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The Portland daily press., 1870-04-11
PASSE NGERS.
MARIN e JEWS.
PORT OF PORILAN Nd.
Saturday, April o.

Saturday, April o.
ARRIVED.
Barque W0Odside, EdU unds, Boston.
brig Marv Mariner. lot New York; Mariner, Car.
denas.-moasses to Phinney & jackson.
- Sch Agne.; (of Bath Bar. Cienfaegos- mOlasses
Sch Ottawa (Br) Carter, Cardenas 18th ult-sugar
and Deado 10 John Porteous.
sch Hannie Westbrook. Litt,ei 5hn, Philadelphia.
TO ) Rounds q Sons.
Sch Nellie Chase, Upton, New York.-coal to Jos
Sch h"rret Fuller, willard, New York.
p Sch'z Snow. Thorndike, New York-cement to A
Sch I ssnedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ.-clay
& Sch !. Blue Bird tBr, Finlsy. Boston, TO load tor
Sch Phenix, Thompson, Boston.
Sch President. Robinson, Boston.
Sch Leocadia, Deland Boston.
Sch Highlander Rogers, Salem.
& Smith.
Ser Star, Crowell Newburypert.
Sch NJ Sewall. Frlssee. Portsmouth, to load ior
Sch AftoD. wormwood, Kennebuuk.
Sch st limo, (uew lag tons) DAVIS, of and from
Bristol, to load tor New York.
CLEARED.
u Steamship HISTORIAN, tBr) Arid. Liverpool
Steamer CarIotta, Colby, Halifax, Ns-John Por-
teOus.
Ba..que Eliza Avelina. tBr) Dowley, Ca1dif-wB D
Heath.
Brig Wenonah, Stone, Havana-John d Lord
Sch A Watson. Watson. Havana e G Hight.
Sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, Cardenas-Phinney 8
Jackson.
Sch Georeetta Lawrence, Robinson Charleston
Nickezsous, Litchfeid 4 Co.
sunday, April 10.
ARRIVED.
Barque Mary c Fox, tot Portland) Ross, Cardenas
18th uIt, ,-moass 8 to Lynch. Barker & Co.
Sch Mary Louise. lot PorIlandl Norton, Sagua,-
molasses to Geo Hunt.
sch N Coombs, tof Boston) Coombs, Cardenas,-
me lad to order.
Sch Escape. Br) Eagles. Windsor, NS.-plaster to
A Wnidden.
Sch Maggie Quinn, (Br) Kingston, st John, NIB,
Tor orders.
Sen Scribner. Doane, Baltimore.
Sch Paine, Stevens, Elizabethport-coal to W
Deering.
Uilizen, Upton, Boston.-iron To Rolling Mills.
Schs Moses Eddy, Oottrell and Joseph Dodge.
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PIQUEs at Cogia Hassan's.


ALL Shades and Colors of Shignons at Fitz-
gerald's & Co., for SO and so.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Messina 18th ult, brias Caroline Eddy, Veaxie.
lir9m Leghorn, Ior New Yors, ldg; Rabboni, Coombs
anu fotosi, Cofil. TOR United States, Idg Cara
Senklns Coonbs, and Neponset, Tracy, Tor do, do;
ocsipee' Sprag9e, for Boston; sch Kate Wentworth,
man, Galveston,
Ar at Liverpool 7th inst. ships Nautilus, Hager.
Sayannahi eth, st Joseph, Marshall San Francisco.
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DIED.


Barque Mary G Fox. from Cardenas-576 hhds mo-
lasses. 80 tcs do. to Lynch Barker q Co.
Brig Mary Mariner, from Cardenas-230 hhds
40 tcs mOlasses, 80 hhds sugar, to Phinney u Jack
son; 16 hhds melado. TO order.
Sch Mary Louise, from Sagua-2s0 hhds 10 tcs 81
ties m0lasses, to s,eO Hunt
Sch A COombs, from Cardenas-2S6 hhds melado
Al boxes sugar. to order.
Sch Ottawa, from Cardenas-132 hhds melado, so
hnds 6o boxes sugar. to John POrteous.
Sch Agnes, from Cieniueeos-3ll bhds 80 ties mo
lasses, to E Churchill q Co.
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Chestnut Street Church,
FGSt-d0y EUeniHg, ApriE 14th.
Tickets % cts children 10 cents-to be obtained at
Bailey q NOyes', A. M. Smiths, Turner Brothers.
G. K. Babb's, and at the door.
Doors open at IL, to commence at IA o'clock.
apysndfd >-'
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For Comedores, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms o,
lions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and PIN.
PIE remedy. Reliable, Harmless and contains nc
teod poison. Depot 40 Bond St., NY, Sold nv
Druggists everywhere. mart7dS,w wsmsn Wy
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-11

MRS. SEABURY
Proposes to open Glass for Instruction IN wax
FLOWERs, LEAVES, &c, on MONDAY.
For sample of work. terms, &c, apply 70
y. w. c. MORRISON,
apzdIWsn 284 Congress st,
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-11

1870. Public Notice. 1870
1He E0rtt0'ad Gem e1at, Drain and
Water Pipe COMPANY,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-27
North Carolina.

1t is proposed TO reconstruct North
Carolina q second time. That State voted
the Democratic ticket, at the late election.
by something like 10000 majority, and
this is the mortal sin that suggests the
proposed inhiction. If North Carolina
had only elected the Radical ticket she
might have had a carte Hdache to do as
many disloysl things as she pleased To-,
and 1t would have all been perfectly
proper. But no State in this Union can
be esteemed entirely faithful to the q best
government on earth" when 1t perpetrate.
the atrecity Of e~lecting a Democrat,
ticket aud for 3 Southern State TO AZ
this proves that it ought to be subiectef
instantly to the bayonet discipline of re
construction. The "loysl men" Of Nortf
Carolina are in a dreadful condition
that is, certain Radical scalawees ant
carpet baggers failed to be reelected /,
Office, and therefore are cruelty deprived
OF the ~inalienable right to steal, rob an(
embezlle the public funds, as they bay,
been doing Tor the last four years. Theil
case is pitiable, The mar who will no
weep over 1t is clearly destitute Of ever,
element of loyalty, and fit only for trea
son, straagem and spoils. These wretche,
men have gone with the narrative d
their woes to Washington to invoke m,
aid of President Grant; If Grant prove
oodurate, they will appeal to the highe
power of congressman Butler, Of Mass
chusetts, and Kelley, Of Pennsylvania
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Vitality Of Seeds.

Farmers find the weed family their
worst enemy to contend with in the grow
ing of crops. 1t makes no difference how
new a farm is, or how well it may be i'm
proved, after one or two crops have been
taken from the soil, weeds come up and
claim right Of possession.
The question of seeds remaining in the
soil for years, and retaining their vitality,
is a mooted one and although careful an
slysis Of different soils have failed to de-
tect their presence deep in the earth, the
experience of many has given satisfactory
evidence Of their being there.
An eastern journal tells Of plants, (yel-
.ow charloc) growing from earth taken
from o deep well, "the seeds OF which
must have been there for ages" The
Gardaers Monthly thinks, however, this
must be a mistake, ss it is not an Ameri'
can plant, and also gives little credit to
the supposed well attested cases OF trees
different from anything which grew be
fore, coming up after a fire has swept ovel
the prairies of the West.
Whether seeds lie ~slumbering in tht
earth for years, waiting for moisture ant
sunlight 10 burst them into life or not
there is a great mystery connected will
the vegetable world in this line. A few
years ago, we dug a large pond hole upol
our farm, some three feet deep, and sool
after the excavation was made, a Ugh
rain fell, followed by warm sunshine, an
in three DAYS a nice growth Of vegetation
sprspc up over the surface of the har'
CAV bottom. 1t was impossible for an,
seeds to have blown to this place, for
was early in the season, before any plant
had matured.
A gentleman, upon whom we can rely
tells us that In early times there was
wagon road through . piece of thick hen
|, lock woods, in Ashtubula county, owe
which hay was drawn from one farm
} another. Afterwards, this road WI
abandoned aud shut up, and forty yea
a later the forest cut down; and as soon
sunlight came upon the earth here,
Q beautiful growth of timothy came up u
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pat into husiIes (strnnr eias of chsm
page betlits are bsnl ~ a. y nazfiy Ill
he latter These are then allsd with
fresh aAd clean watef. After thiz sheY
afe Al placed IN 4 large kettle partially
filled with eold water, and theismpefsiufe
falsed nearly 70 The boiling point. The
water In the bottles sxpsads By The heat,
and Part II driven out. Az soon as sun
GENTLY heated, thay are taken of, enough
water poured out 0f each bottle 70 merely
allow 4 well nltiag cork 10 be pressed IN
tightly. hftsf being eofked they are
sealed 40 with sealing wax on common
bscswax. As the bottles cool down q
partial vacuum ls len in the neck II each.
Grapes thus preserved have kept foi
years In thls climate, where canned fruit
almost invariably spoils during the hot
summers They can at any time bs
opened and prepared like fresh grapes
No difference will be found In the taste
i Is better 10 use the water also 10 which
they are kept, as Il contains q large per.
ccntage OF tartsric acid, which give.
them the pleasant sour taste. hope
some will try this method and profit BY
IT, A. +.
Indianapolis, Texas.
ITO prevent breakage In heating, pu,
some pebbles in the bottom OF the kettle
80 as 10 keep the bottles from touching
the me,aL-EDs Scientific American.
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Another North Carolina.

War Ia proclaimed upon the people Of
another Southern State. There Is now
before us a proclamation, bearing date the
18th inst, in which Harrison Reed, Gov
ernor Of Florida, threatens the people I'M
happily under his authority with martial
law. The pretexi is, Of course, the up.
pearancc In Florida Of the Grand San.
culinary HigheoekalOrum OF a Ku.Klux
Khan and the real object, equally of
course, the oyerswing Of the elections by
armed force. The seditious teachings OF
an u%nprincipled press" says this Cover.
nor, "and the ~treasohable appeals of prom
inent opponents of the state govern
ment," have brought out the Highcocka.
lorum, and TO nip him n 1.-THE bud II shall
he driven 10 8 resort which ] fain would
avoid" To justify this declaration o
hostilities, he goes on 10 say "The peo
pie OF the State, upon whom rest the re
sponsibility and The odium Of the presen'
condition OF things, are sufficiently intel
ligent 10 fully understand the cause
which have led 10 the ~singularly larg,
number of murders and outrsgcs whicl
have been perpetrsted and gone unpun
ished eithia Tia last eighteen months Nov
mark how aplain tale will put this fellow
down. He charges that there have bee
an immcnse number of unpublished GU,
riges in Florida within the last eight
cen months" or since January, 1869, an,
yet in his message 70 the Legislature, |
January of this present year, he distinctl
says II congratulate you on the fayors
bic auspices under which you agai
assemble TO legislste upon the Ii
t~erests Of the commonwealth. Durin
no period in the history Of the State hi
there been more marked improvement
and general prosperity than in the yea
Just passed, and Rscer haoe he lars be-
more generally aad efficiently executed.
several counties organized bands Of lay
less men have conspired to overawe Il
( civil authorities, and many acts of vi
lence have occurred. But these ha'
been incidental to the State in all its pa
! history, and arise lesl, perhaps, fro
special enmity to the present form
+. government than from opposition to I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-27
in tmhiyiaua Mamma IstsE m Imag.
mary LGrd-

N1t MunY iavg trn there WAL a rather
'nud" vBuaa DOWN here, ricu and vul-
I1r, iHGnpiug 1FrUBi with her daughter,
tad 1uftigr on nlore airs Than you e0uld
trint 1UG &C 4 Aand~oraaa. One man,
Naa Vas Z egUsbet at she ~arisEncratic pre-
-anaicua NJ the reorls, thought he would
ANTa = iffls fsr ss their expense. SO one
slT he p~otaset ous a good boxing .ellow
Tho WAS passing Ghe hotel, and mentioned
10 she woman to = SOFT ~ careless, of.
aarGer! nay. that abe gocd looking fellow
vas a lord, wko had jdst arrived tn the
coaniyy, snd was stopping Tor awhile q,
Cape May This woman, you anderstand,
wanted a. Introduction, 40 that abe c0uld
I get her daughter at work TO rope Ia this
scion Of 4 noble house. The stranger Was
presented the next evening In the psflor,
and this designing being of a mamma be-,
gan to gush right over him.
She kept on cxcAlming how much she
bad always admired the Eagiish nobility,
and how much she longed to acc them 10
their own beautiful homes and then she
asked this man If be did not sometime,
long for his island home, and hate the
society Of the vulgar Americans, and sigh
for his high.born compartment AT lat
the man turned around and said che must
have made q mistake be didn't care q red
cent for sristocracy; be had no island
home, for he came from Germany andht
had no high horn companions, unlest
some OF his companions were born In
garnet, 80 this woman rose right up AM
prsnced out to the fellow who INTRODUCES
her to the sristocrat, and she said
See here | thought you said tina
man was q lordlh
80 he is" was the reply che is tn
' land lord Of the Dutch hotel around tn
corner there, Nice man, isn't he ?"
Perhaps that woman won't souse Thu
man under and hold him there the ne,
/ time she catches him bathing In the sur
, 1t wouldn't surprise us to learn at an
: time that he had been jammed full of re,
g hot hair pins by a savage female, WI
: crowned the performance by executing
i Kickapoo %war-dancp on his inanimste r
i mains, -Cdpe My Wdre.
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ooaduci I adopted
Mr. Mddloion, | said, stirring my
brandy and water with = spoon, "is an
enthusiastic cficketor. n you want to
please him compliment him on his cricket
Put a postscript 10 your note. aging that,
after what you have seen of his play To-
day, you wonder he doesn't perform now
and then a. a gentleman player in the
AT England Eleven. Say YOU ara sure
they'd be glad 10 have him
Thank you" said FDdgerhy. IA
excellent suggestion"
And he rang the bell, and assed for
writing materials at once I sRt half N
hour longer, At the risk 81 a long drive N
the dark. AT last FOdrsrhv laid the Blot.
ting pad decisively N "a effort that had
evidently cost him much toll, and salt -
"Here we are. I'm read 10, shall ~
$50 ahead | replied.
And Fodgerby read biz composition ~
follows -
any DRAa Mn MmDLzTuS-i beg 10
apologize for the gesture-involunfarily
assure you by phich I Justly offended
You this evening. Il was merely an old
nervous trick Of mine. I also beg your
pardon for conduct which even the excite
ment Of a sudden impulse could hardly
excuse, particularly a. II lost you the
match. hope Miss Middleton will use
her influence in my behalf I am, my
dear sir, truly and apologetically yours,
FREDERIC FoDaEBBY.
up. S.-After witnessing your play to
day, / would suggest that you should nov
and then take the field with the All Eng
land Eleven. They are always glad o
good gentlemen players"
There" said Fodgerby, triumphantly
~ think that neat and not gaudy, hey
rather think that will do my business"
81 shouldn't be surprised If it did"
returned.
And after having seen that Fodgerb,
: directed and dispatched this epistle by
super1uous boy connected with the e'
Enlistment, | gave him good night, an
drove home in solitude, but in a hopefC
frame Of mind.
may ssy, in conclusion, that I think
p deserved the honorable position of bel
EAz 81 tAs hsseNy celebrated marriage
; Tteyatsrs Devriezt ESQ, and ms, onl
5tEghtAr ef C. Middleton, Esq, Of Nix
Lnttn nm snLcNAhfra-
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THE ILLINOIS
lNDISIRIAL UNIVERSITY.

This new State InstitutIon offers rare facilities 10
young men wishing to at themselves for; /, Scientific
Agricultnrists or Horticultursts. Z. Civil Engineers.
;; Analytical Chemists and Druggists. 9. Practical
deoiogisg and Naturalists: I. 10 obtain a liberal ed
ucaton. 1t is richly provided with Machine and Car
penter Shops. Farms, Gardens, and LABORATORY are
courses.
The next fall term will open wednesday, the 18th II
September. Catalogues sent free on application.
j. NJ. GREGORY, Regent, Champalgn. Ill.
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$7J TO SOLDIERS

This Is N PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG, gstten
up to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor 10 It repre-
stances brought from the four corners Of the earth, car
ried seven times across the Great Desert of Saharah on
Atlantic Ocean on two ships" 1t Is a simple mid,
soothing Remedy. a perfect Specific for CArARRH and
"CoLD IN THE HRAD," also for offensive Breath, Loss
or Impairment OF the Sense OF Smell, Taste or Hearing.
Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure In the Head,
when caused, as they all not unfrequently are, by the
violence Of Catarrh.
Ioffer, in good faith, a standing Reward Of $500 for
a case Of Catarrh that ! cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
sento J mall, post paid, on receipt Of SIXTY CENTS.
-Four packages for Sa00 or1 Dozen for $500.
Send a two cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. v. PIERCR, M. D.,
BurpkIo. N. Y.
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Gallo Go Blooki
WHOLESALE mr. uCCTaTs

Agents for 3. Keith n Co.'s Actire Principles Of
Plants shhpman q Dunk's Pharmaceutical Prepare
ions Chas. Ellis, Son 4 Co.'S Sugar Coated Pills and
arannles Y. psturel & Co.'S Swedish leeches-
Vaccine Virus and French Artificial Eyes
unserIet md torn tritaoia pain OF trsn tacpa ysaleseel
"a specially. "A q BLOCKI,
s2 Randolph-at, Chicago, n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-26
Ordinances.

billions OF serenaders, MINISTRIES concert or opera
singers. sparrfnq. melode0n or other public per
formanee OF exhibition, for pay, shan pay 9 IL
eense Of one hundred dollars per month; pro
vided, that in case such license be granted for a
less period than one month, five dollars for each
performance or exhibition 50 gwen.
SEC. 81. Every person. firm, or company, CIV
ing in the city any exhibition OF a caravan, me-
nagerie, or collection Of animals, or any circus,
show. rope. or wire dancing. or slight Of hand
performance, for pay, shall pay q license OF
twenty-five dollars for each exhioitlon 80 gwen.
SEC. so. Every person or hrm who shall open
or keep q danee-house, commonly known as q
hurdy-gurdy house. shall pay a license Of one
hundred dollars per month; provided that in
case such licenseis granted for a less period than
one month, Ave dollars per day Tor each day the
SIC. 50. Every person who shall carry on or
conduct any of the businesses, trades, eallings, or
professions mentioned herein, and shall neglect
TO take out a license therefor, as herein provided,
shall be guilty of q misdemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof, shall be fined in q sum not less
than the license which such person is required
to take out, and not exceeding nve hundred dol
lars, which nne may be enforced by imprison-
ment in the city Jail not exceeding one day Tor
each two dollars Of such fine.
SEC. "a. All licenses provided for In this Or
dinance shall be paid In advance, and are hereby
made transferable in cases where the business
licensed Is conducted or carried on In the same
building, shop. staIl, or stand, but not otherwise.
SEC. IS. Ordinance No. IL, entitled An Ordi-
nance providing for the assessing and collecting
of revenue for Hamilton City, approved April
I6, 1863; and Ordinance No. 16, entitled An Or
dinance amendatory Of and supplemental to an
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance providing for
the assessing and collecting of revenue for Ham,
ilton City, approved May 6, lst9; and Ordinance
No. %, entitled An Ordinance amendatory Of
and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance providing for the assessing and col
lecting q of revenue for Hamilton City, approved
September ID, 1869, and all Ordinances and parts
Of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance,
are hereby repealed.
SEC. 90. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved July II, 1870.
P. EYERTS,
President Of the Board.
NJ. P. GHAMBERLrs, City Clerk. jy14l4t