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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07
MAINE AND THE VEST.

The accounts of terrible storms, cole
weather and suffering, coming from tn,
West, are doing much to make Maine
people contented with their own State
No such depth of snow, intensity of cold
or fearful tempests are known here as
have been experienced west of the Missis.
sippi this winter. Nor have we ever
known within our limits anything like the
individual suffering and discomfort fell
there. We have cold and snow, ting
ling of the cheeks and ears, and some
times frost-btten fingers or toes, but unless
by intoxication or imbecility death seldom
occurs from exposure to the weather, peril
in travelling on account Of frost or snow
is unknown, and our homes are never
happier than during the winter months.
Take the present winter as an example.
We have had, in this quarter Of the State,
Just snow enough to cover the ground
well and afford constant and excellent
sleighing. On the sea coast the quantity
OF snow has been less, SO that wheels and
runners have divided the time. The
thermometer has seldom fallen below
zero. The temperature has been steady.
The average cold has been undoubtedly
more than usual. But the atmosphere is
invigorating, good for body and mind B.;
the more one takes of it in its natural out
door condition the better for him. A
gentleman from Boston told us the other
day that although the dust was flying in
the streets of that city, and the thermom-
eter marked higher there than in Augusta,
he did not feel the cold here so much A,
there, and preferred Maine to Massachu
sets for a winter residence. He did not
speak ignorantly, for he has lived wears in
each State. And we have no doubt that
the steady. bracing temperature of Maine
is more comfortable and healthy than the
freezing and thawing, that prevails in the
Atlantic States southerly to Georgia. No
body has frozen to death in Maine this
winter, few we imagine have suffered by
reason of the cold. Travelling has been
uninterrupted by rail, and splendid by
runners.
Now, il we look at the West, we find
that the Pacific Railroad has been render
ed useless a great part of the winter by
immense snow banks. passengers have
been imprisoned in their journeying
weeks at a time. The cold has been of
Arctic severity, SO that men and beasts
have persisted bgi lis rigors. The storms
In that western country are tremendous
In their violence. We can scarcely imag-
Inc their power. Those who are caught
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07
), A Portsmouth man who hired special


train to Boston for SIS, the other day, upon
Newburyport was Joined by cler-
gynar and several ladies, who entered the
car without invitation, apparently thinking 1t
a regular train. The rightful tenant of the
train Naid nothing, except to ask the ladies'
permission to continue smoking. The min
lister was highly incensed thereat, and after
reading a long homily on the evil effects Of
tobacco, branched off on the impolieness to
his ''feller men and winning" in thus smok-
ing in public conveyance. The smoker said
nothing, when the minister became enraged
and started for the depot master, who, com
ing in, told the occupants of the car that it
had been hired by the gentleman who was
using the weed, and who could smoke, drink,
chew, or stand on his head the whole journey,
if he pleased, and if the people in the car
did not like his style they could wait for the
regular train, which was coming on behind.
The dominic apolgized amid the filters Of the
ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07
SOUR GRAPES.

The democratic organ in Washington, d.
c., foreshadows the success of the republi-
cans in New Hampshire The sly old Rey-
nard never cried "sour grapes more dis
tinctly, after his fruitless efforts to reach
them, than the following paragraph speaks
of the abandonment of New Hampshire by
the democracy. 1t is from the Sunday
Herald:
1t has been decided by leading members OF
the democratic party to make no special ex-
ertion to carry the elections in New lamp
! shire and Connecticut, but leave the democ-
racy of New England to control their own
affairs, reserving united action for the Presi.
dental campaign. Indeed it is believed that
democratic victory in these States at this
time would have an injurious effect on the
fortunes of the party in the greater contest
now pending, as it would inspire feeling OF
confidence in the result which would tend
largely to disarm the democracy, while it
would incite the radicals to redoubled exer-
tons.
Think of democracy being overcome by
victory in New Hampshire and Connecti-
cut! After twelve years of continuous de-
feats it might be too stimulating! Ship.
wrecked and furnishing mariners have to
be fed very carefully when rescued, in Or
der to preserve their lives; the democrat
ic nurses appear to think they are dealing
with shipwrecked and starved party
And so they are, but the New Hampshire
and Connecticut pap is just what the pool
fellows need to re-inyigorate them. and
the doctors know it. The trouble is they
cannot jump quite high enough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07
TIE PECK DEFALCATION.

The Portland correspondent of the Boston
Journal furnishes that manor n sta,emont -,
i"c'S eo"cerhins 'he ac'ioh Vi t"e Legislature
in releasing two of the sureties of Peck in
1857, upon the payment by them of A specified
sum ue s.v..
"a. Tue Gnu .. 1ooo eohnnlee OF the Leg
.sia.ule I,'aue .ne usual examination OF the
.ieasu.s a pooAS anu iounu .neIh 70 De G0r-
rev anu % iepoi'eo W 'he LEGISLATURE Inc
report was aceep'eu' ana tnereupon the treas
ulel was fe- eiecleu iot ioo'' anu Mese TWO
".n. 'ne oonu y. a,le la'.er year
AT Tue emu VI 1909 inc oeiaica'ioh was ex-
posed ana the sure'ies OF that year promptly
PaIu.
IL was only theh IL was ascertalned that
tnere naa neeh a dehci1 IN 1000. Inc examina-
uon OF that year hau peeh only 70 January l.,
loo'' wneh III iact Tue treasurer oncial term
eAtenuea 10 FEBRUARY =, loeS, ana IN that IN
'erVai tecK aostrac.eo "1Z'ooO' which denclt
wau'd nave been discovered II the books had
oeen eAa'nineu' no ,ney snoulu nave neeh, up
W 'he Gnu ., MS onciai .er"; tnis haa
to,peoronc. of tho no,;ce no tho S,atn t, Ia
the conditions of the bond had been fulfilled,
the sureties failed to obtain this security, and
peSiues .,ey WEN upoi 'le "ohu Vi loo''
aae
The rule of law is that where sureties are
notified by the principal that he has no claim
upon 'nen, uhuer ponu' uereupoh they
tain securitv that thew otherwise mioht have
had, or if they otherwise suffer loss or dam
age, they are released. There is no doubt
about THIS legal point therefore these sureties
by, Wv U"1 e.. " Nv, h.a upo: pay.
her for sac 600 and ;n,ara:, n,oL;nn n,ana
than 100000 But one of the sureties died
long ago, and four OF the others, through the
s.eal n'e anu So'n'iereiai ulsas'ers' nave oeeh
the heavy Judgment P'"A :"
They applied to the Legislature for relief,
which has been granted to them generously,
as wen as Ius.y; oo ~ .ne sum OF @"9'ooo was
donbt This was deducted and the two snra'
ties are released on payment each of one
seventh OF the remaining sum-
i"o p'D'v "e'' y, '"""'" 'ap'u'y III
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Republican Ward Caucuses

Will be held as follows
Ward |, Friday March sth, ~ O'Clock P. NJ, at
ward room on Grove street
Ward 2, Friday March Sth, ~ O'Clock p. NJ, at
City Council room.
Ward B. Friday March sth, ia O'Clock p. NJ, at
engine house, Bridge st.
Ward 4, Friday, March sth, o'clock P. NJ, at
ward room
Ward 5, Friday March sth IA O'Clock P. NJ, at
ward room.
Ward 6, Friday March sth, O'Clock p M at
engine house Cony St.
Ward J, Friday March sth, O'Clock P. NJ, at
ward room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07

For nearly two hundred years, as is well
known, the Dutch have controlled most
of the commerce of Japan, but under
such surveillance, and such debasing and
shameful conditions, that few of the most
energetic traders have ever desired to share
it with them. The Dutch have heretofore
artificial island of Desma, opposite the city
of Nagasaki fenced in and guarded at all
times. To this indignity they have submit
ted for the sake of the profitable trade which
they carried on, monopoly heretofore, but
which is now gradually giving place to more
civilized ideas; and it will not be long before
all the flags of Europe will float unrestrained
in Japanese waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07
To the Voters of Augusta.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
Augusta. Me-, March 2, 1872.
YOU are hereby notified to assemble nj your
i respective Ward Rooms on
Monday, March IL, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to give in your
votes for the following officers, viz For Mayor,
one Alderman, and three Councilman, Warden
Ward Clerk, and Constable.
The Board of Aldermen will be in session at their
rooms on Thursday and Friday ne vt preceding the
day OF election, from nine O'Clock \. NJ. to one
r NJ, and on Saturday from nine O'Clock A. NJ to
one O'Clock, L. Nj and from two to four r. NJ forthe
purpose of correcting the list of voters in and for
The several wards, and receiving evidence of the
qualliicaion oil voters whose names arc not ON said
Lists.
The polls will close at four O'Clock, p NJ
l.. IL. TlTCoMB, City Clerk.
Getty papers please copy)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07

William Foster, the notorious car-hook
murderer at New York, has lost all his form
er buoyancy, and become gloomy and taciturn,
since he was sentenced to be hanged on the
22nd of March. His wife visits him every
! day, and always carries some book or paper
to cheer his lonely hours. His father has
never called to see him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07

When the personal effects of the late En-
press Eugene were sold in Paris, articles of
her clothing, laces, underlinen, dressing
gowns, WOODEN wraps, Cashmere shawls, and
the like, fell into the hands of the old clothes
dealers. Articles, far outnumbering those
originally sold, from what her Majesty left
behind, are still displayed, conspicuously
marked, in all the second hand clothes stores,
while curiosity collectors are being daily vic
timized accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07

This, from the Chicago Post, is very
wicked joke, but it can be read morally il
you keep in mind that to the pure all things
are pure:
The Democrats are now squirting seduc-
lively towards Judge Davis, since his nomin-
alton for the Presidency by the Labor Re
formers. In fact, it is scarcely too much to
predict that the Democratic candidate is al
most certain to be DID,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-07

The Massachusetts Commissioners of Pris-
ons, in their annual report say; "a man
who by crime puts the State to an expense
for his arrest and confinement may justly be,
ought fairly to be kept long enough in con-
finement to make his labor at least balance
his cost"
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Use RCnnc's Pain-IXilIino.
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WM, RENNE 4 SONS, Propretors,
Pittstleld Mass.
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Republican Caucus,

The Republicans of Augusta are requested e.
meet at Granite Hall on Saturd y evening March 8
az 7k O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF nominating a can
didate for NJ yor.
PER ORDER REPUB. CITY COMMITTEE
Augusta, Marcn 5, IS72.
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Profitable Employment.

ror one or two persons of either SEX in every town
ia the United States, by which they NAV realize
from S5oo TO 81 600 per year. with but little inter.
tia with ordinary occupation. If the whole
Boys and girls make nearly as mucb ne oras
r,Seopie. Some making from 81 to sl5 per weet
20 or ~ particulars, address j. J. FARDELL Co
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The greatest illustrated Original Story Paper in
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Price, &c; 81 30 per year. Address NJ. j. O'LEARY
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E00 AGENTS vvANTED-To sell 0har.;s
bushels per hour. 1t snatches the corn omicho,
.hah WINK Every farmer buys one. Agents
axe nv Si o1x gay. orfurher particulars, address
u L. FRENCi Us Warren ST., New York ~
SoNi ana Warranted Cure for those who wish to
~ give up smoking sent for soc and Act ",amm
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,. S{gp9 y,s11Ia s, refr zen S%sne Siis5;,1 isw en-; 1'er rt!taa y ID ar"r,t.
GET! 3sttf ssb t n nn SI Sist o Saft Iidias,a i stiei't su ss9i irssn e s ss5a9 ar,.
nel tu uberipaltt9en. !Nllein lanse ~fortsefester Vebrauh, wirb
sao!i9 eine Sur betpirtsn. Qcncorrboea, ober ,peiber flnk.
besten werben 6urb bic %reinioen6e ,no hartenbe Qotrtung biekr
ytesotsin balo semilbert unb easlid osaie eeteilt. @enars Wn.
%toet(anaen fir teben ein,elnen Sail fnben fb In un|erera uuent-
aeAtd9 aussesebenen Nlmanad. yfhelntatislnHs unb Gi6t,
Tena bura Sic Nntaufuns fre,nter materiea i'm Slute seruf.
ia9tt. ilnb in Der 5ae9sl leiat tamit 5u turiren; ebenio 2eber.
9eGer unb Vclb{uft, penn 6ur6 bic trasen &ifte i'm ?Slut
p~eraf1ast. mas gar baufs Der SAT III: Dide 9arfoparua
it en portreiAiae6 Mittel, UNI bas @pften, au ldrfen une AZ
tfdftisen. Die a2atter. Gerorofienen, Observation-Disclosures
ua6 5tlafloieu, ir,pie Dieienieea, bic NIT nsrn0icr' Nuf=
re9ung unb 5nrbt oer anbern @sn,ptcmen Der e6nidJe
hGuf4et jinb, nerben BET etnenr gtriu6 aueenblidlihe Qinee.
r,ns unS tbotadltde ueberseueune uO1 ben 6eiltrdfteu bieT
Dleblyn fnoen.
3ubfrettet BON
Dr.5 q. 6. M9er n. Co., Qptpel, Wa6.,
prdftfden unb %onalshiden gtemtern.
IN Id1nmtliben lpotbefen oes Qonoes
gu Daben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-06

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