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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-29
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Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w3is

KENNEBEc COUNTYs-In Probate Court held a,
Augusfd, on the second Monday Of July, 1873.
AMES CHANDLER, Administrator on the es.
- tate OF Catherine Chandler, late of Belgrade,
in said County, deceased having presented his
first account of administration for aliowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
August next, in the KenDebec Journal,
newspaper printed In Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at u Probate Court then
to be held at Augusta, and show cause, if any,
why the same should not be allowed.
ii. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3W3l.
KENNEBEC s., = Superior Court, June Term,
1878.
MARIA e. OWEN VS.. II. q. BLAKE and Trustee.
ND suggestion to the Court that the
"A principal defendant, at the time OF the SER
vice fthe writ was not an inhabitant of this State
and had no tenant, agent, or attorney within the
sau e, that HIS goods estate have been attached
in this action, and that he has had no notice of
said suit and attachment, IT Il ORDERED that
notice OF the tendency of this suit be given
TO the said defendant, by publishing an
attested copy of this order, together with an
abstract OF the plaintiffs writ three weeks success.
siyely in the kennebec Journal, newspaper
printed at Augusta, in the County of Kennebec,
the last publication to be not less than thirty days
before the next of this Court to be holden at
Augusta, within and for the County of Kennebec,
on the first Tuesday of September, 1875, that said
defendant may then and there appear, and answer
to said suit, If he shall see cause.
Attest WIN. NJ. sTRATTON, CLERK.
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(Abstract Of pl67s rrit. }

fUStTUtt U PHI WTU.J
Assumpsit to recover bill for clothing furpi shed
i'm 1868, amounting with interest to $3j.s4, accord.
ing to the account annexed Addamnum 800. Il.
X. Blake OF Monmouth is summoned as trustee OF
said deft Date Of writ Jan. l4th, 1875 returnable
to thu March Term of the Sup. Jud, Court. 1878,
and transfer I'd to this Court.
l.. 7. Carleton, Winthrop, Atty to ptf.
true copy of the order OF Court, with an alb.
stracl OF the writ.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Administrative on
the estate of
/. JOSEPH STUART, late of West Gardiner,
in the County of kennebcc. decea sed ntestate,
and mas undertaken that trust by giving bends as
the law directs:-All persons therefore, ha wing de-
mands agains the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment to ELIZA STUART.
July 8, 1878. 3w3l+
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United States
District of Maine.
In the matter of
William II. Dow. In BaEkruptcv

In the matter of
William II. Dow. In BaIkruptcv
Bankrupt.
'NHiS Is to give notice that Petition has been
presented To the court, this eighth day of
July, 1873, by William ii. Dow of Fairfield, in
SAID District, a Bankrupt, individually and ms a
member of the firm Of VIM. II. Dow & Co pray.
ing that he may be decree'i 10 have full discharge
from az his debts, ladivldua and partnership,
proVable under the Bankrupt Act: and upon read.
ing said Petition lr is ORDERED by the court that
a hearing be had upon the same on the first Mon.
day OF September, A. ID. ISIS, before the court in
portland In SAID District, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud
that notice thereof be published in the Somerset Re.
porter and the Daily kennebec Journal. aewspa.
pers printed In said District, once week for
three successive weeks, and once in the Weekly
kennebec journal, the last publication to
DE ihirty days. at least. before the day OF hearing
anu that all creditors who have proved their debts
anu other persons in interest, may appear at said
lime ana place and show cause, il any they have
why the prayer of SAID petition should not be
granted.
WILLIAM L. PRERLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
tjulyl1-2i-3l Swjuyl1.
, 1878-08-22

~u Al. a
~ daiHs as-.ars l..r
Go aXallp. fr sar-. Hf a.
uSiraI aHl a.tsr Fa..=s a
and Ier,os.aI ErIsrft #s aa
thrm asihiH t.a IrF.lrra
authority igyyiaE a. rtH
Sac :. No uaay ,tssl ts ..s @
the treasury, exu4t a faaaaaasr sI a
preparation mab- tr lta
So. :. N-ithT rr aars H
county, city, taau. ar -tsss .Hsera. .a
make ANY dnaatiaa ef r-4.s O.. a.
OF, or bcCoue suis-,H1ar i1 ara ar
holder in any gorr'rafI.aH aT eaa-aH.
a joint owner NiIh aav He--a. e.a
or corporation, pa1.s aT FrTtta. bal a-.
OF the state; eXocpg a. t8 .aah sar
a may accruc u Tier >ll3s tT e-s.
by forfeiture hy oysraIisi "a laa. a.f .r
cept a to such ownership q. a.sy a
to the state, or % auy Uamff. a.f. a.s.
or school district, oE 90 silIrr as a.r .
them jointly with auy Tsr41a. es-...
or corporation. by fH..iurr ar b. a.. I'D.
real estate Tor uon-IIymeIl af .1Ke, H- m.
an donation or devils i1r plt.. a.-. .f Fl.
purchase by or on Leinit oi aay Hr r
OF them under execution lu aasF Ut d.s..
penalties or forfeiture % r-usstri.
breach OF condition OF Official b1af o-
bond to secure public mouey, or l.f r..
formance Of any contract Do uhaf t.as a.
any Of them may BE- jointly oI rs,eraEr
interested.
TContiuued.
, 1878-08-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from aarfre rHaH
tlce, having had placed iu hi- hsUfs n HH
East Indian missionary the furuaa ~ aH
pie vegetable remedy iur tho srsaaIH sH. .s#
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat auf laeI a
fectiOus, also u positive Hu1 ufiHaI HH4 .H
General Debility and an urrVuls 1.sHr.. .H.H
after having thoroughly tested Boz aaH.I.H.H
curative powers In thousands ui UHsaHe fs.. L.
his duty In make it kuoSu o. hl- sHrsH.Hr
fellows The recclpe will hr -sut ire HH .Hrr.a
to all who desire it, With fuu t.farlsaH. .a
preparing and successfully using. ht.r.is
with stamp naming this Tafssr.
DR.. Nj. r.. Bell.
No. o. G0uftiaBa "a.
8 BALTIMORE, gn
, 1878-08-22

state; and no scctarian instruction shall Ia,
allowed therein.
SEC. s. The superintendent of public
instruction, the secretary Of state and the
state treasurer. shall constitute boal,l o.
land commissioners, for the sale. leasing
and general management OF the public
lands belonging to the state. aud tor the
investment of the fund arising thereirom.
in such manner rs the legislature may
provide. Any two of said commissioners
shall be quorum for the transaction OF
all business pertaining to the duties Of
their office.
SEC. 8. 1t shall be the duty OF the state
board of land commissioners to provide for
the location, protection, sale or other dis
position of all the lands belonging to the
state uniersuch regulations as may be
prescribed by law. No law shall ever be
passed by the legislature, granting any
privileges to persons who may have set
tied upon any school lands subsequent to
the public surveys thereof, by which the
amount to be derived from the sale or
other disposition of such lands, shall be
diminished directly or indisrectly, The
legislature shall, at the earliest practicable
period, provide by law that the several
grants of land, made by congress to the
state, shall be located, preserved and held
for disposal, for which said grants were
made, or which are designated in this con-
sttutiOn; and shall provide for the sale,
leasing and general management OF said
lands from time to time, and for the ap-
plication of the proceeds thcreOfin the man
ner directed in this costitution.
SEC. 10. University, college common
school or other lands, which are now held
or may be hereafter acquired by the state,
for educating purposes, shall, before the
sale OF the same, be appraised, and shall
not be sold for less than the appraised
value.
SEC. IL. There shall be a county super
intendant OF schools IN each county, whose
term OF Office shall be two years; and whose
duties, qualifications and compensation
shall be prescribed by law. lie shall be ex
otliCiO commissioner of lands within his
county, and shall discharge the duties OF
said office under the direction of the state
board of land commissioners, and as pro-
vided by law.
SEC. II. No religious test or qualifi-
cation shall ever BE- required of any per-
son rs condition of admission into any
public school or educational Institution for
the state, or teacher or pupil, and no
Secterian doctrines shall ever be taught in
the public school in this state, nor shall
any funds, set apart lor educational pur-
poses, be appointed tor the support of
schools controlled in whole or in part by
any church, religious society or sectarian
denomination; and no appropriation from
the common-school fund shall be made for
the support OF any private school or sem-
mary whatever.
, 1878-08-22
4. ID. GILMORE, A rwputs
larf ErFIeHr
hiraIn. kaH#.#
Gilmore IL Co.
62e r st. WASHINGTON &C
a. ID. GILMORE,


WILL PRACTICE BEFORE TUF
General Land OflUe. oill.r ~ lusla# Al.
flirs, Department of tir iHtFrfr .#
Court Of Claims, aui luiiaI -tnr.s -.
prrmr Court, Claims ur aI. kuaIs s..
under laws governing tfr li.T.-tI .f I...
lie land, Or the Adjustment af Is#..
spanish, and McNirtu iguufa Ur H#I.H
private land claims, ~tatilI HffFr....
given to rdses involving f.tss tH Ea
land, and mining C'aius lHnf H..
rants aud land scrip h1ugif ,tst |
.r soldiers addition hum-.fotI rg ID.
7.uI stamp tor CipU.ar ~ iUsrHFs..s
.r'r stamp, pay. ps.fagr DO tua saat
,at Of blanks Iud iuyfllIlls.
, 1878-08-22
ARTICLE XII.
FINANCES.

SEC. l. The legislature shall provide
for al annual tax, sufficient to defray the
estimated expenses for each year; and
whenever the expenses OF any year shall
exceed the income, the legislature shall
provide for levying n tax for the ensuing
year, sufficient, with other sources OF i'll
come, to pay the deficiency as well as the
estimate expense OF such ensuing year.
SEC. 2. All taxes shall be uniform up
OH the same class OF subjects within the
Territorial limits OF the authority lcvying
tile tax and shall be levied and collected
under general laws which shall prescribe
such regulations as shall secure just va ue-
alton for taxation Of all property, real and
personal.
SEC. 3. The property. real and person.
al, Of the United States; and the property
Of the state and counties; property Of mu-
inequalities; common school property:
cemeteries NOT owned or used for private
or corporate profit; and public libraries --
shall be exempt from taxation; aud all
laws eXempting from taxation property
other than that hercinbefore mentioned.
shall BE- void.
SEC. 4. The legislature shall not i'm
rose taxes for the purposes of any county.
city; town or other corporate authorities
thereof respectively, the power TO assess
and collect taxes for all purposes Of such
corporation; but no county, city, town OF
other municipal corpoatiOn-the inhabi-
tants thereof or the property therein
shnl, he released or discharged from their
or its just Share Oi taxes; To b. levied for
state purposes.
SEC. >. The power TO tax co"poratlo s
and corporate property shall lever b. r.
inquiShed or suspended.
, 1878-08-22
DISSOLUTION OF COPARYEERSEIF


SAN FRA<crsu
NOTICE ia hereby givrn tlsi a. U..
partnership Of ). l.. Nssick a GO sH
the Port Discovery NIL Co. NJ
this day dissolvcd-C. E. =. Wusi s....
drawing from the firms; sni tllti o.. ..
manning partners will s.tts a. raI.s
against and collect AL drtt8 ans a. al
firms.
Dated July Is, ISIS.
, 1878-08-22
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT.
Port Townsend, Washington Territory.
ALLEN WEIR.
EDITOR AND Proprietor.

Terms OfSubscriDtiOn.-E3 E3.OOper nnnNnl
In advance; six months, $3.50.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
One inch, first insertion. ............$l &c
Each subsequent insertion. ......... 80
Transient advertisements to insure in
insertion must be accompanied by cash.
E5s- All Accounts Settled MOnthly.-ass
, 1878-08-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE WABASH RAILWAY SUIT

CONCLUSION OF ARGUMENT on THE MOTION TO APP
POINT RECEIvER-A RECEIVER FOR THE ST.
LOUIS DIVISION ASKED FOR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNK.l
CHICAGO, June 15.-After motions in other
cases had been disposed OF by Judge Harlan, in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday morning, General
swayne continued his argument In behalf Of the com
paBy In the Of TTsen and others against the Wabash
Railway Judge Jewett followed with powerful ap-
real 20 the court protect the bOndhOlders VINO mao
accepted the funding scheme from the action Of those
who now appeared court asking for receiver, and
claiming that II the latter had any rights they should
have made them known earlier and not have waited TILL
40 many have funded. Judge HUH followed with
closing argument in behalf OF the plaintiff IN which he
briefly reviewed the case and insisted that they had
shown that they had right 10 claim the protection OF
The Court and the appointment Of a receiyeT
Upon Judge Hups closing his argument ex-Chief
Justice Lawrence arose and said that though he had
wished % say that he felt convinced tnat the
plaintiffs were entitled 10 the relief asked for
and that ia order 20 relieve the Court IRON
any embarrassment because receiver OF the
st. Louis Division not prayed for In this proceeding
he would state that he had received Instructions from
holder OF bonds OF that division 10 file bill for the
foreclosure OF mortgage, and asking for receiver
and he would that tho motion be set down for an
early hearings aud also that II the Court decided TO APP
point receiver In tbs case, ne would be satsned Win
such receiver for the st. Louis Division.
Judge Harlan said that considering the magnitude OF
the questions yOved he would take the papers aud
would give his decision week from Monday next ADD
that he would then hear the motion for receiver OF the
ST. Louis Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE THIRD AVENUE CAR ROBBERY.

TWO MEN DISCHARGED FOR LACK or EVIDENCE.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
tore Judge Bxby. James Ttteringon alias Murray. and
James Hogan alias Savage" discharged convicts were
brought up by Officer Flynn aud Detectives Robinson,
Dyer and Bissar charge OF completely In the high
way robbery on Third-aye cor, Monday evening LAST
near Ninety fOurth-s when Joseph W. Lafetra, OF No.
1876 East an empluye
OF the company violently assaulted and robbed OF
500 contained In a sachcl. There being no evidence
sufficient justify the detention Of the prisoners they
were discharged. -
The men taken yesterday into the OF Mr.
Iafera and Aud the conductor Of the but neither
was identified by them with sufficient certainty TO war
rant their further detention Mr. Lafera thought that he
recognized IN TiterngtOn one OF the men who bad sat
near him I'm the previous 20 the robbery He was
almost certain that he the man, yet he dared no.
make oath 10 the fact. Aud, the conduct
or, could not identify either OF the two
men The police were very much disappointed at being
compelled to discharge bo'h prisoners for want OF evil
deuce They expressed great regret Mt the turn affairs
hnd taken. II very evident that they believed
strongly that the two men were guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM IIVERPooL-Bv steamship Guy Of Richmond
II Albright r - Barnett IT,. w II. BOWdear w Carsley,
Miss Doughty the Rev J; Duffy Mr. and Mrs Elki9s A.
NJ FaRin H. FairhOlm. Mr. Green. H. Isaac Commander IT,
law Mrs V. Law ]. Loehr, Mrs. r. @. Metealfe Miss
Meagher ~ Morcom G. Mullin, Gen. Noyes tU y Minis
Ter Pasl Dr. j. A. Packard Mrs Ross, II. Ruokert Miss NJ
RI schoen Mrs d. d. slade IT, d. slade, j. ID. steele, Mrs
Steele Hugo stelnmann, Albert Tolman, W. d. Wamer NJ
d.. George " right
FROM LIVERPOOL ~ StegBishtn re Qieth.1,Dr; III NJ
Smith Mrs Chandler c. Bubb Mrs Bubb aud infant, j..
~ Perrin Mrs c. ID. Lackey Miss Laekey, Mrs. Wadley,
Mr. and Mira Giland Mics Glendon Miss 81 IL; Gendon,
M ~ Never Mrs II. A. Evans, Mrs. 0reenhalgh A. Bur.
bank, NJ Burbank. C. Taylor Donaldson, NJ ONeil, j. H.
schremer j. Adis H. Flood. Dr. A. Queganda, o. H. Baker
FROM BREMEN-Bg Steamship Weser.-MI. aud Mrs.
H. Tidsmann aud child <, Vetter MISS Lewis H. Bern.
seln X HillmAn Hoffman,, A. Ensin Mias ~ BieRleb.
Mr. and Mrs r. Bred0w Miss Albrecht j. Gaufn H. Me
mann o. Ruykhayer, H. Ambruser, IL. Barth, L. Lob Mrs
Dr F Bosworh and child Miss ). Grasse Miss L. drasse
FROM BERMUDA-By Steamship Cdnima.-COl peane,
Major 0penshaw Capt McClnt0ck Lieut. N0rthcote Lieut.
Bnokle and servant. H. Ezekiel Quartemastor Heedngam
and wife w O; Smith. NJ NJ Moray Miss r. Mageehsn ~
Hrs H. Trott Nlis Pension. Mrs. Hogan and child MIRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE INDIAN WAR.

HOSTILE BANDS CONCENTRATING AT STEMS NOUN
TAIN-1HE PIUTEs on THE wAR-PATII-sET-
TIERS ABANDONING THEIR HOMES.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-A special dis
patch Wnnemucca says thirty or forty whites at
White Horse Meadow, Grant County. Oregon, are
threatened by strong force OF hostile Bannocks The
Winnemu cca company OF mounted volunteers started
from Camp McDcrmit to-day to reinforce the White
Horse Meadows settlers. Dispatches from Boise City
say: "Maor Downey who is on the way with his COM
and TO sheep Rancho received orders yesterday to
turn Fort Harvey In consequence of information that
Egar Pluto Chief was az a. head OF 400 warriors ana
resolved to go upon the warpoth. The banl IL
composed OF Indians who have left Malheut Agency
some Of the military officers here have recently inter
viewed Tambiago. the Indian under sentence Of
death tor the murder Of Alexander Ridden IamDiag0
says the BaunOcks led by Buffalo Horn and two
90 Juniper Mouutan,and Sheep Rancho, To get the
Puics 10 join Them and then proceed norihwoTd TO Sal
eral months but his story IL cOToboraed by other IN
formation and proves that the outbreak has been long
contemplated. The settlers of Bruneau and vicinity
have abandoned their homes aud come TO TINS
place for safety. Settlers on the Boise CITY
Oregon, for a distance Of sixty miles, have also
left their homes and sought places OF safety;
Preparations for tho campaign are going forward
quietly bat earnestly Experienced Indian lighters ana
irontorsmen believe that there Is general uprising OF
All tubes and scattered bands throughout Southern
Idaho and Eastern oregon, and that they Will be able To
muster at least 900 warriors The emlgrant itIaln
which was detained Payucs Ferry arrived here to-
day under the OF Captain Bushes volunteers.
There have been no stages through from Ninnemucce
since raid Tho Kelton and Boise City road has not
disturbed since the raid ON King Hh station on
tbc 9isf OF Nav This route il considered safe. ana
stages are running regularly IL Is rumored that large
baud OF horses discovered yesterday the south
aide of snake River between the mouth OF the Bruneau
River and Mundys Ferry This would indicate that the
Indians are endeayong 20 get back with their stolen
stock the lava beds, from which they started Inc
prevailing opinion Is that the Indians viii concen
ute In the neghborhoOd OF stems Mountain and there
either await the coming Of the troops or divide into
Ia Y
LATER-General Towards scouts report that tue hos
tiles are concentrating large force at STEMS Mountain
and that the General is moving bis troops IN that drcc
ton General Growers expedition To Canas Prairie,
with sandfords Summers aud Bendires companies, VIII
he Inrnnd hnnk md drecLly % hteln.s Mountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

carried revoIvers May has been often assisted py mrs
Lamont lie was sent to the island for SIX n9nsIs
his wife was fined $40 for carrying pis'o "i'nou'
a license. -,
The Arion Society on June 20 will hold one
OF It's odtine festivals at Lion Park, in one-nunoreu
andtenth-st This win be the fret festival OF us knu
since 1865 In the afternoon the members OF the society
Will 60 in open carriages from their in Eghthst
through Fifth-ave. and Central Park TO Lion FarA'
the firing Of mons and the music 81 Two mil
costume will receive them Inc beVaerIes tI
lighted ireworls will Be set of soon as 1t becomes
dark and there will be q tOrchght procession repre-
sentng the pleasures oil tne season. Lion ON
BROOKLYN
The Supervisors will be asked at their next
meeting to give the County Treasury permission to
borrow 100000 in anticipation Of the collection Oh
taxes.
Mayor Howell will send to the Board OF Al
dermen to-day nominations OF fifteen members OF the
Board of Education take the places of those whose
terms have expired.
The Brooklyn st. Patrick Society is making
an effort to erect monument to the poet Moore on tue
centenary OF his birthday which next May VI
$50 has been subscribed for this purpose
A butcher cart ran into a coach, in which
Henry W. Pope OF No 10 Henryst, and his wife, were
riding yesterday mornngand carried of the front wheel
OF the coach The driver James Burke was thrown to
the ground but escaped injury The horses ran away at
full speed, but caught by officer Rhatgan AT the
risk OF his life The occupants OF the coach, when was
damaged to tho extent OF $75. were not injured
meeting was held in the Plymouth Church
ecure-room Saturday night for the purpose OF organic
ing Company OF the 18Th Regiment Colonel David f.
Austen Major Horatio C. King Chaplain Henry Ward
Beecher and other officers Of the regiment were present
Mr. Brecher addressed the young men present. saying
that he had an ambition in behalf OF the regiment lie
hoped that this company, although the ito J0lnwOnd
stand first, and that the members would make
attendance drill religious duty. The requisite num-
Der OF names obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE NATIONAL GREENBACK PARTY.

The General Committee Of the National
Greenbaek party met yesterday afternoon in box
mandatory at No. 10 Yorkst. The members sat on
boxes instead OF chairs aud the great financial ques
lions Of tbe day we're discussed in close proximity to
circular saws atbes shavDRs and other appurtenances
Of a Workshop. George Blair called the meeting 70
order and said their object was 90 orga9se tne several
Esseuby Districts tehn j. JUNO, OF Syracuse, tOlu
how the Greenback men IN the western part
~ the Btato were watching kew-York ClIy.
Sbev were heart and hand with the Greenback
Snovemenf Farmers, artisans, mechanics and al
@orffnemen we're 10 sympathy with them. Honest
rief be kept ct the head Of aders the movement
iaiett BE- dWaFf6d and fail DR.. Miller spoke ON nearly