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OPPOSITION TO TAMMANY
THE INJUNCTION IN COrRr.
AN UNLOCKED FOR INTERRUPTIONS BY AZ ON Ma.
WHO WANTS TO DISSOLVE THE sO,IEry- ,s

AN UNLOCKED FOX INTERRUPTIONS BY Az ON 49,.
VINO WANTS TO DISSOLVE THE so,Igrv- ~
ADJOURNMENr UNTIL JANUARY y.
The expected argument in the case o,
Hubert ID. Thompson, Deputy COMMISSIONS Of Puti,,
Works against the officers OF the T.Inmany soc .,
drew large number Of politicians aud other. vc.,
day TO the Supreme Court. Chambers, despite TIE rr,
tnat an adjournment would be- had. Among Hose ma
cnt were Colonel john h. Fellows, e. $. storms. =. r
Douglas, Alfred r. AcXert, John 4. Foley. Hcfry =
CLIFTON, Thomas Dunlap, John Mckron. Neso, I
Waterbury and others The counsel present were jon,
ID. Townsend James C. spencer, and r. p
Vandcrvcer, for the Tammany Society and
Thomas Allison, assisted by Nelson j. Waterbury To-,
Mr. Thompson. The counsel for the socstv
a-kcl for 'an adjournment FOR two W ck- 10 prcp,s
aiidNits Mr. Allison thought two weeks longer pc.,
than necessary, but ney we're Wi ig IN
grant The necessary dmc. After further consultatoa
the hearing on tine order 10 sho" cdus" why The efs
pOrary injunction should DOT be made permanent a,
st Gown for uualy y. The Iahminy society wa
allowed 10 place on MObday ta!'h''"t a motion 10
stke out certain portions OF thc complaint as rrre
want, aud Mr. Th0m sons counsel were granted one
week to file further ai'idayits.
Al tins point an OLD, woll-dresscd gentleman who
gave his name as william hasiihSs M -hld tnAt he
cpirsen'ed hmsc ana others arose ana stated that
WOdld move 10 dismiss the case entirely, on the
ground that neither party had legal stand.
ug IN court, the papers IN The case not
showing the real facts or purpose for vhca
the SUIT VAS brought. lie claimed that bOtu en-.
gagged N seuitiOu, and corrupt practices. and dec ared
tDa ths action brought 10 carry out such schems
lie dsSeG ,aVe 10 file petIuon OF Intervention, show.
~ these facs winch Judge Barrett eianteG. This "a
ryid NJ surprise 10 all ma created nipple ~ excite
neut IN the The Tammany counsel linmtd afcy
pressed forward and asked Mr. Hastings Tor an eay
copy o. bis petition, Mr. Waterbury asked on behalf
ui IA" An i-Tammdny representatives. the address u
Mr. Hastings.
oaILIBI 81 reporter who cal He'd on MrHa.tucs ath.
Office tA, A,tOr House. he sad shall a-k Or rue
priUS d-aInsr the Attorney -'icucrdi OF the stale
show he should EO- !- iiU g lroce' dug.
dissolve the TdInm1ny Society md iOilet .ts charter
IN ground OF d version ant ususc Ihs soc ciy Lac
ltt l.t.k .ttII ~ OIL I u
cccuu. - attempted 20 tni- country! tdciaes Who
shall be Judges ana other orci, apI iui iat ua
LdS enjoyed immunity too Uug. ANS is Lond iMe
10 have sop pat - such W. rh now mat IN" puUhc A.
e' tIcn has been called 40 IT, ana on behalf Oi mysrt
uHd others. II can get r IL drlhZ IA court, saal
Try to have tie society d.--uN cd' Nj H3-tH'e who
Wa, formerly lawyer n Washington anc VINO Dr. now
engaged IN r'tInE soc tslatr5 IN iil- t1t, t 70
name lis 4ssociatc'. lie -lu he Was wOIoinE for ue
pubic welfare, ana 80 had personal interest," 10 serve
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INIrEErRE\CE BY slEIKFRS.

ALBANY y 4, Jan. ia body Of men. estimated to
number over oOO from the other SIDE Of the
river today AMI ntcrfered with party OF men who
were cutting ica Plpker Han inducing them To stop
work They then went on down and did the same thing
with tn mcn working for John Mullon and sons Mr..
Niilon rrmuu .tlatcj, saying he wOd'd pay the men
WORKING for hlm much any one else pdd. lln"ly
lie pcr Wcir sent ur ana three 0t the cddersJ mes
Cnus lame, l., uch ana loir- Dee. ere dtrese Ell and
committed Inc strikers wanted - 30 per day, instead
al =
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At YAPHANK, L. Los = ,o0'

YApuANK, l.. l., Jan 13.-E. W. MillSs
store and two bul dngs adjoining both owned by him.
oio lcue used a. a blacksmith shop and the other a.
pant shop, entirely destroyed hv fire thu morning
W. NII.s estimates r3s toss huins. and stock ot
-j 900: insured for $1,000 The cause Of -" fire Is
unknown poIUou Ot the soea Ia Mr. MILE . store
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STRIKE or PHILADELPHiA TANNERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The tanners in
ia. c,npoy of Joseph NeviIl * son and h.. A. smith
Bros morocco manufacturers of this city, struck to-
.y nr,s The hands who struck for 10 per cent
,rca-r two weeks were successful, ana now tbey
intend striking for another increase The strike, II -
th,r uht. viii become general.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. l3.--The Hon. Colum
bu. DelauO couyalcscns, and hopes are now cutter
tanned " his speedy recovery.
on TRIAL FOG hLECTION BRIBERY.

FREEHOLD. n. j., Jan. l3.-John Taylor and
Thomas Falon. well AnoSn citizens Of Freehold were
arragned before the Court OF oyer aud Tcmner Judge
scudder ON the bench indictment charging them
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THE CUSTER MASSACRE INQUIRY.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-The Military Court of
Inquiry INTO the responsibility OF Major Reno for the
Custer massacre convened here today with en- DOORS
but the reporters not allowed Ia take notes OF the
pro, ecdnss. The only important action of the nrs
session was decision to summon Whitaker, who made
charges against Reno.
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DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 13.-SchwiIl's Di'iilleTy
wa, buiuId last u-At. los. 5000; insured ia TIE
Buffalo. G.ru.uia. Tanoul Hal, Ncr.dDn, ii .m'ud
VIr,iuia vi VILE Of MasSatauSe and Granite, OF
Richmond, Va.
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MINOR TIEES.

MACoN, Ga, Jam. ia fire in Cochran to-
d,,. ,,,r.y, one bia H. containing cgut stores bnd
ifeI i'm m, hl-.,. portion # ihr town. The loss J.,
~l0.OOu. ON wn.cn tacr" Is no insurance.
OvAH, Jan. ia fire at Columbus city today dc
,rey,d urourrty 10 the amount Of $4,000 insurance
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Snodkins has been making calls in Cam
hrde durng the The mother Oi Of his lady
Irieds took interest enough in him inquire what
his ntentious Ia regard TO her daughter. MY lnten
mons are TO leave madam" said the hero; and he did
bravo, snodklnsI (Fact)-lHarvard Crimson.
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with offering money for votes a the November election
be pepaIty Is 81 900 fine, six months imprisonment
and forfeiture OF the elective franchise forever Born
men pleaded not guilty. The tria Is set fOr Janu' 'o
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
TWO MILLS BURNED IN MICHIGAN.

Mrl.. last nielt destroyed Ans lau & CO... wooIlen
mill IIawl,y aud Roof, piaSte mil Amsden's loss l.
$4,000: Hawl.y & Roof. 5000. Noi'-urauce. the
tr orr raftd I'M tNc wHo.L MIL. The supposed cause
il nir,rr aLcuG- combustion.
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NILS rT-INED IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

DORCHESTER, y. b., Jan. 13.-The grist
and EAR TIM mills owned bv English Aver were Dc
stroved by lire O.day. The loss Is heavy.
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UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMEER,

MASUISuiON, Jan. l3, lS1J)
DrtH SIR: Again couih win the I,gH, o. }onI our
Committee tuI iufinauou have the hoAoi lo stu ou
Ili-.. iI,ut NJ. g, to 3. I: -,
Ii,f-Au ofi.Ily certified copy iom Tie otc' oi Tie
~.crc.. ,f -,., u Florida O. n aihud\lt o james H.
Pam. showing ,uCuct and l.ttiOn OF the Ia" -
Fe,cCdl uhCdis al tlt Lac t' ciluh III id'" NV"S W
N,c,nJ-A ulr certified COPY oi an lfiaavt ol James
NJ tatl relating to thC same sUhlrcI ANA 10 tht iA
.u u o.. DciuouIHfIc voters bY armed i'cpUbIctu9
Tu..r ulNI d, The Iair election al Precinct No
l.. u AIl.ua County. tle UHtto -t,t> supervisor oil
J. e. t.~ ~ t1Iutle insisted tDdt jnc ptuls, tS tHty
N.It .- Let bee numbered iu tulltsp"id WIN thc
number . I'll. voters az . i tatd on tie II g.
tfaii,U 1-i ina. ~ com luc" Wiih hl* d ntut the
LARGE p.t Ac ballots were -u nuiD0eicd, aud the Sc
"a. ct o.. ln. u.!Jt u.us sIrctuu.J Destroyed
jDUFhh-A hc CrruHDu cu"l 81 IA 'Hid .Ni "l h'''Ii
Nj. Nurts-..uI. tUu.N JUuge of Madison touHiA' III
al t, showing ale It IdI arrest ana detention 44
U4.,.d -.r. '.r ii ,ncI ana mite" ~il's MAJ -Hdl,
the EuaId Of CanraSscis OF the lde cecuon "a SAID
TDH-tn affidavit Of Ejwarl :. Francis, a cn,or,d
cftiz,, Of llv Crlutv. FillGa, and Hemutr u tie
BUaIu of { amy t'hlnISsD DAt'o O. sal" county li'H-
the al Ht'G p-U- ID I'D laI' S'"'r 10 t''"t CO''
uitL an u- rom yotI- tlIt DDIhoyiduc ticket
SJtt-A4 am Ityt O; Jilc- {. Ntl.usou, Il co!uItd
en- zen ot t.c .tn. county, % the saric 'ir't
strsH3i-A .t,tr Oi thc sheriff and County Judge
s. Ccuj,, ANA o thc rre-'urni oi i-r ~ C'UHr;l
of J.r,soEyc and of ~, CTS t,rb aud Ctv N"l- sl,
ajfc,tiu- thc GOOD characters aud standing Of sui
E!dltIS ana williamson.
Cuuul. Fla, showing misconduct Uu the pait of U.t,d
StacS Deputy Malsia.., and intimidation prectlsci hy
tucIu Is, The al, tlcclUn In sad county.
nave LLnb,r OF .,tt,Is from North ana Wcot max
lnay be rpcr tLU should lay before !our comui,tte,
hut wi hod tu,m ItIl the wishes OF thC Wr-rtS ~
- respect b. a,ccItaii tt. IA we III, honor 10 be-
'N' 'i A. G.. THURMAN.
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THE ICE HiRTEST.

~ ArUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT QUALITY.
porGUKEEP,IE. y. Y, Jan. 13.-'lhc ice
harvest began AL points ON the Hudson today he
tween tn, city and Albany, and nearly 1000 and
ro,- ,c ci .1eed in tnc work The Ice is from ten 10
r,, i've lucn", thick and Of excel cut quality. The
,,... t,,r Is e. ar AMI cold.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
No 2 by MP. THURMAN.

ANOTHER BAICH or SUGGESTIONS As TO ALLEGED
INIIMIDATION or DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-SenatOr Thurman
has lust addressed the following letter 10 Senator H. NJ
Teller chairman Of tho select Committee OF Inyestga
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The following were the lake and canal frcights on
dnring ls1s:
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RAILROAD MEETINGS.

TIE PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
PRESIDENT GDWiNs ANNUAL EEPORr-A DElICIl
or $S24.9J0-INJURIOUs EFFECT OF THE COAL
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
oI-rP.cFs IN TENSAs PARISH

rHE RECORD OF TESTIMONY BEFORE Tue TELLER
CoNNIrrEE-wHAT MURDER AND INTIMIDATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-10

Isaac Newman of Phillips was at Ross
mill to get some timber sawed. He wa,
standing on the log of timber that was being
sawed and got so near the saw frame that il
struck him under the chin with such force
that il threw him five or six feet high. liz
fell and was taken up sensclcss. but revived
and will probably recover but it will take
some time.
Some of the citizens of Bangor, who reside
in that section of the city where the diphthe.
ria is prevalent have sent their families out
of town. EI
About two weeks ago, the little child OF
Mr.. G.. Corey of Boothbay, while playing
with a cent swallowed it, She could not
swallow particle of food and was in great
distress Her parents took her to Portland
last week, and physicians succeeded in start.
ing the coin downward from the place where
it had lodged. She is now in a fair way tc
recover.
Mrs. Paulena, wife of Mr.. Isaac Young OF
Embden, near North New Portland, wa.
dreadfully burned by her clothes taking fire
last Friday morning her recovery is almost
impossible
The stockholders of the Waldo County Ag
ricultural Society have voted to close up tht
concern and sell the property at auction May
10th.
The Wing learns that diphtheria is raging
in Hampden
A little four-year old son of James s
Wright of Paris, injured himself quite severe
ly last Monday. While sliding on the crust
he ran into tree, and struck his face against
its trunk, splitting his upper lip. breaking
several teeth and decorating the gum fearfully
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

kENNEBEC, IS.
'IAkEN ON EXECUTION. and will be sold by
Il public auction, ON Saturday, the ad day of NAV
y H. lsao al two O'Clock in the afternoon nj In, Of
ne" OF > L. litcomb in Augusta In said county
an W. right IN equity which RoNana ~ Uovey OF
sa'd Augusta, has or had the iii duy of s.ut,n
Der, a. d. lNs, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon being
the te OF the attachment OF the same ON the oriyi
mai writ III this action, 10 redeem the following d.
cribed real estate, situated in said Augusta Ia viii
certain lot OF land with the buildings thereon sii
uhle on Melville St, in said Augusta bounded ns
AT ia. southwest corner of land of Charles Town,
ti.ht. running easterly, on said Towncs south lin,
about ninety one tcet to other hand Of said Tuwne
Thence running southcfly on the west line of said
lo"ne and Charles +. fowmc, sixty five feet thence,
running westerly in line parallel with the north
me OF the lot herein described, about ninety one fee,
othe said Melville street thence running nortberiy
on sald Melville street, siNt, five lee. To the point he,
gun Al. ~ "
The above described premises being subject to two
mortgages the hrst recorded in the kennehec Reg.
istry 81 Deeds, Book 2Ge page :i2i dated Ma, ~ /,
lH'S. given 10y Isaac &. Hovey, to Augusta savings
i'k 10 secure the payment of four hundred dollars
WIN interest at eight per cent semi annually suid
second mortgage II recorded in said Registry Book
!el, page 80 dated January 10th, 1871 given by said
Isaac G. ioNet To Augusta Savings Bank TO secure
me payment of four hundred and thirty dollars and
interest ~ tght per cent semi annually
The amount due on said mort cages will be- made
known at the time and place of said sale.
GEO. X. STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff
March &C. 1917. swIi
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shouting and laughter, and, rising, in n
half minute more received, straight in
my hand. which involumtarily | extended,
large ball. In minute more Robert
Tremaine and his little nephew came up.
| was intently examining the plaything.
'.Oh. Uncle Rob. here's my ball. This
lady has it," The child had hesitated
for an instant, but true to his childish in
tlitions, he then said. gladly
Uncle Rob lifted his hat 'Really, your
skill is something wonderful, if YOU did
really catch this, for | threw it without
aim or object. Are You in the habit OF
catching things so easily, Miss Margaret
See. now. remember you. And you look
as though you had no recognition in YOU
soul for an old friend and playmate. Shake
hands, and say you are glad to see me,
and he held out his hand with a friendly
irankness that was wonderfully winning
! gave him my hand, and said | was glac
to see him.
Come, Uncle Rob. let's go and play
more. leased the boy
mo don't want TO do that. I've found
an old friend, acquaintance-for she does
not look like a very warm friend-and !
am going to stop and talk with her.
You had better 60 and play, Mr.. Ire
maine
Il think not prefer TO stay. It's cool
and pleasant under this tree. and | want to
stay; besides this is my ground and my
tree, and can stay it please. |. at least,
am not the trespasser.'
Rob Tremaine. this is as much my tree
As ii is yours,'' burst ont.
''Oh. this is little Margaret. after all. |
began to fear some one else had taken her
place. | see You hold the same dangerous
communistic sentiments as ever. Eight
years since have seen YOU Miss Marga-
ret; yet you see have not forgotten. II
You could manage to give me smile with
Il little less ice in it, and could put an ex-
preston a trifle less frigid on your face, |
should be glad
''Mr Tremaine, | am heartily glad to
see you. remember you well but pre-
sumo you hardly expect me TO look or act
as the girl of fifteen looked and acted
II wouldn't like anything better" he
said. smiling.
flushed, for when he went away had
put my arms around his neck and kissed
him a tender goodbye.
So we sat down and talked. IIe'picked up
my book. Poor Shelley poor, unrestful
Shelley he said
Poor Shelley? Grand, glorious Shelley,
rather. Mistaken he may be sometimes,
but he was always sincere
You are an enthusiast. | admire him
as poet. But let us talk about something
else. Tell me how it has gone with you
these eight years
Continued tomorrow.
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District Court of the United States, for
the District of Maine.

DISTRICT or MAINE,
In the matterof Foster,
Brown aud Aonzo y. Good, :,
win, partners as Brown =" "'"A'hi''!'
Goodwin, Bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to AN order
from court, second general meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrups, Will be held at the Court House in
Augusta, in said District, on the 23l
day of April \. ID. le7g at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, before
John W May Esq., one of the registers in bankrupt
cy III said district for the purposes named in section
6UJ2 of the Revised Statutes Of the Jnite, States
Title Bankruptcy.
owls KIt HARD q, CONANT Assignee
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lrgal advertisements.
SHERIFFDS SALE.

kENNEBEC, SIS.
TAkEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold by
4 public auction, on Saturday the third tay OF
May, A. ID. 1879. at ten O'Clock In the forenann al
the office of II. :. Webster ESQ., in Gardiner In saiJ
county, a the right In equity which .Iedediah Thorn
as, Jr., now known us .Iededah Thomas of GarJi-
ner, III said 80 unty, has on this 25th DIV of
March, 1879, the time when the same was seized on
shid execution, to redeem the following desrrib,d
wit ' ''''''' W
certain lot of land situate in said Gardiner being
me northwest half of lot number three on q street
anu mere measuring four rods and is bounded north
westerly by said street and extending southeasery
ni, rue Instance between q aud II streets, together
WIN the buildings thereon; being the same premises
VoiNtHeu 10 said Jcdedinh Thomas bV The name of
Ir'u'nh ihohas, Jr., by Sas Taber, by his deed
en rp' iilh, 800, and recorded in the kennebec
registry OF Deeds, Book iys mage pa
Also one other parc, of land situ.t. In said ,,.
"ntr' hhu bounded n follows, viz Commanding on
Sulu - street al the northeast corner uf In. land
above described; thence southery on the ..s,.riy
i' VI .he apoNe described land half the distance
netween SAID 6 and ii streets; thence enstcrly aud
parallel 10 said g street eighteen ~ 10y of rd
tehct horthcrly aud parelle to the .nst.rlv I'm, ~
the above described land said G street a,d ,ha,c.
westerly on said q street, cgh,tenths Is lO1 of rod
70 o"uhus hrst mentioned; being the northwest half
OF acerfan piece of hand which said Thomas pnrchaseJ
Oh H. H. Gardiner, 10y his deed dated Nav 10Th ls,p
Reference to both of said deeds is hereby mnd. for
iuHtr description of said premises. Said premises
beihg SUBJECT TO mortgage recorded in said kenne
pee E"sisi! OF Deeds Book ~, page 3OY, given by
sad Thomas to Charles swift, OF said Gardiner tn
secure the pay mcnt of four promissory notes of one
hundred dollars each, all dated March ls lsy pnyn
~" ia one, TWO, tiifcc ana four years, respectively
from thtlr dates with neIe.t semi annualy at Tho.
rare oil eight per cent The amount now due on said
nv" Fase VIII pt haic known ~ the time and place
of said sale. WN n IIIipN SL.,iu
March u, 1870. g,yIt
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Sherif's Sale.

hENNEBEf, IS.
TAKEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold by
i public auction. ON SATURDAY, the third day of
May, A. ID. ls79, Al nine O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the Office Of T.. w Whitehouse in Augusta in said
County. all the right in equity which Alfred Haskell
of said Augusta, has, 10 redeem the following
described real estate, situated in Augusta in said
County, and bounded and described as follows viz
\ certain lot or parcel OF land with the buildings
thereon. situated in said Augusta, east side of the
river, bounded and described as follows To wit: ON
the west by Belfast road; on the east by land Of
Allen l.ambard, deceased on the north by said Bel
fast road aud ON the south by land Of Albert Bolton
containing sixty-iive acres, more, being same land
bought by said askell OF Martha A. Merrill and
Melvin A. Merrill by two different deeds.
said premises being subject to Il mortgage record
ed in the konnehec Registry of Deeds, Book 3l3.
page 3U2, given by said Alfred Haskell to Martin
v H. Chase of said Augusta TO secure the of
one promissory note, for four hundred dollars dated
June I'd 1873 payable in two years from said date,
with interest at eight per cent per annnm, pay able
semi annually until paid The amount due on said
mortgage will be made known at tn. time and place
of said sale. WIN. H. LIBBY sheriff
March 10Th, 1870. 3wli
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lfgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United States. Distric,
of Maine.
In the matter of
Joseph l.. True, In Is
Ranl.ttAf

In the matter of
Joseph l.. True, ! In BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt
rINtIIS Il To GIVE NOTICE that "A petition has
been presented To the Court. this 2Ith ,lav of
March, lNo. by Joseph l.. True of Benton in said IBIS
rici, bankrupt. PRAYING thai he he decreed IL
have ftii discharge from all his debts pro, able u.
der the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said peti.
tiun,
II l. ORDERED 10y the Court that Il hearing I've had
upon the SAINT on the first Monday of june 4. H.
lS'u, before the Court in Portland, in said district
NJ 10 O'Clock \. ", and that notice thereof be pub
liscd in the Daily krncbcc Journal and the Bangor
wing ANA courier, newspapers printed in said
District once week for three successive weeks aud
once in the Weekly kcuncbcc Journal. the last rub
ical"h To he thirty days TT least before the dav O
hearing aud that all creditors who have proved hciI
debts and other persons in interest, NAV aupear al
said time and place. and show cause, If any the,
have, why the prayer of said Petition should b,
granted. WIN. 4. PREBI.E,
Clerk of District Court Tor said District.
'aprs- lj-,,9- &Maurg
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hEANEBEC COfNTr-h Pr0bate court. at
ingn,sta, on the ionrth Monday Of March, 1872
\ ckRIAiN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
4 n the last viii and testament Of Winfield n Gro
YER late of litchfcld in said County, deceased hay
ing been presented for probate.
'EbtREp That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday of
April, next, in the kennebec journal a nev.na
per printed in Augusta, that all persons int,r,sie,
may attend at Court of Probate then to be- holden
az Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the snid
Instrument should not he proved, approy ed and MI
lowed rs the last will and testament the said de-
ceased, H. X BAKER Judge
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register. swfs.
kENNEBEC COCNTr-Ia Probate Court hei. ot
4ngasfH, on the foarfh Monday Of March,
1879:
vlNIioMAS LITTLE, Executor of the last will and
testament of Mary Allen. late Of Augusta
W sald county. deceased, having presented his
hrst account as Executor of said will for allowance,
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of
April next, in the kennebec journal, a new.paper
printed IN Augusta. that all persons interested may
attend at II Probate Court then To be held at NJ
gusia, and show cause, If any, why the same shoud
not be allowed.
H.k. BAKER, Judge
Attest;-CHARLEs liEwINs, Register. 3wi5s
kENNEBEC COUNTl-In Court Of pro,,,f,. he'll
a. augusta, on the .fourh .HonddB " March
ID EBECCA 4. BENNER, widow of Alonxo Rem
IL ner, late of Pittston, in sald county, decreased
having presented her application for ALLOW ance out OF
the personal estate OF said deceased
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, in the kennebec Journal
printed in Augusta, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend AT Probate Court to De- held
at Augusta, on the fourth Monday of April next
aud show cause if any they have. why the PRAYER al
saii petition should not be granted.
II. II. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IIEwIys, Register 3wI5s