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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23
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WHAT WE OWE TIE ETNA.

Familiar to business men as Is the name fthc 1T
ma Fire Insurance Co., OF Hartford, few il any have
ever considered the Important part it has sustained in
the development Of this country. the aid and comfort
II has rendered its entire business interest and
the heavy debt of gratitude the country owes il in
turn. By its pledges of indemnity tens OF thousand,
of orr business men, have been enabled to undertake
and conduct successfully enterprises otall degrees
magnitude unsupported by which prudent man
would for a moment have considered. Thousands
upon thousands of risks it has assumed for enter
prismg people since it. organizations which nGi-
iual could have carried aud no one could have been
found "ho would furnish - much capital and then
stand behind to guarantee against the prrils If fire
aud water rs l, great corporations. Look at H. rec
ord Organized in June. lsl" with capital stock ot
lJoiNp. Ibis was increased to Stp,ohO in 1872 aud
sii to Siu000U. Its assets were then S7..>7i. In
Isl. is capital Wa doubled making il ~ .opO.OOO
added TO its capital, and in sGi it again incr,as
ed 10 s2,2i0,000 its assets then being Si,>ooil0. In
l>iai lis capital was ay anced To sUO00oo it, assets
then being S44aS.l0. Five wears later tls.) H. as
set had reached $diOO,j03. Then came the Chicago
fire, which made Il heavier call upon the Etna than
any fire insurance company has sustained since tho
world began. S3.sGG.s2B was tae amount the
-E.na alone contributed to rebuild Chicago and
enable it, business men to Their business aud
start aircsh. More than 20 companies failed in iAi-
fire alone, but the ftna built shanty the burnt
district before the bricks were cold. and paid every
loss against them as fast a. presented AT sight. Not
wear later came the Boston fire and LOSSES to the
.f.tna amounting To @6Oi..I9 which wtf. promptly
paid. The records Of Ei-e Insurance furnish 10
parallel since its organization il has received il
premiums IN round numbers e>Op0uUn. aud ha paid
SjO000pr Tor losses and in dividend stock and cash
Sl3Ooo,oV0 it- capital is now Sa,Uei,eoo and b,
recent act Of the Legislature, permit given to in
crease this To s5,Uooo0. H. lGcsen; assets are
SG.9lI, ll7..9, being Tho largest in the United
states Its total lmuic- arr bat 7i,si>,
'i>-.s5, while its gross surplus Ia favor at poll
cy holders is sJ,O45,.f51, AMI stock sell,
AZ So and upwards. The lima take. risks upon
good manufacturing and nio camille property, dwell
ings and contents. churci, school aad college build
ings, AT equitable rates. Cali address Geo. T.
Macombcr, Agent, Market >,iuslc. Augusta Me.
who also represents Springfield, Hanover, Nortl
British, Commercial Union. Connecticut and othe
Companies unsurpassed tor pso'nItne aud fair deal
ing. a.rcr laN;lv " iant.m
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NvHEREAS, Angel.tte Merrill OF Windsor, in
w the County of kcHutbec, by her deed dated
the 9TH day of November, $50, recorded ia the hen.
Ntbcc Registry of Deeds, Bouk 81. Page l3i, con.
veled to one Bctsey Pierce of said Windsor. in mort
gage certain piece parcel OF land situated in said
town Of Windsor being the same premises conveyed
10 said Angelette Merrill hy said etsey Pierce b.,
her deed of November !. $50, and The ed
Ia said Betsy Pierce by E,1 ard " Merrill by his
deed dated March 10th, ls6d recorded in the Regs.
try of Deeds for kenB,be County, Book 213. Page
:.l To which deeds aud record thereof reference IL
be had Tor more particular description OF the prem
iscs;
And whereas. Neranu. I. Pierce, Administrator
the estate Of said Betsey Pierce, late of insor
deceased. by his assignment dated May q, 1877,
corded in the kcnnebec Registry of Deeds, Book PA
Page >, assigned aud transferred 10 me the above
m0rtr gage and mortgage debt; now, the condition
of aid mortgage having been broken. ], the under
signed, by thereof, claim foreclosure Of the
same, and give this notice thereof under the statute.
MARY j. SIUDLEl.
Augusta, June 1G, 1879. ..w25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23
Courts of Probate and Insolvency.

THE Courts Of Probate and Insolvency for the
L months Of July and August, will be held on
the first and third MONDAYS OF said months, the FRO.
bate Court commencing AT ten O'Clock in the
noon, and the Court Of Insolvency at two O'Clock in
the afternoon The Courts in September will be held
on the in'r and NH MONDAYS of the month the
Probate tuurt ~ nine o'clock in the forenoon, aud
the Court al Insolvency al two O'Clock in the after
noon.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Jun" - lisp. iunel7 tlt&w2t
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The Extraordinary Success

that this food has attained in this country (the sale.
of which aggregate much as all other foods com.
bincd) il due 10 It's Intrinsic merit, containing ii
does all the elements essential tn growth and repair
either in the infant or invalid. 1t has baen demon
stratod that mulitudGs of infants have been slowly
starving AT period OF infancy when Development
add growth are 50 remarkably active, because of in.
ability Of mothers to furnish the necessary nutrimen
account of Oyer.taNng the ntr, Gus system, aud
by prolonged actaton, inns lowering the standard
OF health IN both
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23

$40 to rs per Day other en ns, i, yos,,
10 sell article eTAP LIE COFFEE 10 Fsrmsrs
Ma others In their own nrig: orloais Particulars res
Atdress--TaE CEN ~ Nh1AL CO.. - :. ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri.
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrators
the estate of
RUFUS WRITTEN late of Augusta,
in the County OF kennebcc deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond rs the law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate Of said deceased desired
hbit the same for settlement and all indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment to
HANNAH WRITTEN.
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paiIu kennrber Journal.


For the journal
LIrES GOAL.
Br FANNIE n. BOWMAN
The years roll on.
And naught is won.
hut gold.
And cold
Each heart of man,
Whose hope doth span
But gold.
Time hastes away.
In idle play.
For lame
of name,
Which men assail.
And NJ Il rail
For fame.
When life has fed.
Amid the dead,
We all
Must fail.
A. autumn leaves.
swept by the breeze,
Must fall.
What is IL then,
Which blesseth men?
Gods love
Above.
All else gives peace,
Which ne'er shall cease
Above.
FANNIE II. BOWMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23

kENAEBEt COtNTl-M Frobate Court at Az.
gnsfd, on the second Monday Of Jn0e 1879.
HENRY WOODWARD, Administrator dc
bonis non on the estate of Joseph
NJ, Metcalf, late of Winthrop. in said county,
deceased, having petitioued for license to sell
al public auction or private sale, the following real
estate Of said deceased for the pa, men of debts &C.
viz: The homestead of said deceased, subject to the
widows right Of dover therein:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the first Monday OF
July next, in the keHnebec journal, u news
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then to be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
Attest = CHARLES uEWINS, Register. 3w25
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Courts OF insolvency.

NOTICE is her.b given, than Courts of Inso.
~ vcncy, will be held al The Proba Office, III
Augusta on tie second and fourth Monuays. in
each II onih, at two o'cock in tie afternoon lniil
othewise Orde ed.
X. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES IIEwINs, Register.
Nov !, 1873. tSwif
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100000.

Premiums are received and losses are paid In cash
only. Policies are issued payable at the death of the
Insured also payable at the end of certain number
of yeas. Policies also issued on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23

kENNEBEC COTNTY.-M PROBATE Court, 0i
.iagnstd on Tie second Monday Of June. 1879
4 CERTAIN lNSrRUME purporting to be the
"A last will and testament of Aaron Ed
Iedge, late of Clinton, in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the first Monday of
July next, in the kennebec Journal newspa.
per printed IN Augusta that all persons interested may
attend at Court of Probate. then to be holden at A.
gusta, and show cause If any, why the said instru
ment should not be proved, approved and allowed,
Us the hast will aud testament of the said deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register. 3w2h
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0ouct,o.. s-s1Dt szol, ~ xmas. ssuns itftl.. q.
hpVlllVpfJ 70 s51. Monster IA Cat. for Set stxu,o
uuIVlIvIu HEsrEbs Grs WORKS. Chicago. M
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Notice of Assignee Of his Appoint
menf


At Augusta, in the County of keun,b.c and State of
Mhlhc' me twenty ninth day of MAY, A. d. lssy
me undersigned hereby gives notice oi his ar.
p"nln;tm u, assignee OF Frank X. Small Of All
phs'a IN SAID ounty of henn,bec. Insuy, MT Debtor
VINO has been declared an insol, upon the petition
Of Woodbury. Latham of Portland and Huston 4
Hoyn"n of Auburn, by the Court OF Insolvency ior
said County OF kcnnebec.
mayactiw IoEING FARR. Assignee.
hENNEBE| rONNTI-h Probate Court at An
CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, p"rpo nG to be
tiie ia'i M'il and testament fievir Lancaster,
been presented for probate
ORDERED, Tia; notice thereof be- given three
weeks ,ucf>Svcly prior IN the forrh Monday of June
next, IL The Daily kenncbcc journal. new paper
printed in Augusta that all persons interested may
attend III 'our OF Probate then to BE- holden at Au
gusta, and show cause, il any. why the said instrn
mrnt should not be proved approx. and allowed rs
~" last viii and Testament of the said deceased.
II. II. BAKER. Judge.
Attest CHARLES lIEwINs, Register. june7t3w
hENAEBKC COrNTl.-Im PROBATE Court, al
.f8GVStG, an the toDrh NonddB Of Nan, 1879
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purpor,ing 70 be
4 the4ast will and testament of Lyda A. Brarce
late OF winthrop, in said County, decreased, hav.
ing been presented for probate
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks .uccs>iY ely prior To the fourth Monday Iune
next, in ilic Daily kcnnebec journal, u newspa
rr printed ia Augusta, that all persons Interested
hlal attend AZ Court OF Probate then to he holden
ut Augusta. and show cause, If any, why the said
instrument should not BE- proved, approved and al
lowed as the las; will and testament Of the said de
ceased H. H. KAkER Jndg.
Attest CHARLES HEwINS Register. juncsflw
hkNAEBEf COTNTi:-Ia Probate court AT
i"9n'ta' on me l,nrth Mondag or dprH 1879.
MEL :. DRAKE, Guardian of Henrietta
- Lewis OF Albion. in said County. unsoumd, HAY.
nag pttioE.d for license to sell at public auction
private sale, the following real estate of said
ward, the proceeds to b, placed interest viz All
the interest of said ward ia the home stead of her late
husband Wentworth T. Lewis, deceased. being her
right OF dover therein.
oI.pinhp, That notice thereof be- given three
weeks succrS>i'ciy prior TO the fourth Monday OF
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
Aay attend at Court Of Probate then to be- holden
~ augusta. and show cause, any, why tho PRAYER
oi said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
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Has received the most unqualified testimony from
rhy -icians, Matrnns and Mothers oithc highest char
acter and responsibility. mthis sind other countries
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~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
IN the estate of
MARY SEDGLEY, late of Readfeld
in the County of kcnnebec, deceased intestate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the law
directs All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired TO
hibt the same for settlement; and all indebted 10
said estate requested TO make immediate paymen,
10 JAMES SEDGELl.
June o. 1879 :,wy5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-23

Invested in Real + tate and Mortgages In New York
City, in New York and United states Bonds and
steadily increasing under a early Revenue Of more
than
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-05

10 murder trial in Chicago. o.
dr Bakr roa'eJ la O eyers CON-
p.efe'y We earc from tte Io.cr
Ocsuu fhat So en- the lawyers bag1a
iuterruptlus her -he aid I am
brought here eel h. know. au}
su goi 70 "a jt And de~p.te
siitbe erort If he awy-r-. she di3
re+ihcr story iu b owo vay
r. one Of fhr lawyer who inter
rupted her she sud. You JUS, < eep
-'ilI sonny. and don't interrupt. |
stall t-ll lbe whole ruth Apr au-
other after trying TO stop her in me
aaW of talk threw up his hands de-
Pariueiy and cried If- no use
give i Up Ia iaet, Tie lady bali daz
edthe court aud utterly covei the
lawyers Her conduct must have de-
ightsd the witnesses vino had lor day
r.eu bully ragged % tte lawyer l.
here were more Ng- Baker- Oh th-
illness stand ihers w,aid tee less im
er'iueure md downright tn-oieuaa
shown by the lawyers in examining
Witnesses
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The craze Agninst state Ala,

Gle also thought the question should
be discussed and settled upon its on Il
merits aud expressed the hope that no
bill for lie relief would be hampcred with
ans amendments for the improvement of
Kentucky, OF for any other internal I'M
provement. - PaSgoaS Aces.
The above extract is from sn inter
view OF the editor Of the Paducah
Macs with Mr. George, the Senator
from this District; and in is. our new
senator announces himself in f9yor Of
approprisung several hundred thous-
and dollars toward enIarelug the State
peuiten'iary, aod opposed TO working
the couvicts on the Kentucky river or
any other kind Of Internal Improve
saea,s.
From ,hes interview we understand
that our young senator is 10 favor Of
continuing aud perpeiua,ing our pres
cnt psuiteutiary system. Now. then,
what does shat mean, judging the tu-
turs by the past, Of It's operations? /,
means
lss. An annual expense and burden
upon the taxpayers OF the State.
I'd. The maintaioauce. at az annual
loss 20 the State, OF monopoly 10
competition with various honest indus
tries and labor, aud to the profit OF
one, unless it be the lessee.
And this. in the face of the expe
rience OF Tennessee. Georgia, and other
States, where cOnvicts are employed
Outside OF the prison walls at an AN
nual pros', instead Of loss, to the tax
payers o. The State. Last year Ten
nossee realized s75, 900 revenue from
her CONFLICTS.
Our young sonator'wili pardon US if
we say, there is such G .hing us carry
ing once opposition 10 State Aid to all
kinds Of ipternal improvements 10 a /
crazy extent. The people OF this SEE /
lion are unmistsasb.y opposed to
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rae Onion County Tronbic.

The communication in this issoe !"
regard 10 the Missouri Kentucky Ten
nessee Obion county official m d G.
will be read With interest ltlnvolVes
questions Of law and fact with which
We are not sequaioted. II the Gov
error OF Missouri docs as the Missoarl
attorney -ays he viii, demand repara-
tioa through the Governor OF Teanes-
see for the alleged wrongs on the part
Of the Obiou county officials, it will
bring up some uioe and Interesting
legal questions The present e1tradi
,ioa laws. for he delivery Of fugitive
fronl justice from one State to the ofi
Gers Of another State, are 20 eircui'ous
that vhen oheials Insist on rigid
compliance with the exact processes Of
Law. they very frequently result in the
permanent escape u the party charged
With crime
For instance. il 4 man commits
crime in Missouri, aud fie- TO Ken
lucky where he j. not knosO, the Oh
taining of Information necessary TO bis
arrest. for his commitment to Jail by
maeis,rare after she arrest, to await ar
rival Of Missouri officers, the necessary
time taken for Missouri officers to oh
tain requi,itiou from the Governor OF
Missouri 90 the Governor of Kentucky
and the Governor Of Kentucky order
uuderii. and the taking Of the prisoner
from the county Jail before tie Circuit
Judge Of the DISTRICT for Identification
which. if fought in behalf of the nau
arrested. will nine times our Of ten
result IN hi, release. All this tedious
ness OF !e.sl procedure wa- ius'i'a'ed
OF course. to more eertainly protect in
nocaat men from undue arrest and i'm
prisonmens-on the view that it Is
better for ninety nine guilty men to|
escape shan Tor one innocent mau 10
Wrongiuliy be punished. But, there
is 20 doubtog, that Z too frequently
results IN the escape Of Guilty men;
ard would be much more frequent. If
local officials didut, when persuaded
Of the guilt Of the party arrested sini~
ply shu, their eyes. Hence, if the
Obion eouuty affair, brings the au
thoriiies Of Missouri, Kentucky and
Tennessee. to the consideration OF
these things, perhaps less ineouyenieni
mods Of arresIing aud returning iusi
tives from Justice may be Devised.
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s,onsrass

convened last Monday, bu; IS not SCI
fairly ~ aaTt, and viii not be anil
after the holidays The political par
ties arc cycling each other. and have
yet made no passes The Democrats
assert their Intention 10 q square
down to business. trying to reduce ex-
pendi,ares. and 70 ignore all sectional
controversies. Ia this issue we pnb
lish the leading points Of the Presi-
dent. message, but uot tho document
In full.
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TIE SINKING FuNn-

The policy of the United States
steadily adhered to from the adoption
Of the Constitution, has been 10 avoid
the creation of National debt. and
when from necessity in time of war,
debts have been created, they have
been paid of 90 the return Of peace as
rapidly as possible With this view.
and for this purpose, it is recommend
ed that the existing laws tor the accu.
mutation Of a sinking fund sufficient
10 exiiuguish the public debt within
limited period be maintained | any
change OF the objects or rates OF taxa
ton Is deemed necessary by Congress.
it is suggested that experience has
shown that duty can be placed on
tea and coffee, which will not enhance
the price Of those articles to the con-
sumer, and which will add several mil
lions of dollars annually in the Treas
ury.
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NesiecsJns ne ,s.sais<lppl

N"gIeCa3aE ne 33tsS5s<5 D3s3
"Tt seems 10 me YOU have ae4. -a.e..
your great river laid jay COMO }e--
terisy TO party OF Sf Loui- mer
chan Who gsited upon tin al tue
1t re % the Missouri Pacific rsi road
The great rajroa1 manager altH aa
his reputation fer prny uueraace-.
could cot have gotten m0oe air.cty ~
ibe heart oi an important matter vui-.
u@arly concern the Iaterc-t auI wei
fare Of st Louis WIN The largest
river in tie world fo1ju. past tl-
wLarye- there are Seasons OF the yea.
when 81 Louis finds dilicu.ty in sup
ping grains 20 New Orieaus because
fhs water IN eome places IS no. deep
<augh 20 float lac carc0es. Aud yrr
q The sauie seascus an artificial dUeE
ca.led fhe Erie cansl floats uI.Ieu- Of
grain along ,te route from Chicago and
other lake ports TO New Yors
This wili never do There l. y.cu s
Il water Howieg through tue river 70
the gulf aiI he year round 4ud Il Tie
sandbar- can; be kept under ligut
draft bsrges thar viii q ar easily over
'''' a'i' ".''7 o. '''' S''S'' % 'NI 'i'e'
''s" ' 10 'e o'''-i. 'Ito ''t -'7'''''
n 5000 az PSI s N''-' 19s 80
~" ~. W ~ 'G'e ...' go -''''N - ''
- PF'' '"' ~ 10 1.' cas- o'' ''- '' q
val y" e''-'e'- i"1 s--''- ~
~1''i ~ ~, ''''' oui''' 1D'''
-''
VI Que f'',t'- '"' III
.
'o' . e''''' Z i'''N O''' $50 t'''"
i'Ie ~ "'7 CIV "'' more t""H ueA-
o'9' 10 me p-s' 'en 5e''7, Hul '"e ''~
9ic', ''n7 oro 'n't me lu+ii'J OF Sf.!"
h'nlieH mere TINS year vii De on
b ia m"re than last Jear receipts
4ooOo,O9o, Ou-teis iof 1879 against
o. OUU 600. tor 1873 As The country
|'S' o. o. Louis i growing I'plu'y
there l. 40 reason Why this rate Of
Increase should not bs maintained 10
our grain trade, aud even improved
upon Our receipts % grain may ,u-
deed be doubled 10 single season n
81 Louis can NIKE II the Advantage
OF Mr Gould 5000 D'ile7 Of road 60
unload their grain frsishts AT this
Polo1t on The banks Of tie Mississippi
Alr Oeu'd Gays thar he expects 70
orln2 a great deal OF grain to thls
market thar Kansas sill produce near
- 500OO.oU bushels OF wheat next
4 / 1