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One whistle, "down brakes; two
whistles, "of brakes" three whistles
shack up" continued whistles Changer.
A continued succession of short whistles
is the cattle alarm, at which the brakes
will always be put down. When a con
ductor gives signal by sweeping part
ing of hands on level with his eyes, il
means ego ahead;" downward motion
Of the hand, with extended arms, "stop;'
a reckoning motion of the hand, "to
back :" lantern raised and lowered YER
tically is a signal for starting; swung at
right angles or crossways the track, to
stop; swung in circle, to back the train.
A red flag waved upon the track is a
signal of danger; so of other signals
given with energy. A red flag hoisted
at station is a signal for train to stop;
stuck up by the roadside, it is signal
Of danger ON the train ahead; carried
unfurled upon an engine, warning that
another engine or train is on the way.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|II[|g|EB|RIGIAI
E77zzAfyllssY ss2.t1;s {

ssOOo Reward easred TO the PropristoTs Of any
Medicine Tor kheulnatisn aud NoufaiKia ab" 70 liu-
dure one-flurih ~ many nnaine suns h.aa. sithlh
thu lcri,d 81 time A. M filiere N,tiape h'u-
nent ,lu,aisd phy siran, and the only nnhis S"ihe
ever di-royrrd
$1,000 Nc nard offered 10 aHJ Person proving
Jos Z. Filter, N. D., Ia h. other man kiHdhae .,
The elebratsI University of rcnnsyvHnia In lsl, aud
Professor of Chemistry and ToNiool'gy'
slOOo keva,d 10 any Chemist, Physician, or
Others abls ~ discover lOdlds Of fotasa t"hhcuni,
Mercury, or anything inIurous 10 the system Ia IN.
Filters khsuihatie syrap
$500 Reward for aAy evidence that Dr.; !. =.
Hitler has ~, L. rtlcarl and successfully trat-
ing ,hsnmatisul aud Neuralgia pros ssionnlly asa s-
cality l0r many years Curing rs IN every i"o "eAed
s2sO Reward for the nAms Of ahy prspaTatlon for
hhauatitin aud Neuralgia warranted ana s"ld uhd.f
Similar lai tlarautte ssttlng forth the eNnft number
81 hDtls Ia cure OF ntuTu the amount ia ~ sAie
10 the pati.nt la eae "a failure 10 cure ull dsfip
tun uf ease tequifng guarantees must o. oi
by kt.r 10 Phlladephla. The guarantee, siEnei and
satg qunntty tocare, will be returhed BY mail Win
adyif aud Instruction without say ehaife Addi.-s
lsttrn h., ii n Fitlrr a. aouih Foulih street No
other rel,sly Is onered On such honorable terms
On Iih.unati.la Of any io,iii l'unSehs,'1 enaes'
that Dr TIrLEus kiiEuMAih sfktf VII nlt
cure The plOJf that ma other slstiut cAiss o. huhd
M every Community Ia lHauus aihirttd ~ mani YEAR
pat ana siii sua'ilnr y lhysie'ogi eosa se,e q
si-cec I'D sIit A4s aorid - a. o ~ p,i s.tot
l.itL-slx totitrs ~ ao iull .nifmnti9n with g.
..isf sa.i.,a H.. triienos % ply alt c"ff llep -
t.1f.m alY
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Duringa class meeting held several
years since by the Methodist brethren Of
a Southern village, Brother Jones went
among the colorcd portion Of the con-
gregation. Finding there an old man
notorious for his endcavor to serve the
Lord ON Sabbath and Satan the rest of
sife week, he said:
"Wcll, Brother Dick, Pm glad to see
yoH here. Havn't stole any turkeys
sance ! saw you last, Brother Dick p
s'No Brudder Jones, no turkeys"
''Nor any chicken, Brother Dick"
r'No, no, Brudder Jones, no chickensY
THANK the Lord, Brother Dick |!
That's doing well, my brothcrl" said
Brother Jones, leaving Brother Dick,
who Immediately relieved his overbur-
dened conscience by saying to near
neighbor, with an immense sigh of re-
licfs
"Ef he'd said ducks he'd had me?"
Advance.
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VIZ are told that "Chignons fall en-
cascade down the back and ripple under
waves of lace, which tumble in chaotic
confusion from the top of the new, flat
crowned hats" That is so much sweeter
than waterfall.
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I The allowing points ofcscrlloncc conpri
a lev q tie many, that may be ,.Iulhlgl
ciaitncl isr ny hiyc.,
!. Il !. simple la construction. neat in az 4
IgaTancc aud i ths most easily undcrtood an,
managcd movable comb frame Hive ever IN
vented.
, The only material required in its con
struciiun Is % feet Of humber the nails nec,s-
sary ~ fasicn Il together and few mall straps
Of wire cloth Ia cover vvntilators Not a
-cr,w, ercw eye, hook aud eye, hinge, pivot.
piece Of tin, tin tube, glass, OF other oxpousivc
material j. used IN H. construction.
J. When properly u-d, it IL the coolest hive
for summer AMI a. warm a. the warmc.t fpr
winter Ne, Attending ample pro eciicu ior the
succcssiul winiering Of colonies on the SUM
mer stand.
1. BY u. usc the necessity Tor 'honey board %
or honey hafs" ~ entirely di-prnsri with,
while he chamber may h, contracted To suit
the condition of any fized eolony Of from one
single frame o. ten, enabling the keeper 10 con-
Tine he animal beat to the space only occupied
10y the colony.
o. To- time and labor l. required in hand
ling, aud the brood il hess exposed than IN
us.u. ether first class hives.
q. Mhile il does not claim 10 le positively
"muth prupf' under all circumstances. vet Il i
provided with the least expensive and most
elcctual device for the capture and destruction
-ul moth millcn ever attached TO a hive, AMI
will d. more TO protect the bees from the raw
ag,s II that terrible scouIge, than all the ex-
pcn,iye and complicated ''tnps" ever invented
and will in most cascs afford perfect protection.
Z. The construction l. such that The frames
and ial-c ends fl equally well either the brood
or surplus chamber
5. A number of small colonies % nuclpi
may he used in the SAME hive, OF one or more
may b. kept la surplus chamber, Receiving all
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined 10 the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be enumerated, but
the above are deemed sufficient
An examination of fifteen minutes, will, |
believe, satisfy any disiRiotsed, practical Apia-
rian, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless" Hive
over any, aud all othcrs; and | CHALLENGE
CoNPARlsOS with any Hive on the AMERICAN
CONTINENT, North, Sluih, Fad or Wot.
Farm Rights and sample Hive $40 90
Peerless tircular aud begiH aers Manuel 10
Territory will be- sold very low TO those
wishing la purchase, and the terms made easy.
For any further information enclose stamp,
and address, plainly, .
l-2t j. - PROCTOR,
Lock Box 81 Franklin, Ky,
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CHEAP WORK.
OLD ROCKCAsTlE SPRINGS.

THIs FAMOUS WATERING PLACE
i has been thoroughly refitted, and is now
open for the reception Of visitors. The great
Medical qualities and virtues OF the water are
too well known to require any eulogy.
As pleasant
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They call Grant plain, modest man
but Just look at him rs he drives out
Here is description by enc who has
studied the display;
."Do you see that rair Of large, we'll
matched bay horscsg
"And the harness tpo--bright, mas
sivcly golden, and gorgcous-arc strict
" in keeping with the magnihcence Of
the horses; so that, so far as both Of
these are concerned, you are reminded Of
the equipagcs Of the wealthy and aristo-
cratic.
"But still moro conspicuous, as they
approach are the driver and his compan'
ION.
''Jct isn't circumstance TO the black
ness of their faces, ,chile the costumcs arc
wltite corduroy aud 'chite flannel trimmed
10Th silver, with whiie top-boOts. as nearly
ne you can make out.
"The part whereon sit the driver and
his ally is considerably elevated above
the rest, while the rear is converted intc
a seat for the proprietor of all this Fisky
splendor.
"And that man there, with head
surmounted by white stove-pipe hat
with a face that don't indicate anything
in particular, but seems to give show
both Of the larder aud the cellarl Why,
that's the President
When DIR. Horace Greeley is Prcsi
dent, does anybody suppose that he will
drive about like quack doctor at a fair,
or shoddy contractor with negro me
mails in livery, with all. the ostentation
Of Risky spendorf Not he. There's nc
shoddy about him. ---Nao York San.
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or Franklin, Kntrcky.
To Bec-kccpers Everywhere;

I, The allowing points ofcscylloncc con,pri,
a lew q the many, that may be- ,.Iulhlg
ciaiuhcl fsT ny hivc..
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N.Y. accounts will be closed July LIST. 1872,
Nx II you havnt the money | will take
wheat II you have neither money nor
wheat, come in and close your accounts by
note. 10 per cent. will be charged on all ac-
counts overdue.
] ooRaot sell groceries on G and IL months
time. Glyl A. OWSLEY.
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.is-sa
49,
.H-~.4r..
u. ~ 49,.
rnts st vas asrA rA rm
gathering aockwie rosnd tbeir
iutlcusn. filing his breas, uili, ev.
.lent satisfaction 81 tbe msrir ro.
irncy Of his hery blast as he rose IN
'''cir midst and shot "a bis little
riece, especially prepared for their
entertainment, stating the object
VI the meeting was to appoint dele.
gates 70 tic district convention, 10
hs held at Grenada, TO nominate a
Congressman for this district. Tho
proceedings detclop the fact that il
was q negro meeting, with a bakers
dazen whites to lead oa tn tha work.
The spirit o. tie meeting was that
which has characterize the meet.
a,4 Of these Radicals since Tho war.
Tbs same odd story ct kuklax.
southern expressions, and appeals
10 the passions AVID bate Of the M
gro race.
Their re.olv,iuns aro m .aonn,
alth iAs ineossis.ea,.ies ~ H. ,..
Is. In nronouneipr Uo,ae. q r&aa,oy
feere4at ,o tbeir ije,. u PHI;
canisn and lesrieotip ,ho ...in,i.l.
requisite 10 4 dra. steady. eean,m.
isal, honest and consistent adam.
tratisn. they BIT stuIhfy ,.on.o,co.
tar he has received ,he n,ho,..,,.Jt
u TIL. marty un,il /. f,a,,d
bat they were snbyertisy thu ~.
u their power IL c,rrapiion. ,rana
aud na'aamiuistratipn and i. A.
them a. an5t a..oci,,e. ana
bas denounced Tho carpotbag eIo.
nent = tie 4ut;erinq rg,o,tb,oo,.,p
md Uaworthynf trust or pansJs,.
The convention in-s,rpc,ei ,L..
lelega,cs to cas, ,boir ana ,,,. e.,
Mai A. r.. lowe for c,n,r....,,a
fhis. no doubt. il di.,nno,,,n,nn,
or KukInx geo y u,,s;, vhaha.
-eeenfly pit himaolt ~ roeo,.i NJ
IL eapnatrn .,,s II 1slisa,aa
Tolls Sprinv.. "a fullv e.ooa, Nm !,
he ause II Gran, ANA h,s oorr,,n-
.iouisis. bonipg dawn 4, ~ ,Ia.,
md erawEns a,,b. az,
l,tcrin0 syeo-h,,t ,r.f...
md base. eowardlv' Vino ah,.a ~,
he peonls with wbom ~ (.
ozannc epreaa h;,n,o,, J. I'LL.
.ycnipe blast IL aha..,.. - !,
hanging slat tho run,o,. oi.oal,,aa
~ lis enemies Of b,s hoin,, i So.
the Greeley movau.n, ~. /.
rue, and be dased The = ,
i'm w;,L s,oh 49, >
Several other .,oorho, ,v.,o 49,.
- elapsmon aud ~ ha,,,aa $500
t . sounded. ]. II pierce vas
poured ~, u ,[or,oo, r;,,. = ...,l :
.,ollut;nr o,,,v ~, .. el,,. ~
he ignorap, nor,araa aaa.,a.a ~
!, "p0,,a'' ~
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Columbia Athenaeum.

A First Glass School for Young Ladies'
Advantages - Elegant Grounds (23 ~acresl-
healthy Location, Capacious Buildings s10.-
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700 Volumes Large Recitation and Sleepinp
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Piled Table-Full and efficient facuity-so
years experience--Course of instruction thor
ough and complete-Prices reduced. Number
Of Ma REGULATIONS 7, 762, and 74S Graduates.
No seetarianism. Session opens September
4th. Catalogues free.
IA, WIN. A. SMITH, A. NJ,
"io"i Secretary.
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department of Cumber.
land University.
ANNOUNCEMENT, lS72-73.

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D., Dean; Pro.
feSsor OF Obstetrics.
BEN. W. ANENT, NJ. ID, Professor of Surgery.
ROBERT W MITCHELL, ". D., Professor Of
Materia Mediea.
RICHARD d. MAURY, NJ. D., Professor of
Practice.
DUDLEY b, SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy.
j, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Professor of
Physiology.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, NJ. D., Professor of
Opthalmology.
fELlA MCFARLAND, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
GuSTAvUS B THORNTON, NJ. D., Demon
strator.
B. G. HENNING, NJ. D., Prosector.
The twentieth annual course of Lectures will
commence on the first Monday in October
and close on the first of March. For cireu-
lars o. additional information apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, ND, Dean.
No. 5 Monroe Street, Memphis. Tenn.
a10 ~
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Fft'a
Z
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~ ~
-s'e' '5'' o
use Re appointed TO
80 ~. s..' 1.,ffHA'9 %
,'o' q, "TthaaA
I"e "'.u"', 1e'ng
= '..' ,'',5 Il'Pg'u'ed >. II.
i,t r.. 1"u' il, d. harding ia
Ia "1''' yates @ud h"ly
II II y.
IT, Mal'ne"s moved
a 10 ~ 1--WE &c appointed
''u,'o'S. Inc hotioh
n oI''',ii' we c'Air appointed
"9''ne"s, Johh Cooke,
ia e''' % H. G anu II. j.
Vr
N.,g ',,' several committees
wv IVY '"S convention was alt.
dressed ny d. II. Pierce and j. G..
~ a'ier when the committee
wy! ue'cga,tS reported through
'""''"'"l' Mr. D. H. Tiles, that
r"3 n0u se'ec'cG the following ,
"'u'ea persons ~ delegates aud al |
,Sln"'es % attend The convention in {
NL'u"u9 on lhe 9th instant Dele Y
g''9s-J H. lies, Dolph Pope, II.
=; Harding ". A. Jones, Scott /
NgF'in' l,eter Shegog Alternates /
" l. D. Matthews, b. p, Hatch, {
lang Hunt, A. r, Howe, Isaac G
zones Caleb Scott. Upon motion, {
me report was received and adopted. /
me committee upon county ex. Y
CcO'lVe committee then reported a
through It's chairman, Mr.. U. c
ozanne, the names of the following t
persons as the county executive
committee; !. n. Davis, beat l.; 0
w w. Howe, beat .; Caleb Scott, il
neat - Jesse Ilartstield, beat 4; t..
ozannc, beat 5; j, IL. Piles and II. a
). Harding, at large. Upon motion. /
the report was received and adopted, |,
The committee ON r~esolni;ons :
then reported the following ~resolu. O
which we're unanimously Il
adopted @
Rosol"ef, That the Republican M
had its origin in tie pnblic |,
necessity for such an organization =
Il has lived by its fidelity 10 Il
principles, and the reason for NJ .
.,pttnpauoa 4; a 2
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UNIV ERSITY

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON y
IND OF OCTOBER, under the superintend-
ence of
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WILSON COTTON PRESS
.AB GA0C7aW PRESS IMPROVED.
An Arrow and Cast-iron Wheel. with Flanges to
run ON Iron Bars instead of the Screw and Pin.

" '- ra invested in ism aeat rs tlairl avu operation Ia pesoo cosnty Let.
- 'srt atr atauN n ISL Haafrs are pat Up in N6rh Muianpi Vest Tennessee
HtH AAA.aaaqi lesAa Eos chespa@ of construction great simplicity and capacity
~ na sea uh Hu haa4
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|
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"o'''1N'a WHO Guy I'D eastern
p, e''
NV '1''' '"',''''e' o' "e'''
In ~ 'N's'o
-. 50" VI
'4'"' '.,''"s
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n~,or.h.a, - ''O"l
,nr,.ho.ina ~. ,T.yI '''o -''
,;na
merchant W.. v.., l~
fh"Ah - hahD . htNa A4AAI LIfIl4Hf
,n1 A,,.l.. H..
= was /, hnahn- ~. a.
Now VA o,l.. y
ken. ,A., ~. mar
ware a. sri-h, ..1,
go 1i.tan, ,n3 bo -.
H., ,nu, wy
~ am ~. daa,ns1 -
clo.. !, n. - lug
i,o f-r.ooa,,in Ian ,"' o''
Of getting io., ub,, ba ran,.I -,-
nothing moro ,b,, 4. ,lonat, 49,.
better 10 bny close Fl, bo1,o VA,
many Of onr merchant, h,. ,L.;.
goods east Whom ,boy coot1 i n,n,
as we'll If ,o, ho,,or J.. -,
stom,hi. a,,l 49,. ="
fran, L.h,, !. "''
induce tbe;r o,,.,omar' ,'|P1 ys''''n -
tbey ean scu ,boonor Am.
,o,l, ,.o,o 'e'" aa
only no;n, .h,.uam
d bav., srai. '''','"'' h.
.nle firm. n giyo 49, ", .
,@onpl,. on1 ooo,,ol - '''
terms. nnd ,h,., ma, So"
croo, lnli. :, ~ 80 Wv :
above mcr,;on,a S., Wv
". ,.. i
l oeSn SHOWN I
''','' VI 'ne largest Whole-
I'm r. !" wy e''y' among them !
w. sn magnificent !
"0", 0'""f Top "lth a
large ana wei selected stock OF ,
~, Nm la' "'u 'aFS' "b'ch :
=" a. sooa terms rs =
! my market !
"eSs's' walker Bros. 4 Co., /,
N'''efS ~ clo'h'ng' have 9
W. " ','e 0 complete stocks to G
~ ,O"''u y Jug ooa'h or West, and :
.'e'r hihEie means gives them full
'fP','uni'y 70 maAeh desirable for /
merchants to purchase from them. /
hS,s's' A'l'spn brothers, whole. !
'''e uea'efS ~ hardware, have de- u
'o'ea meir business exclusively to !.
sOo'ng, aud they need no cons |,
~neaaaticn out a trial,
Messfs' Martin & langstafi and
orgill Brothers. III The same n
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10 accordance With ne -
such eases made aaa bfosIda
undersigned, Registrars sf
eoaniy. Mississippi, do bvs.
notice that they will BE- 4,
following named places
county, on The dates give.
tor the registration Of IN =,
qualified therefor and no, s,.
registered, to-witi
AT Pamela, August 1eags
AT RObina, August q { D.
AT CORTLAND, August 2saA1
AT Elliott's Mills, Aug 20 sg.l
AT springpOrs. Angus k.n
At Pleasant Mount, Sept. gks1
AT Como, September 4 d
At Longtown, Sept. 8 4 !.
AT Peach Creek, Sept. 0 10
AT sardis, Sept. II, 70, 1sSu1
According to Article Nv III
above act, we hereby incorpl
with this notice section 7 q
same:
Il
Sec. I. The Board of Reristu,Iou |
matters pertaining to their registra,ia, j
be c~onservators of the peace andemnss.]
arrest and cause to be i~mprisonediu M !.
jail, when necessary, all persons ob,,,.]
their registration, intimidating, tbreats..J
fraudulently contriving to prevent an, !.
entitled thereto from registration. u.
riots, disturbances or quarrels at tbs ~
registration, or otherwise interfering III.
to prevent OF delay the Registrars n N.
charge of their duty, and all such n
shall be punished as misdemeanors ma,
Criminal Code; and said Registrars n
powered to call upon all SheriFs. Cam,
and their Deputies and all other Peace "A
and when necessary, other citizens. 10 n
assist them in enforcing the laws and \
peace and suppress disturbances and i,
the offences enumerated. And this \
shall be published and posted with ever,
tIce to hold registration.
W. OVID MABRY,
STEPHEN JONES Boar
jul27-4w
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13
Items,


The trustees of the Antietam soldiers Monu-
ment have ratified the contract with Mr.. Bat
terson of Hartford, Conn, for $4,000, the
work to be completed within two years. The
design of the monument includes white gran
lite pedestal twenty-five feet high, surmounted
by a colossal statue of older of the same
material. The statue will be twenty feet high,
weighing sixty-five tons, and the largest of
modern ages. lltff -
Hon. VIM. B. Allison, who is to succeed Mr.
Harlan as Senator for Iowa, is only forty-three
years of age, a native of Ohio, by profession
lawyer, and for two or three terms popular
and most influential member of Congress. He
is an ADLER man than Mr.. Harlan, and he will
be quite an acquisition to the Senate. A man
of independent thought and not adverse to ex-
pressing his opinions, he is a hearty supporter
of President Grant, and in the next Congress
is likely to be a leading exponent of the policy
of the administration.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13

If x will now publish table including the
fares from Skowhegan to Augusta, from Ken
dall's Mills to Lewiston-in short, table COM
prising cases enough to show what the gen.
eral tendency of the changes has beehive
shall take great pleasure in acknowledging our
error in that singular particular, if it prove
that we have been so unfortunate as to be
mistaken. "X" may add to his table, if he
pleases, the exact date at which the tariffs he
exhibits were adopted. Meanwhile it will be
instructive to him as well as to the
! officers of the Maine Central, who protested
so strong friendship for Portland at the
meeting last week, to examine once more this
table Of ours showing various through and
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13

Here is discrimination with vengeance!
These rates have been fixed by the roads that
consolidated in defiance of the Legislature
No explanation has ever yet been vouchsafed
OF the policy that charges cents "a mile to
passengers travelling within the State and be-
tween two and three to those going beyond
its limits. s..X's' declaration amounts to no
more than that the roads. know their own
business. i-5 Va Aidi 'ia p Ah
This table will serve an excellent purpose
as the basis of that which x is to give us. No
conclusions whatever can be drawn from the
small induction of facts he has made.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13
= Passenger Tariff ON the Maine Central.

A correspondent ofthe Advertiser publish
es table showing that in four cases there
enumerated the. change in the passenger
fares on the Maine Central railroad, made
since consolidation was. effected, does not
make the discrimination against Portland and
in favor of Boston more obvious than before.
The writer says that if the Press makes
prompt. confession of its "error'' he shall
think better of it than he does now. We shall
confess no ''error' till we are convicted OF
one, but we will publish his table which shows
not only what ''X'' claims, but also illustrates
the policy of the road in charging the passen-
ger who comes to Portland cent more a
mile than the one who goes to Boston: 4 b.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13

Mr.. CARPENTER in his place in the Senate
Wednesday, put the country in a fearful state
by announcing that at some
early day he would show that the latest po-
litical delusion known as the civil service re-
form" is, unconstitutional and all other SORTS
Of bad. Mr.. Carpenter and even those gen
tiemen in Congress who have declared 1or
the civil service reform are said to be giving
tbe scheme the cold shoulder. ( Such gentle
men should. be very careful about this, lest
the people give them the cold shoulder when
they have an opportunity at the next gener-
al election; for if there is one thing more than
another that the intelligence of the country
and particularly of the Republican party have
determined on, it is reform of the civil SER
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13

THERE is no doubt that Vice-President
Colfax will accept denomination. There is
great significance in words like the following
from Harpers Weekly which is now thor
oughly in the confidence of the administra-
ton: eve are very sure that we are not
wrong in saying that if the Convention
should decide that name so justly popular
as his would insure greater harmony and
promise greater success, without asserting
the slightest claim, and in grateful sense of
duty to his party, he would not refuse to
yield his preference to the wishes of his party
friends .4l
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-13

Speaker Denison whose retirement from the
chair of the British House of Commons is an
nouneed on account of i'll health, has held that
responsible position since 1857, and entered the
House in 1928, when % years of age lin his
early career he made tour to the United States,
the effect of which was to make him strong
Liberal M#EA8