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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

For the seventh year, we present 10 our patrons
the official Biographical Sketches of Members of
the Senate and House of Representatives. The
publication for 1873 is Volume VII of the work
1t mast be understood that the sketches here
given are not autobiographies but have been
compiled by the editor from material gathered
not only from the members, but tIom various
other sources. And we desire to expires, our
thanks to friends for the help they have render
ed US in the arduoas work of preparing the
sketches. Some have more space given them than
others, not because all do not deserve to have an
equal allowance, but for the reason that we found
II difficult in some cases to obtain the bare stats
tics without word Of incidents" or principal
events" 10 fill up the gaps. We have arranged
the Biographies alphabetically, and given reca-
pitulaton of ages occupation or profession, re-
hgion, politics, &C. preceding the Biographies of
each branch. The pt ptrmanency of the work is es-
tablished, and copyright secured on the same.
Its value is aesttd by the demand for copies from
members and Others larger number of copies
being printed of the present number than for any
previous year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

BARTLETT, ID. H., Harmony, Somerset county,,
Republican, Universalist in religious preferences.
merchant, single; age 39. Born in Harmony
received no other education than was afforded
during the intervals Of being frozen, smoked and
roasted in the district school. Been in trade since
seventeen years of age. Has been Town Treas
urer and Clerk. Member of the House of Repre-.
sentatives in 1871, and of the Senate in 1877.
Postmaster for about eight years.
BAILEY, JAMES, Portland, Cumberland coun-
ty). Republican, Universalist, merchant, married
age 81. Born in ireland, and educated in the
common schools. A resident of Eastport from
1922 to 1928, since which time Portland has been
his home. At fourteen years of age went as clerk
to the dry goods business, at fifteen to the trade
of harness and trunk making; served his appren-
ticeship and went into business for himself. In
1919, changed his business to that in which he is
now engaged Has served in both branches of the
city government. Member Of Name Senate in
1917. Formerly whig.
BoARDMAN, Isaac NJ, Belfast, (Waldo county,.
Republican. religious preierc Gees reported, IN
surance agent, MARI ed age 55 Born in Isles
boro; removed to Belfast in 1882, and has resided
there since. Attended the common schools until
sixteen years OF age; spent the next five years of
his hte between going to sea and attending school
at Belfast Academy; taught school and went to
sea by turns for the next five years, when, owing
to the poor pay and small encouragement then
given to school teachers, he abandoned that busi
ness altogether and confined himself to a sea-far-
Ing me, excepting du ta-foual rest al home,
til 1866. Since then has been engaged in the
farming business. Was free-soil democrat until
the rebellion broke out, since then has been a re-
publican. Member of the House of Representa-
tives in 1874, and of the Senate in 1877.
BRAGDoN, WM. W., Franklin Hancock county).
Republican, Baptist, farmer and trader, married.;
age Al. Born in Franklin, and attended the COM
mon school. Has held from one to three town
offices every year since he became voter; has
been chairman of the board of Selectmen for the
past eight years, and Collector of Taxes for six
years; S. S. Committee for fifteen years, and has
held other town offices. Has taught district
schools for some twenty terms. Member of the
House of Representatives in 1872, and of the
Senate in 1877. Always a republican.
COBB, j. l.. H., Lewiston (Androscoggin county,.
Republican, Congregationalist manufacturer, mar
red; age 50. Born in Poland; educated at home,
where he lived on the farm until twenty one years
old. At the age Of 10 became teacher in a COM
mon school, in which employment he engaged
winters until % years of age, when he engaged
in cotton manufacturing, which business he fol-
lowed about ten years, when he came to Lewiston
and went into trade. This business he followed
about twelve years, when he left it to engage in
his present business, the manufacture Of woolens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
SEN ATE.


vacancy exists in the Aroostook district,
which viii be filled by the Senate. Hon. Parker
L. Buileigh received the majority Of votes
thrown, but his competitor, Hon. Edmund Madi-
gan, claims that Mr.. Burleigh is not resident Of
the county. That question will be settled by the
Senate board. We have the complete Bograph-
cal Sketches of all the members OF the board. The
Oldest member is Hon Nahum Totman If Som
erset, who i 50; the next oldest, Hon. William
Grlndle OF Penobsco, 6S. The Youngest member
Is Hon. John +. Feigdson OF York, who is 80
the next youngest Hon. j. II. Martin OF Knox,
81. Six of the members at this board are between
80 and 40 years of age, eight between 10 and so,
twelve between 30 and 60, and four between 60
and 20. The members are all natives OF the State
with the exception of three; two were born out of
the State, and one out Of the country. Four are
graduat,s of colleges, fifteen received an academ-
zeal education, and the remainder had only the
advantages afforded by the district or common
and high schools. Twenty six have had legislative
experience. There are iour single men at the
board.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
' In bic Real Estate For Sale

Lot oi l.abd On The corner Of State and Greer
Sttet- "a Augusta, containing one aud oHe.iourti
acre, i"" tuhtlr.d and thirty feet on 5, ate ant
one hat or i and forty on Green st. Terms Car h
iulYh-.tI q. e. VOsE. l57 Water st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

Farmers, )
Merchants, /
Lawyers,
Manufacturers.
Lumbermen,
Shipbuilders,
Carpenters,
BlaCksmiths,
Pharmacists,
Millwrights and Maehinists.
Mechanics,
Mercantile Business,
Granite Contractors,
Farmers and Teachers,
Treasurers of Corpol ations,
Contractors,
Farmer and Merchant,
Farmer and Cooper,
Farmer and Mechanic,
Farmer and Lumbermau.
Farmer, Shpbuilder aud I.umberman,
Teacher.
Journalist,
Publisher,
Cashier,
Postmaster,
Surgeon Dentist,
Machinist,
Merchant and Manufacturer,
Mason,
Cabinet Maker,
Ship Carpenter,
Shipbroker and Commission Merchant
Ship Caulker,
Ship Owner,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
Biographical.
BIOGRAPHICAL SkETCHES
OF THE
Nj N1ISMBIcItS OF THE
SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

OF Maine for 1878.
Giving Name, Residence Politics. Relig-
ion, Occupation or Professions, Age,
Birthplace, Where Educated, Official
Positions held, aud Principal Events
in the Life of Zach.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

l5l members. The political complexion of the
present House is as follows
Republicans, 90
Democrats, ~
Independents,
Greenbacks, :
Total, ljl
We have returns from all but ten members,
land the names and politics Of these are put in
their proper place in these notes) OF the mem
beis from whom we have complete returns, the
following facts are collated The oldest member
i Hon sullivan Lothrop of St. Absns VINO is
10; the next Oldest is Geo. II. Robin, Esq, of
EsspoIt, II. The Youngest member is Leslie {.
Cornish, Esq, of Wm,low, who is %; the next
youngest is Geo A. Davis, Esq, of Freeport, 26.
Nine Of the members are between 20 and 30 years
of age twenty nine are hetw cen 30 and 40. forty
seven are between 40 and 80, thirty between
30 and 60. thirteen between 60 and 30, and two
between 20 and 80. All hut thirteen are natives
of Maine; eleven were born out of the State, and
two out of the country. Fory-thlee have had
legislative experience. Twelve received a col
legiate education, forty -four academical educa
tion and the remainder were educated in the
common and high schools There are bat fourteen
single men in the lower branch Scarcely
nameable profession occupation Is unreprescnt
ed, the farmers, usual, standing at the head of
the list, being ne.tbird Of the entire House.
PROFESSION OR 0CCI'PATION
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
TO LET.

The Phoo !raphic Rooms over the Eastern Ex-
p1c ONCE. has one OF the best lights and most
convene ut rooms in the state For terms ply to
EASTERN EXPRESS OFFICE
drrIi If lh4 Water ST
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
HOUSE.

The House of Representatives is composed of
l5l members. The political complexion of the
present House is As follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
henuebtt Journal.
u t3li he'd at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
tott Of Court by sPRAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
TO IlC'l'.
Derrick for Sale.

TWO ~toa. Derrcks, for sale or to let. Apply to
FhANk l.. HAMLES, l27 Water street.
aug97utl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

and educated at Craig's Military School, Els
worth. Member of the Name Senate in 1869 and
1870, and Of the House in 1868 and 1879.
BURGESS, JOHN O., Dover. Democrat, Lib
eralis farmer, married; age i6. Born in Dover
and attended the town schools. selectman in
lS75-7G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03
Imported Goods

Nail Bushes, Bay Rum, Hair OILS, Baby
Sets, Tooth Brushes, Soaps and Per.
fume-. Face Powders, Hair Brosh-
es. Fancy Toilet Articles, and
everything needed to make
Home happy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

GARcELoN, JosEPH S.. Lewiston. Republican,
Lewiston, and has always resided there, where he
attended school, Has been engaged in the
butcheiing business aud has dealt considerably in
stock. Collector of Taxes one year, Selectman
four years. and has been a member of the city
government two years. whig until the organ
Izaton oil the republican party.
GERRIsH JAMES NJ, East Lebanon. Democrat,
Universalist preferences, farmer, married. age
ij. Born in Lebanon, and attended the town
schools. Spent year or more in Montana and
Utah. Has held the office Of Deputy Sheriff.
Formerly republican.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

WOODWARD, [. W. Damariscotta, 0ncoln
county. Democrat, Baptist, house and ship
joiner, married; age 60. Born in that part of
Bristol now included in Damariscot,a; educated
in the district school and Lincoln Academy. Sc
lcctman of pamariscotta for several wears For
melly whig.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-03

JACKSON, ISAAC H., Knox. Republican Bap
list, merchant and farmer, married; age 50.
Born in kuoX Waldo county, where he has ever
lived, with the exception of one year Received
his education at the common school. Has been
engaged as merchant and farmer since 1860. Has
held the office of Town Clerk three years; also
one Of the Selectmen three years. Postmaster
eight years, resigning that office in September
last.
JONES, ABIAL NJ, Lewiston. Republican, Free
Baptist, Treasurer Of Bates College, married; age
-. Born in Newport, VT, and received a con-
mon school and acsdemical education. Ten years
A member of the city council of Lewiston, and
eight years one of the Assessors. Member of the
Legislature in 1865 and 1866
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-27

Amons the many "reminiscences of The
:ats Pope Plus ~ shich ate hos ,ubl.si,.
ed. is tne " The eject ih.t be sns onvs H.
this enaDliy and vas ~ psfeclsi IN tle
Nvrlh Caniina roast. hssr whore the Ne.
trcpolis abi Huron disasters occurred. and
iasi before The stsek his vessel put 10 si
Eoaolk foi water.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-27
A GREAT nl.roRIoAL WORK.

fhe National Publishing Company Of
philadelrLia have sent us advance sheets &c
TIE PICTORIAL llI-ToRy OF THk
WosLp, embracing full and sutheatic ae7
counts Of every nation Of a.cmnt ani MOI
dern times. aud inelnding History Of The
rise aud fall Of the Greek and Roman Er6s
pirrs. the growth Of the nations Of Modern
Earepe. The Middle Ages. the crlsades,
the Fendal System. the Reformation. the
discovers and.setl laaaelit of fths Ass iVssld !.
etc: etc by JAMES d. McCABg a well-
known historical writer. This il one of
The most valuable workseyer i-sned by an
American Publisher. and il is iu all res
poets the o,ost complete History Of the
World ever published. The authnr does
not conteEt himself within mere dry state
ment II facts. but sketches the life aud nlan-
ners of the various nations If which be
treats. in life-like culurs. and points out
the causes which led 10 the prosperity aud
decay II The great powers of the world. lie
shows ~ the famuus warriors. statesmen,
poets. sages. and pyators Of ancient aud mo.
tlern times, and makes them familiar to
Inc reader. The book IL complete treas
sury Of history. and .ilere is not question
that can be asked concerning any hisfor .al
snhjec, bur an answer 10 il can BE- fund in
ibl. grci work. Ii contains l2G0 large
innhle column pages. aud ]. embrllisbpd
with oyrr $40 fine rngrayines illustrative
of iha events recorded IN the narrative. EN-.
bracimg battles and other historical scenes
portraits Of the great ineB Of ancient aud
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genuine works uf art. aud were made III
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this the nost valuable art publication Of the
century. We cannot too highly praise
the numerous and beautiful portraits uf
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A mfrked feature ofihe work isa complete
History u the late War between Rnssia
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VII.

His head fell back. bis eyes grew dim. The
warui heart ceased Il, beat,
And The youthful soldier sluniber'lin rest
both long aud sweet,
While Ger his brow. bs suff'ring worn, al
the last blow was given.
There came the eaiu aud peaceful look
which comes at,ine from heay'n.
Then sornwful hey turasl away. hi
c0lnra,les one aud MI.
As stranger hand lid k.s,r hla, thence be.
nraih his humble pail.
Nor ever have lles seen The spot upon the
rivers verge,
Where by his grave the breakers make u
~" melancholy tiirge.
TX.
But stilltiley hope when after years have
calm',l the hearts Of men.
Aud peace has spread her snowy robe DER
mouuiain, vale and glen,
And never more shall wars alarms spread
terror and dismay
From city. tnwn and hamlet rude 10 many
cot away;
When kinder words than INV are spoke
sl,all Of The Snulh he said, .....-...ss.
Nor libels vile, nor falsehoods sheer by
:, prejudice be read; ~~'
Yea, even when all hnte Is gone and love
shall light It's flames.
To bear his dust 10 Ri,hmcnd--oukR RICH.
MoSD ON THE JAMES.
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tSAe rniltrY.1lifnD YEAR 1873
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TIE
HOME JOURNAL,
INCnEAsEU ~ SIZE.
IaPaotED is QUALITY.

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TlIE HOME JOURNAL, takes Tie carIies,
0rrasion ut the fereitienscia 81 buslncss upon
the s,,czse l-i- 10 frtarn 60 old subscriptions
rate. b .fosr the war, two d1ilaTs ,rai. Thi
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l.sels lntfse>tSf bills THIRD. variety u los y.
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h,. a.R,d unanimously declared 70 bs
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Il. A,aefiat.''
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rslts lllsckwood's, the kugli-lt QuaFtslies, rtr.
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MORRIS PHILLIPS x CO..
80. 9 rart riaee, New York.
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wE FAKE NO Sell BACKWARD

The STAR has 10 regrets far having dome
full Justice TO President Hayes for bis con-
ciliainry aud constitutional conrSe towards
the South. W. should feel humiliated il
we had been guilty Of unkindnes or uE-
fairness towards HIM when be was walking
IN the path .. duty. We preserved our
oan self.fespect, had the full Endorsement
II oLr nwn coDscienres. maintained a spirit
of fair. dealing aud candor towards him. and
have no cause whatever to regret our cUurse
Justice. fairness. csndor. and honesty would
compel us 10 81 pr.. Nv rs We have done
il the eatly mouths If his administration
were 70 be repeated with al Of the attend.
ing circums.ances lfMr Hayes hss brok.
en down aud fsl,i6cd bis own promises. il
is his own shame aud fault. We promised
in the outset of his administration % sus.
tain him when lie was right. nnd 10 CON.
demB him when he Was wrong. We defy
any one % show wherein We hsve failed 10
keep our promise 10 spirit aud letter.
We sincerely regret the failure ~ The
President TO carry ont bis reform policy
and 10 stand b, the people IN their war
with the hondholaeis. When he merited
our pfaise We bes,owedii: when he deserves
our tensure We do not withhold u. We
see nothing whaterer.io admire in any
oher course. These are onr sentiments
nov aud furevcr. Nalla Uest;gia retrr-
sum. - WILMINGTON STIR.
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NEw YoHK. March IS --A special from
Nashville. Tonnsssee says terrible earth.
quake shock wns felt n Columbus, Ky nt
1 o'clock Monday morning. II avoke ihe
rcsidanis Of ths town and created snsider.
able lecnsieroatiun. .Icdssads rolled D.
efoss the Elcom Of ibe rooms snd hufe,us
and presses ws.e 'hre~n down aud hsolcn.
A portion ofshc Mississippi river hsnk cav.
ed " nesr ,osn. lsivins one bouss h4ng.
ING over the bluf. The movement vas %
violent a. 10 ring the hslIs % the lcconc.
tive sanding " the sbtds al the dero's.
Tie iu1tiius lasted obly fsr ssconif.
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The Philadelphia Times. IN an editorial
approving Il Mr. llewi,t's suggestions.
gives this condensed statement Of the plan
propnsd:
NJ. IIewitfs remedy Tor ihi. Is 10 put
the election samc~hat more directly into
the bania of ,he people BY 4 complete re.
turn 10 the system. ~ one time 10 vogue
10 sons Of the States. ofchoo.ing the elec.
tors by districts. as Coagrramen are ckUseu
with iwn II large On The State ticket. The
returns for these electors need TO he made
up ~ their respective districts. aud sll ON.
tests decided 10 The State confis. This.
Mr. Hewitt believes. would put Ii cut uf
the Iower ofa single State 10 change the
actual result Of an election by fraudulent
msnipulafirn II the returns Had ihs
eleetiOu oi Is56 hesn conducted under this
system. aud 'dss-ifyihg the eleeior seconl.
ing " The politics of The t'ongres.men re-.
turned. Mr.. Tilden vould have had I5S
district electors aud NJ. Hayes ll0.''
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a msn who aunu'mced Ills tirst stlarlt
~ tllsrlniaiiam learned III un,-l,aIf h,,,r
iiist Tie h,llnwing wUuid culen; f,plhle
m raassiilin. quihinc. klsuhsr s.if..
uhhiis. faw leniun., raw siih, al stfk. i II
nnu taipsey. nsrk ran,lS aud wbi.kr,.
kirl, l.H,hs. a lsisaIu carried in hi.
lTrhf. hnfse chestnut carried itt ht-
is''ket an rpi skin ana,nd hi~ .os "A ss,it
~ red hanntl. chiorofnrm liniment Lat
leniD,,ads.. atHp south. = dry atu,Mplens.
e1uahle Temperature, sulphur hail,s' intl.s
tard aud bot water, caml hJr liuimsnt,
aud electricity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-27

Michael Recse was once taking if,een
osnt dlnuer =. tie Minsrs restaur.n. .
when lie called loudly 10 tie waiter: ~,
you consider ihls good heefY' .,'rr,aiult ;
cattle came 81! tss way fnm Tex,s Ii
they bsdn't been god beef issy coalds.t I
have s,oud The tfip.'