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Registers Order,
REGISTER 8 UFFICR.

ACW Oospic w., uno H.
UPON the application OF George Dat|
ty, Executor of George Dougheny
late OF Brandywine Hundred Ii 1
county, decd, 1t Is ordered and dlnea|
the Register that the Executor 4
said, give notice of the granting OiA|
OF Testamentary upon the Estale, 4
deceased, with the date of granting ID
by causing advertisements To Be
within forty days from the date
Letters, in six of the most publlcplH
the County of New Castle, reqllhl|
persons having demands against VI
tate, to present the same, or abide
Act of Assembly in such case mSst
provided. And also cause the sam
Inserted within the same period II
DAILY GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
In Wilmington, and to be continuda
three weeks. (e. o. d. IL
s, Given under the hand and
}L.s. Office of the Register aiofall
t~o~-' New Castle, in New CastleC
Aforesaid, the day and year aboyeVr
s. @. BIGGS, Real
NOTICE
All persons having claims anN1
Estate of the deceased must prN
same duly attested 10 the EIea
or before June 18th, 1873, or aaa
Act OF Assembly in such case mss1
provided. GEORGE D0UGHEKl
Address, Wilmington, Del. EiS'|
jy2-3weod
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'MoLLIE MAGUIRE COMMUNISTS rs

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 3Oth.-Tbe
worBtrgmen's meeting tonight wss or.
derly, 2,2O0 men being in attendance. P
f: McGulre, the principal speaker, said
guires, shed on the scaffold, cried tc
Heaven for vengeance. They had beer
killed to satisfy That blood thirsty wretch
Frank b. Gowan, of the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad. The song "Ten Mol
lie Maguires Lie Wondering in the:l
Graves" would be sung and be the bea
con of hope to show that their blood wa
not shed In vain.
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THB railroad companies own most of the
mines. They own also the stock on hant
OF coal. If; in consequence OF the stdpidi
ty of the miners, coal goes up the rail
road companies profit by it. The miners
profess TO hate the companies hence they
Hood he mine. and all this they are doing
IN the name and on behalf of the woikir:
men of the United St&tesl 1t 5 really one
OF the mos, remarkable cases OF blind. ur,
reasoning folly in history.
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Preparing for a Decisive Blow

1t is evident, from the news conveyed
in our latest dispatches, that the crisis Of
the C: mpAien in European Turkey is ap,
pfoachiug. Goth bellige:ents are plepar
ing for de, is!ve battle that will def rite
ly SCI. e their relations with regard 10
Bulgelia. And as the fate of that pro-
vince will determine that of the adjoiD-
ing one, Ronnel'a, the Ottoman power
in Europe is either about TO be crushed
fore yer or to receive now lease of exist
ence.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-31

The Southern people must have very
horrid idea of the average honesty of the
people of the North If they read the Repub-
llcan papers printed in the States whence
the carpet-bag thieves came from. We
believe there has not been an honest carpet.
bag Governor in any of the Southern States
aad yet they are all defended and pronoun.
ced TO be equal to the best people here, unit
they are proved guilty of some penitentiarS
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The RAILROAD TROUBLE AT AN END.
Evidently the backbone of the strike is
broken and the trouble on the railroads I
an end. Trains were started yesterday and
this morning on all the roads and safely
landed their freight at their irSestined points
The great trouble now will be the arrest
trial, conviction and punishment of the
wicked men engaged in the strike and muir
aers AID destruction of property.
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The Boston Herald observes that "the
democrats of Ohio certainly made the
best use of their opportunities at tie state
convention on Wednesday, In the first
place, they threw overheard the old
party hacks and nominated a new and
clean man." The milk in the Bishor
cocoanut simply as that he can carr,
Hamilton county and beat Stanley Mat,
thews for the Senate.
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The Herald sagely observes that "tbe
second report of the customhouse com.
mittee clearly shows that most of the
complaints made against the manage
ment arise from the influence of politi-
clans in procuring nominations of their
favorites to customhouse places"
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Bradford D. Clark, said to be a we'll
known Boston forger, and who Is charg.
ed with forging promissory note on the
hrn OF Winthrop, Cunningham & Sons,
OF Philadelphia, for $4,000, has arrived in
New York from Baltimore, where he is
further charged with forging the name of
Mrs. Dandon to promissory note. He
is member of Boston drug firm, and
has brother living in New York.
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FNAx PAYERS, TAKE NoTICEl


CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1877.
The undersigned receivers of taxes fer
the city Of Wilmington, will be at
No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and
after the ID day OF July, 1877, between the
hours of and IL In the morning, and from
2 to in the afternoon, for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there will be reduction of five cents
on every dollar and all taxes paid on or
after the first day of August, including the
first Tuesday of September shall be payable
without a deduction or addition as afore.
said and all taxes unpaid on the day next
after the first Tuesday of Septem ber, shall
be increased by the addition of I'VE pei
centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District (including all
north of Sixth street.)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (iucludiLg al
south of Sixth street.) jy6
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A SUCcEss.-The excursion to Penrs-
grove, given on lsst Thursday by the Jec-
ferson Club, We not only success So
cially but financially. This speaks very
highly for the association, very few
excursions are now paying.
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MERRis TAYt OR, Secretary. jyas-st
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United States, for the District of Della

IN, THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United States, for the District of Della
ware. .fy t...'
in the Matter OF John McLear a Son
Bankrupts. Bankruptcy. At Whining
ton, in said District, on the Twentieth day
of July, A. D., 1877.
DISTRICT of DELAWARE, IS:
Notice is hereby given that q Petition has
been filed in said court by John p. Nc
Lear, OF Wilmington, in said District
duly declared a Bankrupt under the act of
Congress of March 2, 1867, for discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts,
and other claims provable under said act,
and that the Seventh day of Sept. 1877,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, is assigned for thehear-
ing of the same, at Wilmington aforesaid
when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may appearand show cause, II any
they have,why the prayer OF the said feti-
ton should not be granted.
y. REDMOND SMITH,
Clerk of the U. s. District Court,
Jy21-ltawtsePE Delaware District.
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6972 Cash Prizes amounting to S3IO.O09
Whole Tickets SO, HdtUeS So. Quarter So 80,
Ii Tickets 800. 334 Tickets $500, 56K
Itckets $500.
Remittances can be made by Mail Ex-
press, Draft, T, 0. Order or Registered Let
ter made payable TO q. W. Barrow & Co.
All communications connected with the
Distribution, or orders for tickets. and ap-
be addressed to
C. w. BARROW a. CO..
General Managers.
Or THOS. II. HAYS d CO.,
GENERAL. EASTERN AGENTS
Rem ember Aug. 30. 6g7 Broad way N. Y
No time Tor delay now. jylO-d&w2m
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REMOVAL.
GEORdB O'NIrr,7

1"OR1IO ON IFT,T,,
Notary Public and Justice of the
Peace,
Has removed to No. $40 Market street
alongside ,iod the City Hall toffice lately occu
edgements carefully aiken. u. 6. Pension
er's papers certified. Patronage respectful
solIelteo. iy25-6t
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FNOTICES.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION

citation, will Be held on Tuesday evening
lex, July 3ist, at so'clock, in tine rooms OF
the Jefferson Democratic CLUB, N. w. cor
ner Seventh and Market streets (secoud
floor front.) A full attendance Is request
ed. JAMES W. WARE,
r,, ~s Chairman.
Avpurs n W an Gaarafarv ivZ2 n
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Ky. Treas.
The public is respectfully notified that in
consequence of the precedent established by
the former Company, and not wishing to
make scaled or fractional Drawing, the
management have made short postpone
ment of sixty days. While regretting TO
ask the indulgence of their patrons even
for this short period, 1t is on their account
that this postponement is made, as many
have expressed their wishes that this Draw
ing should be a full one.
The Company is pleased to announce
that the Courts OF Kentucky have decided
that the charter under which their distribu-
tions take place is
The daily gazette., 1877-07-31

THR DELAwARE GAZETTE, established
In 11S4, Ia the largest and most fiourishing
weekly paper In the State, and has q larger
circulation man any otheron the Peninsula.
Published every Thursday afternoon, at 81
per year, In advance.
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Ths Saily 6azstts.

THE DAILY GAZETTE Ii published every
afternoon isunday excepted y at 416 Market
esrees, and served by carriers TO subscribers
all rarts of the city and surrounding
towns and villages, for six cents a week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, S3 in
n&vonee, 81 tsf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-25
81 e u O n.
Yorne6m II. @ering.
Cine
8ei&t6te aus Der Sreta8ne
BON
2aarrtn be S~iponuters.
(8ortfesuns)

gbsn NOR er bamit gu gnbe, % fos oas
Seuiter auf; blisIdnea erbob er iid gu
iteuem Sample; es NOR Yontems, Der,
6urd Dos 8erdul1 oes &instampies bers
bsiselodt, Die altane binan setlettert mar.
,&ein Wort!" iasts auoreas baftig.
,,nenn meinen Iamen niht! Sic fino oa
or;nnen; GID adt, oab fs ni4t mudien!"
gontemps MAJ gang psrbllft, modte
aroBe ausen, mas ieinen Serrn BON &opf
bis III 6iben unb tpuroe julebt tuioer isine
@swobnbeit 10 familidr, oaB er ibu @lieo
fir @lieo betaitete, Oh er au4 tsinen S4a'
6sn s%eIitten babe.
sd bin nur stlpas binter ben gtbeu,
sstommen =" iaste anoreas Id9elno,
otueiter ni4ts."
Sebt erbeiterte id has @elidt bes
euten Wsnlden; abweGieno betra6tete er
Ieinen Ssrrn unb Den unfOrmliden 8aQen,
aus wel9em bier elm 8eiu, bort elm Arm
berporl9aute. Sas ma9te ibm einen 10
un~sebeueren SpaB, bab .r Die Sano in
ben Munb Itedte, nm iein 9aden gu mdbi.
gen. Na9oem er iid enoli9 %be3uunsen.
iaste er: ~Sie Baggage 1T gut 9spGdt
mObin ioa lie uerlaoen peroen? Was tpers
ben oieie 8erls li4 in benz Sad besuden !"
ygs 1T senus jest," laste anbreas.
.,sib obt auf Die Suri9e" Sontemps
isBte ii9 FITTINGS auf ieine Baggage" uno
Iisb ben Reft ieinei Ssiterfeit in bumoriii.
ifiiden SeufSern aus. rWie 5drtli9 bel
chamber! 10 seb0rt lids, Sped uno
Sdwart bibI9 beiiammen; bJbt Sbr
Gu6 10 LANCE bonn Satan reiten laiien 4;
i'd thus btQiser!" 8dbreno Sontemps
F6 10 ibsr Die Spibbuben erluitiste, bic
i'm i6perli9 b6rten uub gu ieiner 9er=
numbering f4 gar ni9t riibrten, nabm
Serr BON Wilp Die Diam anten bonn So.
min uno ltedte lie nebIt Den 8slorolen, an
bsnen &.rmeur nod 10 eben feline babsie.
rise Seele selabt bate, Su i4, Damn DHs
uete er oas Jeniter uno lieB mittels Der
Stanse sinise Yatete binuntsr. 8aum
3wei Winuten mo9ten barber perfloiien
iein, als i9 mebrere Stimmen bon Der
Srsppe Der pernebmen lisB.n.
SD bore Stimmsn." Riiterte Yon-
temps.
Dad bid fort !" befabl a1oreas leiie,
lid ns9me nod ben Suno."
Ginise Sstunosn Ipdter iaben bsioe i'm
Ra6en; ie iesten ni4t iber, ionoern fub.
rem obudrts uno ruberten cine 9iertelitun=
be lang nit aler anltreusuns. &ai4 slitt
DER Naden jest auf benz 5liB9en oa-
bin, bas li6 our9 Walo unb Wieie bin.
our4idldnselt, nm na4 Swei Oosr orei
Stunbsn in Die Mapenne 3i miioen. als
lie Iuben, BOP ie nidt perfOlst wuroen,
lsste Nnoreas bas &uoer bel Settle.
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g Gapitel.

gs tpar Elm 1br Die Ha9t nit ibren
5ittsrnoen Sterneni6eir lauidte idpeisent
o.m 9ebeimnibpoIsn 2eben uno Wsben in
Der Natur BON 3eit gu 3sit f~liiterte Elm
Lilies 2iit9en in benz @eltrdu4 ON uIer
laneiam slitt Der &abn auf benz tlaren
@aHeripie9el 6abin, aus pel4em Der Sim=
mel ME Elm funteluoes Yano aufleu1tete,
mitunter i4neQte Elm 5ii9lein aus itrab.
lenoem perlentreiie empor, als obs inn
Su poblis pdre in Dem fiibIsn glemente.
@arum berrI6t bort in Der Natur 10 tie-
fer Sriebe, oadte 4nbreas, uno in oer
Msnl6supelt spis Sturm unb Streit ?
So buidte elm 86slein eri4roden aus
Dem @eioenssbii1, oas Der Na9en eben
s~etreift bate, unb fog an's jenieitiss
lIfer. au9 in Der Hatur 1T Ineit uno
Sareden, murmelte anoreas, nur oa bro.
ben iiber Den Stsrnen 1T Rube! =
SAT- 5tpsi Stunoen parsn perfloE.n, felt
lie Noirieur perlaIien batten /; tsin Wort
batten lie matchmaker esps9Ielt. Sen
9uten Sontemps qudlte Die anseborens
&eoieligtsit, aber aus adtuns Dor ieinsm
Serrn paste er ni9t Suerit 5u lpre9sn.
9u tam Die Teusieroe bin,u, unb nun
fonnte er ni6t mebr an Ii9 baltsn. Ssrr
bon Milp, Der bisber unbens9lid oa ge-
ieien, bate lid mebtmals erbobsn, UNI
afmertiam cine ountle Waiie Su figirsn, biz
Den @efdtstreis auf einise bunbsrt S9rit.
te gntfernuns abi4lob. YOntemps mubts
ipifen, mas es sete.
rMit 8erlaub, Ssrr anbrsas, birff it
pObI fraSen, no Die 5a5rt binssbt2 {"
"Na4 TeusBieie; bier 1T i9on Der
Walo."
limb BON ba 2"
Rad 8ennes."
sSie Damen iino alio bort ?"
nSauobL Srsuno."
oaber 5err, penn's nidt raider sebt,
oauert's nod lang bis oabin." b
DSei unbsiorst in 0eu. @ieIe lteben
Yferoe in Sereiti9aft."
uSie uiiisn aIio, no Die 9amsn Iino e.
p2sioer psib i6 nur, oab Ie in 8ennss
fno, in Yaroou's Sauis."
n8d9rsnb sic alio bas Saus lu&sn,
tusroen Die S%pisbubsn 3eit baben, ii4
ber6ei gu MAIDEN"
nGreili9, aber tannf ou es psrbin-
bern ?"
nSebt ni6t mebr; aber eben bate i6 i6nen
Die SaIsbinoe stpas feitsr 5ujieben ION.
men,"
r6rsunb, osrslei4sn WiitsI wioerfrebsn
mir"
Dgs Iinb benn bod Spibbubsn, Ssrr."
nOarum mub mon tie benz Senterstnsat
%iberlaRsn."
9as 3pie9eiprd4 itodte, = Der Raden
mar unter cine 2aube GROCER Ydume elm.
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Su pertauibeu.

Ter llntulsttnstt plrf6t feline In Ritpatt Go. Dinx
2 Battltn ssn @ranbs. 8 utttl,n psn Nissaa unt 20 Wdi,n
sen =. yeiu ~edtstnsn Si11 Gdu qanb unt gDale ssatn
eth eDebntaus. ntbf Sartsn In iretne elmer Staet ,u psr.
taul6sn. Nut ben eanhs ftbt Elm Bramttaus uas etal.
lunstn. Nlts III ~snstfsntt une In gutter aultur. Das PAM
lttet blot an Der iatbelif6sn 8irHt.
Dsstn nabuu ausiunft ptuts man dd an Germ .
sum. We; f5:S gp altinatpnfrabs, Dubuque, Ssra, cher an
bic Wteasttsn eidts 6lattts. ". 9. 3fi- sb,p. ba.
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Siebentss 8apitsl.

Die Stabt Rsnnss bate bamals elm
gang eissntbimli4es 4usieben, bas aud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-25

down his pipe rose from bis chair, smots the table
with his clenched fst, and with his provelbis en-
ergy declared: "Those proceedings OF the court
martial shall he stopped sir George Croghan
shall get drunk every day of his life. if be want,
to, and, BY the Eternal, the United States shall
pay for the whiskey Z"
As a member Of cold water temple, Cen
Jackson's speech canaot be applauded. Nor does
he make much better show rs Clyh service
Reformer. but think he came much nearer the
American heart ! think he represented mnch
more accurately the real wishes OF the
American people, and ! think, also, thst
work than the Rrformer, represent her, the peo-
ple would still forgive Mr.. Schurz most freely ~
breaking his rules and retaining her. at then
expense than for casting her adr't in The interests
Of a rigid and economical integrity.
! have heard that Mss Meade, having been dis-
missed, was afterwards returned TO her post by
the Presidents own intervention uu.t m, Is
true. ! am sure that 10 one act Of his whole Re-
form would be more credltabie to hls head, or
would more recommend him to the -ynpaIhy OF
the people
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SEEADEN CON - *
OF AUGUSTA.
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The Albany Journal says: "Whether
the Presidents action ia South Carolina
and Louisiana was right or wrong is
question upon which republicans differ.
That action, however, is past; it does not
affect the vital republican creed; republi-
cans can differ upon it without sacrificing
their republicanism; and the the repubi-
cans OF Maine very properly deemed it
unnecessary to make any expression on
the subject. But whether republicans ac-
cept or reject the Presidents action, they
agree upon the rightful claim of their par
ty to the contested States, and upon the
dangers OF a united South welded as
solid political power by the old masters Of
that section. And this is just what the
republicans Of Maine declared"
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strous political fraud recorded in history" which
has deprived the American people of their right
fully chosen President, and placed usurper in
the chair at Washington.
On this question there is but one opinion, one
voice, and one verdict among the 1890, 600 demo-
ciats of these United stshs. The democracy of
Maine unanimously declared it in their resolu.
ton.
Shall the democrats of Maine by such an inter-
probation and such proclamation by their csnd-
date for Governor, be thus discovered from their
noble and patriotic candidates for President aud
Vice Presi lent who were hosen to the Chief Mag
,Iacy Of the Union, and from the 4 100000 OF
their brethren in the other 81 States
And right here a most serious aud important
question confronts every true democrat in Maine
1t is this Can they make this great cline OF the
Electoral Commission against popular government
odious that no party will dare to attempt ITS
repetition" BY VOTING FOR A CANDIDATE
who in his letter of acceptance, pronounces the
title of Mr.. Hayes to the office of President valid,
and the decision OF the Electoral Commission Ju
dicially right; pom what times have we fallen
Oh. the humiliation, the degradation, that this
great fraud first triumphant IN American history
should first be "condoned-once coIdoned' here
on the soil of Maine, by one who has Just been
bonorcdby a nomination for Governor for the de-
mocracy of the State
Shall the democrats of M.ile indcr,e TIL. en-
dor.er of the Great Fraud
Poor Joseph ii. Williams. In the light
of the above article he may read the fate
impending over him. The Bourbon
hounds from kiuery to Quoddy are on his
track.
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District Court OF the United States, Dis.
trlct of Maine.


james " Mckenney, p.,,
Bdnkrupt.) NJ -
INHlS ~ to give notice that Petition has been
L presented 10 the court, this thirty first ~ of
July, 1877, by james W Mckcnney of Bethel, IN
said District, II Bankrupt, praying that he may be
decrecd to have fun discharge from all mis- DE- bis
prov able NJ der the Bankrupt Act: and upon read
ing SAID Petiion IL Is ORDERED by the ourt that
. hearing be had upoa the same on the first Mon
day OF October, A. ID. 1871, bef re the court in
Portland In sad District, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
that notice thereof be published IN the oxford
Democrat ard the Weekly kennehee journal.
newspapers printed in said Di-trc once a week
for three successive week., the last publication to
be thirty days, at least before the day hearing,
and that all creditors WIN have proved their debts
and other persons in Interest, may appear at said
lime and place and show cause IL any they have,
Why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
WILLIAM L. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District.
au95
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Oak Grove Seminary
AND
COM E.lsCEAE 0EsEGE

School year higgins Aug 2lst. our distinct
courses Of sttdy-College Preparatory, Ladles'
tpIiegiate Normal and Commercial. Practical
business Taught by experienced teachers thus
thoroughly htlng students loI The counting room.
ENpeutes less than at any ether institution. send
Tor catalogues to
GEO. A. KILGORE, Yassalboro Me.
aug9flm
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District Court of the United States,
District of Maine,
In the matter Of
Jonathan X. Ryerson, In Banku

In the matter OF
Jonathan Il. Ryerson, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
rI,HI: is to give notice that petition has been
L presented to the Court this 27th day of July,
1877, by jonathan H. Ryerson, of Winsow, in said
District, Bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed to have full discharge from all his debts,
pIovable under the Bankrupt Act and upon
reading said petition it Is ORDERED by the Court
that hearing be had upon the same on the
first Monday OF October, \. d., 1871, before
the Court in Portland, in said District, at 10
O'Clock 4. NJ; and that notice thereof be published
in the Daily kennebec journal, and Daily Port
land Advertiser, newspapers printed In said Dis
once in the Weekly Kennebec Journal and Port
land Advertiser, the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the day OF hearing, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts,
aud other persons in interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, if any they
have why the pray er of said petition should not
he granted
WIN. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
mol. . Nun ttYI :
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Notice of Assignee Of His Appointment.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAISE.
In the matter Charles +. Collier
an Er tstus ID. Hamilton, lndividu- In
ally, and members OF the hrm OF Bankruptcy.
Golfer, Hamilton Co.
Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Augusta, the 25d day of July, A. d. 1871.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pOintment Assignee In place OF Joseph A.
Sanboru. deceased, oil Charles Il. Collier and Eras :
tus ID. Hamilton, of Augusta, in the County Of
Kennebec, and State of Maine, within said District,
who have been adjudged Bankrupts upon petition
OF their creditors BY the District Court Of said Dis
trict.
SAMUEL TITCOMB, Assignee.
tluly2s ,augi ,lI&waugl
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FOR GoVERNOR

REPUBLICAN NOMINATE 1Ns.
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piRTRlGE BROS,
U. S. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, August 20tb, ls77.
hl9Tiutr OF MAINE, -: h- Is 10 give no.
II tice that on the i7th day OF August, 4. u
1871, warrant in BANKRUPTCY wa Issued against
The Estate OF Augustus : Tack o. Fayett- in the
County OF k"nuehtc, and State oi Maine, who has
been adjudged = Bankrupt on his own petition
II ed IN The District Court Tor sHid district August
l1th, \. u ls17, that the pa ultnt of any lie t.,
aud delivery ut any property hclorglng to sad
Bankrupt, 10 him or for hl4 u-c sud The transfer
OF any property by him ,r' i,rb ,iden lN law, that
the ing OF The Clediuts IT -al1 Bankrupt, 10
prove their debt, and 10 rhr Sc one or more A..
tigures OF his E-tite. Wlh bc "a. ld ut a Count +
BankruI " "a he holden At the Count House in
Angus a. IN said Dis riot hefur. John ". MAY,
Erq, Register, on the nun dit oi September, 4,
II le71, a. 20 - lock \. NJ.
:. ;. MARBT f,
I. :. Marshal a. Me-tclSrr. iOI enid bI,lri.t.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-25
ELUST Ba SOLD

,,.a TWO STORY HOUSE, with Large
S-%s;s "a Lot Land, In Desrab Locanty in this
kssfpy slIs clty. Terms Fay. Inquire OF
sxsc1=--x1 GEO. T.. WEEKS.
Augusta, July :, -. iulys.ttf