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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

The CITY government met Monday evening
according to adjournment. There was
ouorum of both boards. The following
l,usipess was transacted; Bill presented by
the city marshall amounting to S43.oo Tor
services during the small pox scare, was
voted TO be paid the joint special comEilttee
m whom was referred the petition of Ill. II.
Norrell and others. regulating the sale OF hsh
and meats. was referred to the next city
, cnuucil; roll of bills No. II. was read ana
accepted: report of the joint special COM
mittee on accounts ana ciai'h> aceeP'e" anu
their order was passed
Adjourned to next saturday.
Revival meetings will be held at the Meth
od;s, church every evening of this week.
| They will be conducted by the pastor. Rev
| Mr. Lindsay. assisted by Mr.. Laird, the gem
,,cmau who was instrumental IN bringing
! ahout the recent temperance revival IN inc
Gardiner Reform Club,
| ~, are surprised and sorry to learn that
the organization called the Gardiner o"!"e'
mi has ceased to exist. few nights since
:, w,s decided to disband. and to dispose OF
/ the instruments in the best way possioie'
F, The principal reason assigned, Is that 10 run
!, would only be bill OF expense. anu ..,a'
there was no prospect oft diminishing ne
hand was one of the most popular organ'za-
tions in the city, ana TINS step VIII w
GREETED bv the citizens
pex Mr.. Vail, who not long since accepted
the pastorate of the Universalist Church: Is
meeting with marked success and Is growing
de.ervedly popular, not only with those oi
his society and congregation out OF All ",o :.
-, the Measure of his acquaintance Al
,resent Mr.. Vail presides over the parish III
rm.loweIl in addition 10 this one in Gardiner,
snnnlvinp the pulpit of the former IN the
e,.inoon and the latter in the afternoon HIS
.crmons are highly spoken of and are indeed
excellent and interesting The Saooa1n
schonl which has been suspended for the pas
80. lars has been revived chiefly through
~ ;nauence. his courtesy and his pleasant
and engaging manners and conversation pro
ducing like effect upon adults ana chi'areu q
Some real Arabs are advertised to ne a.
Jobpson Hail. March Il.
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Two Timely Sermons.

Two very excellent sermons were preached
in the Methodist church on Sunday last. by
Rev Chas. Munger of kents Hill. Subject
of the morning discourse. ''Modern doubts
respecting the New Testament answered by
ancient doubtcrs:" that of the evening,
Modern doubts respecting the Old lesta-
mani answered by Jesus Christ the prophet
of God" These subjects were handled IN IA
very scholarly manner by the reverend gen
tIcman. The arguments were both eNha">-
tive and conclusive. showing clearly that ina
hook we call the Bible is indeed the wv ora
,,r IA. Lard" These sermons brought COM
fort to the believer, and convection 10 inc
skepric. and this they could not fai' I" 90
whenever and wherever delivered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
ArsrsrA. March 18th, 1881
No, Sir:

. Scotch minister once SAL" "o :.
,,d hear main as well as man. i"'' .
The fact is generally the other way
Mrs Edward Meyers of Rondout' ~ :,
submitted to the operation of the removal '.
her hand by amputation. without taxing en- ~-
Or moving a muscle or uttering a sroa" ~
,-ono.,y also of Rondout, \. L., VINO PEI
formed the operation, said he never %. -
nero;.m. The lady's disease was erys'pe .:,1
and afterwards the Doctor gave his ''fasor"s
Remedy" to cleanse the Blood. MRS, a ~
ne'" 81, ..d strong. DIR. Kennedy
.r..or,e Remedy" at One Dollar oo'', =,
is the thing for Female weakness, IN, tina,
complaints arising from bad blood D''
Scotchman was mistaken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

The government sent Col. Irvine, COM
mander of the mounted police, TO Wood
Mountain. to induce Sitting Bull and chiefs
to leave Canadian territory and surrender to
the L. S. authorities. Il Is expected that
Sitting Bull will accede.
A dodger embellished with deaths head
and cross-bones aud a coffin, freely cir
culated in St. Louis. to-day, calling a meet
ing of the children Of the Goddess of Liberty,
to assemble at the court house. tonight, &c
endorse the assassination Of the Gar. The
police arc searching for the author of the
poster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
a Had Week for China Horses.

Last week was an unlucky time for horses
=, ,,. town of China. Mr.. {. ii. Nelson
drov, "A valuable horse to W atcrvilie 1or snip
,,,.,t tn Boston. The animal died before Tue
n,;, s,,r,cd Ii i, supposed that he rup-
ured blood vessel while going through
s,,w drift. Mr.. J. A. Woodsom also iost
oood horse on Sunday. In company WIN
liz wifi. he was driving to Albion To at'en"
Divine service. when his horse stePPe" o''
enc end of a stick of wood lying in the road
The stick flew up, and sharp point pune
,ureJ the animals stomach, causing "ea'' III
haN an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
FARM FOR SALE.

Situated In sidney, Eeynold. Hill called, 6
mile. from augusta: - Of land y Of woodland
the re-i divided into pa<iurag- and tillage. story
and hat house with ell, good stable, well in the
house and at stable, good orchard, mostly Young
tire. all grated. chance for good crop the coming
season; plenty of dressing; 9 year old colt wagon
two and farming tools: said farm cufs aI,oui
10 tons 81 good hay. Any one wishing To purchase
please call immediately. ~ with TO sell scconni
Of poor health REUBEN WING,
marl6Dlw&w2mos Center sidney, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
r.muerauce Republican.

To the Editor Of the Journal
wish to state through the columns o' ''''
Journal. that my name as eapui'"'e 'o -,
stable in Ward ;, Monday, was use" WIN
an, NV consent and without my kno"ie'se
until too late to stop it. Believing as w
,h., the cause of temperance and goo" gov
host he served in the republican
marty. | remain as ever, thorough ''s'V'"'e'
.,d the blacklist kind of black repuo'''''"'
All" Wv SEru GAY.
March 18th, 1881.
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GAR DINER.


About ; o'clock yesterday morning, the
house owned and occupied by Mr.. Edward
Common, of Pittston. was discovered to be IN
flames IN alarm was qaick!y sounded,
which quickly brought the Hook" and the
steamer to the scene of action. The house
was two story with an ell, and is almost a
total loss, only the shell is left standing; loss
cstima ted about $500; fully insured. The
furniture was about all saved, and also in
.ured Seyera; other buildings were with
difficulty saved from catching. After the fire
was over, our tremen were handsomely
treated with hot coffee. cigars sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Socialists in Chicago Commend the As.
sassinatiOn OF the Gar.
CuIc AGO. March -. Two thousand social
lists gathered at Turner Hall, Twelfth street,
last night, to welcome Fritzsche, the German
socialist, member of the Reichstag. Addresses
were made by several of the socialists, in
GLIDING the leader of the party, DIR. Ernst
Schmidt, who commended the assassination
of the Gar Fritzche explained the methods
# the socialism in Germany, but he said
nothing very inccndiary, becake it would
not be safe to spark as freely as he would
like AZ he would be called TO account on his
return to Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
HALlowEll CLASSICAL ACADEMY
IMPORTANT 70 C0MSUMPTI YES

REV. De. CAss, while a medical missionary to the
East indies, had placed in his hands the formula for
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
rnsnenf cure OF Consumption. BroDchitis, carfsrr.
AsfhIna, ann all Throat and Lung affections; also y
positive and radical cure for Nervous Complaints,
Debility, etc. After having thoroughly tested It's
wonderful curative powers In thousands OF cases. he
feels II duty TO make 1t known to his suffering fe.
lows. The Recipe will be sent FEEg or CHARGE ~
nj who desire IT, with full directions for preparing
and successfully using. Address, with stump. (nam-
ng this paper,) DIR. N. T.. CAss. III w xshingsOA
81 Boston, Mass. 43w0m.
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Prejudice Kills.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on a q
ID - misery under the care OF several OF
the best iand some Of the worst physicians Is
ln l,'a 80 her disease various names but no
WY ana NOW she is restored to US IN good
.aa.,h nv as simple remedy as Hop Bltters,
,hs. we had poohed at for two years before
uns. :, We earnestly hope and pray that
us'ns e,se will let their sick suffer as We
d; S OH, on account of prejudice against so good
medicine as Hop Bitters. The Parents
- TeiedraM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
NEW YORK.
Meeting of Socialists.

New York, March Is. A largely attended
meeting of Socialists was held here tonight,
Justice S-hwab presided. Resolutions were
adopted congratulating the world upon the
overthrow of feudal autocracy in Russia.
In an address to their fellow workingmen
in Russia il concludes as follows:
Brothers: We approve of your actions.
We approve of your methods. Nil, destroy,
assassinate, annihilate, even to its very germ,
your aristocracy. Have for them no feeling
of love, for they are incapable of that noble
emotion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
In House Of Commons.

LONDON, March Ii. In the House of
Commons, this afternoon. Gladstone eloquent
ly moved the adoption of the address to the
Queen, expressing the sentiments of the
House relative to the assassination of the
Car. Sir Stafford Northcote seconded the
notion echoing Gladstones laudation of the
late Car. The address was unanimously
adopted, was also a resolution of condo
lence with the Duchess OF Edngburg.
Foreign Notes.
The Gas, the Polish organ, recommends
Polish Deputies and Poles in Russia to main
tain calm and prudent reserve.
In the absence of Paul Kruger, the armis-
tice with the Beers was extended four days.
The l4th HuzZars have arrived from Bombay.
1t is denied in London that Vice Chancellor
Mains has resigned.
Princess Dalgourouki, the Morgantic wife
of the late Gar, has left st. Petersburg and
will not return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
- O w
Dlt& w6wiharld

l. the ii me that every well-regulated Indies toilet
table should he supplied with Miss ROSES LOTION
for the CDMPLEN1oN. This pre- partition j. not a
paint to up. but removes the unsightly bleIn-
ishes of en- conspicuous on the otherwise fair
compile xion. One trial recommends it. The ladies
say it Is "Splendid.- Excellent ''the Best
Pr ice - cents.
l.. II. TITCOMB. Prop'r,
Druggist, Augusta,
lady Agents wanted everywhere send for
special terms marlepeodi"
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NAL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. n. c.. March 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS wW be receirsd at the
Contract office Of this Department until 3
z. ". Of .IprH %, 1881, for carrying The
mails Of he Enited States upon the routes.
and decorating TO the schedule Of arrtroi
and departure specified byhe Department.
in the State Of luoine from Juiy L, 1881.
to lime 30. 1885. Lists Of routes. wah
schcduies of arrirols and departures. in
structors 10 biddcrs. uiM forms for con-
tracts and J0nds and al other necessary
information, WU b. furnished upon op-
plicafi0n 10 The >ecoHd assistant Post
master General.
THOMAS l.. LANES,
Postmaster General.
DIt&w6wmari6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ Hours
War Dept. Office Chief Signal Officer, /
Washington ID. c., March l6.-I a. N. /
For the New ENGLAND and Middle States
fair weather: winds mostly warmer souther-
Iv: lower barometer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Some scoundrel in Winthrop has carried
If 4 black and tan dog belonging to a son of
I T. Carleton, Esq. The animal answers
90 tho name of Leo" \ reward of So will
be paid for his return ami no questions
.stau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Mr.. ID. B. Perry. member of the House
s,om Poland, IS the Treasurer ofthe Mechan-
70 Falls Masons Relief Association. Mem.
,ors Of the Association in the city who desire
,o consult him, now have an opportunity to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Mr.. A. X. Rice, proprietor OF the Augusta
Bakery keeps first-class establishment, and
has one of the hest bakers. probably, ever in
Augusta. He is an experienced man, and
,urn, out both common and fancy articles in
the hest STYLE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
Al. meeting of the Young Mems Christian

Alta meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association. in DIR. Roberts once iast
evening. officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows:
President-Frank IL. Beale.
Vice Presidents-G. B. Files, George =
HAYES. Hiram Clark, L. J. Roberts. Rev. T..
s. Weeks.
Treasurer-E. Ii. Delano.
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California Mining stocks.
Chicago Produce Market.

EHICAGO. March =.
FLOUR-stcady and unchanged; Winter wheats,
1as co. spring double extras. J0a5 d. extras,
20 a 20. wHEAT-in good demand and n shade
higher. No Chicago Spring. C an 9l5; April,
Of; May, o5i; No do, 9i3; rejected. -.
,DkN-siesdy; cash. 81. April, a-a; May, III
June, -. DATS-tairiv active; cash, 81; Aprfl
zsl: Nav, ~. xYE--seady and unchanged al asl
BARLEY-stesdy and unchanged at o.. p.Bk
shade higher. cash, !. -, April. IS Is. May.
u 81, June, IL 90. LARD-active and firm: cash,
10 20; April, 10 III; May, 10 20; June, u Co. BULK
MEATs-fsirIy active and shade higher; Shout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

The County Commissioners of this county
,re TO visit the County Commissioners of
Cumberland county to-day. tor the purpose
g comforting on an important matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

The members of the Legislature, before
leaving for their homes. will desire tie obtain
comics of the Biographical Sketches, a few
copies of which may be had at the Journal
Office and of the messengers of the Senate
and House,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Mr.. Swain informs us that only small
norton of his large stock of coal was drenched
by the rising water of the Kennebec, and that
the great bulk was not touched. 1t doesn't
hurt coal any to wet it, anyhow. The sheds
are now high and dry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Five carloads of magnificent looking stock
belonging to Hon. j. r.. Bodwell, passed
.,,roueh Augusta Yesterday afternoon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March I5
Money easy at 4aG on call. and closed at !.
Prime mercantile paper $40. Exchange strong
and nominal higher at s0i for long and $50 for
short. Governments steady and higher. state
bonds inactive Railroad bonds in moderate demand.
Stock market opened strong aud higher, and closed
unsettled.
reactions, $50. y.g shares.
Closiup bids
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
Another Republican Alderman.

Ward three has gloriously redeeme i her
self, and yesterday added republican alder
man to the remainder of the board elected
on Monday. The election passed off very
quietly, although surprisingly large vote
was polled, considering that the fight had
been won and the republicans were only trying
to give a last shot at the demoralized enc
my. Early in the day Neal, the ITEM
perance'' candidate, Withdrew, leaving the
contest narrowed down to battle between
the straight republican nominee and the al
lied forces of the opposition. Mr.. IriSh's
supporters responded nobly and rolled up
majority of - for him. The entire board of
aldermen is now republican. The vote in
Ward three was rs follows:
Rol0n &. Irish, 80.
John =. Ryan. 1914
l.. W. Neal, Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

The fact that President Smalka, who is a
Pole. did not allude to the assassination OF
the Car, has raised much comment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Coffee suppee at the Unitarian church par.
lors Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
Local aan State Nous.
Wednesday, March 10, 1881.

fellow cannot dig CLANS without moving
A mussel.
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NAMES OLD INDUSTRY
Important Meeting of the Ship Owners
Of the State.
-" organization Which Represent. Over
500 Solid Men OF Maine,

MOI very long ago the sails Of Nain..s
| commerce whtened every sea anil ha. a.
'"i''is vessels carried the American flag to
all parts OF the world. All along the coast
rang OUT the merry music of the ship builders
manner, an the towns were full Of thr;s,r
mechanics and wealthy capitalists. During
the past fifteen years this great industry la.
oeeh gradually dying out, until large mum.
Der OF the ship yards in the State are idle
Ihe general prosperity of the country and
the unprecedented demand for wooden sbins
has caused great revival of this important
'"uus'ry' ana 1t seems very likely that in Il
year or so the ''Dirigo' State will again be
| celebrated far and wide for her vessels Las,
evening large number of heavy men who
are interested in ships and shipping met in
the Senate Chamber, at the State Uouse for
'he purpose OF pertecting an organization of
The ship owners and ship masters into an
ASSOCIATION. Capt. J. S. Winslow of Port.
land was called to the chair and Dr
A. j. Fuller of Bath was chosen Secrc,arr
a large number of applications for mem-
| oershIp were received from all parts of the
state. These were all voted on favoraby. The
association now numbers over 800 men who
are interested in shipping, and represents
good many millions ofdollars 1t is by far
the most important business organization in
Maine. if not in New England. Cant. Guv
Z. Goss OF Bath, in short speech, defined
the objects Of the association i committee
OF five was then raised to select list of per
manent officers, they reported as follows:
President-Guy c. Goss of Bath.
Vice Presidents-Samuel +. Spring of
Portland; Henry l.. Houghton, Bath; Fran
els Cobb, Rockland; V. II. Coffin. Harrinp-
ton; Edwin Flye, Damariscotta; Charles Fl.
Chase, Portland; j. G.. Jameson, Bath; j.
w. Frederick. Belfast; Isaac Reed, Waldo
boro; I. }. Southland, Richmond; Thomas
j. Stevens, Bangor; J. G.. Kimball Bath:
}. Manchester Haynes, Augusta.
recording Secretary-A. 4. Strout, Port
land
Corresponding Secretary-IIenry =. Dewey,
Portland
Treasurer -Washingt Ryan Pcrland.
Executive Committee. S. Winslow,
Portland; Sidney NJ, Bird, Rockland; Sam
uel Watts. ThomastOn; Arthur Sewall. Bath;
=. j. Carleton Camden: Henry Lord, Ban
gor: Nahum L. HILL Bucksport.
\ constitution and bylaws were then
adopted. The association starts out with
fiattering prospects of doing good work for
the languishing shipping industry of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Gov. Plaisted has made the following NOM
nations: Henry T. Cummings of Portland,
Commissioner of Pharmacy Andrew Ham,
mond of Milford, agent of Pcnobscot In
dams George A. Perrigo Of Rockland Judge
of the Police Court Oliver Otis of Rock
land Coroner.
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FOR ElGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.
The Nihili>ts will Assume Responsible,
for the Murder of the Gar.

LONDON. March II. In Nihiist circles il
is accepted as fact that the assassination
is the work of their organization, and is not
due to private revenge. In the course OF the
next few days the Russian Nihilist committee
will, il is said, issue a statement of the whole
affair. avowing the act as perpetrated at
their instigation, and attempting To justify it.
The Nihilisns think that the names given
by the men ARIA are assumed. rs they are
unknown to the revolutionists here. The
head quarters of the party have been removed
from London to Paris. \ manifesto has been
addressed to revolutionists of both worlds
for an international socialist revolutionary
congress to be held in London on January II,
1862.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16
Pedestriahi>n.

BANGOR, March Is. The 10 hour go-as-
you please race here to-day was closely con-
tested. Twelve men appeared on the track
race one of great interest TO those interested
in pedestrianism. The race closed at IL
o'clock, when the score stood as follows
Newell Francis, 81 miles: Stevens, 90 miles,
5 laps Frank Francis, IS miles, Ii laps
Caswell 81 miles, 9l laps. The prizes were
500 to first, S35 to second. $40 to third and
- IL fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Mrs. II. c. McIllroy, a beautiful and ac-
complshed Winthrop lady. died very sud
denly Sunday night. The sad event has cast
gloom over her large circle of friends in
the community The terrible blow falls
with crushing weight upon her devoted hus-
band, the efficient and popular clerk of the
Winthrop Mills Company, and on her aged
mother. The entire village svmpathize with
them in their deep and bitter sorrow.
A large audience assembled in Granite Hall
last evening, to witness the school exhibition.
The entertainment was fine throughout, every
feature being a complete success. The salu-
tatory by Master John Fuller was delivered
in a manner, highly gratifying the friends of
that young gentleman. Little Red Riding
Hood" was superb in both costume and rem
dition. The "Darkcy Chorus" by dozen
dusky Juveniles, brought down the house.
We wish tina the entertainment might be re-
peated
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Disposition of the Cars Remains.

ST. PETERSBURG. March Is. The Grand
Duke Vladimir is appointed to the command
of the Imperial guard and military district of
st. Petersburg. The ren ans OF the En-
peror will be removed this evening from the
hall to the chapel of the palace. All the
imperial family and high officials will be
present. The requiem was chanted last
evening. The docror's autopsy proved that
all the internal organs were in normal con-
dition, thereby refuting the recent reports
respecting his health. The body was en-
balmed.
The remains of the Car will lie in state in
the chapel of the palace fifteen days.
Description of the Assassin.
Russiakohr, the thrower of the first bomb,
is thck-set, short-necked and repulsive
looking dark man. He is very stubborn in
his retusals to reply to any questions. lie is
uninjured. The man who threw the second
bomb appears to have escased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-16

Mr.. ArthurS. Pnkham and Mr.. Will Welcl
leave Augusta on Monday next for Florida. II
islargely pleasure trip; but both young men
will keep their eyes open, and if they find a
good place for going into business in the
sunny South" will improve the opening.
We wish them bon royoge.
The odd Fellows of Lewiston and Auburn
are making arrangements for a grand cele-
bration, on the 2Gth of April-the anniver-
sary of the Introduction of the order into
America. There will be a parade of four
odd Fellows lodges, and two Encampments,
with Johnson'S and Glover's Brass Bands.
Then there will be a reception, and other en-
ercises at City Hall in the evening.