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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

Some wears ago, in the New Hamp-
what noted for pumping thunder" made
a speech.-it was upon bill for taxing
bank diyidends-in which he attempted
to be very pathetic in favor Of widows
who owned bank stock. Yes, Mr..
Speaker he exclaimed. with indignant
energy, 'the gentleman from Dover who
introduced this bill, deaf to the cries Of
her orphan children, would strip the
widow---.' But before he could
conclude the sentence, he was inter-
ruptcd by lsugh.-Astonished, but
nndaunted, he exclaimed with pro-
found feeling: sGenllemen, it is not
the subject Of derision. | appealt to you
in all candor to say II it 10 not worse
than stripping. Put on this tax and
Won will drive the widow to her last
shi17r shouts Of laughter here petrified
him in his place, and he spoke no more
during the session.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

the lieutenant hal given the order to
return; and it was only through the
boatswain neglecting the order. and
making one cast more, happily q sue
cessful one, that led to our being
rescued. However, just in time is
better than too late;' relief reached
us at last; and in spite of sharks and
shpwreck, there was not a man of us
lost. thanks to Peyton Jones's heroic
conduct in taking that perilous swim
in the dark.-And now he's dead. poor
fellow
Possibly; but of influenza? No.
Ill never believe it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

William Everett, Esq, in his oration
in Boston, on the 4th inst, in speaking
of the blessing Of the sea, has an elo-
auent allusion to President Lincoln.
We give the following extract:
AID it is not only as q medi um of
commerce, not only to carry out its ma
tive wealth and bring back its acquired
iuxuries, that the sea and tho coast are
needed by great inland country like
ours. No, nor vet Tor that other mar
yetOus influence which only the sea im-
parts from its rocks and beaches, that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

The dogma Of "IDfallibilitv"
! declared ct Rome.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

ONE OF THE EXPERIENCES" OF CEN
sus TAKING. A census marshal in New
York had an amusing experience the
other day. He encountered at one
house the towering form of u Milesian
lady, and with suavity stated his busi-
ness. Look here, young mani and the
Young man looked Look here, say,
in 1860 man God rest his sowD axed
them self-same questions of me. he did.
and | answered then God save me for
it), and answered them with truth in my
mouth. did as Tm livin', and what
was the result! A war, a war, and here
We are again, tryin' to get up another,
are ye? Out wild We. When it comes
to the like OF yees runnin' about the
land wakin' up ructions, its time ye was
hung, and if We amt out OF this place
within the time wink me eve the hang
in will come off in the back yard lie
slid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

a REMARKABLE "RECOMMENpATION."
ne san rIauui>Cv Era gives copy OF
a peculiar certificate of character which
one of its editors gave TO Emeline. 1t
reads as follows:
She has black ewes and black hair
Whenever she comes home from wake
her eyes are blacker and she has less
hair by three or four handfuls. Emeline
is engaged, and her young man is the
most successful assimilator of butter and
sugar and milk that ever emigrated
from Ireland. He is equal to any de-
mand of this kind upon his stomach
Emclne has been vaccinated, but it
didn't take. This is the only thing
about Emeine that we know of that
wont take. spoons take, and hem
stitched handkerchiefs take, and she
can nail more pillow-cases and forks
within a given time than any other gi |
of the same size and weight in the land
of the free. The ''Sunday out" comes
twice a week. she can wash stockings
in the tca-kettle more efficiently than
anv woman. Her way of taking care
OF a baby is to hold it up by the legs
until it bursts a blood vessel. and if she
washes the windows she never sluices
water down on the pavement unless a
man is going by with new high hat
on then she sings it around BY the tin
cup full Emeline's most unpleasant
peculiarly is that she always blows the
gas ont when she goes to bed; but it is
better to encourage this practice i'll the
hope that she will suffocate some night.
She would be much more efficient As a
good quief, ,doci @ corpse than as serv
ant girl This was giving character
with vengeance But the editor reck-
oned without his host. He c0ufesses
that this recommend must have been
shown to Emclne's brother because
the latter has 'been sitting on our front
door step with discouraging club for
a week past, and we have gone i'll and
out through the alley gate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21

strange health-giving force which comes
from salt air and salt water alone, above
the purest inspiration of the mountain,
and the deepest rest Of the plains. There
Is nobler power yet which the sea and
nothing but the sea breathes into the
heart OF a nation. The mountaineer
learns the austecrer virtues, which are
apt to wither at the first touch of civil
ization. and the selfish independence
which bids every other nation stand off:
the inhabitant Of the plains learn to ac-
cuinulate wealth, with that sort of fair
weather enterprise which tends only
TO foster prosperity, and ends in slug
gish content. But it is the sea-kings
and their descendants alone, who enioy
the freeest liberty in genial intercourse
with every land, who tear their golden
treasures from the caves and foods of
he barren main, who make a sport of
danpers, and mock of difficulty, whose
messengers are winds, and the flames
of fire their ministers. We children Of
tidewaier, who draw in the ocean with
every breath. can hardly appreciate
what blessing We enjoy above those
who live far removed from it, was
told by one of our own lamented dead,
who marched with Sherman to the sea,
that some of the western men on arriv-
ing at the shore stopped down and drank
the water, of which the taste rather
staggered them. fear physical geogra-
ply was neglected in their school. But
another western man, worth all Sher-
man 5 army put to9ether,-I mean Presi-
dent L!ncoln,-told me with his own
lips in 1868, that he longed to stay a
while at the sea-shore, for he had never
seen the sea in his liie, except hastily
from the windows of railroad car. As
he said it; that wild, sweet, uneartbly
look of melancholy that he too often
wore, pla, ed across his rugged features,
soitenihg them To more than woman
tenderness. and lie seemed 10 say like
man who resembled him in nothing but
4 love of liberty, and the abuse he got
for it.
Il could lie down like tired child,
And weep away the life of care
W hlCh ! have home. Hnu YET must bear
Till death Ike .letp sbo3ld steal on me.
And might feel ia the wsrmaIr
My "h. eh grow cold, and hear the sea
Breathe Ger my dying brain its last mono,, nv
Oh. why was he not spared TO II one
summer more, that we might show him
the >eab How all our coast would have
risen like one man To greet him. How
all ihc Liucolns in Hngl am would have
fought to he the first 10 get him, and
the last to part with him, How we
should have walked his childlike mirth
10 tentold peaIs OF laughter at the sports
and stories of the sea-shore? How the
old fishermen and sailors would have
crowded round TO welcome the rugged
Wc-trrner that was so like themselves
how we would have laid before him all
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Business Garss.

The EllsSsorth American
.Iook, fara 4 Sub printing @tift,
s1Es ". n ru. WE.
Y. X. SA YER. Proprietor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21
By THOMAS HOOD.

III EIi''NI " TIVtII1.
1t was not in the wlnter
our loving lot was cast:
Ii was the time OF roses
We plucked them as We passed.
That churlish season never frowncd
ON early lovers yet;
q. no-;he world was newly crowned
With flowers when we met
Twas twilight, and pade you go,
But still you held me fast;
IL was the time OF roses
We plucked them as We passed,
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poctrp.
Stonewall Jackson's Way.
A REBEL wAe-sUNG.

land, Allegheny County, Naryl land almost in hear
ing Of the guns OF Antietam. About ten days after
that battle rst appeared in print in the columns
of the Baltimore Republican, headed Found on
ihe Body of Sergeant Of the Old Stonewall Bri
gadc, Killed at Wincbcstcr.N - The originai copy
had dropped from the authors pocket In the
h. then being special Correspondent of a Northera
Journal. II was az once set to music and the
".ympathixersr of Baltimore caught the tune
eagerly a- they had that Of My Maryland. but
their enthusiasm met with rude check at the
hands Of the Provost Marshal. who seized the
sheets. destroyed tn; plates, and cautertxed the
wound inflicted upon loyal hearts by applying
a red hot oath OF allegianc. to several Of the
music sellers Of tie city.
Oliver Wendell Holmes and Others authorities
have characterized this the best rebel song,
aud II has always been awarded pr ointment
place among the ballads OF the war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-21
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Renswer

Ecery wear increases the 1'Opm-
idrify Of this caissable Hair Prep
arafiOss, scIIich - due to merit
patrons ss1s e Il xeps ruiz wp to
its high standard. aud to those
srlSO hare serer used I ere can
confidently sag. that if II the only
reliable and perfected preparG-
fiOn to restore GRA OR FADED
HAIR to ifs yOMfisfai color, sn0k-
tug 0 soft, iMsfs'0ass, aud silkem
the scalp. by its use. becomes
sClsife and clean IL reneOres all
erMpfiOns and ddndrMt, and bv
its tonic properties pverenfs the
hair from falling Osf. as IL sfins-
Miates aud nOMrishes the hair
glands. By ifs Mse the hair grows
thicker aud stronger. In b0idness
to their normal t'i0Or. and sriN
create a mesc OrOscfh except im
erfrense Old age. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as 1t requires fesrer
applications. aud Qtres the hair
that spieNiid glossy aprearamce
SO much admired jy all. A. 4.
Hayes, VI. d.. State Ass0yer Of
Mass, says, 'fhe cOasfifMessfs are
pure ana carefully selected for
erceiienf quGiify. and I consider
1t the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes" We pMb-
Hsh a treatise on the hair, schich
sce send free by mail upon 0ppli.
cation, Mhich contains com men.
dGfOry mOsices from cierOv,Mem.
ghysicidns. the press, and others.
We hare made the study Of the
hair aud It's diseases q sDeci0nv
for years, and knOc that ere make
the most efecfire preparation for
the restoration and the preserr0-
fiOM Of the hair, e.rf0nf. and so
acknowledged by the best Nledi.
cal a0d Chemical Authority.
Sod b al Dr~ogia' and Dealers IN Aedicin
Price e.e ID era- Pes Bssn>
4. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA. E.H.
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Penobscot Valley Steamship Co.
STEAMSHIP ALLIANCE.
The steamship ALLIANCE, Capt.
tTH0S. X. sHUTE, will run weekly
NG1zfs5E7. between Bangor snd Bosasn, leav-
ing Bangor every Monday at O'Clock a. M,
touching at winterport, Bucksport, Sandy Point.
and Belfast.
Returning VIII leave Battery Wharf, Bos.
tss, every ThursAay, at ls n, touching above.
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
First class accommodations for passengers.
Fare from Bangor. .Winterport 4 Bucksport. $500
Belfast, $50
Meals extra.
Freight taken In stare 81 all Il mes.
For further particulars inquire Of
DIV. c. FOLSOM. Agt.
BucI sport A pril 18th, 1850. i7tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14
ToFFIcIAL.l
ny tho PrssIdsntorths Waited states
ofAmerfoa.

APROOLkMA
whereas, pursuant TO The frst section of
the act Of Congress approved the eleventh
day Of June, one thousand eight hundred
aud slxty-four, entitled "Au act to provide
for the execution Of treaties between the
United States and foreign nations respecting
consular Jurisdiction over tho crews Of yes
sells Of such foreign nations 10 the waters
aud ports Of the United states,"it Is pro
vlded that before that act shah take effect as
to the shipa and vessels Of any particular
nation having such treaty With the United
States, the President Of the United States
shall have been satisied that similar pro-
visions have boon made for the execution Of
such treaty BY the other contracting party,
and shah have Issued his proclamation TO
that effect, declaring that act 10 be In force
as to such nation ......
And whereas, due inquiry having been
made and satisfactory answers having been
received that slmllar provisions are In force
in France, Prussia, and the other States OF
the North German Union and Italyi
Now, therefore, DO Il known that I, ULrs.
sEs s. GRAHT, President Of the United States
Of America, do hereby proclaim the same
accordingly. ..... .. -. ..- . .
Done at the city Of Washington this tonIh
. day Of February, In tho year Of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred
[sEA1. and seventy, and Of the Independ-
sneo Of the United States tho ninety
fourth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

III Na.An
Impulse had 0eon given 70 49, .,.roS.
intellect Of the people mao VooO 49, - -
Tbs power OF Ensle I,. 800 80. W a.. ...,
where recognized. sS.,. - $500
was wrostcd rom oPa," :, aI u, hnsis1u
thencefor"ard conmanC ~ '"0 n'su r0"u "
America and inc lnoio''
It not necessary 70 go iur'her into the
history OF 'nese umes' II being sumeient 10
accounting iot tne present unhappy eonui-
uon OF spain tosnoW ene origin Oh ~ oecien-
slos IN me heanless bigo'ry Of 'ne nlng'
lacked " rope and priesu' WINE Ensihnu'
n" rival, pursuing atolerant course grew
'ne intelngent industry OF Perseeu'eu
nauon 70 her shores, ana emerged from
comparatively insignineant position into the
course "nien mas Tea 10 present greatness
ana ulsunes'on' In despne Oh rope ana
priests eno All tne weapons aud tortures
nnou tncy mao recourse 'toln iur1neranoe
Oh 'neir asslgus' what spain was In the
time OF rhnlp, tue b. BARTHOLOMEW mas
sacre, ana tns DESTRUCTION OF the terriole
Armada, (oles,ed nJ the Rope, VINO had
ehconrnun'catod hnglAnds Vueen' ana APP
proved 'ne pho" ior her assasainauon') 'nas
spain would De al inc present hms' IL the
wishes OF large number OF her people
under priestlJ innuence could have their
way Aiter the expulsion OF isabella an
association was formed By the clergy at
Madrid, called the Association dc Catoll-
Co.'S" with the object Of placing every pos
Siele obstacle In the vay Of Professionalism
A new paper was puellahed 70 defend the
ancient political organization OF the
Church," which Il was feared was " about
TO suffer important transformatlons." In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

Communicated.
Relative Dutles OF the Third Au-
dItor and second Comptroller.


Relative Duties OF the Ehe A"-
ditor and Second ComPtroner.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLicAN' In your
Issue Of the iith instant, I end announced
&C An Imnor,on NJ T.cIsior - "A b.ipr &c made
A.. a.. ,',,p ~, .s,t,a. -st0h Iii
oy tne Aehng lhiro Auu'or, "uiOn WI,
have the effect to change the practice Of
settling claims against the Government In
thai ofbce IN oases whore there IA a di,a-
orssu.rt between that Oficsr and The second
Comptroller" and again, In the same arti-
Gle II IL stated Heretofore The practice or
the ONCE has been 10 regard the conclusions
~ ~, 1900 ro,,,r, roii.r a. ,,or.,,o,,nt and
'a0 SoeO"N 80 = =.
o'"diHo upon the Auoltorj out an s1a"','"'
tion Of the laws creating the Treasury De-
partment and Officers, has satillsd the Acting
Auditor that mi. prac,Ic. IA ,r,on.ops, that
,ho And,tor /, . so.o,,i,o,, ossc,r Win m,
tAe AUDITOR - aeo'ora'nas 0neer Hnn lno
Couptroller," &C. The Italics In the ABOVE
are my own. IN ..H.
Now, let us look at the powers and duties
conferred upon the Second Comptroller and
the Third Auditor, and see II they are CO.
ordinate, aa claimed and asserted BY the
Acting Third Auditor.
March 3, 1917, Congress enacted see, D.
That In addition to the ofioer. In the Treas
ury Department, already esta6lishod BY law,
there shall oe the following oincsrs, namely
Fours auditors and one eomptroner,
Sec. mat II shan 6e me duty
Of the third auditor 70 receive all accounts
relative TO the subsistence OF the army, the
quartermaster's department, &C.,
and the second, third, and fourth auditors
aforesaid ahall examlne the accounts respec-
lively and certify the balance, and trannt
the aecoupts, VIII the vouchers AND eeE.ln-
Gates, 70 the second Comptroller for his dsei'
SioH hsrson.
Sec. Q. That Il shall be the duty OF the
second comptroller 10 eramin1 all accounts
settled BY the second, tAird, and fourth audi
tors, and certify the balances Arislng there
on 10 the secretary Of the department In
which the expenditure has been incurred !
and II shall also be bis duty 70 su-
| perintend the preservation OF the public ae-
oounts I,ibjset 70 his ysvision. -
August %, 1sI2, an act was passed 10
| amend the act Of january, 1887. Section 2
| OF the act Of 1919 IL as follows That In
auditing and settling the claims provided
| for in this and the act which this IL Intended
10 amend, an appeal NAV DO taken aud pros.
ecuted from the deciAion OF the auditor re-
IectlnR the claim 10 the second comptroller
| OF tho treasury, under the direction Of the
secretary, whose doclslou shall be eonelu.
alive. .A t|f..r Pc.
Il appears, therefore, that BY universal
consent, usage, and practice since the crea-
tlon Of the offices OF second comptroller and
the four auditors In said bureau, that the
power Of revision and final settlement rested
| In the second comptroller, and that hla de-
cisions were .anal. .....
the matter that all the functions OF the
Conn.roIi.r ~ tha Srn.o.,r, y,roac,ihod ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

EEv vosE HAnKEr.
EHw YoRK, Feb, l7-llo 2. m.--Cotton dull
Sp.1 and sissdI d FioSsi SSi.s s'S Ssi .s.sSy
wheat quiet and nfmJ winter 17of1is0 cents.
Corn quiet and steady lOt9loI. cents, Oats
Sins iscS cents s ;S suIs SI "a. nav rs AZ
t7oTS. Gold, lao.
BALTINonn, Fob, n. : Breaiauff. - We
see no change to note 10 the eondition OF The
Flour markell and We continue to quote dull
and heavy, though pfioes are unchanged. We
Mi. sIsndsTd Extra On pf II tsr5, w S
bbls. Howard Street Super At el.Tb, and 100
bbls; do. Extra At ts,1S per Dbl. :.
nr~ Sale. ,S Se were u foiIoH ssaS 400 100
bushels choice Maryland red Al las oents, /, 900
DO. good 20 prime DO. at las0lSS cent?, 900 90.
iSw SEHiSs DE- A. ssssns. md 1000 do
Corn,-Reoeipts were larger to-day than for
some dAys pat, the offerings reaehinE nearly
T.sSsa sAsT h IN pr.. b Ss l.S Sm s
slightly or. Sales sompIlss 1000 bushels
white ~ g2aos cents 5000 do. prime at es
cents and 1000 to 5000 bushels yellow at $50
RT-ws siIli quote at OOaioo cents for fair
to prime, but We hear Of no salea today.
2s "a ste.dy and ntm. Sales today
Csfss.-Ths market & very active, and prices
ars arm, Several eArgoes Apd Invoices have
eecn sold within the last day Or two, a. well
- sNSNnA NuN NVNAi
sales iot the past week reaehing nearly 20, 900
bags hlo, We quote a. before, Wis Rio
a. loon cents, gold, In bon6i for falr TO
prime eArgoee, And duty paid At nT0o
oenh TOT taif TO good, l16lIh cents for
prime, and ~ TO 10 cents, gold, for oheioe TO
iAnoy lots. Stock Of Rio here to-day 20, 900
bags.
CotfoA.-The market 10 outlet generally, and
for low grades very dull. or the better Grader
but few lots are Offering, most holders be-
Ing unwilling 10 accept current rates, We
quote a. follows for Upland, viz, TH0aIE
oents for ordinary, 23025M cents for good ordi.
nary, - oanta for low middlinE, and 1llSR7tk
oehta for abiding. .'-f =
hoianeg.--The demand IL very limited, and
We hear u no balsa worth mentioning. No
demand whAtsVer from boilers. We quote
noninally a. follows, Wis Cuba At 20 oeais for
new elAyed, ts0H eenta for do. MuseoVadot
Porto Rico at tSG5b cents, and English Island
n 1880 cents per EAllon.
~ Ised.Ewe 9nots BTownstun as before,
q sents for light, and iOplS cents per hushsl
for heavy.
PTOvtgfouf--We have still to report 4 good
demand for Provisions, with the market gene
rally nra. bacon We quote as follows. viz;
Qlbh. cents, and clear rib do. at iefiisl esnts,,
the inside figures being for round lots. The
IobblnG demand 10 active, and some sales are
making TO the trade, Bnlk Meat Ia ltill in de-
mand, and We quote a. be fore fully cured lots
nIn a l2hell cents Ter Shoulders, 1sIf cents
iorrio sides and lt6lg1 cents for clear RIB
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14

During his recent tour through tho South
Mr.. AlVord wrote the following letter from
.ApausTA GA, Jan. II. $50.
| TO Major GtH. o. o. HoHdrd, COMMITS,
si0nSr, de.-DEAR GENERAL; Arrived at this
place BY night train yesterday morning.
The schools In Augusta are among ths
best have seen, not so much In advance.
ment as In high tone and enthusiasm. The
| OF the DApusT nUulo ss..'...-,- nos, t,.o-
with the exception Of one (slKty pupllsS SUP.
ported BY county. commissioners, and two
smaller schools, tho eIpenses OF which srs
paid by tho freedmen thomsslyes, / AN
happy 10 report the above society a. doing
so well. The superintendent, Rev. W.. d.
Leigfrcld, appears, In all ways, TO bn this
right man. Their seven teachers, (thfeo .oI
| whom are eolorsd) arc accomplished and
thorough. Mr.. 8. has also GLASS OF ssSsu-
teen men who are studying the Scriptures IN
order TO become preachers. Tbs county
school Is we'll conducted by one OF the excel
lent teachers Of the American Missionary
Association, but she fAils OF prompt pay
from the county commissioners. Excellent
singing was noted In this school. - 2
In the evening Wo had an enthullAStle
nesting In cue Of the churches, when the
subjects of education, savings bank, and
general prosperity Of the freedmen ware the
thems. a number Of the sPeAkera were
colored. ..... O.. .ag. ....r- .tHl l1- s
One bali OF the population Of AugSssA,
Numbering 10 an INV, u eolored. Mhh
much 70 sIrSsgle against aud some diyiAlsn
emong themselyes 10 hellgioue mAuen, tue
, ,reeanen r he,e Afs my neeIng or snpeo,
tauons. Ihsy m hoooy are mofsinteuigent
and enterprialng than on the coast. p ~
Juat out OF the city "a Uettiemant OF
about one hundred famil -Sousthlng Ike
the bsly nII, AZ wAsnlng,on = where
suhll homeetsAas nave oeen PetenAsea ana
are being Pald Iori average Nelue OF eAch
nom tlOV 70 eoU, lneee hmLlea are
Joyousy cultlValhk thell OWE eAreenA and
provision groundsC Aiso nndlng work In the
city. me pureAu has ereeted lot them 2
convenient mouse, NOV used tor = sehool And
ehapeis "a L,LH ~ .gl, r..ls 1.
funher IN the lnte.ior inc freshmen are
buJing or renting land ana raiaing tnpI oWn
crops. A COMMUNITY o. snch famliiesl
about thirty miles puts I'm south CarolnA,)
came In . lew yssnce 70 Market thelr
crops Tor tue season. ihs had chartered .
railroad car ior Sa4O the round UP, ana
loading II Win cotton, corns oc,y e1cnhnged
the same Tor clothing,. furniture impie-
ments OF husoandry ana supplies for put
ting In their nsxt crop. uhey came 20 lua
90 returning, and begged very hard ih4t Z
teacher might Dc lsnI 70 their pettlainentI
Promling 70 pay AZ e1penaes; Theses ara
Indications OF the aTW ~ taeAe people
toward Independent home hfe and PtohtAOle
Although the savings BANK 10 Augusta u
one Of the most recently A3usned, y hes
over toO,VVOI SSl'VVVo Oh Hhleh ss1in 70 therr
ers Sns =, m, ,,or,, b.n,,, =, -, n
augusta u spending money In lotiery Tickets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-14
General Superintendent Education.

ALASKA wants 10 set up In business a. .
Territory, so as TO have Governor, secretary,
chief justice, associate judges, legislative
council, state-hOuSe, and lots OF things,
which are supposed to be pleasant for those
who can manage 70 bag them. VERY natural,
but will 1t paVl and phom will II pay and
who will have 10 pay ~