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FEMININE NOTES.
"Mother-in-1aw' is the nickname OF the new
London drink, "stout and bitter"
A Detroit clearinghouse mistress wears four
buttoncd white-ki1 gloves while dealing out the
hash.
II shall follow her soon, !" said a sad-eyed man
at the grave Of his wife. Within month lie
was following another woman.
A Kentucky schoolmaster whose wife was one
Of his pupils had occasion to punish her one
day. The next day the schoolhouse door bore
this inscription: "School cl05cu for one week;
school1naster i'll"
A hundred years ago, when you called on =
girl, she kissed you good-br. Now, If you
suggest anything OF the sort, her father calls
you into the library and asks you what you are
worth. Are we nationa
.sDid she not return your love? " inquired q
sympathizing friend Of young man who init
mated that be had had some difficulty with his
is exactly what the trouble is. She said she
didn't want It."
The Bebc Bonnet. Fashionable Customer
But it makes mc look so innoecntr' Fashion
able Mi1lincr-" Oh, no! indeed, Madamt Any
thing but that!" Fashionable Customer
stArc you sure, nowa'' Fashionable alilliner-
sAQuite sure, Madam!' Fashionable Customer
-"T Then you may send it e!'-I'unch.
A young man went to make pasty-call on a
young lady Of his acquaintance. According to
the custom Of most young ladies, this particular
one delayed her appearance in the parlor, and
proceeded to make her excuses for keeping the
visitor waiting. The latter was considerably
surprised to hear voice from tue hall exclaim,
"You know you lie, Sallie." The pet parrot
| went on hali-rations for several days after
| wards.
! Mrs. McGill sat In the parlor talking to the
| minister. e. What do love-" said she, is to
see the children enjoy themselves" And yet
when, moment after, a baseball came singing
into the room, scattering the remains OF a So
cent glass, do you suppose she leaned out Of the
| window and cried: "Here's your ball. darling;
, 1876-08-13
RACINE.

A c1ondless day, with sunny SKY,
And breezy bank, in soft July;
The lake At rightly
And still as night:
Take IN the sightl
;. A storm Will come, thongh brightly nov
Beams every ray on eal and PROV:
Thus 'tis m Efc,-
bot always f2flfe,
But it is rife.
;. We will not care. This day IL ours:
Wen garner well these sunny houE&@
When storm draws near,
And Lite seems drcar,
We shall not fear.
, 1876-08-13


sVSnAI;, 52 a, 39ly IL,
in the Hall Of the Baths, rsIace az, u 'nT
GREAT SALE OF spLtAsAe: na i - o,,c.
MEssKs NAs1N hp psES h1; ~ ~ oannrs11v fhnt they
to married men anu ; fIs gnnsrIa1 MAJESTY. Murad
na'e f,xbose liver Allah protsct) orders to dispose
~ ~ suction at the above time and place, to the
T.. az ~ md % Sirhest bidder,
a rHnIcE LOT or ASSORTED sULTANAs!
The total consignment embraces 786 head, and is
one Of the largest and most varied ever thrown on
the market Among the lots arg; 1e;1
Yeuve Achmet III, vintage iol1'
Ross Ggstaa, y la;sna im5e,!ssx aS5e 3sfty FaFe''
Grand Eselase ls. e. dPPfta imPel.a's'
1i1coascdnrs Apoa. i% Wouxsantes,
and variety OF others too numerous to mention.
ISee cataloruc}
All lots warranted.
Sale positively without reeerye:
TermsLcasaa;; 3; "a 9GnR Per cent o'seouo' on AL p''
enases apo'e .+ - wv oo,,,,o3 NTH +he
private notification BY me calct o. hone haG .naf
all large captasts "ouu ~ -, drsr;no 4o tle
and buy 1rcely, sneceeoea III TO- ~ con.
Palace ot the "aters @ yessia cofiae md swestmrats
course OF buyers; ripes' thaeo and a+tendsnts
we're distributed among tne anx nf4so
sprlnked them Nltn cossy H. a,,
which the auetloneer mountsu 1ne 3os.l III l anu
announced the conolt'ons u LIE 6aie' ano ousA-
ness pegau.x I Late a;s,>oead ~ 1rera c,oroe FIR
Inc hrst lew iots ulsposeu ~ "e1e oiA'ee' Ao4
whom the oldalng was langulu' s+,,,;et, .aoro;,,,
Mhcn lot 70 was rSaeaeu, t,,on
girl, rlslng pure Ms ;;, ,as e'4i,,a
star III UT Ga1i., 'o neo,,ri, 6er ~ 1on
Achmct fasna nnal!H secul1ns ~ dol ~ 1;e
nras; ne "'5 uGaenS a,Ess;d"rnh1o od1.onno o
purchase, anu ullIleo H. .o4,ar ~ h;daars mho
on the price pa4u t;11o or+ ~ =; +hn .n11
were TOO late 10 tahe I'LL actfe pau IL sn1 @oA1-
peIlltoua; -,,,, ,,.d, h,t vo+bar ,7ndorre;zed
LOU ~, "ei-alue 1af, 10y nat;or 1o11 ~ N
Syr1an, Win one1cePsoo,c he aee'o "Gont , stotad
american, DalIouIi aso.., "no; sort ~
Western hyperpole WHICH @ WIS serf ~ - inea+
! cdly received ft1ce ooo 4l1as' "oi'n ~ isAo'
l,Go: o.. ,:., . wal, h,oa pors,an
Lots oo7oo, STYLISH anu 81. ho sIJ.S' 20;
from Efzeroum, with her aaushtsl ~ ne' oiue'
! were the next 10 commano a1tentlon' ~
| 4 purcna6ef-" q now t, oIu !; - sne
Naslr Ell Deen-" in'lts-tnrce, ueAe glaes.
| Ihe purcnascr- May my souI " 10y e"tin -
ice, put smell never SEE III asa1n' e'Aaiu1ne ne1
MOUTH =. ~. a++ona
me hl1slarAga s1gneu ~ oue ~ w Ist1nu s,.'r
ant euhncns, VINO "as staaul,g oe'uu ..+ 'n1
chaser with MS ; Sglma 1I'i1 oFa"n' 10 pu' up Ills
~ my SON. o. qe11ty uou Is s[el, [s,li ~ % .1re
ing. Behold, it would profit thee not to exam
me Inc mouth o. Sne W., ,"h;1is ~" ~ E;rs'b
pluggcdooyea, tull u soi1 as Inc nuls o. hlfscn
sazt y, my lamp, octioiu l''c WI itl!eat1 " d
dental surTeon' 1urtne1, IL - nUt p.on'aO.e ~
thes to 'nqure says thc ~ th
blades are sharp and Inc neck o. me qneS'io1le1
Is smaller than the e3ecutloherS ~, tnunp A'9 ~
now dosI lhou not oe!1e'e tnat tne "oeuan - -
the age haIe snu: "a +,o ,1,-oh,eor. a;e oh~
Mashallan! sau !he huacnanef - 10 80 s''1 :,
, 1876-08-13
AN AUCTION OF SULTANAS.

s,ot.s fr0n II tanboh t'y 1c-s least 60 says
the Nt.O York Porid a.,
Yesterday in the Palace Of the Waters, tae
Sultan. aIurad v, was pleased to give an ean'-
h;tion of his desire and ability to grapple sue
cessf,}ly with the financial prob1em-onc ~hicn
even in America has provoked discussion py the
1.ceucst and least qualified minds. It mas
hitherto been the practice for tue incoming
s,ltan II, assume the wives as well as the hohofs
nj his predecessors, and, as the dcath-1ate among
the ladies of the harcm is very low, there
naturally remains on the shelVes,-that IS 10 say
the fljyaus Of the Scraglio,-evcn alter the most
liberal allowance for bow-stringings ana elope-
mcnts, very considerable proportion Oh olo
stock. On taking stock OF the harem' the pres
emit Sultan discovered that he was-or m1snt oe
-,ovrd. uonorcd, and obeycd BY II sultanas'
AS assistant -sutanas, and 629 deputy
eu]tanas. Alurad V. is man OF simple tastes,
and hitherto has lived in the most frugal man
,,er With the wives Of his bosom, OF whom there
.re four: hence he contemplated with some
rcluctancc the prospect Of such unDounoeo
domestic felicity
80, nv soul! o my 1amb!' said the hhlslar-
AGA, Achrnet Pasha, as he presented the 1nsen-
torv to the new Caliph OF the Faithful :" the
snjtan's wives arc beautiful as the roses OF ILL
Eeton and numerous as the hairs OF hfs neaa.
KHrd qcree Mtlak! It's big thing" :.
UTrue, my father, but too much money Is
swse and sSS %nx "1yis Hsh r IS ersat pa Out
& lie is that: replied the pious servant.
u Besides,' ~ continued the Sultan, the rose
of Gulistan has thorns, ana may NOT the 1,oo8
wives of the Sultan have mothers-in-laW"
!. Buk! Buk!" replied the khislar-Aga;
though the mother-ln.la~s tongue oe 'on6'
- ;c 1oan ~
Thc Sultan nevertheless felt it incumbent up
m h;mself in the interest of economy to reduce
his domestic establishment. Ills lrst idea was
to have them valued and rafflcd oil among tue
English holders Of Turkish bonds' 6nt TUG m M
possibility Of this project was speedily pointed
out by Earl Derby in d dispatch from which tue
following Is an extract:
Yon will therefore point out to II. I. u. q Gov
| ernment the impossbllty OF Il. Il. 8 Governmenl
entertaining for moment m Its PTq1ian
open polygamy, not to dwell apoh tne 1aet eaA'
tic Arrangement proposed would make more m
to|crablc rather than amel1orate G in
obligations Of the Sublime Porte: For II nfoug1
he faiiure of the Porte to meet those obligations
VIII he has. how will his position be bcstered il ht
be- eyen an additional wife, and at the same time
! the amount OF his capital ls reduced? You WI
assure the Turkish Minister Of foresn ~ hnsn a..
'AIe ]e;m.d1 .nH pERBx.
Finally, Miahat Pasha conceived the notah{t
project Of selling draft from the lmPer1a
hare.p. It is wcll-known fact that whenever
slaves from the harem are onskea 1oa se tnes| @eu
to-do Turks. Widows arc always attractive
! hnw much more, then, the widow OF Sultan
| It was estimated that BY disposing of 10 81
| purtluous wives, not only would the sultan D.
penses OF the Empire diminished, but vcr,
| Considerable sun of money would be pourcs
, 1876-08-13
A1rARR1AGEN IN TIE SURF.

Last winter {says the Providence Jon''taD an
elderly Baltimore gentleman, proud OF his
wealth, discovered that his daughter had dared
to love Young man far below her IN the esti-
nation Of society. 4 week later the Baltimore
mansion was closed for the season, and the
name, OF father and daughter soon after ap-
pearel on the register Of one OF the hotels at
Narragansett Pier. There was with them aconl-
panion, outwardly treated Us an equal, but in
reality paid spy over the young ladY's actions
and correspondence. But before fortnight
had ELAPSED the Young lover at Baltimore re-
ceiyed one morning big envelope containing
dainty little note which filled him with joy I'M
speakable. lie had friend who was clergy
man, and before the sun had set that night the
two had long, earnest conference, which IT.
suited next morning in the departure Of the
twain for Narragansett Pier.
The old gentleman was forbidden BY bis ply
the sea as the devil is said to have hated holy
water The young lady enjoyed her bath ex-
ceedngly, and, as the most infatuated lover is
apt to be temporarily disenclanted by the ap-
pcarance 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 the 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 the spy, suddenly appeared
before the happy girl in the water. few
| minutes sufliced for hin, to propose that
| they be married the next day in the water, and
the lady promptly consented. Back feW tue
| curaptured lover to Providence, legal formali-
| ties were quietly arranged, the lawyer Invited
confidential friend as 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. The marriage ceremony had
! tn lad ovn fnp- seconds AtI.0tDt
, 1876-08-13
Nv WM. r. HODGES &c CO.

At our Wareroom., 6ti2 West Lake st., on Meo.
rcsday and Saturday evenings, at O'CLOCK,
isrse stock Of Household Goods, Carpets Crock
eFy' oto'e'' 7'0'' VIII. F. HODGES CO.,
Auctionecrs 66o West Lake.st.-
, 1876-08-13
NUU SHUN.

marked cl1uee @'4n1 nAs Y-~.e.. - +ha
the habits ana manners ~ ,oun' p. .r-.,1,,.,,v
es..,r,;nw freedom of action and deu,eanor |
ASSUMING 49,. ,..h;,. ,1o thcv rou1d hayt. /
from which ''.ti. "A"e 49, 1-afor+n- |
ehrunk with *nolesom. s...ss . ~ aomadv for
~I:s .ta+a If th;nps. although few persons arc |
'''le .,;s.a =, off., advice 1,non subject 50
better qua''neo '" ous. ':.,. ss,os.1o h.nn;ncss
closely conneeteo WIN uo s,>r,,+ .r,.,,o,- -
..h advantage in the compilation Of q work
VIII ,>,,;., - ecams -niovs high favor
simllar 70 one s,. "u 7. ;e ~noor7, rs The t.Nuu
among tne en'''cee - ;, ..a h,r1o+.-
Shun; or, instruction to women, anu MS 'as1-
1v hccn brought home to us in q French transla-
:! -,
''''.' ,,,,- ,.od.,,1ru1a the whole duty Of
IN ta's potut"l ~, tha r,;n,,tanees IF
detail dear to the natives Of the Celestial En-
,;~e Ar +he becinniug, Young ladies are eau
.a ho,,, nc-dfu1 # is for them to observe the
taonoo Ao~ ueo - - :s1;o,+,u roo,-7 the
injundions Of their parents, never to act from
canrice. and to learn to make due distinction
t,rt,raen nersons of different positions. Young
o.."o~. sa-aorar en;oino1 always to n7eserye
g7r1s Wy, 5ar,aonor MT tn look round while
sGenly S4 aenea' ~ n1s ~ ire WHEN male visitors
~alkns, !nsa. ,an-ance aniI above ali. not to
MAKE tnsn ~. iatte~ 20, c11r;nusIv- They are pro-
'1e LEE. sta,no r. The r;ago}a. cDuusecd
ase n.osscu -. ha nzor;1c with lantern when un-
al*aSss 70 nx ~ r,;eht md enioined to rse in
avoloapy ous ~ ~ 1890 fIiiaritv is evidently
tie morning a. hoeareinn o;c1i;n" youner ladies
not eonsue1Et ST. 1;.+1s .stesmed bv ihe Ehiuese.
pe1nS ~. .art,1;+v n. annrnTcd of rossips Great
Neatnes a IL eas3 eass',r"3 n,t on]x misclirf among
Ing, we are assu,cu ,n,an,.s noS for +hemse,vcss
otnels, ooS aIp'S ,a11oesat;on are treated Of at
,n hsao'o f ~ saws our mentor to his disciples,
s tensnn a MI ,ead thc books Of saints and sages,
ou .e;n ~ Hv Non know the ritcs, the duties, the
~. @-,rt93es and the three obediences -
namely, @ Of the young girl toward her parents,
, 1876-08-13

Hat. ven, p1fdsof4
Here was the petite brunette, dressed plainly,
vet as she stood she was worth in dry goods and
Jewels {omitting her bracclcts) over S2,0o IN
her promenade costume, not to mention her
other toilets. Worth has some lady clients who
spend $12, 600 year for dress alone.
, 1876-08-13
RAILROAD TsnzE TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRbTNS

EXPLANATION of Refsrence .,E1rs.z.-t Saturday .--
ccptcd. "Sunday excepted. +Moni3y exccptcJ aas' Y
rive Sunday ut . T. III. Daily. A'
, 1876-08-13
i. Leave. ! Artvn

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket Utficcs e. CiarSst tShcr1nau nousel asd =,
Canalstrcet. corner Madison-st, zna It tie d-saa -
, 1876-08-13

PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE,
Pittsburs East End, Pa. College Course embraces
ali the Departments of Higher Education. Gov
ernr,ent is that Of a refined Christian home. Lo-
cation, 313 miles from the heart Of the city. Free
from dust and smoke, easy OF access, and nn-
surpassed for beauty and scenery. Season opens
Sept. Is. For catalogues apply early to the Rev.
TIfOS C. STRONG. D. D.. President.
, 1876-08-13

MOUNT VERNON MILITARY AC4UEMf,
Morgan Park (nrar Chicago. Capt Ed N Kirk
Talcott, Pres. Henry T. Wright, Principal
The fall term commences on Thursday, Sept. Il
1876 The school, under new management will
afford largely increased facilities for thorough In
etructiou. For further information and circulars
address Capt. ED N. KIRK TALCOTT, President,
Morgan Park, Cook County, Ill.,, or l18 Monroe
at i,hicarp
, 1876-08-13
MISS ABBY II. JOHNSON

For seventeen years Principal Of Bradford Academy
Young Ladies Sept. a. 1t her residence. no Charles
Miss sARAH L. BAILEY. late Of Dearborn semina-
r. chcsEn wtll hs5s cA1rET o. m thd an u
R.feYcnces-frof. S. C. Bartlett. Chicago Iheo sem
mary; the Rev. a. P. Peabody, Harvard University,
f1sml,Jdrr MaAs lanes T. Fields. Boston.
, 1876-08-13

IMPORTANT TO STUDENTS.
ADRIAN NCOLLEGE-Entrance upon any study
in any department conditioned only By preparation
to pursue that study thus nordins greater latitude
in The selection and the order Of studies than can
be found elsewhere. Expenses low. For cata-
losne address GEO. Y. McELR0T, Pres, Adrian,
Mich.
, 1876-08-13
DVlpGltlPth Business COLLEGE,,

Founded 1858, Hoo1ey's Block, l49 East Ran
dolph-st., will reopen after vacation, Monday,
Aug. p, 1876 For circulars apply at College Of
fee, between 10 q. II. and 5 p.
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Ceres; Mrs. 8. 8. Bowman, Pomona; Miss Eva
Z. Dearborn, Flora Mrs. X. w. Coleman, Lady
Asst Steward The grange was organized with
full number (40) members
Mr. Blish of vassalboro', recently found man
in fit in the snow near his house. The man was
taken to the hotel and kindly cared for until he
recovered. He appeared to be a tramp journey
ing from New Jersey to st. John.
At the annual meeting of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society, at Skowhegan, the 9Th inst
the following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year Hon. Abner Coburn, Pres; w. II. Estes,
V. Pres; b. NJ. Hight, V. Pres; c. A. Wood
bury, Sec; w. 7. SymoDs, Treas; Il. NJ. Hight,
Henry Plummer and Horace Eaton, Trustees.
The three last gentlemen were also chosen a
Standing committee. On motion, the society in
structed the trustees to hold the next fair in Co.
burn Hall. Voted, that the trustees announce on
bills premiums will be paid pro rata if the re-
ceipts are nsufcient also to hold the next fair
as near the 18th of Sept as possible.
The Journal says that the Co. Commissioners OF
Androgcoggin making arrangements for chapel
accommodations at Auburn jail 1t is proposed to
use for this purpose the two large rooms in the
wing connecting the court house and Jail house.
The prisoner at Auburn Jail who holds most re
ceptions and levees is Mr.. Curtis of New Sharon.
On Thursday he had 40 or so callers, one Farm.
ngton reformer, who in his day has been 3 hard
customer, having served term in State prison.
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EUROPE.
England.

London, February 10. Mrs. Winslow, wife OF
the Boston forger, arrived and has been staying
at Charng Cross hotel. She leaves there to- day,
however, for some other lodging. She, her son
and a sister who accompanied her, have only
about 500. They seem to be in great trouble.
Col Cheesboro i. endeavoring to induce them to
return to America, but as yet no definite plan
looking to that end has been decided upon. The
matter is one difficult to manage, as the legation
has no funds applicable to such purpose. Wins
low seems to bear up under his fortunes very we'll
He has written to the legation to-day, saying that
he thinks it would be in the interest of all parties
concerned with his case that he be in Boston as
soon as possible.
lie therefore offers, as an American officer who
will take charge of him and convey him to the
United States will soon be here, and as both he
and his family are anxious to return to America,
that if the legation will withdraw the proceedings
begun with view to his extradition, he will, on
the arrival of the officer return with him on his
own accord to the U. S. to stand trial. This sug-
gestion, however, cannot be acted upon as the law
requires certain delays in order to give the ac-
cused chance to appeal. The U. S. counsel at
Rotterdam has recovered from Mrs. Winslow
about $4,000, say about $1,000 in cash and $4,000
in u S. bonds. Mrs. Winslow says she does not
know how Winsow obtained this money. She
supposes it is here. COL Cheesebro says she seems
TO DO honest in her representations, and does not
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The following business was recently transacted
in Probate Court for Kenncbec county:
Emery o. Bean was appointed Administrator on
the estate of Francis -. Clough, late of Read
field, deceased.
The will of Frederic Robinson, late of Mon
mouth, deceased, proved, and John L. Wing APP
pointed Executor.
The will Of David Smiley, late of Winslow,
deceased, proved, and Geo. w. Files appointed
Executor
The will of Sarah j. F. Smiley, late of Augusta,
deceased, proved, and j. w. Patterson appointed
Edward p. Kcnrick was appointed Adnini.tra-
tor on the estate Of Minerva kenrick. late Of
Waterville, deceased.
Robert Doyle was appointed Administrator on
the estate Of Margaret Doyle, late Of Augusta,
deceased.
Edward p Kenricll was appointed Admins
traitor on the estate OF Francis kenrick, late Of
Watelville, deceased.
Augusta IL. Beaumont was appointed Admins
ratrx on the estate of Walter Il. Beaumont late
Of Augusta, deceased.
Daniel L. Robinson appointed Administra-
tor on the estate Of Elias Craig, late of Augusta,
deceased.
The will Of Caleb S. Page, late of Belgrade,
proved, and Jesse W. Page, appointed Executor.
The will of VIM. F. Grant late of Nassalboro',
deceased, proved, and Jane L. Grant appointed
5NccutriX.
The Will of Margaret Kent late of RcadGeld,
deceased, proved, end Caleb Blake appointed Adj
nnnistrator with will annexed.
Abbie A. Libbcy appointed Administrative
on the estate of Milton T.. libbey, late of Angus
IA deceased.
Freeman Manter was appointed Administrator
on the estate of Silas Manter, latc OF Wayne, de-
ceased.
Sewall Pettengill was appointed Administrator
on the estate OF Silas \. Manter, late Of Wayne,
deceased.
Henry NJ. Harlow was appointed Guardian of
Erickson NJ. Hardy and ais, minors.
Alice a. Mantcr appointed Guardian of
Albert n. Manter and ais, minors.
License to sell real estate was granted to II.
Horace Beedle, Administrator on the estate Of
Joseph T. Soper late Of Pittston, deceased.
The will Of Rachael Parks, late Of Litchfeld,
deceased, presented for probate. Notice ordered
for the second Monday of March.
The will of Rcuel NJ. Clifford presented for pro-
bate. Notice ordered for the second Monday of
March.
The will of Howard b. Abbott late of Water
vile, deceased, presented for probate. Notice or
lere,j for the second Monday of March.
The VIII of Nathaniel Graves, late of Vienna,
deceased, presented for probate. Notice returna-
bic second Monday Of March.
The viii Of Samuel c. Kelley, late of West
Waerville deceased, presented for probate No
tice rcturnable second Monday Of March.
The will of Joseph Cavill, late of Augusta, de-
ceased, presented for probate. Notice returnable
second Monday of March next.
Crosby Kinds was appointed Administrator on
the estate Of George Goodwin, late OF Clinton,
deceased
Samuel Titcomb, Administrator on the estate Of
Nehemiah flagg, late of Benton, deceased, set
tied his first account after due notice.
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appear to know anything about the swindling
operations of her husband. She has seen Wins
low. The prison regulations admit one person to
visit prisoner daily. Winsow comes up for ex-
animation next Wednesday. The proceedings
will be merely formal and will occupy only few
minutes. Though the ladies are much distressed,
neither they or the prisoner appear to fully realize
the actual position of matters. Winslow is CON-
paratively cheerful, and very laxative. lie seems
TO tn ink he will go back to Boston, have grand
trial. figure extensively in the newspapers and
finally be discharged.
A Bark Abandoned.
London, February 10 The bark Anapar,
from Pascagoula for st. N1zaine, was abandoned
on the 9th inst. Her crew have arrived at Fall
mouth.
Naples, February 49, King Victor Emanuel is
here and will remain during the carnival, grand
ball and other festivities. Americans are arriving
to witness the carnival.
Hcndage February -. The Carlists claim a
great victory in icpulsng the Alfonists attack on
kstella and santa Barbara along the whole line,
intiictiog great losses and taking 1000 prisoners.
The Carlist War.
Washington February 10. An official despatch
from Madrid was received in this city tonight.
stating that Gen. Primo de Rivera sent to-day a
telegram dated from Monte Guerra to the minis
ter OF war, informing him of the surrender of
Estella, at o'clock this morning. The fall of
this important part is considered the end of the
rebellion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
Dallomell Eoral NemS.

Parties from Augusta INDUCED in a horse race
on the river opposite this city on Saturday after
noon, attracting array of spectators truly for
mdable. 1t must have required more than an or
binary degree of interest and courage to enable
the multitude to brave the piercing wind that
seemed TO chill the marrow OF both and beast
on that important occasion.
We learn that the regular meeting OF the BE
nevolent Society" will be held at the residence of
Judge Baker on Tuesday afternoon and evening
next, instead of Thursday, as previously an
nounced.
The former Pensioners Of the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gully presented to him farewell offering of one
hundred and fifty dollars, the day previous to his
leaving for his new home in Calais. This little
episode proved complete and pleasant surprise.
Rev. II. V. Emmons officiated in the pulpit Of
the South Congregational church in this city yes
tcrday, and we learn that he will continue to sup
ply preaching for the parish until another pastor
/, obtained, or at least for the present.
Tiger Engine boys are to have social enter
tanmelt in wilson Hall at an early day.