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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
For the Journal.
The Clergy of New Orleans.

Referring TO the statement from New Orleans
dated Jan. 10Th and published in the Boston Jonr-
nal Saturday January goth, which was signed by
the clergymen Of New Orleans, we trust no hon
est citizen of the country will be Influenced by
any statement emans,ing from that source where
the interests of the Government of the United
States are in question.
Whatever respect clergymen Of New Orleans,
NAV receive from the PEG lie of that locality, they
certainly are not entitled to any from the loyal
christian people of the county al large.
They are the ministers, who for years preache d
that the buying and selling OF human beings, was
sanctioned by Divine approval, that indw iduals,
many of them members of the churches over
which these pious saints y presided. were just-
ned in putting their own ofispring-hslf, three
fouIths, seven-egh,hs wbite-upon the auction
block to be sold into lifelong bondage. They
are the ministers who prayed, preached, talked
and encouraged secession, ami who never ceased
to pray for the success of the JEFF Davis rebellion
They are the ministers who never denounced
the starving of Union Soldiers, nor spoke against
the practice Of hunting down such soldiers, with
blood hounds, when they attempted TO escape
from tendish torture.
They are the ministers who never ceased, in
pulpit and prayer meeting. during the war, to de-
nounce President Lincoln as ian infamous wick
ed usurper." These are the clergymen, one OF
whom in his pulpit at New Orleans short time
since used the following language:
at is as unjust to tax the rich to educate the
'poor, as II is to tax them to feed and cothe the
'poor; that education has injured the p,or that
mo boy ought to have an education he could not
utilize; that it untitled him for the humble
spheres of life, and he had not the ability Of the
higher that men were not born free and equal,
land that the evelling tendency in public schools
"was disastrous"
There is Christian pu riy there is God like exam
pie Probably no class of men, in all the South
did more to bring on secession, and keep Its
fires alive, than the clergymen Of that sectiol'
none have been so hard to reconcile TO the new
state Of things, and none are entitled TO so little
respect, and consideration, from the loyal men,
as these same clergymen. BE not deceived by
evil pretenders. SEVENTY SIX.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
Pennington Locals.

Pennington Locals.
revival has been in progress here during the
past week, under the direction of our clergymen j..
In accordance with the marked interest which
has been manifested in the meetings for some time
past II was thought advisable to continue the
meetings. A number have been converted, and
the question has been brought to the public mind,
"Are We any better than we ought to bel 7"
Inc Normal School closes on Thursday of this
week, with the usual interesting exercises.
One of the neatest ways in the world to aid the
poor heather, is 10 leave the clothes on the line
all night, TO make practice of keeping the stove
wood hundred yards or more from the house, to
never fail 10 having the poke, books lying around
loose, and ia short, leave any thing you wish to
give them, where they can help themselves. BY
adopting this of procedure, you have the crafty.
ing assurance that your charities go where most
needed, which you might not otherwise enjoy.
first class single team can be hired Of our
livery men at the rate Of twenty-i cents an
hour. Little boys throw up their hats and shout
Bully"
One of our smart boys has undertaken the task
of writing a novel, 'just for recreation" This Is
the way it begins: The sun was rolling down
on the other side Of the western hills. when .
casual observer might have noticed man walk
ing along the road with a sorrowful heart, and =
large bag Of potatoes which lptated so violent
ly from secret grief that it was with the utmost
effort it could be kept from choking him. But
he continued on his way, and in exceedingly
short space OF duration the ttrIng united, and he
had gone nearly half mile before he missed one
of his shoes. owsomever his mind being on the
object Of bis arch, he bent down and tipped it
off on the ground, and retraced his steps, feeling
that 1t was far better TO give than to receive"
The boy understands human nature, and has
more than his share of versatility.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
Legislative Notes.

Legislative Notes.
The Judiciary Committee will report bills in &C
cordance with the recomme ndstions of the Attor-
n,y General in his annual report. A gene o.
bill limiting the Indebtedness of towns
to per cent; bill authorizing the At
torney General to employ detectives in cases of
murder and arson; bill to promote efficiency Of h,
Portland police.
The committee voted to adversely to the bill
providing for State Board Of Health.
The Committee on Education will report adj
versely on the bill TO abolish the School District
system. The bill relating to union of districts for
graded schools, was referred to q sub committee
for perfection. also bill for regulating expendi-
lures Of school money in towns.
Adverse action will be reported on the petitions
for abolition of Free High Schools, and q Geo.
log ical Survey of the State.
The committee on Reform School will visit that
institution Tuesday, next, and the Hallowell In
dustrial School for girls, Friday next.
The Committee State Printing and Binding
have completed contracts with the same parties as
last year.
The Military Committee will report bill to
place the Richards Light Infantry OF Gardiner on
the same footing as the other unattached military
companies of the State.
On the memorial Of S. r. Morrison, for an in
vesigation of the enlistment and examination of
tie Jameson Guards, referred from the last legis-
lature, legislation inexpedient will be reported.
petition OF lessees Of the shores of certain islands
in Penobscot river, the proceeds Of which 20 to
the Penobscot Indians. The leases we're msue in
1873 ard 1874, by the Indian Agent, to
the highest bidders and they now claim
4 reduction account of the extraor-
binary depression in the lumber business
making them unable to pay the amount according
to contract. Suits arc already commenced by the
State against some Of tho lessees for last years
rents. Mr. McCrillis Of Bangor, appears for the
petitioners, and the Indian delegate of last year
and the present delegate, represent the rights of
the Indians before the committee. No decision
reached.
The special committee on enlargement Of the
State House met at State House in the afternoon
Mr.. Bryant, architect from Boston, who made the
plans formerly submitted to the Governor and
council, was present, prepared to give any neces-
sary explanation. but as some members of the
committee were necessarily absent, a meeting was
provided for at the Augusta House in the evening
when the following vote was taken. The action
OF the committee was unanimous.
Voted, That the Governor, with the advice and
consent Of the Council be directed to appoint .
commission to consist Of three men whose duties
shall be to procure plan or plans, specifications
and estimates for enarging the State House, said
commission to report to the Governor and Council
before the session Of the next Legislature.
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mittee and now pending In the Senate is
snare full OF danger to the honor and vital
interests of the Nation, and in no posi-
BILE way tending to peace and the promo
lion of the business interests of the coun-
try. 1t is burning shame to try to bull
doze and rush this revolutionary and un-
Just measure through Congress.
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NoNAN,s CONVENTION.

The woman's State Christian Temperance Unioi
will hold o Macs Convention In Augusta, c'im
meacing on Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1871, at 10 A NJ
the day after the opening OF the state 90 Ventlon
We hereby extend cordial invitation to all TEN
perasce ladies 10 be present and unie 10 IA lies
e4oFts 70 make this meeting of the State Union ~
wen rs of all the friends OF temperauce, mighty
power through God, In pulling down the strong
hods OF the enemy.
FOR this lel US pray and labor. Entertainment
BY the Aasus,s Union will be furnished TO ladies
attending the Convention.
MRS. W. G. SARGENT, President.
MARIANA GAINES,
Cor. sec'y wonan's State Christian Temperance
rala
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Canaan Locals.

Canaan Locals.
People in this vicinity have been axiously wait
ing for better travelling, but fear it will; not come.
Not to mention numbering, large business i,
done in hauling hay aud potatoes to market, most.
ly to skowhegan. Potatoes are large source Of
income, and are now worth ninety cents bushel
The hay crop here is excellent, aud many farmers,
after wintering large stock of cattle and sheep,
sent of large lots of hay. Benz Chase sells thirty
hve tons, and Z. ii. Z Hot forty four tons NJ. Ii.
fnrber has bought and pressed i've hundred tons.
At Skowhegan are four firms engaged in sending
OIL nay, each many tons daily.
The school houses in this town are generally
excellent and the schools have been thus far sue
cesstul the present winter. Mr.. A. J. Whitney Of
Freedom, teaches the upper school 10 the village
Book agents are plenty this winter.
Young TiIton of Pittsfeld was tried here before
Justice Foster, for assaultipg his teacher Frank
Rand of IaitlAnd. lie was fined one dollar and
costs. The spectators were quite indignant that .
big bully should get off 50 easy, believing II sub
versive Of school discipline.
Elder Ora Chase has been holding meetings at
Carsons Corner in Athens, for several months.
resulting in the conversion Of some forty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

A. q. Wakefield of Bangor, has resigned the Of
fee OF Trustee of the Insane Hospital. lie speaks
in high terms of the officers aud management of
the business of the institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

Mr.. g. o. Whipple of Hallowell, is selling fur
niture at remarkably low rates, and his sales are
not at all confined to Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

The Howard Benevolent Society will meet with
Mrs Edward Mason, "Wednesday afternoon, Janu-
ary Oath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

Municipal Court.
Reuben Packard Of Manchester, was before the
Court yesterday. for drunkenness. lie plead gull
ty, paid his fine and cost, and was discharged
John Murphy, charged with like offence, plead
guilty, and was fined one dollar and cost
John Mcnamara OF Chelsea, was arraigned on
charge Of single sale of intoxicating liquor. He
plead not guilty, was adjudged guilty, and ordered
to pay fine of $50 and cost, from which sentence
ne appealed to the March term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court, and recognized 10 $500.
George Hersap was found guilty of larceny of
harness from Hiram Seco, and fined FIVE dollars
and cost. He appealed to the March term of the
supreme Judicial Court, and recognized in $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

All the most desirable styles Of liaen collars
and cuffs can be found at Huntington, Mason &
Co.'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

If you prescribe remedies yourself see ths
they are effective and will do no harm. flores
Tar preparations are of this character, for the
Throat aud Lungs. janlO-lmt&w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
jan 17-t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

Arrangements have been made to hold Sunday
School conventions as follows: At Bowdoinham,
Jan 27th aud 2Sth Bath, Jan. 3oth and slst;
Wiscasset Feb. I'd. 81 and 4th; Hsllowell, Feb
9Th and Eth; Boothbay, Feb. 18th and l4th.
The members Of Augusta Lodge of Good Tenn
pars, extend their thanks to the ladies of this city,
for the genel Gus and substantial manner in which
they assisted in getting up the supper furnished at
the Lodge room, last Friday evening"; also to Mr.
Henry Hart confectioner. for favors received.
Tickets securing reserved seats to the Barnabee
Concert, to come of at Granite Hall, tomorrow
evening, may be found, not only at the office Of
the Eastern Express, but also at the State House.
No one shonld fail Of this opportunity to hear
these artists. 1t will be the only appearance Of
Barnabee here for the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
loral AMI State Nems.

overcoatings and sutings at low prices, for sale
by Huntington, Mason & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24

by Mr.. HUME-Petition of the inhabitants
Eastport for repeal of the Calais Court bill Ref
fened to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. Brown of Observation-Disclosures o t
Inhabitants of Odtown against repeal of the trus
tee law. Referred to the Com mittee on Legal
Affairs.
BY Mr.. ADMINISTRATION of inhabitants of
Patkmaa and Cambridge, for land to he set Off
from Pa kman am annexed to Cambridge. Re-
ferred to the next Legislature under the rIlc.
BY Mr. WENTw nth Of Bradtord-Remon-
STRANGE Of III. w. Dlnforth ct ais, of Lagrange
against any part of the town of Alton, being an
nexed to Lagrange. Referred to the Committee
on Towns.
BY Mr.. WHITE of Orono-Remonstrance of
citizens of Orono, against discontinuence of the
fish commissioners. Referred to the Committee
on Fisheries.
BY Mr.. CHASE of Bridgton-Bill an acl author
izing views by juries IN all cases. Referred to
tie Commit tee on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. BurIil-Remonsirance Of the inhabi-
tants of Fail field against a law to prevent throw
ing slabs and other refuse into kennebec river.
Referred to the Committee on Inferior Waters.
By Mr. Accommodation of the inhabi-
tauts of Haynsville against the division OF that
town. Referred to the Committee Towns
by Mr.. CLEAvEs of Portland-Bl an act to
authorize the formation OF Mutual Saving Fund,
Loan and Building Association. Referred to the
Comm ttee on Banks and Banking. Also bill an
act to incorporate the Harper Manufacturing Co.
Also bill an act relating TO procedure in criminal
cases. Refer ed to the Judiciary Committee
BY Mr.. GILsoN-Remonstrance of the citizens of
Mschiasport against any change or repeal in the
present game law; of the citizens of Dennysv lie
against the same of citizens of Whitneyville
again the same Ret, FRED to Committee on
Legal Affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

aace Of the system 70 render !, at all probable
that the entire structure viii, as some have
fo1dly imagined. tumhled in ruins like a house
Of cards So soon as the inspiring mind and
guiding hand Of Brigham Young are with
drawn, Though Brigham leaves no one man
capable of readily hlling his place, he leaves
a considerable number Of able and experienced
leaders who can for time at least carry on
reasonably well the machinery which he has
constructed and So; in motion, That Nor
usoRism is doomed We certainly believe. hut
that its extinction is coming eitaes soea OF
suddenly we very much doubt Regarding
the Church Of the Latter Day Saints " as
one 0; the moss curious religions and social
pgshlems OF the pgosoa, lime We shall watch
It's future with ieep interest,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SuPREnR corRr OF THE HawAIIAx


u the matter Of the petition David EaIakzzs Lrda
n Dcnlnls. J. o Dominis her husband. M L C'exhora
-1a raeshorns her hrsbald 70 gaet tile n cerrAs
snos claimed By rg1t OF nberstance Bsfsra Nr Jzrss
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rssolAE Term of tts supreme Couft 10 Cunrt
HOUSE ~ aouoiuin, ~ which frse 41d piacs AZ perna
coferned may sPpeaz and show cAAr any they have
WY the sst petition should bs KrAatsd aae al a.
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LAWRENCE Ec-TuY
Gel Brpzn attorney.
Attest ina z. BzrnzrG. Clerk atsss
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-26

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