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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14
THE ANERICAN DRIVEN WE'LL.

= H..# F..EN q H.IIH tHTT--.H .r#Ha .H 700.
named WILLIS, y III rslsa Dan - saai ID de
hpase, barn o. any deaiFed place. IN. U..| Do.
Tho water, unlike that from ordinary dug Uslls 10
perfectly pure and ENTIRELY hoo from superficial drain
age, The,e wells give general sAtiHiAotion and arc
pfsforrod 10 all others.
Towa and oauHiy Eiahls nd. Orders hlIsA and IN.
formation furninhed - our once. .tf W.. zoo 8.
MASON a. CAMPDELL, Agents. %.
Ror Maryland Virginia and District Oh Columbia cor
hsF u Seventh ard Streets opposite Post once.
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DRS' Estate Agent nd Aqc, a, 80 Sever
oHAHcERY SALE or yhLuABLR IxPRoyEp
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uads. and - vitae % aceres Of ne ssprvue
cAnso therein depending. between Robsyt A. Parish
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fshdaht. samuel 4. Poagh, IN ths real esAts In s.d
osass ssntionsd, and Beng that taihahis Improved
city q he nofth IS feet q lot no IN pqnare No S1
psar bg gSlsranea IA ne h nd 70 he Of John
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o. doferred psymfnts Y Be lena on tho propefy sd
and pon raIInant q tho whole puruhass dead
w be given. Az sanps and o0nvuyancink II he eost
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bid n 10 John D. hcrHEnsON, Truslas
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Andrew HuthmAoheF, hAEG M aaf R..,,. n, q
Huthmaehef. hs widow, and w. 49, =
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tor II IL ordered that the deiendAntA oAnss their Ep-
pnarAnee % DO entsred horun or before tho st rule
DAY securing forI dAfs afsT this dag OthsrHias tho
oAnss WIN be proeeeded With In case Of default
By the Court True oopg-Irest;
ielt.lt' r. y. MRlGs, olert.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

wlAHNoros, D. o., June 10. ls7O
IrlC. Cool, No. 40 NtAth srsei /! -
H1essa fana- ne ma bottles 81 BALM OF LIFE,
Without u has proved % curative. lnsigoratipg and
refreshing In many vAys that must alHaya have II
athand. Persons may know from me personally hov
greatly have boon benefited By yunf great curative
drHtsiuiS. yn'irs ~, a. MRS " LnwE;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14
ORPHANs' COURT,

ORPhAhsOouRr' n. mr .t,,sv ~ ,s-u
Dis,rSe Of dsl.sbfa HsssAssSioa cssiv. % trtis u
In lho case o. fRtSK Tnia8. Standardization Of Heg
has, with the Appreciation Of the Orphans Court %
Washington county aforesaid, appointed sATURDAY,
ma u The persons, estsis q aid dsoeased
8nd u the alssts m hnnA u R The HAYS been
Sollact9d and turned Into Money! when and Wharo all
Die eretou Ahd heirs Of hAld deceased notified "
9ttsnd With Their elhia pruperJ vyuohed, or theymay
4thurgfns h. lar b eleluded from all henaAt In aid Do
Sesssds saiAte provided eopg y uIa qrdes 30 puh
lahed once Sset fos three weeks IN hs NATIONAL
RepontIcAN previous 70 tho MD DAY. r..
ieiLfu3W Il Eua aE1s t..U Register q Wihs.
fyHANCERY sALK-BY VIitTUK OF A DE.
cree Of The supreme Court Of the District q 20
Ihmbia, made In the oAnse 81 r. J. rlanlRg "a a.
nutts 81 al, No lo equity docket 10. and dated June
p,f167Q. W ptl Oner At ancti0n. on TUkADAH, the
Ian dy "a July, on the promises, AZ O'Clock p M,
Skdisissa u psTt ef slairs No ~ with iinpro,o.
fHiSRRSToitY DWki,i.Iyd, siih frant a patent
lricf, hnished In god ltJip Ind supplied Win the
nodsrn oonSanlenos., frontlaE On Grant street. b.
Terms Of Sale One third on the purchase mopsJ %
10 pald IN cash md the retidne m two equal install
rentl At and nmonthn, Win interest," 10 BE- socarud
10 approved ndtaa and re,errod len The terms OF
ale must b egmPlisd with In one week ateT sais IN
dsfnnlt d which The ptopgu may - rerod y the rk
md cost o. the hrst gprohAsen Stamps and convey
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For Sale or Rent.


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thotuIghy repared and WI be onered ios ale rent
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New Advertisements.

LVANTED-Two FIRST GLASS -RARBERs
w Apply 10 ROBERT FRANCIS,
No. 12o2 Ponnsylyania Avenue,
ielNM eoFnor N TWalfth atFGet.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

WEBRR's aERnIANIA BAND. es.g
Furnishes pasle Tor Al OCCASIONS Qrds. ", a nv
HoaideDoa 72h Seventh street east botNeen and ],
Nav Yard "a Mst1erottso J, y. Kills Music Store,
81 M BhAlhald. confootioner, win most with prompt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

GLYnIONT PAVILION, MD.
MOO ~ % U.IN
This delightful summer Resort, on tho Potomac
river, 9amno, from WaGhinaton,ls now open for Xxx
DURsIONs, PIC-N1Os, 4e. Private parties can take
lhs stsamor O. p. SMITH daily for olJmont at 10 q
M, ~ 80 eeRts round trip
Giylnoni hss been greatly Improved, and Il nov tho
hnust summon Resort In thB country. Meals and Re
lresl.msnla SAn DO had At ulgmout At city proeA
Ferrous uishinG 70 spend AdpliGhuu dAy, away FROM
Tho city, can do 90 now By visiting GlymonI
sHaF ~ JOSEPH II, sHAFFIRLD.
lnyaI.Im ' Proprietor.
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
From the N. Y. Sun (IEdpendent Ropub)
THERE'S RICHNESS FOR YOU"
The Presidents Care for His Relations Ibis
Wfe's Third Cousins.

Under that shameful system of personal
and family government with Gen. Grant has
established. the relatives Of the President, OF
whatever degree, enjoy unusual privileges in
respect of honors, salaries, and fees. The
extraordinary number and variety of these
connections have induced us to make the at
tempt to present in the form of a kind OF
Court Register Il list of these fortunate per-
sons, and of the offices and distinctions which
they respectively enjoy. The compilation OF
this list has cost us some labor; and we are
we'll aware that, after all, many cousins and
second cousins who hold Office are not in
Guided; for, strange to say, this kind o.
Presidential benevolencc does not seek pub
licity. But if any cousin or brotherin- law
whom we have omitted or whom we have
not accurately described will kindly inform
us, we will give him his due place and hi
proper title in Il corrected catalogue of the
ruling family:
the United States.
III. Jesse Root Grant, Presidents father,
Postmaster at Covington, Ky.
III. Frederick Dent Grant, Presidents son
Cadet at West Point.
" Orvil l.. Giant, Presidents brother
partner with the Collector of the Port q
Chicago.
V. Frederick I. Dent, Presidents father.
in-law Claimant of Lands at Carondelet
Mo.-euchred by Wilson, Commissioner o
the Land Office.
vi. Rev. M. J. Cramer, Presidents broth
er-in-law, Minister to Denmark.
VII. Abel Rathborne Corbin, President
brother-in-law, negotiator of gold and rea
estate speculations with James Fisk, Jr., anC
Jay Gould.
VIII. Brevet Brig. Gen. F. T. Dent, Presi
dents brother-in-law chief usher at the Exc
cutive Mansion.
TX. Judge Louis Dent, Presidents broth
erin law, Counsel for Claimants before thu
President. Fees estimated at $40, 900 a year
X. George w. Dent, Presidents brother
n-law, Appraiser of Customs, San Francisco
XII. John Dent, Presidents brotherin-law
only Indian Trader for New Mexico, unde
Indian Bureau; place worth 800, 900 year
XII. Alexander Sharpe, Presidents broth
er-in-law, Marshal of the District of Colum
bia.
XIII. James f. Casey, Presidents broth
er-in-law, Collector of the Port OF New Or
leans; place worth $4,000 year.
XIV James Longstreet. Presidents broth
er-in-law's cousin Surveyor of the Port o
New Orleans
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
LOCAL ITEM s, 20.


SHORT CAKE. There are seven days to the
week, and about the same number to the strong.
Christmas comes on the 18th of December this
yeUr...,.." fhe wicked stand on slippery places
which il moro than we can do This is an old joke
bAt q good one, and claim to have used it first
This Nnter....I gu can't most always sometimes
tell scarcely, IS the way they express doubt out
Hose of navigation: the watering trough
~ frozen er......Lots Of sleighs out Wednesday.
Now the swallows are returning as the sick
passenger said when unloading his last meal.
Brooks keeps ears bobbin......The great beauty
of Il donkey, lays in his delicate ear; ii resembles a
-board....Clts are thoughtful creatures-thev
news great deal THE chief amusement Of the
rrussau soldiers this winter, is Staying pares....
Motto for the cash system: 1--WE take no note of
time"-Motto for the credit system: " Charge,
Chester, charge 1.-The sun will continue to rise
IN !he cast till further notice.
the second lecture Of the course delivered
he u. T, Whippie, Of Boston, last Friday evening
ana WAS attended by large audience. His subject
was "LOating and Laboring," and the lecture show.
ed great thought and study the part Of the speak
pr. Neither his manner nor delivery was so pleas
Ing as that of Mr. Parsons and probably the lecture
did not please the majority of the listeners rs well
Il, that on Columbus. 1t listened to with great
attention, and occupied All hour and a half in its
delivery The third entertainment will be Il poem
hy John q. Sake, entitled "Iankee Land on the
1911 of Ibis month
1t is one hundred years since the settlement OF
Belfast and our citizens propose to take suitable
notice Of the occasion A committee chosen at a
recent meeting has correspondent with Hon. Joseph
Williamson, who has consented to deliver an nd.
dress on the 2is 22d inst to which other ammo.
priate exercises will he added Mr. Williamson
has given to the history Of this locality great dnal
Of thought, labor and patient investigation and
from the abundant records and memorando in b;s
possession will be able to give most interesting
account of the early inhabitants, who they were
and through what labors and sacrifices they pre-.
pared homes and comforts for those who came af
ter them.
Simonton, Bros. a Co., make very rich and at
traetiye display of winter goods. live them call
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08

The report Of the IIosford trial, of which
we publish Il pretty full report to-day, will
be read with interest 1t is one of the most
curious chapters of the criminal history OF
the country. The extraordinary theory of
the defence, that man, armed with knife
and pistol may conceal himself under the
bed OF an uniaithful wife, h1owtng her TO be
SO, and by the sight Of that which he expect
ed to see, experience five minutes insanity,
kill man, and be excused by the verdict ola
jury-that theory, we are happy to say, is
overturned by the finding of the Jury in this
case, Such q theory, carried into practice,
is to give license to rutfianism and murder,
that will find provocation wherever it is
sought for. The twelve men who constitut-
ed the Augusta jury deserve the thanks OF
the whole community
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08

A HOME TRUTH. Gen. Garfield, who was
under Rosecrans and Thomas Chief Of Staff
of the Army Of the Cumberland, and who is
now radical member of Congress from
Ohio delivered the grafton before the reunion
of that army at Cleveland last week We
find in the published report the following
paragraph respecting the lamented Thomas
While grateful to his country for the honor it con
ferred upon HIM, and while cherishing all expires
sions OF affection on the part of his friends-he
would not accept the smallest token of regard, in
the form Of gift.
This was telling home shot at Grant, who
has been made a millionaire by the accept
ance Of gifts of mon and other property
from those who desi, ed and have received
office at his hands, and from the rich men and
ring monopolsts who sought and obtained
the use of his administration to further their
selfish purposes and rob the people.
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
NV. Silas Hudson, Presidents own.cousin

XIV. Silas Hudson, Presidents wn.cousin
Minister to Guatemala.
WI. George X. Leet, Presidents brother
in-law's cousin, Public Stores, New York
| place worth 100000 year.
XVII. Orlando Ii. Ross, Presidents own
cousin, Clerk in the Third Auditors Office,
Washington.
brothcr-in-law's third cousin, Clerk in the
Registers office, Treasury Department
| Washington.
XIX. J. +. Simpson, Presidents own
cousin, Second Lieutenant Twenty-tifth In
fantry.
Xxx. John Simpson, Presidents own cous-
in, Second Lieutenant, Fourth Artillery.
XXI. George B. johnson, Presidents
mothers second cousin, Assessor of Internal
Revenue. Third District, Ohio.
Xxi. B. L. Wymans, Presidents cousins
husband, Postmaster at Newport Ky.
NXIII. Miss Z. A. Magruder, Presidents
brother in laws second cousin, Clerk in Gen
Spinner's office. Treasury Department.
And now what do the American people
think Of the facts we have Just laid before
them Is this what they expected when they
! chose Cen Grant to be their President We
know that il is not what we expected when
we advocated his election; and if we had
supposed it possible, we would sooner have
burned Oft our right hand than ask any citi-
zen to vote for him.
Were there anything in the facts charged
upon Andrew johnson in his Impeachment
to compare il real criminality with the base
and degrading and dangerous action of
President Grant in giving Office to his rela-
tives
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
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DIED.
Obituary totjces, 3eyod the late, ame ana nsu.
be paid for,

Obituary 'otices, osyoad date, ame ana age mast
be paid for.
In Appleton, Nov 4th Robert, of the late Dea
William Linneken, aged 63 years months
his name Will not be missed from the roll OF fame, al
though but few die whose merely personal withdrawal
makes more conspicuous gap in the community in
~ 1907 four after the incorporation of that town
In 1910 his parents moved to Appleton in this
Robert being at that time three years Of Here he
spent his boyhood, grew to manhood, established him
self on his fathers farm of which he at length took the
entire charge. tie married and reared family of eight
children having left his door, than ten
days at time during his life. His widow and six child
AS husband and father he was uniformly, kind, af
fectionate and faithful. Firm III his religious
yIctons it was his earnest desire that his children should
cherish in their hearts and illustrate In their lives the
faith that "Works by love-" His letters seldom
wanting in tender paterna counsel to them this effect
Though he made public profession of Religion, he
not stranger with peace and practical power To
one OF his daughters who asked him during his last sick
if there was anything she could do to make him
more comfortable, he replied Nothing in this life my
child; but there will be comfort and rest for
Heaven. DON'T mourn for me when am gone but re-
member the counsels have given you and the ns.ruc
lions which from the lips and example Of an affeconate
mother We're instilled into your childhood" Though
his faith enabled him to be OF good cheer and did not
fail hun to the last
ton, he well read in listory,{for which he had
peculiar tondness and good memory. lie a good
appreciated his political privileges and responsibility.
For the space of fortytwo years the whole period Of
absent the electoral polls
but lie loved his country. In 1864 he gave his
son, whom he had been looking to comfort and
help In his old age sacrifice the National Union
He good neighbor and friend, man of singular
probty and honesty, of which numerous striking exam
Piles might be given The whole town misses and mourns
him. He was good man, The memory Of the right
eous Is blessed"
On the hill side over looking the home of this youth
with son, daughter, and parents by his SIDE he
peace.
''Blessed the dead. who die the Lord-for they
rest from their abors and their works do follow them.
In North Union Aug. 18th Miss Julia A. Fossett, aged
% years, IL months and IS days.
She sleeps beneath her native earth,
And near the spot that gave her BIRTH
Her youthful feet trod flowers that bloom
In beauty DER her early tomb
She rests beneath her native earth
With grateful hearts We'll sing her worth;
He gentle ways shall ever dwell
In hearts that knew and loved her we'll
And oft we'll lit the fearful eyes,
To hear her calling from the skies
Oh, how could we her absence bear,
But that wo hope to meet her there.
In Thorndke, July 81, Allison p. Ward son of WIN
Ward, Jr, aged 90 years months.
In Thorndike, Nov. 80, of consumption Marcian w
McManus, aged 81.
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

Our citizens and the public generally will be gratded
to learn that arrangement has been made by which
regular trains will be upon railroad We have
not got rights under the lease but have probably
realized the nearest approach to them that possible at
this time With the very full and explicit declaration
made in the tender that rights shall not be in any
manner adversely affected by acceptance OF the oei
made with the provisions and declarations in the vote
Of directors and all of these sustained the opinion
of solicitor and the eminent legal gentlemen in the
board, it is scarcely possible that peril anything By
the course taken
The suspicion the part of people that a snare
might be lurking under the entcements of this offer,
natural in view of the history Of railroad lease
but 1t is gratifying to this small approach to
better condition of things 1t pretty certain think
that if incur unseen peril by this course it will
eventually lead to better understanding between the
Companies and to final adjustment of disputes. LIE;
hope for the best but at the same time sleep aoh our
drnlor
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08

This is the thorough blood purifier yet discover
ed and all humorS from the worst Scrornld to
common Eruption. Pmples and Biotches on the (uce
and sc0iy rough skin which such annoying blem
shes many young persons yield to the OF few
bottles of this wonderful medicine. From to eight
bottles Salt Rheum Erysipelas, Scdld Head Einy
Horns. Bolts, Scaly RrupionS, Of the skin, ScrotuId
sores, Ulcers and Cdnker' in the Mouth and Stomach.
1t is pure medicinal extract of native roots and plants
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties which God has nstiled into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick 1t is great restorer for
the strength and vigor OF the system. Those who
anguid ecpless have nervous dpprehensions fears
any of the affections symptomatc of geukness, will
find convincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial. If you feel dull dr0wsy de6iHtated and despoad
emit have frequent Headache mouth tastes badly In the
mon ming, irregular appetite and tongue coated you are
suffering from Torpid Lrer or "Biit0usness" In many
cases of Lirer Complaint" only part of these symp
toms are experienced As remedy for all such cases
Dr. Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery has no equal
effects perfect leaving the liver strengthened and
healthy. For the of Habitua Constipation the
Bowels it is never failing remedy, and those who have
used Tor this purpose are loud in its praise In Bron
cidt, Throat and Lung Disease 1t has produced many
truly remarkable cures, where other medicines had fail
ed Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. Prepared Mt
the Chemical Laboratory of
3moslt X. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo N. J.
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
Mortgagee's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby gives notice, accord
Ing to the form of the statute in such made and
provided that on the 10Th day of July A. D. 1885, limo
date recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds Book9s
1885, conveyed to him the undersigned certain parcel OF
land situate in said Belfast, being the
pied by said Thompson as homestead, particular de-
scrpon of which may be found in the record of deeds
from Samuel A. Howes the undersigned In The Regis
try aforesaid, Book l04 page 232.
The condition of sad mortgage has boon broken by
the of the notes therein described by
whereof the undersigned claims foreclosure of said
mortgage. s. 8. LEWIS.
Belfast, Dec l, 1870. 3W22
The Republican journal., 1870-12-08
Commissioners Notice to Creditors.

WYE HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
w Judge of Probate for the County of Waldo to re-
ceve and examine the claims of the Creditors of Amasa
b. Clark late of Troy, In said County, deceased whose
estate is represented insolvent, igve notice that
months commencing the eighth day OF November 1870,
been allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and that will attend the service assigned
US at the dwelling house OF James Cotton In Troy, on
Monday the ninth day of January 1871, and also on
Monday the eighth day May 1871, from one O'Clock to
four o'clock in the afternoon of each day.
JAMES COTTON,
GEORGE II. CARTER.
Dated at Troy, this 9TH day of December 1870 3wa2