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STATE OF MAINE.
Sept. 1875.

SOMERSET sS.-Court OF County Commission ers,
August adjourned Term, sept. 20 A. d., 1875.
Upon the foregoing petition, salts factory evIder
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and ought 10 he heard touching the at
ter set forth Ia their petition, II IL Ordered that The
County Commits sloueIs meet 1t the dwelling house
OF Z. I. Brilg4, in Carrying Place Plantation,
on Tuesday, December 1871, A. ID. 1876, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition and on the next
day, Wednesday, september 20.h, hearing OF the
parties will be had at the dwelling house
OF said z. T. Briggs in said plantation,
and such further measures taken in the
premises the Commits oners shall judge
proper. And it is further Ordered that notice
of the time, place and purposes of the
commits ioner7 meeting aforesaid, be given to all
persons and corporations interested, by publishing
altested copy OF the petition aio esaid It'll This
order thereon, six weeks successvely in the SON.
erset REPORTER, public newspaper printed at
Skow hogan, in said county, and IN The kennebec
Journal, public newspaper printed Il. Augusta,
in kennebec county, by the printers to the State,
the publication OF the to he at least thirty days
before the time appointed Tor said view that all IN
terested may then appear and be heard il they
think proper.
Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order of court
thereon.
6w42 Attest l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
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broken in health, but rich man. His mother has
prosperously cared for his oil refinery, and ed"
himself has continued his specuatons while in
prison, and is now the owner of very valuable
patent, which he purchased while in Sing Sing
from convict, for paving streets.
The tomb in which the remains of the late F.
o. j. Smith are to be placed, is on the estate in
Deering, and bears tins inscription written by Mr..
Smith many years ago: mature teaches that all
flesh must die Religion inspires hope, that all
spiritual beings will live forever, in spheres and
forms to which they are fitted. Believe in God.
and fear not 10 leave wholly to Him the great flu
ture. His plans for Heaven, as for earth. must be
all-wise, benevolent, immutablc-all men can
know of future life"
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hey would still be beaten

These figures show that the republican
majority outside the city, II fully polled,
is more than 1000 over the largest vote
ever cast by democrats and liberals COM
bined. But ii shows also that the republi-
cans alone. without liberal aid, have about
$1,000 votes in this city, and the demo-
Gratis, even when 10000 votes were mpu-
IDENTIFY added to all that repeaters had done
have never pretended to cast l14,000 in
o. city. We shall have a full vote this
rear. The ballot box is SO protected by
legislation which Mr.. Greeley demanded
after the election in 1868, and which is
largely due TO his efforts, that the demo
Gratis will not be permitted to add 10000
Iotes to the returns Neither can they re-
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PETITION.

To The Honorable County Commissioners in and
for the county Of Somerset.
I'VE, the undersigned, inhabitants of Carrying
w Place Plantation, and vicinity, respt ctfully
represent that public convenience and necessi
require road running through said plantation, as
follows Beginning ut the north line of Pleasant
Ridge Plantation, and running northery
across land owned and occupied 10y G. T. Briggs
and John O. a. Williams, thence across land owned
by VIM. h. Lancey, ttll northcry to and across
land owned and occupied by Cephas Rean ami
Jonah Spaulding, To and across land Owned by
Joseph Clr&, thence norlherly TO land owned aud
occupied by Joseph Adams aud Osborn Pierc'
We therefore request soar hon"rs to appoint day
to view said road and to take such other measI res
as you in your judgment NAV see tit.
CEPHAS BEAN, and 20 others.
Sept 1875,
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RENNEBEC COUNTY.-m Probate Court at
augusta, on the first Monday q October, 1876
CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporllng to be
n the la t will and testame mt of Helen NJ HAYES,
late of Augusta, in SAID county, deceased, having
been presented for probate
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given thr,
weeks successfully, prior to the tillh Monday Il
October inst, in the kennebec journal, n new.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons Interest.
ed may attend at "A Court of Probate, then to O
holden at Augusta, and show cause, il any. wi v
the said instrument should not be proved approve
and allowed, as the last will and testament OF the
said deceased.
H. BAKER Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. t3w43
kENNEBEC COUNTY-Ia Probate Court, at
augusta, on the first Monday of October 1875
A CERTAIN INsrkUMENr, purportng to be
IA the last will and testament of Edmund Ward
late of China, in said county, deceased having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the nth Monday OF
October inst, IN the Kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
Interested may attend at a Court of Probate then
to be holden at Augusta, and show cause if any,
why the said instrument should not be proved an.
proved and allowed, as the last will and testament
of The said deceased.
II. K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. 3w43+
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St, James Hotel,
Copartnership Nc tice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers,
n Hiram X. Choate of Augusta, as general part
ner and Herbert NJ. Heath OF Augusta as special
partner, have this day formed copartnership I'M
der the name of CHoATE Il HEATH, for the purpose
of carrying on the practice of law in Augusta, and
Herbert NJ. Heath has contributed TO the capital of
said firm the OF one hundred dollars. SAID part
nership Ii to commence on the ninth day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1876, and TO continue till Oct. 0, 1871.
ii. X. CHOATE.
HERBERT M. HEATH.
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STATE OF MAINE, Kennebec ss.-Oct. 0, 1875.
Personally appeared above named Hiram n.
Choate and Herbert NJ. Heath. and acknowledged
above certificate to be their free act and deed Be.
lore me,
w.P. wHrTEHousE, Justice of the Peace.
octl2. tlt&w5w
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Zegal ADVERTISEMENTS.

hENNEBFC COUNTf-Fn PROBATE Court at
augusta, on the first Monday Of September 1876.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purpoftng to lie
IA the last will and testament OF Israel vii.
bur, late of Winthrop, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the third Monday OF
October next, in the kennebec Journal, n news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter-
ested may attend at Court of Probate, then to he
holden at Augusta, and show cause, ifany, why the
said instrumt nj should not be proved, approved
and allowed, as the last Will and Testament of the
said deceased.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwISs, Register.
sep30-3w
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LETTER FROM WASHINGT0y.
WASHINGTON. D. c October lG.

WASHINGTON, d. c October lG, 1876.
To tie Editor Of the Journal.
Since the smoke Of the late political battles has
cleared away, it may be interesting and important
to know how matters are viewed from various
standpoints or by different persons or parties. Re-
turning only recently from Maine via the Cen
tennial, II may be presnming on my part to as
sumo to know the status Of public feeling in this
section so soon but, as the returns Of few PIE
cinots often and most always indicate how State
has vo.ed. so the remarks dropped by various par.
ties in my hearing and at various places out Of
hearing, indicate the drift of public thought and
feeling.
Therefore, few days scjourn at the Capital
gives me pretty good idea of what politicians
and the public generally Think of the Autumn
elections.
The results Of the Vermont and Maine elec.
tions have impressed all With the fact that at the
East, there is no change in public sentmen,
toward the republican party; that the people arc
satisfied with its record in the past. despite the
many imperfect ions and faings it has been sub.
jected to by the responsibilities cast upon it and
by the irresponsible persons Or parties who, as
natural result under the difficult circumstances
crept into its ranks that they prefer party with
positively affirmed principles and determinations
to one with no principles and no aim save to get
into power through any means whatever--a party
which holds together by the common sympathy of
the worst elements of society, each element being
opposed to one or all of the fundamen tal doc
trines which make our country great and glorious
The expression, then, among republican leaders
and the party generally is, that the faith of the
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Chr gennsbee Journal
Published Every Wednesday at Augusta, Me.
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KENNEBEC COUNT IA a Court Of Probate,
he'd at augusta, on the first Monday u october,
1915.
Ohm w. IlERRlCk, Administrator on the e. tate
- OF William II. Horn late OF Wet Gardiner, in
said county. deceased having presented his hrst
account OF administration of the estate OF said de-
cta ed for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested b. publishing py of this
order three weeks successfully in the kennebec
journal, printed at Augusta, that they may APP
pear at a Probate Court to be held at Augusta, in
said County, on the fifth Monday OF October met,
and show cause, Iiany, why the same should Lot
be allowed.
II. X. BAKER Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. AVA.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
LITEKARY NOTES.

Miss Rhoda Brougii Is engaged upon new
novel
The second volume of Lord HoughtOn's
monographs will be his memoir of Frances, Lady
Crewe.
A "History of Early Scottish Printing" by
Mr.. Robert Dickson Is begun in Ihe GondonJ FT'HierS
Register.
A list OF Lancashire authors is being printed
10y the Manchester Literary Club and ia expected to
reach 1900 names.
Mrs. Proctor is again in London for the pur-
pose OF preparing te memoirs an eorrespondence OF
her late husband e. Barry Cornwaii') for the press
Mrs. Oliphant's early readers Will Ice glad to
her forthcoming novel. "PhGbe junior. Last
Chronicle of Carlnsord in which she returns to an old
field.
George Macdonalds forthcoming volume,
Which nc calls "Exotcs" is dedicated 10 My Friends"
Itcontans ransatons from Ge man and iman authors
incluUing NOvalis, Gucthe, schiller, and Luther.
4 complete photography OF the works OF
Prosper M6rmee has recently been issued in Paris, with
an excellent portrait etched by Rcgan ncy from photo
fIauh Cven by Merimte to Sainc- -Bauye 10 represents
M6imec already Old, with questioning look and s''r-
dOnic smile.'
The AAeRGum is happy TO hear that every
facility Confines be a rded ut the Vatican to the
Pabc Records Office watch. through the eehe Gus inter
position Of Cardinal Manning, obtained permission 10
examine tue documents reian TO Enssh history ,iIe.
tie Records Office bis forwarded to London cories oi
som. most valuable documents
The Boston Public Library has recently
issued a valuable set of "C1t Ogue Notes on En@ns!i
History" printed in large type broads!de pages for
posting the rOpuar departments Of the library and its
branches blanks being lett for the insertion OF the t
spectVc shelf numbers at each place Brief bur Usc!ui
claracerZatonS are given Of the neral wcr.s those
special periods, the authorities On ecccsastca ana
constitutional his. Oiy, and oil educational matters, and
the books fe ana manners and o. uaVci anu dcScF-
tiOn. The IDEA should be usCiu! III other hbrdflts
There is offered for sale in London, in one
lot considerable portion of ThIekcFay lbrary an e.
eusiye collection OF books drawings and autographs,
t c books containing many highly interesting marga-
ala aud sketches Ia pen and pencil III his auO2.dpH
also. large collection OF his ein drawings, to-c.tF
with the grapn OF OF his poems; tho Original al
tosraph dt OF bis letter tO Charles Dickens ou te Eh-
ect of the dispute with Edmund Yates AZ the Gal1ck
Cub ard uupabl shed etchings, etc, by hn. Inete
al above 279 volumes to which ne mas aided Valnt
magnificent illustrated edition of Victor
Hugos "Quatro-vngtrezc" has recently been published
in Paris The author himself, who is said to have consG
cradle artistic talent has contributed three st aons,
and the other cucfaUngs by M0riu Inucln. B'lf,
Daniel Verge, Gilbert, Karl BOdncr. and Id Bd!aid'
and their peers. Tie fourth volume OI e Ffeuch trans
ation OF Shakespeare By francois victor iiuiO-t""
elder of OF Victor HugO-1as Just appeared
The mont before his death F clls Hugo revised the
wh le edition. which Ii the one most valued In France
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

roe Alton Los Angeles Clarion Eric shenango, Mahoung
Go
The Theological Seminaries are holding
their annual examinations this month, preparatory 10
the closing Of the academic year. Tie Alumni o. inc
Union Seminary trrsbyteian, of tins city hod tneir
animal meeting Monaay afterIoon Mays On the even.
ing OF that dav the Rev DE- Hatfield deyers historical
address, The Rochester Theological seminary tDaptisV
holds its quorer-centuFy anniversary May Ills Ine
alumni address viii b Delivered 10y The Rev d. t. W.
TAYLOR The annual examinations in the New-BFuS"lcK
Seminary Q.eformeN take place May l5 1he ADDRESS
to the students viii be delivered by the rev DE- Lnen
dorf or lis alternate the Rev. IT, C. Berg Tne Congre
calional Thco!ogcal Seminary commencemenis are as
follows: Chicago May 10; Hartford, May II New
Haven and Oakland, May -. The examine Ions ions ~
Aulurn n y. PresbytcTianl. begin Monday May >.
~ g annual address will DC delivered by tine tcV Dr.
John Hall of this city Tue annual cOlnmene .inent ol
Drew Seminary NctGOdist) III the middle o tic
month: thtJ OF the Theological school OF the Busto
University Juue :.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
" pClDA'> y LN AlDlh
IN A WINTER CITY.

BY "Ouida" Author ot "Srathmore" Puck" -. " FoIle-
Fa!nc' &c. Fouru Eat on !-ny. Extra cioth u ~
Among sixteen y.lgm"s OF pftnc hciiun Wltt py
.uu,a none. cpt ldcr Two Fas- tho most drAh''
all entirely indcs.cl te "Iltl genus IN
.s.'-l pIl itlUli. liI Press . 81,
Ihe story {, strongly AMI artscil' w9rhea oi,
Of uc most picturesque sieH % IoP.v A." occn' t-' -
Publishers y NceAk.
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BOOKS or THE WEEH.

TIE LIFE AND LETTERS OF LORD MAc4uLAY. Fly
his nephew. G.. otto Trcvelyan. Vol =. oVO
PIP 400. liIalper o. BIoa.l'...-...-..------' --'-..'-
TaE DILEMMA 4 Novel. by the author Of " lhe
Battle of Dorh1ng." SYO. PIP. 143. Paper. -r
CIhe same l.-.--- '--Q' 80
THE CREEKS AND InE PERsrASs by the .5,;,,'5 Fey g.
Armstrong W.
THE BIBLE COMMENTARY. Edited by +. C. Coos
NJ. A, Canon Of Exeter. Vol VI EIrhicl
Daniel and the Minor Prophets. Inipriitt oN"' no
PIP. 100 Cfhe . W.
A POPULAR HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES. Ey
William Cullen Bryant and stnry Iiowari cay
Vol. /. Impera 81, Svo pp. 5o'' (Ihe saihcl.-
NEW G0DvA BY Stanley Hope. lGIao Pr.
342. 81. b. lAppHcott ~ Co)..-....---.-.----.--
THE HEM HIS GARMENT BY the Rev. Frank
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Miss MOLLY. by Beatrice May Butt. I6mo. ~.
(Henry Holt ~ JoJ- ..''....'-.' -
HAND-BooK OF THE TERREsTRIAL GLOGE. By IL
len T. Fitz. limo pp. 40. Paper tbos'oh'
CHM Bros)-
RAYS FROM THE sun or RIGHTEOUSNESS. BY tho
Rev. Richard Newton. ID. ID. piootft Carter
BrOs.).
THE AcIs OF THE APOSTLES. BY the Rev Lyman --
Abbott. svO. PIP. 262. a. D. Barnes * Cu.l . 20
PEACE PRINcnLEs ExEMPLuIED - THE EARLY HIS
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I6mo. Pr. 1863. tPh.adelphia: Friends Book
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THE DOCTRINE THE HIGHER CHRIsUtS LIPR CON-
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ARCHITECTURAL laos WORK FOR BUILDERS. by
Vim. J. Fryer, jr 8vo. pp. 90 tJohn whey o ~
sOns . oV
CENTENNIAL NOTES. BY Mias A. l.. Carter. lsmo.
PIP. rs. (Anson d. /. Randolph & Co)....--.
TRUTHS FOR TO-DAY. Second series.l By David
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TIE MINISTRY THE WORD. BY VIM. NJ. Tay-
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TIE AUToNAros EAR AND OTHER SKETCHES. BY
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pAVAULT'S Mills.

By Charles Henry Jones. Limo Extra eio,h. 81 TO-
oTJe plo, ol 'Dayauii's ys' Is urcae tu never "D.
scuf ~. clrs p4nt0gfs spIri ffuJi lv ii r'll
s nt.rsi!us an o.d acaon grIcoiai -,Oh''"so
T moral tone OF book d. and tae lite ar yeis
rssnarAaD!j purr Mr Canes Heniy Jones e iN-s - &c
Ia zt a u1u. very Ocat OI tr HU" Wtiitis VI iI's
tclp uct tuu.'--t P.t.l. B4l4Ct.u.
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NEW NOVELS.
A NEW GOUIVA.

Nv Stanley Hope. Author OF " Godfrey Wfe ete. I3mo
Extra cpti ~ 80. .,.. -.
sir !u1e h.- given admirable novel; ~ whirh nc
iou.,s ~ theY AT" lii'y u-
ps,c. M.ri- many sceGes % po"eI us "4Hl
cu!i y Na aic is Ir beet '.s ~ bu,i
t.nliIny wrItou. Ne without hrslt2uon recohhei i
this now. IL IInYd's MeekIy NeWs
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1nstrnctloil.

Ga>p Writing monthly; Bookkeeping, Arith-
I'd mrlc fls. studiIs German. French, EoErs suii
lalss. bOo.Aeepns and accounts PAINE, e2 o"erf.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

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These steamers uniform in size and unsurpass 10 aR
ponimeuts. The Saloon. Staterooms smoking, and ia
Rooms placed amdshps. where the noise and motion
f, aiOrding degree OF comfort hitherto un4|
ianable at sea. . -.... -.
RATlS-saloon. $50 and $780, gold. Return Tickets on
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For Of plans and other information apply az tn
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postpaid npol receipt Of the price by
j. y. LIFPINCOTT & Co.,
PUBLISHERS BOOksELLEIts, and SrATIoNERs.
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FAlrILY SECRET.

An absorbing American Novel. By Fanny Andrews " irey
Hay0J second EanuOm Oclayo. Cloth, 81 oo f'pei
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tn STYLE, ami IN Thoroughly cnleI thi| ''
tsIf. Igtrlul llIt-u
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trus ortIy modern ines. - London Messenger
TIE HEM OF Ills GARMENT.
SPIRITUAL LESSONS FROM TIE LIE OF OUR LORD.
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THE CONFLICT BETWEEN LABOR AND CAPITAL
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