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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-29
A Band in Every Village.

Is, or is soon to be, asd the mellow noise OF INN
who practices the Cornet is heard all over the land
So be in haste, in tie fashion, and Ia season and
purchase the best sounding
Comets, Altos, Bases,
or any other Band Instruments, which With
NiOlinS. Guitars. Flutes.
all Orchestral; in fact alt Instruments In common
use, Violin and Guitar strings and ~ Musical
MrrehanHise will be found in plenty, variety, and
1t reasonable prices, at the store of
lopp. the Court Housed J. &. HAYNES & co,
81 COURT ST, Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-29
Chicago Produce Market.

FREIGHTS-Grain " steam, 12. I'D; "
-sl3-d.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
The Lava Reds.

Professor Hayden, in charge Of the
United States expedition for the geolo.
gcal survey of the territories; who last
year visited the Lava Beds in Oregon,
now occupied by the Modoc Indians,
informs reporter of the Evening Star
that the Lava Beds are an out flow OF
volcanic matter, forming sea of melt
ed rock, which, in gradually cooling,
becoming broken in innumcrable little
streams, have worked their way through,
and the Whole place is filled with cav.
erns. They connect with one another
and extend for miles under ground =
They vary IN width from 80 10 500 or
600 feet. The entrances to them are
generally very small, and therefore can
easily be defended. The Lava Beds
comprise from so to 100 square miles
1t will be difficult thing to surround
the Modocs, and there is great danger
Of their eluding the troops on account
of the familiarity of the indians with
the Lava Beds. The Modocs are the
same as Digger Indians, and live upon
rabbits, lizards, snakes, mice and all
kinds of bugs and insects which are
found in caves.
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"Go and ask your aunt's forgive

p ''Go and ask your aunts forgive
ness" suggested the bridegroom. gRg
"She left this morning" soil
'WeIl, we can co where she is" 9l
"Alas! she will never forgive me-"
whimpered Arahella. e.. D.. .s.-.,.{s,,.
"Nonsense! l know she will." -,
"How do you know g.,
"Why, she told me so herself, yesfar-
day" tij
lie could have bit his tongue of fol
making such a slip. I
Told yon so herself? Why fsoo
were not here yesterday, and you never
saw my aunt. Wretch!", she exelaiplta
a CLEAN of intelligence, as she clescJ
scanned her husbands features, II sSt
it all. Yonr uncle is myth. Itsr,s'
Yourself in disguise whom l sasf Wi
tterday," she added besrayiDg herself II
turn
"Traitress p he cried, catching at hel
las. unguarded words. 1T was yor
who were your aunt yesterday. l was
a fool not TO see it."
For an instant the eyes Of the rail
met in hate, in scorn; then turning thei
backs upon each other they went theil
several ways-each, mayhap. to tak'
counsel of one of those eminent lega
gentlemen skilled in the procurement O
divorces without publicity.
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amendments 10 the Pension Laws
-.S0me Material Changes.

The Albany Evening Journal complies
the following valuable summary:
BY an act of Congress passed on the
| Sd of March, 1873, "awending the Army
and Navy Pension Laws" several essen
tial changes have been made. Among
the most important are the following:
The rate of pensions to those who los,
4 leg above the knee and therefore cannot
use an artificial limb, is increased from
S1S to S24 per month,
The rate to those who have lost the
hearing of both ears is increased from SIS
to S13 per month.
But in both the above easesthe in.
crease does not commence until the aate
of the examining surgeon certificate.
A father or mother seeking pension
shall be assumed TO have been dependent
upon the son. within the meaning of the
act, if al his death he or she had no other
means of support than. the proceeds OF
their own labor and the contributions oi
the son, but the pension shall I've paid on
ly so long as 1t shall be necessary fcrsuh.
sis'ence
Where there is no record evidence ir
the War or Navy Department, in cases
where such has heretofore been required
provision is made for supplying it by fur
nishing the proof by other means.
Upon the death Of a pensioner, or il
cases where an applicant for a pension
Shall die before the issuance of peasion
certificate, the arrears shall be peia only
Ito q widow or to children under 16 gear;
| Of age But where theparty hazss 3sGa i
INDECENT circumstances, and no widow "a
minor child survives, payment may bc
made to any person who has incurred tht
expenses OF the last sickness or burial OF
the deceased, to the amount OF such ex
pense.
The fee of surgeons for making exam
nations is TO lie 50 in each case, lnciud
ING postage In case of Boards OF Exam
iuing Surgeons each member acsuaiij }
present shall receive fee of 81.
Allsurgeons' certificates shall be made
| in duplicate, one to he forwarded to the
United States Pension Agent and one to
the Commissioner of Pensions.
If widow is receivinga pension on
account of herself auda minor child or
children, and it shall be properly certified
bya court of probate jurisdiction that
salts factory proof has heen made that
the widow has abandoned the care of
such child or children, or that by reason
Of her immoral conduct she is an insult
able person to have custodvof the same,
then the pension shalt not be paid TO such
widow, but may be paid to the child or
children through a aguArdian appointed
for such purpose.
Any guar dian who shall emhezz!e the
funds of his ward, or fraudulently con
vert the same to his own use, e,shall he pun
ished by fine not exceeding $4,000, or
be imprisoned not exceeding five years,
or both. ...ias t..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

The writer Q: the wideIy-copied face
tiops paragraphs, in the Danbury
(Conn News, is Mr. James Montgom
cry Bailey.
Negro lodges of the Know Nothing
Order are forming in the West anC
,, South Their motto is "No white mar
for office"
The Arkansas Legislature has beer
considering memorial to Congress
asking that body to give the people o
the State "a good republican govern
ment, good monarchy, or good dcs.
potism." They want decent natioha
government Of some sort.
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BOynooa in Spring Time.

Rafting is the prevailing popular
amusement with the juveniles this
month The boy whose parents own
the pond is generally chosen captain of
tue raft. The raft quite frequently con-
ssts Of a couple of boards the captains
father has laid away to season The
captain stands at the bow and boilers,
and the other officers whose claim to the
berth principally rests on the fact that
they have dry pants at home, stand al
the stern and spatter water on the outsi-
ders who are on the shore with theil
hands in their breeches pockets and guile
in their hearts. They thus navigate fol
hours at a time, and then fight over the
distance they have made, and finally &C
home TO see their parents about it, and
are dried with a bed-cord, and are rut
to bed, where they can feel of their in,
juries without molestation. on.-Daabur5
Ne,CS.
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Naval Cadets.

The pay of cadet midshipman is $500
per annum, and begins when he enters
the academy. A cadet midshipman upon
graduating becomes midshipman, and
his yearly pay is $1,000 at sea, $500 or
shore, and 5000 on leave or waiting or
ders. Congress, at its last session, enac
ted that the term of the classes in the
Naval Academy should be six years.
This will apply to the class that next en-
ters, The practice ship leaves the acad
emy for a cruise each summer. Under
existing regulations each class, excepting
hesecond, goes on the cruises.
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aKrulture,' s,garseI
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the card is liobt cream- the nrin;inq
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Gg-Tbe homeopatbists have won

GS-The homeopatbists have won a
victory in the Michigan Legislature, fol
it is now provided by law that two oi
the medical department of the State
University shall be OF that faith. We
imagine they viii have sweet, peaceful
times in that school. But what aston.
ishes us is that eycrything like a COM
promise between the allopathic and
homeopathic systems should be thought
possible, since they are So diametlica!ly
opposite, chat if one.he true The other,
from The necessity of the case. must be
false. How the two systems can be
taught ia the same school is. a mystery
which We viii not pretend to unravcl.
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HOUSEHOLD.

LEMON PIE.-Soak eight snda-crack-
ers in three cupfnls of water or milk !;
add three cups of sifted sugar, the juice
OF two lemons AMI rind of one, and a
lump of butter the size of a hickory-nut.
GREEN PEAS Shell them CAREFUL,
they will not require washing. Put
them in the stew-span, and cover with
boiling water, add little salt and SUI
gar If boiled fast, they keep their col
or. Half an hour is the time A bunch
of parsley can be boiled with them.
BoRAx -Borax is used in many large
washing establishments as washing
powder, instead OF soda. 1t does not in
the slightest degree iDjure the texture of
the linen. Its effect is to soften the har-
dest water, and therefore is pleasant
and useful addition to the water for
battling. 1t is also recommended as eX-
cellent for cleansing the hair and teeth
To KEEP A STovE BRIGHT BY Two AP.
PLICATIoNS A YEAR The time and labor
which are ordinarily required to keep q
stove bright and clean, prove serious
hindrances to the housewife. Here is .
receipt which will remedy this griev-
ance. Make weak solution of alum
water, and mix British Lustre' with it.
Apply it to the stove when cold; brush
and rub ii until dry. 1t will keep bright
for six months. r ..... .'......
GLOSSY STARCH Take two ounces OF
white gum-arabic powder, put into a
pitcher, and pour on it a pint OF boiling
water, according to tue degree of
strength you desire, and then, having
covered it, let it stand all night, In the
morning pour it carefully from the drees
into clean bottle; keep it for use. a
tablespoonful Of gum-water stirred into
a pint of starch that has been made in
the usual manner, will give lawns, either
black or printed, a look of newness,
when nothing else can restore them af-
ter washing It is also good, much di-
luted, for thin white muslin and Jobinet
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EEaia,

The burning OF dead prince in IN
dia is rather expensive. A letter in the
London Times describes the cQmbus-
ton of His Highness the Maharajah of
Jondhpore. The corpse was dressed in
royal robes Of bfocaded cloth, and
dccked out with jewelry valued at S75,-
900 In front Of the funeral process
ion walked two elephants Laden with
gold and silver coins to the amount OF
S62,500. which were scattered at every
hundred PAGES among the SPECTATORS, to
be scrambled for, The corpse, shawls,
and jewelry we're al thrown together
upon the burning pile. From the day
on which His Hi2hness died, 5000
Brahmins regularly received food and a
largess of rupee esch at the palace
gates. All the Inhabitants, Ivy way OF
expressing their grief, shaved off theil
boards, mustacaes, and the hair Of theii
heads. The lamented Raiah left behind
him neat assortment of wives and
concuhines, who were, many Of them
extremely desirous to be burned with
their late lord, some because they were
really grieved at bis lbSs, and others be-
cause it was the fq$liionahle thing to do,
It was no. permitted, However, greatly
70 the disgust Of Tie widows,
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wJones dimes st the Kirkwood, and
during The rush that set in upon the 4th
of March he found a strange waiter at
his elbow He found, moreover, an oh
stacle in his way when he called for a
gin cocktail The waiter groaned, aud,
looking around, he saw a melancholy
face with pathetic eyes bent upon him -
"What's the matter?'' demanded Jones,
''havc You the colo p mo, sah,' was
The solemn response; ''hut is worriei,
to see you ask for dat iiquih,damnation
',Why who the thunder are on?' 8 Me,
sab? I'm a theological student of de
Weyland Theological Seminary" ANA
what are you doing here?' "A waisiri
sab, Thirty OBJ us volunteered in desc
crowded times TO make little money tc
continue our theological studies, sab >
Nv ell, my reverend friend" said Jones'
you go aud fetch first class gin cock
tail, and | II add twenty five cents tC
y6ul theological fund" 1t was done
Washingtoa Capital
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Poor lad! Well, it is warm in heaven:
No need of "chaugs" and jackets there!
And something rising in my throat
Made it so hard for me to speak,
| turned away, and left a tear
Lying upon his sunburned cheek.
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The Ars'ra.ians never sue for divorce.
When 4 husband gets discouraged. he
takes his aife to the brow Of cliff to
view the gorgeous sunset, and over che
goes 1'
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Hancock-A. B Byal, d.
Hardin-N Fl. Phillips, r.
Harrison-W C Waddle, R. .rjs
Henry-A. H Tyler, D. .7s-
Highland-J A Smith, r. trga-
Hocking-Alex White, D. ataF
Holmes-C f. Worthless, D.
Huron--C.1 X Watson, R. laisa !
Jackson-James Trip, r. s-ar--a.,
Jeferson--S. W. Clarke, r. 'r r.a..as
Knox-R. A. Tulloss, d. .s..
Lake-P. Bosworth. r.
Lawrence-H S. Neal, R.
Licking-W. p. Kerr, ID.
Logan-W. H. West, r.
Lorain-J. G. Hale. r. .-est
Lucas-M r Waite, r.
C. III Scri5ner, D
Nadison--Charles Phellis- r. -
Mahoning-D NJ Wilson, D.
Marion-W E Schofeld, d.
IMedina-S. Humphreyville, r.
Meigs-D A Russell, R.
Mercer T. j Godfrey, R. gg
Mamie V. Dorsey, r.
Monroe-Wm Okey, D.
Monteomery-E. Schultz, R.
" Adam Clay, d.
Morgan--F. B Pond, r.
| Morrow } Gurlev, D.
Muskingum-C c Russell, r.
SIC d Van Voores, r.
Noble-W. j. Young, D.
Oltawa-A Kramer, D.
Perrv--L j. jackson, D. ~
Pickaway-H F. Page, R.
Pike--S L. Caldwell, d.
Portage-J d Horton, r sf
Preble-ED. Barnetts, IND. r.
Putnam-S Z. Weaver, d.
Rich!and-B. Burns. D.
RoSs--M L Cafk r
Sandusky--J Van Valkenberg, D.
SCioto-J..W Bannon R
Seneca--J D. Connor, D. .a..
Sheby-E! Smith, D.
Sta,k-A Pease. R
j G Ho>te,ter. r
Summit-A C Voris, R
TrumbuA--G w Tnttle, r.
Tuscarawas--C II kitchener, D.
Union-J B Coates, X.
Van Werl-I N Alexander, r
Vinton-Harvev Wells. r.
Warren-T A. Thompson, r.
Washington--H ChapiE, Ind r.
Wayne-J X Mcbride. d.
WiIiamS-A NJ Pratt r.
Woud-Asher Cook, r
Wvandot-J D. Sears, D.
*Donbtful a
1t will be seen by the above that I'll
political complexion OF the CJnventio
will he as follows:
Republicans elected,
Democrats elected,
Republicans Independent, |
Republicans Liberal,
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CoxsTEEUTEoy&H. s.oxvESrIes.

4 Complete Esst ossise Members
EirCEed so the constitutional
r. Coayensiap. which C1nyenes fD
G01Ei bus Ssay I2-
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Sasgiio!Ir N0tls.

For the benefit of our numerous lady
readers, we present the following fashion
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5 HHeTwelve liAes, or less, will be charged as
,sfe ssuare.sTE e; o. = 49, .is5sr,
.ss~AI legal aivertissments,w will be charged
~ ths Tine, and must be paid in Advance OF
sro psoiUa wa,;oas @ the Appointments of Ad-- 81
e g no;nistIator,s mJoc and Executors; also I@a
S ~ n, .,,aohmsns nan n ,,tices and Road nett .sS
~ ~ oss woSollars ana fifty cents, IN %
Esadvanoe. Sd ,,,.,. ....,
fssAdvsrtising done at pT onshea rates e,
and pay meut requitsd !inea .snce' N al
cases.
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Members

Counties. Members
Adams-Thos. j, Mullen, D. III fs
Allen--T f Cunningham, D.
Ashland-G. W Hill, D.
Ashtabula-H. B Woodbury., r. ,,.
Athens r. G Steigeur, r
Auglaigc--W. NJ. Layton, D.. @
Belmont-D. D.. T. .Cowen, z.
Brown-Cbitop A White. D. n h
b Butlsr-LADb Campbell, D.
CarreE--W m4 Adair, r
Cham haiSSn-e-I.H. Young, D. aa
Carie-7J II. Blose. D.
Clermont--T. NJ LGwis, r.
Clinton-A. W Doan,. r
Columbiana-Jas, W Reilly, p.
Coshocton--Wm Sample, D.
Crawford-Thomas Beer, D..
Cuyahoga.-S J. Andrews, R.
" J. Mueller, r. r
& S. D. Griswold, r.
Amos Townsend, r.
NJ. A. Foran, D. ,
Darke-Geo. D. Miller, D.
Defiance, Paulding-J. J Green, D.
Delaware-T, ". Powell, D. ~ ZEE
Erie-J. N, Root, Ind r.
Fairfeld-Thos. Ewing, ,.
Fayette-Miles Gardner, r.
Franklin-R P L Baber, D.
g J. J Ricklv, D.
Fulton-Ozias Merrill, D. ..
Gallia--J NJ. Mccormick, r.
Geauga-Peter Hitchcock, Il.
Greene-Thcs p Townsley, r.
Guernsey-C J. Albright, r.
Elias IT JOhnsnn r .a-.
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Forced politeuesss--+B3wing 70 Rcqess-
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BONNETS AND HATS.
SUMNER UMBRELLAS.

silk serge, with u short, heavy staff,
semhling a "pnliceman's club"
chateialne usually worn with an umbr
Of this description has deep, strt
hook and heavy chain. finished witt
RIM, which is simply securely riv
around the. staff A recent style
.lady's silk umbrella has the end of
staff with the bark on, and handson
polished; while fnishings of i've
pearl, cornelIan, horn. aud polls
woods iniaid with pearl are all in us'
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Vegetable pLlosophyrSage ADVICE
Comfortable quarters-Tw6 shilling
, 1873-12-31

Tho following Instruments wore Alod for rec
ord Oh Tuesday, Ueo. 80;

Tho following Instruments wore Alod Tor rec-
ord Oh Tuesday, Deo. 80:
CTR PROPERTY.
Washington st. 100 It Of Dearborn a I, 30x180 IT,
dated Noy II consideration 10000. Albert Crosby
to Witlurn II. Fuller.
Lato st, 100 It Of Lasallo IT. I, oox16o #, dated
Nov. 70; consideration, $4,000. Charles Dusby to
Alhcst Crosby.
West Eric Vt. l l0 Il y Of Wood st I, a11193 8-l0
II, dased Dec. 70 consideration. $4,000.
Keith ct, 294 # Of Chicago nv, 4, 2Ax1Q0 II, dated
Jan. g.; consideration, $3.50.
Hamu Us tho above, dated Doc. 27 consideration.
$2,0iD.
clln'oa st, 163 IT Of West Lake at +, s21l5o It,
dated Oct. ID; consideration, s23.5s9.
Iarrnlco st, 27yE fl OF Centre st. " t. 2sx127 IT,
dated Dec. 30 consideration $1,05O.
8chtlter st, 900 fl of sedgwlck a I, 22sGos; #,
Michigan st, 5D It W Of North Market at, f. 75x10o
Wet congresa IT. l4u +. Of 1loyMsst, +, 5os1a2
rrumu!lli ". 3So III Of Woat Flftcon.h s I, 25z
1o3 f., d,' dated !. psG 1s; eonatc1asion, $780,
wa nins Sas. IL atca so b. sf
Tweniy y-1nth ST, cor of vernon ~, I, 571i0o It,
dated ost sonns!,lerntlou, i 8 ,?po.
.luted Nov. 81: consideration, $4,000,
dated ost: q; eons',srat.on 8, ,l2s,
lunlnon1 at, 1G3 It Of Wiscohn Ut, f. 24x126 r.,
stxtesu loss !n centra! PARK Second Addition, dated
Des ~; consid.er%tion ,ts sla CO. , ,o.,oo
dated Nov. ~ consideration, $40 o0o Abort Crosby
10 r;awu Leo brown.
Ano at, Of Esatiatan ron road, 8 T. 15s1ce II, da.ca
Dec. IL; consideration, 81 800.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots 70 tn 49, III Block 2, fiji Hslntzs part OF v u
Of K. Sec !, Us, H. dated 0ct. Il consideration,
$3.50.