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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-13
FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. IL.
Terrible Collision.

Terrible Collision.
As the steamer Norwak was rapidly
steaming from Convey Island to this city to-
night, with thousand passengers on board,
she colided with sloop. The shock was
extremely violent, shaking her from stem o
stern, and causing fearful panic among the
Passengers. Several were knocked into the
water among them two children, who fell
from their mothers arms.
1t is supposed that at least eight lives were
lost, but neither names or number can be as
certaned tonight. A tug boat fastened to
the rescue but picked up only two men. The
Norwalk was found to be seriously damaged.
Her wheelhouse was carried away, and u
large hole made in her side, through which
the water was pouring. The tug took her in
tow and reached Atlantic dock, Brooklyn.
just in time to discharge the passengers be-
fore she sunk.
The Price of Ice.
The price of ice has been advanced to 500
per ton, 33 per cent, and sales less than rs
cents worth to families is forbidden.
The life saving benevolent association have
presented gold medal to Capt. Charles A.
Roulette, Jr., of Boston, of the ship Sur
prise, for saving the life of VIM. "A. joy, a
boy who fell from alott into the ocean at
midnight, during gale on Jan, Goth.
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In England what we call sand paper is
called glass CLOTH the sand being cemented on
cloth instead of paper as in this country The
Brunswick Telegraph thinks that for durabili-
ty and efficiency the English article must be
vastly better than ours.
The fall term of the Skowhegan High School
and Bloomfield Academy will commence Mon
day, Sept 9Th, under the direction of Orv.lle
b. Grant, A. NJ. The Reporter says Mr..
Grant goes into the school with fattering
reputation for young man both as teacher
and scholar.
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The Wing says Mr.. S. w. Sawyer, who has
long been engaged in the photograph business
in Bangor, has taken up his residence in
Chicago. Ill, where he has opened a saloon,
and Will continue the manufacture OF pictures.
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loral ann State News.

Anburu is to have 500 hearse.
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Printers Wanted.

Constant employment and good wages will be
paid TO three four good book printers, one good
Job printer, and several newspaper compositors.
Office,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-13

James S. Cooper, Esq, died very sudden
ly, July 9Th, at his residence in Amhest,
Mass, aged &C years. The Machias Union
says he was native Of Machias, and son
of the late General John Cooper, who was
Sheriff of the County for several years prior
to 1921. For many years the deceased was
partner of the late Hon. Geo. Downes, of
Calais, in the practice Of law, the firm being
known as Downes & Cooper. Mr.. Cooper
visited Calais about four weeks ago, at that
time in excellent health. He removed from
Calais about four years ago.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, Aug. l..
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by the Western Union Lme-Ofices in Iiendee's
Building opposite the Post ONCE, and at the State
Housed
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augl0ttd
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ceases.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
PATH WELL rorrpEp.

a old times, ~ TIE conmencsmentof every
season, 1t was the fAshien 20 take strong ca
thartic e 2 safeguard against . chanGe Of
tempeFature. It was worse thAn sense1ees
practfce The people OF our day understand
the matter better. Instead Of depicting the
Bystem they reinforce II. In the method they
adopt they. exhibit q wise decentralization -
lnstead OF ressrting to tho vttiRted stimu-
iants q c0minerce, or any Of the compounds
derived from them. they put their faith In the
only absolutely pure lnvigorAnt procurablo
IN the MARKET Hestetter's stomach RItters.
Their faith = we'll founded. Never has any
tonic medicine been prepared With saeh scsu.
ID vegetable comp0hnd Of which every ID.
gredient is sound, wholesome, and medicinal
IN the true sense OF the word Now. We have
nall Of the adult population Of tho United
States suffer more or less. either from diseases
o. tne stomecn. deransements Of the DIVER. or
affections OF the kidneys. In no other land
under Heaven are these maladies % general
as IN this country, and Hostetters Btsters 10
specinc for them ALI unless organic In their
origin. and, therefore, beyond cure. And let
tnOse VINO are fortunate enough 70 becxempt
from them at present understand one great
fact. vtz-that an occasional use OF this vital.
ling is tonic viii g certainly prevent them e
where Its genial beams descend. -, 80 -
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~ gbf1oe.

We have this day appointed Mr.. e. R.
Oliver. - the sole agent for the sale Of our
GsJe6rdted Perfected Npectdcles, for which
We claim the following advantages, viz -
Thev assist, az well a. preserve, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
fer = clear and Distinct vision ~ IA the
natural healthy sight, They are pure,
hard and bfttstant, hence not liable to be.
come scratched. The france. whether in
gold, silver or steel, are Of the lnest quAlIIy
and finish. They are fitted by Z new
mode TEST types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS 4 NORRIS,
apf5d&wly Opticians. Hartford Conn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

TIE WooD PILE.-The time Ii past
in the West and South when it made
no difference how much weod .
family burned. Even In regions
where wood is abundant, the expsAse
Of getting it is . large item Of
family COST, and people are learning
to make thoir wood pils last ~ long
g poesiblc. There % no agent that
aids this economy Of fuel 80 much a.
. Charter Oak Stove. Try it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
FOR SALE.

we'll sell my House and Lot on
Court street, on tho hill, at q great
bargain if application BIO made early.
II The house ID in a beautiful loca-
tion, Il nsr, md contains iour rooms,
closets, pantrys, &C., 60. There is
also . good cistcrn on tho premises,
besides ffuit treea shrubbery, DO
Enquire Of mo at my shop on
Green street. HoMIR HALL,
nov3O.d&wtf Architect.
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In Their New Rooms.

B.J. Boulton h Bro, Bakers and
Ccniectioners, have removed to their
handsome and commodious new
rooms, on Main street, same site as
their old saieroom, aud are opening
out . very fins stock Of confectionery
goods, foreign aud homemade. Their
facilities for supplying home trade
with bread, crackers, bonbons, sweet
meats etc., and the wholesale trade
with everything in their limo, are un-
surpassed in the State. Send in your
orders. sept l5-dkwtf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Hard answeriBg that question
Nearly every Dry Goods merchan,
il selling out st cost. Tho New York
Cheap Store don't advertise. selling
out at cost but they do actually sell
cheaper than any other house 10 OF.
tumwa. 8e sefFa1 n0v3O-w4t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

,ess i Ox1Biu1A 1gCslO $50 -. $50
In the pisssct cs.rtef d. siAis y, ie~A ! +.
in,snd fsr wApsllo County ,gssss sp..s.s,
=. 80 -; !: ~. ....a,y..r- =, ssaal
~ Joy Nasnsrins. Dalsodana s-You Il
are hereby notified that on or Def0fe the
23d day 81 Novsmtsf.A DS1aSo. Ahe u4is sd
ton q Jacob Chtltolr PlsieltG ,yttk r. "a,
0led IN thS C1eFks s0sb6e 08 TIE Dfsefies
Court % apsAlesO cseAysi t. selasnn9' IA
TvSnsy Ssar !nisais, u 4asSsHdnapj6issaa
ss2E55sAsss x . i sgIsg:s Ess
1865 and praying for IN fbrerissare rs-eeI
Mesl6ege given IA secure Gid noes - tAs
t6ttdN1f 6esestkUd Stot Bss1sa DoN1Ass%
Asfaes q Land s.sinx Y t,se sveie sH5t al,
cornev 81 the SosSt6 ~Ust Qaas tera - sasi
= ,s.s. nun q ,sf F.s sss
teen (iS) xiAt@1suSnsahseka 81 ~ us&esp ~
iwsst fourteen az .rssSs. hsScs sossth intss
ss6ting the south Nine Of satd l1t, eighteen
.U6) reds fRems No sensh eaes. seoEser Sacs
tlse.c* sleagtl,e esid south line ~ ssid coT..,
neys thehce north 'alOng me eAst 1sssN q =
. ;s issso Ne e,ss q =
untyssfs WApsll6 snd GnhsUf lsWs srafst5s
ASd lhet pnless JON appear andps.A ede.say
fsnss tbevsto 81 81 hef6rs noon ofslss INA sc
day Of the next term Of asid CassEG - ~ IA
begun and held ut the Court House, 10
OitumWns ID Aht c0wast.oss ne sxWSetvt2s
hird day 9f January ISL default wtu =. ,Sz
s4e4ye1 40 sIadges<ss rsSdsrn thsfeOA
ss sss;d Woven so nb.E 81 lsss ~ = ''' sod
asfAeag hAs y. HAla1LT0N,s III I'll I
~ 0ec.1-W4t. Plaihti6 4 AttefNeS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

I "A HxxDyuL.-A very email quantity
Of wood or coal in Charter Oak Stove
viii cook q plsnteous meal Tor . small
fanilyi tor Its wholearranssnaent Of hot
air fiuss, oven. fre-box, damper, &C., Ia
70 planned ~ 70 conserve and apply all
the heat generated directly TO the cooking
food, without permitting it TO escape ~
b ehimuey.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

RouTS CHAvaED.--By - speeial
order fscsissds to.dsy frodtns Pest
Once Department, the CONTRACTOR
on Route No. 1865 from Ottumwa
70 Noravh Y chaueed CO.'S % 81
via ChrIstiansblrg, rather than Is 1t
present, riG Cooperville. -,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Coon AT ALL TINEs. DR.. Heary's Roo,
and Plant Pills do not eau u. usea or
gripping. TRY them and you v Il b. sat.:-
lied. oaal VAR, sas.,ns &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

TwEsTY.FIvE Gems. This amount
will buy o bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup, the IL eat soOthisg RENE IL for I'll
disssss incident 10 Infants and chlidren.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
THE 0TTUMWA COURIER
CT anl Cesnty Nsws.

New H1AD. II Tho readers Of The
CousIsa are - we'll pleased with tho
new hs6fAf'osr Daily and Weekly
'sws arc, then they arc pleased in
d.ed. ssS 4 -
BonxxY y htfing up ! iinc News
Dspos iatt lobby Of thsP. Oy u
whore - has wmessd hieslpck Asnt
old poSsS acsa tsl4dng ss sswsa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Have Jon oot any Aamaluks Lsnimsnl
Ia the house II mot, procure SONS !
cnce, It's the most relias,ie family medl
i ne In the country,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Il
l5 n. / I'll Z IA -
structton has uddou6ee1l y gtten
vigorous impetns n the develop
ment Of our rcsounee sud Nle Aettle
ment OF more distant portions OF tn
country. II may, however, be 10
sisted that much ef orr legislation il
this regard, hat eDes chs cteriset
by understands M IN hey liber
Atty. s.S & n ''s me- q
The " eS shosld n
loan tnsh go. snttf
prise undeSe ene & - or Aer
porataots 1T lAnds u In
instance q VI r. n crk 4
OF ackn0Wied Ne sk import
anoe. \ am stfcngly inclined to thu
oPiniQq othat 4 q inexpedient ant
unneeeMGy ~ sbcstow subsidies b
ctehsx %szi IT, stat Il Ccpgresl
dots n d sysy recommend
saas =. IN - Il ~ lofs Of the pub
lilo - sssS aacyss 6ectuaily secured
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Ho0s. Tho Pork House i
actiyslt u xsfkl Asous / go ~
already been cut. Prices here aver.
age from s5.oo@5.6o, i've weight.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08
Cloetna QsatI

VsOskuI keUt Va
81 fask 1 Brother having deter
determined to close out:their entire
stock Of s. 49, ~, ! '. .,.., q
Faschsa, g - - Jswsary,
will sell The gcpds at
NEW YORK COST, s.
Allsahoss DESTROYS OF sbtsjsiAk
great bargains, can now have a o.
portunity seldom offered.
) x i Fl } shSftad
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REGAL. NOTICES. ,sy
49, ~ .-~-<S-o->-~1>S ~.~.~>1~~ - y.
To Consulnptiyes. !

Tap adysitissf havlss - psrsnaaeils.
| N cured u th6k dI0ad dlUea0e. Gon9NSn ~
sica, ~ = ettnple remedy, 81 nj - 10
make known u his fslioW apdbfSfo ~
meas 0feure 10 al who deotro q. r.
VIII etAds q 0ory " Ne psooUS4paton usE1
Elfts , " ChAf4e) With The dlrectie6n ~
LoFepasi91 md uring thex saue, MhiSh
Aey VIII ND = sure Cnrs ~ CoAeahSftoa
A11A41e5 0eu1qhtt1s. -. ~ s. !. IS &
,Patais: wlshln ~ prsssfapaioa, WIN
HN7 Nv. Kdward x. wilscS.
i65 south Ind 81 williamsburg, N. Y.
nov WI q gsl
sa 1D1o1a O. YOUTH. IN.
4 a aElfisa6wAsESt ~ uasrsd Sc rsSs,
fnes4 Nervous Dehllity, prsmatufo Dsc1y.
kAgd MI the 1llbct1cf yeaRArsl ihdIeete lio8
Will, for the sake of an0ering hunsanity.
send ysee 70 all Who Aesl q, tie rocips and
lireplioit fot nleAiGg the eihple rsnaS6y
By which " wa9 ouTud. 0unesots wiuAi-
Ing t0pr0dt ~ the adNsrtlsoraa oxpegi.
enos can &c ~ by idlpuaslng g ritae
- ! loHN i. .ooDnH. I
IA Cdr c. Nv 1bie
4 nov.16-dAW1y. e q Is s'''ss
r4r - 4 4
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~Ftt ~ w sOcWOsS VIZ 49,
,0ge OF the most complese compepds Of ius-
rnftneG inG0sntxE1dh. Wh eh n!1 ssNlf SRe0st1S
complied In thu country. II sAoutd q In Il
'eyety 1i1eaS8, - o huuk - references 51le %
ItcontaineAn interesting History II AlmAss =
1acs C1sd.G Co6u6esUtalsE and Agrtc0tturaA
-tuf9rnAti0n c0ns9yniug all the ,0oySsu- Il
NpnA u t1te WOtld u 6enefeA SEMINARY Of ~
All he benevolent lnstitutiOnsan religions
demos inA11ons ~ tAe World, With . c0au-
glete Ainistesirl ntrectory sof ncarly every !, q
piete List AZ Al she .C0Aleges. Theoapgtsel !,
faminaxiea. Medical &d1 law Schools ID u aA
PRICE-oNE DOLLAR. = :
An persons subscr hing and paying f0e Tho
receive copy N this valuable work
tseESiA GRATUiTOUSLY. te%is 49, fss'
sample eopes of the Observer sent me-, 2 I
SIDNEY f. MORSE, Jr. 4 Co.., i. -,
ss5 s9s#ts 81 Park Row. Nov YOsAS IL 4
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-08

Having Just huiit- ONE or tho iafgess .lAvef9
stables In the state Of Iowa, and having pur.
CHASED anew and complete stock q 4.
Evening star., 1870-02-14

Maryland. though having an ameliorated
usury law TO that inherited from her by the Dis
trict OF Columbia, finds the necessity for a more
liberal law TO prevent her capital from seeking
other quarters for investment IL Is impossible
for that State well as this District to hope to
compete with more favored localities while the
rate of interest is restricted to six per cent.
While New York on ONE side, and all the South
ern States on the other allow a higher rate of
interest," with CT without contract il Is of course
not practicable TO induce capital to come here
for investment; and what Is more to our
disadvantage, our own capital seeks more
profitable investment elsewhere. The Bal
timore papers are agtating for the modi-
hcation or relaxation Of the usury laws of
Maryland, and the facts they bring forward to
show the injury sustained by the business inter-
ests OF that State under the present law are of
precisely the same character that our business
men have suffered from. Congress seems to
have less and less time each session to deal with
District matters; but we trust the District Com
mittees VIII center upon 4 few measures OF
pressing importance to be urged through at any
rate, and that the modification or repeal of our
antiquated uSury law will be one of them.
Evening star., 1870-02-14
Reading Matter on Every Page.



The next levee Of President Grant win be
given on Thursday, the oath inst, between the
hours Of and 10 p. m.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the hours
of 2 and p. m.
Secretary and Mrs. Belllnap have issued cards
for receptions for Feb. 12th, 18th and 26th, at
p m No. Madison Place.
General and Mrs. w. T. Sherman, finding 1t
impracticable to reach all with cards, extend
their invitation for Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, to their friends generally.
The receptions Of the Speaker Of the House
of Representatives viii be at his residence, 400
Fifteenth street, from 8 to IL O'Clock on each
Friday evening Of the season.
Mrs Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours of
and p. m
At the Russian Legation, Madame de Cata-
cazy win receive on Thursdays, from until 5
=. m.
We are requested TO state that in consequence
Of necessary repairs, there will be no evening
receptions at the British Legation until special
invitations are issued.
We are requested TO state that in consequence
OF Me- de Garcia's severe illness she will be un-
able to continue her receptions.
Evening star., 1870-02-14

The second report Of the committee of the
Methodist Book Concern into the alleged frauds
in its management does not seem to give salts
faction, and, like the first one, Is characterized
as whIte-washing piece Of work; and it Is
noticed that the two while agreeing in results
contradict each other essentially I'm particulars
The minority of the committee, Henry Slicer,
james Pike and l.. NJ. Vernon, report that moth
Ing has come before them to relieve their con-
vicnons OF "losses and mismanagement i'm the
BOOK Concern" and they present a mass Of
evidence showing the manner In which these
Losses occurred. Altogether the majority report
is not likely to have the effect OF reassurny the
public in regard to the management of the
Book Concern, though II may serve to show its
soivency, and the integrity OF its agents though
not their competers ~.
Evening star., 1870-02-14

COTTONS CHEAP FOR CASH.
ANDROsCOGGIN, I61k cents
WAMSCTTA, ~ cents.
5-4 PILLOW-CASING,2 20 cents
I04 SHEETlNG, 90 cents.
Superior LINEN TOWELS, yard long, % cents
Our entire stock Of WINTER DRESS GOODS
CAsSlMERES, and CLOTHS at prime cost
BLANKETS, fLANNELS, &c, very cheap.
A lot Of old Counters for sale.
At
LUTTRELL, WINE x cos,
fe 1l6t Corner 2Oth street and Penn a avenue
Evening star., 1870-02-14

The worst Is now charged against Rochefort-
his printer says he didn't pay his bills.
Evening star., 1870-02-14

Mark Twain's forthcoming work" The limo
cent at Home"
Evening star., 1870-02-14
LOST AND FOUND.

l 0ST-On Sunday, 18th inst, on Pennsylvania
IL avenue, between Hth and Al sts., gold and
pearl EARRING. The finder will leave the same
at No. $50 Pennsylvania av. fel43tE
I OST-SUNDAY NIGHT, GOING FROM COM
IL gregational Church street to 18th or II street
round GOLD PIN, set with garnets and pearls A
suitable reward will be given If returned TO 42l
ST., between 18th and 18th SITS feIa-ats
GS REWARD.-Lost, on the Sth Instant a white
pC and liver coored or brown POINTER DUG:
large frame and comparatively small head A bove
reward will be paid any person returning the dog to
asa ST., NV. feI2-2ts
II OST-On or near the corner of 18th and q sts a
IL POCKET BOOK, containing New York draft
payable to the order OF Il. Taber, and $50 in bank
notes. The finder will be literally rewarded by leay-
ing it at f. LANDER'S Office, Sc 18th st. fi2-2ts
Evening star., 1870-02-14

From Philip & Solomons we have Harper.,
Baser for February 26th, o valentine number.
Evening star., 1870-02-14

The i" Editorial Notes" Of the New York Gen.
mereiaI are like Jeremiahs ngs, sometimes ex-
ceeding good, sometimes not fit 10 give the pigs
They seem rather thin in such paragraphs - the
following:
The Washington Stay says:-" We are au-
thorized to state that active operations will soon
be commenced on the Potomac"
And thus fact contradicts poetry, and can
quiet along the Potomac" s no more reliable
than the intelligent contraband."
What The STAR said was that "active opera
tions will soon be commenced on the Potomac
railroad" &C., sc.
THE ROYAL FAMILY or ENaLANp-There
are nine children of Victoria and the late Prince
Albert. The names and times of birth of each
Eoy1 a1s n a,..
Prince of Wales, born November 9th. I84l
Princess Alice, born April 18th, l843
Prince Alfred, born August 9Th, 1874.
ICaisa bo9n SS1n M.assa Mnas s s
Prince Arthur, born May LIST, 1850.
Prince Leopold, born April eth, 1853.
Princess Beatrice, born April 14th, 1857.
NNew Jersey has put the dog tax at $3.50
per dog.
6rOhio proposes to give s5 900 for monument
to Gen. William Henry Harrison.
~The riches that have taken to themselves
wings-gold eagles.
TTHE COMPLIMENTARY BALL to the
pSned until wEbNEsbHiY, FEB. 3, i $50 %" y Gs
U The .Usr1SsfEksHs SsfEss1HiAh 1FHRiAAfhERNIrY will here
sfier hold their regular meetings sATU RDAY EVE
sNIHGS at O'clock, instead OF Friday, as hereto
rMEETING OF THE SECOND wARD IN
N yINClBLEs TUESDAY, February 18th, at
Union Hall, l4th street, between New York avenue
C c. $ BGRL9, El'se Sec. l''''osn'' it.
1pa E.IsA, rAIE At cARR1Ls HAkt r9R
be continued until THURSDAY EVENING. when
All articles on hand will be sold at auction and until
eo:s t 'me VIII De disposed Oh without rssaEs ssn to
~ATTENTION, JOURNEYMEN HOUSE
U CARPENTERS.-You are hereby notified to
I'll hs
Ssh at haDast o'clock BE- By order ef the PTss
JNO. 7. CLARK, Rec Sec II
TNEw JERsEY REPUBLICAN ASSOCIA-
Ii0gNmLhis ASSOCIATION will give its first
the Executive Committee; Edwin salter, Fourth
NJ K.ishn, second AUDITOR oee ss:s NJ L. onSe Acf
erman, Com General Subsistence Once. feA2t
n@THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA of the
III FHE KSkRT st sSe
in addition to the already magnificent bill OF Nam
moth Illuminated War Views. Classical Statuary,
Various modes Of moving the Capital building,
engineered by Reavis, Logan: Greeley, and Others;
Dexter team in this case, as in others, without
leaders or drivers Secretary Boutwell, in transitu
with the Treasury Department, with team Of bulls
and bears; Secretary Cox moving the Patent Office
by patented process; the Government Printing
Office being :. snaked ont" by a team OF a rats
the plains, Sc, &c. feli2t~
O~REV. DIR. T.. n. OlT PIN
Evening star., 1870-02-14

ga monument TO Frvnsies ID proposed In
Louisville.
Evening star., 1870-02-14
THE EDITOR OF THE sTAR-

IT = ~ IHE EDIIOh OF THE STAR II see
lS by a call for the reassembling of the late
GeorgetoMn Republican Convention, which is signed
by John W Brouaugh, that &C used of leading
a,clique against the nomination of Dr. Charles q
Cragln Tor Councilman in town. and charged
also with being the of his declinatiOn
have always supported Dr. Cra2in for all o ,si
tions to which he has been nominated heretofore,
and, personally, would have supported him this
time Though must confess there IS great deal of
dissatisfaction against him the part Of majority
OF the colored people of Georgetown.
positivelydeclined to let my name be used in con-
yention Tor any position and though was nomin ated
for the Board OF Aldermen, my friends, under pre-
vious Instruction. after having paid me what they
thought deserved ompliment withdrew my name
most ImpudeDt and unwarrautable additional
statement is made by J. W Bronaueh that / circu-
lated bogus tickets at the last election. No man
knows better than he that have sacrificed every
thing in politics for the purpose of holding the party
together against the subtle efforts OF such eleventh
hour Republicans as he is. Shareholder up to th,,
very hour Of the issuance Of Mr.. Lincolns procla-
nation, and negro hater to day, no wonder J, w
bronaugh seeks to elev his milk and ater Repub
hcanism at the expense Of a colored man.
Ii j. W. BrOnaugh expects to iDjure me by such
false statements as his jealousy and malice have
suggested in this call he will not only find himself
mistaken, but he will find the people regulating
him. am known too well in the place of my birth
for those who would have held me in slavery If they
could have done SO, to inJure me.
Feb IA, lS70. MI COLLINS CRUSOR.