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NILSSON.
Tsr aix1h Nilsson concert lakes place this even.
;nc. At Farwc.l llali, with The following admirable
t1tuttsuipsE:
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THE LAW COURTS.

Circuit Court


Ananda Cook ct NJ. :. The South Park COM
n!sEiohtrr. This Is an appeal from an RwMd
e5 special Comntssiouera for dansges. INCURRED
by the condo lnnat!on Of some trentJ ven ac1es
Of lard. Included within the pax boundaries, and
nss occupied over week ID tftal Il wss sestel- ss
day given TO The Jury. with leave TO seal vesdict
.,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Injunction 10 ftttraID tsf defendant f10,1 SEAL
isE tho tchooner Two nsothets and her apparel
II seens That IN Msrch, 1862. the complainant
Cllnfd. 10 secure The consideration Tor which
q: hoonel Two Bto,hert. Al the time Of tao puf-
worthy condition. 1t Is charged that this repre-
sentReitn was untrue, aud that The csalt wAs
tnon eS1 moth Syes 5y a,o1 81 B.. :;
ducslop on bis purchase price, It Ia alleged the
defendant seeks to iorrc,cse his mortgage. The
m ~ aps equities OF the
EIECTNESE.
1horoos Ialley, ", '. Fabian 11o.te. Eject,
the southeast corner OF The southwest quarter oi
Stetiun u. 81. u, thence north on Ullmau street
as iert wssr ss lee, south Is feet, east IS ieet,
MECHANICS LIEN.
George Fteihosh v. James Wright Petition TO
ascertain. declsee, and rnfolce mechaole'a lien O.
lnt q. Bcck Is, 0f SheIntldh Addition the clty
az Chicago, and two frame houses on MeHentI
street -
suHpAy sri1s-pKBr-clsE, ETC.
Iunig I3srtos Il q! ttyeEson 4 Junuson>. =.
Theron f'oucIl Y. Simon u. and Nelson +.
Fhelpf. Covenant. DsmseeA laid ut "a, 600.
Tssmes Tsas Z Tylc1 tt a! tryI+r, ui'1'ana CO
SJscs', Mat, Y. Fellx Simon md Leopold o,tcu
-Lu,,w!e Hut :. Jonn i. Brncxmau. ca,e
Issa ~, il; sIa!,l' i a. tsn,th. claty& Il En
X Enara
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new features There IVES moderate business
doing 1t the prices glven below:
MENLocT-C1ty harness, union, asa 4oc; city
harnets. ssas4nc: country harness, s633se: line,
city, = +07 &4c: ktr Z n, soc1t1-1": kip, yeats.
Fl-l0a1.4o; city upper, NO. IT. II, a93slc: city
s6@asc; collar 7 #, 71a2sc; call. city,
calf. country, fl.Irals3; rough upper. 1898 D.,
s5as1c; rough upper, l+91S bs, aa33ses rough
Bunalo slar9Atsr sole, ssassc-
OAE-Saughter sole. +5at.e: Thlladclphia sole,
4sz:oc; narness. = n. ~ a46c: ZIP. light, tt.oHa
1.l5: kip, No. medium, s5caSt-t6: Etp, heavy.
i:ts5sc; American calf, 81 r., 81 3aS1.50:
French calf, = II. <e-oa9e -: French cali. %
NJ, $1.s.22s0; French KIP, CO to 10 bs, $l.2s
Nlluho; French calf. Jndor. i dozen. tse.0os
1sG. c.; 1uset lining, y dozen. x2-aaas.na-
LCMBER-Tne lumber t1R.le wts moderately
active for this season, atd prices were fully sus
tsIned. We quo,e.
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BOARD WANTED.

poAHD-A YOUNG MN WISHES LARGE,
y E9sD, nierss-fnrolfhed room With hnstt Location
nuzs be dait1hle and ttfmA mcderI1e- Reterncep eI.
Changed. AatEess G. Tribune othec Z
POARp--HACk PARLOR, WIrH BOARD. FpR
~ peyttefan and wife, WAhA&h-sr. Ees ct frppt
psticr Iequt:ce Addsf ttAt{dB term. b. fea.
tonable. HYS1CIAS. IEthEnt St!tcc-
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sUBuRBAN REAL EeTATG,
COU5TRY REAL EsTATR

E'oR sALv-Ar NORTH KVANsTOS-GRova
set4 S,1 10 feet. Tor from N ~ &Al zach hAv.
ten Of TIC f. Its ~ tive to parties who Will bull
CLARK 1t.
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TOR .SA1F-nR RNcHASGE-A HOUSE AMI
lat il ptt MAs1es lows. worth stDD,- viii trail
AZ s"fHt. e w1id Lard, ut re7tunal Property. Eel
F.ft- En1 +2A
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RDSfNK&8 NHAHOE0.
a for sale OF txehansr for city real estar Csr,. ii
saf. aeaih in fsmy Far psfticnfaIn iroultu nj ii
e1aissss-
1 OSF-HALF IFTFREST IN a DRUG; STORK,
Il DUNG oEs Of ths lnst trzdns both Ist.i sns AZ
as1e AedIsse i, Tftbanc otlsc e''' 41 ~" '''
FIRSrsLAss BUSINESS MAN. WITH aio5
y e1a putch.ss oashAi interest In .well .a1 lsas
pros in proportion 10 esr!ts1 tnvrst.t u my ,eetS
1:c butnfti in the city. CAn be Increased 10 ainloet
Al Gle rsoaucrd. No credit askrd Tor Adarers x H.
/ = t, yox AS. -
nXpG3iT-C m SWFFTFy T1Y7vc ~.
"A mnvrd frofn thS ststs Vii; ar,i bs FornSr. ~
mNchtrr .hor, Rathyes til. Ala earfsia' Fnf fs.ns
! rrwrrpy nrsru .pT y vu,7srxvssCH,C ,Co..1.
p1rH.rs ts.f.,.. N ~ 80. - ~ =
t.mstr Hnsu+.s iii do vii to eli ia .et ny n, ef
| l-s hE.e.E-D. g -. Town %, - a1o1toa-F-
Ay OID E9TAHTISUP0 r0QyEH HPTf.!
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Df, A, c. 0fsn.
Avoid Quncks.

victim Of early ind!seTetfon. eAnsnx nervn1s d.
hhty psrinAfnEe decay. et< hAvnx fried h vain evSf1
AHFrFpstd !rfnrdr haA dtscotrred anp{e nasa1s Al
trHrnr Nhtth he viii scrsd ffrc to his {cllIw sIeIT
j. H. T0TflE, - Nxsssu4t New YORK Cftf
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REAL EaTATE WANTED,

.s..~-
"ASTFD-A F1RSTtLASS. CONVENIENT
" 6xtllfnf. funt.htd nafurniAh".s- worth from
~ 10 e:tAa; Will attu1ue encumhraaort. and nay
d'fsstne- Addftte, with full particulars ]. j. jOnN.
suS, Nevada HuteL
WkSTEp-Io nuY FOR CASH. 4 NEAT cor.
=! takt and lot OF Ac-th Side z. Il. RlEk+ y R1n-
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" 1s.1 ENt
After the close of Change No. spring
wheat wss in fair demand. the mark ct clonn:
firm At s1.06}{ cash s1.07 seller January, and
clos seller last half Of January. We note
the following Gales OF provisions: $50 tcs lard
vt II he cash: q, 900 lbs green hams, arerss-
NIB nnid6les, seller January, At o., and 200 b1ls
mess pork, seller March, u $1,000.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
THE ELECTIONS.

Fuller returns from the elections of last
week make a very satisfactory show for the
Democracy. One of the most pleasing re-
suits is the defeat of Schenck, of Ohio, the
radical leader in Congress, and the election
of Lewis d. Campbell, an able man and u
sterling Democrat. Two members of Con-
gress are gained by the Democrats in Ohio
Indiana is completely revolutionized. The
Democratic state ticket and a Democratic
Legislature are elected Two Democratic
members of Congress are gained.
In Pennsylvania, although the radicals have
the Legislature, the Democrats have ma
.jority of the popular vote in the State, and
have gained six members of Congress GER
tainly, and perhaps eight. Two districts, the
18th and 10th, are in doubt.
In Iowa, always an intensely radical State,
the majority is largely cut down.
Upon the whole, the results of all the cleo
tons are gratifying and encouraging to the
Democratic party. 1t shows that great dis
satisfaction exists with the dominant party,
and that the popular vote of the country is
rapidly gravitating towards the opposition.
1t is highly probable that the next House of
will be Democratic.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
LETTER FROM BuCKsPORT.
Correspondence of the journal.
BrCKsroRT, Oct. Is, lS1C

BuCKSPORT, Oct. -, 1870.
Mr.. EDITOR. A sad accident occurred to
one of our Young lads last week which ought
to be a warning to Others of his age Jerome
son of the widow j. IL Sherman, aged 10
years, while out cunning, had his left thumb
blown Oft besides iniuring his hand other
wise, by the bursting of his gun. The ampu-
tation was made in the hand itself.
A liquor prosecution Of some note occurred
here last week, which resulted in the lining
of NJ G.. Joaquin Ga new conner TO this
place. 5000 and costs, in all about $500
He is now in iail at Ellsworth until ii Is
paid
A beautifully modelled three masted
schooner of about 500 tons, was launched
from W H. CHM & COS yard last week
She is in every way 4 first class vessel Size
IL owned Inv 1bc above COMPANY and N T.
Hill & Co.
The First Unitarian Society of this place,
are maxine unite an effort tn erect a church
edi6ce another season The society appears
IN he in n prosperous condition. and with a
financial and building committee composed
of : r Kinks s p Han .James Emery
Zenas Homer and Alonzo Colby, success
would seem to he assured One article of
the societv,s by laws. appeus 81 novel and
vet SO practical in IFS workings, that a notice
If if here NAV lead to IFS adoption hy other
religious bodies. The article referred to
ohl;roe avnru mnmhnr "a thn ,,nrirtv Nh NV
aside one cent each dav TO he paid into the
treasury every month for RELIGIONS p,nposps
This contribution to be. not 30 much per
month or year, but duty imposed on each
one to bear in remembrance daily, bv this
4,,, .,,o ob;oo.c Of t),a soo;atv Tho ,Io,-n
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRACY.

The Democrats of Massachusetts held the,
State Convention at Fitchburg on the 18th.
1t was large and enthusiastic gathering,
nearly one thousand delegates being present,
Hon. j. NJ Keith was called to the chair, and
delivered an able address. Hon. John Quincy
Adams was nominated for Governor with
but two dissenting votes. James Chattaway,
of Springfield, was nominated by acclamma-
ton for Lieut. Governor. Mr.. Chattaway is
the Labor Reform candidate for the same Of
flee. The resolutions reatiirmed the solid
and time-honored principles of the Demo-
cracy-declared against Chinese importation,
against property and other qualifications re-
strictive of the right of suffrage, censured the
administration for its failure to settle the
Alabama claims, and in favor of the new
French republic. Speeches were made by
leading men, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

A correspondent of the Portland Press
furnishes the following particulars OF am al
legged outrage in Knox County. II reported
correctly it was most diabolical affair
A few days since the most intense excite
ment prevailed in Washington. The follow
ing is the list of consumate villains; Edward
Wright, Eben Dodge, and a man named
Cunningham, from Newcastle, also John
Hodgkins of Nobleboro were arrested and
found guilty of a charge with the following
specifications;
First, for breaking into Mr.. Dan'l Davis
house in the night time.
Second for knocking Mr.. Davis down anu
threatening to murder him in case he should
resist or make noise while they committed
rape on his daughter.
Third, For violating the chastity of Miss
Davis in the presence Of her father. \ dirk
knife with which they threatened to murder
Mr. Davis was found in the possession OF
John Hodgkins. Mr.. Davis is q respectable
citizen, about ninety years old, but we hope
he will show those villains tn" extreme ehd
of the law The public would FEEL better
satisfied if they should Ne hanged hy the
neck until they are dead
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

seems to lead in the path Of empire. In II
counties the gain over Th has an
yet to be reported, which had in 1860 popu-
lation OF $4,000 and in 1865 617, 900. A
proportionate increase in these counties Will
make the population of Illinois $500, 900, OF
within about 24O, 900 of the estimated present
population of Ohio. Thirty-six counties in
ohio show gains in twenty-four of them OF
156413 and losses in twelve of 20, 204, Civ
ing net gain of 1877 ,2o7. These counties
contain about one-third the entire population
of the State Should the same ratio of in
crease prevail in the rest of the State, the
total gain in Ohio would be about All 900,
and the total population of the State in the
neighborhood of 2, 300, 600
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
Amount construction account.

Amount construction account. Sl,12o,6,6 81
From the reports the Gazette gathers the
following statistics of the cost of the road
when completed
The amount of capital stock paid in is 53lS APO,
90: total amount of city and town bonds received,
81 10000 90, making the total liabilities of the
Company, at date of report Sl,G2S, 425, 90. Adding
the $4,000 called for TO complete the road, the
total cost of the road would be -, 103 421 90. This
includes the interest ami discount accounts Of
course.
As the road is to be 45 miles long it will
cost $4,000 per mile. There is probably
nothing to disparage the management OF the
road in this extraordinary increase of cost
It has arisen from the very serious engineer
ING difficulties to be overcome, and concern
ing which the Directors We're deceived, by
the report of their engineer.
To these facts we call the attention of some
Of the citizens Of Belfast, who have been in
clned at times to tinl fault with the manage
ment oft the Belfast and Moosehead Road. The
original estimate by Col. Wildes was S26, 000
per mile-a sum which the completed road
will but slightly, if at all. exceed, al
though the obstacles TO be overcome by en-
cheering on the first twelve miles of om
road were very great. 1t must be acknowl-
edged that to the careful and reliable est
mates, have been added good management
on the part of the Directors, 10 produce re
suit so favorable.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

The Rockland Gazette has a deserved tri-
butte to the ability, skill and energy of County
Attorney Rice, rs displayed in the recent
trials of the bank robbers in that County,
which he conducted alone and unaided, 1t
says, in conclusion
In our opinion, the citizens of this County are to
be congratulatedthattheyh have prosecuting officer,
so capable and faithful able to vindicate the of
Tended majesty of the law, SO competent to dis
charge the duties deyovng upon him in bringing
the guilty to the just punishment of their crimes.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

The fact that the Democrats have carried
Indiana has had a curious effect upon radical
plans. Senator Morton, who was appointed
minister to England, don't dare to accept,
because the vacancy thereby created in the
Senate would be filled by a Democrat. There
fore Secretary Cox has resigned his place in
the Cabinet, and is to 60 to England, while
Commissioner Delano goes into the Cabinet.
The New York Evening Post, 4 very out
spoken sheet. in this connection says
Gen. Grant has changed his mind since Gen. Cox
entered the cabinet. He has become what few who
politician, partisan. He his patronage to eff
feet political ends as really as Buchanan or Pierce
with only this difference that he shows curious
awkwardness in this new trade.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

STORM SIGNALS. The government is about
to try the experiment of publishing weather
reports, gathered by telegraph from different
points, as a means of predicting the coming
OF storms. 1t is thought that mariners
and others may derive great benefit from
them. Reports will be made pablo three
times a day. The following stations have
been established
Plaster Cove, ~ s. St. Johns, N. b.
Portland, Me. Boston, Mass. New Haven,
Conn. !; New York city, N. Y. Philadelphia,
Pa. Baltimore, Md. Washington, ID. c.
Wilmington, N. c.; Charleston, 5. c, !; Au-
gusta, Ga. Savannah, Ga; Lake City
Fla. Key West, Fla. Montgomery, Ala.
Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La. +; Jackson
Miss Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn,
Louisville, Ky; Cincinnati, Ohio Knox
vile, Tenn Albany, N. Y; Syracuse, n
Y. Oswego, n. Y. Rochester, N. Y, Buf
falo, n. Y; Cleveland, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio
Detroit, Mich. Chicago. ILL.,. indianapolis
Ind, ST Louis, Mo. Milwaukee, Wis.
ST. Paul, Mimi; Duluth, Mimi; GAMMA,
Neb Cheyenne, OAK Corinne, Utah SAINT;
Fc, n NJ Fort Benton, n NJ san Fran
cisco. Cal
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
COST OF THE KNOX AND LINCOLN
RAIL ROAD.

We find in the Rockland Gazette an abstract
Of the recent reports by the officers of the
Railroad now in course of construction from
Rockland to Bath. They show that the cost
OF the road is exceeding the original esti-
mates to Il surprising amount, and so into
explanations showing why the call upon the
cities and towns on the route for $4,000 in
addition became necessary.
1t arose from the fact that the great difficult
ties to be overcome in the construction of the
road were not appreciated in the outset, and
that the estimates of the engineer in 1868
were found to be utterly unreliable. more
recent and careful estimate, shows the dis
crepancv exhibited in the following table
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

DR.. Emerson of Belfast. was robbed in liquor
shop in Boston, Tuesday, Of 5000, by a liquor
dealer named Lambert, to whom the DR.. had i'm
prudently exposed his money. Lambert was
arrested.
We don't know any DR.. Emerson practc-
ing in this baliwick, and think that the
imprudent Esculapius must belong elsewhere.
The Belfast doctors are very careful what
company they keep, especially when they
chance to have $1,000 about them
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

The tariff fixes duty on salt of 40 per
cent. This enormous tax and the effects I'M
der it illustrate the wickedness, and the fall
acy as well, of the protective system
Mr.. Commissioner Wells states the amount
of salt consumed in the United States to be
forty millions bushels Seven millions are
imported, and thirty-three millions are pro-
duced here The tax per bushel is eighteen
cents. On that imported the government
gets 81 ,2G0. 900. On the thirty-three millions
bushels manufactured here, the people pay
eighteen cents per bushel more than if there
was no tariff, for the home manufacturers
raise the price to that of the imported article
with the duty added. Thus the protected
manufacturers get nearly six million dollars
per annum for what, if free trade abounded,
would cost the people on this single import
tant life-necessary, nearly seven millions and
an half less than they are now obliged to pay.
This is protection with a vengeance! 1t is
a fair example of the radical system, protect
ING the rich salt makers at the expense Of the
people.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

A cabinet meeting was postponed 10 enable
Grant and the whole cabinet TO attend 4 morse trol
in MARYLAND last week, where they rirkcd their
pile on the animals. Grant Is sad 10 KNOW more
about the spring halt than any statesman IN the
country.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20
THE LIQUOR SWINDLE IN MASSACHu.
SETS.

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through the SO called hJoor prohlbtlw0
law viii nnvnr lao Lno,vu It's ,,-.,,..
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/ l,nnn thc ttniltv srrr,t- 'rLa,n ora. tr.,,,-
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/ tons in nearly every County in Maine in Ma
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i''ioi |" WV Pi"N''"'I"H9 ~ hH"'i NculN.
thc cnforriur or nuIlifviuo of Indictment
7 -
lud inc management ca 'Ht agencies, Iu'
0uUht TO damn TO political DerliliOn thp urt
,ri 4,
y thal upholu' thcil' me law anu ll lhe
machinery of the law are ISed ia snup4..
money from the people /" make fch Pinh
dnrino officials
|
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that MIR. !oycIoy n has speech before tho
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inl picture. HIS speech IS oe iuIl ot Interest
and 40, Lri.tl.s with sham, noi,,t- HAT Nv.
copy it from the Posts report
mnst sav tb, if .trncl, me. when the.. re-. ,l,,
lions wore he;ne rcai that y,,. Iyrra in,lahtaJt
mn Committee Ear the ,..l,n iutelIi.enra .nd AL
fidelity with which they had drawn Them Th.
fHyn - i.t hint t mo T,tioT.I l,,,-l,,i,n,,t .,
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reyoIution mn nntire rh1n,cr from president q
tiIa-wt.;tar Ono ,n,rtL hon, NJ, rh,;,n,nn IN
n,rrhrJ irIl tIr v,itharai .,r,,ss .rirJ IA h,.,,
arain r,i,, Tbcrn h. an G1uI,IIy lnuI NV t-,,,
every bart of thi, land, old and young, East and
Wn.i Nnr,h ',, Go,,ii1 ~, ,,n', !, a.. r,vni,Iti,
Uni a.. b,,, ,,,,, ,l', bar I,n1 fin. mon lax ia
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w., n,,, II,s75 1,I if l.; th ,I.tc.,in,t,tiai,n
II in IN. XII. .,,i ma lva nr ,,.or,, ,,,. h,,.,
have hon,l-tohanJ ti,,li in ll,, Ir.ll, r rich, 49,
truth and Justice anI personal freedom, ii,
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

Grant keeps up his war on the Germans OF
Missouri by throwing the whole weight OF
his officials position and the influence OF the
administration in favor Of the Radical Nc
Clurg. He has already removed two or
three Office holders for supporting the ticket
advocated by Carl Schurz, and threatens to
remove more in case they do not come square
ly out in support of the extreme Radical
ticket. The Germans under the lead of Sen
tor Schrrz, have united with the Democrats
and conservative Republicans to elect Gratz
Brown for Governor, and they do not feel
over much pleased at the understandable i'll
reference of the President in matters which
do not legitimately concern him or his adj
ministration.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

We find in the Portland Advertiser statement
that Capt Hugh Ross and Chas b. Sanford have
recently bought large tracts of land at Fort Point.
Bangor Wing.
YoumigAthave found it several days earlier
in this paper, by using your eyes
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

An improbable story comes from Saginaw,
Mich, that wretched miser, discovered counting
his money, by boy, cut the child's tongue out, to
prevent him from telling the secret.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

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will please state to the Court.
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Republican 3ourmal,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1870.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
WILLIAM H. SIMPSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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The Republican journal., 1870-10-20

OF the actual cost of construction to Sept.
1st, the Treasurer's report gives the follow
ing figures
Construction acct, and for so per
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

of Baltimore must soon demand that first
class ship canal be constructed to unite the
waters of the upper Chesapeake with those OF
the Delaware bay. In view of the vast regions,
Northwest, West, Southwest and South, which
are using, and to a continuously increasing sx-
tent, Baltimore as their sbtrepot. the economy
that can be effected by this canal makes the
enterprise one of national importance. Baltl'
more enjoys striking advantages for eoastwlse
commerce with the >outhern States, with the
West Indies and with South America. 1t, ny
the construction IF a canal of but twenty miles
in length, more than twenty-tour hours navi
CATION can he economical in another and ex
tensiva branch of commerce, the work mus
be undertaken at no distant periOd."
Coming from such q source, we hope The
suggestion is one to he scted upon rather thar
speculated about, and it is important that th
citizens of this State take up with the enter
nrSe at once