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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

The eating house at the corner of Water
D Oak streets, which recently passed INTO
hands of Messrs. Potter & Bennett, is now
hducted in a manner which will give salts
|tion to all who may choose to patronize it.
|e proprietors are both young men and enter
b their new enterprise with vigor and en-
ksiasm. Their accommodations are ample,
d the saloon being centrally located affords
peat, convenient and pleasant place in which
take lunch or square meal" The
bprietors well deserve success if they con-
|ue to conduct their business in the manner
which they have started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

Rev. DR.. Kicker of this city, in the lions
|vocate, instances clergyman in this
J tie whose entire income is less than $500,
p who has contributed within the past year
Fty-four dollars for religious purposes. The
(rgyman alluded to has family to support.
!. Kicker adds "Such instances, so far as
scale of giving is concerned-are extraor-
barry only because they are so rare. Were
~ the rule as they should be, and not the
teption as they are, the gain to our Zion in
|ty as well as in pennies, would be past all
powers of computation"
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another circus is coming this way-Stone
ID Murray's. aigfT Ia s a5hrGHlol .7r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

rhe HALLOWEEN House will be opened in good
! lie by Jos. B. Hill, Esq, about the first Of
|ly,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10
Democratic Nominations.

I1 RALEIGH, N. ", JUNE 0.
The Democrats have nominated VIM. NJ.
Ship OF Meclllenburg, for Attorney General
WHEELING, w. ", June 0. 4
The Democrats nominated John j. Jacobs
of Hampshire county, for Governor.
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The caucus this evening should be remem-
red. -4.. ''Ht... ...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

|Dr. c. p. Burns finds about one stammerer
every one thousand persons.
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Local AMI State Nems.

The earth has hada good drink and the vege-
pie kingdom is getting high. 4,6o.,s,, j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

Every branch of business has its peculiar
(hoyances, its perplexitics and harassing
lures. The printers art is not an excep-
IN. In the single item of ink, which must give
! or and shade to all his labor, he meets with
fious obstacles and becomes often the "vic-
b of misplaced confidence" For the past
hr we have been free from all trouble in re-
|rd to ink, for we have purchased of gentle
kn who are honorable in all their dealings
il who manufacture book, news, card and
, inks which we have found unsurpassed by
N inks in the market. We refer to the
kssrs. Morrill, & Winslow, of the Eagle
inting Ink Works, Office % Water street,
ston. Their extensive works are situated
lDedham, but all the business is transacted
1.-The Office in Boston. The cheapest book
manufactured by this company has all the
ktre and brilliancy of the best book ink; it
Tree from notes, does not have the disagree
e smell of most cheap inks, and works free
on both hand and power presses. The BUSH
ss of this firm is rapidly increasing. Who
er patronizes it we will guarantee will be
listed, if the proprietors do not suffer their
Ks to deteriorate from the present standard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

LONDON, June Q.
The Morning Telegraph reports that Mr..
Douglass, owner Of the American yacht Sap
pho, declines to compete for the Prince of
Wales cup, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Ashburys
Cambria has been entered.
There was race yesterday between the
yachts Of the Royal Thames Club. The course
was from Gravesend along the channel to the
coast OF Holland and return. The wind was
n. n. +. The first three arrived back in the
following order; A. O. Wilkinson's Gloriana,
j. Mulhalland's Egeria, and Commodore Ash
bury's Cambria. The time of the winner
five hours and forty mine minutes. The Prince
of Wales, Prince Teck and the Grand Duke
of Mecklenburg Sirelitz were on board the
yacht
The alarm among the farmers at the con-
tinued dry weather, almost amounts TO a
panic.
The cable between England and Ireland,
recently broken, has not yet been repaired,
and the messages TO and from America are
somewhat delayed. Nearly all the business
is transacted by way OF the French line, and
| Ireland is geographically isolated from the
rest of Europe. ....
II is reported that Disraeli is about to retire
from politics. He will be raised to peer
age.
The American dollars brought by the steam
ship Scandinavian, have been sold at So 3-4
per ounce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

We, the undersigned. having az, I'D VIII
LIAMs' PETROLEUM METAL PAINT t. our roofs
last season, and noted carefully effects
since that time, take pleasure i'll r. mmend-
ing it to our friends, and the public morally,
as being in our opinion worth much .lore than
the cost of it as a preventive again ydecay to
which wood roof is subject, reg ing as it
does re-shingling every few year whereas
by the application of this Paint, 8 .ich fills
the pores of the wood, hardens virtually
becomes part of the same, rcnd ng il alb
solutely impcrvious to water, We $40 no rea-
son why the shingles shall not last lifetime.
We also consider it proof against ire from
floating sparks or cindcrs. 1t do not in
jure the water for cistern use; it iu3 owes the
appearance Of the building and will lfoyc. we
feel confident a pleasing and payfas invest
ment TO all who may apply it to tn, roofs.
Z. +. Packard. Manufacturer of 3oots and
Shoes, Auburn. ~ eg
J. II. RoAK, President First NatioaL Bank,
Auburn.
A. c. Drssrsos 4 Co.. Paper Manufacturer.
Mechanic Falls.
Col. j. FHyE, Agent Lewiston Woollen Mil.
DR.. H. X, L. WIGorNs, Auburn.
HORACE LITTLE, Hardware Dealer, Lewiston.
john ScRurox, Clothing Dealer, Lewiston.
Price, sl.50 per one. hundred square feet.
The Agent, Mr.. a. L. Cover, may be found
at the Mansion House.
The last lot of yerbenas and o. flower
ing plants for this season, has iu- been re-
ceived at Partridge's Drug Store.s Now is
the time to set them out after the TS~
Genuine French Boot Backing IS for sale
at Partridge's Drug Store. -i
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicines in great
variety at kinsman's.
Catarrh medicines in sample pact.' ees given
away at Kinsman's.
REPUBLICAN CATCVS.
The Republicans Of Augusta are r2 uested to
meet at
GRANITE II ALI,
On Friday Evening, June 10th, at o'clock,
for the purpose of choosing delegates Sthe state
and Congres sional Conventions.
Per order of
REPUBLICAN CITY COM iTTEE.
Augusta, June 18th, 1870.
DON'T DYE, but use bottle or two OF tAut nCOm-
parable article known rs NATURES HAIR RE
sTORArIvE. Ii makes the head feel 80 Uod. sold
everywhere, Sec advert Scmcnt
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BY TELEGRAPH
.u. -, TO THE 5,.......f
Daily Kennebec Journal.

BY the Western Union Line-ohices in Hendce's
building opposite the Post Office, and atthe state
Housed ,+t""' ~
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MADRID, june 3.
Gen. Prm has made personal explanation
quoted from the despatch of Philadelphia
correspondent to the London Times, relating
to his connection with the proposed Cuban
loan, and pronounced the despatch false. He
said there had been no negotiations between
him and the American govt or English capt.
taists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

There are three great national festivals APP
nted by the Methodist Camp meeting Asso-
(tion for 1870. They design to bring to-
fher representations from all parts Of the
fion. The meeting at Hamilton, Mass, will
bbably be attended by many from this city
ID vicinity. 1t will commence June 2lst.,
u continue ten days. Hamilton is 20 miles
pm Boston on the Eastern Railroad. With
pecial reference to this meeting the Railroad
Rmpany have built branch road so that pas
bgcrs will now be carried to the ground.
be encampment has seats with backs for
|O0 persons, within hearing from the preach-
$ stand. Rev. Messrs. C. Munger, C. A.
ng and J. ALLEN, the COMMITTEE in this
hte, give notice that persons from Maine
10 go by rail should get a ticket for "Hamil-
b Campmeeting" stopping at Hamilton, and
ence by cars to the ground. Persons who 80
steamer to Boston, will take cars at the
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Pho Bono PpBLIco If you wan the true
Augusta time by the city clock, yon ust take
it on the striking, as there is neariy 40 min
utes drop of the hands each way VI ai down,
there being no balance to the han. So As to
the clock running one year with qnt one min
utes variation, with pendulum 1--we feet
long and no adjustment but a woodt. rod, the
thermometer ranging from twenty d rees be-
low zero to ninety above, beats lime of
- ~ Your HUMBLE SEAvANT.
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Eastern Railroad depot for Hamil-Jn Camp
meeting, and have free return tickets. Fare
from Boston to camp grounds a,1 back is
$1.15. Persons can carry tents or ire them
there, with or without furniture, u. different
sizes from Xxi to 22xl6 feet, from prices vary
inn from IS to 910E Besides sey al large
society tents can be rented on SPECIAL terms.
Those who wish to hire tents, or lot Tor tents,
should do so Immediately, or conclg1e to ac-
cept the situation whatever it may be. All
persons who have any business i'll this drec
ton, should send at once to james r. Magec,
8 Cornhill, Boston. The National Camp
meeting Association has nothing - do with
the financial matters of the mectin-. These
are controlled by the local Association, having
permanent charge of the ground. They adj
vertse to furnish tables to seat % persons
at once. Board by the season, or r the day
or by the meal. Also restaurant, store for
groceries, a book store, baggage room, post
office and ticket office. Board f. the ten
days.$9.s Three days or more < per day.
Less than three days $l.25 per day. Clergy
men two-thirds prices. Children uu rtwelye,
half prices. The fares on all til. Railroads
and steamboats, in Maine will proha y be re-
duced. No cars on public conve< ace will
run on the Sabbath. The gates will lac closed
Saturday night, and Not opened visitors
until Monday. .t+t
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Marrieo.

In Calais la inst, at the residence o. ere brides
father, by Rev. L. Il, Eddy, assisted bv sew Edgar
Foster Mr.. George g. Whitney of WorCe rer Mas E,
to Miss Amy f. Whiddcn, daughter oi Lon. {. X,
Whidden Of Calais.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine in great
variety at kinsman's.
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J.JifG.

In Richmond sth inst, of congo We scarlet
fever, Annie C. Spauldng, only dauS of Abner
c. Spauldng.
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Catarrh medicines in sample paciA ees given
away at kinsman's.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 9.
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Genuine French Boot Blacking IS for sale
at Partrdge's Drug Store.
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The last lot of yerbenas and o. flower
ing plants for this season, has tu- been re-
ceived at Partridge's Drug Store.s Now is
the time to set them out after the y,S-.
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FORTY FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. June 8

.H.4 &C. WASHINGTON, June 8. b
StSATE The session to-day was occu-
pied IN the discussion of the Frankng bill,
andaftcr an executive session of two hours
the Senate adjourned.
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REPUBLICAN CATCVS.

DON'T DYE but use a bottle or two OF That incom-
parable article known NATURES HAIR RE
sroRATIvE. 1t makes the head feel 80 ood. sold
everywhere. Sec advertisement.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

cts. to q. eta per apshel; sugar u q csG
PER pound; eggs Is ctA pr dox vcgets'
b'cs very low, and oil supplies ss an advance
Of not to exceed . per cent. on retail State
prices. At these rates subsistence will not
exceed so cts. to % cts. per day to each per-.
son. Tic cost. therefore, from Corinne 70
Montana by this method will not czcccd
S;5 Ly hiring passage in teams. Those w''"
can buy their travelling outfit can cover the
entire expense BY sale Of material on arrival,
and those who have means 10 invcst in gDod
horses, sheep, or cattle, may make a hsnd-
some profit and save subsequent trip. -
many of our stock growers 20 to Utah 10
purchase. To rccapitulasc: The necessary
expense by first class on rail, and by coach
from Omaha to Deer Lodge, without through
tickets. Is $ccl. 40; with through tickets,
1906. 40. By second class on rail and by
team TO Deer Lodge, 500, with 100 pounds
Of baggage. These GAIA we have derived
from reliable sources, and with the article
on Deer Lodge county published some two
or three weeks since, cover pretty fully
The Information solicited by SO many per.
sons in the cast who contemplate removal 10
the mines and vallies of Deer Lodge.
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PUBLIC LANDS.

Some time since Mr. Lyman, Register Of
the Land Office ut Helena, issued = sort o:
circular under the heading of Important
to Settlers" which was published in most
OF TIC papers OF the Territory, wherein he
stated that Presumption claimants would IL
required to prove up and pay fer their lands
within one year from the date of filing oi
their Declaratory Statements, which view
Of the case was d;sscntcd from by very
many cOnvcrsant with the laws and regula-
lions in regard to public lands; and painful
doubt and uncertainty on this point have
prevailed among presumption claimants in
this region for several weeks past Mr..
O'isannon, Clerk of District Court, has fur.
nishcd Us with copy of Circular recently
issued from the General Land Office, and
received by last nights mail. It fully GOV.
crs all the points in controversy. and VIC
publish it entire for the valuable informa.
ton it contains.
mo. 740.
NOTICE TO PEE. IGNITION SETTLERS
Department of the Interior.
General Land OGlce, March c2d. 1870
Pursuant to instructions from the Sccrc
rtary of the Interior, it is hereby ordered,
That settlers upon Nnsurreyed lands lin.
Guiding those within railroad limits settled
upon prior 10 w,thdrswal shall file thei,
dec!aratOry statements with the Register of
the proper Land Office (ov with the Survey
or General where the plat has not been filed
wish tho District office within six months
after survey in the field. and shsl! make
proof and payment within twelve months
from such fling as required by Actof June
I'd. 1869. Where parties have already filed
for lands settled prior to survey, proof and
payment must Cc made within twelve
months from the first day of June. 1870, at
which date this notice will take effect.
Settlers, prior 10 withdrawal on lands
surveyed at date of settlement within rail.
ROAD limits, must file their dcclnratory state.
mcnts within three months from said first
day Of June next, and thereafter make
proof and payment ~ required by law.
Full information will I've furnished upon
application At tho respective United States
Land Offices" JOS. 8. WILSON.
COMMISSIONER.
Presumption claimants IN this Valley.
whose settlements were made prior Ia tho
Government survcys-as will be seen by
the nLovc-are allowed until June 1st 1871
tc perfect entry Of their lands. Those hav.
ing ALREADY filed, or who may hereafter file
upon lands. subsequent 10 the survey Of the
land. will we presume, not be required to
perfect title until the proclamation of the
President ordering sale Of lands not entered,
unless tho same be sooner withdraw from
market for. railroad lands or like objects
In view of the probable carly withdrawal
Of lands in this and other Valleys for the
N. p. II. II. tho pcrfecting of titles should
no: be deferred unnecessarily. ' n..
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~, -" Fall. >rfs e. .u- 10 .sS
enls5. te'sinassN .,tasn.N lre :S
Tots, Il or.,u.. ." sas7s
! fnd by the mill hook of tho Fort Owen
mill, there have been grOund Of last years
crop 1855 bushels Of wheat The cost Of
threshing with machine was: wheat Is cts.
per bushel. oats 10 cent. per bushel. Seed
wheat 10 scarce and -four will also bc scarve
the present summer. as,., f......,.s .,..,. s..
llr. Al Bradbury, agentof G. G. lIuntley
Z Co., il in the valley, with much green.
backs, looking up horses, and the hearts Of
the stock men palpisate with great Joy. The
Rev. Father Ravelli, who has been prostsa-
ted for some weeks Is cenvalescent, which
fact his many friends will be pleased to hear.
The L. Fon,ainc Touring mill, under the
direction Of NJ. George n. Winds il pro-
greseing finely. I understand the machi.
merry 10 ordered from Chicago through the
cntesprising House of Bonner 4 WEIGH.
i will be 6rss ciass merchant 0ouring
mill. Quite On sxp0rtati0n Of beet caiils
from hcrc 10 Cedar. ! will, In my nexk
send . key 70 the compositor who broke
down on nv ptopee namea AZ undeP.
ssand L, Q eomposieue WHO hae properly
learned HE trade, con make out MSS. better
whsn they ase Msile unistelliGthla the-
mess % baiy, and The aqual1c FOWL b ~.
pension q q amazing altitude
res to bass ~ eTnw
e>sy,uvna A -. M y4 .z7".'''fe.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

Neu NortA. Vss1 thst although re never boast.d Of
the accuracy correctness II our Engii.h, that
have alwsvs managed 10 write end epeak - to he
ecmpeehendsd BY those Of insellesacs-Lsdepessesk
II rcquircs some intelligence, but better
faculty Of guessing. In instance: For =
little effect the word ''eriHqas" Is INTRODUCED
above. preceded and followed by remarks
addressed to the editor Of this paper
''critic" might have been moro accurate"
and correct" but then you do not boast
OF these virtues, and there 10 lots ut style in
eviaqSs rs good. Can you spell It !-"oft
the book ?"
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Easter Sunday-April l7th. 9-sas
Big breeches arc coming In again-GoId-
ricks Lerok ,zfa. - nas @E s> =
Brooches Of promise, aren't they, O. y!
Tho location OF the river Of death IL
now settled II i the Nississippi Chicago
II@es. a'-t Asg7 -.s4 +. -tr a.<vs. z.
The rufaed pantalets ars rs.appearing
susong the misses OF Pasis-probsbly be.
casss The 80 ase prepadag 70 march over
their wrongs ~ .shod.-H T. Cb@. Bst
IStia. A. 5ll .@ v@s.@ sA =
-Nasby has taken % writing for his pa
per . .'Jehial Slab" He ''bored" people
10 death with petroleum, he now wants to
pat slab over their gravea.-D@rss Free
Pres. ta 1ttiIa tx 7a@4s
Don Piast, in writing IN article entitled
Hogs" says II beg my readers not b
alarmed. ! an moi going to write . politi.
cal article, although tho heading may indi.
cate . much" 7. a l.a ~
You remember how Ike threw Tho Old
lady's saiser ID DE ,slley, and played tn
.aljey.eai>os business q her. His hss peant
was sepedtlao, and tsavs1iaG The aac3eal
up three aighis 81 slairs to - the ohos ~:
..By ~ usdlle u nezs Jsss 1oseesu
1sssaas win = IhSly - esstai1 M =
many iahahiAaae . shMs ass now II u
Tessiassy: ~, sAsnA reA dlgCngs b
fouad-and . 60 heso 1oahes SacA -
sult-j1s isso6s11 AsainaAe ths iscs0ass d
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

Our Washington correspondent in alln.
ding IL the Baker fight says, docs il not
involve Montana in an Indian war in
(which innocent white women and chill
''dren will suffer the terrible penalty for tho
slaughter of the Picgans ?"
No Sir It oonqucrs peace. They were
tho asgressors. Men, women and children
Of those whom it Is Bakers first duty to
protect, were the victims. He hurled
strong handed retrioution into their hostile
camp, and the Piegans. henceforth, will
fear the whites This alone induces peace
Every Iud:aa war Of the west, from Bear
River to Wachita, has demonstrated that
severe punishment opi; will suppress their
atrocities. The nature OF III Indian Is theft
and cruelty. That We live here ID the
crime that subjects u to constant cxhiha.
tor of those traits. He cannot compre.
bend threatened danger but realizes the
force of blow. He either regards sol.
dies q towards Of dcstroycs. Il 10 better
for Us tho latter. All Montana Gays Baker
did right. Arc We not blood OF your blood.
native to your homes, and endowed with
equal virtues and intelligence: We know
whereof We speak on this subject: you do
not. Are you not content 70 take our word;
to say .hat-it being declared ly y Bakers
course was justified BY every Circumstance
and psecsdent - essential that safety should
guard the Arssides Of the usothess, wives,
and ohilasei At ,hoss Who ass bailding ~
temples OF your civiiissaioa haze whssa
ssvagss held swsy-you will bsaieve =
against shs svowal OF spectators and thei'
dupesf We avow and ask Il ccnsars
Baker, ar remove Sheridan for this. and on
tAe heads Of those rho do Il DO the blood
laod curses OF our reopls Who shall b
slAughtassd and outraged in consequences
T6S catips Indian policy hingss on THU
iuha You havs mover permitted, but q
wschi,a, the erssa Fundamental pEiacipl'
u tie true policy q peacc. y hass czem
pjjaes,ioa. Husl fruo yosr lobbses. .
Chsass dlAo,hs thieves from The Temple
the emmissaySss Of Tie Iadisa Ring tel
your philsutAropisss 49, mi:liea ct theil
coantrymea VITO ua6e0ean4 SlsSe ehtul
have = Tleags lne the HeCens - aoheG
uaa, 6hesidaa, Haacock nd p, To6siend
set lhs senl IT appCUSal Ct ceoouJo ep0G
Baker keep ShefjAon wh1gD ~ 4. 90 o.
Wu0d Tor e these wtll noe y hoenfoe =
0AnGaaa, = thoro ~ beGa h. ~ paGe
ceneg 3os . vipooe eDmpAlGA l. 80 ~
Ts1asnsy t6rodSb ~ (nliae O.. e H. f.
or ts6pls n3sdo1o - aanhse6 u
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We further clay the nattesinS junction. to our aoul"
that We have tie0s to press, formed cody and de-
ibesstry and not thOse pr0snped by passion cha
Independent, ID. %.
''Coo'ly and deliberately" scissored from
some other paper, you mean, don't you!