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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-07
United state. Govsrnm snt.
PRESIDENT.
phen Grover Cleveland. Salary, $4,000.

United States Government.
PRESIDENT.
Stephen Grover Cleveland. Salary, $4,000.
vIcE-PREsIDESr.
Thomas Andrew Hendricks. Salary $1,000
THE CABINET.
Secretary of State, Thomas r. Bayard, OF DEAR
Secretary of Treasury, Daniel Manning OF N. T.
Secretary of War, VIM. L. Endicott, OF Mass
Secretary Of Navy, VIM. O. Whitney, OF y: Y.
Secretary of Interior, L. @; G. Lamar, Of Miss
Postmaster General, VIM. Il. Villas, OF Wisconsin.
Attorney General, A. II. Garland, Of Arkansas
Salary of each, $1,000.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Chief Justice Morrison r. Waite, o. Appd 1874.
ASSOCIATE JusrIcEs ARD
Samuel f. Miller, Iowa, 1867
Stephen j. Field Cal. 1908
Joseph p Bradley, N. j., 1870
John NJ. Harlan, KY, lsaI
VIM. b. Woods, Ala. iSS0
Stanley Matthews, Ohio, leoV
Horace Gray, Mass, 1901
Samuel Batchford, N. Y, IsoS
Salary, Chief Justice, tlo,5oo Associate. sio,ooo'
Formulation Of United States in 1890 was b0155,7 s3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-07
Detroit, Bay City & Alpena R.R.
Time Table No. 5.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Mail and Express.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Mail and Exnraaa

All trains run by the Nineticth Meridian on Cen
trail Standard time.
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luth.
E. p. Motley came to town yester-
day morning.
Rev. Thompson preached at Hill
man last Sunday.
The family of Mr.. Faulconer have
returned to Detroit.
j. Dawson arrived home Thursday,
from his trip to Flint.
H. III. Wittelshofer has gone on q
trip to New York city.
J.F. Grant left on steamer Alpena,
Sunday last, for Detroit.
Mrs. E. K. Potter returned home
last week from her trip east.
Mrs. F. N. Barlow started last night
on her return home to Petosky.
7. G. Spratt leaves this forenoon
on trip to Saginaw and the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Kelley arrived
home last night from Port Huron.
Mrs. Walker was a passenger on
the steamer City of Alpena, last Sun
day.
T. M. Luce, of Detroit, was in town
last week, and returned home Sunday
last.
L. G. Dafoe came up on the steam
err City of Alpena Saturday last, from
Detroit.
F. w. Fletcher arrived by steamer
City of Alpena, from Detroit, Satur-
day last.
Rev. Thos. McCague breaches every
evening this week in the Presbyterian
church.
Harvey Hitchcock, of Adrian, is
in town visiting his brother w. d.
Hitchcock.
Frank l.. Wean has entered the
law department of the Ann Arbor
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Long Rapids,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-07

vIcE-PREsIDENr.
Thomas Andrew Hendricks. Salary slO,OVO'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
Fourth Ward Co.for's Notice.

Notice IL hereby gwen tiiae office Of the col
lector Tor tne four.h Iafili b. held at the
county treasurer once Lsitreet and that the
lax f.oli Tor salh wafd - no the hands of the
unde rslgn,N LOT coieGton. Mat he Will attend
at ms said once uDtl ana ii6ling the 10th day
81 january, aiter tne hrst ptt,tion of this no
tice from 8 o'clock a. m. to block n. m for
the purpose Of receiving taxa
thAS. ,ADBINSON.
. ooheeFOurth Ward.
Dated Grand Rapids Nov. 3si
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09

Notice is here5y given that the offd tho col
lector far the Sixth ward will be held ! ecor,n-
ot tleon'ru anu Rtplhe s.ree's anu the tax
fill Ter -sti1 W'iv = ii"" IA 'iis "'lt' the un-
defSisne5 i9 coitSHoh any - :. attend
January. after the first publication of tnsico
frCm o'clock a. m. until > o'clock p. t. -
purpose of receiving taxes.
BARTEL JONK
Collector SIXTH
Dated Grand Rspids. Nov. ~, lisa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
FirssTard CoUector's Notice.

Notice hereby given that the office of the col
lector for First ward will be held at IL Sonfb
Iona stre,8nd that the tax roll for said ward is
now IN Inands of the undersigned for collec-
ton, ana .he will attend at his said office un-
I'll and nciing the 10th day of january. after
the first pusation of this notice from o'clock
a. m until l,lock n m for the purnose cf re-
ceiving taxes
Dated GraqRaDids No-. 20 1884
7. w. VAN DOMMELI.EN,
COLLECTOR First Wand.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09

Notice - her 10y given tha, ,, zee Of the col
iectoT TOT ne r. rifth ware vii pe, at Richmond
for said ward ia now in the hI of the nm
deislfneH TOT c"iieclioh anu lila viii attend
a. ms stid ohi.e un'i anu ny" the 10th day
of January. AT ei she hist Pu11nCa of this no.
nee. from siocA .. l'. III , " k p. m. for
LEONARD GOW
(OilectOriI WI
Dated Grand Ranids Nov. ~. Isl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09

Notice Is heragiven that the office of the col
lector tor tne Seld ward will be held at Sproul
~ Mc6urrln re. l5l and 153 Monroe street,
and Thar the TAX for said ward is now in the
hands OF the unds sgned for collection, and that
De VIII attend al said office until and includ-
me the loth Gay o!nuary after the first publica
tlon OF tins noucrom o'clock a. m. until
clock p. m. Ior purpose of receiving taxes.
Dated Urinu tsik Nov. % 1881.
JAMES MUIR,
collector Second Ward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
J. W. EDDY.

We have used your Magic on for several yaars
and would Lot ike a. t,S without a. a. il IL ,ood
family medicine VIZ. Burns, Bruises Sore
Ihrost Colds. etc. hence truly recommand il a.
the public kff. T.. NAADkhN Alkn.
Patterson. n j. Feb. H. 1874.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
Third UqroeoHector,s Notice.

Notice is hereby givthat the ofTice Of tho col
lectof Tor tne 1Idrd Wssswill be held at DenisOns
ugrlcu4infh w9ihs' On Division street, and
tat the tax ron t9r saAard is now in the hands
of the undeIslShed iot fctiOn. and that he will
attend AZ ms Office uIand including the 10th
Gay oi January, alter INST publication of this
notice. from 5 O'Clock d nntiI o'cock n n,
Tor the purpose OF receiS iexe.s -
Dated urand i&plus- . 1sSf.
kRY JEWETT.
Rector Third Ward.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09

Notice Is herehy given that the cihce cf e.
lacfnr for the seventh ward wall BE- held aftt
NeHesnoids street. between Fourth andfb
sfrspfs. and that the tax roll fnr said ward K
ia the hands 0f the undersigned for coli8
ami that be viii attend az his said office unts
includinu ere 10th dav of january. after thd
publication ~ this notice. from O'Clock. 4
untii 5 o'clock. p. IN. For the purpose e rccas
faxs s..
Dated Grand Rapids Nov. 81 issi.
JOHN A. LEMON.
fafIs..fnr seventh Wa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-09
Read What Vans Magic Oil or King
OF Pain s-ss ccre or
the Peocis

We have used Vans Magic On fos internal and
szteraasl lEcatlons IN csss ~ Colds CoAc. .lu<s.
b0rns, bruises. etc.. and ind none hsSser. II -
especially adapted % cAildfel- II II used
with safety and satisfaction and earnestly
RECON mend II IL parents
Mnskssoa Sep1 ~ lss&.
have used vans Magic oll ior AsaFelsi1. and
II has proved IA be satisfactory Il has c1-ed
entirely. also our Dexf door naighbor ~as
cured by IL Joeis<1ns Aleft, % Internal use for
Sure Threat. oolnbined Wit severe Cough aud
ho3rseness; also 3 man by the name If Stoffel
hwintens carsd % n II very severe Lame
Magic Oil
Yours truly. JACOB DEsPfIDER
We have nses3 yoglr Magic Oil for several year,
and would lot hke a. be without a. a. il l. eood
family nIedlclne, VIZ. Burns, Bruises. Sore
Threat. Colds etc. hence truly recommano Il a.
the public. ktt. T.. NAADkRNhlkn
Patterson. \. j.. Feb. II, lsS4.
Ms. \. q. AAkDKKIlSDEs-Ne have used yonf
Magic Oil with great satisfaction One of oul
children Has taken sick with ieO-oalledl diKh-
thsria OF course we employed q doctor but the
child grew worse eVerg oay. One morning, the
doctor called with four more Of hls prsfeesions
and consulted. IL the child would be alive IN the
evening they were 10 open tie chlids throet and
cut the phlegm out. The / dad not approve of,
bat there no hope of the child recovery
consented. FINALLY our nelghbor, Mrs. d. Wander
werp. called with bottle Of your Magic Oil aud
asked II We would use if-li would ooef us moth
ing Ne gave the child tiree OF nVe dnole IN
terDaly every hour, and poutloed the soles of its
feet With onions and hathed its throat well with
Magic Oil. and v hen the doctor came in the even
ing he wanted la know what Ne had gwen the
child as II breallled 10 much easier 1 told him
We used Vans Magic Oh III said keep right on
using lt that better than he could do. /
have thanked Mrs. AAndefweTp a thousand sime~
for ber kindness. and / sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. You're truly
MRS A. u. PAIN
Muskeg0n 1 would say have known the ef-
fects of Vans Magic Oil, Ia domestic practice.
always with good eftects. never with bad effecls.
Have prescribed il IA my prHot1oe find IL b very
good and safe medicine.
w. II. DEI4AP. MI
Vans Magic Oh or King OF Pain II mannfao-
tnred boy n. a. Nsnderlinde. Maskeeon Mich
and L. sold by all dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-03
The Nicaragua Treaty.

The defeat Of the Nicaragua treaty in
the Senate is disappointment to the ad-
ministration, as well as to Senator Ed
munds and others who worked for its rat
ification by the necessary two-thrds vote.
The speech of Senator Bayard against
it was fatal to the measure 1t was sup
posed that he represented the views of
Grover Cleveland, in regard to the treaty
Cleveland is opposed to it and desired it
defeated. A few democrats supported It,
but enough voted against it to defeat rati-
fication. Those who voted for it are in
dignant with Cleveland for his inter
ference against the treaty before he has
been inaugurated, but their wrath will
probably subside when the President
takes his seat, and they will meekly sub
init to discipline until the offices are dstrib.
uted and the hour for retaliation arrives.
An effort to save the treaty is being
made by its friends and supporters, but
the course of Cleveland is likely to
prove the death of it.
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Dynamiters Near Home.

In speaking of the attempt to blow up
the Parliament buildings, we mentioned
that private property is as subject to at
tacks by dynamiters as public property,
and that it is necessary for the general
safety to crush out the barbarous occupa.
ton as speedily and effectually as posi-
BILE.
Since then some dynamite fend has
tried his hand at blowing up buildings in
New York belonging to private parties.
in revenge for private injuries,
practically demonstrating that this terri
BILE agent of destruction may and will
be used to blow up private as well as pub
lie property Those who endorse the
murder of monarchs and the destruction
of palaces do but encourage and lead on
to the sacrifice of humble individuals and
their humble buildings. If people would
think that their rash and thoughtless ut
terances give license to assassins to blow
them into eternity, without warning, they
would be more careful what they say
about the use of dynamite. All good citi-
zens willjoi in demanding that whatever
measures are necessary and will be effec-
tive in crushing out this evil. shall be
adopted by communities and thoroughly
enforced
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Bangor Wing and Courier.
Malicious and False.

The New Age in its issue of Jan. 23rd,
among the many complimentary illusions to
Postmaster Manley of Augusta makes the
following false statement:
"How long since was it that the Governor and
Council. the republican members of the Senate and
House signed and forwarded to the U. 5. Senate a
formal protest against his confirmation as Supervis-
or or OF Internal Revenue The present Governor of
the state, as Speaker of the House, signed it, The
Portland Press and Bangor Wing both backed it. II
became so hot for the Boss the nomination was
withdrawn"
Early in 1874 Mr. Manley was nominated
by President Grant, upon the recommends
ton of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
and the Secretary of the Treasury, Supervisor
OF Internal Revenue. His nomination was
made upon recommendation of his
superior officers and was based upon
the record he had made as an
Internal Revenue Agent. The position
was an important one and carried with it A
great deal of political patronage 1t was
made in the midst of the United States SEN
atorial campaign, and as Mr.. Manley was
known to be an ardent advocate of the re-
election of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, his pro-
motion was opposed by the Portland p ess
and by some of the opponents of Mr. Ham
lin Neither the Governor nor the Council.
nor the republican members of the Senate and
House signed and forward to the United
States Senate formal protest against his
confirmation, nor did the present Governor
of the State as Speaker of the House. sign
it, nor did the Bangor Wing back it The
statement is an absolute falsehood and the
editor OF the New Age either is ignorant
which Is his misfortune, or prefers falsehood
to truth. Mr.. Manley learning that his nom
ination was being used against the re-elec-
ton of Mr.. Hamlin, it being alleged
that he would use the patronage of the
office to aid Mr.. Hamlin's reelection. called
upon Mr.. Hamlin and asked him to have his
name withdrawn. With characteristic COURAGE
and fidelity Mr.. Hamln replied you were
nominated because of the good record YOU
have made as Revenue Agent, and | will
stand by You to the end if it costs me the
Senatorship." Mr.. Manley insisted upon the
withdrawal of his name, and at his request
1t was Withdrawn. Some wears later the
Senate of the United States unanimously
confirmed him for one of the most important
Federal offices in New England
Ex-Governor Plaisted is apparently seeking
to commend himself to the favor of the in
coming democratic administration by emu
lating and exceeding the mendacious malig-
nancy that characterized his paper when
Pillsbury conducted it, and we must saw that
his success in the role is we'll calculated to
make the hero of Kingfield turn green with
jealousy.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

AUGUSTA. Jan. is, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
given before the Judiciary Committee in their com
mittee room, as follows:
Hearing on petition for Superior Court for Aroos
took County, February 3, 1885 at 30 T. NJ
Feb. Sd, at 2 p. NJ, on an order to change the
State election from September to November. On a
bill to regulate the erection of posts and lines for the
purposes of electricity.
Feb. 4th at p. NJ, on bill to amend Chap. SO,
Sect of the Revised Statutes relating to marriage
and its solemnizatiOn.
Feb at P. NJ, on bill establishing State
Board of Health. On petition of the county com
missioners of Piscataquis county for authority to
make a loan.
Feb. 8, at P. M, on petition for authority to
remove bodies from Brownville buring ground.
February 6, a hearing on the act to incorporate
the East 81 Re Water Co., in Augusta.
February 9Th, on an act to amend Sec. 5, Chap. )
of the Revised Statutes, so as to provide for the
election of seectmen of towns for the term of three
years, electing one annually.
On petition OF Daniel Holland, ct ais. for Regis
try Law on Feb. 5, at p. NJ.
On bill to Relieve the Grand Trunk Railway from
certain taxation on Feb. 5, at p. ".
On petition of Lewiston and Auburn Horse Rail
road Co for authorit to issue bonds on Feb. t. at
p. NJ
On bill to repeal certain penalties and forfetures
the treasurers of corporations in such manner
as to affect pending SUITS on Feb. 6, at p. NJ.
C. Z. LITTLEFIELD. Secy. Jud. Com.
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LIE gislative Notices.

Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
given before the Committee WAYS and Bridges
as follows On February 4th at = NJ, on the petit
tion of Selectmen and others of Dresden for author
ity TO rebuild lower bridge on East River
On petition of Mitchell Bailey and Others for au
appropriation of m lney to build road through the
town of Ripley, known the swamp Road.
Gu petition of II. Brown and others, f.r an ap
preparation for repairs on bridge the Malta
wamkeag.
On petition of Selectmen and others, for an appro
priation aid in repairing bridge across the Malta
wamkeag river in Mattawamkeag
February nth at 2 +. NJ petition of Joseph
Litlefeld and Others of Wells, for passage of an ac
authorizing County Commissioners of York County
to locate bridge over 0gunquit River
On petition of William II. McAllister and other.
for appropriation to build bridge across thorough
fare between North and Grand Lake on the ST. Croix
waters.
O. W. FREEMAN, Sec. tor Committee
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PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.

Bill an act to change the name of Annie
Dyer to Emma Sewell Thompson; an
act to amend an act to incorporate the
Passadumkeag Log Driving Co.; an act to
provide in part for the expenditures of gov
ernment an act to repeal those portions of
sec. 81 chap 40 of the revised statutes relat-
ing to Nequasset stream in Woolwich and
Copsecook or Orange river in Whiting.
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Legislative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
held before the Committee on Railroads, Teegraphs
and xpresses, as follows:
Wednesday, 4th Feb, 1ss5.-On all orders, bills
re|ating to the regunnn of tariff rates m raiIrnads
On bill an act to incorporate the ossipee Valley Tel
egraph and Telephone Co.
Wednesday, nth Feb ,lSe5-On petitions of Grand
Trunk Railway Co., for amendment of Chapter COL
of Public Laws of 1865, and for amendment of Chap
$50 of Public Laws of 1855. On ttion FOR a rail.
road from Pennington to Attean or Jackmantown.
On petition for extension of charter of the Skovhe
gaa and Athens Railroad Hearings to be held in
tine committee room at O'Clock r. VI.
GEO. I. SEW ALL, Sec. of Com
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Legislative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be
held before the Committee on Legal Affairs, in the
Senate Chamber, as follows:
On Tuesday, Feb. 3rd, 1885, at 2 p. NJ, on the pc
tition OF 5. $. Brooks and others for amendment
of the city charter OF Augusta restoring the Common
Council.
On Tuesday, Feb. 3rd. 1885, at 3 2. NJ, on the pc
tition OF W. Scott aill and COS others of Augusta
for an act to amend their city charter as elect
their City Marshal by plurality vote of the people
c. NJ. STEARNS,
jan30d4t Sec, Com. on Legal Affairs.
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Legislative Hearing.

The Committee State lands and state roads
hereby give notice that public hearings will be held
at the room OF the State Land Agent on Wednesday
Feb. 4th at O'Clock 2. NJ. as follows: Petition OF
Municipal officers of Fort Kent ard OF lers ARGOS
took County, TO aid in building TWO bridges on Fish
River.
Petition of assessors and others OF Hamn Plan
tation, Aroostook County, for aid 10 build bridge
Petition of John +. Peterson Tor deed of two lots
of land in New sweden, Aroosfook County.
HENRY c. GOODWIN,
Sec. Of Committee.
Augusta, Jan 3lst, 1885.
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Legislative Notice.

AUGUSTA, Me, January II, 1885.
The Committee on RAILROADS. Telegraphs and Elk
presses hereby gives notice that public hearings will
be held as follows:
the Drigo Telegraph Company" IAN act to in.
corporate the Boston and Maine Express Company
IAN act to incorporate the Maine Telephone and
Telegraph Company" hearing to be held at the
committeeman on wednesday, February 4th, 1885,
at PIP. NJ
GEO. I. SEwALL, Sec'y of Committee.
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Notice is hereby given that hearing upon the pc
titon of +. q. Messer and others for legislation re
quiring the use OF temperance text books in the
common schools of the state, will be held by tn.
Committee on Education, at their room, on Wed
nesday, Feb. 4, at O'Clock 7 NJ.
On the petition of Chas. II. Gould and others Of
School District No. II, of Brdgton, on wednesday
Feb. 4, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
j. 7 HANEY. Sec. tor the Com.
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NOTICE..

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
AUGUSTA. Jan. 10, 1855.
Not &c is hereby given that the time for the Re.
ception of Petitions fer Private and Special Legsla-
tion h rs been limited by the Legislature to January
81. next. NICHOLAS FES-ENDEN,
| janl6d2w Clerk of House.
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Committee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that public hearing will
be given by the Committee on Ways and Bridges, in
the State House at Augusta, Wednesday. 4th inst
at2P. NJ, in regard to amending special law of 1879
relating to building bridge from North Haven to
Burnt Island, in the County of Knox.
o. W. FREEMAN,
Sec, Com. on WAYS and Bridges.
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Pile Tunors.

however large, speedily and painlessly cured
without knife, caustic or salve. Send six
cents in stamps for pamphlet, references and
reply. Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, 663, Main Street, Buffalo. NY.
| feb3tTuF&wlw
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Committee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
before the Committee on Insane Hospital on the Pc
tition of Mrs. l.. c. Pennell in Room No. II, on
Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ.
Per order of David H. Cole. Chairman.
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''For the past four wears l have sold a
large amount of Adamson's Botanic Balsam,
and it has given such universal satisfaction
that always recommend it before anything
else for coughs and colds
Re. c. POWERS, Druggist,
DRAWERS Mass >
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Legislative Notice.

The Committee on County estimates will be in
sion Friday, Feb 9th, at O'Clock z. NJ, at room
No. IL, to consider County estimates not yet con
sidered,
HENRY c. GOODWIN,
Sec. of Committee.
Augusta, Jan. 3lst, 1885.
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Legislative Hearing.

Notice is hereby given that the Committee on Ag
ricnture will give public hearing at Room No. Is
in the State House, Thu sday, Feb. II. to all those
interested in the manufacture and sale of oleomarga
rine.
f. f. PARKHURST, j. II. COMINS,
Chairman. Secretary.
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Legislative Notice.
CHANGE OF NAME.

CHANGE OF NAME.
Notice is hereby given that hearing will be given
on Tuesday next, at O'Clock Z. NJ, at Room Il, on
the prti ion OF Charles Dudley for change of name.
Also, same time, petition for same by Frances
Ellen Hamor. JAMES NUTTING,
Secretary of Committee.
Augusta, jan ", 1885. jan2sdlw
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Legislative Notices.
FISHERIES AND GAME.

Also, on February 9Th, at p. NJ, on all petitions
relating TO any change in the game laws.
+. A. GooGtNs. Secy Com. on Fish's and Game
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Committee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Committee on Ed.
ucation Will give hearing on Wednesday, Feb 4th,
on the of temperance text books in Schools
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M,Ittayu 1IfdirS

The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in the
AdjutaBt Generals office, Tuesdays, at L. NJ.
A. T.. NICKERSON, ic,,;
W. W WHITMARSH, Chairnen'
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State Lands and State Roads

The Commute on State Lands and State Roads
will meet at the Room Of the State Land Agent, on
Wednesdays, at O'Clock p. VI.
PHiLI lu WILSON chairmen.