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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
PEREMPTORY SALE OF POUR HUNDRED AND
FORTY SHARES OF THE MISSISSIPPI VAL.
LEY NAVIGATION COMPANY OF THE SOUTH
WRIST

ID Office No. 50 Royal street-Wiu be sold
SATURDAY. November 26, 1870, at twelve o'clock
H., at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'm
mediately after the sales of real estate
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY (440) SHARES Of
the Mississippi Valley and Navigation Company Of
the South ard West.
Terns-Cash in United States treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL OKEEFE.
SALE IN PARTITION,

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 80 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MACKENROTIT. DE.
ceased.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26

Court-No. 1892,

EecOnd Dlstrlat tOurt-N0. 35,bZ,
FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE No. 1875 JACKSON
Street.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
.lnRE AI,M. EOR FRANCE.

The new steamship Erie, lying at Pier No. 3,
r. 10. sN dag. past, mas received large invoice 81
suau arms aud other munitions Of war, intended for
France She has on board loJoJ Springfield muzze'
loading ucts pant OF those obtained from the United
STATES Government at the recent public sale She Is 60
receive 1860 murr and will probably clear from t.l,
lud either to-day Monday. ller crew, numbering
sbout lo0Wo1, 1r' an ON board, and though Hy nave
vet s-Dtd articles, aud uut sure as To Their dc>
ttJtun they expect 10 reach some port OF france ey
Wa of CuNcs. England Iuc Erie Us evidently al ready
1or sea- her 1res banked" and supplies board. The
vessel owned n Boston, hut Chartered IN Ncwlork,
through Vernon II. Brown, agent at the price, Tor Two
months service, Ot >i-0,0Ol IA gold, the commission
allowed the agent being tiNc per cent, OF 5000
The Eric built at NewbuTypbrt, l. of 2,@O trlu'
GiNer and II -ide-whceicr capable Of steaInlng IA
Knots an hour Sic j. ohriggrd aud III ease OF leceS
Aty, can make about knots under canvas Consul zen
craI kus stated last evening, that ne had NOT near
would not nave Informed MS Government. lie hat
officially reported the sailing % other vessels with arm
for France. and had received in reply Instructions mo-
fo concern himself in the matter bccaus" there was nt
Iaw among nations tO prevent such shipments.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
MEXICO.

.,,,Do,rn urITu OF PRESIDENT JUAREz-
CANDIDATES AND PROSPECTS OF lhb pst
RENTAL ELECrON-TIIE TEHUANTE' so coN-
CI:sSIoN RENDERED NUGAToRi- -r,iE FREE
ZONE.
rRoN oCR OWN COR sro,rnrxr,
MEXICO, Nov --I'he health of Presi-
cent Juare1 s' IN improved that his supporters for
roeeca"n ae Presidential chair recovering conf
SniN r. Consequence Of his illness. the chances for his
rcF1ocyou were greatly decreased, hut he Is again
1pc Candidate having the greatest probabilities for sue
Sebastian Ierdo de
Tciado the Prime Minister certainly uuites car, n,.
courage and cCustaucy iu remartahle deglee OF
donothrg policy does rot satisfy the unarfionst.
tEc country. He h considered lay many as Sprcad
has many hit enemies, and here ~ W' rryolu;ion
noftlat II ho should be elected Pre- ient extends
would cusGe part OF this da,3'E.us ION between
from rO to Jualcl owing 60 the S, cf fIc present
the two as Minister and isIrn,M, H. fyof II they should
pppopeuts of Juarty Vc-ld hc IN MS l'''' 90
Gee him separated from Lerdo. , -h,r,av devote his
IT, rlct practical man Is Wil'Wg W b Iocv of material
,hoi, s,rl g., load this Republic h h' I ,,rf,i ,ros
,,rcy'ns which has given such wH1o'tih' ~ d
,,l,tr tn thc tuifeI states. Win les'Y ~, W ai,b"m,S
iresiicutal can iiatc Gen. l'"A !, a., w. - ana h
lrsi tee amt Nie'r s.. 49,. ,,at iufclB cence and
r@oirr.s IN military opcra' rs NJ many % aS'cr' Va" Ne"
wants sufficient -"ldltt audnte"9th"i and
,oy ,,,ss h O. elected II The g0'crumehia, u'o"0
,hro continue itcn oei S1tEI i',. I,I CON.
1cste. ,t... h iu t6c fsrs of In, country.
...''.. fr.'..t.u. THO rrcI.cs of tue grant oll
,sf.i Ir Introducing clause gt tine las, mou et W3'l
5r sr r.rl.r, tlc,toIy tE' Coucc sion II ace
ID ,e4f 4.r comm works on the cana.
.tlsr ,o. 'nluy IH.y ,Cev uI1pu,. g" '%'r! on. us
-,f.t.. ,iI. win chem hr conceded % O' D'-l nlu
rs,t t WORKS 1..,rl bp to thJ nWc may tr Nis p
n, .r-..I ar company, according 20 N"!la 'N
N...h vr.a u- made hy cne!nseiS n';ngu ,2 co ,,,
N.,rr t,.Nprrtu. No.. Tar 9LcGtS oi th' present ,.'"
nm, ltr ". I.t. .iIHu, J8aT'1, who d.. ic'F' p,
u,,ii obs D., H ou, aciiu-t the obnoxious c"u~c' nu
4; suuI. t,oa tu.t iIuDuc"s are ~ W"ih ." ''"S any
1rll Ic,ulu,iuu dr.lr tlu >.,oh o ,""Si, , . "a,
Yrc c-IaIg- -lwr.t uf IA Free Zone OPPOSITE 70 tH'
T,N.n .rolu,r ha. been co.huued and extended ~
maj ffy boa Congress. Notwithstanding the s'cuoi0 81
h. Flr4rr. " mister. Don NJtias Romero i' "p
, H. f. an n c GROUND e.! its adverse influence OI
The national Is,uiap aud lOu'y.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
EXAMINATION OF NAVAL c>DErs FOX EE-IaNs.

EXAyuNtTIpS OF NAVAL CADETS FOE EE-IjN~.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 23.-As required ny the
r, ,auluicus Of trc Navy Department.. an examination
the 2 gaduatcd class of 1902 10 The scientific nec
teal and practical knowledge OF iS members, pTe"r"
tory 10 their promotion To the RANK Of cnsisnS mas u'
held he,o before the regular Examining Board OF the
Academy. During tho war, 50 great was the oemdhu 20"
naval officers that this requirement ess.utd d. tS NS'-
piHc, and soon, hy dNuse became merely n"m.t N"W'
however when tEc has ended, ana the suIil"> % "l
Gcrs 4, 90 lrgat She former s'TCtlr~~, M every rtucu,
iVcd, and TIE examination just I-Nt''
has been one the severe and concise over Know d.
A. natural consequence the cadets were taken ctclA
Ny surprise and arc cut ttcd TO little praise Toy having
cleared themselves well under the existing ClicH-
stances Many al the mrm'srS are away dong GUY ~
foreign etat.ri- The, wil'c ordered home aud then
report here. 80 far iWcI'y-OuC have been examined
and have passed satisfactorily. Ih,r names arr E""h IN
H. Wiley Of Illinois. sumner {. Paine a. Maine, brp"lhi
H. Buckingham oi ONO, Loui, J.. Nler ot iennSs Eaha'
William W kimlail. Of am officer; Charles X. Brown
o. New Iarp hire Joseph B HOhsOu q. Iowa, John -
Iiic-. o Massachusetts,, Edward A. Field ~ Connecticut
FLETCHER : Ea~sr of Illinois, Henry O. Handy OF Mas
sa.has, ts. Newton J.. Mason o. Prun>ylNaui Urla X
Harris Of Indians. Natlaui" j. h. Patch oi M3>sachu.
.'t-. james franklin OF Mary land, Johh A MOTIFS oi
Pe-, Nduia Charles A. Bradbury OF Vermont, l. iWaid
j. HaiI,. sou of officer; Nelson T. Houston a. New
Nutf Horace 4. Blanchard OF Ma>sdchuN' TO-, Nilllu
A. EAtuet Ui RrIu>l BE- .Iila.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
BITTERS.



THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE n THE
sBEETASCHOR or THE fTEBLB AND DKBlLlTATBD AS A
TONIC And CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LASGUlD 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG STOAACHGCs. As A REMEDY FOR TBB
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT IS sUPERsEDISG EVERY OTHER sTIhuiAFf
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE, on FRiGID, RI
ACTS As SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
uSIERnIEEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DO"S
TIIR ANIMAL SPIRITS
rINO GAS CONSUMERS AND THE TRADE
Light Bproyel No a for egpsfs Of arss 9e con
,umsne sscity The PATENT MAGIC GASfLhhB bAfANDth
applied gsshnncr pro le on ucreas4 o more han ~ le oI
tt reduction Of 10 cent IN tie consumption o. gAA ieA
below:
j. C.. oct l.. 1870. }
Ido hereby certify that have tested BY the meter th crooF,
and tu demonstrates that there 30 Increase oi
consumption spphcoralhe d>erets> % ne crEf ~ on
d nb hour. also cefui that by t application e
,nstr,e ted a, Z. IL. ,rtent. TIOS. TURNER.
Epgin,er Superintendent Chse'cn Gss Light comT,ny
cents EACH 81 - per
Office Sample EIpandef sad BarrT nt
L. by mail prepaid Tor 20 eeai. illustrate
granted for control Oi teri tory flSEh
CROOK Manufacturers and ProPnsio1 3J' B'o-aw.l Ne"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

HtGLNIS. s
-. krto YORK.
hvn' v uynA'E "bttLki, Hon. SLsyolsJ l.. tut HGU,
.,,n.. =, Albion.
hw". v,L' !" "hfNtLi Hon. E/HA COHsTtL. Ithaca.
NJ, =, ,,U,Is "a u,,,,. -. hon. GEo W. MILLER, Al
uoh' 'h'' W 'hIh' new baHy.
,,,,,, a,,,,,. ~, Hon. JOns ARSOT. ElmlTa
non, ""'''' "''"' ro'cf Hon. w. g. BHYASI, H0slyn,
bOi"' L.
Subscriptions TO the capital a,ock will a. ,,o.,.a -,
the following places:
CONTINENTAL BANK, Eansaust
COURrLASDr PALMEh @s B,osdway
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
VIM. ~. RAYSOR 81 PInest
L. W. WISCIIEsTEK. 60 Broadway
OFFICE or TIN COMPANY. ~ wallis
Shares 800 each: 20 Rcr cent hrsi insLlmsnt
All ebec ks should bc dfa pay able a. tie order Of The
Treasurer COUEvihSDT PALMER, Treasurer of m,
Industrial Exhibition Co. once of the Co.. ~ WalltL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
SAvlNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIZ T. lNSOhA->N'1 NOr
securing y such combination either OF s three great essentials Of M
viz: "esL for faEy purposs provision Tor Old
age" or legacy ones family" Some q The other Advantages o.
fered BY tho Company
Flint, security til, ComIsny have s2o asse' m every so'O
liabilities
seeoBl: 1, pro TO be- ,reA Mutual Economical Com
o,nv established and purpo and solely for The entire bens
a. Of the insured scrutiny into is expenses and Investment.
will prove; consequently,
Thr afford e,rge lower rtes ihsn any other mutual con
r,nv rs the injured resp the advantages Justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only not forfeited but pAdp poh VIE
dividends issued sner the irst pa ynentt required
F Cash dividends gpe to second and 81 subsequent
annual payments
Sixth travelling by or lAte oheeft o. he army!
nav or merchant marine, o o the lives OF vonea
Seven,h and Directors Of this Company are men o n
u,l reputation known ,egy and sb The security o. 'hs Com
rsnr s uudouhej sbore shown.
Business o. other LIE insurance companies, aud some o.
the prominent OF the country have given this Company The
preference OF whom he found on our lists those insured
Liberal Anaugments made with good parties TO
W. r. OKIE Manager FOR New-iots, l'7 Bro,dNi'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
TVUE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN Buy oP YOUR DRUG
CIsTOR GROCER PACKAGE or SEA MOSS FARINR MANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDTSGS CUSTARDs, CREAMS CHARIqI1 4
ErssF kc &c 1T IS BY PAR THE CHEAPEST HEAL HEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TIE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARIEE co.
81 PARk-PLlCE n. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
MEXICAN WATCHES
~ j. gvFaN yAiIFTI o. SUPERIOR ~rYLE,
GClD AND SILVER CASES
~ n,ruf,ctre -. ..... ..,.-..
DIAMOND JENELR(, SLAL RlNGS,
srd .v,Ty sari,J o. FINE JEN tLhi.
Y. b. HNNNIK q Co. $50 BROADNAY

DIAMOND lEN Elk1, SLAl4 LINirS,
,rd ever, y4ri.J Of FINE il" iLki
r. I3. BYNNER 4 Co.. $50 BRoADwAY
WILKiE COLLINS BEST BOOK. TIE
b.sH clifton cyapete 30 ooel large oa'o 'oome er cover
A. oia,'Nes E,o.. ,r ra.t..e ~. da,t,
TB PEnfssoS ERorFeR> PnlAPELrl'h
WILKIE COLI1NS'S BEST EOOE.
Ihs DhAe ~, Ss,thf. h wise 'e.-s W .1' -. ,,'l .s
MAJOR JONIS'S COUHTSIiIP.
MAJOR gONtSb 'otkfsliP S,~. ,~'sc sud Kfio.el E'r
@. n,l I i @ , il & o. ~ saei ,at se' - Lfitr'
odsin d'-s 5 D'rey, aai bonsn ln n,tsi h
+ B. rceoa g,o,l s. .,: JOS, a, sev All 3e,aafr ri
TIA Lsr poIunNst. d" lu"ooos Arse.n Boo.
49, b, D.rcy aud oi-er Pce S.sa s,s e- es Iis is.
MAJOR josKss oorRTsnlP WI, I,.,r.ge.,g By p.,..
1 hAyoE y3f> IN iPVctFi2S s66SS r iG o. .''
sJoE S@IESS cgEoNi}kESSt riTky1iLE y ]
WIDOW ErGGis nJ nJSitAps !I; 3; fTI OIL IsiI..,a'
MiataN SrEEAEs Of sqUifLa iTE AND f1G w4sr scRxr,
PcxiSoS iff pRoN tn NEwoeLEASs rICAYgSE Igp.r..l
TnBLOrIsitSA NAur lOrfoH Y,l gfile"rts'.
rR4Fs TRaksGtI {Afss iSSisSg64cSG SG' By Jos G s n,
ykIts r%GGE % AMR f 0sEG y, M ,i, gg y. % M ii. G ''l
Is pe69igfl: PEIYt x IJ1tE.lLE FtTcg16E I p,
JHE DgEE sTALk1Rs. By ftent Lone'iei ll'"r,@
IHE SIGHN,boS pCsDf 81 ~ y f", 5'''f i.i,,.
laR wxE,,l lCE WooiLiXGx o, tone,l.r, Iau.r'a .,
ADyFNTUREs or MAJOR OKEGAS. -, ". n. BfseArnnisv.
sol SMITHS THEATRICAL BPPEESIlCBSllf lhl''i-'el
kOL SNIrHS THEATRICAL JOCRABi-w0RK. IHlrmtL
QiAR1EK EBCE N kkNtICKf With lIastat0nf " Darcy.
TAB MYSI ERIEs DF 1iiE BA' KWOODA b. =. Ibofn'
fEaciyAl n4l lnlGaia Abl blENICGts ~ y Isgab'm
SbyIsit sEs o. FUDGE lCATLE or IoyE scaArks or
LIFR
AMT PATTY's SCRAP BAG By Nh C,roiae I<e lIei'l
FOLLOWING 1HE DRUN By Nrs. zen Nt.s - cents
TLK hAtRIClN JOB MILLER WibI0, Enlfs1ns. - essts
MRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
BYshY R4EE kse0rd B1iioB res Tel. 81 Da"ssts
Lii ~ Mrs Hem eoj sHtbor n Past LDEs The Channn1
A. h ypSr froA tbs A0'hofs h'nna and .iv,aoed Poot
ebsf s,d tLs bt1 bt thai us dIpg1sbed sutbos bas
vnv.s Conpes 20 large oc..t0 vObm. Pnos tl 10 payer
~Vysi. W 81 IS 10 clotb.
- Above Boo' for sale by IL Bots,sr. viii he sent
xss % r,.sigt sf pre- ~ bs PUtsi.s.
Il. Is. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
3O0 eHEsTEUrsT. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

Net incOne...

The estimated recepsIlIe below the receipts of similar
enterprises aud the expenses including purchases OF
Fine Arts" curious machinery, and curiOsities,
third greater.
The upper story Of the building will be Art Gallery
with sky light opening through the top.
The width Of the Art Gallery win be $50 feet and the
length will he $500 feet two Of paintings which
vii give 52D feet OF wall space in length which to
exhibit paintings.
The story from top will bc given free TO Artists
"a Studios OF such space OF may be needed and
a Library VIII be included such floor.
There will be Ob-crvatoricsOne at each corner Of
the building
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
DIRECTORS :

Hon JOHN A. DIX Ss~-Yok JAMES ?. M,GTE. h.thots,i
JOHN J. CRANE eIprrsdcnt. Book Concern Boston
Bank Republic WM. MlLkENS, im ". Wisenr,
WN. VI. YBRMILiE, BsnsertVer-' ( Go.
miTe 4 Col JULIUS IT, PRATT PrsdeBi O
CIAS G. LOCKWOOD Cashier Mon,clair R. r., NJ
Newark Bsnknc Go. .CHAS. J. STARR Mer.hsat
Hon GHO OPDYAE Fl MAJOR Of WILLIAM ALLEN Merchant
Se~.York .GEO. ". CClLER banker Pal
MINOT G. MORGAN. Banker myra y. Y.
THOMAS RIGNEY frn Thomas GE0 T. HOPE, Ps Continents.
RCtey Co FIRE lus Co.
BBSJ. b. SHERMAN. Treas y. JOHN III. SHRRN GOD, Pst
Y Steam Sugar Refining CO. place.
AARON ARNOLD. 6rm Arnold, WALTON H. PktkHAh, PrsN
Constable 4 Co. tcut. l35 Ff have.
RICHARD II. BOVINE, " Neimorr EDWARD H. WRIGHT ke.as.
Bo~ue. LawyerS Nj.
II. s WALBRIDGB Pr. Bsak GEO. W FARlbE. faree n
for the People, Tol-Io. o. tu,. Bluk"rs.
WM T. HOOKER We, President VA. l. COGSMELL hl,Asnt
WM. ". WRIGHT Merchant
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

EARTH CLOSET, or COMMODE, 90, 80, and
"a Ella wOODBUYFs IhPR0vED PATEkT. Ab1olsi,iJ -L
sS' so' h~Yi, s'.bs ,s,si's and ebssp Go sDd -.
A. DhkPhk 4 Co.. role Asshb ~ CsrtssJtpL MI
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

n. ~ SQCBE'S, ~ FultOn-st., New York, is
,Ae e< reliable WATCHES tBe DiA~ovHs choice Jaw
49, snd ItI,Li:g SUyEHwkFE Diamonds
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

Poor Soar is an expensive nuisance. PYLE'S
o r ~. lu- 6fove Sod t' gro where
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

yar q stylish and elegant dress Hat 20 to
YngssCHFiD, Msaafac,ureI, No. ll3 Nls,aust Price 81
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

.,,DDorrn urAITU OF PRESIDENT JUAREz-
CANDIDATES AND PROSPECTS OF THE y ,es,-
RENTAL ELECrION-TIIE TEHUANIE' 81 coN
ClsSSIoN kENph"hD THE FREE
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

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Police. J.r l. 1870 1887 insurus i646,O70 &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-27

A good story is told concerning visit made
several years ago by a party of prominent
Republicans of Delaware to President Lin
coin. Our Delaware friends, with Il proper
appreciation of their position as representa-
tive gentlemen of the party, informed the
President that they were all influential citi-
zens, and among the heary men of the upper
end of Delaware. $50 you all belong to the
upper end of the State?" reflected Mr.. Lin
coin, with roguish twinkle in his eye, and
then with look of earnest solicitude inquired,
SIS there no danger of the State fitting while
you are away?" The party had good laugh
over this joke at their expense, but ncverthe-
less resolved that it should not be suffered to
leak out at home. 1t was too good to be kept,
however, and the surest way even now to rifle
one of these ''heavy men" is to ask him, when
about departing from home, if he is not afraid
the State will tilt.
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pOJTTICAL.

Secretary Boutwell, has appointed Josiah Ii
Pieno temporary inspector in the Custom
House at Eastport, Me.
The orders of Midshipman George l.. Dyer
of Maine, to the Plymouth, have been re-
voked, and Midshipman George A. Calhoun
of Maine has been ordered to that vessel.
The United States Senate has ageeed by a
vote of "a TO %, to abolish the income tax al
together.
Speaker Blaine has procured the passage
by the House of joint resolution donating
six condemned cannon and twenty rounds shot
to be used in the erection of a Soldiers Mon
ument at Gardiner.
Hiram f. Nickerson has been appointed
Postmaster at East Norwich, vice Samuel
Bassett, resigned; John c. Slower has been
appointed at Sandy Point, Me-, vice Nathaniel
Slower deceased: Nathan Bangs been APP
pointed at West Durham, Me-, vice Charles S.
Burgess, resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-27

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"Cold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
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sense OF smell taste or hearing eyes watering or
weak, feel dull, have pain or pressure in the head
you must rest assured that you have Catarrh
Thousands annually, without maniesting halt the
above symptoms terminate in Consumption and
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deceptive or less understood by physicians. will
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Dir. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is now
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60 cents, four packages for two dollars. Beware
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CUBAN RESOLUTIONS.

The resolutions reported by Mr.. Sumner
from the Committee on Foreign Relations, as
a substitute for the House resolution in rela-
ton to the Cuban insurgents and Spain are as
follows:
Rssofred, That the people of the United
States cannot hear with Indifference the re-
ports Of the barbarous outrages which reach
them constantly from the neighboring Island
of Cuba; that they protest a repetition of such
acts, whether by the Spanish Government or
the insurgents seeking independence; that
they denounce with indignation the shooting
of captyes taken with arms in their hands, in
violation Of the first principles OF civilization,
and contrary to the precedent happily estab-
lished on the North American continent, and
that in the name of humanity they solemly in
sist that these things shall cease.
Resolrsd, That the people of the United
States are panied to hear that the pretensions
OF property in man is still upheld in the Is
land colonies of Spain lying in American
waters and that human beings endorsed by
nature with the right to life, liberty and pur-
suit of happiness are held as slaves; that in
stead Of terminating this pretension at once
the Spanish Government propose to protect
it for an indefinite period by an impossible
system of gradualism; that such spectacle
is justly offensive to all who love Republican
institutions, and especially to the United
States, who now, in the name Of justice and
for the sake of good neighborhood, ask that
slavery shall cease at once. es+u.5
Rssolred, That the United States, being
once colonies, achieved Independence by sue
cessful resistance to European power, claim
ing to govern them, and their example was
followed afterward by Spanish colonies on
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achieved independence likewise that already
the same aspirations for independence begin
to stir in the neighboring colonies of Great
Britain, and that these instances. in harmony
with the spirit of the age, teach Us that the
day OF European colonies in this hemisphere
has passed; that impressed by this conviction
the people of the United States regret to wit
ness the extraordinary efforts of the Spanish
Government, by violence and blood, to main
tain an unnatural jurisdiction in Cuba, forbi /
den by the law OF progress, and hostile to the
best interests OF both parties.
Resolre6, That the people of the United
States declare their sympathy with their fell
low Americans in Cuba struggling for indie
pendence, and, at the same time, their SYM
patlly with the people of Spain in their pres
sent efforts for liberal institutions in their
own ancient land :, they call on this people as
the first stage of reform ut home. and for the
sake of peace, TO recognize ut once the right
of the Cubans to govern themselves, and that
they make this appeal with sincere good will
to the people Of Spain, and with the assur-
ance taatthe Justice they do TO Others will re-
bouaa To their own happiness, welfare and
renown.
Resoiced. That the President of the United
States be charged with the duty of commune
eating these resolutions to the Government of
Spain. 14 s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-27
INTERNAL REVENUE.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in
recent instructions in respect to stamp
duties imposed on documents, instruments,
&C., enumerated in Schedule B of the Rev.
enue laws, has called particular attention
to the stamps required to be affixed poll
cies of insurance and premium receipts.
The iatter--premium receipts-when for
an amount exceeding twenty dollars, re-
quire each stamp to the nominal value
OF ten cents, provided the premium be paid
within the stipulated time and merely con-
tinues the policy but if paid subsequent to
the time when due and payable, and is
properly, in its effect, the renewal of a
policy, then such receipt should be
stamped as a new policy, The strict OBJ
seryance Of the last named requirement is
of very great inportanc to policy holders
as it affects the legal validity of their poll
cies..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-27

Mr.. J. B. Hill, the landlord of the Halo
well House will move in to-day, Monday, and
be ready to receive guests by July lst. The
house has been entirely renovated, and every
room from cellar to attic, has been cleaned,
painted and whitewashed. The blinds and
trimmings have all been painted, and the
brick are to be oiled. The house is one of
handsome and attractive appearance. Great
credit is due to Mr.. VIM. Graves, who has
had charge of the work, for the thorough
and expeditions manner which the repairs
have been made.