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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

HENRIco COUNTY CouRT.-In this court
yesterday the civil docket was called, and
most OF the cases continued. -.-..,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

Corn-cob Pipes-the sweetest-smoxing pipe IN
tie wurld-at the cigar store corner Of nth and
aaiu strcety. g75,... ..,s. go ,:s ss So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

MAGIC FouNrAIs or WOOD y sons Having
purchased additional cooasrs, our coda and mine
raj waters are pronounced the coolest IN Tho ely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

The FATE OF THE CITY for the next year
depends upon the result of this registra'
EtiOn.- Register at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN BANKRUPTcT.-
The following sales Of real estate were made
by Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, auctloneers,
Yesterday, for w. Fl. Allderdice, assignee
in bankruptcy in the cases named below: ,
City of Richmond B. Hassell: Framed
house at southeast corner Of Clay and Smith
Fstreets, 81 ,275; lot on 9th street, Navy Hill,
1876 feet, $40. go -
Oo,tnfv of Henr7co.-B. Hassell Farm of
100 acres, five miles below Richmond, with
small improvements, 81 ,125.
County of Buckingh dn1.- Ohio Sutton :
Life interest in LOO acres of land known
rs "Island VIew," 800.
County of Aneld.-E.P P. Wright: House
and lot of acres, $500.
County of Hing and Queen.--John I. Hos
kius Farm of 364 acres, near Miller's, with
slight improvements, 81, 45G; firm of 1SS
acres, adjoining the above, with slight i'm
proyements, $9T farm of 70 acres, adjoln-
ing the Midway estate, no improvements,
S2G2.5O. Il. T. Shackleford: Farm OF 1927
acres, known as "Green Pond," no i'm
provcments, S162.50.
County of EsSe1.-R. T. Shackelford :
Farm of $40 acres, known as South Eud,"
with medium improvements, 50, $50 farm
of 100 acres, near PauPs b Roads, with
small improvements, S1.045; farm OF -
acres, no improvements, S202.50.
County of Caroiine.-John T. Boutwell,:
Farm of $50 acres, poor improvements,
3 ,75O; farm of $50 acres, known as "Clit-
tom" no improvements, 1915; farm of 62O
acres, called Fitzhugh," small improve
ments. So. 100. Levi Stern: 3a acres land,
with dwelling and storehouse, near Ches'
terrified depot, S1,225. George W. South
worth: Farm of 400acres near Cedar Fork,
improvements tolerably good, 81, 700.
Countyof observation-disclosures X .Bowles;
Farm Of 234 acrcs, moderate improvements,
1910. F.. Boyle: Farm of 425 acres, mod.
crate improvements, S1,1GS.t5.
County of Brunsooick-H A. Kidd
Farm Of $50 acres, small improvements
$3.50; life interest in S25 acres, small I'M
provements, $75.
County of Mecklenbmy.-R II. Everett
Farm Of $50 acres, small improvements
$50. EoE
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Come 20 IWfLtY& Co.'s NM Depcs, SIS ah
s.rees, FOR pure mix battcrmszk, pso5 shtInitk,
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Soft SILK and Cashmere Hats, all colors and
shapes, selected 10 person, at WEIsIGER's.. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

EkUVER d BAKER SE WIN GINA
W CHIhES.- just received ~. entire new stock
OF these very popular maehfnes, shich Tiii be
chine clu be sold IA THIS city. They have teen "a
ne for the last fifteen years by bnuaf@ds Of fami-
les IN this city, and stand unrisaiied cstt and
Examine the uiscbHes aud the lnS',y test onfais
I'd Is. " UARBf, Agents, I
jan api t5road ST., corner 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

Boys and children,s Hats nj erdssas Yafilty
Just opened, and rev, at WE1sgoBa,s. sornesief
18th aud Main streets. 3. q
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skating At Assembly Han az / % P.,M

Go and see WEIsIGER's elegant assortment OF
all kinds or new and fashionable bats, 3sss openeo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

NOTICE.-in answer to the many in
~ qulrles about III: WHEELER A .1AWILSoN
and The WILSON SEWING N&CHl y ES, we
'ay, IN kindness and respect that they art nOtihs
SANE, nor have they auy connection VIII teycr !;
M is The Or. Wilson, 81 The Wilson machine,
cur hir wilson, Of She Wheeler Il Wilson ma
chine. !.
W. cordially and respectfully invite an dcaeTs
aud "perslors Of Scwi. siachues exaollre
and operate cur u,at hines 81 any and all times,
>nd VIII take great pleasure in giving any iufur-
nation when desired. .~ - 49,. .ss I,
Z. +. ar DWAY. Agent FOR Is I
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machines, :
ap.p 7ag Main street HichtuOnd. :
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I'd YDRoMETERss foF testing ssrpps
hYDRoaETERs sor sssslnsH Tasss isser'--
m men. were n.as U order d essaaas; s1a zre
warranseato be accurate. sos sa'' 8 -
! aAKxRss prus stors, s,a a..la e - .sy 9; " y
= III KINDS OF Job pklM ~ a,,s.
IA NaSrI. ~ FIX N Or FED AZ ~ - 49, 49,
SaTCH 9HiS tgIhG tIsss 81 az. 81
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GTEAM ENGINES, Of impsogsd COB
/ - stEuction, for all purposes, Of Rtehmond or

for railroad. machine; car, and carpenter shops.
plsniig- mills, sash, blind: door, eabtnetware,
chair, bedstesd, woodcnwsra sxrtcalturN ms
ton and WOODEN faetortss. cotton gfhs5 1sy1ers,
foandries, roiling-nii,s, tobacco AStories, Mnne-
ries saw, nourtng, corn; and pspes-nails n n
ers, betting, lace leather. Save, lies. wrensnes.
twist drills, steam ganges asM xaMmsfcs a!ess
n stai' nick and tool haHdies emery nbess and
mschinss, turbine wAtar-a neelss &e.. "a -
sECUED-HAND MACHINERY ma Ola
PLANS and EoTIAAfEr, OF mssn1lSry tof
,ni,is snd m nnlsctories. Y ~. a. DAtIgN. -
ds~,u, - 80 Richmond, Va.
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MH. FREvEillgx,s ADpRrss lr,o So
WoRKIaaMEK.-Th s meeting Of Ryror,, TEE
nen saS Mesropolitan Hall last ,,ieht ,.,as
numere1lsly attended, despite the thrs ~ ~
enng clouds and rain. Rev. Ges,sae . s ~.
Harding, OF Manchester, president Of tI,a
Mechanics Trades Union ,of this eity's nss s
sided, and Mr. Thos. D. Hurdle ofiicfatad
as secretary. ii 80 .1ss 80 1880 =
Mr. Harding, In a5few apuropr,ate re.
marks, introduced Capt. f. Trcyeiiick:
president Of the National Labor Union, to
the audience, and asked for him an earnest
and attentive iiearing.:s ~ ,7Ei. D@s1.1 al
MIR. Trevellick then came forward. and
spoke for about twoskours on the plans of
the labor reformers, and in advocacy of the
idea that. mechanics are entitled to take a
more active part in the government of the
country, and that it is their duty to take
the power in their own hands,, lie urged
that q more general diffusion of. property
and just recognition of the rights OF labor
were the great needs Of the country, aud
that America will not be what she should
be until this state Of affairs is brought
about. ~ ...c,1I., -
After the. speaker concluded, resoIu-
ton OF thanks for his address was unani-
mously passed. ~ $3.50, $3.50
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Bouquets made at short notice OF hfonToa's
fower gdrde n. tEs. III tTfsisc 80 ~ss.sst -.
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Young gents are especially invited 70 CAL ant
examine WErsIGER's magnificent assortment Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

EVERY VOTER isrequired to register again
Former registrations arc of no avail. You
cannot vote unless YOU register again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

ABOUT TIE PARTY BY THE NAME OF
JONES Why he aods Arrested.-The tele-
graph on Wednesday night announced the
arrest, in New York city, by Major Poe,
our Chief of Police, Of one j. G. Jones for
completely in the Haunstein forgery. The
prisoner was brought here night before
last, and is now in custody Of the Rich
mond police.
This Jones Is supposed to be the party
referred to by the witnesses for the defence
in the Chahoon case as mt one time the
holder of the note for 81, 900 purporting TO
be signed by Haunstein, and which after
wards came into the possession Of Cha
hoon. II. S. Merrill and John W. Cole
both swore that they had seen Jones
irving to raise money on the note,
and General ID. B. White testified that he
was in Chahoon's Office when q party 10y
the name OF Jones, and answering to the
description Of the one now under arrest,
came in and asked Chahoon to bring suit
on the note. He is thus doubly connected
with the case. What is to be done with
him remains to be seen..4 R
The accused was arrested on requisl-
ton from the Governor of Virginia, which
was founded upon the affidavit Of John W.
Cole that he Jones) was party to the ut
terance of the forgery. When arrested he
was engaged in the commission business at
FOG Duane street, New York. lie appears
perfectly willing either to testify or to stand
trial. 49,. ". ..- .t#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

HAVE YOU REGIsTERED?. II not, do SO at
once. There is no time for delay. 49,,
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TANpS WANTED.-I wish to employ
"a rlL.rnfD HANDS to week at ne
- md ,r,rk Taanvi, cu The Chesapeake ana
On rairoa,i. eight miles from icwisburg: /
w.. r,y - pr day FOR hfnaS 10 work IN the
.,,r.a a. = .nr those ttIJ wosk III the bottom,
sra 80 TO- outside "nTs. ...
~. -. ui>i +, employ IiISNFL FOkEM EE
.,l y.rEkMEN MUb UNnEkSTANn Wnkh-
-, Ea;,h Apu!y ~ j. L. jUNfIS,
No. o. 18th street.
p,r- yI,ryny t.,i,t-Sct0f. my A-Sw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

DOAEpERS " \ \ T + D.-MrS. NOR
= Fisfr ha> two handsomely fun nished rooms
,,,- rr,.t. Win Boz RID. Also, several ROOMS
FrR E-Hr. Afpls st ~ E.oad street. w..
M $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WAN TED. iirSt-rate SERN ANT, as
" h"U>i III I'D .uG wsSiIerwotnnn. ut
bR. FESSLES'S,
ry.o,s .09 exist Frsnklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WANTED. 10 LUMP MAKERS, to 90
W :, SeTIo.k. titvi.S, wages ped. Apply
IL +. d. tiIlsj>TIhN 4 60. 81,
Iny.-s: Tobacco ENch rye.
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WANTS.

WANTED. No. | DRY c. obs MER-
W ,l.NNT h%D SALE MAN acquainted Win
so, tr,,.,. NUue othcr need apply. A first
.,,,s,i,-v " we'll rs position viii he given. Adj
49, DRl GOODS MERCHANT.
Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WANTED. a GOOD COOk-whitc pre-
W irri,G Apply ~ s07 .laiu street, hct "*en
..., aud in;L sfre,,is my 5 st
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NOE . Che tlue 70 plant flowers Of an klnds.

Skating at Assembly Ban tnis afternoon. Z.
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Felargonum geraniums 10 bloom at moRTos's
flower garden.
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ONLY TWO MORE DAYS remain for regis
tration. Register at once. III = s;.ay

APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF HABEAs Cor
Indictment for Obtaining Goods et,ader
False Prett nceS.-An interesting and some
what novel case was argued before Judge
Bond, of the United States Circuit Court,
on Yesterday. It appears that during the
last term of the District Court Messrs. Jno.
II. Rcddy, Michael Ratchford, aud John
Moran, all of AleXandria, being called upon
to testify before the grand jury in some case
Of violation Of the revenue laws, refused on
the ground that answering the interrosato-
ries would tend to criminate themselves.
7 heir refusal to testify; was reported TO the
court, and they still persisting, Judge I'm.
dcrWood ordered them to be sent to Jail
contempt Of court" They are yet confined
j., the iail Of this city, and have, through
their counsel, NJ essrs. Beach and Neeson,
made application to Judge Bond for a writ
Of hdbeas corpus. 1t was understood be-
tween counsel and by consent OF the court,
that the argument should embrace the
whole merits of the case, and if the deci.
sion was favorable to the prisoners they
should be discharged. -
1t was contended on the part of the Gov.
crnment that no other court had the power
TO release them, and their only redress was
in pardon by the President OF release by
the court which committed them.
The counsel for the prisoner. on the other
hand, stated that the court and grand jury
having adjourned there has no power un
der the law to enforce further continc.
ment-that the sentence Of the lower court
committing them was an indefinite one,
and also that this court had entire jurisdic-
ton in the matter, and could revise the
proceedings of the district court, and il
;hov were follnd erroneous had the DOWcl
to apply the remedy,
The court took the case under advise.
ment until this morning.
In the case of Griffin VS.. Anderson's eX'
ccutors Il motion for an injunction was
docketeds and the hearing fixed for this
morning.
harris Fisher, indicted for obtaining
goods under false pretences by giving in an
incorrect schedule under the bankrupt act
was arrested, brought into court, and held
to answer in So, 900 bail. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

W. MED. To- T. ut Il suite of three or
" f,u- I\FCkNi.H+. - EOOMS-a!i on The
same Il "r preferred convenient 10 tie Capitol,
~ e,,.ral Gentleman. Address, pJst-oihcs box
alo. EiCnIu",d. my a-lw
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skating this afternoon at No.
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coldes. Mineral Il w.ters :. wooiD 4 soss'.

Misses' and cllildren,sl pearl. bronze, and cair-
col0yed boots at TAyLoR's. ii &y:..tet5r TX SGD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

Train up a child ia the way he should 70, !" and
he Will buy clothing OF e. Is. SPENCE & soN. III
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TAYLOR has ali styles Of button boots for Tsdtes

Full supplies Of 'vichy, Kissensen. and Soda
Yaler at WOOD Q sons. !. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WANTED, COMPETENT DRUG
W ctr: one who understands The BUSINESS
Thoroughly mus. come well Recommended. Ad-
dress s-t,,.,.cGiSr.'' Dispatch Office. my ;. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
LIME AED CEMESEs


DOCKAAND LIME. .@ - (
III at #r- 81 81 .S.eg !
SEQ barrels daily tx nectcd PER schooner Sarah
Maria, for sale lDH from wharf.
a ls0, 800 barrels In store.i ft A. $. LEE, {
myi Virginia sireet near Danyiile depot !
y OSENDALE CEN E Y T.-200 barrels
~ fresh hDsEhDaIE CEMENT now LENDING
Tor sale low by 4. :. LEE,
apo Virginia street, near Danvills depot 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WANTED, GOOD COON must come
W wrl! recommended. Also, Il '.At NHiths2
s. g. Gt. street bctw, IN h.ir ANA Frank ~ Sts
ny a-lw E:iW Ard May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
MONEY TO LOAN

CI0 OHQ TO LOAN ON CITY PROP
GlOebtiO ERTY, Tor ie- m oi yesrs. APP
ply at the office Of GruShs Williams. to-
my S-at L. HOVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

Gentle uen can Ind the aness boots and shoes at
TAYLOB'S es.t~ - ~ Is !ia.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

WANTED, a No. NURSE. A settled
" woman p-cCcrrcf Apply 1t No. els 18Th
srrlo; my 81
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NTANrEp.-MEs. j. +. BALLARD
- vt,.e, :. lew L i, Si,t!t~ FIR Ii" SIMMER.
. var.hF...A ESQ aui hats mites irt1n itc city
,i IL. II r-a":ri and rredc: :rksGure RI lroat'.
TN Observation-Disclosures train 2trv> - ii, cate dt,iy
.r'. a. md finn In city. maT!nC II c@i.ycri ~
Tor business gentlemen AMI tl,rr families. Please
a!,rlg I" HM. l.. EAatAhn, Il; M&rS!sie'd or
,nt, ugh the urs,-oicc, my S-lm*
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Magic Fountain of woop & cons, open to-day,

Magic Fountain of WOOD & cons, open to-day,
aTrain mp childin the way he should go, '' and
he will buy clothing OF e. Is. sPBNcE & SON ~
Pelargonum geraniums 10 bloom at MoRTos's
flower garden.
Misses and children,s pearl. bronze, and CUR
col0yed boots at TAyLoR's. fa;,gft * $40
Codes. Mineral Waters at WOOD q soSs':
Street cars pass MoATos's flower garden every
five mlnuies.t 81 81 10. ~. -, sspf
Gentieu en can Ind the aness boots and shoes as
TAYLOB'S s.to - - sa:y
A large supply, OF plants for beds and borders
at MoRTON's flower garden. $ E''s9' ~
ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, es.sas
s3.7s, md $50 per 200, ct tho Dispatch Irigiirg
establishments 80
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Alsrge supply, OF plants for beds and borders
at MoRTON's flower garden.
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Street cars pass MohTos's flower garden every
five minutes. 49,, !. !, ,t<.s;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22
The Canadian Dominion reports a tota

The Canadian Dominion reports total
population of 3,4S4,924 The total of
British North America, by the last preced-
ing census, was $3.50, 000-including the
Dominion, Prince Edwards Island, New
foundland, British Columbia, the Red Riv-
err settlement and Bermuda-a part OF
which are not embraced in the current
census. The increase in the last decade
has been II l-2 per cent. New Bruins
wick, in twenty years, has increased from
1913, 800 to 2S5, III, Nova Scotia from 276,-
III to 3S7 800, Canada East from $50. POI
to 100, 500, and Canada West from 952,-
O04 to ,620,S42 These two last named
provinces, now changed to Quebec and
Ontario, had 2,507 ,G57 population in 1861
and collectively report 2,Sll,3H now
There have been changes in the names Of
the provinces, but the boundaries, we be
lieve, remain as before. The greatest IA
ito of increase has been II 12, per cent
in Nova Scotia; the smallest IL, in
Quebec the average for the whole Do
minion being II IL, in the decade. The
average increase in this country has uni
formly been about 50 per cent. from the
beginning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22

The weather reports and calculations
are commencing themselves to public
confidence by their accuracy. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston Adj
vertiser says General Myer, chief sig
nal officer of the army, reports that since
the first synehronous weather observations
Oh the morning of November /, 1870, 49,
100000 copies of the synopsis and proba-
bilities have been laid before the public,
1890 detailed charts prepared and filed in
his office, and 600 areas of high and low
barometer traced. A new cipher is now
preparing for the transmission of the tele
graphic reports from each of the sixty
stations. Measures are being taken to
furnish the western cities information of
the rise and fall of the rivers, and to give
the agricultural population greater direct
benefit from the service. Stations will be
established at Pembina, Sitka, in the Sand
witch and West India Islands, and ship
captains will be furnished instruments
with which they will prepare reports.
Sixty-nine per cent. OF the published prob
abilities have been verified, and the rec
ords of the Office already made, exceed in
value the appropriations. General Myer
commends the fidelity and attention to du-
ty of his subordnates, and recommends
the organization of a permanent corps of
observers, with proper promotion for mer
itorious service, and until this is done the
during each year be rewarded with a com
mission The chief signal officer also ex-
presses the opinion that with the extension
of the telegraph system the weather re-
ports and observations might be made
available throughout the entire globe, as
well as single continent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22

The Secretary of the Navy is determined
to abolish the practice of hazing at the
Naval Academy. He has issued another
manifesto to the cadets at the Annapolis
Academy, in which he orders the drop
ping from the rolls Of six cadets who have
insisted on the amusement of hazlng and
continued to practice it in disregard of in
structions, and he administers lighter pen
alties to other guilty parties, according to
their deserts; and he says in conclusion
"Let it be distinctly understood that thu
Academy will be purified of this disgrace
full practice and the defiant spirit which
now invokcs its action, by the dismissal
if necessary, Of every cadet to the very
last, who refuses the fullest obedience to
the regulations on this subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22

Fighting Joe Hooker has not so much
admiration for General Mcclellan as he
might have At the late reunion of the
Army of the Cumberland, at Detroit, he
made speech, in which, after highly
eulogizing General Thomas as general
who was always at the front and always
successful, he went on to say that with
General Mcclellan it was different. You
might have fastened locomotive to him
and you could not have drawn him to the
'front.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22

Gov. Graft Brown of Missouri does not
allow himself to imbibe ardent spirits. and
has so announced publicly. He says in a
letter recently published that when he be-
came Governor he made up his mind not
..to use anything in the shape of alcoholic
drinks" has stuck to the rule, and means
to maintain it. If all public men
would follow his example the effect upon
public sentiment would be powerful in the
promotion of temperance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-22

Secretary Boutwell, thinks taxation
should be reduced only about fifty millions
Int the Finance Committee think reduc-
ton of eight millions would ybe better
Better put the taxes down to the lowest
point possible, and give the productive
energies of the nation full scope. The
Representatives in Congress will meet in
December with ideas fresh from their con-
stituents and the taxes will 60 down.
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pailp Nmnebrt somnal.
AU G u S II a.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. Nov. az, 1871

Reliable reports from Oregon say that
the State will go republican next spring,
and continue republican in the United
States Senate. Verify, democracy has a
moor look for 1872.