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The Republican journal., 1870-03-31
MANHOOD, Ij4th Edition.


Z. DE +. CURTIS, NJ. D., F. r. c. S.. &C., &C.. late
Surgeon Turkish Contingent
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure of Pre-.
nature Decline showing how health is os and how
gained. 1t gives clear Synopsis of the appointments
to MARRIAGE, the treatment of NERVOUS and PIIYsI-
CAL DEBILITY STEEIL1rY &c., and the edies there
or-the results of twenty years successful practice;
together rh infable recipe Of Lotion prerentite
OF diseases.
"There is no member of society by whom this book
will not be found useful whether such holds the
relation of Parent, Preceptor, Clergyman London
Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt of One Dollar. Address the
Author, Dr. CURTIS, II Chapman street. Boston, Mass.
3mo3SSp
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All persons indebted to B. C.
Dinsmore are requested to settle
before April 1, 1870, or their bills
will be left with a lawyer for
collection.
gnh PAIRS OF WOMEN'S, MISSES and chill.
wv drens single and double sole boots, selling
much ess than cost for CASH. Call and before you
buy. Il, G, DINSMORE
JW36 n Main street
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Railroad Notice.

\ T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS of the
"A Belfast and Mooschead Lake Railroad, March .!
IS y, the following vote was passed.
Voted, That tile Treasurer of this Corporation lie and
hereby Instructed to confluence suits against all ndi
ydual subscribers the stock who shall have paid
one or more of their before April 3D.
1870. JOHN III. QlIMBI, Clerk
BcIl:lst, March .}, $50. Ewa-
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Schooners for Sale.

,1-;, A good fast sailing, white oak, copper
r., fastened schr., carries one hundred thou
Ms71f3 sand Bangor lumber, or 60 tons hay with.
- out ballast, draft eight feet deep loaded
s3SSs@sl well found and in good order. Also good
schooner (scow carries hundred and fifteen thou
sand Bangor lumber eight feet draft well found and
in good order. Both vessels now at this port and
will be sold low for cash if applied for soon.
JOHN ATWOOD.
waterproof, March ., 1870. GW34t
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MARRIED..

In Cleveland, Ohio Mr. Charles Stafford and Miss En-
ma j Lermond of Camden, Me.
In Union 18th inst, Quincy A. Morse and Miss Carrie
S. Shepard.
In Eden, by L. j. Thomas, ESQ, Alvin D. Harden, Of
Trenton, and Miss Permea Paine of Eden
In Rockand, Mr.. C. III. Mansfield of Salem, and Mis- 8
Ann kalloch of St. George
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FIRNT MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio
r LROAD MPANY.

The Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad, connect ng the
Atlantic and the magnificent harbors Of the Chesa
peake Bay with the Ohio River at point of reliable
sation, and thus with the entire Railroad system and
water transportation OF the great West South
forms the additional East and w est Trunk
Line. so mperatively demanded for the accommodation
of the immense and rapidly growing transportation be
tween the Atlantic seaboard and Europe the one
hand and the great producing regions of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The impo rtance of this H. cad u. a new
outlet from the West to the magnifes it
into of national consequence, and nsures to it
extensive through traffic from the day its competon
while in the Development of the extensive agricultural
and mineral resources of Virginia and West rgna,
possesses, along its line, the elements of large
and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests general and local which
demand the completion of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD to the Ohio River afford the guaran-
tee OF its success and value and render il the
important ami substantial Railroad en-
Its superiority an East and West route and the
promise OF an immense and profitable trade awaiting its
completion have drawn to the attention and coopera
ton of prominent Capitalists and Railroad men OF this
city OF sound judgment and known integrity, whose
and business men of Virginia and West Virginia, In
sures AN energetic, honorable, and sue
ces,fnl management.
The Road is completed and in operation from Rich
mond the celebrated White Sulphur Springs OF West
Virginia. o.. miles and there remain but POO miles now
partially constructed to be completed carry to the
proposed terminus the Ohio river at near the
Inouth OF the Big Sandy river $50 miles above Cincn-
natl, and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines projected or in progress through Ohio
and Kentucky 10 this point, which will connect the
Chesapeake and Ohio with the entire
Railroad ~ stems of the West and SOUTH
west. and with the Pacific Railroad.
Its valuable franchises and superior advantages will
place the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Con-
pANY among the richest and most powerful and trust
worthy corpo ratons of the country; and there
lists IL present value, in com ple ted road aud
work done, equal to the entire amount of
the mortgage.
The details of the Loan have been arranged with
special reference to the wants of all classes investors
and combine the various features of eniance safety
and protection against loss fraud.
The Bonds are in denominations of
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

March I'D. Sch Lillian NJ. Warren, Warren, Balti
more,
9th. Sch Empire, Parker, Gloucester.
SAILED.
March 23d Sch Ida Morton, Cottrell. Castine.
9th. Schs d Arey, Ryan, Boston; Banner, Curtis,
Boston,
18th. Sch Mary Gilchrst, Savannah.
9th. Sch North Cape, Crockett Castne.
29th. Schs Eoaz, Rider, Ellsworth: EMpire, Furga
son, do; Lillian NJ. Warren, Warren, Baltimore.
Brig Benz Carver, Pendleton, Bucksville.
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For Sale.

A-xA FARM, situate in Northport, one mile
dsaE from Saturday Cove on the Beech Hill road, so
Eaa#| called. containing about one hundred acres of
A4I good land; cuts about twenty tons Of hay; a
wood lot and pasture; well fenced plenty of fail
ing water, and pleasant location. good one.haf
house with L, finished throughout. barn, shed, car
work shop and blacksmith's shop. ANY
one DESTROYS of good farm and good location cheap
please call on the subscriber on the primses.
tf31 DAVID DRINKWATER
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Miss ANNA BELL BAKER

VIII give Piano Forte instructions. Application may b,
made at the New England House, where terms, &c.
may be learned.
Belfast, March H. 1870. sptt36
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FISK 4 HATCH.
Bankers.

p. S-We have issued pamphlets containing full par
ticulars, statistical details, maps etc., which will be
furnished upon application.
awe buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corporations, and
Others subject to check at sight, and allow interest
daily balances. 3mos33
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Fishing Vessel for Sale,

III THE schooner SENATOR, 81 tons o. NJ.
2rAyt Is in good order and well found in sails,
MHNTJ rigging, cable, &c. VIII be sold very low
E44ENA T., b. GARDNER,
BuckspoIt.
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PROBATE NOTICES.


Az lrooc court eld ar beiitSt2 Wtiin ana ior inc
county OF waldo Oh lie second tuesday OF Mareh
"A; i lS;o, nav, ,... .
hMoiul MAI Admih'SirAof OF tht estate OF
Ezra l. olf1' Eite oil frthkiot' IN SUD county Oh
..o oeGea:ea having presenteu M irs ana hn'' nc
couni Vi on st tstate iol aowahet'
orucreH, mat the sd glye NOTICE 10 an
prisons Interested oy causing copy OF inns ofdef 10 oe
uusafu MY MtonS . IN tle hepuoli.'n
pnfn Pam,'a AZ he e WV it ey may appear al
HE clock before noon and shrw causr II anv thnv hoy
whv thn anne shonld nnt he oiiowcd ' 80 ' =
80 ASA TIJITRI ORCH J,do,
A trua conv Attest-E p FJrIn Rnrisfnr 5y2t
a, p.t. ,,. 81, =. ,,., ..,.-, -,
AT iropi,e Touit id at belSt WITHIN ana 1or me
ou m{s =, "uo' oh 'Ae S'eo"o iu'Su'y u M''ch
-, ~: io. T;,r,r>- ,,;:..... - -,
nit Ii, + a., on ny eslate OF
n Iir 5 4S1i1on, hl't VI ~ su Iouhty OF
Waluo' ue.tscu, htt5i pItseieu ms maj account OF
'l'ti Tn ~ ., s'u 9seate 1or allowance,
't rie siin ieeiy siFe hote 70 an per
" ess copy u thS oruei 70 pe puD 'ied
tniee m'ths 59IeeSSistAy III te tepuolcah journal
% AZ peiiIa, tnai tey nay appear at rrooate
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WarrGn'S COugl BalSaIn !!

Is beyond question the very best medicine Of the day
Or all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and LUNGS
Also for Whoopng Cough and Group in Children it is
the most effective medicine ever used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
b. +. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me-
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. 6m17
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ASK nor DR.. CLARKE'S SHERRY WINE Buffers,

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle. No other is genuine.
They purely vegetable and will not intoxicate tsp
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Notice..

FINIIE SUBSCRIBER gives notice that his Feather
l. Renoyator is i'll OPERATION and orders for Cleansing
beds can be left at his store
iw:.. A, D. BEAN.
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Commissioners Notice.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly appointed
Il Commissioners OF Insolvency by the Honorable
Judge of Probate the estate of the late Jonathan
Treat of Frankfort hereby give notice that six months
from the Sh day OF Feb. 1870 allowed for creditors
to prove their claims. And that they Will be present
the hotel OF b. n. Eweil, in Frankfort Saturday,
April 3oh at 10 O'Clock. A. A., and Saturday, Aug.
9th, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the purpose OF receiving
claims, ana hearing proofs thereof.
JOHN WISWELL, liz.
u. n. EW ELL.
Winterport, March ., $50 3w:.d'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHARFAGE and Storage.

On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at rcasonabl.
terms. Inquire OF
1877 W Ii. SIMPSON,
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

TTNEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
Il RUSSELL'S Congress Street, Belfast.
SIS Special attention given TO beginners. TIA
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TO the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County of
Waldo:
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, Guardian Of Alfred j. Rob-
l. erts, OF Brooks in said County, minor heir of AL
fred j. Roberts, late of Brooks in said County, deceas
ed respectfully represents that said minor seized
possessed of certain real estate situate in the towns of
Brooks, Knox and Monroe, in said County of Waldo,
viz all his interest in the real estate of which said de-
ceased seized possessed at the time of his de-
cease, that advantageous offer of thousand dol
lars has been made by Adelaide S. Roberts, Louise c.
Libby, Abby D. Chase, Sarah F. Roberts, Ellen w. Rob
Isabel Il. Roberts and Alfred f. Chase, of said
Brooks which offer 1t is for the interest of all concerned
Immediately to accept the proceeds thereof to be put
out on interest for the benefit of said minor
WHEREFORE your petitioner prays your honor to grant
her license sell and convey said real estate of said
minor, (incuding the reversion OF the widows dover
thereon) to said parties for said sum-
SARAH A. ROBERTS,
AT Court Of Probate held at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF March,
A. ID. 1870.
pom the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the petit
" toner give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition, with this order thereon
to be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
can Journal paper printed Belfast that they may
appear Probate Court, to be held at the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid, the second Tuesday OF
April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, il any they have, why the should not be
granted. ASA THURLOUGH, Judge,
true copy. Attest-B. P. FIELD, Register. 3w'd
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FISH! FISH! FISH!
&sg> &eg@
LEWIS q CROSRV

LEWIS & CROSBY,
At the Foot of MAIN STREET deal in
FISH OF ALL KINDS
Aud have then fresh from the briney depths twice
week. The spotted Cod. the sivery HAke the lively
Haddock, beautiful for chowders the notified Mackere
the ponderous Habut the translucent Smel the appe-
Using Founder, and the savory Clam- may be found
there
Shakspere it was who exclaimed
'Fzesh, flesh, hoao art tAou tisAifedr'
And the poet right as usual He understo cd the
question As diet, fish is better. Therefore should
flesh be fshifed. Economy sanctions it, for fish is
cheaper and quite as nutritious 1t is easier of dges
tion Physicians say nourshes the brain and
the mind 1t Is not heating, begets not hum ors in
the blood
Therefore, oh ye who wise come to the Fish Mar.
ket. Order book at the store Of d. Faunce Co.
Pedlers supplied on liberal terms.
LEWIS CROSBY at Lewis wharf
Belfast, Jan. 10, 1870. y
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vNHE subscriber hereby give public notice to all
i cerned, That she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Administrators OF the
tate OF Putnam Smonton late Of SearsIort in the County
said deceased's estate to make Immediate payment and
those who have demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement to her. EMILY }. SIMONTON
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Schooner for Sale.

[k SCHOONER ERIE, 81 tons burthen, in
k@r1l, good condition, and will be sold at bar
AHIM gain. Apply to
EAAA II. S. STAPLES.
Stockton March 3, 1870. }w35*
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Ten George Washingtons are in the Lous
ana Penitentiary.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. cerned, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the estate
OF John Z. Perry late of Lcolnville in the County of
Waldo, deceased by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment and those
who any demands thereon to exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3w36 WILLIAM X. DUNCAN.
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Peremptory Sale of Carpets.

1HIP0rtaHt 10 FeFs0Hs dUUut 70 TuTCTTase.
HAVlNG DECIDED to close out the entire Carpet
IL Department of my business, have this day marked
prices down without regard to cost to below manu-
tacturers present rates. AT which prices shall con-
tinue sales retail until the Goth of April after which
time balance of stock hand will be disposed Off here
elsewhere at AUCTION. The stock is large, and
braces all the varieties usually kept in rsclass Car
pet Store Such opportunity for bargains is rarely
offered Persons in want should not fail to improve it,
G.. X. SLEEPER.
Belfast, March 30, 1870. 3W3S
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NJ sk. COOPER is still at the old stand of
HALLS < COOPER
where lac will keep constantly hand good assert
ment of Lumber, Cement Lime, sand and
III air. also Corn, Flour and Groceries.
Thankful for past avors ha respectfully solcits
tmutnce of the same VI, X. COOPER.
Belfast, Feb IL, 1870. tta2
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

THE next Court of Bankruptcy, for the County OF
l. Waldo will be held at Belfast April 2, 1870, at
O'Clock, p. NJ. PETER THACHER.
Register 9Th District Maine.
Belfast March 3, 1870. apr2
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BELFAST PRICES cUnnENr.

roEEENrED WEEKLY FOR TIE JOURNAL.
BELFAST, "Wednesday, March 81 1870.
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FIRE IN DUBUQUE. z
Supposed Incendiarlsm - Arrest Of the
IHceadIary---ersst Loss Of Property.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 29.-About
half-past one this morning fire was dis
covered in Old Commercial Row, a set
of one-story wooden buildings oppO-
site the Larimer House, at the corner
of Bluff and Sth street The FIRE was
in the Sd store from the corner, owned
and occupied by A. Meirse for storing
groceries, grain, etc. The alarm was
first given by Waterman named
Henry Kelly, and in very few min
utes a number Of bOarders from the
hotel were on hand and they
quickly burst open the doors of the
building where the fire was and with
other help soon arrested and took q
large amount Of articles out Of the
lumber. Some persons slept in the
tenement and the doors were locked,
but the fire soon burst through the
partition into the tenement owned
and occupied by j. Blesman, q shoe
maker, who slept in his store. He
was afterward arrested on suspicion,
but representing to the officers
as TO the origin of the fire in Meirze,
hescaas promptly discharged. The
fire rapidly spread to the adjoining
tenements, and the whole six were
destroyed. Except No. 1, the fire de-
partment was promptly on hand and
speedily extinguished the flames. The
residence0f z. A. Kingshury, adioin-
ing on the Bluff street, had q narrow
escape.
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ILLINOIS.
Accident Scientific Association Shoot
ing Scrape at Springfield.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Five children
narrowly escaped being burned to
death last night, in a frame house on
Clinton street. They were all in one
bed, and between it and another, in
which their parents were sleeping,
was a lighted kerosene lamp. The
breezes blew against the light, it took
fire and in a moment communicated
to the clothes on the bed in which
the children were, and they were with
difficulty rescued from their perilous
position. Two of the children were
Severely burned. The father and
mother succeeded in arreSting the
flames.
The annual meeting of the Western
Science Association will take place in
this city on the 9Th and 9th of June.
Among the papers to be read is one
by Prof. Goldsmith, late of Oxford
University, England, and now Pro-
fessOr of History in the Cornell Uui-
versity, New York, entitled, 1.-THE
present political crisis in England,
considered in its bearing on political
SCIENCE"
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May %
YoungH Bancroft who attempted to
shoot a-railroad surveyor for entering
his premises while laying out the line
Of his road was shot dead yester-
day morning by one of the police
who came out to arrest him. He had
fastened himself inio a room armed,
and refused to surrender and had
already driven off cone party; still re-
fusing to yield, Captain Robbins of
the police shot him dead. Bancroft
shoS and wounded a reporter
who came to interview him previous
The surveyor was shot through
the wrist by Bancroft. He had de-
clared that he would never be taken
alive he was about tWenty-three
years old. .-sl4t l81lE
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Mortality Among the Negroes Of the
South.

From the New Orleans Tlmesof Friday.l
A letter in the New York Tribune
gives a deplorable account Of the NOR
tality among negroes in South Caro-
lima. In the city of Charleston il is
shown to be three times greater than
among whites, by the mortuary statis-
tics, and in the country it is estimated
at very nearly the same ratio. Birth
strangled negro babes are said to be
''strewn" by the wayside throughout
the country, thus gotten rid of on ae-
count of the nomadic habits into
which the negroes have degenerated.
The writer indorses the opinion that
nothing will serve TO keep up the
present standard of cotton production
but white labor, and looks forward
TO a gradual but complete emigration
ofall negroes at present in the ATTAIN
tic States, to Louisiana, Texas and
Mississippi.
This picture appears to us slightly
overeOlored, but it is nevertheless
partially correct as regards the ten
denotes of the times. How much
proscriptive legislation has done to-
ward producing such a state of affairs,
buo NOhbucIu peOpiei unIidppiiy lOI
all, either cannot or will not see; but
there is little doubt that the salvation
of the negro race can only be perfected
by the people among whom his lot is
cast and upon whom he must be ut
terry dependent for several genera
tions to come. We suppose it will
take years before the blindness of
Northern fanatieism will awaken to
this truth; meanwhile, the work of
degradation and death, pictured in its
inception by the Tribune 3 correspond
ent, will have made giant strides in
its path of desolation.
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WASHINGTON.
Feulans-I and cuba-Texas and the
Indians, etc.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Govern-
ment dispatches contain nothing late
concerning the Fenian fiaseo, which
is considered a complete failure. Or
ders directing the revenue cutter
Chase into commission to protect the
lakes, have been revoked, and the Ofti-
GERS assigned to other posts, except a
small guard. The squads have been
ordered TO return to the forts in which
they have been located.
1t is stated that the President and
Cabinet have decided that O'Neill
should be held for civil trial for vio-
lating the neutrality act of 1918.
General JOrdan's interview with
Secretary Fish upon Cuban affairs was
very pleasant. The General inn
pressed him with the insurgent
strength and their desirability of re-
cognition by the United States. Ac-
cording to the accounts Ofthe Cubans,
they have organized civil govern
ment and fully believe insuccess. The
Cubans will have another interview
with Secretary Fish.
The Texas Congressman are receiv-
ing pressing calls from the people on
the Northwestern frontier of Texas,
for additional troops to suppress In
dian raids.
The War Department has furnished
extra troops to Gen. Reynolds conn
mand.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill,
having resigned, strong movement
is being made for the appointment OF
Gen. d. Vickers, whose eminent
qualifications and accomplishments
are peculiarly adapted to the position.
The General has very strong indOrse-
ments.
The following is the Treasury poll
CIV for June: The Secretary has Oh
rected the Assistant Treasurer at Neae
York to sell one million in gold Oh
each Wednesday during the month OF
June-the first, third and fifth on ac-
count Of the sinking fund, and the
second and fourth on account of the
special fund; also to purchase two
millions of bonds on the first, third
and fifth Thursdays on account of the
special fund, and one million on the
second and fourth Thursdays on ac-
count of the sinking fund. Aggre-
gate gold sales, 5,0O0, 900; aggregate
purchase of bonds, S, 100000.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Immlgratiaa-G Courts and legislature Bail
road Accidents.

NASHVILLE, May 29.-J. T. Mar
tin, of Tiffin, Ohio, with forty other
gentlemen from Ohio, Who have been
on a prospecting tour through Ten
nessee, left for home to-day. They
are well pleased and their representa-
tiOns will be instrumental in inducing
at least one hundred families to set
tie in Middle Tennessee in the fall.
They think Manchester the finest
manufacturing point in the country.
Both branches of the State Legis-
lature and all the Courts have adj
journed over to Tuesday to enable
members to participate in the deco
ration ceremonies at the National
cemetery, tomorrow.
On Friday night, a western bound
Freight train on the Northwestern
railroad ran off the track near Hallow
Rock. Three cars, including caboOse,
were thrown off the trestle and
smashed up. A gang of bridgmen on
the caboose were all more or less
severely injured. Mr.. Pelway, fore
man of the gang, who resides al
Paducah Junction, was killed instant
lx. having his head broken by the over.
Alarming of the car,