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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-21

To the Honorable .lnsfices of TIE Supreme judicial
Court nert to be holden at Portland, ssitAis and
for the County Of Cumberland on the second Tues
day Of January, n. d. 1875.
~ EOKGIA Nj. MCDERMUT, who for more than
Portland, in good faith, respectfully represents
that on the third day of August, A. d. 1857, ut
Holderness, State of New Hampshire, she was law.
fully married by the Rev. Alvin Sargent, duly au-
thorzed to solemnize marriages to simon j. Nc.
Dermot, and lived with him as bis wife In various
places, the last place being the city of Boston, for
about three years; that for the last two years Of
their cohabtihg the libellee grossly internper.
ate, and cruelty abused your libeilant by beating,
6ruisng and il treating her, and by the use Of pro-
fame and vulgar language, and in various ways,
and at one time, being armed with pistol, threat
e1ed to shoot your libelant, and finally on the
ninth day of June, A. ID. 1873 at Boston, aforesaid
deserted your lbellant, leaving her in destitute
condition. and on August Sd, 1873, your libelant
came to Portland, where she obtained employment
and has ever since supported herself by her per-
sonal labor. Your libeant further represents that
she has no children, and should q divorce be de-
creed she is DESTROYS of resuming her maiden
name of Ham. and prays that may be decreed.
Your lbeiiant further represents that she has
used reasonable diligence to ascertain the resi-
dence of the libellee, and has not been able to
certain. Your libeilant therefore (for the reasons
herein before set forth prays that divorce from
the bonds of matrmoDy may be decreed, as being
reasonable and proper, conducive to domestic har-
mony, and consistent with the peace and morality
of society.
Dated ut Portland this 21st day Of September,
1874. GEORGIA NJ. McDkRMoT.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND SS.-Cterk's Office Supreme Jn
dicial Court, IN eacafion, Portland Oct. 8, Il. ID.
1874.
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered, That the libel
liant give notice to the said simon j. McDermot TO
appear be ore the Justice OF our Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Portland, within and for the
County of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday of
January, A. D., 1875, by publishing an attested
copy of said libel, and this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Kennebec Journal, q
newspaper printed in Augusta in our Comfy ST
kennebee, the last publication to be thirty days AZ
least prior to said second Tuesday of January thai
he may there and then in said Court appear and
show cause, if any he have, why the prayer OF
said libellant should not be granted.
WIN. WRIT VIRGIN,
Jus. of the Sup Jud. Court.
ane copy of the libel and order of court there
on
Attest.-D, W. FESSENDEN, Clerk. 3wl4
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, October 20. Judge Ballard
yesterday sentenced Henry Tripett to fine
of $500 and three years imprisonment for in
timdation of witnesses.
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CUBA.

Havana, October II. A lighter ran into
and sunk custom house barge, yesterday.
An officer of the customs and an interpreter
were drowned
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Hollston, October 90. Calvin Draper fell
from bridge ofthe B. & A. railroad, a distance
of nearly thirty feet, receiving severe inju-
ries.
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Local anu State Mems.
George P. Rowelrs Newspaper Reporter
has an Augusta correspondent.

The Masonic notices in reference to the
funeral this afternoon, of the late George s..
Stevens, will be found in our columns.
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Dtfn.

In Camden, 18th inst Mrs. Abigail j., widow of
the late j c. Cushing aged "A years, months and
days.
In Rockl md, 10Th inst, Elsie j., wife of Col.
David NJ. Mitchell. aged 50 years, I months and -
days; 18th inst, Charles E. Kaler of Waldoboro',
aged IS years.
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Germany.

Berlin, October 20. A judge will leave
this city tomorrow for Paris, for the purpose
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Weather Probabilities for To-day
For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, northwest winds. OCCASION
al rain, cooler, clearing and partly cloudy
weather.
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FOREIGN.
France.

Bayonne, October 20. There is no truth
in the report of the assassination of Buck
land, correspondent of the N. Y. Times, and
Jerrard, representative of the English Carlist
comm ittee.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Oct 10, 1874.
lSales ut the Brokers Board.l
ost,n Il Maine II, Il. NIX
as.orn Railroad, Oh
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Notice of Foreclosure,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Joseph "A. Perkins,
~ now residing in China, Is the holder of
mortgage given to him by George w. Perkins, Jr.,
of HalloWell dated the first day of November in
the year 1854, whereby was conveyed in mortgage
a lot of land in said Hallow ell, bounded nor.herly
by land of George w. Perkins, easterly by the Rail-
road, southerly by land of John Good, deceased.
and westerly by street or road leading southerly
from the Vaughan Brook through Shepard's pas.
tire, with the buildings the, con- and that the con-
dition of said itgage has been broken, by reason
whereof the said Joseph A. Perkins claims a fore.
closure thereof. JOSEPH A. PERKINS,
uouoou ~. By GEO W. PERKINS. his Any.
KENNEBKC C0UNTY-In Probate cosr., al An.
gusta, on the second Monday Of October, 1874.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
n the last will and testament of William 4.
Getchell late ofAugusta in said county, deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the second Monday of
November next. in the Kennebec Journal, q news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interest
ed may attend at Court of Probate then ITO be
holden a. Augusta, and show cause II any, why
ed and allowed, as the last will and testament of
the said deceased. II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w44
KENNEBEC C0UNTY.-In Probate Court, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of October, 1874
CHARLES Ii. CLARY, Administrator on the
~ tate of Isaac b. Adams, late of Hallowell. in
SAID county, deceased, having presented his first
account of of the estate of said de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully. prior to the second Monday
of November next, in the kennebec Journal,
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why
H.K. BAKER. Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w44
KENNEBEC COUA TY.-In Probate Court, at
augusta on the second Monday Of October, 1874.
ON the account of Charles A. Lambard, Guardian
~ of Fanny j. Lambard, of Augusta, in said
county, minor, as presented by Abbie W. Lambard
EXecutrix of the Wjil of said ('harlps A TAmharI
for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
November next, in the Kennebec Journal news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
terested may attend at Court of Probate then TO
be holden at Augusta and show cause, if any, why
the same should not be allowed.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w44
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Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. L. T. Carleton is to open law office
In Winthrop.
Mr.. F. A. Small is the photographic re-
porter at the present term of the Supreme
Judicial court in this city.
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Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil in every
family, used as directed in sudden sickness,
like Group, pnenemonia. pleurisy, fits, cramps,
would save much suffering, and probably
many lives. No family can afford to live
without it in the house single day. Call for
it where you usually trade. oct2l-+&wlw
Adam was the first man, and Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam is the first and only
remedy that cures coughs and colds every
time oct2l +eod&wlw
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There is to be quite a change in couple of
we'll known establishments up street. Mrs.
M. B. Hodges is to vscate her present store,
and remove to No. s, Bridges Block, where
she is to open with large stock of fall and
winter millinery, hats, bonnets, etc., due an
nouncement of which fact will be made in
these columns in few days. The store she
terprising and go.ahead dry goods firm,
Messrs. Fowler, Hamlen & Smith. next door,
who will cut an archway through, connecting
the two stores, forming an establishment that
will furnish sufficient room to meet the in
creasing demands of trade. The store of
Messrs. Fowler, Hamlen { Smith will then be
the largest in the place.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND S., Sept. 2lst 1874.
Subscribed and sworn to this day by the said
Georgia 81. McDermot Before me,
J. III. WILLIAMS, Justice Of the Peace.
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H. A. B. CHANDLER,

DEALER IN
Choice Teas, Coffees, Molasses, Sy-
rups, Flour, Sugars, Lard, Pork,
Chees o, Butter, Eggs, &C.
Market Square.
, 1874-05-16
Monster ~ SCn-DovIl,, ut the llrtghtom
=, ~-4...i~.r A4uarlum.

On Thursday, remarks the London Daily Neos
o1ApI14 u, there was received ut tho Brighton
aquarium nonster Angler-nsh, or soa-dovll tho
largest. L, ID believed. ever taken IN British
Wasers:; The fish was caught q day or two siuce
Gt' Hasttngs. AZ q rule, the auglor IL exceodinr-
Cd to tho inevitable and after doing duty for
~iilton'a, in tho Haymarkot, it was proyentod to
tue Aquarium, whore arrangements wore speodi-
~ improVised by Mr. e. ReoVes-Smlth, tho Cen
orai AlRnnger 10 exhibit It in the entrance hall.
This 1nonster fish ia of duslsy brown color, tad-
pole Bhaped, that ill.,, all head and Shoulders It
Ia about fVo feet in lengtl, and some three feet
across Of the fapporB. In it's inRnimato state tho
fair proportions Of tue tish are soon at dig
tiops 1t would not bn likely to gain tue prizo for
beauty; for mora "ugly customer 1t would
be difficult to imagine. The mouth at once ar
rests attention It stretohea literally right across
tho creatures face, aud when closed as much as
It can bo-the under jaw protrudes somowhat--
1t measures nineteen Inches + At tho edge Of
eacll Jaw arc two or throo rows Of teeth, hard,
strong, and dpontod sot like the prongs OF q rat
inward; md, onoo interlooked upon proy, os-
capo would be hopeloss. It is, howovor when
open, that tho enormous capacity Of, tho
tah's mouth is apparent. II tho fsh chose
barrol might be got into It. At all oyenta It is
circular shaped, over foot In diameter. and IT.
tle less than two feet deop. just at tue gullot,
at the Dase Or TUG upper JAW, aF1 two pulpy sub.
stances, each armed with terrible teoth, and as
corresponding toeth arc yia-n-vs, tho fate of anY
1uokloss fish ontrapped into the . Doyil's Cay-
orr" would be doubly sealed. The fish ia vorY
rapacfons and, haa not nature endowed it with
specal contriyanco for procuring food, 1t would
fare buddy, being but slow swimmer. TO this
contriyanqe 1t owes Its uamc, tho " anglcr asb.
On tho top Of tho bend, between the oyes and
mouth, are two tendrila each nyout foot In
length, ono having at ita ond t.oshy substance
which soryes as a bait. Whenanglipg for moal.
tue heloyl,tlsh covers itself partly banoat the sand
or woods, hoists these tondrils, aud bides ha
time Dy and BY incantiouB royers are lurod by
tho bait, thou the bsh-its oyea boing capable Of
looking in almost oyery direction" royiows the
Bltuaton,'" gets his body by special action into
position, tho enormous mouth opens and Hoizes
its prey. Judging by tho quantity Of brain tho
sh poHaeBBos-theb brain IL llo larger, wo are told
than a srarrow'a--one would scarcely suppose
thut 1t is such willy dog. Tho ilsh is, however,
altogether an anomaly: It's head, the largest
half of it, Ia all bones, whilo tho body B almost
bonoloss. 1t carriaH its breathing apparatua
undor lta armpl for the dappers (pootoral flus)
really serve tho ,lso OF arms, tho framework Of
honea being exactly equivalent to tho human
wrist ioiut. In every respect tho fish is a
curiosity aud during tho tinlo it ia on view tlo
carlioat opportunity should DO taken to inspect
, 1874-05-16

:; From ths Jackson {Tsnn.) Whsg. - i.
Love laugha at bolts 70 and bars and yet at The
cup and tho lip."' The following tfuo story
punyently illustrates both Of the above truiBma.
It happened q few days ago: In an adjoining
county. 4 comely youth foll radly in love with
aolyod to become "twain OF one fosh, ,",bnt tho
storm father OF the would-bH.brdo WAS. dead
esalnet + Il ED tlercey forbid thshsna. ")qyo
saos egs q bSs rn e9d the yoS9g couple
loss night. Had to q neighbor's, and about dawn
the next morning succeeded In procuring the
snrvicos OF .parsoh. All things wero made ready
to'tio tho ailkcn knot. aud tho hopes OF the
frnitlon. But right here the parson manifested
como doubts as to tho proprety Of the prooeed-
Ing, and insisted on sending for tho cruel parent
aud getting his oonHent before proceeding with
tho .oerenony. After much arguing. and his
promising to interoedo with tho girla fathor, aid
convincing both that aucocBa would certainly
crown his appeals In their behalf, they finally
oonaented, and the irraBoiblo old gent was sont
Tor. Here comes IN Tat other truism 4, "Therps
season, and within the hour for ths messenger
to return with the cruel parent, q tleroe clatter
OF hoofs was heard down tho lane and a voice
wildly 1houting| e e wont consent. ID II do
tlon and terror into the hearts Of tho would-b
bride and groom. Tho groom rau to tile door,
and, looking down tho lane, saw at itB fastlior
end the infuriate father coming like the wind,
hair wildly streaming, aud shouting With every
broath, "lwdn't cousont !" oto. With tho prompt-
moss OF o veteran the lover; seized his intended
pride and mounted shls stood IN hot haste, boro
speed. The father, with tho ,vigor Of despair,
plunged hts spurs deeper into hig foa,niug horso,
aud gave hos pursuit. followed by tho parson
and tho aasembled guests, all mounted, and
, 1874-05-16

hIr. John Heckor, whose death at New YorA
brated baker and flour morchant wlloso businosa
aud personal reputation was we'll known in ali
our large oitieR., Ho haa, at ono timo, sixteen
bread storas and mills in New York. Just before
his death he dispoaol of all but three. lie
leaves mother, widow, aon, and two daugl-
tors., His brother, George Y. Houkor, survives ]
him III Tho tlonr trado, whilHt the other brotl,er
e tlo woll-hnown paulist Tat her, 1saao Hocior.
hlr; Heokert took quito prominent part both, In
81 Freo-soil canditlato for Congroan, bit waa
dofeatod, IN 1904 he founded an Episcopal mis-
sion CHAPEL In New York, in which tho rtualistio
and choral services were tirst introduced iu this
country. He waH, alao, for several yenry, the
Episcopal ohurol4s interest, ~
, 1874-05-16

oovora the world with inadels, md yet there ls
an explanation OF all tho difficulties OF the Old
Testament, which 1t ia tho duty Of every olsrgy-
man having the VOWS Of :Jesus Christ upon him
to unfold to tho young mon Of this age, and
or1,sh Froude to powder beneath their logic, not
their, malice. Then 1 observed. too, when 1t
camo time to build tho temple. God would not
lot David build tile tcmple 1T all, because he had
made hls handa 80 bloody In those wars. It
seoma God himself did not like those wars, md
He let Solomon build It booauso he wanted .
with blood, to build It,. -
DIFFERING TuEo1oa1Es.
, 1874-05-16

Hosinoed before Tie Oonfesaioo wan ~
1auEhtot1, and that nv ordGatnn ed.r. ,,ron
mo. We'll, ia subsequent edItona WV" NJ tho RiBie
ISssas pssssaa M om @ G1s s4
passage about TXro and aidoh, seo Profi Patton
On sooratea md Penelope. Uonfosston Of Fstth,
0hap- 10, 500: "a" tL1ughtor]:' Many q Rlass
s9S5s 9taT will have to b0 IN The Scriptures ete
.Dnt lot us pass to other things. Tho leorn-
cd prosecutor; Attur unfolding to yon liz evo1,,-
1 tion theory of Spencer and otlors, says, as
,usuaI, Mr. Swing holds those. {, And Yet am, /
Mehed sermon IN part hphinst that theory! It
~ pst ~. LEY Hnoalq 1o the only one nrragned
ase,i ~. nus ao'nE IL: Mhile tho prosecutor was
Sst" Hnn tn9 nn,sy of netty o. Gtist from the
you'd rooEon its yearn from anything, ,leas thtn
;' aa;9a'whiie nia ne waa thss Allowing tho divine
4neaa 94L.8an OF Mohemmoo, ana OF tho olympladH Of
sui.ssoe, NJ at1u 81 uonlu!uh anu Memus, waR on
'es'nn, y, ~ n', evolution, l.os -.
Taco and henco there must hare bccn rat pair In
@ NJ p sn :s md 1'Ss aia pas
ro 1nt . .pn ,n, PAL ~ H. n or ann
doubt con rsmsin Al to what II I'm S ~ conct ts rst
pair followed, and that they carly ief. psrailiss Of
eonie with ths nibio plcufc of rrimvo uss man Is IS
the nlmost. popular notion that man ~ grad
nai result q proars,;s IN In, tue animal I'm anadom
e s aud ees .srn @
a a s q boeS
no animal il showing tic lcass aRn Of raising oycr
into TINT moral that sclfood witch 10.
wonderfully q;sttngu!shs, man. Tho highest order
aag LANGUAGE OF .owaEa f91enihg ta@; eonseoasneas
r. ian, anu ths.n me- w4lca nsa 3, 3oina man 20
part Of ths tnoat Intelligent quad quadr,nans to build
sehoolhouio . aart country aspaper and Z IN
nno, and that too with tho advantage OF human ns-
, 1874-05-16

THUS God is separated for oil those 1900 years
botwoon chriat md Adam; separated. to make
found religious ministry; Z; -
Now, although the prosecution has made the
accused OUT to be an inadel and Drahuu aud
a. oyoutlonata oa , aud ss;s1]5tsn aaa
upon him; can show to this court :,
''':4 pETTEA VIEW OF PROVIDENCE,
more universal aud mora careful aud moro
loving view, thnn las yet beon unfolded BY my
Tho God ot my friend sooms only to con1oIto'
this world once In q wlnle and thqn,
b. 5o S1 rers OF thfSad'r fas dhssna hd
and lald down q Christianity aa though III !.
night. He Ind not been preparing tor it ut oil
thoao 1000 years. Ho suddenly invented tic
Christian ministry also, aud endowed It for tho
Confession Of y1" Esith1" he So says lLaqgl,tSrl
and building up. tllat miniHtry for 0,000
years without any intormiseion, a,1y rest. Whom
He gavo man "a rellgioa, nature when Ho placed
and lost and when ho called tho sons Of Lcvito
tho altar and decorated them with white, spot
loas robes, this Providence which bo~
sxs ns..n H. sps hss se'n Of all e,s sSns r from edso to
BY building up thia holy ministry In whose
name wo como horo to-day trust. And now,
since In our censury the prosecutor. holds to the
Idoa Of
AN 1MrEnFEuT PROVIDENCE
coming to tho wollo onco, in;. while, aud then
for tho mont part coming to hls church [laugh-
tori, and hia own witnos0es here, Mr., Cloudy ind
Mr:: Miller, join With him in separating
inston, aud, intood, irom ali tic haman mn march, se
Ing host. aud jojuod with hin, In employing God
only In looking up young mon for the theolog-
ioaf soulnaries Of our Uhuroh ,[laughter1, th,la
giving us world Of perfect athelsn,, exoept
an fon tha t1hJ1raiIVa IA IA
oerned. Dut. In. the' theology Of my
friend-if theology that can ba called that lus
. everything 10 1t except dod-tha providence Of
tho Almighty hath undergone = Htlll more paIn-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

HOHuuNs Monday Dec T. lhlf.
We hear % sales Al 20 to &c per TO- ~ large lots and 70 q,
.t he range of mot " the New Yors and Vermont make
nut sgne hat diculi 10 md willing sellers under ae rer
ton Of much Increase IN trade during December but
have small and arr f1rce To- GUY regularly and We
~ e Nt-tfln butter here d of cinmonl coarse quality
& ~ with some choce a % 60 llc, and extra at l3 TO
chElsE There &. no life In the cheese market Buyer.
aie operating ln small At from rs 90 iec pef No. of
u L. per n Common 10 eir rshss fog, Ia 10 i fhs
ne. ne, continue large aud liberal supply remains IN
efR AZ eSl2u trade q, TX Pc, n
w mathei his changed but very lutte for sew
eial weeks aHi The best lots oi medium sold NJ - hu
but most 81 the sales have been u % to SIS aud the
beams ihrre noere movement AT g. 10 70 . Der bu
with occasional bots u extra hand picked sex There
same and sales have bon IN small LOT. at s. % per bu
tHus here ha. teen dull market for Eus, aud SO
AZ 2 70 ~ pef dozen Al The closs there better demand
POTATOES The best Jackson Whites and Early Rose
ruled principally 1t soc per hu during the week and the
quotations Yesterday were IS 20 c. The market closing With
UNlONs-ihel moderate demand for cheics onions
nay GNp STRAW We notics no Improvement in the
hay market Choice Eastern and northern fairy at
~ to 81 pcr ton but inferior grades dull range ali
ne cS NeY iro9 So To- s9 yer ton
pre have ruled n favor q buyers The sales Of myed
arg excellent quality and " in nore abundant sun.
piles doubtful present pucss are sustained The stock
PER on. for mixed and yellow.
Oats are quite arm and have been IN demand The sales
have ragd from ~ 10 lie per b. Tor No mixed
white No white arr scare and nominay y TO iJe PER
hushs The demand for oats hiss exceeded the receipts and
stocks in elevators have been reduced White oats have
een la most demand Aud the sales have principally
No white at 15c per bushel
Rye i quite dun aud the sales only In small lots
wanted AZ 81 20 slo3 per bnShe with any considerable
supplies these prices would not be realized.
POULTRY has been Quiet market since Thanks
giving Turkeys sold up we'll and everything In the poultry
line has been cleared Yesterday noticed sales u choice
lot Of turkeys at 2Uc yer NJ and chickens the price
hut
the stun coming In runs and ranges down 70 5c and
sometimes lower Geese from Y To lSc n Duck.
u 10 2 shippers Of poultry cannot be- too careful In
pairing and parking Tor market Poultry should he dry
packed and packed In clean boxes, with the
Me.lh ullmIN markell