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Larkin GAar VS.. Mary E. .Thompeon,
Thomas E. Thompson, Joseph B. Lamb.
Wayne Ctrcuit Court, April term: 1s7s
Foreclosure, No. 1447. -ss g.. - s.Es-
Be 1t known, That on the 3lst day Of De-
cember, 1874, the above named plaintiff, by
Young + Young, Attorneys, fled in the Of
nee OF the Clerk Of the Wayne Circuit Court
his complaint against said defendants In the
above entitled cause, together with the am
davit of competent person, that said de-
PENDANTS, Mary E. Thomson and Thomas
E. Thompson are not residents OF the State
of Indiana. STc9 #5 0afLf
Said Defendants, Mary E. Thompson and
Thomas E. Thompson, therefore,, are hereby
notified OF the filing and tendency of said
complaint against them, and that unless
they appear and answer or demur thereto,
at the calling of the said cause, on the Sc
cond day Of the next term of ssid Court, to
be begun and held at the Court House in
Richmond, on the fourth Monday of April,
1873, next, said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged,
will be taken as true, and the said cause
will be heard and determined in their abb
Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal Of
said Court, at the city of Rich
fsEALJ mond, this 2d day OF February,
1875. 30 fi5ta
/ ze5sr Hef.9 IN VIM. H. LYNDE, Clerk.
Young d Young, Attorneys for Plaintiff
4E3w-p.9.$4l H4W .73#szE - g ga
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1t 4. U.eress 60 Atten,pt

To cleanse a stream while the
fountain is impure. Dyspepsia,
complaints of the liver or kidneys.
eruptions of the skin, scrofula,
headaches, and all diseases arising
from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DIR. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters, purifier of the
blood, and renovator of the system.
It has never been known to fail IL
81 he4a Ii - 44-4w.s
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rATEOFINDIANA,WAYNE CO., ..

WIG Vi. LuW1IQ DuIau, ct. H. Fl
2 Wayne Circuit Court, April Term,
1875 No. 1888. Partition. liz vza
3 Be it known. that on the first day,
of February, 1874 the above named.
plaintiffs, by their attorney, filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
Court their complaint against said de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled cause, to-
'gether with the affidavit of icpmpc-
tentoperson. that said defendants, Ed !
ward DulaD and his wife, julia Brit
ton and John Britton her husband,
brother and sister Of. Wm.E D4lan,
Clemens Dulan and the eix children
of Lewis Dulan {brother) deceased, to-
wit: Samaritan Dulan and Thankful
his wife Warren Smith and Martha
his wife, Matilda Hays and Samuel
her shusbaad, q Louise Wilcox and
james her husband. FrAnciab Arn-
strong and Thomas her husband; Luz.
cinda Latham's children, to-wit:. John
Latham and Rachel his wife, James
Latham and Rhodx his wife, Alfred
Latham, David Latham and Fanny
his wife, Moses Latham and Maria his
wife, Precilla lEeilman and Henry her
husband. Silas Latham and Elisabeth
his. wife, Sarah a. Wiuteringer and
Wesley her husband, Smith Latham
and Calrln NJ Latham lplaintiffl and
Cary ms wife Petsy fgItz's chIdfen,
to WIT; Uynthif Fuit1 Hannah Moore
and Albert her husband: Taylor fultz
and Amanda his wife, Elizabeth Eli
Oft and Jamee her hus band, ami Smith
'Fultz; Smith Dulans children, to-
wit: James Dulan and his wife, Ed
ward Duian and wife, william Dplan
and wife. Samson Dulan's children,
tto-wit: Nancy Michael and Solomon
her husband, and infant child, Susan
Wiico1 and william her husband,
and Nathaniel Dslan and Harriet;
and Sally Bolaader, md Of deceased
WS;rH nor kno"n-, AL nelrs OF Dr.
r mlidlam qi nn sec oeceaaed are not
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30 ARD OF Frs.

Mrs. Z. B. Hopkins, Naomi Harri-
son, Agnes Gaar, Martha Valentine,
Margaret Newton, Eliza Elder, Ra-
ehel Jessup, Eliza john. Margaret
Dennis, S. 4. Tiff Davis, Mary F.
Thomas, Richmond;-ADna Votaw,
Chester; Sarah Underhill, Washing
ton; Jennie Meredith, Cambria ge
City; Lizzie Hill, Lavina Pierson,
Rebecca Moorman, Newport; Narcissa
Cox, Cox's Mills.
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD FOR 1875.
Mrs. s. A. Tiff Davis, President;
Mrs. +. Il. Hopkins, and Mrs NJ
Valentine, Mrs. Lizzie Hill, Vice
Presidents; Mrs. NJ Dennis. ,Secre-
tary; Mrs. Naomi Harrison, Treas
urer; Mrs E B. Swank, Superintend-
ent; DR.: Mary F. Thomas, Physician
to the Home.
ii BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Abram Gaar, Timothy Nicholson,
Edward Dennis, VIM. S. Reid. limo
thy Harrison.
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The Arkansas state boarl offinan,

& The Arkansas state board OF finance
publishes call to the holders of Ar
Kansas bonds, asking a correspond
enoe with a view to . consolidation
and settlement of the debt outstand-
ing against the state. A convention
of bondholders is suggested by reso-
luton of the general assembly.
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Andrew johnson, ex-P president
of the United States, WAS elected
United States ] Senator by the
Tennessee Legislature, a. the suc
cessor of Mr.. Brownlow. General
A. Il. Burnside was elected United
States Senator by the Rhode Island
Legislature, to succeed William
Sprague. nzox aansHsEfIfluf aTaa8
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The manufacturers of our city are
making arraneements to cali State
Convention Of manufacturers Of the
State at Indianapolis at an early day.
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NAoM1aS. HARRISON, rreassi issa .
TRUSTEES REPORT.

The following report Of the Trus-
tees Of the Home for the Friendless,
for the year ending December 31st,
1874. was presented to the City Coun-
Gil At their meeting last night:
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Always Get the best, ss..s5I - 81 Z,
Particularly when you take med
icine, and go to M. b. Billiards.
Drug Store at the Depot and ge.
it. s.H5
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Ladies' of Our City SOS afss a'eA ~ ~
= Will always find the largest and
best assortment of Dress Goods at
Koering's, in the Emswiler Build
ing. 1881 90 : 80 g '''
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z zs.H 1890. Employn,snt

8 ent rec. 80 person In exc u neigh
borhood to lake orders and deliver goods
for our established c. ~. d. Sales for STAPLE
and family Rousis of ali III utss in consfant
use and wear The oldest c. O. D. house in
Large cash pay tofheright persen. Arenl
chance for all, male or female, at your
homes or travelling Norislx.& If-you 60 TO
work We will send yop free and posi- pale a
line of samples and n complete outfii. Ad-
dress at on ce andEecurezy ourterritoJy,
~ Ia e. H j. HALL & CO..
49, .. ". How ard street, Baltimore.
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Yesterday vas the, siGround Hog
day" aud twas cloudy. Of COURSE,
pleasant, general weather will be and
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Fresh Family Groceries

Fresh Family Groceries f4,s.
At John Peterson's Grocery,
Store, opposite Richmond National
Bank, at the old Strattan Corner.
Fruit and Vegetables always to be
had there. 80
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81 80 - 7 . = = 3 -
Recoliect that Hon. Schuyler Col
fax will give his Lecture on Abra.
ham l. incoln tonight. at Lyceum
n.V3 ga asfEtIaGp FTlsGzxs9 1sso2 ssoa s9H iil
nan. 49,. s-.5zs-s[ff r,.rg = re..fs, n,
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The Place to Buy -N
A new hat is at John Suffrins'
the aHatter-at his old stand on
Main street. 4t aHl3 81 500
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For the Best H go ' edE 81
Teas and Coffees in the City, go
to Fletcher & Co.'S, No. 333 Main
street ai d5 aksH Gs1 &. l. Z
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Messrs. Dougan 4 Conlklin,

Messrs. DOugan 4 COnklin. -a, .
At the old Vanneman & Reid
corner never disappoints their Gus
toners in furnishing Them the very
articles in the Grocery line to keep
body and soul together. sa So s
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mo member of the Council or City
Officer, shall be directly or indirectly
interested in any contract to which the
city is ."1ISec. 16, Ordinance
for government of the City Council.
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Il COmPIete 81 = y
Revolution Stove, a very supe
rior article, at Potts Stove Store.
Main street, No. $50.
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The racy writer of editorials in
the Independent suggests that
Bible operas are now in ORDER. and
wants some genious to write up
samson and Delilah, BALKAN and
Mrs. Potopher, Soloman and She
BAH" but forgot to mention David
and sUriah's beautious wife, as.
another subject. s.-es :, :.
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Go to KOerlnS.s

Go to KOering's
For your Goods. cheap for cash,
at Emswiler's Building, No. 243
Main street. 79# GIaf4sa HaE 9oe
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That New Meat shop, ii ~ ANtt"a
On North Marion, in the Hughes
building, has always good supply
of the best Of Fresh Meats, Tur
keys, Chickens, Eggs, Flour, Feed,
etc.
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List Of Letter.
Remaining in the POstnf1iee at yRicf,zuoud
Indiana, February 2, 1875

Remaining in the Ppe.ntriee at Ri chsuond )
Indiana, February 2, 1875.
Lewis. II. Benson, Ellie Becker, ".
FL. Beanks, Sarah Benbow, VIM. Bean
nan, Manda Blue, August Bushmire.
John earle, Joseph Carter, r. w.
Cole; Chas. Co6m1n, Theo: Cook. W.
II. Davis. Chas. Doub. Grace Del
mont, Hattie Dalton. Thos. Dooley,a
u. ID. Darneil, A, B. Easterling. Bes-
sic Elwood, f. c. Fleming, III. Field.
man. E. Ferguson, c. A. Getty, Good
mar. Thornhill & Co., Rena GreE.
Harvie, Chas. Hessman, f. B. Hook
EFT, Charless Hnmphfey, J.rH. Hunt.
Chas. Koch, Mary Long, Henry Mer
cam, Barbara Mills. Carrie McClune.
ia. A McDiv e, Dan. r. Mitchell.
c d. Patlir. Mary Rice, VIM. Runion.
Ely Robson. Isabel dane Shaw. DAM
Saint. Charles Staacke. Henry Simon,
John Shu.l Eli Smith, ai.olie Scott,
Seymore Scott. j s. Taylor, Miss A ma
Taylor, Matte Vaunnys, B G Walters,
Almira Wheeler, Marian Williams.
~ DROP LErTrRs. SCI - g.
jesse F Ballard, Austin Bozworth
I. Bell Cook, w. H. Cook Il Co..
Belle Daley. Lis5ic Gregg, Thomas
M.Kahn. Fred. Sanders, Frank Swee-s
man, Chris. Swegman, Madison Sui
ser, Sam Taylor. Asa, .Yore. Jack
Vickers. - a0 zFsa1 sIss1f 30 :. vs=sr.-i,7.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please
say advertised" and give the date Of this
list. szol.sl essaI B. w. DAVIS. r. NJ 7fF
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Trunks,

Trunks, -44tFA 2 sen
That will defy Baggage Smash.
ers," of all sizes, at JAS. S. Starr &
Sons, at his old stand on Main
street. Go to No. 241e and select
tasty and substantial article. r
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Recollect that Hon Schuyler Col
fax will give his Lecture on sAbra-
ham Lincoln to night, at Lyceum
Hall.
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Here. Your Ov.ter.,

The finest, latest and best, at
John Peterson's, N. w. Cor. Main
and Pearl, opposite Citizens Bank.
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No. ses Main street,

No. s23 Main street, -
Is the most fashionable Clothing
establishment in this city-the
enterprising proprietors, ]. zeyen
& Bro, always have the most &C.
lect assortment of piece goods on
hands and orders are always
promptly and satisfactorily filed.
at prices that never fails to please
the customer. Give ]. Zeyen &
Bro q call. z,7c4- 81 vear er
a5suii sd 7--7-7z TT : ---yg aEfsb Hs
Money to lend Il-Es naz z3 as5 aa 3
On mortgage security. Apply
to q; JOSEPH DICKINSON l. Co.,
% nov Odd Fellows Building.
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L1VINGSTONE

:. - s3tTf# - Eftl. E5zssFs
HIS wonderful discoveries and thrilling a6.
ventures during 80 years in the wfidx OF
AFRICA, and heroic death. Beautifully Illus
trated. Write for extra terms, or, If you
wish TO begin al once, send 81 for ouIfsf
Valley Publishing CO.. Cincinn Ell, o., or
Chicago, IHin0fs sS-aw
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On Noble street, opposite Depot,
is the place to satisfy hunger.
Sam knows just how to cater to
suit the most fastidious. Go there
for square meal" - s
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Richirr0nd Markets.

Corrected weekly by. N. w. Briggs and
Thos. Nestor. The former gives us the prices
Of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and groceries.l -. sAa.r
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RecoDect that Hon. Schuyler Col
fax will give his Lecture on Abra-
ham Lincoln to -night. at Lyceum
Hall.
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For Soft Coal burners. z+-~
Go to Potts Stove Store, No.
$50 Main street. g 1895 ~
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eelUYYxNEWH. = sss1z

VALENTINE-DAY on the 14th-don't
forget it.
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conn feteroOAsa sSsaTa aM4 ,hfsH ge
At the old Stratum Corner, has
always one of the best assortments
Of Family Groceries, from which TO
select Go there. ssesa - I 90
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Ready Made }+
Clothing, always at J. s. Starr &
Sone's, No. 241 Main street.
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Good supply ~
OF pre- paid Envelopes and Postal
Cards now at the Postofice. - 81,
A Good Supply
Fan ana yyinter rn.hfons.

Fail anu ~ 1nteF 1smAOnSs fFt.s
In the Millinery line, for Hats,
Bonnets, etc, cheap for cash, at
No. 10 North Franklin street.
~ S. A. ILIFF DAVIS. ..
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Every Article Needed
In the kitchen, to be had at H. j.
lBargis', West Main street IA
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80 DROP L ETTERS.

Persons calling for these letters VIII please
say advertised" and give the date OF this
list. ssoi.,gts zss B. w. DAVIS. r. NJ la
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Please examine stock, or send for sa,r, :.
pies. We are fully prepared to make Gar.
nlents at short n Office, In the latest style an
at reasonable rates. taahls9FI afff 4itf :
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The Council select w. e. Wilcox,
to assess the property ef the city, Civ
ing him $500. O. K. 7fie.1 90
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NENrAUk zrsiMENr.
R1Npm

There is no pain which the Centaur Lin
ment will not relieve, no swelling il Will
not subdue, and no laneness which II will
not cure. This is strong language, but it !.
true. Where the parts are not gone, its e.-
fects are marvellous 4 has produced more
cuIes of rheumatism. neuralgia. lock Jaw,
palsy, sprains, sweIlings, !. cake-breasts.
scaIds, burns, salt rheunI, ear ache, etc, up-
on the human ffame, :nd ofstsaans sf,avin
gals, etc.. upon "a nimunatnlone year than
have all oahefpretendedr remedies since tho
world began. It IS ~ counter irritant, an
all-hea1ing pain-re1iever. Cripples throw
away theff crptcbes, the lame walk, poison.
Gus b1ses are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are laealei without q sessf It is
no humbug. The recpe is Published around
each bottle. It Is selling rs no article ever
before sold, and It sells because it does Just
what it pretends to do. Those who now sui.
Ter from rsaeanaatien, pain or swelling de.
serve 20 suffer IL they vim mot UNA Centaur .
Imminent. More than 1900 certidcates of
remarkable cures, inclnding frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, govt, running trmors.
etc, have been received. We win send
circular containlns eertfAeates, the recipe.
esc., gx1tia to any enc requesting it. One
abottlesof the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin.
Intent is worth one hundred dollars for spav.
lined or sweenied horses and mules, or for
linimens is worth your sattentfofi No fam.
ny should be without C,ausanr Eminent.
.sc J. H. r. Rf)SE;A Co. New York;
! Cassssassi.s more sasii a Substitute for g
castorO4l.a Ii b gshexnis saSe article in ex.
istence which isceytaans to assimihte the
food. regplate the bowels, cure gwind-colic 3
and produce NATURAL sleep. il contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
Is pleasant to take. Chfldrep need NOT cr,.
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AFullLfneof Carpe,

A Full Line Of Carpets. 9-s r5b 3
Of the finest texture and most
beautiful patterns, at the store of
James Forkner, Main street No.
270. e3Ese za ~ 3ct 2T7 %
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Great Sale t3l s5siF ao9fl
OF cheap Goods, at j. FORMERS.
Fitted with Overcoats, Dress
coats, Pants and Vests, ut j. s.
Starr & Sons, No. 241 Main street
cheap for cash. as55zs 40 aa I
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I'D III SAMPLE to Agents. Ladies,
T. NEE Combination Needle book.
with Chromos. Send stamp. DEANA co.
New Bedford, Mass. "a sw
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The roughness of the weather. ere
ates the wish that the ground hog was
defunctt j., ,s p,s-.....'''. $50.
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That the people everywhere are eager I,
buy the only authenticyand complete his
tory OF - @---- -
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81 order of Surveying COMMITTEE,
sABUAH MoFFITT, Chairman.
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/ aAa X 2c7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-18
POKTLAN u.
A PerilOuS Mountain Adventure.
Four Persons Hurled over Cliff.

Portland, August Il. A party descending Mt
Pleasant yesterday forenoon. consisting of George
A. Wright and wife, of Portland, and Mr.. White
and wife, of Poughkeepsie, New York, principals
of boarding school there, after passing the half
way house, which completes the dangerous part of
the descent, they changed to carry-all which had
no brake. Near the foot of the mountain the
holdback strap slipped letting the carriage On 10
the horses who ran, clearing themselves from the
carriage which whirled over a bank thirty feet
down. The Portland lady had her collar bone
broken and was badly bruised. Her husband was
injured internally, but not seriously. The Pongh-
keepsie lady was badly bruised.
COunterfeiter Arrested.
A counterfeiter named Dean Bailey was arrest
ed to day in Burnham, brought to this city and
bound over by the United States Commissioner in
Sl5O0 bonds.
Masonic.
Portland, August IL The Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons for the northern jurisdiction
of the United States, met here this morning, Hon
Joseph II. Drummond of Maine, Grand Com
mander, presiding. Thirty-eght active members
were present representing fourteen States from
Maine to Wisconsin, with a large number Of hon
orary members. The Grand Commander an
nourced the deaths Of three active members, all
from Massachusetts,, and nine honorary members,
an extraordinary mortality. Proceedings Of q
routine character.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-18
FRYEBURG.
The Winthrop Bank Robbers traced
to Fryeburg.
i few Additional Pattirulars.

Fryebuig, August II. That the Winthrop
bank robbers passed through Fryeburg, is now
evident from the following circumstances: On the
Sunday after the burglary horse was found at
large near the Methodist campground about two
miles cast of the village, by Franklin Shirley and
at night it came into his enclosure, and was cared
for. No owner could be found until last Saturday,
when a man by the name of Austin from Turner,
from whom horse and carriage had been stolen
on the night of the robbery, came and proved the
animal to be his. Search was then made in the
vicinity, and the carriage and harness were also
found. The horse is quite swift, and valued by
the owner at not less than $500. The same SUM-
day morning stranger called early at Ke]logg's
livery stable in Fryeburg, and hired the keeper to
take him quickly to North Conway, N. II. At
McMillan's he met confederate; the two OBJ
tained another fleet team of Alfred Eastman, and
went to Tamworth, from whence the team was
subsequently returned. Kelly noticed the unusual
movements of the man; describes him quite par
tculary, and thinks he could identify him again.
There can but little question but that these were
part of the Winthrop gang.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-18
Nominations by the Governor.

STATE.
Selden Connor. Augusta, Trustee of Soldier 5
Orphans Home Of Bath.
\. C. Denison, Poland, Trustee of Soldiers
Orphans Home of Bath.
Geo +. Clifford, Cornish, J. Z. Q.
j. L. Bill Lyndon, Sol. Mar.
Albert &. Morton, Lubec, Sol. Mar.
+. B. Allen, Calais, Sol. Mar.
Jotham Sewall, Limerick, Sol. Mar.
Edward &. Eastman, Parkman, Sol. Mar.
TRIAL JUsTICEs-Nathan S. Luffkin, Lyndon
Ebenezer Choate, I'd, Whitefield; Emery Sawyer,
Searsport.
JUSTICES OF PEACE AND QUoRUM-F. w. Rob-
inson, Portland Phillip H. Stubbs. Strong; p. A.
Sawyer, Phillips; Geo. II. Bryant, West Water
vile; Barrett L. Potter Augusta; r. S. Part
ridge, Whitefeld; William F. Morang, Noble
boro'; S. C. Hobbs, Fryeburg; S. E. Benjamin,
Patten; S. A. Hodge, Hartland; L. c. Jones,
Noridgewock; j. T. Donnell Scarsport; Samuel
Lawyence. Calais; b. f. Hamnton Biddeford.
| NoTARIEs PUBLIC-Edwin Stone, Damariscot-
ia; j. Il. Mason, Bangor.
INSPECTORS OF FIsH-Woodbury S. Davis,
Portland; S. q. iiodgdon, North Booihbay.
| FISH WARDRN-F. w. Brown, Brownville.
| CoRoNER-AleN. McClain, Mattawaumkeag.
| COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs-Peter A. Hege-
man, No. Pine street. New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-08-18
OLD ORCHARD.
The National Temperance Camp.
meeting.
The First Days Proce edings.

Old Orchard August Il. First day of the Ma
tional Temperance Campmeeting. Decidedly wet
and disagreeable hal been the opening day, but
those assembled here could not be recreant to their
cold water principles, and have preserved their
cheerfulness and enthusiasm; so despite the draw
back at least 2000 people were present at the op-
enng exercises at the grove at 3 80 P. NJ.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Allen, President Of the
State College, and reading Of portion OF the 46th
Psalm by Rev. Mr. Williams, of Haverhill, Fran
els Murphy, President Of the National Temper
ance Association, introduced Governor Dngley as
speaker of the day.
The Governors speech was thoroughly total
abstinence one and marked by earnestness and
emphatic declarations. At this juncture the rain
became so troublesome that the meeting adjourned
to the tabernacle. After he had concluded, three
cheers were given for the Governor, for the cause
of temperance and for the delegates to the meet
ing. The assembly, then broke up with singing
the Doxology and asking benediction.
At 80 p. IN. an enthusiastic temperance love-
feast, or experience meeting was held in the Tab
einacle and many reformed men took part in this.
Among the latest arrivals of temperance speak
ers are Mrs. Annie Willermeyer, Of Philadelphia !;
Mrs. c. V. Crossman, of Bangor; II. A. Adams
and Mrs. Mary c. johnson, of New York. and b.
r. Jewell, General Agent Of the Massachusetts,
Total Abstinence Society.
If We only have fair weather there is every
promise of large and enthusiastic meeting.