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ON AMI after MAy ~. l.1S
Trains leave New YORK. VIA Dc-urusscs and Cortlanit
SIS Ferries - follows.
Express ior HARRISBURG rushurch the West and SOUTH
WIN fullman Palace cars attached, A. NJ, ana 50
For wilnam-por Lock Haven, CORY AMI Erie at : 30
7. NJ. couucctu- AT Cory for U'l,slIe. Petroleum
centre ami The OA keslons Mi4amsport and Lock
Haven. % \ VI
Bsiumors Wa.hiuston ami the South. Limited wash.
iurtun ENptc-s Of Pullman farnr cars daily except
Sunday 8 80 A NJ, sruvc Washington 40 T. VI
Regular a. 20 A NJ, l. $50. and y r. VI. sunday 8 81
and q Z VI
Express for Philadelphia. = 80 7ao $40 o q 20 Linn
tod II NJ, !, 5, q, ga, 80. 80, aud . =
SUNDAY, iHnd A NJ 8, Is. q 80, 3d. %, aud f.
NJ kmigrant end second lass, P
trains at Jersey Cily. aiordins speedy aud direct
ror trains 70 Newark Ehzeheth. Railway Princeton,
other points see local schedules AZ all Ticket Oiccs
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh q 90 40 VI ~ 20 T.
daily, 10 4 VI q 81 7 VI. dailN except Monday
FROM Washington and baltimore $50. - ~ 4 VI 4 ~
Az, lol9rM sunday s.. et9AM From fni!s
80. $ Is. Q 30 - 1910. 70 9or N SUNDAY, jo,
& 80. ei1, 10 %. ~ 50 Is ST. 10 - =. VI
Ticket Oftccs. h26 AMI oii Broadway | Aston House
AMI foot OF Deshros'es ami Cnftaudt SITS Court -
and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot of Fulton St Brooklyn
III no ami lis Hudson It, HOhoArn Depot Jersey
Siiv Emigfaut Ticket ohee. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l. r FARMER
General Manager Gent Passenger AGENT
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ON ANn AFTER NAY r. 1873
INnress Tialns leave Sew YORK. NiA pcshrOsscs aud
tnrtnndt SIS Ferries. IL. follows.
A1. so. : ~ 80 80 $50 Limited. II A NJ / 4 g. a. l1
3d. 80, und % T. NJ sundays, 80 ana . a VI, a. g.
& $50. : 80 : 80 aud % 4 VI
Boats ui "bruuhNu AunpN" connect with An through
trains AZ Jersey tiu. alordns speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 20 2 IN. : ~
{ $50 anu ~ A VI. l.nitod ENuic,. 80 T.. NJ , T.
Q ~ and 7al 4 NJ and " Midnight on SUNDAY
Z ~ - -, : 80 Ma. ! 3i T. Vi and ~ Mnluisht
Ticket Ontccs, h2d and pit Broadway. / Astur lluuf
hnd iuo of ID, >hrussc- and torhudt - Court ST AMI
hi1.kNu Annex Depot foot of Fulton st. Biuukhn ma
NC. ana llh Hudson 81 iOhuhcn. Depot Jersey cay
iml.ranl l,sel unoo, Battery place ..
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Drp c5uuNs.

l. ErP's SHIRTS.
N TllE NEST AND CHEAPEST ~ THE WORLD
We cannot make Better Shirts at any r9cc
All made from the celebrated Mnm,utia muslin Bos
ous. ply, all linen The very best
KEEPS rArkNr PARTLY made Shirts Tor 80
Only PLAIN seams 10 nnish
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS the very best, TO measure.
for ~
kERPS FANCY PERCALE Shirts to measure for
az Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
LINEN CoLLAkS. tour ply, very test for 71o
llNlN tltfs tour pl}, Ncr, hest ~ buhalt dozen
rErrfWlI. JEAN hkAWERS. very best 5O5. each
MANSION uNnLnNksls, very best Toe each.
MIST GINGllAM UMBRELLAS ~ each
TNllLFn SILK UMBRELLAS 81 each
LADIES Sun UMBRELLAS, newest STYLES az so each
kEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
S S.S s Sr.tS' Sycnno Ncw York
3il Futon 81, Brooklyn
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ruLMour.s GARDEN.
1'nE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM

TnE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
IrflfN INi I1fN -
Wonlernd rernruaurss of Che o., i,hra'cA troupe Of
TRAINED NONkihS. DOGS AND GOATS from the
Royal Aq'Hfium Entmui. PERFORMING lauiomimcs and
PLAYS like uuunu hgu-s NH-t novel entertainment ever
gwen iu th. civ Living octopus or ,ight armed devil
Nsh. ffnpIr 40 fishes
AMilllBlOrs ANNALS CrtNPANZEE, AMI RARE
MARINE WONDERS
Admission 51rcuf- children half lrre. tuucy isaui
Aquarium OPEN with the celebrated truup, Brln
tlu Horses
ON separate exhibition IN the library N the Aquarium
up stairs. from ~ ~ i2 \ VI % go uui 90 70 VI
TIE wonderful 81 Rruot Twins. ROSA and NARY.
Greatest Nlfurfl turiNst, tIr world ever saw.
Twuhnndsour children with ono body.
Lufircly distinct ~ natural functions
Thinking and acting separately.
A Isi thuluElc AMI phN-l llogic Al study
Interesting 10 lluic-. iltyslriAns and the public
generally
ADMISSION. p CENTS. CHILDREN, u CENTS
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NIANUATrAN BEACH RAILWAY.
81

table to take effect Sunday. Tune IT, 1873
WEEK DAYS AND ~ NuANS
Tie elegant steamer ELIZA lANtON. commencing as
above. will run during tho from iicr foot
2ai y. EAST RIVER. direct TO Compauy'- Depot At
GkEINPOlNr making close connections. going AMI re-
turning. with express trains to and from Manhattan
Beach.
boat leaves 23l Pier NJ - a. 10 a. II Is NJ,
ami l. - So -. 3 %. -. 80. and q a. T.. "
Trains leave Manhattan Beach TOR New York Green.
point ~ al TO- ~ 4 VI. and i21p I. o. 3i2. %.
biz 6u7 7. IL, aud 80 T. NJ. Tine from GreenpOint
a. minutes
Trains connect at Ea.' New York with Rapid Transit
trains Atlantic Hv BROOKLYN also with Cauarso and
ROckAwHy Beach Railroad
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The elegant steamers THOMAS COINER and d r.
MARTIN loasc ~ y North river 81 ~, H. - and
!. . q. & o. q and J. VI LeruH 81. North river. Ia.
~ 10 ~ 10 - 10 no. > 10. 10 10 Ia. g ga
ami lur VI Pier :. Nurth uvcr -. 10 - II - 4
~ - - -. 9 -. - . - u -. and - 4. NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Rdee at <.
~ 80 u - NJ. 40 /. 50 a. 34i, 40. $50.
q ~. a. AMI o T. ".
A -FOK COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
on, boats landing at concy Island
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DEKMOUTH HOfk. TO-DAY,
i AND EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS,
Up THE LOVELY HUDSON,
on Jarrett A PHlmcrs Suucrh Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Allowing three hours AT WEST POlNr to inspect the
United states Military Acadccmy. aud hour NEW-
BuRGH 10 visit wAslI1NGrONs HEADQUARTERS.
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
MAXINE BAND. GLBE CLUB. NiLOFHONE, BENT,
the great cornet player, Chnn.s Ac., sc.
FARE. Entire Grand Excursion. FIFTY CENTS.
children Twentv.h Gents
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT on BOARD
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A THE MARY POWELL leaves Pier 80
~. foot vestry St, daily at3.5OP NJ, making all the

S0 MILES FOR Zoe. -CitiIens' Line Troy Boats
tcO New and ~ endid steamers leave Pier ~ y H..
toi LEROY It daily including saturday aud Sunday at
"a T. NJ State rooms only 81 berth,. 2bc. Flr-tclass
iarc SOC. SuIe connections with cNprc,, train, tor all
POINTS North East and West rooms and through
uok,t. at DOdds Express ga Broadway ani Court st
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CoAND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL FALL.
Gg,durt

Gb, durf.
MON OUTHPARK RACES, Long BRANCH.
w D SATURDAY., luuc ~ Tuesday 81, Thursday, an
uud saturday oih lulv
NlA RACES EACH DAY
Trains N thc Now lrN Central Hui Suuthern Railroads
directly 90 the Course
Admission ~ Field. Hlc I 6raui stand. ~ extra
Fare from New York and back -
dkO. l.. LOklLLAkD, President
WIN Any secretary
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TO PiIILADELrIIIN,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED Hut rE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NLW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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BOAT LEAVES
EVERY MORNING nncuding SUNDAYS from Pier I, at
the battery North River ats u O'Clock. aud foot Of 22i
n North River at Oi5 O'Clock. BROOKLYN rASSEN-
GERS Will take the ANNEX boat at Fulton ~ at % 10
A. NJ no EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either way.
DIYMOUTu ROCK.-1MPORrANT NOTICE
4 Societies. sunday schools Academies. Manufactures,
any large and respectable organization can make spe
ca anil advantageous MS for excursions
20 West Point or Ncwburgh ON the palace steamer
Plymouth Rock. Rates very low. Apply by mail or IN
person 10
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ID EIGHTH Match for the Championship Of America.
the Delaney Gold Modal Walue stpp, and stake Of
a. on, between MM. SfNrON of New York Champion.
and GEORGE = SLpSSON oi tin. a-n. IN, az TAMMANN
HALL. on THURSDAY LNENING June -. 1875 Play u
commence AZ , O'Clock The three ball carom game.
Ladies accompanied hv gentlemen, admitted tree, and
sICcill seats reserved tor them.
Admission. reserved -eats 81
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DARK THEATRE. LINGARDs
i HENRY ABBEY .... Lessee ami Manager
EVERY ENFNiSG AND NrrRpAY MATINEE Ar2
FIRST time Ia Sew York Ginerts charming cccenreiiy
CREATE KLs or iMrtL
t. Dee followed hV
lfNGARp SKETCHES
To conclude With 10 byron .uccussul comedy. ani
LAST WEEK OF
orr BOYs.
nv special permission 0f Mr. Augustn Dalvl
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STANDARD THEATRE. Broadway ami asd i
- WI HENDERSON Proprietor and Manager
LAST fEN Nidll> OF TIE SEASON,
and first uuie in fIis cas- u' Che
LONDON VERSION OF FRITZ.
as played o., Nr .
IN Llnl % Ter over 10 NIGHTS
NIN -DENL-. INCIDENTS. So
LAST FRITZ MATINEE -Art RpAY o., +
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OPERA HOUSE

,RAND OPERA HOUSE.
u rOnLE a pONNEttN lessee. and Managers
TODAY. To-Day. TODAY.
TO-DAY To- nAN To DAY.
LAST NATfNIE BrT ONF OF
NRi ANTS NlN~ri.tlS
HklANrS MfN~fRkt.S.
THE REST MlN>iREi bNNp - ENlSrFNCF
MONDAY NLAT. hartley CAM nell new and puwctlt
play. I'M NiGlLANrES
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ANOTHER REDUCTION
STON|NCTON LINE.
$3.50 TO NEWPORT,
FIRST CLASS
STEAMBOATS, mo RalIrolOs.

ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LIN ~.
n favouie steamer, DREW AMI ST JOHN leave Pier
Al. North River. daily. SUNDAYS included. NJ q 4 NJ.
conncc ting At ALBANN with Express Trains tor SARA
TOGA LAKE GEORGE. LAKE CllAMpLAlN. tho ADJ.
kuNpAtkS. MONTREAL ANA points NORTH and WEST
Brooklyn passengers transferred Tree by Annex boats
firstclass fare. 81. deck. 2ic.
Excursion o. Albany ami return. 81 ~
This is the only uisht line Of steamers selling tickets
and checkg baggage 10 places the New York Central
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RuEIMA TISM,- Let every sufferer use sllERI.
IL DAN p COMMON SENSE and obtain immediate 10.
hsL Friee 20 eent@ III Nassau D., room 8,
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|Nt1i SETS, SOI gum teeth, o., single. ~, war
ranNd' ~ J. Dental r0Vms, 202 VA az Esab, 1851
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The State AppOrtiOnment.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic. Conservative Party,
New Orleans, May IA, 1879.

"
Democratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans, May IA, 1873. }
At q meeting of the State Central
Committee of the Democratic Con-
sentative party, held in New Or
leans, OH the first of May 1873, the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That the convention of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS party
of Louisiana he held on the first
Monday of August, 1873.
Resolred, That a convention of the
Democratic Conservative party of
Louisiana be held at Baton Rouge
for the purpose of nominating IL can
didate for State Treasurer and MEM
bers of Congress for the various
congressional districts OF this State.
ResOlred, That the appointment of
representation in said convention
shall he one delegate for each two
hundred votes east for the Demo-
cratic Conservative candidate for
Governor in 1876, and each fraction
nj number less than 200 and exceed
ing 100 shall be entitled to one dele
gate.
Resolred, That inasmuch as in GER
tain parishes dissensions existed du-
ring the last campaign, whereby OPP
posing factions nominated double
sets of officers which resulted in the
loss of several members of the Leg
islature and inasmuch as these dis
sensions, if continued, will seriously
ieopardize the Democratic prospects
in certain localities, that the presi-
dent of the State Central Committee
be aud he is hereby authorized to
call convention aud make all nee
essary arrangement to the holding
of the primaries in any parish, or
ward of the city of New Orleans in
| which the antagOnistic factions re-
fuse to unite in "a convention, within
forty days of holding of the State
convention.
Resolred, That the State Central
Committee recommends the adOp-
ton of rule by the convention that
the number of delegates on the floor,
representing each parish and ward
of the city, shall not exceed the num-
Der of votes to which such parishes
or wards are entitled.
In accordance with the first and
second resolutions, a State conven-
ton of the Conservative
party is hereby called to meet at
Baton Rouge Oh the FIRST MONDAY
(5th) OF AUGUST.
In accordance with the third res
Olution the several parishes and
wards of the city of New Orleans
shall be entitled to the following
representation, TO wit:
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can make money faster at work for
u us than at anything else. Capital is
not required: We will start you. sl2 per
day at home made by the industrious
Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere. to work for us. Now is the
time. Costly ontfi' and terms free. Adj
dress TRUE d CO. Augusta, Maine.
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A letter from Havana. dated june

a letter from Havana, dated June
LIST, says that there is great rejoic-
ing over the complete pacification of
the island, and an official proclama-
ton of peace is expected in a few
DAYS, when Gen. Campos arrives.
The latest reports from the eastern
department. show the further surren
der of ten chiefs, twenty four officers
and 190'men at San Luis, aud the
complete dissolution of the 50, called
new government.
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Lovers must not trust too implicit

Lovers must not trust too implicitly
to their visual organs. A tender
swain once reproacbed his inaino-
rata with suffering rival to kiss
her hand, a fact which she indig-
naDtly denied: "But | saw it."
"Nay, them" cried the offended fair,
81 am convinced you do not love
me. since you believed your eyes in
preference to my word
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A little 6oy ran away from home,
and while enjoying himself in for
hidden fields, "a thunder storm came
up, and it began to hail. His guilty
conscience needed no accuser. Run
ming home he burst into the pres
ence of his 'astonished mamma, ex-
claiming breathlessiy: "Ma, MA,
Gods fiowing stones at me-"
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oFFrIAL DIRECTORY
STATE GOVERNMENT.

STATE GOVERN MEM.
ssrrrHor Z Nichols.
lirai. ,;oyeruor-L 4 Wilt.
ssrlarl of. State w \ Strong.
lnditor Of Public Accounts Al
u JHmel.
Superintendent Of Public EdUca-
na-RM Lusher.
ldiatant Gencral-D y Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Sapreme Court-Chief Justice, Il
Naming; Associate Justices, X
larr, Aleibiade DeBlanc, w Ii
seneer; Clerk. Alfred Roman.
DISTRICT.
Iadge District Court-W + Black
nan.
District Attorney L q Hunter.
District Court - Second Monday
January and First Monday in
|h!.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry c Walker.
Recorder-W III Hodnett.
Parish Judge-A V Raglan.
sAerif-Chas X Nugent.
COroner-Dr p Goode.
Representative-C0l i G Randolph.
Y'rish Attorney-A. Cazabat.
Parish Treasurer-A l. Grow.
lax CollectOr-C C. Nash.
felee Jurors-Jas A Daniels
1ent; VIM Tison, Randolph,
ityes, { W Fitz, " n Swotford.
Clsrk Police Jury-RS Cameron.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ward J.! Lorenzo Smith.
2. John p Hodnet.
3. Thomas Allison.
!. John G. Linscum.
.. John w Saunders.
" 6. John Chclette.
fletcher. ~
'ansh Court-Regular or General
'Ss-first Mondays in February,
1tnl, June, August, October and
pwember.
.ooate Terms First Mondays in
aaaiy, March, May, July, Septem-
7and November.
LODGES.
.lOuileryille Lodge No. IO3-Reg-
eommumications first and third
h ru n OF each month. Officers
FssSlSw, W N; A Powell, S w ;
n, SS'alhoun, j W; s Kraft, Secre-
'somery Lodge No. l6S-Reg-
= ! 'e'llmunications first Saturdays
s. " Oeiore the full moon of each
W. oihcers - Ii Van Mccain,
|s,n.h N Tilton, S w; Thos T
|lsr;S1 W; ID Ii Shumate, +;
kD. aaafdy, Secretary; b r Scott,
n M ) Mccain, j ID; w o Harri-
|ahssssa.IS A Dean, Stewards; John
|lyk,. Shamrshall; David NJ Smith,
S9s Payne, Chaplain.
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=. Transient advertisements paya-
\. !, advance quarterly ads. monthly
|. Jy,Oce; yearly ads. quarterly In ad-
r. except by special contract.
| 4 Advertisements are not paid for
En- the time expires for which they
T.. hsep ordered TO be published, they
In l. continued, and payment exacted
|s,be full time they appeared IN the
rPrf
a. All advertisements sent to TINS
~. when moi otherwise specified, VIII
!, Inserted till forbid. and charged ac-
srdngly.
NJ Obituary and Marriage notices OF
In one sqsare in length charged as
|a,atisements.
DB WORK must he paid for on de-
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All Democratic Conservative pa
pers throughout the State are re-
quested to publish the above.
/. w. PATTON,
Ch'rm'n Democratic Conyersative State
Central Committe.
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A gentleman, while walking in his
garden, caught his gardener asleep
under "a tree. He scolded him
soundly for his laziness, and ended
by telling him such a sluggard was
not worthy to enjoy the light of the
sun. sit was for that reason," said
the gardener, '.that ! crept mp into
the shade
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IN Gplfas Gbronlfle.
GOODWIN,
rn1roR and PUBLISHER.
TERMS:
INTERESTING RATES:

lDyERTISING RATES;
,.,.rs, 4 inch spaoe) first insertion
! ..sh subsequent insertion 80 cts.
y ,..' siou Of a square charged as a
l's asre unless otherwise agreed
~ T Cards Of a Personal mature, when
|' ',Ni..; Me- charged at double rates.
,..,...;Oual and Business Cards,
''" ~. soure, $40 per year; Two
|s,.rss, $500
t,spp,TEs ANNOUNCEMENTS 50
! ...h must in every instance ac-
|.ryany the order
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In the midst OF debt We are, in
life-iuost OF It's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
NJ HANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
10 the matter of
Oliver w. sherman, Z In Bankruptcy,
Bankrupt
fNHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that petit has
/ bee n presented to the Court this 2lst day Of
November, 1873, by oliver W. Sherman OF
Waterville, a Bankrupt, praying that he may
be decreea to have full discharge from all his
d,Bts provabe under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
reading id petition:
IT is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be
had upon the same ON the first Monday of February,
\. ID. 1874, before the Court in Porti anu IN SAID
District, at ten O'Clock A. NJ and that tie secoad
meeting OF creditors uf said bankrupt be held be-
fore John W My. ktg strr on the 18Th dai OF
iieren,brr, A u. nj; ant the thlr. meeting OF
tie same "a the rs h day OF January, e1S, AT 40
\ VI Il tte 'ulft h"n e IN Augdstt. ~ : "a bls.
II t. aud hat roficc tne t. I be published in The
Dtly keAGtbe } 'uln 49, a newspaper printed Ia
salt ID nlst, U.ct a s'rs tor three sacces i've
,re Ks aid once Ia tn. W vLly heuucb,c Journal,
lhe ast publCatl nu toe hitv day Al least before
he day II h, ari and that all creditors who have
proved their debts an other person in Interest,
may apuear al said time and place aud show
cause, ii any they have, why the prayer ol said
petition should not be granted.
WIN. 7. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
mol-27.Gec3Al 10 law
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Bagne. which are marked here on my face.
As for Pere Martin, worked for him and
took care OF him till the day of his death
cut that white cross you see yonder on
the tree on the day that the law at last
pronounced NE guilt'ess aud injured
man. shall always keep that cross white
and neat while l live II is the only
memorial Elmire has. Monsieur. you
have heard now all the story that Pierre,
the charcoal-burner, has to tell. The Ar
goSy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
lfgaI advertisements.

To the Honorable Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of Maine, in Legislature assembled
for the year 1873.
1,HE undersigned respectfully represents that
i the \. Il W.Spragle Manufacturing Compa'
nv, located al Augu sta, in the county OF kenne'
bee. are by the statutes of the Stale and by their
charter required to IN intain locks and canal at
same In repair; and that they also required to
con struct and maintain fshway in the same dam
that bo of these structures cannot be CONSTRUCT
ed ana ma intained without large expense and co.
dang ering the safety of their dam, by which pow
er il furnished Tor operating their factories.
Wherefore, your pc tilioners pray that said com.
pany may be- relieved IRON the construction OF
elher the i-hway locks and canal, or b. tn,
or permitted to combine them together and maze
and maintain but one structure.
ZECHAkIAH CHAFEE,
Trustee of A. 4 W. Sprague Mfg Co.
BY BAKER & BAKER, his Atiy's.
CHAS. +. NASH. Mayor Of Aususta.
Augusta, Me-. Nov. %. 1873. nov3o t&wlw
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Augusta, Me-, Nov. %, ls7s
District Court Of the United States,
District Of Maine.
In the matter of
JAM 5 Savage,
Bankrupt,

In the matter of T.
jams Savage, panLu..,,...
Bankrupt, "p''S'
THIS is to give notice that petition has been
L presented to the court this twenty first day OF
November, 1873, by James Savage OF Augusti, in
said District, a bankrupt, ind iaidually and as a
member OF the films of savage, Berry II Co., and
Powell, McCabe and Co., praying that he may be
decreed TO have full discharge from all his debts
IN iivdual and copartnership provable under the
Bankrupt Act; and upon reading said petition,
lr Is ORDERED by the court that IA hearing he
had upon The same on the first Monday of
February, A d, 1879, before the court in
Portland, in said District at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and that notice thereof be published Ia the
Daily Kennebec Journal, and he Daily Portland
Advertiser, newspapers printed in said District.
once week for three successive weeks, and ouce in
the Weekly Kennebec journal. and the Weekly
Portland Advertiser, the last publication 10 be
thirty days at least before the day of hearing, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons IN interest, may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
wa. 7. PREBLE,
Clerk of the District Court for said District.
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