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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FOUR CENTS.
VOL. 1. AUGUSTA, ME., WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 23, 1870. \0 70
Jituntkc |flurnal.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
BV SPHAGl'E, OWEN A NASH.
Sailg Jttmulicc journal.
Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contain, the latest news by telegraph and mail,
and gives the proceedings of the Legislature in full,
also report* of proceedings of important commit
tee* and the Agricultural aud Educational depart*
menu.
Terms, $7 per annum in advance $8 il partner'
is not made within the year Single copies 4 cents,
to be had at the boolutores and at thi* ofllce.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertiou* or less. $1.0u; 25 ct». for every »ubbcqtmut
iu*ertion. Longer advertisement*, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
ai favorable term* to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 percent, additional.
Amusement Notices, $2 per rquare per week
Mleehli) itcmicbcc journal,
Publ^hed every Wednesday morning,
!• the largest tolio paper m the state*, containing
iic v*. poliiia.il article*, agri -uhural and scientific
m ilt *r. t il“*. po -try, anecd »te.-, household recipe*,
markets, A'*., Ac.
T-tnus 12 per annum in advance
Transient Advertisements, $1.50 per inch foi
first week; 25 cents per week i"i each subsequent
insertion.
Special Notioes, $2.00 per inch for flr-t week;
40 v.jpi* per week lor each subsequent week.
Easiness Notices, in read.ng columns, 20 cents
per line for flr»t insertion ; 10 cents per line for each
•ubaaqiymt insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Daily Express Line!
Ii KICK'S
Kennebec & Boston Express!
ON* ml alter Feb 21-t 1*70 Briok’s Kennebeo
<ft Boston Express will run betveen
Boston. Port I md. Brunsw »ek. Kiehmond. Gardiner.
Hallow ell Augu-ta, and all intermediate stations.
Goods Forwarded to all parts of the United
States at Low Rates.
Having had three year-’ experience in the Ex
prc»ri between the K -uni bee and Bo-ton, the pro
prietor hopes by -t. t ttmiion t<» bu.-ines* to
merit a fair -l .are of the public patron >ge.
AGENTS: B >-ton. B. It >inith. 57 Kilby Street;
Portland, Q L T.othmp ,t Co . P7 Exchange *t :
Augusta, J F. Pierce; U miswiek K. Crawford;
Gardiner Palmer A Co.; Richmond, K F Hatch;
Hallo well. C E Fuller. ttofeletf
C. H. STARBIRD,
Pbiitographer anil Artist,
.\KIV GRANITE BLOCK,
Nearly opposite Post Office, ;Up Stairs,?
Makes ail tho best style* of Pictures in the Art.
PICTIRES COPIED-k ENLARGED,
— AND —
FlnMird in India Ink nr Colors.
At prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory.
49-The public are invited to call and examine
Specimens 1n-vt* and tini<he>l at hie rooms.
AUGUSTA. ME. HlanTOds
H i- e w Htor'n Hotel,
SKOWHECAN, ME.
r | A f 11 ^ largo un.t conuiio'lTun., i-* sitiifitoi at
1 tin-h.:ul->r th<- F ills mi the Kenm-lwrivrr.il>
tl>o eutrrpri.iiig villuga of skewlu-gnn, the leriniuu*
of the Portland A Kennebec It It
This i- one of the be-t arranged Hotels for family
borders there it* in the State, and a better place for
Summer report, cannot be found in Maine. The 1
beat of water, beautiful drive- on the bank* of the
river. Ashing and sailing pond-in the vicinity, trout
brooks, where you can c «tch an abundance of the
spotted brook trout any day in the year.
Price.- *or permanent or transient boarding are
very low, so our cu-tomers can afford to come often
and >tav a good while.
\V* alao have a large airy -t iblc to board horse*
for the guest* that wish to bring their team* with
them Vl-o one of the be»t half-mile t1otting pat k
in fa-* state, i* connected with the llou-e free for
|h * gue-t- to train their horse- or drive for pie .-11 re.
tlTj in-tt 3. B BREWSTER. Proprietor.
BATH HOTEL,
33y CJ. M. Plummcx-,
RAT1I. ME.
Rortr/l, - - $1 per 7M//.
♦lljun-ly
Photographs & Melanotvpes,
At the same OLI> PLAC'D,
At the »ame OLD PRICKS, rii i
9 1-0 u’jtf Pictures in Cards for 50 cents.
4 1-4 *« *4 44 50 44
4 1-4 •* in Card envelopes, 50 cts.
1 5x7 “ in Mat, 50 44
10 TIST VPES for 25 cents.
A good assortment oi
FRA SIKH. AMiim Ac..
now Oil haiiit. ^9* Particular attention given to
copying.
5 D ior* south of the Post Office, irdl’STt, MK
tljan70*:tm II- I1AII.KY.
Cotiorli Cnndy I
lirEtDR^BrRtl'S corcsil CANDY cures
\\ COITGHS COLDS. WHOOPING COl GH and
all Throat trouhies.
2 Doors south of Granite Block, Market Sq.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Tfftnoy Goods, c£30., soul liy
lanl-lyt _ 'V. WKXPKMtriln.
Wire Worlis
Saccarappa, Maine.
Messrs. WARREN & PENNELL,
AiroiTLD Inform the public that they mamifae*
turo ami keep constantly on hunt! every de
scription of
IRON WIRE,
mail* from the best material. Special attention
given to
Spring nnd Mnclilnery Wiici
Also, Wire Uuued, straightened and cut to order.
tds*
BOS W O B T EC
IIAVIHI KLIIOVER TO
(2 Doors south of Bridge street,) which has been expressly fitted up for his business, whet
will be found a VERY LARUE STOCK of
SPRING WOOLLENS!
Of tlio Latest Fashions,
WHICH WILL BE CUT AND MADE UP TO ORDER IN THE
Very Latest Style,
ALSO, WILL BE FOUND
A LARCE STOCK OF
Heady Made Clothing,
-AND
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
R. T. UOSWORTH.
Augusta, Mar. 7th. 1S70. +7mar-:f
•
i lli; PLACE TO HIV
PrcucL, Eugene, Solo Xj -ntlicr,
And all kind- of common
T 11 A V E R Tj I >T O T R IJ X Iv B !
Abu, Ladiub'i,nd Gout.-' TRAVELLING A SHOPPING RAGS, is at
HAMILTON & TURNER’S,
135 Water Street.
The Right Plate to buy your It YRNESSEs, and got the celebrated IH'NN II YRNEss. j. at
IIOIILTO\ A TtKWK’S, 135 WATER STREET.
The chea]M/'t place to buy WHIPS. CCIlRYCOMBS. BRLsIlES BLANKETS. SfR( INGLEs, HAL
TERS. Ac., ia at HAMILTON & TURNER'S,
• 135 WATER STREET.
HARNESSES!
For Burinesti, 1‘lcusur«*. To tilting. Trucking. C.irlltig A E \ pressing.
Manufactured from GOOD OAK ^Tot’K. and by the bopt of workmen.
'Ve would remind the pubic tli it ou. II.inic^s look all the premium-ottered at the laf=t State Fair
—lour in number. Al-o tlie ih>t preni: mi at the bite New Kugl.iud Fair.
A* our customer* are duly iutorme.; lli.it our Harnesses arc Mac lime Stitched—\re would in rite
them aud the pabl.-’ gem r.dh to call an t examine the l uye-t -t*- k d re idy-m d>* Harue--ep ever of
h ied in tins cilv. and we vv.ll oouvim e t.iem that we m ake the be-t H VM> a*i'M'CiI£l) work to be had
for the same amount of money, and il‘Wt. don’t have on hand vvu.it ;■» want. i. can make it at short
notice. Sample* ol t» d*t ijiit Oroide > Her, Covered, aud dapauued Trim u-’d 11 mie.-s, may be »«*tu at
our salesroom, NO. 1R MIDDLE STltEKf. HJ3NKY DCJNN A SON.
For fegulo l>y
Hamilton Ob Turner,
135 WATER STREET, - - AUGUSTA, MAINE,
til tub tf Opposite! Deering & Holway’s.
MANSION' HOUSE,
STATE STREET, : : AUGUSTA, ME.
I'11 IS lime is provi.l.*.! iritj. Bath Rooms,
where 11 »t iu I Coll Baths can Ire hut at .nil
if*. It has also a first-•.'I us Hilliarl lloll, for
u sts o ily. Co i i rt'- l with the 11 •us.- is a Urge
i<l comm > lions Simpl- It > >tn, <m Wat r Street,
utr illy i k:ite I, wh -r • Sample Agent* can show
■eir go Us, free or charge.
fa ■ »*r >pri t »r, thuuful f >r the liberal pttronage
lich th; a'» »v* II .use h is *?nj lye l since us open
* ues pl-i.ur .a informing Ins patruis that he
II rn i f r • C irri iges to ami from toe Cars ami
• its u itil lurth r i *tiee
t'ii «*f 1 w t i t i ■ th .V II U'*'* is a Livery Sti
le, wh-ire g>>l t-i:n» cn hvl at re n amble
rat s. W M TllWKR, /*roj)rictor.
G. I*. CnctlKA t K, C lei k.
THE SILENT SEWING MACHINE!
AS A FAMILY ASSISTANT,
The Willi-ox & liihbs So wins Machine!
Will l»c foil ml to excel sill other*. The ease with which it runs, its ready adaptation to all
kinds of work without delay or hesitation, it* quiet fidelity, iis
Superior Strength and Durability of Work,
arc points that astonish mid delight ill who make its acquaint inec. Ladies who are unfa
miliar with this Machine, do not yet know the full blessing and comfort of a Sewing Ma
chine in the family, though they may possess many others and think they are satisfied.
In proof of this assertion is the significant fact,
That its strongest advocates and most enthusiastic admirers arc always found among
those who have used and arc most familiar with ol/ur leading machines.
From the thousands of testimonials from all parts of the country, wo select the follow ing
from the city of Augusta:
AUGUSTA, March, 1870.
Having used the XVilloox A Gibbs Sewing Machine in oar respective foind es upon
all the various kinds of work required, some of us from one to six years, others lor
a shorter tuuo, some of us also being familiar with tho use of other leading machines,
we cheerfully reoommoud it as a most excellent family machine. It runs easily and
quietly, is simple and easy in its management, does not got out of order, is always
ready, its work is strong and durable, and in all respects gives most entire satisfaction.
Mrs. S. S. Brooks, Mrs. C. F. Penney,
“ John McArthur, “ Enoch Sampson,
“ H. M. Potter, “ S. (}. C. Pullen,
“ A. M. I.yford, “ G. B. Hoyt,
“ li. XV. Cross, “ A. J. Hcynolds,
“ C. E. Page, “ H. G. Smiley,
“ T. C. Hoyt, Mis* Minnie XYoart,
“ c. II. Starbird, Mr. Thomas Wadsworth,
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Agency,
At Store of F. I.YFORD,
' touur AtJOXJS T-A..
THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
(Established m lbU5.)
Enlarged and Improved.
A POLITICAL & FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Not Excelled by any in the State.
Just Enlarged and Printed on
New, Plain, and Handsome Type!
Having Full Reports of Legislative proceedings;
oarelully prepared Political Articles. Facts and sta
tistics; Local. Domestic and Foreign News; Corres
pondence; Talcs, Poetry, Agricultural and other
Mieceliuncou* Matter.
Ao Increase of Subscription Price—A Goad
Time to Subscribe.
The Weekly Kennebec Journal.
The Kennebec Journal is in the Forty-fourth year
ol its age. it has just been enlarged, and la now a
THIRTY-SIX COLUMN PAPER,
Us size not being exceeded by that of any other
paper in tile stale, and oui pasted ny but lew m oilier
States.
Il WJLI. CONTAIN
Carefully Prepared Pol ti 1 Arti le*. Fact®, Stnti*»
tie-, >peeclie- and Extra' l-; Full Reports ol
tile lhoceeding.- ol the M..ine Legi-Ldure;
Reliable lulbnirilion in relation to mut
ter* pertaining to the Mate t.overu
me.it; la-port-. ol the Doing- of
Congre-- : Local and *iate
Nitt:-; Mimiilarie* ol Do
me-tie an t Foreign
New.-;
Report* oi the
Mu ket- i t IL.ine
find Abroad; well -<?•
lected I ales. Po«• t r y .
Agricultural and >»llu 1 Intel
e-ting and Foetid Kc . ling for the
Family; al-n Correspondence from Abroad
and original Aitides upon subjects of licn’l Interest.
It ha- been enlarged from
Twrnty-llight to Tliiity-Mx (oluinm,
in width, and proportionately increased in lei.gth.
and is printed -<u an
Entire New Suit of Type,
Making it one of ll.e
Handsomest and Most Readable,
as w ell as one of the
CHEAPEST PAPERS IN PRICE,
published. The price of subscription has not been
increased on account of enlargement.
Now is the Time to Subscribe!
Tl.HMS $2 00 per annum in advance. $2 25 at the
end of six months, and $2.50 at the end ol the year.
Published every Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec Journal,
Will be issued every morning, (Sundave excepted,)
on and alter the first of January. Will give
Full and Accurate Reports of the Proceedings of
the Legislature from day to day; Report-of Im
poitant Hearings before* Committees; Abstracts
ot 1 ii-mi-g.on* in the Hoards of Education and
Agriculture; will have the Latest News by Tele
frrapli tue same a* other dailies, and will also
lave Editorials. Correspondence. Local* and the
u-ual Summaries of New s, also tlm moot Import
ant Speeches of the Session.
The Discussions in the Board of E hi ’ation will give
New and Additional Importance t«* the D.MLl
Jol’unal, ao it will contain reports of them.
Terms, $7.00 per year, $2.00 for the Session.
Member* of the I.egi-1 dure will do their con
-t.tm-nt-and them-elve- a favor to interest them
-elves in getting subscriber* to the above publica
tion- Tiie Duly keeps up that correspondence
between the People and their Representative*
through their I.egi-1 live Report*, which i* uecco
-arv and agreeable to both.
No Tri-Weekly will be published. Those peison*
who de-ire a full report of the Legislative Proceed
ing.-, mu.-t subscribe for the Daily «j<*i knal.
IV>-tmaster* and Members of the Legislature
authorized to take subscriptions.
The Weekly and Duly Kennebec Journal
are published at Augu ta, Maine, by
SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
Oysters! Oysters ! Oysters!
7'/-'/ Thrm ! Ti'n Then- !
ll^K receive our Ov-ter* fre.-h from th ship at
Portland and open them ourselves, a id you
get them tre-h from tin* shell.
You will also liud at our market a good s.ipply of
Frr-b Fish.
ItrliiiKi clam-,
Nlliil.i'd ll.llihKl.
I*i im.- !\o. I Uackcrcl,
and a general a*sortment of
Sail anti Cori,»*d I'i-li !
Cushing & Ilolmes,
Near Railroad Bridge, WA'l ER ST.,
) .II LT ST,#. .f#JT,
S, W. HUNTINGTON & GO,7
iYhoIrsalt Denim In
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS1
190 Water Street,
‘aijgusta, IVI3S.
S4 Devonshire St.,
nosTonr, MASS.
S. IV. Huntington, S. L. II u n t Ins ton,
Bin). Huntington, Ilia.. II. >u»oa.
fillob-ly
HENRY BAILEY, Photographer,
8 Doors south of Post Office, Augusta, Me.
Melainotype Picture* ol ail -izc* mode at oppo
sition price- Particular tentiou paid to cop} mg,
tlJau7(KJm
GOVERNMENT OF MAINE, 1 870 .
GOVERNOR,
J user a L. Chamberlain, Brunswick
COIN' IL.
1-t District, Uranus O Brackett, Be rwick.
11 District, Willi, an Bearing, Portland,
3d District, William Rogers, Bath.
4th District. Ambrose 11 Abbot, China.
&tli District, Edward It. Spear, Rue Aland,
titli District, Joseph W . Porter, Burlington.
7 Hi District, D. R. Hobart, Dtumysville.
LXbt ITIVK OF* Ic *.RS.
Franklin M. Drew, Brunswick, Secretary of Stats.
George G. Stacy, Kt tar Falls, Deputy Secretary.
Jaii.es R Miiiiseu, Portland, Chief Clerk.
B B. Murray, Jr., Pembroke, Adjutant General.
Augu»: * L. Smith, Augusta, Clerk to Adjutant General.
George N. Page. Norridgewock, State Pension Clerk is
Adjutant General’s office.
W iin.iiu Caldwell, Augusta, State Treasurer.
Pylvai.ua l aldwell, Augusta, lreasurer’s Clerk.
Parker P. Burleigh, Linneus, Laud Agent.
OOVE NoE T STAFF
John M Brown, Portland, Colonel, Assistant Inspector
General.
Eugene k. Sanger, M. D , Bangor, Colonel, Assistant Sur
ge n General.
J ids-It •Camp, uith rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Bolden Connor, Thomas W Hyde,
George Varney, Nathan Cutler.
A'.Vrt 0 Morgan, Lewiston, Mil t?ry Soc’y to Governor.
Prciiti-s M. F 'gler, Augusta, Messen'r to Gov. and Council.
Benjamin F. Harris, Mactuas, Supt. of Public Buildings
George L G >odalc, Brunswick, State Assayer.
Cyri.s F Brack’ tt. liru swick, Suite Assayer.
Daniel Winslow, W estbrook, iiisjiector Gen. of Beef A Pork
David Fernald, Camden, Inspector General of Fish.
Geo F Diiii .gham, Uhitowi., Agt. Penobsc itTrilw Indians
G' F Wadsw- rtl , E.istport, Agt. Passanmqu'y Tribe In
Albert Paine, Bsug- r, Bans and Insurance Examiner.
Asa W Wildes, akowhegan, j
Samuel H Blake, li i:igor, £ Railroad Commissioners
Sol inun T. Corner, Portland, )
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
John Appleton, Bangor, Chief Justice.
associate justices.
Edward K -lit, Bung' r.
J >i a« Cutting, Bangor.
J utha i G Dickerson, Belfast’
Char.es \V Walt 'ii, P wtkmd
W .. .on G. Bari w?, liruu-wick.
Charles Danforth, Gardiner.
Ru.'US p. Tapley, SaC ».
ATT-iRVET O X ERA L
Thomas 11. Reed, Portin' l.
INSANE ASYLUM.
Ilenry M. Harlow, Al. 1;., Suj>eriutendent and Physician.
lligcK-w T. aanboru, M. D , Assistant Physician.
TRCMEEii
AV; ham B Laph 11.., M. l- , W - .s-.-ick. President.
John T Gilman, '1 D , P rilami.
I• r. M. K Ludwig, Th •inasTou.
11' . th- ' \ Fr ,?i, Spr; .gval --.
lion. A. li. Wake tied I, lia ig.»r.
STATE prison;
Warren W Rite, War leu.
LI bridge Burton, Deputy Warden.
IX4FKCTORS.
W i.'.inin WiDnn.
lluu. Ruins Prnce.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
Ilun. L. W. IVoodbury, Superiiiiendent^
TRt?TKF>.
II m N *ili W ..»U, Rang .r, Pr-si lent.
NN EG ’Ul*l, Portland, S-cretary.
11 Nathan Da «\ \ tr.-l. I reasurer. *
II .1 reniy \N I*. rt« r, Sir ng.
Tol.ias L->r i, Stundish.
sT A IE" t < -LLKntf I'E A .RI< t I.TI RE AND TnE M EC HA VIC ARTS
Trustees
11 n Abner Coburn, Sk<*w began, President.
Hun. Thomas S Ling, Augusta.
II NN ham P NN i ig.it'-, Bangor
II i. L> ad *n Oak. Uitrl.uid.
R<-' . San u 1 F Dv. Bath
•I C. Ala Ijgan, 11 niton.
11 n. l?aial> St .tsi a, Rang r. Treasurer.
Samuel Joinis u . A. Al., «»r >no, s cretary.
Exeatttie Committee.
lion. Win P. Wingate, lion. Lyndon Oak, Hon. TL-inas
S. Ling.
Examining Committee.
J—hu » L. < hand* rial i, LL. D ; 1U*\. Ainory Rattles-, lion.
Tli- Uiad S. Lang.
Eacuity.
Merritt C. Fernald AM., Ai ting President and Professor
cl Mathematics and Physics.
Sarau I Johnson, A. Al., larin Superintendent ami In
structor m Agriculture.
Stephen F Peckhatu. A 'l . Professor of Chemistry,
lalvin < utter, Ai. D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Physiology
and IIygeuc
C'-ry I"U R Likin. Instruct r in Book-keeping.
Cajit . a llcury E. Seller?, Uaugor, Instructor in Military
Tactics.
BOARD OF AGKICl LTl RE.
Sai: uel Wasson. hllsw rth, President
D 11 Thi..g, Alt. Vernon, \ ice President
s. L. G >o*!al*-, Sat-", Secretary.
Al. t . F-riiald, Omnu. )
6. P. Peck ham. Or-'iio.
t buries L 1 Linden, W iterville. } Alembert at Large.
< vrus k Brack- tt, Brunswick. ,
George L. Goodale, Brunswick. I
MCMBiRs VR- 'll Cor.VTir*.
S*-th Sour, man, for Cumberland C 'unv, Scarborough.
NN'Jdrs P NN aik* f, Sagadah -c C unity. T psluUn.
NN mi un Swett, Oxford County, S ut i Paris.
Levi L. Lucas, S*»mer»-t C- unty, St. Albaus.
Ir t Dm-. York County, Saco.
1 hjah B Stick* p"|e, pcnnbscr>t County. Kendutke&g.
Samuel NN'ass-ui. II me -ck County, Ellsworth.
J N ;i num l*utii.im, Aroostook County, Houlton.
Jeremiah it N »rten, Franklin County. Avon.
I.uth r chaiidMriai-i, Piscataquis County, Atkinson.
M - - L. Wilder, Washington County, Pembroke.
1?,-. .o II »*-, Knit’ unty, a *uth 11 q»e.
Daniel 11 Thing K* nneliec County, Alt Vernon.
George i. Brackett, Waldo County, Belfast.
/.. A Gilbert, An lr sc •g'giri County, East Turner.
Calvin ClfitiiP crlain, (State S viety,) Fo.xornft.
John Bodge, Lincoln County, Jeffers *n.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Warren Johnson, T pel mm, State Su|*erintendent.
Joseph F. Dunning, Clerk of au|* riuteiidcut, Portland.
i orNTT bL'Pi KVIaout.
At. I rose -ggin, C 11. Stetson. Lewiston.
Ar W T. Sleep* r, Sh rmun.
( umtK rlan l, J 11 Uet»b, (J •rliani.
Franklin, A 11. Ablaut, Farmington.
IlKims k, » hark* J Abb -tt, Cast pm
K- nnelv c, W 11 Bigvl -*w, Clinton.
K'.mx. O M Hies. It •cklami.
Lincoln, I> S. (Hidden, Newcastle.
Ovt r l. N T Tru •, Bethel.
I*eii« >mc t, 8 A Plummer, Dexter.
Piscataquis, \V 8 K i-wlton, Mor.ion]
Sagadahoc, l>. F l* tt r T -pshxn .
8 -m nit.;, G W. Hath way, akuwhtfgaa]
" i. I •, N A Luce, Freedom,
'V.ishington, W. J Corthell, Calais.
Yuri , >1. K. Mabry.
MAINE EDUCATION tL A580CIATICN.
Pr <ldent« J II H inson, U ak rviile.
\ i.- -pregidei t, C. C. R un !«*, Farmington.
StcreLiry and Treasur- r. C. B. Stetson, L ulatoa.
ex; < i Tivr CoM M1TTKE.
J II Hansen, Chairman, W itervllle*
B St-:» »n, l/owigton.
A P. m >nPortland.
.1 S liar ell, Lewis.on.
\Y J >hnson, To|M*mm.
C C. K -until*, Fanninirt'm.
J. I* Gross, Din-^wick.
(L T. FI- teher. Castine.
J 1L Webb, Y*rm utli.1
CO M MITT E E i N ST AT E V A LU AT ION.
J *hn P llulibur l, Hiram.
S th Scamman, .Ho- rb r
Alvin Currirr, Farmington.
Sehemiah ?m.irt, 3-‘ur*mout.
AUI Pr scott, Canaan.
Reuben 8 Pr»*8C»tt, 1$anger.
Partnmn H -ughton, Eastp.-rt.
Enoch Knight, P..rtland, Cl- rk of CumnilMions]
STATE LIBRARY.
Joseph T Wool ward. Librarian.
Shooting Turkic.
m. w. i. o x
SUCCESSOR TO //. .V. LELASD,
GUN SMITH
And Dealer In
Shooting Tackle of Every Variety.
RIFLE AND SHOT GUNS made to ORDER and
WARRANTED. Particular attention paid t«*
Choking Shot Guns to make them shoot thick and
! strong A Iso on hand, the bent lot of Ska tea in
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pattern. Key tugs and rings for Hotels Powder
of the be*-t quality for Planting or Sporting Re*
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. warrant©*!. ljan-)/
Committees of Ihc Legislature.
Joint Standi.vu Committees.
On the Judiciary—Messrs. Lindsey of Somerset,
Lane ol Cumbeiland. uud Ueed ol C umberlaud. of j
the.Senate; Messrs. W’luddvn of < ulais, Barker of j
Stetson, Smith of Saco. Bonney of Portland. Blins !
of W'.-odmiglou, Powers of llouiton, and Vooe of
W niterporl, ol the House.
On federal lleUdion*— Mewsr*. Cleaves of Oxford.
Lind-ey ol Somerset, and Ueed 1 Cumberland, of
the Senate; Me--a- Burke) of Stetson. Slone of,
kenncl'Uiik. MeGilverv of Sear.-port. W hidden of
Calais BurgebH ol Portland. smith of Warren, and |
Jordan "I BrmibW u k. ol the House.
On Muttony Af'air*—Me-.-rs. Gibbs of Cumber
land. 's»*aliev of Fork. and HaUbOu of York, of the
Senate; \les-i>. White >>I Bangor. Duncan of Kit
ten-, Spaulding of Lichi.ioiid. Phillips of Weld.
Sturgis ol blandish, Dennett <>f So. Berwick, and
Alexander ot Belmont, of the House.
On Count and frontier Defences—-Messrs. Morse
of Sagadahoc, Cushing «>f Waldo, and Tallmt of
W . -hington. of the .senate; Me *rs. Blake of Au
burn. Brawn ol Oldtown, Moulton ol Porter, Ames
of Jefferson, Mayo of Windham, Paige of V iuuI
haveu. and Gates «*1 liobbiubtoii. ol the Hume.
On Railroad*, lCuy* and Jirldgen— Messrs. Cubb
ing of Waldo. Morse of Sagadahoc, and Holland of
Androscoggin. oi the Senate; Messrs Minks of
Luck-noti, Twiti hell of 1' u tlund. Foster ol Arg\ lc,
Farweli of Augu-tu Lane of Hollis, Patteu of
Bath, and Dickey ol Foil Kent.of the House.
On M*r 'untile Ajfuii o and Jrinuranit—Messrs.1
liii 1 <d ILiticot k, Carvill > f Cumberland, and
Met* all of Lincoln, of the Senab ; Hol
brook ol Freeport. Chamberlain of Lilsworth.
Blake of Auburn. Warren of Vea/.ie, Gannett of
Lath, W, it- ol Thom.u-ton, and Hauling of Gorham,
of the Hoil.-r
On Legal Reform—Mem *. Lane of Cumberland.
Ncalley of \ oi k Cleaves ol <ixford, of the Senate
Mc-.-ir Baker of Augusta. llumphrev of Bangor
llarnmuu ol Belfast, Hume of Cherry field, Spauld
ing "i llii lunond. Barton of Benton, and Mildvain
ol Wells, ot the llou.-e.
On Ei<iiation—Messrs. Buffmii of Penobscot.
Fren* h ol Fiatiklin, amt Minot of Kennebec, of the
senate; Messrs l arvell of Augiuta. Humphrey of
Langor, Bounty ot Portland. G»»tt oi Leeds.
Il.dhoiii of Pitl-iield. smitii of Lilt ulicld, and
Daggett ot sir. \g. ... the Hou.-e.
On I. an I'd ci.<l Jlunkiny—Mo.-t-rs t ’a d <*1' I,;
coin Uecd ol (. unibt ih.nd and Gray of Kelincb# . ,
• 1 the senate; Mc.-.-i Dunning of Bangor, load «'.*
W'.l iitl.oro'. 1 v. it> lu .1 •; Boifh.nd, W ateilion-#* of
l’oitland. Bisd of If-klmd B..liner of Gardiner,
and Ail.-.in.- oi Biddcloid. of Hie House.
o.: Ayiindto at— M • Lang •»! Kennebec, Gar*
cei 'ii "J Waldo, ami Baiikit • J Hancock, ol the
Sen r> Greene ol’ Wilton, n
• •I sum-. 1'litirlcMigh ol N#.*w burgh. Wentworth of
N«»rtii I».■ l \\,ck. .Moidfoii <1 Boiler, Bunthbay ol
I .tnbdoli. and D I::.; •>! LinO'li cl the lion <
on M-. >ni <i- tu rt .•• — Mom ~ lla -"Hot \ ork.Ginb
«»1 C i.uil.miand, and Mayo <*l l*ir eat. ipu-. of the
senate; -i- llani ot Lewiston. Buirintun «il
How tioiahain. ( "le ul ( ape 1.1 /.abeth. 1 «•!' A i>
I i l. Lewi- • t' iMt-toii, Itindi.ni "1 IJ.ddelord, and
< ou-ins "i Kem.. hiiiik, "Vt. of the lloii-e.
' /; i a-. ; II ft ■ I , ! ot of Wild
ton. limit!.. 1 enob- at. ai*d Gdh- of Cnn t.c •
land, oi tiie senate; .Vc-.-r-. Hammond ot \\ * !•
brook, l'ol-om of >k>>w began. M< < ,ilv, ry of sr.,r
poit Bcaree of Lewirton Co\ • ! L.t-t Mm bias,
Il.iimlton oi Uiono, and skinner ol at. Albans, oi
the Iloii-e.
On Staff lands and Staff 71-ads— Mcs-rfc I.png
• •I Kennebec. King Imi > oi Beuob-eot. and Webb
■ •I soim,-.-1.1 "j the senate; smith of
Hoi.guon < lockctl < I! ». ki; ud. Davi- . i Ltibee
L -ii o| shcimaii, Martin of liujnlbrd. Cha-e of
Winn, and slniman of Gunmen «»1 tin- House.
On />iii<hn > t J i nr ns—Me-i-i- Webb ol somer
-et, 1 .1 a \ K« 11 lie In c, and Bal lie It of Hale 1" n of
tin* Senate; Me -r NV;i--on «t snrry. White of
B iigor. We-t'-n of l*.»land Kimball of Bethel
I I • • 11.)•-■»i "I Hallow# Ii. -noth ■ l Bar.*on-held, anti
J’caviy ol Whiling. < I liic* li"ii-■*.
on fdi'iri ni of < tandn.> — Me rs. < arvill of ( him*
Borland. Tom-> "i Kia-x and K-ng-bnry of I’eiiob
.-cut. of tiie senate . Mc-t-r.-. Tobey of Athens.
Berry ol Luxi- n. M il ken ot TreniouL Ma.-on ol
ILruiii W id.a of Leif l airlh l l. i>"tigin.-s of Na*
pi# -. ami Adam- "f Mac held, ol the ll"W-#*
On Jnrorporidv ii . /' I o ns—.Messrs. Holland of
Audi •>.-< oggm, ( ollm-oi A . o»*-lo< k. ami ( arvill ol
( m:.bell.n i. >i the senate: Me-.-rs. Los-ol Ab
b<.it. ( u.-lmitr of salney Tobey of Athens. C lark ul
ilolnen. Libia v of Limerick, Colton ot Troy, and
Bean oi ( l inili. ol tiie House.
On J-1 -/o / (,.—Mer. r- Bartlett of Hanco#*k, Met
call < t Lincoln, and Carletou *T Knox, of the
senate . Messr-. Mean* of llri-t# 1. Stover of llarp.-*
w#l! * !iae of Wood* took Mean- of Sedgwick
Bartlett oi Harrison, Newcomb ul' Brewer, and
Bigg.- "1 i M*orgct w\ ii, in the House,
i On Indian Affairs—Me-sr-. K iigsouiy of I*enob*
-*ot. liolh ol \N a.-hingtoii, ami I ullev *>t Benobseot.
in the seuate ; Me--r Bradmrdol La.-Iport. Braw n
«l Oldtown, Blown ol An.-« n, «.oul#l ol Albany.
McLain of New Vim y. rd. Cam|>bell of Deer Lie.
and >aig#. ii! ot Hernton. of the Hou.-e
On (hums—Me-sr- unite ol W i.-hington. C aide
ton ot Knox, and Coliius of A roo.-took. of the
Senate; Wveers. lb- • Washington, Clark ot
K« admdd. Boyd »d New ( a .-tie, O u | 'till of Gould
boro’. Bhinimtioi Lisbon Holman of Ihxiield, ami
Whiteliou e ot si Geolge. of tin- ib.'iiec.
on Rtnsions—Me-sis I uller of Bem>b«cot. Gibb
ol Cun bet land, and Huberts .,r ^ oi k, ot tin
•-eiiate; Messrs Gannett of Bath, stirknev ol
Bie.-que Isle. Grecnleaf of Lilgcoinb. W ilson of
Bradlord, Mill- «d Bivoksvillc Brackett ol < uni
b* rland. and M«Bengal oi Meddybeinp*, of tlie
House.
On Insane TJogjdtal— Me; -*rs. Gray of Kei.nebC' .
Webb <d Somerset, and Gibbs o: Cumberland, of
the Senate; .Me -r- M ill of l inty, Sturgis oi
Mandi-li, Burges- <»i I ..uland. Burbank of Acton,
• 1 < lies of Nurw; v, Bierce ol Mat hias, and Jotdan
■ •I Minot, of the llou-e.
Oh llefovm —Messrs. Nerdlev oi York.
Buck 02 Hancock, and Talbot oi Washington, ol
the Senate; Me-.»>. Snckney ol Brestjm* I.-le,
May ol Wmthr--p. i •igiiton id Yarmouth. W h tm \
ol Lx« t. i . Wheel-r • d c hestei v.llc. Hum an of Kit
terv, amt Ben y oi l> imari.-Cb tt , of the IJou-e.
On 'state / /..••,-Mr* n- .Mll;»t of luiillt l)o'
Gaivclon of W .duo. and K"heit- of V<ik. ot the
Senate: Me-.-r Hamnc ml of Baris, Cole ol Cape
Fiiznbeih. Cornlbrih ol tairtli Id, Bean e of Turner
Hit.-sey ot saiigei vdlc. Anna ot Jefferson, and liay
<»l I lai i .igti.n. <U tin* I hntse.
On f'vliii JiuHitinyi— Me-si- French of Franklin.
II- ilaii' ot \ii-ii ggin. ai d T«*m*v ol Knox. o.
the Senate; .Mor-r» C ro hell o| Uo, Llnnd. Ail. n
■>: Corii.ua. I • ;*i of I a. mo.. L -v\ i- of Libcity
Boar'born of F Itnoulh M* K w a oj Boothbay, ami
siiei iiian ot lie boio ot' the House.
On Library— Messr- Heed ol Cumberland
Cleaves ol Oxloid. and Cu.-hii g d W aldo, oi the
'i nute, Me.-si s. skinner of st Aihun* Cousin* of
Kennebnnknort. Mi son ol ILr: m. Niekemon of
'•wain die, Wentworth of North Berwick. A«»ungof
Ilancoi k and sawyer of C»tai oi the ilou-e.
Standing CoMiin itts ok liot>» .
On Engrossed Lilli— Me»si*. Cusl ing ol* Sidney,
B ige s «•! Boi tl ltd N n kersou « ■ sw :n v lie. Vore
d Winterpoit Baitatt of llarrieOn, Ciould of Al
bany. and Gnpr il <»i GouhBhoi o’.
On Hills in the Third Residing—I!tune * f Clieny
ihld. Chase ol Wood-t> k. smith ol Lit htaii,
'Ll Irani of ’.V. Ur,, >,.•.* ,1 ling ot K.chmoud, Main of
Co tv. and Hathorn of B tt - P**l» i
On l eave of Absence— Burlington ot Bowdohiham.
II. milton oi Omno. Gate- oi IC'bhiiishm, Btnbunk
• l \ ton, Bean e of Turner, Brown id* An.-"ii. ami
Sherman of l-le-boro.
On Hay Rail— Fol-om of skowhegan. Smith of
Hodgdon, C ro. hi tl oi Ibx klaiid. Kimball ot B> iln;l.
W . teib« u-e of Bortlni'd, B awn of Oldiown, and
Adam- of Biddefnrd
On Change of Xaaits—Cbase of Wood-tack.
l>urimg «o Lincoln, < In-e oi Springfield. .Mmbn of
K'.nntbvd. Ad on- of M; ytli Id W h t« Ionise of >t
George and .Mcpougal i.f* Mi ddy i emp-.
On County Estimates — Blake »*: Aubum. Irish of
Sherman, May of Winfhrop, Meara • Bf tol,
(.Iminbeil >n of Lll-woiih. lo-tc <d Argyll-. 11*1
1 brook oi Fret pint Branford ol L • t| ojt. loa-in
of Kennelaiukpoit. i. • mett "> B. th. J’obiy of
AtluMi- Lew i- of Liberiv. W het lei of i li -tel
vill*-. Clia-e id W ni-toek. F -s of Abbott, and
Sherman of (niden
Oh Finance—Twit hell of I’ortland. McGilvery
of >«-ai - poi t. Bearn- of Lewi-hm Batten of Bath.
Barton of Benton, lteed of WuMohoro’, and Adaim
o 1* Biddefonl
(hi Elections— Smith of Sane Bow era of Houltoii,
flam oi Lew i-ton. >t-.v. i oi ll.irp-well. Ilaue - of
\ a.-salboro'. Biawn •:! Oldtown. and smith ot War*
ri u.
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Artificial
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base; at the same time the plate i» flexible, and less
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This mode insures likewise the certainty of a
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Having purchased the erriurire right to use this
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I lie pistol shot of the Duke tie Mont*
pensiur, which put an end at once to tlie
lite ot Prince de Bourbon and to his own
hopes ol succession to tin* Spanish throne
lias been heard through the telegraph all
round the world, and 1ms excited a natural
desire to know all about these “meu of the
time.”
The Duke de Muntpensier was the fifth
son ot Louis Philippe and Marie Amelia.
At the age of twenty he was sent as lieuten
ant of artillery to Africa, where he took
part in the Algerine campaigns which
\ ernet has made so magnificent on canvas,
lie received a slight wound in the face
and promotion with the cross of the Legion
of Honor, and afterwards made a tour of
tlie Fast, on his return from which he was
married in 1810 to the Infanta Marie Louise
Lerdinande do Bourbon, the sister of
Queen Isabella and fust*cousin of Prince
Henri, whom he has just killed. This
marriage was regarded as a master-stroke
of policy by Louis Philippe, and the ex
citement and irritation it caused, it having
very nearly involved France and England
in war, will longbi remmembered. The
LUike accompanied his lather and the vest
ot tlie family in their Right to England,
upon the breaking out of the revolution of
l»i8, but shortly afterwards went to Seville
where he has lived ever since. He re
ceived tin title of Infant of Spain, and
wjis made t aptnm-Cjewra! of the Spanish
army < Jetot er 10, Its .0. llis eldest tlaugh
' 'r, the lVinee-3 Marie Isabella, was
married in lSd l to the Comb de Paris, who
it \\ ill I i reeol'ei ted, - i \ ed lor a time on
the stall of (i. no nil McClellan before
Kiel nioud. Sii.ee Q leen Isabella was de
throned. tin Did.e has fern engaged in
mil l.. <• - tor tin mown, though he earnest
ly protest* that i.e h i- never had an idea
ot tie -in cession. N-e long ago, he was
nominated lor die ( . m - and - i-'ained by
a po'.viitul lody of tiicud . bat el ill r.ot
gam hi- election.
Prince Ilenri do Pom! on was the second
son ot 1-mi.cis, i roll er of Ferdinand \ II
King of Spain, and was therefore the
! rotlier ol Frai.id'Assis. the con si (Tt of
Isabella. II In Id die lilies of Duke of
Seville and Infant of Spain. lie was for
several years tie t influential in the poli
ties of Spain, haling been ill all respects
tic superior ol I i- brother, \\ ho distrusted
him, I ut ‘ptum lied with the Queen in the
matter ol In r paitialilv lor Marlori, and
in In,7 a loyal de, i v e depri. ed him of his
rank as Infant and ot l,i- position as Vice
Admiral ol tlie Spanish licit.
For some months past a bitter feud lias
exi-ted between the Duke de Montpensier
and himself, and recent insulting letters of
the Prince led to the fatal duel.
The Duke was in the 47th year of his
age, and the Prince in the forty-eighth.
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