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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-23
Everybody i'm the World

Everybody i'm the World
Ought to see the Importance of having their pic.
lures taken while they are in health and have them
set in a handsome case or frame; also have a large
number of Carries De Visites TO be distributed
among their friends. For unless they do this they
will be sick abed
and die, for there are so many diseases prevalent
in these days, consumption and fevers among
children, that they may reasonably expect some OF
these maladies will be upon them
This Spring,
yet would urge all to take the necessary precau-
ton to guard their health from the nclemencies of
the weather. And
Unless they take some
such precautionary measures they viii! be sure to
regret it. 1t is expedent at all times to keep the
feet dry and warm by wearing such coverings Tor
them as best protect them from the cold and damp.
Do not wear your
Old Boots and Shoes,
that were worn ont last winter. What is more
annoying than to get through March thaw with
pair of leaky boots or shoes? 1t is sure TO
Put them in q Pickle
that attempt it. They will lind themselves confined
and he will make them
Take u Dose daily,
which is just as likely to kill to cure. On these
occasions urge all to make no delay, but haste and
go 10
A. w. KIMBALL, Photographer,
tell him yonr wants, and he will most cheerfully
supply them. mar2l.'tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-23
HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.

Extraordinary Drawing April "a, 1874.
l6, 900 tickets; 2, 037 Prizes. Among which there
is prize of $500 O00 of 500 000 of $50 0O0 of
$e5 0OO of 10000 10 of % 900, and others. Whole
tickets $40; halves, $50; quarters, $50; tenths,
4l2; and twenteths, S.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOTTERIES.
An average of one prize to every two numbers.
All orders filed promptly and strictly confden-
tial. Prizes cashed and Information given.
THEODOR ZSCHOCH, Banker.
Lock Box 559i ZIG Nassau ST., New York.
feb7-teod3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-23

Blue.birdl on yon leaness tree,
Dost thou carol thus 10 me?
"Spring Is coming spring is here"
Say'st thou SO, my birdie dear!
What Is that in misty shrOud,
Stealing from the darkened cloud?
Lot the snow-flakes gathering round
Settle DER the whtened ground
Yet thou singest blithe and clear,
"Spring is coming! Spring is herew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-23
Unprotected Female !

Sale to commence on Friday afteroon, March 20
at 2 p. NJ, at the Eastern Express office.
The whole house will be reserved. marl9.tlc
, 1874-06-19

Proposed Convention to Form q Nu.
tio,a:tE Organization of fLtllnbcrnell.
1tKc,n{ fltsDdtch Yhs (th}rdno Yrjbu,ts

Proposed Convention, to Form a Na-
tioN:tt Organization of fl4tlMbcrmeM.
G}Hc,a! dispatch to 3hs Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno ia General Conven-
tim will be hold ut Wiiliamsport, Pa., on tho
23d lust, Of representatives Of tho three great
clnssos OF lumbormen throughout the country
viz: tho owners and operators IN timber lands;
tho nun ufacturors of lumber, aud tho dealors
by wholesale or rctailfor tho purpose Of
forming a National and permanent organization,
and for tho discussion of matters vital to The
illtorcsts Of tho lumber trade Many Iarge opcr-
ators In tho CanadaB and tho Wost 1ayo slgnldod
thor Intention Of participating. The subje Of
Uniform inspection, which III Of acknowledged
immediate urgency to tho trade, will bo discussed
at considerable length. Tho attention Of tho
Convention will alHo bo particularly directed to
The formation Of plan for the collection Ut full
and reliable statistics, tho want OF delnto iu-
formation a. To which is so strongly everywhere
folt by tho trade. These STATISTICS would hnyo
reforonce to thu areas OF timbor lands in tho
Unitod States md tho British Provinces. tho area
cut over, and subtrartou annually from the whole
area, tho amount Of logs At the beginning Of tho
ycnr, tue anlonnt Of logu cut dullny tho yonr,
the amount Of manufactured lumber sold during
the yoar, and consequently tho amount Of iunl-
Der, both IN log and manufactured at tho end Of
each yoar. 70 doviso aud arrange for tho thor
ough working Of such plan will require conaid-
erablo time and ln6or, and it is moro tAan proba
bio that tho subjects na1nod will occupy the on
tire time aud attention Of tho Convention.
, 1874-06-19
THE PLANT or IAN AMERICAN WORKING
MAN."

To tho Editor Of The cAsca1o Tribune:
SIR: wan painct| at the toae Of your edito-
rial, "The international in Chicago" which mp
poayed iu to-day's impression Of ruE TRIBUNE,
aud surprised at the subtle manner In which you
approve the teachings Of tho fossil Komis!.
Church (which Inns over proved itself the cnon!y
Of civilization mud true progross), and tho groy-
cling, auporBtitloua spirit Ut tho bluetorang de-
scontants OF " Brian tlo Bravo"
hin mot IN 1ntoruationnllst, nor Jesuit, nor
Froo Mason, nor Presbyterian, nor Fouian
Jealous Of my couutry'a honor, and desrous
tint ey0ry American workman Hllnll receive ro-
1nuloration for Ills Herveos tint will enable him
to llvo food, clotl4o, educate his children, and
bring tlam mp as becomes children OF citixons of
the lreut Republic.
tlon, that ''TIcro is hardly n man in tho United
States who ol1d not Dccunlo " capitalist il hi
would. All that ia uooded to make u capitalist
Of my American mechanic or lnboror IT, That lie
should poasoss littlo so!f-donial." 1t iH very
casy raattor tor you Observation-Disclosures col
leso-graduates, who mover knew whit ii waY to
he III mood Of monl wlo slt ssugly enough III
soft-Lotlomed armchair Receiving .32, 600 OF
93, 10D yonr for "mnnufaoturlug public opill.
iol," to write Buch HicKenilg d,lyol; but III
liko to Heo you practice aelf-donlal, bossod with
wife aud throo hawlsrs oil tho magnificent In
como of a2 II day. THAT twauale auout A!ne,,.
ean worknen spending their nlouoy for gin, otu..
the American artisan. Flagollnta tho Interna.
tionaI, "Eo for" tho mad French aud Duscl,
Communists, to your hearts cu..tent; but, vhou
you BpoaI Of A'norican worku,en, for tho saho
Of truth don't 1nagn and 1niarepreAont us to tue
uppor ten, for whon. aud whom alonc, boots,
newspapers, aud other luxufioA. aro intended,
Respectfully, PLYMOUTH NooK.
CHICAGO, Jun0 II, 1874,
, 1874-06-19

George Ill., WIS oroatod In 17gl Dute OF Glou-
cestor and also Earl Of Connnught"; md thcse
titles passod to ta aon, tho sooond Duke Of that
crohtion. but bocame extinct at hfs dcatll III TIN
oyon tho second instance Of ono Of tho Royal
family being directly connected with tho Bielor
Kingdom by an Irish titlo for example. tho
prlnco Of Wnlea ls Earl Of Dublin, a. waB h!B
,o o Siva ewass
)oycd tho title Of Earls Of Armngh the Into
Duke of Cambridge was created Earl Of Tippo-
rary, and Lis son, tho rrosont Duke, still holds
that Enr1dom tho Duko Of Edinburgh ia Earl Of
Ulstor tho lato Dukn Of 6usAox wns nfRo Baron
Arklow. in tho county OF Wicklow; md tho Duke
OF Clarence, Afterwards King William w., was
oteatol Earl Of Munster III 1850.
, 1874-06-19
tihGlT0RA ITEMS.

Sntefal DtspattA 10 IAe ch,caqn Tribune.
ST. lAuL., Ali.ln., Juno 18Th tho Court OF
the Queel!h tIoncIl Mt WlnMpes "Wednesday |adl,
Lord Gorion's casa WAS called and. the do'ond-
nnt not boug present. Atty. Con. Charlie Rs;cd
tllat hIb ha, be forrolod, but thu Court ordered
l. temporary continuance. In tho case OF Losln
Fletcher, Of Minneapolis, intllatoa for couaplra-
oy to l5ldnop Gordon last year., atildayits woro
account OF Tho dangerous illuess Of hiH wife, md
tho Court waB nsaol 10 enlarge his Ia,1 to next
term: Charlie would not col,aont, n1,a tho caao
stands for trial this term. NuNlt aud lagermo.
',icr. TWO Of 1tsola 6olsurs, woro placed In tlls
Scott, Shot by t!la order OF 1{el's Provisional
Government. Special poaa wcro mndo objeotlng
to tho Jurisdiction OF tho Court,
, 1874-06-19
THE COUNCIL.
tIf1TtNTNf} EEAET0N

The Council resumed its sitting Mt (, o,o}oc,,
+b;. ,,or,;,, r,r urodt l., H., ,,,n,n MI, -"
.a.sa. ~; .,ss cs..t'~. a. 1.s';s sae ,l 1uo tn'
toteA' III lAe 1oa'enl1on having a4eo wien tho
electloh Tor nlshop was over, there wero very
few persons present other than delegates. ent;
tho number OF tho latter was diminished. many
having gone homo last night and by the curly
Alr McGregor hoped the aamo spirit which
marked tho Council yesterday evening would
continue. and, ut tho request OF several delo-
gates, otIorod tho following:
Resolved, Tint the Rev. DR., Do Koyeu au1 tho Raw.
DR.. Ksmper each name two clergyIneu alld Two Inv
men, wAo ahul! form Joint connttou to report
adates Ior permanent oceTs u tld Council and clor
1ca. ana as oe'esatos to tue dsneral Convention.
~. strong reier1ed to the oponlng sermon
anu 20 cohnloslnB olsno'ita Haylng thnt those in
tho tonyent'on lad boon reconcilcd, aud he
"isloa thAt similar result might cnBuo in rH-
eaLa 10 tno matter under consideration. He OH
se1tainoa eerloas 1eafs, uhlebs homo Huoh coatrse
snoula oe pnrsuoo, tue Dody "onla again "ltne1s
sae ansago,n1z1hs scenes "haoh haa mortified and
oIonacu itn t1e!n.
IIe resolution waa unanimously adopted.
lN0aEs-N N -, ps1,auv.!i olaHsls a ~aa Iaeant
nlaanuler . ~ s..o licAsuter u I've
noala o. A!saons. HsslatIat' ns!alia!ts commit
tae ol Tug U!ocene, hoAta u Mlsslohat 1tuatoea
oI tAo 1uitaa hna properly ot Tue Diocoae,
DopuaSn aau nHpl'o1dniy ,.a H. nePus!es 70 tho
uoheral u Co1seuus!. 1. aua 1sun.ues o1 t11 aea-
tia! lnolos'ent nut'yt .a!i 1tole ~, nAa ueea
MYe sn uJT, anpse ~ ax' snG o.
uo AoSen w'sInE to ~. 1ao'Iuo ~ hsln 1rosn tue
tne oonta " Mlas.unS. tuo naoooslGa! ~ eemlha-
y, auu tao uomslt IonsonsVn' ~ ~ nocill"
atot5 Io'au M'tu ua'.5 ',a W ~" ~. osnotItu,
taae hn inaY iunus , an'ous .u'l,; nla ~ ~ t'le
o;c,, " raai,nna c IN" baretofro ns nnsnn,a ~ s,i'
, 1874-06-19

LTEapooI, June Is. Steamships Trlunoia
aud Main, from Now York, have arrived out.
NEW ionK, Juno Observation-Disclosures stato
Of ponnsylyanin, from Glasgow.
SAa FnAScIsco Juno lB,-Tlo steamers Van
couyor aud Lord Of tho Isles, from China ar-
rived this eYoning. Tho Vancouver lott Hong
Kong Alav IL; Lift Yokohama May 81, aud ie
ooNAigncd to Mncondray g. Co., Of this city.
Tho Lord Of tho Isles left Hong Kong Afuy 2l,
md passod japan 1iay so Without calling, Tue
Lord Of tho lales briugB 0l5 Chinese passo1-
gors. Tho Vancouver brings Gl3 ChnoBa. Tho
latcht China papers Htato that tue veHsel loat iu
the Cllina Boa, with all board, mas the Htoam-
or Scotland, and not tho bark Scotland, from
thiH port, NJ was supposed.
, 1874-06-19
FIRE NEAR EAST SAGINAW. MICH.

6r3cM4 U16p0RoH 70 1Ns Chicago Tribune. =.
EAST SAGINAW. alloh., juno 18.-Tno saw.mill
ansl anit-blook, known nd the Rochester sais aud
Aorslloll. Of this city, is agout, took tlro at Ii
q ocIock "nd wore totally aeStroyed t4n evening.
Tho 1lro originated III the roof of tho engIno-
room: Tho mill bud not hoen moving Bnco
Alotnay, but tho sals-hock waB In operation, and
0G0 barrolB Ut salt In the bins woro buruod. Tho
totRl loaa ls estimated ut U0,00B; insurance,
e32 600. Tho works wsro owned by I!ldon Il
oppoBlt0 tho city.
, 1874-06-19
Uilicn9o t3nptlst Association.

Uhicngo Bnptist Association.
DUNDEE, ll.,Juno l8.-Tho twouty-ninth snnt-
versary OF tho Chicago 1}aptBt Association oc-
cured Tuesday, Wettnoalay, md Thursday of
thia wook. Tho AasocntIon mot with the First
Dnptiet Chu1ol, In Dundoo. Kano County.
lilo b,nslay-school work Of tho Association
first engaged attention, md Tuesday evening
mud Wednesday morning until 1920 n. 1n. woro
duyotod to u discussion Of tho ynrous methods
Of conducting sabbath-scllools TO mnko them
iuterostlng and productive OF good reBulta.
Tho discussion elected 1nnny forms nlMl plans.
Tho various schools presented letters continuing
tho stntfBtica information necessary to Buni-
nlnrlzatIon Of tho work accomplished during tho
past year. Tho gonoral funtings a,o rs follows
Number ot schools 20: officers mud toncllers,
2lD; number of aelolars reported. 2.U7a; coli.
trlbutions for snnlny-schonl purposes, 53.7GG17.
Tho lottolH generally reported good tleal OF In
torost II! tho Sabbath scloola md rory many
conyorBious. Every available holp IL su1zotl
upon BY Superintendent and teachers to push Oh
tho column.
Tho snnday-school Association closoa ita Hes-
sion at l02l q. 1n, mid Ut lt;3o u. Ill.,. tho AS
listened to aernlul by tho Rav. A. j. Froat, Of
tho Chicago University pla0e Church. from tho
toxt, IF 20 love me, koop my commandments"
1t waH an aboratoly-preparea argument pre-
nominations aud was sermon Of great powor.
At tho CONCLUSION OF tho sermon tho Apasocin-
ton choso officers for tho plosont arsson Md
yonr rs follows: Moderator, tho 1ov. L. N.
Treasurer, Il II. Clark, st. Clsnros. Tho Assao-.
citation then adjourned to PM take Of Il bo,ntoouB
reraat Borved in Tho looturo-room by tho lallos
OF tho Society,"
At p. III. tho Association resumed it's session,
the first buslncas following the dosotioual oxer-
cBes, boIug tho reception Of tho annual leLteru
from the churches comprising tho Chicago AS
sociatlon, now numbering twonty-tivo.
, 1874-06-19

The alarm from Box No. A53, at 10.15 last
night, waa ca.1Eol BY tho bnrlil,g OF two yttuy
franc hniltling vt No. 2Sl Wost Ihlrtoant
ssleet, owned alnl occupied by l.ulolph Fosuow
ah Erpcory aud dwelling. Damage Oh build
uirard 1,oBa OIL stock. $500; inauypd for 81. .Iuu
In tho Erie, Of Ponnsylvau.a. Cause Of NE uot
reported.
, 1874-06-19
PROPOSED CoMBINATIoN.
tgrtc4a4 Dispatch 10 The Ch,caa0 Tribune.

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS TO PUT TuE1n HEADS
TOGETHER.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 18.--Tho Railroad
Commissioners have been III session to-day,
principally congratulating themselves aud fr1onda
ilpon thoir sgnal s,lccoEs as tncy term it. They
ais discussing plan to Hocuro the corporation
the Railroad Commissioners Of Iowa and Wis
couain. or rather to form a combination to
prosecnto the railroads under tho several State
laws, whenever aud whorovor thoy ara guilty Of
violating thon.
, 1874-06-19

ossspiaa r. hs syes sssT to '' 0'al over h'
MIR. Doo-Ycs, worry; 1t vas q very lsappy tor
mination Of tho controversy.
Roportor-Waa thoro much discussion regnrtl-
ing him nnlong tho Conference Committoo
Mr Doo-No. Wo worry reatlly camo to
unani,noua vote for him.
THE REV. +. ". srALp1Na.
nesportor-Y,onn soem pleased NJ tho ao1oction
Of tho Council 2
man; l know him In Western Nov York. q !ov-
abo rlatl: a'1l a grcAt workcr. llaya hlown OF
him fur thsrtoon yenrH, md llayo mot him rcr-
sonRlly; lo is tloblo and oxcelient man.
heporetLl1ayo ~; you heard my expressions
Mr spalding-Yea; many, and all favorable;
mono othcrwao.
Isoportor.,-All factions appoar to DO satisfied
Mr. sralding-YoB.
Roporter-.Anl harmony will charactorize his
Mr: .spaldtng-1 think 30; and you nay add
that the missionary work of Tie dpcose will ro
ooivo ronowed impulse.
1iosEs II. STRONG.
Noporter-Do you like tho choice OF tho Con-
ventloui
Alr. srtong-It is very sasisfaotory--a grand
result.
lloportor-Aro you acquainted with him?
Mr. Strong-No; but my information Eives mo
good seaHon to DO cntlroly aatisted with him.
=. " N-] S~'.'' -@t1' ~
u ,oa 70 ,,
mt. st'ongIi th1'1k i x. snoy Will ,.,.,,,,.
,Nepottor-Anu all alitolohees DO healco py us
o'eG.lon ma &c.,, v.a ". ..,.. ,, .,,ouoo
~ s!1UnEw1Sn. tW lio naH w. neas.y 1nu9rho. i
n'Jni u nlsaop nhpto' u M'aooho''' h'o LIB
oPinAon "as IL. tlo@. n.y. "e.5ns -, no.o' .Nla,o
lN sv1s ME', w, ": r. P, TEN nnoEok. @
~. nGoie.g"'n m.i;s5 3ou s'So Alo ~" ol''''on VI
~, T., "E,.uau tna.a i,,. ,,.,, T.. H..
r. a, aon ~ nFoecny o!lon IL slo1 no IL LILO
peH. a W. I ro, oio.o H. hin, - In f,v
or"ii,,o,2 "" "'''o'o '''1' W w eo'5
~ ~, 7r,,s.,txu
ma ~. ian otISh-H' ,W.is-,t eit H.,
r.'E9 heP9'sor-"nA a'1 1ae1loos 1oeihg oo a'sa'-
pa.fea Hfs Tan nxooo,, r,,ox. :. ~ ,,,,h. =, :. >.
=; mr. len nroecN-Inere - ,s no aouot OF It. Mt
a!!: lo ;. MMa auegohtoa oy ti'o ~ AoYoh party,
"ua n'es WILL os. uur s'ss nearly approval.
ro TME THE Als' Mlsi .,1,'''s pun1lS; Iii,
~ 1epg5.eTm" n''nI;a m uo you tn'nn M " hm
~ i: .i1 ~ Jits! Inn tsa ~ a W. "a1!ea
n h,1 Mo" nnso s91co 11 rus n ~ tIo sta.t !, ie
Ia aa uoo.. ~ LIN WIZ e'stua Ihnt ~
m Do ny " swoeseafs s t"on's soafs ago. a"o Aoow
Ao LII I'LL f'gn.. .o ,..,x ,,o,z
mia co,fsn,a rasnwr "Ennas f; HoaitiMp. ,,,a
~ 4.'";in 49, ;ai IT,. WIZ ~ u 1s..
II: MGiaoa @ ~ ~ ~ , .os.ei " LII so'any
.uan'is I'm ~ .i,a 10 ua,'ous III =. o'eotlom h'.a
, 1874-06-19

NIu1no tfcpHblicNn Stlttc C0IaVGnt1Ons
AUGUSTA, No.. June 18,-TAe Republics,
State Convention mot to-day, and organized by
selecting L. r. Webb. President. four secre-
taries, and sixteen Yioo-preAidonts. Nelson
DinSloy, Jr,, was unanimously nominated FOR
ro-alection ns Governor. Resolutions wero
adopted in favor OF tho early resumption OF
of tlle Oarseney BILL relterating the former de-
claration Of principles OF ths party, and rooog-
nlxing the necessity Of judicous liquor laws.
, 1874-06-19

Wsao Ikhottc asl;llah Ee1tntorxhfp.
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., June 18.-Da!lottins for
United States Souator wns resumed today, with
no material clange In tho veto.
, 1874-06-19

AFTERNOON SESSION.
DIOCESAN OFFICERS
The Convention mot ut tho hour named. DR..
Predt i'll the cbnjr
Mr. Han. from the Conference Committee. ro-
portal tho Following officers Of tLo tlioceso:
Treasurer or the couucu-Nr. Jamcs II. IIoos. Of
MilwuuEee' ~" 49, ~A'o'f -
Of AllwauEce.
iteatstFar-Iho keV Irastna "; spa!dlng.
st1nainy to"''4fttff-th9 ltey. "liliGns u. Ashley,
3t,., y: ~, t4e rev. IcMla =. heuper .. ~ tAo MeY'
IL + Ifetansein sir ,snsh NJ 9vi"an'S;;
Smith, Mr, j. =. AldrciI, "''~'>'
iioard Of Jfissons-Ths 1T. Roy. tho Bishop Of tho
Diocese, e1-otieio, tho lsov Jancs DC Kovtn, D. D.,
tho Noy lober n rarEe, tho Rev. EAyctte Royce, Mr.
ueofHa H Z; IGeat, AIR. Samuel II. Acnper. Mr. j. e..
H.n1'1a 1s ~ uIs9 1s 94;.r' - 'Sour.o,r,, ,.o
d. foyon B. T. ts Raw William adams n n tia
nov. F. IT, HaiY, tho Hsy W. +, Tonlroeet, MI. ]. L.
Doc, Mr.. J. D. Perry, Rr. ". II. C!ark, Mr. j. L. uu
tenhtcan.
M n g nft"ee-Ia9 = tta Ley. - A. hen1neF U.
n H. III" ;a~ + inx. NJ H. ai.1 a ~. ~ Hssae'
Ii. Koiavr, Dr.. ). q. S1snch4n. oN''''A' ANA' -
Trustees qf tr 1htooaienl !ssminary-Tho Rov, A.
p Cole p. D.. the Rev. William Adams, D. D., tbs
'en, ~. ~, 'he ZIG Icy: H.. u. y. hSyH." "
n.i'1 Y ra1 mc ar1fess s'e f"aas ana properly
3rsrssrsr af tIn EtHd for Ao1d aud Tot7,m c,or,v-
Mr.. David Ferguson. @'''' ''' e'''0S"
Itsasursr af lie I7ayer-Eook Fuud--air. George ],
Jonca.
AL theRo officers, md Ao1n0 othera, Wero
elected without much opposition.
4 resolution recommending the proposed now
Diocese Ut Fond du Lac WIZ ndoptcu, anl nftor
savorul important reportn wore presented anu
1oforrcd, tho Council ad5onrnod to meet
, 1874-06-19

Corresponding u Tie Chicago TT76Nne.
FA1nnuRY, ILL.,, June l7.-TAo Anti-Monopo-
liata Ut tho Eighth Congressional District will
hold n convention in this town on "Wednesday,
July |. for tho purpose Of nominating cauli-
dato for CongrosB.
, 1874-06-19

Irish Titlcs In tho I1rittsh ROYAL
Family.
Tho title, of Dnlte of ConnAught bestowed Oh
Prince Arthur la not uow ii tho ilayAi foniy'
for prInoo William usnry, . younger brother q
, 1874-06-19

Srenfzer Blaine Etenolmtnntctl.
Augusta, alo., june 18.-Janlos e. Blaine was
tn-ttay renominated by tho Republicans Of tho
Third Congre- sional District.
, 1874-06-19

Eypcntietll Pennpylvnntn District.
TITu6y1LLE, Pa., June 1S.---The primary eleo-
tion for congressman to-day will be very close.
Returns tins far give Newton pettis OF Mead
villa, small majority.
, 1874-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUIT TO ronOE RAILROAD COMPANY INTO RANK
RuPTCY.

Special Diapatch ia Tbs Chicago Tribune.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Juns 18.-Snit Inns boen
brought by certain stockholders In the Southern
Branch Of tho st. Louis j. SoutleaEtorn Iiuil
road to force the road iuto bankruptcy. PRO-
ceolingB will bo vigorously rushed.
, 1874-06-19

ing him to tho highor tlltteH to wlioll o ia oaet
but wo will noe doubt TINT tho GAsonnsona Of tho
W,aconBln DlouoBo which Of lato accmod no ,,r-
happy llavo boon wrought to ia own great vool,"
, 1874-06-19

Congressional Convention in EKnnsuss
Sptcfai Dispatch to 1he Chfcaqo Tribune.
can Congressional Convention Ut ths First Dis
triot las boen callod meet in tlis city Aug 20.
, 1874-06-19

,Notico y n9r;ly sivea that t,o d IN at brigham l.
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ABBEVILLE s. C, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1874. .
The Forsaken.

[This poem. written by "Stella" (Mrs
Estella Anna Lewis), at the age of four
| teen, Poe said was "the most beautifu
ballad of the kind ever written. w
have read it," he remarked, more thai
twenty time, and always with increased
admiration" And OH strength of thi
opinion we reprint it:
It hath been said, for all who die
There is tear;
Some pining, bleeding heart to sigh
O'er every bier.
But in that hour of pain and dread
Who will draw near
Around my humble couch and shed
One farewell tear?
Who'd watch life's last departing ray
In deep deep despair,
And soothe my spirit on its way
With holy prayer? .,
What mourners round my bier vii
come,. ......4. .. s.... n..
In weeds of woe,
And follow me to my long home,
Solemn and slow? '-.-
When lying on my clayey bed, ..
In icy sleep, ,...
Who there, by pure affection led
Will come and weep;
By the pale moon implant the rose
Upon my breast, I'D. rr ...
And bid it cheer my dark repose,
My lowly rest?
Could bat know, when I am sleeping
Low in the ground,
One faithful heart would there be keep
ing
Watch all night round,
AS if some gem lay shrined beneath
That sod's calm gloom, r. -t
'Twould mitigate the pangs of death
And light the tomb.
Yes in that hour, if 1 could feel
From halls of glee s.....
And Beauty's presence one would stea
In secrecy
And come and sit and weep by me
In nights deep noon,
Oh! I would ask of memory
No other boon. ...,.. .. :
But ah! lonelier fate is mine,
A deeper woe
From ali love in youths sweet time
l soon must go; ''
Drawn round me my pale robes o1
~ white, .t" t'"....|
In dark spot
To sleep through Deaths long, dream
less night,
Lone and forgot.
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