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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-01
THE MURDER CAS-. AT AUGUSTA.

The trial of Edwin II. Roswell, the Au
gusta painter, for the murder Of John b.
Latin the Halowell barber, on the 18th OF
September last, commenced in Augusta, be-
fore Judge Walton, Monday afternoon. At
tornev General Reed. assisted by County At
torney Whitehouse, conducts the prosecution,
while the prisoner is defended by f. F.
Pillsbury and ARENAS Libby, Esq, Of Au-
gusta. The court room was crowded.
The circumstances OF the murder are fresh
in the minds of our readers. Hoswell and
his wife lived unhappily together, and had
separated-Mr II. living alone at Halo
we'll and carrying on the millinery business.
Hoswell became Jealous of his wife, and
logged her steps from time to time. On the
evening of the murder he went to Hallowell
and probably watched around the house in
which his wife lived, when he saw the bar
Der coming out In a moment he drew a
knife, and inflicted the wound from which
Laflin died in very short time.
1t is understood that the defence is to be
momentary insanity, cused BY the sight OF
Latin coming from his wifes private room.
Only once before in the case of Lawrence at
Bangor, has the defence of insanity in a case
of murder, been made in the courts of Maine
and this is the first time that it has been set
up in defence OF q man who kills the suppos-
ed ViolatoT OF his domestic relations. How
the defence which availed SicAles, will sue
coed in Maine, remains to be seen.
Nothing was done in the afternoon except
to impanel a jury-two hours being occupied
Iii this work. The government peremptorily
challenged one juror and the defence eleven,
Eight were set aside by this court, for having
formed an opinion as to the prisoners guilt
OF innocence, and one was disqualified by
saving conscientious scrupples against con
yicting a person Of crime punishable with
death.
The jury impanelled is rs follows Cor
ham A. Chandler. Harrison Hanson, Oliver
Is, Edwards, Abisha Is. Fletcher, Isaiah
Robbins. Enoch X. Leach, Wilson NJ. Hat
tins, John NJ Plummer, Hannibal }. Drake,
Nathan kimbalI, Harrison Hammond, John
Barrows. John Barrows was appointed
foreman by the court,
This morning the jury, under the charge
of an officer, were to proceed to HalloWel
and view the scene Of the alleged murder
after which the case was to be opened to
them by County Attorney Whitehouse OF Au
gusta Fifty-cight witnesses have been sum
moned by the prosecution and nearly as
many by the defence. The case will occupy
nearly the whole week. Lewiston Journa
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IF YOU HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA, Headache
Dizziness, Costiveness, Piles, Oppression after
Eating, Sour Rising, any Indigestion or Bilious
ness, If YOU do not thank us after using DR.. Harri
sons Peristatic Lozenges, we will forfeit the price
of the box Also warranted to cure every kind of
Piles For sale at No. l, fremont Temple, Boston
bv f. A. Harrison's & Co., Proprietors, and by
all Druggists. Mailed for go cents. 2molG
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have fire.
quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated you are suffering from Torpid
Liver or "Billiousness," and nothing will cure you
speedily and permanently as DR.. pierces Alt.
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also cures
strengthening and purifying the whole system.
Remember that DR.. Pierce's private IT, S. Govern
ment Revenue Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait,
name and address, is upon every bottle of the Gen
uine Sold by druggists.
Bad enough to look and feel bad yourself; but no
excuse for having your horse look and feel badly,
when for Il small sum you can buy "Sherdan's
Cavalry Condition Powders, which given in grain
two or three times week, will make him look and
feel well.
AFRICAN WINES. 1t is not generally known
that Cape Colony produces the most delicious
wines grown on the face OF the earth. A cargo re-
ceived as Il remittance by our neighbors DIR. j. &.
Aver a. Co contains several varieties raised there
among which the Constancia commands the high
est price of any wine in the world. Almost the
tire crop of it is consumed in the palaces of Europe
this rare exception being sent to them in exchange
FOR their medicines which have long been the sta
pIe remedies Of South Africa. Boston journal.
lmo2i
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DR. SCRENCK ADVISES CONSC KPIII~ES TO
GO To ELORIDA II UINTER.

A1rxc far the Ia thiry-fye wears dryoed my whole
time and attention TO the study of lung diseases and
snnnnu | that unierstaIH fully that
oIIt to be pursued to restore "A toeraiy
lungs healthy undncsS The nrat and most in
uortant to avoid takin. cold and
he t Of all places on this continent for TIN. purpose in
winter is Florida well dow IN the state here the tenn
nrr is regular ami not subject 10 such variations as in
more northern latutes. Iaatka Is a point can
mend 4 GOOD hotel kept there BY reirrnan Last
diseased but Who under the healing influence eli
mate and my medicines were getting we'll
one hundred miles farmer dawn The river il uoint which
Womb rc.r tn rastkl a. me- Tenn rrarr il more even
and the air dry and bgacng Mellon lille and Enterprise
are located there I should rive decided preference
M.llonyl!lr il IS Two miles from river or lake
seems almost impvs,. T., take cold ther. The
Florida might better and bat ents complain
that is good gn as ii n,cates Appetite
and when thls the case they generally increase esh
am! then the lungs must heal.
Jacksonville IIbe rIla Green Cove and many other
places in various paris uf Florida be safely
inculcd . NV for saying
are patients cold there than
where there is less even temperature and il
ceSs;rv saw that where c0nstnptiye person
himself frequent colds he is die shortly
therefore my advice 60 well down into the state, out
Of the reach of prevailing east winds and foEs. jackson
Vile almost other the localities have named,
will benefit those who troubled with torpid liver
dsOrdcrei stomach bowels throat cough;
hut, for those whose lungs diseased more southern
point is earnestly recommended
For titteeu years prior 1867 professionally in
New York, Boston, baltimore, and lhiladelpha every
week, where and examned nv erage i've hun
dred patients week pat tice 50 eAttalNt eoItn3
fullr hence caution in regard
srhnmrf runoniiS Trr Ssewts1 rone aid Manilabe
rms ana YET dc II he dota ll ~ od taklts t4u
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-01
A ROW IN ALABAMA.

The Governor and Treasurer OF Alabama, FIJI
day night obtained an injunction from the supreme
court, restraining the presiding office OF the Senate
from counting the votes for Governor and Ireaslf-
en- Accordingly the two houses met in Joint con-
venton and the votes of other officers were count
ed with the following result: For Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Z. IL Moren, 43,1 majority; Secretary OF
State j. J. Parker, 44l9 majority; Attorney Cen
eral, j. w. A. Sanford, 1923 majority; all Demo-
Gratis. The President announced these gentlemen
legally elected, and Senator Mobrey then o1ered Il
resolution that t. H. Moren De sworn IN as Ileteli-
ant Governor and be invited TO preside over the
Joint convention the legal presiding officer OF the
Senate. Mr.. Barr, the presiding officer OF the Sen
ate pro tenn, announced the resolution OUT OF fdef
and asked the Senate to retire to its chamber,
which it did, and Immediately adjourned Mr.
Moren, in the meantime, was sworn III as lAleutei,
ant Governor by Judge Stafford, and was escorted
to the Speakers chair. He announced that ne was
ready TO proceed to business as presiding officer OF
the Joint convention, and proceeded TO coun | Inc
vote for Governor and Treasurer, which resulted
in 1929 majority for Lindsay. Democrat and about
$500 for Grant, Democrat, Lindsay took the oath
of office and the State for time will probably have
two Governors. The Senate will recognize Smith
and the House Lindsay.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. IS.
The city is full of excitement and the wheels OF
the State government are entirely blocked Smltn
and Bingham still claim to be Governor and Treas
urer respectively, and each retains possession of
his office. Smith has obtained Il number OF troops
from the commanding officer here and they are
posted in front OF the Executive Nooh an" ,l'e
Treasnrer's Office.
This morning the Senate met and Immediately
adjourned until tomorrow.
in the House, the presence of 4. 5. soldiers in
the capital was denounced and resolutions were
passed that a committee Of six, three from the Sen
ate and three from the House, I've appointed to as
certain without delay upon whose application and
for what purpose military force was quartered in
the capital, and that the General Assembly will de-
sist from all further proceedings until the report OF
the committee is received and acted upon. Only
two Republicans voted against this action. The
Board Of Education has also suspended business
for the present.
| Many Republicans denounce the action of Gov
Smith as a high handed usurpation and grand in
| dignaton meeting of all parties opposed to this
| proceeding will be held tonight. and will be ad-
| dressed by many speakers who supported Gov
| Smith in the late election
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other day to serve term OF seventeen years
for highway robbery; and it would be alb
surd to say that Postmaster Jones does not
deserve to be retained after putting the whole
machinery of the Post Office into the service
of his party for several days before the cleo
ton, to the neglect, of course, Of its proper
business. But there is one thing that Grant
and the Radical managers have made up
their minds about-that the Empire State is
hopelessly lost to the party that tried to re
cover it with bayonets.
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1872.
1t is tolerably certain to most minds in
New York that Grant will be renominated in
1872, despite the sharp censures lately visited
upon HIM by leading journals OF his own
party. To the same minds it is equally cer-
tain that the people will not reflect him,
however desperately he may strive to force
them up to the work. He has laid up no
capital, except what he got in the way OF
presents, since he has become host of the
White House, but he has managed to lose
great deal of that which served him i'll the
last campaign. Since the great triumphs OF
the Democracy all over the country, people 5
thoughts hereabouts have turned to speculat-
ing upon the Democratic. ticket for 1872, and
the general conclusion appears to be that
GOV. Hoffman will have the first place, and
some prominent Western Democrat-Hen-
bricks, if he will take 1.-THE second. 1t is
believed that Hoffman and Hendricks, stand
ing on live platform, would sweep every
State carried by the Democracy this year,
and probably some still held by the Radicals
at any rate, that they would get q majority
of the electoral votes. ct course there is no
telling what may turn up before the Nationa!
Convention meets, but the general opinion
now is that Hoffman will lead the Presiden-
tial ticket in 1872, and be elected.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-01

This is tho most thorough blood purifier yet dscova
ed, and cures all huors from the worst ScrofUio to
common Eruption. Pimpses and Blotcles on the yuce
and scdy rough skim which such annoying blem
ishcs many young persons yield to the OF few
bottles Of this wonderful medicine. From to eighi
bottles Salt Rheum Erysipeias. ScdM Head Ming
Worms: BoHs Scaly Esupo"s, Of the Skin, ScTo'S!u
sores, Ulcers and CaREer' in the Mouth and Stomach.
1t pure medicinal extract of native roots and plants
combining harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties, which God has insed into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick 1t great restorer for
the strength and vigor OF the system. Those who
langud seepless have nervous dpprhensiOns fears
any of the affections symptomatc of ceaknsss, wni
find convincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial: II you feel d4u drowsy deoHtned and despond-
emit have frequent Headache mouth tastes badlu In the
morning, irregular appetite and tongue coated you are
suffering from Torpid Lsper "Bilos4sness" In many
of Lrer Complaint' only part OF these syIup
toms are experienced As remedy for all such case.
Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery has no equal -
effects perfect cures leaving the liver and
healthy For the euro of Habitual Constipation Of the
Bowels 1t is never failing remedy and those who
used 1t tor this purpose are loud In Its praise In Bro"
chfdt Throat and Lung Disease 1t has produced many
truly remarkable cures where other medicines had tall
ed Sold BY druggists per bottle. Prepared At
the Chemical Laboratory of
3moSl4 Il. V. PIERCE, n. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
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MARRIED..

In Morrill,, Thanksgiving eve, Nov a by David Nash
Esq, Charles II. Rowe of Montyil!e to Mrs. Martha
A. Haskell, of Morrill,.
In West Winterport, Nov. Y, by Gilbert L. Curtis
Esq. Mr.. Charles s. Morrill,, to Miss Carrie l.. Low,
both of Monroe.
In Camden, Mr. Fred D. Aldus, to Miss Carrie L.
Bramhall Also, Mr.. Ezra II. Bramhall, to Miss Emma
E. Swan, all of Camden
In Rockport Village, Mr.. William d. Carleton to Miss
Emma l.. McI4anc.
In Camden, Mr George W. Bea to Miss Ellen Rich
In Camden, MI David Green to Miss Edith Easton,
both of Camden.
In Rockport Mr. Herbert H. Shepherd to Miss Emma
j. Hardness.
In West Camden, Mr.. Osgood II. Blake to Miss NJ A.
Young, both of Camden. Mr.. Osgood s. Colling OF
Union and Miss Ella f. Blackington Of Camden.
In Bangor Nov 26th at the residence Of General S.
F. Hersey Fred Davis of Chicago, to Fannie Wilson OF
Bangor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-01
The Republican Party on the Road to Ruin

From the N, Y. Herald Gen. Grants New York organ
Nov. L.
The attention Of the leaders and managers
OF the Republican party, including Gen.
Grant, cannot be too closely given to the fol-
lowing exhibit of the division of the States
between the two parties, as indicated in the
results of this years or the latest State cleo
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-12-01
SHIP AZ Il w 5
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
NOV. IT. Sch Banner, Mcfarland, Boston,
2G. Sch Morning Star, Sylvester. do.
q. Schs Earl, kurguson, Boston; Empire Fur
guson, do; Loretto FISH do; Julia, King
So. West HarboT.
p. Brig Emily, Brown, Bucksport
SAILED,
Nov. n Brig III. II. McCilvery Stubs, Bucksport.!
3. Schs Gen. Meade, Cunningham, Boston;
Abby Gale Ryan, do Evelinc, Dutch
Savannah.
" 30. Sch Orion, Osborn, New York.
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HZZR A LECTURE

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4 Lecture on the Nature, Ire atment & Radical
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ary Emissions. Sexual Debility, and Impediments to
sy and Fits Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting
from Self Abuse &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVEkWELL,
Nj. d., Author OF the "Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves his experience that the awful
consequences of Self may be eectualy removed
without medicines, and without dangerous surgical
operations, bougies, instruments. rings, cordals,
pointing mode of at certain and eIectua
by which every sufferer matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheapy, privately. and rad
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Sent under SEAL to any address, in plain sealed en-
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Also, Dr. Culverwes Marriage Guide" price 81 cents.
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