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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JUNE "A,

firm; shoulders bid, short ribs 7@7ls
short clear. "a spot; sales ~, buyer July.
Bacon quiet, 5fs0lssaS .-,.
CHteAao, June al. 5.@Wheat quiet at 81 49,
car lots; 81 45s4 July; .s1 2sstt4 August. Dry
salt meats, boxed quiet: sales long clear and
short clear, 64 shoulders nominal at s.; long
clear Gs short rib 70b7ts. Meats loose steady
and held at 6.g5 August. nofninally; $50
July. Pork quiet and easier at sl2 80 for
July, $18 02ts August. Lard easier at s.95 for
July, g.2is August. Whisky firm at 81 0s
sf. Lotus, June 25.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher No. q fall s1 90 bid; No. 9 do
&1 81 cash; $t 81 July. Corn higher; 440441a
cash, 48saD44i4, closing 4ss4 July; 449s8451l4
closing Az August. Oats dull 841f bid
cash and Si9 s50llS 40 August. Bulk meats
better; clear rib 69D bid cash OF July, bid
August. Bacon quiet 5ssgs Lard quiet,
summer e15Gbesa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-24
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
Meeting Of the ExtIed Cubans-dsen. julio
sanguiIl NJ axes a Speech

Meeting ut the Extied ubans-dten. julio
sanguiIl NJ axes a speech.
About three hundred Of the Cuban residents Of
the city met last night at their hail. corner of Bt.
Peter and st. Claude strt etp, for the purpose Of
considering that most dear TO their hearts, the
Independence of their country
The meeting was called to order at $3.50 .. m,
when the president introduced the Cuban Gen.
ersl Julio Sanguii. who, in short address.
urged all exiled Cubans to be united and bar-
monious in their efforts against the Spanish
tyranny.
Mr.. Bias Lopez. the secretary. then read for
the information of those not present at the last
meeting the proceedings thereof, including the
address delivered then by Gen sanguili.
He stated also that Gen. Sanguili had, while in
command Of his army, been taken prisoner and
while wounded in both legs. been carried cap
tive in the Spanish lines, from where he was res
cued by Gen. Gramonte with thirty-fve men,
after o sharp and decisive conflict.
Mr.. Treilis. q prominent exied Cuban. fol-
lowed in an address in which he urged upon the
Cuban Union here the Importance OF rendering
all the aid possible to their compatrots upon the
island. With that and unity elsewhere, the Gu
ban independence would be established and their
Efforts crowned with succesa.
Col. Manuel Ssnguili, q brother to the Cen
eral, was then called upon and addressed the
meeting ut some length, picturing the hardsbips
of those who were now fighting for Cuban in
dependence, relating several heart-rendipg in
cidents that occurred in the army, and of the
devastation caused by the subjects Of Spain.
An election was then held for committee to
solicit funds for the Cuban army, the votes being
by ballot and resulting as follows:
For president, Francisco Pages; secretary, NJ.
Feasnada, and treasurer, Il. Dias.
After several addresses by resident Cubans
the meeting adjourned, subject TO call.
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a Memphis Murder.

MEMPHIS, June 23.-The wife of VIM. Kuhn.
n butcher, residing ut 239 fernando street.
was found dead in bed this morning The
nelghbors heard Kuhn beating her last night
Her body bore marks of brutal assault.
When the servant notified Kuhn this morn
ing that she was dead he denied it, but going
INTO the room and looking at her remarked,
Damned if she amt gone sure enough" He
was was arrested. They had three children, the
The damage to the cotton on the Arkansas
River by the floods estimated at from twenty
to thirty thousand bales. ''
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CAPITAL NEWS.
The sssrmsen Question.

I5DeelaI TO tfe UemOHtat.l
WASHINGTON, June 29.-G. Wiley Wells, OF
Mississippi, will be appointed Consul General
to China
In consequence Of the receipt of comlnuni-
cations 10 the effect that the Motmons con
template resistance to the lawful authorities,
ttftte Secretary tf Maf has Hetihad Gnrnrnnr
tary force In the Territory will be made
during the present summer and coming fall.
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The Russians Entrenched In Turkish Ter-
Especial to the Demoerat.l

Especial to the Demoeratl
NEW YoRK, June 29.--lii London special
from the seat Of war, the latest adviees an.
nounce that 1000 Russian troops crossed the
Danube yesterday. The passage was made
In boats. The points selected for their dis
embarkation was between Galatz and Alatchin.
A landing was effected without opposition. A
forward move was made upon the heights be-
hind zizla, which were taken. The Russians
are now firmly entrenched on these heights,
and preparations are being made for an at
tack Oh Matchin The Tur ks are reported as
abandoning the town.
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The at. JeI,ns Fire.

LONDON, June 23.-The Times financial ar
ticle names several Of the English Insurance.
offices which lost heavily by the st. Johns fire
In one instance the loss will be over S50o,00o
and the least that any single Office viii have
10 bear is over S10o00D
The principal sufferers are, the North Brit
isb and Mercantile, Imperial, Royal, Liver
pool and London and Globe Northern Queen
and Commercial Union Companies.
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Especial TO The Democrat
New YORK. June 23.-At the Jerome Park
races the first race of mile and half was
won by Oriole. Time 2:444.
The second race. q free handicap, mile heats,
was won by Mary in ! 491a and 4974.
Tho third race. distance one mile and three
quarters, was won by Viceroy. Time 3:14.
The fourth race a steeple chase, was won
by Coronet. Time 4:12
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A Fight on the Itanuhe's Banks.

Especial to the Demoerat.l
lBRA1r, June 23.-rhc Russians. on landing
ON the Turkish bank of the Danube, pene-
trated directly into the interior behind the
hills, and succeeded in gaining possession of
the heights commanding Matchin. after an
obstinate fight with body of Bashi Bazouks.
The engagement lasted from daylight until
noon. The capture of Matchin is considered
imminont
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LONDON, June 49, Noon.--Consols 80 1910.
PARIS June %, 8 p. m.-Reites t05f G5c.
LIVERPOOL, June I'D, Nopn Cotton dull
and easier: Midding Uplands 9 s-1G, Middlng
Orleans go; sales 1000 bales; for speculation
and export 900. Receipts 1000; American $500.
Futures partially 1-s2d cheaper: Uplands,
Low Middling clause, June and July delivery,
6tsd August and September 6 3-l6d.
LIVERPOOL, June %, 28D p MIXTURES
steady, Uplands, Low Middling clause, July
and August delivery, Cad.
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The Ibratl Rritlve

LONDON, June 2s.-The bridge from Ibrail
70 the shore is completed. The bridge is be-
length The Russians have also large num-
ber OF RATS, and employ all merchant vessels
detained in port Seven wooden sloops have
been iron-plated, armed with two guns, and
nave capacity for 20omen. The bridge is COM
posed of huge planks, held together by
anchors from the Ibrau side. Five batteries
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WAR NOTES.
TuE RUSSIANS ARE CROSSING TME
DANUBE.
Ns Fighting Has Vet Occurred.
tapacial m The Dnmonrat

LONDON, June 2B.AA special frcm Ibrail,
dated June 90, says all Is ready for the pass
age Of the Danube. The bridge from 1brail
to The Turkish shore has been, finished for
some huuis.
To-day troops began to pass before Galatz
without meeting single Turk
The crossing near Ibfai is generally con
siaered as only a subsidiary operation TO the
main crossing further west, probably be-
tween the Alrta and vodea rivers. 1t Is ey-
peeted that the greater part Of the Four
taenth Corps will have crossed in twenty
four hours, and will receive the Gar. who
ia Ia nFtivp Saturday.
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mites fra,n washington.

WASHINGTON. June 29-Com John r..
Goldsborough Is dead
Secretary Sherman has received a dispatch
from daughter of Lewis Cass, who married
German nobleman. directing subscription
Of $50 900 for per cent bonds
It is stated the Canadian government Is
moving for Sitting Bulls expulsion from
Canada; his presence inspires the Blaclsfeet
Indians to turbulence.
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Especial TO the Demoeratl
PARIS, June 23,-The Chamber of Deputies
passed supplementary bill appropriating
nearly six million francs for such armaments
IA may be rendered necessary by the course
of events In the East.
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FOREIGN NEWs.
THE FRENCH CHAMBER.
A Manifesto From the Left.


New YORK, June 23.-A special dispatch
from Paris says ii is expected that the Official
Gasette will publish on Monday next decree
lissolving the French Parliament The mem
bers of the Left intend TO address manifesto
TO the nation
Baron dc Gonfant. the French Ambassador
to Berlin, 1t is announced, will shortly return
from that city.
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WisttlIapy Naisls.
Especial to the Democrat

Especial to the Democrats
NASHVILLE, June 2s.-Raids on Illicit dstil-
lers in Putnam Jackson, White and other
counties resulted in the destruction Of four
teen stills, the killing of distiler named
Sam Johnson, and the wounding Of two men
named Morgan, and the capture Of twelve
priSnnprs,
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Especial to the Democrat,

Especial to the Democratl
LONDON, June 23,-1n reply to Lord Derby's
recent note in reference to the Suez Canal It
is understood that the Porte accepts the prin-
ciple of free navigation Of the Canal by the
vessels of all neutral nations. but reserves to
itself the privilege of engaging in battle all
enemy's vessels that it's own ships may en-
counter there.
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The Vote on the Dissolution OF The French,
&hamher.
LSnecial to the Dem mocrat |

Especial to the Dem ocratl
PARIS, June 2S.--The exact figures of the
vote in the Senate on the question of the dis
solution of the Chamber of Deputies were
149 in favor of dissolution to 100 against This
result having been fully anticipated, has
caused very little sensation, and is discussed
by the papers of different political views
with great camness.
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OMEST'IC NEWS.
THE INDIAN WAN.

Tapar;al n Tho uem,orat

IEUpHIHI 10 IHb UbHHUFHT ]
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The situation in
northern Idaho far exceeds in gravity any In
dian outbreak of our day, and will tax the
best resources Of the government and Of the
people Immediately interested to subdue the
Indians, who know the army on the coast is
a mere skeleton, and the people helpless for
Wnit Of arms
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No Figl,ting yet.

Especial 10 The Deinoeratl
BUCHAREST, June 23--The force of Russians
that have crossed the Danube on q pontoon
bridge at Galatz are foitifying at Tete de
Pont on the Turkish shore. No fighting has
yet occurred, as wide marsh still separates
the combatants. Prince Milan has left for
nnlnradn -
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tspecial to the Demoerat.1

Especial To the DenonfatI
CoNsfANTINoPhR, June Intelligence has
been received to-day to the effect that Mukh-
tar Pasha has been engaged in battle since
last Thursday, with portion of the Russian
army at Takhodia, situated between Khorasan
and Deibaba. The battle 1t is said, was In
progress all day yesterday. The result is,
however. unknown at this date.
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The Austrian Troops.

IENpeihI TO the DpmOHfHfI
VIENNA, June 23.-Since yesterday Austrian
troops have lined the Montenegrin frontier
with strong detachments
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A Military Junction.

IENptlHI 20 the UpWOCFHfI
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 29.-It Is officially
announced that the Turkish divisions operat-
ing from Herzegovina and Albania against
Montenegro, succeeded in elIecting juno
tien at . d. m, to-day, and are now marching
upss ssats,ainge
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Especial +, the Democrat
CLEVELAND. June 2J.-IH the races of yes
terday the th,ee-auarter mile dash was won
by Speculation in 10 In the mile heats oily
Cannon was the winner In AL and 81.
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for their protection have been constructed on |,
the Matehin side. The Russian force at ibfaii
is 5000.
Women and children are flying to Budha
and Cattaffo.
The Russian force at Galatz and Ibfail Is
forty Thousand,
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A swcra et Honor.

IoEpos. June 23-prihce Hassan, OF Egypt,
leayps for Varna to-day on board the Missir
The Sultan presented him yesterday with a
Sword rf honor
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Renewal Of Russian Headquarters.
Ispeeisl 10 the Democrat

TFFPUIHI
LONDON, June 23.-A number of special dis
patches, announces the speedy removal of
the Russian headquarters TO Alexandria, in
Ruumania. either on Sunday or Monday.
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!. MONEY AND STOCKS.
LsnaeiaI to the nemonrat.l

NEw YoRK, June 23-God 1o5tz. U. s. Gs
of 1881 1loa4 do. coupons, 1t4s4 b-2os of 1866,
new Issue, 1o9ssm16g4 do Of 1867, i12s4
do. 1868, coupons, 115; to-40s 112t4 61127s
do. coupons; 1125s; currency 6's 12274 new
b's, t11mtt1tI.
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Insurance i'm st. Johns, n. II.

Especial to the Democratl
LONDON, June 23.-Several English insur-
anee offices have lost quite heavily by the st.
Johns fire
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New YORK, June 23-A cable special says O
whole Russian corps is in Bulgaria, and the
Gar with his staff intends to cross to-day
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For Bayou ST. John, Magnolia Garden and Fair
Grounds, take the Orlgans Railroad Company's
blue cars at Clay Statue.
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Step in and test the delicious Jersey and
Alderney milk, ice cold, corner Common and
Carondelet streets, branch, Canal street, north
side, near Custom House.
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FOREIGN.

IoNDoN, June 23-Consos for money
81 1910; y. y. 5-20s Of 1865 1O4a4 do. Of 1867
1oe1; 1o4O's 10914 new fives 107ss Erie Gts
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Cocoanut Oil soap-rhe fness soap ever made
Try it. Chartres street.
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MARKETS..
Domestic
[Special to the DEMO-

Especial to the Democrat,l
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Flour steady. Wheat
scarce and firm; white 81 s0aI 95. Corn
firm, 4s@60, Whisky steady, ii 0s PORK
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RIVER NEWS.
Laneeial 10 the nemnerat. |

MEMPHIS, June 23.-Departed: Grand Re-
public, for st. Louis, at midnight: Warner
and barges. at 8 p. m; Sehenek, for Cincn-
| NATL at noon; Mitchell, for Cincinnati at
4, M
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NJ. L. Byrne i Co.. 163 Canal street, will offer,
this week, great bargains in linen lawns, corded
jaconetJ and Victoria lawns.
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A great variety of hats, sold cheap. at 26 st
Charles street.
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Plaaida TorstsIl Jules hlaige,
| 4 = Masnn. h Terrell
| /, LEVY tr Emile O'Brien
ttoy JnS Melsnery, Th Gilmore.
+ ~ Bayne, stnn ! ,Ho9d,
D 4 Rs,Ler 0' tib Enosi 9eld,
1 II Coleman. N Musson. go,
Patrick Irwin. Dunaan Kennef.
gyvnn Henuefson' Inpsfpief,
+ i y II 4 Ii htiaias' u,., ~ aa.kfs' naif'
lion rs KufHHrEt, t5i B6ttft,
Mm /. .Heyi 4 UhyIer.,
" i.i ln1uy, 49,, Iiuiahusr'
asa ~ n;aI,aISn' 4 r I'll. I IIao.,or
Jaaal Hassingar Rabt I Harsn'
Ph Werlein. T. Grunawald
Peter Marcy. I'll Hassanl
Hon 7 Merriek. LG Jurey
~ lrby, Benz terson.
| ijh +, ,H,anisher' = Efiediander.
+ 1 Toibnnd, III Wnn,s,
| i, K rpnvefse DrJ b firms
DR. D Warren Briekel Hon G. Brown
DIR Samuel Chopin, Oscar Chopin. 4
| On Chatfe. garnDrs
Il HGn I, i, Louis Bush' , = q BBnfpridee
= 70 . Ppuihiiet' p' Dug;sne., w sn y.
ii'i, ifri,s spinIihs. iGIn. + u Wnads iui '9''
II Van uF Fhenttavseo Z, " Santa
4 II NAV Hv Reushatv
HIM Td Pllsfnrv. Jro Phelps
] q Payne, W s Keep,
y W llawlings. Hon y Jonas
Hon Il Il Diamond. Hon Oh Oavahac
Hon N? N Me- MeGaftrey Hnp 11,. Jno 70 hensstorf.
= a2h I t,,3ay y peh's' y paIihe y a,ie ,uguah'
y y Z <, ~. Ist !. q RR..ettintthh. R.t,.
Hanrv ~ Abraham Il I, I, Fnrstail
II claiborne. ii t, Moore
Jaeob Born. Wtn. Hartwell
Hy. lie sassier, r Commagere
v Il II Jqdsoh' GeQ Eoerster
Salnbohit y bfoWn.
{, Z Hol.d,Ia' H,1n..i,ia' = iHiefn1sh93lihf 9'1t3lif
~ ~ II iiI,Wa,"' y III - |, pIenItsiti. I tif,
< " fonnsr 4 fihspsky
Geo j. Bright Nd Wallabe.
DR. r q Richardson. El Mcfiehee,
Hon y Eusts, John T,udowie
7 IDickey, Jas Inntz
lng Friedlander Chas E Alter,
4 4 ,sMIarroi'' Ma..,.o Mi nt0lla,, ma.59h ~
ftbariss pss Mo,oreadv Wn mApn Aaap p'chiief
Hnn i M 4 Parker Hnn 15at wba,to,
m Hart, w Il BarstoW,
J X Bell, John q Hanna,
gh Peasants, = Gibhors. .
y V.aMsteli. Hon Ili " Huntington.
Hon @ 4 albsrt v9ofhles' tellx evy,
WiIi Wm i y 1,Iad,s 1MIsaehah RG5 s sinm2h4 mn4 aus
r T, Airav I NJ Iatsis '''"'
r. NJ Zeialer mi tfenner
ri n Miller. John Myers
Amede J james. ? poussine
Adolph Meyer O. Grardey
IN Oavargc, Hon + Buck.
yen It.i = I beanreeafa' yyos y a!Ken,
4 u Il isaansnn aaott nfaGo}aa GGomaeh
Miebaal Iran,ak + PIaisant
n / Hart FrederinE Win,z
Richard Nugent. @ II Hyams
IL. j. Gay, Esq, then moved that committee
of five be appointed ON resolutions. The an
,,.;,,,,,,,t ,sa. ,,,s, n r o. -. IT. -
poih''nens "ss .aoo' - . '''' Deih' '"e o"an-
man, and they Withdrew
,,.,a. IT u.u .a., 4.ss ..t,,., ...z
.as''i - * A'0" ""' 'N'A 0A"e' 'poh' "hu
SAID ..........
MAJOR NEW SPEECH.
NJ. Cb1irnoo-It ia Tho boast NJ the Au,er;.
ran psouls that slavery no loneer a1,sts within
Their borders. And we take imnanss cpaIit r.
onreelvts that we are Absolutely free from the
evils Of that institution. entalsd on r,s by our
roraratier and that with q freq ,,ysss s,ae yaa
speeeh and perrset freedom Of fndiviinal sctian
we imagine there can be no limit to our dsyslot,
tnent and aesroelv anv eomnattir,, viii, ,,s l.; ~,
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J.. B. Walker, D. D. g., iso Deiord street.
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J. h. Walker, D. D. s.. 1870 Delord street.
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IT, J. Gay, Esq, then moved that committee
of five be appointed ON resolutions. The sp-
pontment WAS made, e. j. Gay being the chair
man, and they withdrew.
Msior ]. II. New was then cilled upon, and
najHt
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-12

REAL ESTATE ,TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Bridgton-Lot of land from Carston Roes to
William I'll. Larrabee and Lyman Bradstreet.
Brunswick of land from Joseph A.
Woodsde and others to Albert Q. Jackson.
Lot of land from Albert @. jackson to DaI-
ius w. jackson.
Cape Elizabeth-Lot of land and buildings
from James NJ Kimball to Isabella Craig.
Deering--Lot of land from John G. Cobb to
Michael and John Scanlop.
Freeport-Lot of land from Llewellyn T.
Coffin to Samuel Thing and Starr rreit A. Litch-
field.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS common and undivided
Of a lot of land from George Small to Rufus
Small
Wlndham-Lot of land containing thirty
acres with buildings. from Henry B. Hunting
! ton to Hester 3. Shaw.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-12
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
AT THE COURT OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS be-
gun and holden at Portland, within and for the
County of Cumberland, on the first Tuesday of
January, Ammo Domini, 1871 to wit, at an adjourn
ment thereof on the first Tuesday of April, Ammo
Domini, 1877,
On the foregoing Petition it being satisfac-
toriy shown to the Court that the Petitioners are
responsible and that hearing is expedient, it is
hereby
Ordered, That the County Commissioners will
meet at the Town House in Deering in said county,
on FRIDAY, May 25th, A. D., 1877, at ten O'Clock
A. M and that the Petitioners give notice to all per-
sons interested, by causing attested copies of said
Petition and this Order of Court thereon. to be
served upon the Town Clerk OF said town of Deeripp
in said county, and also by posting up copies of the
same in three public places in said town. and
publishing the same three weeks successiyev in the
Maine State Press, newspaper printed in Portland
the first of said publications. and each of
the other notices to be at least thirty days before the
time of said meeting; at which time and place latter
it has been satisfactorily shown that the above no.
tice has been duly given,) the Commissioners will
proceed to view the route set forth in said Petition
and other routes and roads connected Herewith and
after such view, they will give hearing to the par
ties and their witnesses at some convenient place
in the vicinity, when and where all persons
and corporations interested may appear and show
cause if any they have, why the prayer of said ne
tition should not be granted.
Attest, +. j. LIfTLEFIELD, Clerk
Attest, f. d. LlTTLEFIELD, Clerk.
w3w3
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-12
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBE1LAND, SIS.
AT TIE COURT OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS begun
and holden at PORTLAND. within and for the County
OF Cumberland, on the first Tuesday of january
ammo Domini 1871 to wit: at adjournment thereof
on the first Tuesday of April, Ammo Domini 1877,
on tne foregoing Petition it being satisfactorily
shown to the Court that the Petitioners are respon
slpe and that hearing is expedient, it is hereby
oRDERED, That the County Commissioners will
meet d. at the house of David y. Small, in Windham,
on WEDNESDAY, May 231, A. d. 1877, at ten
O'CLOCK A M and that the Petitioners give notice to
all persons interested by causing attested copies of
SAID Petition and this Order of Court thereon to be
served upon the Town Clerk of the town of Wind
ham, in said county of Cumberland and also by post
ing up copies Of the same in three public places in
sad town, and publishing the ksame three weeks
successfully in the Maine State Press, newspaper
printed in said Portland, the first of said publications.
anu each of the other notices. to be at least thirty
days before the time of said meeting; at which
time and place, (atter it has been satisfactorily
shown that the above notice has been duly given)
the Commissioners will proceed to view the route set
forth in said Petition and other routes and roads
connected Herewith and after such view, they will
give bearing to the parties and their witnesses at
some convenient place in the vicinity, when and
where all persons and corporations interested may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said Petition should not be granted.
Attest: f. j. LITTLEFIELD, Clerk
Copy of the Petition and Order of Court thereon.
Attest: f. j. LIITLEFIELD, Clerk.
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