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STRUCK A NOSAEzA.

STRUCK \ BONANZA.
4 Decatur.strcet grocer took a suGar-curcd hhm
from fs yellow ovcrcoat tho other day. stuffed tho
canvas with aawdnst, aud hung It icmptIngly be-
fore his door "a n sign.
Ye,ter,iaY short. Legged Jim eamo atonr, and,
seeing tho dccoy. remembered that tho old oman
raa out Of mcat and concluded hs'l appruprate
what he termed tho 'tbis bannnn." Watching his
chance hc aoon Ind tho yellow fraud under hs
arm. making for home.
"ole 'owan, hyass a ham o meat fo.chcd
ger, lie raid ~ he deposited his prize.
''Luuk hysr, nsHEcr. whar In tho hhme Oh do
Lord did yer futch up wild Ill dat hau,t"
"As. mo no gslschans nn' III tell 80 no lies.
swell, II dug look sortor like ole times ter arc
40 much meat as dis IN CT honsc. Cfar to Erashus
dnt man Hayes amt no slouch Oh prcsundunh-
Am he, Jtmf"
'.shcl ycs hy:tfsp, ole 'omnn; wot do t,ebt,il
you know bout lluyesl Fotch mo dem scissors mn
lc'a sanp1c ,iIa hnm."
Tho sctsaors cur two OF three stitches, and the
snwdutt bpenn to pour ont. There wcle two dark
faces n,ads darker BY the revolution. un II flashed
through J,m's mind that ho hadn't struck = big
bonatza nftcr all.
''9cc Ayar, Itm. pears ter me dat Ct | couldn't
steal thoso-nuE lam wouldn't steal bag Oh
eawtlHs!"
Then lin wcnt down town fully satisfied that
"Ails not gold that glNtote. ."-EIehangs.
, 1877-04-13
traltorA who fnyor tcttted pence They ran gfvc II.
a nrw patty Ut lhc Emitted lsftconctablrs. .-Hd+l-
ford iEonn.l E1Mrd1k {Gkp.l.


4 nns pnsiy ot lie EnIlcd lsft conclablcs -Hari.
ford {fonn.) Goarant tEyp.j j.
rb. t,,,.. ~ r-s,t,.,t tt..,. AND f,ox r,-x..,
.ns, n,, ',t.t.iix dine1ant c}.rran.t,ne" t &
/, h m rn,n". ei.st !bat .ek,td e,nno, mac a"n rcoi
w. enl 10 ne unvs.oofanr ma. !aft vi, " no
IN, anc.s tnc pps..,1n u ] nn r.e'."chl ns
|" srn "a H. ,.s.n ~ rodns oc. W az .,o.. nt"o
IN thc' so",h tn X,rhmnnd ti.mnIth nbltsp ~
case tt,onr f,un tbn son,hsrn i}emocra,r stana. NJ.
ts,r, rnn. M"ea " ca ,n ~ ;o e % VA ns
uH,sn ~ :" E fnoa ~ nG o. Iee .ons1es
y thn. .n % tc % " m ~,
e. nocs nGe @ ~ te -
The question, Ii would seem that Nr. 1fayes Lille
10 The Presidency, h0weSsf had 1t might hare betn
th~ dsy httcr the November election. nr the day
s, M ;1sG RI S.i e csss. sanss r. =
the v0tcrs. Ills TILE hns been 'hcalrt, 10 10
thcak." II ins!sta that thd prrsldent shonla dIH.
miss from his mind thonahts a. 10 bis own TILE
wet , h. comes to decide lhs Lon'e'ann question d
a'd iRtp.}.
There I, nm, min. n,on vbt,h pa,,,o,d 1,v, .
rood dral ~ % ,,rrss hi syhsh wi,f nranLr ~
eyn lin III cisins that c h.s n. o;,oa Il; H. % =,
ths vntr NJ nntsinns fnr flntsrnnr ~ syns hsS
yant nnd II ~ attcnnt r. mix % ~, srttrA tth sn
nnsrttra nr..,inn ~ tinsns ad rnthtar VIII ,.hs, ~
sytr to do Viii Hisnosrs az fbe TJrf tnrsi x" ~
th,t StnIr n wn. anr IN reguicr snh ieoal n,o. w.
mr. ,'ncr The a',ihofty of co1srcts md tI,som.hs
dee,dr IN; \ rnnid al n ia,r and IN ni,n imt,
ill., n,ners. ~ whir5 * E,csinr.i soin ~ ne
frAche,i ~ ill., stnte Tbat f. now sctlea mstI"t
settled arrnr,lfn In the nrjncTt;Cs 1nnlr,hjs In ~
uf ihr Hinic risrtfnn ~ II nj ri .ettfrti SnhnS,
IN law sn ,,ihuna1s Il nm fnrnis H. ,nears ~ "
acttlnr H.. The nrocs.sss ihrnmeh With fhn ~. ~
snit W., rcarhcd NAV he rxa,n3ncd S in,n n ~ +.
, 1877-04-13
0AIltDALDI.

lfts Correspondence .fflo l1rk HaFId.
A good deal OF amusement hea lccn caused by tho
discoveries of one OF those French writer's 10 whom
nothing 10 sacred, and who has been prylng Into
tho domestic affairs Of Catlballi. II seems that
tho Itallnn patriot has allowed the law TO comp..
cato hs family relations In the oddcst way, lie hAs
two wlves,-one OF them legitimate, fhe otlIcr
'onlcial;" two baytArd sons whom The law holds
10 b. the spns at another; son recognized by law
who Il bastard; and Two bastard sous whom tho
law will not allow Him lo recognize. Ons OF hIs
wlyet il tho Marchesu llailhonli, who used to lire
IN magnificent villa on tho banks Of tho Lake Of
Como. Tbs fatheri an obstinate And fanatic old
politician. pEonlaed or Fathur offered her 10 ~ to
French officer, who carried her on hcr marriage
nght only TO abandon her very Qnlrkl nnt! liz
day she " living In strict secluston with l,ut so.
at Lomato, The other vito was the nursc Of
!iArlOaldl9 soh h'tn.lsw, q very different creature
iron. w elegant. sentimental. y.pofing Marehs.
prera saw her while engaged IN her humble dntcs.
ana foycd hct. and the Idzfits NOW Annuunces that
Ming. Ffsnccaca Capocei II the oIaeial spouse VI
Gen. nlusepps uarlbaidl. The eldest son - the
wcll.knoMn Menot! 0artbald!, who II said 70 drcss
when executed. tho authorities objected tho ec0rc
that tho bfdges weEe Of card board and tho tuMnrl4
ol p!Rstor; and to have sthcu mads very reuaona.
pie ltilo profit cut Of religious corporatlon. aud
lmagtnas.y ara'nage. % OF ths Tibet nlcciottt H..
England 70 sMell IT, ancestral siofs bJ marriage;
aud It u needless to say TINT he aopa fund 4
t.bonhe Minis o. d.Angtelefre," :" who llAlened 10 h!s
addrcsses. 'unfoftunate1y says our gossip,
,'they Esd ssskoncd without ..paps. my lord, who
Got ths money. They have never forgiven Lin At
, 1877-04-13
A COLORED ntAG1sTRATE,

They toll good story IN North Carolina Of tho
why one ot tho colorcd Magistrates decides cases
which CONC oeioro him. Soon after the War The
custom WIS for tho white men WHO owned tho land
and tho mncs 10 lcaso .thom 10 tho co1oscd rncn
md receive therefor ono.hnIf tho crup Such
bargain was mado, bas before the crop was grown
tho cotorcd man died. Ills widow and children
went on with the farm, and, when tho crap WIS
gathered. tho white man went down 10 gut his
shase. Nut tho WOMAN rcpada.eA The fuhtsuct,
before colorcd Magistrate. wlnt having heard
the ,tomans story that slo rai.ed tho crun, promut
" decihrh II IN her favor. Tho white man rnt in
wcfc hs, and hatt tho crop bclonaod 10 him. Thu
old Magistrate. who could not read. and who was a
good specimen Of North Chru'lna negro, pom
dcrcl the cnec fur moment nnsl then lsencl hls
..rcscfpt" In the following worGs: ''uc cartl, am
Dc LorA'a and tho fa!ncra thoEcof-dc crons hclony
tl,c dcclaon WAS reversed. md tha whi,o nan got
bis dues..-ErcAahqs.
, 1877-04-13
A SENATORIAL JOKE.


An amusing Incident occurred In tho Senate oYor
tho appropriation for the School Of Mines. Seua-
tor 6eay had set hA heart On securing IN increase
Of $40, 600 for that institution and has been bend
Ing all h!s energies to tho accomplishment Of TINT
end. 1tcalixlng ILLS anxiety about tho matter Sen.
atords Young. Mayor, Parish, Wilson, and otltcrn,
quietly nllppcl aFonnd tho chamber and made ar.
rangomcnta with all thu Senators to vote ''no"
on the 1rst vUtc taken on bcays amendment to add
SO, ,0G0 to The appropriation for bls pct. scay
natio really good speecl n behalf Of his an,pnd.
the Runator from Phelps will ssy nyc," said EcHn.
tor rhcan, who occupied the chnir.
"Ayew tang oHI beays voice, SOLITARY and
''Thoso who arc opposed sny no, " said lhe Chair.
"Nu'o.ow tcap0n!cl tho cnttra 6enato in
x deadly pal1or over.prcad scay'. face a. lie sank
bnck III has ehatr With mad realization that his
chcrlsllad dream had hod. d.
:. :: T Thg nocs appear te lave Il" "said Thsan,
"Tbo.e il favor Of tho amsndn'en. WI! r!so and
stand nntit they are counted" said tho Chnir. md
om sss s xxx nS s nSs
strength cnonsh to rise 10 he fcc!:
" How does the Senator frum Phelps v,tc" H..
noccntly Inquired the Chatt.
dentr sald Sray. n bcwllscIed tort OF way, as
II he could scarcely believe the evidence of his
own senscs At tho sudden tnfn of affairs.
aaerca en- "ass IL Ga .''
Never was thcro a more forcth!e Illustration Of
shc darkness Of nianlghL a. i were. IL the twink.
ling Of ~ sYe converted nu the glorious light nf-
Beay's fenttros exhibited At this moment. Tho
painful sadaCsa OF lhe moment hpforn gavu way to
a. hnilo which seemed to illuminate tho Wh010
ehamlwr, There was then n big laugh At tho scna.
tors GHneNoU.
, 1877-04-13
CURRENT GOSSIP.

MY Nf0T1IER-TN-LAW
Who derccly olutehed my flowing hair,
And dragged me. fatntIng up lhc eta.s, =
And said, ayes, DO II II Jou darc''i
Ny molher-1u-tAw.
who tAmpers with each thing own!
Who makes me feel 40 std ard lone,
Just like = dog that's lost his bone3
Ny nothcr-ln.lsw.
Who BONES me and mine aiwagf
Who called me "Ltar," ''8tare. to.dayf
Who aiwsys keeps her eoh A. bays
Ny naothcs-in-law.
wonld somo kindly hand would take
And make her TO her hcnAes wake,
And over hottest Goals would rakd
= Ny mothcr.In.law.
ArHiL II, 1877. NJ u H.
, 1877-04-13

time; hut, In 'nch ia Ahis rccniarty was At
n" moment, Int time waa everything When tho
tpanarI hrard tic ward 10 '.wllre1," he. of
course. executed IL in trnc n,ftinry style, IN
"1hrcc mniaon..' hnl t!owIc, "hoac whole lifc
Ind i'rcn kne,t in depending mon himself, not
regulating his mnrrrents by thosf NJ others. VIM
hal tcrn compelled, IN itis warfare against n
h'an' nr In prncnr.ns game. tn tssc cs.sJ nos -.
ihr ocr.tton 10 ,nsurc sncccia; instead ri wheel
iny as thr spantarJ wss doloE, simnly 'nrned tho
hn,y from tne hipa, nr On the h,p.' hnsa'ns NJ
quaker tar hIs nntaunntrt, anh thallrt lsoNtn l1
,e h mi 10 drse b, s thJuss a., y" Ct"" ca 81
d" il ihey onlY posserseA Tho reNn,sits 4Naiity-
UcftC,
, 1877-04-13


nftrof Free Prfts.
The uhn who failed 10 get his BILL through tho
Legislature was eating dinner In JeHeFson ave-
nue restaurant yesterday. lie felt bad ana maa'
an he had btcn at Lansing for week OF len aaJs.
Said no 10 the coturcd Waller:
'Young uzn, don't you ever na'o "''a'"s W
do with the Legislature. a.,
.sNo, sah, won't, sah," was the reply.
"Deeausc. when you think Jen'ro got EN-, yon
hatn't got 'cm at ALL"
"Jcss 60, fal,-lcss like ynu think you is
wnlklu' dc dock when son IL In DO tioee' at dc
time" .......
n1 went down there 10 gel . ptnc.titnbcr bill
pssscd, continued the stranger as ho opened an-
other biscuit, sand I'm s1oo cut OF pocket.
& 4 5ss;:o n; -. ~; ;po, wasn't on do pass when
'' No, % Siast 'cint handed out the cigars by the
thousand, talked Aoft and sweet, sat up nights TIL
:sfs .ns fsa ns ap ss Eli
vonld seoot through like saw'log going over q
-, s d same: .aas ;sh but dsro' "har ,ou got
:" / don't know wheshcs wss left behind or
s1s ss.s esGs e, n Il ss I'd % IsSt
nonsy . lt.sel1 as youug fellow with Ills Girl ata
* mi1iIon dollars don't las no time tai, aroun,
do halla Of iuttls AM lcRtsiaslun," sighed Tho
wattes a, a he pushed tho suEar. bowl nearer.
to haa ses yssa ons as
shoat. your i'm ~ been kilIed,,' sad pefors
could trcUvcF from the cold ctIill that csept over
ne 10 went on 10 tell nc about CommI.tec Of Tho
wholc third reading objected 10, titles and bodics
lad tue taule, euspcnEIon OF tho ruler, moves 10
reconsider, and iot,of other such stun."
Eyes, eah-dat's lcas do way dey nlins rocs on.
sab. 1xe hearn ON Tell bout dat committee VI the
hole, an suspension ol dc table, an lay!n' dc oih
on do windtr.sIl. used to lly mex doah 10 do
LegisIaenuE, N, tnews all bout 'ein. sah. :"
ued tho man. "The! hltched dog act 10 onu end
ofmy bilf a mnskrat law to tho other, changed tho
titln to-, AN act to found IN orphan a.ylum.' and
rn.hcA i ~ aud down and st.und tIll, tho DUN
thing got tired out md couldn't 70 my further.
I've been Postmaster and Town Librarian. and l'yo
laiaout town ditchcs. and l'4c been Deputy Con.
stable. and all that but II didn't make auy diNcr-
ence to then, out thcrc-not hit"
- DatE fac, sab. lson,cttfncs bcllcyc dat do
higher ~ man sits do lower dc folks looks down
swell, they laid mt cut, bnt I'll DO evcn with
'om !et I've got e!!attol mortgage On ono Of our
he's rot To- hnst Into thai crowd about fuur columns
week or I'll fofcclosc 0n him fn mlnltr'..
tYcs, sa!i-eak0 tho foreclohc on him like ydn
ies. fofeeosed p, on @ dat biscuit. l'pscclates DO
bill Is 80 cents, eah--pay at do desk"
, 1877-04-13
CURRENT OPINION.

Doubtleas thcte have been many abuses In thu
t"v..''ss WV y. WV t""tat n"s "a
squa 'uas a. '"vy ~ a. .ao
aoot OF saen msa a ~ e''a".efsa anu raeknfa,
nors progressive Government than tho South hns
ever knorn,-Tole1o Dldds (Rep,).
~, ncon,o r, 1on,,r,n, r,,,.t haxe . coxo,nn,,,
ts ,e!n AMI slear, dem M Neo. ean seio en,ee
tho laws aud protect u e!t.an' a their r'zht* and
privileges anueF 'oe ia"s. Hm ennot Nteho1!s OF
,isty % Il T ~. ,, tho s,ss.
T,," Wv. !. -, ~, n,.,n for ns,,u,,,n, ~ n,,s,
s lug ea,' ,s s a'v a'n ''I .,.oG"1n ~ e.
there /, hut ono impe4inent to Tho restoration uf
cum,n.tcsul prosperity within ts BORDERS. WlI tho
President .uppIan. COSMOS Win anarchy, reward
iMfa.ny at The expsn:o ot 5n.iiee, and destroy a
h,s'e Y tse interest," os pa5 ,,,,,ny ,ey nna pf.si'
not arorM1 j. 70 kerp Loulsisna at sucl price.
oFfedaf fte0saa' sDe'a', J.
This e'omsnis'Ion |. stiil hopsfal that II my be
prove that thS representatives OF tho pcnplo Nte
not 70 a1xoas to continue t's quarrel as re hos
te H9yetnFs th9 lan snscsean ss, ,. a. ~ H. W.
sion will 20 at homo " tte .u!t " Arsil, anu We
very mugl mIstaku lhe catent q popular disgust
r G % xna tb II as as 20 a ay t,n e
" lttcconelaolss st New orlean: worry 4 oMt r
thclr own way, IheFc ~ point a. whlch pune
Ilatlenca 10 hPt ~ occoMe cansuS1cos -C'efesdHn
LtadtF tkef.h
Packard throws at the head Of the Honorable
liz rn".o must ie suueicNs ,ntleeI. Ihs n niways
In III nj nf c;nhe Fnntoriat rIan,nnt" ri"r"is
no lao .mss. ia. III vn 81 saeS tSnn
saxnF ~ ats spsp IT, sn W.
sic four years aso, ~ behhlt of Lonh atSEmcry,
aud ha! oar labor y ~ 1ur t'ans. MsntcAea facx.
atAl Vhns'natul " tao iaan5 Na.nnxa .a., We nIve
Rfyen him, insfnad OF brRye!y accepting tao In
ovtable, tic bln9IGF. anu stumble. alunV ~ tho
Same old nut when We n1nd0 IN ls7's ~ our tnct-
fcctual struggle. orf<dns Df1toeFas tDena.).
Mr.. Packard says In substance; .tlY llsycs car.
rrI ianissna s1 tliJ II iln,as hns rS5tI tiIie.
~ n.yn II iiayes shnuil n5ssets hls mice. ~
shoni5 i. .rhis IL Iii true: but thc m)stake Mr.
inctnrd makes Is in assuming Tint Tho President
iisnntss Il wien hc declares Eli Louisiana poIicy,
mistsSrs NAV bo iii 1olef tis sacstpn II uno 10
bc determined w!thln ths statc hnd 70 4 is. This
polnt hus oeea widely Acknowledgements; Tlo fts.i.
dent doesn't decide my title which u Involved Win
his own. lie dntsnt kick over tho ladder on which
As Mouniau. l!o altnrty sats taat every iosSlh'
n,cnt must stand on IL uwn tect ana that the Fe'
eral tFoops cannot 90 usea W detcfs1ae the mai"
Apa,t from emotional oo,tttcv representatives OF
snnfh.sn cnnsitwencirs n,ay fairly tnkc alyuntavu
ct tsn e1tgcnctrs Of Tia xdmlu,stretlou 10 socuto
n,.ssnrc. fnr Tho siYnncemunt ii nntcrlaI intrr.
rsts At tt,e snnth nttcr lis Loulssna nucttIon ia
scittcS sonthrsn f1cmocrats csn wu1l syurd to
nrrI shn rTrsi.irnt In nniicy foukinr 10 yubaa r.
tia fusslsc fat tGe Sauth ana tie epyuaa good III
cIa,.n. ~ s,rtrn ,nJirand in,stusis of 5outh
S1h'H4 " Eo9tHe.u sa4uta.s s"st.elt.i - cS1.N@
, 1877-04-13

subordtuates from thu Irish nainn. Thc 1srpnh.
Uearn i've hsd few 1tIshmcn In their party for
rcyrrai ycnTs, md brlfcYc thry hnyr reMrra'Iy
had sc,t et 1tcpnhlcan meetfns* sa e1',"noas e, M
and lei American Kcpu b1lcnns stand IN. ns rnrr
American Democrats have had to do for sc"crn!
years pan but hereafter they will take front seat
nf move AN AxkRtcAN.
, 1877-04-13

Prof. Politker recently pat before tho Medical
Society Of tho Vienna Garrison some nav proofs OF
the use Of both ears IN determining tho direction Of
sound. People who ara deaf In ono car mako
strange mistakes when ont hunting ~ they arc apt
TO suppose that any sound comes from the direction
towatl Tho car they hear with may bo turned. A
neat little experiment. easily tired wa4 deyiscd bv
Prof. Polt!xcf. Above lhs, Top OF tho hosd Of 4
pets9n Thnse .sJes sro bandagcd, y watch, ticking
lo9aly, u 70 b. paAscd. The bindloldcd pcTsot,
y Allows, bStofs, or bshind als had. When one Qf
~ cars c!oscd. The watch seems 10 bo nearest 10
the 1tnrs car; and ths impression will sll bo per-
ceptthlo s,sa though lha landago b. ssnovaA from
hls eyes, The aoutce OF aoAua il In general 70.
ferrcd 10 point on tho right lett according a.
either car hears most loudly -
, 1877-04-13

TOR sALE-1o ACHES OF LAND At HAYWOOD;
elegant t.E Pln;s'ng or hensry Ct tnsrket garden.
LTolt sALE-sls A MONTH, -, 4 MnsTli, al. 4
4 knuntl will Lny nice hev house and 'ut ~ tn+.ne.
Ilont trnw neay JorI money n RENTS but buy hnso
now At bUtOR prlct4 Ut U. j. III 1OCGl III Dearborn.
A., Room 2.
l70Is BALE-srLESniD .1i0GsE AND LARGE
n. nAEEkK, tlN0Hl q. u Ilcatlsorn.Rt.
, 1877-04-13

~ ANTEl>-l8 MARBLE MASTELs 1MMEnATE
w JY In pusGs cHIrsF Adllns md QAkley'at& eaS
Icu[crl aud painters also. JUUSeToS-
, 1877-04-13

flAsn EAlp EoM pn0ks-ts rAiD Fnit M WEl; II;
Old y0okatosr. curnes Madisou aud beaEboFn'st..
TtLnEET, II SuuTH CLAHk-br.. PAYS coup
~ prtcrt for tooka Get our ofet btsuFa you st!s.
Partly 4tpu blank. b1oka b0uxGl,
, 1877-04-13

1hR. kEAN, IT'S SOUTH CLAEk.sT., CHICAGO
IL warrants cnlrA or no u4Y. !n al 'llsSases. Meal'
c0ted lLatlis AdntlnlatertA Y htn necsaaLy.
AlUJLDlNts MATERIAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-20
LOVE TRIUMPHANT AFTER FIFTY YEARS

The Burlington (Vt) Free Press of
Thursday details an interesting and roman
tic story thus: Last week the Whitehall
papers contained the simple notice of the
marriage of S. Lyman Dwight, of that
place, to Mrs. Nancy Adams, of Carson
CITY, New. Away back in the year 1927
Lyman Dwight was lad II years old,
poor, and accustomed to earn his own liv-
ing. About that time he became devote d
to girl two years younger. and the young
mans sentiments were unquestionably re-
ciprocated by her. Her family was
wealthy one. About that time
Dwight obtained employment on sloop
that piled the waters of Lake Champlain,
and while following that calling left his
native village, South Hero. The girls pa
rents learned of his vocation, and, consid-
ering il too mental. demanded that all in
tercourse between the two should cease.
Finding that the dictates of love overcame
all Obstacles while the young people were
near each other. the girl was taken to St.
Lawrence county to live, and as time
went on she apparently forgot the choice
of former days, for she married man
named Adams. who became infused with
the gold fever of lS49 and departed for
California. He was industrious, and ac.
cumuated fortune from gold mining.
About 1853 his family joined him on the
Pacific slope and remained there until the
children had become heads of families.
Some time in 1857 the elder Adams died,
and his wife remained single, deyoting
herself to her family, of which several
members have become prominent persons,
one son at present filling the position of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Nevada. while
another is Mayor of Carson City. in the
same State During this long interval
Dwight fingered around the vicinity where
he was born, and after embarking in sew
eral different callings, finally became a
successful merchant. He was also mar
ried, but his wife died some three years
ago. Learning by chance where Mrs.
Adams lived, the attachment for his first
love again asserted itself, and a cores
pondence was commenced. After few
months he for the second time proposed
marriage, and no obstacle preventing, she
came from Nevada a few weeks ago and
met Mr.. Dwight. the two not having seen
each other since they were separated, as
stated. On Sunday, Sept. 30, they met at
the Iodine Spring House, South Hero
the home of their childhood-and were
married by Rev. George S. Guernsey.
Thus, after a space OF 80 years has elapsed
they are at last united, and living con-
tentedly together at Whitehall, where Mr..
Dwight. who is 67 years old, carries on
the hardware business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-20
Notice to Creditors i'm Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR the DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter oil Geo. B.
Staples * " IN ii. Staples, indi-
yiduaiy, ana as members OF the
hrm OF Geo. ani VIM II. sta In Blnkruptcy.
pics Of Belgrade, in said
District,
Bankrupts
nlSTRICT OF MAINE SS.-A meeting of the
IL individual aud cO-partnershp creditors of
SAID bankrupts will be held at the Office of j. I'm
W. May, Register in Blnkruptcy, in the Court
House at Augusta on the eleventh day of Octo.
Der, A. D., 1871, at ~ O'Clock A, NJ, Tor the pur-
pose OF iDqulring whether "a resolution accepting a
composition proposed by sand bankrupts to the In
dtvidua and co-paTtnership creditors, respective
ly, to wit composition OF fifty per centum to each
o. their individual and partners hip cred tors in
satisfaction of the debts owed by said bankrupts
10 each of their said creditors, has been passed IN
Tue manner directed by Sec. IL OF the Bankruptcy
Amendment Act, approved June q, 1874. and the
Revised Statutes OF the United States title LXI
Bankruptcy, and has been confirmed by the sigma
lures required by said sections. And also, wheth
er II Is Tor The best interests OF all concerned that
SAID resolution accepting the compositions pro
posed) should be recorded, and that the said
statements, showing the whole of the assets and
debts OF said bankrupts both as individuals and
as co-paItI ers, should be fled
WIN. P. PREBLE,
Clerk of the U. s. l. istrict Court for the Dstric
VI maihe' octl-t&w3w
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9aitg Ntnnrbrt yournal.
A VINTAGE SONG.
BY L. D. r. BLANCHARD

Once more the year its fuiness pours
To cheer the heart of toll;
Once more we take with gratitude
The blessing of the soil.
hear the children laugh and sing
They pull the grapes together;
And glsdness breathes from everything
In this October weather.
The winter days were long and dark,
The spring was slow to come;
And summer storms brought fear and doubt
To many humble home,
But rain and sunshine had their will
And wrought their work together,
And see we heap our baskets STILL
In this October weather.
Nv heart has had its winter, too,
And lain full bare and gray;
did not think spring would come,
Much less a summer day.
How little did / dream that life
Would bring us two together,
And should be happy wife
In this October weather!
Doubtless the frosts will come again,
And some sweet hopes must die;
But we shall bear the passing pam,
And smile as well as sigh -
Nor let us cloud with fears of i'll
This golden hour together;
For God is in His garden still
In this October weather.
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D strict Court of tn U nitsd States,
for the District OF Maine.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
In the matter Of Joseph II Doll yer,


In the matter Of Joseph II Doll yer,
against hon pc tlton was filed in Bankrupt.
said Court, August Eth, \. ID. 1917
nISTRICT OF MAINE, SS.-A Warrant in Bank
~ ruptcy has been Issued by said court
against the estate OF Joseph IL. Deliver,
OF the County of kennebcc, and state
of Maine, In said District; he has been
duly adjudged Bankrupt upon petition OF his Credi'
tors; and the payment OF any debts, and the de.
t,ntyrpnt 70 him pr 70 his nse and me
transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by
law. a meeting OF the creditors of said Bank
rupt to prove their debts. and to choose one or
more Assignees Of his estate, Will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy TO be holden at the Court
House in Augusta, in said district on the twenty
second day OF october, A. D., 1871, at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, at the Office OF John W. May, Esq, one OF
the Registers in Bankruptcy OF said Court.
s. S. MARBLE,
L. 5. Marshal, as Messenger, Tor said District
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