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Louisville KY, contains $40 town pumps
Gas consumers at Cape May are charged ST
per 1000 feet for the article.
The rules Of eroquet have been changed in
several important particulars by English play
ers.
H;ndoo proverb says: "Strike not, even
with a flower, wife, though she have thou
sand faults"
A Terra Haute, Indiana, lawyer boasts of ne
Sotlating twenty-Six divorces at the last term
of court.
Perry county, Pa, is excited over the mar
rage OF a young man of twenty to an old
woman of 20.
Why would Sampson have made GOOD one
ra singer? Because he could so easily have
brought down the house.
Mary Powell, in her lecture on the Indians,
says she has seen two hundred Indian babies
all together, and not squail came from any
OF them.
Over million and halfof human beings
have been driven to the workhouse by the
evictlons OF the last twenty years IN Ireland.
The English Postmaster General appeals 20
the public 10 aid in protecting the telegraph
wiles.
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud are politely
termed Maculated and Nermillion Nimbus.
Boy at the foot of the class, spell adr,itiance.
BOy-A-d-m-i-t-taD admittance. Teach
er-Give the definition. Boy-Fiity cents,
children half price; front seats reserved for Ia
dies.
A lady named Miss Carrie +. Young. has
started, in San Francisco, the Pacific Coast
Journal, an anti-woman's right monthly.
LET vegetation cease to grow for single
year, the world over, from lack of rain. and
The whole human race would starve, and the
earth be parched desert-Portland Arqus.
In view OF the possibility of such an event.
we have laid i'll stock of lines and hooks,
and propose to try fish diet, if the Atlantic
don't dry up.-Beifast Journal.
A Sar Francisco printer offers TO have the
composition at the Government Office in
Washington executed by Coolies, az offers
TO have it done at one-haf the usual prices.
A northern company have bought the old
confederate army buildings at Macon, Ca, and
have contracted to establish therein a fine cot
ton factory. The establishment viii be known
as the Armory Cotton Factory.
Four hundred new money order offices will
be put into operation during the irsl fortnight
OF July, and there will then be two thousand
one hundred money order offices.
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IN San Francisco, on the 7th inst, an an.
cent coIored individual, who was for the first
time exercising the right of franchise IN th at
city, was saluted at the polls with the ques-
lion: Il say, Doc, how does it lee to vote ?"
Turning on the crowd the ancient section of
the 10Th amepdment exclaimed with the ut
most dignity: "'Taint muffin new, sab vot.
ed in Massachusetts along with the Bosting
board OF trade, yeahs ago."
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Non-Isesident Taxes.

IN the town OF Freeport, in the County of Cum
i berland, tor the year 1869.
The following list of Taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town OF Freeport for the year
1869, in bills committed to W. 4. Jordan, Col
lector of sad town, the Pol day OF May,
1863, has been returned to me remaining unpaid,
AID now remains unpa1; and notice is hereby
given, that if the said taxes, interest," and charges
not paid into the Treasury OF he said to .
within eighteen months from the date of the
commitment OF said bills, so much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient pay the amount due
therefor, including Interest ana charges, WILL without
turthe notice, be sold at public auotion at my o.
6ce, IN said Town, on Monday, January 2na, at 2
O'clotk p. VI.
William Crooker, house acres land, 139 1925
Same, School District No. II. 1872
Joseph G Davis one acre Salt Marsh, Is 80
eIemiah Grant house, barn, Is acres
land, 20j 592
Reubtn Humphrey,2 acres SaItMarsh, 80 ~
Ansyl Mi ctelI, house and Q land 16 1.9G
j. slah Reed, 1-2 house, 2 barn, AZ
acres and, 400 1884
Wm. Taylor, 20 acres land, 10O 25S
John .. Qxnard 81 acres land, 675 1919
Beis, Wyman, house, are land, 200 5l5
Israel johnson, 2 acres Salt Marsh, 30 II
Natb'l good, Q .s 30 II
Sawyer q Libby, j." As 116
Tu- lie s. Jbson.2" so II
George N. SouIe, house, BAN and IL
acres land, 29O 74s
S A. HOLEROOK, Town Treasurer.
Freeport, May IL, 1870. janl1 3m
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A YONNG man from 1S to 20 years of age. Go
- reference required
Apply to WUODMAN & LITTLEJOHN,
Je19tlwN % Oak street,
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denominations of Teachers.
Concrete P0Uenae ent.

4 HE subecrbers are nov prepared to lay Size.
Streets wiib this Pavement. Every job warrantsl
to give satisiacton The best of Ietere, ces eivel
All oriers lett at q Union St., or 1G4 Commercial
st. promptly attended to.
GATLEY, SHERIDAN & GRIPFITHS.
ap21eolsm
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Special Partnership

Special Partnership,
The undersigned, Avery Plumer and Davis W.
Cooli'ge, having formed limited partnership, here
by certify.
First That the name of the firm under which
said partnership is to be conducted is
ID. w. COOLTDGE.
Second That the name of the general partner is
Davis w Coolidge, and that the place OF his resi-
dence is Portland, in the Coun of Cumberland, in
the state of Maine; that the name Of the special
partner is Avery Plumer, and that the place OF his
residence is Boston, in the County of Suffolk, i'll the
Stare OF Massachusetts.
Third. That the business to be transacted by the
partnership, is gene,al Commission Business, and
that the amount Of CaptaI contributed ly said
special partner is Fifteen housand Dollars IS 10 0CQ)
Fourth. That the partner hip sto commenne
the first day OF juno, A. H. 1870, and cease on the
first day OF June, 1878, and that said partnership is
10 rave an established pI; ce of busines in said
Portland AVfRY PLUMER.
DAVIS w. COOLIDGE.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
COUNTY CT SUFFOLK, City Of Bosfonss:
[Sea On the second day o. June, a, d. 1870. be-
fore III. subscnbcr, commissioner 10 and ior the
Staie Aforesaid, duly commi sioned and author
lied by the Governor of the state of Maine. 10
take the ackn0wled cement and lroot ct deeds,
and other instruments Of writing to be used or re-
corde in the said ate of Maine and to administer
oatbs, afirmaIions. ETC. PERSONAL yaI peared Avery
sirument amed and severaliy sekno wledged The
execution of the same to their tree act and deed.
In testimony Wher. OF have heTeunio set nv hand
aud Aft sed y official seal, he dsy and year fist
above written A. W. ADA MS,
Commits; ioner for the State OF Maine.
jup6.6W
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THE peril which attends that peculiar in
diligence Of female vanity, which all shrewd
photographers understand who solicit the
privilege of exposing the likenesses of their
pretty patrons in a show case, is well exem.
pliied in the instance of Miss Blanche But
Ter, whose portrait bangs in tine Academy OF
Design. Two bloods, inspecting it the o.her
day. held this coloquy:
Pretty, eh, Bl?'
Cant say that she is, Bob"
Bob takes another squint.
Come to think OF it, Bill, she does look
rather TOO much like somebody I've seen to be
decidedly handsome"
Bill is curious to know who the Somebody"
is, buttbe presence of several strangers makes
Bob diffident; so, putting his mouth close TO
his companions ear, he whispers:
Like her father, Bill.'-N. Y. Com. 1dr
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$3.50 year; # paid in advance, at $500
year
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-ODe inch ofspace,
in length OF column, constitutes a square"
$1.50 per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, $1.O0;
continuing every other day after first week, 80
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Half square, three insertions or less, IS cents;
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SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Uuder head of "AMUsEMENTs," S200 per
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Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
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for first insertion, and so cents per square Tor
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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THE Nashville Banner of the 17'h SAYS {:
During the past lew nights gang Of mask
ed rufians have been committing a number Of
depreda'ions around Bridgeport. Ala. They
shot through the door of VIM. H. Clark, az
Bridgeport, when there was no ore in the
house but three ladies', who were irigten I'd
nearly to death. They took out the lather of
the telegraph operator at Bridgeport, made
him pull Oft bis coat. aud whipped him up and
down the railroad. They came to the cabins OF
two laboring men on the island and frigbten-
ed them away, leaving their crops to weeds.
But, worst Of all, these demons in human
shape ravished young lady about eight miles
below Bridgeport, in TIE presence OF her father
and mother. Two of them have been arrest
ed and identified by the young lady. They
were bound over TO court in the sum OF 81 eco
jackson county, the scene OF these oulrages,
is much excited. There is talk of organizing
vigilance committee to rid the country Of
the villains"
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WANTED D-CANVASSERS in all par
~ of the United States and Canada to sell one
untry, viz. ssThe Veteran Of The (srnud
Arm, - Complete in one volume, elegantly bound
PRICE ony St.25. Liberal terms to agents. II is
selling rapidly among the boys in blue, and all in
terested in the Grand Army One agent took forty
0Ioets IN ore day. Address CYRUS s. DARIUS
COBB 22s Washington Street, Boston.
.iun2Sl3tS wilt
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Wanted !!
Wanted I!

TWENTY good laborers to load ice at Libby's
l. corner. A ply at once
Jun?5 1w C.P MA1TOCKS, IS Middle Street
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Special NCtice.

ON and after the first day of July next, all dogs
- going at large in this city without license 10
the owner thereof will be disposei OF according to
law. CHARLES CLARK. City Marshal.
iun02tu
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Wanted.

A intel igent boy who come well recon-
4 nended, with good references. Apply betw cen
and 10 at the store No. Deering Block je29s
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10 ibs day, from June 1st to October fst, $500
10 s :" +" GO 500
20 g q" +" 10 90
FORTY CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.
Ice viii be delivered earlier than 1st Jure, and lat
er tlan lst October, at the rate per month as
during the season.
Ii not taken the tull season. the price will be
10 TBS. day per month, So 90
10 f' =" 250
20 &c " 6. 800
Notice of change Of residence IL given at the Office
instead of to the driver, will always prevent dsap
poin ntment,
at time, by si-fng notice at the office will be en-
titled proper deduction
COmplaiafs against the drivsys for neglect. care
lessness, any other e. mus, be made at the OF
flee, and will be att ded to promptly.
Nav Oh d6w
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Wanfn6

A GIRL vho can come wei recommended to do
- work in family at Gorham Village.
apr26tis Apply az this Office
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Bakers Wanted
Wanted

SlTUATION as housekeeper seams tress, by au
- american woman, Please address cali at 81
Cumoer.And street, Mrs. j. Ii. P.
jun28s3t
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" A N It e ID.

a Agent in every rowp in Maine to canvass Tor
our popnlac subscription works and engray-
iD2s. Enclose stamp for descriptive circular
III. A. MCKINNEY & CO.,
Jun2od&w1y Elm St Portland, Maine.
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IVANTEp AGENTS-To sell the HOME SHUT
W TIE SEWING MACHINE Price, S25. 1t
makes the "L ok Stiich'' ake both sldes) and is
The only licensed under-eed Shuttle Machine sold
for less Than $50. Licensed by Wheeler q Wilson,
GroHer q Gater, ana singer 81 Co. All other under
feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are in
ftnsemenis. aud the seller and liable to prose-
cniion. Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Bos-
No. iunod1m =
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Advertiser, Sundau
"A issue, are he reby notified that all dues must be
PAID to j L. McGregor as other person can
collect them. j. Il. MCGREGOR.
Jun2stf Office 103 Federal St
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HlsNlKs.1.EEYY sllatI IsssssMAee@H!Ns

DER FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable.
L knits everything. Agents wanted. Circulars
md sample stocking free. Address HINFLEY KNIT
r1NG MACHINE Co. Bath, Me oc2e-d1y
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Is published every day (Sundals okcepted) by
the
Portland publishing Co,
AT 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine state Press

l. published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; # paid in advance, at $500
year
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Wanted.
Partner Wanted.

/ the Bla"ksmi Ii aud Shipsmh Business, at No
L lS7 Commercial ST., Portland, Ne. Terms liber-
al. For luther Information call at the shop,
lmYl6ln s YuIING
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Wanted Immediately
A GOOD BAKER, at Brooks Bakery, 70 Brack-
N ett street.
june2Odtt G. WI BROOKS.
sNfANrED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
W SEWING MAC INE. 1t is licensed makes
the 'Elastic Lock Stitch' and is warranted for 5
years. Price, $15. All other II achnes with an
under-feed sold tor 10 or less are intrlngements
address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE Co, st.
L mis-. Mo Chicago Ill.,, Pitsburg, Pa, or Boston,
Mass. jnn9'lIm
Vessels Wanted.
~ WANTED for the next six months,
M sse ssS soss s ss 1 uSTs SsT tsss tons sapds.y
s=a-:-@ek- rates of freight pail.
Apply to JOSEPH wESCOTT & SON,
No. 81 Middle ST., Portland,
o., BODWELL, WEBSTER q CO.,
Vnalhaven.
Portland, April 2, 1870 ap4dtf
A GENTS WA>TED-(S1O PER D4Y1-hv
- the AuERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.,
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO. iun9dlm
w a NTED.
"A Small Tenement-two rcOms-in the eastsrly
"A part OF the city. Rent not to exceed 5000 per
month. Inquire at IA i-2 Cumberland St. ie2ltf
w ANTtD.-A LADY in every Town in the
~ safe o Maine to canvass for new Medical
FH2f'msgr.' A b7ok OF great value to to every
woman in the Country. Address, Fl. A. McKEN-
NE? CO, Elm St., Portland Me.
jun20d&w3m
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Wanted to Buy Or Lease
4 Good House suitable Tor one family, situated in
"A the western part of the city
Address Immediately, Box 1902 Portland P O.
Prlce moderate. je24dtW
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EAVES Once 6J Exchange street, Port
~ land, daily at - O'Clock for Brunswick
Bath, richmond, Gardiner, Halowell, Augusta, and
all intermediate stations. "'
EF" Freight brought at Low RATES
ap9dtt H. RRVCu
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CIR nd Military Review

will take place. Governor Chamberlain, accom-
panied bs his III Staff viii conduct the Iesiew and
convenences will be provided Tor the public to wit
ness the same
For the evening there has been proyi ided mag
nfcent display Of
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ROC KITS OF GOLD RAIN.
No7-BoQuet Mobile "A lar4e pi ce composed of
no izontal and vertical wheels, Saxons, Gerbs and
China Flyers, vertical and contra-revoving. Each
component part being decorated with brill mt color
a magnificent "BoQuet de Feu is formed composed
OF jessamine, rose, emerald purple and other coors.
No s-Tnrh,sh Cros go ioAo1In crOss STARE l,is .
shaped arms wrought iu emerald and crimson fires,
the points being ornamented with sparkling Jewels
b:azing centre OF Indian fires initiates suddenly to
circumference OF Suns, backed by jets of Indian
fires The termination of the piece is startling in
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

y aaF=AH - /" HI5=
EAz#As
The pIan ct the campa
openly spoken Of even By suc
really ought to know some
OF Il But this "a always tho
here, and can hardly be oshef
where the voluntary c0-opefa
Of the whole people Is expecie
II consists in . simultaneous
vance Of the whole army, NitAaa
the reserves, towards the krene
frontier. The four main railf1a
leading from the Elhe to the kh
win then be altogether stopped GO
private traffic during the days Dee
tined TO the conveyance of troops
It is supposed that each of tha
railways can convey 10000 o
diers a day. The locomotives
wagons returningnext day, 20. COO
again may be conveyed on M
same railway the third day, when
they will have collected at thN
stations In the east, or viii have
been echeloned along The lina~
Thus, the 100000 men of e
North German army, nov In GaFzI
sons east Of the Raine, win Be "a
the banks Of that river the fl6h
day after the commencement 81
the movement. The reserves N.
follow as they come In, which. u
Prussia, is very quickly Ihe
Landwehr this tlme not destined
to act on the aggressive, win 6|l
up the garrisona.
The advance win be concenEs
upon Paris, unhesltating and nn
ceasing until the French ara
Neither an attack from tha sea.
nor q French diversion II South
ern Germany viii be Needed. Tae
strategitcal part Of the war IL con-
sidered here much easier than q
was in the Austrian camna
when the Austrlans and Saxon
sought refuge in the natural r
tress Of Bohemia, which had 10 lie
invaded by mountain passes BE-
for the great battle and the anal
march upon Vienna could take
place. It is supposed, In fact
known, that Austria win remain
neutral II Russia does. Russia
probably will. II, however, Aus
tria does not, neither will Russia.
And then there would be simply
two wars, a Franco German 0nl
and a Russo-Austrian one. tIl
latter undoubtedly Of slow pae
gress, and thus not interierinl
with the other. For the Franc1
German war would be far nor
rapidly brought TO an end than
Russo Austrian one. - News
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
A SUGGESTION TO RAILROAD
DIRECTORS.

The discomEorts of travel at
this season Of the year are almost
enough to strike, one, contempla-
ting them, with horror. The dust,
heat and glare Of the sun, all con-
spire to add almost excruciating
tortures to the railway travellers.
These discomforts cannot be en-
tirely controlled by the ingenuity
Of man, but they can be greatly
mitigated. To some extent efforts
have been made in this behalf, but
there is yet ample room for i'm.
provement. Who, riding during
the past few months on railway
cars have not inwardly, and many
outwardly and loudly, cursed the
miserable padded seats now in
use. They feel as if a stove was
strapped to their backs. You must
sit rigidly erect or have your back
burned almost into a crisp by con-
tact with these padded seat.backs.
They are admirable for winter but
horrible, cruel machines Of tor
ture in summer. 1t would be
much more agreeable to the travel
ing public and q matter of consid.
cradle economy to railways if these
seats, which are expensive, were
dispensed with in summer and
open cane bottom and open bach
seats we're substituted. It would
require but a few hours to change
the seats of q coach. These cant
seats are not one-fifth as expen
sive as the cushioned seats, ant
by changing in thiS manner boil
sets Of seats could be made to las
doubly as long as the cushioned
seats now do.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

If necessary we can give the
names of the vessels and the dates
of their arrival at this wharf which
Dr. Walker has failed to report.
We can also, if DR.. Walker earn
estly desires it, have exhibited re-
ceipts for wharfage paid by steam
boats whose arrival has never
been reported by the Doctor.
Probabably the sapient editor
Of the Times and Republican may
deem this slanderous, but DR..
Walker knOCs it is not.
The DR.. has been in possession
of a very profitable little office,
taking in fees, perquisites, steal
age and all. He says he never
collected a dollar Of wharfage
himself; that it was done by his
deputies. The DR.. knows this to
be untrue. He has collected time
and again in person.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

IL one box Of DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder does not satisfy
you, then call on your grocer and
get your money back. Lie believed
that no preparation was ever equal
to il in making bread, cake, bic.
cults. etc, Without delay Of tins. d
vexa.lon of spirit,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20
TEG% TpSas ;as SiTl 81 Il FIssSsIsI FRSsr Err


Although another week hna PASS
ed, and brought with II Tie na y
an actual outbreak Of hoslillt|as 81
tween the opposing armies Aa nr
vailing tone among our business.
men 10 still one Of great nncef as
ty. The question now most sarns
estly discussed among them, Il not
so much as to the possible eda0ga 0f
war upon our commercial interests.
as It is In regard to the probable
duration Of the war itself VIII II
be terminated In a few weeks. or n
farthest, In 9 few months 81 win
the struggle be q long and doaper.
ate one, ultimately involving tho
other great powers Of Europe in lls
complications?
The best opinion upon this suh
jeet, can, at the present moment bt
founded only upon the prohahIii.
ties Of the situation, but there
seems to be some weight IN the
fact that several Of the leading aE~
man bankers OF this city have IS
Gently been shaping their opera
tiOns In such q way as to apparenf
ly show that they believe Il 4
speedy termination Of the war. and
a reaction In gold and government
securities to their former prices.
Whatever may be the o0ursa of
the war, however, we should eszs.
fully guard against the practice. 80
common In times OF financial ax-
citement. Of attributing to Unusual
aud alarming causes those distul.
bances 10 the market, which reals
are nothing more than the ordinary
aud usual fluctuations Of businn
or speculation. For instance ho
export Of specie, amounting nar-
haps to about Sl6,000,O00 since the
war excitement began, has been
talked Of as q very remarkable end
alarming feature, while we find that
in the five weeks following july I.
1865, we exported about 5000 900
of specie, and In the same period
of 1859, about ll,000,0OO. There
is naturally an overflow Of gold a
Europe at this period Of the wear
both In payment Of July coupons
and for the settlement Of CONNER
cial balances.
A second point which must /,
considered in this connection 4 az
large extent 70 which the market
on the continent, In England aud (.
this country are controlled 81
spectators land the temporary en-
spasmodic Irregularities which thel
are continually working to produce
often with too much success, shani'
not be mistaken for genuine 81
serious causes Of alarm IL regard 4
financial affairs. There has nrnb.
bly, never been a time when N
practice Ofspeculating, not onls
stocks and bonds, but also n rf'
duce. raw materials. manufseElsre :
and IN short, in almost every arf
Gle known to commerce. va
general, as It is at the present "a
ana this circumstance should
Kept steadily in view by osr6f
business men who desire 10 avn
. Injury to their legitimate inlsfe.
J through the apecnlaEIons o .a
+ 10 taking q general view
/ whole situation, We think It S. F
! eided more favorable shan "a
/. ago. i is true that fhn sIl.
J. England has advanced her fsla
: Interest to 6 per cent. bnf
only precautionary s,sEze
prevent. rather than II rss
4 astar end Is
= e. AAs
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-20

TIE "star Of Enterprise" be-
comes a democratic organ under
the editOrship Of Gen. MelancthOn
Smith, to whom we heartily wish
anccess.