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V.., res..rt,,re III Warren, on the 17lh.
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In guard against the cattle disease tho Stale
Commissioners have forbillcn til. in,uort.,fio,,
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cont regulations
lHc fellow Who was Engaged to marry the
head GOT mad ami rglIr,l him :, owipiIine for
innr Iunt~r TL, otl,sr hmid i, in cr5aI ais
tres of,,i,,, avn, II n. ,,,,arrol
The ,iospel Banner nc,y,naper j, TO he re-
moved 10 the large md conmodious hall in
Hranlte sank bo,h' Augusta the proprietorof
we lilIf i "a, III. '9uInpy may 'hs eheeled
press is to be purchased for tha pa5er.
ihc MAtAlas hlgu S3Y~ that several OF the
IN OF properly IN that town are carefully look
we ~ III rob tt,lr1s ON the r,mitai -
invested.
t,raha,n ,iIl,aa ho4.t. OF q .autannorion
samuel Goodrich. ha win he !nl years Old
~ me ltth Of June. ne Is SUI smart ana able
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turel by hand-orgau. which the warden hires
u man to grind' they are peiitonms for The
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Town Elections.

MoNrVILLE. Moderator, Ebcn In >wton !;
Clerk, Nathan French; Selectmen. &c., J. w.
Barber, |. b. Thompson, iona Bartlett
Treasurer Nelson Allen; Supervisor, H. NJ
Howard; Collector and Constable, Orinie
Murry.
JACKSON. Moderator, d. Body; Selertmen
Geo +. Wallace ID. Bracket, Jr, 4. j
Mogett; Clerk. and Treasurer, j. H. Cook
Supervisor, BENZ Knowles; Auditor, lrrial
Warren.
THoMAsroN. Town Clerk, Thomas A. Carr
Selectmen, Alfred Watts, VIM. Z. Craw ford.
Artemas W. Watts; Town Treasurer, w. f.
Burgess; Board of.i SCISSORS Thomas O'Brien
John c. LeNen,aer, h. W .Connor. All Dem
ocrats bur two.
THoRNpIkE. Moderator. Thomas Corn
forth; Clerk, o. J. Farwcll; Seectmen, 0. j
Farwell, Eli Pcilbriek, Eliphalet Pe:se; super
visor, L. J. Higgins Treasurer, Paris Dyer.
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To the Honorable, the Justices OF the Supreme ,Ju.
dicial Court, next to be holden at Belfast within
and for the County of Waldo, on the third Tuesday
of October, A. D. 1871.
LNMEL1NE BROWN, OF Searsmont, in said
-ll COuty Of Waldo, wife of Jonathan NJ. Brown,
of parts unknown respectfully bels and gives this
honorable Court to be informed that she law
fully married to the said J. NJ Brown, at Belfast, on
the 2sth day of Dec, A D. 1861, and has had by lin
one child, Cora +. Brown, now living. That your
libellant, since there intermarrage has always be-
haved herself faithful, chaste, and atectionate
wife towards the said J. NJ: Brown, but that the
marriage covenant aud duty, did the first day of
January, A. d. 1868, desert your libeant leaving
her to take of her child and herself alone which
she has done by her daily labor. That she has not
seen said J. NJ. Brown, since January. A. d. 1863
nor does she know where he now is.
Wherefore, she prays that she may be divorced
from the bonds of matrmony between her and her
said husband, and that the custody of her child
Cora E., may be intrusted to her; and as in duty
bound will ever pray, EMELlNE BROWN.
Dated Sept. 6, 1870.
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ThursdaY, the Iath day of AnriI next
Alden Litchfield Case. New Trial De-
MED. He is Sentenced to 4 Years in
State Prison.
81 Telegraph to the journal.
ROCKIAND March

hOCkLAND, March Y.
A hearing on a motion for a new trial
in the case of Alden Litchteld, based on
alleged newly discovered evidence and
misconduct OF some of the Jury at the time
OF trial, was commenced here on Monday
last before the Supreme Court now in
session, Judge Kent presiding Hon. A.
&. Jewett of Belfast, Hiram Bliss Jr.
Esq, OF Washington, and D. N. Mortlan d
Esq, OF Rockland, appeared in support of
the motion. A. S. Rice, Esq, County
Attorney, for the state Witnesses were
introduced to impcach the testimony of
the accompllce Graves, and also in rela-
ton to the delivery of the telegram to
Litchlield. Testimony was also intro
duced as to alleged tampering with the
jury. The argument Of Mr. Rice, in OPP
position to the motion, was clear and for
chile, and showed deep research. Mr.
.Jewett made one of his best efforts in
support of the motion
On the coming in of the court, this
morning, Judge Kent announced his opin-
ion, which was that some important
facts had been proved, yet though he
might wish to grant him 4 new trial, he
did not think the testimony would war
rant il. Therefore he should overrule the
motion. After which the County Attorney
moved for sentence.
The Court asked the prisoner if he had
any thing to shy in his own behalf. Mr.
Litchteld, in an affecting manner, said
Before God, Your Honor, I am not
guilty of this crime. have been brought
here by enmity, and perjury" The Court
announced the sentence, which was four
years in State Prison. NoMEN
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er3t in the stricest sense adherns to his early
political faith with mistaken fidelity Mr., Stevens
was retiring and modest in his department tolerant
ana charitable to those of opposite views. This
commented him to popular favor which was mani.
tested by comforting upon him positions OF public
trust, OF more less responsibility In 1908, he
was appointed Deputy Sheriff by Gen George Ulmer,
at thai time Sheriff of Hancock County. In the
war OF 1872 and 1915, he a commissioned officer
IN the state Militia and took part in several military
expeditions Of much local interest at that time He
was at Hampden on the Penobscot river at the re-
pulse OF Gen, Blake. He was also at Saturday Cove
In Northport to aid in driving off marauding band
OF British soldiers from Castine then in possession
repeihng threatened attack on that place by the
English Frigate Furiusc.
In 1871, Mr.. Stevens was commissioned Justice
OF the Peace and Quorum by Gen. King, first Gov.
OF Maine. In 1929 and 1881, he represented in the
State Legislature the class composed of the towns
OF Llncolnvile, Searsmont and Belmont. In 1884
he was appointed one of the board of County Com.
missoners. And for - years he was one of the
municipal officers of the town.
In all the relations oil life, his honesty and in
tegrlty were never questioned. In the vigor of life,
by industry and frugality he acquired competency
OF the needs and blessings OF this world. He re-
tanned ms bodily and mental vigor in a remarkable
degree till past his goth year.
His is the record of a long and unsullied life He
leaves a widow, feeble and depressed under the
weight OF many years, and now standing near the
verge of life. He leaves family of seven inteui-
gent and respectable children, and many relatives
more remote to mourn his loss.
Long will his familiar presence be missed in the
community where he has been so long and so well
known.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo
4 MOS ". SPROWI, Administrator of the estate
IA OF John G. Sawyer, late of Montville, In said
County deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods chattels and credits of said deceased are not
sufficient to answer his just debts and charges OF
ADMINISTRATION by the sum of four hundred and
fifty dollars
WiIE IRE your petitioner pray your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey much of
the real estate of said deceased, (ncludng the re-
version OF the Widows dover thereon,) as will
satisfy SAID debts, and incidental charges of admin
istraton. AMOS w. SPROWT
At Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of March, A. ID. 1871.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of said petition, with this order
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal, paper printed at Belfast,
that they may appear at 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, II any they have, why
the same should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B 7. FIELD Register. 3w37
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STATE OF MAINE.

Sup. Jud. Court, Jan. Term, 1871.
On the foregoing Ordered, That the libeant notify
the said Jonathan NJ. Brown, of the tendency there
Of, by publishing an attested copy of her libel and
this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, paper printed at Belfast in
the County of Waldo, the last publication to b.
fourteen days before the next term Of the Suprem.
Judicial Court to be holden ut Belfast, within ant
for the County Of Waldo, on the third Tuesday o
April next, that he may then and there appear anC
show cause, if any he have why the prayer Of sale
libellant should not be granted.
ATTEsT-W. q. FRYE, CLERK.
True Copy of libel and order of Cont, thereon
2W36 ATTEsT-W. e, FRYE, CLERK.
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Rooms to Let!
vT,HREE PLEAsANTROOMsT TO LET, ON High
i Street. enquire at
j. CACCIOLA'S
tbs BARBER SHOP.
STATE OF MAINE.

-O-
WALDO, $50 the Sherifs of our respective Coun.
ties or either of their Deputies,
GREETING:
WE command you to attach the goods or
I Los estate of uriah b. Patten of Lincolnylle in
- the County of Waldo commorant of
the city OF New York to the value of three hundred
dollars; and summon the said defendant If he may
be found within your precinct to appear before oiii
Justices of our Supreme judicial Court, next to be
holden at Belfast. within and for the County of
Waldo, on the first Tuesday of January next then
and there In our said Court to unto the In
habitants of Lincolnyille, in said County, in plea
of the case for that defendant, at said Belfast on
the day of the purchase OF this writ being indebted
to Plaintiff in the sum of one hundred and thirty
nine dollars and twenty cents, according to the
account annexed, for that amount expended in the
relief and support of Joanna his WIFE she having
become chargable to said town and she having their
legal settlement, in said town, in consideration
thereof, then and there promised the pltf's to pay
them said sum and interest thereon on demand. Yet
though often requested, the said defendant the same
has not paid, but negects AID refuses so to do to
the damage of the said plaintiffs as they say tho
sum of three hundred dollars, which shall then and
there be made to appear with other due damages
And have you there this writ with doings therein.
Witness JONATHAN G. DIChERsoN, Esquire, at
Belfast, the Goth day of November in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
s, l.. MILLIKEN CLERK
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and age,
must be paid for.l
In Iincolnville 18th inst, Paul ii. Stevens Esq,
aged 80 years, 9 months and 90 days.
Mr.. Stevens was born in the town of Newmarket,
N. H., May q 1850 He came to Belfast, Me-, in
1901. He worked in that and adjacent towns at his
he settled permanently in the town Of Lincolnville,
where he ever afterwards resided. lie became con-
standing in high official and social positions, his
wife being a daughter of Maj. Phillip Ulmer who
served in the Revolutionary War. In 1904 he cast
his first vote for President, which given for
Thomas Jefferson. He Jeffersonan Demo-
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STATE OF MAINE.

Sup Jud Court, Jan. Term, 1871.
And now 1t appearing that Uriah b. Patten, de-
PENDANT in the above action is within the limits
of this State, and has not had legal notice of the
tendency of this suit, it is Ordered, That the pfs
give him notice thereof, by causing attcsted copy
of their writ with this order thereon to be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican journal
a public newspaper published at Belfast, In the
County of waldo, the last publication to be not less
than fourteen days before the next term of ssid
Cour5 to be holden at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo on the third Tuesday of April
next, that said deft may then and there appear and
answer to said suit If he shall see cause
ATTESTW. G. FRYE, CLERK
A True Copy OF writ and order of Notice thereon.
2w36 ATTEsr--W. G. FRYE CLERK.
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Local Items, * C


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stormy ryenino. fla. ,Ii.,inYui.I,nl I,,1v vho
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DISTRICT CouRP OF THE GNI-
TED STATES. District of Me. I ~ nANhRoficf
In the matter OF ALDEN LIrCHFIELD Bank.
rupt.
INllS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
L been presented to the Court, this 18th day of
March, A. ID. ISL, by Alden Litchfeld of Rockland
in said District, Bankrupt praying that he may be
provable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said Petition, Ir Is ORDERED by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same, on the fifth day OF
said District at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published in the Rockland Free Press,
and the Republican journal, newspapers printed in
said District, once week for three weeks, and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons In interest, may appear at said time and
place. ana ss show cause # any they have why the
VIM. 2. PREBLE,
'w37 Clerk of District Court for said Dist riot
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Probate Court.

ASA lHpE!.oI "H, Judge. Is. +. FIELD, Register
The following business WAS trans acted at the
March Term of said Court.
ADMINISTRATION ON THh ESTATE oF-Samuel
A. Webb, late OF Knox deceas ed, Lydia w. Webb
Administrators; Ezra Abbott, late of Jackkon, de-
ceased, Alen Davis Executor.
GUARDIAN ArroIN1ED-Gilman Roberts, over
minor heirs of Joel NJ. Blood, late of Waldo, de-
ceased.
INVENTORIES FILED ON THE ESTATES Of
Hannah +, II isgins, late OF Belmont Eben Taylor,
late OF Unity; Hannah +. Bramhall, late OF Belfast
WARRANT OF INSOLVENCY RETURNED WITH
LIST OF CLAIMS ON ESTATE oF-Thomas Yates,
late OF Palermo.
WILLS PRoBATED-Lcvi Bartlett, late of Mont
vile; Ezra Abbot, late of Jackson.
ALLOWANCES MADE TO WIDOWS ON ESTATE
oF-John G. Sawyer. late of Montville: William
kneeland late of Stockton; F. A. Herrick, late of
Unity.
COMMISSIONS TO SET orr DOVER ON ESTATE
oF-William Fariow, late of Belfast.
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STATE OF MAINE,
BY TIE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.


IIumbly acknowledging our dependence on
the Supreme Ruler, the Father of our spirits,
and deyoutly recognizing the Importance ofclos-
er communion with Him. do hereby, in ac-
cordance with reyered custom of our fathers,
and with the advice of the Executive Council,
appoint
Thursday, the 18th day of April next,
as day of Public Humiliation, Fasting and
Prayer. And earnestly invite the people of
TINS State to unite on that day in their families
and places of public worship, in such devotion
al exercises as becomes the erring children of
Hun whose tender mercies have never forSaken
us. And through the holy influence of these
services, may we bebetter prepared TO resist evil
and overcome temptation, and become more
consecrated to every patriotic and christian du-
ty.
Given at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
this fifteenth day of March, i'll the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-one, and of the Independence of
the United States of America the ninety
fifth. SIDNEY PERHAM
By the Governor.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW Secretary of State
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SGHENCk'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and awaited themselves of bis wonderfully eificacious
medicines, they would not have fallen
DR.. Schenck has in his proven that where
ever sufficient vitality remains that vitality by his
enes and his directions Tor their is uickced
htahtul yigor.
In tins statement there is nothing presumptuous
To the faith Of the invalid is made representation
that is not thousand times substantted by living and
visible works The theory OF the by DR.. Schencks
medicines is simple as it is uniilng. Its philosophy
requires argument. Ii is self assuring, sel-co-
vncing
Tho Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first two
weapons with which The citadel OF the malady is assaulted
Iwo-tnrds OF the cases of consumption originate ,s
pepsa and tnnctionaly disordered liver. With this
condition the bronchial tubes "sympathze' with the
stomach They respond to the morbilic action The
liver Here then comes the eliminating result, the
its ,lisf M ans
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Another Revolution in France.

A revolt against The provisional govern
ment, of which NJ. Theirs is the head, is
going on in Paris. The grievances of the
insurrectionists are not given, so fur as
we can discover. Indeed reason is not 4
necessary ingredient in French revolu-
ton. The disturbances commenced at
Montmartre, in the cnvirons of Paris, by
a body Of insurgents taking possession of
the Notifications, the troops in many in
stances iraternizing with them. Al the
last accounts, the insurgents were masters
Of Paris, protesting to rule by u Com
mittee of the National Guards The most
terrible excesscs were being committed
Generals Ninory, Thomas, Chauzy. and
Lecompte had been shot. and u drunken,
ferorious mob ran riot, threatening indis-
criminate pillagc and murder.
The journal DIES Dehats says "Satur-
day will be considered one of the gloom
lest hours in the history of France A
revolution under the banner of pillage is
mistress of Paris. France will condemn
these horrible assassinations and this
odious insurrection, which is without a
preteNt on purpose. viii the provinces
come to our aid, or must the Germans re-
enter the capitol? This terrible day has
wrought more damage to the Republic
than all the Ronapartes."
IN PARIS.
Special TO N. Y. World
Berlin, 20 The Paris insurgents hold
the Hotel de Vile, Palace of Justice, the
TuilIeries, and Palace Vendome. Com
plete apathy is displayed by the Bourgeois,
and no resistance has been made to in
surgents.
GENERALS LECOMPTE AND THOMAS
was murdered by order of Ricciotti Carl
baldi, who directs the instruction.
They were shot in garden on the Rue
DIES Rosters. Gen. Thomas resisted
vigorously, but Garibaldi ordered him
held against wall, while his body was
rddled with bullets. Lecompte died
with the utmost coolness-smsking q
cigar, refusing bandage over his eyes.
TIE CITY IS FULL OF BONOPARTIST
agents, including Chcvran. Cont, Rouhl
and Regnor. The insurgents for some
days past have received five francs daily,
which are supposed to be furnished by
these agent.
Paris, 10. The National Guards Com
mittee are masters of Paris, the depart
ments of the interior and of Justice, and
prefecture of police are occupied by In
surgents. Generals Vinoy, Thomas and
Lecomptc, have been murdered by the
troops. There is an election for Com
munes tomorrow All members of the
Theirs government have gone to Yer
sailles, follow with the whole Diploma
tic Corps. (signed,) WAsIfBURNE.
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MARRIED..

In this city, goth inst, by Rev. Wooster Parker,
MIR. Roscoe q. Edwards to Miss Sarah A. Rose, both
of Brooks.
In West Winterport March 10th, by Gilbert l..
Curtis MIR. Frederick A. Jones of Frankfort to Miss
Esther X. Picket of Swanvillc.
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Dissolution of Copart nership.

rINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ;existng
i between the undersigned under the name and
style OF 5. 5. Lewis s. Son, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent the affairs of the late firm will be
settled by either of the subscribers.
S. S. LEWIS,
ROSS q. LEWIS,
Belfast March Il olpo