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, 1870-05-03

SENATE

PETITIONS, Etc, REPoK1KD on ADVERSELY,
WASHINGTON, May 2-Mr. WILSON, from a..
Military Committee, reported adversely . :.
1enGs HnrS e. spnseSts the further eons;d
retired amy officers, praying to be s.tl ed iii
salaries; memorial By the Universal Peace Soeirtv
aeainst the increase of the number OF ca+e:a ia
better projection Of tic frontier Of Tcxas: pst1.
uons for abo1ishingt the Military Academy.
TIE kWL1E5 TESTIMONIAL.
Ae alSo reported taVprahlJ the House tou.t reso-
luton for Pay 81 one yeaIs RalsE Tor T., bencn:
q the family Of the late Genera aE..as, Plae 4
On the calendar.
The Committee on Claims and Pensia. n ,-e + d
adversely % numerous applications ic7 fea:.-
LAND TA1E!IT AWARDED
recting the Secretary Of the Interior to issue q
patent to the Indiana Jearly meeting Of the Society
Of Friends, for certain lands Ii the Shawnee reset
Walton Passed.
Mr. MORRILL,, of n. n, offered resolnuon s1
directing The On Ptsnss e., 70 aIS IaTs ~
Be- retained for Inc use OF the United States IN al
. B11IS INTRODUCED.
Bills were Introduced and referred:
NJ NJ HoWEE3tenti9g The tine 4na, for nr sSs con
70 s1S1.S ,ne Wcst !. end ID Of IL Lake Superior:
b Nj. POOI-To enforce the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the Onlsed
BY afr- ROSS-To reimburse Kanaas for equip
ping and provisioning miitia forces to aid In Sup
pressing the rebellion.
The calendar Was proceeded with, the mt bil
being to pay loyal citizens IN the late Rebel States
for taking the eensus in the year 1861
Mr. SUMNER insisted upon M amendment re-
autr1pg each claimant to take the frOn-clad oath-
After discussion, the bill was laid aside-
THE RAILROAD HILLS PASSED.
.1,1I1t tct t7,oEa a71f&d dnfrjanrRS
, 1870-05-03

!:out s:sp,coo = prisoners were all quiet, and
10 trouble was~ ....
PEoslt, NJ. -. ..a., +tss morning fire broke
cGt t. he ~. sHr fst.Gsy cs A. Pohiar Il Co.,
Wnt,r el.r.- kitK;ts .tI;1dinR the water Horks,
the c;ccl Was tu,a!lr destroyed by fire and water.
Tbs les Is eallnnt4 It various ngurcs Insured
eacl, The eu:,n.s14 "a: owned by n. Il Ogden,
{, '4;eayo, a,.c .ranrt for s, 600 in the North
Ant IN. TIE o1.l:ss, Of the fire ds regarded as
:.tft:-r s.s,tc'"--.:-
uEr@:3i il. Acy al fire In Lapcct, carly Satnr-
..cv usruins. :es4oyed Haft's block Of seven
.:nrcs, anil ns!2lboring buildings Loss over
SIN Etsl
, 1870-05-03

aud not niesit- We furnish abstracts aud decd to
ruEchasszs On making TIC hEst PAYMENT With9ut *
IN value the coming sca.on; trv er located near street
carr and depot Over 80 apIe trees a1p sek oat. and
streets already made on our Properly,
We take plea1ure in showing up the property, CAL
and learn PaEtienllats and re psts At OUT otfee
evenings.
, 1870-05-03

Territorial lawaof Wyoming, under which The
present oo1rts Of the Territory assume jurisdiction
TO appoint Receiver Of the Union Pacific Rai]::
road In the uuit Of Jas n. Davis for ties furnished
the ro1d- This action was In consequence Of ill.,
formation from Cheyenne, that Judge Howe
pay the sum demanded, deposit IN court IS o0o,
coo a. security: for any judgment Davis may
render The company won't make the .ds-
Davis. and II they did, such proceedings could NOT
be legal till Judgment was first obtained In The
usua1 form, snd have given orders to stop the
rnning OF the rc1d II the Court shall TT to put
Receiver IN possession
, 1870-05-03

rrizes paid IN gold. Information furnished. The
bEhees rates paid for po1hloons and Al kinds Of geld
and silver. TAYLOR CO, Ba1kctA
tx W1Itst NfYr Yfrt
, 1870-05-03

Mr. Wagner offered a resolution, this morning,
that the convention adjourn sins die on Thursday.
the 18th tns The resolution, without action, was
sent to the Schedule Committee. It Is, therefore,
evident that the members do not yet feel willing
to decide when the final adjournment shall take
place. Unless they make better progress than to-
day, it Is safe to predict that the time for adtourn-
ment will be away beyond that named In the reso
Int
, 1870-05-03

CHICAGO COUNCIL No. 4. r. b 8. 81 H., Regnla,
Conclave, tIs Wednesday eFcuins at IN o'clock, fol
business and work Visitors cordially invited to me
With us. Per order Of tho 7. L G. IL.
f. NJ TUCKER, Recorder.
, 1870-05-03

Section Has considered.
Mr. CODY moved to insert after the word aper
E0nal,' in the second line, the words, "nud uset
for public highways other than railroads.
Adopted.
DThe section vas then adopted as follows:
= SECTION 1. The property Of the Stale, counties
and other municipal Corporations, both real ans
personal. and 1and used for public highways othel
than railways, not owned ty private corporations
aud such other property as may be used exciu
sive3r for agricultural and horticultural societies
for school, religious, cemetery, and charitable pur
posea, may be exempted from taxation, but suct
exemption shall be only BY general laW.
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION,

Tho copaftnezahip heretofore exEstns under the ds1
Of SIMPSON Z HALLOWHLi ID this day dissolved bT
mutual consent An unsettled btsins will be attended
to at 20 south Canalst By J. c. Simpson. who wEI
continue In the buhnesa.
J. g. SIMPSON,
Aarrh T. f3.n r. u HATYnWFTL
, 1870-05-03
WISCONSIN,
Mysterious Dcath-CouFt Matters
Prayers for Rain.

Special Deepatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Mnr a.-Yesterday the body Of
an old man named uall1han, whose Niic and
children lived apart from him, was found In the
honse, where he lived alone, dead in his bed, his
nails c1enched In his hands, and blood oztnR from
his mouth. 1t Is believed that his death was
caused b5 apoplexy, and that he had been dead
since Friday.
The Supreme Court met to-day, announced q
number Of decisions, md adjourned for the term.
Yesterday and to-day were very warm. The
mercury Vas asj high as S. above zero In the
shade.
There were prayers tn some Of the churches,
YESTERDAY for rain
, 1870-05-03
CANADA.

Sinking OF the Steamer Qucbcc-1'Fo
Lives Lost
QUEBEC, 11ay e-Tne steamship Germany ran
Into the steamship City OF Quebec Oh Grccn !sano
yesterday The latter steamer sank IN deep "lte1
half an hour afterward The third engineer anu
passenger we're fost
, 1870-05-03

been decided by this acttou that gentlemen o. nis
own views Of this matter must vote for What y ,hey
do not Ike In order to vote fos Nnat laey ~ uAe
The entire article, except thEHst secCour "as VI"
ferat1 tn lie on the table.
, 1870-05-03
COPARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed copartuer.
ship under the firm name Of BAICHELLER BEN
TON. to do GGneEai lunbcs business otice and yazd.
ord-et Downtown otlicc: No =. South Natcrat+ Ro
!. up staiE8. WERSTER BATCHELLER.
GEO. g. BENTON.
, 1870-05-03

The copartuesrhEp Heretofore exciting under the
Of coon, PACKARD : CO IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent Mr E. Moose, Jf. having purchaser
the interest Of Ar PACKARD the business win b. eentin
counts q the ata i'm aduztod tho Cd stand. 1t
South n WAtcr-st- a. COON.
H. h PACKARD.
Chica8p May = 1S:n z. WOOEE ,jn
, 1870-05-03
New YORK prv Goods Market.

NEW IoRk, May 2.-The drJ goods market was
quet ana little depressed on some styles 81 cot
ton fabrics. Indian Orchard brown gooua arg
fruni az to DC: w TO 1Uc; &C to lie; G 70 12c:
4 70 Ike; do double weight heavy sheeang.
to 16c, and pemberton G coltonaIes from 2lH
IN CNc
, 1870-05-03

ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS!
Regular Conclarc Of APOLLO C0MMANDERY No.
IA IN fhis Tuesday evening" nt O'clock fnr business
and woft On dc order of X Il Visiting Sir knishte
caurtousy invited to meet rit! PEI order Of tho
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION,

The pastnershtp e1isting under the name Of CHAS-
LEICf1ARnT CO. IL this day Dissolved by hu1taton.
CHAS- LEfCHARDT will continue to carry tht.
business Of Real Estate md Loan Broker At II South
GTayf .Af i
, 1870-05-03

The undersigned vii continue The business At lhrir
old ttand, No. E9 3onth Hatezst, untcc the nac Of
the Lux5ueas Ct the old tru3. JOHN TATE
CHICAGO, Il pru %, lH.p Il G.. TAFT
, 1870-05-03

Our terms are 80 easy that pc.sos in moderate cir
cumetancea maE !nvrst and not feel any eInba1-ass
en It s better 70 double your money IN afnelc
than TO place 1t at ntetzt. By terms it takes hut
, 1870-05-03
MNS0MlC.

AsHLAR LODGE, No. srs 4. r and l.. II, DlancF
Hall Special Communication this Tuesday evening
for work on the E, a, Degree Members and pEetnfen
aYe!coE4ialIy Invited.
By ottDc Of the ". ID; ,.,,,.e e,
, 1870-05-03

kQE Eetu0A: 'tAnH 41tH 811CA SH4I uQt DC u1HuG
ofteneE than once tn each year, and only at such
time az shall be nxed by general law"
The amendment Was adopteti The section was
adopted as follows:
SECTION i The General Assembly shall provide
In all cases where It may be necessary to sell real
estate for the lon-paJment Of taxes, or special
easements for State, county, municipal or ether
assessments shall be made to some general ofncer
Of the county having authority to receive State
and county taxes, and there shall be no sa1a Of
said property for any Of said taxes or assessments
but By said otfcer, upon the order OF Judgment OF
some court Of record, and such sales Shall not DO
made o'tener than once ln each ycar, and only. at
Section was taken up,
Mr. SPRINGER mored to strike out the word
1.-TWO IN the third line, and insert " four" SO
four years from said sales thereof"
MT: BUXTON moFed to further amend by
striking ont " four" and inserting "three.n Lost
The3questf0n Was divided, hut before the veto
Vas t1kcn. the convention nlipHfnnf.
, 1870-05-03

Mr. BEYAN's motion Nas adopted by 50 to 81.
Air. TURNER said It WA4 evident NAT one pct-
ton Of thl2 convention proposed 70 PlAca AnotusI
pazssqg q u unpleasant REed!ea4sas Il 1aa
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION.

The coparnerhip heretofore e1fa.ns under the firm q
HpUGHIpN BROS d BENTON il this day dissaIvod
by mutual eonsent an unsettled buAnss of the raa
will be settled by G. c. Be1to1 At the ptes q Katche~
lcr /: Bgrton- r P. HOgGHTON.
G. G. EOUEHTOS.
CHrc4En Nav fg.D. G. c. BEyTDS.
, 1870-05-03

p171eBCRGn, May o-Crude petroleum sEtun9
sales COO br1s seller May ut 1e4c We 4uote senel
Junc, f2Xc; bufer all tho rear uomnal!s 44c. o7t
May or June, a74@e7Hc; futures ncgccsed.
, 1870-05-03
Completion OF the 9ndaanApoitss
bloomington d Western AoAo
Retwccn Pekin and DnnvtlIc.

B1oox1So1oN. May 2.-The last rail Of the Indl-
annapolis, Bloomington Western Ra!lroad. conE
nletinr Ihat road between DanYilG and PeEln, H9s
faid Yesterday afternoon in tho presence Of late
crnwd OF Interested spectators. Much enthusiasm
Is manifested By our citizens at tue eompletlon -
ei1able Eastern route.
, 1870-05-03

DISSOLUTION.

The eopatncnhp heErtotero e1ttins under the rm Of
BATCHELi4ER RICE Is this day dissolved by nu-
tual cou-en All unsettled hutint.s Of the firm viii b
ee:sed By " Bstcheez. II the Office e n7tcheiler
Benton. ". BATCfIELlER.
CutcICp Nav t27p BYRON RICE.
, 1870-05-03

The eoparnetahip heretofore existins between tho
6 ihis day dissolved Al seeoants Etll b ses.icd bT
". Il. Ex11inKton- Eredk Wood will CONTINUE the pro-
ducc commission bulncea II No. 70 kinzit.st
f*yYrAcn AnrN n 1871 w IL WARRINGTON.
, 1870-05-03

Ml1"AEkEE,sMaF e--The protectioutsts' meet
about thirty being present. and one-half Of them
xsEs f IT, sds67 ompa5x hsyl Blossom q ths N
and J. ]. Hage1nlan, Of The MIlwaukce Iron Com.
pany, was elected Secretary. The meeting al
}curned In disgust, without dulny ant business OF
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION,

Tie partnership heretofore eI.sti1x betveen john
TAFT a. G. TAFT, and l. B. Ftnton doing business tis
der the 6T1n Of TAFT, SON Co. 8 thr teay dis
solved by Limitation yo6S IAIT.
C1urA0o. April ~. 1sa0- H. C-TIF.
, 1870-05-03
Probable EntnI Runaway MT In
CfoSse-Thc Sheriff Nearly Killed..

LACROSSE, May 2-Testert1ay morning, while
driving his horse near the corner Of Second aud
Pearl streets, Sheriff Henry Salburg was, In Con-
Sequence Of his horse becoming unmanageahle,
thfu"n Violently from his carfince, and, It Is
Iearea, he Is fatally injured. Late Deputy Sheriff
01 l4& CAlf12Tf 1ut fltfunatt eafarletf uuhutt
, 1870-05-03

/
al. Of these decisions Of the Attorney General il
pampnte1 F n, wfn %m '' ''F
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=, ,,.,,,.x,, =, 4r.~o
SfRHoFiELD, =. R,i;aD hag =
The convention leassemoien , ~ oe1oeA-
c.,,rpnN aMsrs3 1raasa,tS1, that hcrcax.
no member be aoWed to gRes1 & more n daaa nye
| mlnnes, nor mo1e tua1 ohe +'1l'e o1 81s 'ne ouo'
tecS. Adopted, ov, ,reo, ,rr7osu
NJ HANEs q Lalc osEs ,t 5s9lpfion ~ 1en saat
the constitution be snomIed % to'f od INC Pt y
| PIE On the nIst eaIaIuay q au@us" ne1e'ico !"
| the CommlItee On scne1ut. .h,, ..
MI WAGNER offered [eso1,11a isat t6s tSs III,
aRSnn ss be- on .ae
IaE a ~. hhsESon 1.,,s1s,;t.a - tbc 1ynoe NJ,
me fepolt o. tne Gotu1G - - 49, u's ,n.4; anI ~ III
M IN III r. the made 81
y Af. Anderson were conAdefeu Will 'ne IT.
The substitute Of the Committee oi @ tao M9o,e sas
@ 1or INC nfst secuon OF LIE otae11al tepoi' Mas
taken @ 16onr1r 1p, or.uo, ~ ~, srduo,+ ,n., noth-
ne Z, ihs scc,inn si,onts ~ he ennse1 to nreyent
M ispa{enL Io ne counues {s1 he- tSs
Gea Ha a rsd n1nach
Ct considerable e. length In favor OF MS amendment
LES t1,n;r - - ,+yo-na .r ,uonar,,r+ n ,nvor+
atier f the % 1oras @state % Government" ana PEI
eens snan PC olSstaooseo W co0nte7 on 1ne Lille "
sa1a a. soaa ~ e.ct,on ao -enortes nr tho co7.
nittce Of the Whole vas conquered in-a3 70 1s
inc amendmen.s e secuons = Hete consldele4.
motion Tas maae e. 70 ssf1ke Out ne Tords
"UMncts OF oo9ss u tn.s seGuon. Aaopted-
The amendments 70 section we're concur1sd ~.
! Tnc a1ncndmceS 70 Secaon.+ were oonsldeIeu:
y: Committee Of The Whole by inserting tae words
u State and county" before the Wofds 'Agt1cul-
, 1870-05-03
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS,


CIxyx1Asp. Ohio, March Q. 1911
The sn1nat meeting of he steek kho41ss Of IT. L:ks
election Of Directors and the Transaction Of other spp<0
Prais business viii be held at tho oce 81 the Company
May next between the hoqs af eleven s,eloek IN IL
The taastcz books Of the Company win BE- e1oeed AIx8
1t n'eloek, 2. N. and reopencd MayA
JAMES e. BANKER. GEO. r. ELF,
T{raepftT 3eCetAiv
, 1870-05-03
CHICAGO & SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
NOTICE
To Railroad Contractors,

On aud after Nay Il. aud until May Il, next, Il is
O'Clock m. bids will be received It the oce Of the Chief
Engineer Of the Chicago, Rock Island / Paeiac Rail
road Company, in Chicago, for tho Garth graduation
and bridging Of the Second DviaIon Of the CHICAGO
l. SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY, extending fsnua
Fairfield, iowa, In eouthwestery dirertfon. about
twenty-five (5) miles and the Des NoInes River
Pzu1es and estimates Of the work hc seen nt z1Id
oce. between the dates Aforesaid and between Mayo
14FF&y WntIG
work VII be giveu Pfoposa1s may BE- for the eartl-
work and bridging either separately, II ased aud
mny embrace any one Sections Of four 70 ailcs
The pznposals will be opened, Nay u, at thu hour
nforrsaid The right rrecrred to reject any and N
bids and to let the work by private contract thought
bcst fo- the interests Of the parties concerned
s. u. SEYMOUR, Chief Engineer,
Chicago 4 S n. r n. Co.
F. Il. WINSTON, PEeddent,
IS La3al1e-st
Chicago, April g, 1870.
, 1870-05-03
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


"a hereby given that have this day admitted Mr. B.
Il. CAMPBELL, Jr, 70 ntrrezt In general ltisu-
her trsiners, which will b. cu.tinGet Under the sa1oa
firm, nsmr- and style AZ htEeto1urr-
May !, 1s3u- 4. r. GRAY & CO.
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION.

Tie aFm Of EataheF Sinnhold ID thi1 d.v dI1sol-tI
b. E:utua1 conscQt WA. ". CALLER.
THEODORE 5tSN HOLD
The untetted busfreas Of the am win b. Hquid.td
by the undeniEnesi Hho viii continue his osxu &c
count IT No 81 Quincy between ani Clark
GtA. WI " EAI144ER-
, 1870-05-03

The eopa1tneYshp heretofore existing between the
tr1sxnrd. thts ay Dissolved b. mutual eouscn Eshec
party arc dRlY authorized TO Eso tlss -.
tfcEncnt. -. l1dE AO1OAAz
CateaEa< HX4 Nh GA L2{tA20.
, 1870-05-03
DISSOLUTION.

to;, md H' G. TAFT under The styc Of Till, Co.
Il IissClvcd D. The withdrawal thc b0
b cAuee ef the business Of the ares In inter-
ett john TAis and H. c. Tzit NOT aIoua Authafxed
70 ettt]c TIE blsiness ct the lstc tttl =. - ,
nv . tH.u. n. =. kENlUN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
SAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

llarding's Crossing, on the branch of the
Portland and kcnnebec railroad from Bruins
wick to Bath, is in East Brunswick near
Thompson's brook, about amilc beyond New
Meadows and four miles this side of Bath
The regular 3 O'clock train from Brunswick
yesterday was composed of a baggage car,
three platform ears, and two passenger cars.
in the order in which they are named AT
IIarding's crossing the third platform car was
thrown from the track by the breaking Of i
wheel, and after running about three hun
dred feet the train was completely wrecked
the platform car plunging down u steep en-
bankment, fifteen feet high, dragging with it
the baggage car and the first passenger car,
and overturning the rear passenger car. The
baggage master, George w. Crawford, was
ut the brakes when the car went down, and
was instantly killed, the platform and bag
gage being spattered with his blood. Nine
other persans were in the baggage car Capt.
T.. c. McLoon, Bath, badly cut about the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
LECTURES
AT
IN u " 70 rd H a L / ,
WINTER OF 1901,

YfNlE LECTURE COMMITTEE WOULD announce
/ to subscribers, and the public generally that they
have made arrangements for course OF TEN Lee
ItJRES to be delivered at Hay ford Hall during the
ing winter, as follOws:
November %; Hon. VIM. PARSONS,
Subject" Christopher Columbus
December 2l Il. p. WHIPrLE,
Subject-"L oaing and I.aborng."
December IL; JOHN G. SAKE,
Subject-''Yankee Land" a Poem.
December 30; REV. WIN. II. H. MURRAY,
"Adirondacks."
January 9Th; JOHN S. G. ABBOTT,
''rhc Spanish Court and Nation
January Il; To be announced hereafter.
January 81 (probabyl-GEN. JAMES A. HALL
''Hattle of Gettysburg.'
February Sd; PROF. EDWARD S. MORSE,
GLOW Animals Eat"
February II; MRS. MARY A. LIvERMoRr,
''Ihe Reasons Why"
February 2S; NJ PAUL Ii. DU CHAILLU,
Equatorial Africa"
TICKETS for the $3.50. Single tickets so cts.
For sale at Washburns and Cadwell's Book Stores.
In order that this of Lectures shall be success
juI uanciay it is necessary that very large number
Of season tickets should be sold. The committee would
therefore earnestly suggest that ill interested in sustain
ing course OF Lectures tor this city should provide
themselves with season tickets ut once.
WIN. c. MARSHALL.
PHILo DERSEY.
IL. T.. THOMPSON.
WIN. ii. FoGLER.
WIN. +. WAsHBuRN.
LEWIS W. rhNDLFroN.
Belfast Nov. /, 1870. tn Committee
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
SHIP NEWS

Brig James Miller at Galveston from New York, re-
ports having laid at anchor the Bahama banks thirty
six hours dining which time she experienced furious
hurricane.
Sch Guiding Star of Stockton, dscharging at Havana,
dragged her anchors in the gale of the 10th Of Oct and
caught those of the ontoon; the Goth her anchors
gave away and she was driven the reefs and broke
her bottom Efforts being made 2lst, to save the
bottom and about 81, 900 feet of lumber.
l.AUNcHED-At Owls Head, Me-, .2d, from the yard
OF Lewis Arey, line brig of 237 TONS named Jennie A
Cheney, owned by parties in Boston, and Capt. =. G.
Arey, of Owls Head who will command her.
A Ellsworth oath inst from Jordan's yard, schr OF
1872 tons, named Maid of the Mist. Also, from Grant
yard schr OF 1871 tons. named the Storm Petrol. Mr.
Epre has the stocks schr of al TONS nearly ready
to launch
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03

At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF October,
A. ID, 1870.
jNAROLINE B. CLARK, widow of Amasa b. Clark
~ late of Troy in said County OF Waldo deceased
hlying presented petition for allowance from the
personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That thu said Caroline, give notice to all
interested by causing copy of this order to be
pub ished three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed at Belfast. that they may appear
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within and said
County, the second Tuesday of No1cmber next, at
Of the clock before and shew cause, if any they
have why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. ASA THURLOuGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. z. FIELD, Register, 3w5
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1850.
BUTTER-We quote fine fall dairirs OF 4Oa42c per ID
choice lots of and fall butter 3sai0c fair 10 good
do a35c; do 25a25c interior 19a22c bakers
l1alSc per ID.
EG(iS-The market remains firm ut Boo per dozen tor
good lots of Northern and Eastern.
BEANS--We quote choice hand-picEed pea beans at
81 G2a2 70 per bushel including Western and Eastern
common do So 25t2 so; choice hand picked mediums III
- - common do 81 80; yellow eyes ut 81 IA 90 pei
bushcl.
HAYThere is no change TO note in either price or de
mand for hay and the market rules steady at quotations
We quote prime Eastern cargo hay at S2'a30 per ton
choice Northern and Eastern carload ut S2aaao per ton
interior $10;,2l Straw So per ton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
The New York University Branch
$50 Congress St., under Congress Hall,
PstLslss STAPLES.
s-Agents wanted in every town in the State.

1t has been about months since the Univ ersity
Medicine introduced into this State. Notwhstand-
ing the strong opposition from the profession and their
particular friends the sales have increased from nothing
until they have reached $500 worth per day.
hundreds OF certificates can be produced if necessary
of cured i'll Portland and vicinity. Many who we're
considered incurable are now enjoying perfect health.
CATARRH the mother of Consumption Scrofua,
Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto consider
ed incurabe, readily yield under treatment OF the Uni
vcrsity Medicines,
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect success.
Having treated over two hundred cases within the last
three months, consider it sale to warrant permanent
cure to % of every hundred without
terizatiou or the least exposure.
SPERMAT ORRHOEA the greatest destroyer of hui
manity on the lace OF the Globe. How many bewal the
loss OF precious vitality without having the slightest idea
OF the cause their manhood is daily vanishing and they
are gliding into state of hopeless decay. have treat
ed five hundred Of this malady within sin
months with the University Medicines with perfect sue
cess.
Persons afflicted with disease will please cali send
ana get book trec) wherein they will find their diseas
cs explained and necessary remedies.
Address, PELEG STAPLES,
30 CONGRESS St. Portland, Me
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-03
Democratic Delegate to Congress.


y special despatch from Yancton, Dakota,
10 the Tribune, says that the returns from
Two precnts of Red River render certain the
election OF Armstrong, Democratic delegate
to Congress, by about $50 majority. Two
Republican candidates were run. Burleigh
and Sphinx, and the vote was nearly equally
divided between them. Burleigh announced
his intention to contest ON account OF illegal
voting. Up the Red River it is understood
that John Wentworth is to run for Congress
against {. Is. Farwell, the Republican nom
inee. The Democrats viii make no nomina-
|tiOn.