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The Republican journal., 1869-03-11
The Inauguration

WASHINGTON, both branches Of Congress
were in session throughout the whole OF last
night until day light this morning. The Capitol
presented an interesting appearance and thou
sands of people thronyed the halls, corridors,
galleries and wel-liehted dome until long after
midnight. Thousands of people were uanble
TO obtain places to lodge. AT an early lour
this morning the whole city was astir with
people VINO commenced moving towards the
capitol and vicinity with the hopes Of getting
a good position to see the inauguration ceremo-
MES and the procession. About O'Clock this
morning slight rain storm set i'll which has
increased so steadily as to lead to the belief
that heavy storm is likely to prevent the in
auguration taking place outside the Senate
Chamber.
Notwithstanding the rain tho different COM
panies commenced to move toward the local
ity where the procession was to form at 10
O'Clock.
twenty five thousand people were estimated
to be in Pennsy lvania Avenue alone and three
times as many other streets. The colored
LouaVcs were the first to move toward the
White House. company of SO coored men
who walked all the way from North Carolina to
witness the Inaugural elected much attention.
The procession will be much larger than was
anticipated, and in consequence will not get to
the capitol before half past twelve.
The Senate after enjoying rest from half
past three met again at ten O'Clock. But few
members were present and the time was con-
sumed in the passage of backward bills. The
galleries were packed with ladies and gentle
men who had tickets Of admission. So great
was their noise and CHATTER that Senator Trum-
bull finally notified them that the galleries
would be cleared if the noise did not subside.
The grand procession started from Gen.
Grauts headquarters al l ! O'Clock The rain had
ceased and the sun broke through dark cloud.
President Grant appeared in the porch Of the
headquarters to take Il carriage. He was dress
ed in dark clothes wearing silk hat, lavender
gloves and i black necltie. He took his seat
IN az open carriage accompanied by General
| rawlings his chief of staff. Then Coitas
! followed the President elect down the steps &C
companied by Commander Barlow, aud en-
tered the next hack. The generals staff then
seated themselves in carriages and the process
! ion moved into Pennsylvania Avenue. No dem
onstrations were made at the White House,
but all other buildings along the route were
white with handkerchiefs. The procession
was over a mile and half In length. The COM
mittee of arrangements are determined if tn e
storm does not interfere to 60 through all the
ceremonies laid out
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Sherif's Sale.

WALDO, IS. March lst, A. d., 1869. Taken on exc
william ' r Bu q and Val Be sold IDA At 'S gube
auction to the highest bidder Saturday the tenth day
of April next O'Clock in the forenoon, the office
OF Joseph williamson in Belfast in said County, all the
right which said Burrl has to redeem from levy by
appraisement, the following described parcel OF land
situate in Searsport in saiu County viz:
Beginning at stake in the north line Of the road for
ty feet westwardy from the of land of Joseph
feid; thence weswardy by said road twentyone feet
or tereabous toa stake in the OF land mortgaged
TO Mardens thence northWardy, BY sad MaracI' land,
four rods thereabout to stake thence eastwardly
by said Aardcns land and land of the late John Carver,
to stake the north east OF the barn in the
line of land Of Joseph Field thence Southwark by the
end of the barn. the south east corner of said
barn. at stake sixty flour feet from the road thence
wcstwardy by the south side of said barn thirty and
si> inches to stake thence southwardly parallel to
the of the house said premises to the back side of
said house; thence soutlwardy, through the back side
If said house to the centre OF the partition wall dividing
the front entry i'll said house from ROOM called
thence outhwardy through the of said partition
wall to the south front side of said house, thence in
portion OF said house within said lines above and below
tile barn; said levy being made fourth day of De-
against said Burri and recorded in the Waldo Registry
vol lac page ~, to which reference is hereby had.
Also all the right which said Burr has to redeem
from levy by apprasemcnt the following described par
eel OF land situate said Searsport Beginning at
stake in the north line of the in Of the
land of Joseph Field thence running northwest
wardly by said Fields land sixtyfour feet to stake
thence weswardy, by the south side of the barn. thirty
and inches stake near the northwest corner
of the Of the house on said premises thence south
wardly, parallel with the west side of said l., to the
back side of said house, thence through the back side of
said house to the centre OF the partition wall dividing the
front entry Of said house 1rum the called
thence through the of said partition wall
the street aforesaid thence estwardy by
forty feet TO the place begun at with the and part
aforesaid said levy being made the fourth day of De-
cember, A. D., 1868 IN favor OF Lewis 4. Knowlton,
against sad Burrl ana recorded in said Registry, VOL
3W34 IRWIN CALDERWOOD, Sheriff.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
BOSTON
No. 4 EBusfncsA Atseez

Opposite Revere Uouse,) BOSTON
TIME Trustees of this institutions take pleasure an
nouncing that they have secured the services Of the
eminent aad well known DIR A. II. HAYES, late Sur
geon L. S. Army, Vice President of Columbia College
PLY sicans and Surgeons, SC.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled "Ese scienCe of life self
rese rvasiOn,' written by Dir Hayes, 1t treats upon
the ERRORS OF YOUTH. PREMATURE DECLINE OF MAN
HOOD, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and ali DISEASES and
ABUSES of the GENEkArivE ORGANS. Thirty thous
and copies sold the last Year 1t is indeed book
cry man,-young men in particular. Price only SLIGO.
This institute has just published the most perfect
Use of the kind offered the public, entitled, s.&ex-
ual Physiology of Woman, and Her Esis-
eaxes," protusey illustrated with the very best
cravings This book is also from the pen of Dr. Hay,
Among the various chapters may be mentioned The Ays
terry OF Lite,-Beauitu OHspring,Beluty, its value
Woman,-Marrage,- Ii gcme OF Wuman,-
Puberty,Change OF L1e,-EXcesseS OF the Married, -
Prevention TO Conception, &c In beautiful French cot
$500; Turkey Morocco full gilt, $3.50. Either these
books sent by mail securely sealed postage paid on re-
ceipt of price.
The 'E'eah"s1y journal of Health" q first.
class paper in every respects pages 81 columns pub
llshcd on the LIST OF February, and every month during
the Subscription price per year only 50 Spec
imen copies sent free any address, application to
the Peabody Medical Institutr
ALBEIT III. HAYES II. D, Resident and Consulting
Physician.
n. d. Dr. Ii. may be consulted in strctcst confidence
all diseases requiring skill ecresy and experience.
lEvIOLABLE SECRESY AND CERTAIN RELIEF.
sply44
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Local Items, &c.

Post OF the Grand Army of the Republic has been
established at Stockton to be known Post cGivery
with the following oiccrs-Commander, c. C. Roberts
Senior Vice Commander L. D. Libbey; Junior Vice
Commander +. Goodhuc; Adjutan, G. II. Smith; Quar-
ter Master, c. w. Gray: Chaplain, d. F. Carley.
The Baptist Society Of this city will make their Pastor
donation visit Thursday Evening, March 23d at
which all friends invited to be present Should the
evening be stormy, it will be postponed the next
fair one.
The steamer Lewiston, Capt. Decrng, has made her
first trips for the season. touching each way this place
She has been put in no order during winter with
the addition of elegant rooms is Just as nice
boat as traveller need wish for. The managers of
splendid reputation.
LYcEuM. The lecture Monday evening was by
Judge Dckcrson, The subject of The Progress of
Civilization, including the Labor Question and Woman
Suffrage" We not present, but hear the lecture
spoken of very able and interesting The Judge ad
vocatcd the ballot for women, much tho qualification
Of of the strong minded Sort who are ambitious
and want to 60 to Congress-
Amos Sorer has removed his and saloon to the
premises in Phenx Row lately occupied by L. H. Peavey.
Particulars next week.
We are indebted Mrs III. NJ Lancaster for an elegant
bouquet of flowers gathered from her house plants 1t
contains no less than fifteen varieties of plants that
can be cultivated only by much and judgment.
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BELFAST IsgsEsE CaIlsHs z2NT.
BELFAST, Wednesday, March 10
BHSTsbV kFEsstEsECM S5AESEI re
MONDAY, March g.


BUTTER We quote common Western and Canada at
30 36c choice Canada at - 4ic; common New Yuri,
and Vermont diaries at 10 extra straight da:res 1t
II soc, and extra fall dtiries at Il 49c per h.
CHEESE. The market continues quiet with u fair de-
mand al tuil prices. We quote dIrics &c, and
factory at 81 a 23c per IT,
FRESH MEATS. We quote Brighton Beef n 10 4 lie
ID Tor fore quarters, and Ii 49, per ID for d quar-
tcrs Chicago Beet at l2c Country do Il re, Coun-
Try Mutton DC; Brighton Mutton a l2c.
EGGS. There is but Il moderate supply and quota
tons readily obtained. We quote Eastern - 29c
BEANS. The receipts to-day have been 81 bbs. The
market continues quiet with bat light sales of good quail
tiles We hear OF sale OF car load, but there but
few parties that disposed 10 buy rs bbls pres
ont rates. We quote medium 81 r. q 50 Western Pea
Beans at 50 50 ST. c:.oce h.nd picked Eastern 81 J.
81 % per bush.
APPLIES The prices of Eastern fruit tending upward
We quote assorted Western Apples s5 p so; Eastern
do ST 80 4 10 per Dbl.
DRIED APPLES. We quote Eaetern sliced at II Il Ice
Eastern CHARTERED 10 lie; New York lulrtered L IL
10 l-2c, and Southern 1t 10 4 il Lee per 10.
GRASS SEEDS. There continues be i moderate in
qury from the retail trade for Seed quota ions, but tie
market is not active. We quote Herds Grass 80
do 10 - l6c Red Top 81 0J per sack; cid DO do
81 3 per sack.
Hay. There Is no particular change 10 notice and
sales are made within the range Of quotations. We quote
prime Eastern and Northern ut s 9a u per ton by the
carload, and $40 per by Che cargo New lor!1
Straw 81 and country do S24 per ton.
POULTRY. Choice is becoming and il held
higher prices. ChOIcc Vermont Chickens and Turkeys
sell at % PC Tor Turkeys, and Il BOO Tor Chickens
good Western poultry sells l5c aud common stun al
Il l4c per ID.
VEGErABLE5 The light stock in the market tends 10
keep prices finn although trade is particularly active.
Jackson Whites sell at Sc S5c per bush.
inue dull at s. 50 per Dbl Tor New York and DanYcrs
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4 ssignee's sale,
n BANKRUPTCY


In the matter of EDWIN P. TREAT of Frankfort,
Bankrupt.
THE undersigned, Assignee Of said Edwin p. Treat,
l. will sell at Public Auction, at his Office in Winter
A. D., 1869, at 10 of the clock A. NJ, the following
property belonging to the estate of said Bankrupt viz
~ Store and Lot about If of land at Frankfort
Mills.
IL House Lot about 81 OF land ut Frankfort Mills
l Shpyard at Frankfort Mills, containing about 81
acre, with Carpenters, Joiner's and Blacksmith
Shop thereon.
- Cooper Shop at Frankfort Mills standing on land
of the heirs of the late Jonathan Treat
l Cooper's Shop and Wharf Mt Frankfort Mills.
Ice House and two Wlarves at Frankfort Mills
20 l-2 Acres of Land in Frankfort, half unmproved
Is Policy OF Insurance in Schooner r. IL. Pierce, in
Union Insurance Company, Bangor, Maine.
All the above Is subject to liens, and will be sold sub.
ject to tho sane. Also: Gold Watch Gold Ring,
N. H. HUBBARD, Assignee
Winterport, March l, 1862 2wS4
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HARK! HARK!
HEAR We AFFLICTED 7!

PROF. NJ. FERDENANDERZ, Regular Physician
and Surgeon, and man Of integrity, dems it his duty
practiced upon Them OF which daily brought
his notice. Dr. f. is remarkable tor his low charges and
for his speedy of any diseases of the
tive organs All weaknesses peculiar ladies speedily
relieved and you call on address the Doctor with
females consult him, his is practice peculiar 10
France and Spain.
Old chronic cases produced by malpractice of unprin
cipled man sktully removed. Young men addicted to
habits suffering from seminal weakness can call
and learn their without intimidation Good ac-
commoations patients wishing to remain in the city,
All consultations Free Dispensatory and Office, corner
of Howard and Somerset streets, Boston; entrance i6
Howard Address L. ok Box 1908, Boston Office
hours from A. NJ to 9 z. Al. 35sp
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED IN p,xxp,,p,cv
STATES, District OF Maine. An oANhheF W.
In the mat er of 4. r. & J. 3. BOWMAN, Bankrupt
yjNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
presented to the Court this twenty first day of Dec
A. D. 1869, by John d. Bowman of Pembroke, in said
District Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to
have full discharge from all his debts provabe under
the Bankrupt Act individually and Partner in the
firm OF p K. ). b. Bowman, composed Of the Petition
er and Edward Il. Bowman. And upon reading said Pc.
ttion.
IT IS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same the first Monday of July, A. d. 1862
before the Court in Portland, in said District at ten
the Machias Republican and tho Republican Journal
newspapers printed in said District, week for
three weeks, and that all creditors who proved their
deots and other persons in interest," may appear said
time and place. and show cause ii any they have Why the
prayer OF said Petition should not be granted.
VIM. Z. PREBLE,
3w3i Clerk of District Court for said District
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STATES. District OF Maine. IN oANhhNficf.
In the matter of JAMES l. WETMORE, Bankrupt.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That Petition has
4 been presented to the Court this 10th day
OF December, A. D., 1865. by James I. Wemore Win.
ttrport, Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed
have full discharge from all his debts, provabe under
the Bankrupt Act. And upon reading said Petition
IT is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday OF May, 1869, before
the Court in Portland in said District, at 10 O'Clock
Free Press and the Republican journal, newspapers
printed In said District once week for three weeks and
md show cause if any they have, why the prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted. WIN. z. PKEHI.E,
3w35 Clerk OF District Court Tor said District
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The Cabinet Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March 5.--Genera Grant sen,
% the Senate This noon the following nomina-
ions of Cabinet officers.
Secretary of State-E. B. Washburne.
Secretary Of the Navy-Adopa E Borle.
Secretary of the Treasury-A T. Stewart
Secretary of the Interior-J. D. Cox.
Postmaster General-J. A. J. Creswei
Attorney General-Georgc I. Hoar
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To Holders Of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
Securities and Valuables.
MON SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS,
10 STATE STREET. BOSTON.

LEE, HIGG1NsoN & co. offer for RENT, Safes In
side their Vaults at ratcs from $50 TO 500 per annum
They also offer to receive Special Deposit, Baees
securities of persons living in the country Or travelling
abroad Officers Of the Army and Navy Masters OF YES
sells and others Circulars, containing full particulars
forwarded on application to HENRY LEE, MANAGER
Bcs On, March !, lSGS. ly3fsp
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FOR SALE.

a FARM situated in Northgcrt, mile from Sat
II urday Cove the Beech Hill road, containing
about one hundred OF good land as there is in
Waldo County; cuts about twenty tons of hay has a
good House and l.; finished throughout, with Barn spd
Sheds Carriage House. Work shop and Blacksmith Shon:
well fenced plenty of failing and plenty OF
wood for the of the place VIII be sold on reasora-
bic terms with stock and farming tools If desired Ap
ply, premises. to DAVID DRINEWATER
Northport, Jan, IS, 1869, rs
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Belfast Savings Bank.

YTNHIS INSTITUTION is prepared to receive De.
l. posits in Sums of One Dollar and upwards, at the
Banking Room, No. Is Main ST. ormeFly Bank of Com
merce Room.)
Interest allowed deposits of Five Dollars and
The next quarter will commence MONDAY, March LIST,
1862 All deposits made on before March 10th viii
draw interest for this quarter.
ASA FAUNCE, President.
JOHN H. DUMMY, Treas.
Belfast, Feb. Is, 1869. i5t
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DIED.
[Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and ag

0bHuarynotces, beyond the date, name and age, must
be paid for.
In Northport. Feb. 22d, Mrs. Hannah Lane, aged II
years mouths.
The sad time In which consumption gathers its VIC
Tins she passed away, leaving large circle of relatives
and friends to her death. She was sensible OF
her gradual decline calmly CAV directions burial
babe each of her friends farewell and without
awaited the Angel Messenger. Slowly she closed the
white lids over her dimmed vision, folded her wasted
hands upon her chilling heart, and with that angelic
her spirit forever to the guidance Of Heavenly seraphs
Her name will always be cherished with tenderness and
respect as to whom the burdened heart could pour
out its sorrows; and the hand of charity was opened to
ad and assist the needy 1t Is blessed to have such
friend on earti-how much more blessed to have such
friend in Heaven.
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INTERNAL Ey7PEsOVEy9E

AS policy has defeated political party before ROW
but there is no individual who afford reject this
plank from the platform of his personal constitution.
sONOMA WINE BiTTElS, for sale everywhere have
q most saiutary effect the bowels and kidneys.
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It Is rare thing that Physicians give any coun-
tenance to a medicine, the manner of which is a
secret. About the ONLY exception we know OF IS
.Johnson's 1Rodgne Liniment. This, we believe.
all endorse aud many of them use it in their prac-
tce with great success.
Persons requiring purgatives or pills should be
careful what they buy. Some pills not only cause
gripping pains, but leave the bowels in a torpid,
costlve state. PGrson's Purgatire PHls will re
lieye the bowels and cleanse the blood without in
jury TO the system.
Tall oaks from little grow.
Large streams from little fountains fl w."
Seven wears ago the PLANTATION BITTERs were
but little known. To-day there is not nook or
corner of our land where they are not found and
used. The Sale has reached the enormous num-
Der of Five Million Bottles annually, and il is con-
santy increasing. 1t only shows what can be done
with really good medicine, and systematic
course of making it known. Perhaps no medicine
in the world was ever so deservedy popular as the
PLANTATION BITTERS. Go where you will. among
in use. Their merit has become established fact
and we cordially recommend them in cases Of dys-
pepsia, loss of appetite, chs and fever, headache
&C., &c
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superor to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold at half The price.
A highly intelligent lady, a resident OF Syracuse,
n Y, says til at she afflicted nearly year, pc
rodicaly, with arrangement of The circulation. the
blood rushing to the lungs with such force to
threaten congestion and death. This was attended
with the most intense pan in all parts of the body
Failing to obtain relief from any of the physicians
whom she employed from time to time, she was in-
duced to try the Plantation Bitters and to her
prise and joy they have relieved her, and she is
now in good health and flesh
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the plce.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIrEDl ~

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEDl -, % ,,-,,.
STATES. district OF Maine. ~ DANNf'oFAet'
In the matter OF L. X. 6 j. b. BOWMAN, BauArupts
'1NHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
4 presented to the Court this twenty first day of De
ceotr A. D., 1865, by Edward r. bowman of Passport
IN said District bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed to have full discharge all his debts provabe
under the Bankrupt Act. individually, and member
Ct the firm OF f. K. 4 j. b. Bowman, composed of the
Petitioner and John Il. Bowman. And upon readln4 said
Petition,
II IS ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday of July, a. Dr. 1862
before the Court iii Portland, III said District ten
ocock, NJ, and that notice thereof be published in
the Maehas Republican and the Republican Journal.
Wspapers printed in said District, n week for
hree weeks, and that all creditors who have proved
Their debts and other persons in interest may appear
WY lie PRAYER Of said Petition should MOI Be
WIN. Z. PEEBLE,
3W5f Clerk of District Court for said District
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THNHE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY GIVES PUBLIC
i NOTICE to all conct rncd, that hl. been duly
appointed and taken upon herself the trust OF Admins
tratrlN OF the estate OF GEORGE HOLM rs, late Bel
mont in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law Directs she therefore requests ali persons who
are indebted to said deceaScdS make immediate
payment, and those who have demands thereon TO
exhibit the same ior settlement 10 her.
3w33 NANCY HOLMES
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If you find your grocer apothecary has not got Dun
sters old London Dock Gin tell him he is behind the
times, if he wants to sell the best. e. A. RICHARDS
& CO., SO Washington street, Boston, largest Retail
Wine and Spirit House i'll America.
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WHAT SRNEsEs

EWhat be said concerning the Extract of Rye
to simply assert that it is the pu safest sum
uant for family that be made from sraiu c. A
RICHARDS & CO., 90 Washington street. Boston, Iarg.
est Retail Wine and Spirit House In America.
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AGE1Hs REG PILE

Often feel the need Of some pure stimuant, and yon't
know where get it, Go the best apothccry andask
Tor Golden Shcat bourbon, and you viii pure, good
whiskey. c. A. RICHARDS 4 CO., ~ Washington
street, Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in
America.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

DEER lsLE.-Moderator, Seth Webb Select,
4l.n, VIM. Webb, Richard Warren, Henry A.
NpycS; Town CLERK, G. sponord; Collector,
Nm webb.
APPLETON Moderator, \. If. Wentworth !;
-crk, Thomas Heating; Selecimen and Asses
SOUS, A. H. Wentworth A. X. Burkett, II. A.
Noraug; Treas. Coz. and Constable Henry
AcIain; S. s. Committee, Chas F. Went
worth; Town Agent, Gaen Keene; Auditor
Joseph Wentworth. All Democrats.
WAsnINGroN.-Selectm T. S. Babb, VIM
loung, p. q. Ingalls, Treasurer, John L.
t'oekwelI; Town Agent, L. NJ. Staples; S. S,
ommittee, J.. NJ, Staples; Auditor, Robert
Hopkins Constable ana Collector, Moses VOL
eott. All Democrats except the 81 Selectman
WARREN Moderator, Isaac G. Allen; Clerk,
Edwin Smith, Jr.; selectmen, Benz F. Bux-
Ion, James C. Mcintyre, Joel Hills; Assessors
David Creighton, Oscar Z. Hofses, Lewis f.
otarrett; Treasurer, Edwin Smith, Jr. Ali
u, noerats.
WALDoBoRo.- Isaac Reed; Sc
ieemen, Henry harrington, Milton McIntire,
Isaac Welt; Clerk, S. w. Jackson; Treasurer
John Richards; Auditor c. C. Atwell; Asses
sors, j, S. Perry, S. o. Wallace, n w. Ben
neri Town Agent, Thomas Genthner.
BELMONT. Moderator, I. w. Cunningham;
CLERK, q. Cammett; Selecmen, NJ. B. Hunt,
Geo Alexander, Luther Farrar; Treasurer
samuel Fletcher; Supervisor, Charles Cum
bingham.
PROSPECT Moderator, J. r. Kiman; Sc
lectmen, Ii. l.. Clifford, S. s. Trevett, H. H.
unn; Town Agent, S. 5. Trevctt
Just after a man was married SO wears
ago in Forsyth county, North Carolina, he
was arrested for an offence lie escaped
however, and his wife, after waiting long
years for some intelligence regarding him,
gave him up for dead. A few weeks since
he returned, old and gray-headed, made
himself known, and is living happily with
his bride.
Gods livery is very plain one but its
wearers have good reason to be content.
1t it have not SO much gold lace about it
as Satau's, it keeps out foul weather better,
and besides, it is great deal cheaper