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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11
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Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.

On the 18th day Of June, 1876 we, the County
Commissioners of AroosIook County, Maine laid
out county road on petition of George w. Dur
gan and Is others, from sherman to Moluukus, in
SAID county, and Immediately thereafter we made
the following assessments upon the unincorporat-
Ell townships and tIacts Of land over which said
road is located:
Upon township No. |, Range 5, we ass ssel 500,
for building the road therein.
Upon township No. |. Range 4, we assessed $3.50.
for building the road therein as follows: Upon the
north halt of said township $50. and upon the south
half North Yarmouth Academy Grant 800.
Upon Silver kdge. the east half of No. 2, Range
5, we assessed 500 fr building the road therein
Said road to be built within one year from the
final close OF proc edings. John Perry of Sherman,
agent.
TO be published in the State paper and the Sun.
rise.
J. W. AMBROSE,
HENRY O. PERRY, Commissioners.
A. A. BURLEiGH,
3s37 Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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Down 10 Lamars district they supply
democrats with police badges, and arm
them with clubs and pistols. This makes
them conservators of the peace. and they
are not responsible for the death of any
republican who riotously votes as his con-
science diclates.---E achanqe
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Persons WHO want to find
the Place 10 Buy Merchan.
disc at Bargains, read the
Advertisements I'm this Pa.
per. ll'll
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Spurious and Split Tickets.

Examine your vote carefully and see if
1t has all the names of the republican can
didates and none others upon it. Be-
ware of spurious and split tickets.
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Hon. Robert l. Ingersoll, of Illinois, who is just
closing very brilliant canvass in Maine, will ad-
dress the people of New York at Cooper Institute
on Monday evening next. MIR. lngersolls spec ches
thusasm, and like result is confidently looked
for in this city.-N. J. Times.
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ssThe bl0el Of many a poor negro and
loyal white man will stain the leaves al
astumn to carry the demo rae y into no
eris South Cst6lAnA, - writes repabi,c am
iron that State. .,...eF sm.r~.
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Aroostook County Assessments for
Building Road.

ON the S0th day Of June. 1875, we, the County
~ Commissioners # Aroostu ok G unity, Maine,
laid ont certain alter ,tions in county road Pc
titioD of Z. Il. Rberts and 10 others in Cyr rlanta
tIon and Township X. Rance 2, in said co nty, ana
at first regular session thereafter, July S. 1876
we made the following assessments upon taid
township X for ma in saii alterations therein, to
wit: }. c. Madisnn nd others, owners Of the east
hall of said township, II 900 acres value 4is75 tax
$500 j. l.. Cutler, owner Of the west half d ,020
acres, value $ls75 tax 800 and we nppoiuted John
+ PARKS ageut theref.r. Said road } be built by
July s. 1873.
IL be published in the State paper and The Sun.
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The Mississippi Plan.

how THE Rx.REBELs ARE ACTING UPON IT IN
SOUTH cARol1NA-A PATHETIC LETTER, But
ONE TO MAKE THE BLOOD OF EVERY rATSio1
BOIL WITH INDIGNATION.
To the Editor Of the Boston Zrdrefey:
DEAR SIR: l nclose copy of letter from
gentlemen of honor and truth in the South with
whom am we'll acquainted. have struck out
for obvious reasons, not to bring down upon him
the shot-guns of the armed mob which attends
republican meetings, everything that would tend
TO lead TO identification. have the original let
ter which is at your service or that Of any doubt
err.
Yours truly, BENZ. +. BUTLER
Private
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Picture of a Renegade.
DUE NOTICE TO ALL UNFORTUNATES WIG
HAPPEN IN HIS PRESENCE.

DUE NOTICE TO ALL UNFORTUNATEs WHO
HAPPEN IN HIS PRESENCE.
Bard, the notorious Sam Bard. dentist,
preacher. lawyer, postmaster. editor, and
dead.beat, who has swindled every hotel
between Washington city and Mobile
where he would be allowed to register his
name, who manages TO be ON every side
in every canvass, staying just long enough
with each to borrow money for campaign
expenses" a third-termer until Hayes
was nominated, a rogue and a cheat al
ways, whom several sherifs would be glad
to interview in this region. is making re-
form speeches in NJ line. May a mercilul
Providence and vigilant police guard the
pockets Of his auditors-C hatdno0ga Conn.,
mercsal Sept. l.
Hewitt in his speech the other day, said
to Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa:
az defy the gentlemen to lay their hand, upon
dtshonest dollar IN the possession of Samuel j :.
Tnden."
Hewitt might have said this truthfullv
during the war, for it was found quite i'm.
possible for any one to "lay their hands"
upon dollar of Tilden's money, honest
or dishonest, for war or sanitary purposes
Albany Journol
Southern paper says: "Gov. Vance
once asked Ben Hill how it was that Geo
gia had got so far ahead OF North Carroll
ma in putting down radicaism. Hin re-
piied the reason was very obvious. When
man OF social position Joins the radical
party in Georgia we not only brand him
with iniamy but we put him in coventry.
and all social intercourse with him /, brok.
en- of. But in North Carolina you meet
him and treat him as you formerly did !
In one case he feels his nfamy ana is de-
TERED, and in the other case he does not
This remark is worthy of all considera-
ton, and let every true democrat act on
! IT," - 81
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
EPIIRAIM WYMAN, late of Belgrade.
in the County of Kennebec deceased, interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs: All persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to
JOSHUA l.. HEATH.
turust II 1915; 3W31s
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Great care should be taken at this season of the
wear in fceding children. All danger may be avoid
ed by the use Of RIDGES FOOD 1t is suited TO the
weakest stomach, and contains all the blood, bont
and flesh. formi ( elements. 1t is the standard
preparatio and Is recommended by physicians
here and DAD. apr5-wtilldec20
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August II, 1876. aw;

~ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
n been duly appointed Executor Of the last will
aud testament of
ELIZABETH c. HATCH, late Of Augusta,
in the county OF kennebcc, deceased, testate, and
has undertaken lhst trust by giving bond as the
law directs All per, Gus, Their, fore, having de-
mands az inst the estate oil said deceased are de-
sired 10 exhibit the same for settlement and ali n
deb,ed to said estate are requested TO make immed-
late payment to j. MASCHESTERH HAYNES.
August IA, 1876. sw3se
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nor. Resident Taxes

I y the town OF China In the county of Kenne
j bee, for the YEAR 1875. The foiIowiue lisf If
taxes on real estate Of nonresident owners in the
town OF China, for the year 1875 in bills com.
mted to klisha Hanson collector of said TOW n. on
the 18th day Of June, 1876, has been returned by
him to me as remaining unpaid on the 18th day OF
remain unpaid; and notice Is hereby given that ii
the said lakes and interest ana chsrges are not
pad into the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the day of the commitment Of said
bills, so much of the real estate taxed as will be
suhcient to pay the amount due therefor, includ.
ing interest," ana charges, will without further
tlce De sold at public auction at the Town Treas
crers Office, In said town, on Saturday, the I'd day
OF December, lSiG, at O'CLOCK 2 n r..
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KFNNEBEC COUNTY. IN PROBATE Court at
Augusta, on the fourth Monday of august. 1876.
IHAKLE5 -. CLOUGH, Guar dian Of Mary
" Clouga of West Gardiner, in said county,
unsound, having pe,itioued for license to sell "
public auc ion or private sale, the following real
e,tate OF said ward, the proceeds to be placed on
interest viz: Ali the interest of said ward In her
hor e-Lead farm.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior 10 the fomt Monday OF
September next, in the kennebec Journal news
paper inted at Augusta that all persons interest
ed may attend at a Court OF Probate then TO be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the prayer of said petition should no. be granted
H.. X. BAKER, Judge.
A true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwIks, Register. 3w37.
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NOTICE Is ereuy siven that II euDe ilber mas
N been duly ari pointed Adminlst, ator on the
estate OF
SAMUEL SCRIBNEK, late Of Augusta,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased, intestate and
has undertaken That trust by giving bond as the
law directs An persons. therefore, having de.
mand, against the estate Of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement: and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate paN ment to SAMUEL TlTCOMB.
August A. 1876. 3M31f
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed ADMINISTRATIVE with the
will ann, Xed eH the estate Of
HORACE rAYLER, late of Readfe'd,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond AS the
law directs All persons, therefore, having de.
mands against the esta of said deceased are d..
rlred To XII bit the for settlement and all Ia.
deb ed to bald estate are reautsted to make immed.
late payment to ELIZA 4. IAlLER.
August % 1876. 3A37<
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed administrator on the
estate OF
ISAAC l.. PAGE, late OF Chelsea,
in and for the county OF keDnebcc, deceased intcs
tate and has undeIake EN- that trust by giving bond
as the law directs All persons, therefore, having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to exhibit the same for setlementS md all
debreh TO said e.tate ere requested to make
immediate payment to ISAAC PAGE.
July IA, 1876. ow31H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, August 22,-The Financier
says that silver rose yesterday in conse-
quence of the demand for China, owing
to the extreme firmness of silk. The sill
yer market, however, is sensitive and
there is no disposition to purchase.
The Flnancier says that silver was yes
terday dealt in at So pence per ounce.
There is a demand for it East, while the
supplies are very small.
Most of the other journals still con-
tinue to quote silver at 514 pence.
BELGRADE, August %. - General
Tchernayotf on Tuesday sustained the
repeated attacks of the united forces of
Evomb Pasha and Krim Pasha, who
were endeavoring to take Alexinatz. The
Turks, to the number of so, 0C0, we're re-
pulsed IN all directions. The battle was
recommended early on Wednesday, and
up to the present moment the Servians
maintain their position.
HALIFAX, N. S., Aug ga boat con-
tanning persons was swamped in Chide-
blctoo bay yesterday and four persons
drowned,
PEsrH. Aug. 23.-The Hungarian
Minister of Commerce Timong, has re-
slgnsd, disappearing the terms upon
which the Austria Hungarian coupro-
mise was rearranged.
LONDON, Aug. ga telegram to the
Russian embassy says, despite the Tur-
klsh official reports, that all dispatches to
Russian papers affirm the Servians re-
pulsed the enemy before Alexinatz.
VIENNA, Aug. 23.-The Porte is ready,
thanks to the efforts of the friendly
powers to essentially modify the con-
ditions of peace negotiations. Its demand
is limited to war indemnity and guaran-
tees against breach of peace by Servia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-24

in the southern part of the State. This
was done by request of Stanford, who
guaranteed the repayment to witness.
STOCKTON. Cal, Aug. 22.-Last even
ing barn belonging to W. o. Lewis.
abont three miles east Of Lathrop was
burned with all its contents. Three
boys, sons of Mr.. Lewis. were sleeping
IN the barn. When the fire was first dis
covered the whole structure was in
flames. The boys, who were asleep,
reused each other and rushed from the
premises. By some strange fatality the
younger brother remained behind, either
because he was not sufficiently awakened
or because be was bewildered by the
smoke aud excitement. After the two
older boys had got out OF the burning
building and discovered the youngest
brother was not with them the fire. bad
made such Roadway that they found it
impossible TO retracs their steps and res
cue him. The two who escaped are not
seriously burned. Three horses in the
barn were burned to death.
WINNEMUCcA, Aug. 23.-Congressman
Luttrell addressed large and enthusiasts
tic audience here last night, in pursu-
Tilden aud Hendricks club Of this place
Bontires blazed, the band played national
airs and rank and file of both Democratic
and Republican parties filed the theatre
Mr.. Luttrell said nothing that would
offend the most fastidious opponent
| present, but just from the halls of Con-
gress, he related some most telling facts
strengthened by printed statistics and
undeniable proofs. The meeting was
unanimous throughout and closed with
three rousing cheers for Tilden and
Hendricks. Mr.. Luttrell leaves to-day
for San Francisco.
VIRGINIA, Aug 23.-The works of the
Rocky Bar Mining Co., near the Catholic
cemetery were fired about II last night
| by an incendiary. The light of the
burning building illuminated the city
for several hours this morning. three
compartment shaft is on fire and a
column Of fame and smoke is issuing
from the mouth. defyipg all efforts to
extinguish it. The damage is about Ii
thousand dollars.
Considerable indignation is expressed
at the manner of discharge of Charles
Huff, who killed O'Reily here two years
ago. He was released because the dis.
trict attorney failed to appear.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 23-The recent
difficulties in which the stockholders OF
Wade's Opera House were engaged, have
eliminated in a change of management
Mr.. Bert retiring and Mr.. Ii. E. Rogers
assuming control of the business inter
ests of the house. The stockholders an.
nounce a determination to conduct the
establishment in frst-class style and or
a sound basis.
The stock firm of Mckee Bros, which
suspended business some months ago
having wrecked on the rock OF puts ant
calls" have filed petition in bankrupt
cy with liabilities amounting to $44, 93
and assets consisting solely of one set o
books. Alexander McKee's individua
assets amount to one hundred dollar
worth of wearing apparel; Logan Mckee
is worth rs dollars in the same kind o
property and Samuel Mckee has hous e
hold furniture and family wearing an
parel valued at $50 dollars.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK. August 23.-Don Carlos
and his comrades attended Booths The
alter last night, and occupied proscen-
ium box. A slight hand capping greeted
Don Carlos as be entered, but he thought
it was intended for the actors and did
not bow. A Spanish National air was
played at the close of the second act,
and then he stood with his party and
bowed to the applause which greeted
him. Previous to the performance, four
young and we'll dressed Speniards ap-
preached the box intended for Don Car
los, and tore the Spanish flag from it.
On being demonstrated with by the usher
one of them said that Don Carlos was no
true Spaniard, and did not deserve to be
honored by the Spanish flag. The jani-
tor summarily elected him from the The
alter, and his companions followed
SARATOGA, N. Y. 24.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day, and War
ner Mills was chosen Temporary Chair
man. The attendance was large and
much interest taken.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 23.-Fuller returns of
the election yesterday show that while
the city give the scheme and charter a
jority of about 1000 the country will
probably defeat the scheme by some
5000. The whole proposition will there
fore fail by about ten thousand majority
against it.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 23.-In the
proceedings of the Independent Conven-
ton, delegates from New York were
given seats in the Convention without a
vote. After the appointment OF the usual
committees the Convention took re-
cess.
New ORLEANS, La, August % - An
accident occurred to the south bound
passenger trains on the New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad, eight miles south of
here at one O'Clock this morning. The
bridge gave way, making q complete
wreck of the train. Four men were
killed, sixteen wounded and five or six
| seriously. The very heavy rains yester-
day afternoon and last night raised the
creek unusually nigh, and doubtless
| weakened the foundation Of the bridge.
Some of the passengers lost their bag
gage.
CHICAGO. July ga dispatch just re-
ceived the Military Headquarters here
says that an Indian arriving at Stand
| ing Rock Agency, on the Missouri River,
yesterday, reports severe fight on the
10th or 18th between the troops and In.
dams at point north OF the Black Hills,
and the loss on both sides was heavy, but
the troops had possession of the field
The Indians broke into bands and spread
over the country with the soldiers in
pursuit.
SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 23.-Cornell
having written q letter Withdrawing from
the candidacy, his friends are expected
to support Morgan for Governor.
CHARLESTON, s. G. Aug 23-Laborers
on rice plantations along the Cambatee
river, have struck for an increase OF so
per cent. in wages. Owing to the de-
monstrations of strikers, it is impos-
sible to supply their places but Governor
Chamberlain has ordered the Sheriff to
Summon strong posse and protect
those who wish to work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-24

A MARRIAGE IN THE SUBF.-Last winter
an elderly Baltimore gentleman, proud
of his wealth, discovered that his daugh.
ter bad dared to love q young man far
below her in the estimation of society.
A week later the Baltimore mansion was
closed for the season, and the names of
father and daughter soon after appeared
on the register of one of the hotels at
Narragansett Pier. There was with them
a companion, outwardly treated as an
equal, but in reality paid spy over the
young lady's action and correspondence.
But before fortnight had elapsed the
young lover at Baltimore had received
big envelope containg dainty little note
which filed him with JOY unspeakable.
He had a friend who was o clergyman,
and before the sun had set that night
the two had long, earnest conference,
which resulted next morning in the de-
psrture of the twain for Narragansett
Pier. The old gentleman was forbidden
by his physician to bath in the surf, and
the spy hated the sea as the devil is said
to hate holy water. The young lady en-
joyed he bath exceedingly, and, as the
most infuriated lover is apt to be tenn
porarily disenchanted by the appearance
of his ideal in bathing dress, the father
and the spy concluded that no possible
harm could come to the "dear child" in
the water, and SO the spy only sat upon
the bank and watched. The lover and
minister reached Providence in due time
and speedily won young lawyer over
to their cause. The lover then went to
the Pier. and. keeping out of the way of
spy, suddenly appeared before the happy
girl in the water. A few minutes suficed
for him to propose that .they be married
the next day in the water, and the lady
promptly consented. Back flew tina en-
raptured lover to Providence, legal
formalities were quietly arranged, the
lawyer invited confidential friend as a
witness. and the next day, when the
water was full OF people, party of FIVE
might have been seen little apart from
the other bathers. Tbs marriage cere-
mony bad to be suspended every few
seconds on account OF the breakers.
Then the foam lesped to claim the frs,
kiss from the lips Of the bride, but the
rest Of the little company relipquished
their privilege on account Of the atten.
ton such q proceeding might attract. -
Providence. r. l.. Journal.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 23.-At a meet
ing of Irish citizens last night Yesolu-
tons were passed expressing sympathy
with the rescued Fenian prisoners who
recently arrived in New York by the
whsler Catalpa from Australia. A col
lection OF $3.50 was taken up for their
benefit. and committee appointed to So
licit contributions from the people at
large to be forwarded to the exiles.
In the case of the Central Pacific Rail.
road vs.. A. A. Cohn, this morning the
defendant was placed on the witness
stand, and in the course of bis testimony
made the statement that in 1872 LELAND
Stanford brought to witness Office the
chairman Of the Legislative committee on
corporations, to whom witness paid a
large sum Of money to enable him to
satisfy q mortgage on his ranch situated
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-24

BLACK HILLS JUsTIcE. We find in the
Salt Lake Tribune Of the 10Th inst, an
account of the trial of j. B. Carly for
the murder in July 1876. Immediately
after the sffray, Carly together with
Jerry McCarty, had escaped. Carly was
arrested near Fort Laramie by I. G.
Davis Deputy United States Marshal and
brought to Gayvile, in the Black Hills.
Ga the first of August, meeting of the
miners was called for the purpose of try
ing the prisoner on charge of murder.
A judge was selected and the names of
forty citizens placed in a box, from
which jury of twelve was drawn; attor-
ney's presenting the prisoner and also
the people were appointed, the trial then
proceeding. The entire day was &C.
cupied 10 the trial and late at night the
jury brought in a verdict in effect: 1--WE
md the prisoner guilty of assault and
battery" This ended the trial. Carly 3
claim in the Black Hills must be good
paying one.
BROKE DowN.-Ths Salt Lake buck
board broke down yesterday about thirty
miles from Phoebe, and the driver was
compelled to bring the mail in on horse.
! back.
OUT AGAIN. Michael Kavanaugh was
out in the streets yesterday, it being the
first time he has been able to walk out
since he met with the accident at the
Huhn Il Hunt mine.
The COMMENTATORS ut Condor Canyon
owned by Hugh White Il Co., are still
going and are doing good work. So we
heard from u gentleman just from tina
place.
The Hamilton buckbo arrived las
evening at nine o'clock with one pas
senger, John Chinaman.
The Raymond and Ely Foundry was
shut down yesterday until further orders
HERE will be no passengers on thi.
evenings stage.
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District Court.

The District Court met yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock and transacted
the following business:
Motion for new trial in case of Miles
CULLEN against Arnold ct al, denied.
Mathews VS.. Johnston; statement on
motion for a new trial settled in open
Court aud the argument of the motion
for o new trial is ordered continued until
further order of the Court,
Garrahau vs.. Wells, Fargo 4 Co; ten
days additional time given to the % days
already allowed for defendant to file
amendments to statement on motion for
new trial.
State Of Nevada vs.. Geo. A. Davis;
defendant ordered to appear in Court for
arraignment September 30th
The application of Julia Clark to be-
come q sole trader; ordered continued
until September 30th.
solomon vs.. Fuller; motion for a new
trial herein submitted to the Court upon
briefs and by the Court taken under ad-
visemeut.
Court adjourned TO Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th. 1876.