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new York DRY Goods narEof.

By Telegraph NEW K0nK, Sept 40.
Dry goods market quiet, and the upward
tendency OF prices for o moment arrested s
yet all stocks are generally light. Agents
and consequently prices are uniform Rnn
steady. Best heavy brown BheetinRa firm
at I4nIf56, and seconds 90 l8Mi8& while
the Augusta sell at l2c.
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NeR 0rlaana NaFkot.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Co4ToN-Dull and q shade IoWers safes
3O09 bales: receipts 2i02 belea.
F'LoUR--Duii; Euperfine 81 6Jf Xxx s5si25&s
Xxx Us rs.
CoRE-Dull: mixed 721Sci while u.s..
OATs-5Im53cs
BRAN-p00g8c
HAY-Firm az SIS.
.pCpK-I,ower3 mess 825 %.
PACopq-Dnli. shoulders I45Scs clear Flb
sides l65zc; clear sides nee MANS l1@1aes
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Notice 10 DeIinnnenfs.

After the LIST day of October the
additional penalty Of six per cent. will
attach on all delinquent taxes. All
parties interested are requested to call
at the Office and settle the same.
r. LUNKEHHETNER. Il. ". g.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co,
Sept. z, 1870. [sep9 I'd
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-The exhibit
ton at the Fair given by the ladies OF
of st. Marys does them great credit.
Every description Of work that female
skill and ingenuity can devise is on
exhibition, and ingenuity Is not con-
fined exclusively to the industrial for
other devices are there by which the
purse strings are made to open.
The creature comforts are provided
for by means of q hotel partitioned
off at the north east end of the hall
where the fair ladies ofthe Fair, per-
form the most important of the COR
poreal works Of mercy ! feed the
hungry and give drink to the thirsty,
while others perform the spiritual
work of "counselEng the doubtful
to take chances and subscribe aud
instruct the ignorant" in the various
arts and mysteries by which money is
extracted from purses to propagate
the faith.
Lunch daily from to II A. NJ, at
the High School, corner of Third and
Vine.
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RIOT IN KNIGHT TowNsHIP.-Jus-
tice Walker committed Eliza Ann,
Annie and Docia Picket. Mary
Money and Lizzie Hardin, to jail in
default Of bail, to answer charge of
riot. alleged to have been committed
in Knight Township, in the neighbor-
hood Of Smyrna, between the canal and
NeWburg road. William and Louis
Money and Lafayette Picket gave bail
to stand trial on the charge. and
warrants are out for the arrest of
Michael. James. Albert. Ida and
Betsy Picket, for participating in the
riot, during which it is alleged they
burned about seven tons Of hay be-
longing to Brandies and Crawford.
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R%There is no better way for
young men to obtain a thorough
knowledge of Accounts, Penmanship
and Arithmetic than by attending the
night sessions at the Evansville Com
mercial College. sep29 2s
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eg Big dinner at the Branch of
the First National, located at the Fair
Grounds, adjoining Floral Hall. For
particulars, see small bills. sep29sf
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EeW York GoId and STOCK Harriet.

STERLING Weak at 8Q8<.
GoLD-SrOnR, but dull opened al HlR1s
and closed at 1895. Borrowing rates 1000
5 "a 10 nat. and after tho Clearing Houas
z per cent. Clearance 462. c &c, 900 EXPORT.
Sl08,000. At the Eub~Treaenry onsrinaa Tor
bonds reached ssb56,000, &c 103-TA@ll088.
The Secretary accented 100000 40 t08.Tam
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish IL Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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FISH L BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
aug31-tf
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RO- Choice Fresh Concord and Is
abella Grapes. from Kelly Island, per
Express, at III. A. Cook,
sept29 Oriental Tea Store,
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BROOM aCoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn. on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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u q A ~ Ia w -
REPU BLIOAN CANDIDATES. MEETING
AT
Jacob KisseII's,

IL o w L Z " - @ w ~ ;
Tonight, at 2 La O'CLOCK.
Let there be q full tuFE-0ut TO hear
Them.
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INQUIRE WITHIN.-The mouth is
like a house to let. However pretty
it may be externally. it is impossible
to judge of its merits until you have
seen the inside. If behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearl white
fixtures, you will exclaim at once.
How beautiful" To impart the ut
most possible briIliancy, there is Moth
ing like fragrant SoZ0DoNT.
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HAsELMAYER.-The performances
yesterday were unusually brilliant
and the Professor remains over until
Saturday, when he will have two per-
formances by request.
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"SPAULDINa's GLUE /" mends every
thing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-30

B0 A large stock of Blank Books
just received at the JOURNAL Office.
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BG- For choice Envelopes and fine
Writing Paper, &C to the JOURNAL
Office.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Special to Shippers.
The steamer MALLIE RAGoN, leaving
here to-day, viii connect at Cairo on
Friday night with che magnificent steam
err MAGENTA, Capt. J. slut Neal, which
leaves Cairo on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Isr,
For New Orleans and ali way ports. For
freight or passage apply on board the
Mallie Ragon, or TO w. q. BROWN 4 CO.,
Agents. sep8O.It
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GOVERN2R BAKER IN LAMASg0.
Th9 Rottenness Of the Bogus De-
mOcracy Exposed.
The Ridiculous Democratic City
Council Described.

Do You want to Trust Them AgaIn'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-10
Take wo ounces e iine vhits, gum

j. Take. tvo ounces ofiine Whit, gum.
srabic powder put into . pitcher and
3pour on apint Of more Of water--and
then, haying. covered it, let it stand
all night. 10 the morning pour it care
fully from tho dregs irtoia clean bottle,
cork it and keep it for use. A table
spoonful Of gum water stirred in . pint
of starch made In thesusual manner,
viii give to lawns, either white o. print
90, : loek of newnesp, { when nothing
Sslse can RESTORE them after they have
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CALBt AND .SKtr; :;
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will contain :iitEslI 1,And variety
Of STATE and General q ID : NeRl,i
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from "a home II I, .: ~ TON iia Sbfe,!
Oorrespo lE lsss:.s q l' i.,'!tl's
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ls@vd but IN. u Nj NJ, i - Ma. 4
5appointees il the Cabinet Postmaster-
sGssral Crsswell.
The fall-sown wheat is said 10. be ur-
usually promising throughout Missouri,
q piece Of calico ! mile long has
been made 1t New England mill.
Il is estimated tIsas MY 50, so*
Americans remain in Paris.
Bangor, Maine, Was drpt settled ono
hundred and ons years ago. s.
Apeg egnnised 1uieiae Il an4ibAl
lo. because bis father had resolved
sth4 Democratic nbminatiion I ior Congress
Between thirty and thirty-one mill
ion names Of persons taken BY the as.
5sistant marshals have been recorded and
srecsiyed q the Census Office, OF about
three, fourths Of the entire population Of.
the country. es...,., IN. 4
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ABOUT MANURnS.

AZ d late discussion of m |, Il
The London Farmer. Clnb tina +n,,ov.
mo among otber cono,r.;on,..ss 4 ,,,,.,.,
eenor,llv ooncurred in.
II manure is taken directly from g tbe
.yard md ploxed uudsr. H., = handled,
but onoe, loses nothing il the esc.pe Of
samInonia, because 4 rs !, e u mp.snta,ion Has
staksn placs, and il not injured At Al by;
heating. ....,.-
Covered two or three inches. it is
soca II ! warm aud moist condition, Eco
that fsrmspta.ion readily take, =. place /,
and gases are given Of. These arc ar.
rested bv the soil n :, ara also it, mines ,,I
md are moi oplv IS ! state Of 7r4.din.s.
to:be taken M by the roots Of nl.pts.
but act in ! double o.n.citv Nv hecom.
Ing food themselves, aud acting ;u5s,,i
5othsr materials until they become 10 |, y.
II applying It in = green state. much I
of il Min DO ia coarse ;c on
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W '''; ST. T.. ! G' .,,.,...
-..---- SEWING mANAANA'

n WlLL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
1s.o 0nttand Embroider beautifully. It Wiuw1tntne
nnest Nainsook over the heaviest beaver cloth and
o11nde, with no changeofneedle thread or tsnaionN
VII use coarse cotton. linen, silk and twtne IL runs
easier faster and stfler than any other. machine
!t!ormsa fat even and elastic seam, differing from
every other stitch, each loop being TWISTED BY
ana drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
nstenipg every stch, 80 that tho seam will bear 20
De cut that case even tue
seaM 70 warranted not TO rip in wear and under all
cikcQmstanccs to survive the wash tub: Old, worn
out family garments bosoms pants, dresses, have
Geen submitted TO Committees ct fairs whore was
sne and to thie stitch preminm
nmenave been Superiority, Durability.
6isstactyand Besutys ESs}Etf &sG---~ts s !. ~
patented device prevents the possibility OF the
machine being the wrong direction, or the bal
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sepH9-ewil!
IIOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICf.

~ ~ * 81. Cloud, MIMI, October 4, 1870. IN
) Complaint having been entered It this oncs b.
alexander AcCallum against Bluford TauImaa Sor
so1na0niDg hts Dscaratoey Statement No. 3s3 dased
!9iy q, le69, uPoa the vi ~ section q township
~, ranEe 81 In Meeker county, Minnesota, VIII :
view to the canceRAtlon Of said tntsy the MA par
the 22SD DAY OF NOVEMBER 1870, at 2 O'Clock In
the afternoon to respond aud furnish testimony
cernlng said alleged abandonment. -'@7+~''S -
s.sS.1e :.gEz g. A. GILMAN. Register.
oct'S-owt TIC. MCCLURE. Receiver
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II sIANn -
Iy 49, m. eioSd zafnn = 80 e. - .c.o
-conpIaint having been entered ss this once t,v
nSIss Ho-esteaS Tnt,r " g IoI aoendC1-
IS&s s.Ss ~ ~ .s.Stor II g..se Apr1l y.
IS Ssssfns eouuts .Hppesota VA ~ Iangeso
g ap,ear e ahis once on the lo1a DAY on NOVEL;
.na 4 oelosa in the forenoon 70 respond
son,..an. concerning sad ab1R-
santaa.n. + f. f. vtLal ~. Eesster.
---e.s=.ss ---- Z. - -. aaoCLGAE. hecelye1.
m eflg y c,g. g. Land OFFICE.
Complaint having been entered at this Office Nv
EdraFd BAKER against Stephen II. Smith for q an
doning his Homestesd Entry No. u6s, dated ApriiI2
= sssafns county, MIMI, with yteu 70 the easseeI
lss.on isaao sstry: The said PARTIES
sonse e dppssz " tsts 9ce On the CT
pssd nd furnish r. % ess 70
lsGsl alelkoament. - : 'e'a s''
= q M 81 M r 3 n Sss9. -.
:; :; !. =: - ..sss.e
N y. p g. - = GgHfkICE
Comlsant 1ayiag besa entered at tits asncs BIZ
:ohs y. Bf0yna9elaes Willard Grifdth foratuidoG-
ing nSs h, aonsta y ~. a.,sa July ). 1sss
range g. in steasns coanty 1innesot. avisw to
aas sH sqmmonsd g sppsaI g this once On tue
forenoon to ss.non1 ~ ,Sr.; g ~ O'clock in n.
corning said alleged absndonme ..i.' '' eoh'
Sept2cGw= r ~ s.leIa ~, i.eeisteI,
--------- l. VI h1sSoAuhh. RECEIVER
Nfo11ch'-U. .. LAND OFFICE =
,anni.;.t h.,;. ouu' Mlnn., Oct. II, 1870.
1ansaa an.;nst peen entered 1t this office By Oin
t.m..s,saS M".. 1psn Moore for sbandonine h,s
I.s.s ". Ay w. o<0A, dated November iktI,,.
.snas sgyA e "a nel section =, Township III
~ ~ ~ ngat county, A1innesor.. M
uarris. are - h.r.nS Of sad entry: tie said
office on the sra DAY Dscsmh tppe4 "a ct III.
O'Clock In forenoon to RESPOND ana farni:, f.S,
concerning ESD alleged abandonment
Ion -. 9. A. dILAAH, Rexis,ex,
oetAe6wi r. G, AcCLUKx. Kscesx-,
NIOTICE-U. 3. land OFFICE
IN = - r. 1.I. - =. xASA.
COMPLAINT hay,ns t'Sas s s.an, oet 70, 1870.
s,o,r,ried schm,.e Deel entered a tbs sO01es ky
.osnaonnp ~. ua, asasast lansls Sloan 70
..,xs Z, q, uYoa 'nse14swl section Stownship La
the csns.I.ton ~ s",a s.ansset., With. vi. o
nsrsbv r. ~ .sa say ne sud parties An
Jay or N0vAMbAk. Ia7o. ~ 10 at, On .. =! Eth
forenoon torespond and furnisa tsst,monv cor..-,;.
said alleged abandonment
e. 4. GILMAN p.-x
oet20.Swt r. G. Ho;1.,,xs ss.N.
nIOfioa-n - M -, -. e.eo.eL.
N 80 st. ciona I n;a vskl l.l.' TO-.
Compliant En- na1 iOad, IT,. M'nn ,. sep. 1870
m against Jacob Z. Grese tor ABANDON
.ss No Entf5 No. liz, dated April L.
,ooo' upon Inc sH nwA section 2 township
80, oV, ~ eteatns county, Minnesota, with
W instrumentation olsaa entry: tn ,sala parti@
" U1Obk6 1870 st1o'ciock Ii eas
ssio nIes M sconesrninS
-" =. a.
1.c AocLUke, 1scsiSsr.
AIOTICE-U 6 LIAM 0pE70R -------
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4, IL II Il & ss 4. II g 81
s.ss :an syft q. ~ s.szss ii ~
:s:ssa Gifsasss said ssssss, & s. i rs,
- 81 ssa sssssss5a ,.flsssss
Hioss .ais;tt Ms sstf 81 l ;s
kaa ,ssa & as sbs4s I'd
1851 .gssa yes 81 ~ 81
sssssax = s.stss 4
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Thrsnr1r11 IT'S r.L0+a

Can be procured at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the Northwest and Southwest and ct tho Company's
Offices, No. IS Clark Street, Chicago. $50 80
CEIAS. r. HATCH, r. e. MORSE.
Gen'l supt. GsnI West'n Pass.Ag't,
f.@--- = Cleveland. O. , : Chica3o
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I 0TICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE -

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept. q, 1870.
COMPLAINT having been entered ae this of,ee bv
Isaac VI Ely against James ONeill for aoandoeis~ -
don. Entry No. 1877, dated 1pri PSI
1868, upon the No II VI 60 II section 4
township In, range 81, in Todd comfy, Ninnssoee
witha view to the cancellation of aid eutrv. ~
said parties are hereby summoned to sppear Ss fhii
ONCE on the 1tfH DAY OF NOVRABRR, 1870. At 10
CLOCK IL the forenoon torspond furnish testimo
ny concerning said alleged abandouMsaS.5s q
g. A. GILLIAN, RagisteP..
sept296wH T. @. 4oCLURY. R1ce1y9R.i-5
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AAzsf sixuo1z :1xf1pt11o' Hlw;
Unirersal Clothes toll q i ] ringer
Iaprey,d witxa snS5x,ll,sis Double, j Cor,
wheels, and the Patsnt Stop; are now I'M.
qusstiea O. SD HI d1nJ apparafuu
for washing elothea ever invented, and viii
save thsif oost twles = year, ~, SAVING la
Dor and clothes. ~ ssta.ls E;.r.ss: /;
: 5Thess Who hsvsused' them give testimony
- follows So. II -,
'..We IL. our : machine !: much ID could not
b persuaded to dowithout il, and with the
ald Of Doty, We ,fesl that We are masters Of
tls position. Rev. o. Scott, BzisAep n: r..
QaKeA. r., :1< .
ss1n the laundry u ny house there IL. !
perpetual Thanksgiving Mondays for the
ilv61tious' ,. Ten, zxsoaors u Cutler. u. u
.tRysry week has given it q stronger
hold upon the affections Of the inmates OF
the laundry."-N r. Observer. ~ :;s
II heartily commend II to economists ..of
time. money, and ooptentment.. ''- hRev. Or.
Rallosos. n .slssS sd s Eal!;5.E
friend Doty--=Yauri llast improvement
IL yonr WashIsf Msshins' 2 u e complies
success. 7 assdre you tour MaShinS.' ~ q.
tor years use, u thought moro Of to-day
than ever, and wonld no: be parted with
under any circumstances" --Solon Robin
son. n = E.sijs,..5.: -. :.
The N: ?. Weekly Tribune, Of Dec. IS,
1869. In answer to q correspondent, says
''Of Washers. there is none to be compared
with Doty's."
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\1OT1CE.-U.S. LAND OFFICR

~ st. Cloud, MIMI, Oct. I, 1870.
Uomplanthaving been entered at this oce BY Joseph
non sauer against Lucas Menziger for abandoning
Loco, upon the NJ a section 20, TOW nsilip 126'
range ;eu ~, IN stearns county, Minnesota, viii,
q view TO the cancellation OF said entry; til.
SAID parties are hereby summoned to annear q thu
office on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMbEk. 1870 AT 10
O'CLOCK In the forenoon to respond and fnrntsi,
'estimonyconcerning said alleged abandonment,
G. A. GILMAN, Register
VosO-OW~ - - u. Q. 0cCSQRk. Racaixa1.
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.u., Y. A. GILMAN, Reeiltar.
NIO1lCCk-U: 3. LAND OFFICE. :

I01l9 q e.. Land oFFlox, : =: =
Complaint having been entered NJ ihis ns,
Gnadsr Tor sb.1
10 lseS ~, Dee.rsty Statement dated Oct
range 50. Aonongafs county, aisus.osap ~! LIZ
. sw totne cancell.tlon OF said entry: dc "a
psf.es sse hereby summoned to sppearat thisomes,
v ~ me sfa OAx u OCTOBER, 1876, 1t 10 s,ciock
corning saidslleged abandonment. = WIZ
.oxa 9. 4. GILMAN, Register.
a1GzSoWI TIC. MCCLURE Rsca;~..
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o1lck-u;s 3. hAa0 OFFICE, - -
Av 1t. Cloud, MINI, sept 10 1870 -t:'@-
complaint having been .nrered ar tha. os,sc. ~
James 4. Lane against Henry N ,em.o Ia a.. ~
s0ni1s ais ,1 Aoue.tssd Entry LIZ dated
sup lb, raaSs ~ i'm 6tsafns county Nisness. III
" the esncsiiAtion Of said entry: the ~ ,sr
Ne IRE hereby sumnoasd TO appear 1t this ou,es .
1oas DAA VI OCIVbAk 4e5O, At o'clock in the
Ing said alleged aba,sconmentI 49, -
.ent,ssv. :, =. a; 1tLxAN, Register, ..
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Y. 4. GILMAN, Register.
osIeeoW :. G. AcCLuKE. hscaiver.
NIOflCE.-U. ISLAND OFFICE

49, S'AA&sV V1k4Cks
~ se. Cioud, MINI, sept. Z, 1870.
I complaint having been maae Ut this once bv A..
AsN eher ridge against Jacob L. Grese tor an.ndnn
1000. upon the 81 neZsH NV IL section 2. tow n.h,
70, range ~, In stearns county, Minnesota with
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Passenger Trains on this Line are equipped With
all modern improvements for the comfort and safety
Of passengers, such a. Millers Patent Coupler and
Platform; Baker Smiths Patent Car Heater;
Creamer's Patent Safety Breaks, and CarrolPs Ven
tilators. . ..-
These combined with elaborate and elegantly FUR
make this the most popular and desirable route be-
tween tho West and East. >
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LCE.-u. y. LAND OFFICE.

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CONCERNING ssia alleged xnandoament.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-20

A correspondent writing from the Lumber
mems camp of the Kennebec Land & Lum-
Der company, at Moose River, under date of
Jan. 10th, says: ''We are doing good bust
ness numbering this winter; have four camp
crews, consisting of $50 men, l6 horses and
IL oxen. We are putting on the stream from
GO to 70 NJ. Of pine and spruce a day. If the
winter continues favorable shall get more
lumber than ever was drove out of this stream
Churchill stream into Moose River in any
one season before. We have plenty of snow
20 do good business. Perhaps should not
neglect to tell you of generous act Of our
Kennebec Land Lumber Company's men at
these four camps. man living about eight
miles from our camps has been visited by the
hand of affection this winter. Lost his wife
about ten days ago, has family of nine chill
dren, five Of them laying sick at one time, be-
sides one cripple for life. was called in
by the father one day to see them and found
them to be very destitute, not even crumb of
meal to make cruel for the sick. came to
the camp and sent them some. l then drew
up paper and circulated it among our men
and got the generous sum of 1885 in cash
for their benefit. Ii any Lumber Co.'S men
can do any better for stranger in Distress,
then the K l.. & L. Co.'S men will try again."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-20
Foreign News by Cable.

PARIS, Jan. 10.
Copies of certain Belgian Journals intended
for circulation in France, have been inter-
cepted and seized by the French authorities.
This act coming after the declaration that
foreign journals were to be freed from censor
ship, excites much surprise, and the Radical
journals charge the government with incon-
sistency and bad faith.
The preliminary examination in the case of
Prince Pierre Bonapart, charged with the muir
der of Victor Noir, has commenced before the
Police Court, and will probably be completed
this week. y
NJ. Rochefort has been summoned to appear
before the court on Saturday as witness in
the case. The High Court of Justice will
be convened in few days to try the accused
All symptoms of agitation have disappeared
and the city is perfectly tranquil tonight.
MADRID, Jan. 10.
Serious disturbances are reported at BALTIC
mas. The municipal authorities were attacked
by mob, when the troops interfered and
quelled the mob.
Prince Enrique de Bourbon publicly accused
Gen. Prim of having cOnspired with Queen
Isabella, but his statements are not credited.