davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-16

| nf
voncer II ~ =, anJees a. 1rst view; and It II nj
look' dnanMa. ~ A1 opinion they someanes over
comparing sss.t nn1,Is taof - o. seaseang ane
Mdered. i Su' aaSe been WlAhe0 they had coz
We vtu ,o,, -.
sa wsa nssspessi1y dt4la.tasui TO aoe hlstoet.ns.
iul eI1te1 Of KIT heni aI, among sas most
6im.nf J., n. Ai.toIy Of gland Without uoaoilnR
Wbtc6 req.ryo6 a. angie manuscript Document
treating, Maraniort 70 me taa nnes Of Mhten he WIS
histe5tss q London for leave TO consult certain
esep5s Va. ss sfsafe a ~ sus e}s ~.
taere anT rsaol 19sneessd p tns documents, nor u
50 On II nnne', 81 my ana9osns,s having done
ia h:S t, nSa tMaeanay found any Of hu iacts
e1cis mnsn op tna ta1s ne aad great cause
T. hs viii regaId 70 eossnag SSt
..nes1o7 papers ne no: anle tae FrsnSsn IL
o tsse @hlen Gs fse'se ssa sa,r' re 1c!. account
acatnn p1s mGn seze ct fatt!" 0I co1rse, r..
Tgmel Tamsoi1 81 nefo pteteoce A late librarian a.
nrai., nascs used TO tell, witt great gies, Of
defined ali sea .eo ID ancient
ron te e,.s apparently intense appl,ca-
eeiIng nn o1'ea, ID aos.er 70 query. that he was
der It hat Fad tps lSfa;,,n XII 4 ne more Vol
HId tsis s,adent ,dps M, oG1o,e 5su upside down"
hnntten ses-. w.. az nlssohca! writer!
MscaulsY waS Ina hsone eou ~ HISTORIAN a. MIS-.
jhe JfonfH, whnm az neauue ~ Inc Gay. She was
Wihon rnt m he1 M stasne 70 see The Rev. DE.
stephep. Walbroos nj. u nls ca1tch at s.
aEd no one WoriT haVa hasr tasced II outl
Led elected Ter 1ide,moni ~ Ilaseo the cafy |
CnatierSoa wsa nrind,n1; in; ra,w q waa 80 ume Wncn
II Csc .Saxcn Mannsrq1nIsnt tn X, W,ss !ools WITH
gcIT "BioVrsShicai iit.;atvnn ~ ~ ene1gtea Gran
ar the lighter puh,c fnnnd ,rrni,n u tus ' penod
reading the iose.itttetS M ,hev We, es;,a1 u
Pope and Judtlh CoTner. vhsia Terv rsaa Gatca W. g
Experienced delight as mia IN me G4y tio soala
poLderce Of 6henatOue Win hia 1riends Io,1sa. he
who praised Eranra. Htsaos. I1e
Cough, whose British Tonnasa n{hv alho s, pIasaed
lrEelf t1st4s which 1t also stiinMtaieo. nnd
of tfese WORKS and the naInes n1 fs,r ao asn some
have survived. eItbnuph Il TaS III ,ht AhntAu11
nan al that tine Trota i,ne se4u w,si 1aa' 10 10
hoFe that 1t would i've over fortn,Eht aaI ~
he same tine, Ereland ahonnde1 WItn ,,-sat q.
Of 4 stamn fnr vhinh a 49, 49,
1uss be great, thou8h ptIilnos mot cnntam'
'ola1y, writers. ~ an iosiug nv ityeiJ5ooa :,
4 eak Every ons tne1v wh.1 - 10 s9ea k1eW
, 1870-01-16
LADY BYRON.
Her interest In tbe Uo,...,

70 ~ tne Ed,foys u ne Boston nafl7 4 duer,ix.,.
uo ~ srp ieoth pSge Of the "Vlndc alton of T.dv
tuu' ts,s. 1nas oneted 10 The paolic, Ma. So se
~ "palticulaIly to be noted In Lady Dtron wss
asr 1 pscniaI interest IN feclalnlir1 falrn women
Camr.dae Tas [a ~ 70 MT ME- Professor Follsn, Of
1 laoies who had undertaken tnis d,l,cn,t Eorp =
1este, Eih al tae reat Of Lndy Byfons wss
!catlon wuu!d greatly aesisl Tue world IN uaGrI.
stasoiDg the pecu!ihHues OF ils Wtilera char.
In the preaent ttorrn Of yttupernt,on ,ho,s~ ~to
loted Lacy Byron seek above al tsinXs TO nre
eefse her tmske a. they have ai.a1s knoaa IL il
AMI ~ 3hs aRe Mdeo 9, %oman Of m1aen.te purity
1o.ned 70 tender consideration for oshers; Of eT-
ecattve aId enfnnsia1tc philanthropy united to
perfect self-po9seEsiou and clear, stforv hratn.
necaale nothsng can bear b:tter EVIDENCE TO tnis
than the paper TO when suppose Mrs Stoye 10 so
'9' a sep{ Eosy ~ e x M b
ss stlin,at u .nale,+d sse torn OF private printed
had been asked to Hys her nSmt byron
LADY fasroEess to the etrort Ia Question. But hes
1GsnGtse IT, dsssssy alTaya deferred her Ifon pao-
was urged That any wosds OF hers w0uId haFe
great weight on account Of her wel1.keoWn cnnr.
sGiei sne wrote the annexed appeal to be used
not be ame Of Its date, 6a1 have had It ahont
fourteen years In the present s.1tfn Of touVue1.
thst mo ~ 20 ner Pure i to recall the tac
Done more than heraelr toward The EDUCATION.
elevation and freedom Of her sex.
We are taught BY g.. Joha tnatlo for fellow
q eature Is 1cr absolntely necessary condtton or
q uo Sta ana M, faai ths q m
11ence -of anendHens sttea:s the trpth of this
oAprG Apy !. shsn to tss case q laen
atleeton ss the Gospel SPEAKS OH Toward the
authors Of Their rnl17 T0Eard their as-oc,ates
IL gaft7 =, TeTatd a those who repudtate them a.
, 1870-01-16
A MINNESOTA Court.

CoyyeAp1N0tnef q the 7troNto GoEk
In 81, Clqud thtre was an IL clden. Nhlch uoy
be worth mert.cntaz, th,: cane unuer my o5-
stryk.ion. TIE flrst w2s the eittLg OF the state
ceI. To o. accu.toIuEd 10 sce amenities oI tae
t,ourtA IN England and Clca9s, ths eject pro-
dueed upon HIN ny the h3pecs OF tne court o. st.
surrounded by quite library Of Is boom. ga. .
Nan Of aocui Sd lie uore bis hAtr long, Acd =
pretty Reasonably -tized uous1Aene, but haa
lii Hkt4lers and bEayd c,ooeiy snAYen.
ds IH Z eal7:lookrs A1Ns na1s pat
, 1870-01-16

ne give oelo~ soma extracts from reviews Of
RA estate huEness In San Franc,sco, antt also IA
New 9orf, daring the year 1862, for The purposo
o'sno~ing the exact pasallesm that has e1isred In
eouise Ct tho buaness IN those cities az compared
WIN cur own. The following, from Chas D. Car.
fers Rtal Estate Greu!a,, reviewing the progress
oi ren estate tustress In San Ffaac!seo during
tses. light oe iakeu for u history OF the same
tusEesa y this city up to the middle Of December,
"itfont the change Of q word:
real e4txtp t1ans1ctIans Of tho drst half Of 1853
Efls IN EQnbcr AID Tuc In h1Stozy
o. ety. In te<ue le*itfcs, prices adraneot by ths
tnY nwus hAd thclr ideas Of value e!-
esaed HEREBY. that they did not know what p:tc
Ak le1 thc4E lots, esN GAly II they weIe sf1ert
Nheo hAd eoQa pEcspect OF becoming buiinesf thof
GnEniale within fe~ JeAts- Many ct thoae who TO-
iItsd ofets last eink have since sepsned
Of tLeF folly. the cera being tb1e now
buyeI.-
Although only about one fourth the runber of saIea
Afe now Gt4bs rlsde that were edeced Asven months
ago tho u Bfket IL III heAl:hy condition Nca1ly
MAby ptDona II ever atr buying with the object Of
hulte mk.
That the foregoing has also been the experience
y New Ae.k. is sntwn By tha following table from
the New forK Sun. OF auction 81 es in 1862 M
property II New Ierk and Btooklyn, tocether
with all the places That can be properly classsd A.
RHEftt han thern. - ~
, 1870-01-16
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.
THAHryAY.

Foreign Markets.
THAxcIAL-
LUNpoH. jan ia N
e'nsoH e1osed II 9e1 fer rnnceE; VI. tor asasunt.
American securities 9llet; 'tEs. y: old
Eas4. Nt0cks Qufet: Fl t TN: ll!nnt, ten.rsf I1is
Great Western. sih. ~ A~A@
B1rftc clcsed dull. @-
COMMERCIAL.
w., - 1rvEEpoo1- Jan. I'LL rs T.
rloaF s @1nte- ~ltAt. ~ 5dta - "a rc>l wtrsk Il
Sh!aH 10 WeAts whcat. "a ldSss 81. corn a7s ~
P0rt+ lps,ts. 1atu, 69s-
Market unchanged. "1-4- ~ 't-' p H-
Cnt:on drn,ct; upA2ds. like; U,lt.us ;lf.c: tsies
LISA hzkA >-AN' sA@sS
Hrradssuda unchanged
P1oviPfcrs dull ticrst haeos which ad,s..ed I, .
Other Articlea unchanged. W.
TRIlow quiet At 4s1. 49, -
Cotton QuIet. ~
Petroleum fzm+ e X"
, 1870-01-16
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for Janu1.3 Is, 1sTo. As
reported oJ J. q. LargguI1. Jr, cp1lclan. III RAJ.
do!th a;1ecr, correspondent to the saisnao21an
lIsutule. The anAu le:terz are the tri1Al. fot
the Wo1ds "see.ltg,."" ganae. -" MIA. .us1,"
lSMs. Ea. Kiai TzsF. Reis.
, 1870-01-16
51Old North Carol1nts.., {ats
New No,ta Carolinls ,s5A
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. Is
The following table shows the receipts and sh.p.
Eents Of produce at this point during the past
tEeLtJ-four hours:
, 1870-01-16
LOCATION,

Mallantee oetas ccnveSlbs city and sIaurban
pronerts N1thlc sevtu HiiIes OF the Court Up1se
ued tor 1f ceft On Saturday, January Is:
Third 5 s: 1zo Of Lear's- It, I, sSslss IT.
ce1nelia ST. ]; It Ct ioit ST, /, si1 Ss's''
1.7 ! 10 II; Jon. .7............,...., 700
AetIeeen Al, is It $ Ct Damon s., v i, .sx
AhsIdesn i, ID il oi Danoi St, s35 l'V''
Ass5aeen i. is: It \ Of Dinoa ST, I. ssx
P,oIa = I1e il oi inaa:a St. f'''i /. 4''''
@as l911lGx II; Dec -12..-,............. $50
"s,5 , nsTss Tss 1t1 q s # Of llose s''4sx
1nataIs i. s1I oi Dcksid;ic IL n. i, ''
rSsiil i, IL Z itw Of Geatic Az, ri, s;1
Coolidge Il, cer ot Isain 81, !, ssr WV
~ II: nl.o West IT,, LII ct, . e cor oi
Hasted e, q. elx11slt: Jan 11..,...... 1900
2,11l9 II, with buildings; Jan. 1a. .,l59
AseIceen ~ ,e e, Us stsci Dancn st, e I, aox
Biss !s!aEd 8 4. I: I. Of feaice e. nwi, LOU
24l1t01t; Dec el..................-. 5000
Wosanets1 =. 9o,t o. rage ii, n I, ssx
lnG'sIa ~ az II Z CT Douglas place, VI, 9411ea
A'sstF s2ait5 e.; r. Gs i vsi bss.a 81:
veften y. - Il. 9: Doaslas pace, frvnt, '''
4asl3s Il: Dec. - observation-disclosures. $3.50
cslomei u, 2le i Il Tsen.J.nilnl Sic ''S'
iIont, 25al'aes It; Jan 15.-..-..::.-..--. 5000
RurtEtde st. W !. s It Eighteenth at, e
fYoLf, s.AC1 u. Apr:l g, lsGs..........-. 80
stdpw'rE Et, ee5 It 8 Of Blackh2wk st. eI,
sv1l:. Il; jan; s.: .;.....:--::..,.:.: 1000
Sortn Clsrs St, 10 It OF Eita ST, C !, si1151
- II; Jsr. s..-.. ..,;:,..:..,...:..:..:. $500
SCIlh nr, cer Of Block Ct, !, 21xI00 n;
jan. ,...,;,-....--....-- 1.coo
Neston IT, 81 It Il OF Chicago Az, c I, 50x
13i'i It; JAG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
-.. NORTH CF CITY LIMITS.
On corFt eSd feet LGrh Of 1tacpla ar nnd
s3s lis OF Dl1ersy St, VT. soz1lo II; Dec. .
FGETH OF CITY LIMITS.
Mich'cao az. H0 II OF ThiItv .Eintn st, "
0a5t4 II. to 1cc'aca av; Sep. H. 1850. 2, go
Michigan AZ: eco ~ Of Thirty. Linsh ST,
t. fto1s74f: TO 1no'nsa av; Jan. Is $500. $1,000
Adams II, a.s II Of F1ity:a.xta IT. I, lsJ
1seotI; Fec. !s, lse3-..........+ ........ 5000
WEST or CITY LIMITS.
West Lake kt, 1so It Y OF Fa ! 1t, u (. 2sts5
It; Jac- 1e.-.-.....-. ...............,.-.. 1000
, 1870-01-16

- tor Ole. Oats dull at aess96}c- Pors quIet at
| sss.e0. Whtakey urn 1t tlt0. Gold. 1etk.
LTEADcL, JAZZ 18Th lis 8. n.
| f33uf. 3A: writer wheat. u st; red do, Is
1d9tlod: xhlte Go, ~ ld8sa ii; corr, rs 81.
AnIk, 1e3xk. Lard. t9s.
LAT1E-1:U pm.
LATER
In COZ 7fequerce OF an advance OF Id In Liver
pool, the .oarkst fer No spring wheat, inter the
close Of .O'.nEe, was mode1aE,y ac:lvc. and a
higher range OF prices prevailed, closing at sc,
sealer February, and TAc spot No. corn was
auu as about 7oA c, seller next ron:h. PORK pro-
dncss were quiet, ut nru, with sales OF go tcs
laJd a. 1tc. seller Fa> ua1J; eco b1is ness pork At
f2-c7 seller February: boooo ~ dry aaltei snoul.
ders-so days IN sals-t.s 1oHc when delivered,
and 9e,oo Ds do at lt.Ic caah. There was no
demand for grain at ,ne evening meeting, and
quotations were essentially the SAME Al at the
Afternoon Board.
There vss nrm feeling In the hog market to-
day, but prices underwent no material ca,nge.
The receipts were s,ss. hesd, all Of which were
gold. at Sae591sa. Beef cattle u.re ia demand,
and prices were ntm as fasoa7.7a for inferior 70
choice. Received, sss head.
, 1870-01-16
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

.....-.. ..-... -
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN HAIGppAu
TESe. JtEee epLtEsAIt tptaeE Of Elark AID lsf,.ts
COUNCIL err AID oHlaA L1aI
1Efos-aaE:h HeA ,siss- @ ,
C.aas KxrsG1 fasNpEsr..,..,. Edaar. .d-As n
.5.rtrr FIT / inn UaiIT T ill -
pEeiEe r!tst Esrrcs1.,,.,,...llsj sjpE s:4s5
3izoa ta2Dn 'u:laa7
.,..-,r ana rr,,l.i1t o. 49, AestEa,
49, 1,orf .ra I>-njsisN p..t o.S1r- s1srr -
Aeei~sa, k4su. fo1 hJet md
Ge1lcsz 4ti alS7a P4ssenGs1..--s 5:Hpa sssssaE
Lasahasa AeeorE.od aiion:. oiopa 's7IAE
| M1IWAgL1s Cisia!oA..
x7,is nrpo1mos.aes u11sl soa III ki::ss stsstI .n..
t.ssssii. csl5s;5. la aT1ea:-u' i:apa i=I7E
| Afternoon oaPatrc,EEs.-..-...,..sa a:t1 n s7-G7l
k.AassA APa.senkt---.-..,-......t t;i4 I'm .-+.la2
- 9Ae bAs:e!set.----~---.s sTaf3 .-MAS
~snaeS.s pz:sss.s..--.------.. ~ Sasg 2 .sss.2
x'no.aa aud HactetAn i,;Gs s1a:a, l'"vs nao "' s*
s. Paal Observation-Disclosures .IispE
Huas phsseoker-.--.-..-..-.-...s sS9pE sAsa
lIanesS sSils ateotE.sctatsc c..---- 3M 2 ,slSPE
Hoodstcsk AGeom;;2d d4s3a. = ~ 2 = ,s;Nao
nSG L Da DuSLAT:: se.istn e 2 eapes'atsaaezS-
:. ~.e3AaHSoo% eenesA Ae-e' ICE Asen@
,,,r,, ti1ASGI4 - a.Ls T.. Ci15 i1tA.
uS1oH DkPc1-to..ot o. LAh Gszeek.
Cntc A1a .-...s---.-.-.--- - e. W 3 z
ktnSaa E.,,enx ~. ....,-.-..' So
a. s0ssa ss:ss:.ss ssssstfsss's;i e. I;is Vii
Ate1TI44-es-s -s's.-&
, 1870-01-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MA3KET.
For tho Week EnIlnG Jn1u7r1 Is.
SATURDAY EvaI1. J11. Is.
BEEF CATTLE
E<txtLkS SAftntJ-I.

~ Eesessi4 stsne-4.
sunday and uaaasg.,,... = - 4: q
FEas;s.ss;;...: E:ss, e ~
1hns Fl II '!:s n -
ss;a,5s7 ss.saf5i;:.. 81 81 q IL IL
Tsts,,...... So !t;i ases =! a1l
hs 1t e.s str :a. he ieee1i, ;si III, week Ia m ~
Asssst. r. .n.n ~ ;s vsss
sosies y aairsEss cs ii1z z:cs7.
s. e & ;5 as e ss ssssts +
r 1SseH v eisht% sstolows: S-'
10 Nufa2, Srsperaioa b1ssse. PttteSue1
s4o Es.ia1e. eF 100 ~
EaS i ln -
r. Tsieds asa De:r5lt....-............:s tx -
M sps II 4., y 5s tae sst thst
ehatged As tie euuept satA:
st.dsts an Il boss. e.
Ds asss e.; 9: sSs-. "a s. s.
E"in:: Y tL!.IsI, G rqe9 . :a..se stosh I'd -
stnseE 'rans n es:seI diIeetl,a
rstn Ct Ets5 1too besa 10 ihs resepts 4 &c: a.:
=, sss e fs - 81
thsousE.n: a1a. 9o..ItEe eiSs desirable tascassa'
h*.tss,s toIslGue4 .euee. % ths notsna,t1na,nx
L. e. e % 4. .s Z .t "a % u u
s.,test1td y tsn ?:svtons !st.s I'D Z :,s :eT n
Il. g. Ieais sssy a,.is. ~. E.,s;sy ::
ATskA I6l% t-r AteT-s>A II from LEO - L4A ,iot.
F.L 1necto. sEe,y -fEyd .iicrt of tsom LEo % 1sO
M AreraEe. cli Inx !. {: :s!5!lt Ih.rn n.s
1Sr1, and rail- = oeti== In5es aAvs rreya:s. sae4
m ing tCtEs ciLucfi to Ettdiata 1914 ar
sssi r. = hy 10 90 81 md A. Ssass.G3 fo- s1o3t.
sfSt - ayrF1 S1pf FROM 10 to 1,9A -
cttiir r we1- lit-s.L aIi pIits have E-s bcea
tsttI Cord eboe- cow, VITA JGsi5< ca1rxt, Ie1s
At At E..ce<a 8 C.. N tp=11 to Het,an, Ut
s:cmI3 fUtu G:o3 ve elvet. ave.asseE i17m 80 Is
I'll ,ro anted at - 81 81 U,sIee tbfp hr1rr
rss - ,tn tlawis It S1G1&tLo. Thd Iu1tkei eIoees
ffu1, y ith The peas en-. ~.
cLosc6 FH1tIx
ChoIec Bke7es-Fs.e c, t.t. Hsnfazned, {kss
Is 5na.--......-..------:-- :--..s.,sS.,. ss1:SSz5
Primo .iteset--G5o1. ven f,ite[ tnesy-falm.
ed rteefs. svcssS1ns LlSO to 80 Eas..,.. A.S3LU
la;S = i;os sEs::-:.:-:...-:-:::;; sossSaAe ~
COWS for cttT 0Aashtee. svextktnx SO 70
Sa eaak =
, 1870-01-16
REAL ESTATE

Heal EAtRIe Euafnese in San Pfapef,cs. New
1ort, md ChIcaAo-tnlueuce Of lue tlo1,-
plctton ofthn Pacific Rn1lrusd-Ozhcr
RAa'Foad Enserprf%cs ANcc.fn2 CHI
caEo Rs.l palaIc- Prospective
lncrcnae In yasA-.-rrnuefcrs
for tho Week. Etc,
, 1870-01-16

stso Gktt1s-Qorrmna cattle In dccent Gesh.
nvrr s8ioE 30 to l,Cio ioha---..--.--.....,.l lcaa[n
AID TIN lows and Atcer7-... 4tC9AE
H0ts1.
rhs foJox vux tbs Ercetpts md sAfrrent1 fne Z
weef Snd ia the cofIts pondtng period Last year.
, 1870-01-16
New York Dry tsood. fIn:Ars,
The Procure Markets.

NEW 1nHE. Jan. h--Thc dry koods market 70 ttsti
caceF1 sEe ehsieat {rsris Hh.c opecl fe higher
, 1870-01-16

AAoEec1e0 ZOE tu19 week A14 lxAs ea1E5A16 - ION.
Ressaved ~. Neek. 3 -
EEses1sd
HENAAEA
lnc asstra's of Ee{z Tor the week Just closed we7e
~ hfa9. Afa11s: st6lf bead lsat week, IND 33Q0l
he.a for The egtreapondine week it yel! The pack
;,S .,Ss a,,r .s'{sM $ :; ~ 8 e
hes tr.de opened ouies shls weef mi eompaF.utely
trs Monday asd Tue.day uxht. aFsrcfasins ara
EcAd-ASd under fA1 pstflrs and shipping demand.
iise ise, rfn. wtra pret.y well eiearA, Il sa:nia
taV for common to extra; hut tho iare.r
jeesip:p of "Wednesday and Thp71diy Eethes With tho
aetnf 10 beg preduets and tbe lower pres
Y tne E4t checked tho ements II moth loca1 aud
aTtsp oa5 eH. md vaues deprecated f9!iy s. asac
II - Fl pilsca .sttok eogn 10 sa1eAa Ted.y
t ns1a Ts.e 5ess.sea s1d anee[ t.sr packing
rtls Of tie decline recovered The Hua
y the Eeka marketed better tt.n that Of any
PREY ous since ths eona,tucsruent ot p4ekir
Stase The Ing tie ctosins prices THU weE
acd taz the eos1e.ponatuk esks Ia ise3 snd lSaa:
rr, y. u ~. L!s- Is !s.s Jaa. - 1853.
= !: E1:1ta1..-.......t9 IL ISS9E 80 ntallM S7A AZ %
s;.sH st.sir1 ~ eso'es. s:a42oe Esstsil!9 s!sazn
ses siss ss;eals!5 81 sessss S5ss
!sEHEt-Keetiv;d In dsJ. ds7; reeeired tais weef,
tSa Snip2ed today none. stup9eu ft.Is wctS. ls5
keod ioTAi sud thlrpnk demand aas existed toe tu
Sttet krndes and fer s7rh the ufet h4s boon chAT-
y c,rsdesalls stsrrs:h Inferior ard COM
aave aot been 4ssroted OF wikout soas .shsd,ns of
'tiees. We suets good to eholes =: " xaa5 Is End
1t SLGce1a W Fe< hes7. 'N- @1Ss
, 1870-01-16

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of treadstnt1a ana stock during the paat week apd
for corresponding weeks ending as dated:
, 1870-01-16

the Il neral rate.
Tbs hank statement vas remarkably strong. Tho
mounts ot sold hypothecatsd ~ith ia banks. rhe
s. q. n deFos4 fe6E!t from tho se1rsse
ss,t srnex FL Gf III sst.r !: due stn q .a ur Of
re esees q ecIa derived from Tlrasiy sses md IN
eT, " 1hS sme1s1 eve, pasms1ts ioE eu..ou.
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His Letter of Acceptance.

PARIS. July $. 1870.
Harrison Hume, L. l. Sham, HtnrB f.
Prentiss, Committee Republican STATE
Conventions:
GENTLEMEN For the high honor which
the nomination you announce bestows,
tender to you, and. through you to the con
vention you represent, my profound thanks.
The resolutions adopted by the conven-
ton, meet my hearty approval, and the
principles they declare. will receive my
cordial and earnest support.
| accept the nomination with deep
sensibi.ity of the responsibilities ii imposes.
If elected. shall deem it my duty. as
it will be my highest purpose, to devote
nv earnest efforts to the awakening of
the energies. the development of the re-
sources and the Advancement of all the
varied interests of the State And, by
strict economy in our financial affairs, and
faithful attention TO all the duties pertain
ing to the position, | shall endcavor TO
merit the honor which this nomination
confers. Very Respectfully,
Yuur ob't Scry't,
SIDNEY PERIIAM.
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THE NoAiNATYON.
hetter Notifying Hon. sidney Perham of
his Nomination.

hetter Netifsiny Hon, sidney Perham OF
his Nomination.
AUGUSTA, July 4th, 1870.
Hon. SIDNEY PtRHAM
Str:-The undersigned, Committee
appointed be Convention Of the Repub-
licans of Maine, held at Augusta, June
10Th, 1870, have the honor to inform you,
that you have been selected by that Con-
vention as its candidate for Governor for
the coming political year.
Your character and career prove your
answering fidelity to the great principles
of the party, that has placed you in nomi-
nation. And with implicit confidence in
your success at the polls, we respectfully
request you to accept the nomination thus
rendered. We herewith transmit copy
of the Resolutions adopted by the Convcl :
ton. Very truly Yours,
HARRISON HUME,
+. +. SHAW,
HENRY Z. PRENTIsS.
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The Calais Advertiser says the son of Mr..
Mercer a lad about II years of age, living in
ST. Stephen, was instrumental in saving a
train of cars from destruction the other day.
A small bridge on the St. Stephen Branch
railway, was nearly destroyed by fire. The
train was approaching it at a fast rate, when
the Engineer, Mr.. Spring saw the boy on the
bridge trying to get his attention. He was
successful. and the train was stopped within a
few feet Of the burning bridge.
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TWO NATIONS IN ARMS.

Tie s.pomy cloud that for a lew days
hang en- nously over Europe his bur :.
and two treat nations are forming the
ranks of v II. France, naughty and pune
tilous, ~, The first to draw tie sword.
Fngiana "a Russia, with uplifted hands,
mplore -or aace, Out French legions
are MASH, on the f re frontier, and all
France is Z owing will military enthusi-
asm. Prussia's half H. ION If soldiers are
"t;.;;ing arms the n"et,i"-gtn-to repel
and perchance imlio he slanghter-hun
gering Frencirlen. ! lat the end will
be human forecast cannot divine.
And it is all about kingless Spain. Prus-
STA has at its disposal a spare Prince who is
willing to wear tie uneasy crown Of Spain !;
France showed its teeth and sad he
should not touch Il; Prussia, iol the sake of
peace. would not insist, whereupon France
aid Prussia should humbly apologize for
having conceived the lea OF providing a
ruler .or e tenantless throne beyond the
/ irene
Prussia does not apologize, and the dogs
u: war are set upon her.
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MR.. PERHiM.
RepnbiicdH
County
Committee.

Mr.. Pcrhams letter OF acceptance
which we p.iat this morning, is model
of its kind Ii is brief, comprehensive, and
reflects that our next Governor has an adj
equa;e conception of the onerous duties
that devolve upon chief magistrate. He
wanders through no patitudes, airs no
fin wrought theories and rides no hob
bies As Governor he wi" untiringly de-
vote his i" earnest efforts to the awakening
of the energies, the Development of the
resources and the advancement OF all the
varied interests of .he State" He will be
a popular Governor; the more the people
become acquainted with him through his
official acts, the higher still will be their
esteem for him.