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, 1870-01-23


II, tns5s talee: length Of descent, anceni
nc m, and historical lmporaEee lsnztn q
de Hcent throws out Of competition many dsstn-
euisned ra1aes, such u those Is Howard. RasEe1e
IN Cesl. Ancient Eenown tn5ows ont sush
~ n[,Ge q: wstsS rt1s aooSe ice Hlaa!n ranss ave
hn rdrea ,ears ago Bu. al sas sonditons ~ ;a sso
e e te sy sut sst ns, nss u.s.
NJ ors g. iess norte ever .lnce tie conqcesr Tina
70 co1d Is aatd, but on douoted zIonnds. 70 cass
sr siIeta n sas1snd u ,ee ssn * Henry taa Tu,,-
n 10 Censros5s claim TO he descended from PhsF-
Sess oe ssls t Is plscea 81 nsrotsns a. lie ntaie
o. the t:ta century: ard rom At.o. some o.
n9.s 1sy ~ss EGpsr9;s sss, Of M Ey
J a1nfasm: khey are also Of very ancient roSi,ny
Vi Epsland, aud Ct considerable hAa:criea! aLd
isail, ia EasIsia s !: thss % & tas Ses1i, sas
North lnotraau when wo urat near OF the:a Ia
saxon 5H.rs. yearly ,norsaud years ago. from
suyre9, e eete esg gssssa tae H Se7a 81 RasI resy
rece174l the name and rs:xrea OF Sertl VITA too
asre.s ct Sotuan tam5J: ,ney ea1d ~ 30 ooass .,s q
| ~ fzzuisa one Archoisaoo 9: fo1k one Dase '.hc
g.ukc ot Bedford, cep6ev al the K:ug-uaAef', one
| k,rY.,raytD, Laf!s o. Nestuoselaud and sai;s-
buy. and Warwick, tao ,Lcrus FaucoptrR. Ll:l-
mti ard AeefsavennI ff9m Saen ls;:s, o,sss srs
10 -l.sh family A!c.s the conditions l4!d 'io"n
ae1 te so sAusfactoft.? II th5 one Tne Ccu5tceF5
run them very Close, aur the chief fet!3 OF Inc
| CzarceIs Ia OF foit.: 9ro9tn. whilst tho es.vls
Hts Anglo Sa1DD. eo1 hare been defe ever SIEGE
| tlsr necsne Ian,IY. Teelr pedigree IA - ven
a:l.1t nttcateI aE ped gree nf such .enEtn saQ
| l.: Auu Ill anclent h91os and hstor7SA inpoft.
maze, lnet Y,e.n 10 uopc They wete II tna highest
ranS of EOt,es heF-1A The Eonqucs', and haTs cua.
| t.nqsu Loble esc-, since; ana It EaS % sasd ol
one Of them what :ap be salt Of perh-fs 70 otaef
Hrait-h subject, taAt he could hy h:a sscsa voice
| &C eu.tol The Gucre aAion VI tue crown
II il he ASKED vhica are the nest. fen'!,es ~
ION aud Fttz2 5sald. Instead OF Hsnl!toa, we
should pethaps aaY pnoEtas, as tbs ,0nkadon o.
M2mn ton ma. 10 Esd TO obsca5s tua aoclent
| raue AID titic3. Of t3At family. he Oole!aacs
tecane uRnl:1nns ~ female dclceus 1917.
when they foee. to tbe head ot tho SCOTS ftetaxe
KulL n,.,.,, w..
I Norman stoS1. OF E1tzXeEa.d, EEkes OK LtlnNefs
tat,rg Easily the 1fst place. 3Dt Ksaeslo4lstA
npless they happen to be theSt3avaa Scota or
Irtse, are a1t to ibok with Suspicion apou moas
Sccttlth CT Irish Jedl2teeA Many A ahe c!ueas
line s IN Sscta Britain would aq.. be 2dnitted as
legitimate n EnRisnd, owing ~ tue operation ol
| the pecu1a:s marriage lax. A1dIhe more ancleus.
looking l.ash p50iglees a1e 3:lpilaflJ 1nVan0ateu
~ the vary Anomalous s1nd:tIou In Hhlca
matiiuepy IeIAiEeG Rs la.o ~ taa saisn OF Slaaea
| Elizabeth-Ny. FFoEGus Hccount of ths nousa
held o! shan U'Seill u an eSanpss- lt u, mere
tore. ii .ncut to trace any souaa u elthet oi IN
sMter SirKuu1us hey ond solota Of centuries y.
? faftne3e Wlthuut what IT, sse e5s5 OF an E9Rns!
penaa!opist would prove = dua ofeaS--tas~e!-
| NoS1-inS
, 1870-01-23

In 1923 the Revolutionary Committee Sitting 10
Paris resolved upon the destruction Of the roFal
tomb Of 81 penia. a writer IN ~ he faar
Round g1vea the following acconnt o. The way Id
vh!on tha WORK wsz done:
Aockrdipxly IN the folio vtug oetoser co onmeueeI
The opening OF the c01us-she Aat Eetng th2s
Of tne gIeat Trrenra The shsrs Of his BODY Wa9
well rleset we'd and his iea1ursa were veIy Esiie
sss' snsIe he appeared NJ aileo 1 nss saea
made In the v2ult IN which lay tne Hoaioon
Princes and PI!ncedses, and rho coha o. Henry
II. was discovered, His body WAs PexfecslJ Pre-.
se1yed AID hiB face recbEl liable. A. tee moment
oil opeuEg an enthusiastic s9lalef ia!sM a.ni ninse1
eh!o. drew iii sword and cut o6 . locE OF hiI
beard, which be hsld to his Owl Ups, cs7tng II
lond tones: "And also an French Haldler!
And an tetceIofth sure OF corQltf1n2 he ene-
uies Of Fralcs and marching to victory"
on tne same dry, 14th d October. the other
members q the House o1 Bourbon, TO tho number
OF Abput seTep, we're taken out OF their coMna.
TIE eody OF Louis XIII. Wls whole, and exceed
tuQly well preserEed: ha was recognized by hA
nouat1cher ca!led q 10 reyals, which rematusd tn4
and It e tlln sbiny. Tha conn OF Louil XE. was
opered at the entrance to the pit, which had been
Dug ready for the reception Of she rpyA remal1a
IN lie contJaft Of the church, where forgtrty
stood the beautiful chapel Of tic palot4. This
chapel VAS destroyed IN 17l9, being unsAfe; but
colunna, ato, arc 10 be seen as the present day
in the Parc Morcea1L. Tne body Of tho royal
lover Ct the Dn Barr Was entire and well o1n.
faped: tho Ai1n While, tha nose violet; SONS poy.
t,onx Of the trunk red. II toatad In sater formed
BY The dlsaoiviDg OF tho sea salt IN Wnc1 u hAa
cesees Nero IN ais,e OF umpld pot1efaeuon and
eAve iorsh I black and thlck vspo., tho odei
of which burnt vinegar and Ruopowder hardly
din1pxted. Tha integttue8 Of the QnSEtoua dead
, 1870-01-23
The Story OF the Had Little Roy
who Didusk Como to GEtpfs
BY MARX TWAIN.


Once there wls q bad n.tlt bay whore name
"a! 9iu|houRr, II Iou Will notice. you VI
md That bad little boys are ncsfiv A.hLs cA!eo
1AE5es In Jour Sunday School nookA II Was Eef3
strange. but 1t Wns tue. that tnia one TAs calico
jim, ...-
Ne didn't have sny sick mother, etther-A
sick mother Who Wal pluus aud bad the cos.
sumption, and Ronld be glad 70 lie down In tho
she bore her boy, md The anxiety sne felt
ther tho sorld Wpuld bo harth and cold
70 him when she VII Rrne- Mort bsd
now Ia The Gurday School hooks hrt named James,
r1th sweet, platnt1ve voices. and then kiss
sh.E Tnod night and tntel down oy the bedNde
VA zen But it Nas Different WIN thls fellow,
H. H. "a nsued Jim, ard tneFe NssnI an1thnR
he after xt,h ~ Vas rstas4 1tnat
ApJsIs AJasHtsr and wa not pioaS: moreover. s1e NAa
~ ar1tnns IN Jlm 3 sccount- sns talu LGMs ae
~. - h,e.f Iii neck, It Rpulou % s ns .oss.
Ehe niwaJs epapSed ni@ % or{raT' 1ne beIed
Iisaed ntn eooas n'Ss. 81. .esdy 90 70 esyo him.
nH 80 ts,s ha little boy stole INC neJ - btrsseff L
sacned il thera and neapIia si nm isr. u
eo,ne tam. ard nued up ne sssfSS fSe difference
ns mo,n Tpna Tea11oie sealna ddos cone 9's
pnt ~ - I'm snmefhinr didn't Seen 70 W. ipnt /
n,,D VIZ II rtrnt 70 dsobe7 ny podnt, 5t,s,a mAas
sanfnn, 10 dp thls7 Wne1e 90 ~ nEond. ffn
boIs 70 to who Robh!e up tuSn 1snr kneel do
mothers tsm7" Ana .oe1 netsr ns 70 be vlokea au
mn,e ~ e''rS and rise np to light hsp2y teM1 al
~ scS IN I'm motbt1 I'll Ao1Gs h
hhec her forgiveness, and hs eissegI n te
hcf VIII tear 81 pride and tesoa!1.ns1h .ss1 haH boJ
eJet no. mis- y tne way vn n,nsTGiaes with tn
Jl,n. strangely enough. Ha ATE thst la"' a. a.
esiu II Wns Eui,y. in hls atnfa vulEss Ear' ~ ~
put IN the tat, and said that VIA baN5' 1sA' 49,
, 1870-01-23

better oppe,tupty, y,ss 70 ssts ta.n aa
ey ess e, M:0} ~ knsx :, q s,s9e
plseed soma facts Aud ng1res 10 mofe appr9Ms ~.
ble 1nape than olner travel eta n.d aaus. - =
hnsir @ T ess sua d = tssse for nsules. Others would
haTe gene mo indefinite faptures Over toe DAT.
bartc pearl and gold md the piles 81 sas1f aas
Mrs. Grey notes the tteCQ1 with pustucfs uAn 1ts-
ttnctress. We may remark, BY tho way, ~. me
book ID not de1eteut tn the eracee o. autqo!smp,
and : not asIs pEeed ea1alogue a. o. Eses ~
,Ss IL description I.,s T sDose ,lPr pte'r, and
sss Faat, sasa a!s %s,:u tho I'D,
Waited he ped1teads we're OF silver and cost esco
SlaGoo'! The royal olnArupt who owns them,
and who IL Always u the loan usikts. en9es 70
h o. mes eH .o II n9e ~
would temporarily releye even roya! ex-
cneguer. The thrte chief dresses Of tao
@ e e * NJ aoss99 xss9s q Zs2 ks2 sus
course other matters ot mere ahox we're IN ne
proportion. Tte expenses u she wedding Tere
ssa At :to .. a5s5s asoIse a5a slte Is
fireworks aut t.4c,a.. ac1 p:rs cn1 to TIE 5.sftt
and porolscr- Ba: 81 rac exEaTazance = u:
waste ID tte osaer a. arc aiHays rs.ly enough
to thzow away uoEey Oh their GIVE f2ltes.
The Vfcerol o! Zap: has t1e4su1tea OF r!Ess,
ssDd ssn do,isfs s sp:esa Hs he nos: ee:t7 nee:.
scbaum" i l2tre st7a~. y tn1l TIE v!ee:oy
provided tho tstty ot tae Prtncs Of Wales *'ta N
asaortuens Of these p.pes|-oanrt :heu nc sup
pose; for hs might better hAye E'ysn awL. oAsea
thousand dollar De1z:ea!s 1As7 ss!rT! trnnsa1a
dollar pipes Twenty siayea wc.e l.. .tte1ds1ce
70 keep the pipes aforesaid clean. and In order.
Pe1naps these Pipe. .clesneIs htn private Dsulc-
tions to see thar none of the ptec1cus bowls and
few e1led steuaa Hefc lost or mtnald.
His RoJal HlzhneH. the Prince Of Wales, when
In this country several yesl1 slucet pe1fof med
eome ezpenFiVe ana e1rephTe feata IN tooRtco
bu1uirg and, carried home with nlta no small a.
sossnt nt Of The choicest spectnens oi tee weed
OF dtvan which he SET up when he returned home
but ,se vseIoy must h1se n sn'
guests OF the vceroy are said. IN the correspond
ence Of the EEglish press. 10 have abused tae
aut impression Of the character Of the FrAne be.
n,rd them. One "tundel'' OF distinction y said
10 hare tHquired OF hts attendant II the vhceroJ
had NOT directed that all tne "recessites OF kne
Guests should be supplied Being ansHered 10
the affirmative, the Modest InAn satd: "GautnR
10 necessity Hith me. lam bankrupt And would
thank tcu to furnish the necessary funds to 90 on
and Win nEniQ.h
, 1870-01-23
4 Few AphQ1Shlnss

Be contented NTH Jour lot, especially II pao'
lie alst!oB.
Th9 csriest hour Ia tule) is tust hesose tho
:eYo1 Sarrot 10 without Eouer-Jeu naJ "a
without rnosheE.iu,!av.
Keep your moreJ and your cafnaHe. .o,.. ,,t..
Mnera art always civil, lot cpp1sJ ee1S H''7
Leg. .-. nnh,eus
Re eattsued with thirgs as tney asE-taAe IHo
crust M!lh the cruub+ =. IN
II 1ou 1ro tn public otface be ruIctaal-af al
eT.sin4a hsite5s noste,s, butchers, bakers, bank
49, r,rfi service stores, all sy fs you, bat yo1r
hootnakef MI, help rou TO the t1st-
Huspauds afe always thinking 8bont uore3.
WlTes never ask for It ~ slL They are quite cor-
tent With check, deax humble thipRa. ..-
The Lily OF the "Ta.tt"-Tno noves IN 1out
Hnaus "hat
AliudtnE to ehtgnons, MI Clever nxs Fasa-AA
grl, nox, aeens 10 be au tead." "fes, fn ~
islk 10 hes," replied Nj. Cleyer.-paa;AsA Al
YNGnoc.
, 1870-01-23
An ELOQUENT aTramp.,,

A dramatic story Is told By the Pail 4au Ga:fitt.
h "traup recently walked into aboP - IND.
ppInmc.te, When nrrMgned before the msgts-
1rate, ne explained his conduct, and AZ theotJ Of
We ~ rtnfTe Ii Christian land, he asld, With
admn,eIe 1zsasnsss ans s ass13 Lac an M,
N2e nSunces ot bread ard little water Cruel I
~ az 9oa. Gentlemen that Is enough 10 support
a hearty nnnc II u not enonga Tor 4 snnd;
All ne = besa.- Iwou1d prefer 10 spend the re.
mtinder Of ny days u transpo ottato1: os would
rsinef sufIer death. than submit 70 II"
ousnt tramp why, being healthy and etronR u1au,
r. did not NV 10 get work. To this question le
bsd logical anlNet rs1dE WORT" be e.
ten thiliin1s week IN rne simmer time be Is ex.
pecssd q isep n,m.en al re yesr shrough, whsn
we well krow thai sona lnd1vldu1ls spend more
peupsrieu sss paye{ Expressed IL smaller aaa-
pa1k
, 1870-01-23
The Jolly old PednKoKues

'Twaa q Jolly old pedaRoHue. long ago,
Tau ard slender. and sa!oE and dry:
uiB long, thin hair was a. white - snow,
But wonderful TWINKLE sbone IN htA eye;
and be s8pK every night as he went to bed,
The living should lFe though the de2d'
Said the Jolly old pedAGoguc, loug ago.
he taught bis scholars the rule OF three,
Writing SID readlng aud htatoey, too;
Far kind old heart in hla hteast had he,
Ard The Wants Of the lttlest child be knew.
gsfn @dsS T. suo9 GoIn essa
Said this Jolly ola pedsgogue, long ago.
With the stuptdeat boy he WAS kisd and cool,
Bpenktng only In Henklest tones:
The rod was hardly known IN hia school
Whipping, TO him WBs paroArons ruIe,
ANA too hard voEk for hts poor old bones;
ave must make llte pleasant nerc below,
The living need charity moro thsn tho dead,'
Said this touy old Pedaxogue, long ako.
ne 1yea In IN @ tae nouss @ b tes n.xtaorue lane,
But spirit Of eomtors there held retgn
Anu mAte him forget he Wss old and poor
"Ineed 30 little, y he often nsld,
sand my frenda a0d relaueea here below
Won ! It'R1te over ne when I'm dead,"
Said the jolly old pedazogue, long ago.
Melted al over 10 Sunshine amiles;
BE attrred his glass with an Old school grace:
ChuCkled and slpped, and ptattled aptce,
"1'm pretty Oh man." ne gently aaid; '''
~ hare fingered a long time here befoW:
But ny henri Ia fresh II my youth Is dtad.''
Said the Jolly olc pedagogue, long ago.
He smoked his pipe IN the baluy a.r
, 1870-01-23

It nay snteItar those OF our readats who meas
urc excellence Of 111tIe and Yuznilula ~ tne!!
co5f, atd who consider fhst most becoming aud
beAuttinl which ID most eIpcnsist, . heas hS4
1ey cusnsTo tntngs In Ttrxey knd keypL zoe
dis1y OF the Hou. Nh. William Graz. Hho uts.
Wles, has been puollsntd A LADY OF oou1ae aad
, 1870-01-23

An obese Frerch lady. complaining O., her fright
lnl tendeasy 10 amloinpoiae, says; ~ an 80 "a
that pray for d.appo.ntmsnt 70 m,ze ~, sons ms
tnxn rhe mere expeettuon Ct growing tnlanef
9iTez mo auoa JOY tsat | become taSseS haS
VET,
, 1870-01-23

8. Those VINO aEe the present felae I0T Inc
past; s -, II t<s you JeAtesda'."foF II saw So0
&. Those who use the lntranutise verb for the
,1ans!ti1e; e. II he ia nlrd TO- "iof "lf ne mas
!. THOSE who use Incorrectly the much. abused
s 4. ana H. eS9F e aqy yaoan iss
shal ri there, "tor !: shsii sit tnefe
oefs ess ~ ~ m oo2
verb: q, "sde walks graceful" ior "she walks
t9Sss - ief rsss s' kas
the conjunction; as. ~ do not know hps sAat
conjunction .sthan y; a.. .he Knows more tnan
NJ, =" for "He knows more than l."
,oa done aGse n< c'f aSess you aon
s sSe ~ bsassent % 1ssafa
u IL. Those Who Use ms superladve degree FOR
ths @ @oomGs1ati,s; a%. - 1.-THE etit'sof tho
III Tbs third class consIsts Of those who
are guilty o. tho wrong pEonuneiAuen o.
lot pin d6os fcf suz tSu sof ssw or ier law
otnn Icr e1n ;oG ias ": levss ter uet. ueesy tet
lbEsty; sece11a,y foF secretary: Febuafy for Fsn:
fseoss fsF @
e shs ohss 5sE nasnt9s IS f9s I 5s3s
root: nake fof neef: clothes lor clotnea: goys:.
ment 70. soyesnmens: wen for when; wsca fos
ss saia 81 ssss' seF breakfast gym 70. s's
.Tnese a1e 1ne persous Who never a,ticnlate .hslr
Ct nnai % con,onants coz @ TIE = psonuncissio1 Of ne
long comes under th.1 tead. Eyeu among or
tnotphsa there Is q crest aeckspancy II practice.
stsdassoD Il soana szem long nd claso 10 tae
sound of r. 10 qse Tne souna q tas i9ng .;
Ss 8 q e IL Wien
somes iuTeatatsl! after toe neeens = % Gacn more
di1cnt D1srens ls1Sogfapher. aea, ~ n nro. ~
uuncast'on Of ne word uature: ns.cnuE. na-cant,
r. -tpr: nhtyur. na,sal. % ~ enos: 80 Win
tnn GroLea &oloss aaeu!ais naaaemE e1s .,,.r
az seesnsed s!leeie ss 5as saibbosts q o!tnosp!s
e,h tee, ra,ia 81 ~ ~ ,n,e ie,,tet s1anrhter
'hsn H1D ihss snics look piaes Wnen tae dlesdifes
slew !ne Eputntuites' u
"TIst t1 to1e battle whsn :. mfnJ = Jdf asfa
W q ~s.sssssnns s5isselsthr H.
,,nrders s1I 1ns. raist,ons q; rGai Fne1lsi,
WEIGH nav Np be fonud IN aio,s any maSa1ine,
Iness ase sas mtsaxes =, ana c "nsa nsa
ne picked ~ oy @ hundreds, and even tnoaSaoos.
Kind 81 e 4 es 5s 81 s. ie
"a good node1 clefk Q, an intetSe9t aeh1ol9oY @ ho
ale aa,, fn'5 equal to great oea' OF "'-fe" ~ aa
People have naturally wondered a. % reg tais
w.r Seud nase 9een 20 20 atsp'no ns9s 1ng es.
7anGon a.; me t;ft1 10 70 a. :, ,.rog Enash
ans NJ. M .ntr ne .ns .snis Iai
cnnga Ifeng sne and TEasge' Wa. se'' "'
r6ai Is nos e9I ne Tne krces are weak, bdt tho
'raT , so s s:oS 1ssasg IS s1"i IL Attorney
, 1870-01-23
TACKLING OLD EPHRAIM.

b you see theirs never wks bud James ia the
Sunday School books that had such 1treak OF
luck "a this sinful James With the chained lie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
LONGING.

foolish wisdom sought in books
o aimless fret of household tasks
chains that bind the hand and mind
A fuller life my spirit asks.
For there the grand hills summer-crown'd,
slope Sreenly downward to the seas;
One hour of rest upon their breast
Were worth year of days like these
Their cool, soft green TO ease the pain
of eyes that ache DER printed words;
This weary noise-the city's voice,
Lulled in The sound of bees and birds.
For Edcn's life within me stirs,
And seorns the shackles that wear,
The man-lfe grand; pure soul, strong hand
The limb Of Steel the heart of air
And could kiss, with longing wild,
Earth's dear brown bosom, loved so much;
a grass-blade famed across my hand, t
Would thrill me like a lovers touch.
The trees would talk with me; the flowers
Their hidden meanings each make Known
The olden lore revived once more,
When mans and natures hearts were one.
And as the parcloned pair might come
Back to the garden God first framed.
And hear Him call at even fall,
And answer, Here am H. unshamed--
So /, from out these tolls wherein
The Eden-earth grows stained and dim,
Would walk, a child through Natures wild.
And hear His voice and answer Him.
The Orerfand Monthly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
NO. 2ol.
goetru.
THE CHAMBERS.
A Long Way after Kingsley.

II Long Vuy UleT hHyStg.
There went three clammers over the flats
Over the flats as the sun went down,
And they all of them had on sou-wester hate,
And oil skin suits that had faded brown,
And on their feet there were rubber boots,
The biggest boots there were in town.
For men must work, and women must weep,
Though the night is dark and the river Deep
Or there'n be no clans in the morning.
And their shadows stretch mile before,
mile before as the sun goes down,
And their wives each sit at her cottage door,
Knitting yarn of the lambs soft down,
And hearing the waves on the sandy shore,
And each wears red and yellow gown.
For men must work, and women must weep,
While he must dig, she doth vigil keep,
Or therell be no CLAIMS in the morning.
One of the clammers, his name was Jack.
His name was Jack and his wife was Jane,
By Bottle Imp was laid on his back
spirit distilled from juice of the cane.
Dead drunk on the flats he lies, aIacki
Till the foaming tide comes back again.
For men will drown, and women will weep,
And the bottle kills men as the rot does sheep,
If they swill from it night and morning
-Ne,oburyporf Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
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themselves as DIR. Sage; | am the only man now
living that has the knowledge dSght to manu-
facture the genuine Dr sSage's Catarrh Remedy,
and never travel to sell tins medicine
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.
tune2l--eod&w3m la3 Seneca ST.. Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
Nennebtt yournal.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN e. NASH.
DAILY Arnutbtt Aournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming home and miscellaneous read
ing with a full compilation OF State news.
Terms, 81 per ann"m in adrdnce IS il payment
s not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inch in length, three in.
scrtions or less 00; 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Amusement Notices. 81 per square per week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
THE STEAMER CLARION,
Portland & Kennebec Railroad.
Summer Arrangement, 1870.

Passenger train leaves Augusta daily for Port.
and will be due in Boston at LAO, and 10 p. NJ,
Returning, leave Boston at $50 A. NJ. and II NJ.
and Portland 10 A. NJ, IL. As and 5.l5 p. NJ, and.
Augusta for Vassalboro' waterville, Kendalrs
Mills, Skowhegan, Dexter, Bangor, &c, at 3.te p.
NJ. Returning, will be due in Augusta at 1880 A.
NJ.
Augusta for Haowell and Gardiner dummy
carr at 13o II 30 a. NJ, 2l5. q r. NJ Returning
NJ. 71E
Through freight trains leave Boston daily at r.
Nj, arriving in Augusta the following morning al
s45. 8f
Refrigerator car + run on the through freight
trains (both going and retufningl carrying fruit,
meat, eggs, vegetables, &c, in good order ia tho
warnest weather. &.
L. l.. LINCOLN, superintendent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
BEEVES The total number OF
bcevcs for the week $3.50, with 3,
$50 to-day. A few of the best cat
tie brought 17c, but most fair to
good steers wore at 14alGc. A
drove ofl24 Kentucky cattie, mc-
dium, 7 .cwt, sold at l4al6c; 200
poor 81 ewt, at lie; 100 others, G
cwt at $66; 240 fair to prime Iii.
nois, 7cwt. at 15al7c; SO Kentucky
grades, Scwt, at 1GalIc; 60 Indiana
6cwt, at 'llnl4c. W
eSHEEP-Tbe total receipts for
the week were 26,40O. and to-day
13,40O. Ohio sheep of 73 pounds
brought SIC; l car Canadas, 9S
pounds, 6fc, and afew State sheep
100 pounds, &c. Sales of 5000
Ohio sheep were made during The
week, which averaged 81 67 zach,
! EHOGS-Aro 4c higher Ro.
elpts for the week. 1880, and Is
cass 10 .aay. They are heldat Oh
lOc; 2, cars Ohio, 296 pounds
brought l1Oc;o OF car Michigan, 1sC
pounds, 9Sc;, Il car Ohio, 240 4bl
brought, ,l0AO. Dressed are wOrtl
12Ial4sc; I car western. dressed
brought 1fac. - nv
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In tho House, on tho 18th, q
message was received from tho
Senate transmitting tho resolution
ratiiying the proposed fifteenth
amendment to the Constitution OF
the United Statos. Ahcr a good
deal Of discussion, tho resolution
was referred 70 the Committee Of
tho Whole. al.v 10 II"
In tho Senate, Mr., Bell introduc.
cd a bill to repeal tho act supple.
mOntary to the oct to preserve the
purity Of elections, passed Ahifch
20, 1917 passed May G, 1869 CSC O
u l9). The act repealed hy this
bill is tho ono prescribing penal.
ties for persons voting, or being
advised or permitted to vote, when
such persons are not "whnc male
citizcnsof the United States" q q
A joint resolution was adopted
instructing tho State House So,
pcrintcndent to bavo certain re-
pairs made upon tho roof and
floors Of the State House, alta cos,
not exceeding $1,000. gos III
A resolution WAS adopted provi
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
A Colored U. s. senator.

The Legislature of Mississippi
has elected Mr.. II. p. REyEL TO the
U. 3. Senate for the fractional
term ending with the present
Congress, on the 4th Of March,
1871. Mr.. Revol is said 10 be
about forty years of age, of a fine
roasted-coffcc color, good education
and more than average ability
According to tho papers ho wa,
born in North Carolina, Indiana
and Ohio, and Is n Methodist
preacher by profession. lie will
probably take his soat in a iow
days. e aa"a-