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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-21

n EN-. R0BT. T.. LEES LIFE. Nearly
VI ready for Publ cation, the Biography of
GEN. RoBT E. LEE, by John Estsn Cooke, author
Of =" Life of SiOnewail Js,kson,"" Wearing the
Grey etc. | VOL, 5 vo., See pages H.ustrAted.
To be sold by subscription. AGENTS WANTED.
ID. Appleio1 & Co., Poblishers, New FORK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-21

Alan for the Lapdless. A.
~ J. STEVENS, Land Agent. Columbus, Neb.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-21
OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETITION

Send for full descriptive circulars and Section
al Maps, enclosing 80 cents, and stating whs
paper you see this In, to
EDwARD wlLDIR,
Land Commiesioner. Hannibal. No.
, 1870-08-26
MIDLERTIDIG B~ESTEMMELSE.
81.

Skibe, hjemmeh0rende paa de dansk-
vestindiske Der, som til den It'd, da denne
Anordning treder i Kraft, alt ere dansk
Eiendom og som saadanne ~forsynede med
Diet hidtidige acknowledgements SAINT OPP
forte / ct af de hidtidige S~kibsregistre, og
hvis MaaIebreves Gyldlghed if0lge de It'd
ligere derom gj@ldende BestemmeIser er
udl6ben sbulle v@re Registering l.. V. IN
derkastede efter n9ryerende Anordnings
Bestemmelscr.
Skibe, der ere i Besiddeise at endnu CYL
dige Maalebreve, udferdigede i Henhold
til de hidtiI gjpldende Forskrifter, hunne
paa skrittIigt Forlangende derom til ct Re
gistreringscOntoir blive ommaalte og der
efter registrerede efter narv9rende AnOrd-
nings Bestemmelser, we'd hyilken Leilighed
Diet tidIigere MaaIebrev oliver at a%tfevere.
, 1870-08-26

TIRsDAGEN den 27de Septbr.
d. A. Middag III. II sIet agtes
en- SkifcsamIing afhoIdt paa afg.
Jean FRANCOIS Margotti's 90 elterI.
FgteEclle Benjamin. Natea Mar
gotti's FnIlesbo, hyor Udkast til Re
partition vii bIiye fromlagt, og Boet
G~oryentcs sIuttet.
st, Thomn Skiftercts Contoir, den
eide August 1870.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-08-26
FORiIANDLINGER
ColomiaIYaad
FOR ST. CROIX.

FortsatteIse at M0det den 18de JulD.
618
-oroodr;ooor ct|ibo+s ordon,sf,rbo
rod Lr;La 9oa,a,oa pat III ~ firn IaYsIl
Flao ;II. hor@ros Iiol cor :, oas ~ l,,J For-
anJT2in ,r,r n,aJ Uang2a III d67 iGlIan = ra-
r;strar7da onJsaioyninr bIiTo in5don
IIoor ocpr IT dis@s5o FoTandrinoor ore ind
+r99oI+o # T;oron or ! TiIfaaII1o # Fion-
Io,nsca =" nd,inr a. o2 nra F;or ~ onn1oIda
90. saa(remt 6orer Bowls desaoraaende cr
u~S9I,vendiot if5I@o ( 9. at documentere for
...a[ om%andc cnistyeri cscontoir, for at
Poaistrat dorafrcr kan hive bcri@tioet
Forandrino af Fier eIIer afSkibeffs F6ror
bor ikEr T5stedrIsc af nvt NationoIitcts-
CorfGoat fIf5Iro nodn,in3ro dor anJronos
, 1870-08-26

hVGr al de l Diet FOrGgda0ndG nBVntC For
andringer, der er foregaaet med de Regi-
8treringsdistrictet hjemmeh6rende Skibe.
10.
Dersom ct registreret SIKH 6nskes over
fort fra ct Observation-Disclosures til ct andet,
kan saadant skoe, naar Eicren oller Eierne
derom indgIve sHriftIigt Andrageude til Diet
hidtidige Registreringsconsoir
bet paagjnIdende, i sin lid udstedte,
NationaIitets- og RegiStrerings- Certifcat
indIeveres / saa FaId, saasnart saadant kan
skee, til det hidtidige eIIer til Diet nye
Hjemsteds Acknowledgements for at ct
uyt Ccrtifcat kan udstcdes.
30.
Paa Audragende vii der fra ethTcrt Regi-
streriugscontoir kuune erAoIdes Uddrag at
Registreriugsp otocoIIen mod ErIGgIeIse
at ct Gebyr al 1 vcstiudisl DaLer for hyert
SIKH, hyorom der 0nskes OpIysning.
LigeIcdcs vii der fra Neutrality-suspicious.
coutojret Ki6beuhayn paa Andragende %
mod ct Gebyr af 1 Ri4sdaler Ri4sIu0nt
kunne erhoIdes en- Gjenpart at ct t%idIi4cre
uIstedt NatiouaIitets- % Registrerings-Cer-
t%iicat, hviIken forsynes med vedkommende
Embcdsmauds Attest ON Gjenpartens Over
eensstcmmeIse med Originator SAINT med
en- ForkIaring ON AnIedningen til Gjenpar-
tens Udfprdigelse.
2I.
l TiIfeIde at, at Eieren paa Grund al
seregne Observation-Disclosures MATTE 6nske
TiIadelse til at ct SIKH, uden forudgaaet
Registering, afgaacr fra en- Havn paa de
dan8k-veStindi8ke Ger til en- anden saadan
Havn, kan Over0vrigheden paa Andragende
, 1870-08-26

Tilbagelevering af Nationalitets- og Regi-
strerings-C ertiicatet, uden at gyldig Grund
hertor er godt9iort, elIer den sammesteds
tOreskrevne IOmsorg for ~Udhugningen at
Market cd. E }" BODIES herfor indtil 3 vest
indiske Daler for hver Ton af Skibets Drag
tighad.
bet paagjeldende Certifcat oliver da-
saatremt Skibet endnu er til-ved offentlig
Acknowledgements at erklere for ugyldigt.
5 26.
Ligesom B0dernes St6rrel8e for de / S.
22-25 ommeldte ForseeIser indentor de
deri nevnte Grendser bestemmes af Over
0vrigheden, saaledes skal samme ogsaa for
ForseeIser imod BestemmeI8erne / nervp-
rende Anordning, for hyiIke der like er
fastsat serlig Straf, saavelsom for Overtrp-
deIser at de Henhold til Anordningcn og
/ Overeensstemmelse med samme udstedtc
og o%tfentIig kundgjorte administrative For
skritter kunne ikjendes B0der af indtiI 90
vcstindiske Daler.
SCI.
For de nevnte B6der er Eieren, og / Til
felde at, at der er Flere, samtlige registre-
rede Eiere ansyarlige Zen for ALE og ALE
for Zen. Forsaavidt vedkommer Actiesel-
skaber, hefte samtIige MedIemmer af Diet
paagjeldende Selskabs Be8tyreIse derfor.
S %.
Dersom Nogen, hvem B6der efter denne
A~nordning atfordres, og som like henh0rer
til ToIdv8Senets egne Embedsmand eller
Betjente, forlanger sit Forhold paakiendt
at Retten, oliver Sagen efter Foranledning
, 1870-08-26

Denne Anordning, hvoraf ct ExempIar
Oyerleveres tilIigemed ethvert for dansk-
vestiodiske Skibe udstedt Certifcat, tr@der
/ Kraft en.---...--. og fra dette lids
punkt af ere allie med samme stridende It'd
ligere BestemmeIser opheyede.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

As long ago ss November s.h, a gentle
man wrote from Paris to friends in this
country, that in the beleagured city, "wben
once an article Of food is really want
ing it becomes INSTANTLY and absolutely
unasssinable. Dishes vanish suddenly at an
hours notice. a week ago you might get q
Liebig pate de toie gras by paying for it :;
now you might offer gold bracele. for it in
vain. Meat must fail as utterly in day or
two. The rations have long since been
mere mockery. They are no. worth the
trouble of sending for-an ounce = day
and might much more reasonably have been
Suspended altogether. They are only kept
up a pretext to meet an ourcry of the
popuiace.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02
pailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

Ioa stranger who is visiting Wooster
Tor the hrst time, there are many things
apparent, which is astonishing None more
80 than visit to DR.. Ingraham, the manu-
factnrer Of the Justly celebrated Macedonian
on. Ia our eastern cities, We have Heim-
bold, Smith Il Brown, with their catalogue
of standard Medicines. Evans with
Hoof ands Bi.ters-slI bold, energetic men,
who, besides aiding suffering humanity with
their medicinal preparations. are rapidly
mulsting the results of their nerve and
pluck. But to find a proprietor of popular
remedy in this interior town, with indomita.
bic perseverance, and ssgacity, engineering
a business which has passed that epoch in
trade In which uncertainty dwells, and who
has essabl,shed a reputation for the Macedo-
MAN Oil all over the country, is truly an
other evidence of that title motto "every
man is the architect of his own fortune"
We need not add the testimony of one who
writes, and who is conversant with this
department of trade, to confederate what ID
nov known in Pennsylvania, Ohio, parts of
Illinois and Indiana. that this oil is becom.
ing popular through its remedial agency
alone. DR.. l. it is true understands
the value OF printers ink, and is liberal with
his publishers, but the medicine itself ia his
strongest advertisement.
Having been shown through his depart
ment, We hesitate not to commend this
enterprise in Wooster as developing into q
success which the town must be proud of.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

The army of the Loire 10 retreatlng from
known.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Tbe French claim 70
have won a victory at Beaune lie Rolandes
a little village in the department of the
Loire.
The French forces have recovered within
the last few days, the following places
formerly held by the Germans Bessie,
and Nogent LIE Bernard and St, Calais in
the Department of Larsha Montoire and
Mendonbleau. in the Department of Loire ct
Cher, and Montarges, in the Department of
tie Loire
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Inc capital invested in nine of the prime j
pie steel manufacturing establishments in
Pennsy lvanis, amounts TO 81 100000. The
annual products amount s,400 tons. The
ssles of the various establishments for the
year ending 1870, amount In the aggregate
TO S4,260, 900. The amount sold in Eastern
and western cities by agents of the respective
amounts to $1,000 900, making q total of
& 400 0n0
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Mrs. Mary Jane Swestz r, of Port Huron
Michigan, has given, by will. $3O,OOO to
endow chair of ecclesiastical history in the
Chicago Theological Seminary. She dis
sribusef 100000 to relatives; So, 900 to the
Congregational Church Sunday School at
Port Huron; 81, 900 to the Second Congre-
gasional Sunday School at Fa mouth, Me-,
her native place; $1,000 to the Congrega.
ton Church at Port Huron, for PASTOR g
library, and $4,000 each to the Home
Missionary Society, American Missionary
Association, American Congregational
Union, American Board of Foreign
Missions, and Western Education Society.
These ore the largest benevolent bequests
ever made in the state.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

There is alarm in various parts of New
England over the drought which still con
tinues in spite of the October and early
Novem Der rains. In the Connecticut valley
many of the mills are on short time or have
been stopped altogether. The Norwich
Bulletin reports that the mills throughont
Eastern Connecticu are in the same situa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

The REASON WHY.-The immediate cause
of premature fading or blanching of the
hair is an obstruction ofthe oil vessels which
afford the coloring matter. The remote
causes may be general i'll health, trouble of
mind, eto. Hence. in order to restore its
natural color and beauty the oil vessels
must be restored to their normal condition.
1. is on this principle that INJURIES
HAIR RESTORATIVE is compounded,
and it has proved . complete success,
wherever faithfully applied. 1t is not .
poisonous dye, consequently the effect is
gradual, and in severe cases two or three
bottles are necessary to produce the desired
result. See advertisement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square. or the space occupied by ten
hnse Of solid nonpareil, One Dollar fer ssen in
sertian
SPECIAL Notices, 20 eents per lire. When in
lar advertising rates.
Communications. or articles inserted amorg
reading matter, p cents per line
DAILY AND WEgKLY.-A discount of 20 ter
cent. will be made from the Weekly rn,.s. o.
yearly and half yeaT;y contracts. wien the sane
matter is Inserted in both Daily and "a eekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
For. - transient Advertisements advance Pc,
ment is required
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Sandusky is the great wine and grape
mart Of the United States. Over eleven
hundred thousand gallons Of pure grape
uice have been pressed there this season.
The quantity is divided about equally
between the Catawbs and Isabella.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Upward of one hundred tobacco barns
have been burned in and around Paducah,
Ky within the last two months.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

1t is estimated that a, least one hundred
and fifty tons Of grapes have rotted on the
vines this season in the great vineyards
near Sandusky, for want of hands to pick
them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02
c 0 N N { R CIkl.

Rock IsLADp. Decem ber 2.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warner's
Mils and the quotations are the ruling prices or
the Rock island market.
WINTER WHEAr FLoUR-W Wholesale. ST. 40
Retail. ..........6.00
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Statistics, just collected show that $50
suits for divorce were begun in the courts OF
Chicago last year, Of which $50 we're BY
women, and 200 by men. One Attorney
began 240 of these cases.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

An EnGlishman writes home from Paris
that there is one ''straw of comfort in the
starvation and wretchedness in Paris-it
desperately glutinous aud luxurious
Ii
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02
NEW BARBER SHOP.

NEW BARBER SHOP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
L his Barber Shop from Palace Row to Harper
Block Buffalo street, three doc rs north of the
Express Once, where he will be happy TO re-
ceivs and serve all his old customers, and as
many new ones ss favor him with q call.
CHAS. ANDERSON.
Rock Island, Nov. %, Is70.-dIy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

OhieaEo 04ofkSt.
fsissraphsd 70 she Aaeus.
onIoAse, December 2.
Flour-Quits, held . shade higher.
Whest-A ctive and 20 higher; sale' at 81 063
81 07i closing l07; seller last half closes at
81 10S
Corn-Quist with So at 60a5lc; sing at
SOC
OAts-Quiot; closingas soc fer No 3.
Barley-Steady; 79c for No. 2
Rye-Firm; st 69c bid; s-lers asking more.
Pork-$lS b0slS rs for cash SIS so ption'.
Highwines-Dsll; at $40.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUErv. -

To the January Term, A. D., 1871, Of the Circuit
Ceurf Of said County.
John Hosth. complainant, W. Albert Marc sllus
and Marvin Rich, defendants.
To the above named defendants: Take No
tice that asuit, the parties vhersso, complain
snt and defendants, are a. above stated has
lately been begun and nov is pending In the
above entitled court; That runmoas therein hss
been issued against you, retu nable to ssid term
Of said court. to be bogus and holden in the
Court Houfe. in the city Of Rock Island. in said
county, on the A.st Mondas in Janusry next
SAMUEL p HODGES,
W.H. GEs-, Clerk of said Court.
Complsinant's soiisitor.
Dated loysmbay Z, 1870. aevs avAW
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Telegraphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.
Flour--24s Cd.
Whest-Firn; new los; recsipts for day
225 Oo0 quarters.
Cotton-Quist ct 9bs9s.
Corn-3ls 3D.
Pork-1e7e I0d.
Bssf-1iGe.
Bacon-Advanced
Lard-DecIined to g..
Tallow-43s I'd.
Brssdstu6o Gsd.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Cbicago Live Stock.
Telegraphed to the Aasus.
UnIou SfooK YARDs, Dee. :.
Hogs-$1Oc bs ter sales at s. 1Ose 30.
ttle-unchanged.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of tie Supreme Court of rsyivanA
vrites
PHILADELPBiA, March ID 1851.
I frd "HOcaands Ge-nan Btiers'' 10 Q good tonic,
useful IN dseaser Of the digestive ozbs and Of SsaS
benent in OF debility and Of pervous acton
In the system Yours truly.
GEO W. WOODWARD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

Gold 1.1o "a.
Stocks and 1Ioney.
Tsiegraphsd 70 the AnsUs.
HBw YoaE, December 2.
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Nominal st sasS3.
Gold-Closed ct $I.lts.
Governments-Steady.
Coupons-6'e of 81, 1.l1s; b-30's, '62,1.12z
"a, l.I1i; '66, liz; new, II0z; 81. 1.I0s; '6s
l.10a; l0-4o's, large I.063; small LOG.
Stocks steady.
N. Y. CentrA-92s.
North vestern-s03. Preferred 80.
Rock Island, l.lls.
Pacific Mail, 434.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

equal to the best imported. Purchasers need not
buy stereotyp ped or old fashioned designs, when
they can obtain New, Grlesfnl and Easy Flowing
Patterns, upon terms that viii compare favorab-
y with the priess paid for the imported articles
The manufacturers invite comparison.
isnS0AaoAly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-02

HON. GEORGE SHARSwOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylvaniA
PHuAnEIPHIA, June I, 1893
I have fonnd by experience that Hoodands Co.
man Bitter" 10 very good tonic. relieving dyspepte
GEORGE sHARswoOD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-12

Sinclair's and placed myself under the pro-
lection Of his roof, and never afterward saw
Mr.. Mcfarland, except once or twice in the
presence of others"
Mrs. Richardson then passes to a statement
of her acquaintance with Richardson, which,
before his coming to room at the same house
in Amity street, had been very light and form
al. There was never" she saws, s'prior to
my leaving Mcfarland, a word, or even a
look, passed between us which should not be
glad, now, ifall the world had seen and heard. "
The day that Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland sepa-
rated, Richardson told the latter, This is 4
matterin which cannot advise you, hut what
ever you make up your mind to do, | shall be
glad to help YOU in" THE evening after the
separation took place Mr.. Richardson called
at Mr.. Sinclar's, and stayed an hour or two
with the family. when he arose to leave |
went to the door to say what | could not say
before the others that he had been very very
good To me, that | could never repay him,
but that God would surely bless him for it.
At this. Mr. Richardson, still holding my
hand, which had given him to say good by,
stopped down, and speaking in lower tone,
said these words i wish you to remember,
my child, that any responsibility you choose
to give me in any possible future | shall he
very glad to take. l think those were his
exact words, ana Win lils ne went away
without single word beng spoken by either
of us"
Mrs. Richardson first heard of an inter
ceptcd letter after the first shooting, and new
er saw the letter or knew its contents till it
appeared in print. The letter was a mix
turc of Jest and sentiment, which any one
who knew Richardson would readily under
stand. | shall not go on to explain it point
by point, but the aluson to his love for me
being the growth of years was simply SEN
timental expression as to point of fact |
had known him only few months, and had
been acquainted with him not more than few
months"
The remainder of Mrs. richardson's state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-12
LAND GRADERS DEFEATED.
W AsHINGToN, May )

AsHINGTON, May >.
The Senate began to-day with its usual de
bate upon the order of business, the perfding
question being the resolution to adjourn on
the 4th of July next. The morning hour cut
this short, but the discussion soon renew
ed on the motion of Morrill, to take up his ap-
preparation bill Mr.. Howe said candidly
Everybody knows we will not adjourn until
we have provided for our pay BY % to 26
the Senate refused to accommodate Mr.. Nor
ril, and took up the bill to provide for the
sale of the reservation and trust lands of the
Usage Indians. Mr.. Rose discoursed cooly
and skillfully in favor of his amendment to
sell large portion of these lands to the rail
road companies at the nominal price of twenty
cents per acre. Mr. Pomeroy followed in a
brief, Oily Cannon speech for the bill, and
all seemed lovely for the Indian-land lobby.
At this critical stage Mr.. Morrill, (of Name
rose, and proceeded to expose the enormties
and frauds of the bill with vigor, clearness,
and point that were perfectly overwhelming
Hardly since the session began has so sturdy
blow been struck at the corruptionists. The
hits were keen and ptiless. The land-grab-
bers looked as if a bombshell had fallen in
their midst. Senators came over from the
other side of the chamber to hear the speech,
Mr.. Richard Yates even, among the number.
1t appeared that after this seizure of trust
lands in violation of treaty at a merely
nominal price, the idea was to give the In
dams new home, but the price was to come
out of the proceeds Of the present lands, so
that possibly the Usage nation would be
brought in debt Finally the bill was
passed over by &c to IS, an indication that the
bill is dead. After this there was fresh dis
cussion upon the order of business, which
ended in giving precedence to Mr.. Morrills
appropriation bill.-N. Y. World
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GENERAL NE MS.

General Fremont is recovering from an ILL
ness of several days.
At a recent locomotive explosion near Tole-
do, pieces of the boiler, it is SAID, were thrown
over mile.
A coored woman in Georgia died recently
from the effects of the bite of spider.
Smilax says his family consume a great
many onions, for the reason that when one
defence.
New York has 500 horsc-cars in daily use.
1t is estimated the license is paid on hardly
one third.
William Eagan, the newly elected vice
president of the Fenians, is compositor, en-
ployed on one of the daily papers in New
York
An Illinois grave-dgger who buried a man
named Button, sent a bill to his widow as fol-
laws: ITO making one Button-hole, 81 so, V
Cyrus w. Field was in Washington on Sat
urday to explain the Pacific cable plan, at the
request of Congressman.
Lancashire has proverb to the effect that
"a doar plaat wi a mons mann on's Way
goad thing, but dinner plaat wi mons din
ner on's better"
George Francis Train preclams Rel bel
ligerent, When Train arrives at the White
House he promises to acknowledge Winnipeg
as an Independent republic.
Emerson says the chain of western rail
roads to the Pacific has planted cities and civ
iization in less time than it costs to bring an
orchard into bearing.
An Indian near Fort Scott recently traded
two mules for set of false teeth, and proudly
wore them, necklace fashion, around his
neck.
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sat silent durtng the debate and al the roll
call"
what, your Honor" said a prosecuting
attorney, lean he done with man who
swears falsely and sticks to it, ''Let him
lien responded the Judge land pick up the
next witnessm
Thus much we have said to vindicate
our own accuracy of statement and to
convict the Portland Advertiser OF wan
ton and perverse misstatcment with the
very evidence of the truth in the hands of
its editor. As far as MIR. Blaine is con-
cerned there was indeed no necessity of a
word of defence from the beginning.
Having voted for the vetoed bills at every
stage of their enactment his record was
completc-and rs to his avoiding con-
ilict with the President we would be glad
to have the Advertiser state what MIR.
Blaine course was during the ensuing State
campaign of 1865. He not only con-
Quoted it with his usual activity as chair
man of the State committee, but especially
represented Gov. Chamberlain in a series
Of public discussions with the democratic
candidate Mr. Pillsbury, in which discus
sions the very points involved in these
yetoes were the main points of contro-
versy. But we forbcar further remark.
If the Advertiser thinks its course towards
Mr.. Blaine in this matter has been decent,
becoming and fair, we leave it to the free
enjoyment which such conclusion must
inspire.
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Grap,;c nan. Augusta Wednesday, June l5th 1910

JAMES G.. BLAINE,
WI. +. FRYE,
CYRUS NJ. POWERS,
FREDERICK RoHIE,
Wa. +. LOWELL,
Jos. Ii. WEST.
PAUL STEVENS,
$. ). MARBLE,
TIMOTHY WAIVER.
WIN. z. WiNGATE,
STANLEY I. PuLLES,
j. W. WAKEFIELD,
HIRAM KN0wLToN,
:. Il. THURLOUGH,
CHARLES Il. PAINE,
GEO. ii. kSOWLrOS,
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THURSDAY MORNING, May IL, 1870