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, 1880-03-20

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Clera, pieaso forriyn ysI1r rsnofhnr' nlcran & WnY
I'M tnrgtrc hnr ~ SSomst nv p.ens'' .%H H
forRtro er. swcet ~ me II X rost ~ n,sitft
nv psecIo,,s Carn: wl1at il rim ~ t., krronnn NJ
yt1,. ins, n 1nwif4 nm nTrn.t,I T. ~ ht.',t ~
,t IN M ~, ,utait hnrn ~ ,or D.gamE.
III at hrnrs nv nn,n nuJ 4 nniiaf ! ~, thmt
has no elatm, only of sympathy. nor never tiI,t.
s 70 much f0r no mitch. Tho result md ,'pshot y
nvy n; msv nat ,ryE ~ .epmra.e M rs, 70 wnch
mo c uye yo d and W yo 1'H eny nos o P"ts: VIM ,of
woaa thoy thtnk beIonsa to an ,e "S II sf1s sis ay
Shell, Of oshkosh, Wls.. wftoh your mother ca,rs
t,nd out M y xnS M not "hat she ought 2 hc. sho wns
kept BY II: Nnsh suttlco TO say. TINT shu threat
cned Gre TIT T. tako her lifo 4 d!l not hko hGr nway.
III ~ Mat or ., WnKonn sary vel knows
know IL svs her % ka % nnxH ias ~ n p III
chi, nv. tfnro. H. that il ni "e HILL u"
Your mothcr can n stup % wf,cro v she IT, by not ap-
pcarlpg against me- III chicago. II she Il satis-
lied that ia tho truth, nm satisfied TINT tho
party VITO wrote TO Quincy. is mono other thnn
ny Ut xitc ana shc s.. t his done Al sh2 could 70
iftrocco ans e ~ IL iae hnty IhG ndxo; ~
, 1880-03-20

selves to rnlno coal for anY certain price for any
detlnIt time
KtxolWtl. Tint VIC, tho miners Of thu United
stat'~. In general convention assembled. extend
Dtlr sympathy to tho wnrknEtne,t nf California
tnl md tho Introduction of c'nly lafnr.
Ist.oi4fsj, THt I'LL miners tn tho various n1tn-
9g districts represented In this Convention RhHll
ni,4tnIu frn mining coat to I'll tue contracts of
tha nlnnrS standing nut to force tho 1ncasureS
adopted In this Convention.
Itxolrnl, Tint this Convention rccommcn!
that tnch stntn represented or nut represented
IN tkl. Convention shnll call and i,pti State
Convention sotno time befNrc tho t,onth Ut 4Ar-
Kst an! report seIr r., appr,,sal or dIsapprov"'
He1uiret, Thnt on and nfttr tho lat Of Arril,
18xl, nl those In favnr Ut tho cfxlit-hour system
IN tho vnrEc!1s d'slrfGts and atNtes hero repre-
having II fully euforccfi BY The lit pf August.
fesfart'I. 1hnt Ill ctal saal' be Weighed before
being screened, anid chMnKc to tnke effect OH the
Int iny n August, 1870. anl. II nat cotnt.Ietl
with ut TINT time, tho atnha hcrnin represented
detefinlncd upon hereafter,
, 1880-03-20

c. Hunter said to your correspondent to-day
TINT he Was for Blaine or Wnshburne. He
thought The latter's nomination would bring
to us n large number Of Germans, while tho
selection Of either would give IN o1fcnse to
those members of tile Grecnhack party who
were coming back to tho Republican fold.
lf Republicans did their dirty the constItu-
t1ona1 amendments would pass, and, III Ills
than $500 yntes to us, Tlle General sceinctl
in good spirits, and had none OF the appear
nnce Of IN Invalid. Stfll. mi less bis health
nsk nor expect the Gubornatoriai nolulna-
tluli4
A BLAINE cLun.
sr<ctat Dtsp1feh 10 TAs Chttaso Tribune.
STEltl.lS0. ILL.,, March 10.-The political
81 p \ t. s syx sty ws r. set s os Il s1% ear, ~
i.iuine club WITH the. foiiowing officers:
d: b0ata' q. co'c - t. IT, y' Edso!!, Il. stui' :!aeeb'
Elsle; SECRETARIES, s. ". utllcspi!e and W, ,.
Utsy; TteaSrer nf so L. Msp Iq fnq
lie support of slr. Baina a. being tho
nnly candidate now befgre the 1lepul'-
lErnn party wlo could ). successfully
unite anil carry tlle votes Of tue ppople u
tlis Vicinity; There is m doMbt ~ ,,. hnt M t!,at
hut i Is very evident that liz could not carry
tho German yutGs Of this county. and with
out this would fall Of a majority here. The
Blaine men arc very enthusiastic, and tlrC
eSEs SEf RFfEsInfoHs Es aosus fo5 tomnsE f2tpE Blaine
SHERMAN Cr.uH.
the Seventh Congressional District have
,IOllm Sherman for the Presidency. They arc
bitterly opposed To third term.
, 1880-03-20

TIE .1ESUITS.

pA1ls, March 1s-Tle excitement aroused
by tho discussion aid rejection Of Article 7
continues to rago III all parts Of France, and
serious Governmental complications aro
likely to result from it.. 1t is now gwen out
TINT President GrGyy, piluett by the obstInacy
Of the Assembly, l,as deterlnredtapon right
enforcement Of existing laws against tho
Jesults, Redemptorist Fathers, a[arlsts, and
10 the virtual expulsion OF pll these people
from tho country. Thu Vatican Is interpos-
Ing III their bollaff. anu has nlrently for
wartle1 very vigorous protest. Tho Or
Strength, and art9.ligo psugram. They Viii
hold il meeting at Neuflly On Saturday, tho
anniversary Of tho death Ut Queen Marlu
Amelia.
, 1880-03-20

MATCHING ON G1IUZSEE.
LONDON, March ia dispatch from LII
horo says report has reached Cabul tint
troops from nerat, consisting Of twelve regi-
,nents OF Infantry and four Of cavalry, are
marching on Ghuznee.
CoasTANr1SorLE, March 1o.-Ficld-3lnr.
shal Fuad l'aslln i5 OH trial before n special
tribunal. charged with conspiracy against
the Sultan.
) SEIZURE OF ITALIAN VESSELS.
TRIESTE, 3lnrch 10.-An Austrian revenue
cutter las seized two Italian trnllng vessels
In the SOuth DalnAttan waters, because they
sas PHI ~ aaa4
emily destined to Albania or Herzegovina.
The crows have been arrested.
, 1880-03-20
LABOR TROUBLES,
ST. LOUIS TAi2DsfEN.
Rntri1I JJJsntfrh IN Tia fth{rpon 7tjl,1ft \,


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Mnrcll 1U.-rhe Threatened
strike Of switclHnen, forcmen, and helpers
OIL the vlrlous ratlroads took place Mt noon
today, alld threutenS u serious clleck, willis
1t continues, to tho transportation business
of thu city. The strike Is the MOST
perfectly organized Of aDy Of Its kind
uver occurring here, including the men Of tho
class OH every railroad entering either st,
Louis or East st. Louis Business In tho
yards Is stopped save wnt cail BIZ done by
agents and officials, and Il few lllen who Gull
be picked up understanding the business.
I'll Lust st. Louis tlls AFTERNOON there WIS
only one engine running In tuch ynrtl,
whereas ordinarily from eight to twelve aro
ut work. The Wages received by tho Cill-
ployes have varied OIL tho different lines, but
all now Ask the sn1ne attvallcu: Tlat fore
,llcil shall receive SIS per month, and swltc-
nen and helpers 81 per day.
The strike ut tho Union Depot in st. Louis
anl III tho brldgs and tunnel lines. as we'll Us
I'll the Cantoguo Road, ended ut o'clock,
the companies having accrled to the demands
Of tho strikers. OF the otIlor rouus tho
Chicago & Alton md the Wabash
u Southeastern, signify their i'll
!fnS2 Fs %aD St and mfsnssanf ssaf Pacific n ssfs ysnss s
~ 6ttU ls0 aL4AhE4a VIA HaloHCt At
O'Clock Tomorrow. The .Valulalia iian.
agelnent l'ave discharged tho. strikers,
A. mosflng of the strikers, Of whom about
5oo IN all aro out, vas held III ST. Louis tlis
who wcru out of work should receive assist-
al!ce from tl,ose at work on ronds where tho
held ugntn tonight, at which nIany speeches
iii thD Btr5ke reitGrnted.
A meeting Of tho Superfntcntlonts of the
different lines was held this evening III tho
otlc0 OF John G. Gault, Of the Wabash; but,
as n quorum WIS not present. they adjourned
to meet tomorrow forenoon. The cars nre
not accommodating 20 fast In the. ynrds, which
would have been tho cnsa llad the ctHipallfes
not been forewarnet!. They had eleafctl them
up as much rs possible aid telegraphcd TO
prevent shipments.
There were runors tonight Of con-
tenlllnted strike among the platforml-lnel.
but thpse accounts lIave not been confirmed.
Tho strikers assert TINT general UNDER
standing among AWltgmnn hll along tic
linu exists, and tint tho strike will extend to
other cities.
, 1880-03-20
LOUISIANA NEGRO STRIKERS.

6Ptft1k 0IpAten 10 1HS EHleA30 4ft4aHfs
New ORLEANS, La., March 19,-Last 1fon-
day trouble broke out with tho negro labor
crs OIL the Dugan and Whitehead plantations,
apparently growing out Of strike, Which
IL now general throughout the parish, for
higher wages. Laborers Ill that parIsh are
now paid rs cents per day. They demanded
81, alli were refused. A nuil,bur Ut tho
strikers then banded together and released
the stock OIL the Davenport plantation u,
Tuesday while the 0yersGers were Mt dinner,
mid whipped two hands with a bullwlllp
for endeavoring to prevent them FROM
30 doing. Tl'ctr. next sceno Ut action
t Was the asnp 9l tb Kno5s 5 oX oy I!ys's lsp pst g1;
they compelled workne'! to cease lubDr.
TlIey then returned dawn tlle river, stepping
work on oyery plantation tor distance Of
ten miles, and yesterday attacked the peopls
ttons In m, armed bail Numbering nearly
$50 men. On tho Ashton plantation ono of
the ntscreants was wounded by an ovorscer.
But tho greatest s,oW of resistancs
XII KsIy % aSa oa S ilnrris rhsy R'se' we9s Ss
they were fired upon while fighting
their why through the !noh. They escAppd
with Unly 9seyere hrllse on THO hip Ut Mr.
Kelly stated TINT thu movement j. 0rgantzetl,
and under tho .leaderaIlp OF Jake Dnldloy
MD Others equally desperate. Jake I.rAdloy
y tall, bnrIy neEro. wl,o lel tho attack q,
tlle parish jail gu tllo 14t' Of September, lSiS,
St: 1iartlli, son Of tic 1'nrish Attornoy.
This n,ornfng. at O'clock the Louisiana
Field Artillery lott OH tho Morgan ferrytu9t,
md took the train tor the geeliu OF trouble,
j o'cInoE til!s afternoon BfIgatlicr.(iuuoral rai
John tilynn received II telegrRM from Col.
fegartlour. ut tho front, sny!n9: "Ol arrlyal
0f trUups tho rtoters quietly dispersed. Dne
81 ID, @ a,'d IL 1t preso,tt IL cast1ody" W. '' 8''''s
LATt:ls-It was learned tho other leaders
Wcre captured. Tho troops arrived Aonle
this evening.
, 1880-03-20
The English House OF Commons
Adjourns Until the 24th
of March,
Hartmann, the Nihilist, Explains
His Connection with the
Moscow Affair.
Parole Wins the Liverpool Race, but Ia
: Ruled Out for a "Crosg.U
Result Of the Oxford Cambridge Annual
Boat-Raoe This Morning.
ITALY.

DEBATE IN THE DEPUTIES
ROME, March lu.--Dtrlng the debate IN INC
1talta, Chamber of Deputies Cayatottt, Of the
E1treme 1eft. defended the 1tal[a Irredenta
Associations, He admitted that tho actual
condition OF affairs REQUIRED their sentiments
a.., a,.a.s'a - he 1,c,,t l., aho.l, h,,t tl,n
1owara Aus.i1" " W. eeps u! s"esA, aas ., W.
policy Or iear was worse anu more aapgsi,
Gus than the policy Of adventure. He held
The op3uIon that Austria wns threatening
1,atv. tn not because of fha Irredenta auttatio,,,
tstt .os ~ ,,sta.1 ~ naaassit;na III" laG
bat because 81 htefha! ''ecessaues. oE 1'a..
need Of war against Italy, anu her military
PREMIER Carroll replfet1 that the Government
raa % tot nnrs,,tnv n m,l,cv W witch Ind tic full
WAs Nv. t, too' ,r'a " .sta',o,,is, ,,o.
support ot Tie country. Iho 1rlenasnip w.
tween Italy and Austria Is founded III tue re-
spcct for treaties and In the sentiments Oft duty.
Recent Austrian armaments. published re-
norts oS which ,yera preatIv exaggerated,
traro avntninn,l n corfitnl and snnntnneons
st".ttsss. W. s.a.s, ~" .,at,sn,, C.,nr,,.
COMMUNICATIONS 1ton1 ulo Aus1'nn .', oo'san ~.
mlent' we appreciate Inc gooa VIII OF tIat
GhpsrutnnY1t nntt Va ft1tnnt1 tn maintain the
, 1880-03-20
SOUTHERN FLOODS.


NASHVILLE. Teil,,,, Murci, lu.-The TEN
nessee River ut Jol,llsony!lle Is rising at tho
rate Ut t'lroa-lArters Of nh Inch per hour,
1875 and yet lacks nlno fcet of tho rlse Ut
tlat year. M material damage Is yet done,
but great slangor IL apprellUndea 1t tho river
rlsea u fuW feet lllure,
The river il out Of Its banks at Denvll!e,
ana within two Inches 9f S9yerlnE tho raIl!!
rising half M Incl a,l hullr. l'asse,,gpra
have to be transferred. It will take Il rfsH Ut
ten foet to cause any damage to tha railruad
brItlKt
, 1880-03-20
RUSSIA.


y MORE OF UAWTMANN'8 STORYs
LONDON, March 10.-One Of tho sensations
of the day. Is the declaration Of Hartmann,
who, within d few days after his arrival here
from Paris, when the French Government
refused to surrender him to Russla, feeling
himself oil safe from danger OF arrest, freely
told to personal friends md to others the
whole story Of Ills connection with tho HOS
COW affair.
He says that with tho assistance Of friends
he planned and executed the explosion,
which failed only because Of mistake on
their part ns to the train. Hartmann de-
clares that he personally hired tho house III
which tho electric battory and Instruments
were found, and conducted tho arrange-
ments which were calculated to act Us a
blind to ward of suspicion. After tho ex-
ploslon ho fled, a1m, although his pursuers
were often close upon ILLS track, lie sue
ceeded In getting out Of the Cars dolnin-
ions.
He fuses to diyulge the slightest hint
that might direct suspicion toward his nc-
completes, most Of whom he says are now In
st. Petersburg working for the good cause,
and fntlmatcs that il the Russinn Governs
ment officials knew their names thoy would
be considerably surprised. He glorics In the
prominence he has In the affair, md says lie
only regrets the failure OF his well-lald plum.
On being reminded III caso he had suc-
oeeded In blowing up the right traln many
innocent persons might flhve been killed or
wounded, he replied that such result would
have been regretted, but lii struggle like
Ne one how. going on In Russia, when open
t Eer T. yet impossible, 1t was necessary to
,Haltnlann Intends to sail for the United
htAtea OIL Saturday, from which country iIH
, 1880-03-20

AT DALLAS CITY, rr.L..

Special DtspattA to 7he chteaoo Tribune.
Dulu.fS0ToS, ill.,, March 1O.-A fire at
Dallas City, Hancock County, ILL.,, ut an carly
hour this morning, destroyed the drugstore
of Scott g. McKilnor, and n vacant building
adjoining. The stock of Scott II Alcktlnon,
consisting OF drugs md medicines, wall
paper anil stationery, IL q total loss. The
at,l0unt IL not ki,0wn, but sntl 10 be- covered
by insurance to the nlllol,i.t OF une.tlltrtl Its
yatnc. 'rho buildings eroowned by Wesley
Jones, Of this city.
, 1880-03-20
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

C0LUAInUa, O. March ia temporary
restraining otder against tlla Atlantic & Pa-
ellie aul Western Union Teicgrapi. Com
panles, enjointng thenl from Inolestiug or dis
turbing tho wires OF the Baltimore T. Ohio
llallr0Ml Company, WAS Issued fnpnt the C0M-
nun Pleas Court to-lay, Qn application Ut the
latt.s.
, 1880-03-20
AT DALLAS, TEX.

DAL14As, Tex. Marcl, IA little fire oc-
Cured hero last nIght. The damage To goods
md buildings was VI, ,a5o; insurance, $1,000.
Tic fire occurred nt i o'clock, nnd was put
cut quickly, elso several million dollars Of
property would have been lost,
, 1880-03-20

NAslty,t...s, Tas,r., Alarch 10.-The Oun,-
berland llIver Is still on boo,u and slowly
rising. Oilgess OF the steamer u. Ii. Coako
report all low lands below Nashville over
flowed ar1 great tlalilaBu Lune. In places tho
river Is tWUuty niles Wide.
, 1880-03-20

AT STEVENS POINT, WIS.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Marcl l0.-Wight's
plan1ng-mlll ut Stevens Point burned this
afternoon. Loss, 81, Insurance, 81 600 In
st, Paul Fire IL Alirille, Sl,0O0 III tho Eiro
Association Ut lltln1clpllla.
, 1880-03-20
KA1L]kOA13 employees,

Sr. I4ours, No., March 10.-Workmen In
the Missouri Pacific macl'lne-sltoIs at Seta-
lta quit work to-lay, also the miners III the
conl-nllnes Ut tho road Il! tint vicinity. Cell
cral Superintendent TatnnEe will reply to
1t Is not kIluWn wlnt the tlMture Of It will be.
, 1880-03-20

AT PENN YAM, N. r.
PENN YAM, N. T., March, 10.-Tho Flaistetl
Hook. Wagner House. and other buildings
burned, l.tlss, 34U,O QUO,
, 1880-03-20

Flo on ynttr corns with the "Jnpancso Corn
File" 1t Will surely euro ind end pAn, rs centa.
, 1880-04-08

from adealer in abe city. There is no evil
dence that ihe variation in color was the re.
suit o. intention, As to a charge Of sur
velllauce of voters rendered. possible by
difference in color of ballots, the moss char.
table hypothesis 10 that it vas merely done
to keep run OF the voting, with a view to
anticipating the result in a general w-ay
WhHther or not any contest ia made, the
general impression seems to be that nothing
will come Of it, as Iners forullity will not
be allowed to reverse clearly tho IN Gniiested
vii Of the people.
, 1880-04-08
Campaign Against victoria.

TUCSON, March 28.-The following COM
mands have been sent from Arizona to re-
port to General Hatch with view to the
pursuit of Indians under Victoria: Capt.
McLennan with company @. sixth cavalry,
Lieut.. Gatewood in command Of company
of Indian scouts and 25 men OF the sixth
cavalry, and Lieut.. Miller III command of
15 soldiers of the siGth cavalry. and one
company OF Indian scouts. Victoria is re-
ported to have 200 warriors, and is now east
Of the Rio Grande The entire company OF
General Hatch in the field will not exceed
700. fa'Ethst. ilt|a t.H.
~ The Worst storm:
RENO, March ga heavy wind storm
has been blowing for the last two davs,
The telegraph line TO Virginia was blown
down. Several barns were also blown
down. The down train, due here at ga. n,
is stuck in the snow west of Summit This
is the worst snow storm ever seen in tho
mountains.
- Death Of 10 y SSnrBaIIst.
SAN FRANCrsco, March 29.--John Nugent.
formerly editor and proprietor of the San
Francisco Herald, died Ut San Lea1dro this
morning. ..
san Francisco Election Uncertain.
SAN FRANcIsco, March Slowing to
some nnismanagemeRt on the part OF some
of tho election officials the count is not yet
complete, but the majority Of the citizens
ticket will not vary much from $500. 1t is
not decided yet whether the workingmen
will contest the election on account of the
difference OF the ballot paper, though the
report is that they will. The faots OF the
case regarding the papar have been a6cer.
tanned to be that the workingmen pro ured
their paper fiom the Secretary OF State,
, 1880-04-08
PACIFIC COAST
An Explicit Denial.

n SAN FRANcIsoo, March 26.'-This evening
papers will publish the following card:
...-.. TO THE PUBLIC. u..
We desire to state that no negotiations are
going on and no communication whatever is
being had between this committee and rep
rcsentatives of the sand lot, all rumors aud
statements to the contrary Notwithstanding.
BY order OF the Executive Committee OF the
Citizens Protective Union.
."i .t"l JENNINGS 8. Cox, Sec'y.
, 1880-04-08

Diana locks are the names OF new
bangs introduced into fashionable cir
cles. They are called after the, arroWy
goddess because they culver whenever
beau comes around ..als
, 1880-04-08

-, The salary of the Car of Russia is
SIT 40 per minute. 1t seems good pay
when one does not remember that his
principal occupation is that CT being
shot at. h..e uI r8 ta.s .t.'..l.
, 1880-04-08

We heard gentleman say to-day,
eve are having remarkable weather
So original an observation is worthy OF
record.
, 1880-04-08
FOREI6S NEWS.
Irisn ReIicr Ereasures.

irish ReIief Weasures.
LONDON, March 26.In order that relief
Of people in distress on the coasts from Gal
way to Mayo pay be- carried out fecually
frigate has been dispatched in addition to
the three gunboats hitherto employed. The
Duke of Elinburg will shortly arrive
on the west coast OF Ireland to inspect ar.
engagements for relief. f-..
r.. Advance in Cattle, ...,.
HALIFAX, March 26-Owing to the dc.
mand in this province for cattle for export
to Eayland, the price has advanced 81 90
per 100 pounds. sr as. ..#.
3. Peeuiations Upon Russian Customs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Serious de-
ialcations have been discovered in the over
land custom house amounting to ei05, 900.
Officials were detected in clearing the high
class goods at low rates of duty The di-
rector at the custom house and all officials
except two have been suspended, pending
inquiry into the matter. .''
, 1880-04-08

OHEYEsSE, March 30g-GoK. Alien, late
express .aesnts who had charge ,ot, the bullion
recently stolen from the express Office at
Sydney, Neb, was arrested here last even.
ing charged completely in the robbery. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-13
State of Maine,

KENNEBEC SIS Superior Court in Vacation. Ar.
gusta, October y, 1850.
DOBERT HIGGINBOTTOM Iibt. vs. G.na,,s
IL Higginbottom, upon the annexed libel, il or.
dered by me, the undersigned Justice of SAID Conf
that notice thereof be given the libellee by puh
fishing an attested copy of the same or an abstract
of it, together with this order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Kennebec Journal the first fine
in the Daily, new paper printed in Augusta in
said county of keRnebec, the las. publication 10 be-
three weeks at least before the next term of said
court, to be holden at Augusta, within and for said
county of kennebec, on the first Tuesday of Decrm.
Der next that she may then and there appear in said
court and answer TO said libel, if she see tit
w. i. WHlTEH0USE.
Abstract of the LIBEL
The libellant alleges that he lives in said Augusta
and has resided in this State year at least, in
good faith before the commencement of this libel;
that the parties were married at Portsmouth, y. H..
August eth, 1877 and that he has since behaved
faithful and afiectionate husband towards bis
said wife. But he alleges causes of divorce that
she has treated him with cruelty, that she has
peevish, cross and quarrelsome disposition and that
in June, 1879, she deserted him, and has refused 10
return to him, and has avowed her determination
never to do So Wherefore he prays the court to de.
to him divorce from the bonds of matrimOny,
He also declares and makes oath that he does not
know the present residence of the libelee, that he
has used reasonable diligence TO ascertain the same.
but is unable to do
(Signed,) ROBERT lIlGGlNBOTI0M.
true copy of the order of the Judge with abstract
of the libel.
Attest - W. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
oct23tltSW2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-13
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
ROAD NOTICE.

L Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, at its
session in Aroostook County, commencing on the
last Tuesday of February, A. ID 1880, under anap-
peal to said Court from the decision of the commits
soners Of said County in LAYING out the following
described way: to wit, commencing on the south
line of the Brown lot, called i'm Township letter
b range 2, in said county, at point near the Leary
brook following the old road practicable,
on the south side of the stream to the Burnt Brow,
called, thence running in eastcrly direction
until it strikes the mill road, leading from McCon.
nels mill to Houlton; thence running in the most
practicable route to intersect the county road the
corner of the Belfast and letter ID line" hereby
give notice that they will meet at the Mcconnell MILL
so called. in said Township letter b. the Odd day
of December A. ID. 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and after
hearing all parties interested in said road will pro-
coed on said day to view said route and take such
further action in said premises they Judge proper.
October Is, 1850.
RICHARD L. BAKER,
CHARLES DUNN,
43W6w ABNER WEEKS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-13
Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE
KENyEsEC S., Nov. Cd. A. d. 1850

hENSEBEC S., Nov. I'd, A. ID. 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that IN In. tr.,,, ,;,,.,,
~ day OF October A. ID. 1880 a warrant in Insoj.
Sency was issued out of the of Insolvency for
T. Joy, of West Watervie, In said comfy adin9ged
1 70 be an Insolvent debtor, on petition Of Sid
uep,or, winch petition was filed on the twenty
I DAY ofOct. A. ID. 1880 to which last named
aa.e, interest on claims is to be computed that the
payment OF any debts aad the delivery and trans
or for his and the delivery and transfer of ann
property by him are forbidden by law that meeting
o me creditors of said debtor to prove their debt
ana choose one or more assgnees Of his estate will
De neid q: Court of insolvency. to be holden at tha
Probate eiice, in said Augusta, on the 22d dsv If
Nov, A. ID. 1850, at 2 O'Clock in the Afternoon Vi
Given under my hand the date first above 1.r;,..,,
G. G. CARLETON, Dputy Sheriff.
Al messenger Of the Court of Insolvency. for said
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