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New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
Counlrp lJropertp for Sale ano Go fei,

A CHEAP STOCK and Dairy Farm for sale.
~ Ono" tho best in iAichhold County Conn "a miles
thrce lafee barns OF fruit god neghborhOod
pchoo 60 c0nvcuieDt For price and PARTICULARS Apply 10
EULAND II WHIT No. l2l Naasu-st
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
SMAIL.pLACE FOR SALE in Dutchcss

~ county ,n T. IL and H. and " D. and G. Railroads,
hours from Ncw York 4 fTmn POughkcepsic house
rooms nearly new good barn stabla aud other ouUua
trs nnds acres in grass garden. vol stocked with
abundant silds mountain scenery PcIsAl1
drives Derabe for pnTmaues homo summer rcsidruoe
IaIity healthfu and av0rite with summer
boardCrs Address ". CRA NDELI. AttlobuTy. n \.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
MINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from first page.

nebec. Brewer Of Cumberland. Dinghy o!
Androscoggin- Dudley Of Aroost0ok. Mort
land Of Knox, Pattangall If Washington.
Taber Of Waldo.
Councillor Districts -Nessrs. Lord of Cum
berland. Lamson of Sagadahoc, Wakefield OF
York. Clarke of Lincoln. Fernald of Frank
lin, Flint Of Piscataquis. Buxton Of Somerset.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act IN authorize the County Commits
-ioners Of Somerset county to rea.ses- GER
tain taxes: an act to amend chap. Ia of the
public laws Of 1871: an act TO authorize the
County Commissioners Of Washington county
to reassess certain taxes
On motion Of Mr.. Hit of Hancock
Adjourned.
PETITIONS. Bills ETC PRESENTED AMI
READ.
An act to repeal chap. i2U Of the public
laws Of 1879. as amended: referred to the
Commiitee on Legal Affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
8ailp &ennebef 5ournal.
Augusta, Thursday Morning, Jan. 81.
State Of N aine.
House or REPRESENTATIVE.

Is House or REPkE-ENIATIyE-, I
yASrAgY I9. bsi.
Ordered, That all petitions. order. for private
or special er.lation shali h presented or before
1uesdsy the first day Of February a. d.. III, and
that this order BE- published In the Daily kennebt
Journal. Daily Portland Pres, : ally Ea-;srI
Argns, Daily Portland Evening Advertiser, Dali.
Lewiston Evening Journal, Daily Bangor WING ard
fourier Belfast Journal, Aroo@fook Repnbsexn
Bangor Daily Commercial, CaIai- Advertiser, Rock
land Free Press The Union and Journal and East
port Sentinel.
Read and passed, sen. up for eoncurrenee
OKAnANDAL SMITH, Cisrs-
IL SENATE,
JasuARY -, ISL I
Read and passed In concurrence
&. W. TIiDEN, Secretary
ATrysT CIV. TILDES, SECRETARY
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TESTIMONIALS

attcmpt to prevent the execution of the law
especially in view of the fact that II is state'
Governor Plaisted had announced his inten
ton to faithfully use these provisions to en-
force the law in all places, when the loca
officers and sheriffs refuse to do so. Mr.. ID
also favored submitting to the people til,
proposed prohbitory constitutional amend
ment
Mr.. Nye resumed the chair. and introduced
Gen. Neal Dow who addressed the conven-
ton. Gen. Dow said the man don't live who
can point TO a single benefit accruing to the
Statestrom the liquor traffic. We don't pro
pose to rest We don't propose to give slum
Der to our eyelids until this traffic is crushed.
The committee reported a list of speakers
for the evening, and announced the following
order of exercises for Thursday
. A. NJ, praise meeting. 10 \. NJ, session
of the convention. - i. NJ, praise meet
ing. . p. NJ, business session of the con-
vention. 6 - p. NJ, praise meeting. { =
L. NJ, mass meeting. to be addressed by His
Excellency Gov. Plasted. Mr.. Stearns of
New York, Gen. Dow and others.
Adjourned until evening.
EVENING.
The praise meeting in the evening was
very interesting. X. w. Dunn. Esq, of
Watervlle. conducted the services and made
some very pointed and interesting remarks.
He was fnilow.d bx Messrs. Drummond.
T,lJm,n Snr,tt Soule and other. att.r
which tho n,cct;nc adjourned
In CONVENTION.
The convention WA, called to order by
President Nye. Singing, Long in darkness
we have waited
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Sterling of Augusta.
The chair announced as the Committee on
Finance Messrs. X. w. Dunn OF Water
VILE, ID. W. Chapman of Decring. l.. w.
Starbird of Dixmont- b +. Gaslin nf Au-
gusta
BY request of the chair the secretary an
nounced rs the Committee on Nominations !:
Joseph =. Garcelon. Androscoggin: ID.
Dudley. Aroostook; ID. W. Chapman, Cum
beriand; john Alien, rankin; w. f. Cup
I'll, Hancock; Ii. ~ Baker, kennebec; Rev.
Mr.. Pope: hnox: Thomas Boyd, Lincoln;
W. l. Easus, OXFORD; l.. W. Starbird,
fenobscot; l.. Z. Flint. Plscataquis: -
Oiver. Sagadahoc; a. y Burke, Somerset:
": l.. Bracket, waldo; T.. r. Pattangall,
Washington; ii. H. Burbank, York.
Inc cnalr introduced Rev. John Alien,
OF harrington, who proceeded to address
the convention.
lie was greeted with great applause. II
causes him great happiness to see the chan
ges that have been wrought in the last quar-
yer OF century. Total abstenance in a
small man will enable him to come out and
make quite a decent appearance among his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

The annual report of the Commission,
crs Of Emigration shows the total immi-
grafton of last year to have footed up to a
total of So. $50. OF which 321 81 were
aliens. The tables of nationality leave
Germany with an easy lead of IO4. 26i.
while Ireland comes second. with a reia-
lively reduced total Of $1,000. England.
Scotland, and Wales sent in round num-
bers Il 900 emigrants. while the Scandi-
navian countries-Swedeu. Norway. and
Denmark-scnt about $1,000. OF the ar
rivals. Is. sol remained in New York.
while 1919 went West. only 6.491 90
ing to the South Of the Western States.
Illinois took by far the greatest number
So .6ti-Ohio and Minnesota coming
next. with 1860 and 1900 respectively.
1t is extremely probable that the very
large figures of last wears immigration
will be exceeded in ISL
The Supreme Court has rendered an
important decision upon the attempt OF
Tue Ststlc VI iSiilt tt TN u't tpitu> ava
violation of previous contract with her
creditors. The State issued bonds, under
the adjustment of 1871. with the proviso
that the coupons should he receivable tor
taxes and other dues tn the State. Later
y law was passed, requiring a deduction
Of sum equivalent 10 specified
tax upon the market value OF the bonds
to be made from the value of the coupons
when presented in payment of taxes and
other dues. The Court holds that this
was law impairing the obligation of a
contract. and void. and finds the case for
the creditor much stronger than in the
well-known cause to which Judge Field
makes allusion. and in which the priIci-
pie was laid down that any tax levied
upon public securities cannot be deducted
from the interest payable on them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
Smiths Medicated PRUNE
fTc q CtTIHtH z z Il .TVI
Constipation. BIiOuSneSs. Lira
Troubles, Piles, Indigestion.
Sick He0dOche, ana Dyspepsia
dire a Certain CURE 70,

Their cleansing and tonic action on III
kircr and digestire organs remort aHimI
pttrities from Tic system. purpieS the blood
relicrcs the orertared kidneys and esaN
HShcS regular AMI natural action Of "
boweis. Pleasant to take, free from al
unpleasant or dcdIitdting action and
cam be used freely mih perfect Safd!l
For sale by all druggists in hay h. glns
jars. Price 50 cents.
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is 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
ut work, and cured by simple a remedy?"
Il assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters !;
ond only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must die!'
"weil-a-day. That is remarkable. / will
go this day and get some for nv poor George
II know hops are good Salem Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
SARsARAR!!4

Is carefully prepared extract Of the best remedies
of the vegetable kingdom known TO medical s%
ence MS Alternatives. Blood Purifiers Diurctcs and
TONES, such Sarsaparila. yellow Dock, stillinga
Dandelion, Juniper Berries. Mandrake, Wild Cher1
Bark and other selected roots, barks and herts A
medicine. like anything else. can I've fairly judged
only by Its results. We point with satisfaction 10 The
glorious record Hoods Sarsaparla has entered for
itself upon the hearts of thousands OF people In New
England who have personally or indirectly beenIr
heved of terrible suffering which all other remeds
failed TO reach.
Messrs. c. /. Hood & Co: Cents-Pease send me
Ivy express two bottles Hoods sarsaparills and eu
Cook Books for distribution. Your preparation p,
worked wonders in the case al my wife, who ls
been troubled with sick headache and biliousnes iG
years. She only took one-half teaspoontnl at dos,
and has not been so well for five years now. sR
found that within week after taking il she feltyeH
much better, and is now entirely free from those Y
we're headaches. She has not taken any Of any &C
count since last spring. and what little she had y en
70 do others good and we must have 1t in the house.
Yours truly, HOMER Is. NASH, Pittsncld, Mass
C. /. HOOD & CO, Apothecaries. Lowell. Mas
Price 81, six for s.. sold by Druggists.
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SnInMel j. Tilden's

Chances for the democratic nomination
the the presidency are not considered han |,
good as the nervous and debilitated suffefe,
rapid and permanent recovery, by using '"
famous Wyomokc, blood, brain and neI''
food. 1t has not failed, even where olnt'
methods have proved Intellectual. It's ealr
tive influence is Immediately operative, y.
cures are rapid. thorough and permanep.
Sold by all druggists at Sl.00 $50 an'
$500. Try no other nervinc.
tu&th&s
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be stopped, Neglect frequently results ina
incurahle Lung disease or consumpion
Browns Bronchial Troches do not dsorts
the stomach like cough syrups and balsam'
but act directly on the intamcd parts, ala'
ing irritation. give relief in 'slhma. BrOf
chitls. Coughs, Catarrh and the IhrOl
Troubles which Singers and Public Speaker
are subject to. For thirty years Brown
Bronchial Troches have been recommends
by physicians, and always give perfect sall'
faction. Having been tested by wide ao'
constant use for nearly an entire generatl'h
they have attained wel-mcrrited rank anon.
the few staple remedies of the age. SOLD
2jc, 2 box everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
legislative Notice.
Railroad Com mIttee Hearin z.

Notice IL hereby given IN + the Railroad COMMITTEE
will grant a hearing upon the petition Of John J.
PerIey and others for extension Of Railroad charter
ut the state House, Augusta. On Tuesday, Feb. :.
u. Issi. at 230 y. N.
Per order Committee on Ralirosds,
CHARLES II. FISHER. Clerk
Augusta. Jan. 25, 1881. JAI21td
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

General G. ". Van Wyck. the new
Senator elected in Nebraska. served in the
army during the war of the rebellion. and
ut it, close. was sent three times III
succession to Congress To represent the
district in New York in which he lived.
lie then removed to Nebraska and en-
gagged extensively in farming, being the
owner OF fine estate in Otoe county. lie
has repeatedly represented his county in
the State Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

Taking time by the forelock. the New
York papers are already dicussing the
question Of opening the Worlds Fair on
Sundays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

The condition ot Senator Carpenter is
such that grave fears are entertained that
he cannot live many months. He has
been in attendance ut the sessions of the
Senate until quite recently. bnt it was APP
parent to his friends that his system was
steadily yielding to the demands OF disease
and that he was growing weaker every
week He has been sufferer for some
time from Bright's disease. and the ply
sicians say he cannot recover. and that il
Is only question of time. and short time
at that. when there will he general
breaking down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
Legislative Notice.
Railroad Commts,.. Hearing.

Notice IL hereby given that the Railroad Commit
tee will grant public hearing upon the bill. al act
In relation 10 the taxation Of Railroads.. at the
state House gu.ta, Thurs6ay Feb. 10. i--i. al
25oPN Per order Railroad Committee.
CHARLES II. FIsHEs. Clerk.
Augusta Jan. IS, isoi. jan21d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

The House committee on the Census
have agreed to report the Cox bill with
the very material increase in the number
Of Representatives from Sol to 81. This
ia change intended to work i'll favor OF
the democracy. OF the additional men,
bers the Northern States gain four and the
South six. OF the seven democratic men,
bers of the Census Committee tour are
from the former Slave States. OF the ten
States benefited by the increase six are
represented on the Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, AZ
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Coia'
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, ~ u,
huenza, Consumption, and all Throat a J.
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 00'
tie
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The chair announced that he would ad-

The chair announced that he would aa-
dress the convention in the afternoon
Mr.. Simonton of Camden said: I'VE nave
different views about some things 1 dldn
vote for Gen. Dow. but think no one VIII
accuse me of lack of interest in rrohini-
ton in consequence. believe in that meth,
cd of action, which will produce the greatest
results in the end"
Gen. Dow was loudly called for, and as he
arose was greeted with repeated applause.
He spoke earnestly and briefly, advocating
radical taking hold of the work. Is very
sure that we shall finally succeed in remov-
ing every yes ,e of the liquor traffic from
the State s.By the Maine law we save a
least Sa4, 900, 900 to the PEOPLE Of this state
yearly
Singing-"Hold the Fort.
Adjourned until 2 p NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

II. f. Hodge, Mich, says Il have peer ,l
afflicted with Asthma for years, an 'Vn!
Lung Pad" gave me immediate relief. Gu
recommend it as the greatest remedy e'u
prnduced.-S Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

Your ID. X. V. G. has cured me of Cnrou
ic Dyspepsia and other aiIs caused by inu
gestion Of long standing.
Ross r. Spaulding, :.
Wholesale Hardware, Syracuse, n. l.
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

Chill has not been impoverished by the
conflict with Peru. and war has not wholly
paralyzcd her industries. Her wheat crop
was very fine. and her exports for 1880
will exceed those of previous years. In
1879 the products of her mines amounted
to S26. 2is. 13i. more than the mineral
production of California for the same time
and her agricultural products were valued
at Sl2.0oO.oo0. The expectation OF nj
trates during the first eleven months OF
1850 were i,070.s quirinals. The con-
qucror of Peru il therefore strong in
wealth ~ well rs in arms.
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- = DIR y -
A. y. AsbRE W.,
Com m,ttee on 1osorfioameat.

The first meeting Of the Committee on AppOrtion
rnent Of senators and Representative. VIII BE- held
Ia the senate Chamber Tuesday, Feb l. at7Pl
o'ciock. i. :. EEhEY, ,-b.iru.p
=. VI. SHAW,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

The terrible prostration resulting HO ~.
Dipbtheria is overcome by Hoods Sarssp.
rilla. This is proven by cases cured WIZ
other remedies failed.
jan25-teod&wl'
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have been confirmed dyspcptic " !,
wears. $1,000 would not tempt me =
back where I was before taking two bot'i''
OF ID. X. V. G. l am well now.
J. W. Clark,
Real Estate, Syracuse, n. J.
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
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C,mmitt.e on .Aqyieglfsre.

The COMMITTEE. Agriculture will meet IN the
Agricultural Room on ThHr-day.. Of :. n oe ock T.
~, until otherwise ordered.
J. :. BEERY, trhai.u,.n
4. y. AsDREw~, 4
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DIPHTH RI A.

Iweud attention the wonderful cures pero'n'.u,
that dread disease which cannot prevail where these "a
used, they immediately destroy the germ " "
disease.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
JUDGE YELLorr's POSITION.

Judge YsllOtt has notified Judge GrasOn that he
viii not act in the appointment Of School Commits
sioners for Baltimore county. claiming, as does
Judge Alvey, Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit. that
to do so would be violation Of the Constitution
Of Maryland. Articles and IS Of the Deciara-
tion Of Rights. which bear upon this subject, and
upon which Judge YsllO,, proposes to stand. read
ne follows:
"ARr. $. That the Legislative. Executive and
Judicial powers Of Government ought to be for
ever separate aud distinct from each other; and
no person exercising the functions Of one Of said
Departments shall assume or discharge the duties
Of any other
"ARr. ~. That the independently aud upright.
ness Of Judges are essential 20 the impartial ad-
intimidation Of Justice and great security 20 the
people Wherefore. the Judge, shall not be re-.
moved except In the manner and for the causes
provided In this Constitution. No Judge shall
hold any other Office. civil military, or political
trust. or employment of any kind. Whatsoever. I'M
der the Constitution or Laws Of this State. or u
the United States. or any Of them or receive fees.
or perqnise. Of any kind. for the discharge Of his
official duties"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

Amer each National census Congress passes .
Law making new apPortiOnment for members Of
the House Of Representatives. In view Of this
fact and that our own Legislature at lie coming
session will have TO deal with the subject give,
for the benefit Of our readers the present division
Of the State into Congressional districts with the
population Of each according to the last census and
the census Of 1870.
There are six Congressional districts divided as
follows: First district comprises Kent, Queen
Anns's, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, wieomieo,
Somerset and Worcester counties; second, Cecil,
Hartford, Baltimore Except the LIST and 18th dis
aand Carroll; third, the hrst MAE wards Of
h dOre city; fourth, the remaining eleven
wards Of Baltimore city except the 18th; hfth,
i7th ward Of Baltimore city LIST and 18th districts
Of Baltimore county, Anne Arundel, Howard,
Prince Georges. Calvert, Charles and 81. Mary's
counties; sixth, Montgomery, Frederick, WASH
ingtOn, Allegany and Garrett counties.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
The Managers. Slate,

The Baltimore American Of 25th inst, with
reference to the approaching Legislature, says:
The managers have prepared their slate, and do
not think that u u In the power Of Governor Ham
Titan 10 disarrAnge their schemes. On former &C.
casions, states. prepared with due care, have
been 90 badly smashed TO pieces that they would
not bear mendng. George Hawkins Williams IL
their candidate for president Of the Senate, and
Eugene Higgins for secretary Of that body. Otis
Keihoitr Is their candidate for speaker, Milton Y
Kidd for chief clerk, and DR.. W. H. Cole for read.
ing clerk. There will be no opposition 70 these
gentlemen In caucus. Thomas II. Moore, Who has
been mentioned for reading clerk, In order 10 con.
eiiiate some Of Me-. whytss friends, will be given
the position Of sergeant-at-arms Of the House, OF
another Office that pays a. much as the cierkship,
without lie labors. II was found that Il would
not do 10 throw DR.. Cole overheard and substitute
Moore for him, because the former has been very
useful while occupying this once At former sessions
II IL q question whether the Hamilton men have
not begun their contest for the organization too
late 10 be sure Of success; but Mr.. MeCosker can
lose nothing BY being Q candidate for the speaker.
ship. II defeated, he will be the leader Of the op-
position In the House, and that 10 often q greater
distinction than the speakership. twill be much
easier task, after the House s organised, for the
Hamilton men 10 make contest for the treasurer
ship. The regulars are for Mr. Barnes Compton,
frst, last and all the time. what the Republicans
will do 10 matter for conjecture but their plans
will develop soon aftsr the opening Of the session.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-12-31
High. Priced Butter.

LaaeasisT, P.aAa., Nsw Era.
I, may surprise some Of our agricultural friends
TO know that there can be more money made out
Of butter than any other product Of the farm. u
the proper methods are adopted aud the right
kinds Of cows are kept. The Messrs. Darlington
over In Chester county, have a dairy farm Of $50
acres, In which they keep 275 cows. from which
they are nov making more than one thousand
pounds Of "gilt-edge" butter every week. This
10 supplied directly 10 customers In Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. On the fret Of Novem-
Der they put on the price for the winter which Il
ninety 1--we cents per pound; ten cents more than
they asked last winter. Owing 10 the drouth,
there has been deficient pasture, and the cows
have 20 be fed on grain and hay. which has de-
creased the Gov Of milk. In consequence Of which
the Messrs. Darlington cannot supply all the or
ders they get. Now, We do not think II costs
thess dairymen much, u anything. more TO make
their butter than u does the ordinary farmer, and
yet they get double the price he does. II all
comes Of more careful methods, and should prove
Q stimulus 20 farmers everywhere 10 make better
butter than they now do.