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GOOD TEMPLARs.
They are 10 Favor Of a Restrictive and
ProbibiteFY Law

They are 10 FaE5f OF a Restrictive ana
PrOhibilory Law.
ROCHESTER, September 4-Ihe Grand
Lodge-of Good Templars yesterday adoP-
ted q platform which says: The hrst
solid and great principle of the order Is in
the assertion that every Good Iemplar
should do all he can, both by precept and
example, TO abolish the use Of intoxics-
ting drlnks-the doctrines Of prohibition
for each individual-and stand first in the
teachings OF our order; and while we sre
not political organization, Eut rather an
institution TO educate the people 10 politi-
cal action. Good Templar in the dis
charge of his duties as a citizen, should
recognize the claims Of his obligation,
and do all in his power 10 force restrictive
and prohibitory Legislation. The time
has not come for the organization Of a po'
Hfiesl party, but the time bas come Tor
every temperance man 10 engage In tenn
Peranee politics, keeping in mind that We
can labor for the largest immediate re-
suits nov practicable. 1t Is evident that
prohibition, as now presented, Is the first
available work TO be done.
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IIIne ;90541 I;IJ1sf I-FJ74t 'To74'
Longitude sold after the second heat for
SEQ in a pool of $500, Larkin going at
s225 and Woodford Belle $3.50. Larkin
sold after the third heat for 5000, the field
going at 1905. Herzog is very sick and did
not run to-day. His recovery il very
doubtful, and should ne recover he will
not probably run for many months,
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WE are now receiving one Of the largssJ
w and jest selected stocks Of goods II has
ever been our pleasure To OIfer "a the trade
and To drst-class buyers We are prepared 90
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed
COO sacks Rio COdee-al grades;
500 barrels Refined SugaF-all gradesi
80 hhds. Louisiana Sugar-al gradess
500 packages Syrups and AIolssses-sli
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
2OO boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Mackersl;
800 Packages Virginia Tobaceos
~ barrels Robinson County Whisky;
iOG - Bourbon whisky;
100 q Rectified whisky;
80 Tennessee White whisky,
Ion boxes Layer Raisins;
ga boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases SsrlInes;
100 cases 3ra1uy Cherries and Peaelses-
For sale hg FARG.ASON 4 CLAY,
ses 60 Front Street.
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DIED.

DUNLAP-This mornlng, az ~ o'clock,
JoHS II. puSsAF. Ir,, of Paris, Tenn, al the
residence Of his brOther-in-law, Or. T. c.
Harcourt, Buntyn Station, Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, September 24.-Pere Hyscinthe
has left his convent and gone TO the home
OF his parents, where he viii await the
decision Of the Counci.
The Gdatois asserts that France has
sent q note to Prussia aud Baden, deelsr-
ing that she will regard the annexation Of
the Grand Dnchy Of BadeR, 10y Prussia,
o. a edHRds 6eiti.
PROM LONDON.
IoSpos, September 24.-The Guardian
says manuscript in Lord Byron's own
handwriting viii soon be published which
win settle the question raised by Harriet
Stowe.
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SYMPATHY.
Great TrOttiss sSieh for the 8eneft Of
AyOndais Sufferers.

NEW YORK., September 24.--lt is under
sIo0a ts4! Bonner has consented to trOt
Dexter against Lazy Thorn next week,
probably on Thursday, at Prospect baEk
fair grounds. the entire proceeds OF which
are TO be for the Ayondsle sufferers. With
line day IL Is anticipated that there will
he 81, 900 spectators. and tbe admission viii
be two dollars.
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Morgan Scout was bought in for $1,000,
The second racs was for the st. Nicholas
purse of $500, forhandieapped horses, best
in s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ESOR RENT--A neal cottage House contain
L lug seven rooms, No. 81 Beal street. APP
ply to ALLEN BROS,
seaj Commercial Hotel
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BUCKEYE RACES.

Spirited Racing line Weather Coed Tine.
CfNCISEATI, September A.-A the
Buckeye Course to-day the first race was
a dash Of two miles for club purse Of
$1,000.
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Extensive and UnreserVed Catalogue
Trade Sale
FRENCH AND SPANISH WINES,
BRANDIES, GIN, LIQUORS,
SARDISES, OIL, L,PRESFRYED MEATS,
CORKS. ETC.
BY EUGENE ToURNe, Aaetioneer,

am, will be sold at auction, AZ the stores OF
the importers,
aeesss. Nor. aaisaaa 4 F. laborde,
kas. e and @ Birns lie streets,
First Day Tuesday. 5th:
81 packages, boxes aud baskets TaUFFLI.S,
PATKs, TRUFIs and VEG ErABLEs. FRUITS,
In JUDGE, CORK, OLIvE OTL, CAssIs DE
DIJOS, etc
800 boxes BUReUyDY VINES, viz: Chahiis,
Ponfsnsrd, clos, Nougeot SHils lyoiaay.
etc.
~ packages BRANaIEs, viz; Champagne.
Vineyard Proprietors, lsai 10 ls.5; Lar
ronds frsres; Gagtier freres 1915 TO 1872
Sutton, lS09 10 lsll. etc.
10 boxes BRANDIEs, GnutIer freres. bottles,
Imperial, and flasks.
30 boxes GIS, TASKS celebrated Bell brands.
70 half and quarter pipes GIN ID
= bbis. WHG.sr, Grab orchard, Mckee, Mel.
i son County Pride, O'Donnolrs o. X, Bour-
bon.
40 boxes CHAMPAGNE, Aekerman a Laurance
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. eraA
elaEet il easss.
60g eas{cs CLARkf, Rions', Lqrronde freres VI
6 I. MoHtferfand, CeJea da BoErs, - lou.
Ass, hantiol, ST. MRosire, etc.
iE h,slf Sauiernes. Larronde freres.
5000 boxes CLARET, Eagle brand, Cantenac,
Margaux, Chateau Lantte, celebrated
Chateau Pspe Clement, Fichop LpCgVe.
vile, ej9.
$50 ooxcs WHITE WISE, Ssuterue~, Chateau
lqusm,
&5 packages MADEIRA, SItEERT and BCRl
GCNDI PORT
Ca+elfs,,tc ,.5Ffl, fi, q II ir..ra
terms, rlll he ready On the I'd October.
Observation-Disclosures, unable tO attend the
sale, may send their orders ana limits, with
proper references, to the auctioneer. se-2
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Ladies, owing to the. peculiar state Of the
OF Violets 10 whlten as well as brighten their
complexion. without the least injury. Sold
BY al druggists aud fancy goods dealers. "
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y HILL. \. FoNTAINE
HILL, FONTAlNE & CO
Successors TO wILLIASosoS, HILLS Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
- AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
a2s FRONT STREET,


MEMPHIS. Tenn t'sshE,
"AyE for sale, and keep constantly On
IL hand, q full assortment, CONSISTING Ii
part as1oliOWs-
ll1 casks Bacon;
qst barrels Mess PORK:
Id0 barrels low IL and Runpss
arl ke4s Lard,
I0a Rhlas. louisiana sugar;
2G sacks Cofies;
so pEgs. M0Iasses-hkds., bbls hlis 3 qrs-
l000 pieces Kentucky Ragsins X 9 ~ AZ
py, Landemal and ]. Z .. ftAE-j
100 tollascelehrated Arrow Ties"
800 kegs SaiIs-assoFted sizes;
5Ja barFFta Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross psrrtis~
100 hhls pure, copper-distthed HnisAfi
100 harrets rectifted whisky;
81 barrels Rohlnson County WHISKY
Calling yenr attention TO the above. were
spectfeall NJ request a continuation "a so0f pa
trOnaae and premise, ~ strtct attention ~
busi sssss, With th0 interest Of our patrons
ever be fore Us, 70 msrtb -
sasls a4w Hull. FSSfA1Sk 4 CO.
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LIVERPOOL. september 2L-CotJon, sales for
the week % 0U1 bales, IL Guiding i,eJ bales for
81 port, end H. 900 for speculation. stock il2.-
OO bales. OF Whish eg,le Is American. The
market to-day, closed steady, uplands ~ "a
orleans l2iSd; sales $3.50 bales. Caiiioi + la
wheat los sd; red. western o. ida9S sd Corn,
mixed 29s I'd Oats 3S sd. Peas los. Receipts
OF wheat for three days 1900 quarters, includ-
ing 3J,so AiurFia9H Cotton az HsVre iE'ei
on the sygt aRa lt0f aHoat
IoSpoN. september 4-CpnsOls closed AT
g2s l-2s OF ~ ~. 4 d. of 65 - 4. !O-its q
do. of o., al Frankfort, SIS Stocks quiet.
French Rentes 1Ui tsp.
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CTScrSlJkrI. September 24-Famiy Flour
= SslaB O0 Corn g6cag6. Oats 61a30. whisky
81 Is. Pork So Lard i7zi. Bulk shoulders
iitzc. bacon shoulders 10; sides l3als-s. sugar
Ia 80. GaeLt I'D = lIal ~. kye 81 o.
Cofee a]z zt5. Buffer a1a.s EsEs q. Ehee7e
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LOUISVILLE.

81. LOUIS, September 24.-Fluur, suPerhne,
- G5tj lJ. Wheat 81 VI. Corn sal U3. oats 40
a52 sugar Balls. Pork So 56ti3 =. Buik
shoulder lJl.; sides l. 4alS'l: bacon shout
ders l6ts; sides !gi sals's. Lard lN}..
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CHICAGO.

LoUtsvIILE. Sepieaber 24.-Fl0ur, super
fne IS 0Ua5 -. Oats 4Sa50. age SG4g2is. To-
bacco sales l4O hhds at s. i0aI6 y. POrk So 5G
e23 t0 Bacon shoulders ISL: sltcs lBt-ai5i4
Nhfsky II Il Raging 2El..t.T.
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FORFIGN.

CHICAGO, September 2i.-Flour, spring ex-
ira y O,la7 o. Wheat 81 -. Corn 7aiz. Oats
al. Iys y. EIlgbwines - p Cuba Sugar l5ls
AIS Pork SS5 j0a,lg -. i4AFl u. Bulk ShUul-
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

A mass meeting will be held here Sa
uruay night 10 elect delegates from IN
city 10 the aS6Ye convention,
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NEyg ORLEANS. September 2f.-Cotton lower.
sales seaO bales iniddlings at D. .; receipts 49,
exports 6S7 sales for the week S1iti; receipts
for The week, gross, H,705 net l3,Uji; exports,
coastwisc, &lj9, Liverpool b&; stock %,llL
20 III EoFB GO -sa3s %. Other markets IN
changed Gold l5f Sterling nominal Sew
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

What we have lost England has gained. Before the
war we had gained so largely in the long and ar
duous struggle, that we led. Now we are behind-
hand more than two million tons. At the present
time more than nine-tenths of the importations Of
foreign merchandise into New York are made in
ship-buildcrs of this country to do something to re-
store our supremacy. If this proposition be carried
INTO effect in ten years the tonnage Of this country,
instead of being bchindhand, will be again in the
ascendency.
1t does seem to me that there is no branch of in
dustry that is more worthy encouragement at the
hands of the Government than this The PROPOSE
ton is simply that the Government shall take its
heavy hands off this branch of industry. We ask
for no bonus. We ask nothing except partial relief
from taxation that is absolutely destroying us for
the benefit of wealth manufacturers, already su-
ticently protected
We cite these instances, both for their APP
plicability to the subject, and to show that
there are republicans in both the east and
west, with brains enough to see the injurious
tendency Of the present policy. But unfor-
tunately they are in a minority. We are
ashamed to say that a Maine newspaper is so
foolish and so false to the interests Of the
State and locality, as to join the array of
those who are working the destruction Of our
great industry. But such is the fact. 1t
should hoist the black flag, and sing the song
of the old freebooter
My name was Captain Kidd,
AS l sailed, as 1 sailed
And most wickcdly I did,
As sailed"
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
THE ELECTIONS.

The election in New York proves to be
much more decidedly q triumph for the De-
lmocracy than appeared by the earlier de-
spatches. The majority for the State ticket
will not be less than 5000. The Legislature,
for the first time for many years, is Demo-
cratic in both branches-the Senate standing
IS Democrats to IA Republicans, and the AS
sembly G7 Democrats to 81 Republicans.
This is a handsome working majority, and
while it is condemnatory of radicalism and
the powers that be at Washington, is cheer
inc to the Democracy, and carries with it
many substantial advantages, both present
and future.
The Democrats and Liberals in Massachu-
sets have done nobly. Grants majority of
IL 900 is whitfield down to 10000, and the
liquor law and State Police. At this rate we
shall soon welcome Massachusetts as a DEM
ocratic State.
Maryland, now that the terrorism Of mill
tarv rule is no more, swings back to her old
moorings, and is again the strongest Demo-
cratic State in the Union And all the South
ern States, as the old time prosperity returns,
will follow her example.
The Western elections are not decisive.
Minnesota goes Republican by about 3ooo
and Wisconsin by nearly 1000 The Illinois
election was for members of the Legislature
and County Offices, and is good deal mixed
A new Darty on the basis of REFORM has car
ried the election in Chicago and that neigh
borhood In New Jersey there is little or no
chanUo
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

material arc made without the upper Skirt,
the round skirt being trimmed high enough
to meet the disappointment all the later Win
ter suits are made without the upper skirt
the lower being trimmed with two tiounces.
Hats are very fashionablo-th Tyroiean style
Of black felt, brim bound with black velvet,
trimmed with wide black ribbon and black
feathers, arc very handsome, anil becoming
to round faces. \ pretty style Of dressing
the hair is the Camilla Coffure-l suecc, sion
of tingcr-puf1s commence above The forehead
and continue quite low on the back ol 1Ae
neck-two long and two shorter rnglets flow
from beneath the lowest finger puts.
The most graceful covering we now have
is the Arabian scarf or the bournous, which
consists of 4 straight piece of wooden goods.
some three yards long, and one yard wide,
in any and all colors, firm gcd al around lnd
topped in the centre on the upper edge with
cord, forming neclz and tied al the throat
one tassel at the end Of the loop and another
at the back Of the neck, AMI one ut each end
of the cord
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
GOV. HOFFMAN ON THE VICTORY.

ALBANY, NY, Nov. 6. Governor Hoffman
last night, in the course of his speech in re-
Spouse to q serenadc by the "Jacksonians"
said: Il notice that most Of the Radical pa
pers in Albany and New York are asking,
What will they do with it?' that is, with the
victory. | am hardly disposed to tell them
lust yet. prefer to give them little time
to digest the returns, and when these are d.
oested | propose to give to them some intor-
nation as to what we will do with it. In my
observations | HAYES found that knowledge
suddenly acquired is never very profitable.
But l will tell them in general terms one or
twothings we propose to do. ( We propose to
make the Legislature Of the State Of New
York honest and that is what they have not
done in some time. We propose to use the
Legislature for the purpose of promoting the
interests of the mass of the people and not the
interests Of the few, which the Radicals have
not done for a long time.
The Evening Journal has stated that for
many years there have been a few men in the
Republican Legislature who could be bought.
We will show then that in Democratic Leg
islature there will be none OF that KIND. we
propose to give to the people OF the State OF
New York, all over, the right Of self-govern-
meat; we propose to aboilsh such laws as IN
fringe upon the rights Of localities and secure
we will not abolish such laws and give the
people something worse, but will give them
better laws. We propose to make the State
of New York and the government in all its
branches thoroughly Democratic. lam aware
of the responsibilities this victory imposes on
me as Executive Of this State | realize their
magnitude, and | will not say that l have no
fear of them, but by the help Of the people and
their representatives and all the good coun-
sci | can get, hope in my sphere to so dis
charge its duties that the people will approve
my action. | believe that the Legislature
which is about to assemble and legislate upon
the affairs of this great State, will act with
such wisdom and discretion rs to show the
people of the State and country that the Dem
0crtts of the State can be as moderate in the
hour of victory As they have been patient in
the hour of defeat. We will be discreet and
and tolerant; we will recognize honest men
among our adversaries we will deal justly,
act honorably and promote the great interests
of the people Of the State of New York, who
have demanded and worked a change.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11
10 CAL ITEM S, & C.


| ILN"fNNol hNi NNp INV hR RAILROAD ih'
| report EN' "''N ihu 'Ir surveying latl! on 'hi-
fou'' lh'' lf''s'" h'iasl was erroneous ~ ''F'
i'u'N'h'l ANA parry reached TINS rIy On lur-d"N
Afternoon la~l' me route It. surveyed from LIN
''nN'' hV''n 10 'h'1 '''S' Is - Io">-iea'i w.
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v..tn., .h,,., f IN. I,it,., ,.,,,I r., fin, ,.,ll,
.pL. rr,,oI.. or.,I. IIurl,. otayo NuI nJrnt,.
,.r,. ,.,r, i,.. Ia ,h ri,I,r .r,,,.iu ,l. n,.i ,,
La H,lt.t..,nd rrcr,S.in, the SAM. road r.,r t
jWlI-yn observation-disclosures. f,IIoo.ln. I'M. ,.l,
lof littIp River stream ia Perkins Brick yarl crn--
ing tho B,ll;,., and Norhport road mean. lh ,rau.
r,,u-ho,Isr running 10 th. shore. Of tb.. B,, n,t
iIhleV 10y thr Nllpi' l" Inc hciliNt NlftfNr>. Ih
DISTANCE nom the depot 81 k"ekIHhd t. - - mite
Nt' hI'hGul' l. now I""NihS '"f Il rh'''' y" A''
across thr hAfhof.
| IIotNrp. \ despatch was received. in this c.i,
ON Saturday night from IN operator. ON the Western
uion Linz. saving that a fearful gelc WIS blowing
at tine west that tine lines were down. and that PEG
vile Here, hml better look out for trouble Thcrr
WAS much rommoIion among citizens about M.
W'mfN'N' Y i very hl9l course u 'l''tN was 'i
f-A'ra la'lrnlhS> We're So' out ior th' Nv" h'a't
! NhN 1T 'h' Nli"lN'' 'l' Soo"N remove" ''"'l ON
| pos" N'"l'"""0'9' Ai ll""l VI wv" ''''l "'l",+
u'Nta''h rom I"r'''h' ny tue ihlVlh'''"i''I NV
>A'd II was cam !" T"f'i'l"' ann "'>''"' WIN
'"@ili run
| StlEl.ME CovEr. The case Of the STATE against
Thomas +. Nhutc, indicted for breaking and cnt.,-
msG hotsc in stockton withintent TO commit atrloM
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

President Grant will accept no more in,itatlor
to travel tlii- Fall. Radical Paper.
Its generally believed that he will accept one f,r
the It'll Of March, 1873.
Nj. Seward i, in Mexico and is rcportcd tol.
quite i'll. lie ha, been received with great cnhu.
1>nl
\ seal weighing 30 pounds has been caught u
the river at Augusta. and they are expecting a,
whale along soon.
piece of bullet about the size of An acorn VA,
Extracted from the side Of William IIolme, a,
augusta, where has lain since the first battl of
Fredericksburg. Dee. 1lth, 1862 1t first cntrrci
near the right Shoulder and gradually worked u
way down iulll it lay under the arm whence it w..
taken out
1hr High school House in Gardiner wa> burn,p
on Sunday.
Two prisoners, Williams and Libby escaped f.oia
Wi~rasset iail on the lth by means of false kr,.
Williams has been rctuken.
At Mount Carbon, PENNSYLVANIA recently, thr.
2oy heid another boy over ire they had built tt
h" purpose until he WAS 50 badly i;.rnc, that hi
recovery Is nearly hopeless.
| Tho boys in Portland get pocket money by Steal.
ng the bones OF the dead from cemetery and SELL
inr Them 10 he ground.
Tine farm i'll Yorktown, Va, upon which LorI
CORVALLIS surrendered hi, forces and signed liz.
articles Of capitulation was recently sold for -
loo.
Greeley, who didn't get elected comptroller, /.
lShmg the party in the State for not doing lis dnt
A perfectly white otter WITS lately caught 70.
Olamon, PtnobscOt County.
Victor Emmanuel, King Of Italy, i, reported p.
be in dying condition.
Charles Nolon. residing in Carrolltou Comfy
Mich. who had separated from his wife, reccnft
pnd utl visit and shot her dead He then -l4.
himself i'll ihr head Al last accounts he was lNus
but viii probably die.
Money is casier in New York. q i'll Is quoted 40
| 1876 5-S
\ clergyman at yinccnncs got his bach up" la,t
sunday, on account of the inability of the choir O..
ing the hymns he gave out and ''lit OUT OF thl.
htlch IN towering rage.
1t will take another year to complete the f;,-fmc
NtcN battery. Gen. Met lelEm is srpcruru,liI.
nj. constructions
4 lot Of the employees of the New York Ccntra.
Railroad have been arrested for recent cAprr-.
robbery On the road.
At the Hartford Wonlm'~ suffrage convention
Mrs Burrigh said the time yy.,s moi t,, ,list,,,
when old maids rather th;n married women WoutI
| be the distinguished anu honOred ca>~.
| They have had four inches of snow in the mpuu
aims Of Virginia and North Carolina
| Poor whskey is called fifteenth amendment a
She south, because it, hard to swallow. aud do>nr
amount TO anything atier it, down. Post.
Belgium and the United ettie- arc arraugh.
have telegraph cable laid.
| There j. general beierlbat Congress, will redu..
| the duty Oh COATS it ought 10 do.
| Levi d. CorIi.s of Bradford, VT, nau OF cal.
ia.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

When the season of festivity approaches
when Thanksgiving turkeys are fattening and
the Christmas pies can be snuffed by the nos
trils of the imagination then Atwood from
his vast emporium Of oysters at 40 Centre
street, Portland, sends his respects and a key
of fat oysters to each of the editors. These
packages come freighted with the best wishes
of the donor, and with the promise of stews
as i" fragrant as the memory of the just"
Atwood is IN excellent man from whom to
order oysters.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

Congress has been gradually exempting vessels
from revenue taxes, till none now remain. Prog.
Age.
1t cost the new ship Cora almost $4,000
to clear at the Custom House Will the Age
tell us what are the items of that amount !?
We shall continue to ask the question until
it is answered.
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

When Capt. Noah, of the Belfast Journal sends
his rooster out again. he, the rooster may think
himself we'll off if he should ever return aga in.
The depth of the waters of radiralsm are increas-
ing every moment We advise our cotemporary to
keep his rooster under cover. Machias Repubii-
can.
Don't be troubled. HE, the rooster will
take care of himself. Bnt the friends Of the
old hen that conducts the Republican should
advise her to get into close order her scatter
ed tail feathers, because the exposure is I'M
Spemly
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

Subscribers requested take notice OF the date
the colored slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt now used. For instance, Is May Is,
payment is made, the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full is sent
with every paper. Subscribers in requested
to forward the sums due.
as-In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is Ecnt=aa
The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

Rs-S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., State ST., Boston
81 Park Row. New York. authorized Agents
for procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertise
ments.
H3-S. r. NILES No. Scolay's Building, Court St,
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The Republican journal., 1869-11-11

A Portland correspondent of the Boston
Daily Advertiser relates the following cpl
sode of the recent flood on the Sandy River
A short time ago close-fsted farmer in that
region died after devisng one dollar to his only son.
The old gentleman was duly buried in the venera-
BILE churchyard, which suffered a terrible washing
away by the flood and short time ago his body
was found opposite his sons place, having been
brought down the river a long distance. When the
tender-hearted son was informed Of the fact he
made the touching remark, " Probably come back
after that dollar!"