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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The travelling public will thank the city au-
thoiities for the nice bit OF concrete walk which
has been laid on Green street. When this
substance isput down in Thorough manner, no
better walk can be found. II is cheaper than
better for use than either. Ii is the last to
rcct i've the snow in winter, and the first to
show itself in spring. Give US our promised
d anagc, Mr.. City Fathers, and then concrete
all the remaining walks. IA EjE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

After few weeks cheerful visit from the
LOO l;.ciuus martin birds, and the less musical
swallows, those merry occupants Of houses
and Larns have left us to profound silence.
Ihty are with us every season, only long
enough 10 produce tl.eir bro'ds of young.
Can any of our pathological friends inform
us where they spend the rest of the year,
when they are not breeding! and where they
come from when they so suddenly appear
amongst us:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

If YOU have a discharge from the nose, Of
fen-ivc or otherwise, partial loss OF the sense
of smell taste or hearing, eyes watering, or
weak, feel duh aud stupid or dchiItatcd, pain
or pressure IN III" adj. take cold easily. ynU
may rest a>>sEtd that you have the Catarrii.
Thousand, annually, w thout manitr>ting halt
OF the above symptoms, terminate IN consump-
Ii and end in the grave. No disease is "a
common. more deceptive Or less understood
by physicians. X. V. Pierce, NJ. d.. # Bat
t,lo, y. y, is the proprietor of DIR. Sage
tattrril Hence! IL perfect Specific Tor Gao
tarrh, "Co Il in the Head. or catarrhal head
ache, which lo nds to an, address. post paid
for sixiy cents, ar tour packages tot - 90.
PdmphIv, set free. Sold ny dtu4si,t,.
auglj- +podw lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

rc-1ominaed by acclaniation. as candidate, $
Tor Shtlifi County Tfeasurcr, County Al
torncy. and Clerk of Courts. Resolutions
were passed endorsing the Administration of
Gen. Grant, the Republican nominee for
Governor, the resolutions OF the State Con-
venlion in favor Of temperance and prohibit
ing laws, and endorsing the nominees OF the
convention. ,- VI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Blank forms of proposal are used by the
ladies of a western State, when the young
men are slow in coming to the point. Up
here at the north the young men often look
G{oak when arriving at the critical moment,
and thus do away with thc printed forms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
FROM BANGOR.
Republican Convention.
BANGOR, Aug, Is

BANGOR, Aug, IS.
The Republican County Convention was
held here to-day. John b. Nickels of Ken
duskeag, the candidate of the Chamberlain
men was nominated for Senator. A.. c.
Flint was nominated f Register of Probate,
Jesse Kinks for County Commissioner.
John ii. Wilson, Horace j. Nickerson, Chas.
T. Stetson and L. c. Brett were respectively
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
WHAT Is THE NEW FAMILY SINGER OF ls7os

II l. the concentrated result OF twenty years
perience IN buttmg sewing Machines.
It usts very short straight needles.
Ii makes the shuttle or Lock'Stitch alike upon
both sites OF the work.
Its very light running and has a silent feed.
1t is very easily kept clean, and is always in
or'ier.
1t is less difficult to understand and learn to
operate than amy other.
1t has the most simple and easily adjusted ten
sion ever Invented.
It is less liable to rust than any other
II is constructed that dust cannot enter it or
oil drop from it.
1t works equally well upon the finest Lace or
heaviest Beaver Cloths
II will hem rulings of dress goods over seams
Without any preparation.
| 1t is very high speeded ana requires very little
power To keep in motion.
II will out-wear any other Family Machine ever
made.
1t will Hem, Braid Fell Cord, Tack, Runle, En-
broi,ler, Bind, Trim, &c.
1t costs $50 delivered at your house, set to run
ming and warranted.
Covers Folding Tops, Cabinets, according to fin
ish 500 to $3.50
The prices named above, are the cash prices at
the Nanutactoty, but knowing that the various cir
Gums tances oi all Will not admit of the rigid C. d.
d. principle, ii has been decided to divide the
amount into moIthl y or in some cases weekly pay
ments, in sucn manner Will best suit the CON
vcnience OF the purchaser.
This is dope purely FOR the accommodation of the
patron. as no extra charge is made iom the regli.
lar cash prices
No charge for instructions in operating the Sing.
cl'- upon any class of work.
Remember the Place-Opposite the Post Office,
ut the Fancy Goods and Picture Frame store of $.
r. PLUMMER, Water Street Augusta.
\. B.-Supei Tor quality of Twist, Threads, Nee
dies, Oil and all sorts of Sewing Machine Findings
for sale at Nj nu'acturer's prices.
Re- Please call and examine.
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE,
| Augusta, Name augIsD&Wu
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tli! for want Of funds.

The grasshorpcr war Stems confined to the
belt of country reaching from Franklin to
Somerset county. This pest has not done any
injury in this county, and we have seen no
traces of is ravuges in Cumberland. Sasada-
hoe or Lincoln counncs The cabbage worm
localities. -..s=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Mrs. Mary Moor, mother of Rev. c. Il.
Moor of rii. city, died in Grafton VI, Aug.
5tn, aged ST years. Her funeral took place
on the following Snndiy, in Plymouth VT.
All of her living children, except a son reSitl
ing in Oregon, were present. Mrs. Moor
was woman OF great simplicity OF character,
and Of great trust in God.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The Seventh Day Adventist Camp-mceting
will be held in Skowhegtn, one mile above
lishon's Ferry on the Somerset & Kennebec
Rilroad from Sept. LIST to 9th inclusive. The
The usual half fare will be granted. and each
train Will stop near the ground during the
meeting. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

fine and desirable pocket European War
Map has been published by the E,na Life In
surancc Company of Hartford, CT We are
Indebted to Mr.. Cargill, the Companys Agent,
for copy, rEE+EF1# al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Dresden, little way down the river. OPP
posite Richmond, is place alive with historic
cal interest The old court house former V
stood there in which the Supreme Court was
held. The first person ever hung in the State.
a colored man, was tried, condemned and cx-
ccut,d in Dresden. While the county seat it
was place of considerable Importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Some think Boothbay is great place for
summer resort, but it is nothing to Partrdgc's
hot weather, and is visited by thousands to
get the splendid, healthy and inyigorAting
soda water there drawn, and make purchases
from his attractive stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The County Commissioners have granted
the use OF the court room Tor the purpose of
holding farmers meetings during the State
Fair in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

1t is said that the son of Prussian noble
man is keeping lager beer saloon at O,lI-
kiosk. 1t looks as though the son of a certain
French nolleman had been keeping iegyet-
home slloon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
loral anu State Nelna.

man who gets to his Office late in the
morning is not nan Of the perio4 for he is
behind the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

This afternoon the Dirigos will play their
last practice game" before leaving for Bos-
ton Monday by the O'Clock train Their
first game in Boston will be Tu, sd ~ afternoon
with the Bay States of Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

One of the recent inventions is an elastic
car wheel, which is intended to increase the
comfort of travelling in railroad cans. The
only one which has attained any degree of
success as yet, is that patented by MIR. John
Raddin of Lynn. Mass. The wheel is cast in
three parasitic hub, the web and Il plate to
which the hub is bolted. Between the axle
and the hub intcrvcnes a ring of solid rubber
about three inches wide and one inch thick
that sudden blow on the web is communicat
ed to the rubber and thence to the axle. 1t is
claimed that this wheel is cheaper; safer be-
cause less liable to break, and more comfort
able for the passenger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Elson, the pedestrian. has abandoned the
fooihardy attempt to make the distance be-
tween This city and Lewiston each day for Il
we, k We hear that he las not rect ivcd suf-
fcirnt encouragement financially. Its too
bad that such philanthropic object should
c:,. ..-s.a ~ 81, e-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The locomotive ''lIallowrll," after recciv-
ing some radical repairs and coat of paint,
comes out as good as new.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Mr. George s. Burgess Of Warren, m en-
ployee on the new railroad bridge in this city,
was quite severely injur. d yesterday morning
about eight o'clock. While he was engaged
in pushing alonga car load of iron, another
car, heavily loaded with iron tor the bridge,
struck him and two of the wheels passed over
him, breaking his right leg in two places be-
low the knee, ard also breaking his right arm
just above the wrist, and mangling in a shock
ing manner the muscles of his arm. He did
not notice that the car was moving behind him
at the time of the accident. He has good
courage and bore with great fortitude the
dressing OF his wounds The operation was
performed by DR.. Martin. Mr.. Burgess has
a wife and three children residing in Warren.
lie is kindly provided for at the house of Mr.
Thomas Frain. 4A4s @-@ d g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Aug Is.
CoTToN-.ales 80 l'aes mid ~ lards ISL
tl.OtR--tnte jl0nGji; r"ui!,i hoop phin 6lJ 80.
western SIC 200, southern coca 1000. aNaI8.
NiiEAf-sales - 0oo hu, Ne. spring 1873 i.s
NJ" do. l209 l2J: winter res and amber western,
lIiai4i. Hf 81 ts@
CrliN-new mixed western. slao0; old ito. l03
in store. A gs#-ER Ess#
oATS-atatc - ass. western 51a5i.l st#
loitN-mess. 2Joo; prime 2Gt0.
IARD-stcam iGls Kettle, Els.
BUTTEI-Ohio, 20a3l; state, 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH
.- no THE .y..
Daily Kennebec Journal.

by the Western JnIoB Lirc-Olliccs in lIendecs
Housed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Long experience and the utmost raie are neces
saly to ensure good metal, even with knowledge
OF the best combn,ations-t therefore, the safest way
Is to buy oil the oldest e. t.ibliahed Foundry GU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
Sprrial Notirrs.
The Order Of the bay.

The Order Of the bay.
\ general Otter Tor ~fILppEST In tho TEETH OF
ALL orrOsIi NOS II has become the supreme dc.tri-
lie, Of the .4e.
NJ inpurity can ne the teeth cleane.l daily with
SnZpivHt. ltGlf.Nl the bai u tlc tH,!tan -,ai,
Tree, an article Wile Ii los -c>>cs tehb-n- lIope-
t.es ui,riort ti1s 0f ANY other knU"A sub lance.
is one %; III" IA gre tieht> al tai rctle>- runlnEu
>"zodemt Ie only drutlitar Ia eXt-tvi,, ia which
II = -tiu1iluiss botanical product s incorporated
nlgli-t, 0 lwlt
"stArinING'> GLrE," handy about HE house,
melds ever! thing aUSl5--eodWIw
Renue's P.lnrkling Magic Oil is soi by most
OF oar Drugg L and Merchant, and ias Ia uuie Il
standard anu 'IC III market ihI> POS ton il a- Wule
by II, mttN II t, cic.tu u i-c II rute psH where
ii Ii used IA tliiuly and iutcud ;IWaN, 10 keep
fAM-lM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
BOOK FACES.

Our special Specimen OF Book Pages shows grca
variety, adapted to all kinds Of work including our
Revived Old styles, the most perfect embotliments
OF the letters OF the last century yet presented.
l5ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
. Z N g z r
SEWING WACEIWfS,
Opposite Tie Post Office.
AUGUSTA, MAINE.

These Machines by their simplicity, durability, and
the greet range OF Wuik they execute,
have gained a reputation luly
,1uVIallC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
FROM SKOW IEGAN.
Republican County Convention.
SKoWuEGAS. Nc. Aug. Is

Special Dispatch to the Daily Kennebec Journal. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
WTRlFlED CLAY PIPE,
Double Glazed, or Glass-Coated,

Sizes, , IN hes to2i inches inside diameter.
FOR DRAINS AND SEWERS. -l
CONTRACTORS aud Corporations in want oi
7 sewer Pipe, win lind il u their advantage 10
examine our stock of ENGLISH AID SCOTCH Buu
joint and shoulder Pipe; the largest and best as
sortnent ever offered IN thu country ..s. Ga.
For sale by Jl GAMES EDMOND a. co. .
at Wharf 80 to AZ Federal ST.. Boston.
Projectors Of YostOn Fire. Brick Works :.
Importers aud Dealers III Fire-Clay Goods.
july2'.2nl3l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
BERLIN, Aug. Is.

BlRLIN, Aug. Is. \
Pont y Mousson, Aug IL, say that in the
fight here yesterday, We took 2 900 prisoners,
l. guns and two eagles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
SUPERIOR TYPE METAL.

55 Water Street, Bos'
, 1870-02-01
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
It Becomes q PosslblittY with tho
Nrlstsn rmffiumenr.

London Eor7espoadenc& .stn York .naunE.
Iaese v, nszr. : p. s-1aliat5 inas eo1sn auf-
Paihsn TT Il cgedlcl: ~ tuca thing maJ appear
II nlst slsht. II cat o1lJ te done, Of course, ~
p1r.y GOV. fnnen', 1ad eq7a J., Of course |: Z
The Torres Eho cotteDpia:e sdopuhE !. II party
Of &C orr though he will scarcely eIt1le 70 tugtas
tcak rhe e1tcs sIun o. The 3uEfsge to Hucaao Il
nerelJ ca1ry'cg ont ihe 'ra1luonR and creed or
1bs OILY COZ stsntlcnal psrty. Isis 10 b put up
tnat Il vlll ray UEe ol the most cauuous sdyo-
Gates Of the nessnTo In Parliament regards such
ttep - lot ot1J posshle, boz psnoAose- II
,afeD, the I'll v't be lke!y to pass almost ueaa-
~. III cs the majority Of Liberals no quite
at1e to the danger at het1x outntdoea b. fneIr
cid eofn,es IN suen = matter, ADD thef eert4iqly
Il. merit. q tre quesuon tie, -oaia Saiad d,,es. a.
stE John coisnoge, for Instance, u warn1 stTo-
cate for 1oc An sotrate. aad NJ: Bright i ea1sl-
y AnopR tRalo&s IT, II Is pretty generally tet
TO onau, Lo serJ iegtcal Eesson can % addaeetl
Tor refusing then the Fs1lamenxAry The rud1age
teasE2 nefe 90 propsfs4 qualification, tor house
Ioio.t q LOGGER auaoan1s 10 t1ar, tue azzu.
NeLN soat An b oSeo seI nstt IN Amtsi1 ~
Dot sppltcsh.e here aud there tteEs 20 n T.
dte Course b9'Heeu admltsif woneu % tue ff1n-
en nes on lts e1AtnR hssta, e suhs:ttusiog nao.
IL as sn o. cone oo
q par hood sLFEs7a il Eerv do7nial AoTesss
! tnas EAT pe, tha leading adVoc - ", ~ - t"e :
rossthle ~ 10, tas ago 3, the most co3oaea at o.
tt.u. 1tn nay fei1 on netr ,1e9nea,
stn nots sssInsa issae1a 1aan Of tae ~ eane
| movement n America, And Il can Do 20 narn %
| Yepfat LIST the really splf. eas.nesaea, .ao
nlte,a:c En- NJ HoEtn Hno s4attnad sas - Eith
uet. her. haya Q 'h!e M 70 os 'u Is s,tennted Il
| Au.sEeA
, 1870-02-01

,,s.t o. tbs p.cps sre n sae ,a,ao3
se, 1oss Ssn 1s:pts ptiiesss conns.SnsS5s
e = e p nis aoceae as
ssa na SOS s o. o. tne Red Ktres people, san 70 A
10 ,r.ss s.s ss npa Ra5 for
st,pufturs And sIooutesleE ~ st.r, nas given Il
II ster,si id pIo covert speto,.L a., movement
Tsex s.ro sxrte 1ras TIT rnoe1A me tnss many
En- ,ne psore Do 70. hto. xns. tse, x,n sS, rex.
1eey ~ fg Sa,ts1, IL, = ue* etiug Of tac R'Gisa
~ 1esea ~ss e.,Isa 70 T, ,e a1;na ~ aaIeh tney
comS o1 o1nETnach Eh iae Eopiiau G1vernrcnt~
=, tnos &c ts.S: "a .ee s sas 10
%. =. tn,a our f,AdetL Cur cof1espo1u@I
| Frt,snps i. e.,rc rn4e nv the Scetc1 Aut
| -" euot h+,nr fhn Y7eteh 30 enmpen1a,aen @ Q,
ins ioor,nf p5ogona: s:r pfelSf1 eisss lea a saans
Gose8, ,or,n ~, = pc1ma, eut RnreTnre tesMs
cse.e': 9 rn!s On q ssne1sd
| ht&tEA
, 1870-02-01
1nan article which We published yesterday,

In an article which We published yesterday,
showing tho shipments Of aou1 and gzain
BY Like and ran from this point for the past
year, We stated that "roarly two-thi1ds Of
the -four sent By zsil was carried by the
Font Ws5ne and tho Great Eastesn, running
In connection with the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad. One causa for this is that The
ocean freighss On -four in tho Baltimore
stcame1s ere Less then those on the Now
York lines" ...
Te lsarn from tho offlcsrs Of the Fort
Wayne and Great Eastern Roads that neaz-
ly all the -four carried by them [74l,6
ba,1eas) ps1ed ovsr the Pennsylvania Cen
t1al Eoad-the portion which went to Balti
more going over that rosd sa far As H.sris
burg. II will be Remembered that ths
PENNSYLVANIA Central Road leased both th.
Fort Wayne and Great Esste1u last sum
mer, from which circumstance we may con
c!ude that etill creator portion of th
freight carried BY these two routes hsreaa
ter will be contributed to Tho business q
the former than in previous years-
, 1870-02-01


sTsJ.tfa.dtd, rrspeetabs-looktng @ fusp, rsusd
John Vtnfet!. 1es1dtnE the Eztnth sIenne. ~
Itvteo EIeteertn ard Twe0tteta suett1, Esv
JmK. He went to vpaK 4 1ect ago, kod IA
Rt!tk 70 ard frcn III work saa sre.uJ Al.
losed by the atstfenl II wtose haods oe
nofntrR eAnshter, q .entells, thhktnx
lhSt btF pEeaet e woud khled her a{ed fEhex
t1om insult atd assAull, taa accom- otuaed hin TO
hM wosf fn Tho mofatnx, and sgAtn EttaIned =
e1ooEt him home IN toe evening": bat thte "a nes
e4xe thsuo from ecod. AID teeEk, and hnarttug
about Last eyEuirk Nls Theresa came II usoal
she u nuxpu, nctioottnz 5oang GsrmAa - 20.
nan, seout - yeaf1 Of ~, neatI a,sned .na
1rstntr. snt cai11:d boos ansts her asc vita
wkch to occupy tE1 t,ne vtle Wai+,nz toe her
fa.he5. srd n pef hAp1 nu1 VA cooceelea 4
dsir1y toy in tne shape OF = aK shooter. HE
Te1teI tad snat TeesdAE .rozn!nS n.a 10:
fpltkd her rcaY iht Rtop door. snd enc slApp. q
hts ltce for bin. Upon Mf. Septet being tste.
10 thonxht ,s nsnsht:t Eoaid ~ =, - sae y. a
rtta 1npsreLt eide, sstd, 'She haa Soma Of be-
iAtne1a bleed IL her yeink-'"
, 1870-02-01

ffsM the .fsf Fork Espnsptttt.
n :, :; s e ss (
Island / Fac1ac Raazpad CoupAay. occs tnese
t.lcEt up she imp .ftAar quest,oa Of the felAIso
bot e1sy Of railroad nao14err. The occurteucs Of
tkc1el tssoe oi sailfcHd ssock hta ucsotsahtsel3
g sssd 70 e5e,te Etai at1a 9! snIus1e- Ex' g..
xedr1bte CO Accounr Of tnetr Frequency. Ia snA
particular cHte, the evens IL fcndefsd nore re.
Tad i enseIs q ~ IL @ auessou. % Tass ~ tsste ,has "a
eaIA' 1o,1es Of the tew re-'ssue Of E;ocs woah
hare deprived them Of The prel1fuu q Wn'ta thcJ
g1seed % she stock. and lnat 1t ~ould also tare
erros ed fteE to legal eMhaftssknfnfa ffoL0 io'
turcsors agstcIs tne new .ssoe 81 s'ock n o:ae1
vcrpe The fattlokd nApaztfB pat forth plea that
IL never rsei tn tie rocaouls1J OF honotso!e men.
! that hrnts,y n not the best ponc1, md 1na. -
| the laVa tsnt have pre1entsd mem nsaink ne
,1trx her rapd,onn3 pr.niau,'' therefore they
were rgnt n Grading The nv u eianoes:tne
To epder,tsrd the force Of this plea, i: h nenes-
saIy 10 rcsleF tie tA<te. Ttete saa cotsidez-
abs ae,tt1ty 1ast week Ia Rock 1'1and. - the
Raiirusd Company i. cal Cd 90 "tae s:ree:.' rae
stock sold IN N advhsGeg nafkes 70 lIee5 aao
| IN spcn lx'ee quAut't1cs "A 70 excite ba'p,c "a
enaree msrseels sscertxued thas the1e uad
| nsen secret jk3ue Of f9,t0o, 900 STOCK. ~ tow
I rss I difeet VOCATION d the faleA o. NE s&oc1
| E1tAas &c, requiring sttrty d1ys, rntdcA1oo o.
| an 3Lteided new isspc Of ttoct, RocE lis.
.ear.t were Very properly exeuaed frou the
| "caE'' ..-..-.
This u rot sas cr.s event Of tae ktnd tn The Bis
| toFy OF Roet Isia1d- A coopis Q! years aso.
1ntnk . "c0lner IN " Rock i&Ana,r tat mares
IA up - premium. 1ten pA1Iea xhn thought
| tLey hAd uade fo:t1nt we're tnundtfsuuex ~
! Iess that the taAte., which tbeJ He7e poyns e
| eaEclJs were merely 4 ft1 tHa 70 eAode1 3Ee .
| p1kcto npon TIC mafket FItee4 II Dec tell ou,
bat the STOCK suhst q7t ntlJ recosered undef the
| N3orn&A thAI the new lsEue Represented =
tenass addition TO tho capital of the com sAoyr
| tbe shape IT 2n eIIe1t tnn OF taeft uue ssfo1rn 2
| lows, w,tn rev to N o>stust. cuuneeso on Aiss
| sne Cr,cu Psc &c II OEshL II Is probable ~
tome buch pea Exy Low be pa1 1ot1af6, AEh so&:
tse te* issue d k:ock zeprtseuis TA.ne secess &C
| ia the thaoe Of roitsE s;ock, CT N ex'encoa oa
Ia ptnstEtp oi tne road But lhts Pies eac .!
rn Etars Justify The action Of rne Drecfofs teo
| hanAxesA. lnpun1sT n no e1crsn fof ttau1Nc
tnaI ! nf tnA k'nd. Btcarse The former e. ~.
col ooI q. IN pltce Of oe.nK pnrtshen. tn9e y =,
EssEn Why nn,A1 res3it should Aka etAee NJ ~
| The Improvement and eIrtosIcn q tne rosa -,
std cpEti % re accomplished 81 faif sha ops!
Gea1 }, AID without tea scJplcop tnht - n!ts9'
tlhr.rtre ct pabae col ltnereo = fAla e1aas u *
ctr1ties,
But va A.a row tod nT Tho EAnsteEs q ~.
| rh.e4so. Rpck Island P4efe RsuEoid com9tnl
.hst Il :. cot 10 their Interest TO be aooSs rs
ttat ina secret iasas Of atoe1 ~ u.socl&l DE-
, 1870-02-01

In looking o&e1 Tho files Of THk T1rBvxK
to flpd statistics Of the actual cost of the
Illinois aud Michigan Canal We discover
a statement Of tho facts obtained last year
from Ms. William Goodipg, which is as
follows:
Rxpended By tho Commissioners under
Rxpsnoed by 1ru3sees uEttz 1he Eel ol
FIR E17st7H.
pece.pts frupa ftles o1 canal ta1dt And
iots ooe 4ted By tne uEatcd 6IA1es.. rsSa
Recetp.p from cznsl tolls orer &nd ah1se -.
eW1eus e1peueea up 70 tho year 1ess.' Slso o.ess
r,ot., rre+,pss. -, rs, 81
Eees1 Of rec*tp'a over coat Of csna1-.. soa,e
From which it would appear that the ta1-
p,yers of the Stats have in reality paif
nothing on account Of the canal. But inas
1npch ns the interest paid OF the uone1
borrowed by the State is not embraced IL
The foregoing exhibit, it Is evident that it i
incomplete to ,hat extent
We regard the present discussion Of tn
cans1 question by the Constitutional Con
r.uaon as highly important. No tins ca
h, considered as wasted which shall lead
m intelligent understanding Of tho en01oe'
Va suggest, howere., that 1t vould be oae
, 1870-02-01

A number Of ofaoera who served in tho
late war, but who ate now membess Of the
Democ1stio party, have organized thsm-
selves in New York into what they call tho
Grand Army Of tho Constitution The
organization u intended to extend I'LL over
The United States. Now that the Tht-
tenth, Fourteenth, sud Fifteenth Amend
men.s ere to ali intenta and purposes part
of The Consultation Of tba United States, II
ia 4 matter for rejoicing that thoso ofhcera
in the late war who arc Democrats ahoula
organize as grand arn5 to enforce con
s.itution wh,ch prohibits flavesy AMI
establishes negro suffrage in all psrss OF th
| T1njnu
, 1870-02-01

Tbs Constitution Of the State Of Missis-
eippi and tho action Of the Legislature
complying With the ter,ns and conditions Of
the Reconstruction acta are in the handa ol
the President and will be laid before Can,
gresa. There can hardly be any opposition
to the immediate admission Of the State
Tho Senators and Representatives elect ar,
in Washington, md We may, therefore, ex
pect to see Mississippi fully reconstructe,
in day or two.