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Administration Pets.

Let every Christian, every last person,
read the following, which is by no means
among the worst cases OF misrue by peO-
pie in office and kept there Nv Grant ;
bavonets
The Administration abets these robbers
in all their plunderngs Every atrocity
is condoned by the Administration for a
support Of Grant for another term. These
carpet-baggers and scalawags gorge
themselves and impoverish whole States.
so that they have not the means to make
large purchases Of the North No one Is
benefited but the robbers and Grant,
who receives their support for the Presi
dency for his share OF the plumber,
The State Auditor of Mississippi has informed
the Legislature now in session that the taxation
in that State must be raised to more than double
its present rate in order to carry on the govern
ment. In the face Of this warning, every meas
ure of retrenchment which Is proposed in the
Legislature is promptly voted down bv the
carpet-baggers aud freedmen, who form a ma-
jority of that body. But it must not be forgotten
that the Southern negroes, who ignorantly vote
tor all manner OF eXtravagant measures a. n
class, cannot under any circumstances be
brought to see the prOprety of any taxation
which affects themselves. Consequently when
the question of reputation comes up in Misss-
sipp, 1t is certain to do, ii will be found that
a great majority of the freedmen will vote for
that method of canoeing their debts.
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peciallv Is be is still on his defence tor
another attempt 1T eXtortion But. in dis
missing the charge the presiding magis-
trate addressed 10 him the following OBJ
SerVatlou II am afraid that. to the vul-
ear and unedacated mind, your escape
today may convey an impression that
hoel may not be malicious, but Unsuitable
7 true ! only hope that everybody who
sees YOU walk forth free man from the
withdrawal OF this charge will consider
We'll the subject and not come to the con
cluslon that libel is ius;lable. however
truthful the statements may be With
regard to what YOU have said as to the
conduct of this woman-this unfortunate
woman, whose courage has fled after be
ing brave tor few days. from these
tugh-tll charges which, perhaps, some
connection or know edge OF her has en-
a5led YOU 10 make must tell You that
10 the end Of vour DAYS, tor YOUR conduct
IN making these charges as part of your
defence, YOU will probably be an object of
contempt to all well-thinking men. have
nothing more to say to YOU, except to eau
non you against imagining that these I'M
fortunate people-the husband loaded with
distress and shame owing to some weak
ness OF his wife. which might have been
shielded from him, and the woman shrink
ing from painful necessity of attending
this Court-ean be lihelled with impunitv
Let me warn YOU not to repeat the trigh--
tnl tyranny which, for some knowledge
You may have had vou have tried to
exercise upon them" This language, in
is lust and generous Indignation reflects
with official force the feeling Of the pub
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MYSTERY SOLVED. About once in four
or five Years the question WAS Morgan
murdered by the FreemaSons 90 comes up
III the newspapers, aud is discussed with
as much iervor as It the transaction il re
lers TO was matter OF Yesterday, II will
sadden those who delight in mystery to
know, on 50 good authority as that Of
Morgan son. that the supposed victim
OF the brethren OF the mystic tie was
neither tied to a stone and sunk, had his
throat cut, or was torn asunder, according
to the general custom in such cases. On
the contrary he lived until nearly thirty
years after his abduction, and finally end
ed his days in corpulence and content
ment, at Hobartown, Van Dieman's Land
where he for some years published IA
newspaper, the ADV ertiser- which is still
in existence. According to the statement
of the son referred to, Morgan was re-
leased on condition Of his leaving the
country forever. He was accompanied
to Quebec, where he entered the British
navy, and was placed on a ship which
left soon after Tor England. Later he ac-
companled government vessel to Aus
tralia, and his period of service being
ended he chose to take up his residence
In that quarter OF the world His son is IA
resident OF San Francisco. and is respon-
slble Tor the statements here given.
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Confined to his room for several DAYS
past by sudden illness, the editor of the
Journal has been unable to write for this
issue of the paper 1t goes out as the
work OF an assistant who has taken a
double burden of labor for the week, and
Of an amateur in the line OF locals. Be
fore another issue the editor viii have re-
sumed his pen
This in the way Vermont girl takes
advantage OF leap year A young man
was DESTROYS of purchasing piece of
property which she possessed. She offer
ed the property and herself with it for
$50, 900 and refused to sell separately.
lie accepted, paid the money and obtained
the title deed OF the land, but refused the
remaining portion of the property. She
insisted that he must marry her, which he
declined and now she has sued him for
breach OF contract.
This is the way the broken hearted
damsel4 out West DO when their lovers
Ego back VA Them A Young lady in
Council R.ut-. when informed bv her
supposed lover that he was going to
cease his suit, luwhided him all around
the room, ana A. he disappeared through
the window, declared that She would
teach nun " he careful how he ulfled
with gentle and loving heart IN the III
tnre
: Hon {. W. Kendall vas married, some
rne w y '. y o . ~ . f,Tmra
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A newspaper man writing from P.'esque
Isle under date OF April I'd, says: There
is no printing paper in the county. The
North Star suspended last week for the
want of paper; and the Pioneer and |
do not know but the Times, this week
Ii there were no railroads we should be
supplied, but as it is l see no hope for
some weeks yet. The snow IS from two
to six feet deep on level" gentle
man who arrived in this city the other
day from the Aroostook county, repre-
sents the snow there some deeper than
that, and says there are tons of mail mat
ter that are blocked in by the snow.
What terrible treshet there'll be when
the snowbanks and newspapers and let
ters give way to the spring thawings
[Kennebec Journal.
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Rhode Island.

Although Republican on the Governor
vote as usual. the result in the late cleo
ton has been more than the most san
guine Democrat could expect Padleford.
the radical candidate for Governor was
elected by ll76 majority, while Cutler.
the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant-
Governor received 40 votes more than
his radical opponent At the last Presi-
dental election Grant carried the State
by over 5000 majority
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John G. Whittier has published a
temperance poem entitled The Brewing
Of Soma We wish the poet had told
US something about Soma, and what kind
OF brew he got up Was it anything
like the "biled rum" so famous at Au-
gusta last winter.
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Here's another cat story A man in
New Hampshire removed to place 81
miles distant, taking along with him two
cats closely boxed up. Shortly after ar
irving at their new home, one Of them
was missing. In about ten days after
the gentleman visited his former residence
and there he found old grimalkin safely
slowed in one Of the closets. The Man
chester Democrat is responsible for this,
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The DIX Island Murder trial,

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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1872.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WILLIAM H. SIMPSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETO

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance. So. 90 a year ;
within the year, $3.50; at the expiration of the
year, $500.
inch of length in coiImn) SIPS tor three weeks,
and % cents tor each subsequent insertion frac-
tion OF square charged as a full one.
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Rev W. II. II. Murray is preparing a
volumn Of short essays-sketches from
his sermons, and other original matter,
something after the style Of Reecher's
Life Thoughts -
Hon. William Parsons the well known
lecturer is about to sail for Europe.
The telegraph offices We're very hand
somely draped in mourning, in respect TO
the memory of Prof. Morse.
President Grant has promised to come
to the Jubilee, and bring his cousins
The truest Indication of summer, was
seen on the common one afternoon the
past week, in the shape of two confiding
lovers, seated on one of the bences. Love
must have been pretty warm, if they are
not giving their undivided attention about
this time to a severe cold
Down East is well represented in our
streets, the purchase of Spring stock IN
doubtedly occasions the unusual delega
ton. Ruth.
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rn0le llne, delivered TO and received from the
Na'he central, m 1870, for Boston, forty-nne
hundred aud fortv-tour and for Portland twenty
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The +. 4 \. A. freight train going east be-
twpnn 81 t'rniv auI NcAJa,,, r,,,o,i,,, ~,
~ 49, y"
fr'""y AFTERNOON ran over an intoxicated man
! i"7 ~ r. - y W "''ne 81 Artn!'afu
wall 'aN'hS ." o"'h 'eSs' ho"ah ued me
same night.
Nv, ,,r,
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Eugene II tle has purchased the dwelling house
Of Mayor Peek situated on Main Street just
!,
,oo
'Ni'S =" tht eastern mo" plotha"t over wv
tons OF freight at the sto1e house ut St Andrew
await tr,n.,.,rt,ti,,, j, IIo,,it.n
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The Union says a report came to MachiaS ,aS
Friday OF attempt 70 murder at Cutler. Il
seems that DonysiouS Davis d his son q Had
the c,theT orlprpj tbe hny n N !, pier, n
work and whom ia,tl,l lan,, ,b ,ar r.f,.o1 y,
~ on. when N received .ome .hastisamsut 1
few minnie. later tba INV ,,,,r,,a,.r.I m. r,tb~
vim III axa Ia,Ijng / bln,. ,hiIh tnnr aaao,
in the head. not. n. II was tho,.rh. nanatraI,n,,
the skull But glancIng. cleayr1 ntf nnc II M.
t SHIT hu 4pened 'ht rinr p t,!r meek down 10
,'',i ' CAUSING ieh''"' AN" perhaps
mortar wound.
The women of Damascus, illinois, take part
in The DISCUSSIONS Of the Farmer CIub meeting.
\ recent rOuuudrum WAS-'Shali we dress
'1ad ~ ,l.ois a. nnn,t,r, a' t y,
went away. AID II thp neyt meeting encb NJ
neared IN = ,.Ibrna.I.,.l...r,, ha,J.Iras. anJ
dolly Warden suit.
Th4odora Tjlton MIL II rvpI,in ..Wbat
tbnn i ,,.,.ria,,. ,,.,,,.,,,,,,i ',,,,,,, AZ ,
man and one woman, who Shall stand side hv
Ndr' rhangeeNS Interchangeable aud unchanged,
cess, fbronoh H., ,nl ,fnr vii I knn,,., t.y,ni
death. out Into y,h,[ rennysou r,Ji- ..rh4 dream
'FHon"'
There are in thi, country 4o1 religious papers
Wrl a. Antr"St ~ VI i,"' hnI lPt
IN asr. 4 ,' .,.
copies and total ofs,11N ,32o, The agI cuItural,
financial, ana -rienud or professional Journals
~nt,a.
ilu.trafej thu, ~ rt me- 49,. s,ij 3, Chil,,,,o
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A Rhode Island despatch explains the
defeat Of the radical candidate for Lieut.
Governor in that State as follows
A special issue was made against the repubi-
can candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the
prese Mt incumbent, Pardon W. Stevens because
of his alleged connection with trap-ishing, and
he IS probably defeated by Chas. r. Cutler,
democratic candidate,
That is one of the main charges made
against Gen. Grant He has trap-fshed
for houses and lands, carriages and SEN
AGA stone stock, big oxen, bull pups, fast
nags, and has caught enough to set the
Grants up in business for several genera
tons. The result in Rhode Island is sig
nificant that the people mean death to
trap-fshing.
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MELANCHOLY Loss Of LIE AT SEA.
The British ship 81. Magnus, which ar
rived in Calcutta in February, reports
that on the 9Th Of January, in latitude 80
8, longitude ~ f., a man was seen
tIinging to spar, waving his hat to at
tract notice, but the wind was blowing
gale and the sea very rough The ship
Immediately shortened sail and made
preparations to haul on the wind to res
cue him if possible, but by the time this
was effected ten other men We're seen on
the raft. 1t was impossible to tack SO the
vessel was wore round and made an eff
fort to work to windward OF the untortu-
nate men, but in vain. She dritted faster
than the wreck stuff to which they chung,
and night coming on they We're LETT to their
fate. The sea in the vicinity was covered
with fragments of wreck. The poor
men must have suffered more than death
by having their hopes of rescue raised
only to be closed in by night
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trap-f fishing.

The very interesting trial of Bernard
Little, which will be found in another
column, was concluded and went to the
jury about O'Clock on Friday evening
The jury came in about 10 O'Clock, and
rendered verdict Of guilty of murder in
the second degree. Little was brought
into court Saturday morning and sentenc-
ed to imprisonment for life in the State
Prison. He will be Immediately taken
to Thomaston.
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Local Items, & C.
News Of the County and City.

when hungry man can't grapple 4 cod l>h
there is much consolation in a pickerel. The
pickerel by the way i a fish, and Is made some
| thing like pair of tougs, that il It's body ana
mouth bear about the proportion Of the eg,
to the handle of the tongs. Like the Amazon
river there is much mouth to it, and said
mouth has a very neat little picket fence OF very
sharp teeth around 1t, and whatever climbs near
that fence is gone, sure pop They are kind
| of shark small scale, which il entire y dlt-
terent from small scale on 4 shark. They are
as ravenous as an office holder and like him will
take anything they can get They are the pi-
rates of the ponds and they don't allow any
thing to live within their jurisdiction.
They are gamy fish and there is much sport
in catching them, and very little N not catching
them. a, we are willing to take oath 10. Dur
ing the summer, when the ice crop L. shorter
than at this time, the fisherman provide, HIM
self with 4 long pole with line amt hook attach
ed thereto, and baited win 81 frog NJ paddles
his light canoe, ITO speak poeticaly OF else hr
skulls his heavy Sundnpw TO speak the truth
| % the hauuts OF tile pickere which are the lily
pads, and throw his hook far ont upon the Wa
! ter, letting It Strik. with Slight ''-pat, =" aud
! gently draw it toward him, near The surface Oh
! the water. A sudden lerk-a break in the Wa
! ter-a pull on the line and YOU haVe him hook
ed and then lis pun him in AMI try again
! This is an illustration when YOU catch them
| which is something we seldom 10. though W.
I have frequently -at GA The fence And ru Jn-
| lob performed bN others
In all this there is more or les excitement.
aS there is in taking phy~ia but thi- wlnte
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May Il means that the subscription paid to that
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The spiritualists held 2 festival, in
Music Hall, few evenings since, TO cele-
brate the twenty-fourth anniversary Of
Spiritualism. Addresses, music and wind
ing up with a dance made very pleasant
evening, which was richly appreciated,
by large attendance of the members of
the fraternity
Boston is soon to have musical feast
from the ever welcome Theodore Thomas,
accompanied by nearly all the Parepa
Rosa Opera Troupe.
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cLEANINcS.


-Attorney-G General Williams and Gen.
Hall spoke at Wilmington, N. G., on
Thursday last.
"A Grant club, compo ,ed exclusively
Of Confederate soldiers, has been organized
in Vicksburg, Miss.
The Jefferson Uexas) Tins and Calves
ton Civilian have denounced Greeley and
run up the flag of O'Conor and Adams.
General N. P. Banks has received and
accepted the labor reform nomination for
Congress in the fifth Massachusetts, district.
Minister Washburne says that he came
from.France to vote for General Grant and
to take part in the campaign, and will re-
turn to France as soon as possible.
General Sherman was taken seriously
i'll on Saturday evening, and was last night
still in a condition SO little improved as to
excite considerable apprehension as to the
result.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has en-
tered a rule against the proprietors of the
Chicago Journal to show cause why they
should not be committed for contempt for
the publication of an article criticising the
action of the court in granting q writ o
supsrsedeas in a murder case.
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The CHESTERFIELD REGISTRAR
Mr.. Thomas Walden is the gentleman who
refused to open the registration books at
Torrence's store, Chesterfield county. He
was arrested and brought before United
States Commissioner Peasants, on Satur-
day. He was held in his own ~recognizance
to appear before the Commissioner this
morning at 10 o'clock. The case was
further continued this morning, at Mr..
Vaden's instance, until the 7th day of No
vember, the accused giving bail in the sum
of $1,000, with @. G. McRae as surety for
his appearance on that day.
Mr.. Walden states that he received his
appointment verbally from Judge Cox of
the Chesterfield court, and afterwards
made a verbal resignation, and at the re-
quest of Judge Cox, recommended a sue
cessor. No successor was ever appointed,
so far as Mr.. Walden is aware, and the
books still remain in his possession. They
were not opea on the day designated by
law for registration.
The precinct contains about six hundred
voters, and we presume only those who
were registered last year can vote at the
Presidential election. Those who have
moved into the precinct since last registra-
ton, as well as those who have become
eligible to vote since that time, stand a
pretty fair chance, we should judge, under
the circumstances, to be deprived of the
privilege of the ballot. .l
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New } DIRK Items.

Neie York, October 27.-The National
Democracy has made the following NOM
nations /: For Mayor, John McCool; Judge
of the Supreme Court, John Mexican;
Judge of the Superior Court, James C.
Spencer.
Julius Augustus Krebes has been ar
rested here under the ~extradition treaty,
for forgery in Mccklenburg. He is held to
await the arrival of the necessary papers
from Germany.
The total registration in this city, this
year, is l4S $40; against 1852 500 last year.
In Brooklyn the registry is 75,5l7.
The present registry law for this city il
SO stringent that ex-Collector Murphy was
unable to secure registration. 1t is init.
mated that a close scrutiny of the registry
lists will warrant the striking a number Of
names from them.
AT the O'Brien meeting, corner ofRoose-
welt and Water streets, Saturday night,
the opposing politicians overthrow a Chin
ney on the people on the sidewalk, killing
Thos. Mangin, aged %, and wounding sew.
eral others. 1t is not known who did the
deed, but four arrests have been made on
suspicion.
Chief Of Police McWilliams, of Jersey
City, IN trial for completely in the recent
bank burglary, testified yesterday, denying
point blank all that the burglars DENIM
and Proctor had sworn.
Secretary Boutwell, made a speech in
Jersey City last night. contrasting Greeley
with Grant.