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having received letters of admin istrat'op on
the estate OF Antoine Gottslicn on the 2bth OF
June, leSl all persons having claims aRnInst
sail ehtale are hereby notified to present them
within th lime prescribed 10y law
MY reid Ice ana pOstOflce nd ress is Dallas
DALLAS county, Texas, corner Main and Poy-
dras streets, (Apollo Hall)
l.. +. B0HNY,
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"WlNe OF cARDUl" cures Irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruatiOi,
For sale by all drpeR eta
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The Boss bed spring is the thing for this
weather. 0uly sold by Union City Furni-
ture company, GIL Elm street.
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ms. ms ls the only Lottery ever voted ON and
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incorporated in 1865 for s5 vearstv The .o,.
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del. S-Hee peeh au-
BY an overwhelming popular vote IT'S franchisa
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ident, aud, ia fact, so many things that
would not DO noticed by ordinary oltiz-ns,
mat u begius to disgust the people. We
Oil know he's sick, and We have every
feas to believe he will be taken tho best
care OF but for Gods sake give us . rest on
ne Illustrated part Of The programme.
"old vrginny never tire" says the only
song, with three gubsrnstorisl candidates in
The field, and has now got fierce triangular
hAh'ion her hands, blu; Daniel, as man and
Statesman, seems TO have the inside track.
Tho Galveston New, says:
In Mr.. Daniels nomination high com.
phment 10 paid TO tho answering integrity
ana incorruphble patriotism of ono who has
done the state SONS service" and who
mas never fal cred In his duty TO his grand
oa mother Mr.. Daniel IL popular with ell
Sssses, and bears name that Is q house,
mold word 10 Virginia. He is cultured intel.
.sc'ual and hiss tho courage of his convic-
Nons. Ga the 10th the republicans meet In
convention at Lyncbburg. lfthes fraterniEe
WIN The readid.ters. the contest will be
nerce and doubtful between Dsniel and Cams
eton, but ifthey refuse to come to an adj ist'
ment and pool issues with the resdjusters,
sod put a separate ticket oftheir own in the
neld; there will be very pretty trisngu-
Jar light, and Daniels success will DO a.
most certain. Tho plea of tho s,raight-ou,
Virgins republoan,-or Bourbon ropubli-
cans, as thoy are somstimes oslled-for holds
,ng aloof from tho readjusters and fighting q
mtlorn campaign 10 the face of inevitable
ueiest, IL that their stomschs ara too virtu-
Gus 10 swsll)w she "reputia.on" pill. With
.ne leaders IL lhis slrSigh..out alignment the
virtue, doubtless, Ia as convenient IS the pre-
sext. The fact Is that they have q shrewd
sweaihsr eye TO federal patronage. They set
,.r more store upon their prospects In that
ufec'ion than In The direction Of the state
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Secretary Lincoln returned from Chicago,
Friday morning, and attended a meeting of
the Cabinet.
Orders were issued Friday, by lead
ing coal operators in Pennsylvania that work
at the various mines be resumed on full time
on and after Monday next
The occasion for strike among the platform
men and labOrers at the Cincinnati railroad
depots, is relieved BY the railroads increas-
ing their wages from 10 to l24 per cent.
The new steamship British King arrived at
Philadelphia from Liverpool Thursday with
case of small pox on board. She was i'm
mediately quarantined but released Friday
morning, thoroughly fumigated. The pas
sengers. numbering $40, and the crew were
vaccinated.
The directors of the New York Mutual
Union Telegraph CO. agreed to increase the
capital stock to ten million dollars for the
purpose of extending its lines to all the prof.
table localities of telegraph business.
The directors Of the Bartlett Mills, will
meet in Newburyport, the 30th inst, when it
will be decided whether to rebuild or not.
There are good reasons for believing that the
mills will not be rebuilt.
Joseph Stanwood, 80 years of age, and
veteran OF the wars of 1912 and the rebellion,
died in Newburyport, Friday.
United States steamer Powhattan, Can't.
Walker. from Aspinwall April 9, arrived at
New York, Friday. She carries IA guns.
and has a complement of 26O officers and
men. She brings 100 of the crew of steamer
Alaska.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. April %.
FLoUR-receipts 2o.0S7; exports, 25,566; less
prices generally without decided change; export de.
mand quite moderate and jobbing trade confined TO
small parcels for immediate vans; sales 10000
barrels 2l00 city mills extra 60a5 .O 1000 bbs No.
2, ut 1898 rs; 900 bbls superne at 9Oa4 So ZOO
bbls low extra at 5Od4 65; 400 bbs winter wheat
extra at 559s IS; $50 bbls Michigan at o5 $500
bbls Minnesota extra a; 5Od4 IS. Southern -four
steady. Rye flour firm.
CORN.MEAL-quiet.
WHEAT-receipts l5S, 900 bush; exports, 1869,
1a3 higher. feverish snd unsettled; business large
ly speculative, closing feyerish with about one.ha
advance sales 2o24o bush, including 1851 bush
on the spot; No 3 spring at 1s; No Chicago n.
graded red at ls9i 80, No do at l aiIal PSI !;
No do at 26ial 70; No do at 81 ldI :32; un.
graded white at 22di %; No do a, 22a; No do,
bush at 26al 2si for May; 576 600 bush at 81
24l for June; 900 bush at 2ydi 23l for ,July
RYE-frm: quoted at l6ais for b,at loads.
BARLEY-dull and unchanged.
CORN-aal better, active speculative business
light export trade; receipts 5.339 bush; exports
126 5OS bush; sales 92 100 bush, including COO on
the spot; ungraded at $500.
OArs-1a< higher and closing unsettled; receipts
$4,000 bush; sales 264 900: No , at J5ld46: do
white at 1880; No at AZ; do white at 81; mixed
western at 45a46a white do at 46d5l iuclncino
1000 bush No for April at 46. $1,000 do for MAY
at 45i946l. '
SUGAR-strong; sales 205 hhds and l6O bags Trim
idad Port Spain. and 200 hhds Cuba Muscovado at
7la7 5-l6.
MoLAssEs-frmer; 30 test refining quoted at s5
PETROLECM-stronger and united at ST.
IALLow-frm; sales rs 600 lbs at 6t
fokK-shade better. moderately active; sales 500
bbs old mess on the spot.
BEEF-quet and unchanged; Beef hams steady at
22g25 Tierce beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats
frmer. ''"''
LARD -about 22lc higher aud active closing weak
sses ~ prime steam on the spot at II 7O $3.50 for
May at II 6051l 72l 5000 for June at II 67ldl S.
BUTrER-weak and unsettled western IlS2s.
CHEEsE-unchange..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
THE NAIL SERVICE.
lrreg miarities and Fraudulent Trausac.
lions Discovered.

Washington, April 22. The irregular and
fraudulent transactions which have been un-
covered in the contract Office of the post
Office department by the investigation of
Postmaster General James, are especially in
the executive department, whore inquiries
are made of those who are supposed to be ac-
quainted with the facts as to the number of
persons who are to be affected in their official
capacities.
The case against Brady and friends has
been presented in its incomplete shape to
President Garfield and instructions at once
given to complete the evidence and lay the
whole subject including the accumulated
mass Of documents, affidavts and various
descriptions of discriminating memorandum
before Attorney General Mcveagh, for such
action as may be necessary.
Meantime little information Of an official
character can be obtained, but instalments
will be furnished for publication as readily
as seems judicious to those having the in
vestigation in hand. The statement that
Judge Tyner was implicated in the frauds are
said to have no foundation. If he is re-
placed, which does not at present seem likely,
it will net be on account of any connection
with the Brady cotere.
1t is reported, and is probably true, that
while Judge Tyner was cogniZant of the star
route operations, and long ago manifested a
disposition to expose them, both he and Gen.
Key were overruled by Gen. Brady, whose
power in the post office seems in view of re-
cent developments. to have been almost alb
solutely supreme.
Brady was appointed I'd Assistant Post
master General July oath, 1876, to succeed
Tyner, who twelve days before had been pro-
NOTED to be Postmaster General. When the
Hayes administration came into power in the
following March, Brady was retained hold
ing Office until his resignation Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
The Western Floods.

CHICAGO, April %. The floods are about
at a stand still here, but receding farther
south. Stories of hardship and deprivation
resulting from them are hourly coming to
hand.
The water during the night receded four
inches, and mills etc., which were
stopped by the flood resumed operations.
Houses are beginning to get their first floors
dried out, and the ground is appearing in
portions of the flooded section.
special from Topeka, Kansas, says: the
soaking rains have visited all parts of Kan
sas the last forty eight hours, and the Land
Department bulletins state that the large rain
fall has been of great benefit to the growing
of wheat.
SoUIX CRY, April %. The Missouri is
still rising here and is foot higher than
ever. At Sully, the river is still rising No
immediate prospect of lower water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
LATEST BY MAIL.

Secretary Window says he has no intention
of retiring the small notes in circulation.
The trial Of Mrs. Howe of the Ladies'
Deposit was commenced Thursday.
1t is reported that big frauds have been
unearthed by the Post-ofice Department in
the Star Route business.
A passenger train on the Rock Island divis.
ion Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway, fell through a trestle-work into
the Meredosia river, Wednesday night, near
Albany, ILL.,, drowning eight persons.
Postmaster General James Is overbaulinp
the star route and other contracts, and it is
intimated that the Grand Jury may be in
vited to examine into the official conduct of
several clerks of the Post-ofice Depart-
ment with outside confederates and anolo-
gists. General James is already satisfied
that he can so reduce these thieving expen-
ditures a. to make the postal service self.
sustaining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23

tions be commenced on Tuesday. Should
this be done il il more than probable tnat snc
democrats will soon after begin to pair ana
to leave for their homes, and the Senate
NAV have to adjuourn sine die or to nnd IT,
self without quorum and with no power to
compel the attendance of absentees.
The DEBATE.
To-day we had repetition of the same
old story in the Senate, dilatory motions:
prosy speeches. and spicy. sharp, coiioquai
debates.
The Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Postmaster General James promises very
serious and thorough work in the Post once
Department, The commission he has ap-
pointed is to commence work on Monday.
Every bureau and division is to be investi-
gated. The work OF each clerk is to be ex-
aminei and inefficient men are to be dis
charged. great many democrats VIII nave
to leave. The star route business Is said to
be as as serious as rumor has made II,
and important disclosures may soon De
expected. The Postmaster General has
been making a careful investigation, taking
the inquiry up to the point where the Con-
gressional committee left it. The facts dis
covered are said to be startling. Evidence is
reported to be in the possession of the Post
master General, which will convict num-
Der of persons of corrupt acts. An agent Of
the department will leave next week to COM
mence the prosecution of number of post
masters who have been making fraudulent
sales of stamps. A number of cases have
been discovered where postmasters have been
speculating in sewing machines and paying
for them in postage stamps, converting to
their own use the large percentage allowed
by the government for the sale of stamps in
certain cases. There are l25 nominations
for postmasters waiting for the deadlock in
the Senate to break. Mr.. Tyner, the First
Assistant Postmaster General, is to surrender
his Office at his own request. He probably
will receive some other appointment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next n Hours
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, I
Washington d. c.. April 22.-l a.. IN.
For the New England and Middle States,
Fair weather and winds mostly south to
west, with stationary or higher temperature
and stationary barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
Barometer is lowest in the extreme north
west. The area of high barometer includes
the Lake region. Ohio valley, South Atlantic
and southern portion of the Middle Atlantic
States. Rain has fallen since the last report
in the West Gulf States. Fair weather pre-
walls in the Missouri valley and all districts
east of the Mississippi, except in the South
Atlantic States. Westerly winds continue in
New England, and southerly winds in the
northwest. The Missouri and Mississippi rivers
continue to rise, the former being six feet
and seven inches above the danger line at
Omaha, and the latter five feet and four
inches above the danger line at Cairo, three
and three inches at Keokuk, and near the
danger line at Memphis and Vicksburg.
Indications are that fair weather will pre-
vail in the lower Lake region, the Middle
Atlantic States and New England during to-
day and tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
The Mexico soathern Railroad.

CIrr OF MEXICO. April l3. via. New
Orleans. April %. Great interest is mani.
tested in railroad matters. Grant and Rom
ero were looked upon with distrust on their
arrival. but appear to be gaining ground by
consenting to have the Gulf terminus of the
Mexican Southern railroad changed from
Anton Lizardo to Vera Cruz. They have Sc
cured powerful aid of friends Of this place.
1t is now thought that Grant may secure the
desired notifications to railroad concession.
Advocates of the Topolononta railroad seem
to be losing ground, even with the great in.
fuence of Gov. Pas.heco of Cola. Many
comments are made OF Gen. Diaz's sudden
departure for Matamoras, just at this time.
The city is crowded with Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
THE DEADLOCK.
A Caucus Of Republican Senators to be
Called.

WASHINGTON, April %. A paper ad-
dressed to the chairman of the republican
caucus, requesting him to call a meeting to-
morrow. has been signed by more than a
sufficient number. The desired call will
doubtless be issued.
II is understood that the purpose of movers
in the matter is to bring about the holding of
one more executive session at an early day.
in order to dispose of some portion of accum-
ulated business but with the understanding
that the contest over the proposed of officers
will then be renewed.
Owing to the desire on the part Of several
senators to be absent from the city for sew
eral days next Tuesday has been decided
upon as the date to be named in the call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. April %.
FLoCR-steady and unchanged Winter wheats
4lOs6 90; Spring double extra 50a5 rs; Extras
q 0O9i So
wHEAT-unsettled and generally higher. closed
weak; No Red Winter, 1871 ~; No 2 Chicago
Sprinx oslsl oaf for csn; o4a Tor May; O6l for
June; 06t for July; Rejected ut 77as2i
'oRN unsettled and generally higher. closing
for July. ss'
OATs-fairly active and shade higher; 3i,a34; for
cash; 35t for May; 35l for June 55t bid for july.
niE.steady and unchanged at 2oSI 20l.
bARLEf-active, firm and higher at O6dI O6l.
PORK-active, lower panicky unsettled, ,rreg3,,,ar
and nnctuating wildly is 30 for cash. II 30Si5 32l
July. ~ i''
tARD-unsettled and lower; II I2l for cash: IL -
II 10 for May; II 27l for June; IL 67l for july
BULK AEArs-acti e and lower; Shoulders s 60 .
Short rib. 60; Short clear, 60 W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSGroS. April %. The following was
received here from New York, April 22:
George c. Gorham. Republican Office, WASH
ington, ID. c.
You will please say for me. that all charges,
direct or indirect, affecting my integrity as
public official, are absolutely and unquali
fiedly false. (Signed).
THOs. j. BRADY.
The National Academy of Science closed
its session to-day. President and Mrs, Gar
field were in attendance portion of the af.
ternoon.
Arrangements will be made at once where
by Foreign holders of per cent. bonds of
the United States can have their bonds con-
tinued at "a per cent. as provided in circular
No. AZ. An agency for this purpose will be
established in London Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
rAssociated Press Telegrams to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.


Court Matters.
LEwIsTos, April 90. The Grand Jury at
Auburn. brought in 32 indictments to-day,
and was discharged.
Marine News.
PoErLaSp, April 90 The British schooner
May Queen of the Seas, ffsm Barbados, here
tofore reported lost, arrived here to-day,
safely, after passage Of 46 days.
PORTLAND, April %. The steamship On
tario has cleared for Liverpool, and will sail
Immediately. She takes I72 cattle and loo
sheep.
NEw YoKk, April %. Schooner A. ].
Mitchell of Machias, Me-, from Milk river ar
rived here Friday, v iih boat and part Of deck
load gone, and without spars.
Church Troubles.
BANGOR, Ne, April 81. A council COM
posed Of the Congregational churches in Pc
nobscot county and professors in the Bangor
Theological Seminary. convened Thursday
afternoon, in Rev. Mr.. Spears church, to
act on the disafection in that organization.
The council was the largest ever held in
Bangor and was in session till late in the
evening. No conclusion yet, but it is gen.
orally believed the pastor will be requested
to tender his resignation. The church was
thronged- Great excitement was manifested.
BANGOR, April 22. The Congregational
council which convened yesterday has been
in session all day and night taking testimony
on both sides. At half past eleven they ad-
journed and went into secret session. No
decision.
BANGOR, April %. After an all night ses-
sion the ecclesiastical council came In at 2
o'clock and report, in their opinion, that the
only way to heal the difficulty and restore
harmony to the church is for the pastor to
tender his resignation and advise the church
to unite with the pastor in the usual steps
TO secure his dismissal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23

The New Orleans Times saws: There
are forces now at work which will destroy
the political solidty of the South a great
deal sooner thar Malone and free use of
the Federal patronage can destroy it. Immi-
grafton. education, and business prosper
ity are the enemies of Bourbonism, and are
more potent agencies for working politi-
cal revolution in the South than all the
schemes which politicians can concoct."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
FoREIcM News.
Serious lllness Of Mr. Thaxter, the
American Sculptor.

Serious lllness Of Mr. Thaxter, the
American Sculptor.
PARIS, April %. Mr.. Thaxter, the young
American sculptor who has SO distinguished
himself in Florence, is lying dangerously i'll
in that city. He is considered the most tai.
ented American sculptor in Italy. Mr..
Thaxfer's home is in Maine, and he is 20
years old.
The LanA LeAgse.
DUBLIN. April 22. The National Land
League convention resulted in session to-
day. Parnell submitted 4 resolution making
the convention responsible for the land bill, and
q doubt whether the amendments could make
the bill acceptable to the Irish people. Par
nell again especially condemned the immigra-
tion clauses and commission of provisions for
labors in the bill. The convention unani-
mously carried the resolution, giving the
Irish parliamentary party full latitude to devise
amendments to it, and watch the progress OF
the land bill in the Commons.
Affairs in Greece.
ATHENS, April % The situation was
never more serious. There are frequent
Cabinet Councils relative to a reply to a col
lective note. 1t is believed that it is the
choice between war or abandonment of the
cause of Epirus. and there is little hope for
maintenance of peace.
Foreign Notes.
PARIS. April %. The newspapers here
published a sensational telegram to-day con-
corning arrival of arms at Tunis, from Italy
intrigues, against NJ. Roustan's personal
safety and attacks on the railway.
LONDON, April o2 Mr.. Lewis, solicitor,
has applied for a summons against Mrs.
Hupf -
and summons has been granted
BERLIN, April %. Emperor William is
recovering from his recent indispostion.
CoSsrATINoPLE, April %. The Porte has
prohibited the importation of American pork
and committee of Americans will be ap-
pointed to ascertain the value of stock ar
rived. after which it will be destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23

The calamity that has visited Dakota. in
the torn of destructive flood. has not
fully been comprehended by the people.
The telegraphic dispatches from that Sec
tion have underestimated in a singular
manner the terrible suffering and immense
loss with which the pioneers of the thriving
young Territory have been afflicted. Gen
eral Sheridan has received dispatches to
the effect that fully eight thousand people
are not only houseless and without shelter,
but are In distress for want of food and
clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
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IT.
BCKNETT'S COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing-kills dandruff,
allays irritation, and promotes a vigorous
and healthy growth of hair No other com.
pound produces these respits
The sHperiority ofBCRNETT'S FLAVOR.
ING EXTRACTS consists in their peyfet
purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many of
the factitious fruit favors now in the market.
TuTh&S&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23

The department OF State at Washington
is advised by the United States Commits
ternational leather exhibition will be held
there, commencing June Ii next and con-
tinuing until September Is. All kinds of
leather and articles Of the same, as well as
machines for the manufacture and finish
ing of leather. will be received for exhibi-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
Washington News.
WASHINGTON. April 2I, 1881.
Az ExEcurrvE SEssroS Nrrnrn

The President told a republican senator
to-day that the failure of the Senate to act
upon the nominations which he had submit
ted for confirmation was damaging to the
public service. Quite = number Of republi.
can senators are Of the same opinion, and
they believe that the resolutions providing
for the election Of oacers shauld be tempora-
rily laid aside that the nominations NAV be
acted upon- A caucus Of all the republican
senators may Be held on Saturday to di,cuss
this qaestion, and 4 win nos b surueisinr
shoald tie considerations Of tie nomina-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23

The Springfield Republican pays the
democrats its compliments in these words ::
Judging from the democratic party man
agement for eight years past. the fools of
the party live South and its tools North
II would be great blessing to the party
il Malone could break up that partner
ship"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-23
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hEv. DR. CAss, while medical missionary To the
ss. lndies, mad placed in his hands the formula for
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Deoiiity, etc. After having thoroughly tested it,
conoenui curative powers In thousands of cases he
l,ws The Recipe will be sent FREE or en- ARGr -
y wno desire II, With full directions for prensriss
s.a ssccessialiy using Address, with stamp, fsa1.
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