The Republican journal., 1869-03-04


Public meeting in Ellsworth, held in a
milling where ve!ocipcdes were running, was
.rlheu up by ;he noise, and had to adjourn
... ba American says. Think of such an in
mtut over printing Office, that Of all
.oes In The world should be quiet!
va HE cd army hospital beds and bedding,
ellington, are being got ready for the ac-
HpaelA.jon Of the guests. who 90 down to
..ae Inauguration. Those who 90 thither
. q IN i5yh for office, may come back with an
.1et a different description.
lc1tast has been smitten with the masqner-
aver. Augusta Standard.
Fas, and iq going to turn the other cheek
..a. ard lave second ball when the new
Word Hall il tinished say about May lst
Tie wife Of a tinsmith in Buffalo has given
...tu 10 Jour children. Last year she present
a. hrf husband with two. She must be one OF
hose women who are willing tleo tear and
a- tn.r Exchange.
Undoubtedly -Out what does that injured
mlu. Wa. un-hMocFer, think about it?
Weston played out at Buffalo. Short OF
f-ure again.
Chicago hns & lady preacher, whose last ser
rJun was devoted 10 proving "nan's total de-
g4yiiy."
Nh Reed, OF Portland, jumped, at night,
rom the cars al the Boston station, IN the for
uler city. went into the dock, and was drowned
As bears are getting Troublesome in the up
per counties OF this State, the Legislature has
increased the bounty for killing them from So
50
III the possession ut 4 couple CT thieves, ar
>leli in New Yoliz, was found s26 600 in bonds
-tolen rom the PeqHonnock Bank, in Connec.
u,at
a hri4bi boy was Brought before Judge Gil
lettc OF the Waterbury City Court recently,
charged with being found in his HOnors house
without sufficient clothing for the season. The
Judge examined the case carefully, III the light
VI the naked facts, found that The evidence was
conclusive, and ordered the young man to be
properly provided for. On account OF his
youth, lie will probably be sent TO the bottle
uisteai Of the jug striking resemblance
Vas noticed between the Judge ard the crimi-
IH. Bridgeport Farmer.
that's a novel way Of announcing addi-
t.ou 10 the population.
The copper tariff h,d Is law, having been
passed over The Presidents veto. Il will make
the shipping interest of Maine sweat blood
aut what 10 tie radicals care for that?
The Lewiston journal notes the TACT that
most Of the babies born are boys. Is there to
be- another war?
The New Hampshire campaign a very tame
and spilitless. Bangor Wing.
Il won't be in this State, if all the radical
.oTn rum shops are allowed to run.
The RockIand Parios thinks that we have no
need to advertise for '.swearst," consider
ug cur proposed cpitaph!
We notice that many OF our Xcianges are
publishing he first chapter OF a story, with the
notice at the conclusion Tor the continual
zion Of this thrilling story the New York
Blotter." Il is nice tuaiiof corn TO lead sub
scribers into the raps OF 4 New y ora concern.
If publisher gets 500 for such an advertise
ment, aud loses fifty subcribers by it, We should
like to see his balance sheet Of profit and loss
BY the transaction.
SEAHsaloNr. At the annual town meeting,
on the lst, the following officers were chosen;
Moderator, Nehemiah Smart; Town Clerk,
Hiram Wing; Selectmen, James Fuller, A.
Woodman, Isaac \. Mariner; Treasurer, n.
Smart Town Agent, James Fuller The town
also voted to buy farm for tie support of the
towH poor
Texas murderer was detected by the wad-
ding of the pistol, which exactly fitted the hole
in a newspaper found in his pocket, so that
when pasted in, the whole could be read with
out the loss of a letter
The Portland Advertiser intimates that the
Morrill, an4 HamIn sore broke ont in the elec-
tiou III taat city, and controlled the result.
MortiIls friends had grGdZe against Drum
mond for contributing 10 their defeat, and let
him alone very severely IS a candidate for May
on. Well, we accept the result, and pray that
the same spirit, like the ghost of john Brown,
may "go marching on"
Lamar'ine, the French poet and author, is
dead,
FRANKFORT At the aanual town meeting in
Frankfort, the following officers, all Demo-
Gratis, were Observation-Disclosures john T. Rowe;
Town Clerk, James H. C0s0n; Selectmen, Up
ton Treat, James y Atwood, Stephen Ausp-
land; Town Agent, Upton Treat; School Com,
Mason Pendleton
Rev. VIM E. JOY, Il travelling preacher and
coiored man, has preached in Sullivan during
'he month Of January 81 times, ani generally
to crowded assemblies, and that much good
has been accomplished. Ellsworth American.
We hear that when he left, his hearers all
united in sinrtpr the HYMN
THE morning light is breaking
The durAHeSS dis .ppeafs,