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S.aaGetS G. ihis lac =si,l 7an as :oi!oys,
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S.aaIetS c. ihis iiHt ai,l 7an as follows,
s'GG. &<2ssg3s.My
connecting with Merchants aad LIiaera Line
fGr BoS.oo. Steamer
Es&.D y ssE TIE cAas
EVERY AGADGE, WEDNESDAY and
SHiLA I, st CD o'clock pam.; returning, leave
Norfolk On alternate days :. ilU =. n.
This stanEch iron steamer nss jus: heen naiit.
81 throughout. sisioroons aowiy furnished and
rarpe!ea, and ia the handaoraOgt ns well es ,ie,
safest boss OF tho Potomac river AID Gnesa peak
bay, GDI - the only steamer making close ccr /.
rs"!:on with tho &n~ IoIk and Boston stes!-:-
efs; also connects "ish Richmond steauere md
railroad inGs cou.h. Steps ii PiNai pcsEG'
md POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
For tbs fail snd Winter, commencing Oct j.,
rates OF fare will ba rs follows:
First elisa fare 20 Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk 81 so; stcoad Glass 81 90; f.st cl.ss fare to
flncy Point and Eo!E! Lockout u 50; SECOND
class 49,.
&s'S3 = &:aT E$3ssEE,
f.ES-2 81 r s::S z. q. G.SksS - * : -sssSI SeE.
@EassssT
ET:GnG E3IDAT, - e "a; End rotu..,ipS
iusve MGH IorI, from J.ic, II, E.s. r!Ter. Nv.
EAG SATURDAY. at CLOCK p ii,
Che ssea1le:s q ih;s coG,pa:.y make coa15c.
ct MaW 3cTk VIII I'll TU:n.s Veg. sad EortEr
west, aiL &; h!nGaEd.is with Virginia Mid!.nc
i;:.;!r&at aat u aihisEioa and Ohio EailroxG,
through rates Giveu and lccict. EaudlcG Care
July aaG pSo:n2G3. Fer tJ::ho. into.ua.i,a
aPi!J - &c =. 1ESi? Egen.,
- JsnEGy's wharf
VEN. m&OMfIOr, President,
lAsu < s.tast,
seg 2!-1 Washington, D ..
z:;:;i;5:as5s, CLXD&'s: ;'TSAM LIRE yEyK-
1880 Tx T!}
PHILADELPHIA, FALL. BIF&E, PROVE
DEAH& IND BOSTON
EsseinGrs ls%ve alexandria EVERY TINS.
IA I'D icsTs Philadelphia EVERY 3GT-
U&DA2. ~
Tbis liIo connects 8! Alexandra, vii: .teo
&. q Il md " = o. y rs, .ad 81 rhj;.dai'
phs with G!ydo's regular S.osmsi:ins for Esi1
k:Ter, f:CTioeGGa SID Boston.
. kTo!gEa Forwarded. Win proraa.n ao6 ezra.
free OF commissions. y
30 charge tot trshstos n Ei!!sdalrh;s, ana
o WhafisEo IN ROssG1. Quui, time. Frarunri
departures. Through ratca and :h.onrh S:Iis
u iaoin8 gwen, insurance a. the l0ye,t rs;ns
Agents:
=. &. EGEG, Aiaxrrhris.
VIZ: L CLYDE & CO, PhiladeiutTs il.
Js1 81, ~ =
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E2EGsZ&. eI7&ESga>&3.&. :rS.

Perry Houston County, Ga Jan IS, $3.50
In 1873. there Tere two nesr2, ccnfae,i il j,ii
pscity J. employed G. r. Swift 10 ere thsn2 un-
der conisc., no Gre 20 pGyn Eo atn;ri3.
tered his, 's;gpAiii:.C Gpoc.Gc," end in few
weeks { lei: houHd TO psg him Ga. 81, tho coUriy
treasury, az &c hsd cf:cted con.1ictc and rcG;.
cal cure. .. s. GILES ORD Houston CO. liz.
Chattanooga, Tenn, +. o. II 1879.
The s. S. = is giving g&od satisfaction, One
gentin1ne!l who hsd hoei. cr,tiact to his bed sir
'Dcc&s W!th SPhiiiic Hh.uDat;.m has been cured
sn:ira:y, srG spcska ia ga highest praise Of it.
CEILEs u BERRY,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
proprieto!s. Alfalfa, "a
Sold by Il s, LNADHEAT2E & BED
Cell for : Co9y Ct young M.r's Friend"
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Il 1AGIN MA: Iu tho Clerks ctEee of the Cir.
cult Ccu5t OF Alcx.nd!is county, on Tho
2lat Of September. 1881.
Msrk Young, psinliit, We. Allen Dodge Eo5er.
L. Lodge. Z. Il. tiarTy. William Copeland
and Bi5aLn w. Barrett trustees, Samuel =
BELL William =. CMssin, trustes, JscSh Lasa
trustee for Mary Z. Geigar, MIR +. G2i.cf,
and Charles LaIm1n, Trustee, defendants In
chancsry.
Memo. The object of this sui. is 10 make the
above named parties defendant to Oil amended
bill in cnancery, fled this day, and to REQUIRE
them TO snsTer the saine uldp. oath IS to all
and every tho matters and thines chs1sed by
way OF Amendment and thSt they may make y
full and true discovery Of Hil The IN ,st,rs store
said; That the complainsnt's debt, Drircipsi md
interest the Interest of the Ead Allen Dodge in
said property, ard the liens upon the ssne be
asceltSiaed; that tho said property BIZ acid 10
satisfy the conplainanps ead dct., princiys; end
lntereat, and the costs OF this suit.
The above nsmad defendants not having en-
tered their appearance and given security &C.
cordlng to tho act OF Assembly, and the rules Of
THIS Court, and 1t appearing by affidavit thst
they are not residents OF this State, it is o..
dered that the said defendants appear here With
in ono month after due publication of this
orcer ana 40 what Is necessary TO protect their
interests in this suit; end that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the AiGysndris Ga.
Zette, newspaper published in the CITY of Al
eXandrIa, once week for four successive weeks
ard posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this county. A copy-test:
BENZ. AUSTIN: Clerk.
G Eea6ss * I stSaF; snd Pc s,D-v4w
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I SSl GREAT 1881
re- ~. ! PKKHH;SsSS 25 KoUGs
~ LEX NoE EG7f;sHfss S IT. s $ IS; SOUTHWEST
STEEL halls, SPLENDID SOONER
kA9NIFIOENT EQUIPHEEi.
Bay 10Th, 1881.
Ers;1s leave Washington from depot OF BAL.
TiAORE 4 fGT0MAO RAILROAD, cor.
ncl or SiXsn and Is si1 es:s, rs follows:
~ 30 an. daily, 1cept Sunday, and 2.O0. 10. Cs
EaG io.lo PIN daily, with Palace Cars. j.m-
hoo E1pfesa OF Pullman PArlor Cars $50 s.
En-. daily, except Sunday. for Philadelphia
o I'D snd III 81 g. m. dolly. except Sunday, nnd
For pit,sburg and tbs Wos i SO a. NJ, with
I f car to fittsburg snd Sleeping Ger ~
fn!sourg and Chicago 1890 .. N, is!lv
s.oV D. n. "a; J, with Falace Gar 20 ChicsEc,
sor CanancaiGus snG tho North, s w .. II.
SStcop. sunday and 93j r n. j.ily, except
~ saturday, with Palace Gar t. Cgnsndmiecs.
day. p' '""0
For Baltimore, 6 al, SGl 0SU cad lC.30 g. NJ
EW, ~ 80, h.4Q, $50, 10 20 and 1915 D. n.
1a IN SSuodaT and 1880 n.la.; 2.O0 $40, 9.SQ,
Eos Pope's Creek Line, 6 40 a. m. and A0,n,.
,, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 4 4O =. n. AID 4 40 n. N. dsi,7
sGcept sunday.
LOCAL GaA1Na.
HoE 6iexaHdrla 90, 12G, go and IL 50 a,
M, ana ~, o, 70, 6 aud II SO D. rr. Sun
Gay, cay al CO. y, and II 30 a. IN. snd so. m.
-tat G1 ieaTa Ale1nndrix for Washington, qua
S'oD, ant ~ a: Ia, and 1910. 8, 6, 7, 0IO
IN SS 81 3: sos, and 10 a. m. and 100 sad
III p. n. "N
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, vi,
GGsntco and Richmond, will leave Alexsn.
usiS q I.ZV nuc. II Il .. m. daily and 20 y.
:, Il. dsily, except Sunday.
sss Lh"ll, leaving at II Il q. n, makes but two
stops, viz: ct Quantico and EredsrIcksburr
~; between Alexandria ard Richmond.
AicKess sGd information can be procured st
PtinS:2al railroad ststions ind ticket Offices
Hou11ess'' j. &. WOOD,
PRANK TEOMsON s'A NAs'D''
General Esn.gar. m7Is
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i. IoRTSER's BEER. Bottled dai'y price G.
ecQ;3 pc: dem.
GEO. fIcBUagEY l. Son.
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NUELUN MNEYE, Cierk
*. knmper. o. q ssn9,;-u,h q,

N/lkGlHlA: In tho CLERKS Office OF tao Cir.
cri: Court Of Aexa ndris county, on Tho
I't E,p!,m5er, 1881.
he hreeimen's SsT;ng snd Trast Crcroaor.
who cue for tho uso Of JOSH = T. Cres wall
krber: Furvl. srd Ho6or. L, T. lcino!!
Commissioner % the Sid freedmen Sayings
Enc lIus. Company, colap 'a:nsts, AID Rob
err :. dodge, Allen Dodge, Z T. Hpr,y
William q poland And Hiram W Barrett,
trustees. Samuel +, Ee!!, Wiilisni u. Cas,in'
TRUSTEE, jacob lef9, tfusteeo 70. Mary p.
ociEar, Mary Z, Geigtr and Charles L :Gu2aa.
trustee. deteadsnts. n chsncsrT
Il emo. The object CT this suit is 10 make Tie
shove nsLacd parties de!erdant to tho atn.DGo1
oiI', h!cd !h'3 uay, and 10 require than to sr.
swtr the s. ns under os.h Is To all and every the
m*tte.s ana ih!nas charged by Way Of amend
mehs. snd TO reqLl;e them 20 make tuli and
true discovery VI 81! the III .tscrs storo!hid ar.;
!EaL l5e conpis!n DOS, "rit cipsI s.,d iatur-
cal, the Interest CT tha rgid Robert Z Dodge in
.aid property sni Tho liens upon tic same be
.scc.taned; thu. the said property Go sold 10
estisty the Compartments said debt p,!lc:psianG
interest and tho costs Of this SUI.
Inc above named ds'eEdaDts Bot hay-
ing entered lhs!r appearance sHd given
security according to Inc set CT Assembly snd
the rules of this Court, and it appearing bV
affidavit that they are nat residents OF tbs
,:ts.e, 1t is ordered that tho said defendants
appear here within one month after due publjcs-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary To
protect their interests in thssuit and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in The Alcx-
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessiyo weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House OF this county. copy, test:
BENZ. AUSTIN, Cl3rk.
Ieonart Harbucy. ~
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EEGak E<aTE1s.M.

SFlhGiNIA: IN the Gie;L'a Office Ct the Dor.
porstlon Court OF the city of Lex indris,
On the 9Th dhy Ct Sep!en Ger, 1851.
Henjaraln Cooley, complainant, J
agHinst Yin ch.nc.4v
SGr: Cooley, defendant.
Memo. The object OF this sai! ia 70 otts!a E.
deere diVorcins The CON- plai&EL i,o.n tbs hoads
OF Iaa.r moly with the defendant.
The defendant. Sarah Cooley, not having en-.
!orcd. her appearance and given security accord
ing TO tho act of Assembly and tue rules Of this
Court and 1t appearing by affidavit that
do.cd that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
ordor, and do what is necessary 10 protect her
der be forthwith inserted in the AlcIandria ca.
Eattc, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dr!a, once q week for four successive weeks, and
posted a. the front door Of the Court House Of
this CITY. copy, test:
MOEEOE MARyE Clerk.
n. A'Upfr. D. q snp2t-WtT
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PURE WHITE cd GROUND SpICE5 st Nc
BURNEy &: SONS.
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20 Ask yoCF drngg;s: Tor cory Of "Y oucg
M:n trcad" -CaG rcGd Z!
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I inland L SGA4UAND U0AoTING CO.
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Nail, Southward, connects at Charlottesville
with Ehes. s. Ohio F.. e., GaBt and West. &
LTnathura, connects With Norfolk & Wet.
ern K. H.. through Southwest Virginia, to
and Ta1ss-and ct Dsnvile with Richmond s
Da1ville Il. Is, to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects st Chsrlottea.
vi!!o W q! points on Ches. s. Ohio Is. r., and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al:
e1sndra daily. except Sunday. s0Ua. N. and
II IS :. H., end returning arrive s. Alexandrla
Il 4O y IN and 80 p. n.
For MANASSAS LINZ leave Washington
10 ;. q. snd Alexandria as q a., dsily
connecting with the Valley Eoad East end
West. Loavo 6.rasbuss 50 y. III, arriving At
Alexandria Fl s IS y. n.
Ed TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
l;lON leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
dsy. al GO s. t., arriving 81 S.r.sburg At & O5
p H., snd returning losvea Strssburs at s Is
S. H., striving in Aezsndrjs ct sc p. NJ.
Fer Alodlebucg. daily connection at Pl.i1s
ststion.
*or Urpsrviue regular connection =. De...
For WAkGgNTos. losve Washington :.
I 10 3. Il. daily.
Passengers Can leave Warranton at 325am
anc tuke mixed train .t Junction snd reach
2:eIaadris Of IL III p e., in time to mske A. IS
F, trsin O. L. 50 y III Tor Washington, Baltimore
sDG New York.
al irains mako good connections. Il Wash.
in%.or. % and from North and West.
nc" Orleans Gleepcr leaves Washington n
~ =. H. running through without change,
fuiman Sleeping Cars between Washington
sHd Augusta, Ca, without: chsuge, on 10 10
p. m. train.
Marks Adjustable Chair Gar is run on Might
Train between Washington and Dsnville.
:, through tickets very low TO the South and
Southwest.
MERCER Sr,Aucurup y ~
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
New England Methodist COnferel

WORCESTER, April I. There was large
audience at the opening of the session of the
New England Conference this morning. The
morning prayer meeting was led by Rev. l..
b. Bates. Drs. Crowell and Thayer spoke
encOuragingly of the conditions of the Lynn
and Boston districts respectively. Rev. Mr..
Rogers gave the report of the North Boston
district, in which 5000 indebtedness has
been cancelled, having a debt of only about
500, 900 upon the district.
Rev. Mr.. Elias report Of the Springfield
district indicated a marked prosperity.
The societies are characterized by great
financial prosperity.
The names of all the members of the Con-
ference were named over in open session,
the Bishop pausing at each name to hear any
complaint that might be made against them,
if any existed, but not breath was spoken
against any one.
Some excitement was caused by resolu-
ton offered by Rev. Mr.. Chadbourne. de-
nouncing theatre going on the part of the
young local preachers and candidates for
the ministry, raising at once suspicion that
the practice alluded to, was becoming quite
prevalent in some quarters, and it was more
than intimated that some members of the
Conference were implicated in this matter
A committee was finally appointed to con-
slider and report on the subject. Their re-
port will be awaited with interest.
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April Fool Jokes,

All through the West April Fools day
was noticed. Here were some of the scenes
in Kansas City: A man walked from Fifth
street to the Junction with huge placard
tackled on his back, labelled: ''This size .
for - cents" He was followed by an admir-
ing crowd of hoodlums, whose boisterousness
finally led him to discover his predicament
An old hat living on the sidewalk received
several severe kicks, from which the passer-
by left with chagrined countenance, and
irving in vain to suppress painful limp
Alas, the hat had a big stone concealed be
meath its deceptive crown. The worst part
of the matter was that everybody who saw
the occurrence had to crack a CHASTITY joke
about somebody having a brick in his hat
A neat express package, living in the middle
of the street, sealed and stamped, also proved
to be very deceptive-of course il contained
brick. Another scheme, and very effective
one, was to heat a bunch of old keys red hot
and throw them out on the sidewalk The
Sazerac restaurant fed IFS boarders on apple
fritters stuffed with cotton. Each guest, after
making an unsuccessful onslaught on hi.
own fritter waited anxiously to see his neigh
Dor tackle his. 1t was remarked that one
man sat at the table for over an hour praising
the quality of the fritters and passing the
syrup in an excess of politeness and zeal
This restaurant was a scene of merriment
the whole day. A prominent resort in Miss
ouri avenue sat out for lunch beautiful
game pie, elegantly baked and decorated.
When cut. however, in the midst of an ad-
miring crowd, it was found to contain the
heads wings and ''clcanings' of the birds
mixed with sawdust, and other delicacies
more appreciated by Chinese than the pres
ent patrons of the saloon.
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The Boston Traveller says: Mr.. Thomas
Roche has entered upon the duties of Super
intendent of the third district of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, as successor OF
Mr.. Charles F. Wood. He was formerly
general manager in this city of the Franklin
Telegraph Company, and Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Company, and recently was the New
England manager of the American Union
Telegraph Company, in which capacity he
gave evidence of rare executive ability. The
district of which he is to have charge is COM
posed Of the former Massachusetts and Maine
divisions, which extends from New York to
the New Brunswick line. Mr.. Roche has
superior qualifications for the duties to which
he Is called, as he is familiar with the wants
of the district. is an accomplished electrician,
and thorough and practical business man.
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A Capital Substitute.

Once a man searched through what is now
the State of Florida to find a fountain he had
heard was there, which was able to make an
old person young again. He failed. We
can't be boys or girls again. Age and in
trinity are sure to come, but God did no,
ordain sickness. That is our fault. There
is no Fountain of Youth, but there is Foun-
David kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" II
comes from Nature-from the fields and
flowers, and like them is every good" Try
it for all Complaints of Women, Blood
Troubles, and pains and aches everywhere.
If you can't get it at the store, send One
Dollar for bottle to the Doctor at Rondout,
N.Y.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The Indiana House of representatives
Thursday, passed joint resolution amend
ing the constitution. giving women the right
TO vote at all State elections.
The Connecticut House of representatives,
Thursday, passed bill redistricting the
State, making a instead f2l senatorial dis.
stricts.
A Hartford dispatch SAYS the Senate recon-
sidered the law chasing cider with iutoxica-
ting drinks in regulating liquor sales.
Havana merchants are Of the opinion that
the sugar crop will be 10 per cent below that
Of last year.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Land Hill.

The News, alluding to the premature pub
licatiJn of the land bill, says, We believe the
bill consists Of seven parts. The statement
that the Bright clauses of the act of 1870
will be dealt with in a subsidiary bill is I'M
founded. The bill will include a scheme not
merely for setting the Bright clauses at work,
but for more effectively accomplishing the
purposes to which they are directed. 4 land
commission is also established by the bill Nv
which there will be a complete scheme for
de ling with the Land Laws
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Chicago Produce Market.

r,o,-p CHICAGO. April :.
W: spring donble extras, 5Oa5 Is; extras. %
q 80 WHEAT-unseftled and generally lower:
No. Red Winter oaal OF; No ChicaY, spring
sa o. oolai %; May. ossa al osl, June. 0eIa
! voi' rejected, :osss; UkN-weak; cash, 39sis;
April Ssi 9ssl; May. IA si2i; rejected, 39; O4Ts
-cash' Sa3ef; May. %i; June, ISL Rejected, "a,
RlE-hrm at at 10 y. BARLEY-easier at j on.
fok k-sfrong and higher: cash, Is goaI6 o.: Nav
10 90; june, is o7lsi6 To- LARGscti,. az, .nG
higher; cash. 60; May. 10 81; june. 10 *.
su " AE1TS-etsady and higher; Slender.
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MILL FOR SALE.
Assessors Notice

10 the lax payers Of the City of Augusta
GU are hereby notified to bring in frue and MN,
n, -ts OF your polls and estates real and
were possessed on the first day of Anril ISL YOU
81. so a txecufor, Administrator Guardian or Tn
.d, TOT the purpose Of receiving said lists ana
u;naeI.gned Assessors of said CITY, will he in az. sne
I'm al sheir once in Granite Block, each Sstnrdsv
o,ri Vi on the 18Th day Of May next, from to y
.,sa - "a. "a "a, ana from to O'Clock r NJ and
on All stormydays up to and Including thu, da,
h.r.. 70 bring in such lists, you will therehv :.
Cnnrtv o. anv right to make application 10 tb he
nes Tncn may be assessed against YOU. Vi any
or he csI,;n r. may be had of on application
- " Gaining n inc lily Treasurer's ONCE
WIN. H. LIBBY. assessors
March %. 1881. "-''Al augusta:
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Beaconsfield's Condition,

Beaconsield had very serious attack of
spasms during the night, owiag to a chill
but rallied towards morning Physicians
state he is very seriously i'll, and they are in
constant attendance.
A bulletin at : A. NJ. announced a great
change for the better. At present he is free
from spasms, and there is 10 fear of fatal
termination of the severe attack of the night
April s, l A. M.-Beaconsfield passed.
yesterday free from any distressing symptoms.
His weakness is now the chief source of
anxiety.
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Statement of Appropriations.

A statement showing the annual appropri-
ations made by Congress for each fiscal year,
from 1873 to 1873 inclusive, is just prepared
by the treasury department. The aggregate
amount appropriated during the third session
of the 10th Congress for the fiscal year 1882,
exceeds Sl77.O0O.OOO. This is moro than
Sc, 900, 900 greater than made for any pre-
vious year. Next highest was appropriated
for the fiscal year of 1879.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - HONS
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington ID. c., April ST. a. m.
For the New England and Middle States
fair weather, with westerly winds during the
day; slight change in temperature, followed
by threatened weather; rain or snow: winds
shifting north and east, and falling barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The storm which was ce ntral Thursday in
Indian territory, has moved slowly north
ward and is now central near Memphis
causing heavy rains in Missouri. Illinois
Kentucky, and thence southwark to the Gulf
coast. Over an inch of rain is reported in
the following places Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville, Cairo and st. Louis. Fair
weather continues in the Lake region, New
England and Middle States, with northerlv
and westerly winds; temperature rising
slightly, but continues freezing in the Lake re-
gion, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio
Valley, New England and Middle States !:
temperature fallen ) to 10 degrees in the
southwest, where northwest winds and clear
weather prevail.
Indications are that the storm now central
near Memphis, will move eastward with in
creasing force, causing rain or snow, and
the New England and Middle States during
Friday night and Saturday, and brisk or high
southerly to easterly winds with rain or snow
IN the southern portion of the Lake region
during Friday night.
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No HOsuital Needed.

No palstial hospital needed for Hop Bitters
patients, nor large-saaried talented putfers to
tell what Hop Bitters will do or cure, as they
tell their own story by their certain and a5so-
lutte cures at home.-NeE York Independent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

kENNEBEC. s. ST.
'JAkEN on execution, and will be sold by Pu a,;
auction,o Saturday, the thirtieth day OF XIV XII,
u iss at two O'Clock +. NJ. ,at the store OF Li ~ n
Drake, IN Albion. in said county, all the riS IN
equity. which Samuel l.. ColcOrd, of Mariaviie, ng
the county OF Hancock, has to redeem the foio"5s
ucHcriRd real estate, situated In Albion IN !, ii
county OF kennebec, to wit. A certain tra s,s.
hd situate in Albion aforesaid with the buiiobSs,
Iher' on; and bounded follows: Being all ,sa
par o, lot humble: twelve (l2i according to p'ti
MADE ny Charles Hayden, Esq, which lies GU, .hst
me road leading across said lot together win III
pr. OF Tore lot, number ten (lO), lying between
dot number twelve (I2) and town line of freeavbs
anu pourded as follows: BY A. w. Marden' gu on a
norm, 6y town, ON the east; H. l.. McLaughlnnasst:
ane south and by the aforesaid road, on the we s
containing in the whole sixty acres more or 'vs
ne above premises being subject to mortgage 81
c9roed IN hennebec Registry, book 3ls, page s ~
gwen by the said Samuel l.. ColcOrd to c. g. weos s
81 said Albion dated Sept 49, 1873 to secure sp
nent OF two promissory notes of 500 EACH ds. ss
sept. w. 1875 payable, one note in year, ana Sd
more IN TWO years from date, with interest. amt o
mortgage assigned to C. b. Wellington. Amonsstt
que ON said mortgage and notes, made know"
time and place of sale.
+. o. BRAINERD, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at China, March q, 1881.