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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The old standard photographer of Augusta,
Mr.. J. s. Hendee, opposite the post office,
keeps right up with the wonderful progress
in his art He has an elegant stock of chro-
mos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The Railroad Commissioners of this State
are not very much in favor of locating rail-
roads through communities where they will
not be self-sustaining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

A WORLD OF THANKS is DUE to the bota-
mist who first discovered the virtue of the
Quillaya Saponaria, or Soap Tree of Chill.
The wonderful cleansing and purifying prop
erty Of its Bark gives to the fragrant Sozo-
don't much of its unriyalled efficacy as pre-.
sentative of the teeth.
ian--+eod&yIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
House in HalIowell for Sale.

FNHE subscriber offers for sale his large and
i venient dwelling house on Second street, in
Hallowell The house has all the modern improve
ments in the best OF repair, was thoroughly built,
and is situated to command a wide range of beau
tfu scenery. 1t has parlors, sitting room, dining
room, six sleeping rooms excellent cellar, large
and new stable, good cisern, never-failing well of
water, spacious lot containing fruit trees, &C. and
place is one and half miles from Augusta. Will
be sold at a bargain. Apply TO the subscriber oh
the premises. SEWARD NJ. HUNT.
HallOwell, Jan. g. 1873 janl0-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

An unreasoning and unreasonable individ-
ual remarks that the female suffrage question,
simmered down, is just quarrel with the AL
mighty that the women were not men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The promptness of Mr. Ham, the principal
of the high school in this city, in dealing with
a young man who is old enough to know
better than to attempt to assume the author
ity Of the master, meets the hearty approval
Of every thoughtful friend of the school, and
who is in favor Of good order and discipline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

We hear that the ladies of the Baptist Social
Circle Of this city, are to give an entertain
ment in their lecture room on Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments will be provided, and
invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me, ~. Mr.. A. A. Latham, a
well known conductor on the Grand Trunk
railroad. burst blood vessel at his residence
in Yarmouth o-day, and died in two hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Oil Painting!
=. w. BERRx, Artist,

y. w. 1E1Rx, Artist,
Is prepared to I'LL orders for Paintings and give
Instruction ina Oil Painting and Drawing,
at his Studio, No. 90 Water street, Gardiner, Me
Terms in Oil Painting 81 60 per lesson.
Artists materials of all kinds furnished at manu-.
facturers prices.
The public are invited to visit my Studio from 10
to IL 80 \. NJ, and 80 to Z. NJ. janl3.teod3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S1GNAF OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2-S M.
For New England, easterly to southerly
winds, cloudy weather and rising tempera-
ture, with possibly snow over the northern
portion and rain over the southern portion.
For the Middle States easterly to southerly
winds veering to southerly and westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Cincinnati Produce Market

CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
MESS pOnK-l3 cog
LARD kettle5sj = steam a s1 10; summer;
winter ~
BULK MEATS -j.les O 90 clear rib G; shout
ders ~
BACOH-shouider, 1ajla; clear rib "a; sides
wHiSREY- ESQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

ment Of the Mexican Congress before the re.
turn Of our Minister, Nelson, and 1t will ter
inmate in March or April, leaving many
cases unadjusted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

There were manufactured at the mills Of the
Spagues in this city, last week, Ill 900 yards
Of cloth-a splendid weeks work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The splendid double team of horses, be-
longing to the West Farmingdale Furniture
Company, Messrs. p. NJ. Fogler & Co., pro.
prietors, made fine appearance on the streets
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

Two or three new cars are shortly to be
turned out at the car works of the Maine Cen
trail Company in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The elegant new boarding house of the A.
& w. Sprague Manufacturing Company, on
Water street, near the stone bridge, is now
about completed and will be furnished and
ready for occupancy on Monday of next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
In Bankruptcy.

CREDITORS MEETISG.-By order of the District
Court for District of Maine, the second general
meeting of the creditors of Aaron Cowee and
George Cowee, Bankrupts will be held at Augusta
in said District on the thiftieth day of January, A.
fore Seth May Esq, one of the Registers in Bank.
ruptcy in said District, for the purposes named in
the twenty seventh section of the Bankrupt act of
March ,, 1867. NJ w. FAIR, Ass gnee.
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1873 t2t&wlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

A Gardiner friend informs US that on Sat
urday the mercury averaged just two clap
boards below zero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Notice to Members,
Prices of Daily Kennebec journal.

Single copy, cents ten copies,4 cents each
twenty five copies more, 3 cents each.
Extra copies of any issue of the Daily kennebec
Journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to the Carrier, or at the Counting Room of the
journal Office, the dag previous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The levee of the grammar school will come
of the last week in January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Local ard State Nems.

In this year there will be two eclipses of
the sun and two of the moon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Augusta Lodge F. & A. M. ,

Stated Communication First Tuesday in
every month.
Special communications every Tuesday
evening.
Per Order W. VI.
octl- tm&tues EFF. BLACKMAS. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

Children Cry-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor OIL 1+ljan-m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Dien.

In Mt Nern on, 9Th inst, at the residence OF her
son-ln-la law, J. +. Blunt, Esq., Mrs Martha Fuller
formerly of Livermore, aged 70 years. state pa
pers please copy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
Like tho Electric Telegraph

what work it is now doing.
The halt and lame, sore and wounded, are
literally throwing away their clutches. Rheu-
matism and stiff joints are banished, and
dumb beasts cry out for joy. One trial tells
the story, and explains the whole thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., IL. In the investiga-
ton of the Caldwell case before the Senate
Committee to-day, J. Hammond testified to
considerable heresay evidence, but did not
specify any member of the Kansas legisla-
ture whom he knew as having received money
to vote for Caldwell.
Mr.. Spring, another witness, did not per-
sonally know of any money being paid for
legislative votes for Caldwell for Senator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

The Gardiner Reporter says that Mr..
Moody of Whitefeld, appeared on the street
Friday with the carcass of q deer shot the day
previous by him in the north part of White
field, near Jefferson. He reports this game
quite plenty in that section, he in company
with another party having scared up thirteen
on this occasion, and succeeded in getting two
Of them, one alive, but it coming on dark he
could not get the live one home, and was
obliged to kill it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

We had penned an item suggesting that the
person who thought our city sidewalks were
not in condition to receive sand, must be
very stupid; but hardly had it fallen into the
compositor's grist mill, when along comes a
man, clothed in municipal authority, with
shovel in hand, scattering blessings before
him in the shape of sand! So potent is the
power Of the press! May that mans feet
never slip, and may he live thou sand years.
, 1873-06-06
Now York Livestock Market.

NEW YONG. Juno r.-uEEves--necolvcd to-day, 81
cars, or 1,4y0 head, making 81s0 sinco hIontuy,
agsinss 2alo tho Same time Inst weok. Quality fair
aud tho arkot shade 1rn,or % cara nairo stoora,
edia1n 10 rrne sod at II Ga1ahc, chiefly At II NO
1l5lo and 80 ears Of ora.nary to good Texans at 1
illinois steers, ~ owt, 1lk@l2,&o; cars fer, eK@
e54 ow, 11Nc 70 cars medium to good II ewt II <
cars medium %, ~ ewt, 114e; eare. ewt. Ike
Ohorokco cattle 6A ow, lie, With 81 per head oil
cars OF Texas. b, 10Hc, aud II cars strong. az cw
uHo.
Dreseod bcoves havo bcon selling farly ntnco Mon
day at 6{St1o.
dA1vEs-Demand nctivo ut G@oo; primo and extra,
9(al0c. .
BnkEp AND LAMns-To-day. as cars, or $3.50 head,
milking 5000 since n1on.1sy. Market depressed, With
decided downward tendency: Poor to primo sheep,
6(9eXo; poor to primo fa1nta, 10@19c with few at
13Hc+ Tho sacs inclndo: car Of Ohio ehcep, nv 30
tbs At Go cur, 10 hs, at 10 oar, nv 80 tba At
eSe; eaf, ~ 81 o at 6sc; cars virginialamha, ay
80 bs at 11@l2c; car common Jersey, nv IS Tbs, n
l1c prime, 55 hs, ut 100, aud part Of car oi
common Kentucky, nv 40 lbs, at 10c.
8w1NE-Io-day, 80 ears, or 6,lD0 hoga tota TO- 40l
on sale. Dressed hogs dull and weak ut narsod dc
cline, closing at GAt87o for heavy and light Weights
, 1873-06-06
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
scnli-Off.cial Approvnl OF nIcKcMzic:s
Operations.

u,..x ,,. - vrt,oas. nea.a.'1.Is
Ndanngton tJ"ne Dstateh 70 ne Neg }ork Herald.
Az there hAa been mneh speculation throughout tho
country regarding tue recent punishment OF tie Kick
apoo Indians IN connection with Tic reported invasion
q Mosieo by cavalry foreo under Col. McKcnzic tho
following Homi.ocial atatement cxplH!ns the attitude
OF tho administrator; gu, j..
II VIVA determined aat fall 10 atop tho rowing banda
OF 1niians giro them reservations and require them
to bo o. .ae lands des!gnatca TED within reasonable ttnp;
Secretary Of THO interior to inform tho euporinten
entg aud ludia AgoAs located IN tho vicinity Of tho
predatory bands TINT tho Great Fathor oxhasted Ills
heart angry, aud hia haud will found heavy agaat
oil who do not obey him, stop their rowing
lfe, and peacefully go on tho reseryattons aaaigncd
them. II tey do not oboy him, 10 will aend his SOL
diars to punish them. Tho Alodocs, Apachcs, and
ktckarooa wore abot tue only banda which resolnteY
opposed tho order Of tug President. The result Of tho
campaign against tho Modoes aud Arachcs is Rtready
known. The KicRapoos occupied foreign territory,
and for their removal Congress 1nade ample Rppropr1-
alton. Il waH intended to give them good la.a IN the
airy escort was rromlsei through Texaa 10 provent
any roTenseful attack ny Tue Taxans Az proposions
Tor their leaving 1exican SOL were rejece and their
future care YES assgned 70 tno army. anticipating =
removal ot tnei iolays ihso ana III nraer tnat
wv eulto - - ntsna " s, ny GUsanu: tno
, 1873-06-06

Whnt Iao Knows About Credit M0bf.
licr and 1'0litica~~IEob Shoemaker
and the KunEnS puciftc Railroad
Ssyindic--Tho IbcI1aO-E.abernl Pro.
, 1873-06-06
CLING alliances and pursuing Independently lie policy
Of aNoring constantly increasing railroad facilities to
Tim Fnns1n nj thn Etnfn.

Cling Alliances and pursuing ndepcnontly ite policy
e e aorng M increasing railroad facilities to
In regard 70 the milwaukee, \ 3D.: Paul Company's
TIC landgrant teaoryo notice II Is atrango
That doubt Of absolute tttc should, alleged,
prompt tlo locination of 1ands from tho sate,
and tho issuu Of bonda hcreon 70 build roads whtlo
across tho Mississippi location which tho United
satea Government hn.l,orItics omplatical|y !sap-
ad to wi % h 0 sa9 Of Wso a g declines to
lion for which tue socrotary Of War las directed pro-
eoedlnga to bo commcnced On Tho gro,'n Of obatrc,
asp posf t''' bridge "h'5 'ees is.ssy s 'as
a't eso1s ss DfseGn ] sess
hsd sefsea for r s1snssa NJ sSlo
bulk II Is reported tet tho Eastern Directors assign
aaus s. ss s'nnf q as
nfrad Of tho Western CONSERVATION Company tho
mombora Il whci' ring within rnR-laa E made
q the Credit Moblor sort, hereolore. The Western
Directors n o.cora insist TINT they used thelr utmost
Saus 70 of s as rssea
preiictod. when THO Laud-arant bill pasaed. that
n ns ss Sysp Sss to s. 5 Ha ras 'eS t s ooRsa
would uao tho report Of It's having secured rich prIzo
o lq hsr atoe md sn sc Ist what
havng nude good thing out of T. would get tired ot
ra1iroaling, and Withdraw from tho Company. It 10
coramoy reported TINT that ia tho to prosi-
don't MITCHELL Manager Merrill, aud others. :,
It Is we'll aottlvd that tho Governor will call extra
session to ditrosc Of The grant nso That company
wifi tako 1t uidor tho existing law, Il Is glvon ou!
on pretty good authority thnt tho Weat
WisconHsn Company viii build brunch from Eal
Claire 10 Chppewn Falls Which will reiiovo tho Chip
nowa Valley son,owAt hso, that tho North Wisconsin
road OF which tloy have before built soct1on Tor thu
purpoae Of keeping tho grant, md their equitable title
10 It. alive and Of reaching st. Crotx woouB Ana sup
plying the wood market Of 1Iudeou, st. Paul. hinno-
npollR etc. VIC shnM eco.
Both United States Senators, lowo and Carpenter,
CHANGED to meet here for hafn-day to.aay. It siBn
1od nothing. Plus.
, 1873-06-06

I1vEnroo1, Juno ell q. m.-Tlour, 27a@27s Cd.
Winter wloa, 12s I'd spring. 11a 1d@12s 90 white,
12a ad@l2s Id; Grub, l2s 6d. Corn, 27a I'd. PORK,
05a. Lard, 99s. I'LL.
L1vrnroo1, June 81 2. na.-Droadatuffa dull md
unchanged Lard, aas Cd.
PARIS, Juno5.-1sentes, 81 1oc
LoNnoN. juno 81 r: m.-conaola for money, "a:
ncoolnt. OAK 62oa Of 6, do Of '17, olk 1ol0a,
8saS 1,ew Ga, a9A Eric, 1917.
Iallaw, 43a Gd.
Bullion received In tho Dank Of England. c115, 900
amount withdrawn from tho Dank on balance today
COS 600. The ratio OF discounts for onths' bills In
tho open market ia x below Tho Bank rnto Tho ra.a
Of money ut tho Stock Exchange On Governments Ia
u lower than tho Bank rate.
L,vEnrooL, Juno 4.-Cotton dull; midallng Up.
land aMd Orleans. o}s; aalaa, 10 ooo balee A'nesl'
can, COO speculation eud export, 1000.
DreadasnHa dull. Docf SIS ai. Lard, $50 Cd.
! Cumberland middlest Bis. Short ribs, Ues 0d.
, 1873-06-06

BUFFALO, N. y, Juno 5-OATrnE-To.day, tnclutl.
ing IS to nrriyo 14ye total for week, mo head.
Market slow for wnnt Of stock at about geatorday,a
Sales 50 Illinois stcera, 70 240 1bg ct $40
@a12M: 81 Cherokee asccre, nv 1,193 to $50 hs ht
tolo@a12h; "a Michigan acers, ny 1o53 to 2s1 ea.
50 KanBas stoo 117o lhs ut so25 10 Texas steers
ny a25 ibg at 5000; 10 Michigan atookera, nv 0l0 bs
G6G0: % Canada atecra, NJ $50 ibst at $500.
snsEr AID LAstna-To-day, including arrivals,
1oe0 total Tor tho weeh 02oo. Market aetVe at yes
als1 Ohio clipped rheep, nv II to 8a It's, at $500
$50; 1o5 State clipped Sheep ~ % to 100 ls at
5.75; II State bucks, 193 lbs, $3.50; 22l MohiNa
sheep, Nv 81 It's, ut $500
Ioda-To-dny, 1880; total for tho week, 17.4o0
blarkot without life. stx londs IN tho pena unsold
ownera suktny 1910 Duycra refaso offer over IS
Eaatern ycra out Of tho market. pticca nouilna
nt E5.IpG3G.lQ
, 1873-06-06
The Produce Markets.

Erv YoEE, Juno 5.--CoTToH-ttuchenrod
o rccen brs wn anara We.er er
ira state 9sao@5.so; common 70 eocd extra, so.loa
s1s5aoeo: estra Ohio. sg7Ga9s5 ST. Louis 81 o5G
il:5s: Rye ao,r steady: M ORR n,sai auot lid "
s,a9' q 1a s4a 4 s,a9 Ns e f o
Sf red WESTERN nyo lover wsate'
so s4 om ~ III v"i % nu ~, az ~
W. it ia5 ~, & 9' ~ 1i, Ia @ KY
Ieayy: @ roceip,a, 70 ooo 81: % geW hi1eI, 4Sataa:
"i31u GnneDn1tsIc Icosc' a@soe Mt 1a1,01a,<o snoor
atrona fair to aooI reiIninc. Tsaas meo steady nj
'fsssxS. sss5xG, cpr,o o.>ao,l,. .oon,, ,o,>coo.
inovls1oss-T -Tork--ho~ mess, $3.50 prilns moss,
eia.vo!91o pIoa Au4es "us. ucnnHea' ~ ,AeA.
midles nii a wax long, long 'coaf, 4o july aie Iasd
weak; weatern ateaa,, SIC; 1sttle, o.:
s una ,sos wcIh i 1'zoo
ns-Ges Wn;sxT1r.ner aua ~ meax %txsotn =. 1Nsl'e
fEW Orleans .nne e.-nhEAnsr Fs-Cofh Arn-
SssS Fef 2osa ssas oss s'' 5ssss o
Soa COG bales Mt yoateEass qAo'ationa;
stoeH M baes baes exports S0'' oe'es
v,,n.s. r,l M1tWAukEE. ~ 11lsa,,n.a ,;,au. ,,,.
and anohangea WI Whest firm No. !, si.aiT; NJ. l.
$i:H4s ior sas $..a 1or tono' 3.@3 5of 1aiy; ooFn
ahl! antl auaIo tnwer No y 5us; oats uul. nna
eaado lower; NO. 1t3c. HSe 1H ana lower NO. l.,
00c: barley aa!i hn9 non!nnl no. ., .oc'
EIElu1lIs-Ii,o hunntu{ n{ ~ osWeRu 11c. ooo l.,
KoEIAmf!Gnr o'9v oo6 o6t Wnoa., 1lp,ggu ~ ~ ~;
SiSt9 Ieai o'
| p,,, arr, mr.. rnno ~ I,nx .narnrra F,orr
oat ,,d nrnhHoo vAo ,y3rot nuiat rod :, * amE
Huses ~ uu4 ~ & ~ ne' eu' $..o III
roiit,sr SoSr9n rr;roa rTo fa}}n' nnn,,onoa.1 w
<oTHo", Tv",,,o, gw .nta 1aTc. lc rosod 1oX"
| 1r,.,sv~nso '""'' A"'8-' 1eaae"' A''se'
| "hAe11-''o' nArrrsropr
! p r, pa . '1aU..t.. ~. t. r,, ,,,
- i,, VIZ 1 s " t - 'oMt W NV.
@ snW etss ~ y H ~ "sat ws au owsT sa Mestssas
du Hi a,,f n" yeaf uhn W"stnr ~ vo 1ntst o"'1
a aa nu WEI "aa mo f.i apS. Ivy
s VIZ sdo. 1n n, m 'I r 1n
eSH nam,pa 5rn 'e e'cae t'p' 4''1''' Asa "u
vi 1,,,.-.rnn '",; tvo,.,,, o,,.du
Wn.aEn-stesay WNpaaEn-sMestGfn a. a1sa1y ssMs
osvroo 1n,o JSME iiaS !Isr;,,,o xv,o,. o,,ot
NJ hf,;y,~sa q m Gn ! ~ ~ "hSas ia ts1us
'o. """Aeo' *t''1. 0 n"n es 4o'e' 'aSeoc'
| nrv-.,, Y,, cn ~ ..taW. .u, z,,o,, .s
wi1est in,s5sr aaa !: 7nn n NJ > n1Sn.toa a
innI =, InfS Ht y ~ sJ1, ~ ~, ~ n noa
and ioycS ea,as ~ nm IN NJ et *, car "is
, 1873-06-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Nexy York Elflstucinf News.

1NNFF H1AkH4&V8*FH
New YonK, juno G.-Money closed easy at a(45 por
ce.t having lont as low nB ..
Startling was htghnr. Lato IL tue day tho leading
balkors advanced the rates to 1906 for aixty aya and
105 for sght. The market closu4 With actual busi-
ncas Ut u below Tho hsAinB ratcs.
Gold was quiet aud sttady, opening at 118 and clos-
Ing ut l173@ll75l.
Ihcro wnre iftoon oInra ut gold today, amounting
to 7S5 ooU, at from 11733H to 11Bol. Tho amount
to lp sutd ia 81, ,0G0,0UD.
The Government sold s3.ouoooo OF gold at frou
l17,99 to 118,0l.
, 1873-06-06

Spfc{ql Dtepatch 10 Th6 Chicago 1FfbuHc.
LasAInx, ri, juno 6.-Tho canal boats sct,acs md
Sunbeam arrived at hs port to-day light, and sailed
from peorin. There was four feat Of Water upon the
no movements tn tho canal to-ay at this point There
waa twolyo foot Of water ho mitrosl Of Look It.
CAHa1. OfP1oE OntoAao ,Jnnc b.-AnR1sEp-Con-
tcat Norris 500 bu corn Drilliant Norris 5000 bi
corn. 50 bras hshwinca; aiso, Elizabeth, Loc&port,
at, GOO foa munl, 10 hrls ngur, 067 bt onts.
20 brls sait, Aux Sable ton eoal Morris. Mi1ge,
14oa7 + lumber 800 lath, joliet Ihundesboh I'D
, 1873-06-06

DErno1y. Mrh., Juno D,-PAssED Uf-rropotlora
n,,esa. pae,fc, idnho, Concord nd barges, nay Oily
n1,tl l,arges scoonera Bnowrop Rcln'leer, Senator
Blood: Mcarath, rantora CITY Of 0ESon Bay., ,..,<,
Larinicr, Kato Darley echoonors Alsa bradley d
Frcen,an, araco Sherwood.
W1ND-Northwest. - -,
Dsrno,r, Mioh,, juno S.-plssEn DowN-props
Benton, Wcnono bnrks Racine, Aloxhnder; Hchrt
Jameo Aawyor, q. P. williams John Rice Adostaran
pi1o Hcovilo, Montpelier. L. VanVAldohbhr8h, James
Joy, Cascade, q. II. Johnson. .,,.-.,-
phssEp up-schra ". ]. prestou, Atnorioan.
1Y1ND-Houtnolat.
, 1873-06-06

15TANTED-A YOUNG MAN or uOY TO ACT ~
~ unEt!< ln 2 oiMl.EioNs3: wakoa Mouesato' Apply
immediately At ~ WabaBa.aV,
, 1873-06-06

WMhiriTT3ED g. .1ins *, Ill I'll
osn fur cus tbs ornor Is going to lcsso thu oily
AtIiissa ua!i at us Stato-st.
, 1873-06-06

1TOIt "a AIETI1E MATERIAL IN THE ADDITION
4 u tho hullaitx e7 "abnsh-ny.. curupr of rs"nty
a. rln n,aofa1 au!tablo to DO IsoA In ohos b9i,
UlaHNY j. llOQulliLlU M Una1horn:nt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-24

TO RENDER CLOTHING WATERPROOF.
1t is very desirable to understand how to
make overcoats, horse blankets, hay caps,
grain bags, and anything else waterproof
by incurring little expense. We here
with give a recipe which has often been
sold for hundreds Of dollars TO unsophist-
icated clothiers: To about ten quarts of
rain water odd pound Of powdered AL
UNI stir this at intervals until ii becomes
clear; then pour it Off into another bucket
and put the garment therein; let it remain
twcnty-four hours, and then hang it out
to dry without wringing IL. A lady, who
has tested this recipe thoroughly, writes
that when they were travelling, two Of the
party, lady and a gentleman, wore gar
ments thus treated, in the widest storm
Of wind and rain without getting wet.
The rain would hang upon the cloth in
globr!es; in short, the garments were
really waterproof. The gentleman walk
ed nine miles in a storm of wind and
rain, such as you rarely see in the South,
and when he slipped of his overcoat his
under clothes were as dry as when be put
them on. This is, we think, secret
worth Knowing; for If cloth can be made
to keep out wet, it is in every way better
than water-proots.-N y. Heratd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-24

A PARsoN was making a call on lady
who made il n rule never TO speak i'll OF
others, and observed it so closely that she
even justified those whom she heard evil
spoken Of. Before the old lady made her
appearance in the parlor, her several chill
dren were speaking of their mother, and
one Of them playfully added Mother
has such habit Of speaking we'll of eve
rybody, that if Satan himself were the
subject Of conversation, mother would
find some virtue or good quality even in
him." OF course this remark elected
some smiling and merriment, in the midst
OF which the old lady entered the room,
and being told what had just been said,
she Immediately and involuntarily re-
piled, " Well, my children, wish we
all had Satan's industry and. perseyer-
ance."