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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

The last Legislature chartered company
to reclaim the extensive marshes in Scarboro.
The plan is to put lock gate in the draw of
the p. S. & p. Railroad bridge to operate
opposite to the gate of an ordinary tide mill.
Thus when the tide comes in the gate will be
closed and when it has gone out the water
accumulated above will open it and run out.
The embankmcnt of the Railroad will form
the dyke. 1t is expected that by this means
all the marsh land above the Railroad will be
reclaimed and made valuable for tillage pur-
pose. And if the plan succeeds all the marsh
below the Railroad will be dyked at the shore
or the mouth of the Scarboro' river, and
great increase in the value thereof will be the
consequence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

the rear. ts
Hambletonian was strongly passed on the
commencement of the third heat by Mum,
but the latter horse was unfortunate and lost
on the first half at least half dozen lengths.
On the back side in the second half, Handle
tonian collared the Mum, but broke on the
last half, and Mum came in one length and a
half ahead. Time PAT.
The fourth heat resulted as the third, in
favor of Mum, in 2.454. On the first half the
Hambletonian came up with his competitor,
but was not able long to hold the position.
Mum took the first money Hambletonian
the second.
While the horses were getting ready foI
one of the heats Lander's Mum collided with
John Mays horse and sulky. Both sulkie.
| went over, and the drivers thrown out. Nun
jumped over the fence to make the acquaint
of the people within the park enclosure, ther
returned to the track by jumping back ovel
the fence, and was captured. No damage
done except to the sulkies.
The second trot was for special purse O
$75 for years old mares and geldings in 5
mile heats. The following horses were en-
tered:
Nitor, J. w. McDufiee, Portland; Nellie
| Otis. B. f. Otis, West Waterville; Bay
geldng, II. Wells, Clinton; Al Thayer, JOIN
II. May, Augusta; Louis W., ]. H. White
Bangor.
Nellie Otis won the first heat easily in 2.50a
| Nellie maintained her position Throughout
the second heat, winning in 1853.
| On the third heat, the race now being con
! fined to three horses, the Al Thayer press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

A dispensation was granted for chapter
of Royal Arch Masons in Yarmouth, Sept
LIST, and was organized on the l4th uuder the
the name of Cumberland Chapter-officers,
]. J. Humphrey, H. p: H. c.. Greenlief'
X: ]. p. Carswell, Scribe. The Argus
understands there were twenty-six applications
for membership at the first meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

Robert +. Robinson has been appointed
Postmaster at Wesley, vice Abraham J. Drew,
resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23
Nonresident Taxes

IN the town of Winslow. in the county Of Kenne-
bee for the year 1863 The following list of taxes
cal estate of nonresident owners in the town OF
Winslow for the year 1863 in bills committed TO H.
G. Paine collector OF sad town on the 18th day OF
June, 1869 has been returned by him to me as re-
manning unpaid the 14th day Of june, 1870 by his
certificate of that date and now remains unpaid and
notice is hereby given that If the said taxes and in
terest and charges not paid into the treasury OF
the said town within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment of the said bills, so much OF the
real estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay the
amount therefor, including interest and charges,
will without further notice be sold at public auc'
ton at the store of c. c. Cornish in said town. on
the 3lst day of December, A. d. 1870 at one O'CLOCK
in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

The store of B. f. Getchell at Detroit, was
consumed by Are, together with full stock
of goods that it contained, few nights ago.
Partially insured. 7.rt< HiH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

The Gardiner Journal says that owing to
the State Fairs being so near Gardiner, the
Ken. Tn. Ag. & Hort. So. have decided not
to hold any Fair this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-23

S. N. Siphers, Esq, of Gardiner, has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
AvRB
Ratcau q f~rolutiOn.

NJ. o. DUHON averlit messieurs les plan
teufs de Ia paroisse St.Jacques G, dss paroisses
%voisines Quill fai, fabriqner a leur intention les
rateanx don't il est i'inven,enr.
Son rdteau d feve., CONNIE pIusieurs ont pu
lie voir sur lihabi,ation G. Robinson, fait avcc
un hommb seul OF deux mulets, dams l'espace
Dune journee, ie travail de viugt.cinq hommes.
Immense economic do bras ., de temps.
N. Duhon rsrondra aussi ptomp,ement que
possible aux demandes qui Iui yeron. fai.es.
L'occasion est favorable.
lie temps veu. que Il machine 'upplee au
manQue de ,ravaiIleurs.
prir mode,ss, e. bonnie confecsion.
S'adresses q ". OnGs'me Duhon, habi,atiou
T. Robinson, pa,oisse St-Jacqnes. on bien
NJ. Duhon, par le,tre 1 l'adresse du Conren
P0ste-Ofce. 5 few. en-.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
. J. F. R
NO. -, rue 1eulouss,

Elk. Sous-Oficier de cavalerie de- rsrmee
FRANCHISE, tleve de l'ecols de- cavals,ie 4
Saumnr (France), Oh il a suivi IN cours
d'Hirpiatrique e. fat pendant HUT aus sns
e,u!e ,heolique ct %pratiQne pour les chevaux,
sous Ia direction dcs officers lie tous grades
les plus comps,eo,s. II i"forme .es smis e.
les habi,an,s des campagnes quill ~s'occups
de fare achcter G, vendre dies chevaux e.
mule,s, tons ceux qui en- ont ache,6 deja sont
tres s~atisfaiis de- son choix.
D-ll s'occupers sussi de collection CONNIE
aulrefois.
Reference de Messieuys
$. THEsIor, Par. st. James, A.PtcoL, Par. St. J. D..
A. QuHYRoi, N. q, L. d ARNouLr, N. O..
NJ. VooRHlEs, N. o., ia. DEBLAnc, N. o,
c. DucHAMr, N. o.,
T, PETIT JEAN, Na,chitochss.
A. Vooau1Es, N. O,
P. D. DEIAcsorx, N. O., lomsv.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
T. Lisez l'Avis de NJ. FfDEL.

T. Lisez lAvis de NJ. FIDEL. .
n. FIDEL, possesseur du magasin connu ci.devsnt
sous le nom dc FlDEl. ct GLAupor, informe ses
nombreux clients quill est d meme dc repondre
libtralement ct avec soin aux ordres qui iui scront
envoyCs.
Son magnsin. toujonrs d Tangle dc Tautcl st
Louis, est des plus complies ct des micux a%ssortis.
Fnmeurs, chiqucurs, priseurs, marchands, qu'on
Sc lie disc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12


BONES Nouyelles
MACHINES d coudre de GROVER Il
n Ess d rendre aur prir de manufacture
par II. C. COLOMB.
". Is. Ces machines, etant vendues par
commission, SO vendent positivemen, au prjx
de manufacture.
Lenrs pr'ncipanx avantages sont: Bomle ct
e1asf'c"e du roint-perection ct simplicls du
mecan'sme-emploi diEec, du Fl! des deux
ooe,"es, aucune navs,,s 4 remplir, e, aucun
gaspiIIage do 81.
La machine GRpvER brods aussi bien on
mieux que Ia main.
On peut rexsminer ct Ia voir fonctionner
en- s'adressant au magasin du soussi2nA.
Venez, vsnea tons. Voir ne codie rien.
lie sonssign6 annonce aussi quill arrive do
10 Nouvelie.O Orleans, avec IN assortment
c"mpIet lie marchandises sechss, ,elIes que:
l"d'snne', cotons, bartges, mou sselines, e,ofss
de tout genre pour p'in.emps,::0oues ct ~souliers
pour James ct pour hommes.
En- groceries RE 7 a 10 cents Il A4iyrs-
Farine 81, 8, 81 le barii-CeE, lare ooaIj,6.
Is cents Sucre l24 / 25-Pomme. de ,erre A
$3.50 le ba'il- Wh's4ey. Gin, Porto Wine, rim
rouge on ca'sse 81 en- barriqus, sniset,e, cqenac,
1e Breton ! $3.50 Ia bou,eilte, Wevmo.A fN.P.),
A6'inths Psrnaud), Champagne (Krus), e,
ons qusnti'6 particles I l'usage commuo,
trop nombreux pour Remuneration.
M-Le tout ! des prix les plus r~aisounables
ct les plus modsrfs.
II. c. COLOMB.
HabitA,ion Morsos
s'sv.sm s~sJaesass. Rive gsuehs. !
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
STAR RICE MILL.
T. ABADIE T. Gle.
ST.JEAs-BArrisTE. Rive droilc.

le moulin peut scaler ct brosser 40 batils
dc rz dams les wing. anai,e henres.
lie rz so,tanl du STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article lie commerce., ne GRANT pour Ia blnn.
cleur ct Ia ne,,e.e, aucuas concurrence sur
les marches.
Les petsoAnes Gui voud'on, bien le visi,e,
Sc convaincron. par e~lies.mames des avantag.s
offerts aux plao,enrs rizicrs OF n'hi,teront
pas . accoIder leur patronage ! N. FaAscols
ABADlE & Gle.
ia ve"dre pour 10 moment, un lot de
''z. de qual''e ordinaire, a 6 cents Ia liyre.
Dec I.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
OUR PRINCIPLES.

tSa se4+t 80. .s2E > 80 es - - WV
RePss'ie IF ORDER kso,ssy asd J@ssice.
e Unieersal s.6Iase, srcsp. Jor oselars and
ragsbesds!
CiOic alliance Of tie ,chits and colored
', Lz-o,;i.il1s;iass +. :
Education for aM.e Ibid :
No nsors po'aicdl Carpet baggers, nor
i Ssslsss roydies il Louisiana.
fOhaicdTF EqsalAy IF ~nat.ralized and
Am,erican.born citizens.
Prosecsion erteaded 10. laborioxs in
migrants. an.a Il
Respcct for the laao.
We Ual eraii the hoaess man to Office and
reject Ne 4, dishonest.
81. Louisiana must be ruled b. Honessy sad
Intelligence e
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
Notice.

Lost . promissory note drawn by PolIct &
Gonrdain for the sum Of One hundred and
twenty Dollars, payable to the order Of The
undersigned, in Marc, 1870.
The payment Of said mole is stopped and the
public are notified not 10 negotiate it.
J. THOMAS POLLET.
ST. James, February nth 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
Magasin do e. .
Az WHlrE HALL. (St.Jacques.)

Co magasin offte uns rarifts complete de
Merchandise e. lie produit, de rOuest.
II SO recommsnde par IN Slack de choix,
par la'qualise des objets, par leur bon marche.
NJ. Giraud con,en,era, CONNIE liza %toujours
fait, la nombreuse clientele qni iui . sccorl6
ct qui iui conserve "a contiance.
Dec 4.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
* $500 REGARD

Stolen from the Convent Post. Office on
Mon 'ay 7th oLAarch = black Newfouna-
Hand Pup. "a s!ut.) The above reward will
be given on delivery .. Pos,.Odice.
MAY TRUST.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
Commercial.

B.Nous appelons l'atten.ion dc nos lccteurs sur
lAsis q. ". Bcrshclottc, 10 paintrc.d6corateur
do notre paruisse.
LAM Victor est do ceux qui Sc recommandcnt
seu's. Ses pleuves sont faites CONNIE peintre, et
null, cemme homme, he vaut micux que lui.
II est notre CO. paroissien.
lnutiie d'aller chercl,er deS c~ouleurs ct des pin.
ccaux \ la Nouvelie-O Orleans.
" Les hab.tants ct ma,clands do nos p~aroisses
ont tous besoin Do vatcmrnts, dc bottles, d. s~oulicrs,
dc males, etc.
On trouvcront-ils tout celia, ct 4 bon marclel
Au No 265, Vicillc LevGe, entire lee rncs st.
Philippe ct Urselines, Nouvelle. Orleans, ches Vi
Joseph Leblanc. . f-
LIE magasin de NJ. Leblanc pent vetir les raavres
CONNIE les riches, les enfants comrne les hommes,
ct cl'acun scion son gont.
La compla,sance du proprielaire est counuc, ct
NJ. Leblanc nest pas Fransais pour rien.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
THE WASHINGTON HOTEL

111E W dclIINITUN UOTEL
NAPoLEONvlLLE. La,
Having been newly fitted up, is now fully
prepared 10 accommodate all those who will
honor It with their patronage. Nothing has
been spared 10 make this popular HOTEL a
home for the travelling public.
CHARLES DUPATY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
Avis

PERDU I'm bihei souscrit par Poliet &
Gornrdain de ID somme de cent wing,
piasttes a rordre du soussigs, payable en-
tout Mars 1870.
lie Placement du d, billie, est a,re;e, lie
public est prevent de ne pas lie nGgocier.
J. THOMAS POLLET.
St-Jacqnes, lie II Feyrier 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

One of the latest additions to Scrioners
Illustrated Library Of Wonders is translation oi A.
sAUzAYs Wonders Of Glass Making ia al Ages III winch
will be found account of processes OF MANUFACTURE
and curosites OF production from the INST cruoe u'ch
ss OF which We have any knowledge TO the most per
feet works OF the modern opticians, The trumphs OF
Venetian and Bohemian ware. and such costly maf'es
of workmanship the great mirror of Marie de Medic
now preserved in the Louyre) which eighty years ago
was estimated to DO worth, inSie1ty 10000 francs
Another volume In the series is The SH6me ~ va
t,re compiled by FERDINAND DE LANoYE from the works
OF various nauraliss and travellers, and enlarged with
many additions, by the English translator III describes
some OF the most remarkable curosities OF The at
mosphere, the ocean, mountains, rivers. cataracts'
cayerns and strange vegetation and Is culled from
great variety OF Side by side Win chapters
from Humboldt and Button are selections from A d.
Richardson's pictures Of Western scenery anu 'oi'
Powell's letter to TIE TRIBUNE the Cahohs OF TIC
Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

examination of the present state OF tenantright'
and the tyranny of eviction, under which the TENANT
lives in an actual state of slavery. RUE Is III i''
on many estates which forbids tenants 10 '"'u
houses for their laborers. SO that men ana Wo,,o"
servants no matter how numerous, inuSt an ,''o
under one roof tenant may ho' n,'' oV'
a lodger or give shelter to a stranger IeSV TIC ia 0"
and become chargeable upon the poor-rates limo
tbv Sullivan. n tenant on the Lansdowne estates
gave shelter TO his sisterinlaw, whle her husoahu
was away looking for work. She was Ill low lever
and near her confinement but Timothy burst not
take her into his house for fear OF the agent. lie
placed her in a shed on jeremiah Sulvans land ana
there she rave birth to her child. When the
office" heard of it, jeremiah was compelled to tear
down the shed and pay a gale of rent, amounting
10 c3 2s. I'd. The sick woman went two miles up a
mountain and took refuge in a cavern This was
also crime. and jeremiah was fined another gale Of
rent. and Timothy, joint owner OF the
mountain, was also fined in the same
amount. No tenant might marry with
ont the consent of the agent. A young couple who
broke this rule were obliged to emigrate, and the
parents of each were fined gale of rent for harbor-
ing their son and daughter. An orphan lad in 1851,
stole a shilling and was literally hunted to death.
His grandmother was turned out of her holding for
giving him shelter He went night to his aunt S
house she beat him away with ptchfork and her
husband tied his hands behind his back. lie tired
cabin after cabin no had the courage to receive
him some of the neghbors brought him back to his
aunt's and attempted to force him upon her. and In
the morning he was found dead outside the door,
with his hands still bound. These doubt are ex-
ceptional cases but Mr. Godkn shows that the rule
against harboring is a very common one and almost
any amount of oppression is possible
The demand of the Irish is emphatic for fxty Of
tenure" No reform which leaves their holdings at
the mercy of the landlord will go far enough to
satisfy them. No ameliorations of their condition
Will remove their discomfort if the relation between
landlord and tenant is regarded as one OF contract
merely. as such relations are in this country In
Ireland it must be remembered that the landlords
are usurpers; the peasantry have moral right to
live on their own soil, and they demand that this
shall be recognized as a legal right Also They are
willing pay fair rent; they ready to acknowl
edge the rights of the landlords. though the ances
tors of the present propretors founded their claim to
the land upon nothing better than the right of the
stronger. How justice can be rendered to both sides
at once is the problem which England has to solve
Mr.. Godkln does not attempt its solutions his part
has only been TO show the true state of the diff
fculty and this he has done with slight skill and
pjcturesqueness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
TIE IRISH LAND QUESTION.

THE LANDwAR IN IRELAND. A History for t the
Times. by JAMES GODhIN 5yo PIP $50 Machiian
n Co.
Mr. Codkin is favorably known as the author of
work on Ireland and her Churches" which threw
a great deal of light upon the problem of disestab
bslment That problem being now, 1t Is hoped
solved he undertakes an Examination OF the sui
graver difficulty of the land reform lie is well qual
flied for the work Irish history has been bis especial
study and he has recently made tour through the
kingdom as commissioner of The Irish Times lnvos-
tigating the actual condition OF the peasantry'
and taking particular pains to md out
exactly what sort OF reforms they demand. MI
Godkin holds that all the Daladles Of Ireland which
perplex statesmen and economists have arisen from
injuries inflicted by England IN the wars which she
waged to get possession of the Irish land. Almost
any wrong might be forgotten in the course OF Time
except the wrong OF oon6scatiOn. That was and Is
the standing grievance which prevents a consoda-
ton Of the conquerng and conquered people. The
religious wars all resolve themselves into efforts To
retain OF recover the land The Reformation was
only sort of land-war; the oath Of supremacy was
simply lever for eviction; the Protestant religion
was detested not merely as creed. but as an
instrument of spoliation and the murders
and outrages which have disturbed the Kingdom
for centuries not national but agraran disorders.
In survey of Irish history since the time of the
conquest, Mr.. Godkn presents terrible picture of
the seizure by England OF nearly the whole Irish
soil and traces the processes Of determination, col
onization traDsplanting and cOniscation under the
penal code and the wars of subjugatioD by which
this enormous system Of national robbery has been
carried out. Several chapters arc devoted TO al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EMBLEM WRITER'S,

sHAKEsPEARE AND THE EMBLEM r Mhni md Ex
Exposition Of their smilarGe. oi ln P sv" S m
xvi. ST. London; Trubner Co. Ne"-iorA' % ""
Bouton .
In making this elegant and very curious BOOK, MI
Creen has spent immense labor upon rather trllng
r;oc+ bpt for all that has done good service to the
history of literature, and produced volume OF no
slight value. His primary purpose was to show that
Shakesneare borrowed from the Emblem books
which were popular in his time some of the proverbs
and etaphors scattered through his plays. mat was
such a natural thing for Shakespeare to do that
At NAV seem hardly worth while to write big octave
book in order TO prove that he did III. we
must confess moreover that with al MS
pains Mr. Green has proved very niue
He has traced few Of Shakespeares proverbs ana
foreign phrases to the old collections OF emDiems;
he thinks he has traced many more but he Jumps aV
conclusions with an avidity which Is often aiusine
and detects resemblance invisible 10 tue eyes VI
less enthusiastic students of the antiquities Oh NC
rature Still as have already sand, he mas as IL
were without direct purpose, written highly inter-
estjnc and curious chapter OF literary history Inc
mart Of his book is devoted to an account Of
the Emblem writers of the Eiizabethan ana Garner
times whose quaint collections of proverbs and Illus
trative devices were favorte handbooks OF insruc-
ton and amusement for all classes, from the
highest TO the lowest. The pious En-
blems' Of Francis Quarles initiated from an
earlier Latin work, and consisting of odd
symbocal devices, with appropriate descriptive
verses. are we'll known through various modern re-
prints; but there il rich store of Emblem literature
before the time Of Quarles with which only the curl
Gus biboplilist is acquainted The utmost ingenuity
WAS expended both on the cuts and the proverbs,
and artists of no mean rank were famed for their
excellence in this singular branch of art Mr. Green's
investigations have been pushed zealousy in many
directions and the fruit of his studies is the most
couplete account of these out-of-the way pubIca-
.ions which is now accessible.
It's got only as a contribution to the history OF
literature tst this book is valuable; 1t has hardly
less Importance "a a contribution to the history of
ART Tor the text Is abundanty illustrated with copies
of the ancient embems TO which it refers executed
evidently with great and faithfulness. There
are nineteen full page phOto-lthographs of old title
cages and designs, and about two hundred wood
cuts from. the Emblem books of Alciat Whitney,
and other famous makers and collectors of pictorial
wisdom from the year 400 down to 1915. The book
Is printed in the sumptuous style which BELTS lux
ury of the library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
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