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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-12
Republican County Conventions.
APPEAL no REPUBLICANS.

The Republican Congressional Commit
tee, of which Senator Wilson is Chairman,
have issued stirring appeal to republi-
cans to do their duty in the elections pend
ing. Holding that a party which has the
Executive and Legislative departments of
the national government and two-thirds of
the State governments resting upon its
shoulders, owes a strict accountability to
the people for its great trust, they invoke
the consideration of republicans to their
responsibilities and the gravity of the is
sues involved. At the outset the republic
can party should not forget its origin nor
history. 1t was born of the nations ne
cessities, and thus far has grandly met the
exigencies for which it was formed
When the land was the theatre of a stern
and irrepressible conflict between Slavery
and Freedom, the republican party came
into existence 1t has passed through
three great eras and is now in the fourth.
The first era closed when Abraham Lincoln
was elected President of the United States,
giving the friends of Freedom the sceptre
of political power in the Executive depart
ment of the government. The second was
its crushing of the rebellion and emancipa-
ton of the slaves. In this the Union was
preserved and four millions of bondmen
made Free The war ended, the rebellion
subdued, the slaves emancipated, the next
duty was to reconstruct the States which
had been in rebellion and secure to the
freedmen the rights which they had &C
quired. This was the third era in the his
tory of the party. The work was one of
great magnitude and difficulty. 1t was
opposed with intense hostility by the ex-
rebels. who were not only actuated by the
hatred engendered in the conflict of arms,
but by determination to keep the power
of the South in the hands of the late slave
holders, and the negroes in the condition
of serfs. In this struggle the Fourteenth
Amendment, which secures citizenship and
civil rights to the freedmen, was enacted !;
also the Fifteenth Amendment, which es-
tablishes by irreyersible guarantees equal
political rights and privileges; and as
browning act it was provided by law for
the enforcement of these amendments.
In its fourth era, the republican party is
called to deal with questions relating to
the national debt, the currency, finances
and taxation. reforms in the military, ma
sal and Indian service, and other burdens
and legacies left by the war. This task
cannot be left to any other organization
Duty and sell-respect demand that repub
licans should carry forward the reforms
already begun. 1t cannot be entrusted u
those who still cling to the traditions o
the past. who pride themselves on thei
conservatism. who have always resisted
all reform, and mourned over every abuse
as IL fell. If there are republicans wh'
are weary of the asceEdency OF the party
they ought to know that the democratic
party by its policy in the closing years o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-12

localities is total failure. | was informed
by an enterprising farmer of Concord, Mass,
that last year he sold from off his farm pro-
duce to the amount of $1,000, and this year
he thinks he shall do well if he meets his cur
rent expenses.
Near by the village is an old Indian bury
ing ground, and / was shown relic of very
curious workmanship. l could not divine
what use made of it by the Indians,
unless it was to puff the weed although it
of the present day. c. II. Il.
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A correspondent of the Ellsworth Ameri-
cam says the Bass Harbor Salt Marsh Com
pany of Trenton, is reaping rich reward for
the cost expended in dyking. The marsh is
said to contain one hundred and thirty six
acres, and it bears an abundant crop this
year, of herdsgrass and red top. Before the
Improvement this land yielded only about ten
tons of wild grass which was cut for bedding.
The yield will be about three tons to the acre
of good English hay. The cost of dyking
was about $500, and the balance of the
land before improvement was $1,000 per acre,
now it is $4,000. Abram Richardson is
President of the Company; II. II. Clark, j.
Eaton and f. Clark, directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-12

Patrick Gehagan, employed on the Knox
and Lincoln railroad, was struck recently by
pounds, which was thrown by blast. 1t
crushed his shoulder, broke his arm and leg,
and inflicted other injuries. lie lived about
five minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-12

Lincoln County Republican Convention.
The Republican voters of Lincoln County are
requested to send delegates to Convention to be
held at the
COURT HOUSE, yyISCAsSET.
on Thursday, August 25th, 1870 at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for Sen
ator Sheriff, County Attorney, Register Of Probate
County Commissioner, County Treasurer and to
transact all other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:
Each town aud plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and an additional delegate for every fifty
votes cast for the Republican candidate at the Cub
ernatorial election of 1865. A majority fraction
will he entitled to an additional delegate.
ANDREW LACY, Wiseasset,
JAMES A. HALL, Danariseotta, Republican
SAMUEL l.. MILLER, Waldoboro', County
SAMUEL j. BoSD, jefferson, Committee.
Hoa ACE EossETr, Bristol,
.July III. 1870.
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domestic Nems.
A Sensation Story Spoiled.

A Sensation Story Spoiled.
We have the best of authority for stating
that the item reproduced in our columns from
Portland paper, alleging that young lady
has recently died at West Waterville from
iute insects on the brain, is absolutely and
unqualfiedly false. DIR. Holmes, whose
name was used in the item, knows nothing
about any such matter. The story appears to
have been manufactured for the purpose of
creating sensation-there being no founda-
ton whatever for it. The item was copied by
nearly all the Maine editors and is probably
still travelling in other States. This canard
alone has doubtless been the means of caus-
ing the destruction of thousands of jute
switches by frightened wearers. If insects
dangerous to human life do really infest the
hitherto widely used jute head-gear the item
Notwithstanding its falsity, has produced It
beneficial result. We call upon physicians to
make known to the public the first instance
of sickness resulting from the wearing of
lutte, that comes to their notice. The dealers
in second hand human hair are reaping such
rich harvest from this jute sensation, that
they would be sorcly disappointed should it
be established that the wearing of jute switch
es is as harmless and foolish as the wearing of
secondhand yet genuine human hair.
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LETTER FROM DIRIGO.

DmIGo, Aug. 8, 1870.
DEAR JorRNAL:-I experienced no little in
convenience yesterday, at Halowell, Augusta
and from parties connected with the railroad,
to find this place. l was induced to take the
cars at your city and come on to Vassalboro',
as being the nearest point. Arriving there l
found myself no nearer Dirigo than when at
Augusta. By the gentlemanly kindness of
Mr.. J. ID. Estes, after two hours ride, | found
the object of my anxious search. Thanks to
Mr.. Estes. Should any person ever become
way lost as myself, they will find in Mr.. Estes
gentleman who knows the country well and
afford his accommodations to reach any
point. Dirigo is a post office by that name,
established some twelve years SINCE twelve
miles from Augusta on the Augusta and Bel
fast stage read. 1t Is what Nasty calls
.'cross roads, leading north TO Waterville,
south to Rockland, east to Bucksport and
west to Augusta, very beautiful and pleas
antly situated locality Mathew F. HoXie is
postmaster, and most truly excentric genius
as the country affords. This localityis strong
ly republican and l find the kennebec Jour
nal largely taken at this Office.
1t is little surprising that locality so long
established and so near your city should be SO
little known. Where is the school master?
Good geography and primary history ought to
be introduced into the schools and more
thoroughly taught. Business men should
know where every locality is within their
own county, at least. Dirigo will be heard
from in November, and strong vote roll in
to swell the majority for temperance and re-
publicanism. II.
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For sheriff,
Somerset County Republican CONVENTION.

Somerset county HepuDiIcan OUH " fftIoH'
The Republican voters of Somerset county are re-
quested to send delegates to Convention to be
held ut Coburn Hall, SkOwhegan, Thurs
day, August 18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating two candidates for Sena-
tors County Attorney, County Treasurer, and one
County Commissioner, and to transact all other
business that may properly come before the Con
follows viz: Each town and plantation will be en-
titled to one delegate and one additional delegate
for every fifty votes east for Joshua l.. Chamber
lain ut the Gubernatorial election Of 1855 \ frac-
ton of thirty votes will be entitled to additional
delegate.
JAMES WRIGHT,
WILLIAM FOLSOM Republican
" +. Blunt County
HoRATIO \. PAGE,
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The Arson Advocate, speaking of the
Democratic State Convention, says "All
plans to bring out a compromise candidate
for Governor have failed. as we supposed
they would. But few discontinued spirits
in the party are still unsatisfied and will
possibly attempt some other silly thing"
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Portland & Kennebec Railroad
Ca "a -7IsEvssssss1 ygssssssS.- -,ssss

Passenger train leaves Augusta daily for Port
land and Boston at 545, IL a. NJ, and 3l5 i. NJ,
Returning, leave Boston at 73O A. NJ. and II NJ. :
and Portland 7l0 A. NJ, 1915 and 5l5 +. NJ, and.
will be due in Augusta at 10 A. NJ, $50 and +. NJ.
Augusta for Nassalboro', Waterville, Kendalls
Mills, Skowhegan, Dexter, Bangor, &c, at $40 +.
NJ Returning, will be duo in Augusta at 1850 A.
NJ.
Augusta for Halowell and Gardiner dummy
carr at 730, H.30 A NJ, 2.l5, & +. NJ. Returning
will be due in Augusta at s.45 A. NJ, 1.30, $50 r.
NJ.
Through freight trains leave Boston daily at +,
NJ, arriving in Augusta the following morning at
S.45.
A Refrigerator car is run on the through freight
trains (both going and returning) carrying huit,
meat, eggs, vegetables SC, in good order III tue
warmest weather.
L. l.. LINCOLN. Superintendent
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The Kennebec journal has just learned that
there was an election last Thursday, and that
its friends Holden, Kirk & Co., heard some
thing drap, about that time. The good news
was long time in reaching that establish
ment-Asi"e Standard
Yes, the news of democratic victories
nowadays are Il long time in reaching
this or any other establishment. They
Davis commanded the southern wing of
the democracy. Bulletins of his successes
were frequent in the rebellion.
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THE STEAMER CLARION,

VIII leave Augusta at IL NJ Hallowell at las p
NJ, connecting with the above boat at Gardiner.
For further particulars inquire OF w. J
Tuck, Augusta; II. Fuller & Son, Hallowell
T. b. Grant, Gardiner; j. T. Robinson, Richmond
j. +. Brown, Bath.
Gardiner April IL, 1870. tl9apr
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Sidney Perh a m ,
OF PARIS.

Sidney Perm a m,
OF PARIS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS,
LIST District-JOHN LYNCH.
ID DistricS-WILLIAM p. FRYE.
Sd District-JAMES G.. BLAINE.
4tb District-JOHN A. PETERS.
5th District-EUGENE HALE.
For Senators,
r.,nebee JOSHUA GRAY.
GEORGE +. MINOT.
REUBEN FOSTER.
Oxford THOMAS p CLEANES,
OTIS HAYFORD JR.
York. JOHN b. NEALLEY,
JOSEPH c. ROBERTS,
JOSEPH HOBSON.
For sheriff,
Eennebec ASHUR II. BARTON.
1yford LORENZO ID. STACY.
YORK EDMUND WARREN.
For County Attorney.
Kenneh,c. WM. z. WHITEHOUSE.
Oxford, ENOCH FooIEfa, oh'
York, GEORGE I. iEAIoN'
For County Commissioners,
Kennebec. NATHANIEL GRAVES
Oyford ALBION =. GORDON.
York, hLBERI q; ~ $50,
For County Treasurer,
kennebec. ALANSON SHARKS.
oxford, FREDERIC f. SHAW.
For Clerk of Courts,
York. AMOS L. ALLEN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

TRHAsuRI DgPARTNINT, Jan, 8, 1870,
Sealed proposals for furnishing certain articles
until he 81 q Ts6gps.y, isl0, a 10 sosE, m
BLANK forms for bidding will DO Furnished dpOn
Viz BIDS win be considered and accepted or
GoniSasts m1st 81 executed by the suoesssfuI
Bidders within ten days after beihE called upon 80
The articles contracted for must DO furnished
pSrsusai % orders from the Dspartmept The
snure Quantities WILL however DO called for
sask PROPOSAL must DO signed By the individual
or arm mailing IT, and be accompanied BY q bond
with auHelenI suIetioa In the spm OF tan thousand
dollars, (tl0, 900 approved By United States
Onhesr % the district y which ths suIe,ies Ieaiae
Department, conditioned upon the exception Of a
dies a. may y awarded under II, aud the perform
All dsiivsTiSs will be subject TO inspection by an
expert detailed for the purposo by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and the delivery OF an Inferior
article will be deemed spgelsht cause TO Ahhul the
Deliveries must be fTOa Of charge Attho Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any one order under
The contract wiz operate as The fsIiSltgIs q Ne
Treasury may direct the purchase In open nAIksl,
ss. :sP q saPpy s SpstsHsg sss;si " s9si
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| HATY TO pay for such artloleh
| PtOpOsAis unAooOnpAnlod by aAtiafAet0TY bond
| will not DO o0nsideIeds and contracts will DO
awarded oSlY TO established manufacturers Of or
N'@'''' IN 'D 0hORaK 8. BOUTWELL,,
JGAI.sOim sssrsisrI o. tSs Treasury.
WRAgPIsg PAPER ron SALE. APPLY AT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
Proposals.
'PPioE or suPERISIEsDEAr AED fEaPEoroR OF |
sEwERs, ClHRIAaAwAHa, foorWAIs, ASD
INV BUILDINGS, tfTY HALL,

oPPIoE or suPERISIEsDEAr AED fEhPEoroR OIL
SEWERS, CAHRtAdHwAYa, foorWAIH, LHD
hEw BUILDINGS, tfTY HALL,
wLgHINdTOs, d. y, JanuaIy ~ lelO.
Sealed Proposals will be received a. the Mayors
Qmse, City Hall, until u o'clock m. on TH1Rb.
ioT the Yea: eommSnelnE April !. $50, FOR the
several wards Of thu city contractor 10 have nor
be lhterssted, silently or otherwise, In more han
81 Specifications may b seen At this Omss every
day, from a m 70 clock M ,x
he SiSsh ~ he sssssosss Sili s. taken inte
AeegunL and the portion 81 erossipEs paved with
cobeiS-stonss Will be paid for pave
Eo bid will be received Which dee. not Include
The law requires that The ooatraelors for tho
| above work shall be practical pavers.
The name Of each party intere Ted In the con
| tract mast be inlertsd In fall IN -.he bid. -
Bach bid must be Asegmpanied by the written
GSsssSS3.:. e rssPCn'bli Psr.y shPGwS g ~ ?.
contract In due form, and perform the work In Q.
soIdApea herewith, The sumeieneY Of the security
| TO be eartihed 70 by the Tar Clerk.
| This EuarAntee must DO In gubstAnes ~ follows
I. A. B.. guarantee that. ~ this bld be &c
copied BIZ the Mayor, that the bidder viii enter
ass.EainE 70 the re1uirsmensa Thereof.
All Ssss Ssnients for the above will DO made in
| accordance with the laws.
No bids will BE- considered unless they be IN
strict conformity with this Advertisement, and
NJ h,ySr reserves thS ssi % rsiSSs any OF AZ
'h'''''" oil 'nS00'po'A'N' We aoHAs. m. BLISS,
iAlb.l0l Superintendent ofheweTa, dc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
pRoPOsALs ron PREsH BREP,

phOEOoAhS fOh Ahhoh bhhN'
oBTIon OF TEE A. @. B,l
POhf PRH9LH, hAIE1, January. lne
vsItissnsSI sttssSsS' viii Be- Essstys{ ~ ne
S Sa: suPSSiSfss H PisiS osP 70 he TaoPs Al Si;
The ss,d beef must be fresh, Of good mAIks.a;;
BIZ quality, In squAl proportion Of fore aud hipd
SSasiss"d ssS 70 g Delivered ihs pos. free o. 81
cost. 10 such gu Antty a. may be from time 70 time
rsqnirsd ~ and on such days As The eOmmAnaing
oiaeeT shail desiGnAts. not sxessdinE four timsa
The nssks OF the cattle sIauGhtsred, for beef 70
be delivered under this AErsemsnt. shall bo eat OF
trimmed SSHa. The sSsnk Sf lore SatTtsTs shall
e spt Oh frop three 70 four iashes above the knee
ViHt SSs o. hi1s q a. 1n 'I to eight Inches
Separate proposals., in dupickts, will also DO re-
oSiyea by the UNDERSIGNED up 70 the SANE hour
donsd ofoers and their families stationed at this
post, or supplied theTeiTom, with such choice
frash Beef As they may from time 70 time require,
sHsh as siIloin aad portsr'hou'e steaks standing
These eonirects 10 bs in force siH MONTHS or such
lssI time - the oomTIs1,sry GsesTai shall direct
subjssI 10 the approval Of the OommIndiBE Gem
oTal, DepAtIIasat of The Rsst.
Il IF t.s q Ssf:nST IA ~ g e S
shall have power 70 supply the deasieney By puf'
shAss, and the contractor VIII DO charged with
The contractor viii be required 10 enter Into
bohdI for the sum Of one thousand dollArs, signed
must nus = hSS,iossd IN he BIDS ""'''
| The proposals. Will be 9psHed hlgh. n o. the
1st tsbTunIY' lao' A. Fort PEBBLE, haiIps. a
PToPS.al. win be marked "PgOPcSIls, IsE Beef, "
pifst Lieut.. Sih Unltsd States LrtillsrS, x d b,
| RoTl PEBBLE, Maine. iAn9l.6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
Insurance.
A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME

A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
hthing you cannot haze u you are The
gunner Of property that is not insured.
TIE danger Of Fire at this season Of the
year % great. " you tOOuld get rid Of
DE nervoHs and uneasy feeling you haze
tShen you hear tho FIRE Alarm sounded,
go 10 tke Office Of A. s. PRATT g. SON,
No. 8 young Meas CAristian ASsocid,
hiop Padding. corner Ninth and D
street, and insure IN their good, prompt
paying Companies, The HOME Of NeIO
York, the PHOENIX Of Hartford, The
YoNRER'S and NEW YORK, and
he FIREAERScf NeD Fork. Dom
delay. DO IL NOW des-tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

HEw toRE NAnEEr.
nomlnAli middlin6 2S1{ cents, Sugar quiet
vsncsd, denGnd fair spring d. ISL winter nom.
i Tsi Ss OF. ga:. :1S :.ss ID ssSss
quiet and steady, w SOaIIS doid i5osi.
BALTrHoRI, jan, ii. : Brssingas. = The
market for Flour continues quiet but busl-
ness sonaned TO supplying the local wants,
there being At present no demand for export.
Sales to-day, % far as We have heard, dom
ts7s, 100 bbls. choice Howard Street do. ~
i FsS sHP' US - pee 81
/ Prices are generally unchanged.
WAsat-PennsJlvania red, in which thsre
but for other descriptions price. srs IN
changed. We notice salea Of 100 bushels Penn
nylysuiA req At u q, and . 900 do. q 249l g
Poiat. sales also about 1000 bushels Mary.
land red At el.20l.2S for fair, and tl,3o6l.T
fot Prime:
oSiS about 900 BussSi' S Sds offsfsd. gsis:
and $500 DO. yellow at woes cents.
osii,-Afe lower, the sales to-day being al
67fob4 osntg -
CeGee,-The market continues hrln and 40
tive, but ssles are restricted ey the light stock
sales Jesterdsy Of 1, 900 bags Rio ex HAdeons, q
on private terms, but we are not advised OIL
before, Viri Rio al iSXtsiS cents, gold, IN
bond, for good to prime earEoes, and duty
paid, at l4Il0ie cents for iAir 70 good, lTel1II,
sn' sh for Pi,i y ;:s and to SSa
Isl 900 bsss. '"1' N4N-H = =
cGSsTAsrs vas .lI After " 'S'
q no Saiss. Holders arc arm al about 40
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
WA II:

Daily reports are made Of relief afforded BIZ this
remarkable remedy. -, =, -.
dts fTor1 is use, may Inquire Al 20 South hutau,N
south chsrles 9 ~, ~ RsS1; w IA Soas6
0ay streets, also Of druG Eints generAllY a.,
Ali the drugEists, and hundreds OF psr.sonA W
rounding country, know Of surss bT this Rondsr'
(ut Remedy. 49,. ....F 20.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

WIsHfEaIoE. u, Q, sept. n. 1872.
had severe cough. retultinE from neEleoted
cold i tried various Pastoral Ismsdies with2ut
alarmed. A lady friend lnduoed ne 70 try bottle
Of De BtuE's VlRfuES. In ieY days Was entirely
VIZ. W, De MAIZE, q,
Assistant City BurNsToI.
For All Throat and Lung Complaint,
PIeuriEy, Asthma, DiPtheria, Bron-
ehitIs, CRtarrh, Sudden Colds,
and Innhm m atlom Of
this Lungs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

JOUdHLIH DRU0 sToRR, OPPOSITE
u Ma onte TSmpls. PreSeIipuone accurately And
WRAPPiRG PAPER on SALE AT THIS
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
Railroad Routea.


A ALEXANDRIA, LoUpouF AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD,
on and atlsT Dessmbqr %, 1902, The trains on
this road will be run a. follows
H Tho mall train will Leave AlaNandfia daily, eE.
cent sunday, az g,S 4. N, arrive 81 LsesblTK Al
llil0 A. m, and Hamilton ~ II 10 a, m, Leave
.T alIIS. !. R a I e ssf.IS.s At i p
Tbs accommodation train will leave hleHandrla
sTs;;g. s n ~ ss.bSIS st5,iS a.
M. and arrive Al LieHeudri ria A. o.i6A m.
The s:Da m, t6alp from neEAnshg I'D la:s
With KsmpS Daily Line N CoNchsa iqT ppIeell-
Vile snietsrsyills. PeTryyils AID shssisf
LssSburG daily for Bells Mlli, Aide and n de.
burg. n. n. HhVEnBR,
dsoao.u IT. Tlak ct A gent,