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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Grants Lester @eniettrei@.
Caus Ter fraujSFi&sn !3sitf&rift Echo de-
Deux-Mondes" iiberltst.)

CGns Ger frau,SFi&en 3eitf&rift Echo des
Deu1-Mondes" ibsrItBt.)
@enn bic 0~sreinisten Staaten su @runs
be seben, 10 bat IS nidt an ben Winfen
Der Voriebuus sefeblt. 8ei iebem S1ritte,
ben fs in Der fali4en Ri9tuus MAIDEN, bic
fe u felt elf Sabren usrfolsen, i9eint ss,
baB Soft es ii4 anssIsssn iein lGBt, ibnen
nit ieinem Singer bic Rlippsn Al ,eisen,
on bsnen fe 3erideQen.
Su ben ausen Der 9sreinisten Staaten
1T bas alsemsine Stimmrs1t bas alaes
meine 6eilmittsl, bas ibnen bic Sutuntt
fi4ert unb lie Dor Der san,en @slt ais bas
geuiter uabrer Sreib 1t unb elmer unser.
ff0rbaren &epublit barfteuen fol-.
Stun gut! Ssuts bot in 4merita, pie in
Srantrei9, bas aussmsins Stimmre4t iei.
ne Proben abselsst. Der Natur nod un.
eontrouirbar. 1T es bic md9tisits u. fur9t.
bdrite Waffe, bic ber Dsspotismus ie er:
funben, wOber er aud tommeu mSse, pom
Ebrone ober aus ben isi9ten @smdiiernb r
Democratic.
Sn ber @eididte ftanb bies idon LANCE
feff; aber @ott, feline Warnunaen meb:
renb, woate, baB gmsrita cine wsitere Sec.
tion erBalte. Die 8ablen pom 7. SO.
pember baben aud ben 9linben bic Muaen
9e0ffnet; unfeblbar fibrt uns bas aliaes
meine Stimmredt in ben glbsruno. @enn
Die Contribution ni9t anlenbirt wirb, wer.
ben Die Ysreinisten Staaten su @runbe
seben. ad, bas a~lsemeine Stimmre6t
mai ME mebr ais Elm Snitrumsut in ben
Sanoen Der @brsei5i9en boben uno niebsm
STANCES. Seute 1T es u unter ben Sdnbsn
Der pplitti9sn Semososen, Der rpolitiideu
Garpetbasser", Der betriiserii6sn idamlo:
Ten r&eturnirs 9oarbs", es 1T Der 9cspo'
tismus uon unten, Die i6limmite alIer Gp:
ranneien. SIS 1T Die lleberIieferung be,
0eIeQl9aft on bic Summen, es 1T @me:
rita, bas feline &eble benz MeHer Der STE:
pollution binbalt, eS lit bic Serri9aft Der
&otben, bic beranriitt, Der &otben, bic lid
IN 1898 in Srantrei9 R~obespierre unb
wiarai, in 1871 &isault u. 6erre uanns
ten.
llnb nun! 1T Die 8arnnns pouitan'
big? Sssreift Der GonsreB unb Der sc:
not enblid. baB, UNI Die Ysrsinistsn Staas
ten ben @efabren, bic ibnen 6roben, gu
entreiBen, ie ii9 ellen mlisn Elm neues
@ablseiss Su MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Weuu mir mitten in elmer 70 idweren 20:

Wenn mir mitten in elmer 10 i1meren po:
Iitii1en Grifis, ME bieienise III, bic mir In
bieiem Muaenblide bur9ma4en, einen prd:
fbenten Der Ysrsinisten Stauten, Der 3weis
mol sur Gbre bes b09iten Mmtes berufen
warb, ale Ridiidten sesen bic Ofientlide
Meinuns babur1 auber Adt iesen isben,
baB er in ieiner 8otidaft Die @efabr uers
i1peist, NORM iein alberner 9brSei3 bas
Waterlano seitiirSt bat uno chen 10 iiber bic
Niitel idwsrst, bic or plidtssmdB battle
besei6nsn ioIen, nm aus ben Sbwieri9
teiten binaus,utommen. wenn 3ur Stunoe,
mo feline idamloisn llnierltisunsen bas
aQaemeine Strmmrsdt in Eouliiana, Slo
rioa unb Glib: Carolina ~foltern, @rant iih
fred ais Spfer uno llnptfenber Dor Die
Nation binltslt unb ,past ieuen nnfus, ben
er fortpdbrsnb be9ebt unb feline Salsitar
risteit i'm Anitiften pom BOism ais liner:
fahrenheit gu besei4nen, wenn, UNI feline
Yerion su beden, CT iomsit ssbt, ben an
periddmteiten Gabel auf b~ieienisen feline,
Greaturen 3u perfen, bic CT sebunsen, UNI
bic prdiioentenwapI gu ai@te gu MAIDEN,
bann iasen mir IS often, 1T bies Elm @e'
nisftrei1, Der einsm Staats ftret@e slei9'
tommt. Sassn mir IS nod einmal, il
Mmerita senusiam sewarnt2 Rann cir
srobes 9anb, ME bic Sereinisten Staaten,
foI9e 0emitbisuns ertrasen7 go tie
mir aud s~eisnten ieien, ioaen mir ioI@es
bulben obne auf's S@ne0ite ~ alien Iesa'
len RitteIn ,u s~re,fen, bic Der @onsreb II
ieinen .5dnbtn bat. Ser Snbaber be-
Wa9t itit3t uns ms 0erberben. Ma!
er IS polen, ODER ni9t molten, @rant II
unier boisr @enius! Der neue Gonsrsi
muB ben lmitanoen sewa4ien iein uni
ieinem 0atsrlanbe iein periOnIi4es Snte
rsiis uno bic nieorisen ginfiiteransen ei
mes faIl1en GGiars opfern t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
NiiNonen TIM SIoen.
az Neu Granada q.

Sn ben Wiiiionsn Neu:@ ranabas 5ei4s
nsten ii9 bic Sroen Der unbei9ubten Iu:
suitiner, Der Oominifaner, Der Sranjisfa:
ner, Der Msreiarier unb bic barmberSi9en
Bribsr aus benz Srben bes 81. Sobannes
BON @ott aus. Inter ben MiiionGren er-
pdbnsn mir bic Namen zines p. Qlpbons
pom &reuse, aus benz glusaitinerorben,
msl9er iiber 5000 Seiben betebrte, 10 bah
er Don Der 9ait Der arbsit sleidiam erbriidt
wurbe; ferner @briftOpb be Cores, @,Sbt:
i9of uon Santa 6e be Uosota, elm Do nj:
nifanermOnd. Der uieles fir bic @insebore:
men that. Inter ibm wuroe ndmli6 bic
lang Bpsifelbafte, wi9ti9e Srase, Oh ben
Snbianern, welde oft nur cine idwa4e
9ufaGunsstraft uerrietben, aaBer Der
@nabs Der Gaufe aud @ntbsil an ben beis
Iisiten @ebeimnihen sussltanben werben
biirfe, su @unitsn Der Sn6ianer snti9ieben.
Serner rief sr bic fir bic guSbrsituns unb
Defeiti9uns bes Gbriitentbums wi9tise
Sodiduls Don Santa Sc ms 2eben, i'm
Sabre 1851.
Wait ben Miiiiondren aus ben aIteren Orr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Selbftmoro une 2ebenSperF@e.
rut9.

Oas Oberbunbesseri4t bat am IL. Des
3ember cine pidtige Gntibsioung betreifs
bes 2ebensusriidsrunss:W sisns ~absssebsn.
Die @nti9eibuns bdlt bas pom benz Buns
besseri9te bes BeSirts gtorb Suinois In
Der &laseiade BON Sophie Biselom aeser
bic ,Berfibire Qebensp.rf@erungs9eiel>
fdaft" sefdute llribsiI oufredt.
gsnannte qebensusriidernns bate f4
ssueisert, Der Srau Sophie BiseIon nod
Dem 1obe ibres Wannes Snrp g. Biselow
bic Summe. sesen welde CT iein 2eben
ueriidert bate, uusjuSabI,n unb omar auf
ben Grunb Fin, baB BiseIow SsIbitmorb
b~ssansen bate unb cine Der B~ebinsunsen
bieier 2sbensueriidsruns ausbridli9 Be-
itimmt, bab i'm 6aue BON SsIbitmorb beS
0eri&erten iein 0erf1nunssse.b ausbes
3ablt wirb. Srau Biselom madts bierses
gen seltenb, baB ibr Mann, aIs er Selbf,
moro be9ins, Wabniinnis semeien lei unb
baB besbalb bic oben erudbnte Sebin9una
Der Qebensuerii4sruns auf i'm feline ans
wenouns finOe.
Wirtlid baben idOn peridiebene De-
ridte entidieben, baB 2sbensperiiderunsss
@ei'aidaften tros Der BON ibnsn in Bs5us
auf Selbitmorb seitsIten 8ebinsuns bic
8eii9sruns aud I'M Sale pom SeIbitmorb
aus3ube3ablen baben, lumal penn Der
S%elbitmorb i'm Wabniinn besanssn wors
ben 1T. Die btr. acknowledgements
ieai9aft srtldrte basesen, bab in lbren Be-
%binsunsen ausbriidlid aud Der Wabnfnn
bes SslbitmOrbers ais @runb Sur 8erwets
seruns Der GussabIuns ansefibrt lei.
9snanntsr @sri9tsbOf in S0inois ents
idisb gu @unitsn Der vYsrtibire 3ebsnss
pc, ii@eruns," unb bas Oberbunbesseri@t,
BEL weldem frau Biselow 8srufuns sins
leste, bat iest bic @ntldeibuns Der untsren
Snifans beitdtist.
Sbne 3weifel werben iest ale Qebsnss
uerii9erunsen ibre S%eoinsnnsen 10 setals
ten, baB bielelben itrens mt obiser gnts
i6eibuns Oes Sberbunoesssridts ibereins
itimmen uno iis alio im Sale Don Selbftz
morb bes Seriidertsn fein Ysrliderunss'
selb gu Sablen baben, aud wenn Der
Selbitmorb i'm 8abniinn b~esaaSen wors
ben lit.
User alio fem 9sben ueriiaert bat unb
wirfli9 piinidt, oaB bic YeriderunsSs
iumme nab leiuem 2Ooe ausbeSablt werbe,
Der bite ii6 iOrsfdltisit Dor benz @rlaens
fan9e uno Dor gebensiiberoruB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
MGtun8 ibr &atboIifem
lie Stimmc bcs hciliQen Saters.

&u StSutbns WI Ys"sbs"
Sn uniern Gasen ideint bic gorisbuns
Der fatboli'9en Sreiie cine b~eionbere Utti;
fion ssseben ~ baben. I'm ibr 1T es, bic
@runoidse Der Srbnuns uno bes @lau:
bems bort, mo- bieislbsn berriden gu beuab'
rem unp fs ba ;u uerbreittn, mo- Gottlo:
fiateit unb cine faIte @leidsiltist.tt bee
ieIben in YsrssEsnbeit seratben lieBen. -
Gius TX. in einem Sdreiben BON 1851.
Bir eriuden G.. i~uitdnsisf allen bensn
ts.t eursm auten 8iIIen uno eurer @unil
Jei,uifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
S~eniiaenber RenntniB ausseriftet, f4 an
Sic arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seitun.
aeu sur gsrtbsibiguns unb Serbreituns be,
fatbolii9ea 9ebre usrOffentli4en. - gnep'
cIiea gius TX.
9abt Nidts unusriudt, wobur4 unier'
beiiise &elision unb ibre bciliame 9ebre II
ben 0ereislstsn Staaten meiter perbreitet
werben tonnsn, bamit u~erirrte 8anoere'
auf ben redtsn Bfao suridSeleitet weroer
m6sen. -S9rsiben Bius TX. an bic Bi
ih0fe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Das mangelnoe NeGts8etabl.

Die r9tep Dorter Staatssts." ueripridi
ii9 BON Der 9oIfsentriituns iiber ben srois
len Wablbetrus nidt nidt uiel, ober pieIs
mebr ie slaubt gar nidt an cine iolde gnts
riiituns unb besrinbet iblen llnslaaben
nit benz Beien oes ameritaniiden Bottles
ielbit, namlid 10:
Die bodnaisen Seute, welde tets bel
Der 9anb iinb, bic vbredise" politif ais
einen sans beionoeren Wtafel bieies eanoes
sl beurtbeilen, pom benz iie Soft ieiD anf frei
ieisn,- j ieisnp bariiasrn Tam bic 9taie nidt
na9bridli9 senus auf bic Gbatla4e ses
itoBen werben, bab bic pOlitif4e De'
moraIiation sbsn MUIR aus ber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Ratbolif4er airden Salenser.

Stimme in 8. @iite.-9ut. 8, l-6.
e Gbefi. 2, l-s.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-14
The Prayer.Meeting Mood and the World

The following extract from recent sermon by
Rev. j. II. Ecob of this city, deals in facts and has
a wide and practical application:
Consider with me few facts patent to every
one, in the life of Christians. Here is man who
rises in prayer meeting, and with evident sincerity
says, 81 am willing, if | know my heart, to give
up all for Christ. He has done SO much for me,
that am ready to give up family and property
| and myself, if only my Lord be glorifed." SO far,
good. But the next morning his Lord comes to
him in the form of subscription paper, asking
five or fifty dollars for the cause of Christ: But
10 this man. who last night was ready to offer up
himself a living sacrifice, says, 40, sir. can't
do it. It's beg, beg all the time" Then men Of
the world sheer, call him hypocrlte, and religion
lie. Now this is an ugly looking case, yet 1t is
very common case. How shall we account for
it The secret lies just here. Last night in the
prayer meeting that man sat down silently, rcver
entity in the presence Of God. He had dealing d.
recy with his heavenly Father, soul with soul.
God caused bis goodness to pass before him.
Christ as hrs Saviour revealed himself to that soul.
His sins had been forgiven, unnumbered mercies
conferred, A hope Of heaven oyeIarched the soul,
like the bow OF promise. la view of this unspeak
abe goodness, what can | render to my Lord
Myself and all that | have is a small return for
such infinite love. So he rises and SAYS that be IS
willing to give up all for Christ. If he would al
WAYS get his motives straight from God, he would
give all for Christ if necessary Bat how is 1t the
next morning in his store Instead Of looking up
directly into the face Of Christ, saying, Lord,
what wouldst thou have me to do :" he begins to
look round. "ilcre are richer men in the church
than | am.-let them bear this burden. They
won't feel it," Or perhaps he looks over the pa
per saying to himself, eli so-and-so gives, | Il
give" Or, perhaps he says, people will never
know whether give or not. They will think
much of me if | don't as if ! do He does not
get above these low political motives. SO it is
very easy for his self.hness to have its way. If
he would lit his soul at once into the presence OF
4 t.,gl
temptiblc that he would dash it back saying, Get
thee behind me Satan"
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Wdi!OWfil lOra! NfWs.

We learn that Rev, G. w. Field, D. D., Of Ban
gor, will preach next Sabbath in the Congregation
alist church 10 this city at half past ten A. NJ, and
half past six p. NJ.
A band stand is to be erected on the vacant lot
corner OF " inthrop and Second streets, where
Cornet band will discourse some fine music these
pleasant summer evenings.
IIallowel Cotton Manufacturing Company are
are laying in a yearly supply Of coal-and so are
Sampson, Leigh, Currier and others.
We trust the enterprise OF erecting a building
this season for the use of the llalIowel Social Lii
brary will prove successful. An agitation ofyears
should now give place to persistent action No
more favorable time for completing the work need
be expected.
Another republican campaign flag, properly in
scrlLeI has been thrown to the breeze on Second
street, from the cotton mill to the factory boarding
house. There seems to be no lack of political en-
thusiasm, even with the mercury ranging among
the nnetes.
The shower of Thursday afternoon, cooled the
atmosphere somewhat and gave the lawmakers a
rest. 1t had been the hottest and most oppressive
day of the season.
On Thursday, city marshal Young seized 6 box
at Perts Express Office containing a key of the
contraband, the owner of which will not probably
be in hurry to claim it. The liquor business
appears TO be extra hazardous about this time on
the kenuebCc.
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WASHINGTON. SIS Court Of County Commits.
sioners at Calais, April lcIm A. ID. 1876
Upon the foregoing petition, entered in this court
AT this Term satisfactory evidence having been re-
ceiyed that the petitioners are responsible and
ought TO be heard touching the matter set
forth in said petition, II Is ordered, That
thirty days previous notice be given that the County
Commits sloners viii meet al Eisemore's corner il
said No, Is, on Monday, the fourth day OF septt M
Der A. D., 1876 at O'Clock r. NJ, and thence pro-
coed to. view SAID road and aflerward VIII meet Al
the dwelling house of Aaron Averlll. in said town
OF Crawford, on Tuesday. the filth day of Septem.
Der, y. h. lrit, mt o'clock, M, Tor the purpose
OF hearing The parties and their witnesses therein,
and taking such further measures in the premises
as they may nudge proper,
SAID notice to be given by serving atested copies
of said petition with this order thereon, upon the
town clerk OF the town OF CraW ford and by posting
up such copies II three public places in sad town
and by publishing the same in The Mdchias Repub-
ican, newspaper printed at Maehias, said coun-
ty, that all persons and corporations interest d
may attend and be heard ii they think proper. And
the owners of said townships being unknown to us.
by publ hing the same six successive weeks in the
kenno bee journal The State paper.
Attest - L. H. LONGFELLOW, Clerk c. c. C.
true copy Of the petition and order OF court
thereon.
Attest z. III, LONGFELLOW, Clerk.
Cv2S
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Foriy-Fonrlh Congress First Sc sion.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, July -.
Allison, f,om the appropriation committee gave
notice that he would call up the river and harbor
appropriation bal 1t the earliest opportunity.
sherman presented the report OF the conference
committee on the silver bi ordered printed.
Anthony introduced bill authorizing the Prcsi-
dent to invite an international statistical congress
to hold its tenth session in the United States and
to appoint delegates to the ninth session thereof.
Mr.. Freinghuysen, from the conference com
mittce on the consular diplomatic appropriation
bill, reported that the committee were unable to
| agree and moved that the new conference asked
for nv the House he granted. 1t was so ord rcd
The Chair laid before tie Senate the unfinished
business, being the Post Office route bill.
Mr.. Allison moved that the Senate postpone the
further consideration OF that bill and proceed to the
consideration of the river and harbor approplia-
ton bill.
The committee reported amendments striking
out the appropriations for Improvement of Taun-
ton rver halbor at Fall RIVER, hatbor at New
Bedford, and the Mcrrnac river, which were re
jected. The amendment striking out the aporo-
priation of $4,000 for the mproyemen nj OF he en-
trance of Salem harhor was agreed to.
Mr.. " indom called up the House bitl to pro-
vide fer the construction of military posts Oh the
Yellowstone and Mussel rivers. Passed,
Messrs. Paddock and Ransom were appointed
as conference committee ON the bill to provide
for the sale OF the reservation of the confederate
Otoc and Missouri bands Of Indians in Kansas
aEd Nebraska.
The Senate at ) o'clock adj ,urncd.
IIousE.
The senate amendments to the bill TO revive and
consolidate the statutes in relation to the post
office department, were concurred ill.,
Aiv. Mickey of Penn, offered resolution for
the adjournment of Congress on the 18th of JAY.
Referred to the committee on ways and meas.
Mr.. Thompson of Mass, from the Committee
on Elections, reported resolution in the South
Carolina c1ntes ed election case, declaring that
neither Mr.. Butts Che contestant nor Mr.. Mac
Key (the sitting memherl were lawfully elected to
Congress. Ordered printed.
Mr., Payne explained that in regard to the prop
osition TO make the silver dollar legal tender for
all debts public and private, the committee were
unable to agree.
Messrs. Philips, Holman, Savage and Willard
spoke against the conference report, and Messrs.
Randall, Hewitt and Cox in favor of it. The re-
port was adopted-yeas l29, nays -.
Mr.. Walt of Conn, from the select committee
to investigate the charges preferred by Mr. White
of Ky, against Adams, the Clerk of the House,
for interfering to influence legislation, reported
that there was no foundation whatever. for the
charge.
Adjourned.
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TERRIBLE ESCOU INTER- WITH GER
MAN ROtGI!s IN NEW ARk.N. i.


Newark, July Is. At two o clock to-day, three
young Germans, brothers, named Fichorn, known
desperate characters for wears, were arrested bv
police officers Dickerson and ElSden for disorder
ly conduct ~ the officers attempted to march
them OF the men drew revolvers ard shot E>don
dead and fatally wounded Dickerson. Escaping
from the crowd the desperadocs ran up the street
to T. W. Dawson's tannery in River street, where
they formerly worked. There they called for Mr..
Meyer, tle foreman who had discharged them,
bur not finding him they commenced an indis-
eliminate firing on the shop, which resulted in tue
killing Ct John Al5us, the assistant foreman, AMI
the wounding of two workmen. The employees of
the shop turned out en- masse and drove the muir
ders toward the river. la the pursuit the work
men used stones aud knives striking the murder
ers several times before reaching the river. The
latter leaped into the water and attempted to cs-
cape across, but were toned to death by the en-
RACED w0lkmen. The wounded were taken to the
hospital. One named Fisher is dead. Dckelson
Will not recover aud the wounded are ia rreca-
Nous STATE.
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Encouraging Sympte ms.

lie cheering glow diaused throughout the sys-
tom by lIostetter's stomach Bitters, the elasticity
OF mind and body which they mpaIt. and the Dis
appearance which they cause of those vague, un-
easy feelings so difficult to descr he, are most en-
couragng symptoms to the depending invalid
The sensation OF returning health is most delight
ful one, and TO enjoy it, those afflicted with dyspep
STA, liver complaint, constipation, intermittent or
rcmittent fevers lack of vitality, sleeplessness,
rheumatic, nervous and urinary troubles, should
avail themse elves without delay of this Invaluable
tonic aud corrective Besides being specifically
adapted To the eradication OF these maladies II is
wondrously fltCtive IN ALI diseases lnv0lvng Il
ciminutiou OF vital poN er on account OF its roI
ties As general nvgorant.
juu IS eod& Nlw
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STATE NEWS.

j. NJ. Richardson's sturgeon fishery, this year,
is carried on from Bankers Point instead Of Farm
ingdale, as last year
Edward Stevens, aged Ii years, son of NJ. Z.
Stevens, Esq, of Cutler recently walked ten miles,
climbed sixty feet into tree aud captured there
from young eagle that me a.ured four feet across
the wings.
Wednesday, the ohilhen, grandchildren, broth.
ers, sisters and cousins of the venerable Clark
Drummond ESQ., Of Winslow surprised that gen
ileman by appearing at his house to the number
Of u.s. and celeb a.ing his S0th birthday.
James Doonan's house, ell and barn were burn
ed at Thor ndikes Point South Thomaston, Tues
day afternoon. Loss, Sli5O; insured for $1,000.
There is no particular change to note in the
boot and shoe manufacturing interests of Auburn.
The shipments for the past week have not been
heavy; but the demand Is steadily increasing, and
manufacturers looking for even tenor of
business this fall Lewston Journal.
The members of the Fifth Maine Rcgmental
Association celebrate their tenth annual reunion
on Thursday, July 9th, by pic mic at Pine Bond
Beach, on the line of the Boston 4 Maine X. Il.
The pavilion tins place has been secured for the
occasion, and there will be iii eral prizes for tar
get shooting. They propose TO turn ont every
available man for the grand soldiers reunion, In
and 10Th of August.
j. c. Hovey's dwelling house and part of his
household good, in Millbrdge. were destroy ed by
fire. Saturday, lst inst. Loss 81 500; insured for
$1,000.
The Rochlaud Gazette celebrated the Centennial
anniversary by appearing on tinted paper with
full local history.
Ia the case of Llewellyn Powers VS.. Theodore
Cary, the full court oil the State have just given
another decision in favor of the plaintiff. 1t will
be remembered that at the February term, 1874,
of tie Supreme Judicial Court for this county, the
plaintiff obtained a verdict against Mr.. Cary for
Sj,50S. To this ve,dict the defendent excepted as
hi n II la fnr Il ne "
trial. The argued at the following June
term Of the law court at Bangor "Motion and
exceptions overruled' was the judgment of that
court, given in the sprng Of $50 Wing.
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iaarrteb.

In Gardiner list inst Charles A. Douglass to
Mss Lizzie r. Rowland, both of Gardner; LIST
mt Charles c. Wentworth to Miss Ida Booker,
Miss Laura Moores, both of Gardiner; LIST inst,
william II. stevens TO Miss Sarah Swift. both o.
Gardner; 9Th inst. Francis A. Sawyer OF Portland
TO Miss Lizzie Il. Norton of Gardiner; Albert f..
Hamilton to Miss Carrie Anderson, both Of this
city.
In Columbia Falls, 2,d ult., Walter lngersoll of
to Miss Lena X. Grant of Columbia
Falls cath ut, John c. TabOuts to Miss Hattie NJ.
Dunphe, both orc f.
In Pembroke, 22d nit Amos G. Rich of Gray, to
Miss Grace A. Hucknam of PASSPORT.
In Eastport, joseph W. Card to Miss Emma s.
Nhalen, both of e; Thomas Greenlaw of Deer Is
land, " II TO Miss Mary 5. Stoker.
In Cherry field, LIST inst, J,mes +. Robbins to
Miss Rowena smith, both orc.
In Chelsea, Mass, 27th ult, Mariner 5. Pickett of
Mlbridge, Me, to Miss Susie J. Pratt OF Chelsea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-14
Zegal ADVERTISEMENTS.

RENNEBEC COUNTY In PROBATE Conrf at
dugusfa on the foHrfh Mond0y ofJune ls76.
N1aRY :. BAILEY, AiminI>t,airiX on The es.
vi tate of Asa Bailey, late Of West Watervll G,
IN said county, decea ed, having ietioned for H.
Cense to sell at ubic auction or private sale, the
following real estate OF SAID deceased for the pay
ment OF debts, &c viz: A small d"eilirg house
aud lot, about two and half miles from Earning
ton Hi:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior to the iouuh Monday OF
July next, in the kenuebec Journal, a newspaper
printed in Augusta That all persons interested may
attend at Court Of Probate. then 10 be holden AT
Augusta and show cause, If any, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
h. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs Register. 3wl9