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The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

The Belfast Journal strains 10 compare the DEM
ocratic party with the flock that saved from the
flood, and then illustrates its consistency in the
same page by denouncing tracts left in the cars AS
.pous sells on Travellers" That is about as near
consistency rs Democracy can touch. Bangor
Wing.
Perhaps we are all wrong. If so, will the
Wing permit us to be set right, by the ef1ul-
gence Of light that streams from its sanctum
Pray, what Is ga pious sell''9 Was it one
when the radical Elder Weaver sold all the
city rum in Bangor, and ran away v it'll the
money? Was it one when Balkan, the pull
pit denouncer of Democrats, set up menag
arie in the Lewiston woods, and exhibited his
two bears? Will the Wing please cast the
Drummond light of its intellect this way?
Don't let us burst in Ignorance.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

The Belfast Journal once more trots out its COM
zeal bird perched upon grave stone, to flap its i'll
shaped wings over the result in New York. We
believe the last time previously that the fowl crow
ed was over the Knox election. Bangor Wing.
The Wing is correct in its dates, but it
hasn't seen the last of that bird, by any
means. He has got mission to perform
which will not be accomplished until radical
ism is dead in the country, and he has crowed
over its grave The Wing may expect to see
him iubilant over the lesser victories, until
the final one comes Then we shall feel to
cxclam, like the patriarch of old Lettcst
now thy servant depart in peace"
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

Could the leopard change his spots he would be
a Democrat. Bangor Wing.
Then pray don't knock spots out Of him,
but suffer the blood-thirsty animal to- stay
with radicalism, where he belongs. Proba-
bly, the Wing would tell us that the Ethiopian,
if he could change his skin, would also be-
long to the white mans party.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and Guardians de-
string their advertisements published in the Journal
will please state to the Court all advertising not
directed is withheld from this paper
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

TIE PAPER CREDIT SUITS. The Water
Vile Mail has copied from the docket of
kennebec County the record of the actions
commenced by towns in the county, to recov-
er money paid for substitutes that were never
put into the army. They are as follows
No. 76s, entered by Baker, town Of Winsow
'aganst Daniel Il. Pike and al; defended by Whit
more and Libby.
No. 100, Waterve against James Colby and al.
and No. 49, Waterville against j. p. Deering and
ais; both entered by Foster, and the defendants
Whitmore, and Libby.
No. 49, inhabitants of Sidney against AlanSon
B. Farwell, attachment made Aug. 80 1869; Baker
and Libby i'll defence, Simmons for plaintiff.
No. 40, same plaintiff against Daniel T. Pike and
rls; Whitmorc. ID and Libby for defendants, Sim
mons tor plaintiff.
This reads little differently from the de-
clarations Of Farwell If the radicals elect
that aspirant, how charmngly consistent it
will be- Probably in time he may be made
Governor, should his party continue in pow
er-which God forbid
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of papers
changed must state the Post Office to which the paper
has been well as that to which it is to CO.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
WILLIAM III. SIMPSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance, $500 year
within the year $3.50 the expiration OF the year $500
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, Gone inch OF
length in column $5 for three weeks and % cents for
each subsequent insertion fraction OF square charg
ed as full one.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

Few people are aware Of the extent to
which the smaller and cheaper lumber OF
Maine is being worked up and exported, in
the shape of slaves, shocks, laths, pickets,
hoops, spool stuff, &c. We did not know
until few days ago that Messrs J. & G. H.
Treat, of Winterport, exported 100000
worth of casks of all sizes to Cuba, Mobile
New York, Boston, and Pittsburg, Pa. They
size from key to a hogshead. The slaves
are sawn in Penobscot, mostly in Newburg
and put together in their shops in Winterport
When the railroad is completed from Belfast
to Burnham, it will offer uncommon facilities
for this business.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

The Portland Daily Advertiser is one of
the most valued of our exchanges, and we
have welcomed its daily visits for the past
year with no small pleasure. AS an indus
trious gatherer of news, especially of occur
rences in Maine and commercial matters, the
Advertiser has scarcely an equal. Its edi-
torial comments upon events, especially
where it doesn't eractly agere with the action
taken or proposed, are often seasoned with Il
happy spice of wit that makes them attrac-
tive. All these are gathered in the weekly
with a good selection Of miscellany, for
country circulation. We want it understood
that we courteously but firmly dissent from
the politics of the Advertiser, because we
don't believe in them.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
HOW THINGS ARE GOING.

FROM the bath Times we copy coupe OF
paragraphs which are suggestive
Ship 'Undauntcd" about 1900 tons, was to be
launched at Bath, on Saturday afternoon from
the yard of i. & A. Sewall. She is the last ship on
the stocks, with the exception of Houghton Bros
rather Il blank winter in prospect, when. in the
healthier condition of our commerce our shipbud-
crS have produced about 10000 tons per annum in
this district.
Three of the Bath banks have just declared the
following scm-annual dividends: First National
: per cent Bath National per cent; Sagadahoc
National Is per cent.
This shows pretty conclusively the present
tendency of business matters on the coast of
Maine. The splendid ships, of which we
had 50 much reason to be proud, are fading
out of existence. The rich returns they made,
which created the wealth of the sca-board,
are no longer received. The skilled mechan
les are idle-the ship-yards are deserted
The sixty thousand tons Of the largest dis
trict have shrunk to a single ship on the
stocks.
But everything is not Improbable?
Oh no. Money lending is profitable.
the necessities OF the public, are getting
rich On their capital, without turn of
their hands, or risllng penny, they make
from twelve to sixteen per cent profit!
The times are good enough for them I!
They don't want things different! They can't
see why everybody should not be satisfied
The world goes well with them. 1t wags on
beautifully They invested in bonds, that
pay no taxes. The government takes care
of those bonds, locked up in the Treasury,
charges nothing for its care, and lets them
cut off the coupons twice Il year. 1t pays
them seven and three-tenths interest in gold.
And then it issues ninety per cent. OF Nation
al Bank bills to the owners of the bonds
which bills are loaned for ten or twelve per
cent. more. That makes about Twenty-Five
per cent. on the outlay.
Who supposes that capitalists will build
ships, at 800 per ton, to compete with foreign
ships that cost 45, when Congress offers
them such magnificent chances at fleeing
rs these9
This is the way the State of Maine is pros
pcring under the rule of the National Bank
Eers-for it is their rule. They control Con-
gress as they please. The money power has
got the industry and enterprise of the coun-
try by the throat, and is choking it to death.
Commerce is dying, but Shylock thrives!
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
DEATH OF GEORGE PEABODY.

The leading event of the week is the an
nouncement of the death Of the eminent
banker and philanthropist, George Peabody,
who expired at London on the 9TH inst. AL
though not q great man, and undestinguished
save as the possessor Of vast wealth and the
noble use which he made of it, the name Of
Mr.. Peabody will always awaken the graft
tude of millions on both sides of the ocean.
Born to mcagre inheritance in the little
town of Danvers, he steadily pursued the
path which leads to riches, and accumulated
vast possessions. Contrary to the usual GUS
tom Of wealthy men, he made his gifts while
living, and in most instances personally saw
his plans carried out.
His donations for public charities exceeded
seven millions of dollars. The principal of
these may be enumerated as follows South
ern Educational Fund, S2,SS4 900 The La
boring Poor Of London, $1,750,O00; Balti-
more, 100000; Peabody Institute of Dan
vers, $200,000 the Philips Academy of An
dover, S251 900; Newburyport Library, 3d.
0O0 church in Georgetown, 100000; Lii
brary in Georgetown, $4,000; Essex Insti-
tute Of Salem, $4,000; to the library at
Thetford, Vermont, S. 5000; to the Massachu-
sets Historical Society, $4,000; to the Pea
body Institute Of Archaeology at Cambridge,
100000; to found Il geological branch at
Yale College, $150,000; to the Maryland
Historical Society, $4,000; to Washington
College, Va, S60,o0o to Kenyon College,
Ohio, 1925, 000 for a library in Georgetown,
District of Columbia, S15, 900. He distribu-
ted 81, 100000 among his relatives in Ameri-
ca, and gave $40, 900 to the Sanitary Commits
sion during the war.
While he was honored by distinguished
persons in Europe and America, and enjoyed
the personal friendship of Queen Victoria, he
loved best the simple and heartfelt thanks Of
those from whom his gifts had raised the
burdens and ills of life. And in the fullness
of years and honors he has gone to the re-
ward of the Christian and bencfactor.
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Letter From Farlce.

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authority To receive it. When Mr.. (
TillotSon called for the mail matter
belonging at Oxford it was of course
refused him, he having no more
right to convey the mail than any
individual. and he has the good
sense to know it. Under ordinary
circum stances no Postmaster would
hesitate to deliver him or any Ie-
sponsible person the mail, plying
between these two Offices, yet in the
hour of emergency it becomes one
to heed the restraint Of law. Your
correspondent states that late IN
the evening +. i. Strong, who is an
authorized carrier. came to this of
fee with a mail bag and after much
consultation the POSTMASTER con
cludcd to let the mail come to this
place Now there was no Consulta-
/ ton nor hesitation, but the mail was
promptlv delivered to the first mail
carrier appearing to receive 1t; ahd
would have been delivered in i've
minutes after its arrival had a like,
/ or the same opportunity been pre-
scntcd. From the scene of excite.
ment, we are told, 100 persons re-
turned quietly to their homes. ON
what a beautiful sight. and such a
happy contrast from the usual or
der. What JOY must have filed the
lee homes, when those long looked
/ for returned in thchuictude ofpcacc-
ful sobricty. Finally YOU correSpon-
dent tells MS that an L. s. Marshall
has been sent for to straighten mat
tiers. Would that we could join ON
belief that such is a fact with the
hope that it is. Bat we believe il
IS all CANNON Ifthcre is a mar
to whom law officer brings terror
. we thiul our distinguished mail car
Iicr must be the man. \ man tina
j has repeatedly charged the people
.or Orrold ofthe absence Of all law
land la, seen hi .m dcthrour rca
SON. and drive away consciousness
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or vEHMO Mt.

B
The pruhntc Court for the District of Brad.
ford t. nll persons to whom these present
shall come greeting
Clement nolluu guardian Of Mary l.. Doll
on nu infant under eight years of age having
Represented 70 this Court that the said Mary
Is srtfcd Ia hrtuWn right IN fee u certain par
eel ui hand IN bradford, Ia said districc, do.
,erhcd as follows VIZ; II being part ot
the Nmshp faru,,f 40 called on Waits River.
houudcd OH the West by tile highway. leading
frum bradford Village to bradford Center
on the South 10y land of james Kelly, aud on
the North hy land of Edwin W, Robbie aud
Micah .. Nurcruss. aud that u snlo thereof IL
conducive To- the best iutcrcsts ct said Ward.
II y hereby ordered that said application
stand tor hontiug before said toult ~ SEES
SION thcteot to les held ~ the Probate oihc"
~ NrWhury, on Tie 9Th day uf March, ihst;at
10 o'dluclt A. N aud that uuticc thereof he CIV
rn by Publishing thts order, cinhiacinH ,ns
substance vt said petition H. the NAtiosAh
Or1NiuN printed Ut bradford three weeks sue
rrsivcly hciusc said time. II,
Given under my baud aud tho s,sI W s"'"
Court. ,his 9Th day of March a, u. lsO'
Nv tho Cont Attest n W BAILEY judge
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have given i'll this, and preceding
communications, will receive the at
tention of all interested parties, SO
as to work together for the general
interests of the place in wise and
honorable action. have now only
to thank you for Ieserving space
in the National Opinion for the .jot-
tings of OBsERvATOR which now
close, and, for the present, | lay
down my pen.
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West New bury.
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G.,,.d .,n, ONE mioht suffer hy
r,,dfno 1eyoud fine limits of their
o,tiruec. ana So concluded 10 stop
and throw tlc work down iel. the
,iap. and resume il as might hc
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there wa, li,tl, more to do than to
SEES on another button.
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chants ofthg place hu-ly engaged
/ with thr.lui,dug of thcuugw store
+ As he store. however. is not yet
erected. this, W,h many other
! tlunu4 vLicllmav hcuulN conjecture
or uurur. leave 10 foot, till they
yet TO tie bottom. or come safely
ashore and go on to notice tn,
mex, inpmtaut place of business
which is the blacksmith shop. Nul
cam. iudccd deserves our attention
and rrsrcct for the valuable ser
/ vices hr pr,lo,ms. About YEA
non In, pr,pr,t, and bu.iup.s q
Jds establishment v,s sold Il,
John Nclutirc to Henry SLY. VIII,
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.L0HYH pECKETYrS ESTA re.

rENfIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
| ed by the honorable Probate Court for the
ID, trict of Bradford, Commissioners torcccivc,
examine and adjust all claims aud demands OF
all persons, against the estate ofJohn u. Peck-
EFT lat, OF bradford IN said District deceased.
represented usolycnt, and the term of ak
months from the 18th day of January, is6J.
being allowed 10y said Court to the creditors
uf said deceased, to exhibit aud prove their re.
sprrtivc claims before rs Give no'"e,thht
NJ, viii attend 10 the duties of our appoint
mont at the dwelling house OF John Z. stenrns.
~, i,-,,ifir i'm saiT District. on the lat. Tucs-
l,tsnT kntil and July ucNt vt one o'clock Ia
tb, afternoon. on each of said days
II STRICKLAND
NJ, r. CuNHHLtlS Commissioners
j. ". bliss
bradford, March 9TH, 1869.
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March .. 1869,

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'JAWS p1lGIQoloD S.11uID
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THE CHRISTIAN 60 CTS.

4 Largo live. 8 page monthly religious and
tlmily paper. full oi iacts proNidrnccs, Incl
dcut. music, poetry, true stories, pictures
reading for youug. old, saints, sinners, one aud
all No ~c,taiiauism, controversy, politics,
puts pills, or patent medicines. 80 cts. &
wear. 10 cupic. 80 For Sunday Schools,
10 copies -. Send 40 cents for - spcci-
mru- hrllrc You forget il. Vol. begins Jar
Isr9. rp0O page new live tracts for 81.
Mass iw
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Guardians License.
A'zE OF VEL WON'T

y BGNDFoUD DISTRICT, ~
In Probate Court holden at Bradford on tho
9ih dly Of March 4. u. lsd9. Moses IL.
Randall, Guardian unto James NJ " Albert
Randall Minor children Of William Randall
late of Ncwbury in said District, deceased.
make. application to said Court for license to
SCH a paI OF the Real Estate OF his said wards
bcu. about 10 acres nf lan' in Rycgatc, he-
longing to til" Estate of their late mother
WhrrcI;,, n. il il ordered by said Court that
snid aprlivatiom come under consideration
and bee hoard on the 18th, day of March, ID
leg. ut the Probate Office in NcWbury ana
ia further ordered, that all persons intercs'
ird he notified hereof, by publication OF no.
three weeks 5ucces-ivcly in the NATIONAL
OrINioN, printed at Bradford. before sa,i
time of hearing, that they ma, appear at snd
time and place, tcey see cause, object theret"'
by the Court
ttte.t H. ". BAILEY, Judge. 1
30 W.
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Legal Notices.
PROBATE COURTS.


HkoBAIE COURTS W II be holden within
and for the District of Bradford for tho
year - ,ulng, a. follows, viz:
At the TrotteI House in Bradford,
on the second Tuesdays of January, March.
May and August. 1863.
At the Hotel in East Corinth, on
the second Tuesdays Of February. July, Sep
TENDER and November, 1859.
At the Newbury House, Newbury,
on the second Tuesdays Of june, and October,
and the last Tuesday ia August 1869.
Attic Registers Office, West Fair.
lee on he second Tuesday in December. 1863
and the second Tuesday in April, and Laet
Tuesday in September, 1869.
ALVAH BEAN, Register
West Farlee, Dec. |, 1868.
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cT.AE' Il OF WEIR MONT

'
In Probate Court held at West Fairlee In said
District on the 10th day of February, A. ID,
1869. john Richardson, Esq, Administrator
ofthc estate of John Ford, late of Corinth,
in said District. deceased, presents
bis administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for IL
decree of distribution and partition of the es
tate of said deceased. and an assignment Of
personal property to the widow. Whererpon ID
/, ordered by said Court that said account and
said application be referred to session of said
Court to he held at the Probate Court ia
Bradford. on the ID Tuesday of March, A
y. 1869, for hearing and decision Il con
And it Is ordered, that notice Thereof Civ
en- to all persons interested, by pu cation
of the same three weeks excessively in the
National Opinion II newspaper published At
Bradtor !, previous to time appointed for hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and
place, aud show cause, if they may have,
Why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
BY the Court Attest
ALNAH BEAN, Register.
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OPINION.
Local and State Matters.
BTGU0rd.

The following real estate changes
have recently taken place in Brad
ford village;
C.P. Clark sold his house to f.
r. Aldrich for $1,000.
J. +. Sawyer sold the Kindrick
place to Sargent George for $1,000.
W. IL. Leayitt sold his residence
10 a Lyme q. H. man for 81, 100.
e. f. Aldrich sold his house on
Back Street to IA Mr. Corliss of Or
ford, for sl,7oO.
j. II. Richards sold the Merrill
Beard place to b. 7. Baldwin Tor
about $1,000.
Mrs. Highlands sold tenement
house to DR.. 4. y. Doty for 5000.
Col. Il. Farnham sold his late res
idence to DR.. J. y. Clark for 81, 100.
W. G.. Perkins is erecting a new
house near Dea. G. +. Buffers resi-
dchcc ana mos N'oIat - ,'''''''
lng on a lie" Ho"So Oh ''I''i' ''''''"
Frank b. Davis s Co. have
bought out the interest OF Mr.. w m'
ShcpncrdSon in the firm OF Nhcp-
lcrd>on < Davis, in the Hardware
ln,iurSs in this village. The new
firm viii continue to keep Oh nan"
the best sediment III thtl hAc 40
he found III TINS section OF the coin-
jTy.
r,n puh,ic Dedication and enter
.,,,r.,,,l.,r-,Ir,u\ \-el,,r.
day evening, brought together "
good number OF our pcopIt--lo"IiS
and old, to participate with tit
members OF the order IN ll' ENJOY f
nrut OF tdc occasion. Ih' c''''l' .
ny OF dcdIcatlon was ihiplt>S!N''l
conducted 10y the officers OF t"'
lodge; then followed a dIScu>Slo"
upon the comparative merits OF pro.
A.o'tory Wd license systems ny
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- BRADFORD DISTRICT, S.:
In Probate court, holden at Newbnrv with
in and for said District, on the LIST day of
March. A. u. 1868
Dan y. Ford, Esq. Administering Of
the estate ,oi Noses futile, late of Now
bury in said District, deceased, makes applca-
ton to said Court for license to sell all of tho
real estate OF said deceased, representing that
said sale viii Ice tor the best interest of all con
ccrncd. Whcrcupon it is ordered by said
Court that said application come under com
-derstiou and be heard on the 9Th tday OF
March A. d. 1862, at tho Probate office In
Ncwbury. and, it is further ordered, that all
persons interested be notified hereof. by pub
location of this application aud order thereon.
/ three weeks sueccssiycly in the National Opin-
/ ION lriutcd at bradford, before -a,d time II
! hearing that they may appear at said sime
and place. and. il they see cause, object there
to. By the Court.-Attc>t,
II, W, BAILEY Judge