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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

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-,ssss,-s To sle Eslra Ser Esis. Az. vi visl- -ls
zzs ---sr- rssz VI Froeuoiz -stzu 4 sAs
s1z say rszs re=S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

rzz N-s.r. -r- TEe E-Iglzzzr vars Z
1le a-s q a pazer Elirh promises Cd appear
ssasl-E=es-E E-evsry TzesslE ana FllaaE- L
: 5ssus.i fin liz 1ti,s e Nsszz. Eitak 4 AIils,
and i suhEshad .. Val1sr NJ Ghsur. ESQ. n
So -71os--z5silF- a1f rsrsai azpeL-l-cE- L ~
ssnaiss lie Ssa- TFsziz.F / i-sz-zssT. Eaiea Flz
sls,,s--.r1is.t 5sE weeks zaca- u iis speri1r
us,s-zzz. zaa slz11r g-sezz ms FHz-ua =a-h tia
lsl.uT-ar I1uilgT=
va -zr slilra-il,1- v. ser @ a-cidgiza t-r
a-Itzrlr 1u- rl1ll-lfs zn r-s .Ie1 q -l.s- sii-s
Il. 1a-ss.f rleu IN zle 1ELz and Ia ne valisgs 90
Za-rils A. ~. tsnard cur 4lI.ar- u -IEy ilcIne
Ir--is.1- r.r1 80 "a rls -ralrl-1Esz u cur 1la---
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- an assf -a-n- or II ErT me nerr WA rl@1n-
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vs.. - sa-- 1uz Ne fr SIRE Il cur earlesi1'-sH q
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-uiI-zs q tae aeF PH7eE I'm r. sEzs iaazss cue
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

TEs -eri-rna1cs q -aa Eua-s1- -hsas-'ras
c-u--rse5 VA e s u : Sza rrsn A.
Es-zFrns Ef1- lss #seS WIS vsrT srs1@aais e
-lass vas 1-cs -a-s 9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

ANaSs tn passengers = rae Ssazsa WIS
" Chas. Nsu5leE wa a-ssass e vzs l1s
--s-s- II mae the sa1- q lfIE1L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
Dissolution Of CO-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tbs
~ krn q WRIGHT Z WILSON l. tsis day Dis
solved hy mutual coascat. The acsouuts Of the drsa
win BE settled BY W. B. Wright
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT.
CHARLES B. WILSON.
Hsnelala. Eehraary 5. ISIS. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

Tbs an r,az-ss ssEz ass ngas a,uuia1-iyg-
arr -1ve tie --o176 s r,oG srsaehng- Ths
-iz-1cus-zr zz,CE a. 8 a. zzz-zs ms 1cra-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
FoR LEAsE. SALE, on RENT.

= THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES on JUDD
- and Lilihs Streets, With spleniid vica % the
harhor. The house contains four large Mems kiich
en-, bathroom. and oat-buHiings. Water is laid 90
the premises Pasture ground for tive horscs. The
lease has still TO run lsl years Enquirs Of
Eli u. V0SS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
FROM BREMEN:

N.ANA ~
DRINT>-FaHeY. Pink. White Gro1nG:
l. E-ilfaHcs- Wine >airtI1gsr
Elr-rclfs' Lang Cilth. B-1#u Casr1as.
BziF- Caszau. Heavy lsazz=- ra.ksug,
Fine mi C1uulu BiarS Cs5Ggrgs,
Linen 1razs zsafz- Wiiss Linen, STlssas,
Elaasszs- B-s-iagz-ssa-y All EgaE-
Fine Black DcesEu. Fine Plct Cloth,
ElIs EIIzaei. Fhi-a famed. Fancy FlaHasi.
EIHzHg-cgi Eaiss az5 5l4a Be,tfuilrz-
Eiciolrg Sa5rrs- v liEa azi Fancy Cas1a4 SHIFTS
LI1sn-asson SHIRTS Fancy Flannel Sairts.
Fine AMI Caunla Cl1sd1 Uuisrsai-ts-
Liaen All Cgszsa Eaaizsrghfefs
Linen All Cgsslu TlvsIs- Turkish Towels.
Ven EI--gs- Fine Wooden SaavLs,
FIshalaa5s ysrkzass. Sca-ta. EIfs. PI-1sqls.
Culrsills-laavy SIX xzzh Wla!shous-
Gamma SIX CHacgllAz, Ca55aa Cubrslla.
Al Azsorr1zzs q Fine Clothing,
Assurrttf >ociss Gzf SslcisizEs-
Lf-aG azf C5sza1 Ta-zI.fs- Isaa-rsi,
Assur-sf EagHsa >ItIas. FrgaGa CalsEias,
FsrflnsrE. L1slz's Ezrr4-ss-
P5aHs.Fs PsuIa1zz- Els- on SlaFs,
Ear Ev1zass- Tlosh B--rsass CElsa Bsuabss.
Tsaea Ca1as- I. T. Dressing Cau5s-
AsscEtuEut q Real Amber Fancy c Gods
Sz4Is- Su.sra E4zzaas- C-uszes- Eraocass-
lT--,--.s--a 60
WA 4zher Nlaza P5aeas. 4aaucIiaaus.
EsarE SzlFsrsi.ia-af SFaaas aa5 Ea-ss.
NIsaer Of PEAR sara EIszaas.
SzlziaaarF s-Fila F-sneh Ls1ssr Plne--
BANS E.'szs- Shisu5a- Eaasirs Baass-
Esaaz Sltas, Scizsars. Paczaz-saEvsa.
JIcE-tzlTts-
TsIGE Metal and Nails,
Sheet Z11e- EI1-a In
Elasl-za Nsrl-- c. C. Tn PIassa- EirrsI,
Elap T-Hu * Barrels 1af Eara.
ea-rlaass,I T-sa Pipes Z e y izca.
ezl-Isi Llaaa-za- Elbows All T5as-
Scam ?. Fes g : .aeasz. s4sl-gpaa4,
G. g r-auH- 4sslrrrf SeTia- Ess,Iss-
GalEHz5zali E-Hz Ear4ae1- Eaaa5zr Tzsa,
VINES. Ligzazz. a.
SaislrIEa1Er- Ezn. 6ns
Fine Cla-sE n ls71sa- Ca--ar s-zzsv,
C11nga.-1a- Al. Ii-li P1-=--. Elrzsr7. Er- E.-.
sE1 4Sso-ruszt e German. English and
Frszen Groceries.
sf-a-sas cazf-ss. srsriEaE s1sssT M1s-Eea,
E1haGeirs Plle BHlsf Insect o.. A.
Waite Lead Eaizs Zias. Raj Leaf Co-iars,
eT-=sa- sssss sa-s Esss Paiuss. C4aI Tx,
ssscEaaIu Tar Csws Pis-a. IRA Gag.
Era E-5ria- Rsud1r sassz. Wrz7pfar PEver,
E17tF Bz--=la. Oak ssszsf sI- CszE-s-a
Ps-ssiIiz SsrE- T1inaEs-E- Alea5sI.
LaairlaE sllzaez zilE s-zHsI-l
HzE.aa aid German Clgzr.
EsmF oaaraa 4ad za4susia-k- sal-sszze,
Edisz- Faiss zzf CIzs.
EaIIsa7er and ESrEs-s,
FHaza CaH-a AID saEra. Taizzs S5Iessa-fs,
TE-f-16ez- cEsasa * D-zzs-z,
Wzazg TaaIss. Ezz--lssa saG1a,
C.n1rs-ezEisa. a. e. a.
caeua Baor Nzss. Gazs5s- a.z Cassa,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
an Tee Numerous 20 Msntfon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

Ez-A s-uaE zazrs hzs 1-ck srs CT
r ss-ss5Ir sTsr-C zS1 week syn lara
vaa.l Ezs Filcsi ssc 1z- .ls ucss.rs- 1sl-1g-
Tbs -zHE-r vas &c Title vlls- a1r the srs
IaSsas -1- ~ -I111-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
HEMP CANVAS.

ID UszIA DUCK. HEMP SAIL TWIEE. cotton
II Dsek. assorted s11berF, Coftss Sal IBiss, A.
''sssa 'iHs'- F'r alb po,4vs4co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
ApMINIsTRAToR,s NoIIcE.

The undersigHed having been appointed
Il Aisisiffrltsrs q he Rsrsts q The late APO
fchizsss. q HE Isia1d 81 RzEnn. hereby rstify
AZ Ps-ssss islsttsi q tie fsid estate Ezaks ine
date r1yEsrE ra1 Al pg-f11s kaTinz claims axairrt
SAD estate are ksrskJ nstissd 70 present tie lazs
EAHUE ~,
L SEFEEEXcE,
Te1p1T1ry Adzinigfrst1rB.
ss.-i--l Or. BE. E.l.s.EI 5. 1872. 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
March 1st.
Saturday.

Saturday, March 1st,
At Ia o'eleek Noon.
Al the right tsis ard iuts-ss: of tie sid uiror in
ard % certain premises situated in Hoaelals afere-
said. 81 Ne. 10 Ea=a street, ssi opposite Emua
Sgzars. and hezr3ea saa divided IS failous Frosa
the scush corrsz ca s1si E-. s,rees r-n north 5es
cas-, alcas said Kama street. S. feet thsnes north
So 50 vest Us sess 4lszg lane, thenes south ~
s. fess thszes scuth IS IS east is feet the
starting Pcizs Euu1 strcSs aforesaid izelriias
81 ares q I've hundrs3 and TIVE sgaars ATHENS
Tais lot Is surrounded hy gcca picket feaee aud IS
divided hy picket ts1es running parallel With Emrna
sszs iaso smaller parts Pea the front q these
iirisoas there IS CottAEe ecntaiains three reons
Ea6 ouhrasss- all il god repair. which viii Be sold
Il ere parcel With the 4ri. On the rear division
snail eestsss god rsP1f-. belonging the estate
cs VIZ HuuPhTeys. vhiea VII be SOLD a. Auction On
the sane i1y Bssh cf the said divisions are planted
VIII fruis ard SHADE aal have the water laid On
II rlpes- Ink Fee staple
Hcnslulu. FEB 5 ISIS. :. B. DOLE.
Guardian Of the Estate Of Hannah. miner.
Z P ADAMS, Aust'r.
Also
THE s.zs d-e vii bs scld By Order Of $ B.
Disk. Exscarur q the estate cf VIZ HunPhreys,
The Now Cottage.
On the rsar iIvisiau e the above usEt11ei lot Job
renewed by the purchaser.
EP ADAMS. Aass'r
Houolzla. Feb :. ISIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

A---sN~ -u Els sls wersner ca the
sr5---er l,l11-,sss- lgi1r l. >-siHHeoal wharf
F=-- l1lsz1g -ls ls-sulasc c1- Ct the Schooner
zasae-alE sls slsa-S EEFs Eag- anu ne nase ii
1lcs st-k1r and srsak1-r "a sls s.ii--IIslst.
s-1 mass sll szsr and si,rlss ale stsru uas z
-z1s q suazl-lF. Very slr-Ilaszy &c -ue
-. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
AHCHORs.

TzEeLIsH IROB-sTOcg AgcHORs-wEFGHT
u f,s- ise u. . 49, ~. For sale -
BOLLEs 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
CO-partnership Notice.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed partnership % Be called WRIGHT 4
COMPANY. Whtch viii carry on the husiness 81 gen
erSl Matchmaking aud horse shocinr Ne. - King
Street the premises lately occupied ~ the 6rm -
Wright 1 Wilson WILLIAM B. Wright.
SIN PETER ]. BROWN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

Ezz wasrs1.-E-- Walzlu lLseasiI h-sg
s=5 . Al,azr- NsE T-rS sara leaving Fr7
r=r-F Ellzs,5 a. S2a eco b Al c1ig s1u- wa =
sl7r0ss5 g. Be living scnsElers u t1s F1cfir-
Q -izs zrvz= &c a1zlru s.is liss lsir & rs god
s-r-r-s- W b.--e Il VI e gslsrvus sn,l.ri co
azS11vls,4-z ls sr subscribing FIR IA. l-E-zts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
GUARDIANS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATEl

Dy Virtue OF an Order of Sale made BY
ID Alfred ;. Hsrsusli. Associate Jss;5ee 81 the
>zpveoe Ce-rs siliizs IL Psvesse N The natter 0f
tie estate q Hannah, ct Hcscluiu, uizc-. On the
Ssh Of Fseraary, A. p. ISIS. there viii be sold 81 the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
Bar and Billiards to Let !

TENDERS viii be received TO the 2Sth
i last. for the lease for One Year. from The lee
Of March next Of the Bar aud Billiard Raoss Il the
Hawaiian Hotel. For particulars inquire q
SSt A. HEhBERT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
FOR SALE.
HIpES, SKINS, TALLoW.

FlJHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To
Il pay The highest market Frice Ger Dry Hides.
Gcss skins and Goat TallcW.
c. BREWER a co.
January -. 11n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

w4zusu. Feb. 20. 1878
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
Assortment # Real amber Fancy G Gods

SzI,iz- Si.ssvs Eas-zaas- Cr1sses. Ersuch.s-
SerI li lruIusnzs. Naers;aH1u C5Elr FIaiErE.
WA 4aher Nlaza Piaeas. Asgucrieaas.
Esa-E >iirsrFi.Issi SEaaas azst Esrsss
NIsaer Of Fear Shi-s Elszlu-.
SelsiaaerF Fins Frsnch Lefrsr Plpe-.
E,anf Ersss- Sai1ria.- zsrsirz Baass-
EaaaE Sltasr Srizaarz, Paci1az-zzEzs
Jazz -iziTsa-
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every individual Of us IL liable, sooner or
later, to need the advantages which this Hos.
pital will afford; and the non-existence OF
which would add largely to suffering and ex-
pense, if it did not cost life itself.
Such being the facts of the situation, can
any one doubt that the Great Fair OF June
next in its aid will be success, aud that the
needed forty thousand dollars will be made up
by its receipts, and by subscriptions from the
more able and generous sons of Maine at
home and in other States? To doubt it would
be to doubt the intelligence, the wisdom, the
public spirit of the people of Maine. We
hold no such doubling position. We know as
we'll as we can know anything in the future
that the people Of Maine, who have never
been backward in any good work, will not al
low this noble institution to fail for lack Of
forty thousand dollars--only one dollar apiece
for forty thousand Of her six hundred and
thirty thousand people. No indeed. We can
speak for one. We have already subscribed
as much as We have felt able in its behalf +;
but rather than have it fail we shall certainly
add another hundred to the subscription; and
it will take only four hundred contributors Of
hundred dollars each to make up the entire
sum of $40, 900. With the receipts of the
great Fair, and the contributions that will
come in, we repeat, this good work will be
done, and the Maine General Hospital will
become an assured fact.
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Competitive Examination for West
Point Cadetship.

A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for a cadet
IA appointment in the L. s. Military Academy
at West Point, n. Y, from the Third Congress al
District, will be held in Waterve on Thursday
the first day of May, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The examination will be under the direction of
the Faculty of Colby University.
An experienced physician will be present to pass
upon the physical qualifications of the candidates
Candidates are admitted to the Academy only
between the ages of seventeen and twenty two
years. They must be free from any deformitv dis
ease or infirmity that may render them unfit for
arduOus military service.
The candidate at the time of admission to the
Academy is required by law TO be proficient in
Reading and flirting; in the elements of English
Grammar; in Descriptive Geographic particularly
of our own country, and in the History ofhe United
States.
In arithmetic, the various operations IN addition,
subtraction multiplication and dirision reduction
simple and compound proportion. and vulgar and
decimal Fractions, must be thoroughly understood
ndreadiiy performed.
The examination of all competitive applicants on
the foregoing branches will therefore be rigid,
searching and impartial
All actual residents of the Third Congressional
District, of proper age are entitled to enter into
competition for the appointment Whoever Is GER
titled TO me by the Faculty of Colby University as
best fitted for the Cadetship, will be Immediately
nominated thereto and will be required to report
at West Point on or before the 25th day of May
All papers published in the Third Compression
District largely circulating therein are respect
fully requested to insert this notice
JAMES G.. BLAINE
Representative Third Con Dist.
Augusta, March, 1873. april t&w3w
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The Alta Californian of the 2eth says

The Alta Californian Of the 2eth says
Last evening William n. Young. son of Brig
ham Young, was arrested on a charge of
drunkenness and misdemeanor. While in
duress he stated that he was son of Mother
Mary, and that he and the old man run the
Territory. On depositing S40he was released,
and requested that the Court meet at ten
o'clock this morning, instead of nine, as that
would be All accommodation to him.
Denver is to have a new hotel, and the pub
lie are assured that the walls will be bullet
proof SO that guests won't run any risks on
account of an affair in the other room.
'Playing at hanging" was unfortunately
illustrated in a town in Massachusetts the
other day by boy, who used for a platform
a wheelbarrow which turned over and he was
strangled to death.
The United States grows annually about
10000, 900 bushels of potatoes--three bush
els for every man, woman and child.
Pennsylvania paper has the following at
tractive advertisement: '.Small pox signs
neatly and handsomely printed at this Office"
The Emperor William will be accompanied
on his visit to St. Petersburg by Prince Bis
marck and Count Moltkc. The Shah of Per-
STA will have all his Ministers of State among
his retinue.
Mr.. Hepner, one of the Socialist leaders in
Germany, and head editor of the Socialist or.
gan Volkstaats, has, by order of the authori
ties, been banished from Leipsic
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AThis Remedy does not simply reiiere for a short
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst cases of chronic Nasal Catarrh, and
mW pay $500 re,pard for a case that cannot cure.
Gold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with few applications. If you have dis
charge from the nose offensive or otherwise; stop
ping up of the nose at times; partial loss OF the
sense of smell, taste or hearing; eyes watering or
weak; feel dull, or have pain or pressure In the
head,-you may rest assured that you have Ca.
tarrh. Thousands annually, without manifesting
nan the above symptoms, terminate In Consume
ton and end in the grave. No disease is so COM
mon, more deceptive, or less understood by physi-
clans. will send my pamphlet on Catarrh, to any
address, Tree. DIR. sage's Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price % cents. Sent by mail, postpaid on recent
OF 10 cents, or four pa kages for two dollars Re.
ware OF couaterjefs and oorthless limitations See
that my Private stamp, which is a Positive Guar.
antee OF Genuineness, is upon the outside wrapper
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait name and address
and the words ~. 5. Certificate of Commences a,
engraved upon It, and need not be mistaken
Don't be swindled by travellers and others Genre
senting themselves as DIR. Sage. l am the only
man now living that has the knowledge and right
to manufacture the genuine DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Rem edy, and never travel to sell this medicine
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dspensary, Buffalo, NY.
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Two or three years ago the population of
the Lake Superior region was very sparse,
and the remote. solitudes were visited, at in
tervals, by Indians and .trappers. Now this
region Of country resounds with the tread of
advancing civilization. The whistle of the
locomotive and the steamboat are familiar,
and five years hence the country will TEEN
with a population reaching millions. The
fact that the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has engaged with steamers to ply or
Lake Superior, in connection with railroad
towns on the South Shore, affords remarka.
BILE illustration of the influence of this great
enterprise in developing the far Northwest.
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GENERAL NEWS.

DIR. Carr of California says that every dol
lar Of gold mined in California costs from a
dollar to dollar and half.
Bull frog hams deck the show windows OF
Chicago restaurants.
The charges of bribery against members OF
the Indiana Supreme Court have deem found
to he ground!ess.
You do not need to black your boots in
Pittsburg You hang them out of the window
at night, and they are black enough in the
morning.
Josh Billings says it is impossible for man
to do anything well when flea is about, ex-
cept to swear.
Gov. Austin of Minnesota has excepted the
resign alton of William Seeger, State Treas.
urer, who is to be tried in May for irregu.
larities in the discharge of his duties.
severe satire on the way Frenchmen treat
their wives is conveyed in the scene of "The
Christmas Dinner" where Gaillardin fails to
recognise his wife because disguised in
new dress.
The horse disease is abating at Los Angeles,
>"''' o"' 10 A"eWk Throughout ArlZOna ana
spreading toward San Bernardino. 1t has not
yet appeared in San Francisco.
The superintendent Of public schools in
Arizona Territory writes in private letter,
Cant you send us out ten or twelve first
class Yankee schoolmams? We pay SIS to
800 per month, and if desired will insure
husband within six months"
During Gen. Sherman's tour in Europe he
saw some British battle flags, on which was
inscribed Lexington and Breeds Hill"
They were relics of the war of l77G.
Kingsley says "If you wish to he msera-
bic, you must think about yours elf; about
what you want, what you like, what respect
people ought to pay you, what people think
of you; and then to you nothing will be pure
You will spoil everything you touch; you
will make sin and misery for yourself out of
God sends you you will be as
wretched as you choose"
Charles Francis Adams account as Arbi-
traitor for the United States at the Geneva
Tribunal was closed Monday at Washington,
he receiving s22, 500 in gold for just one years
service. He was allowed the same pay per
annum that he received as Minister to Eng
land, with an additional sum of 81, 900 for
travelling expenses.
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CIerk OF DIstfICt &C
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District Court ofthe United States District of Maine
In the matter Of aaron Co'cee and George Couee
Bdnkrupts. In Bankruptcy.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that n Petition has
i been presented 10 the Court, this twenty fourth
day of March, A ID. 1873, by George Cowee, form.
erly of Augusta, now OF West Gardiner, in
said District Bankrupt, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from all his debts
proyable under the Bankrupt Act, both as an in.
dividual ana as member OF the firm of A. Cowee
& Son; and upon reading said Petition II is Or
dered by the Court that hearing be had upon the
same, on the first Monday of June, a. ID. 1873 be
fore the Cont in Portland in said District at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published
in the Portland Daily Advertiser, and the Daily
Kennebec Journal newspapers printed in said Dis
trict, once q week for three successive weeks and
once in the Weekly Portland Advertiser, and
kennebec Journal, that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest
may appear at said time and place, and show
cause if any they have why the prayer of he
Petition should not be granted. The last publica
ton TO be ut least thirty days before said day of
hearing. VIM. =. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03

1t is asserted by the New Orleans Picayune
that plan for resisting the Kellogg Govern.
ment Of Louisiana has been arranged by com
mittees of prominent citizens, which will be
submitted to q mass meeting Of the people OF
association is to be formed, called the "Peo-
Piles League Of Louisiana" the members OF
which shall agree "not to pay any taxes SO
long as this fraudulent government is main
tanned; to buy at no tax sales; to discourage
by all means in their power the payment or
collection of taxes by sale or otherwise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03

The Supervisors of Fond Du Lac county
Wisconsin, appealed from the Supreme
Court, in case in which the question
whether Stale has right or not to levy
taxes for the purpose of aiding in the con
struction of railroads was involved. The
Supreme Court decided on Monday thai
railroads are public highways. no matter
whether they are built and operated by
the State or by private corporations. The
building Of railroads is. therefore, u mat
ter of public concern, to aid which it is
just as lawful to levy taxes as for the
building of a wagon road or any other
public work. and the collection of these
taxes cannot be resisted by authority of
Article V. of Amendments to the Consti-
tuition of the United States, which provides
that private property shall not be taken for
public use without just compensation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03
The woman once known as LADY Ellen

The woman once known as Lady Ellen.
borough, has at last died in Damascus. She
had nine husbands, of whom Lord Ellen
Arab camel driver, was the ninth. To him
she was married after the Arab fashion, and
for whole year she accompanied him on his
journeys between Beyrout and Babylon, full
filling the duties Of an Arab wife. even to
milking the camels She grew tired of this
after while, and built for herself lovely
palace at Damascus, where she has passed
her last years, old but still beautiful and very
rich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03

The death of Mrs. James Gordon Bennett
is briefly announced as having occurred at
Koningstein, Saxony, on Monday. Mrs.
Bennett was, in her younger days, famous
not only for her personal attractions, but for
her intellectual qualities; ard, adding to
them rare social attributes, she was Of invalu-
| able service to her husband in more than one
doubtful crisis of his professional career
For several years past Mrs. Bennett has spen
most of her time abroad with her children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03

Travellers returned from the sunny
South" are not very enthusiastic in praise
Of the climate there In the winter. They
find chill in the atmosphere that is more
disagreeable than the cold of New Eng
land, piercing to the marrow, and Great
ing shivering that makes heavy coat
and blazing fires in demand. They have
a great many doubts about the comfort O.
the benefit to health of winter journeys t.
the South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-03

The loss of life by the destruction of the
steamer Atlantic is seldom equaled we
think in the history of disasters at sea
The catastrophe was sudden and com.
plete. No opportunity was given for land
ing the boats. Many were drowned in
their berths. Experience has proved the
danger Of making the coast of Nova
year, but nothing like this has happened
before