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, 1876-12-06
IN MEMDRIAM,

The old residents arc passing away 10 their
1oug homes, anu In u few ycars there will not be
lnany left to tell to the rising generation how
Chicago looked forty yoars ago. At IN early
hour ycstcrd4y nlo:llInE Mr.. Job Carpenter
passed Into eternity at hs residence, No. at St.
John's place, after brief Illness caused by in-
hnru III 1919, near Dublin, 1relaMd, and, after
receiving I'LL ordinary education, was aprc,-
tlccd tu lbs earlenlng trade, In Which lie &C.
n!anrd III los, wilrn be determined to seek the
caEo In the sprlng ot ls31, and, after purchasing
Z tract Of twelve ucscs opposite Unioa Park,
embarked quits extensively In tho cultivation
OF vegetables, for which hc found ready sale to
the Steamboat lines runulng between this city
and Buffalo, md thus laid thu foundation Of
, 1876-12-06

what has since .urncd out 10 bo handsome
fortune. Hc was a strict churcfmhr, md Tor
tWcniv.o years was sonlnr Warden Of st.
hlators. llo donated the property on whlrl,
the church wus ltrst hnIlt, mud also tho lot on
which The rcctory stands. IN rottlcs he tnok
no active interest. 4untc twelve ur fourteen
hecomo nh Aldcrmanic candidate, hut 1e de-
clincd on tho plea that his bu..-
ness required all h!a time md energy. Up
tu wtl,in two or three years he t:,juy.I excel
lent hcaltl1, but since IL had suffered from rev.
crnl attacks Of tho disease which terminated
fatally. liz was taken III Saturday evening,
ard gradually sanls until yesterday lnor,lng,
when he brcathcd l!s lust. lie leaves n wilnw
and scven children, four Of them minors, to
mourn his loss. The funeral will take place tn
n,urrow morning Mt 10:N o'clock irou, bis late
resldcncc, No. 81 st. John's placc,
, 1876-12-06


Tbs First Regiment held tts annual meeting
at the Armory last night, MuI. s. B. shcrcr ia
tho CHAIR.
The annual rcports Of the various committees
compllncntcd the regiment :.upon Its drill, dis
ciplinc, and efficiency, with dtgnlacd rehullo To
the element weather prevalent during the year:
they recommend target.practtce, a chuugu Il, the
method Of tile election of tlclu nli!cers, milking
the board of Officers "Nc.usnlag board"
Another social entertainment was strongly
recommended. The Committee further report-
cd that no money lad come from the outside,
but tho mc.l la1 suppor1ca ttlc regiment and
lazy looking TO tho growth md maintenance Of
State snii,tia was urged, with AlluslDn to tie
practical wording oil auch a law III other States.
The Recruiting co!nn,ittet reported seventeen
meetings, ~ Which 10s candidates for mon.ber-
st!h were fayorahly considered.
Tho Financc Con,toItteo reported thai. the
appropriation lnatu by tho rity had nerer 6lc
sssvtysd; @ IN Tho tota! amount ot tls paid Xas
Tbs Committee On ..r,nory reported tho
totul nsscts VI the regiment at $.M,0H.5o. 1t
recommended tllc securing Of u better unl moro
co'!i'no4ious Arnlory, evcn IL wcFu found ncccs-
sary tu tNltld one.
Tbs Treasurer reported tho receipts .lurtng
balance cash Oh hunl, $a5aa..i3. Totnl assets
were teparte4 at S8.E} IS; due, k3s3B9 balance
sssll ASH nsssss on hand t4iao6 upon tho Gen-
cts Issued, q, ~; tirketf sold, IL, III. Total
$ll.0I.
Ihs reports were accepted md approved.
Ine he1t ~ 1rdtr VI buslness was tho election Of
officers, Ills MastcE Of Colonel had buei.
referred u c0iu.aittre, whose Chairman asked
more thug. Tho election va. postponed to a
tinlo to 10 na,ncl by the rsslu,rntal COM
| nandant.
The following officers were elected;
! Lt<4ffnaAf E'otoatl-H, B. Eheter
company E-cAptsin. 4. williams; Ftrst Lieu.
| johnson. " 49,
Cdmpony F-Esptsin. George 3. White; Fhs,
, 1876-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

This soc!ablcs for the Half Orphan Asylum
arc indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. Leonowcns, tho celebrated lecturer on
Oriental subjects, will give lecture on "Thc
Fro Worshtocrs" Sunday evening at tho Third
Unitarian Church.
A temperance prayer meeting Will 10 held
this evening at the Flrst Congregational Church,
corner Ann and West Washington streets, to be
addressed by C. ". Sawyer, OF New York, and
William II. Murray. OF tfls ctr.
, 1876-12-06

There Naa qulct wedding yesterday evening
At No. 81 Park aTenue, Tho parties were Miss
Ella Munger, daughter OF G. z. Munger, re-.
siding ut that place, and Mr.. George Chamber-
lain, OF Jolct, Ill. Tic ceremony took place at
o o'clock, in tho presence Of number Of In-
vftcl guests, The Rev. Mr.. Mansfield officiating.
There were no attendants. A supper followed
tho wedding, and the couple departed at 7
o'clock for the East.
Among tho guests wcrc Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fish, Mr. anu Alre. Dr.. Casey, Mr..
and Mrs. Knowlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Chamberlain, anst' Charles Cha,nsscr-
lain, Of Lockport, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, Of jolt.
Ct, Mr.. nt,l Mrs. Moshcr, Mrs. Hunt, a[r. antl
Mrs. Shaw, Mr. md Mrs. J. ~. Browne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclellan, The Aitssrs GoolrIcit, Mrs.
Sawyer IVY IT, md Tl.!! daughter, AIr ana Mrs, Ernest
~; 9Sr1, Evs;lston, cspt. aud Mrs, dray, Mrs.
Alr. md Mrs, John Lane, of kcnwood. Mr.. Rex
ford, Miss Mary Magtl1, Mr. Arthur Magilt.
pIcklc-tlish and berry.spoon, iron, tic hrldc's
sister; silver breakfast-taster, frpm MIR. 1lcnry
Ogden; eet Of silver spoons, iron, Dr. ns,l Mrs.
Casey; silver plc1c.disl, from 'Mr. and Mrs. s.
Moaher; pie.knlfe, from III. and Mrs. Egbert
anl julia; p!eklc-fork, from Aiiss Carrie 4.
yail; SGT Of furs. from thc groom; French
CLOCK, from Alr' and AIRS v. a, Munger, uf
flannioal. fln NO.; st Of marblc.top furniture,
from from parents 81 the groom cameo leWelry,
,Ion M & Mf. a.!a w. Mfs; fisi, S1leSk IT, t9r S5 from
Gu ian' from Alr. nnd Mrs. knowltol; butter
Kaiie, pckic-i1tk. and sugar-spoon, fru'n John
tnnei 1i batter-u'sn from Mr. anu Mrs. ]. q.
Ggaea; WMte sllk Gmbroluercd n!liFusfiion,
l1on lles 9ooar1sn etlTer n1iti cut-glass Pickle.
dish from alr. aud Airs. L. +; Atungcr, Of HauEi-
pal MO- 6o1allct-holder a'iu earl-rctelvcr from
M.a. VIA. :; =. Gray' 81 ot teaspoons from Miss
Lucy G MuhEer. q hahnlpal, MG'; sct 81 knives
receiver from MIR. anu alrs J. ". Brownc; get
q taglesPo9ts IND brttcr-knife from Mr, IND
Mrs. Il: Al bortlGni gold.linc.i cake.basket from
ME- Mr. ana Mrs; Ch4rIea ueay, palr o{ chromos
from MISS Mary hlag1tl chFot'ot "tcssel III 4
, 1876-12-06

J,5oo u,,t,, wifi, ,,+or,,v f,r ". yvn,+ s;1,
oueo oseA A"1t'', Nt.o'es ~, ~, e"1 "cSt e'ue
uas eompahy' feec'7ed the lolloWlne telegram
yesterday:
Srw yonK, nec. &C BeekaitA, ears
Ffop!s'x Gus L!Hht and Coke Company, CAt-
cage: fou will entertain, 10 proposition for
4. cad' ~. to,i"ts ~, e t,,s tha
,.st ,.I .isn " iupIhatG p .ao Goa.sVs. up9n tno
a " ~ ~ snsu s.an ~ nse MntossGea "
vontcn. M ~ " ny ~ ~ ~ sc rsaso y.
san ~ W ~ a -" r. % u tn ae. 81
" ~ "aS oSaes ""' ''a A''S 'pfnA pfoHs H.nn,.ou
- u. o4"n'oo''
.. ONE or TIE GNoUFpS
on Witch tic city rCsts Its doftuse against the
validity nf tile tcn-ycar rus contract Ia 4 pro-
vision Of the old vlty cIIurter which Wna IN ex-
istnnct nj tI,e titnc I'm cnntrart vns ,nahr In
iSsr II t,nv he ~ tntnrc.t ~ sbnsn ,vh,' ors
n.,1 aou' 1..t,a no ,.s ~ T., Et ~ .o'I WIZ u1c
eeonsiueii"6 sao loco1ion IL uIsPate' ~ leaue no
1o!lo"S' .....-... ...-. -.
No contracts shall hc hereafter made by the
Common Council. or any comm,ttco or Hemlcr
M @ u" y, sa % saf by 90!
ncn hclhcr pi ~ nh,crt " 1
brcu ,r'1crrd y thc tnmnnn 1.nnncii 1r nos mi.
an nunronriatior shall have been nrayious1y mn,Io
concerning such expense, and 10 inclnbor of Inc
Common Council, load Of department, clerk,
city officer, nsstatant >or cmploye in any depart
ene Of SAD CITY, shal bo directly o. indirectly in.
!eseslGa " my soassaet wofK, of business, or IN
s saG ~ ~ as T. LIZ ~ nE'sGf or eoi
, 1876-12-06
LAKE..

Tho Board oi Eduratlon OF District No. . met
at tho Springer School-Houso Saturday after
noon. Drownell, Pullman, Aloway, and spr7ne-
er wcro present, Graham being absent.
MH Alloway reported that a site had boon OBJ
tatncd for tho acAuolhouse moved from the cor.
nar Of Fffty-0rst md School streets, at tho cor
ncr Of Fifty-seconl md Murray streets, for five
years from tho lat OF May, 1871, tho rent to be
for tho first three years $50 per annum; tho
other two years, SIS per anuum. Action ap-
proved.
Tho President md Secretary reported pay
| mcnt Of teachers and janitors for the month
en1ng Nov. II, as per contract, S3,37.
This superintendent was instructed to see to
atory department ID tic Springer scl,ool to their
own subdivision at tho expiration Of the present
term. Pupils Of preparatory grade residing
south Of the south line of Syringe School arv
at the discretion Of she Superintendent.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the schools con-
t!nuo their sessions TIT the a3l Of December,
and thon resume on Monday, Jan. 8:
and serrosury be appointed q committee 10
meet and confer with 4 Committee appointed
from District No. s 10 consider tho justncss OF
ciafna ot schedules held by said District No. &
EnE!rwood, Saturday, at O'clock p: NJ, McssEs.
Lewis and Mack. former 1ncmDers Of tho Board,
to bc Invited to be present to give what inior.
nation they can on the subject.
| HYDE PARK.
Tho 6le!EhtnE llas Lcen SO good during the
! past few days as to bring ont large number OF
slvtGtln9 parties. Tuesday evening three visited
/ tho llyde Park Hotel, thclr number rcaching
| 107, and tn1ulccd in q dance and supper, which
kept things 'tve!y until o'clock In the morn.
ing. x siulghug party numbering thirty Visited
the hotel, last night, and participated in tho
dance aud supper.
Farrell, Syl,nnd, Taylor, aud President Benslcy;
| nhsunt, Mr.. Powell.
| Tho Forty-tlrst street sewer qtlestton was
again brought to light. A lurgo n,inibct OF prr.
soas were present who weru for and agalnst the
| Improvement.
! f.W. Springer was In favor Of tho acwcr. I[o
stated that hr oWilud ten houses nnd represent.
cd ten more. In hls opinion there were GOO
houses where wafer stoo!l II. the ccltart, mud all
houses werc uuUccup!ea, Rna In the course Ut a
few months tho :eupailts would move 1way on
account or II. The Improvement was opposed
by number Of spccillators who hasl large
could not handle,
Ar. l.. ". stonc spoke against IT,
Mr. Morse aul nthcrs spoke for II, and
0wsa Xs ta ewer Ssrat y ssye,s y yhn wss' tS Ss
board hal referred thu subject, had not report.
| cd, no action was tnken.
A sidewalk ortlnance va. passed tor aide.
walk un tho nnrth side Of Forty'afth streul
frum COttuGo Grove avenue to LAnglcy avenue.
Mr. Farrcl! reported that thc County Com
n,itsionpra had appropriated Ss,000 for the I'M.
provclacnt Of stata street.
:, Gcorgc ". blntord put In bill for pay rs
pulltc CAptnin to tic amount Ut soc, which was
sent back To that gentleman, with thu tntorlna-
ticn TINT le WAS not Police CAPTAIN, and bud not
been tor lo'lg tlI.e. Thy Boar4 also intI!nated
| lad rYof ciu SR I'm, t,.
, 1876-12-06
THE CIVIL ENGINEERS.

EXPERIMENTS WITH THE PHENOMENAL "Dl-
vlHtS0.RoD."
Tic regular monthly meeting Of tho Civil
Engineers Club of the Northwest was held In
tls Sherman House yesterday afternoon, City,
Engineer Chcsbrougl IN the chair.
Resolutions In memory OF tho late William
Brysot. Assistant City Engineer and member
Of tho Club, were presented and ordered spread
on the records.
Tho Chair presented an invitation extended to
the Cluh to participate in Tho annual meeting Of
the American Society Of CtvIl Engineers, In
New Orleans next Airll. Tic matttcr was re-
1er1cl 10 tlu Executive Committee.
Chiei-EngHcer Intt1ncr, Of tho Attantic Is
Great Western Railway, who las been making a
scientific study Of tho "dtvlning rod " fur tic
past tWt ur tlreu years, ttladG brief address,
III which lS detailed ting results Of his expert
,ncnts. liz claimed that tho action Of the
witch hnzel" was not due to supernatural
fnrce, hut was based on scientific principles
There ID an unknown force of d magnetic, cleo
trlr, Or olic character, which e.nanates from the
primary, clcMents auti tlIctr combinations, no
matter how deep III tho bowels OF tho Garth,
and seeks Its afnIt!cs at atl ango Ut 45 degrees
In many respects this fOrco behaved like cleo
triclty. Whenever liz insulated himself in q
pair Of rubber boots or on glass pluto tho rur-
rol" remained mottorlcss IN tits hands. lso-
tnoyo tIu insulator, and II any metallic, carbon
ferrous, OF water vein wcre Underneath him tho
twlE s'egan to muvc. Atr. Latisner, who was
series of experiments, showing TINT underneath
tho floor OF the club-room wcr1 initials OF sotne
sort, which, upon Investigation, turned out to
b. = lot OF bsass and iron Eas-axturcs.
tlons and ,Mas!o sttuiar experiments. With
some the cilort WIS successful; with others,
not.
After genera! discussion Of tho phenomenon,
, 1876-12-06
could not SEQ from The other, and maimcd in
each OF lis four corner lens

pEkuDfHG THE SERyANT-GIREs. ....
The ftranEest and newest way TO make 1lv-
Ing was brought ~ light day Of two ngo by
tho application Of number Of girla for tllt
situation Of ctnmhertnat1 ut tho hontu Of n we'll
known resident Of tic Gonth Sk1c. All Ind
to leave thcm II they could gct higher wages.
From their statements It nppcarcd that i,,a,,
had been To zach ono Of them, told hcr tiat
there was vacancy at thu Eentlcman's house,
ena asked hsr to pay G'n % cents idr ac n
others refused.
A lttlu inquiry as to tho Identity OF tho man
showed that ho makes regular business Of
hunting up situations for gifls, and collecting
their acquaintance specially, but boldly marches
into any house lc secs tit and interviews tho
girls, finds out how much they arc getting A
week. md tllen tells them Mrs. Ho.andso wants
tfscments in The TniuuNE, and ends where
girls arc wanted.
, 1876-12-06

2A1FQ1I PJf4, =
Tho Democrats, after careful investigation
Of the murder Of Piukston and Of his infant
child, and tho horrible muttlatlon Of his wife,
have discovered that It Was dona by the alliRa-
turning Board: Mr. Trumbali, Mr. Palmer, and
Mr. Julian, old AbolhisnIsts, hare lually Yield
, 1876-12-06
NH1Y A SIGN.

Ara sfgn Of The hard l!mcs no better indicator II
wanted than tbs hnc art sale now In progress ut
No. l03 East Madison street. To-day Is the great
closing out Of this gtvc'away affair. These hne
goods did not, al yesterdays sale, ascrago 20 cents
on the dollar Of actuul cost. A poor show fct
iu1urtes,
, 1876-12-06

cd formal assent to this opinion for tho snko
OF harmony In The party. They nre very scvero
in their condemnation Ut the Republican party
for not cxtcrn1Inating tho allgators having had
political control OF tho State for q uozen years.
, 1876-12-06

MAlN-SrENCEH-At Athol. 1IAss.. Wedaes.
day. NOV. ~. At thu residence Vt the brides sister,
Ii. Main. of Chicago, III. and M!s. Eva ii. Spen.
cef, VI Virgil, N. Y.
, 1876-12-06

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special inducements 10 purchasers, u whole
sale and retail, of sheet music, music. books VIC.
lns. guitars and a!l kinds Of musical Instruments.
Gcneral agents for the Standard organ and steck
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 1866 State atrecL
, 1876-12-06

to fClate nn nEci!ent Which happened to himself
sn" snf t1% anE MS srss rsaG Gctau ea lakewood n0ue
An opinion WIS presented frosn Aver Il Kalcs
70 tue cffcct that there Was no liability to tho
Commission for tho accident, and, utter son.r
discussion, resolution WAS passed that the
The .pay-rt!l for November, amounting to
$7,Ns. Il, and several small bills were referred
to the Contnittee on Accounts.
which WIS at!optetl:
Etsolstd, That tho Land Committee b and IL
hctcby instructed 10 cause condemnation proceed.
,ng. to be brought immediately against ~ land
not already baon acquired by tha Commissioners.
Mr.. Jamcs +. Root made verbal report,
stating that the COMMISSIONERS had receAtfy Oh.
ia'gsd Judgment In tho Supreme Court against
J.. II. GFislin for ta1ca unpal; that Brislln Ind
yesterday told Judge Arlington, Roots part
l,cr. that he had never hcon i party 10 the suit,
ehowinE Ills tar receipts In proof; Tint evident.
y brtslins naMc hal lteen IuggM Into tho taI
suits by Mr. lioby without any authority; nnl
y was, therefore, unfair to colnu buck On bris-
In fur tue money. Thu matter wus referred TO
Mr: Root fur such action 10 he might tIlnk best
"srAa n,s N1ups."
II. Kiralfy's spectacle at the Ade|phi Inst
evening was Indeed spectacle. Live animals
when introduced upon the stage have aiWuYs
rome extra r.. business to perform that either dls-
Of laughter that frghtcns tho creatures o.it OF
their wits, md almost Invariably results In M
accident to some Of tic dumb creatures In
the third net u "raoa," wien ii dyyolyes
cioscly pursued BY nouated hunters, tiia iuJ' mi.
mai either was not given sufficient tapctua to
curry Il across ihe atske. ur else It became
orchestEa. 6',lllce 1t to aay that, utter crossing
tbs stage, tho malmcd und frightened creaturn
stopped suddenly short ut tt's tight wing, aud,
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legal advertisements.


the County Of Lincoln. w w.
GAM Ell MARoON, Executor of the last will and
" testament OF William Is. Clark late of White.
Held, In said county, deceased respectfully repre-.
sents, That the Personal Estate of the said deceas
ed IS not sufficient by the sum twenty-five hundred
dollars TO answer the Just debts and charges Of
Administration; he therefore prays that he may be
empowered and licensed TO sell and convey, by
public or private SALE much of the real estate OF
the said deceased as may re sufficient to raise the
said sum with incidental charges.
SAMUEL MARSON.
LINCOLN, ss.-At Probate Court held at Wis.
easel within and for the County of Lincoln, the
first Tuesday OF September, A. ID. 1916.
On the foregoing petition. ordered, that the said
petitioner give notice to all persons interested in
said estate that they may appear at Court Of Pro
pate 10 be u den at Wscasset, within and Tor said
county, on the first Tuesday of October next, by
causing copy OF said Petition, ith this order TO
pc published in The state paper, being the kenne.
pee journal printed at Augusta in the county of
henntbec three weeks excessively, previous to
said Court.
Copy.
Attest; HENRY c. ROBINSON. Register.
3W3y - '''"'-''N.'' '0e'o''''
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Oraani1od in i848

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger Saml Titcomb.
OFFICE-ln Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. M, and
from TO 40 +. NJ. Saturday Evenings from 7 to
$50 O'CLOCK.
Deposits of any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn ont IS added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUHD INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day of each month
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddu OF each
month, viii draw interest from the frsf day of the
same month.
as-Under the existing law of this State all de
posIts IL Savings Banks, are exempt from munich
pal to1otion and the rate of interest limited TO
SIX per cent. per annum payable semi-annualy.
No returns of names of depostors are required
10 be made to State or town authorities and all &C
counts are held by this Bank be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money in their own names, so that il can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April 70, 1873. f&wf
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TOSTiNE PLAN,

or u9on tao principle OF accommodating profits for
definite periods, which WAS brst introduced by This
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts IN Lite insurance, and 10y lead.
ing business men FoTty-four per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontne Life Policies, and forty per cent. lite
ave years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests OF the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Society
ce, they teei that 1t has strong claims upon pu bile
confidence, because oil the strict and conserv awe
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets ana in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the fu
ture, which is of great Importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies tor the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such args an
nual transactions as the Eqaltabe none 10 more
prompt and just in its dealings.
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TATE OF MAINE.

AROOSTOOK SS.-Coart Of County Commission.
erS, Juiy term, ls16.
On the foregoing petition, the commissioners be.
ing satisfied mat the petitioners responsible,
aud that AN inquiry into the merits is eNpedient,
ordered, that notice be given that the Com.
mlssioners OF Aroostook aud WashinSt will
meet on Tuesday, November 7, 1875, at 8 A. NJ,
ut the hote lin Dai1orth, ami thence proceed to
view the route mentioned in said petition, and In.
medately afterwards hear the parties and their
Witnesses, there or at some convenient place in
the vicinity, and take such further action in the
premises as they judge proper. said notice
to De given by serving attested copies
OF the petition and this order upon The
clerks of Weston and Daniorth, and upon the
chairman of the County Commissioners of wash
ngton, and by posting up like copies three pub.
lie places ia each OF said towns, and by publishing
the same three successive weeks in the Aroostook
Pioneer, newspaper published at Houlton, in aid
county OF AroostOuk, and in the Calais Times, u
newspaper published at Calais, in said county of
Washington, and six successive weeks in the Ken.
nebcc journal, the State paper the last pubcatit
and said service and posting TO be asleast thirty
day be fore said meeting, that all parties inter
estcd may attend and be heard ii they see it
Attest hanson SORION, Clerk.
\ true copy of petition and order.
Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
GH.G
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SAMUEL MARsoN.
KENNEHEC, SS.-August Is, 1875.

"r-'-'N'"E - So'-August 25, 1876,
I'AkEN on execution aud will be sold Inv pnblic
a au toh, on the 2eth day OF September 1876 at
WV Vloth IN me aiteInoon, at the store OF Sam
uel Coie III Readheld, IN said county all the right
ia "a nlty which Charles l.. Damren or said Read.
hSIa anu county aforesaid, has or had on the day
OF me attachment ON the oI iginal wit to redeem
the following described real estate situate ed in said
htadheld. and county aforesaid, to wit a certain
"t OF lhnu together with the buildings thereon
standing, bounded as follows: Beginning at a
etake ana stone standing in the tasteIly line of
nuihbe' Ell two hundred and eighteen, (2ls) fifty
rods from The bounds at the southeast corner OF
salu lot, thence running north norheas on said
eastef'y line cighty'two rods to stake and stones
,hehce north iorty-seven degrees west about one
hnhureu rods TO stake and stones, standing in the
westerly me OF said lot thence south, south.
west on said westerly iQe eightytwo rods, to stake
ana stones ST ndng in said line, thence south
t"ity seven degrees east, about one hundred rods
10 me bounds began at, containing about hfty
acres be the same more or less The above prem.
lses beng subject TO two mortgages, recorded in
hennebec Reg stry of Decds-irst MOI tgage book
"a, page 20; second mortgage, book 299 page 433
given by Charles l.. Danren in first mortgage 10
Nelson Gofden, to secure the payment of three
pfomlssory notes OF one hundred and fifty dollars
each, payable annually with interest at the rate OF
zen per cent. SAID notes dated June 27th, 1873.
1hcre Is now due on said mortgage notes the sum
OF hve hundred eghty-fve dollars eight cents,
second mortgage given by said Damren TO Asa
Gle Esq, dated Dec. 2e, 1874 to secure the pay.
ment OF IA promissory note bearing same date of
mortgage, payable in one year, Tor the sum of
elghty-une dollars and my cents, which there
Is now due ninety live dollars and eight cents.
r. e. FULLER, Deputy sheriff.
August 18th, 1875. w3wss