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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06
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Democrat.
Mayfcld, John Q. Adams.-1.
wALDo-ENTrTLED Toe
Republicans.
Beifast Willard p. Hartmann
Belmont, George Alexander
swanville, A. +. Nickerson
SSearspot, William McGlvery.s
Troy James Cotton.
Winie'rport, 1?1V T'W. i vose..ns. @a'":
Democrat.
isleboro, Calvin w. sherman.-1.
wAsHIyGToS-ENTIrLEDr TO TO-
Republicans.
Calais, Charles X. whidden.
Cherryfeld, Harrison Hume
Eastport, Alden Bradford.s
East Machias, Charles Cox
Lubec +. Adams Davis.
Machias, John Pierce.
Robbinston, Rufus Gates.-7.
Democrats
Harrington, A. Judson Raw.
Al, 9Ml,e,di.dybemps, Alexander McDougaI.
"hiting, Wm 5. Peavey.-3
YoRK-ENTITLEp TO l5.
Republicans.
Acton, Caleb Burbanks
Hollis, John W Lane
kitttery, Edwin A. Duncan.s
kennebunk, James nj. Stones
Limerick, Albert o. Libby.
Lebanon, BENJAMIN III. Lord
North fserwick, George II. Wentworth.
Parsonfied Harrison q. o. Smith,
Saco, Edwin b. Smith,.
Democrats
Buxton, Thomas ii. Berry.
Biddeford, John II. Burnham,
John O. Adams,
Kennebunkport, Enoch Cousinst
South Berwick, John A. Dennett.a
Wells, Frank B. Milldram.-6.
| *Member of a former Legislature,
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DISTRESSING CASES OF DROWNING
We learn that on Saturday last whilst n
lad named Phillips, aged about twelve
years, SON If William Phillips, Of HGlk-
vine, adjoining Wayncsbnrgh, Creme
county, was bathing in the creek, with n
companion, near the residence OF his
parents, he. began 10 strangle, when the
companion caught him, and succeeded III
placing him upon large rock. The soap
they lad been using had been placed
upon the rock, and had rendered II 30
slippery that ynung Phillips was unable
to retain his footing, and slid back into
the creek, which ut this point was about
twelve feet deep. His companion again
caught hold OF him, and was maniully
striving 10 rescue him, when Mrs Phillips,
who had been attracted by the screams OF
the boys, and had rushed to the edge Of
tthc wItcr, suddenly sprang in 10 help her
child, falling, unfortunately on both boys.
Young Phillips companion finding that
all three were sinking, was compelled to
let 20 his grasp in order to save himself,
and very narrowly escaped drowning.
The mother and child were drowned
before assistance could reach them They
were buried In the same grave on Sunday
last, being followed to their last resting
place by an immense Concourse Of citizens,
The melancholy circumstance has cast O
deep gloom upon the whole community
Washington Rsrtsle.
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SAN DOMINGO.
Another Investigation Ordered.--I'et
There Be Light.
WASHINGTON, June 8.

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The San Domingo treaty question has
made q good deal Of bad feeling among
Republican members Of the Senate, anu
each outbreak of temper is worse than the
one by which it was preceded. There
have been rumors and charges Of jobbery
and corruption in connection with the
treaty from the day il was laid before the
Senate, and these finally took such shape
that Gen Schurz felt obliged TO ask that
they he investigated by the Committee on
Foreign Relations. The introduction Of
this resolution created great Autter
among some Of the trcaty's advocates. It
went over for one session and camc up
again yesterday, when the doors were
closed. The debate lasted an hour and u
half, and was pungent and personal. One
Senator argued that the charges were Of
such q nature that the Senate could
not afford to overlook them, and
1t was even due to the President
10 give them an examination, so
us TO show officially, if possible, that
they arc slandcrous. The other section
argued that to notice the matter ut all
would really be to investigate the conduct
Of the President in making the treaty, and
on this ground Schurz's resolution was
temporarily tabled. Tho main question
at issue came up in open session, however,
to-day, rs soon as the journal was read,
on Mr.. Fcrry's introduction OF the Hatch
memorial. There was two hours ofbittcr
and excited debate, partially indicative Of
the tone and drift OF that in secret session.
At first there was decided opposition TO
allowing any inquiry into the serious allie
cations Of Hatch against the Dominican
Government and General BabcoCk, who
negotiated the treaty, but Ferry and Sum.
ner made their points well, and the conf
mlttcc was finally ordered without dissent.
1t consists of Messrs. Nyc, Howard, Will
liams and Warner, who favor, and Ferry,
Schurz and Vickcrs, who oppose the
treaty. As soon as the body got into exc.
cutive session again, the fight was reopen
ell on the question whether the committee
shall be allowed or directed TO inquire in.
to matters heretofore presented SchurZ.
In view Of the means by which the rauf'
cation Of the treaty Is sought, 1t is safe
enough to say there will be an inquiry in
some form.
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MORTAR FIRING.
Another Step in Warfarc--DrOpping
Earthquakes Out Of the Sky.

Another step IN MarIerG.sDLopplnS
Earthquakes Out OF Lhs SKY
From he Ntp York C0mWSreta! Adrerftsfr.
1t would seem that the money and labor
that huvc been so lavishly expended, par
ticularly in England, TO construct imprcg-
nablc ships Of war and irresistible cannon,
have been so much waste, if the report of
some supplementary experiments be true
In the previous trials attention was con-
fined to horizontal firing, and iron ClAds
and forts have been mainly built with this
view. We arG now threatened with
kind Of mGteOriC warfare, by the use of
gigantic mortars which will attack from
above. Two Of these disagreeable ma
chimes have been constructed ut Woolwtch,
which are capable Of throwing shell
weighing with its powder charge, nearly
Il ton and half. Shells from these NOR
tars, propelled by seventy pounds OF pow
der, have been projected more than a
mile and u half and on falling have
pierced the earth to depth Of twenty.
five feet. The effect Of such projcctilc
would be most terrible, not only on
board ship but on land too. 1t would
he like the springing OF n mine, and
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THE latest remarkable dog story comes
from Charlottesville, Va. A few Sundays
ago clerical doctor was preaching, in
the absence Of the regular pastor, In the
Disciples Church. Near the close of the
sermon his dog got up, stretched himself
and walked nFoInd uneasiH. The Doc
tor taking no notice Of this, tue dog de-
liberAtely looked around till he found the
Doctors hat, took it in his mouth, car;
ried it up to him, and would not leave till
he was relieved oft. lie then went down
in front Of tho pulpit and waited for a
few minutes for the Doctor to take tho
hint Finding he would not, he looked
around md got his stick and carried 1t to
him, which hint was taken by the Doctor,
for fear that hemight do something worse
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nenudiotion Arain -Repudiatcd.

In the confused debate on the tax bill,
last week, it Is gratifying TO observe that
the proposition TO levy II tax on the intC-
rest Of the bonds Of tho United. States,
was again ncgativGd in the House Of Rep
rcscntltivcs by u vote Of IS to ITO. The
amendment was introduced by Demo-
cratic member. 1t WIS supported by
General Butler, and by some other ltcpub-
licaus in the House. 1t is reputation
under very thin disguise. It would be,
if put in operation, equivalent TO taking
the amount levied rs u tax from the int
rest which the government promised to
nav, md tic intention was Of course to
dcductit alike from tho interest payable
to foreign hondholdCrs and to our own
citizens. This attempt has been repeated
" made before the House Of Represents
tivcs and 1t Inns always failed. The effect,
however, has invariably been to AbNtc
the confidence felt in our national prom
iscs 10 pay. It shows to the whole world
that there arc those, not few in num-
her, in our national legislature, who
arc ready to keep back Il portion OF the
interest which the Government deliber-
atcly promised to pay when Il issued its
bonds, and it creates an apprehension in
foreign countries, that sooner or later they
will succeed in carrying measure that
llas in it so many elements appealing TO
the lowest selCintcrcst Of the people.
This renewed rejection Of the PROPOSE:
ton ought to show that the majority Of
the House is really sound on this essential
question of the public honor. The party
OF reputation, if there is any such party,
does not gain strength, and the determine.
ton Of tie country to fulfil its obligations
is rs fixed rs it ever was. We have con.
stanuy heard sinister predictions on this
subject, hut there was never less danger
than now that they will be hlflled.-
urnrjdsnrs Louru0l
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BRANCH OFFICE, CLAnxsDum WEST VA.


REFERESCE RY PERMISSION.
Hon Vim. T.. Stevenson, Governor West Va,
" L. l.. berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
Jauies II. NrOWn Appeals Of Wc-tNh
j. j. Jackson, Jr,, Judge Of L, $. District
Court, ". Va.
u D, T. FTn-wUrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A. Wrrniugvr, member Senate.
Jacob lIOrnhrnOk, Prest, West Va, ln-. u"
Jacob NJ Richrl, Vice Prcst.
talcb lIorrrs-, Attorney, ClarkshurE, w. Va,
Samuel Woods. " PhillipPi,
il White, Sheriff Mercer county,
il e. Davis, Senate. Mineral county.
j. y Camden. President Of First National Bank,
Varkrrzhurg,
And the following members VI the House "i Dele
.alrs nj West Virginia:
lion. h. II. Smith, kInRwhR county,
q G. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetLel
Nathan GoiI, Harrison
Joseph Trtrr, barbour
L. N, Hill, Marion
James IIrrvcy, Brook"
Martin Judy, Grant
L. Davidson. Taylor
Henry liHnnOn. Lewis
FLOYD Nicely. DOadrihgr
I r luwycr, Putnam
j. 5. Wilkinson, Lincoln
TEIr JAu2L
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EOsEOo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. {, 1869.
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Mus. NJ. h. A. NELSON.
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THE Naturalization bill about to be
noted on by the House win shut up all the
naturalization mills" which furnished
fraudulent papers An ingenious CORES.
pondent Of tho genus CoppeEhead says It Is
IA Virtual attempt to wreSt New York city
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W. II. CHRISTIAN.
FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.

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KOsk0O Cures SCrOfula In lis Worst
Forms.
From A. ". MILLS, prominent and well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.

'. IIIIsIl7l q
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STREET, NoRPOLK. Va, |
September 10, 1862. {
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor BuwlddIc
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PORTsN0UTH. Va, October %, 1902.
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'''' ~ - '.' W. II. CHRISTIAN.
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HoN. VIZ. McKRNNGS, OF WVahing.
ton, Pa, has been made one Of the Direct
ors Of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Read tho following from Mr.. WOmble, prom
lnCnt Hardware Merchant Of this city;

No. l2MARKET SouARE, NORFOLK, VA,
.|. October Is, 1863.
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FINANCIAL.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Is completed and running from RICHMOND, Va,
10 the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In West Va, az miles. II IL being rapidly ex'
tended TO the Ohio River, 200 mIlOs further, mA.
king In all VI miles.
In itJ progrvas Westward, II p0petrSteS and
opens up to market the Wonderful Coal De-
posItS Ofths KAnAWhA Region In West Virginia.
And thus brings the superior and abundant Goals
Of that section into communication with The
Iron Ores Of Virginia And Ohio, and the West
ern, South Western and Eastern markets. h.
When completed II will connect tho superior
harbor facilities OF the CheIApeako Bay with
reliable navigation on tho Ohio River, and thus
with the entire ayatem or Railroad and water
transportation Of the great West and SOuth'
west. .F.. .a.
1t will make short, easy, cheap AID favor
able route rom the west 10 tho sea, and will
command large share Of tho enormous
frCIghtI seeking transportation to the coast.
II will thus become one Of the most Important
and profitable East and West Trunk Lines OF
Railroad In tho country, aud comnlaud trade
Of immense value.
The completed portion of the Road IL doing I"
profitable and Increasing Business, and Is fulIy
equal In value to tho whole amount OF tho mort
gugc upon tho ontirO LIne-($l5O O,OOO) -...
The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being First Mortgage upon the en-
tire Line, property and equipments, worth
when completed At least $50, 900 900, Is there
fore one Of the most substantial, conservative
md reliable Railroad Loans ever offered in the
market, and ia peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
Investors and Capitalists,
Who dSsirr 10 make their investments with tho
mos; satisfactory aasurAnce Of positive and I'M
doubted security.
The B0uda arc In denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 500,
and may he had COUPON or REGISTERED.
In,cres, Six por cent per Gnnunl, payable MAY
lst and NOVEMBER lst
Principal and Interest payable In Gold In the
City Of New York. ..... .
Price 90 and Accrued Interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent In
gold ON their cost,
All Government Bonds and other Securities
dealt In at tho Stock Exchange, received In cx'
change, at their full market value, and Bonds
sent 10 all parts OF the country, nee Of Express
charges T
rhcy can be obtained by ordering direct from
as or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part of tho country.
FISK l. HATCH,
BANKERS
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NEW YORK.
Maps, Pamphlets and full lnfoT-
nation furnished upon APP
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In it, prOgrOas Westward, II poassFstss and
opens up to market the Wonderful Coal De-
posItS Ofths KAnAWhA Region In West Virginia.
And thus brings the superior and abundant Goals
Of that section into communication with the
Iron Ores Of Virginia And Ohio, and the Vest
ern, South Western and Eastern markets.
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TRANSPORTATION.

BaltiRfOre& Ohio Railroad Go,
2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule on aud amer De
cember 5th, lsG1-WhOeling time. or. Hl q
I'M
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
DlEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
HOME OFFICE RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JAM, 1910, OVER = $1,000, 900
POLICIES m FORCE JAN. go 10000
A little over Two Years Business.
All Investments secured by mortgages on Real
Estate. covering double the amount Invested
nT Ar NTTT AT,
Z u n ~ la ~ i " -
Policy HoldcB Participating in the PrOdp.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent
-.
7"'' FuTnur
00IlcioR MO0fOFfottaDI
...-W ......H.f H....t y f.rFH
ia Restrictions on Residences or
~" NIL
lTuNc'
,,r,rvu.
" SD e. E 4 Ea%sqds VICE VICE G. IT, Smith, u D.
President. -, GS3rSG H9sa, 49,, a: -
- Hopkins, AsstSTcy FF9 a,, 6G""'" d. ''"''"'
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Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tic most eminent Col
lcgcs in the United States, and the greater part
OEwhOse life has been spent In tho hospitals OF
London Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the mort astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head aud Cars when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed At sudden BOundS, hAshful
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended, some.
mCllRtrly,
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When completed It viii connect tho superior
hArbor facilities OF the CheIApeake Bay with
reliable navigation on tho Ohio River, and thus
with the entire AyStem Of Railroad and water
transportation Of the great West and sOuth'
west. .f.. ..a.
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MEDICAL.
WOMAN.

Females, owing to tho peculiar and important
relations which they sustain, their peculiar or.
gauIEatIOn, aud the otIlces which they perform,
are subject 10 mauy sulTtrlngs. Freedom from
these contribute 10 10 small degree to their Imp.
pIusss and welfare, for none can be happy who
arc III. Not only SO, but no one OF these various
female complaints can long be suffered 10 run on
without involving tho general health of the In
diVIdual, and ere long producing permanent sick
pesa and premature decline Nor IL II pleasant
to consult physician for the relief Of these va.
rIous delicate affections, and only upon tho most
urgent necessity will true woman 10 far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this Tho sex will
then thank US for placing In their hands simple
specifics which will be found enicacious In rclIeV-
Ing and curing almost every one of those trouble.
some complaints peculiar TO the sex. ......
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT uP Bucnu.-HuudrrdS
suffer on In silence and hundreds Of Others apply
vaInly to druggists and doctors, who either mere
ly tantalISu them with tho hope OF a cure or OPP
ply yvmedIOs which make them worse. would
not Wish to assert anything that would do injus-
tlce to the afflicted, but am obliged to say that
although 1t may be produced from excessive OK
hauStIOn OF the powers Of life, by labOrlous em'
plOynont, unwholcsolne air and food, profpse
mcnstruatIOn, tho use Of tea and coffee, aud fre.
Quent childbirth, 1t Is fur oGlenUr caused by ID.
rect Irritation, applied to tho mucous membrane
. A.. i,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by u certain pTac.
ticc, INDUCED In whom alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, not cured, renders marriage impOs.
siblc, aud destroys both mind and body, BhOHld
apply Immediately. ''..4Lyl
What II pity that young man, tho hope Of hlS
country, tho pride Of his parents, should DO
snatchrd from all prospects and CnJOymeIts OF
| life by the consequences Of dGvAtng from tho
path Of nature, and INDUCING In certain Heeret
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HORSE md ChRRIAGE MARKET.
NEW YOnk. MONDAY. Oct. q. 1870.

NEW YORK. Monday, oct. %, 1870.
In railroad and work horses there was a
ar aggregate of Sales and inquiries for rstclass
rase and driving horses bettor to-day than for
some time past Altogether We may say that the week
opened under much more favorable auspices ttnl the
preceding one had closed.
Inc supply OF horses in the Bulls Head Market IA
as NJ the numerous salesstabes all town, Is
egll 10 tho present requirements OF the trade The
piucs lOf al classes OF horses maintained the
as ,i ported at the close OF last week.
~ Inc regular auction sale at Messrs Johnston A Van
assseus Horse Auction Mart, Nos. 1l2 and III East
r rr lteehth-st, WILL usual, take place tomorrow
TUESDAY Oct. Is, at IL o'clock.
Win the carriage dealers business to-day quite
arrive ana the Fall trade promises TO be remuneratiye.
Dessrs Denarest Woodruff report the sale OF several
carriages for the city well as for the country; Also
INC receipt OF large orders from the Southern cities
nchg THESE sales was very neat six-seat r0ckaway,
Dought by D. V. Baker OF Saratoga also an extra fine
dalny roekaway, sold to Mr.. A. d. Hatch OF this city
me atter vehicle OF the style and make az the
Iny carriage for which the first premiums had been
AWARD "a To Messrs. Demarest Woodruff at the late
eAhiDitl0n at the Prospect Park Fair Grounds