or on the Lungs, Cramps, Collie Palms. Lame Back
Sprains, takes cut Frost Fire, cures Commissions
aud Bruises Corns, Boils and Felons, If used in
proper season Ladies will find the use of Renne's
Magic Oil clean, safe and delicious, and just what
they need. Cali and buy it where yon usually
trade. Renne's Magic Oil and water makes the
best eye water you ever tried.
VIM. RENNE 3 SONS, Proprietors,
decl3-eowly Pttsfeld; Mass.
Grocers supplied at wholesale by Marshall Whit
he'd, Augusta; and at retail by Frank Kinsman, l..
II. Titcomb, &. X. Partridge, NJ. Withheld, Fuller &
Son, johnson Brothers.
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NOTICE.

n pursuance Of the provisions and requirements
l. OF an act of the Legislature passed Feb. Is,
!s72 entitled, IAN act to change the place of hold
ing the Supreme Judicial Court in the county of
Somerset and to change the shire to wn of Somerset
County" the undersigned. County Commissioners
OF the County Of Somerset, hereby give public no.
accommodations for said Supreme Judicial Court
and County officers have been furnished by the
town of Skowhegan as provided in section three of
the act referred to; and that we have, thereupon,
caused the records in all the County cffces includ.
ing the Registry Of Deeds Registry OF Probate, the
records OF the County Commissioners, and the
records and files of all the courts which are,
or have been held in said County, be removed to
the places prepared for them in said Skowhegan,
which, from this time forward is the shire town of
said County.
ALBERT n. GREENWOOD County Commms.
JOHN RUSSELL, : sioncrs of Somer.
SlLVANUS Is. WALTON, } set County.
SkOwhegan, March %, 1872. march26-t&w3w
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PORTLAND, March 20, 1872.
MR.. +. W. KINSMAN:
u pear sir-Please send me five gross Adamson's
me safes OF the Balsam very much exceed our
a;.ntlcpatons We get orders nearly every mail for
1t now and hear complaints
Yours truly,
j.. PERKINS 40.
r,. VI, BANGOR, March %, 1872.
fhANk W. klNsMAN, ESQ Dear Strive are
napy 70 DC aDie TO inform you that oat Of over two
Thousand botties ofyour Adamson a BOta mic Cough
Balsam which we have sold over our Counter dur.
ing the last three months, have not heard of one
solitary case of complaint against its "nr;v.,iaS
good results. But all who have had occasion tc
speak of 1t at all, have spoken of lis merits in The
highest terms of satisfaction. A ''0
Respectfully yours
WARREN L. ALDEN co
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices Of few of the most desirable
Bonds:
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Is s2l
Indianapolis Bloomington and Western IS 70
Logansport, Charlottesville and s.. VIZ IS %
Chesapeake and Ohio IS 81
Connecticut Valley 7s 95
New York Il Oswego7 95
u. s. Bonds and other marketable Securities al
lowed full price in exchange. spmarls.t eod3m
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Best Assortment of g Gods
in the city, and will sell every article as
CHEAP,
AND A GREAT MANY GOODS MUCH LESS
THAN THE USUAL PRICES
shall keep
FANCY GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES,
PEFUM cry, HAIR RESTORERs, HAIR
OILS, TOYS, VAaES, GOLD
PLATED JEWELRY, BLACK JEwELRY
and all kinds Of
SMALL 1s
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which has the following evidences Of superiority to
all others:
AS There arc nearly twice a. many In use A. Of
any other machine. The sales are constantly in
creasing. the returns for 1870 showing . total Of
far the simplest. They are the most durable. They
do the greatest variety Of work. They are the
least liable to get out of order and altogether
the best. Attachments and needles constantly on
hand. The
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Buffalo Robe and Lap Rug
EOUND in Appleton in the possession Of Hiram,
- Pease, the housebreaker. The owner or own.
ers can have the same by calling on me and prov.
ing property. JOHN o. PAGE
East Vassalboro', April 8, ls7a. apr4.tst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-11-02

GoIse ISro DuNsEss.--One Of tho pcrnicious
errors Of the day Is the idea entertained by
many. young men that wages are degrading.
II 10 thought by them that ~ be- tho reel pient
Of stipulated salary Is not nearly as respect
able as ~ be able to say "my store or "my
shop" As result Of this We ind hundreds 81
inexperienced young men rushing into busi-
ness for themselves. Some succeed. but the
majority fail, and are compelled 10 return 10
their former positions.
II may CRAFTY the ambition Of young man
70 60 into business for himself at twenty one,
but experience has clearly demonstrated tina,
- rule Is an unwise proceeding. unless no is
surrounded with influences more favora bic than
those which are usual. Far better devote two
or three or four years Of young manhood 10 the
service Of others than 10 rush inexperienced
into competition with the veterans In business
who already occupy the field. ~
The private soldier IL never transformed into
the comma nder-in-chief. Such . proceeding
would be regarded a. the supremacy Of folly.
and yet u would be scarcely more unwise than
the promotion Of an apprentices 10 the rank Of
master.--Ex.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-11-02

1hte % tae ego .I Halnl TO-. H..-f
'.-ntf aha dee .sa % ..i4e~s Be- rn.r &
s. tAs ore 81 - ra-rs.t a.. r. .as sa
80 % hteaHfF AfFtuf e. tlr -.f.at.t ~
ts'' agpthsf ifnu tns h.-tsurst -Hs
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h@ai l-4sa Ass.ss 10 "a pr Fr o..
ssutasfis via g.. c~Htff 90 e. .r.. 81
iret thsucs oastsft9 f'efat. g. tas Sc
sn4s oi hstHfaist. atrgei $50 i-r. g. eve. F
q a sen .s'.i si.s! 'fla~ss hsswssa t...s e..
and centre Afs Hra ueuef hrr..st
~rstefig Fafaii. 80 A'staf ih. aut
81 beE'ontus
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-11-02

sALgs ~ RgAL EsrsrE.-Messrs 8 II. Cover
sons. auciioneers. sold on Saturday LIST At
the Exchange saiesruom, . lot Of ground in
Baltimore cnuntv, about three miles from stem.
mer'. run. containing iss acres and ? p.rche.
NJ iand. improved by frame and log dwell.
ing Purchased b. Thomas Vim. Slater for sls
per acre.
On the same day Mes.rs. Gibson 4 Co. aue-
tioneers, solI On the premises. a tract u land
IA Baltimore county. 90 the Hartford road, near
IN. sixth milestone. and unim proved: pur-
chashei by VIM Jacobs for si5S per acre
On saturday last. 5. q. Wilson, auc;ioneer.
spld for Messrs. Nonemaker. trustees. the tav.
ern stand known as ''Sonemaker's." with 30
acres ~ and. the Old York road, n the
in'h district, baltimore county. 20 Mr. sutton,
Of Iari"fd county, Tor 81 900
On Monday. the same auctioneer sold for
Mrssr-. Tidy and Ensor. trustees a lot situated
"a Canton. Baltimore county belonging Tn the
estate of George Oliver. 10 Henry Guniher for
SAYS
Messrs. Trego L Kirkland aue.ioneers sold
on the promises a lot 81 ground "a Woods lane.
ia Baltimore county, near the York Road, 'front.'
ing $50 Get by depth Of $40 feet. subject TO
red-emable ground rent Of s2T0 per annum,
aud improved by a cottage. containing nine
rooms; purchased by n. C. Buckmaster for
81 Ono subject 70 a mortgage OF $500.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-11-02

A RxrusLIcAS Mass Msxrfso was held al Park.
ton on Saturday evening and was largely attend
ed By Democrats ss well as Republicans. IN.
fortunately Major Hancock and the other speakers
announced were unsbie to get there, and Others
Who promised TO go failed 10 put 10 al appear.
ing Alfred s Cooper, Esq., chairman. Aner
making lev brief rcmafSs and stating that the
gentlemen who had b.en expected TO address the
meeting had failed 10 put 10 an appearance, Capt
Cooper introduced John N. Wheeler, Fec, who
made good speech, entertaining the meeiirg for
more than half an hour 10 discussing the issues
involved 10 the campaign. Some ovtr-xeaious
Democrat showed q disposition 10 disturb Mr.
Wheeler BY asking questions. but be was told he
might have al opportunity 10 speak after Mr..
Wheeler was through. This however, be failed
10 do.