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1R. HALE of the fifth district presented in
the House on Friday the resolution of the
Maine Legislature in favor of the preserva-
ton OF the harbors Of this State; which was
referred to the Committee on Commerce, and
ordered to be printed. Mr.. Hale also intro
ducsd bill to prevent the collection of lille
eal taxes upon passengers levied by State au-
thority; which was read first and second
stme, referred to the Committee on Com
nerce, and ordered to be printed.
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| HALLS
VEGETABLE SIcIuAN
HAIR
REXEWZR.

Removes the Hair to its Original
Color when Gray.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes the
hair.
RENEWS THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
WHEN BALD.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken sottness.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DIR EsnaNG.
One bottle shows its effects.
R. P. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. dsuT&S .weow mr2
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| For Moth

For Moth Patches. FreckJes & Tan.
Use "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE LO-
TON" The only Reliable and harmless Remedy
Known to science 'or removing brown discoloraions
, ,M me lace. Prepared only by DR.. B. G. PER
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SPEAKER BLAINE.-The Advertiser thinks
s1at speaker Blaine is a remarkably ready,
""o' seafpossessed man, who knows as
Msn - anybody in the country how to in
.pue pleasant newspaper paragraphs and give
exactly fitted for Senator Nou''S IL he Is
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THF PRESS.
Friday. Morning, April l, 1870.

~VWa Page To-day The State Valua-
tion; Instinct of Plants-What is It? Hum
bag; A New Aspirart for Fame; A Bad
Symptom; Recent Publications.
Fourth Page.-Poetry Boy"
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State News.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.


A meeting of the corporators named in the
act Incorporating the proposed Androscoggin
Valley Railroad company from Lewiston or
Auburn to Rumford Falls, is to be held April
IL, in Lewiston for the purpose of organizing
the company, and taking such action as may
lie deemed necessary.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The Journal says the ice has becgme SO weak
ened that navigation will soon be open, and in
short time the Boston boats will be on the
route.
Work upon the west abutment of the new
Railroad bridge in Augusta has been commenc-
Ell under the energetic direction of Hon. G..
the work, and Judge Rice as President of the
road.
Rev. G. F. Stearns was thrown from a car
rage, Wednesday, while returning from the
Military Asylum at Togus, with his brother,
DR.. Stearns, and severely cut over the right
ear. He is now doing we'll.
Hallowell voted Wednesday to aid G. and E.
Milliken to erect sawmill.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Mr.. Henry Dame of Massachusetts, has been
elected principal of the Bangor High School.
A few more days of good weather says the
Wing, "wlll give us clear river and a feet of
vessels. f
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
Bath people talk of building a sugar house.
YORK COUNTY.
The Democrat says that as soon as the ground
will permit the corporators of the Saco River
railroad propose to make preliminary and
general survey of the proposed route.
Mark NOVEL;, who suddenly disappeared
from North Berwick a few weeks since, has
not oeen heard from, and great fears are en-.
tertained oy his friends for his safety.
Dr. roster OF Portland, cut from the neck of
hon. Joshua Herrick Of Alfred, few days
since, a large sized wen, and we are Glad to
learn that the operation was a s.ccessfnI one
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For Comedones, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
t Truos: rmRly Eruptoos and Biotched disfgura-
IONS , On the Face use Perry's Comedone and Pim-
PIE remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
seod POISON Depot - Bond St.. NY. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. mari7d&vSmsn ~
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int ' s.s from st. Domingo city of the 10th
49, s.a.es mat the inhabitants of the district
40, ' .o.0a los annexation to the United States.
anu cut to OF zoos votes only have anns.rsd
besn ca ,1s project The American lag has
amid cs,cea IN triumph through the Streets
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A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE GIRL, to do the
Awork In small family. None need apply un-
less fully capable and with the best Of References
Enquire at No. Quincy Street.
March 20, 1870. dtfsN #.H
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MARRIED..

In this city, March 80, by Rev DR.. Smaller. Henry
@. Coffin and Miss Alice M. Gegenheiner, both OF
Portland.
In South Freeport. March 20. by Rev. II. Ilsley
David Jordan and Mrs. Randilla Looms, both OF
Freep0rt
10 Baldwin, March u. John Goldin and Miss Alb
bic Noble, both OF ba'dwin.
In Winslow. March TO- Chas. Simpson and Ham
nah T.. Spaulding
In Belfast, March 90, Leander J. Hatch and Miss
Alvesta M. Rowe, both OF Morrill,.
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The CHICAGO LOCK PICKNd.-The claim OF
Joseph L. Hall to having picked one OF the
Sargent Bank Locks in Chicago, recently, is
declared by Mr.. Sargent malicious attack
upon him and fraud upon the public; and,
in support of this statement, Mr.. Sargent offers
Mr.. hall $4,000 to pick his lock in way to
show it to be fairly done.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-01

No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into
such universal use, or has SO fully won the
confidence of mankind, as Ayers CHERRY
PICTORIAL for the cure of Coughs, Colds and
Consumption. d&Sw1t
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For PbiladelDhj0.

A !: !:
mr2salw No. Long wharf.
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Hon. FREEMAN H. MORSE, Consul Cen
era at London, writes to gentleman in Brew
o. that at the request of DR.. left and Mr..
Sherman Of Bucksport be has been to witness
the tests of the Sherman steel at the Dock
Yard At Chatano. The tests are made by di.
3ection of the English government and are ex.
semely satisfactory. Mr.. Morse thinks the
Official report will be very favorable to Mr.
Sherman. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Sherman, who was formerly blacksmith in
Br.ksport, has discovered method by which
can be manufactured from common iron
~ he greatest rapidity.
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Neb0gO Lake Ice.

CE from this water ready for present or future
i delivery. For sale by the Cargo on beard By
N. o. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. nrisedistf
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LosT.-A Badge, which says Wagon No
&c." Return to No. 10 Elm street, and be re-
warded.
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SPOR EN-

bound North. s Aeo S'"A''''
march ~, OF Absecom, sch Frank & Nellie, from
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10 pairs Cotton Hose for $1OO.
ANDERsoN's 1913 Congress Street.
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TIE Maine Democrat is good old honest
sheet that one likes to get hold of after read
ing the wavering, timid, uncertain utterances
Of many other Democratic journals. This
week, for instance, it rebukes Radical Sena-
tors for their disrespectful utterances con-
earning Jefferson Davis. Many of them are
pigmies compared with JEFF, it most potently
believes, though the standard of comparison
be . moral one. It admits that be made a
smistake" when he seeded from the Union,
but It seems to consider that act venial
s6ence which sinks into insigni6cance beside
the misdoings of the Radicals who were for
merly his associates in the Senate. Finally it
gives reason for treating the ex-Confederate
lender respectfully which must be conclusive
with all right-thinking men: Jefferson Davis
has many respectable relatives in this State,
- his father was a native OF Buxton in this
York County"
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Warren's Cough Balsan.

Is beyond question the very best medicine OF the
day for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and
LUNGSi Also, :or Whooping Cough and Croop in
Children it is the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Agents for
New England. oct23eodemsn
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PENoBscoT COUNTY
Bath people talk of building sugar hous'
YORK COUNTY.
ALL THE FACTS INA NuTsHELI-Tbe no;n,,

ALL THE FACTS INA NUTsHEIL.-The points
of difference between PHALoN's v1rAL1A. OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, and the other hair
hair darkenipg articles, are these: Then are
sticky-it is devoid of gluten. They are opaque
it is transparent They are tetid-it is fra
grant. They are muddy-it is clear. They
produce dull tints-it reproduces natures hues.
Sold by all druggists. mar3ieodlw.
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DIED.

In this city, March 81, Henry Knight, aged 50 yIs
9m0nths.
In Saco. March 20, Mr.. Jos. W. Cushman, aged 20
years months
In Kennebunkport, Mrs. Deborah. wife of Dea.
John worth, aged "a years.
In Lewiston, March 20, Joseph F. Winslow, aged
20 years.
In Pownal, March Fl, Mrs. Jane Mitchell, aged
81 years.
In Anson, March 16. Mrs. Sally Reed, aged II yrs.
In Patten, March 10, Of congestion, Rev. Cyrus
Case, aged IS years.
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HOUSEHOLD WITHOUT DIR. HEN.
II BRICKS RESTORATIVE BITTERS
~ within reach, Jacks an important saieeusrd
~ OF health and lite. A tew doses Of this
~ standard remedy at this season Of the
year for billiousncss, liver complaint,
lanRuor, debility, loss OF appetite, dis.
tress after eating, nervousness, indigesth n,
humors constipation etc. will relieve very distress.
log symptoms and prevent dangerous consequence
ap1sntt lOR1NG, Druggist, Proprietor.
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PureWhiteLead
Wn1s2s<x12fE<7 Hfaeicfyay DANA

And equal to any lead in the market Large quanti-
ties this lead was sold last season. and was pro-
nounced BY those who used It the best they had
ever As the demand for it this season proves
conclusvely that it is appreciated both tor COLOR
and BODY. For sale in any quantity by
". ". WHIPPLE d. CO..
Dealers in Paints, Oils, Drugs, &C.,
mr30sntf u Ma~ket square.
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We Don't Use Dock Water,

Leps'ers betIed every morning In Pure
sebage Water, sailed with Rsek salt.
1Orders Solicited and preu,uslv all.a.
ABNER JOHN sON,
u Commercial st., Portland. Me.
mr2S 3wx
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DOMESTIC PORTS

D0M ESCIC tOkT&
GALvESToN-Cd 2sd, sch Il Kelley. Reed, for
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 2Sth. barque Mary Libby
Vli a5th, ship Owego. Post. Havre.
PENSACoLA-Ar 2sd, brig Mary Roosevelt, Call
KEY wEsT-sld 10th. brig Adele McLoon, Mon
SAVANNAH-Ar 2sth, bries Long Reach Hardy,
New York; Lucy W Snow, Hall, Boston; sch VIM
BALTiMORE-Ar goth, schs W Cofiu, Upton,
st Pierre; Active. Coombs, Charleston.
. on swan Point 2Sth. snip Intrepid, Spencer, from
PHTLADELPHIA-Ar2 eth, schs Farragut, Clark
st John, NIB: j W Maitland, Leighton, New York
Ossuna. Haskell. Providence; Mary A Holt, Holt
S SSH 2yt Us, sch Isaac Rich, Crowen Portland
,ov Caibarisn. r n Sstn: b.lgs Rowley Row.
ysna ls days; cOnsfs.s YORK, Mstanzas Is days. ~:
con. lndianola Onward, Arey, FIN Eiizabethport Tor
Also ar 2sth, brigs Maurice, Carlson. Montevideo
Paul Seavey, Lowell. Bathurst.
Ar aoth. ship Tabor, Otis, Manila Dec II baroues
ca;s IBIS sssua IS ar
scb Frank q Nellie: Bean. Cardenas % days. henry
whitney, ~ sS,i Perkins asd =. Humacos e days
Hammond, Ole, Galveston.
M NEWPoRT6Ar 18th. sch Nctte Gushing, Pressy,
re.,SU @SsIs 1Sns OoynBuls u stevens. MAY DAY,
Nautilus, Bickmore, VIM Nc .obb, Lipdsey''
Gen Banks. Nautilus. and others
FALL RIVEk-Sld 29th sch Ida Hudson Greelv
New York. Ase'''
HOLINESS HOLE-A- 18th, brig Monica. Libby.
Charleston 10 day . for Boston,
Returned-Brig MerrIwa, Warehouse, New York
for Portland.
, BOSTON-Old 3oth, sch Emily s, (Br) Sullivan,
st John. NIB, via Portland.
Ar 31st, baraues sican, Percival, Messina Jan 20;
Orchilla, Havener. do Jan 30; Oneco Haskell LIVER
pooi; sen Dolphin, Bateman, Machias.
CID 3tst. brig Mary Comery. Comery, Wiscasset;
sch Boston Light. Boafdman, Camden.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th, sch Light Of Home, ANA
ION, Providence tor Portland.
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cAsAfAoS MAxfas' q warrtwstosrs wIIi
do we'll to look at the large stock Of Wnee,.
Spekes and Rims offered for sale at tho ,,.,,
Carriage Repository, where money is advanced
on carriages consigned for sale at public or ,r;-
gate sale mar31d1v
JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for .Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing Horso
where they will be promptly. attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS
The steamer Franconia will be Withdrawn
from the New York route for few weeks.
The steamer Chesapeake will take her n,aca
leaving here to-day or on the arrival Of the
Franconia.
PUT NOT YOUR TRUST in what others sav.
but try for yourself and see if White Pine
Compound is not the article you need when
troubled with a Cold, Cough, Weak LUNGS
or Kidney Troubles.
Hem stitched Handkerchiefs 81 90 dozen.
ANDERsoN's 1893 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-01

A FONT OF NEW BREWER TYPE f212 lbs, car
: e DC purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT.
LAND, Maine, ct Great Bax9ain!
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FOREIGN PORTS.

rp3Au9N tOAISs
Sid I'm Gibraltar 18th inst, parque Eva H Fisk,
Emery. Boston.
SID i'm Marseilles 18th inst. brig Mary Gibbs. Whit
AZ a Liverpool goth inst, ship Titan, Berry, from
Sid TN Maracaibo 18th inst. brig Nellie Gay, for
New York. vs.
AT Arroyo 9th. sch H Curtis, Richardson, from
New York. just ar.
= At Caibarien nth ship Young Eagle, Walker. for
Europe; barQre Holbgook, Leav,te I'm Nueyitas
just ar. brig Geo w Chase, Bacon. tor Portland
At Baracoa eth inst, sch Azeida q Laura, Mciudoe
for New York 20th.
o, Ar at csnt1eeos 18th. barque Augusta c Small,
Sid 18th inst, barque N B Stetson. Seimers, for
Boston; schs Anna Leland, Bennett, tor do; Agnes,
Blair. Portland.
Ar at Havana goth, barque Sharpsbur9. Conanf.
Boston sch clara Smith, Smith, Portland; 10Th,
baruue Jas M Churchill, st John. NIB.
Sid 10Th, briRs Emma, Smart, New York; e Red
man, Redman. New Orleans; WaItham, Hammond,
Boston; Mary Kinds. Binds, Sagua; Choice, BIT
Brown, North of Hatteras: sch Frank Jameson,
Jameson sagua; 2ist, brig Mary Grace. tBrj Morri-
CD aIst, brig Josephine, Linscott. sagua to load
tor North OF Hatteras; sch Nellie Tarbox, Conary,
Philadelphia.
In port 2lst sch Mary B Harris, Bradford. for
Baltimore to load sugar at 81 per box aud "a; Der
hid. f
AT at Matanzas 10th inst, sch Harriet Baker, Web.
Baltimore. WV
AT at Csrdenas 18th inst brig Faustina Patterson,
Sid 18Th brics Mary Mariner, Mariner. and jose
prime; broWn. Portland; 18th, barque NJ W Brett,
Blanchard. New York.
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iPer steamer Java, New York;

Ar at Liverpool 18th. Leonora, Griffin, New Or
leans; Japan. Emmons. San Francisco.
Sid 18th, ship Wallace, Jordan, Philadelphia.
CID 18th, LitohfeId Crockett, tor Cardenas.
IvanLoe, Herman. Calcutta.
Ent Ior ldg 18th. H Sanford, Dumphy, tor Pbia.
drlrhia; Peruvian. Smith. for PORTLAND
Sid i'm Sunderland 18th, Merriman, Glover
Leghorn.
SD TN Messina 18th, Giles Loring, Pinkham, for
Sid TN Marseilles 18th, Harvest Moon, Bartlett for
o Sd I'm , Gnnsaven 10th. Ellen Goodspeed. PIeble,
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MIDLAND BONDS a!
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds
Railroad in New York State.
Neac- YORK; & OSaUegO
Midland Rail Road 7

Extends from New York City to the City OF oswego,
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, Including
branches. The line IL completed about 100 miles
KaSd 1s%ege is makna IN toe IN aS. oa
and The entire work will be Completed at the earliest
practicable peIi d.
sAFE1Y OF THE BONDS.
There i. no railroad bond off red upon the New
York market which so cls ary combines the elements
Of PERFECT SECURITY and a HIGH RATE
or IN rEREST as ibis in proof or which assertion
/. TIE LOCATION UF THE ROAD, strst.binr
from the City Of New York across The Northern
q ssd ns Yoak arH
to the nearest port the great Lakes Is such that
1t must command la-ee throueh ami local traffic
York TO Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
and TO Oswey0 forty Eve miles.
about 900 per mile, and So Ssa o. ibs. amount IL
necessarily furnished Ds stock subscription before
dollar is used from the safes OF hondp, since the sue
OFT koAD '' BUILT '% &Sp IN Ing
OVER %. coooco have already been paid in ON
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City ale good, AMI interest u
1. fHE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY OF
this great through rou,e OF railway between the
Lakes and the Atanie coast. 400 mules ip length
tioSs he average EARNINGs Of A SINGLE
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
UIied States income tax. and this, With gold At I2o
Is equal 10 about } PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEsT.
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE 10 be offered
ON more liberal terms than these.
Tue BONDS.
The bonds have IS years to run; are issued in de-
nominations IT $1,000; hear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est gold, tree income Cou ION or Res r.
tered with interesr, payable semi-anpually In New
York, on the list Of January and LIST OF JuIy.
PRICE. PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TERESc.
Pamphlets, circulars, &c., may be had on appli-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK d. SAYLES,
100 staic Street, Beston.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & co,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent Of
this most reliable and well-known Company, all
parties having policies expiring 10 the same are re-
spectuliy requested to call at my office in Paysou
Block, No. 81 Exchange street. and get them re-
pewed. ml6sntf l.. 8. TWOMBLY, Agent
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Hem stitched Handkerchiefs SIC a dozen.
ANDERsoN's 1893 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-01
OF OCEAN STEAMERS
e VIEWS.
PORT OF FOR IL A Nd.

Thursday, March 81.
ARRIVED.
steamer franconia. Bragg, New York-Hen-
Sch Juliet, Dunning. Bucksport. to load for New
York.
Sch freeman, Dodge. Mt Desert for New York.
Sch Alexander, Jersey. fremont tor Baltimore.
]Signal tor . barque.
Steamer New England, Pield, st John, NIB, via
scS AGdie Ryerson, Houshton. sasua-James M
Sch Mary G Farr Conwcll, Camden, to load for
New York-Nickersons, LItcaheld & Co.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
land. 23d, barqus syria, Pettengil, st John NIB. via
:. AT ct Matanzas 18th, baroue Geo Hunt. Mitchell
Portland; z1st, Sarah Hale, White do; brig Mag
ChaItered-Scb Kathleen. to load at Mafanzas Tor
Portland me ado at Sat sugar at IS pr hid ana SIT
Ar at Philadelphia soth, brig Prentiss Hobbs Snow
Spoken-off Nantucket 2sth, ship lydia skolaeld,
from Calcutta Oct 20 for Boston, TALL hands down
Passed Highland Light slst, steamer Dirigo, Port
land Tor New York.
-LAUScHED-At Kennebunkport. March 3Ist, BY
Messrs Crawford q Ward, q finely modelled and SUI
perior but fishing schooner. Of about 90 tons old
employed in the shore Goldfish business by Capt N 5
Halves, OF Chatham, from which port she will hail.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Prentiss hobbs. Snow, at Philadelphia from
Messna reports rough weather ON the passage, split
Sails sLove hatch house, lost water casks &c.
Barque Syria. Of Pembroke. rom st John, NIB,
before reported sunk at Cardenas, has been raised
and taken 10 Havana. where she arrived 3d. for
pairs.
Brig II M Rowlay. Holway, at New York from
Caibarien, reports heavy weather last eight days;
27th, had heavy gale from ESE, and lost part Of
deck load and damaged salts.
Brig Maurice, Garrison. at New York from Monte
videO reports heavy NV gales most of the passage,
split SAILS, &C.
Brig Manlus, from Matanzas for Philadelphia, is
ashore in Delaware Bay. Will come of without
damage.
Sch VIM Connors, Toole, from Havana, took NV
gale 2,d, which lasted two days. lost jibboom split
sails, &c.
sch Clara Sawyer. from Demarara, had rough
weather on the passage to New York, and lest nam
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TO l. r. 4.

sNHE brick store corner OF Commercial and Frank
L lin streets. lately occupied Dy Mes,rs. Donne q
Greedy. Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
A. q +. SPRING,
apr1 I'm II Exchange St., over Ocean ms. Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-13
Il cOL0RED MAN's OPINION OF
RADICAL CARPEEBAGGERS

The following is an extract from the speech
OF Henry Boyd, oolored man, delivered at
Carlton, Mississippi. he has been called the
"Black Demosthenes," and is evidently maa-
Of good hard sense: f'' s'a
And now the carpet.baggers come here and
lell us they are our friends aud the Southern
people enemies.., They tell us they've SCI Us
free. O, yes. they've done it all, no doubt,
They set US free about like they set the mules
free; Ben Butler set the spoons free. llm-
an to help the Yankee and Southern man.
they can't fool this nigger. l Know VINO
bronght,the nigeer to this couotry in the first
place. The Northern mau brought us here's
and when they began to loose money on the.
nigger they put the nigger in their pocket
sold him down South; aud then, to keep the
South in the Union to make her pay taxes,
mules and the epoons bee; and they would not,
set anything free teIcept the spo1ns} II they
could have got the South back into the Union
without IL. They promised him the forty acres:
and the mule. know FIVE niggers that
starved plum to death waiting for that mule
and forty acres. lLaughter.l "a hks s,ut 10
Know where the carpet-bagRer got bis forty
acres2 You all know the devil took the Lord
up into high mountain, and promised il ne
would fall down and serve him he'd give him
the whole world, and The old scouadrel knew
all the time that he didn't own foot OF land
on the continent. [Great laughter.] The
carpet et-baegers ask me to cast my vote to keep
the white folks down. Now, all ever wanted
was to get on level with the white man; L
never wanted to get above him. They say
that nigger ia better than white man in
Cincinnati. We'll, that my be true in Cincin..
natl, but it amt true down here. IL is my in
terest to stand by the Southern man, and it's
my wish too. Whatever Law is made TO affect
the white mans plantation also affects my
little cotton patch in the came way. They
want to disfranchse the white man, and make
niggers put them into office that they m, may ~,
have taxes and things tkeir Own way: Iaey'
never would have passed law a.ioM.1G 4s, nss
ssould ssril vote oeee the 1 Repabean ticket seSsr
I.,S %hs 0ss' %s Ysassss sos
tSis ngseIh, he1e S from Afr1ca for selfish purpo-
cue as set h, frse for selfish purposes. and now
tbc7 want to vote him for selfish purposes" T..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-13
GOLD .4ND BOND MARKET.

NEW YORK, September l2-Evening.
Business is intensely duh and unequalled
for months. The settlement OF the European war
seems the only escape from apathy and dullness
in speculation or the markets. There was no
new features in gold, except intense dullness.
Sxty-twos l25; sixty-fours lla; sixty-fves H.;
new lOi; eighls lO!; forties g. Tennesses 6ll;
new so!. virginias 65. Louisianas II; new
65; ;levees IA; eights s6s. Alabamas lOl: iVes
es. Georgias So; sevens 81. North Carolinas
81; new 20. South Carolinas 80; new 6ss.
LONDON, September l2-Evenng.
Consols s2l. Bonds ssg. Tailow firm, but
not higher
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-13
CoLoRED DELEGATES At Il DEM O.
CRATIC CONVENTION.
NEW ORLEANS, September II.

NEW ORLEANS, September II.
The Democratic State Convention met to-
dav. Go7ernor Vorhees was elected president.
The only question of interest turned on the
admission ofoolored delegates, OF whom soma
twenty were present. A motion that the ques-
ton OF admitting colored delegates be sep
Grated from that admitting white was, afte: a
sharp discussion, rejected. The question on
adopting the report Of the comni ttee on Gre
dentials, admitting them on the same footing
as whites, will come up tomorrow. The i'm
preston is that it will b, adopted by an over.
whelmng majority.