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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
The Penobscot Murder Case.


\ Iury wa panneied Mt bangor Friday
iof NE tl1al oi Joseph y. Nnth. for the
murder on j IioLnas J"~sINn at uarleSton.
Name -''7I.oe!i. i'tn. th'1-} AltefneN
olrIN"h opened tyr the State and c.i."d "A
90A n ,iir DECEASED VINO etla at quarter
Paci lell CLOGS on tllr loLA, nv I5-nd ln~
LIu'f I"~l outside iAa Aps-e Hren~ipIe
iron! "ouI"S ms p"rNeJ-a"3N W'.A. FOIL
oi hi!~ Vas not on his rtr-oH; a clah
VIZ loAhi near tT. 0saet witnesses
showed 'A'il Ihe prisoner Wt1 n~1r the
premises "i the muMcr an tln n Ght M
wh'fh # occurred. lae tifr Marshal Vt
b1nE"r, teStlii-i 'hHt "a" prisoner had
- 10 olil> on ms person when arrcS ed,
amt that ne had hld t.!e notes ani papers
Gndtf q platform I'D NcuIie -litcr Ioi4-
Ih@ hin in fuI went % y nazie and found
jhe papers. On til" road asked Suith
hoW ne could DO such q thing IL 9aIi
ne dld u Tor the money; 'nlt fc mast lost
hl- money ah'nt hEe dpItf~. amt h9a
holAIl. = Wig WhHh W gel M Af2nE Loelt.
on VIVA Whlrh - g"i AWAY. tldI hr
struck Mf JosSiyn W't maple STICK
a''ol 'iffe l'ri I9o- hlt coQa not 'ell
now many lmeN ne struck h'm. Inc
P9,ehe'-h"".h found al Nralle WI de"titl-
,+l a. th'd belonging I" the mura"red man
mere tie case Ior ne government closed.
HUH pprso>rr.s s1.1t,fr>-,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
shipbuiidnq in the Provinces.


ioN' r. IT." ''N ~ IT.
tn tho Editors Of the Evening Post In
tbo House of REPRESENTATIVES last week
31rfne, the discussion on the salalic, ot
cap~n].. .ya.. Mr. Kelley Of PenpSl Iy,uja.
,,td4 ,-tnundinq assertion tia, wood
III .hit,.riI,Huo bad sustained a Greater
14eirnt II the British Provinces Than III
1a4 T-pired States. Mr. Kelley is a lead
mo member of Congres. and tbi. state
,nprt wa, made before q nearly fri1 House
Ina vat II was allowed ia % moon the
,..cnrd without contradiction
Nav th, facts All i0st the reverse
Never in the history OF fbe British Prov
NOES has fbp business of sbinbujldino and
.a,,oy,rin, baen "a extensive and ,1rofit.
.I.j.. il wi7bia tI4 I'M decade ahout the
,,..,f..1 mentioned hi Nr Kelley
HI n. taIsa asa az pxannle fbe nor- of
v.,r,,,5,,I. Eo1, Scotia tha onIv nn4 for
wien We have thp actual four,s This
t.a.n has limo hen celebrated for the
ra,..,a n,,,nba, az fine vessels sent ,,n. IN,
n. ar+arnrj..no sbipbuijders. Tbev own
,,,or. -i,, o,,a-nine+;ptb NJ tho tonnacra III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
4 Retrospective Glance. The Elections of
1910 and 1872

-
4 Retrospective Glance. The Elections of
i84O and 1872.
The claims Of the friends of Gen. Grant
that h. is certain 10 be elected this wear
because he had that GOOD fortune fop,,
vnar. 4ro or tbn assnmntion tba+ bo /
III NJ the Victor NJ the polls for tha raa son
ocor,atitn, ! Il-aIv "a n,,oo,. i, III
n n-natjnr convention Gan IN ro;+bo,.
case ne maintained hv fair REASONING or,
ill.,. ,,r..le l.,f. ,,f on,. l;.+or. II
a,,i,a tba r.,,rl. ,f pro-;t,,,+;a, a,.
.ioo. Il v5al VI s.., tba+ +bo ,,,t a;.a
trou. reverse which avo,. overtool, da,,i
mint ,,rtv .ho l.f.o+ Of NJ YAM p,,u..,,
fa 1em-vas Il,o =, .+roLo ~ l;,,b+nir,.
f.,,,, olear, sl,v /, H. s,,aaarro L.
1o.: y..n Rrro, IA .a,.oi,-o3 ,-n,loo..,.,i
v9ta~-or l9t moro Than all others III
nrin,in41 .,,one+i,or yeas Go, 1I,rr;,,,,
who received Nh hasidas }f "a. IIn,rb
White ii Tennessee Id far DanioI ,vah
s.rr .nJ HI f,,.lv = Nf,nann, II Nor.l
Carolina
While Van Rrron had s,renc.bo,o4
himself with i'll n,rtv d,,r;r.- IL pas;
loY+iaI farm H.. baa f,;i.d ;, .a.;-r. Ill
o.natrr Trsl, ,ro. An h,,-ina., LII.
nlnt and = oraat eomo,oro;,I ro,-,I.;7n
sv,.,,, orar rho c,,o+-r r4i.alo.,,..,
II tina theft tho pra.iian. s.h.n,;a,r III.
REORGANIZATION n.ia +na Hill haal., I'LL,
roariranonts f,r an a,aotion of+or i.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

Mollle Morton is the name of the fortu-
nate tar one declared by the Grand Duke
70 De the handsomest woman he had met
~ y, America She is cheyenne of Little
MOCK Arkansas, his Highness escorted
her 10 the supper-room at the Louisville
bail
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
Mi s. Fast.

The Rocklaud Free Press is giving cir
culation to the most outrageous talsehoods
concerning the expenses Of Knox County,
with the hope Of creating 4 prejudice
against the present officials in charge ot
its affairs It says
While nation d and state taxes. under ropnb-
lean rule have diminished. the expenses Of
Knox County have more than Dor BLEED
within four wears. Let the peoplt Of the County
consider the remedy.
Let US institute a little comparison
The Counties OF Knox ami Waldo are
about equal in respect to population and
valuation, Waldo has the larger popuIa-
ton by four thousand, ana Knox valua-
ton half million higher than ours. The
county expenses ought to lie about The
same. In Knox the county tax for fo7l
was $4,000. In Waldo it was ~1G. 500.
Starting out. At the beginning II 1871.
with the advantage of - 800, we find that
Waldo County, at the end of a year. has
not cent IN the treasury, that is mention
ed in the treasurer's report-whna Knox
County has cash on hand amounting to
$l,GS2,lo. Waldo County has buildings
provided by the taxpayers, while Knox
pays @1,025, rental tor her accomnoda-
tons. BY the showing Of the treasurer,
report Of the respective counties, Knox
County, under democratic rule, gets along
nearly $1,000 a year less than Waldo.
under radical management Besides this,
there IS portion of the bills Of 1868.
1869, and 1870, allowed by the So
preme Court and the Commissioners that
come into the account of the year 1871. for
some unexplained reason We have no
doubt that fair exhibit will show that
expense, in Waldo are thirty per cent,
higher than in Knox.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
URNAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY y, 1872.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WILLIAM II. SIMPSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance. 81. 90 a year /;
within the year, s. so; at the expiration Of the
year $500.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, zone
inch OF length in column 81 ~ for three weeks
and % cents tor each subsequent insertion frac-
ton OF square charged full one
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

-"Once more to the breech!" exclaims
the Waterville Mail, in encouragement
of local enterprise which is rather
making butt of the matter
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
Letter From Boston.
Correspondence OF the journal.

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"h'ch ne whole aifalr w's conducted
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rue va - S"Iif't no lF'"e WnateNef'
leaving \ entirely g ne option q we
patrons "he'hef me beautiful articles as
prayed 50 tempungiy' should be pnrehaS-
ttl, OF ItlJ III IuClr tNIl~tulDtU beauty.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

SUBSCRIBERS desiring TO have the address of
papers changed, must state the Post Office 10 which
the paper has been sent well $ to which it Is
to 70,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

The Bangor Commercial has one of the
best local departments that comes to this
office in any paper.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

What pitiable position does the Presi
dent occupy in connection with the New
York Custom House frauds 1t will be
recollected that in presenting the civil
service reform, in his recent message. he
took occasion to say that the person who
recommended another to the appointing
power should be held in some degree ac-
countable for the results, and enforced if
with this illustration
In mercantile pursuits, the business man who
gives a letter of recommendation to friend ia
enable him to obtain credit from stranger il
regarded as morally responsible for the inteyri-
ty of his friend.
When Leet, who ran such a career of
extortion and fraud in the Custom House.
was brought before the investigating com
mittee, he produced the following letter
from Gen. Grant to the appointing power
of the Custom House
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the
ournal Will please so state to the Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

They have got . Jury empannelled for
the trial Of Stokes, in New York, but the
evidence is not reached.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

sT 5. ". PErrENGILL & Co., & State St.. Boston
ana 81 Park Row, New York are our authorized
Agents tor procuring subscriptions and forwarding
advertis ements
ss- ;. Z. NILES, No. Scollay's Building, Court
St. Boston is authorized to receive advertisements
tor this paper.
So T. G, EVANS, lod Washington Street, is
authorized agent for this paper.
81 GEo. ?. kOWELL Y Co., 40 Park Row. New
YORK, vii receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates Their orders will receive prompt
attention.
ss- HORACE DoDD, l2l Washington ST., Boston,
j. al authorized Agent Tor the journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22

Lewis Barker, Esq, of Bangor, Slip
ped on the icy steps of the Augusta House,
last week, and was severely hurt by strik-
ing his head on the granite. It is not
generally thought that Lew had the four
inches Of raw whs1ey which he attributed
to the trainers of the Maine law.
1t appears from the returns of tonnage
built in the United States in the year 1871 that
The tonnage built for foreign trade is less than
during any wear since 1874. y. Y. Herald
So that the radicals have succeeded in
putting that industry back where it was
forty years ago.
The crowd Of elegantly dressed ladies nick
ing their way through the canal on Hammond
street nil, Yesterday, ought to have moved even
the oblurate hearts of the city fathers. Ban
gor Commercial.
Might not the hearts have been moved,
even without any canal in the case ?
The Wing says that in demolishing
an old building in that city. deposit of
counterfeit money was found, among it
some on the old Belfast Bank. Bangor
has been q very wicked city.
The Portland papers complain that
Edith German the Escaped Nun, managed
to escape from that city without paying
her bills. She is undoubtedly humbug
The Portland Press harnesses a sin
gular verb to plural noun, and rides tilt
at the democrats of the Legislature, with
the accusation that they are making war
on the common schools!
The Legislative boarders at the Au-
gnsta House will give grand reception
this Thursday evening, the anniversary
of Washington's birthday 1t will be
very brilliant occasion.
The Bangor Commercial, on each
Monday morning, gives sketch of the
sermon in each church in the city.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-22
Executive Mansion

Washington, March 8, 1859.
NJ. Fl. Grinnell-Dear Sir: This VIII intro
duce to you Col. G. X. Leet, who served under
me from early in the war to the present day:
from the fall of Vicksburg forward, as a staff
Off Ger. He is a business man of unquestiona.
Bile integrity His experience before the war
fits him for business of any kind. He now pro-
poses to resign from the army to engage in
private life, and | cheerfully commend him as
possessing all the qualities necessary to inspire
your confidence. Yours truly,
u. S. GRANT.
We will not say that the President
knew of Leet's frauds, but will only VEN
ture to recall to the readers mind that A.
T. Stewart testified under oath that he
twice informed him of the fact, and that
no notice was taken of it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
HOTELS.

T GLANDS ST. JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY.
IL No. Washington place.-Largc, cool Rooms, ~
week Board, with wine, slO elegantly furnished FAR
Ior, with bedroom, $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
INTENPERANCE AND DEATH.
Failing Into q Sewer While Fleeing from
an Omcer-A Contractor Censured.

Failing Into q Sewer While Fleeing from
an Omcer-A Contractor Censured.
The case Of Richard j. Carey, the carpenter, late
OF 1877 East Fify-fourth street. who was found dead
in sewer In Forty -fourth street, near Third ave-
nue., on the morning of the 18th instant under sus-
picfous circumstances was duly investigated yes
terday afternoon before Coroner Keenan,. Deceased
mad been attending meeting of the Carpenters
Association, after which, on the way home, he had
several drinks and, becoming angry with John
Ferguson, of $40 Second avenue, struck him
with mis- fist The blow was returned and.
the parties separated, but, coming in con-
tact again. more trouble ensued Carey
posed to quarrel; Carey caught up paving stone
and threw or attempted to throw 1t at the door Of
q drug store, thinking 1t was Fergusons door;
Carey went away and returned again to the door OF
the drug store, and while making great noise an
officer came and Carey ran away, followed by tho
Benjamin c. wooson, an oficer OF the Nineteenth
precinct, testified that about two O'Clock on the
morning OF the 14th inst he heard two men
wrangling near the corner OF FOrty-fourth street
and Second avenue and told them to go home,
| which they promised to do; deceased snbse-
quently returned. and on seeing the witness ran
across the open lot to FOrtyiourth street ana ms
| appeared from the officers sight there IL deep
cut in F0rty-fourth street. made for sewer, which
was partly covered and partly uncovered the street.
| Is not opened there.
Michael Hamond OF s34 First avenue, testified ,iie
partly on its back and right side In the sewer;
there was no blood on the face: II is thought de-
ceased, In escaping from the omcer, ieh ih'o TIC
sewer and was killed.
| Wooster Beach, M. d.. testIned that compression
Of the brain fromracture OF the Skull was tue cause
| of DEATH
The case was then given to the jury, VINO rem
| dered the following verdict
ssThat Richard J. Carey came TO HIS death by
COMPRESSION OF the brain from fracture OF the SKULL
caused by falling into sewer in Fortyfourth street,
between Second and Third avenues, on the 1lth day
| OF August 1872; and We severely censure the con-
tractor having said sewer in charge for not taking
the necessary steps TO render safe from accidents
The name OF the contractor for BUILDING the
sewer Is said to be Robert Christie or McChristie,
and, doubtless, suit for damages will be brought
against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

WOOD's MUSEUM. wOODs-
SEa IN siiaS ' a: SOB BRIEFLY
.sr v-cn. TO-DAY. ATsP
TICKRT-oF.LRAyE MAN.
New Y0rF; 4 SH1 isSsEi,s actor Mr.
non In the great moral DRAMA In acts, Of
49,; THE rIoKET-oFLEAvEM MAN DUB
LAST Matinee ArsP M 'H"'h"''
vovn. .o,,, LAST NIGHT AT
Mr.. r. D.. CHANFRAU as OLD PETE.
In the OCTOROON
WALLssSSgkc'sh;s s, suoopss,
EVERY EVENING,
SATURDAY aATINEE AT ~
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
= and her
UNEQUALIED COMPANY
THE GREAT SUCCESS.
PLAYING NIGHTLY
ovEnr1owIISSG HOUSES,
"'' 's'''''' PLUMBERS OF APPLAUSE
'Brimfu' of fun and ollltyi'
1.-THE most sparkling thing of the kind"
"a genuine and deserved SUGGEST"
most amusing performances ever
IN PREPARATION, :TXIoN."
wv THIS DAY. THIS DAY,
ATlL, AT ~,
BLUE BEARD MATINEE
(yRAND OPERA HOUSE,
~ SOe Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTINE DAAAH
MONDAY MIGHT AUGUST 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, $50, 662, GA SIXTH AVE
lu CMurray HiD.-This new, elegantly furnished
house. with all the modern improvements sua ted in the
most hcal;biu part the CITY, offering inducements
winter. w. i. FISH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

WANTED-IN A PRIVATE GENTEEL FAMILY TWO
w three handsome Rooms Furnished unfurashed)
on second floor, with Board in good quiet locality. b,
highly respectable widow lady and her niece as
Of ago. preference would be given a family havn.
other boardcrs, and the house all mode ri
cOnvenences references exchanged. Address, stain,
terms, &c, A. c., box $3.50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
SUMMER RESORTS.

A PREMIUM POINT HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY ON
IA. the Sound mile from depot delightful bathing
boating and fishing pleasant Rooms vacant Apply
10 A. q. PLYMPT0N. New Rochelle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

VxrIsHING THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A LADY MAT.
w rimoniay inclined Is solicited-Age IS 70 Is black
descent; vrtuos moral religious, good naturcd plump
aud four to i've feet sweet voice, pianist wealth S0D
aud determined assist through all troubles life Your
highness will lead TO further acouaintancc by address
ius. with real name aud picture =. Roudout N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24
BROOKLYN BOARD.

RIO BANKERS &C.-TO LET, WITH BOARD. On
i Brooklyn Heights overlooking the harbor. within
eight minutes Of the New York Stock EXCHANGE three
large, elegant Suits OF $40 SIS $40
per week. References exchanged. Address MONTAGUE,
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

A GRAND HOP WILL. BE GIVEN THIS SATURDAY.
IA evening. at Jenkinson's Hotel, Highlands, NJ j.
JAMES JENkINSON Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 20 BOwERY, CORNER OF
~ Bayard street.-10 light Rooms neatly furnished
bc or Coo per night IS to "a per week; for gentlemen
only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-24

POLIO HALL. BROADWAY AND TWENTY -EIGHEI
N street-lovace Dresser LII d., lectures Sunday
at l0k A. NJ, and DIR. VIM. White lectures ct N p. NJ
both ON Spirtualism
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-25
MISSOURI.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.


JEFFERSON OITY, Jan. A.-The Liberal Re-
publican Mass Convention to-day was one OF
the largest eyerh held in the State, Nearly every
county was represented. Resolutions were
adopted adherring to the principles of Re
publicanism demanding equal suffrage for and
complete amnesty for all. They urge genuine
tariff and public service reforms, and ap-
prove the course of courageous Senators who
shrink from no investigation into public mis-
deeds and abuses. They also resolve that a
legal self government with impartial suffrage
will guard the rights of all citizens more Sc
cuFely than any centralized authority; it is time
to stop Entertainments of Executive power the
use OF coercion or bribery to ratify treaties the
packing of the Supreme Court to relieve rich
corporations; the seating of members of Con-
gress not elected elected by the people; the pas
sage Of unconstitutional laws to cure Ku Klux
disorders, irreligiop or Incompetence, and the
surrender OF individual freedom to those who
ask that the practice or creed of some shall be
the law of all.
They demand for the individual the largest
liberty eonsisteat with public orde.; for the
State self government, and for the nation the
return to methods of peace and limitations of
power. To this end they invite all Republicans
who desire the reform herein set forth to meet
in National Mass Convention, at Cincinnati ON
the first Monday in May, at noon, there to take
such action as their convictions of duty and the
public exigencies may require.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-01-25
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Evening. Cotton dull and sc
lower on good Middngs; sales 1876 bales; Middling
more domg sales 1900 bbls; State 10 az rs; round
hoop Ohio 60 q 80; Western rs a 40; Southern
go = %. vat openel dull and closed rather
more steady, with better export inquiry; No 1
Spring at ! q q 90; No at 40 q 80 In store
Winter Red Western 80 e So; White Michigan IS
l26,O0O bush; new Mixed Western at II a 72Ic clos
ing at u g 72lc. Oats shade trmer; sales 81 900
Snsh a at % e 1s Reef 9s Pork firm for the
old do 10 TO- Lard dull at 81 "a ssc Butter is quiet
and steady, Whiskey active at CSC. Rice quiet at "a
ing 81 q 9tc. Coffee is firm; Rio i9l a 2IIc Mo-
lasses firm; New Orleans 10 q SIC. Naval Stores
Spirits Turpentine trmer at SO q 6slc; Rosin dull
l3c refined % e 93ic. Tallow heavy at a 9sc.
Wool quiet and unchanged; pulled 65 g &c:
Freights to Liverpool lower; Grain per steamer Sd
Corn per sail SD; Wheat do do sgd.
CHICAGO, jan, 26.-Flour steady Wheat quiet and
unehangedi No Spring 2s; No do 22s; No 3 do
/ -; rejected O5 Corn quiet and unchanged; No 2
lower; No. at 39c; rejected 2si e 2sac. Rye quiet
and weak; Nos and at 67s. Barley steady; No 2
mess. Lard firm; sales at 65 q 70. Meats un-
changed. Live Hogs lower at 90 a. 60; bulk sales
at 25 g 81; dressed do steady at 90. Cattle I'M
changed Whlskey tirn at SS2c. Nafh
Recepts-3,Q00 hbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 5000
bush cora $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000 bush
Shipments-3,0OO bbls flour, 1900 bush wheat, 3d.
600 bush corn $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 900
bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 24.-Pork Is firm at 10 Is. Lard
firm at Sc Bacon firm; shoulders SIC; sides u a.
!3c. Live Hogs at 40 a Ia Green Meats held at
at sec.
TOLEDO Jan. 24-F1our nominal. Corn shade
higher; No at Al q 4l4c; Michigan 39s q 4Oc.
CHARLESTON, Jan A.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 21c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 24.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands 21c. ~
MOBILE, Jan. 24.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
at 20s q 20sc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 24-Cotton firm; Middlng
uplands 21A q 21sc.