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The New York herald., 1870-06-14
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C


AT BARKER 4 HAMlINS
IA CITY AUCTION MAKr AND n. Y. TATTERSALLS
OF broadway and Thirty-ninth street.
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
Regular Auction Sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Centenens Private establishments disposed private
public sale TO the best advantage and general
ment Of Horses Carriages Harness. and EVERYTHING IN
THE "NOkSE LINE" to suit the all classes pur-
chasers constantly on hand.
Outside sales SOLICITED and promptly attended to.
liberal advances made everything horse line"
Superior sabing for sale.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

FLEETWOOD Park.
Il WEDNESDAY, JUNE g, 1870
The Association that they will handsome
piece Of silver exhibition IN the window of Ball,
Black 66s and b67 Broadway to be rotted for the
above day. Entrance free for all horses that
ted for money belonging to members Of the club The
will be mile heats three In i've in harness. Entries will close
the 10th day OF June at o'clock r. M a the Club House.
Fleetwood PARK Cars leave Twenty Fourth
avenue depot at halfpast two O'Clock r. NJ. Race
mence promptly at half-past three O'Clock.
HENRY DATER, President.
DICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
III The June Exhibition will be held at New Dorp Staten
Island Thursday and Friday 10Th and 18th june Racing
commences mt r. NJ. Train connects with +. NJ boat
from South ferry. Admiss<r y cents.
SAMUEu BARTON, President.
WIN. W. KELLETT, Secretary.
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
Through line TO


Freight and passage greatly reduced
Through rates, New York 10 San francsco,
First class, S,eerage,
el2b to $40. roo.
According 10 location OF berth.
These rates jnc.de behs board all necessaries for
the trip.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier North river foot of
CANA etreet, at II O'Clock noon,
the 9th and 2ist OF each month,
except when those days fall Sunday the day pre-
yious. - -
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
June 2l-HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Maury; connect
ing with COLORADO, Captain Farnsworth
steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco July l. 1870
for China and Japan
All freight for San Francisco will fast received
until 4 L. NJ. Monday, June 20.
Freight for Central American and South Pacific ports
will be received r. ". Saturday. June 1S
the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting nlano
charges, &c.
For freight or passage tickets all further information
apply at the ONCE, pier ~ North river.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York.

AT the annual election, held the Office OF the company
for nine Trustees Ill the places tor four years OF the cas9
whose service limitation, and one Trustee
10 Gil vacancy the following were duly elected
The whole number OF east was 4,6Il.
Frederick y. Winston received l6l0 votes
John v. l.. Pr,yn received <,6l votes
William Bets received 4,6ll votes
John II. Deveitn received l,6l0 votes.
Oliver II. Palmer received 4,6i0 votes.
Richard A. McCurdy received 1910 woes.
Jamcs q. holden received 4.6li votes
Herman c. Won Post received 4,6ll votea.
George Z. Richardson received 1910 votes
To oil vacancy
Alexander H. Rice received 4,610 votes.
TIVE scattering votes
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees, held Wednesday,
June 1870 Frederick s. Winston unanimously reelect
ed President. j. NJ. STUART, Secretary.
ITO AMERICANS VISITING PAgIs-JAMEs w. BELL,
artist tailor III FitE avenue, New York. has opened
branch house NJ No Rue Scribe Paris for the of
producing the latest styles OF American and European
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A POOLS WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT
n. Rley's, OF broadway Twenty eighth
on the jerome Park Races, THOS. B. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Once and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.
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ELEETwOOD PARK,
i Morrisania, Westchester county.
Special premium g. 600. Fleetwood Association will give
Of 00 for horses that have beaten 80 two
miles and repea in harness to be ro!ted the above
course, June 2 81 $40 to the horse, &4c0 the
end $500 to the third three to enter to start
Ehrance 10 per cent must accompany the nation
TO close at Joe Crocherons New Baysle House. OF
Forysccond street and Seventh avenue, Wednesday, June
IT, at p M. All entries by mail TO addressed to Henry
Dater boz lhls Post Office New ork Cars New York
Harlem Railroad leave Twentysxth street and Fourth
nue. at 80 =. N. Race promptly a.sl5P
HENRY DATER, President
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
L THE LEADING pAPhn OF NEW YORK.
THE FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS
THE BEsT REPORTS OF EVERYTHING.
THk NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS ALL
THE FASHIONABLE GOSSIP,
THE MILITARY NEWS,
THE CLUB MATTERS,
THE SUMNER RESORTS,
THE SPORTING NEWS,
TIiE POLICE COURTS
THE DOISGS OF THE CITY,
THE LATEST BY TELEG GRAPH,
THE LATEST NY MAIL.
THE WALL STREET MARKETS
THE GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
TIE GREAT CARTOON PAPER,
"ALL OVER the CITY,"
Two CENTS COPY.
Parties wishina THE TELEGRAM served mt their resi-
dences should leave their stand
at the publication oce, Nassau street. Subscription So
year, 81 u month.
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A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB. JEROME PARK, WE'D
n nesday, June Is, hurdle and oar other Extra
trains from street, l each day Races
commence Mt ~ y. NJ. A. BELMONT, President
a WVEATI,Y Secretarv
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SPORTING-DOG-, BiRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saie.Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking Birds, at b. DOvEYS No. Greene street,
OF Canal
N Blades attended bv Mrs. Dovey.
E,OR sALE-A FINE BRED AND VERY STYLISH AND
IL handsome Setter Dog; is well broken quail and
grouse Price $S5 Can be No Cedar street. Thurs
day, June IL, after 10 A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
Political Notes.

Maryland estimates its colored vote at 81,
600.
The Argus is likely still to have the bene-
fit of Mr.. Beck's assistance in compiling its
editorial.
An attempt was made to hold meeting of
colored Democrats in Baltimore on Tuesday.
but the affair turned out to be fizzle.
The Philadelphia Press saws: The Democ-
racy of Pennsylvania is party with nr;nc;-
Piles 1t dare not avow. In certain sections of
the State its paDers proclaim themselves and
the party as in favor of free trade; in Others
where the voice and vote of the miner and
working man are more potential, they are
silent on this subject.
The regular Republican Convention at JEFF
ferson City, Mo-, Friday, nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Governor, Joseph McClurg;
Lieut. Governor, Alfred Harlan; Secretary Of
State, John S. Slower; Treasurer, Chauncey
). Filly; Auditor, G.. A. Mozier; Attorney
General, W. A. John. The liberal Republi-
cans, who left the regular convention, made
Carl Schurz permanent President, and nomi-
mated the following ticket: Governor, B. Gratz
Brown; Lieut. Governor, ~. Grenelly; Sec
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
The elimination.

The success of the Prussian arms has sur
passed what the most sanguine have dared to
hope. The surrender of McMahon virtually
settles the contest France has no other army
that can hope to make any successful resist
ance to the victorious armies of GERMANY.
As well might the Southern Confederacy have
continued resistance after the surrender of
Lee as France after such catastrophe. The
third Napoleon has found his Waterloo, and
one will probably finish him. This is the
fifth time a sovereign Of France has been de-
feated and prisoner, and each time since the
first, the Germans have had hand in the
affair. The first time was when French
King and his son surrendered to the Black
Prince OF England. The second time was
when Francis |. was captured before Pavia by
the troops of Charles V. Napoleon 1. was
twice in this situation, and now the nephew
Of his uncle has an opportunity of trying the
experiment.
Scarcely any event since the downfall of the
rebellion has been calculated to give greater
satisfaction to mankind at large than this,
Indeed. the war has been on the part of the
French rebellion against universal law, and
treason against humanity. Heaven and earth
may alike rejoice that a just retribution has at
length overtaken the great criminal, whose
only service to mankind has been that for his
own aegrandizement; he has kept in'subjec-
ton hydra-headej despotism, worse than
his own. Such catastrophe must be i'm
mensely demorazing to the French, seven
eiehths of whose virtue is valor. 1t is impos-
sible not to feel a certain sympathy with them
in their overwhelming calamity. Yet they
are not blameless. Napoleon knew that the
national pulse beat in sympathy with the
movement. So strong indeed as this sympa-
thy that M. Theirs had to be protected by the
government from mob violence, simply be-
cause he protested against the war.
Negotiations for peace cannot long be posi-
poned. The power of France is broken. and
longer continuance of the struggle would be
but wanton sacrifice of human life. IF tho
Germans show as much wisdom in making
peace as they have yalor in conducting war.
Europe may count ON a considerable period
of repose and recuperation. But peace that
is too humiliating will only provoke renewal
of the struggle. No peace can be permanent
that makes war upon human rights. After
so desperate and exhausting struggle both CT
the combatants need rest, and ought TO be
willing to settle their disputes in accordance
with the immutable principles of justice.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
A CHAPTER of Fac,.

Space is valuable in newspaper, and it is there
fore proposed in this advertisement to condense a
variety on facts, important TO the public, into a
small compass. Those facts refer to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated melicine il.
and what it will do. In the first place then, the ar
tice is siimulant, tonic and Alternative consisting
of a combination OF an absolutely pure spirituous
agent with the most valuable medicinal vegetable
substances that Botanic ae-search has placed at the
disposal OF the chemist and the physician. These
ingredients are compounded with great care, and in
such proportions as to produce preparation which
nvigorates without exciting the general system, and
tones, regulates and controls the stomach the bow
els. the liver and the minor secretive organs,
What this great restorative viii do must be gath
cred from what it has done. The case OF dyspepsia
or any other form of indigestion, in which it has
been persistently administered without etfectino
radical cure is yet TO be heard from, and the same
be said OF bilious dsorders intermittent fever
nervous affections, general debility, CONSTIPATION
sick headache, mental despondency and the necn,
liar complaints and disabilities to which the teehe
are subject 1t purifes all the fluids of the body
including the blood. and the gentle stimulous which
it mpars to the nervous system is not succeeded nv
the slightest reaction. This is chapter of tacts
which readers, for their sakes, should mark and
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
News nv the LufcAf N "a lis.


Minister Bancroft telegraphs that Napoleon
surrendered to King William on condition that
it should not prejudice the Regency.
Coin balance in the Treasury Friday, in
round numbers; Coin, $100,O00,OOO; gold GER
tifcates, $2s,oOO,O 900; currency, $3s,OOo0Oo
Schooner Paragon filled at Eastport Satur-
day and destroyed a valuable cargo of fish for
Boston.
Schooner Hartford, of Bangor, sunk off
Providence Saturday.
News has just been received OF the loss of
the ship Halsa in the ice off Greenland Oct.
10th. Crew saved. The ship was part of the
Polar expedition.
brief dispatch says the Great Western
Railroad is to be wrested from the clutches Of
Erie.
All the money, bonds and other booty stolen
from the Methodist Book Concern was returned
IN strong package Saturday forenoon by
messenger, who left it at the Concern and then
run.
Hon. Mr.. CampbelPs mission to England has
been productive of important results. In the
future Canada will have a voice in any modifi-
cations that may be made in the fishing regula-
tions, and the Canadian claims for losses sns-
tanned in Fenian raids. will be put on the same
footing as the Alabama question i4-
Robert Buffum, the murderer of Mr.. Seay-
ems, who is now confined in jail in NeNbure.
N. Y, made a most desperate and extraordi-
nary attempt at suicide. Standing on chair
he dived down on the stone floor of his cell
striking on the top of his head. This he per-
formed eight or ten times before the TAILOR
could open the cell door and stop the perform
ance. After each performance Buffum re-
manned for few moments as if stunned, and
then reviving he would get ON the chair and
dash himself to the floor. When the door was
opened several of the prisoners rushed in and
seized the murderer. He struggled With all
his strength, but at length he was overpowered
and held down on his bed by three of the
strongest prisoners. The cell presented a hor-
rible spectacle. The floor was covered with
blood from terrible wounds on the prisoners
head. Blood was spattered about on the walls
of the cell and the prisoners clothes were sat-
urated. While dashing his head against the
floor the murderer yelled, "The Masons are
coming after me. They will cut me up alive.
I must get away from them or they will cut me |
up into inch pieces" &c. DR.. Lee was called |
and found several deep cuts in the scalp, but |
not necessarily dangerous unless erysipelas |
should supervene. The reason the skull was |
not fractured was because the scalp was un-
usually thick. I. was nearly an inch in thick
ness.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

MUT1LATIoN OF THE STATUTES The Star,
whose elitor has been connected with the COM
pilation of the revised statutes, and is engaged
in supervising the work as it goes through the
press, defends Mr. Baker from all design of al
tering or injuring the statutes, as has been
charged He says:
After the completion of the work of revision
of the laws since 1857, the Commission was d.
rected, at the last moments of the Legislature
to Incorporate also the laws of 1870. This was
hastily done and as hastily accepted, and the
whole work enacted to take effect next Febru-
airy. There was still, however, more to be
done in the way of references, &C., so as to
make the work complete and elaborate This
necessitated the holding of the work BY the
Commission and its use for a considerable time
before it went into the hands of the person to
prepare printers copy. 1t was during this
time that Mr.. Baker, alleging that some por-
tons were rudely thrown together, made
changes in the way of more completely incor-
porating the new provisions and rendering the
text, as he said, more concise. 1t has not been
declared that this was secretly done, or for
any but declared purpose to improve the
work; and i6 is simply to do the gentleman
justice in this particular, that we write this,
coupled with the more important desire to as
nothing very calamitous to the public interest.
The whole work, strictly, was an ensrossed and
enacted bill, deposited in the Secretary of
States office, and it was altogether unwarrant-
able to change it,; and yet the peculiar circum-
stances OF the case ought not TO carry the i'm
preston that Mr.. Baker effected this candes-
timely and with sinister motives,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
FOE SALE !!
The Elegant Residence of Gins. IN. Ere G.
Int of Portland, deceased.

CITUATED on Spring Street, No. 1872, in the west
y ern part of the city.
This is three story brick dwelling house and ell
thoroughly finished with the best OF materials fitted
with all the modern conveniences, including gas.
steam apparatus Tor heating, hard and soft wafer,
hot and cold water in evtry part of the house, bath
ing room, &C. The walls are frescoed and painted in
oil throughout, the drawing rooms not surpassed by
any in the city for elegance and taste. and the dining
room finished in solid black walnut. There is a
fruit trees of different kinds making this one Of The
finest residences in this city, Ii desired, a part of
the price can remain on mortgage For further par-
ticuars enquire of JOSEPH A. LOCKE
Executor. "A Middle corner Exchange street.
aur(,dtfsn
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

Rotary Of State, L. F. Weigle; Treasurer, Sam
uel F. Hayes; Auditor, David NJ. Draper; At
torney General, A. F. Baker.
J. Allen Barker of Grant county, was on
Friday nominated for Congress by the Repub-
licans OF the Sd District of Wisconsin.
The Democrats of the Third Congressional
District of Ohio have nominated Milton Tay-
lor
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tue only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable i'm
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
v.s the hair soft ani eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 16 Bond st,N.Y
June 3-1s70sNd1yr&w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

CoLLIsIoN.-The steamer Cambridge, Capt.
johnson, from Bangor, while proceeding up
Boston harbor Saturday morning, got in col
llsion with the steamer Ulysses for Nahant.-
The latter was SO badly injured that she was
run ashore. No person was injured. The
Cambridge received but little damage. At the
time of the accident the Ulysses was going
down to bring up the regular morning passen-
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

PERSONAL The Star is informed that Mr..
Haines, the Democratic candidate for Congress
in this District is still very i'll. On Wednesday
he was worse than ever before during his long
illness, and sees nobody but his family He has
not yet been told of his nomination by his par
ty. His place as treasurer of some of the cor
porations, has been temporarily filed.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

A special dispatch from Portsmouth to the
Boston Herald says it is reported that 1000 to
1900 Republicans in York county, Maine, have
signed call for an independent convention to
nominate Congressman in opposition to Hon.
John Lynch.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
TOLES, Votes I

REPUBLICAN, VOTES for Cumberland County
will be printed at the PRESS office. Town Commit
tees will please forward the nams CT the candidate
for Representative to the Legislature at an early day
au25d&w2w sN
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANOISCO-Sld LIST, ship Templar, Fcssen-
GALvEsToN-cd Path ut schs Frank Palmer,
Latham, PENSACOLA; Nettie hlchardson, Davis, Apa-
NEW ORLEANs-Cld 2sth. ships Virginia, Smith,
Gibraltar: Young Eagle, Perkins, Liverpool brig
GEORGETOWN. DC-Ar soth. sch @ W Hct.
Ar sist, sch Ella NJ Pennell. Acklcy, Boston.
| NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10Th, brig mary Haskell,
ST MAkYs-cid 2ith, brig Adelaide. Morton. for
SATTGLA-Cid 22d. brig Abby Thaxter. Parker.
by DARlEN-Ar 9th, brig Ocean Belle. D.er, Fer
Cd 10th. sch M Staples. Dinsmore, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON-Ar SOth, sch Susanna, Packard,
Ar ist, ship Montgomery, Perkins, Havre: schs
vesta. Rogers. Kings Ferry. Va; Ii Eaton. Shack
Cid list. schs st Croix. Eaton. Boston; Agnes, Nc.
Fadden Washington.
BALTIMokESCld LIST. barque Hancock, Collins.
Boston, and sid; brig II McGnvery, Harding, hos
ton; schs Irvine, Dgsins. and Sarah Fish, TeeI do.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar up 3oth, briggs nj A Chas.
Dolan, Cieuuegos; Milwaukee, Brown, Boston; sch
Ar 31st. scbs Gen Connor. Partridge. Matanzas:
Mary, Gilchrist. Bangor; Maggie Cummings, Smith
Amsden, bangs, do; Eva Adell. taion. Bangor; Car.
,oll. Robinson, and N b Harris Crowley. Boston.
David liabcock. Colcord. do.
CID LIST, baIque Orchil'a. Havener, Gibraltar; sch
George Staples, Lord, Boston, ~
NEW YORk-Ar LIST, brigs L. Staples, Showers
, Gloucester; Potomac, Carver, Oyster Lay; II
Counce Brown Elizabethport for Boston.
CID ID, brigs Shasta, Brown, Lisbon; Renshaw,
ton.
Passed through Hell Gao LIST, schs sedoua Hol
brook, Elzabethport for Portland; Koret, Croker,
90 i0r 6o,ton: Alpine, Marshall. Hoboken for do.
STONlNGTON-Ar I'd, schs More Light. Bradford,
and Andrew Peters, Salisbury. Calais.
PAWTUCKET-Ar I'd, sch Elisabeth Walls, from
Calais: Jos Ames, Homer, Bangor
Dodge, Portland.
Ar I'd, sch Emily, Whitaker, Ellsworth.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

Chief Justice Chase is at the Narraeapsett
pier. He is recovering from his indisposition,
which was induced by too much exposure dur
ing a recent excursion to the Northwest.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

NEwPORT-In port 1st. scbs Free Wind Frisbee,
from Boothbay; M Coombs, Coombs, I'm Bangor;
Hyena, Gardiner from Bangor for Pawtucketi Caro-
line Grant, Greenaw, fin do Tor Philadelphia; Casc0
Lodge, Pierce, Portland tor Baltimore.
BOSTON-Ar I'd. sehs Redondo, Smith, Philadel-
phia; ID Arey, Ryan, Belfast; Union, X ellar, from
Rockand.
CID I'd. sch Pioneer, (Br) Miller, st John NIB, via
Portland.
Havana; schs A Lawrence, Mayo, I'm Phiiadelphia;
Doris Sadler, and Georgiana, LEY, from Elswo rth;
Bound Brook. Perry. kockand.
Cid Sd, sch Native American, Agnew, Calais.
NEWBURYPOHT-Ar I'd. ,ch Marmord, Smith,
Bangor: George. Tate, New York.
Sid I'd. sch America, Ingraham, Rocklanf
Ar LIST, sch White Swan, Collins Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Calcutta LIST inst, ship Fortuna, Taylor from
Boston.
At Sierra Leone list inst, brig Miller, Cove, I'm
New York.
Ar at Marsellles 17,h inst brig Nellie Ware. Ware.
New York.
Ar at Cuxbaven 9Th inst ship Nimbus, Kelley,
Philadelphia
Arat Gotenburg 9th inst, brig l. NJ Merrill, Farms
WORTH Copenhagen.
stadt. y
Sid I'm Liverpool l5th brig Amy Lane, Carver.
Philadelphia.
Ar in the Texel LIST inst, shin Golden Rule Hall,
New Orleans for Bremen.
AT Atata wo Mex, July 20, ship Fleetwing, for
Ar at St John, NIB, s1st uit, ship Joseph Clark,
Carver, New York.
Cid 3lst sch Anna Frye Tor Philadelphia; LIST inst.
Ada S allen. Owen, do.
SPOKEN.
Aug 8, off Falmouth, f. barque Ukraine, Melcher
from New York for Cronstadt.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
sP ECIAL NOTICES.
HAYDN Association Notice

The members of the Haydn ssociation are hereby
Iotifcd that their rehearsal will be resumed
Wednesday evening, September Z. Members viii,
bring their copies OF Messiah.
sep5d3tsn A. NJ SMITH
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05
DANGER FROM FIRES IN THE wooDs.-Grea

DANGER FROM FIRES IN THE WOODs-Great
danger has been apprehended from fires in the
woods. For several days the smoke has been
very dense, and Barring and Midtown have
been threatened. On Monday the fire was
within half "a mile OF the former town. In the
meadows beyond Barring the ground is burned
eighteen inches deep, and scarcely vestige
has been left in the course of the flames.
Watches have been kept for several nights and
more hogsheads of water have been carted to
private houses than in the last ten years. The
fires in Baileyville have been very destruc
Deacon Kellys loss there on timber including
house and barn burned, is $4,000 The prop
erty consumed in the fires on timber lands this
season on the ST. Croix and in the vicinity is
incalcuabe.-St. Croir Courier
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

THE ECONOMY of President Grants admin
istration is attested by the steady decrease OF
the public debt. Here are the figures:
Debt decrease during August. 49,. $13, 40d 225 90
" Is since March l, 1870. 81, 4O7 326.76
g. 4, 1s69.. 169,543 1O9.l0
Here are the fruits of honesty and economy.
This statement is conclusive answer to par
tizan diatribe about radical extravaganza and
cOrruption
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-05

The Plainfield, N. j. Times, edited by a
Maine man, devotes column to the history
aud success OIL our Aroostook- Swedish colony,
and expresses great pleasure at the good sense
ofMaine in taking such measures to populate
the north eastern part of the State.