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given ont, will be renewed at future elections
with preparations looking TO greater degree
of intimidation and coercion. In this pro-
test the people of this State do, am conf
dent by an Overwhelming ma jority earnestly
unite. They are not to be misled by the pre-
tence that military force is necessary to pre-
vent fraud, for they well know, what all
history proves that military elections are
never honest nor free, that military force AT
elections has always been used by ambitious
rulers to hinder full and free expression OF
the popular sentiment; in fact, TO pelpetuate
and cover fraud, not TO prevent it. II cleo
lions are not honest they should be made 50
by the force Of public opinion and by law,
Military force asserts its supremacy over both
and is itself q fraudulent and final overthrow
of the ballot No State is or ever was more
devoted than New York to the Union and the
Federal Government none more submissive
to that Government constitutional authority
none more ready to defend its rights and
vndicate its power. But our Union is a
union of States the elements of its great
strength are the home governments of the
people. To weaken parts is to endanger the
whole; to depend for the peace and order OF
localities upon the Federal Army is not self
government; to substitute the regular soldier
with his musket as Il peace officer in place of
the constable with his writ, is not to preserve
the peace, but to establish the condition of
war; to surrender elections to the control OF
the President, supported by armed forces.is to
surrender liberty and to abandon republic,
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Contrary to the general impression, the
heaviest tax rate appears to accompany the
most rapid increase of property and popula-
ton, though it would be q very hasty gener-
lization to infer that a place may be made to
grow by Increasing the rate OF taxation. The
truth is, no doubt, that the wants of grow
ing community are apt to outstrip their
means, and the perpetual danger, to be
watched and checked, is the tendency in such
places to municipal extravaganza. The tax
rate in this city is too high; but it is less than
the average rate of the cities Of Maine, while
in the percentage of increase for population
during the last ten years. Portland stands third
and for valuation fourth. In gross gain of
population Portland falls behind Lewiston
only, and in gross increase of valuation leads
that city, which leaps all others, by five mil
lions. Hardly any of our cities come up to
the Western scale of taxation, which in the
50 cities of Ohio averages 3.l4 per cent. In
Cleveland the rate is so, in Cincinnati 4 l6,
in Sandusky $40, in Toledo 500, and in Can
ton where the people have been building wa
ter works the rate fairly touches per cent
The Cincinnati Gazette, which publishes
these figures, says "Ohio must III some way
be relieved from this tremendous incubus, or
at the close OF the next decade she will stand
fifth or sixth in the rank Of States instead Of
third as now
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COBWEBs.

With feet that flitcr as go,
Then slower step and vet mole slow.
Ifp the steep stair | Chamber;
just ~ the day dies down the west,
And night is born, and sombre guest,
| near the haunted chamber.
! Stand before the silent door,
Where love has cried come in,' before
To lift the latch my hand advances;
! 10 *, | almost hope to see
The face loved look out to me
With all it, happy, old-time glances.
There on the door that once swung free
Each golden hour to welcome me,
Some grief or gladness bringing;
In dusty shreds that float and fall
Like sorrows shroud and coffin pail.
The cobWCbs Old are clinging.
I turn me once more down the stair;
/ will not, will not enter there,
The dusty floating cobwebs chide me.
Their curtain drawn before the door,
That checks my entrance as before,
The shadowy, stillnes, all deride me.
By blinded eyes my feet are stayed,
Ny heart is once more unafraid,
Ny tears the shadows banish
The cobweb3 gathered on my heart.
BY sorrows rain are swept apart,
My foolish fears will vanish,
open wide the long-shut door,
/ step across tue echoing floor,
And. swinging back the shutter.
The mellow summer moon looks in
A. if my lonely heart to win
From thoughts cannot utter.
Dear heart" murmur then with tears,
In all the busy coming years,
This room shall be my chosen altar;
Forever more its door shall be
Left open wide to welcome me,
When pp these stairs my feet shall talter.
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From the Portland Advertiser.
TAXATION IN MAINE.

One of the necessary results of the war
which ended five years ago, is an aggregate
of debt, national and local. which can be es-
timated but not computed: and now bears
with steady pressure upon every mans prop
erty. For four years the national and local
governments were borrowing at home and
abroad the means to prosecute the struggle
for political existence, and now, when pay
day comes around every spling the assessor
figures tax which, if the valuation were
strictly accurate, would in most countries
amount to fair rate of interest upon the
possessions OF every citizen. The following
tables exhibits the tax levy for the past two
wears in the fifteen cities Of Maine:
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THO THE LADIES.-The celebrated DR. l., DIX
4 particularly invites all Ladies who need Meeca! or
az Hs r
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch of the treatment of all diseases peculiar
to females 1t is now conceded by ALL both in this
try and Europe that he exces all other known practc
toner's In the SAFE speedy and eectual treatment OF all
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases, such debility weakness un
ma ura suppressions engagements of the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid of the blood
The Doctor Ia fully prepared treat in hs peculiar
STYLE both medically and surgcaly all diseases of the
female SEX and they are respectfully invited to call at
Ne II EadicOss Street. Boston
Allletcrs requiring advice must contain onedol,r to
insure an wer.
Boston, Jan. l l87l-1yr
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Average gain for ten years,

1t appears from this table, first that the
cities have been growing at an average rate
of II per cent, while the population in the
State at large has been nearly stationary A
second glance shows that the growth is main
ly along the lines of the railway, and like
the increase Of valuation is most marked at
the manufacturing centres If now we take
the relative positions Of twelve OF these cities
in these three tables, emitting Hallowel for
the lack Of returns and PASSPORT and Els
worth on account of the irregularity Of their
present tax rate, we shall find remarkable
coincidence. The numbers in the following
table represents the positions given above:
Formulation Valuation Nay II ata
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Average for two wears,

In some instances, the tax rate is increased
to meet special exgencies, as in PASSPORT,
where the rate in 1868 was 276, and has
been increased for the payment Of old indebted
ness, including $4,000 for Communication notes.
The large increase in Ellsworth is also note
worthy and is due, no doubt, to some special
cause. Notwithstanding the heavy burdens
of the last decade, it appears that all these
cities have increased their valuation appre-
ciably, except PASSPORT, which has been de-
vas:ated by fire, while its shipyards have been
closed and the repeal of the reciprocity treaty
has injured its fishing interest:
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GREATNESS AND INGRATTrUDE. AS he that
can revenge an injury, and will not, discov-
ers great and magnanimous soul, so he that
can return kindness, and dare not shows a
mean and contemplate spirit
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A CAR d.

Clergyman while residing in South America as a
discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and whole train OF
disorders brought on by baneiul and vicious habits.
Prompted by desire to benefit afflicted and untortu
nate will send the recipe for preparing using this
medicine in sealed envelope to any who needs it,
Free Of charge. Address JOSEPH 7. INMAN Station
d. Bible House, New York City.
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'or Sale by G. HERVEY, Watchma
Ezos
70 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. Eudicou
street. Boston, consulted daily TOR all diseases incident
the female SYSTEM Proapsus Jcr pr Failing Of the
onb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, ana other Menstrual
arrangements, all treated on pathological
principles and speedy relief guaranteed III very few
days SO invariably certain is the mode OF treat
that most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the afflicted person rcjocc in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience III the
Of diseases OF women than any other } stefan In
Boston.
Boarding accommodations ter patients Who may wi-h
to stay III Boston few days under his II, utmcnt.
DR.. Dow, since la41 having confined his whole attc-
ton Office practice 1or the * Private pi4tasc
and Female Comp!@!At1, acknowledges NO superior IN
the United States.
N. BAH letters mast contain uur totlr, OF lhr4
will not be answered.
Office hours from ; \. NJ. to p, Vi.
Boston. July u, $50. NIB
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Average for ten years,

From Hallowell we have no returns for the
valuation of 1870, but on comparing the same
cities with reference to population, we find
Hallowell coming up to the third place in the
list. The following are the census returns Of
1860 and 1870:
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Westbrook has appointed committee of
tive to oppose the division of the town before
the next legislature.
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nTWArcH No. 1888, Stem Wildor-bearlng I
been carried Ny me from Dccenlbc'. 1865, 70 JHnua
New \ ork. Jan. II, 1870.
WArcH No. ll24-bearing Trade Mark, Frederic
Anterior < Co.. manufactured by the L. 5. Watch Co.
has been carried by months its total variation
from time being only six seconds, A. l.. DENNIS,
President n. j K. X. & 4. Co.
WATCH No 1925, Stem Misunderstanding Trade-Mark
" Frederic Anterior Co.. Marion, N.J manufactured
by United States Watch Co.. has been carried by me
II months months OF that time sea- and in all the
various climates of Europe. During that time and since
my return it has not varied second per week.
II. LASSINti, Manager knicke booker Life lnsur
ance Co., l6l Broadway, n. Y.
UTICA, n. w. Feb IS, 1870.
WATCH No. 1865, Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark
"Frederc Atherton & Co., Marion, n. J.,' manufacture
ed by u s. Watch Co., has been carried BY me twenty
months; its total variation from time being Nt
seconds per month. J., c. PRIEST,
Asst. Supt. n. &c. 4 II. z. x.
lyr34 r.
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Salt for Sale.

A cargo Of liverpool FISHING salt. IN Eoul
Nat simpsons W haff. Il, tst for sale cheap ty tine
subscriber. !. II. uEKRiMAN.
Belfast, May 10, lS,o tit
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TIRISTIAN STANDARD opposes Sects
~ and advocates Primitive Christianity. Best and
cheapest Family Weekly; pages 4S columns. Edited
by Elders ISAAC ERRETT and j. S. LAMAR. Only 81
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commission, to sell and wonderful inventions
Address NJ. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich.
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-. manUiacTWTed NY Tnlod NtaIes WaTCh q o. has
Is in the entire time.
T.. CHIrIENpEN, Late Register T. s. Treasury.
Watch Co., has been carried by six months its to
ul variation from time being only eight second
per month. Have been travelling through different
tons OF the country, from New York 70 Gaiyaston Tex
t., and back, by steamer and railroad. T.. RICE,
Of hitney Rice, 1-9 Broadway, NJ I.
ST NBr ny, Penn. Feb %, 1869
WAICH No, lI,t-bearng Trade Mark Frederic
Anterior TO-. Marion \. j." manufactured by u. u
Watch Co, has been carried Ey the three months
its total variation from time being only seconds
during that zine II DE LANCY engineer & T.. II. X.
WAr,H No. no5--beuing Trade Mark 6 Frederic
Athcrton x Co., Marion, Nd. manufactured by L,
Watch co., has been carried by eleven months
total variation from mean time being only seconds
the entire time. A, ii. KING Park Place, n I
NicePrcat Elastic Cone Spring Co., N. j. Gar Spring
and H.
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V1CKSBURG AND BENnS

FOR GnEESvn1x' v1cksprno and the s,,.
Leaves every TzrasDA1. ats,x
. FoR GRrzxyulr. A,.
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Bend Duckport. vicksburg, Grand Gulf :.
seph' Rodney. Waterproof, Na.cb., n y 10
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and all intermediate and Coast l.nd;n~'
new and magnificent steamer ~
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engers with their freight
Connects at vicksburg with pacl.,, g..
points on the Yazoo and Tallahatchie ,;,. 'a Y
For freight or passage apply on board -,
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Upper Red River Raft Company Of

Upper Red River Raft Company Of
louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
The bill was read and considered en-
crossed for third reading.
The constitutional rule was further
suspended by o four-6fths affirmative
vote, the bill read its third and last
time, and finally adopted, on call
Of the yeas and nays, by the following
vote:
Yeas Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Butler,
Campbell Fish, Gallup, Harris. Herwig, Hun
saker, Ingraham, Kelso, Lewis, holland, O'Hara,
Raglan Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher. Thomas
Nays: Blackman, Bowman. COPELAND, Daigle,
Futch, Lynch, Pierce, Thompson-S.
The title was adopted.
The Secretary then called the name OF
Mr.. Ingraham, who called up Senate
bill No. 1911, to be entitled an act
for the relief of Mrs. Gertrude Lip
shuts
The bill was read and considered en-
crossed for a third reading.
The constitutional rule was further
suspended by a four-fifths affirmative
vote, the bill read its third and
last time and finally adopted with its
title.
The name of Mr.. jerks was called who
moved to adjourn, which motion was
adopted, Mr.. jerks being the first name
to be called at the next evening session
under the rule.
The President then announced tina,
the Senate stood adjourned until the
twenty-fourth instant, at twelve O'Clock
NJ.
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
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CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
Forty.Fifth Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1871.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Hon. o. j. Dunn. Lieutenant Gov
ernor and President of the Senate and Messrs.
Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman,
Butler, Campbell, Coupland. Daigle, Fish,
Futch, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker, In
graham, jerks, KelsO, Lewis, Lynch McNlillen,
Noiand, o. Hara, Pierce, Pinchback, Raglan, Ray.
Smith, Swords, Sypher. Thomas, Thompson,
Twitchell Todd, Whitney, wilcox-36.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The minutes of the previous days ses-
sion were corrected and their reading
dispensed with.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Office of Chief Clerk,
New Orleans, La, February "a, 1871.
To the Honorable President and Members of
the Senate :
GENr1EMEN-I am directed by the
House to ask the concurrence of the
Senate in the following House bills:
No. 236, an act to legitimatize children
born of parties ohabi:ins as man and
wife, and to declare such cohabitation
during space Of ten years to constitute
marriage.
No. 269, an act for the relief of the
citizens of Pienville parish whose lands
have been returned as the property OF
non residents, and offered for sale
by error of the tax collector of said
parish.
No. 25S, an act to amend and re-enact
section two thousand two hundred and
two of the Revised Statutes.
No. 253. an act to amend and re-enact
section one thousand seven hundred and
sixty-one of the Revised Statutes Of
1870.
No. 100, an act authorizing and Gre
ating concurrent jurisdiction and powers
Of the justices of the peace of the city Of
Baton Rouge.
No. II, an act to provide compensation
for counsel for accused persons in certain
cases in the parishes of st. Bernard
Plaquenine and Jefferson.
No. 225, IN act relative to juries in the
parish Of Caddo.
No. 195, an act for the relief of the
trustees of the New Orleans Methodist
Depository, and to exempt their property
from taxation.
No. pa, an act 10 amend an act en-.
titled ON act to authorize the com.
pilation Of q new and official map of the
State. ...-...----
No. LAT, an ect for the relief Of widow
Florcntine Landry, OF the parish Of
Iberville.
No. 191. an act to change the time o.
holding the session Of the District Court
in the Tenth Judicial District, and to es.
tablish two additional terms of said cour,
in the parish of Caddo, for the trial O
State cases.
No. III, an act fixing the domicile o
the New Orleans, Baton Rouge and
vicksburg Railroad Company; giving t.
the courts Of New Orleans jurisdiction il
certain cases; authorizing stockholders
and directors meetings to be held out
side of the city OF New Orleans; granting
to parish courts jurisdiction over pro
ceedings for the appropriation OF proper
ty. etc.; providing the mode Of proceeding
in. and removal from such parish courts
and providing against suspension ant
operation Of the company in cases o
appeals or otherwise.
! No. las, an act for the relief of tn
parish of Jefferson, right bank of tn
Mississippi river.
WILLIAM vIGERS,
j Chief CeEk.
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CAIRO.

ST. LOUIS AND New ORLEANS PAcxr r..
PANY.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
illinois Central Railroad Pacl...
,EA For MEMPIS, CAIRO an
SBH3Ei the Bends-Ths hne psss.ss ~
steamers Of this line will leaw =
,ol.ows:
DEXTER. JONES, Mss,
Leaves on SATURDAY. NAY 6, ats P.M
COMMONWEALTH. ............ SEDAN, Mus
Leaves ON MONDAY, MAY g. at5P4
CITY OF ALTON. .SHEBLE, M,
Leaves on "WEDNESDAY. NAY 10. at sPN
Giving through bills Of lading to all point .
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nsshr.
and Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis wi
Ohio Railroads.&c. TO St Louis.
Through Tickets furnished ct lowest nss h
oil points East, West and North, by all the M.
Gus routes via Memphis, Cairo and St. Lon
Staterooms secured at General Office, lO4C Co.
mon street.
A. A. WOODS, General Agent
lO4 Common StM
G. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Natchez Shss
JOHN N. BOFINGER. President
Bills of lading for all freights over the h
linois Central Railroad; signed at the ola
of JAMES T. TUCKER
apl. 6-tf Is Carondelet Strs
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NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AM
THE WEST.

NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO IN
THE WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Blue Line, Via Cairo.
1870 h WILL TAKE FREIGHT Ptu
s5eS4 New Orleans ON frst-class stssa.
LEAVING DAILY, AT 5 p. H., FOB
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL POINTS
NORTH. WEST AND EAST AT
THE LOWEST RATES.
All rates and all through hills of l,&,l
from New Orleans by above route CIV
signed and recognized only It the Gensi
Office Of tho Company, No. &c Caronda'
Street.
Shippers by this route save all drayagsn
transfer charges at Cairo, and their good
are always under cover, and no charges a.
made for forwarding.
JAMES T. TUCKER
General Agent
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To tho Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate
am directed to inform your honor
able body that the Speaker has signed
Senate bill No., entitled an act to
amend and re-enact an act to incor-
porate the Mississippi River Packet
Company, and to grant State aid to the
same.
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W. R. GRrArHousE, Master; JAMES AcIu'
Clerk,
Will leave New Orleans every SkrrHnAY ~
NJ. and "WEDNESDAY, at 5 P. n. For frs's''
passage apply ON board. orto
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For Corns, Bunions, Burns. Boils. Old Soras. cuts
&c. Druggists have it. 25 cents per box. or sen,
or or receipt OF price Address F. X. Stephens. 81
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& a A DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools Address
p A, E. GRAHAM, Springfield, vt.
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Gs eP9DR MOUTH. Horse and Carria re furnished
%e0N~~ Expenses paid II. SHAW, Alfred Ne.
GENTS. JUST t TO HAND An one ofsle latest
who see it. Sent any address for % cents.
G c. HAWORTH, Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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District clerks are authorized by law
to subscribe for the Journal of Education
at the expense of their respective dis
tricts. We hope this will generally be
done, as the decisions and opinions OF
the State Supt. published therein, will in
many instances prevent difficulties and
litigation, and consequent expense. All
amendments and alterations of the school
code are also published in the Journal OF
Education.
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We commend the article entitled "a
Defect at the Core" to the eaInest con-
slderation of teachers and school officers.
This article will be followed by Others
from the pen of the same gifted writer.