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National Republican., 1876-01-14
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FRFDSPICESBURG RAILWAY,

fREDhSlIhSbIhd HALLWAY.
OHPcT CoRSKR OF Sixth AND srRxrTs,
Local trains for Alexandria leave7+zzss.rsszzv1
l. sa:sS. s, s.oG 7p. m. i Thes 5. m. m.ssEk'=1 =
and and6p. IA. trains run daily; all other trains
Local trains leave Alexandra as follows: s, 7, s,
ID q. m. and T. n. trains leave Alexandra daily;
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington daily At
are.. a Z" southern Express vi. Richmond issves
Washington IL rs p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
Alexandra only.
west for sale At oces, Corner Of Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania svenue, and Sixth street and
shs5 81 ssS
and res,dencsf through TO destin alton;
se3-u General Passenger Agent.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAHRoAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
nUn rp,rse APRIL %, Is,s;
1TE sTSDal, IHAiss ssr@Et1 RAit9 AEESkS.ss AEEfESSEfE
DRIA AND kOUND HILL.
sa ss . a. M .aa :d M sae
beesou,g going .sfirsEd IA, 4 % 3 m and $40
pass Leesburg, going eastward, a; 9 q. m and i:ib
3. m, and sTflEe q Ale1andTia s:l5 q. and a:I5
Wssbinston and Ohio cars sI At The Baltimore and md
.Hd eo g RoHad a xhoua
N, train from Round Hil connect At Round Hfn
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snickert-
ReaIners Line Of Cosches, WhicS leave T IeessuIs s
daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection At
Commutstioa tickets, 3 cents per mile; annual
1p2S-t General Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE. - APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made to the Honorable Commissioner Of the
General Land once OF the Uuited states for the
issuing OF United States Bounty Land Scrip In lieu
ofthe following duplicate Virsinia Military Land
Warrants, issued by the Register of the Land
Office of the State OF Virginia, for Revolutionary
service of the following persons, TO wilt:
Warrant No. 9, Ill, for 295 acres. issued to Robert
X. Bsgby, assignee OF the heirs at law OF John
Watkins. captain In the Continental line, on the
Ist Of March, 1876.
! Warrant No. 2,oIS, for 100 acres, issued on the
5ih day of December, I73, to Anselen Bailey, at
taye been rOst, mislaid or destroyed, and cannot
l,e found noVIg-F6w
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AUCTION SALES.

N~ONOoN7-N~~~o~~o-o-~~ -~~~~@OnOoHN0N-N~%%
To.nav
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RAILROADS,

PAILROAD TICKETS
- REDUCED RATES, at
PARklNSON HOUSE. 2i3 Pennsylvania ave.
Tickets bought. ia2.6:s
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Tickets bought. ia2.6.s
1876. GREAT 1876.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
scenery, 1sgnificent Equipment.
Trains It ave W washing ngton, from Depot. corner Of
Sixth and streets, as follows:
For PlttsbuTg and the West. a.
caly, with Parlor Car TO Pittsburg;
$40 y. III. daily, with Palace Car iO-1---1
Chicago, and n:55 a. III. daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
For CanandaiRua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FaIs
and the North, q n. IN. daily, except Sunday; and
Csrstto Rochester. For Kim ira and Buffaio,
HISS q. N. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East. 9:10 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cans attacht d; Limited Express OF Pull
man Parlor Cars, 9:8 4. IN. daIly, except Sun
day. For New York. 1880 D. m daily, except
Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
For Philadelphi4, lao p. m daily, except Sunday,
snE 4:5h and 9:l0 p. N. daily. Limited Express,
S:23 n. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
except Sunday.
For POpe's Greek Line, $50 g. IN. and 4:2o p. m.
daily, eA cept Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 a. IN. and 4:55 p. M, excep
Sunday.
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11EFHIaIs EFHlRstF1 tTF1S4su1D g BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGORAToR,


Recommended BY the best physicians In Engliud
and America for Consumption, Debllty, Loss OF
Appetite, Fever. ARue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Female and Children Msladles.
OPINION OF DIR. r. 8. STEUART, President
Maryland Insane Hospital, Baltimore, MI.
81 can recommend Leiblg's Liquid EK-
tract OF Beef as the most efficient preparation
have ever met with. II combines the virtues Of
food and tonic In q remarkable way.n
OPINION OF DIR. WIN. II. STOKES, Physic an
TO Mount Hope Retreat, near Baitimo more.
~ have great pleasure in adding my tes.
timony to the virtues Of Leiblg's Liquid Extract
OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator as the very best
preparation used, and therefore, conhdently
reconmend ~ to he medical Profession.
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALS.
PUT UP IN PINT BOTTLES-Si EACH-TAkE
NO OTHER. ...
SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
SCHILLER & PINKAHD,
de2s-TuTh&Sly al Pennsyivania avenue.
THEuDoRE INGALLS, KING. oRGANIsT
N n Parish. Teacher
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FINANCIAL.

" ST, 300, 600"
Is the average monthly profit estimated to be nsid
TO holders OF stock privileges by bankers
Wall street. The house rf mrssrs, Alexander
Frothingham d Co., IL Wall street, New York,
who possess worldwide reputation for their strict
Integrity, Offer to send gratuitOusy for one year
their Financial Weekly report, and book ex-
planning how sums from ten dollars TO thousands
may be Invested. Those who invest little have the
same advantages as large operators Send for their
Weekly.-BoStOn Post, EOU. Y. Address, q
ALEX. FRUTHINGHAM & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
noyIs-MWF u Wall street, NY.
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GEo. W. sTiCKNEY, frrustees.

STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, Jsnusry 10, lS.9 same hour and pla.C
SEgs S2sN w W. 'sAftIGEKSPY sAftIGEKSSERPY Trustees.
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IHETRUnrNT nARRRs,

| nAhEHks
- fifeker. Surg. Ins enE, Trusset s2s 7tb st
l IasURaNLE OFFICES.
AT Trao.,,r ~ ms o., 1906 Penn ave-, opp.
Nat MetropGiitau Fire ln,. Co., 18th st opp
| - Treasury Dept.
washing ton Fire Ins. Co., 5O9 7tfi st.
German American Fire lns. Co., 60 St., Fed
&5!SiIdI &&!F%fnIa = tiTe q 1nS; CO: es5Fst;
Arms Ketchafn. General INSURANCE sur Agents and
DicfIS6 az st LS Ds9,1 fgil5ag
and Brokers, 2Js 4'i st and COS 18th st.
A. ;; Pratt Son, General Insurance Agents ,. for
st., y. n. G. A. Building.
VIM: L: Bramhau, General Fire Insurance Agent
JEWEaIiRY sroBEs
NJ W. Gait, Bro. & Co., llOf Pa. avenue.
JUEK DEALERS.
GCor@eW Bushee, 500 ID street northwest.
JUSTlCEs OF THE PEACE.
= 9; & MssEeE az TX JEstlse 9f the Pea'e and Convey
5. c: Mills. 4SG La. ave, also Notary and Commits
siUner.
LEATHER SHOE FINDINGS, &c.
W. s. jerks. 7l5 9Th street, bet. and II.
LIME, CENENT,-Ssc.
8. ID. Castleman, 26l6 Pa. ave.
EITHO6RAPHERS.
'oTTis brsIeT IS Pa syS ns'r II street. Fhot"
Jos. +. Godney, 4G5 Pa ave.
LIVERY STABLES.
&eyes Co., cor. 18th and d sts. Close carrisysS
GT 1 TsdapE Se9V Sss SRd Rs6e sas
Allison Manor" iP.. igs4 to les e street n. w.
LOAN OFFICES.
s. .Goldsten Co., cor. 10th and d streets.
LOOKING GLASSES, Etc.
Francis Lamb, le3G Pa. ave-, near 18th street.
LUMBER YARDS.
n. b. Fugitt. 18th str, ct and Ohio ave.
Francis Il. MOhun Sons, ST., bet. 18th and 18th.
MANTELS.
Hayward & Hutchinson, 81 9th street.
MARBLE WORKS.
VIM. Bradley, ISeO II street IL. W.
MARKET STORES.
Frank J. Tisbets, lois St and 1916 18th St. All
binds of Fresh Meats, Poultry. Game, Fish,
Vegetables, Fruits. Butter, Eggs, Cheese and
oIner Prov isions and Groceries constantly on
cred TO any part OF the city Tree Of charge.
MERuHANT TAILORS.
Deylin & Co, ofNCw York, llo6 street.
MILLINERY, sc.
Z. &. Davis. 7l9 Market Space.
Miss Z. a. McCormlck, g05 upstairs.
NOBEL MAKkRS
n. A Lyon, SO .th St, Fee eral Buildings.
MI SIC STORES.
". g. Mctzcrot: Co., g25 Pennsylvania ave.
&. Kuhn, 4C7 lpth St.
OPTICIANS.
a, n. HemDler. 453 PS. sy,, oJ.. ih 81.
ORNAMENTAL lHON WORKS.
John A. Hayward, Wrought and Cast Iron Ball
inRs, iH4 Fourteenth street northwest.
OYSTER DEPOTS.
Harvey & Holden, cor. Pa. ave. and lIth st.
OYSTER SALOONS.
Harvey Holden. corner Pa. ave. and 1tth street:
HarVCl'S original steamed oyster saloon and
restaurant for ladies and gentlemen. The
kind in the country.
PAINTERS.
Armor Montrop, sl5 and soj d street.
Z. I. Bowen, G25 La. ave.
PAINTS, OF Is. GLASS, &c.
George RyneHl. jr 6S9 ID st.
PAPER HANGERS. dc,
Joh Alexander l2S Pa ave.
National Republican., 1876-01-14

Armand bHdin lsadies' and Gents Rest stlUraut, gG
st.. opp size Ma -OniC Temple.
[las. u. Nelson's IaGiCS' and tiCntemen'S Dining
Rooms, Il. gt ST.. rst class and rates moderate.
1t. George DIniuC Rooms. = ST., under MASONIC
Temple. Cu.S.H. unsur urpa sscI. and all the ap-
pointr.ent~ tir't C:a->. Board on the American
or Ethiopian pan, with very liberal tlstOLnt 10
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-19

: Lnndi Z aoAt 1876, a sept heures ct de,nie du soir,
eat dSc6J6 Al domicile do sou beau-frere. Mr.. Bru.
met, rue Printaniere No 137, Ncuvelle Orleans,
BERNARD CASlMIR CARTE. n6 4 Ossun,
.i6partement des HaMtcs-P yren6es, France, D lAge
de- AZ ans
Nomme honn6te intelligent ct 6clair6 BERNARD
CASINIR CARTE vivsit depuis plnsienrs annees
retire sur son labitation dams In Paroisso St. JAG.
cues. NJ sein de % famille, cherclant a r~ecup6rer 50
fortune 6branlee. pour ne pas dire epniste par la
faiNite ct IL suicide de son coasoci6taire l.. Moulor,
tlrame qni cot encore frais dams la m6moire de no.re
communicate. 90 d6vonant tout entier 4 Ia culture,
1t a / Education de SEES jeu,es enfants. Nature al.
mantle ct sympa,lique, bon, charitable, plein d'afrc-
ton pour "a fa,nille 1t ses amis, 81 mort ~pfematn.
rec laisse un vide dams Ia communicate oil il wyatt,
1t notre ParOisse perd Ell lui I'm de SEES meillears ci.
t0yens.
Les sentiments religienx qni lanimaient, sa resi-.
xnation III d&cret de- 10 divine Providence qui lui
await enlev6 "a fortune, les soins sff.ctueux don't il a
so entonr6 dnrant IN courte maladie, par son epou.
10 rh6ris ct I'm grand nombre d'amis, rien ma pn 10
H~oastraire . Ia mort. ct malgr6 la fermete de son ca
ractere ct ~ pieuse commission 4 Ia voionte de Dien.
jla do cedSr au d6cret de Ia Divini.6 qui n'Gcoute
.jsmais nj les sa,glots dune 6pouse, hi les prierrs ct
lee lar,ncs des petits %enfants: La dtcret etait absolu.
II laisse pour le plenrer une eponas ct qnatre
enfants en- has Age. don't liaine ma pas dix ans, ainsi
lu'un grand nombre d'amis.
Que Ia terre to soft legere, mon brave camarade.
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WeQtuaeG@mI m M@mtstMmMtS
388&E
CHAPITRE XII
Oui, le cure septime etait un libre-

Oui, le cure septime etait un libre-
penseur.
Et il n'6tait pas lie seul parmi ceux
que rEglise de Rome enyoie par lei ct
propose sagement . Ia garde du trou-
peau AMERICAN. En- cette Am6rique de
rTands arbres, de democratic ct de mis-
sions, mails Cd les Indiens ne sc CONVEX
tissent guere, il y Q beaucoup de pretres
CONNIE le cur6 Septime, d~esservant de
rEglise do B.
Is s6minaire dEurope est 6troit, loin
40 monde, ferm6 an monde, somRre com
me- nne prison, mi femmes, ct Ia theo-
logic, mystique amante de cette austere
plison, a. yous permet pas d9tendre
f1fl6 audelA IA empis, du baralipton
q n 6e67a1tisM asisso. On y eat heu-
1enx $3.50 doute, ~ ron ysprie avec fer
-. l9aie Q1andh porte sSouvreA vos
x1Ae14deux ~, qnand j. Mmiere vors
ino5d6W v0uoe6hsauit ! hots pfess6s,
'41aad - hesiBons stslIongent : pinfni
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-19

On Sa' nrlay. August 18th. 1876, the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee, met at Col. A Ro-
mans office. pursuant 10 adjournment. with the fol
lowing members present:
Az Ronan.J Gen,il,J. Dornier. A. l.. Bourgeois,
JOS. GAMER. Felix Falgonst and DGsirtc Leblanc.
Mr.. Gentil IN the chair.
On motion duly seconded, the minutes Of the
meeting held at Mr. +. p, Poche on July LIST. 1876
were read aud approved
On motion OF Col A Roman duly seconded, tho
following resolutions Were read and accepted
Resolved, that a mass meeting Of the Democrats
and Conservatives Of this Parish and Of all citizens
in favor Of reform be called at }. Billions store, on
the Right bank Of The River, on Sunday the Goth.
instant next 1876, at il and liz o'clock A, NJ for
the double purpose Of ~raiifying the nominations
made by the St. Louis and Baton RongeConvcntios,s
Resolved. that y special Committee Of Five. the
presiding officer of this COMMITTEES being one Of the
Five. be appointed to take the necessary steps, and
make all necessary arrangements, with regard to
said ratification meeting.
Tie presiding officer announced the following
members OH said Committee ef arrangements:
AT Roman, Chairman; Jos GAMER, DR. j j. eau.
threamx, Jules Dornier and J. Gentil.
Resolved, that The Secretaries Of this Committee
do address new communications to the Presidents Of
the different Parish Democratic Central Committees
composing the Fourth Judicial District. to the effect
that a District Convention will be held At Donald
sonville. on the Ath day Of September next 1876,
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for District
Judge and District Attorney, and that the Parishes
composing said District should send their delegates
TO said Convention.
Fy virtue Of a resolution adopted on the 3rd. day
at June 1876. it was resolved. that the President OF
this Committee be authorized to call the Parish
Convention to meet at such time aud place rs he
shall deem proper. in order TO nominate Candidates
for the Parish offices.
On motion. duly seconded, the Committee then
adjourned to meet at F. p. Poche's office. on the
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-19

les deuX cas-, il y a toujours enlargement.
Mails Momme intelligent, responsible,
elu, sacre, don't lie cGur a DIES sentiments,
don't le crane a des idees, don't Ia vie
est ul,c participation c%onstante a tout
&C Qui vous cnvironne, aux chooses de Ia
terre CONNIE aux chooses du ciel, aux
chooses du corps CONNIE aux chooses de
resprit, est c%ertaincment rttre qui chan
&c ct dot changer. Les religions Giles
m9mes, eli le changcant sur tcrrc, dans
le parcours de sa naissance 4 sa mort,
du bercean i Ia tombe, lie lui permet-
tcnt-elles pas encore, dams les mondcs
inconnus, dams les cieux desires, Il ira
vcrs les spheres parconrues ct promises,
les splendides ct mervcilleuscs transfigu-
rations OH transformations du bonheur :
lie meme!
En- vGrite, ,jc vous l'assure, apres avoir
quite le paisible ct myst6rieux seminal
re DIES croyanccs juveniles ct dies devo-
tions I'M peu a%rdentes, 81 OF vOus trou-
vez tout-a.coup .jcte sur I'M transatlantic
que qui va d'llurope en- Amerique, ct 81
vous restez I'M mois ct demi dams cette
maison tlottantc. Gtroite, tourment6e,
etrange, arrangement habltee, OH IL
terrcur vous dtmasque toujours, OH vous
he pouvez guere GUS isoler ct dissimn-
Ter, OH vous coudoyez dies hommes dc
tout rang, de toute classc, de toute ma
ton. de toute croyance, de toute mora.
lie, de toute composition, CONNIE aussi
DIES fcmmes, DIES condolences, dies actri-
ces, DIES avc,turieres, DIES tmaneipteset
DIES galloises; en- verit6, je vous rassure
encore, o .jeune homme %immuablc, irwin
chile, invaincu, quinechangezpas qui nc
deyez pas changer, qui resterez tou.lours
lie meme, Ia mcr, les hommes ct les fem
mes vous auront bient6t prouve que tou.
ties les verites ne sont pas dams lie bara.
Upton, Attempts ct lie sohloq"ium All.
mac.
C'est tout All moins &C que nous a dit
lie Perc Septime.
j. GENTIL.
"A CoRtinuer.J
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COCO

Tout est possible aux hommes,
TT rhO,nme assur6ment,
Dams lie steele Oh nous sommes,
Steele d'etonnement,
J,c s~plendeurs, de puissances,
DE merveilles sans nom,
Et de magnifcences,
Et de coups de CANON
peut tout. Quels PARAGRAPHS
A frapper de stupeur!
Ce sont les biographies,
Les chemins i vapeur,
Les grands transatlantiques,
Qni won't contre le vent;
Les Krupps matllematiques,
Qui grondent 81 solvent;
La6rostat 6norme, -
8gperhe, audacieux, !
Vainqueur, ct don't Ia forme
S'amincit dams les cieux;
LIE gaz qui, seul, sans meche,
Sans suif, sans aliment,
vous dome une flammeche
Eft Reimbursement;
Les livres, DIES syntheses
En- prose ct meme en- vers,
On sont toutes les theses
DE Immense univers;
Eft les journaux, oracles
S6rieux Oh railleurs,
Qui dissent les miracles
De Lourdes ct d'ailleurs!...
Lvhomme peut tout, ct meme
Davantage. II lui fault
Ia volonte supreme
Eft lie bras du. Tres aut.
Demain,-pourquoi lie taires
lie plan de Maupertuis
Voulant percer Ia terre
An moyen dun pertuis,
Ain que ron regarde
Par &c tube etonnant
Ceux qui montent la garde
Sur rautre continent,
Sera chose accomplie.
Car bien certainement
Tout cede, ob4it, pile
Pour qai veut Tenement.
Mails 81 .jamais Get homme,
Singulier quiproquo,
Sous.gouverneur qu'on nomme
Antoine, on mieux Coco,
Pense nm jour CONNIE un homme,
All bon sens est rendu,
Jirai lie dire a Rome,
On veux 6tre pendu.
j. G..
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.Neefimg dc

Aur Dtsmocrdtcs. ConserrGteurs dc la Pa
yoisse st. Jacques, ct d tous les Citoy-
ems, NMncs OF dc c%oulenr, Qui sont oppo-
sfs az RadicalisMe en- L0nisiane.
Unc Assemble Publiqne aura lieu a st jacques.
Dimanehe IL 90 aoht conrant. an magasin j. Billion,
rive droite du flenvc. 4 IL hcnrcs ct de,nie A, ~,
dams lie bnt de RATHER les nominations f,ites par les
Conventions de 81. Ionis ct de Baton Rouge
lie General Nichols. les Honnrables l. A, Wiltz.
II. n Ogden. Allen Jumel. ct des oratcnrs DE- la
Nouvelie Orleans ct de 81. jacques seront presents
4 cet.e occasion ct Sc feront cntsndre
Par ordrc du Coni,6 Central
Execute de ST. Jacques.
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BUREAU DU CoLLECTEuR,
Paroisse st. Jacques, 1Oaoht 1876. !
Les tares TEtnt pour 1915 ct celles dc
par0isse poNr 1876 etamt maintemdnt dues,
les c~ontribunbles sont pvits de rcnir rtglcr
sans nOureau deldi.
B.. z. YATES,
Collector DIES InTes.
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ST. JAMES PARISH. August 9th. 1876.
On Saturday, August 9Th. 1876, tile Democratic
Executive Committee, met at Col A. Ro.
mans Office
There being no quorum present, the Committee
adjourned to meet vt Col. A. Romans office. on sat.
urday the 18th day Of Angust 1876 Al IL o'clock NJ.
J.. LOUIS GAuDET,
EMILE j. LAICHE.
Secretaries.
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OFFICE Of THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Parish of st. James. July Goth. 1876.
To the Tar Payers Of st. James Parish:
The undersigned hereby give notice that 'the
Assessment Of taxable property Of this Parish will
commence on the frst day of August, ls76. and
will continue a~cc"tling to law Tax-payers intercs.
ted are hereby advised 10 appear before said board
during the time above mentioned and attend their
assessment.
II. COHEN. Clerk.
LOUIS Dt1GAS. Recorder.
SAM COOK. Coroner and acting Sheriff
Board Of Assessors, Parish Of st. james.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-04

The Standard this week printed picture of a
jackass, and under it these words
Vote for Tilden e Hendricks next Tuesday and
make a record that you and your children will be
proud of through life.
That's the hardest thing yet on Tllden Does
il mean that Tilden is jackass, or that the indi-
vidual voting for him would represent that ami
nal
We are glad to know that majority fthe depos-
itors in the Watcrville Savings Banks have signed
the agreement whereby deposits are reddced to
~ IL cents for every dollar due them at the date
of agreement May Sd, 1876. All these deposits
have now been put on interest, beg inning the LIST
inst, at which time the bank renewed operations.
The Trustees feel confident that the assets Of the
Bank are not only sufficient to pay the per cent.
agreed upon, but the Bank is now, and will con
tinue to be, on a solid basis, and in sound and
safe condition; and depositors need not fear to
let their money remain in the Bank, or to make
further deposits. f. II. Drummond, Esq, con-
tinues as Treasurer of the institution
The people down in Eastport are wide awake in
regard to the project Of building the Sea Shore
line Of Railroad. The Sentinel cutely says: "If
the man who now pays ten dollars taxes per year
and has it increased to twelve by voting for the
railroad, cannot make the extra two dollars out of
the increased fac ilites, it is time somebody emf
grated" And again: "The next railroad meet
ing TO take place here Thursday, Nov. 9th, will
decide whether PASSPORT is to have a railroad or
not. Now that there is prospect of having one,
some of our people are predicting that Passport
will be better Off without it, and that it would be
our ruin. You can prepare for general stampede
gentlemen, if the railroad does not come, that is
all many have been waiting for. We believe that
a railroad here will bring enterprise and prosperity
to Eastport."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-04
Nall0mrll loral Nrms.

Services viii be conducted in this city on Sab
bath next to morrow by Rev. S. S. Cummings,
who will present the claims of the Baldwin Place
Home for Little Wanderers" Mr.. Cummings
will occupy the Methodist Church in the FORE
noon, Baptist in the afternoon and Congrega-
tional in the evening. Children from the Home"
will furnish music, and contributions in all of the
institution will be taken at each service.
We learn that arrangements are in progress for
the observance of the anniversary Of the organi-
zaton OF the Temperance Reform Club in this
city, A supper, speeches, music, &c, will be
among the attractions of the occasion. Due no.
tlce will be given as to time, place, &c.
Sheppard's Jubilee Singers are to give a con-
cert in this city on Saturday evening, 18th inst,
The performers were once slaves on Southein
plantation.
One of the inmates OF the Soldiers Home at
Togus, found himself an inmate of the lookup in
this city on Thursday evening. He had been
patronHng beer, native wine, cider and rum
shops quite literally during the day, no doubt
and thus fell into the hands of the police as IA
natural consequence.
The clouds cleared away on Friday afternoon
with an atno. phere quite as balmy as could be
desired for an extended Indian summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-04
BUSINESS IN EUROPE.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
ON A RAMPAGE.
Greatest Excitement; Since the Eve OF
the American War.

LONDON, November 3. The Liverpool Post
says yesterday was the most excited day the cot
ton market has experienced for years and the
enormous sales have thrown the business altogeth.
er out of gear. Yarn prices raised all around.
There are large offers at about IA pence advance,
but they are mostly declined, so that little bust.
ness results. Exports of yarns are more active
and show in most cases larger advance. Bust
ness IN cloths is at sandstlll. Buyers do not
follow the upward movement eagerly, and sellers
dare not go on, even at recent fullest quotations
without further instructions from their principals
The Liverpool Courier says that for some DAYS
the Turkish-Servan srmstice now announced has
been confidently expected and the Manchester
market for goods and yarn as well as our cotton
market has been perceptibly regaining in tone
Only on one occasion. the eve of the American
civil war, have sales reached such Utigure as was
announced yesterday.
The bullion Withdrawn from the bank to-day is
El5l 600
BERI IN, November 3 The weekly statement
OF the Imperial bank shows decrease of 1891
600 marks.