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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11
ELLSWORTH.
Republican Rallies.

Ellsworth, September 9. Final rallies were
held in Hancock county, this evening. Hon. Eu-
gene Hale spoke at Gouldsboro' in the afternoon
and at Sullivan in the evening. Hon. l.. Emery
spoke at Bar Harbor. I. X. Simonton and A. p.
Wiswell spoke at Bucksport and Hon. Thomas P.
Conway and Hon. S. L. Milliken at Ellsworth.
Gen. Conway delivers most effective speech and
has had marked effect in eastern Maine. He
goes to Indiana, where he cannot fail to do good.
Mr.. Miken has done excellent service in the
canvass.
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The Turkish War.
rELEGltA Ms IN GEN EKAt.

Lyons sash factory, Cincinnati, wss burned
Saturday. Loss $4,000.
Weather fine and wind east ct New York.
The general opinion in New York 10 that the
reported arrest Of Tweed, in Spain, u mistake.
Trophazen, Hunter& Co. Of N. 7, clcsbiers,
have suspended. Liabilities over 800, 1000.
Gen. Sherman and Cameron have left for Wash
ington.
Tom Allen publishes card at Cincippati say
ing that it is impossible to obtain fair play IN this
country, and announces his withdrawal from the
ring.
BY an arrangement with purchasers, C. II. Gar
rson is to manage the Missouri Pacific railroad.
The Acadia, from London, has arrived At Hall
fax.
The Irish, Scotch, Canadian and Australian n
fe teams practiced at Creedmoor, Friday.
Capt. Van Dusen has been dismissed from the
n. Y. police force, for dereliction Of duty.
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ROCKLAND.
Republican Rally.

Rockland, September 10. The republicans of
this city had spirited rally last evening. The
Hayes & Wheeler club, with Singhls' band, re-
ceived the Thomaston Hayes & Wheeler club,
with Thomaston band, at the depot and escorted
them in a ,orchlight procession through the
streets and to Farwell 4 Ames Hall, where a full
and enthusiastic Getting was held, addressed by
Judge o. G. Hall, Gen. Davis T'llson, ID. n.
Mortland and G. w. White, E,qs.
Pol Itical.
large number Of democrats went from this
city on special train to paric pate in democratic
rallies in Thomaston.
The election throughout the county. to morrow,
will be the most closely contested for years. Each
parry claims that the result will be in its favor.
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BATH.
Launched.

Bath, September .. Launched to-day, BY Goss
& Sawyer. fine ship Of l474 tons, named Ala
media. owned by John Patten & Son, Chas. Daven-
port and others, Charles E. Moody of Boston
and Capt Henry r. Otis, who commands her.
Campaign Meeting.
The democrats filled Columoia Hail. last even
ing, and were addressed by several Of our citizens
A company each Of cavalry, Infantry and Young
Americas paraded the streets with torches. Many
dive llings we've brilliantly illuminated and much
enthusiasm prevailed.
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Reporters Gallery n Removed.
THE CHARLESTON RIOT.
A True Account of the Affair,

New York, September The Posts Washing
ton special says despatch from Charleston, s. C.,
to the X. publican of that city, says the riot there
Thursday night was brought about by the refusal
of republicans to give the democrats half the time
At HAYES mass meeting. The democrats. when
the decision was made known, fired into the re.
publicans, and the latter returned the fire and
drove the democrats away. The despatch alleges
that the Chare-ton agent of the associated press,
who 10 an edior Of the News ana Coulter, was
one of the leaders who attempted to break up the
meeting.
LATER.
All quiet to-day. The excitement is calming
down.
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NEW YORK.
Not a Candidate.

Utica, September 9. Dewitt c. West says that
he cannot be candidate for Governor before the
Saratoga convention, Wednesday next.
A Circus Man In Trouble.
Poughkeepsie, September o. The N. Y. officers
of the Society for the prevention of Cruelty to
Children, to-day attended Murrsys circus and If.
ter the performance arrested Mr.. Murray and Mr.
Leon and three children aged IA. 9 and 8 years.
The children we're acrobat performers and were
brought here from England regularly apprenticed
to the business. Recorder Taylor discharged LIE.
on and Murray on their own recognizance apd
placed them in the custody of the officers, who
took them to New York tonight. The children
seemed so be well pleased with the new order Of
things.
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Bteb.

In Hal'owell 10th inst, Mrs. Nancy E., widow OF
the late Ezekiel Blake, age 50 years, 8 mouths.
In Farmingdale, 9Th inst, John Rice. aged 81
years.
In Brunswick, 4th inst. Mrs. Mary E. j once, aged
40 years.
In Harpswell 2eth ult Capt. James Merryman
aged 80 years.
In Lawrence, Mass , I'd inst, Mrs. Harriet B ,
wi OF Rev. A. l.. Houghton. pastor of free Bup
tst Church. formerly Ct Bah, aged Is years, 1
IN pBths, ID days.
In West Phil -delphia. 18th ult., Mrs. Polly Dyer,
rect OF the late Daniel L. iewis, formerly Of Maine,
aged VI years, months,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11

A few years ago august Flower" was discov.
cred to be . certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
their frien's how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits Of Green's
August Flower became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another, until, without adj
vertising, its sale has become immense. Drug
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Cositiveness, palpitation OF the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist and
get bottle for rs cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cent,. juneS-tTT&S&w
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Yachting.

Philadelphia, September 9. The international
reg alta, on the Schuyl ill., was brought to close
by several tub races sac mile and . half race
between two crews from the u. s. man of war
Hartford. The latter was won by the Doring
Crew in ll.03. The tub races were uninteresting
and were accompanied with the usual upsetting,
ducking. &C. The International regatta commit
tee received from the Halifax crew . protest
against the decision Of the umpire, in declaring
the Thames crew, the winners 10 their late race
with them. The committee however have decid-
ed to pay the first money prize to the English
crew,
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Grand Republican Mass Meeting
in Lewiston.
SPEECHES BY HON. CHARLES w.
SLACh AND J. &. BLAINE.

Lewiston, September 9. City Hall is densely
packed this evening to listen to Hon. J. G. Blaine
and Hon. Charles w. Slack. Mr.. Blaine made q
stirring speech giving reasons for opposing the
election of Tilden. Preceding the meeting there
was torchlight parade by Lewiston and Auburn
Hayes and Wheeler clubs, and Continentals from
Mechanic Falls. The procession was escorted by
the Hayes & Wheeler cavalry company.
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Taxes of 1876.

THE tax payers of Augusta. are hereby notified
L that interest will be adde to all taxes unpaid
on the first dav of October, and costs made on all
taxes unpaid Nov l, 1875. All parties owing ta xes
will forthwith be notified according to Law, and
those ptying before Nov. 1876, will save the cost
OF summons.
Office hours of Collector and Treasurer, . t, IL
A NJ. and 70 4 +. NJ, on Monday, nesday
and Saturday OF each week, also on stormy DAYS.
The balance OF each week must be devoted to those
parties who require looking amer.
Walk up and pay without being walked up.
SAMUEL ". LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Ne, Sept. 6, 1876. sep3.ttd
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Suicide.
Drowned.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Sears Will Case.

Boston. September 9. The supreme court to-
day rendered q decision in the famous Sears will
case. The trustees OF the will were charged with
paying stated income to the son Of the deceased
but No provision WAS made for hnal disposal Of
the immense remainder of the estate. The court
decides that the remainder devolves on the son as
resulting trust.
Gen. Banks Going to Run for Congress.
Gen. Banks has consented to run Is republican
candidate for the fifth Massachusetts district.
Fire.
A fire this noon damaged Cspen, Sprague &
Co.'S oil store, 6 and Custom House street,
$4,000 insured.
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MADAM r.. FRENCH,
The GREATEST
Test Medium In the World

Madam French has just arrived in Augusta, and
taken rooms at the
MANSION HOUSE, Ladies' Entrance, Room A.
Where she will remain but short time only.
She gusranteos to give Past, Present and Future
in regard TO Business, Health. C0urtship and Mar
rage. And also looking up absent friends. She
takes the palma and locates diseases OF the body
while 10 an unconscious state, and prepares Medi-
cines for all who wish them; and she socits test
OF her ability ~ Medium, as her powers are sur
prisng.
once Hours-from O'Clock A. NJ. to 9P.M
Consultation, @1.OO.
septs.tlw'
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Chicago Produce market.

Flour-extra spring O0a5 50.
Woeat - No. ! spring spot 10oA-: Oct -
Sept, Y7A
Oct t9ka-.
tIats-No. 2, A-a3t spot: Sept IS a.; Oca tx
June go.
nye-No. q, 60a.
Rsrley-No. . sprins 74Ks75 spot; ia Nay;
July "a.
Dressed Hogs--9 65a9 75
Pclk-ls 20 -a!6 5ia spot: Oct is 80K; Is AKA
Is 20 Sept; July ~ 65a
Lard ~ 37H AiO 45-spOt - Oct; Sept IL ~
"a; Aug. 10 95a97h.
Bulk Meats shoulders a6k =; short rib mid
SKA short clear mid ska9--.
Hams Is As average ..
Whskey-l08-a.
Freights-CorD 20 Buffalo. -o2k: wheat do Sk
A..
Recsipts-aCOo aour: 900) wheat: L. no corr
5000 oats; $500 rye; Is, Zoo barley.
ShiLmcnts $50 dour; 5000 wheat; 296 Ooe
corn 81 90 0Als. $1,000 barley: l100 rye.
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WASHINGTON.
Boss Tweed Again.


Washington. September 8. Careful inquiry at
the state department has failed to elicit any con
frmaton of the reported arrest Of Tweed, and has
likewise failed to develop that the state depart
ment has any such information in its possession
Indian Bureau Contract.
J. Q. Smith, the Indian Commissioner. started
from St. Louis this afternoon for New York, to
superintend the opening Of proposals for
supplying the Indian bureau with dry goods for
the current year which takes place next Thurs
day. lie reports very favorable contracts in ST.
Louis.
Reporters Gallery Removed.
Workmcn are busy to-day removing the re-
porters' gallery in the old House Of Representa-
tives at the Capitol. 1t was in use about half a
century.
A Proclamation.
President Grant has issued formal proclama-
ton carrying into effect the treaty between the
U. S. and the King of the Hiwaiin Islands made
on the Sd of Jan. All the preliminares agreed
upon then have been fulfilled by both counties.
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DEMOCRATIC RIOTERS BREAK vi
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Baltimore the Scene Of the TrOuble-T
Rioters Promptly Arrested.

Baltimore, Md, September 9. Hayes and
Wheeler meeting in the 18th ward. at Cross street
Market House, was broken up last night. by
roughs. Several shots were fired. One man,
VIM. Henry, was shot in the hip, and Mr.. Irving
Duty, who was addressing the audience, was bad
iy beaten about the head and face. The rioters
were promptly arrested This morning they
were baed, but were re- arrested and are in jail.
Warrants have been issued for roughs not cap
tured last night. The authorities are dete rmined
the rioters shall not escape due punishment.
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The Last Rally OF the Portland Republ
.ans-City Hall Crowded.

The Last Rally OF the FOrtlon0 hepWOlls
tans-City Hall Crowded.
The last rally of the republicans of Portland,
before State election, was held in City Hall on
Saturday evening last, and was the means Of
bringing together one of the largest and most en-
thusiastic audiences assembled in the city Of
Portland. 1t had been announced that Fred
Douglass and Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford Of New
York, we're to address the meeting, and as . natu-
raj conse quence, The hall was well filed long be-
fore the hour Of opening, and by eight o'clock it
was crowded to replenon, great many being
Unable to gam admission. Chambers Band was
in ate ndance, and as usual, furnished excellent
music.
The meeting was called to order at about 7'45.
by the chairman Of the republican CRY committee,
who called to the char Hon. W. w. Thomas Mr..
Thomas thansed his fellow citizens for the honor
conferred, and he conceived it to be an honor to
occupy any position in the republican party. lie
then announced that owing to severe indisp0stioD
Mr.. Douglass would be able to address the meet
ing. Tins proved great disappointment to the
large audieLce for many had come for the express
purpose OF he ring this colOred orator.
Gen. Woo ford was then introduced. and pro-
ceeded in calm and impressive manner to DIS
cuss the various political questions At issue. His
remarks in reference 10 Tden, rs the reform can
diate for the Presidency. were sarcastic,
and cuttiug in the extreme, aud were received Win
shout. Of laughter while the very mention OF l al
bots "war horse" brought down the house. The
fl al cisl question, one Of the all-importsnt ques
lions Of the hour, was handled in q careful and
concise manner showing that the best interests OF
the country demand the resumption of specie pay
meut Ii Ha, es aud Wheeler are elected, the re
sumption will SUI ely take place the frst day OF
January. 1879. The speaker also took up the
question OF the relation Of the whites to the black
lie believed in reform republicans rather than III
reform democrats, and be strongly advocated the
bringing to justice the thieves frum either party
lie c ed with brilliantly expressed hope that
at the polls would crown the Ell rts OF the
republican party. Round after round Of applause
rang through the vast hall as the gentleman re
sumed his seat. The chairman then called for
cheers for the speaker, and they were gwen with
a will. The address occupied forty five minutes
and Listened to with great attention, with fte-
qaent bursts of applause.
The chairman then declared the meeting ad-
journed to assemble at the polls on Monday next,
and prayed to God tina, succ.s would attend them
Tue meeting was a very successful one, and was q
fitting close to the most exciting campaign that
has been held for years 10 Portland. The meet.
ing would have been attended by the republican
campaign clubs of the city, but for their acceptance
of an invitation TO visit Biddeford and attend tine
grand rally there.
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BRUNSWICK.

Large and Enthusiastic Republican Raj
ly.
Brunswick. September 10. The Republicans
held another rally last evening at Lemont Hall
which was densely crowded, many being unable
to gain admission. The speakers were Hon. r.
B. Reed of Portland, and N. Webb, Esq. They
were escorted to the hall by the Contnentals, and
at the close Of the meeting the Continental par
AIDED the streets with torches and transparencies.
There was also fine display of FIRE works.
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Letter from Rev. Sylvanus Cobb of Boston, Editor
of the "Christian Freeman"

BosToN December "a, 1859.
DEAR SIR-It may be some satisfaction to you to
be Informed of the result of the trial Of the "Pe
ruvsn Syrup in my family My daughter was
brought low BY typhoid fever last spring, and af-
ter the fever left her she continued very weak, and
the simplest food distressed her. For months she
remained in the same debilitatel condition; but
from the lst of September last when she con
menced taking the Syrup, the digestive functions
improved and she steadily gained strength and vi
yacitv and now, having taken two bottles. she is
restored to good state of health; indeed. she APP
peared more really healthy than she has for several
years past. am of opinion that the "Protoxide
of Iron" contained in the Peruvian Syrup, was
adapted to her case, and effected what no other
known medicine could have Effected.
Yours truly. S. COBB.
sept6-teod&wlw
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PITTS SION.
Fatal Accident.

Gardiner, September 9. son Of Edward ID
Tasker Of Pi,tston, aged II. was seriously if not
fatally wounded this afternoon, by the accidental
discharge of revolver, which he was loading
The ball has not yet been found, having lodged
in tine ntestines. The boy is unconscious and | Ut
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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Political.
CALAIS.
Burglary.

Calais, September 8. Three houses were err
te, ed b, burglars, last p,gh,-HoHF. A. F,kes,
Mrs Webster Barnalds and Geo. BoArdmar,
The thieves got abou, Sc from r. A. Pixies, out
were unsuccessful at the other houses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11

Travellers to New York cannot fail to appreciate
the route from Boston over the New York
and New England Railroad. via Middletown,
which saves them twenty-:hree miles Of travel
over any other route between the two points.
This route has gained great favor in the snort
time since opened to the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11

A. S. Richmond Esq, and Geo. c. Hopkins,
Esq, have been holding large meetings In LIN
coin county. At Edgecomb, on Thursday even
ing; at Kings Mills, in Whtefeld; at Dresden,
on Saturday evening. At the later place the
Town Hall was crowded, the meeting continuing
until III O'Clock,
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GRAND REPUBLICAN TORCHLIGHI
PROCESSION IN BIDDEFORD.


Biddeford, September 9. The republicans had
= brilliant torchlight parade in this city, tonight
Il NO hundred and seventy-fve members of the
Saco and B;ddeford republican organizations
marched to the depot where they met nearly three
hundred men from the Portland and Cape Eliz-
abeth clubs. Many residences and business build
ings were illuminated, and decorated. The pro-
cesson looked finely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11

The dispatches of the election raturns will be
received and read this evening, at toe republican
and democratic headquarters. Those interested
will please not crowd into the telegraph Office as
they will be accommodated with all the returns
at the above places,
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thousands of testimonials to the efficacy and re-
markable cures of Adamson's Botanic Balsam can
be produced from leading citizens of the New
England States. 1t cures colds, coughs and all
throat and lung troubles. Sold everywhere at IS
cents. aug30-t&wlw
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Bright eyes, regular features and graceful
figure fail to produce their due effect if the COM
piexion is deaced with pimples or botches, or the
skin is rough or harsh. To remedy these defects
stores the tiuge Of you'll to gray locks.
SEM t&w4w
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati. Sept. Q. lss.
PORK-el6 rs al6 So.
LARD-steam ~ Al0k, Kettle, l3ol9k.
BULK MEATS-snOuiders OK -, clear rib eide
Ska-; clear sidcs skO.
Observation-Disclosures 7xa'h; clear rib sides ~
a.; clear sides 9Xelo.
WIS SEY--lU10
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Weather Probabilities for To. Day.
For the New England and the Middle States,
ising, followed by falling barometer, increasing
loneliness, possibly rain, north and east winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-11

Assumpsit against the defendant a. endorser Of
a promissory note for e9,l39 IS, dated st. Louls,
May 20, 1878; given by the Whitman Agricultural
Works, by Charles II. whitman, President pay-
able tour months alter date to the order OF c. =:
IL. l.. Whitman, al the Bank OF Commerce, n. ~.
corner Of Attn and Olive streets, 81. LOuts, with ID.
tereet at ten per cent. per annum from maturity:
Endorsed by said Z. 4. 4 II. l.. Whitman 70 said
dei't, and by said def't to the prn waving ds@nso
and notice. Demand and refusal at time ano piece
OF maturity alleged.
The declaration also contains money coons ~
elO co., under hich the plG specifics the NOE do
clared upon in the first count, and nothing else.
Addamnum Ai5OuO: date Of writ May .. 1875. ~.
turnaule TO said august Term. Baker = beee5,
Augusta, Attorneys to PHI
the writ.
3W37 Attest:-WM. M. STRATUM Clofk.
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KENNEBEC SIS. Supreme .Tadsciaicourt, As0sse
Term, 1915.
l.. IT, UNDERWOOD Va. GEORaFW WHITMAN.
A ND now on suggestion 10 TIE Court that the de'
N PENDANT, at the time of the service Of the writs
was not inhabitant of this state, and had no ten.
ant, agent or attorney ~iaain the "a, that ne
action, and that he has had NO notice Of
said suit and atrachSent, 1T IS. ORDERED. that
notice OF the penesncy OF this SUIT BE- givsa
attested COPY o. this order, together with ~
abstract OF The .laintis writ. three weeks sscces.
sively in the kennebec, Journal, nevspeper
printed mt Augusta, in the County Of Kenne6oc,
he last publication to be not less than thirty days
before the term If this Court, to be holden It
on che nird Tuesday of october ISIS that said de
fend,nt may then and there appear, and answe
to said suit, if he shall see cause.
Attest WM. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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MINI ESOTA.
Indian Matters.

Red Cloud Agency, September g.. The Indian
commission, which arrived Wednesday. held the
first convention here yesterday afternoon, about
$50 Indians being present, including Red Cloud,
II, d Dog, Old Man Afraid of his Horses, his son
ard Sitting Bull of the Ogallalla Sioux. In con-
ver.ation with q member of the commission, be-
fore the council, the Indians expressed joy at
their arrival. The Indians in excellent mood
for treaty
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EASTPORT.

Last Guns Of the Campaign.
Passport. September 9. Last rally of both par
ties occurred tonight, with addresses by local
speakers. No such work was ever done Is by
office holders during the past two weeks Money
to buy votes is reported plenty.
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BELFAS T..
Ere.

Belfast, September g.. The stable and ell OF
Charles Ii. Coordin, Congress street, were burned
this morning. The main house snd furniture were
saved, i'll damaged condition. Loss $1,000; in
sured.
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Drowned.

New York September 9. Ship Alexander Mar
shall arrived to-day from Liverpool, And reports
that August 81, Robert Larcombe, seaman, OF
Bangor. Maine, fell from the mizzen topgallsnt
mas, yerboard and was drowned.