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, 1870-11-24
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| 1p*oo, oeaaf toant, Iowa, has yoted Isl On,
mo Iowa City ~ teo, In I'D Of The hu;,a,n,s y,
He !o~s Southwestern Rail1usd. "
-toe eats % NE Davenport i St PM p,,,.,,n
~ e3pee5sa INTO Aaquokesa tto1ty.nina mis-.
] Mouth. 4o eose OF t1a
i-Tns Bellesii1e southern n,tn,,. ,.r
nov running shzoozn t.atn ID nno-,a,a s"sa ~ y
a"eE q sefeat5-Sour niies from Ea,f n -. '~
-iae Uoooae ON the Czrthaxc I putnrv ~,
so' consequent upon tie rupninS sv.~ - -. -
aoacso1s without pairing tnei. 1.ho,... ~. ~ ~
@ eesed ~ tha sal1Nay oonpaaT. aod h. n,.n r,
-. Up "a 1oas been made by parr4.a n -. t,
ot me iowa Southwestern S.1trn.. ~ " :
DIM ~ ~ @ Sopae' laotla1t orer ,ae eon,n1s. -
resdy tn Tn4s = - aa e to theis toxp. Texn
.@o, N DeeatW County, neertnv -. - u
afeedasnn passed pacdgtne The reht =, u, Is .0a
st-"Wpef nile hrouRh toe countv. - n a
oeo'e' Anae county, the to6nthtp rtsht ~aa -
VIZ psedaeo- and 5000 pes mris tn-,s,.4 ~ "o
~3nsn1p; u Charlton the saus n1et.. s1 $500. .ae
1aaN w mads tass Was received Il -. .1s~s e.
-. -1ns ~, anx.nees @ 4sortaezn a.1x.y eonn,-t.o
nc nfss SECTION Of tu nae On sstrr,s,e eohple.ea
Ironing VIA nul1hed to ceds,onrr "oea me
- mllas. di1sauee Of
sioux CITY loWS, hopes to 1,.r. . .
ue te.easo ! Rock Island Rau.osd h,,,, ..ea. u
PoAas - maes FE4t Of Des Antpex. th... 1
aosang the Northwestern Rstf1o.A !. as,.a~ t,te
roa ooonu; thsnc9 70 New laa; tnence ~ es.ssr
a0. Eeosienfn IN Ot,xxa .r.t.. 1 ~ ~ s,oo!
sfeus N aoux CITY: "Thla road Il ~. ~ .asian 1a
baa as hare ny tnsoz NATION d!rnc. f,,sn q %
the phecto11.~. s~~ -to0 one OF
-11a'ns On tho Southern Ntnue,o., p.1-...
e.a,s e n0s o,ns4 rrnnx xss ,ai nssxea wess., Fa.
Tue LIT Of December the cafs mn ,H,, = a Anont
bsso cny, 10 miles nom Lacrosse, "1ane'
THO lake cry tAtnn.S LAadr ss,,. u,x
Dodga hs engineer of tha Rtree Rs5,,,.. a. -
ofoay informed n shst Laks CITY eou1d - n-
ts4 . 81 fan1 tcfore The IN of Iuiy nast ~ ~
hsf tho cMueeltan nelox Nfl b cornn1esed ~
onE afiAf.=- -, ~"
, 1870-11-24
The Ikcv. DIR. Evcxts and Ytts ma.

liEncrs.
That eulnently pio1s sheet, the New York
Independent, having allowed correspondent
to use its columns to elander the Rev, DE-.
ETerte, Of this city, the {Chicago) Standard
thus resists an attack upon minister Of it's
denomination. and whom, 1t might have ad-
ded, 10 as universally respected as he il vide
~ known among all classes Of Christians at
the West: --~
Tho following just rebuke il from tho last
number OF the Examiner and Etrpa,cIe. It In
happy circumstance that the name Of the
correspondent who mierepresenta and ma1igns
his brethren is concealed. In this case Zig
no5ance is Bliss" VIC hope the nxmo viii
never bo known Such w1nton, inexcusable
stack upon minister occupying the position
OF Dr. Everts. through the covert Of 4 nevs-
paper correspondent, cannot be too severely
cordenned:
Men sometimes receive very hard psy for hard
Mo'f IN good cause. 60 Il seems to be with our
paragraph Il RolnR the ROUNDS Of tho press repre-
EentnR The University and Seminary at Chicago
g heayty ID debt, and giving Dr.. EveFt8 thrust
!oE Eishipg 70 b. bishop or Pope.' and possibly
Hhy the Doctor ahoutd wiah 10 be .Bnhop,' for
ne u mat alrcady, and has been for many Yeasr.
lie could not wish to be = Pope fof he fnoTs
yeay wen that Popes are u an especially large
seo9nt eseo M ?9st now Aud y 70 h!s having ssplI1-
HI, MO really DO nnf believe tnst IL has AYR
oaa Inc 3eto!est hankertu4 for \ position Of the
Etnd. That ne has earnestly desired 70 SEQ the
UnlvtSaitT llbcrasad ftum It's embarrassment,
douht. that be has sought Is Do Iii within biz
little doubt" 4''''f>''' ~ 1~'' '17' -
, 1870-11-24

that aame day, Thiers, altar hay
ipEa been politely followed ont By Hsmark
into the street to his carriage, left In company
With Count Ha&zfeld, tho PFnazian bcarar ofthe
dsg Of truck, ,foe Paris. On the following Non
dsy, u 6 o'clock In thnayenins, Mons. Thiexs no
turned with tbs answer from Px.ia Into thesa
neadqnzrtets. His1 conference with Hsn1Ik
laased On Tuesdsy from Htf to ~ P. H. Tts
rreuft wae ~ expected, Of no contequeuos-
1he. Ph1iaiana arc u yet not tiaposed 10 cede
a inch Of Territory or deuodsh = stone Of
their fottrrsses. Thieza. whose peaco pro-
-ehritie4 ra wall known, looked
doNncaat, and. during yesterday,
be locked himself into his room, refusing
to SEQ IN! body. 1t ia eaid rh1t the old man.
when croseiog tho P.nsstzn ltnea On his re-
turn from PxIfa, WA very dovn-spirited, sad,
When asked BY P7nselan officer how 1t CANA
that be, hsyiug always advocated In hta writ
ings the zediyision Of tbs Rhine provinces, ia
nov opposed to tho ceauon Of Elaaaa and
l.othringen, he g1ve to answer. that 1.-THE
ttmea and circumstances have changed. had
but Little hope honn theae ooufeftnoes. They
appear to me something hke Greeley's 'volun-
ts1y etrands Of peace to NiaEa12 Falls. They
wero "a sterile Of good results ~ these Mil
surely PROVE War rourdnoe IL tho c.y on
one side, and unconditional surrender the
motto OF the othor party" Gyu1A.
, 1870-11-24

MANY coufedetaies" have nominated s. Bolivar
hockneF for Lieutenant Governor OF Kentucky,
The Democratic rsreJ IN the Kansas State Sen.
aieb unit On an the leading questions Of the
day. 1t constss Of one memoir.
-Cardczo. colored SECRETARY Of 8ase Of south
CafoHoa, u prominently spoken Of for the United
States Scnatorahlp rfcs I. ]. Robertson. xhnae
term explies with she Forty-r.st conaresa INC
fact that the new South Carolina Legislature has
acolorcd majority Of thirteen on tolnr ballot. IL
1urposed to be in Castcxo's favor.
The Schenectady II. - Siar reports that the
lteS. Samuel AckeAn, who, BY running A an IN,
dependent candidate for Congress in ,nc E,ea-
teeath District, secrred the defeat Of the rexuar
Republican candidate, WIS told by friend since
ne election that he " heard that he hai been IN
SAT- RtFeF;" but AckeAn at ouce replied. &C
eo' taas u missske. I did not 60 myself, bus /
sent man,
Tho san Francisco Alsa thus speaks Of the
California LegtalatRre: s.This mud Volcano of
ours which Kets into operation biennis1r nud no,
lutes the Whole atmosphere By Its foul exhata-
uoher fntoWs up more lars It one eruption fnr
the unhappy half million Of people who resttte
Nitafn the lmtts Of California than the Hrit,sh
Parliament, which has to regulate the concerns
ol an empire that CONTAINS rising one hundred
and eighty millions uf soular
The New York Sun says: "Ex-Goyernor
sc"eA. fno HaudsoneBt mhn in Connecticut m,
Gently Entertained Governor English 1t dinner. in
Asr!oto IN Tits location one Of the zoests
.Aea me Ex-Governor II he would be 4 candI-
date Tor Governor next sp.,ng. Pointing to 0ov-
esno1 English, ne remarked. IL that nan runt.
I'm IN This looks a II the Gtand4rd candtaa,es
Nood b. u the ac1d again 1t the ne1t election,
1t viii be then Jewels Turn To N1n.~
-1ne on1csAl ooant Of vntes poled It the late
elecaon n New Jersey hare been made public.
5oe Republicans elect John r. Hazleson, In he
John Han, In the Fourth, by AIS xod Georye
h'lseJ tRainA IN the Finn. BY masinz eots1
OF h,os1. The Democracy elect Samuel c. Fotker.
n Ihe Becood Distsict hT II, md John I. BIrd.
u INC 1a1fo, By s,s1s-a total OF 4,06a ltis m
aessoaod mat Ex-Governor Newell vii contes.
s,S eosaet = election IN The Second District The
c'ats, And The Assembly u Repabhcsns tn ~
Democrats. ~ 20
, 1870-11-24

There are about Il, 900 ctssr factories In III,
United States,
New usren dec.ee4 that only married ueu
are to oe policemen.
the CENSUS Of the Cherokee Nation. ,n.4 ANN.
pleted, shows popui1uon Of 1e,2ss, Of rhouu
7,7s7 zte pales and !, ,so1 are fema,eA
:" cz1ric, Il the 6ssson 1suaAuxy. ssys rs.s
II woru@A were u particular In the ehoostnr III :
Fhtuouf husband u men fyE in the choosing or !.
Tiftuocs wife, 4 mosA1 reformation would BE- k,rn
begun.
On he In Of January nc1t, 10 Of The CON-
stcta n the Nashsi1lc Teun.} Perltentfssy m n
b put Ut work At The Servsnce coal mine. 4
building u now being erected Tor their kcoomn,o-
dAtiou.
There Ii amons the london charitable 1nsu-
tutfons one called "Tue Deftttuts Cntldseat DIN.
nef Society," FlttJ-et&ht dining rooms wers keps
open last winter. and about 10000 dinners Rtytn.
But The benefits Of the charity were restricted to
children who we're pupils It the "ragyed y Of
me *ouans rights movement Ia the yscin.
~ o1 o0ATs, Canada, received nav tupesus.
AteE oAya azp, By tho ch1ue1xe Of m Euxt!sh
Nuuako. Tue wife Of I taboref On the Cansas f,ts,
oA RAILWAY, to light any nan ca ths 1tue for ffoo
nae Her hnsband had, but abort time nsryt.
oaa5s been victnE1ous in pftxe~ nvht tn Ehnn
unacctpted. 1>''''>AAAe
Upon Tho pahncatsm Of the tuss1neenes ~
~ eonsadsz q Metz tha follortnx psocssrnst,e.s
s1hued u Iyoos: HTns xanicins, 9rnnr0 !
4'sss1ea % M aeoe.fttea of xaettma, deeTvesr
, 1870-11-24

granting this motion, Judge Declns as{d: n While
inc 8upFezne Coufs Ind refused license 70 wum-
An IN another case, he Jet teouKht tho motion EaA
proper and In accord With the spitst ot TIC age,
ana u Wta ne unanimous sense Of the osrt no
dd pot 1eel Il liberty 70 deny tho motion" 3:
Wn supPoss that Judge Decius takes tho
position that although under our ststute no
court can admit peEscn to the bar but the
Supreme Court, ttill syery court csn allow any
person Il pleaste TO rraotice before 1t, and tho
supsene Court to be contrary 70 ..he spizit Of
our statute, the Fourteenth Amendment. and
the Civil Rights bill, = veil as behind tho
ariris qf tho sge, which allows :wonen,to ct ;
entered an order allowing Mrs. Keploy to
prsctice in bis court It il unfottnnste TOT
Mrs. Kepley that, under our presen. statute,
no matter how much hue1ness she may get Ia
Judge Dtclus' court, she cannot Recover one
io}lsr for her services, but is liable to pas
three dollars ~ penalty for every ono that l.
paid to her Is fees.-I Ed. LEGAL NEWS.
, 1870-11-24

Bccausa At tho recent election In this city,
but $1,000 votee we're pol1ed, tho Cincinnati
rapers anege that Chicago has no population
such IL has been returned By tho census. Tha
recent election was no test Of population.
The rota wae extremely light, being lcss thau
has bean polled in this city fot yearu. In 1864,
the city rolled q, ,239-within 1000 - many aa
:werc polled this yelr. In 1868, this city
pol'ed, for President, ss,s29 votes, On regis.
try OF Il, ,00o. The total number Of yetess Il
this time Is not less than *, COO At our late
election, Il, 900 mon sere not ahlo TO prevail
on themselves to rota for either OF the Con.
gressional candidates, and therefore absented
themselves from the polls.
, 1870-11-24

that yanderpool il guilty, bat fve Of tho
juzofa Oh the last trial failed to be con-
vinced that the proof Was complete The
defence has hardly arar anticipated IN ~
quitsal; but a repetition Of nais-1ials hsv-
inge1hausted the means OF tho prosecution,
the latter mustfai1, unless the State assunes
The. :fesponsibility II vsnd4lpool con=
mitted the mun1ar, 1t was for 4 aou not
exceeding s5, 900, and the tzials already
had hkSe cost fEe tiues th4t amount.
, 1870-11-24
Tha Vandnrpool case IN Mil

ihe Vandezpool case IN Michigan has
assumed new phase. The murder took
place IN Aanfstee County, which Is small
community. Tha drst trial Wig 4 most az.
penRve ones and resulted In The conviction
Of vanderpool The second trial too1
place ut Kalamazoo, hut at the exnenso of
Asnistee County, ths Witnesses, los in
number, having al bean brought from that
place. Tho jury disagreed. The expeoss
has bean very gseai, and Aauistee County
has no money to prosecute furthar. The
State n,akes NJ. provision for snah oasex
snd, - The county has no nsans to prose-
csats, the mnEdennx appears 10 hayo a aohanos
7 eseaPs 'Tssrei. nq, doubt entertained
- --1t1 .1-.EL 81
, 1870-11-24

The Ph0re de Ia Loire has the following harTI-
bic stoE7s "O1e Of our friends from Geneva,
Tnnsa Eord We can reiy on, has Mado t. rs the
loloNfn9 statement: Il hare visited the hnusa nj
the Empefut's household, and who followed him
from Sedan to WNhc1mshohc. lie described. IN
me most striking name, the horrible situation
cesses committed by the Bavarans II Bazei1tts ..
Whefc they have Killed and burned wonacn. chill
dEeu, and Cid men, and violated twenty-three
Auuo6x these women WAS Jouug girl Of Is. who
vas thruwn naked into hstAr-hedFe After ehe
6oltIiefE.'r
, 1870-11-24

Republican matoasy.. Observation-Disclosures. n
We giye liz and estimate 10 mnfe revenue
rcfo1ners-betideatb the urknowo-6i prutec
tioniste, with an estimate Of 10 to be elected.
na.ai8 caa be no doubt that nearly half the
unknown viii provs 10 be revenue tafo1m
err. Fer instance, the un1safguad Democratic
mcrcbess from Kentucky vii no duubt Tote
with tho revenue Etfozmets, u weu rs two or
three o3 the Republicans from Louisizna, seE-
erL OF the nav members from Virgins and
MARYLAND, Mr.. Nh1ack, of Florida: HI. Rice,
Of tho Tenth Illinois; oue ox two Of the new
Kisconein memhe.F, snd certainly nnre than
seventeen Of the New Tork nembers-
The Republican gxtns are in tbs Second
District Of ArkxnHas the Second Of Mime
tot1 the Fifth Of New Jersey; the First and
Ninth Of ohie, ind tho Twelfth Of Pea7ssl
rxnfa- Total, 9.
Tbs DsmonzHc gafns aze ii the Third Dis
t1ict Of Alabama; ths First and Third Of
Arapaas; 4foid2 tho Fifth md Eighth Of
Illinois the Seventh OF Indiana the Sixth
Of Michigan the Sixth and Ninth Of Mis-
eoui Ncvada; tho Fifteenth, Sixteenth.
Eighteenth. md Ihirtieth. Of Ser Tork The
Third. Fourth, Eth, and seventh Of North
Carolina the Thind and. Fourth OF Ohio ;
the Sixteenth, Saventeenth, Eighteenth,
Twentieth, Twenty-dTst. md Twenty-fourth
Of PennsyaEaEis the Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth. Seventh, and Eighth Of Teuuessaa; the
First Of Virginia tbs Ffr1t md Third Of Taat
Yuginia !; and The First Of Wisconsin. Total,
, 1870-11-24
THE ACADEMY OF DESIGN EXHIBITION

The exhibition OF the Academy Of De-
sign, which inaugurated their new and
handsome edidce, on Tuesday evening, was
unmiktakably popular success. Tho COL
lection OF paintings Was remarkably good,
as far as it went, although one can hardly
help regretting that such great artists as
tnness, Clifford, MaEntee, Eastman John
son, Duraud, Page, Edwin White, Whit
tredge, Bellows, Moran, and othe1a, were
uurepreeented- There were some pictures
which ~ere 50 unquestionab1y bad that We
were surprised to Sec them upon the walls.
There were other pietures agnin, Ike
Heslys "reRce-makers, and Pine's c.oup.
painted upon huge cauyssca, which should
not have been admitted, not be-
c-uss they are bad Of themselves,
hut because it is inevitable
that smaller pictures must suffer by the
sido Of them But on the other hand,
there were real works Of true art, like the
architectural paintings by Neal, the 1and-
scapcs of James Hart, Gay, Kense.t,
Church, and Coleman the portraits BY
lie Clear and Huntington, and the De Haas
marine, which wero credit to the ex-
hihition, and afford an admirable field for
study.
Tuesday night was the popular success.
The fashion Of the city diditself the pleas
ure, and the gallery tho distinguished
honor, 10 come to the reception, az7syed
in its gasest robes, aud pregnsnt with ex-
tenl"re high art criticism of harmless
order. Fashion rushed and crushed. ex-
nrn'ned Itself in DETAIL and
ne pictures in general, and
bad its toilestes, from poetillions
to shoe-strings, aired by the female
members Of the Jenkins family. That Is
ell very well OF course Thera ia 60 much
art criticism pent up in tho eoamuuity
that It is well to hare 4 vent for = INV
and than, and, If art must be the c.1na In
earry fashson for one night, it is pleasatt
burden which art can bear with patience,
But now comes the serious work for the
Academy. There is danger that the mana.
gers may be little dazx1ed BY their show.
and rels1 their efforts This f.shion,b1e
visitation may be accepted as an artistic
fact instead Of mere incident Of dteas
They should remember that the asne x,eo.
pie will rush IN the same full dress. next
week, to the Opera House reception, md
then let that gallery severely alone aa
they viii this The labor now remains +,
be done, and no ordinary Responsibilities
rests upon The shoulders Of the 1nanaoars
They have The materials and the onnor.
tunities to accomplish great work in this
community, il they set themselves abont II
Alright, and VIC hope 1t tho rury outset that
they will not make tbs fatal rnistate Of
running against the Opera House GALLERY:
There Is room hers for both, and each,
working IN its own sphere, can secu.e
valuable results. :-The Opera House Gal
lery must, OF eoursa, be devoted to axhibi-
ton only, and, in this respect, the'pictures
already received for ths opening nsxt
week promise ono Of tho grandest exhbi-
dons re have eves had here. -Ths Aasd-
:emy Is i more practical inststutiou, and
i
, 1870-11-24

Ine telegraph states that arrangements
are making in New York city for public
meeting Of Roman Catholics, to protest
against the occupation Of Rome by the
Italian Government, to the exclusion If
the temporal sovereignty of the Pope,
There can, OF course, be no objection to
sny part Of the people Of any city meeting
to protest against, or in favor Of, anything
going on in Europe. The French-Ameri-
cans have protested against the Prusstao
invasion OF Franco : the German.
Americans protested against Napo-
Icons declaration Of war; ths Danish
Americans protested against the seizure of
schlesxig -Holstein, and We suppose there
are always come persons ready to protest
against any current events, both at home
sud abroad, Protests arc cheap, aud ex-
tremely valueless. In this case, the pro
test is strange one. There is no invasion
of the spiritual power of the Papacv. The
ipfa1lbility of the Pope is conceded 1,r
Victor Emanuel. The personal aafetv 81
the Pope and of his ecclesiastical MINI
and liberal animal Allowance of monay
are guaranteed. But the peop1s Of 1ta5v
demand government that il not eccles;.
astical, and they demand that Rome ah,u
be it's capital. The peon1e NJ Rome
with a most remarkabia nn.n;m;,v
yosed to make that c;tv tha- ,o,;;;
cal csp;tal of I,s,- VIZ
IN this meet;n,, n n-o+ost ao.;..., r1e" .a.
arc to protest apainst tha r;abt ~ .ho 49,,
, 1870-11-24

the suppty Of w1r material 70 Prauce, received
from GIeat Britain. It y c1ximed, IL not u lzrgo
- has been inserted by Count Befus.pH. f6e
P1usdan Minister. Ftum the monthly returns Of
the 8Ituah Board Of Tfxde, It appears ttat dur
exported from Great Britain Ts,7H mail AIMS
ND 31s3 go po1nda ot Ennp;vaeEt agx:nxs 1850
x0111 axMs md a,7W postnds Of xunpowder
m fneTe4seln 1ssn OF - LII ztca1 xrzss, apd H.
Erease OF - III pocrs1s OF Knpo1deE OF cal.
t1ceeded shat d The corresponding months -
1s@ y TIE kmoUnt Of Il, ,tn1 TINS: md al hnrras1
tns.e Hste exposted u the Mo maashs IS3
aroEe 1he Uzoxl Expcat29on scarcely }nxst8e@ ~
tntxn1nf pzoseE5 d Bskmsst. -, estH
, 1870-11-24

terested ~ hs In \ full snd frank ststement ~
the faeta.1-, ons thing 1t ls4at Is vaET eyident'
II :Mr. 6p.ague atisfactoriIy explains THU 81
tr4on1ins1y charge. h;a opponents In Rhods
Island will be decisivety and hnallF oYer.
thrown, md bis power nust remain for . lonc
time uptesktlnbfe.
, 1870-11-24

A~A-'"'''''"'''ss-. 81, ,a11ss sB3
These nsnres comprise only contributions N
money md exclusively such a. were received by
TIC central committee, No. II, under d<. Linden,
II Berlin. sunni directly employed whera they
we're collected, or sent to special Localities hosp
f4ls, other committees IN other cltles ato not IL
cuded In thla report Upward Of is, 900 Prusslsn
thaless have been forwarded to Berlin from the
Cnlsed States since the twentieth Of October
last
, 1870-11-24
THE CENSUS.


We give below table showing tho runbef
Of fa1Is, the number OF manufacturing c.
sab!iehmeots OF al kinds, tho number Of
dwellings,, !. and tho number Of deashs in 1863.
in each county in the Eastern District OF
Michigan. The first thEeo columns are inta1-
esttng, Is rhuwing tho material prosperity o.:
the people, and the last column "a ahoHin.
the healtA.uIuesa nf the Skatas.
, 1870-11-24

Of his Army of the Loire, by defeating an
inferior force Of the Germans, under Won
der Tam, in two days' fight But before
the skilful and overwhelming advance OF
Prince Frederick Charles, Generals Msnteu.
fel and Won der Tam, in a oonverctna
movement, he must 1et1eat OF fall into an
other Sedan. The preponderance OF skill
and numbers on the part of the Germans
reduces the surrender Of Paris TO simple
question of time. Under these circum-
stances, some of our contemporaries may
a1unse themselves and the public by pub
liAhing statements, that skiing Williams
baggage was packed last night ready 70.
flight, and will be again tonight, and that
II the situation Of the German arnies il
extremely critical"
Everything now points TO the fall Of
Paris within few weeks. To bombard
ard storm it would be favor to the army
Imprisoned within it. It wonld give then,
something to do. In the ABSENCE Of This,
the P1ussian cntrenchments make 1t quite
as desperate an undertaking for the French
to attempt sortie as it would be for the
Germans to storm the city. Rumorz OF
an intended and immediate bombarlment
continue, but are unofficial. Famine, 4
more fatal and terrible weapon,
is fast exerting its power. Lei
Us shopcthat, by some intasposition, the hor.
rora Of another strasbourgma DO spared to
Paria But, if they ara not, let us reuam.
, 1870-11-24
THE GRAND SERIAL STORY

VI Lee sea3h u hy GEORGE MAC DONALD. the .issos
stag amoux Eas14h wrtsesa
=" SovE1A1n FrxHER eoutafps IN original poem
81 eteat heanty by WILLIAM NORRIS, and The b
kana.E Of b1illfant stuy by RRHECCA HARDING;
uAsls:a \ Humorous Poem. Jeremy Train-Hts F,r.te:
and aamhes oE other ttfikius contributions
tHt DkeD9HKR NCABER Ia 7peciatly rieh In ptcto-
rial md popular attractions charming Th.af.iv.
int IN article of esptefa tnteres, to knsfueerx
ana III interested in evat public N. tho
Hoosac Ipnuel Choice Poene, Essays Sioea Sketches
FNehts: On to Beru; Articles On timely topics, By Dr.
Holland. &C.. &c.
, 1870-11-24


The Lewiston Journal a1Js it will bs seen
that Audroeeoggiu, Arooatook, Cumberland,
and Washington have gained in population
Andsnt coggln ard Aroostook taking the lead j;
ard that penohseot, Franklin, Hancock, Ken
nebec, Knox. Lincoln, Oxford, fscstaquis,
loet--sagadahoc, Lincoln. and Franklin hay
Ing lost the mcat proportionate1y. The ship
building counties, It viii be sesn. haye suf-
feTsa the moat, and the strictly. agricultural
connties come next Aroostoot IL an axcep-
ton to this, but ~ sho Ia new county, Just
within the rule- The increase Of population
can be t1aced In almost every instance to the
development Of water power, which has not
only furnished employment far young men
aud women who would otherwise have laft tho
State, but has supplied home market for tho
Agricultural region surrounding Il. Tie cen
sus areaks TO us In eloquent terms Of tho
Importance of developing our water poWer.
, 1870-11-24

FROM the Iort.and .34reztiser,
It appears that sn error was contained In
the footipgs OF the ceuaus Of this State pro-
yiouely pabliahed, caused ty couating one
than we have claimed. Tbs population Of the
State is 62s, ,719 against 6a3, ,a79 in 1860, gain
Of only 40 We publish herewith corrected
tAble giving the population by couu ties: