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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-26
Affairs i'm Louisiana.
GOV. PACKARD AND HIS FRIENDS
LEAVE THE STATE HOUSE.
Packurd'S Address.

NEW ORLEANS, April %. by 4. NJ. Packard
and all his adherepts except one "Metropolii an y
left the State House, and Col. Baylor chief of po-
lice. directed squad of his men to take possession
of the building
Packard's militia left behind them about 200
stands of arms belonging to the State.
Nichols yesterday received many kilograms
from points in Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi
and Texas, offering congratulations on the wi h.
drawal Of troops.
Lou isiana says:
On this day, the fftieth anniversary of the sur
render of New Orleans to the forces of the United
States, it becomes my duty to announce to you
that the aid and countenance of the national gov
eminent have been Withdrawn from the repubi-
cans OF Louisiana, and that government revolu-
tionary in form is practically on the point of
usurping the control of affairs in this state
The history OF affairs in the state is reviewed at
some length, and then Packard concludes
81 waive none of my legal rights, but yield
only to superior force. / am wholly discouraged
by the fact that one by one the republican state
governments of the South have been forced to
succumb to force, fraud or policy.
Louisiana, the first state rehabilitated after the
war, is the last state whose government thus falls,
and believe II will be among the first to raise it.
self again to plane of equal and honest repre-
sentation.
l advise you to maintain your party organiza-
ton and continue to battle for the rights of cit-
zenship and free government. We strive for
these and not for man or men. 1t grieves me be-
yond expression, that the heroic efforts yon made,
and the cruel sufierIngs you have undergone to
maintain republican prime ples in Louisiana, have
had this bitter end.
To those who SO gallantly stood by me in the
long contest we passed through, | tender my
heartfelt thanks.
To all counsel peace, patience, fortitude, and
firm trust that eventually right and justice will
prevail"
Packard's parting with his police before he left
the building last night, is said to have been quite
an affecting affair. There were four hundred and
fifty of them, and every man wanted to shake
hands and escort him home.
The members of the Legislature in body at 2
Z. NJ, passed down ST. Charles street, on their
way to the state house, headed by Gov. Nichols.
New YORK, April 25. The proclamation of
Packard issued to-day, says: On this, the 10Th
anniversary Of the surrender of New Orleans to
United States forces, it becomes his duty to an
nounce to the republicans OF Louisiana that the
countenance of the national government has been
withdrawn from them. and revolutionary gov
ernment established.
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Mrs. LivermOre's Lecture.

Mrs. Mary A. Lvermore the able and eloquent
lady lecturer, spoke upon the subject of Temper
ance, her favolite theme, to a crowded house at
Granite Hall last evening. The meeting was held
under the auspices of the Ladies Union, who &C.
cupied seats upon the platform. Mrs Livermore
was introduced by Mrs. s. G. Sargent, President
of the Union. Mrs. Livermore said there was
heavy fighting call along the line" in the temper
ance cause. Efforts are being put forth never be-
fore resorted to. Men and women of divers
minds and methods of thinking and working have
a place and opportunity offered them-,he be-
levers in law, moral suason, the reformatt ny
work to lift up the down fallen.
The Great West, which she had recently vistt d.
was fairly alive. Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA, are marching on in the temperance work. In
the latter State, in the course of six months, 300
900 had placed their names to Francis Murphy
pledge--a man unlettered, but powerful in the
work. She had returned 10 Boston to find anoth-
err unlettered man, Moody, shaking the city and
rousng the people to noble efforts to save the ia
len. The mettods adopted by the reformed men
the best, for they ?erme ted with the spirit
OF love.
The lecturer next on,ijerej The formidable foe
gether. $G0,0O0,O00 are annually spent in the
United States for public instruction, and $780,
900, 900 for alcoholic drinks--an unequal contest
the uplifting aud the other debasing. Is there
nothing for women to do in this fierce struggle :
graphic description was given of the women's
crusade movement in the West, beginning in
prayer and resulting in victory. Man cannot eff
fectively work alone in this cause; neither can
woman. United they a unite. In all the
cities and larger towns the women Of the Tenn
perance Union are backing up the Reforms Clubs
Women can begin the temperance work with
the children, educating them to look upon drink
ing as something horrible. Women may not con-
troll in politics, but they control society,
and in that province can say who shall
70 in and who shall come out. We
are apt to beat back the poor
fallen women, from society. but extend the
hand of welcome to fallen men. Let us make no
distinction, and fix Gods standard of admission
for both men and women. To this point women
can bring society In many home women are
bearing the burdens that belong to the husband,
and is crushed beneath it. This wrong can be
righted.
She was confident that the temperance cause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-26
GAMERS AND TUMORS.

This cert,Iies that have been Dubbed for the
ist four years with a Cancer on my left side In
June 1876, II was cut out By sklul physician.
but did not effect cure, as it soon returned and
grew so that 1t extended from the centre of my
breast to my side under the arm pit. My friends
became ala med aud, hearing that 5. W. Tbbets
OF Pttsiield Me. was successful in treating Can.
GERS applied to him as forlorn hope. He told
me there was some danger in removing so large
Can err, but after advising with my friends con-
cluded to take the risk. By the application of
Plasiers he successfully removed. without any
hemorihage, the Cancer which was twenty three
inches IN circumference. l earnestly recomme nd
all persons afflicted with Cancers to apply a.
to ;. w Tibbets X son, Pittsileld. Me.
MRS. SAMUEL LIBBY.
witness :-SANrEL LIBBY.
Gardner, April oh, 1871 api26.t &wlt+
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Probable Murder,

BOsroN, April %. Samuel Kull, employed at
the dyehouse on George street. Highlands, was
discovered in the shed adjoining the establishment
with his skull fractured. lie is supposed to have
been murdered.
Wire Down.
Owing to the fire in Stamford, all the wires be-
tween Boston and New York are down.
Annual Meeting.
The twelfth annual meeting of the New Eng
land Cotton Manufacturers Association was held
here to-day. Twenty-Five new members were
elected. The following were chosen officers
President-llon. T.. A. Straw, Manchester, n.
ii.
Vice Presidents-Edward Atkinson, Boston
a. G.. Cummock, Lowell.
Directors-Charles Nourse, Woonsockct, Il. |. i;
John Kilburn, Salem; W illiam p Harris, Bidde-
ford, Me-; Theo. j. Borden, Fall River; Cyrus |.
Barker, Lewiston, Me-; Harvey Kent, Exeter.
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would finally triumph, but the child is not YET
born who would see its success. The religious ell
ement il the most powerful in the work, and no
reform is genuine unless resting on the religious
basis She felt deeply anxious for her country
when she knew that no drinking nation can ever
attain to high degree of civilization.
In closing, the lecturer urged her hearers to
cOnsccrato themselves TO the cause, and by vivid
deneation of battle scene, told them what was
meant by consccratiop. Mrs. Livermore's lecture
occupied one hour, and was listened to with
breathless attention by the large audience, not
outstanding the ungcntlemanly conduct
OF certain idiots with large boots who kept NOV
ing about the hail, making a disgusting exhibition
OF themselves.
At the beginning and close of the exercises. the
Augusta Quartette Club sang some of their gems
of music
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The lady or gentleman sojourners at fashionable
Seaside resorts or spas. may rest assured that
Genn's Sulpher Soap will furnish them certain
protection or prompt relief from irritation of the
cuticle, no matter from what cause arising, and
prevent tan or freckies. Sold by all druggists.
HIPS Hair and Whsker Dye, Black or Brown, 30
cents. apl4 -t& limo
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, April %. In the House to-day the
democrats passed resolutions declaring all men,
bers of the late Mackey House in contempt of the
legal house OF represeb tatives, and referring their
credentials to the joint committee Judiciary and
privileges and elections, TO pass upon their legsli-
ty and title to seats. This action was fercey con-
tested by the republican members of the Wallace
House, who held that the members of the Mackey
House, although they did wrong, were entitled,
upon prma iace showing, to their seats.
The committee has already gone to work and
will report to morrow. The probability is that all
the members Of the late Mackey House, with the
exception Of five or six will be admitted.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago April b. 1871.
FL lUR-Extra spring, 81 25i3 %.
WHEAr-So. spring, 504 alGt94; cash il6Ii4 q
Ct; May | iG}s; June No. 8. 1 5i-al 5ja
al 81; rejected, 2ial 23-.
CORN No. mixed. IS -; cash 81 /; May. Il ! !;
June. SOL.
0ATs-tl-a-c. sash. AZ. May 9s June.
RYE-No. ,, 30 e.
BARLEY-So.2 spring, &c arse.
PORK - Cash. 10 60 al 80 all wear, IL 30,
May, II 62l. June, Is 80
LARD Cash, 10 0j cash; 10 07-al) or, May :;
June 10 2J-a0.O0.
BULK MEArS-shouders, 5i4a-c; short rib
sides, 5ta &C.; short clear rib, sA.tc.
WHlskEY-Western, or.
tRElGHrs-Corn to Buffalo. 5Ic., wheat do.
lass.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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9aila Keansbrr gcnrnal.
PORTLAND.
Verdict.
II @ tn p

PORTLAND, April %. The second trial Of the
case Parker against Daily Press, for damages for
injuries received by falling down an elevator way.
resulted in the jury this morning bringing in a
verdict of four thousand dollars for the plaintiff.
The case will be carried up TO the law court.
The Powder Mills.
1t has transpired that the Oriental Powder Mills
at Gambo, on the Presumpscot, have contracts
partly filed for quarter Of million Of dollars
worth Of rifle powder, for Russia. This was the
reason for their anxiety to save the water in the
late drought, which occasioned the law proceed
ings.
In the latter part Of January, three Russian
officers of distinction, e colonel of artillery on
the staff Of the Grand Duke Nichols, another an
officer of the Ordnance Department. as the third
connected with the Engineer Corps, visited Port
land. They remained but few hours, proceed
ing almost Immediately to Gambo, where the mills
Of the Oriental Powder Company are situated.
They remained there several days, ex am ming
the works, and making drawings of them and al
so of the machinery. They were SO pleased with
the mills that they anxious that duplicates of
| the machinery and works should be made and
sent to Russia, but this they were unable to &C.
complish
They however made contracts with the company
for great quantity of the best rifle powder, which
has been made and forwarded. The powder stood
the severest tests made by Russian officers in New
York, aud it was declared by them to be the best
| in the world.
OF several hundred tons Of powder manufac-
tured under these contracts, and still manufactur-
| ing, rot one pound has been rejected. The value
| OF the contracts amounts to over Two hundred and
| fifty thousand dollars.
If it had not been for the welcome rains that
| gave such an abundance of water to Sebago
| Lake, the company might have lost on their con-
| tracts.
Mary NJ. Mcdonald, pleaded guilty Of infant
icide 10 ncpal court to-day, and was commit
| ted.
Sentenced.
In the United States court to-day, Vim. Case
plead guilty to breaking into the post Office at
West Gardiner, and was sentenced to ten years in
Augusta jail.
Railroad Accident.
VIM. Lang, a brakeman, was fatally injured on
the Grand Trunk at New Gloucester, to night, by
being struck by bridge. lie belonged At Locke 3
Mills.
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Acting "lke a charm" means ruin to the stom-
ach. As a sure and safe remedy for colds, coughs
and sore lungs, take Forest Tar" 1t never fails
to do good and never does harm. mat2l- t&wlm
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EVENING.

At 30 anniversaries of the Womans Foreign
Mission Society and Pastors and Ladies Chris
tan Union.
The speakers wei DR.. Frost and Mrs. Steele.
Programme of exercises for Thursday 9 \
NJ, Conference business. 2 F. NJ, S. 5. Annivcr-
sary. L. NJ, Temperance Anniversary.
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The Metropolitan Theatre will present at Gran
G Hall, on Friday (,o-morrow) evening, the great
anil popular drama of"The Two Orphans, which
has me, with such favor wherever it has been en- p
acted. 1t is produced by this company with new
aud elegant scenery and costly costumes. Mr..
John Murray is the principal star in the organ1a-
ton. He is always a favorite here, where the
people recognize his ability as an artist. Tickets
for the entertainment on Friday evening, may be
had at the Office of the Eastern Express Company.
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& ,,tv UnIysrsisy Notes.

The present term will close next Tuesday. The
examinations will be Saturday, Monday and Tues
day. We shall have but week of vacation.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Hardwood of Bangor.
will preach before the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and Boardman Missionary Society. Rev.
" A. NeWcombe Of HaIloweIl, win probably
preach the first sermon of next term.
Our base ball nine is in constant practice, and
il very strong team. 1t will play with the Bates
College nine May I'd. Some ofthe nine will com
pare fayorably with the best players in the State,
while others, that promise well, have not had
last evening at the Baptist church, occurred
the Sophomore Prize Defamation. Music by
Hama gan's Orchestra Of Augusta. 1t was partic-
mated in by only sixteen members seleoNd from
he entire class. The following is the programme
Music.
PRAY
MUSIC.
>-,,ional Security and Nationa al FAITH, Sumner.
l. CHARLES 4. Conant.
. Eulogy on O'Connell, -Se~ard
2 the Il st predicter OF an Ecpse,-o NJ Matched.
l. Sectional services in the last war-Caleo Gushing
~ Hannibal 4. Hamlin.
8 Moral and Intellectual Efficacy OF the
Sacred Scriptures, Highland.
Charles S. Lemont.
G. The American War; Chatham
I. Charles SUMNER SchnrT; u,.,,,n,on n.vo
s. Cleopatra Dying Gen. LWie; -,..
MUSIC,
q The Patriots OF the French Revolution.
% " Lamarfins
William K. Morang
10. Extract from Concord Speech, Curtis.
" c. Edison Owen
' Willard X Page
4, Duty of the American scholar Curtis.
" Frank DeLaM. Patten
=, ,,.,,,.s,, p..a,, Nro1jvie.s Translation.
i'' William n. Phbrook
IT. Appleton IL. Piaisted.
i'' AfP0 IVA Allen p Soul
i've N sLizzie Mathews
Music.
~Not reading for prize
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Another Life Insurance Company in ths
Mists and ShR dows.

Another Life Insurance Company In the
Mists and Ship dows.
The announcement comes from New York that
warrants have been issued for the arrest of T. S..
Lamhard. NJ. d. President; James Cruikshank,
Secretary Moreau Morris, Vice President; John
Paterson and A. Read, Actuaries, of the Amer-
Popular Life Ins. CO.. on charges OF fraud and
swndling. State Superintendent Smith reports
charges of fraud and perjury against the officers
and the company has been enjoined from doing
any further business. The Commissioner reports
a discrepancy of over 100000 between the assets
sworn to and the actual assets, and a like dis
crepancy of over Sl3j000 in the statement of IL
abilities. The superintendent statement puts
the total assets at $3.50 62j37, and the total liabi
tiles Sj4i ,69jif. The Company had several Off
ces in Maine, and has doubtless issued many poll
cics in the State II claimed an improved system
OF basng rates upon estimates of the probable
longevity of the insured and the President made
a practice advertising the system extensively
through the newspapers, and by lectures on obi
onetry," etc. These lectures were given in this
city before large audiences, although Flew if any
policies were taken here. DIR. Lambert also
gave interesting lectures on temperance, and the
laws of health in general lie impressed all with
whom he came in contact with lis fairness, candor
and apparent honesty. lie came with good ere
dentals as physician Of integrity and standing,
a regular graduate, and a man CT wealth. The
people are not to be blamed for trusting him or
taking stock in the merits of the company he rep
resented. If this company, following the exam
Piles of others, has gone to the wall account of
fraud, poor investments, and the lack of shrewd
business capacity, it is no reason why other life
compane, should be distrusted or that men in
general are knaves and liars. We remember sew
eral savings banks in Maine failed, but there re-
main savings banks good as gold. A professed
Christian, like Judas of old, betrays his Master,
but there are good and true souls in the Church of
Christ, who are sure 10 be counted as jewels. But
il nevertheless causes terrible wrench " to the
moral fabric when men like DIR. Lambert fall.
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GARDINER.
NJ. Z. Conference.

GARDINER, April Is. The ffty-third session
of the Maine Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copsl Church, commenced here this morning
Bishop Scott presiding. Conference business will
occupy the morning hours through the week
Sabbath school and temperance anniversaries on
Thursday afternoon. Educational anniversary on
Saturday afternoon. The appointments will be
announced MONDAY afternoon or evening
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Race
CONDENSED TELI.GRAMS.

QUEBEC, April Is. The river is open to Mon.
treal. The ship Lake Erie from Glasgow, is the
first arrival here of the season.
OTTAWA, April 25. The House of Commons
by vote of los to 50, have approved of the gov
ernments Canadian Pacific Railroad policy.
Base Ball.-At New York, Hartfords II, Alas.
kas 0. AT Pittsburg, Pa, ALE ghsnies 3, Louis.
yiles l.. At Indianapolis, Syracuse Stars 3, In.
dianapois 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-26

The steamer Henry Morrison is to receive new
boilers, preparatory to being placed on the route
between the Kennebec river and the seaside. 1t
will then be . first class boat for the route.
Messrs. c. A. & j. ID. White Of Gardiner. are
among the largest owners in the boat, and intend
10 take personal interest in its success this sum-