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10 the Honorable County Commission.
ers, within and for the COuuty of Cnm.

I 10 the Honorable County Commissiou-
ers, within and for the COuuty of Cnm.
beFland. = 81
We the undersigned. inhabitants of sebago and
BALDWIN, towns in Cumberland County. would re-
specially represent that the common convenience
and necessity require that public highway ought
and Baldwin, and other localities, ami 10 connect
with the RaIlro nd now in building at West BALDWIN
SAID highway to commence at The mouth of the
road nea. John fiteh's house viii leaus 10 Reuben
SaDborns house in Sebag thence in a souihery d.
rection to the road leading hy KImbail j. likes
house, thence following said road or near SAID road
TO the school house, in the fifth school district in
Sebaeo, thence westerly to the town road near
another piece OF highway, to connect with fha
above described highway prayed ior to Commence
near the dwelling house Of Joseph Blaze in Sebago
thence south estery 10 the above highwa, PRAYED
for, near the ce' ter of lot numbered twelve in The
eighth range of lots in BALDWIN,. We Therefore re-
quest that your Honorable Board view the ronte
over which we represent a road should be locatsI
and take such aciion in the premises as YOU NAV
judge to be Tor the public good. '
AS in duty bound would ever pray.
Dated at Sebago. December oath, 1862
VIM. BERTWELL, and % others.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND S.
At the Court OF County Commissioners begun and
holden at Portland, within and Tor the county OF
mberland on the first Tuesday of January, Ammo
Domni, 1s7O,to wit at an adjournment thereof on
On the foregoing Petition it being Satisfactorily
shown The Court, that the Petitioners a,e respon.
sibe and that bearing is expedient, it is befeoy
ORDERED, That the County Commissioners will
meet at the School-house in District No. 5, in the
town of Sebago. on Wednesday, the 23d day of
Marrh, AID. 1870. at 10 O'Clock H. and tina the ne
titioners give noice to all persons in crested by
causing attested copies OF said petition ano tbs
order of Court thereon to be served upon the town
Clerks OF the towns OF Baldwin and Sebaoo and
also by posting up copies Of he same in three pub
lie places in each OF sad towns, and Publishing The
same three weeks successfully in The Maine Stais
Press paper p inted in Portland, ia said County.
nrst o. said Publicat'ns and each OF the other
notices. to- be at least thirty days before the time ot
said meeting az which time and place. latter it has
oe IN sailacorily shown that the above notice has
peeh duly given the commits lone rs will proceed 10
view tue route set forth in said Petition ana other
routes ana roads connected Herewith. and s1cb
view, tney Will give hearing 10 the bar,ies and
tner witnesses at some convenient place in the vi;
cinly, when and where all persons and corpora,,on
Interested may appear and .how cause i, anv tSas
granted. "'u hot De
Attest: d. w. FFSSFNDrN ~,
Copy o. the petitionand order OF Court ther.o
Attest: d. w FESSENIIsleon.
feb7 -]'DEN. Clerk.
w3w6
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D5~First Pdge-Senator Pomeroy Defend
ed; Pleasant Amusements; A Thrilling Ad-
venture; Revolutionary Coincidence in Paris.
Foarh Page-The Two Valentines; Shop
ping IN Europe; A Cents Worth of Ink.
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ALWAYS READY to cure a Hacking Cough,
remove the pain from the Chest or Lungs, CT
allay the feverish symptoms attending Kidney
Complaint:-this is what is heard from hun
dreds who have used the WHITE PINE COM
POUND. Trv it, -- feh12eod1w
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FORTY cents invested in one quart of oysters
fresh from Virginia, will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral street, have some of the finest we have
ever seen. dec11eStf
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MARRIED..

Annie E. Strout. ~
In Brunswick, Feb. 8, G. NJ. Norris. of svraeuse.
N. Y, ana Eunice A. Nutting of b.
In Hebron. Feb. s, George B. Record and Margaret
E. Packard both of Buck aeld ''''>'
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.

L. E. WATERMAN, Gent Ag't and Manager.
New England A sency,27 Court st, b oston.
FEBRUARY 8, 1870.
To the members of the Union Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Maine.
This is to certify that have sold my interest in
my Agency to the Company in an entirely satisfac-
tory manner, and 1 merely recommend you to
remain with the Company as there is none more
worthy your coincidence and patronage, and all
statements OF other agents t. the contrary are
founded in their selt-int,rest in their companies.
Very truly Yours,
ST. SAWYER.
All payments due may be made according TO the
notices sent to each policy holder hom this Office
just before his remiums become due.
l.. E. WATERMAN,
febl4d3t General Agent and Manager.
DoSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis
i IQ patch at q Press Otdces -
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PASSENGERS.

In the Austrian. Tor Liverpool-Rev Mr. Crossman,
wife and SIX children, Mr. and Mrs q W Robinson,
Capt Chalmers, Messrs Skinner. Stone MORGAN Dom
nell, Rev A Young, and others.
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DIED.

In this city, Feb IL, Capt. Ebenezer Johnson aged
II wears.
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, Rel
atlves and friends are invited to attend,
Miller, aged 81 years.
In Boston Feb 10. ct the house of Addison Child,
Mrs. Charlotte A. e. Norris. relict of the late James
b Norris, formerly OF Augusta
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A FACT WORTH KNowrNG.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber arti-
cles can be repaired in neat substantial man
ner at Halls Rubber store, under Falmouth
Hotel. feh1Od1w
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i'4saR 6fse p The joint special
g 'fee 3Es ne ape edit frauds appoint
fRtsaes = mss ~ good material. The
S'esalrn W}l Z p5se it will not be afraid
7af s@'ale aad TO make true report of
% reses q 'neif proceedings. If the men
Epo az ,Sspeeted of having hand in the
#lssF'az 3. ssa',eed innocent by this committee
the .espresty sure to find rest for their souls
berepstes
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4 Mint for New Years,

our mail Subscribers will see by the date on their
,one,s the time to which they have paid. Will all
in arrears please be as prompt as possible in paying
The came. Terms $500 year in advance.
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BILL Heads, Blanks, Cards, Circulars, Tags,
Labels and Job Printing of every description
at the lowest price, at the Daily Press Printing
House. VIM. M. MARKS
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WE would call attention to the advertise
ment of Henderson & Staples, and the certif-
Gates from well known residents of Portland.
fabdd
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IHE BEST place to get good article in Dry
Goods at fair price, at Strout's. feb1eod2w
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LIE edltsr O se pREss, achO last gear ia
AdUOcate
we reYe} Hapi Ief as even to desire the
strane Aiaiitn ffoQs 9nt va Promise the au-
thor ftte hove 81 ssr TTIlich we believe
uic 23t originate ia 70 20 ece5s, that if his
9 IS eYer in dang re sttl3 seriously de-
Ffaes before nptR0sins minis behalf.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DoNA n1S L ~ fOnISs
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th inst, barque Deyonshire,
Feather stone Demarara.
.sAvANNAH-Ar 7th, sch Marion Draper. Meady,
CIlARLESTON-Ar 10th. sch John Lymnburner,
Orcutt. Baltimore.
CID sth, , sch 9 9 Bird, prnkwater, Georgetown:
christ. New York; j E Carnage, Norton Boston.
RICHMOND-Ar 9Th, sch Clara Bell, Amesbury,
CID 18th, sch Helen G King, McGregor, Barbados
Sid 9Th. brig 1angier for Demarara.
NOkFOLk-Ar 9Th. sch q M Partridge, Yeaton,
BALTiMORE-Ar 10th, sch A L Putnam, West,
Portland.
Cid 10 h. brig j Poledo. Plummer, Inagua; ga
Kennedy, G-yer, Savannah
Sid 9Th. brig Charlotte Buck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th, brig VIM Bick-
NEW YORK Ar 10th, scbs Ben Borlaud. BlaIs.
dell Satilla River; Seventy Six, Teel, Providence.
Ar lin. 6arque augustine Coob. Carver. Buenes
Francis 10 days; Josie Mildred, Herman. Eliza,
bethport Tor Havana,
Cid 18th, ship Zephyr, Porter. Anjer; barque Jo-
Ford; do: Mountain Eagle Jarvis. Mobile; scbs G
fh nagg Kent, Key West; Frank Treat, Wood, tor
Passed through Hell Gate 10th. scbs Eta svl-
ves.er COBB, and Cynosure Pinkham. Baltimore for
NEW HAvEN-Ar 9th, sch Garland, Lindsey,
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 10th, sch Light Boat. Lapsil,
New York for Portland.
Webe IsaItimoYe. n Hatch Vamnr 49, ,,a. ~
NEW BEDE0RnMSid Iitb so, W., .,,hrr A..
drenIo nrOnD-oid iIth, sen WIN arthur, An
HOI M ES, HnIr A. ., p.,,, co.,o,, "
vorI tor G Eos.aI LE-Ar' sen fercy, Coaiweli' new
SiS III 'n., Las.Port:
lens fel SIS smith, Samuel Fish, Charlotte Fish,
M sawyer White Swan, Mary Brewer, Lyndon,
"A L., 80 a,,I Io4l
AIso az Iotn oardue Ada Carter kenney, New Or
leans for tor Boston; brig Clara Goodrich, Look,
P,tJ 70. % 20 usys oi 90 scns city POINT, FL her
Deai's Island for do. H,nnihs1 CO.. por;o mHe ~
New Work AVA wv Aianioai' OoA' roruanu Ior
AT ltn, scns Cynosure, Pinkham, Baltimore for
t,n Geni nehar,ck rIsn, Weber Hoboken tor Bos-
Ganroa e, lHi III new 10rk ior PortIand;
AU %r., . ,n,o,
New Yara tor pr,iaS s.n. scns sawyer. Kelley
A. nth Snh V o,' Heraiu, hsii: 40 or Salem.
Mills NJ, S Ts, 1eoise, nunt anu mary brewer,
sid 10th scSs r. w w Sn1ua uu.,a Co. ,,,
IearTadoos ILL., parque ives erh sea- harding,
Ar 18TH baruue Ada Carrier Kenn.v Nayv or,oors
brio hifok.- Cott.. ~" S.Su.
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After thorough investigation of the above enter
prize, we commend these Bonds as first class in
Vestment, affordiDg absolute safety, and paying an
unusually liberal rate of interest. All marketable
securities at their fd price. tree of commission and
express charges, received in payment. Pamphlets
and maps furnished on application.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-14

These Bonds, at present price of gold, yield
over per cent. interest, and as an investment
they are fully as secure as U. s. 5-2O's, which
| now only pay "a per cent. in currency.
They are only issued upon each section of the road
as fast as the same is completed and in successful op-
GRAFTON. Over two and hall millions of dollars have
been expended on theroa Eighty-tnree miles are
about completed and equipped, and already show
large earnings, and the remainder of the line is rap
idly progressing toward completion.
The State OF Iowa, through which this road runs,
is one OF the richest agricultural sections in Amcri
ca. Its large population, extending with surprising
rapdity, and its immense yield OF grain pork WOOL
and other agricultural products, create a pressing
demand tor the construct on Of this road which al
lords the best possible guarantee to the bondholders
especially as the line runs through the wealthie St
and most thickly populated section of the State.
THIS ROAD ALSO RUNS THROUGH THE
RICH AND GROWING STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Reference to the map the United States will show
that 1T traverses the most EuIerpi isipg
and Growing portion o. the West and
forms one of the Great Trunk Lines i'm
Direct commu nicati0n with New York,
Chicago and II. Louis, beiug to the latter
city, 80 miles nearer from Northern Iowa and all
portions OF the State OF Minnesota than by any other
road now built or projected, and also the nearest
roam from Central and Southern owa.
The read is opened for local traffic as rapidly as
constructed, and thus RECEIVES EARNINGS
ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN EXCESS OF AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY
THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE
THE ROAD is FINISHED. The Buyer Of these
Bonds is therefore guaranteed, by great busiuess
already in existence the route Of the road US ueA
as 6y new current earnings. and has not to risk ann
Of the contingencies chich al,cays attend the opening
OF roads in a neo and unsettled country.
A limited quantity only OF these Bonds are now
offered at 80.
Alter tharnuah inv
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SPOKEN
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nov ID. in the Straits of Sunda barque Ne.tie ker
riman, from ShangLae for New York.
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TRUSTEES.
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, Pres't OF the Pennsylva-
mia X. r Co.
CHARLES L. FROST ,Pres't Toledo, Peoria & War
saw r. r. Co
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WALDO COUNTY.

The Belfast Age says a serious accident
happened on Tuesday, to a truckman, Harvey
Smalley. He was unloading ice. He had
hoisted piece AMI was hooking on to another
when the first, unobserved, slipped off and foii
upon his leg, breaking it badly. 49,
The editor of the Belfast Journal recognizes
the belligerency' of the Tom-cats in Belfast,
and threatens to suppress the next kitten
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
M -ARI N e N EWS.
p . RI OF TLAND
Saturday, Feb. I2.

Saturday, Feb. I2.
ARRIVED.
Barque Small, tBrl O'Brien, Cieptuepos 18th
ult-molasses to E Churchill q 60 Has been "a
days North OF Hatteras with strong northerly and
easterly winds.
Barque ) Pearson. (Arg) Oliver, New York, to
load Tor Buenos Ayres.
Barque Gertrude, Woodside, Boston.
ss y MHagge Gros lBr) Gross, Cieniuegos-molas-
Brig Almon Rowe, 70 Pcrtland) Atherton, Carde-
mas 2c s uit via Holmes Hole -molasses to Chur
- Brig Ernestine (ot Yarmouth) Knight Matanzas
2otn uit:-molasses to ) Il Brown 4 Sons.
ncn 'd Ia hannum Wiley, Deals Isand.-oys
Sch ity Psnt, Fisher, Baltimore-corn to Geo "
Sch C,nosnre, Pinkham, Batlmore-cern to Geo
Sch a Cain, Simpson. Philadelphia to H L
Sch NJ Sawyer, Kelley. HobOken-coal to Henry
Sch Delaware. Henderson, New York.
sen ohVer Ames, French, Boston, to load for Bal
Sch Jerusha Baker. johnson. Boston.
Scn a A!ey; Ryan. Belfast TOR Boston.
Sen jeanette, Lyman, Kock'and Tor Newark.
CLEARED.
n steamship Austrian, (Br) Wylie, LIVERPOOL -
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, HALIFAX, MS John Por-
SCI eb s Eza n;s1 MI pnrtaous
sunday. Feb. Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Montana, Pasker. Baltimore.
Sch col Eddy, Day, Boston.
Sch Emma Story, Nightingale, Plymouth, mails
to Haines & Smith, and King s. Dexter.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich, OF Portland, from Buen0s
Ayres for Boston. put into Holmes Hole 10th, with
ioremast badly sprung, having encouni cred gale
in lat IL N, Ion SO 80 W.
Sch Gamma, from Jacksonville for New York, was
abandoned at Feb .. lat 81 80, Ion a. The crew
were landed at New York 18th.
Sch Marion Draper, Meady, at Savannah 7th from
Portland reports severe weather The passage and
sprung bowsplit off Hatteras.
Sch Willie Move, which went ashore at Towsend
Inlet, NJ, last tall, has been foated OF.
Sch l; Colson, of Bucksport, went ashore a RIVE
Beach. N ID, eth inst. where she remains. She will
come of hut little damaged.
Sch Percy, of East port from New York for Boston
with wheat, put into New London 1llh, leaking 1000
strokes per hour.
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nebec Railroad will be held to day
The Dexter Gazette recommends the author
of the paragraph stating that recent business
done at The Dexter station shows that the Pts
cataqus railroad is in f1ourishing condition. .
to "sisn the first temperance pledge he sees,
or at least not to understake to sling ink and
carry more than quart Of whiskey at the
same time
Mr.. l.. G. Phlbrook, one of the clerks of the
valuation commission, leaves his place, having
the prospect of soon entering upon the Office of
deputy collector of customs at Castine a 4
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

1t is reported that Mr.. Franz Quinn, of Ma
chias, was drowned in Forth Lake on the
Machas river, in the early part of this week.
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DoSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29
MORE DEEEClInN

Mr.. Charles Arier, who was delegate
from this county to the convention which
nominated Mr.. Linegar for the Senate, has
publicly announced his determination u
oppose Mr.. Mum, and to labor for
the success Col. Crebs. NUNS double
dealing with Col. Graham his perversity
in insolencc the oyerbcaring conduct Of
the little clique of political oi'ice-gobblers
who are in his confidence; and other con-
siderations have induced Mr. Ar,cr 10
make this announcement. And he is not
alone in the movement. Many other
Radicals who have heretofore been Of the
unhinching, the most faithful have at last
cut loose from their party allegiance.
Mum and the heavy dose of negro which
they were lately compelled 10 swallow
here in Cairo, nauseated them, and they
have spewed up all the Radiealism that
was in them
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FINDING MN OUT.

For several year, pas, Mr.. Mum, and
his clique, have been masters of the situa.
tion here in Southern Illinois, and have
cracked the party lash about the ears Of
the Radical. with grea, industry and
much effect But the days Of hi. power are
about numbered. lii lcllow-parti,ans are
coming to the conclusion that he is full of
sound and fury signifying nothingi tina,
he serves the devil in the livery of heaven
that he is no, "A pure public servant; tina,
he l. trcachorous and reyongefIl, man Il
be regarded with suspicion and trusted
only whom there j. absolute knowledge
that he has no object Of u personal char
acier 10 secure by proving treachcrous
The Treatment, Col. Graham has received
at his hands has compelled many Of hi
former friends ~ come TO this rather har.l
conclusion. Well, we'll; we know the,
would find him out in time, and now oul
prediction is receiving veriiication.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29
LUXURY AND ECONOMY.

Every family in the city can make it
own ice cream ut but trihng cost and lit.
Tie labor by getting Gooch's mi Freezer
Twin fsaozc cream in i've minutes. Two
gallons milk will make three gallons Of III,
fines. and host ice cream. Sizes from one tc
eight quarts for family use, and from three
to eight gallons for hotels and confection'
ers.
Full directions for using the freezer and
receipts for making all kinds of Ice cream
water ices, fancy cake, etc, accompany
each freezer, and will also be given AWAY
gratuitously 10 those desiring them.
We would respectfully refer you to Mr..
Jewett Wilcox, who has one ofthe Freezer'
now in use. For sale only by
BEERWART, ORTIZ Il co
13G Commercial Avcnie.
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The Cairo Bulletin, Juno 30.

By Brick" Pomcroy, in his New York
Democrat, threatens to bolt Hoffman if he
should 10 nominated for the Presidency.
"Drick' Is Democrat Of n peculiar kind
lie win support the party when it nomi-
mates his man, and declares for his policy but
when Il norninates some other persons man
and declares for some other persons policy
he COOS of into the ranks of the men who
desire tho defeat Of the Democratic party.
Brick has one or two admirers in Cairo.
They ave Democrats Of the par ereeites,
kind-for the party when it is Of their
opinion, and against itwhen Il Is not II
would DO better IL all these Democrats in
precept and anti-Democrats in practice
were In the Radical party.
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SOUND DEMOCRATS fDroCA 7TIT

Judge Allen, who has been indu'triously
but quietly lahoring FOR The new constitu-
ton, is confident that il will bc ratified by
an overwhelming majority He has an
abiding faith in the wisdom of thc pcopla
and cannot understand how any person Of
intelligence can hesitate between the new
and the old constitution. Those Demo-
crats who desire to lug into the canvass
the suffrage question he regards as
mischief-makers and believes with Tx
BULLETIN that the adoption or rejection
Of the constitution will have no effect
whatever upon the right Of either the
white or black man Ia vote.
But Judge Allen is not the onlyprominent
Democrat of Illinois who Is an advocate of
the constitution. Indeed, there are only u
few leading Democrats who have an n ounced
themselves as IT. opponents, and they are Of
the past-arc political carcasscs, somewhat
tainted, and ready for burial Hon. James
c. Allen, Hon. James Robinson, Hon.
Sam. Casey, Hon. >. >. Marshall, Hon.
Sidney Brcesc, and many other such Dem
ocrats, against whose devotion 70 the party
no truthful man can say word, are Of
the opinion that the best interests of the
State require the adoption of the new con-
s,itntion. They are Democrats who have
the sagacity to understand that the old
claptrap cries of the past have
lost their potency, and that
the sttemp, of certain Democratic papers
TO drive Democrats from support Of the
new constitution by shouting at them:
NEGRO suhrngist," i 81 ridiculous that il
can Brighten no person who Is not prcju-
diced fool or totally devoid of common
sense.
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psiy" The Benton Standard, of last week,
came out for the new constitution.
FOR THE SENATE.

The Mound City Journal suggests Hon.
n. H. Casey the proper man to be made
the Democratic nominee for the State Sen
ate in this district. We shall support the
Doctor with great hcartincss IL he should
secure the nomination, and personally pre-
fer him to any person who has boon sug-
gcstcl, but We believe that no considora-
ton of personal character should, in the
pending canvass, influence any Democrat;
that he should act for the best interest," Of
his party-oppo.chi' personal friends and
support his personal enemies, II, by so do
ing, he can contribute 30 the defeat Of the
Radical party. influenced by motives of
this kind, We ARE inclined 10 believe that u
nominee stronger than Doctor Classy can
be on the stump should be selected, IA man
who can hold hold the glib-tongucd, wor-
dy aud plausible Lincgar 10 his work aud
defeat him with the weapons of argument
and cloqIcncc. As much, therefore, us We
would like TO have DR.. Casey nominated,
we are impelied TO agree with many Demo-
cratic citizens of the district, that Mr.. joel
G.. Morgan, of this city, is the strongest
man we could select. lie is not an ADLER
man than DIR. Casey, aud in the Senate
would not have more influence but he !
one of ,ha hes, stumpcri in Southern Hi
nois, /. thoroughly posted on political is
| sues, and would be assurcily successful IL
n canvass with Mr.. Linegar. We have
no doubt the Doctor who knows Mr.. Nor
gan, ability a. dcbatcr, will ngrcc Will
MS IN thi. position, and throw up hi cla.mi
t. the nomination, aud his hat for Morgan
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29
The Fishes and spiders OF the Nam.
moth Cave,

Prof. A. jackson Howe, NJ. ID, Of Gin
cinnaii, thus speaks Of the fishes and
spiders Of the Mammoth Cave:
There nrc but two kinds Of fishes,
namely: catfish and crawii.h. They have
rudimentary sockets and optic globes, rs
well as optic gangiia and tracks for optic
nerves. But the whole optic apparatus
lacks Development which Is arrested for
lack Of use, which the sun light affords.
Nature, impartial or compensating in her
ends, has given, in place Of eyes, fcclcrs OF
extraordinary development, which can feel
their prey, and otherwise take the place Of
eyes. The spiders Of tho cave are color.
less, but they live near the mouth Of the
cavern, where there Is some light; hence
they are not cyclcss or sightlcss.
Now, the excessive development OF tn,
fcclcrs Of the fishes Of the cave come, nj
Wallace or Darwin would say, by ''natura
selection" etc, which do not wholly be
lievc. l rather say by lao Of eoD,Pensa
ton in nature, which is u condition Of or
| ganizntion-a necessity-a part VI Go
himself, who aims at perfection in all iii
\ work..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29
A MOST STRIKING CONTRAST.

The old hair dyes and "colorers,' etc,
are all more or less sticky, muddy, and
fetid, and the hues hey impart AFRO not
natural Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair, the newly discovered agent,
is, on the other hand, limpii transparent,
fragrant and effective, and has no scdi-
ment. Sold by al druggists and fancy
goods dealers. jo29lalw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-29

esS The Jacksonville Sentinel, edited
by the veteran Democrat, Mr.. j. r.
Bailey i advocating the adoption of the
new constitution. In the issue of June
9Th we find well-writtcn reply TO the at
tack Of Mr.. Austin Brooks on that instru-
ment. The reply Is conclusive. In i,
every position assumed by Mr.. Brooks Is
carried, and his sophistrics are torn into
shrsls