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DIED.


HARBAUGH.-On the evening Of the 18th in
slant, at 6 O'Clock, JOSEPH FRANCIs, only child
Of Daniel and ChristiAnA HarbauEh, aged six
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MACKALL.--on the 18th instant, OF consump-
ton, HELEN NJ, daughter OF Brooke and Martina
Mack1n.
sead n h nes from Ssf t No sss
Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday, February IS.
NCCORMiCK,-ou the 18th instant, DAISY JOSE
PHINE, twin daughter OF John and sarAh McCor-
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from paren Is residence, No 43l SlH-and-
a-half street southwest, al O'clock, p. m. TO-
BIsHoP.-At the residence of his mother, In this
city, February IS Of pneumonia HENR6 PERcIE,
aged Two years, two mouths and fifteen days.
Sn tss fy. tEs t OF mr Bshop
No sSeRu st southwest Friends
CUNNIHGHAA.-sunday, February II, in the
HAN, native Of LiniithgOw, Scotland, and for
the past hfty-SeVen years resident Of Georgetown,
son-in-lSw, John q. Small, No. is Eighth street,
Friend sof family Invited.
n, 1874 after short illness, the result Of an acct
dent, ANNETTE DE VIvIER TAsslE, aged sixty
PARKs.-on the afternoon of the 18th instant,
after . long and painful illness, ANNIE MARIA
PARKS, aged thirty years, beloved wife OF
Her funeral wiz take place from her late resi-
dence, No. go Tenth street, this (ruesday) sfGer-
noon, at O'Clock. Friends and acquRiRtAnce5 are
respectfully Invited to attend.
DELAFIELD.-At his late residence, No. E5
Filth avenue, in the city Of New York, on Friday,
February u, Of pleurisy, Major JOSEPH DkLA-
II IN lis sssT re 81 No.
seYentt enth street, in the city Of New York, on
Saturday, February ID, after lingering illness,
EDwARD DELAFIELD, N. D., in the eighty-nrst
'1DiE IR AZ his late residence, No. go
Fiffh avenue, in the city Of New York, ON Monday
morning, February rs Of pneumoniA, HENRY
UELAFfRLD, In The eighty third year ofhls age:
The fuEerGl services Of the three brothers viii be
held at Trinity church on Tuesday, February l6 At
I'm.
NILLER.-On the 18th Instant, OF consumption,
JOHN B. MILLER, aged tbirEy-six years.
I he funeral will take place from bis father.ln-
laws, John r. Stanley, No. 1888 Ninth street The
friends the family are res eetfuy Invited to at
tend on Tuesday, at O'Clock.
MAcGROTrY.- Monday, February Is, 1878,
at O'Clock, .. m, EDWIN ALBEIT MAC jHorTI,
Youngest son of Mr.. 4. b. and Mary MacGrotty,
aged four year-, two months and ten days.
The friends Of the family are invited 20 attend the
sets avenue northwest, on Wednesday, 1t 8
O'Clock, p. m.
KEACH.-on the morning OF the 18th instant,
Mrs, ELIZABETH KEACH, wife Of Mr.. X. Il. Reach.
from her late residence, No. so Twenty second
street.
HITNTER-At the residence of Samuel T. Hawk,
ESQ., corner Of Myrtle and First street east, at SEQ
O'Clock, q. m, on February 4, 1876, Of consump-
ton, at the advanced age Of seventy-Lyo years,
unssri viii take place on Tuesday, February ls
al z n. m. from the residence Of Mr.. Hawk.
LPenns yIyania papers please eopy.1
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"THE THIRD TERM BILL " is what the
New York World calls the caucus bill to
protect electors. The World is mistaken.
1t is simply a bill to protect the people in
the expression of their desire as regards
the election of officers either for first, q
second or any number Of terms. This is
well understood by Congressman generally,
and thesForEd's effort to discredit the bill
BY characterizing it as a measure intended
to advance the especial interests of single
individual are simply ludicrous.
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MARRIEn.

PEPPLER-ALEXANDER the Eth Febru-
AIRY, by the Rev. John Smith, pastor Of the Z. T.
church, Mr.. CLARENCE PEPPLER and Miss ANNIE
ALEXANDER.
sMlTH-MEAD.-on Tuesday, February 9, by
Rev. Father Boyle. at st. Peter's church, X. e.
SMITH and Miss 6UssIE AEAD, both OF Ashing-
ton. No cards.
COBEY-PRICE.-In the Episcopal church, Dur
ham parish, tuesday, the 4th instant, by the
Rev. Robert PrOut, DR.. ALEXANDER d. C0BEY
and Miss LILLE q. PRICE, both Of Charles county,
Nd
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OPINIONS OF THE REPUBLICAN PRESS.


To those Congressman who seem to &C.
cept the dictum of the Great Dailies Of
New York city as convincing evidence of
the bent of public opinion regarding the
Southern question, we have few words
to say. 1t is to be feared that they are in
fuenced more by this dictum than proper
regard for the interests of the country
would warrant. for it must be known to
them that the Great Dailies referred to are
not edited now as they were in the days of
Greeley, Raymond and other great journal
lists, whose earnest devotion to principle
and to the welfare of parties, though some
times mistaken, served in the main to pro-
tect them from the selfish blindness, the
wicked corruption and the cruel blunders
of their successors. But against the influ-
ence of these pigmy and unworthy sue
cessors of great and good men we beg per-
mission to assert the opinions of editors Of
Republican journals of other sections of
the country-journals not so widely known,
it is true, but journals Of greater influence.
A hurried glance at the contents Of our ex-
changes enables us to give the following
incomplete list Of journals of this kind, in
whose columns we find words of sincere
commentator of the general policy of the
Administration as regards the South.
Although some of them differ as regards
minor points in the details of that policy,
they one and all sustain the object to be
reached by it. and at the same time cor
daily support the recent action of Con-
gress in preparing the way for remedial
legislation:
Newark N. J.) AdUsrtissr.
Chicago QIl.) Inter Ocean.
Albany IN. W EVeniHg Journal.
New York Commercial AdUertissr.
New York Graphic, Qnd.)
Knoxville (Tenn.) Chronicle.
St. Paul (Minn.) Press.
Pittsburg (PA) ECening Telegraph.
Norfolk CVa) Ddy-Book.
Greensboro IN. c. NeD North State.
St. Louis CMo.) Globe.
st. Louis CMo.) Democrat.
Brooklyn IN. " Eagle.
Syracuse IN. " Journal.
Kansas City (Kansas) Journal Of Com
Hlerce.
Madison CWisconsin) State Journal.
Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Sentinel.
Cincinnati (Ohio) Gazette.
Virginia (Nevads) Rnterpriss.
New Orleans Oa.) Republican.
San Francisco (Cal.) Record.
Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph.
Philadelphia CPa.) EUening Bulletin.
Philadelphia (Pa.) Press.
San Francisco (Csl.) Chronicle.
Portland (Me.) Press.
New Haven Conn., Journal and Oou-
rier.
Hartford Comm Courdnt.
Omaha (Neb.) Republican.
Council Bluffs Qowa) NonpGrcA
Little Rock ARK Republican.
Cleveland (Ohio) Herald.
Milwaukee (Wis.) AdUertiser.
Wheeling (W. Va.) IntelIigeDcer.
Helena (Montana) Herald.
Columbia Is. CO. Union Herald.
Portsmouth IN. H.) Chronicle.
Rochester IN. " Democrat and OhrOn-
icls.
Madison Qnd.) Courier.
Wilmington DeL) omH1ereiGI
Rochester IN. " Ezpress.
Nebraska City CNeb.) Press.
Columbus (Ohio) State Journal
Pittsburg (Pa.) Commercial
Montgomery (Ala.) State Journal
Charleston Is. c. Chronicle.
jackson (Miss.) Pilot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-16

THE New York World has at last
adopted an idea that may result in making
it great journal. 1t now devotes much
of its space to reprinting news and edi-
torials from the columns of THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN.
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SENATOR c. W. JONES, OF FLORIDA.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
You will be glad to hear something Of the new
Senator from this State, and 1 send you hAsty
sketch. Charles W. Jones is Of Irish percentages
is, indeed generally reputed to have been born
in old Erin. When young man he came to Pen
sacola, and began there the practice Of law.
Being q ready and fluent speaker, with generous
and popular turn Of character and good knoWl.
edge Of law, he soon gained q large practice,
which he has always maintained. He stands
now among the foremost at the Florida bar, Is
one Of the best stump speakers in the State, and
is personally acceptable to men Of all parties.
His views on slavery have never been In accord
with those held formerly BY the leading men Of
the State. In the old ante-war times he had
character enough to keep himself wholly free
from connection with the peculiar institution"
HE NEVER OWNED A SLAVE.
NV impression Of his former politics is what Is
called here tan old-line Whig." He was not, now
ever, an embittered partisan. Since the war,
though living in section OF the State where party
and conciliatory. CHASING himself with the LID
eral Conservatives, he has many personal friends
among Republicans.
In 1872 Mr.. Jones was one Of the candidates for
Congress Of the Greeley party, and advocated the
platform with great eloQuence. It Is generally
Understood that before the conVe ltion was held
he was in favor Of making no electoral ticket
Sta-e to Grant, and making the issues exclu.
siye'y OF State politics; and at the time II VS.
bell sved among political leaders that during the
canvass Mr. Tones favored the droppin0, by 8
party, Of the Greeley ticket in favor Of that Of
Grant. However that may be, and there Is No
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-16

''THEY STRAIN at a gnat and swallow
cameI'-thOse Republicans who voted for
the civil rights bill, the most unpopular
measure ever brought before the American
people, but who hesitate to vote for the
caucus bill to protect electors.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN IN THE
SOUTH,

WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. II, 1875.
To the Editor Of the National Republican:
Sir: We have not received your valuable paper
this week. Will You please inform rs the reason 2
The Republicans OF the South are at loss when
they fail to get it. W.P. Q.
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TTHE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
1-NINTH EDITION.-Edited by Thomas Spen-
Ger BsTnes: LID: To be competed in "a t.to
q, in cloth. In the reissue Of the Encydop@dia
Britannica, the work Is made in all Respects supe-
volumes quarto, 17l, down to the eighth edition,
1852 Its scope more compreheE I've: Its writers
more authoritative. For thoroughness OF research
exActness Of statements. 80, 1t Is In advance OF
All English works Of It's kind and those OF any pre-
yious editions; corrected and reWrttteni printed
from type especially prepared for the work. and In
all tVpogra phical particulars VIII represent tne
highest skillof bookbinding. a complete DOCK OF
reference, adapted TO the requirements OF the age
representing the rpest learning in art, nterature
philos ophy and science, constituting compendium
Or Accurate and useful knowledge sufficient suostl-
tute for any library of ordinary size. EngraVings
and wood-cuts profusely Illustrate the text. ~ Is
unnecessary to add. the main duty OF the compiler
Is 10 give an accurate account Of the facts, AID an
IMPARTIAL summary of the results in every depart-
men OF Inquiry and research. In this the Encyclo-
media Britannica pre-eminently eNcels Its COM
parative chespness being considered. Its value IL
more desirable to the average literary man than
inisceaneous collection of thousand volumes. The
work Will be issued at the rate OF three volumes
annually, Vol IA TO AnA-now ready for deliv-
eTT. Information given and subscriptions received
nv w II. A U. n. Morrison, Law Publishers and
Booksellers, E5 Pennsylyania avenue. feol6
FANUY NAMES DON'T MAKE GOOD
ID CIGARS. TrY the B-C, flor Is cents, and
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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION - I'M.
q PORTANT TO CLOSE BUYERS.
RRnnFRAn n 60.

EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTlON - I'M
q PORTANT TO CLOSE BUYERS.
BRODHEAD a Co.,
I2o5 street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
Now offer their large and weIl-selected stock Of
beautiful Dress Goods, ShaWls, WAterproofs,
FlAnnels, Cottons, Red and White Table damasks
Towels Boulevard Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, silk Mufiers, Neck Rufhing, Ribbons,
Buttons, Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Ties, &C.,
&C., At great bargains.
We quote few OF the innumerable articles in
Blue and BLACK Striped POplIn, % cts, reduced
TWiiied CoSergs, Cz inches wide,) Is cts, re-
English Pop ms in Brown, Plumb and Navy
Extra heavy aIl-Wool Diagonals, 50 cts, reduced
DouSe-wIdth Black Alpsca, COest makes,) % cts,
Black Lyons Six Is cts. to ss.25 per yard, incud
ing GuInet & Bellon's Goods, many grades OF which
have been reduced full % per cent.
Splendid double-width Black French CAshneres,
Lyons siFtfsced Velvet. from e and up;
Aii-linen 6smstiched HSndkerchiefs, Is cts. to
Linen Towels, s5 cts. per dozen and up.
Linen Table DamAsk, 50 cts per yard and up.
white FLANNEL, 20 cts. and up. SILK Clicked BAL
briggan Hose, S3.25 (reduced from ei.5ol q oSx;
Cotton, i2k cents. Hip Gore CorseIs, in boxes,
50 cents, Best makes Paper Cambrcs. Best
makes Canton Flannels, 10 cts. and up. New
York Mills Clifton, II cts. Unbleached CottonsS
81 cts. and up. e. Waterproofs, IS cts. ana up
Now is the time to secpTPs6 SSFFSinf 81 cos
1a6 street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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WILL Congress do anything for the
District this week. We begin to despair.
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Whole tickets, $50; halves, S25; tenth, o. each
coupon, IS; IL whole tickets e6Oo.
For Tickets or information, Address,
THO. 4. BRAMEETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, KY.
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LOTTERIES.
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSI-
BILE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, IS OFFERED
BY THE POSTPOHEhENT OF The PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY TO THE nth OF
FEBRUARY NEXT OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CON CERT AND DRAWING. THE MAN
AGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN
OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD
NOT COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW AP-
POINTED.
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w. s. R00SE,
Cigars and Tobacco,
NO. 1888 Pennsy IVaniA Avenue,
Near Thirteenth street.

Wholesale dealer in Imported and Manufacturer
the Cactus, La Manola, La Roose
and Stockton Cigars.
Agent for the AmbTosiA Fine Cut.
The trade supplied direct from the factory At the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Orders left at the following hotels VIII oe
promptly attended to, where persons can also gel
their Cigars 1T slight ADJ ance overt wholesale
price; willard Metropolitan and mperlal no.
tells; b. French Queen, st. James; n. j. Hillman,
st. Cloud; woodbury. Co., st. George; JORDAN
q Gordon, Owen House. decD-am
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~DR A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio Collage Of Dental Surgery. III sew.
enth street east side, bet. d ana Z, Iew DOOR
UouJn Of odd FelloWs' Hail, washington. Gas used
IN extracting Teeth. Teeth q . ses, either Jaw
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STnIsHOP =. n. M1RTIH, THE
~ presiding Bishop ofthe Baltimore Annual
conference o. the y. =, Church South. % eonyeie
IN this eli March 3 will commence leFles Of SER
mons on NEDHEsnATEYENIk the 18th lnst.,
at Hopnt Vernon Place n, X. Church South, -
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TNANUY NAMES DON'T MAKE GOOD
u CIGARS. Try the BIC, for Is cents, and
beat them II you SIS better than los, los bet
Der than ISIS 1873 better than 2s 25s ever sold
IN this city or any other. To be had only at 43O
Seventh street northwest, sign Of the big clock.
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TUESDAY MORNINGS, :::::FEBRUARY 16, 1875.
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n WEST & sons
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL
Warranted $50 Degrees Fire Test-The
Rest Household OIL In the world
Endorsed by the Fire Insur'
anee Companies.
Read the certificates OF Fire Insurance Companies
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE. OoNPANYl
OF BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, Dec. q. 1874.
In this city for illuminating purposes, take pleas
the latest and best ever used in our household.
Yours, truly, ANDkE" REESE, fres.
OFFICE MARYLAND FIRE INSURAScEl
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, 4
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1874.
Nsssrs O. West a Sons:
GRNTLEAEN: have used coal oil in my family
for nearly fifteen years, and during that period
have tested a number Of different brands, being
anxious to obtain the very best. have also given
VouT stAlGddin Security on full trial, by It's
Constant use since you have made It and can recon-
mend 1t for its Illuminating qualities as Tar supe-
rior TO any other. As regards safety, II exceis
them all. Yours, truly, ,r,.-o, r,-o.taa-.
TRY TT TRY 1T THY TT
Wholesale Depot.
q. WEST q SONS,
Nos. ia and lis West Lombard st.
Ja1+MTh&s1m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SALE OR RENT-FOR SALE OR
II Rent, seven substantially built Brick Houses,
THo-story, Mansard oof and basement finish, with
all the modern convenlences, on R. between Thtr-
teenth and Fourteenth streets Also two first
Brick Houses on 8, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Nos 9I5 and BID northwest, for sale APP
ply at O4 on the premises, the undersigned lois
or ll23 New Jersey avenue southeast.
JanH-Th&TuSm" A. D 7. A. RICHARDS.
EIRST-OLASS BLACK DRESS GOATS,
u almost new, for sale or hire, at 'aJUSTH'S,n
6lS D street northwest, between Sixth and Seventh
\. B.-Costly silk Dress, very cheap.
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EALL THE OegGH HEDIGISEs.
pie Drug Store. nOvl
~CURRENr AND BACK NUMBERS
To and 81 other SIX cam De s SS
News Dealer, under 81. Cloud hotel corner Of =
'~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
8: f.s. is G8RFff RSs SFFdfRiE &c. .'l0"
WwhA4IP.1RESs PAPER FOE SALE
S~HOMEOPATHI
kS specifics At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner 7 and Ninth streets.
1~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
\! S GBE 6EGE SS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
H E OFFIET Sc 90,
BANKER6,
Northeast corner Fifteenth and T SITS.
BANKoF Deposit, EXCHANGE, &C.
eovrRNMEGHaIA sSSSEEb 9E AID ID SiisPR1cr OF
CoLUMBIA SECURITIES BOUGHT
NEGOTIATE 1o ASB SR PBlsERlcT OF CO.
LTnMRRRskk f ~ E4S sEc UP TEahK
GALE OF HORSES.
Fort ACHENRY, Md Feb. IS, lSa.
Htp nry Nd. at 10 o'eioeF a. m, on WEpSEs.
DAY, the nth day of March, 1875, number OF
condemned artillery horses. Terms cash.
J. II. LORD,
fels-st LIST Lieut.. ID Art, A. A. Q. NJ.
THE NEWEST BOOKS.
Mum 8 Science Record, 1875. 50
Christian Reid'E Hearts and HAnds.."...... 81
Becker's Scie1tide London ................... IS
Parheld's Ten Years with Spiritual Mediums. .
Blacks Maid of Killee 80
TAlmadRe's sports That kilI...........'.''s.. ~
BrAddon's Strange World. 20
Hare's Days Near Rome. 90
perP R6sseiits Recoilections and Suggestions. 90
BoWle's In he CamarEne................ %
British Quarterly Review. W
Portfolios and Desk Pads greatly reduced In
price, from Is cents each up at ,
SOLOMOES CHAPMAN'S,
Agents LaWrence's N'Pure Linen Papers,
fel0-tf Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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Portfolios and Desk Pads greatly reduced in
price, from Is cents sseh up At Cu,pU.N,s
Agents Lawrence ''Pure Linen Papers,
fel6-tf GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
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WANTS.

SEON\NOO~ONO@O0O|SCO ~O@NTOTO0N%INNN0ON
"ANTED-A SMALLFAMILYO OF THREE
w persons want to rent furnished house, six
or seven rooms, centrally located, with modern
Address Nv. N" this ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-12

lyes. 1t seems to me young people need
some little amusement But told her
that such 'sportin' on the brink of ever
lastin' woe, considered both sinful and
shameful She hadn't a word to say in
reply, and no wonder. And now. Mr..
Ives, since we are on this subject, we may
Us well have it settled once for all I'm
only Milly's step-mother. My word is
nothn'. of course. and everything do is
hardship. But you re her own father and
wish you'd speak out. Do You wish to
have Milly goin' on in this foolish way.
or not? ?"
"But, iather'' interposed Milly. in a
timid voice, II never did 60 on in any
way. | can't think what mother means.
| never did 90 anywhere-not to any par
ties or sleigh rides or anything-and /
wanted 10 90 Just this once very much !;
but mother said--''here her lips quivered,
and, as a sudden peal of slei9h-bells rang
down the valley, she fairly burst into
tears.
Mildred, I'm ashamed Of you said
Mrs. Ives, in an acid voice, while ',ut-tut-
tut!' was the c1ly protest poor NJ. Ives
could think of.
And now,, went on his wife. sanguine
Of victory, 'just say once for all, is Mlly
to conform TO my views, or is she not?"
Poor Mr.. Ives. The embarrassment OF
deciding between wife and daughter was
not new one. Some natural relentings
there were for his child, but the other
scale was too heavily weighed to allow OF
hesitation.
''Of course. my dear; Of course. Milly
you hear what your mother says" and
and then he retreated again into the
shadow of his newspaper. Mlllys sobs
grew louder. This was dreadful.
Pretty soon she got up, still sobbng
lighted candle, and mumbing an almost
inarticulate goodnight, departed to the
little room she called her own. The
world looked forlorn enough as she put
her pretty cheek on her pillow; but sleef
came speedily--as it does to the young
and her woes were forgotten.
lcoNrINUED TOMORROW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-01-12

kENNEBEC COUNTI.-In Probate Court at
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of December, 1874.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purpor,ing TO be
n the last will and testament OF Samuel W. Tay-
lor late OF Mt. Vernon, in said county deceased,
having been presented for probate
ORDERED That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
January next, in the Kennebec journal, news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interest
ed may attend at a Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, il any, why
the said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will and testament of the
said deceased
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w3