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To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

40 State 81, Boston.
LEE, HIGGINSON s. Co., offer for RENT. Safes
inside their Vaults at rates from $40 to 500 per
it. as aiiees securities OF persons living in the
cou utry or travelling abroad Officers of the Army
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and Others Circulars
containing full particulars forwarded on application
to HENRY LEE. Manager.
Boston, Mar 10, 1868.-sNeodSw1y
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state News.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY

The Bath Times states that A. G. Robbins,
ESQ, one of the most prominent citizens OF
Brunswick, died at his residence in that viii
lage, after short illness, on Thursday last
KENNEBBC COUNTY.
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
states that at a ball held at Mechanics Hall,
in West Waterville, Thursday night, two
young men from East Waterville, by the
names of Morrell Percival and John Thorn,
got into dispute, when Peroival drew pistol
and shot Thorn through the head. tits not a
dangerous wound. A little too much ardent
was the cause.
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HE Eagle Hotel, at Mechanic Falls, is now
open to the public. N. J. Peakes is proprietor.
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The State Legislature which convenes next
Wednesday is comprised of the following mem
bers, the list being corrected in accordance
with the result of three elections recently held
to fill vacancies
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PENOBSCOT COUNTY.

The Bangor Wing of Saturday says as they
were going to press another fire broke out, in a
dwelling on Harlow ssreet, known as the
drew house." occupied bv several families.
There was little prospect of saving the build
ing. A gentleman from Bangor informs US
that the house was destroyed. 1t was occu-
niad nv three famiiieS
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

The Englishman river correspondent of the
Machias Republican says the wharf at the
lobster factory has been enlarged, and
the buildings he contracted to build for the
Portland Packing Company. In the spring
lobster factory is to be built on the Longfellow
farm, by the Messrs. Burnham of Portland
The building is to be thirty-fve feet wide by
build the wharf, on which the factory is to be
placed this winter.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world
The only trie and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disapp ointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the iii effects OF Bad DYES Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful bLacso or
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory is Bond
street, New York. jan14sNd1v
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SOMERSET COUNTY.

We understand that the Maine Central rail-
roa1 company have subscribed $4,000 10 the
stock of the Somerset railroad company from
Carratunk Falls to West Watervile. This
subscription will give new impetus to this
enterprise, says the Lewiston Journal.
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NJ EMORA NDA

Iotal,. ........... Joz SSUoU,UUU
The number OF vessels reported totally lost during
tho year ie6 526, valued at $1I536,00O; during
1866, 554 valued at S13,975 000
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FOR EUGN pnRTg.

Sid I'm Calcutta 18th ult, barque Loeb Lamar,
Grant, Tor Boston.
Ar 18th ult ship Colorado. OTIS Liverpool. g
At Mauritus nov Is. ship Congress, Purington,
from alcutta, dseh lrged, to sail in few day IoI
Eangoon.
Sid I'm Messna 10th ult, barque Abbie Frank
lin, Holb, ook, New York.
Ar at Malaga nth ult barque Scillian, Perciyal,
Boston ordered TO Tarragora.)
AT Gibraltar 18TH ult, brig Stephen Duncan.
Hughes ashore at Cape Spartel.)
ar at Havre s0th ut, [by tell ship Nunquam Dor
MO- Cousins. New Orleans.
At st Thomas 18th ult, sch Mary william, Psit-
ridse. from Bahia, ar 18Th, LOT New York, davs.
At Cardenas path ult, barque Eliza White, Mahony
for Portland. ldg.
Ar Of st John, NIB, 3.th ult, brig Neva, Pickett.
New York.
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THE SENAroRsHIP.-An analysis of the list
of members of the House and Senate publish
ed herewith gives the following result:
pa,,,b: 1e1nnor1fe To.,y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
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".
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".
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Country sle'ghlng. A Poem.
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per steamer Russia, at New York 2,

Per steamer Russia, at New York;
Cid at Liverpool 17.h, Victory Cushing tor New
Dreams
Emit Tor ldg nth, Robert Porter, Curtis Phlladel-
phia.
Ar at London 18th, Ocean Belle, Jarvis, from New
York.
Cid at London 18th, Commerce, Wall, for Boston;
18th. Freedom, Bradley New York.
Sid TIM Portland 18th, Martha Bowker, Goodburn
ttrom hatavia) Ior Amsterdam in tow.
Sid FIN cardiff 18th, A Blaisdell SAWYER, Bas-
seiu. N Churchill Savannah.
Sid i'm do u b. Veto. Loytt, Bavana
Ar in the Pill 18th, Al racan, Spencer New York
land proceeded to Brstol.)
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dephIa; I5h Ruth, Dyer, New YORK
Ar at Messina 10th ut Lewis Clark, Bartlett, from
Tarragona; nth, Jas Miller, Bennett, Ancona.
Sd 18th, Caprera, Patterson, New Orlean.
Ar al Palermo 9Th ult, brig Houston, French
Genoa
Ar at Carthagcna 10th ut. Cbimborozoo. Addy
Cardiff.
Ar at Malaga 10Th ut, MARTINI Stone, Gibraltar.
Ar at Havre 18th ult, j A Stamler. Samson, New
YORK; 18th, Union, Austin, New Orleans Pacific
Fuss do.
In the Roads 18th, Halcyon, Work. from savan-
nah.
dor, England.
AZ Z Antwerp 10th ult Abhie Thomas, Raymond,
Philadelphia. .
Ar be ow uxhaven 18th ult, an Am barque, sup
posed the Jennie z. ince. iIon Bakers Island.
SPOKEN.
Oct IT, lat 20 S, lon A. E, ship Leventer, Lane, I'm
Calcutta for New York
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SPOKEN.
Oct if. lat 20 S, lon E, ship Leventer, Lane, I'm
Calcutta for New York.
Dec :, d Cape do Gait. barque Sandy Hook Bar
stow. trom Palermo fr New York
Dec 20. lat 4l2i lon 81 Is, ship Alex Marshall I'm
Liverpool Tor New York.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-20
lie 50 of Louisiana.

Estate Of Probate Court.
Zephirin Lebleu. ( Parish Of Caloasieu.
TOSEPH o. IlEBLEU, Administrators
ID Of said Estate, having fled in. the
Clerks Office, Of said Court, final
Tableau Of account and distribution,
with his petition for the homologation
0f the same
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to
all persons interested, intending to
make opposition to the same, to show
cause If any they have, within thirty
days from the date hereof, why said
Tableau Of account and distribution
should not be approved and homolo-
gated and the administrator discharged
from ulterior liability, and his bond
cancelled.
Given under my official signature at
my Office in the town Of Lake Charles,
February 13, 1869. l al
ID. j. READ,
r Parish Judge.
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den one, as among the timber cast
ashore Is d lot Of new deal plank
ing. "a telegram, dated Queens
town, yesterday, states that the
bark ETcyna, which had arrived
from San francisco, landed the
shipWrecked crew of the bark
Freestone, OF and from Prince Ed.
ward Island. The Freestone had
been fallen In with, In 80 W., sew
eral days previous, in a very dam
aged condition, having experienced
fearful weather. The vessel was
laboring heavily, and the crew
were in a most exhausted condi-
ton. The boats of the Ercyna
were at once lowered, and thecreW
of the Freestone taken safely ON
board the Ercyna. a Dublin to1e-
gram, also dated yesterday morn
ing, states that a large schooner,
with the mainnast only standing,
was picked upon the previous day,
a derelict, and towed into ArkloW
by the fishermen. The schooner
was very much battered about the
upper deck and bulWarks, and the
name Sophie" was painted ON
her quarter board. Nothing could
be aseertained as to the fate of the
crew. IE s@ dit aH# - E
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AfSEVERE w leather ON THE ATTAIN
TIC OCEAN! We copy as follows
from the London Stdq. of the 18th I:
llUher6 is scarcely a ship which
reaches the 2Mersey but what has
suffered more or less damage from.
the recent heavy gales in the At
lantic. THE ship Francis B. Gut
ting, whiehdhas just arrived from
Baltimore, though she made one
of the fastest passages on record -
VIZ, eighteen days sixteen hours
to liverpool, encountered very Sc
&ere weather on the voyage. On
the Gath December, in latitude
38:46 NJ, longitude 81 w., passed
the wreck Of q vessel painted black,
with aniimmense number OF light
lumber boards, ETC., floating around
for about ten miles, apparently
burned as the boards were all
charred. She appeared to be b
bark of 400 to 500 tons, and laden
with lumberdor petroleum. Her
bows were submerged, but her
stem was out of the water, the sea
breaking over her with tremendous
force at the time. Captain Tyson
could not ascertain any further
particulars, having run as close as
possible, to her, but could not see
any person on board. She was
right in the track of vessels from
the Southern ports, and Captain
Tyson considered there was great
danger ais vessels might strike
against the wreck In the night
time. The Idolique, from London
to iladelphia. experienced heavy
weather during the entire passage.
She was twenty days west of ST.
Johns Shoals, and lost fore and
maintopsails, and sustained other
considerable damage to her masts
and rigging. a large number Of
vessels had put into Bermuda, ST.
Thomas, Philadelphia and other
ports in distress. From the Irish
coast we learn Of several disasters
ali along the coast Of Wexford
the shore is strewed with wreck,
and In the immediate neghborhood
of the Arklow Bank the wreckage
as of such a character as to Be
easily identified as that Of some
large ship--eyidently a timber la
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60 daIa Lnmisfane.

Succession de Cour des Preuves,
zephirin Lebleu. Paroisse Caleasieu.
FOSEPH OF IEBLEU, Adminisbra-
eJ teur de Ia dita succession, ayant de
pose an CRETE de Ia dite Cour, un Ta-
bleau final de compte et distribution,
avec petition demandant l'homologation
d'icelui
En- consequence, avis est par 1e pre-
sent donn6 aux int6ress6s, d'avoir q de-
duire, par 6c1it, au CRETE de Ia dite
Cour, dams les trente iours qui suivFont
Ia date de Get avis, les raisons, 81 aucune
lis ont, pour lesquelles lie dit Tableau de
compte ct distribution ne serait pas ap-
prouy6 ct homologu6, padministTatetiT
d6chaTg6 de toute respOnsabiIite ult6-
Fieure ct son cautionnement cancell6.
Donn6 sous ma signature officielle, d
mon bureau, en- ID. vile de Lac Charles,
a.ag al ID. J. READ,
,TTCg de sPapOigse
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Avis

-lA- v = - s
n TTENDU que des personnes sans
IA, permission. coupent t1u bois, pieux,
&C., dams Ia cypriere Nord din Lac
Charles, laquelle cypri6re appaTtient d
Ia suceession de Hilaire Esc0ubas eb
Henry Chaddefaud, contre La volont6
des propri6taires En- consequence, avis
est par le present donne d toutes per-
sonnes, que quiconque sera tEOuv6 con
pant du bois dams la dite eypriere on
autrement transgr ressant, sur Ia dite pro-
pri6te, sera poUrsuivi scion la l0i.
Es. E.SCOUBAS, Adm'ce.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
14 NOyeIabre 1868.
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November 10Th, 1863.

November 18th, 1853.
IN accordance with the first section OF
III an Act Of the Legislature entitled
6 An Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, approved Septam-
tember 4th, 1868. IA regular term Of the
Parish Court for the trial Of an classes
OF cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction, will be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
the third Monday of January, "A. d.,
1869, and of every second month there
after. "a term of said Court WIN also
be held each month, beginning on the
third Monday thereof, for the trial of
Probate causes, and the disposition of
such Probate business as is required to
be done in open Court. y
DAVID 81. READ,
la ss3@ Parish Judge.
November ia, 1868. GE 3aa
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Egtate II Leon .Yerdun.

Estate of Leon VePdun.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, "a parish C,o,1rt
Parish of Calcasieu. : ~ = lSn S,O'lA 'l- y =.
.THEODORE VERDUN, Of said Par
IL ish, having fled In the above enti-
tied Court his petition praying to be APP
pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
his father, Leon Verdun, deceased;
Therefore, notice is hereby given that
unless written opposition to said appl-
cation is fled in my Office, ia, the town
of Lake Charles, within ten days from
the date hereof, the said applicant win
be appointed Administrator of said
lla 4 d. j, READ. ..
@sass&5 5 a7 Parish Judge.
Lake Charles, Feb. 90, 1869. z 1a
Succession de Leon Verdun. 4
ETAT DE La H8UIsIAtEE, Cour des e
PaFoisse Calcasieu. Prauyes.e
lNNHEODORE VERDUN, de la diEe
IL Paroisse, ayant enr6gistr6 an CRETE
de Ia dite Cour une petition demandant
d atre loInm6 administrator de La Sue
cession de son p6re, Leon Verdun, de-
ced6;G -TH5 Erg PIT Ug5a1 @l
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donRe aux interess8s dams cette
succession, d'aYoir 4 d6duire par 6crit,
a mon bureau, en- Ia vile de Lac Charles,
dams les dix jours qUi suivront Ia date du
present avis, les raisons si aucune lis
ont, pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fait
droit la demande de la dite petition.
ID. J. READ,
@atg Juge de paroisse.
Lao Charles, 90 F6yrieT, 1869.
Estate OF Alexander Desessarts.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, po~;.h .r,,,,,..
Parish of Galcasieu. (4a' ''A'SlA - :.
MRS. SYD0NISE RICHARD, Of the
WI aforesaid Parish, having applied by
petition to be appointed Administr
of the Estate of her deceased husband,
Alexander Desessarts
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested intending to make
opposition to said appointment, to file
the same in writing, in my Office, in the
town of Lake Charles, within ten days
from the date Of this notice.
ID. ]. READ,
Lake Charles, Feb. IS, 1869
Succession ds Azanaadre Desessarts.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Cour des
Paroisse Calcasieu, Preuyes.
MADAME SYDONISE RICHARD,
iEE - n LII, 19,,...s.r3a 81 K
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Parish OF CsaECasfeUR.

4 ia NOve1abre 1868.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-02
INAUGURAL CONTRASTS.

When General Washington was
inaugurated he declared thus
The magnitude and difficulty Of
The trust to which the voice OF my
country called me, being sufficient to
awaken 10 the wisest and mess OK
perieuccd Of her citizens distrustful
scrutiny into his qualifications, could
not but oyerwholm with dependence
ose who, snhcritipg inferior endow
nsn.s FROM nature, aud unpracticed
10 the duties Of civil administration,
oagh, to be peculiarly conscious OF his
ows DEFICIENCIES.
And General Washington had
been a member Of the Continental
Congress and had presided over the
convention which framed the Con
stitusion.
Mr.. Adams said:
On this subject il might better be-
come me 10 be silent, or to speak with
difAdence.
Aud Mr.. Adams had passed his
life in connection with civil affairs.
Mr.. Jefferson said
| xyail myself Of the presence OF
that portion Of my ieliow-eitizens
which is here assembled to express
my grateful thanks yor the favor with
which they have been pleased to look
towards me, to declare = sincere con
ssiousness that the task is above my
talents, and that l approach it with
those anxious and awful present.
nssnts which the greatness Of tho
charge and the weakness ofmy powers
70 justly inspire.
And Mr.. Jefferson was the great
est statesman Of his age.
Mr.. Madison TINS expressed him.
self:
l repair to The posi- assigned INC
with no other encouragement than
what springs from my own inadequa
cy to il high duties. If l do not sink
under The weight Of this deep con-
viction, it 10 because. -stc.
Aud Mr.. Madison was n distin-
gsishsd politician aud statesman, and
1iplonatist, aud had taken the mos,
prssinnns part 10 framing the Con
stitution.
NJ, Monroe remarked;
Conscious Of my own deficiency, I
csnuot enter on these duties without
great sssiety for the result.
And Mr.. Monroe was recognized
a. nas who, from bis long expert
sacs sad bis ripe political education,
vas sniasstly St to be trusted with
the conduct Of public Affairs
Gsasssl Grant, in his inaugural
sdsrss delivered on the 4th Of March,
1864, asys
Ths responsibilities Of the position
fssl. bws accept them withom jeor.
TAs e0es hss cons to me unsought.
cenasscs ito duties untrammeled
Al Csasrsl GRAFT IL . soldier,
tsaisel il ths usxins Of the military
srt ~ ssed to sss exercise Of des.
pssis niiilssy asthsrity, bat With NO
ness practical knowledge Of tho
vsstisrs n civil government than
II h hal hes bred snong the
Es4sinaas Or tAs Fsjes Islanders.
Il Il
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HACKS AND DRAYs!

2. y. MUL1sH,
RMURNS Nh tAenks 70 ~ sistmuu
~ and basiaeos - u MassAall. ~
vicinity, fse IT, llhssul paAsssaes NJ.
70 extended ~ hin, aad dnigss = ief1ra
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prepared, viii
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TO servs thsu q sbest noo)eo, 81 9 -
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p ottital.


HOLLY TINE.
nv WILLIAM sAwSER.
TIE weed is barren az the void,
rh. leaves have rasted long ago
The aaw.r. have persisted Of the cold, -
Not even the hot msrigold
pflrss her bosom 10 The snow
In holly time.
The winds rem, out the empty ne-i,
The robin shfvers In his soag,
There il no warmth in Natures breast,
Faint CLEANS Of brightness, at the best,
Ths glory Of the yer prolong
Is holly time.
YET sweet rs days when skies are blue,
AID cherries rsslden on the WALL
When blossoms, fed with sun and dew,
Their beauty silently renew,
Yen, swe~ter, moro desired of all
In hollv time
For now, ~ If the lncarsate Word
Walked 1t again, the sterile earth,
Rene bcring the glad tidings heard
Of angels, TO il heart IL stirred
With premptings Of renewing birth
This holly tire.
ls; IN Hes pulses throbs and burns,
The Hours, star crested, sweep along,
Shedding delight from trimming urns !,
Youth 10 thc heart Of uge returns,
And fans the a-hen brands Of song
A, holly time
The sacred hearths whence yulc flames
riso
Ara as:afs WheI con, each apart,
The households offer sacrifice
Out Of the tender sanctltics
And sapsrs.,tions oil the heart,
This holly time
Thus DO celestial glimp.cs bless
The stricksn word, as though its wees
Its sins, IL sorrows tathoullesr.
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OUR LOVE SONG


wish my lore were lemon punch
With strnw berries floating in the cup
And she and | could meet At lunch
Then with straw--id suck her up.
wish my love WAS like the jew,
And had gold laid away in store,
pys think I'd rcad exchanges through
Or write for papers any more
wish-like flowers that iondly meet
And bloom to furnish bees their honey
We had some way--while life is sweet
or keeping house-without much
xOney.