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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.
Justifiable Homicide.

A saloon keeper named. Daiker, fatally
stabbed deaf mute named O'Bren, with an
ice-pick, few days since. and WIS to day
discharged on the ground OF justifiable homi-
eide
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
NOMINAL, Aug. a.

Immense fires are raging in the woods back
of the village of Ashton. The village was
saved by cutting down trees TO make gap
between the woods and village. The devas-
tation is great between Ashton and Sholeville.
Only one or two houses are left unburned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
LONDON, Aug. "a.

LONDON, Aug. "a.
Noon-The following dispatches from
Paris contain the very latest Intelligence
from the seat of war:
Metz is entirely isolated. The Pruss slams
are strong in the west Of that vicinity.
Gen. Failly who was in command at Cha
Ions, is still there, but new disposition Is
suspended.
Gen. Mcmahon is strongly posted on the
plains before Chalons, with heavy detach-
ments at ST. Menehould, Ncrdun and
Rheims. He has l1j,U00 men under his con
troll well supplied with food, ammunition and
artillery. Slarpshooters are fastening to
Chalons.
SUMlMUEDE, Aug. "a
1t is said that the French squadron which
is in the Baltic have in their service an en-
perienced English Captain and n Danish
skipper. The French have also secured
pilots, by the promise of splendid reward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
FROM BANGOR.
BANGOR, Aug. "a.
Committed for Violation of the Liquor
Law.

William l.. Stevens, proprietor eff the Cen
trail House. was to-day committed to Jail un-
der sentence of four months imprisonment
and two hundred dollars fine, for violation of
the liquor law.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Bazaine's Junction with McMahcn
at Chalons Cut Off.
DISCONTENT OF THE OFFICERS
AND MEN UNDER BAZAINE.
BRUssELLs, Aug. %.

BRUssELLs, Aug. %.
1t is stated on good authority that General
Trochu intends within few days to invite
the Orleans Princes TO share in the defence
Of their country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
Dirn.

In Fairfield, 18th inst Slas Tozer, aged . years
In No. Nassalboro, Arthur j. Canham, aged "
and months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

The same Journal adds that it knows from
a reliable source, that the loss of the three
PIussian armies has been as follows killed
1000; wounded $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

La Liberte says the army of the Prince
Royal which reached st. Dizier some tlavs
ago, had not passed that place but on the
contrary had fallen back.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

Gold closed ll1!s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

lBy the Western Union Line-Onces in IIendee's
Buldng opposite the Post Office and at the State
House.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

The Garde Mobile and sharpshooters
camped around Paris, are constantly drilled
and exercised by competent officers.
Telegraphic communication with all points
in the departments of Elbe and Cote Door is
cut off.
The Minister of the Interior authorizes the
statement that additional advices OF favor
able character have been received from the
armies in the field, but information is pur
poscly withheld from the public, as some
Journals indiscretly give details which should
be kept back.
The Constitutional aswering assertions of
the London Times, that the French are in
desperate condition, shows that the Journal
arrives at its conclusion without waiting tor
complete authentic reports of the recent
events, and defes it to decide who is now in
the best military position, Bazainc or King
William.
The Constitutional in an editorial showing
an improvement in the military situation,
| says that it is reported that there was another
| engagement on Sunday the 22d, which re-
suited tavorably to the French. 1t gives no
particulars.
battalion of sharpshooters passing
through Paris last night, created great en-
,husiasm.
The morale of the city is vastly improved.
There is less singing and shouting and more
volunteering All the citizens are providing
them selves with arms.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. "a.
The St. Petersburg journal denies that
Russia is committed TO prevent the dismem-
berment Of France, as has been published.
She is, however, certainly unfavorable OF
that measure, but regards the agitator of that
question premature.
LONDON, Aug. "a.
| The Times recognizes that the dctermina-
ton of the Corps Legislatif In favor of self
government, will be irresistible hereafter
should the Emperor fail.
Russia has sent Bavaria a few millions in
gold as subsidy.
Napoleon's mission to Italy is ridiculed as
untimey and profitless.
The French blockadng squadron at the
mouth of the Elbe has refrained from acting
on the offensive.
A proposition by the Paris Figaro for plac-
ing lights on the Paris Notifications seems to
meet with favor. The military authorities
think the idea Il good one, as the dazzling
lights will perplex the beseigers and aid the
besieged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25
PARIS, Aug. "a.


The La Patr sem-official gan says there
exists at Vienna Prussian party encouraged
and paid by Bi>mark. 1t is said that the par
ties WHO played the odious role of CO have
control OF some OF the Vienna Journals, and
since the recent successes OF Prussia have en-
deayorcd to persuade Austria to act tivora-
bly,. making u handle OF the well known SYM
pathy OF Hungary tor France. The Austrian
government, however. has resisted these over
lures thus tar, and will, no doubt maintain
friendly neutrality. The La Patri denies the
story that by AustTia's Withdrawing the corps
OF observation Prussia has been enabled to
use troops; she could not otherwise have
moved.
The La Patric of day says, that should
Prussia defeat the great army now confront
ing them near Chalons, they will have TO
vanquish another before reaching Paris, and
besides, will find Paris itself amply prepared
to resist any attack. 1t is noticeable that the
people here are growing more and more con-
tdent as they learn how great the measures
OF deit nee are throughout the country.
False dispatches that were published in
the London Times, create intense indigna-
ton here among all classes. one great
effect OF these dispatches is to increase the
determination OF the French TO fight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-25

one Il Itdu9 10 receive tic enemy. SHoulu
the Prussians advance to the ramparts of
Paris they will find this out.
The Process of incorporation of the National
Guard with regular armies has commenced.
1t is announced that Prussian spy near
Rheims mistaking an officer for Gen. McMa-
hon, fired twice at him, missed his aim, and
dangerously wounded soldier standing at
the side OF the officer. The spy was in> family
secured.
The journal Official says the amount of the
National loan taken up yesterday far as heard
from was 620, 900, 600 francs, and when the
lists closed last night, at least 5000 persons
were wanting to subscribe were sent away.
The returns from Marselles Bordeaux and
several other cities have not been received.
The lists were re-opened this morning, and
large crowd pressing to subscribe Lo'n
quoted in open market 90 francs so c. same
figure as Rentes.
The Pres of this city generally condemns
the conduct of the deputies of the lett IN yes
terday's sitting in the Corps Legislatif and
Gambetta's attack denounced as i'll timed.
Advices from Aclon frontier town of Bel
GUM. l6 miles from Luxembourg says that
the violation to Belgian territory by the
Prussians are frequent occurrences.
Reported Prussian attack.
Belgian soldiers enter Belgium and Lux
embourg with provisions for their army, and
transport their wounded through the section
of a neutral territory; these facts lead to
fear that Belgium as IA neutral power may be
seriously compromised.
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THE CAPITAL.

Fro.n he Hatdllgenosr Of FtGraary q, 1859.
Both Houses Of the Legislature came to
an agreement yesterday, and passed . bull
locating the Capital. Charleston % the
chosen spot; and the bill cOntcmplates re-
InOval or the executive Offices the first Of
April, 1870.
As the permanent scat Of government
for the State we find no fault with Charles
ton Yet we think the time fixed for q
removal tllither Is three or four years too
soon. The amendment offered by Mr..
Lamb IN the Senate substitute, extending
the timG TO 1872, was nearer the mark.
We regret That itwas not adopted, DO
cause az present Charleston Is somewhat
inaccessible and Il Is confidently expected
that In few years she will have railroad
communication. The truth Ia, however,
that this location does not forcclOsc
future action. The next Legislature
will be chosen and will hold sGs-
sion before the bill becomes ope-
rative. The question win enter into
next summers canvass aud the next leg.
stature will be elected with special refer.
cnee to Il Tho next Legislature will
come up here with a full knowledge Of
what their people want done; and what
ever that may bc'lound to be on COM
paris0n Of views, 'oughtt6 be done, and II
Is fair to presume will be-whcther II be
on immediate removal to Charleston, an
extension of the time before removal, n
repeal of the act md q location somewhere
else, q contract for temporary arrange
mont here, or something else. We arc
fully persuaded that the cool judgment Of
DISTINGUISHED people Is, that the most judi
CiOuS anil advantageous arrangement
would have been attained by accepting
the Wheeling proposition. Tho Legisla-
lurc acted upon a different opinion; and
got into position in which It had TO
choose between q location at Parkersburg
and one ut Charleston, tho one immediate,
the other allowing year for cOnsidcrA-
ton. y rs,,
This location at Charleston with u
years interval Is equivalent to submitting
the question 10 the people Of the State.
Theiuueslion now goes out TO them, and
their wishes win DO indicated In the Cleo
lion Of the uoxt Legislature. This Legs
lature might have removed tho question
from legislation till 1875, might have
spared tic State oil expense till That time,
might lave had ample and comfortable
accommodations here, as easy Of access
ind In oil other respects more complete
that can he Ind elsewhere in the Suite, for
many years to come, and might still have
len the question open for aCtiOn ut the
end of that time. All this would have
been secured by accepting the offer Of
Wheeling. We arc persuaded that when
the people In all paris Of tho State come to
understand this, there will be n general re.
greet tInt the nITer was not accepted. Upon
the merits Of the general question, yet TO
bC settled In tile future, we arc willing TO
abide by the wish Of the people interested,
whenever that wish can get fair express
sion, and such an expression Is what We
hope for in the choice Of II Legislature
next fall
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A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsTERS.
"a Step BY step this commodity has attained
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Even In paralyGIS, where articulation was sus.
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spine restored the articulation, and materially
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10 MrJ. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mas.
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New York. ~ febS-dSw
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5000 $500, and 500.

They will bO issued as Coupon Bo,adI, T1dya6Is
70 BeRtF, andmAy be held In that form; Of
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the Bond made . .IaTAdREHt Repiasrad Bond,
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tered owned or his attorney. r' u7E4p6
The three classes will DO known respectively a.:
LIST. " CORpOn Bonds payable to Bearer"
I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons a..
tlehtd." i'a.' i' H.t 81
Cd. "RsgIStsred BondI With Coupons de.
tAehsd," and ShoiId DO 70 designated by Cores
poRduts IN specifying ne elAIS Of Bonds desired.
ThCy havethlrty years TO run from January
II, 1870, with Interest al SIX per cent pet Annum
Ir6m NovUmbOE1, $780, PRIScIPGL AND MTER-
ESr PAYABtH III 6oLD N THR orr OF NEW.YoRK.
Tho interest Ii payabIS In n ar and NnvENlEn,
that ID may tak6 the ilAoa of that Of tho earlier
Issues Of Five TwentIes, and suIttbe convenience
OF our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable in
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RlVorI with tho equlpment and all other property
andappdrtSnAnOeS connected Herewith. sr =
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"Wednesday, March 9th, 1870.

This traet Is we'll known as one OfitlH most de
sIrahlo aud valuable for gardening purposes or
residences on, tho Ohio side, while is proximity
10 the Wheeling market and the ABILITIES FIR
prompt and easy Communication. with that city
aud bridgeport Gt all times, give Il peculiar I'D.
VantAReH- II is8 T4Fe chance and al who thlnk
OF making 4 good Investment should be present
on the day Of Ralel,.,,, ;luil.s " ZIG ~.
suit purchaser. Underlying It IL q Six Foot
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BY deed or trust or mortgage.
ES-If the day should Be nnEAVoAble tho sale
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Plots can be Soon IN the hlndS Of Mr.. John
Bates, Bridgeport; on the prcmies, or with either
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chung Lhe IAte OI ItoDeSplcIITe. aIIu A iIta,
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Iner during iasL Falls camnaign. In which
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] tLat II the DsiSooaE would favor him
with their supDOrt. ho would pledge him
selfto yOte i6r lilo rcncal Of the test oaths
n modification Of tho registry law, and tC
favor any move TO ensranclisc Inc diseIl
lfranchisetl Of DIR State.
:. M. iC1TIIER. Of Gilmer, said he hsd ex.
nlainei his vote ON the registration bill In
IA f,TIner rennarks That the only thing
in tbe latter onnieI be regretted. was hii
REMARKS "if the Dela0crdts would support
ISc and he felt like the Dutchman who
when hc swaIiowed t,irpcntinc for whisky
sid ISTcin Gott, II | could only swallow
j. Linn hack apnin. n That be- had voted
aGainst the WELLS bill and would vote
against this, and in favor Of the FLIcE
amendment as compromise measure
the amendment Or nothing. ~,
The Senate refused 10 order Tue Dih !"
itS engroSsment by this vote:
YEIs-ltcssrs. APPLICABLE, Cook, Davis, Dayton
ME NaSSIN MELT A FaTnsEorth lPresldenp Bore
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m ltu T1,Wa '" c,' " - STorno. cNrntv
Benz. White, SherlH OF mercer county
House giIl 70 Incorporate 1sc Sna Nj eo
1as anu nGt So ~ i;yI,,6 o SENATE
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New Advertisements.
G Government Securities
No. Q Nassau street, New York,

PElRuARr Is, 1870
The rvnArkablSSuceesI which attended our ne
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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FISK & HATCH,
1870 ..i ~
fl. a Bankers.

P.s.-We have Issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which'wtIl DO furnished upon application.
tB- We buy and SSll Government Bonds, aud
receive the aeeopntS Of Banks, Bankers, curpor
atlOnI, and Others, subject to check at sight, and
allow Interest on daily balances. fchEl
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r AUGHLTNs EXPEOTOllANT 81.

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DIED.

wRIGHT.-on February e6th, 1870, JOHN II.
wRFuHr, IN the 9th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place rum uhe residence
Of his mother, on Fourth street, above Union,
this Monday afternoon At O'Clock. The friends
Of the family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
MeKEE.-In San Francisco, Cal, Feb! 6, 1870,
CLARA LEWIS, wife Of William r. Mckee, aged
n yam. w.
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Situated In, PCase Township, Belmont County,
Ohio, on the National Road. iwb nilVT west VI
Bridgeport, and three mlles. nom Wbstling.
TO NEST thaViewS jOi purchasers .lYhp wish
small tracts for gardening purposes, We have sub
divided, the bottom Into tracts Of O'tn 80 acres
each, Including portion Of pasture land, aud
will otGr theA0 subdiviEl0nG or parcels 1t public
sale on the premises, on f#. ,.t-r...F. ..s....
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WToAIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Bssays for Young Mcn-thO true eStI
mate Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
marriAge-tho fearful SOCIAL Evils OF tho day
the cause and cure. Sent frec, in scaled enVel
opOs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz
2, Philadelphia, Pa. jAnSs-d&w.
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