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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

The City Collector has notice in our columns
that will deeply interest those who have not paid
their taxes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
LARGE CHORUS
TAXES FOR 1876.

The taxes for lo1G remaining unpaid must be paid
within the next four weeks. The property of dc.
lnquents will forthwith be advertised Gor taxes,
and sold If the taxes are not paid forthwith. The
Treasurer and Collectors office will be open on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
of each week, Tor receipt OF taxes. The Collector
VIII be out the remainder of the week making costs
for those who have not paid.
ss- To avoid Costs CALL AND PAY before
being called on.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Feb. y, 1877. febl3-t3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

deep religious. interest has prevailed at
Cooper hill, in Riverside, where the Friends have
been laboring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

No remedial agent has ever been offered to the
sick aud debilittted at all comparable ID Hostel
teI's stomach Btters, in cases Of remi.tent and in
termittent fevers, constipation, nervous ailments
rheumatism and disorders involving constitutional
weakness or physical decay. 1t literally "works
wonders" The botanic ingredients which its spir
ituOus basis holds in solution. act like a charm up
on the stomach, and through the stomach upon
the brain, liyer bowels and nervous system
Their is nothing IN It's composition that Is not salu-
brieus. 1t contains some OF the most potent tOnics
of the vegetable kingdom and the juices OF the bes
aperient and anti-bious roots and herbs, com.
hined with perfectly pure stimulating element
The Bitters peculiarly adapted to those en-.
gagged ia eXhaustlng or unhealthy occupations, as
by Its use strength is sustained and the ability OF
the system to resist atmos pheric and other iniu.
ences prejudicial to health largely increased.
teb1-teOd& Wlw,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

1t may seem nearer spring than it really Is, on
account of the adjournment of the legislature.
Only fourteen days more, anyhow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

dwelling houses for their own use, the presen
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

Detective Zundt of Brooklyn, has been notified
that members of the Rubenstein family have con-
spired to steal one of his children, because he was
the means of the arrest Of Rubenstein, the muir
derer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
iAarrtfn.

In Boston. 18Th rlt by Rev. W II Cudworth,
Charles y, Jones oil Boston, to Lizzie A. Gage OF
Augusta.
la Newport 81 inst, Sylyanus u. White OF 81
Albans, to Miss Lucy a. Debe, TX OF Cliff on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
HIDDEFORD.
Religious.

BIDDEFORD. February II. Religious revivals
have spread to this city, and Union Meetings be-
gin to morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
Local anu State Menus.
Good beef is still plenty, at low price.

Mr.. W. A. Swan, who broke his leg recently, is
out again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

Gas at the gas works in this city is now manu-
featured from hard wood and naptha.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

People are economizing on potatoes because Of
their high price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

ENENLNG hEPOkT.
New York. Feb. II, ISL
Money was easy at 2a3l5 per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange duh at iS4 a4s4 afor bankers long
and is6- a4e6- Tor demand. Gold opened at 1853
and closed at l051S. Loans 81. a - per cent.
Customs receipts, sS07t0 o.. Treasury ldisbursed
sto 90. interest, $4,000 Tor bonds,and s0,0O0 fer
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
Shot.

Victor Desc shot his fatAcr-n-law, Geo Charlie
ton, last night, at the latters house l49th street
The wound is believed fatal Desc claims Charlie
ton had esranged his wife (Chsrleton's dsughte
from him because he had been out of work, and
he determined TO Kill him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
Sunk,

The frigate Delaware sank at the navy yard
Brooklyn, because she was too rotten to hold to-
gether any longer. She was built Of green timber
during the rebellion
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lady was driving spirited horse, on the other
side of the river, near the Kennebec bridge, when
the sleigh went down into one of the hollows in
the road, by which means it was capsized and the
lady thrown out. She still chung to the reins, and
was dragged distance Of several rods before the
horse was brought to. Several gentlemen rushed
to her rescue, thinking she must be badly hurt,
but the lady quietly gathered herself up took her
position in the righted sleigh, and with ribbons in
hand. drove oil, coolly remirkin. to the crowd,
"7hese PITCHES arsaHJaiiy troublesome pdea per-
son is in a hurrv!"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

The best men in the country use Adamson's
Botanic Balsam. Governors, Bankers, Clergy
men, Physicians, Lawyers, Merchants Mechanics,
the high and low, the poor as we'll as the rich, all
testify to its remarkable curative powers in
Coughs, Colds and all LING Diseases. Price 50
cents feb1-tNWlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

Accidentally, but curiously enough five colored
men met yesterday under the portico of the court
house. Mr. Fred Brown being the "head centre"
An inquisitive person asked if a convention Of
colored men was being holden in town, or if that
were the Returning Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

The Watervile Mail says that Ira w. Davis.
Esq, formerly very successful teacher in Maine,
and brother of Hon. d. f. Davis, of Bangor
Principal of the large and important public school
in Black Hawk, a twenty year old city in the cen
tire of a very rich mining territory in Colorado.
His wife-formerly Miss NJ. Ellie Reed (daugh-
ter of Mr.. Geo. Reed, Benton,) also well known
in this vicinity as a teacher in Winslow, and as
preceptress of the stetson High School-has re-
Gently been chosen assistant in the Black Hawk
school, taking position next to her husband.
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Nomination.
Secretary Morrill,.

The President sent the following nomination tc
the Senate Henry Little, postmaster at Auburn
Maine
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Bib.

In Newport, II inst, Walter W, yOunges son OF
Nesta ii. and kben h. Storer aged years, 3mos
II days.
la Dixmont 9TH inst, Thomas Prescott, aged 81
81 inst, Benz. Piper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13

A man went into liquor shop, in this city, and
INDUCED in glass or two Of liquor. He went
out, but soon returned, saying that he had drop
ped ten dollar bill in the shop, and he wanted it
or there would be trouble. The ten dollars were
handed over. The next day the mans wife came
in, and informing the keeper of the saloon that he
had sold liquor to her husband, asked for ten dol
lars, or else she would report him to the officers of
the law. Out came the ten dollars, and the wo-
man departed in peace. One of the ne ighbors of
the lady heard of what she had accomplished, and
sent dnote of warning to the rumseller to dis
gorge to the tune of thirty dollars, or be made to
feel the penalties of the law. The matter was
getting little too interesting, and the saloon
keeper had to say mo" to that last request.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-13
WASHINGTON.
Rumored Democratic Plan,

WASHINGTON February II Ii the Florida vote
be counted to-day, of which event there seems to
be no longer any doubt, the programme of the
leaders of the majority in the House, contemplate
ordering recess of the House until tomorrow
morning, as soon as the Senate shall have with
drawn to consider the proposed objection concern
ing the Illinois vote.
Chafiee, alleged an ineligible elector, has not
yet arrived in Illinois
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Schooner Ashore,

Schooner Carrie Noonan, coming in from fish
ing cruise this morning, went ashore on Spring
Point, but will probably come off tonight with
loss of forefoot and shoe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-14
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and ercursiien BY thr nnssasns viii lar III.
way N ianrsion ~ tlae f.,f~rs III usaasn and
HnleimAn rA~has.
II II sttaftad that the TURKS have nearly
ccsnpletsi the i~,iA.iun ~ thu Iussias. rsrps In
SciipAa pass. having obtained command sf ths
0ahsusA reAd, nerth III The balkans. Ile iina.
siana mrAnwhii. arr improving tlr reads and
building bridge. In TIN la@s, e.,nasl.nt tia. II
will mot bc hong before Az army win rnnm /.
sheir rnlIcf, and thc rual into l,oumci, will b.
wanted.
Tho Turks claim 81 hase defeated the Twelfth
lsns~ian currs on tho river Lou,, after a severe
engagement. They place the lsnx4iAn lorw n
3.n0O killed aud wounded, and tho Turkish laxs
a m.
Tho Gmtr ~ lt,khsra. considering that i.us-
VIA, by attacking Turkey. threatens tho whole
MohammcslAn world, ha- placed hi~ army on
war footing. llnssia has advised him 10 sli.-
arm. In tho cycnt VI hs refusal. Russia will
attack Iiokhara. and hopes u defeat tl,u Etnir
IN few weeks.
Tho Turkish army Al DagdaA. $4,000 strung.
II ~ 10 Sent ~ ruinforco ti.o Bulgarian army.
A dispatch from sirtaye, dated sunday
night. Hcpt. ., ways This morning the
attack on All ~isics ~ rle,na WAS commenced
and Wan continued throughout thc day. ny o
o'clock Ia tho evening the town u Ployna was
IN thu hands u the Russians, and thu Turk.
wcro IN fnll retreat In great disorder. The
lossos arc enormous, but details AFRO mot yet IT.
cclved."
IN Asia Minor, tho hostile Generals continue
70 watch ono another from their intrenell.
mcnta, but neither cares 10 make move
which would give tho enemy advantage ground.
NicAics haa at la@t hocn captured by tho
Monte0egrinn Tho garrison, which WAS orig
inally 400 strong. lost 400 during the siego In
Killed and prisoners.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-14
oxxx1AL yoaxlon NEWS.

cablo Dispatch Announces tho death of
Louis Adolph Theirs, tho celebrated French
Htatesnian In the Moth year u his age.
Tho death u 1hicrH has crcAtod profound
impression throughout All Europe, and moro
especially In France, where II IL regarded ~
national calamity. ManifcstionX of public
grief Aro noticoable 10 m extent which recalls
tho state of feeling In tho United blatcn rfo-
siueetl by tho Intelligence VI thu sudden taking
on of President Lil,coln In isdt. Tho llepnb-
licAn. are dismayed u tho sudden los~ " tho
man npon whom they had conferred their hores
aud desires a. tho successor of MacAfAllon.
while the Conservatives regard Tho circnm.
stance ~ certAin 70 operate In tier favor At
the ensuing elections.
Tho London Tiuus strongly urges that En-
gland should ofFer mediation between Isusnla
and Turkey, viii, The concurrence VI tho other
nsntral powers.
Prom tho CITY of Mexico comes report that
ox.l'fesident Lerio oi Mexico. Ii 70 he tried
for high crtn,es against tho constitution conn
nitt0d during hts administration, a,,d that dcn
Escolcdo Will SOON bc tried for treason.
There ARE three counts In thu indictment
against uambstts. tho French statesman. which
charge ohunscx against tho PERSON of tho Pres
idcs,t and against tho republic. Thero Aro aiA
counts for public in~nlts 10 Ministers. Tho
Government viii NOT permit thu trial 10 Lo 70
ported.
Il II said that thu Pope. who Ii improving In
health l,xs definitely resolved 10 restore The
Roman hierarchy In Scotland. Cardinal Mar
ning will shortly 10 " Itosnc Oh : confidential
mission In that connection.
A band of Moniunegrtn soldiers recently snr.
rounded ; village i,vAr i'rossikA, intending 10
gct cattle AnL corn. During tho night frvsi,
band arrived. whom tho iIrst supposed ~ le
Turks. A ficrco combat followed, In which sOo
wero killed and number wounded. The mir
take wAa lot discovered til n,urnng.
Another tcrriblo famine has broken ont In
A@ia, and II do1olAtins tl.u little Kingdom ~
CoreA, Oh thu sAslcrn frontiof u China. and
thu natives Aro RAPIDLY dying u starvation
Lake the Indian famine, Il liAs arisen from Tho
failure " tho crops last .esson. ewing 10 thu
want os rain, ard from tho consumption " All
reserve supplies. To sAd 10 tlloir nlsesien. tito
plague has broken ous among tho people.
II h reported thAl tho Cabinets of London.
Ikrlin and Vienna have agreed that ths iin,e
hAA not yst arrived for III attempt ~ settle the
EAstcrn question by negotiation. Tho neutral
powesa bcll0ve that dcanitly0 settlement,
promising permanent peace, cannot be obtained
until Turkey II aubtuwatGL Or Ihissia bcui..os
thoroughly cxhsusscd by tho prosraeted #srug.
gln, and u ready u seuk MHno other means u
AdtussnMnt than llsc Abitssmcnt Of force ~
which she has spIsaird.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-14

A maa named wieAhss sss,ts u shs issuts.
,il'a ts%v~r-tasual that ussssan rs.lsa, ,lsf
hero ~ sl.sns. u na Martial liassi.e. t,sl
ihst Ie IA til. H. Tia, lra~isad. hstiw -
lia~kiss ~nissr, Tenn IT, wasssAsrl in NJ,
artillery regiment III NJ. r,witun aft.f~ srsi
@ssvd as~kf JaAss@ III M.s.ra. Then llse.l Ii.
trsifenwsa d evuasry *at neas lhiiaslefyhint
isean~ WAR, ~ tlienes. and wea Il, fg,,a,
and Wa Transferred frum .he ~tsivv IL The
khssiise 10 tina. u The Sultan. The s.usy IL
clrvmnssantialiy tnli The narrator claiming III
have lssn III correspondence With Os,nAn fnf
~yrfal ,raf..
ln .lir0sing VI hia property. brigham foang
e,nieasufel 10 ,nake III equitable division is.
TWEEN his seventeen wives. sixteen ~,n. arl
twent, daughters. Ti.c essatc |. valued
NJ t1.uu,mH', and u,c will divides II ~ that all
tha hgatses sill have, with rnch ether prupcr.
~ ~ he ha. fruin ,iua 10 time conveyed t,cn,
~ equal proportion y tie uId man's goods.
auld continues 10 iun,lr. Tie Price f,iI
lart week, In the New York market. IL ioai.
the lowcss .i,~n the war.
acnAios Mofton's physician thinks his patient
will H. able u take hir scat III tile senate ii Tic
regular session of Congress.
Tho annual meeting NJ tho society II tho
Army " the Tennessee has j,,st sucn held nj
ut. raul. MINI. Tho attendance numbered
al,ont ~sycnty-i,c. nv-tly from lllinoIs IHli.
ana. Iowa. Wisconsin, and Missourt. tteu,
sherman WAS elected President for tho ensuing
year.
Friday, kcpt. 7, was big day for Marietta,
Ohlo, and = big day for Private palzcil l'rcs-
idunt Hayes, Postmaster General key and
Attorney General Dcycna arrived III tho MORN
Ing and took part III tho grand reunlon Of ~.
soldiers and ", sailors. An Immense con-
course, estimated NJ 10000, welcomed tho
party nj tho train snd escorted thcm through
tho streets of tho city 10 tho residence of
Hen. 7. &. II. Smith, where the President r. !.
manned d guest. Ia tiiu afternoon there wAs
4pcecl,-makiig and general Ipse-feast. Tho
President, Ia his speech. avoided any dl-c,iu.
sion of political topics. hi. whnlu effort lcng
IN defense of l.Is southern policy. Al usual.
ho introduced Judge kay, ~ho spoke of tha
Noth and Hontl, to-day. contrasting II with
the position before thu war. uea. Desens fu.
lowed IN speech " half III hour. The rrcwi
DENTAL party loft In tho evening for Fremont,
where they wefo accorded cordial reception.
The mrklsl Minister ~ the United NtAte.
furnishes thu following In si.w u thu sar-
Qua accounts circulating al,out tho origin of
OsinAn Paahs. the Turkish Legation h.a thu
hcnof 20 ihfprm the pro.s that thu Marshal of
that namo WAS born III Asia Minor. of Mussul-
man nafVilts.
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A hTc IN Now York ia.t wcuk destroyed j. u.
ii.ia1 ptano factory aud about eighty other
buildings. mostly factories And tvi,enM,,l.
housea Tho ilames spread ~ rapidly that il.c
oernpAnts barely sacAJSd with their lives.
Two ~ thrco Trfsona arc missing. and IL II
feared They lpdahod Lows estimated ii
o3oO
Now York clty hss hAd genuine casc of yrl.
l0w fever.
Prank Ie~lie, thu wali.hnown Nov yo,k
rHbllsher, has made ~ a~siynnent fot III.
DensAt q hts creditors. who represent t3so. .HN
u his indebtedness. 1Iia asscts aru his vasio,,s
publications, the material n.1d therefor, AMI
biz property near NAraloga. NJ. IArlio's imam.
ctAl complications wcre nulprinduecd BY real
estate transactions.
WOne
4 building on Loag~orth street, Cincinnati,
~ ~ other Day. With tremendous crAsh.