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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15
Generalities.

While Mrs. Jarley's WAX Figures were being
shown n a church fair at Portland. one OF the
ladies who personaed "igger," tainted and
fell to the tloor-which was not in the bill
they have caught mail robber in the Boston
no>t office, young man named Law, whose
dnpre .Iation, foot up to $4,000. He had in
vested the money in real estate
Mayor Han, Of New York appeared before
the court in New York on Saturday, TO Ans xer
g an Indictment for neglect Of duty. He asked
for an earls trial.
Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
the Normal school, at Castne. Under the care
Of Prof Fletcher it il training teachers with
great success.
The Portland Packing Companv'S works at
Cumberland Minis were burned Oh Saturday.
Loss $1,000.
The hou>4 Of samuel Rice, in Gardiner, va~
burned on Monday, ana he owner 70 wears Of
age, persisted in the flames
A little son Of Mrs Allen. .traypd from home.
in RockIand- ana was found drowned in The
dock.
Forney ha~ resigned the Phila,Iephia rolle,-
torsbip, and goes against Grant.
Most Of those people who left oh their bal
habits the trst of January have returned TO
the old vice again We hear, however ot one
gentleman who di>u-ed tobacco New Years
dav. chewed gum for two weeks, candy for
one month and Stll fights the rIi. thr ha~h
and The devil with stick Of coric-. Lewis
ton journal.
The trial Of w. b. Stokes indicted for aiding
al assisting for money in the prosecution -
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-Ihe Free Press of Rockland exhorts
the editor OF this paper to ''lay bear his
SINS and follies." Perhaps we will, for it
won't take long. The principal folly will
be that we take any notice Of the Free
Press. Bring on your bear.
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"Percie," who has been doing up
every body in this section for the last six
or eigh months, in her capacity of cores
pondent Of the Boston Post and Portland
Press, is herself done up by a cores
pendent of the Portland Advertiser We
shall add what the latter does not know.
or knowing, has not told, and what will
interest our readers, that ''Percie' Miss
Patterson) is a young lady in the neigh
borhood Of % years Of age, formerly Of
Belfast, Me-, but whose parents now re-
SIDE at Stockton, the residence OF Hon n.
u. Hichborn, whose niece she is She has
herself Tor several years last past resided
IN Boston, where she supports herself
handsomely with her pen, but is at pres
ent stationed in this city as CORES pondent,
lnteiview er, &c. for the above named pa
pers during legislative session. Chief
among her characteristics are the two
facts that she is savagely independent in
a a. things, and decidedly pretty Maine
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A Mlsstatement Corrected

\ IN. R41I-IIul kr.,- PrD.. :. ,raae \,
two SINCE attacked this paper for its posi-
4 flon respecting the revival OF >hipbuid
;ng ,na n..A., ii.,a,,,,in,, a1l,.;oa ;,
Han : C,x at New y,rt In ra,lr.
80 P'S
nr. We seem 10 have seriously disturb
/ en- ile serenity OF the Free freSS, which
make I'm extended r.inindar from which
n '''o' l"'N'''i 49, " iiiO'i
ne statement OF ne journal that MT Cox
NJ, repeatedly Notedto reduce the taxes un shin
u Stated T. ia mi>lead snd decrNe-thc mean.
.,t Ain.l Of ,iarrnti,n Mr. 'nv i, fr,e tra,ier
.''i I I'M lINp l'lal ne m Notfd ior Al
Iri'''. nlI> ~ PROPOSED aineh1m enfS 10 Such
'ji>, Designed 1" reduce the tariff; but special
Measures TO aft our >hp-buiider> have generally
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1t seems that the Government spends
$1,000 at Wheeling, W. Va, in order to
collect $40. There are great many more
offices that hardly pay expenses.
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etter from Auousta,
Correspondence of the journal.

~ N't-7I ~ bp. 10, IfNi
The past week ha, thus far been the
busiest OF the session Legislation has
alternatca from bio railroad schemes to
Cranberry Island Holsters; from ednra-
tional affairs. 10 the pr -rrVatiou Of those
fresh water sharks, the smiling faced
pickcrel; and from appropriations, TO the
preventing wild duck, becoming dead
ducks by the cruel and treacherous snare
The debate GA the Lewiston ana Auburn
extension called out Il large crowd. Many
came to hear the discussion while others.
not a few. looked on and listened anxious
IN. and attended to the stern duty Of hold
inc up 10 the scratch certain members
who We're deemed little shakv. The
arguments on both sides were decidedly
smart and spicy. each ~ponter doing his
level best Double ,hotted argument and
Keen wit cot considerably mixed The
sharp hits of Lehroke, and that prince of
oFers Knight, frequently hatched out
fun grown smiles.
'The majority report pa the Bath and
Portland railroad from the Committee on
Railroads, SATURDAY, brought the petition
| 4rs d grief .l.oaye N withdraw y not
a ''channing sound harmonious to the
ear," not much. The question viii be
raised again, however, ana 4 FIGHT made
on it,
rThn un4ion VA tLa fN,,,,,,;t,a. w, I AVIAN
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Loca! Items, & C.
News Of the County and City

CONCERT AND BALL. our city is to be favor
Ell with visit from Tie fyorite musician ana
leader, w. II. Whtllon, who will be accom-
panied by members Of the best bands in Boston.
A concert viii be given &c Havford Hail. next
Monday evening. consisting Of select pieces
from the best music. Mr. Whddon. who il u
yioIinist unsurpassed by feN if Any. viii De
welcomed by the crowded audience that he al
ways calls out. The Dress Bah OF the follow
ing evening win be one Of the most brilliant az
fairs of the Kind ever seen in our city, Ii is in
chargr Of select committee Of gentlemen, and
with their management and Whiddon'~ music
there can be no such word il, tail.
Rowdyisn continues On saturday eve
mag, a. r2ne Of the most quiet gentlemen of our
city was passing Chases corner, on his way to
the Po-f Ottce, he observed 4 congregation of
row'lieS who were amusing themselves hy step
ping IN trout pf a Young woman. compelling
her 10 top or - into the street. A. The gen
tleman stopped moment one Of he rowdi-,
kicked him, mi found Ne had woke the wrong
passenger, ION be- was IN an instant shocked in
to the street The woman took dyHtage Of
The diversion to ran lNts Tna name, of the
partie. 49, &C Tie service of thr cjtg authorities
if they woHIa like 70 has- them. rhe time :
rapii.y coming when persons tbrotd 1t night
win b. obliged to 10 armed
4 queer chap tn anrghDoring town was 4
famous breeder Of few - rare varieties, Hi-
success excited the rmut4tion of a neghbor
who had caught the hen fever. tnd VINO applied
tor -onrA OF the eggs of The rtrrst breed. THE
fsncIer charged G,bu'ou, price for eggs which
hr knew WON'T never h1tch After vytftiuy
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s4- ;. NJ. PErTENGI1L & Co., State ST.. Boston
anu 81 Park ROW, New York are our authorized
Agents for procuring Subscriptions and forwarding
advertisements.
60 ;. K. NILES No. scoay's Building Court
St.. Boston is authorized to receive advertisements
for this paper.
Sc r Z. EVANS, l0d Washington Street is n
authorized agent tor this paper.
Sa- SEQ. +. RoWELL Co., 40 Park Row, \ ew
iork will receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates Their orders will receive prompt
attention.
sS- Horace DoDD, 12l Washington ST.. Boston,
4 40 authorized Agent Tor the Journal.
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Nothing illustrates the beautie. Of the
tariff system better than the following
table. showing the duties collected at
var@ous places under it, and the amount
of money naid Tor tire cnllactinn
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PUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1872.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WI LLIAM H. SIMPSON


SCBSCRIPrInN TERMS. In advance. 81. 90 a year
vit'an tn year, $50, at the expirat Of the
year, $500.
uca et length in cojhtonO 1928 tor three weeks,
ami = cents for each subsequent insertion. A frac-
uon Of q square charged AZ full one.
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ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring THEFT ,iYertisement, published in the
journal VIII please state to the Court.
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A Cleveland youth who gave his girl;a bot
~ ol ~ Love You perfume has paid $50 to
prove 'nat he dldn't mean anything by 1t.
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SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of
papers changed, must state the Post Office to which
thu paper has been sent well to which il is
70
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15

Senator Sumner has resolution before
the Senate, which promises to uncover
the biggest swindle yet It is reported
that the radical ring that sold United
States arms to France, stole over four
millions of dollars Summers resolution
makes inquiry into this matter, and great
fluttering ensues. If strong and fear
less committee is appointed, rich develop
ments may be expected.
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The Rockland Free Press says that we
have written learnedly on shad, porgy,
thinkers, and other scaly snbiects'' In our
feeble way we have done something in
that line. But the Free Press has more
scaliness to the square inch than anything
on the earth or under the sea, that we
have encountered
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The Connecticut Dem ocratic papers are
full of rejoicing over the recent State Con
vention, and are confident of carry ing the
State. Preparations are making lor an
active campaign. The approaching cleo
ton in New Hampshire Is also exciting a
good deal of attention, as it will be the
opening Of the Presidential year. The
radicals are preparing for canvass OF
the State, with stumping by their ablest
men. The Democrats will not BE behind
IN this matter, and their meetings will be
addressed by able speakers from abroad.
The result in New Hampshire and Con-
necticut will be looked for with great in
terest.
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Not at AT discouraged by the remotenc-s Of
any road IN operation, the firm commenced the
manufacture Of railroad car, wheels and spikes
about a wear ago. Since that time they have
built the +. Il n. A. Railway ca. >iXty-four
cars, which have 20 far proved highly ,ati,tac-
tory They have also made large quantities of
railroad spikes for various roads They have
Just completed an improved ear for the Maine
Central Railroad, which Will be put on the
track Al Rockland. The +. 4 n. A. Railway
Go. have sent Mr.. Bailey, their master mechan-
&c, down from Mattawaumkeag to Camden 10
examine this car. aud he 50 highly approves OF
it that he has ordered ten Of the same Kind to
be built for that road. The advantage which
this improved car has over others consists in
lis being one ton lighter, a great saving t. rail
roads. twenty-five rs are considered 4 train
Tor one locomotive. Therefore Their" could be
l"thlN-hVt tons more freight carried by this
thah the common rar which Is equal 10 a say
lhg OF ; GA tram ior every 100 mi'r> run.
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The story that England has arranged
to declare the Dominion independent in
case OF a war with the United States, and
thus be relieved from defending it, is not
generally credited
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RooKLANp. Rev. Mr.. Ward Rector Of
~ Peters Church, announces that Lent
en- Mission viii be held at that church
commencing Feb. IS and continuing I'M
II ne following Sunday night. with daily
services. There will also be religions
services On "Wednesday and Friday Of
each week during Lenten season, ending
March 30th.
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The Democratic State Committee met
at Augusta last week for organization
Gen Batter, Of Hampton, was made
Chairman, and Mr.. harrington, OF Wal
doboro'. Secretary 1t was voted to hold
the Convention this year at Bangor, but
the time was left to be determined at I.
future meeting. Hon. Chas. p. kimball
and other prominent democrats were pres
ent, among whom congratulations were
exchanged upon the improving state of
national politics.
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The Camden Herald pays q Just com
pnnent to the firm Of David knowIton 4
Co. Of that town. The history OF the bus
mess Of this firm is an Illustration Of the
success that waits upon mechanical ingen-
uity and business energy The Herald
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Desirable. Real Estate.

DY D. C. PE1XOTTO & SONS.
On MONDAY MORNING, the I'd OF December
next. sae-day. il front OF the Court House.
IN This city, at hslf past 10 O'Clock, We will
That DESIRABLE PROPERTY, known IA
the Fenton property, divided in fonr Lots. .
LOT NO. l, on the corner Of Richardson and
fendleton streets. together with dwelling
and out-houses Raid lot measures font on
Richardson street 104 feet ak inches, moro or
iess, and runs back 100 feet, more or leaa:
bounded on the East by ichardson street:
on the West by Lot No 8; on the North by
Lot Nc; z; on the South by Pendleton street.
Lot No. 2. OF the same dimensions. Bound.
ed on the North by estate Of Huntt: on the
south BY Lot No. l; on the East by Eichard-
con street; on tho West by Lot No. 8.
Lot No. 3, frnuting on Pendleton street.
and measuring thereon s6 feet inches. more
or less, and runs back 2os feet, more orless;
bounded on the South by Pendleton street:
on the North by estate OF Hunt; on the East
by Lot No. l; on the West by Lot No 4.
Lot No. 4, fronting aud measuring on PEN
dltton street 86 feet inches, more or less.
and runs back 208 feet, moro or less; bound.
ell on the South by Pendleton street; on the
North by estate Of HUNT; on the East by Lot
No 8; on the West by eatate T. W. kadoI,ffe.
Terms easy, and will be mad o known on day
OF sale. Purchasers to pay for papers.
Dwelling to be insured and policy assigned.
Nov 13 1918 21.24 % L
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MYgTRRIOUs
DIsApprAnANoe -.Mr

MYSTERIOUS DIsApPEARANoE.- Mr.
George NJ. Psoy, wealthy merchant OF
Louisville, Ky, temporarily residing in
New York, has been lnissin 8 since Thurs
day morning. the 14th Instant Mr..
Peoy is tue nephew of Hon. Jas. Speed,
OF Kentucky, who was Attorney. General
under President Lincoln's administra-
tion. The missing man had been en-
gagged IN the insurance business in Louis
vile. but having determined to change
his business, he went to New York. He
III known to have had on bis person
70, ,UOU. which he drew a few days before
his diHappearance, from the Nassau and
National Bank of Brooklyn, and it is
thought q much larger ouut, as he had
made no deposits while in New York.
de also wore in his shirt two handsome
pearls. valued at $780, He is represents
Ell as quiet gentleman, happy in all his
family and social relations, with an
ample fortune Of his own, and his wife
also having Il fortune in her own right;
and 1t is not. therefore, supposed that
his disappearance is Intentional or Of his
own will. He was armed at the time
with Bowie-kuife aud Derringer pis-
tol. 1t ID concluded TINT he wns met on
the street by parties who had been
watching him und knew he had money,
eng g'ged in conversation. pinioned and
and after being murdered
and robbed, loaded with lead and sunk
in the river.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At regular Conyccatiun OF G lurnbis
Chapter. No..5, II. a. ~, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas it has pleased our Great High
PrleHt above, in his inacrutaLlc wisd0n,, to
remove from this earthly tabernacle our com.
panion and Scribe, JOHN D. CALDWELL,
and, as we trust, to call him to enter iuto tho
white yell, and receive the whitc stone, with
now namo written, which NO man knoweth
save him that receiyeth it.
Ae possessed eminently thoss happy auali-
TICS OK head and heart which, in a rare de.
gree, endeared him to I'll whose privilege il
was to know him. lust to all men, true to
MS trends. siways abouuding in the most
kindly and charitable sympathies, generous
10 iatiif, u brave man aud a patti lot. The
entire community ymoarns the death OF such
an one AZ a common. bereavement. In our
especial manner, by the constant exercise of
the virtues and charities which sdorn The
truo companion, he had linked US to him as
with hooks OF Steel" and whilst we bow in
humble submission to the mysterious Provi-
denco which has taken him from us, our
hearts arc filled with peculiar sadness, and
we mourn with e1oscding sorrow. In tosti-
mony OF these sentiments, it is
Rfsotoed, That tho chair Of our late com
panidn be draped IN mourning for thirty daye,
ana that page Of our record book be dedi-
Gated to his memory, with inscriptions therein
III hitting tribute to his character.
:, hesotued, That We beg leave to tender to
the widow and orphana Of our lameuted com
panicn thc most earnest expressions Of our
heartfelt coincidence.
HeSofued, That the Secretary be charged to
trnnsmlt copy of this paper to the family OF
our late companion, and to cause it to be pub
''sheu III the % dall! papers Of tho city,
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ANOTHER Bosrox F1RE.-shortly be,

ANOTHER BosroN Shortly be-,
Tore O'Clock on the evening OF the 2Otb.
aames burst forth from the upper win
dows and roof of Rand 6 Avery's exten-
sive printing honse, No. 8 Cornhill, near
the foot Of Washington street. The
military guard which has been kept up
since the great fire, were OF important
service, forming Gordon across tho
streets, keeping back tho crowd, and
giving the fremsn ample room for the
most efficient service. Messrs. Rand &
ATerJ were almost entirely burned out.
ihey had one Of the largest and best
appointed book and job printing estab.
lishments in New England, employing
some 500 persons. fifty of whom were
g'rls. There was large number Of
power presses Of different kinds in the
and large smoun: Of books
and pamphlets partly flushed, which
VIII oe total loss. Rand &c Avery esti-
mate their loss at S25O,O0O They were
insured mostly in Boston Offices.
The following is list of the other
losses, which IRE more or less insured,
mostly in Boston offices: Abbott's binde-
~, S3. 600; Albums s. Bakers bindcry,
%. ooO; Congressional Publishing Socis-
ty, S4O, 20; Henry Hoyt, book publish
er. S2O, 600; The Congressionalist, 81, 900;
and the building, which was owned by
the Fifty Associates" about $3O, 200.
The lire originated in the press room
OF Rand Il Avery.
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A MILLIONAIRE FRAUp.-A special
term Of the United Suites District Court
commenced it's session in Boston on
Monday, Judge Lowell presiding, for
the trial of the case of the United States
agninst VIM. +. Wccu ~ Co., in which
defendants are charged with defrauding
the Govern ment of IL large amount Of
revenue. Tho amount cluimed by the
Government is Sl43 O0O, and the alleged
frauds cover period of upwards of five
years.
TIE OWNER OF BAssErr Challenges
THE WORLD. Col. Mcdaniel offers to
match his stnbln for three races against
any horse or horses in tho world, to
name ut the post. two, three and four
mile heats, for $4,000 or $50, 900 each
race. The races to br run over the Sara
t"ga Course, New York, any time be-
tween the last Of July ana the first of
September, 1873.
The Nashville Union anil american
says: General james Shields, the Irish
hero OF the old regular nrmy, who is
credited with being the ouIy Federal Of
ticer who ever made StonewuIl Jackson
run, is reported as lying seriously i'll at
his hclne, IN Carroltnn, Mo" They all
tiaoo olouc"ull fuus UuL lie WAS running
after them.
On Laura street, Jacksonville, may be
seen tree which exhibits full grown
oranges and lemons, growing side by
side, and both apparently in II flourish
ing condition. The lemon has been
grated upon the orange tree with re-.
markable SUCCESS. aud attracts general
attention.
Advices from PhilJipsburg. Pa, state
that sixteen of the mines in lhat region
are closed in consequence of o strike Of
the miners for al advance Of ten cent.
per ton, which the Operators refuse to
give. II is impossible to tell how long
the strike will last.
A jury OF Musoogee Comfy gave Allen
Andrews, respectable old colored gen.
tIeman, q verdict of $591 against tho
Western Railroad, for breaking one of
bis legs. Who says negro can't get his
rights in Georgia.
A st. Louis beer guzzler has gopo to
Son Francisco to drink O match with O
man who can drink fifty eight mugs OF
beer in Eve hours.
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POMARIA NURSERIES.

Established 1850.
1\llE proprietor has large and thrifty
y ! stock OF Southern and acclimated FHUI /
plea, Peaches, Pears. P!ums, Cherries, April
cots, Nectirinos, Ounces. Medlars, Pome.
Eranates, Ever-bearing Mulberries, Figs,
berts, Grapes. in great variety; Raspbcrriee,
Strawberry Plants, all the beat; Roses,
bahias. Gladiolos, verbenas, Violets, &C.;
Ornamental Towering. Shrubs, Evergreens,
Osago, Orange and Mccartney Roses, for
hedges; Horse Rallah and Asparagus Roots,
particularly adapted to our climate A d.
scIiptive catalogue sent To AL anpicsn.s
Mr. John White is my Agent at Columbi4.
Address, WM SUMMER
Nov "a 3mof Pomaria g. c.
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HE CANAL ACROSS THE NECK City
Engineer BarbOt commenced, GU Tues.
day last. q survey of tho route for The
proposed canal across Charleston Neck,
to connect the Ashley aud Cooper Rivers.
He has already completed about one
mile Of the survey, having ascertained
the lowest tide level on the Ashley River
side aud located that mouth of the cunul.
Charleston Nr,gs.
ARRESTED AND BA1LED. D.-Robert Hud-
gems aud Lewis Allison, mentioned III
our lust, as having been arrested and
in prison, were taken to Newberry on
last Monday and bailed. w. A. Il use,
OF Clinton, was arrested on last Monday,
aud carried to Newberry with the afore-
said prisoners, and lodged IN Ill ut that
place. e.-LaurenspilIs Herald.
INQUEST On Monday last, Trial JUS.
tice A. +. Browning, acting coroner, held
an inquest on the body Of Wesley Peters,
colored, found lying dead on the Ken
nerly road, in this township. After
hearing the evidence given, tho Jury
found ''that the deceased, Wesley
Peters, came to his death from exposure
to the weather. - -Orungeburg Ne,rs.
DEATH OF A PoL1oEMAN.-Priv ohm
Grnbau, of the upper wards night police,
died on Thursday. His body was IN.
tered in Bethany Cemetery, Magnolia.
He was German, and formerly kept a
bakers shop in this oity.
Charleston News.
The Boston fire roasted 2l, 900 bags of
coffee.
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THE RAILROAD TRACK THROUGH WASH.
1SaroS. The New York Erpress, com.
mentiug upon the Board of Public
Works of Washington tearing up the
track connecting through Washington
the Baltimore aud Ohio aud the Oruuge
and Alexandria R.ilroads, snys:
Those who suffer suy they were, by
law, allowed to retain their track on
these streets until Congress should ma
ture plan for its removal, which would
not prejudice their rights. The Serre-
taty of tue Interior, chief engineer Of
the army, and the officer in charge of
the public buildings and grounds, we're
directed to report tu Congress, prior to
the second Monday of December, 1872
plan by which the locomotive railroad
tracks i'll front Of the Western entrance
Of the Capital shall be removed. Oyer
100 tons of freight going South will be
delayed for several weeks by the tearing
up OF the railroad track, aud great d,:-
mage suffered ly both cons;gnors and
cunsignees.
This sort Of violence, under the flag
Of tho United States Capitol, and the
highest court in the land III session, re-
fleets positive discradit upon both the
local and Federal Governments