The Republican journal., 1871-02-02
G E N E RALITIE S.

The presence OF a bold, fearless man like Frank
Blair, jr., bound to wage against all farther
Federal interference in the internal affairs OF the
states, Will bring the question OF bayone rule TO
sharp, decisive issue.
South Carolina has negro lieutenant governor
three negro congressman, eleven negro state Sena-
tors, eight negro representatives, and one negro
Judge OF the supreme court
At Il recent wedding in certain town in Wis
eonsn, the organist, upon the entrance of the
bridal party to the church, played Put Me in My
Little Bed
There is report that a new evening paper is
shortly to be started in New York for the purpose
pl advocating the denomination of Gen Grant. The
money, it is said, has all been subscribed-S10 900
hut who are 10 be its creditors ii yet mystery.
Ald Brookticld astounded the Cincinnati Com
mon Council the other night by telling them that
hell itself might be raked from stem 10 stern with
fine tooth comb. and no such body as the Cncin-
NAH police be tound.N
The camp table of the King of Prussia is graeed
with the curious, thin. well-worn old historical
plates which the Great Frederick took 10 the wars
With him.
The Alerte~ OF Massachusetts, undeterred by
previous failures have fixed upon Feb. II A. the
ia. 0f ne final Judgement.
Iiataxer Al a Fair offered a Young lady $40
ipr eurl from her head TO his surprise. she
promptly cut il Oft and transferred it. friend
plIins him that she made good thing of it, as the
whole wig only cost her 81.
A rural correspondent asks Ms to explain what a
sinking innd is Any sum OF public money which
ills into the hands ot the present administration is
sinking fund.
Brig +. F. Dunbar. of Sear>por, was fallen in
with on the 20th, LAT 32.j1, Ion. 1529, dismasted.
Waerlogged and abandoned. She was lumber
Ildcn.
lao DplmD.t.at- ma 1,,ui fy in tb1 IL,
Legislature Of five Joint ballot. one yeas ago
% Was ~ The other way,
Mrs. E,teer Morris Justice of The Peace in Iowa.
has temporarily retired from the bench to nurse
hel baby
Miss Todd, of Chicago. alycrti,eS for a husband,
Who viii take Il tod:
paper advertses for girls for cooking. A con-
temporary replies You would like them raw
when You get accustomed to them"
Z. i. Grose, Sheriff OF Knox County, has ap-
.onled the following Deputies j. F. Torrev
Eockland; Isaac Carkm. Appleton; James Burns.
Washington.
lhe Androscoggin Herald says that James Staples
nt south Casco, in his Il wear, ate an apple and
planted the core, and has lived to eat fruit FIVE Years
from tree that grow from il.
viii, bearing the date of 1850, has been proved
fraudulent in Providence by the fact that the paper
on which il is written contains the water-mark "a.
=. Co., Supertine," when no paper thus marked
WAs sold before the year 1860.
An Ohio man, whose pet bear last week Rugged
ms little boy to DEATH refused to Kill the beast but
unallY, after much urging, did consent to put him
mp TO be shot for at the price of 800.
An exchange says: ''belore the acts of the demo
CrAcy San Domingo Gaes' Seeing that the island
is covered with blacks, we beg leave to say we
don't believe word of this
Mrs. Graves, the postmistress of Onarga, H. has
been removed because she didn't take any interest
IN san Domingo and j l.. Parmalee has been APP
pointed. John used to own a spotted coach dog,
which is now in Washington. Chicago Times.
Ole Bull has purchased $1,000 house at Lebanon
Me, ana W0rkmen are now remOuelling it, and
when completed will occupy it As his future home.
Five hundred spinning wheels are sold in Bangor
annually to go up country.
A member of the Dakota Legislature recently in
toduced Il bill with the following title: "A bin to
incorporate the Hon. John l.. jolley, of Clay
county, into Windmill"
ontracts have been made by Il compan V in New
York, with shoe manufactures in Vienna to make
American brogans,' similar to those of Massa-
chusetts manufactures, from Austrian leather and
ship them to New York. They will cost per pair,
duty paid, about twenty-five cents less than Ameri-
an shoes.
The radicals have commenced TO talk about
placing the Southern States under martial law.
Emperor Ulysses is said TO look fayorably upon the
proposition.
The net profits of the European and North Ameri-
can Railroad Company for 1870 was SAG S}6.12
Mrs. kmhall, an old lady at Hollis, fatally
hui:led last week, hy her night dress taking fire
At the stove.
Or. Il. II. Brigham. Ai ola and we'll known
physician # Glstne, and prominent citizen and
Democratic politician Of the State, died on the 23l.
H. a,,s formerly Collector Of Custom, in that dis
ruct
A Chicago paper ventures the opinion that to
secure the prompt payment of the Alabama claims
nothing is necessary but 10 forward to the British
ministry few copies OF Eiarper's Weekly of last
week. containing likeness of our new penipo-
lentiary.
New York papers are urging Americans to send
provisions to the starving French.
Every lay those fellows telegraph from the top of
Mount Washington, alont tho "relAtiye humidity"
This supposed to refer to the portions Of water
na Whskey in their punches
The Herald says that new trial has been denied
70 Alden Litchtield, convicted of being principal
in the robbery of the Lime Rock Bank, and he will
probably lie sentenced at the next term of the
Supreme Court, to be holden in Rockland in March.