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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06
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Formerly C. n JACKSON & CO.

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= -. . GILES, BRO. & CO.,
Manufact acturers and Wholesale Jewellers,
l42 Lake Street, CHICAGO, I'LL.
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o.
The ground of insanity-The battle
well met
Some one asserts on good authority that
the early bird caught cold, Instead Of 3
worm. 1g -lsl8 10-- cl-t
A KansAs paper tells Of a railroad
bridge that get eown-heaFted and lay
down with q train omit. '.al
A weAlthy widow, adSsFtistnR for an
agent, was overwhelmed With applications,
As the tgpes by mistake nahalt "a gent"
A hDx Of dress samples sent 10 New
Orleans merchant WAS met ~ the depot
BY an undertakeF. aAd buried for The
corpse of man be was e1pectiDg by the
same train. . '4- . ~
fitx pfopounds an snswef4e the SolIow-
ing conandFua. Whan bass-Assl cluhsars
vietorions, Of what mountun range sboid.
they renina gon 2-APpszusDts.
An Ambitious citizen of Roae, Ca, en-
aeavored "a eat three quarts Of OysteD
recently. "A local paper says 1T Wss .
way lie had Of signiDg an engagament 70
sIumber m ths valley"
IL il wonderful what folly love viii lead
some men into. An exchange says Lima,
". Y, is the town rendered forever IA
nous BY man clipping With his mother
in-law. IL -i-Er-s5
A hre company in Aahnfns n. Y, has
instituted very ssnlble inaovation IN
conducting funerals. Instead OF hiring .
band of music to attend the funeral Wkan
a comrade dies, give the amount which
turnout would cost to the iaDily Of The
deceased. ...r,r, =.
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Iris now proclaimed At Washington.
ez eothedra, that The annexation Of sSn
Domingo win be made a party test. and
adhererce 10 The ADMINISTRATION test OF
loyalty 70 the radical party. such a test
was made IN New Hsnpshirs, and the ~
salt n BY ~ neaos PalAsahie At the
White Honse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06

80 idstein Failing. Proprietor. This old
ianIDof1A House reEiueed its price 20 - o0 q
vary I. 1871. .a- ..-.L - D -
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! sTEREscoPEs. &C.
STEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS, -- - +,
cHRoMos
NO9ice To- Pluabers.

EkbED propossss isfll ba reeslsea % the once
I - ing ef Ilaeesa aaa l1hSr for putting
u street 6eFvice Pipes from The mains to curb
stone felGl5llFnto scO1surneTs foE ouS year from
Anil n, 70 ADrfI Z 7af4. LfE4sDGn1 -
/ For specihcafionS and details, can at tho Trns-
marsW4 J. 8. sHoRR. supt.
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LIABo- OE- THINGS LOST
On earth here there is no remote infnit-
#imal Of excuse or apology nothing, abso-
lutely nothing The usurpatlon pivots on
nonity. always excepting m @
TIE EISeJY WILL OF THE PREsIDEST,
Which constitutionally ia nonity. The
great artist Of Bologna, in much admired
statue, sculptured Mercury as standing on
puff Of air. The President has not even
Fa puff of AIR to stand on. -
Congress has the sole right 10 declare
war, that is 10 say majority Of both houses
and the President must concur in It.
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MISUNDERSTANDING $50 per Cayl to sell the
NN celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Has the under feed, makes the 'tOck-
etifehf (Alike on both sidesl and = JIg licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine IN
Boston Mass. Pittsburgh, Pa Chicago. III, or
ST, Louis. Mo. - .- mar2SW4
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DEUcHEYss AGENCY.

GENTS WARTED=ez25 a MONTH
A-by the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co, Boston, Mass. or ST. Lsuis, Ne. mar24W4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06
Z 'FARR FOR Bale.

i' '.i..ss ,sssss9F For Sale.
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. THE KINeLY rRERooArIyE

OF declaring war at his own mere motion,
and wishing TO deal mostgently even with
an undoubted usurpation of the Kingly
prerogatiVe, So long as the Secretary Of
State, the swora counsellor of the Presi-
dent, supplied the formula for usurpatioa,
and you will bear witness that I have
donenothing but state the case 1t is
hard 10 hold back when the same usurpa-
ton is openly prolonged after the Senate
had rejected the treaty on which the ex-
ercises of the kingiy pferogative was
founded, and when the assumpsit divised
by Secretary Of State had passed into
the. r- - ..-.....-I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06

Counsellor at Law, Dayton Ohio--Will practice
IN the several State and Federal Oourts.-Ofice.
No, 2s7 Third street, first stairway East Of the
Ohio Insurance Company. .-- marl6 'IOyl
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be wanting and may We not Justly expect
the President to unite in such measures
Of peace and good will, He that ruleth
his spirit is greater than he that taketh a
city, and 50 the President ruling his spirit
in subject to the humane principles Of in
.ternational -laW-sand the constitution Of
this country, viii be greater than If he bad
taken all the islands Of the sea.
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sH5 + II WBf. MCKINLEY, ..i,ss,5srI
Attorney al LaS-ofHee IN Eagle block oyer M
3 tional Bank, Canton, Ohio I'm June 1851
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: l0fro IWfNTERHALTER
]. A. MEYER,

r,ealer IN American and Foreign Watches Clocks,
" 20 - l5flSey,gsrc And Fancy cSods- rtlwestcorner
- Of Pubic 6qnere. Canton, Qho- pairing neal
". szped' 'tiously and sAiiaiaetorl y done
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DIR. ]. 4. s1DDALL,

-s,r-,o GEO. d. HARTER & BRO, ,Es--5 g
Bankers-East Tusearawas street, Canton, Ohio,
Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy Gold, Sill
ven. Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. Ex-
change bought and sold
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- s..,.' r, ~ NJ g. McGREGoR, eagolI "a
. "a Attorney ct Law and General Collecting Agenl
st'. cAtthssei Jasper county, Missouri oct2ia
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, 3 bsls5iiHaS &E. MEYER,
1 Attorneysa at Law Canton. Ohio. once in Danna
milIers New Building, near Public Square.
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~ Block I'D noor1 over Geeting Bueher's store.
.julyxI sI0-tf- - fllt-9-1-- e ia -r.
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y, ~ l.,,,,3V .-s4..s eEo. Z BALDWIN
- b,s bs1saa51 RAFF 4 BALDWIN Isl
sd5 o. q Lew csnton Ohio 1omee in the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06
LOUIS SCHEFER,

a. nois HARVEY 1AUGHHIN, -
akt.sTaey az Law, Notary Public, Alliance, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-06

srraoED ,s.ITsszsgo .iA eE o. o. Al n. .iIo1
"a 3nci Al fz.sprurTDE c6Uscn Nd 4 O- d An. n
a.staf prg Ifnrsday eyening a " c'elcek, Y
"'ae' l1,f1 Ae1 le'r s'se TF..is sFspt SscuEN
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THE Il aaEAF I iaslggsiI-aEas

In hand.a BY the side OF gaznesu was
Rabius,- alseza spee1later and a lifelong
intrieuefF after Y ards this Envoy Extraor-
zdinaTy and Minister PIeniP iPetentiary Of
Baez inathe gFeat business A treaty was
signed by which the usaTpeF pretended to
sell his country 10 the United States for
81 500, 900; another. treaty leasing the
Bay Of Sanana for an annual rent Of l50,-
COO The latter sum was paid down by
the yonag plenipotentiary, or $l00,0 600 in
cash and $50, 600 in muskets and in bat
terry. The 1surper thus obtained the navy
OF the United States to MAINTAIN himself
IN his treason. 45 ~. 1
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azksa sssssJ zoSFs CLOUD HOTEL
,ssstarIT 70 p; Elie RTenriosot-1fgslis 81
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i0l CT q % 10 ytl5s ~
- ,IChios Meals aIFAFs IN readlnees1 9
tisf ,u&o1 ears so - - - q. -. -.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

Bank. and the great achievement Of his life
was his victory over it. The present party
has spawned upon the country sixteen hum
dred and eighty-five of these institutions.
jackson was opposed to high tariffs. The
present Congress, which the radical party
controls is owned by the manufacturers,
who rob the people without stint, through
its connivance,
Jackson opposed sectional agitation. The
party at present in power INDUCED in it IN
til the country was plunged into a desolating
civil war.
Jackson abhorred national debt. The
radical party has conferred upon the country
gigantic mountain of debt. that towers
until it covers the whole land with its blight
ing shadow.
Let not the kennebec journal, or any
other organ of the party in power, attempt
to prop up its reputation by quotations from
Andrew Jackson.
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CONGRESS.

tu the Goth, Gen. Blair of Missouri took his seat
IN the senate, and was appointed on the committees
ON Pacific Railroads and Education and Labor
Mr.. Scott Of Pennsylvania spoke in favor of the
abolition of the income trx. The House passed the
bin extending to disabled soldiers of the war of
1912 and the Mexican war the benefits of the nation
al soldiers asylum act, and discussed without action
the bills for giving bounty lands to soldiers of the
late war and claim agents.
ON the 10Th, the pension appropriation bill was
passed the Senate rejecting the amendment appro-
priang S5,ooO000 for the recent increase of the
pensions five per cent. authorized by Congress-
The bill to abolish the income tax was passed by a
vote % to %, the only New England Senators vot-
ing for abolition being Messrs Anthony, Sumner
and buckingham. The House discussed the In
dian appropriation bill and the bill to enable honor
ably discharged soldiers and sailors, their widows
and orphan children to acquire homesteads on pub
lie lands. The fourth section authorizes transfer
by the pensioner of his rights privileges and bene
fits homestead settler to his agent or attorney.
The bill was opposed by MesSrs. Julian of Indiana
Van Wyck of New York and other members AS one
that would be of little advantage to pensioners but
would be a benefit to land lobbers who would buy
up ut cheap rates patents for land Just as was the
case with the old bounty land warrants.
ON Friday, Senator Schurz made an able speech
in favor Of civil reform. Judge Kelley, in the House,
spoke IN favor OF acquiring San Domingo.
Mr.. Cox made Il speech in favor Of revenue reform
i'll the House, Saturday, and Mr.. Mayham against
Federal interference in elections; Mr.. Calkns on
the Alabama Claims; Messrs. Bird, Hoar, Law
renee md Maynard, on j bill to promote national
education; Mr.. Aytel in defence of the land grant
policy, and Mr.. Armstrong on civil service reform.
ON Monday, the minority resolution of the Judi
cinry Committee, declaring Hill entitled to seat
Senator from Georgia, was rejected In the
House, Mr. Morrill, brought forward bill provid-
Ing fine and Imprisonment for any one who shall
give or sell military or naval officer intoxicating
liquors, and dismissing officers who drink. A re.
solve welcoming the Irish exies to the Capitol was
passed, Peters of Maine voting against it. Bill t;
pay Census Enumerators five dollars per day, was
passed.
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The head would look unnatural without its

The head would look unnatural without its
wealth of hair. and the jaunty little hat with
parti-colorcd feathers is charming acquisi-
ton to the general completeness. Anything,
therefore, awry Or amiss in the tout ensemble
is sure to be noted and observed. 1t is not
surprising, therefore, that when, yesterday, a
lady entered a Camp street car, with her hat
on "wrong end foremost" it created quite a
sensation. The little white and red feathers
before alluded to, which should have proudly
curled backward from the front, stuck up be-
hind like the caudal appendage Of a rooster.
MADAM" suggested q mild-looking old gen
tleman, 'there is something the matter with
your head" "Sir - aspirated the indignant
lady. Il mean-that is, wished to say every
thing amt right there" and the old man
significantly pointed to her forehead. "What
do you mean, how dare you?" and the lady
rose and rung the bell. "Ibeg pardon, maam
don't get insulted; didn't mean to offend
you; l only meant to say your tail feathers
wasn't fixed right" stammered out the kind.
ly old gentleman, while the lady, with 9
scream Of horror, leaped from the car. n.
0. Pic.
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parlor or dining saloon is converted for the
time being into u temporary lecture hail. and
here the invited guests come i'll full evening
dress, and the ladies minus their bonnets,
hats, and outside wrappings, sit under the
gaslight, displaying their silks, jewels and
beauty to the best advantage. 1t is also the
fashion to give balls and parties at these
hotels rather than ut your own private resi-
dencc.
The Holland Testimonial takes place at
the Globe Theatre next Tuesday afternoon.
The programme will be long and varied
one, giving Warren, Wallack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chanfrau and Mr.. Montgomery each
chance to display their peculiar talents.
large number Of the Museum, Boston and
Globe theatre companies will also appear
All of their services as well rs the use Of the
/ theatre are free contributions, and the funds
VIII he joined to those already raised in
other cities for the benefit of the widow and
children Of the late Geo. Holland cole
bratcd comedian.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
| j he NTtlliidf tlilItIS i)tll- NDltll nus kSbL
to be one OF the Institutions OF the Hub, is 10
be given Feb. 20. II will probably excel in
grandness of display any of those previously
| given.
| Rev Mr.. Murray and Rev. Phillips Brooks
are To deliver addresses al the approaching
Art meeting to be holden in turtherance OF
the proposed Boston Art Museum
The subject of removing Trinity Church
from H. present location ON Summer street,
and rebuilding somewhere at the South End,
is under consideration. II is among the old
est churches in the city, and beneath it rests
the remains OF many persons. This tact.
added to others, brings many remonstrances
against the proposition; bat the demands OF
business win pay \ large price for the royet
ed spot, and ultimately the DIRECTORS viii
Succumh.
The salary of Rev. Justin Fulton has beeu
raised to $4,000 and the que stion among hi
| friends is Where is Theodore Tlton ?"
PERCIE.
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The Maine State Liquor Agent has made
his yearly report. 1t took Sl05, 79l IS worth
of liquor to moisten the threats of the faith
full during the year, 1870, and the agent made
the neat sum of Sc, 7S2. 40 out Of his commits
sons for dispensing It, No wonder the
Skowhegan saints were prosecuted for forget
ting to remember that they must trade with
him. 1t is nice thing TO be virtuous, ant
receive the reward thereof. Buy your run
at Shaw's"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

The Bangor Wing parades in its column,
the bill of 1871 that it cost to hang the negro
murderer Harris. nearly two years ago.
They always have been an expensive set 1t
cost this country over three thousand millions
to liberate few in the South To be sure, ii
is hard to have such bill presented for
hanging them afterwards but there is con-
ISOLATION in the reflection that the particular
''ward of the nation" referred to cannot be
a further bill of expense.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

A gentleman widely known in Houston
County, Georgia, on the day after the election
offered any Of his negro hands fifty acres of
land, mule, a hundred bushels of corn, five
hundred pounds of pork, and tools enough to
work the land one year, if they could tell him
for whom they voted the day before. Not
one Of them could do it. Only one attempt
ed it, and he failed Mr.. Chase in his New
Haven College address, said the blacks South
would vote as intellgently as did the profess
sors and intelligent gentlemen before him
the blacks would vote the ticket made for
them, ''andithat is Just what you DO" said. Mr..
Chase.
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. The
Stockholders of the National Insurance Com
pany elected the following directors tor the
ensuing year, at meeting at the Company
Office in Schwartz Block, yesterday after
noon; Michael Schwastz, Samuel II. Blake,
John E. Godfrey, VIM. L. Pearson, John
Littlefeld, Hiram Rugges and l.. M. Par
fridge. At meeting Of the Directors, the
following officers were chosen; Michael
tary; George P. Field, Assistant Secretary ;
II. Hartman, Marine Inspector. [Whig.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

At the Brooklyn city gasworks the support
OF one Of the large iron gasometers gave way
and it fell against an iron column which
broke off and fell through the top of a second
tank filled with gas, which escaped in an i'm
mense quantity and coming in contact with
the flames from the engine room was ignited
instantly and with terrible force the flames
shot upward 200 or 800 feet and the adjoining
tenement houses were shattered rs by an
earthquake, the windows being blown out
and the plastering and partitions demolished
One man was killed. Loss 5000 600.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

The Lancaster Republican says that in a
mortgage deed recently executed in that vii
lage, the buyer bound himself to give Il suit
able maintenance to the seller through life,
and to find him with what tobacco he wants
to use and the other necessaries Of life, and
pay him $3.50 annually, the first day of Sep
TENDER, as long rs he shall live, and give
him decent burial at his death
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

Mr.. Wilson publishes rejoinder to the
comment of the Portland jailer, reatlirming
what we stated of his treatment and has
placed the latter at so much disadvantage
that he keeps silent We would print Mr..
w s card had it not been mislaid.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02
RELIEF TO SHIPPING A New York lette

RELIEF TO SHIPPING. A New York letter
of the Doth says
Private dispatches received yesterday from ship
owners of this city, now in Washington, give as
surances that bill will soon be submitted TO Con
gress embodying the views of all practical Ship
builders, as well as shipowners. which will be gem
ties which now are suffering and which will be
materially relieved thereby. The bill will super
sede the subsidy bin, which is now under consider
alton by the Senate, and meets the full endorse
ment OF members from the Eastern ship builders
districts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

&1-S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., 6 State ST., Boston,
ana 81 Park Row New York are authorized gents
for procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertise
ments.
Boston, authorized receive for this
paper.
As-T &. EVANS, log Washington Street, is an author
lied agent of this paper.
As-GEo, 2. RowELL & Co., 40 Park Row, New York,
will receive advertisements for this paper at the lowest
rates. Their orders will always receive promt atten
ton.
Rs-HoRACE DoDD, 121 Washington Street, Boston lis
an authorized Agent for the journal.
Subscribers requested take notice of the date
the coored slips attached the paper 1t is the only
form of receipt used. For instance, Is May IS,
that the subscription is paid to that date. When
new payment is made, the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full sent
with every paper Subscribers in requested
to forward the sums due.
ss~In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is sent.-Ha
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CHICAGO, JAN. SO. A farmer living near
Rock Grove, Winnebago county, H., shot
and killed three highwaymen, while on his
way home, Wednesday night, and on enter
ing his house found. his wife and daughter
weltering in their blood-the latter dead and
the former severely wounded. One of the
slain robbers was recognized as man who
had lately attempted to purchase the farm.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

A scoffer, residing in Hartford, Conn, who
had been contending that he could not learn
from the most careful reading of the papers
what good the scientific party on Mount w ash
ington is doing, was dumbfounded last Satur-
day, when he learned by the daily report that
they have discovered snow flake Of ga
heretofore undescribed FORM
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WILLIAM ii. SIMPSON,
,DITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, 500 a year
within the year $3.50; at the expiration OF the year
$500.
ADVERTISING TERMS For one square. Zone inch OF
length in column $l25 for three weeks, and IS cents
for each subsequent insertion. fraction of square
charged as full one.
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DISASTERS At SEA. The British barJue
Kate Smith, Capt William Hamilton, of Var
mouth. n. >. from Les CasSagcs Spain for
New York, went ashore ON Wednesday night
near Little Egg harbor. N. j 20 miles from
New York, and eight OF those on board, IN
GLIDING the captain five seamen, the steward
and his wife, and Joseph lIusSey of pilot
boat No t. Of that city, We're lost. Four
men We're saved
The schoonerS Mary C.. Elliott of Clinton,
Conn. and Alfred Hall, of Norfolk went
ashore at Little Egg harbor on Monday, and
were both totally lost, the latter with all on
board. 'lhe crew Of the Elliott were rescued
The schooner Speculator, of Halifax, Capt
Cassidy, arrived at New York from San
Bias Dec. -, with a cargo of cocoanuts
While lying at San Bias the steward and all
the crew deserted taking the yawl with them,
and the captain was obliged to go 10 miles
tor new men, hat was only able to get three
negroes to work the vessel to New York
January lSt two of the crew were badly
frost bitten and the remaining man was laid
up, which lett the captain and mate alone to
work the vessel. In twenty-five years eX
perencc the captain reports never 10 have
seen such terrific gales or suffered so much
and when lac anchored off Sandy Hook h.
was nearly helpless and ont of provisions
and water.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02
Mrs. SC0rr SIDp0Ns

gave some select readings at the St. James
Hotel last Friday evening, assisted 10y the
English tragedian, Walter Montgomery
The 'readings' were designed to be com
plmentary to the lady guests of the st.
James, and but tew outside invitations were
therefore extended, making the affair very
exclusive and dressy one At the conclu-
sion Of the entertainment, Mrs. Siddons was
presented with silver portmonnaie contain
ing 800 in gold. 1t is getting to be quite
fashionable now to give lectures, concerts
and readings in large hotels. The immense
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-02-02

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de
string their advertisements published in the journal
will please so state to the Court.