The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-22


muse a girl Tilted him.
last week Bangor rcioiced over its first sal
mau.
Joshua Nye keeps up his fusilade on the anti
Stale Police folks-but it is of Ito avail,
Al empty barn on Eatons Point, Camden,
was burned Thursday morning. The loss was
s1O with no insurance. The fire is supposed
Ytavr been caused by an ncendiary.
The Augusta journal thinks there is not
thousand Of brick that can be purchased in
-44 city now At the time OF Grants visit, full
.tst number might have been found in radical
atsw when the party of great moral ideas had
uig drunk and sent the bill to the State
j9surer.
Bangor is about to pass an ordinance pro
,lius that the taking Of soup by guests at the
lI'els Shall be optional and not compulsory.
a. least one sojourner got a stern hint to the
utrary, it is said.
An immense quantity OF maple sugar will be
mlde Ia The interior of the State this spring.
They have got the colored Lieut.. Governor
, Louisiana IN Boston, where the faithful can
lake pilgrimages, fall down and worship.
Letter sent by an aftectionate daughter to
.ei father in Alleging camp :-''Father, dear
Dther, come home, Reply ;-''When the
~lrins time comes, gentle Annie."
The little lar between Lang Blaine and the
liner patriots is all fixed up. Lang was mis-
AIKEN about the dispatch, Blaine retracts the
fac given, admiring thousands look on, and all
embrace!
Mayor Putnam, the new Democratic chief
magistrate of Portland, Is stirring up the Vi
4ters Of the Maine law. Probably he be-
eyes, with Gen. Grant, that the best way to
III IN obnoxious law is 20 enforce it.
A few days since the show window Of a Lis
0Jl St. merchant was smashed by some thief,
Who evidently contemplated clearing out some
90 worth of goods on display, but the effort
VAS in vain, for the rascal was glad to escape
rom the teeth of big dog who was confined
Il the store. The window was found bespat-
sfej with blood the next morning, and the
irwalk bore red evidence Of the dogs PROV
.-- Lewiston Journal.
We are not one OF those who expect every
t1tug even that we could wish, from this adj
Illustration, Prog, Age.
From indications our ueighbor will realize
asst about that. The circular asking aid to-
wards the Custom House hasn't borne fruit re-
nrkably.
The Prog. Age calls the journal IA fourth
'e paper" If we We're to estimate the pow
ot that sheet we should class it as q four rat
4per, developing about the force Of q uar-
tie Of long tailed gray backs.
j The Prog Age, after profoundly rejecting
IN 81 pi,io tJo g g.
d ar the policy pursued by the President has
My accorded with the views of his friends and
Il masses!" There is an error in dividing the
aacluding words. 1t should read CHS friends
l-l them asses" The Age is qualified to
eak for the latter class.
The new administration with Gen. Grant at
\ ',Aead, Is now fairly Ia running order. Prog.
age
lesit seems TO be running by the guide
t,4rd that Senator Ross stuck under the Pres
genital nose-eTo He'll"
senator Ross denies in the Senate that he
9ld Grant to go to hell-but maintains never
heless, that he is acting like Tie devil.
Tie Canadian papers are lamenting over the
.rat emigration to the United States. The
ater way WIZ be for them all to come and
AXE their real estate with them. Barkis is
4 Wiling.
The Pennsylvania press is unanimous in adj
Z hitting that the Legislature of that State, lust
Nparned was the most corrupt body of men
ll. ever sat in elaboration in the State Cap
'ol Boston journal.
\. was exceedingly loyal, Of course.
4 secret agent of this government has gone
cuba TO ascertain the true condition Of
\ aairs.
Il 5 big blast was recently made in California
welve hundred kegs OF powder were used
nI a mountain was blown up.
I0hnson had his circle, which was the whole
luntry; Grant has his which is his family
be centre Of one was the Constitution; the
Hntre OF the other, a brother in law. Chica-
Times.
h one Of the State Constables OF Massachu
>rlls Ia colored man
Il Since the slave trade has been abolished. the
T.bes in Africa eat their prisoners, as they can
Viii sell them
Tin ore and plaster OF Paris have been dis
9ered at Winsow ana it is thought the de
-ts are valuable
tharles 2. Merrill, OF Maine, a patriot un
ii mown to fame has been appointed consul t,
3.rbce.
Ben. Butler is going to slip out of his Balti
19re suit on the statute of limitations Ben
slippery fellow.
4 good appointment, says the democratic
Nj 'lladelphia Age in reference to the choice o
II 93yenor Curtin for the Russian mission. Bar
n Ar Wing.
r. the age would doubtless consider it bette
e NJ If he should be sent to Siberia
4 The Lewiston Journal says the nomlnatio
Z D. Hon. Ebenezer Knowton would be salts
NJ actory to the temperance men. The Kennebe
u urnal, however, is aut horned to say tina
" Mr.. Knowlton win not be candidate for nom
x Aation.
Y The amount OF business brought to Bango
I by the section Of the European Road alread
y opened Is very large. On Tuesday the larg
{ l'teIs OF the city were full to Overlooking.
Y "ould do some Of our old fogios good to see it
Il The following singular occurrence to the shi
4 Energy of New York is thus related by the cap
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