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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-27

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
N VERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time twlne, thread. dugers and teeth. Some
thing everybody wants Samples mailed on re-
celpt OF % cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$40 Broadway, New York. oc30-3moS
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ENGLISH PORTER AND ALE.

A. TOBIAS, SONS oner for sale VINEGAR,
Prunea, White Wine, imported direct from
France su0S-8mO
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WTANTED, A SMALL DWELLING
w HOUSE, OF four or fve rooms, In the
vicinity OF the South Carolina Railroad Company's
Offices on Ann street. Apply BY letter to r. H.,
NEWS OFFICE nov226
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TOR SALE, A SECONDHAND THREE
Il QUARTER Four Pocket BILLIARD TABLE,
in good order, with equipment cJmplete. Apply
ton s O. nov27-6~
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BOARDING..

BOARDING. NG.-PERMANENT, TRAN
ID SENT AND DAY BOARDING can be ad By
applying at northwest corner King and Wander
hnr.f etreefa nQl2I-mth2t
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BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accomm odated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by sp.
plying at No. u Wentworth street DAY BOARD.
ING also furnished. mayl6
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GnnratlnnGI.

NTESDAMES GIRARD AND ALE9AN-
IN DER have resumed the Exercises OF their
DAY SCHOOL, at No. SO Bull street.
Mrs. ALEXANDER will open her DANC!SG
ACADEMY on 4th December. Afternoon anu
Nipht Glasses, for the present, will be formed at
her residence as above, where applications ior
terms, &c, may be made. Soirees every fortnight.
n0v27
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DURNHAM's YEAST POWDER.

Having ueed YEAST POWDER in our families
for several years, we give decided preference,
above all other, to that prepared BY EDW.s.
BURNHAM, Druggist and Apothecary, No. Al
King, near Calhoun street:
Rev. JOHN T. WlGHTMAN, D. D.
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKEa.
PIX. COBURN, lntendant Town Of Summer.
Vile. 8. @.
G. L. HOLMES.
GEO. PELZER, n. D.
W. b. sMLI q, Master Machinist, s. G. r. R.
&c. WEBB. nov4-6mos
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ITO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF THAT
i newly finished Building, No. 2ll King street,
over Messrs. q. D. AHRENS CO.'S Grocery.
Suitable as Residence or PLACE OF Business.
water works, bath ruom &c. Inquire on the pre-.
mlBts. nOVll
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Just received per Steamer
so tubs GOOD BUTTER at 25 cents per single
pound, or % cents by the tub
so tubs Strictly Choice Orange County Butter.
quality guaranteed pounds for 81, or
so cents per pound by the tub
10 cases Leslie's Celebrated Scotch B!tters, 8
genuine article, and the only lot In the
city
10 half chests Fancy Chop Young Tyson Tea,
guaranteed equal 10 any, and better
than great many, Tea. sold ct So per
pound. Don't forget that ask for II
only 81 80 per pound
10 barrels Soft White Sugar, spounds for 81.
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A. TOBIAS SONS, No. ITO East Bay. o1er for
sale an Invoice Of FIRE CRACKERS, landing this
day. aug8-6mo
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.f George Mbbert, OF London, oner for sale lib.
bert's PORTER and Basis PALE ALE-pints
and quarts. au38-6mo
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ITO RENT, TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS
Il fronting on King street, ccrner OF Liberty
street, possession given from the lsr o! Sovem.
Der. Also. four neat comfortable rooms over the
store fronting on Liberty street. Possession given
immediately AEply on premises. oct3l
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MeetinQs.
For 6ale.

EOR SALE, TWO GOOD WORKING
Il HORSES. Apply at Soda Water Manuiac.
torv Haserstreet nov2I-l*
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mants.

XXTANrED, AGOOD OYSTER OPENER.
w Gail at No. LOT East Bay. A. HAMMER
SCHMIDT nov27-1f
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IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
i MACHINE, see first the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest aud best, at BlSSELL, No. 81 tlasel
street, opposite Express ONCE. Price S25 to S37.
Sep15 amos
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VITANTED, BY A LADY, TWO ROOMS
w in pleasant part OF the city. Address
N" Postorce. nov27-l|
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NTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w IN the Land and Immigration Assoclatlcn
Of MeSsrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY co.
Tickets now ready Will be glad to sec my friends
IL the cttlce Of kr. EDWARD III. M0RELAND,
No. % Broad street. EBEN COFFIN, SuuAgenl.
N!a72p
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EOR SALE, A STRONG ABLE-BO-
Il DIED HORSE and MULE, att. c. d. CLAIs-
sen. uOYZZ
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DECKED T.-FOR SALE, A
- TRADISG FLAT. 4ox16, new. Apply TO
JOHN N. BRIAN, Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road wharf. noy2l-tntn8S~
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WTANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, WHOSE
w evenings are unengaged, would like to
have some extra employment ls thoroughly &C.
quaintei with bookkeeping 10 O factors office,
Ct books. Address Accountant" at this Ufice.
novo+fu.H
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CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS OFFICE,
~ WARD 3.-Chimney Sweepers wanted i'm.
mediately. Apply as above. THEo. C0RDES.
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VTTANTED IN AN OFFICE, A YOUNG
w MAN-work light and good salary. Ad-
Dire s. with recommendations, "b and c." at this
office noY27-l~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-27

THE AVERY INSTITUTE.
The classes in this institution will resume
REGULATIONS at O'Clock ON "WEDNESDAY. next,
the 29th OF this month.
Pupils are requested to be on hand promptly,
and new pupils should present themselves the
nrst day. II. A. WARREN, Principal.
nOv2l-6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-25
Summer &c.,

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Du fanntef i'm wpbl 9enauer, 9lau|e
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ball.
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ffumpf 9ema9t, aber bel pieler 8oti1aft
dber1el i'm anfS Neue Elm 3ittern-(ett
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er gum erten Male wieoer, cab IT nod
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ber 9eftorben-eie topte Marqutlt 3og
ib:e Spfer na@.-
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faulen mG0en? @sbhalb brad i@ ntdt
oaS @enid beim 6inobnetoen pom Da&e
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len, Elm @4euial in cielem 2o&e.-Ba<
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6aupt an BE feu9te Mauer - unp
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lung.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-25
Gin @tfQn9fnfr
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6iforilae G>idblun9 ron @eore 3tltl,
(8%prtieBuna.)

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fam eeleien. Mls is fsrtis ramit wor,
fal,ete fe ibn ,uiammen, lsate Jpn bel
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aus Dem DOT tbr tebenpen Sdt9en ~
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fansenen Der Baitiue an. IT lou rtepsr
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BeIlttrististb&s.
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Die @a@t an, Eteber-
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3ettun98 6efehe Der Der+ Staaten.

@sun Mtpnnenten lire 3eitune ni@t abb<1 ttl-
ltn, 70 uirb aneenommen, baB ie ~piele.be f~ort5ube@
balten punfben.
Rein ADJOURNMENT fam re9tsoiItig dbbtteQt
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@tnu 'bonnenten unterla1en, ibrr !3eituueen
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anb bic 3eitune abbt felt BADEN.
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Die !3tttun9e,O ffee 3u bena&ri&tieen, 70 1T es tbr
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III be3abtn.
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tperbsn, p~ortofrsi.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-24

"The first Morrill,, as we have intimated,
remained true to his professions, and re-
spected prohibition; but his brother few
years later did not love it, and treated it with
contempt"
The above is from an article in the last issue
of the Standard, entitled, "The Lost Cause :;
the gist of which is that prohibition has
been abandoned by certain of its friends.
Than the statement contained in. the para
graph quoted above, nothing could be farther
from the truth. Senator Morrill, has uni
formily been the unqualified friend and advo-
cate of prohibition as a principle in legisla-
lation touching the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors as beverage. When in the Legisla-
ture of 1856, the direct issue was made be-
tween license and prohibition, he left the
chair of the presiding officer of the Senate to
speak for the latter, under circumstances suf-
ficiently embarrassing, one might think, to
indicate his belief in the principle. Later,
when Governor, in his first annual message
to the Legislature, he recommended the re-
peal of the license law of 1856, and the re-
enactment Of the prohibitory, or Maine law,
indicating the principle of the latter at
length against the assaults of its opponents,
holding it sound in legislation, law, and good
morals, and fortifying the position by am
pie quotations from the Federal and State
Courts. Later still, in 1869, so recent it
would seem to repel all inference of aban-
donment of the principle, in an article pub
lished in g. The Nation" we find him reas-
sorting the principle and restating the argu-
ment in its support, and repelling the assaults
of its opponents, This much may be stated
specifically in regard to one of the gentlemen
mentioned in the article of the Standard. We
happen to know, and doubt not that as much
may be said of to the others.
The question of prohibition, in this State,
is not an open question. 1t was adopted in
legislation as early as lS4I, without dstinc-
ton of party, and remained on the statute
books until 1856, when in a period of party
transition, it was repealed, to be re-enacted
two years after, and reafIirmed by popular
vote. with an emphasis sufficiently indicating
the opinion and sentiments of the people of
the State upon the matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-24

petition Of William II. Danforth, reported
bill an act authorizing William H. Danfortl
to erect and maintain wharf in tide water
of Bristol. Read and assigned.
Mr.. HEATH, from the Committee on Lega
Reform, on petition of Richard Mace, reported
bill an act to inco,p orate the Maine Medica
Eclectic Indrmary. Read and assigned.
Same gentleman, from the same committee
on petition, reported bill an act to make val
id the doings of Castle Hill Plantation in thu
county of Aroostook. Read and assigned.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp-An act to in
corporate the Old Orchard Railroad Company
an act to extend the time for the Lime Rocl
Bank to accept the provisions Of an act t.
renew the charter of certain banks; an act K
authorize Zenas +. Yates, Joseph +. Wood
bury and their associates to extend whar
into the tide waters of Muscongus harbor; al
act to prevent the throwing of edgings ant
refuse lumber into the waters of Violet Brool
in Van Buren, Plantation.
PASSED TO BE ENAcTED-An act to author
ice the Lincoln Ice Company of Richmond
to increase their capital stock, and to legal
ize the wharf built by said company into thu
tide waters of Kennebec river.
Bill an act to incorporate the Cobb Lime
Company being on its passage to be enacted
was tabled on motion of Mr.. Bliss.
On motion Of Mr.. CRAM,
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.
BY Mr.. ADMINISTRATION of Elsie
Banks and child for change of name.
By Mr.. decentralization of Abraham
Andrews ct ais, of Fryeburg for repeal o
school law of 1870.
By Mr.. NoRCRoss-Petition of the citizen.
Of Corinth for an act incorporating the Pc
nobscot Central Agricultural Society.
By Mr.. HEAL-Petition of M. Z Pierce &
Co. of Boothbay asking for grant to extent
their wharf into the tide waters Of said harbor
with bill
BY Mr. GooGINs-Petition of Isaac Brown
of Steuben for authority to build weir int
the tide waters of Pigeon Hill Bay in sale
town; the inhabitants of Cherryfeld fo
authority to encourage by pecuniary assis
lance manufactures or industrial enterprise
in said town.
BY Mr.. STIcKNEY-Petition of the Trustee
of Presque Isle Academy for aid in building
new academy buildings.
By Mr.. CUsHINa-Petition Of l. E. Brown
ct ais, for the repeal of so much o the schoo
law as authorizes the employment ofteachers
by town committees, and their district agent
be reinyested with that power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-24
MAINE LEGTNLATURE.
Senate.

MONDAY, Jan. Esd.
Ne. at IL Ia A. M.
In the absence of the President, the Senate
was called to order by the Secretary, and
On motion Of Minor,
ORDERED, That during the absence of the
President, Hon. Thos. p. Cleaves be Presi
dent pro tenn of the Senate. Mr.. Cleave.
took the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. CoRTIss of Gardi
ner.
Records read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Kinks message was sem
to the House informing that body that the
Senate had made choice of Hon. T. P. Cleave:
as President pro tenn.
On motion of Mr. Minor a similar message
was sent to the Governor and Council.
Read and asssgned-An act to incorporate
the Peak Island Steamboat company; an ac
to incorporate the Penobscot and Lake Megen
tic Railroad Company; an act to incorporate
the Passadumkeag Railroad Company; an &C
to grant further time to the Bangor and Piscata
quis Railroad Company to complete theil
road; an act additional to an act incorpora.
ting the Calais Railroad Company; an act te
amend the charter of the National Insurance
Company ut Bangor; an act to confirm the
doings of the Maine Missionary Society, and to
incorporate said Society; an act to authorize
]. B. Swanten and VIM. Godfrey to construct
q dsh weir in Stover's Cove in Millbridge; an
act to authorize John E. and Hiram Caldwell
to construct fish weir at Pigeon Hill Bay
in Steuben; an act to authorize Joshua M.
Leighton to construct a fish weir at Clark .
Island in Millbridge.
Report of Joint Select Committee on Revis-
ion Of the Statutes was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed on motion of Mr.. VosE.
On motion of Mr.. Minor, bill an act to au-
<bnr;1a <to MI of n al 81 ~ oov
struction of steam saw mill, which came
from the House indefinitely postponed, was
tabled.
Mr.. VoSE moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the Senate accepted the report OF
Committee reporting legislation inexepedient
on petition asking that lien be created on
wood and peeled bark, and on motion of same
Senator it was recommtted to Judiciary Com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. yosE, the report on the
revision of statutes was taken from the table
with bill accompanying which was read twice
and under suspension of rules, and passed
to be engrossed
Passed to be engrossed-Bill an act to set of
John Walker and his estate from South Paris
Village Corporation; an act to authorize rail
road companies to fix the number of directors ;
resolve in favor Of q system of storm warn
ings; an act to change the name of Dickey-
vile.
Passed to be em0eted-An act to incorporate
.he Kennebec and Chelsea Ice Company; an
act authorizing p. S. j. Talbot Co., to main
tain wharf in tide waters in East Machias
On motion of Mr.. Minor,
Adjourned.
BILLS, PETITIONS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.
By Mr.. vosE-An act to repeal an act an
titled an act to revise. and consolidate the pub
lie laws Of the State. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr.. HINKs-Petition of Alonzo Colby
and forty-fve others, citizens OF Bucksport
for change of the law relating to the taking Of
smelts. Referred to Committee on Fisheries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-24

The Washington Chronicle says: ut is
with the liveliest sense of satisfaction that
we announce the reelection of Hon. Lot
M. Morrill, to the United States Senate fol
six years from the 4th of March next
This gentleman combines within himself
all the elements which 60 to make up an
American statesman. He is honest and
Intelligent, and a true republican in the
full sense OF the word. Maine honors her.
self in returning such man to the Senate
of the United States.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-24

The general testimony in relation to the
working of the new educational measures
adopted in this State is strongly in their
favor In some cases they have failed to
produce satisfactory results, but as whole
their operations have been profitable
Where they have failed the fault has no,
been in the system, but for causes outside
of it and necessarily of transient charac,
ter. A candid examination of facts shows
that the schools OF the State are advancing
and public interest in them increasing
and chiefly because of the impulse to edu.
cation through the new methods.