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NOMINATIONS By THE GOVERNOR. The
following nominations were made by the
Governor Thursday:
Aroostook- Samuel Stevens, Fort Kent,
and Melvin johnson, Molunkus Planta-
ton, Trial Justices.
IIancock--Nathaniel B. Rich, Bucks
port Isaac Il. Leach, and Charles Leach.
North Penobscot. j. P. G.. Joshua r.
Gordon, Ellsworth Coroner
Lincoln-Joshua II. Converse, New
castle, j. p. Q.
Penobscot-Ruel Smith, Bangor, j. P,
q.
Piscataquis-Joscph B. Peaks, Dover,
Trial Justice.
Somerset-T. b. Barrett, Canaan, No
tary Public; VIM. $. Hathorn, Pittslield,
and John W. Charming Fairfield, Dedi
mus Justices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO MORE EFT E'E T. t.
q q b T. e
SCREW w 1R E

AS 4 FASTENING FOR
Boots and Shoes,
Is rapidly and steadily supcrseding both Thread and
Pegs. Besides furnishing the most durable pliable
and economical boot offered tine public; it
afford. an article more nearly
w A Il E r P r o Of
than ever before made OF the same materials.
All Dealers sell Gable Screw Wired
Goods Patent Scamp on ALI, 7w20
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
November, A d. 1871.
CARAH A. GRAHAM, formerly Parker, Admin
= istratrx OF the estate OF Mia d. Parker late of
Searsmont, in the County OF Waldo, deceased, having
presented her second and final account of Admins
tration on said estate for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Administrators give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be published three successfully in the
Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on tae second Tuesday
of December next at ten OF the clock before noon,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
ASA THCRLOUGH judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. FIELD, Register. 10
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~ . Z @ 10.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that
l. they will present to the next Legislature, of
Maine, Il petition for Railroad charter from some
point at or near the Northern terminus of the
Georges Valley Railroad to point upon either the
Maine Central or European and North American
Railroads, in the town of lIampden. Said road to
be located through the towns of Belfast, Waldo,
swanvile Monroe, Newhurg, or Winterport and
Hampden.
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"
November, A. d. 1871.
CHARLEs SARGENT, Executor Of the last
~ will of Rufus Gilmore, late OF Monroe in said
County OF Waldo, deceased having presented his
first account OF Executorship for allowance.
Ordered That SAID Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
OF December next, at ten OF the clock before noon,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Asa THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. p. FIELD. Register. 10
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Sup. Jud. Court October Term, A. D., 1871.
Upon the foregoing libel, the Court Order That
notice threof be given to the belee by publishing
atested copy of the and OF this order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal a
newspaper printed at Belfast in said Counyof Waldo
the next of this Court to be hollen at Belfast
aforesaid, in said County of Waldo, on the first
aesday Of January nox, that said lbelee may then
cause, if any he have, why the prayer thereof should
not be granted.
ATrEST-WM. NJ. STRATTON, CLERK,
true copy of the libel and order thereon.
u ATTEsr-WM NJ. STRATTON, CLERK.
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"a ~E~ - IN THE HAND OF
IA DGoE Wide-Awake agents if
IA n4H they take an agency at
h once for our Elegant
Gift Hooks. People ,r1o Uuy presents for the Holt
DAYS and Inducements unrivdled 500
easily earned in three weeks if you strike tchlte the
iron Is hot, Address II. A. MCKINNEY & CO.,
~ II Exchange I'ortinnd, Mrina
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LAST NOTICE.
Secure Your Christmas and New
Year Gifts.
$1,000 OS

BY the authority OF the act OF the Legislature OF
Kentucky OF March IL, ISL, the Trustees OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky will give
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, ky,
Saturday, Dece nber 10, 1871.
600 Tickets of Admission ; 30 each Currency
Hat tickets, 50 Quarter Tickets - 80.
Tickets will be seat by registered letter the mon
ty Tor them may be sent by +. o. money order,
greenbtcks, draft.
each. The older is entitled admission to the
Concert and to thu value OF the gilt awarded to it
100000 Nv GREEN nACKs will be
distributed holders OF tickets, in gifts OF from
500 900, the highest, to o. the lowest, being ~
gifts III All.
The Concert is for the benefit OF tn,
Public Library of Kentucky.
Tho Citizens BgLk OF ky., is Treasurer, and the
Corporations and Supe visor are the Hon. Thomas
+ Bramctte, late Governor OF k,utucky, ard
tWeuty~CVcn OF the most distinguished su! rospec-
table citizens OF the STATE.
-ho undersigned, iAIc principal business manager
the Mercantile Library At san Frtnci co, mas been
appointed Agent and Manager OF tnIs Grand niit
Concert.
public and ever thing VII be done to satisty the
buyers OF tickets that their interests VIII De- well
prot, cted II they personally present TO super
intend the entire all III.
For tickets ana information apply to
q. r. PETERS. TO Main ST., Louisville, Ky,
SO. Astor House, New ork,
II, n lIempsted, No. 40 Broadway Milwaukee
NJ A. French. Virginia City Nevada.
NJ. a. W olt, Ne. BIG Chestnut street, st. Louis.
fickets also tor sale in every prominent pace in
owing to the general arrangement OF mails srd
advertisements consequent on The disastrous contI
gaions the W the ac ut tIcitts IN tlis enter
prise extended 10 Nov So ISL, ut which tlme ne
main office I90 Main It, Louisville Nv, wIn close
for adjustment otuccouuts and business No order.
b, I'M Il ii tut
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At Probate Court held ut Belfast, within and Tor
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
November, A. ID. 1871.
I,DWARD BURGESS, named Executor in IL GER
II tam instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Mara Burgess, late Of Sears mont,
in said County of Waldo deceased, having presented
said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said Edward, give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der to published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, 10 5c hcl1 at Bctast
within and for SAID County, on the second Tuesday
of December next, at ten OF the clock before noon
and shew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be proved approved and allowed,
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge
A true copy. Attest--B. p. FIELD, Register. 10
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
Flour steady Wheat shade frmer
1,49. Corn shade better. Oats frmer
Pork quiet Lard dull 1-2a5-S Gold
10 IS.
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WALDO, SIS Supreme JudiciM CouT,
October Term, 1871.
'TIHE Inhabitants OF Lncolnville Uriah B..
/ Patten. Aud now on suggestion to the Court
that the defendant at the time of the service OF the
writ, was not nhabitant of this State, and had
no tenant, agent attorney within the same, that
his goods estate have been attached in this act
and that he has ID notice OF said suit and attach
ment, is Ordered, That notice OF the pendency OF
this suit be given to the said defendant, by publish
ing an attesed copy OF this order, together with an
abstract of the plaintiff writ, three weeks success
lively in ne Republican Journal news paper print
ed Belfast the County Of Waldo, the last publ
cation be not less than thirty days before the newt
term of this Court to be holden at Belfast, within
and for the County of Waldo, on the first Tuesday
of January, 1872, that said defendant may then and
there appear and answer said suit if he shall see
cause. ATrEST-N u. FIX n, CLEkh.
{ABsrRACT OF PLAINTIFFS WRIr.l
Assumpsit on account annexed;
1871, Jan. 80. 70 paid inhabitants of Embden Tor
expenses incurred in support of your wife
at Insane Hospital $3.50 o90
Date OF writ January 80, ISL
w. G. CROSBY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
true copy of the order of Court with abstract of
writ. AITESr--W. u. tRl Il, CLERK.
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To the HoaoJ1e the s. J. Court merit
to be holden at Ballast ,eithin and for the
County Of Wald0, on the first Tuesday Of
JdnnQly. 1872.
LyLORA A. COLBY of the town of Liberty in
~ the County of Waldo and State of Maine, wife
OF Eben E. Colby, formerly of said Liberty, now of
santa Clara California; respectfully hbels and gives
TINS honorable Court to be informed that her maiden
maine was Flora n. Collins OF Liberty, aforesaid !;
that she was lawfully married to the said Eben E.
Colby, at Liberty, by lillian Sanborn, Esquire, on
the eleventh day OF September, A. ID. 1861; that
after their lntermarriage they lived together as huS
band and wife about two years in the State OF Maine
then they moved to Santacruz in said California,
and have one child son, who is now six years old
aud resides with her, aid Flora A. Colby, at said
Liberty, and that they partially lived together since
lheir marriage until last January that your libeant
since their lntermarrage has always behaved herself
as faithful, chaste and affcctionate wife towards
her sad husband; but that the said Eben E. Colby
wholly regardless of his marriage covenant and duty
ever after their removal to sail California, wholly
neglected to provide iiving Tor her and her said
child that the said Eben Il. Colby spent most of
ms time in intoxicaton and id ehes and what little
money he earned was spent uselessl and that your
llbeilant was obliged to go out to work wherever
she could find anything to do and support herself
ana said child and help support him all the time
since they first Went to California aforesaid, and
that said Eben T.. Colby wholly neglected to provide
for your libeant, and went off to said Santa Clara.
WHEREFORE, she prays that inssmuch as there
is no COLLISION between there parties to procure
divorce and there is no probability that her said
husband will reform and do better in the future;
that the bonds of matrimony NAV be dissolved be-
tween herself, the said Flora A. Colby, and the said
Eben f. Colby, and that she may have the custody
ana control OF their said son, reasonable
ard proper, in accordance with law, conducive 10
domestic harmony, Tor the good OF the parties and
consistent with the peace and morality of society
Signed FLORA A. COLBY.
Dated, Liberty, Nov. II, 4. ID. 1871.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
OF the estate OF stephen Lewis late OF Belfast
in the County OF Waldo deceased, by giving
bond the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who indebted to said d.ccased's estate
to make immediate pay ment, an those who have any
demands thereon, exhibit the same for settlement
to him. 10 ROSSELL u, Lew Is
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Large Enforcement of Silk.
Two young men named George d.
Stowe and Benz. F. Terry were arrested
in this city yesterday afternoon, charged
with embezzeling large quantity of silks
from various parties
Mr.. Pollard Of Oldtown, Ne. who was
represented by Stowe as furnishing them
means. is one of them victims to the
amount Of so, 00N.
The publishing house of Roberts Broth
ers was devastated by fire this q. M, to
the extent OF several thousand dollars,
The Removal of Warden Haynes u,
Of the Charlestown State Prison is very
distasteful to the inmates and it is said
thew intend to leave in a body.
Capt. VIM. Howard
of the Marine corps died a few days since
at Greenport, L. |. He was gallant Of
licer and a native OF Maine.
Arrest of Mayor Hall.
Mayor Hall Of New York was arrested
to day, on charges similar to those against
Tweed and Connolly.
A Fleet Ordered to Cuba.
Washington specials states that Admit
raj Lee with a fleet has been ordered to
Cuban waters, with instructions if salts
faction for the recent outrages is not ten
dered, to open his gnns on the city of
Havana
The Rebellion in Mexico
is gaining ground. Diaz, the leader of the
revolt, has good men in Oaxaca, and a
HpciCiyo battle is eminent
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A GRICULTuRAL MEETING

The members Of the Waldo County Agricultural
Society are hereby notified meet at the Court
House, Belfast, Saturday, December 10 1871 at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ to see whether they will sell their
property or their shares pay the debts of
the Society
Every member will see that it is question of dol
lars and cents and that it will he for their interest to
be present PER ORDER.
Belfast Nov, 81, 1871. 3w2O
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At rrobate Go W 1ed at Bea .o wfhTn ana 1917
Nnvemhar' n ny ~ -
49, - 1.,,
X In,,ld r,inor beir Of fnii,p + GonId late Of
TROY in said Couuf7 of Waldo deceased having
49,, -, -: :. ~. no.+ ~ 1,,in,t,,, tor al o,,s
preseh'eu i'i ~ 9 u - ~
ni, rho+ tbo soil C,.rdi,n Give notice
80 III ;atoras,od Nv ca1,sing conv of this
~ 49,, a.. p ~ S hi;i,d 49, iio s,,ccnppSiyal, in
~ phIicapn InrnG nrntad of Belfast thar thev
ny, a,nngr ot Prnhate nurt to he held NJ Bptas
~, It'll a. III ,ronntl az Tho sncond ruesi.v
~ D,aiar ,awt at IAN ~ tI,e cIork hafore mon
ga I,a,, na,,Sc If snl, thav have VII the ,an1
ho,i5 ,,n+ 10 oiIoorod 10y ' '
sH0' o' W ts, ,rII1-RJnIrGH Jraco
+, o,,,,. ,tt+K y Lf,It, iepister "a
q t'ue 00p'' ''Ne' f-'' NNe
------
4. proh,ta ,,ourt hold At n.,f,st within and tor
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--latest by Telegraph !
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE JOURNAL


Boston, Nov. 30, / P. NJ.
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Iha RehelIion In Mexico

is gaining ground. Diaz, the leader of the
revolt, has good men in OaXaca, and a
decisive battle is eminent.
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A Berkshire county papa put it thus to his
daughters beau: Jim, if YOU want La you
can have her, but ] d ont want you hanging
around unless you mean business. If You in
tend to marry her, hurry up, for | can't be
kept awake nights much longer"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

RAM IFsroNsiBItITY.--A suit was
brought in Brooklyn against the directors
Of a bank which had failed to return S10,-
600 deposited by firm, who made the de-
hank. The directors are charged with hav-
ing declared aud paid dividend when they
knew the bank was in a peril!eus condition.
A demurrer was put in to this complaint:
The court overruled it., and dcsaaea tilat
the defendants were liable, and that the d.
rcctors of tho hank. in declaring and pay
inc the dividend. il express terms asserted
the solvcncy OF the institution. lt Is q
wholesome principle Of law that mo one
shall be at liberty to sow iaischood nroa e-
the loss il cau.cs." The decision is an inn
rortant ono. and might be extended to in
clut!e many like causes: for example.
where insurance is granted by companies
who know they are on the verge of dam
aging exposure or of rup.-Ne,o York
Comm cTcsGl.
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PRocEEnlxaS OF THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Chicago May 22.--The BAPTIST Home Mis-
sronary Society to-day adopted resolutions
declaring tia, the wide field for work de-
mands the hearty cooperation of Baptists
throughout the country; that former divi-
sons and preiudices, engeudered by va
riety cf causes. ought no longer to be per-
mittcd IL cmbarraSs the society; greeting
southern brethren with Christian love, and
requesting them to unite in allaying any
existing prcjudices; that they deem it I'M
wise. and productive only of evil to agitate
longer subjects which have divided the
society, while the cause Of division has
ceased TO exist; that in establishing and
maintaining schools of instruction for freed
people, the society makes no recommends
tion of the policy of educating them sepa-
rately from the other races, but recognize
the present distractions in the way of COM
mon employments and the same educational
facilities as temporary aid provisional.
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INK bA>GEEs FROM STEAM BOILERS
IL" dustin. o: th" boiler OF the "Alpha'
'.'ail lIIc-"ngIac Yesterday morning, and
~" r:a rtiagnity that overlook Mr.. Wea.
"f, IA, once more aroused The people OF
-r eli! l" Il >rll-c Of the danger to which
10y are constantly exposed by the Use OF
'.r-H boilers. They are necessity to
81! zIon, without which the great in
"i'di-> 81 TIE are cannot bc prosecuted !;
'."' '"!tmn per ccntage Of risk appears 10
"|t"'btk attend their use, against which
'' ordinary prudence can provide. The
NA"ir in""r! 81 hOiIer-cXplosions appears
. - in'ulNcd III ineXplcuhle mystery. OF
al 'bc boilers, those attached to steam tire
'A-i"e> ought to be constructed and ham
..'U WITH The greatest care. Every time
lie! ar" pat III action Il great crowd gath
49, around Them. and au explosion puts
man! liIcs IN peru. In this case it scems
ID u, "!'"..ous th"t only one man was killed.
AGN. .Incr1c0u.
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GENERAL BUTLER on THE WASHINGTON
TREATy.-tlcn. B. +. Butler, who some
time since declared war against England on
his own account, has commenced hOstilitics
ny bombarding the Washington treaty
with 24-page pamphlet. The General
figures out the actual money value of the
rights ceded on The fishery question at
about 900 per allnum, for which (he adds
in tone of ,lnmercifuI ridicule) the Ameri-
can commissioners actually proposed to pay
q million, and would have had it so but
that the cunning Englshmen, having ute
rior objects in view, would put no money
value upon the fisheries, as they intended
10 force open our ports by their means.
The result. he maintains, win he the ruin
Of our fishing interests. He also criticises
with characteristic force the proposed mode
of settling the Alabama claims and other
questions embraced III Tie treaty.
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BALTIMORE, May ga party Of sixty
editors, representing papers in the interior
of the States Of New York and Pennsyl
vania, left Elmira, n. Y, and reached Balti-
more ut II O'Clock to-day. The press of
Troy, Buffalo, Rochester, Elmira, Geneva,
Canandaigua, Oswego, and other cities is
represented, They, afe the guests OF Col.
NH. Hotchkiss, who takes them to Rich
mond, where they will arrive at II O'Clock
Tomorrow via the Richmond and York
River road, thence to Petersburg, Staun-
ton, DanviIle, Greensboro, N. c., the
White Sulphur Springs, and thence home
next week.
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TELEGRApHrr, News;
New T ork stock and ao,.~ 49,

New 7 ork stock and Honey sMarhe,.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-stai a hona. 80, :.
and South Caroinas firn, and othar. 80. :
dull. Tennessee s's old am inew, III, virginia =,
esa new, 70. Louisiana ~, ebs new, All.
Sc, 20; s's. az. Alabama s's, los; as TO- Geor,ss
Gs, So: rs, 90. North Carolina e,s, as: nav o..
South Carolina s's, "a; new, ei = "a
Money easy at 2@s per cent. Gold heavy al,
day Mt Ilok. The bar. kers of the Reading railroad
drawing ON Londoh to-day at 10 caused the de-
cline IN the' gold premium. It Is stated that alf
a million rill no dra wn on Reading account at
present, wi In other amounts from time to time.
agsregating Sls,ooo.oc Prime bankers, bills
(sIxty daIs) closed at llot. Governments closed
lower ISIS, III; 'c2s, 1lls 'ers, llIA; ,6s,s,
lIls; new, llsS: 's7s, 1lai; $685. llai. io-4o's,
1000.
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WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Anthony
was selected as President Of the Senate pro
tenn, Mr.. ColtaX having sent a note stating
that he would not be able to preside again
during the session. The Senate then went
into Executive session on the treaty.
The committee failed to elicit an answer
from A. j. Kirby, a telegraph clerk, as TO
who filed and in whose writing the treaty
was that was sent to the Tribune. Kirby
plead duty and professional obligations,
and was threatened with tine and imprison-
ment without avail. Mr.. Tinker, the man.
ager of the Office, still declines to furnish
the manuscript asked for by the committee
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The Texas Pacific Rail road.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The stockholders
of the Texas Pacific Railroad Company
met to-day at the office of Marshall O.
Roberts, and had an election of directors
with the following result: Moses Taylor,
Marshall O. Roberts, Thos. A. Scott, Sam
j. Filden, Edward Pierrepolnt, Henry e.
Stebbins, Geo. w. CaSs, W. Il. Walters,
Henry D. Newcourt, 4. w. Rice. Henry
:. McComb. John w. Forncy, John Nc
Manus, John s. Harris, ": Il. Travers,
Geo. Quintard, and j. w. Throckmorton'
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BY the death Of the late John c. Brooks,
of Portland. Me-. the American Board of
Commissioners of Forci On Missions imme-
diatcly realize $4,000, and 500, 900 on the
death Of Mrs. Brooks.
Charles ). Todd, of Kentucky, President
Tyler's Minister to Russia, dicd at Baton
Bouge OH Wednesday last.
John Mahoney WAS arrested at Jersey
City on Sunday for the alleged murder Of
his brother Thomas.
Distinct shocks Of al earthquake were
felt at Toronto, Quebec, Ottawa, and other
places i'll Canada Saturday.
Robert Bonner denies the report that he
will trot his horse Dexter at Chicago.
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hrLofr counsel and printer profess to
5'''" III th"ir Keeping kulolf's written and
~, 3"' confession ant admission OF murder.
J. h'' confession, 1t Is nlcagcily limited, adj
,Il' thc murder Of his wife, but denies
.''l III A's oh!ld, who, grown TO woman
'',''' n'cs III some cishboring city. These
49,. 70, i.ot al Of the mysteries solved in this
'u4l ANNOUNCED document, which is
, '"cno't Tor by Ituloll, who authenucates
we "h'io lining. There can be little faith
i"' - iIlS announcement, as, up TO bis
a '''',' moment. the murderer vehemently
.''''Sd any such legacy, save in his book,
" men he TclIcd upon 10 justify his ways 10
'-','i! III tAc luturc.--N. y. Tribune.
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The ENGLISH Races.

LONDON, May 23.-The EPSON summer
meeting commenced this week, and the
Derby takes place tomorrow. The betting
is immense, with 7 to against Bothweil:
at the EPSON races to-day the race lor
the Woodcott stakes for two-year-old colts
and tiIlies Icsulted as follows: Out of Rig
gillette. Cremerne, l; Lord Mark, 2; ldien,
3. Nine ran.