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New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
BuREAu OF COLLECTION AssKsssESTs No 10 CRY HsIL
NEw-YORE, Jan. %, 1873 :
DROPERTY-HOLD are hereby nOtife

DROPERTY- HOLDERS are hereby notified
that the foowing revised ,ud corrected Ron. Of Asnts % o
WORKS and transmitted ~ this Bureau for eOec
DsI, i Confirmation ~,
Aug 2"Riversde Pars opening received January 1872
Juy 5-Bosdvav widening hiening received Jan g. ls3
Dec s-Se~e in feeut between Avenue snd
De, sseTer il between Avenue and First
Dee ls-seSef IN s,tysnhst between EslGavs. and Ninth
Dec e-S.x.r in IIudson between Banst Tselbst
Dee l9seger Ahd Fisirih'' be"ees NnA''s Ana
Dee Is-se~er 10 Se's.yshh,t Teu,hve and through
Dec sfiserss in fy-snhst between Broadway and Eighth
Dec ls-FEssag ia Rnethst Fhave and Madison
De- is-Psssns IN sIth-,ye Teht and Kfruiu'h
Dec ls-FssrSs il Hyninbs 81, between SHbAvs and Tenth
Dee ls-Flsgs "a Seventy between Th5Ave. and Fnb
is-Flfsins be'~senl Third
is-Refuans grading etc. Egh st, between SHthaVe
Dee ls-eEo.ng siang etc, FOJrth't between Eleventh.
Dee ,s-cunf e1terae aAsDs Seventy oubt. between
Dec ls-Corbng gunng sagsnr opehundd gheubt,
De-, Is-cuTng rutsDg asgrBg iFiy-sb, between
De. tns Az, ,sus saf sd fscss ch between Puo
Dee ls-cufIpg rass .sa ssEsss Fr'a's between Thirty
Dee s-P.yinr between LeIngOnsve and East
Dee ls-P.1os TAiyets between Nntsays .od Tsaasy.
Dee 9-P1rbs between Snih.'e and Eleventh
Dee lp-P.Tus 10 Egbet between SeeohdaVe and 1hriave
Dee is-Psvins in Hnyshst between Snthsve and Tenhvs
Dee lsPayiug IN beseen Broadway and EighbAye
Forvsrh between NrsTe aod North River
ogbt between ThriAve and AVeuse
seenthst b~een Frstaye apd Avenue T.
9Payins Rghthst Broadway and FourthAve
Dee Is-P.ring u WSst, between Csnsl st. aud Neslst
e-Payirg between Broadway and Hndsgnt
Dee 9P,yur IN Boome Eorfolk-si and East River
Dee PAyhg Eghysrhst, between Ihirave and kA River
Dee Is-PIvibr Corsarsi between soeht and Wsier.t
Dee -H':siPi1i .ss Ps5l sa's Da9s &c. N'' ' st. ''
1879.
Ja 5-sevu sIihst between Second and Thrd avea
jan 3Ssu,r in Third Ninety third aud ehundred and
jan as.ssr in Ffyhhh and RysVsnih Sta
Jan a-upderrfouBd drains between fourth and Fifty tbsts
and brtreeu Fourth and AAdisonsves
Jan snd southwest and oatheast aud
~ ,orb rAst corners East Brosdway aud catheriDest.
Jan P.yuV Pnesnhst seEeutA and Bighth aveA
3Pvng ecoads between TenthAve and HUDSON 'tf
Jan 3-Payng vancf.st between funflu ana Cafmineaa
jan 3-Pavns AteBas G. between Houston aud kghiesshsn
jan REGULATING grading Ouebundred andhy seconcst
httvesb Egbhaye and Harlem River -
Jan 3-RsguABf grading, etc. tluJnnhl, oe'Neen r's'
and Bsst Rytr
An n.v,,ts ,ae al this oce the dav which
ssverJ received this Busu are by law
Isnp charge for Interest al cent which rams from The
dAtrs Of confirmation
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Collector of Assessn,nia
BolEp % suPsKvsoRs EEw.YoKK Cousrr CouKr-HvEE.l
Feb J. 1ST3. :
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
DECIsIONS-FED. 8.

sotm on printed point Ae 3oth rule r. NJ Cor
WIS b appellant Geo II. Williams for Government
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

5dles 0n AuunoH
JERr JoHysoN, r Auct.oaecr
A UCTI0N SALE-AUCTlON SALE,
IN By order Of Trustee,
Of over rs 00 worth OF elegant silver plated ard hne table cut
lerv Ion-s WEDNESDAY Feb g. at lOt
O'Clock al Continuing dsiy I'll ali IS sold
above stock consists part elegant urns
pieces oardT cepcheTs, ssyers COB
mugs spoons great sne cuer
me1ioa al 0f which Of
best qusnty aud from we'll known manufacturers.
This Oeng fa 10 close the article win
be highest bidder. Fixtures of sore for sale
By order q s. BOWEN, Trustee.
JgKE. JoHs sls jr.. Arei0neer.
A UCTI0N SALE of $4,000 worth OF
~ SILVER PLATED WARE,
SPOONS. FORKS, and CUTLERY,
ztHo l8 Jlhn-st.
will be continued daily loi O'clock az further notice
A. NEKViy AncuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
ID wor.s Of Art Fsbcv Goods Furniture kc
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. al p m
A LARGE COLLECTION OF BOOKS many of which choice
and e gan,lg illustrated Catalogues ready
MORTGAGE SALE-JACOB BOGART, Auc-
VI toae-By virtue u foreclosure Of Chats Mortgage. viii
sell public auction THIS DAY u O'Clock, No 10 Broadway
Desks Tables, Carpets ChNrs, Glass PgtiuOns, hAhpE &c
JOHN CONTRELL, Attorney for Mortgage. :
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

Feb }, lsT3. )
CFALRD PROPOSALS will be received until
- THURRDAY The oeoet for the furnishing Of STA
TIOsERY for Court surregsie ohoe Department ~
nance ssd County ssp Of which be Of The
Ckrt, Ofes o the Board Of Ssptrvisors -
M srdsg Of sss Csuures 90 Pnpuss and s,ssossTJ.
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Eoit0on ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO SHIRT MAKERS, HOSIERS, &c.-The
Il New GALAsHIELs TwilA fLASNELS and CASiAERLS
wardef application Hangfaoture JAhss MERCER Co.
STOW Asi v. GASIEL, ~ B. sOi . Wsor0t. London. L. c,
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@ nruoranou Notlres.

DEraRrnEy1 % TA1gs lyD ASSESSMENT No p CH,sBEEssT
AKH-iORK, Jan. &. 1879. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Rolls ofthe Estate Of the Cy aud County OF
TIE be ior INSPECTION and revision on
afer MONDAY, g. l651 VII remain untl the 5h
April ucTe i0r tue correction u errors and the eA
the aiOre real and personal estate
All persons themselves aggeved must maize appcauon 70
iunug tue euod above mentioned In erier 70 obtain
ibe relief provided b. as b. order Of te Boar Lco,v -
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! I 3

The BRsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced
the relief Debhtg and l.
r,lusb Recommended for it, purity by the Food Jus Arthur IN
Hasssn n D. Wentworth L. Scott, esq. y G. s.. r A. 5. L.
r. s A. &C. Sold BY Groeen Onen sai Chemists in large
tot.les, at g. each Beware q limitations Prepared by
GOODALL. BACKHOUSB Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
CALRNnARS-THIs DAY.

suFnExa CouET Il CIRoUrT PART u.-BAERETr I-oPeA' "
lo:O -. u,rs,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
Citn Rcal Gstate tor 5ale.


A STORE VERY CHEAP.-S3 Murray-st.,
~ 25rloO stories browu-stone tUn trsse order The
owner bng travel will sell the very
low II tske me.aey and eYss Of payment aqu OF
FRANK PHILLIPS. 2f5 Broadway.
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., front
nr ar- Pays on sixth above the PArk
WM. II. RATNOR
81 P.nest
EOR SALE-A plot of LAND 100 by 10O-On
Es Onehurdsd.lad yeu,ht 10 feet west Of ThrisVei
r. CUSSINGTON 2i5 Broadway.
IBRE. JOHNSON, jr., Aucuoneer, No. 21
PsrA-roE opposite PoOhe issues daily bais Of al New
York property bis hands for sale, BIei'nge or Rent
I EXINGTON-AVE. CORNER HOUSE For
Sale below Trethst Three story basement, ghs.oop brown
stone RULASD WHITING, BeeKmanst
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
The Most Delicious md Chespest Sauce 10 The World
Wausnie pne and free i,n ujlriOus Ingredient
c2lp BOTTLES SOLD ~ ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1917.
Sale rr7rstefentel in The history o! Sauces.
Sold BY Gocers AMI Omen bottles, g. l and 2A
Trade Willow Pattern flste Beusre of lmtaions
Manufacturers: G00GAlL, BACKH0USe q co..
LEEDS, England
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
3rooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.


TOR SALE, on Brooklyn Hights-Two LOTS
the north SIDE ot Rssen, betSeen Montague Terrace and
Hicksst. 5cIiu0, 81. so each
One Lor north MoutagDe opposite the Perrepont House
2sri0C @lG.SO.
PLOT fronting Prospect Par Piala ysnie,sv and Buerst
5. HOEDLOW.
Real Btae Broker 205 Montague-St
E0R-SALE.-FOur-Sto Story HOUSE, west side
Il Of Warrington between Tarv and Job8son-A Lot t6r70
Threeory bneA HOUSE No lg7 woughbyst Lo.PoI3 Pour
double HOUSE and STORE, Nos az 81 and 50
Hiut lot 4I0o FIVE LOTS corner q F6gsha'e and Butler
Flatbush-sye s5 feet Bulerst
WYCKOFF JAMES, No 2Oj Moutsgue and No 80 Fibusha,.
TOR SALE, or will be rented furnished, the
threesiory brick and brownoae HOUSE. No sk5 CajI't
eonveniens fair orter lots
22TIOl Apply TO W. ". WALSH, IS thambers-st, " Y.
TOR SALE-Ihree-stOry frame STORE and
DWELLING No lO2 Paeal pesl, Bookga Lot 27I6o 0nly
two door from Puoa-s +l20Od GEO BUTTON q PARK place
DApID TRANSIT Choice Lots, 2jx106.f feet,
IL under close restrictions in srsieass neghborhood near Pros
pc the line proposed Rapid Transit stesm road for
$500 upward splci opportunity for
speculation. thee0y house. 20TIl0o, with
improvement AZ bargaa 0ce Of the as A. j. WALKER
Il Jobn-st New York. from y to ococE.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

QuEKssTovb Peh 3-Tke White star Line steamship Ap.bss
sde IRON EsuYort Jan as Tor Lterpce arrived bse yssteps
LyEHpooL FEB The Cunsrd Lane steamships Cssbns1 nc
hstGn from Jan a. and Batavia hertasd. nom bose
Jss - have Drvsd hae The ssns asp hsssv sss W ss
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

DRUPEKI1 -IULIJEINIo tIt HtIcUy HUIIIICU
that the following corrected Ro Of Assessments FOR
Improvements sevey FORTH have been received At the
Department Public WORKS and Transmitted u this Bureau Tor eoee
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21
A Change to be Made.

The mail Of Tuesday brought to us
private information of contemplated
change in one of the subordinate Offices
Of the Belfast Custom House. Brother
Tucker, who has been such Il terror to
smugglers while among his squashcs and
cabbagcs at Lincolnvillc, is to have his
head neatly shaved oil. This is to be done
50 smoothly that he wont be aware that
his official Uranium is missing until he
goes to draw his quarters salary, when the
Collector, after shaking his hand four sep
arate times, and inquiring after his health,
will break to him the melancholy news
The determination to have u change
results from the charge so frequently made
that the affairs of the Custom House are
neglected. The Collector is selling gro
ccries at Stockton, the first deputy has a
store in Belfast which receives his person.
al attention. and another at Bath, Tucker
comes here only as often as he has pro-
duce to sell, or q horse trot occurs. So
that really the Custom House pretty much
runs itself
A reform having been determined upon,
and the victim marked, who do YOU think
sagaciouS reader, has been selected to fill
the vacancy, and TO bring to the position
the needed vigilance, kecnness, activity
and honesty? Wen. ii is understood that
Mr. Hale, having, like another Diogenes,
looked the locality over with his lantern,
has hit upon the editor of the Progressive
sure, there are sundrv Inconsistencies to
cumber the path leading to this coveted
four dollars Il day. The AGE has loudly
accused Mr. Hale Of having created use
less Offices to advance his personal
schemes. and has turned the full glare of
its indignant wrath upon this particular
Office rs useless, corrupt and scandalouS
Shall the bold retormer partake Of the
spois of corruption, and suffer his palm 10
be annointed with the tainted greenbacks
OF bribery?
Ii is natural and polite that Mr.. Hale,
who has unbounded aspirations for the
future. should desire to concliate the Age
but it would seem that Il way out OF the
difficulty might be found which would not
call upon our ncighhor to eat such vast
! amount Of indignant words. The speech
at the Ellsworth convention and the edi-
torials in the Age would sit hard on ;
stomach Of ordinary DIGESTIVE powers.
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Ring Plumber at Washington.

A late number OF Foney's sunday
Chronicle gives the items OF the debt of
the District of Columbia, amounting in the
aggregate to no less than seventeen mil
lions of dollars, and adds that Il proper
examination by competent accountants
would undoubtedly show that an addition
of at least another million should be made
to the large sum named. In doing this ii
craltily disclaims all intention Ia east any
''retectlon upon amy individual member
OF the district government no one in
particular is to be blamcd-but simply Lays
before the people information on 4 matter
in which they are deeply interested and
regarding which they have a right to de
mand knowledge, for which it fully ad-
mit~, they have waited patiently ever
since the organization of the present svs-
tenn Of the government of the district
without being furnished with any accurate
official statement"
The Chronicle adds that at least one
vet to be made, and that they will certain
" BRING up the amount of Indebtedness to
some So. 900 OOO--a sum of which, il as
serts, the taxable property of the district
'.cannot possibly bear the burden, and III
the same time carry out the present system
of its government; "the miserable farce
with which, it says, the district is
afflicted III present" and which it now de-
clares has from its very origin been the
source of proiligacy and expense largely
in excess Of the expenditures Of many Of
the state governments of the country. 1t
looks forward, as the only hope, to saddlin2
ON what it calls congress- meaning the
nation at large, the whole or nj least one
half Of this vast debt
Perhaps the nature of the ease may be
more clearly understood by knowledge
of the fact that the ring legislature of the
District of Columbia and their corrupt
and mcrccnary contederatcs, appropriated
at their recent session sums amounting tn
nearly two and three-quarter millions OF
dollars for the ayowed purpose of carrying
on the government of only l32, 900 people
in Il compact territory only ten miles long
and six miles wide The sum thus inlam-
ously appropriated is more by over a mil
lion Of dollars than is required for similar
service as to sixteen millions of people, in
eleven widespread states, five of which
are among the greatest in the union, as
will be seen by the following table:
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defendant being held in $500 upon each count of

defendant being held in $500 upon each count of
the ndctment.-Ihc was 592 convict> in the
State Prison saturday noon-quhe village
Prospect Hill. Somcryille, is being dumped into
into Milcr'~ River. and thirty cars have arrived
from New Jersey in which to convey the earth
Boston gets ihc diploma Of honor for school
house, at Nenna.-ihe executive Council OF
Massachusetts held Il meeting Friday, at which
warrants We're passed for the disbursement
from the treasury Of S.5.72G to Mrs>r>. Shanly,
the lioo,ac contractors for the completion Of
the bore, and SG0il 81 in favor Of Mcclellan Il
Parker WHO are building 4 section of the tun-
mel line from the west end to North Adam-
Only 1000 more feet before thu hole j. through
the mounan.-.iilr Board of Health are active
Iy at work cleaning out tenoments unfit tor
habitaton, and they have also determined TO
stop the selling of dccaNrt fruits and Vegetables
by prosecuting parties haNi ing them on sale
Cholera ntantum killed itty-scvcn more last
Week. -'lhc Revere House is TO have an ccN n
tor run by water puWcr.-Onc of the cln4 on
the tunnon has been killed: verdict, asphIltum
Nj. >killHbcr J3lr~. Partiugtom and wife
celebrated their silver wedding ON FRIDAY -
Boston ha~ been favored the past week with
| both President 9nd irr-rr.-jdpnt. Secretary
lt"hrS"n and Gen. lIuutrr.-Nr Wilson is
said To hc gaining in hralm.-I was -uid the
Eastern Railroad had purchased the Wa>rriy
| Houses not ~o.--t hickerin2 n sons have leased
the estate Of Mr. j, Huntington Walrott ON
H"yl~ton street, near the Public Library and viii
! fit il up for their Warc-roun~. Measure, have
| been taken for the early prosecution of the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21
Knox County Convention.

The Knox County Democratic Convention
met pursuant to call at the Supreme Court
room. at Rockland, on Saturday. the 10th, and
was called to order by III. c. Lcvcnsalcr. chair
man of the county committee, on whose motion
IIalsev H. Munroe of 'Thomaston, was chosen
President, and Leonard r. Campbell Of Rock
land, Secretary.
| On motion of b. X. kalloch Of Thomaslon
that gentleman and McSsrS. Rice of Rockand
Jameson of Applcton Staples of Washington
and Morton of Union, were appointed Il COM
mttee on credentials and subsequently, report
ed 81 delegates present.
The temporary organization was then made
permanent.
On motion. l.. NJ. Staples Of Washington.
| B. X. kaoch Of Thomaston and j. II. Martin
| of Camden, We're elected committee on RcSo-
| buttons.
Adjourned till afternoon.
AFTERNOON.
| On motion of j. H. Martin of Camden a
| committee was appointed to receive. sort and
count Notes for candidate for Senator, who af-
| forwards reported
| W hole number of votes, lG
| Necessary for a choice. u
| Edward Gushing OF Camden had -
stephen j. GliShee of Appleton had H.
Nelson Thompson Of Friendship had >
| and Edward Gushing was declared nominated.
On motion to proceed To ballot for candidate
for Clerk of Courts, and the committee appoint
ed for that purpose declared the vote rs follow
| Whole number of votes, lb
Edwin Rose had iG
| and was declared nominated.
| The same committee was then directed to re-
| ceNe, sort and count votes tOr candidate for
| County commissioner and reported as follows
| Whole number of votes, IS
| Necessary to a choice, ~
SilaS Halves had II
| Geo. f. Cummings had IT
;. j. Gushee had
! and Silas Halves was declared the nominee
me same committee was appointed 10 ~
| ceive, sort and count votes for candidate for
Treasurer, and reported as follows:
i W hole number of votes, 50
/ Ju>tuS +. Sherman had rs
| and was declared nominated. =
| The following gentlemen We're elected cunt Y
| Committee for the ensuing wear:
| Henry G. LcVcnSaler, ThomI@tou,
| StWai W. eaZie, lsockland.
| Silas Watts, Warren.
! John DAY is, ID. Cushing.
| Joseph III. Martin. Camden,
Edmund p. Walker. Ninalh;tycn.
lndley NJ Staples. Washington.
The committee on Resolutions reported the
| following:
Resolved That we heartily endorse the rc~o-
| buttons adopted by the Democratic State Con-
Nention, and especially that portion of them de.
| nouncm@ the infamous salary grab, and the
corruption in the several departments of GOV
! eminent.
Resolved. That believing in the ability ano
integrity of the several candidates presented ~
this Convention To the people of Knox County
for their >utlIaGes, we will give inrm cur cor
dial support and use All honorable means foI
their election.
| ON motion of +. l.. Starrctt OF Warren, il
was voted to publish the proceedings Of thi-
convention in the Republican Journal Maine
Standard and Eastern Argus.
| The convention then adjourned, sine die.
H>LsEY II. MONROE, Presidents
| IEONAEp II. CAMPRELL. SeerrtarN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, ! terrible accident
happened ON The thl'HG" anu N'i"h Railroad
on the 18TH 4 freight and passenger train
came in collision, smashing the locomotives,
and jammins the ral- nat" each other. dozen
passengers were killed., and three times a.
many terribly injured The scene was awful,
beyond description. TIN, blame rest with thr
conductor OF the freight train who insisted
upon running ON the passenger trains time, al
though nnporrd not To start by the station
master.
On the 18th, apa~Scn@ertra ON the Canadian
Great Western Railroad plunged into the Wei
land Canal at Thorad through an open draw.
IT is reported that no lives were lost.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

The exact sum appropriated by the dis
trict Legislature for the present fiscal Year
is s., 12l ,jl1 SO, being more than the cost
Of similar service for the eleven states in
cluded III the tabular statement by 81 ops, :
9lS.99. We do not believe any other GOV
eminent has made so yillainous and as
founding an exhibit. The whole Of the
burden falls upon less than ninety thou
sand white people, for of the forty-tve
thousand blacks not more than fifteen hun
dred are taxpayers and those are general
" contributors of the smallest amounts.
All authorities seem to concur in the belief
that the resources of the district cannot
defray the extravagant OUTLAWS of the ring,
and that the hour of insolvency is not dis
tant
Ii is now reported that the GRAND Duke
Alexis was not sent to this country out Of
any particularly friendly regard for Uncle
Samuel and his people, nor for any ad-
miration for the spread of the American
eagles wings, but simply in the hope to
cure him Of an attachment for the daughter
of his tutor. Such an attachment the Gar
could not sanction. But the Duke came
back more in love than he went, and is to
be allowed Il left handed marriage with
his plebian love. which will not prevent
him from marrying for reasons of state.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

so when orr pnpils are children. TO whom we
are compeIlei TO assume !, ,logmaticaj method
and manner. and whose faith At last Is moro n
faith in us than in ANYTHING else. Supnose tbc
State should undertake to teach Christianitv in
the broad sense in which counsel app)y the
term. or the ..rcliriou of The Bible" SO as also
to include the Jewish faith-whcre woulI If
begin? how far would il 90? and what Doirts
of disagreement would be omitted.
y J.
pu+ a., ,.o,, ,,,,,,-,;o,, ho,. !. ,at uh.t .,
,t h,,, hu MI; hat n; AZ. - ' ne
.nro, a ~, .,u" II ar hnst No ao,r 10y 'r
oIn,itiu,+ +h Inntrnn Of III; III so,;n, ~ -.
n, n,,7 XII nf ,;ahts and ,yh;nh sr M G.'r
in to WINK ,n,i;n, = thI nnt,.;,''I No., -
.L,nIS on,, 81 thn St.7tc not onIy Ia 3'' w. w.
OWN n,d" ar Mi lnt If MA sn, to Il ,l,t rin ~
;n,,' i"" lam thei. h,nIs off zach nthnr =
rnl;,,in,,S dnct,;nns b,yr :, fair tielI and ~ f,ao
;nt1i''t,,i AMI ,,n1.I .nntlit Th. nra,i 49,
hat ! Tho imta,inctu,lI,, nnroljv and S,,irt
,'.ii,. win on f., thn vail md mo ln't
VIII tri,nmnb in th,7 end This i III. uoI,In,
,uitb whirb if hos taken thr world rif,htnom
antn,ol tn l,,n ,,,I Which ba, .t 10 - sn1,i
tkn t,r,.ilIo ni,,,, ~ ..h,,..I, M t+ '.
Hn,on,r ma ,,.ny tnrn,s of stntin,r tIis t,,,th q
, n,inf;,ln az ,tnvnrnn,ant 10 nv mind i, !; IA
whnr n,nra t,irly aui hnaut;tiIjjv SET farm thn,
il, n,,. n,,, .ti,mtinn Wnra # in NV ,,n,,n,
i wnuM hot altrr = syllahlr of the f,rm IN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21
FOR GOVERNOR
JOSEPH TITCOMB,
OF KENNEBUNk

Knox County.
For Senator-EDWARD CUSHING.
For Clerk OF Courts-EDWIN ROSE.
For County Treasure r-JUSTUS SHERMAN.
For County Commissioncr-SlLAS HAYNES.
Penobscot County.
For s,enators-WILLIAM T. PEARSON,
GEO. w. WHITNEY,
SAMUEL W. HASTINGS,
ISAAC NJ RUSS.
For County Attorney-F NJ. LAUGHTON, Esq
For County Treasurer-JOHN z. THOMPSON.
For Clerk of Courts-DANIEL SANBORN.
For County Commissioner-,JOHNA A. LARKABEE
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

A military order against swearing
issued by Gen Washington, has Just come
TO light If George We're living now, and
behoding the kind of government that
has followed his he would swear himself
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

Subscribers requested to take notice of the
date on the colored slips attached TO the paper 1t
is the only form of receipt now used. For instance,
Is May a. means that the subscription is paid to that
date When a payment is made, the date will
be changed to correspond, and SUBSCRIBERS ARE
REQUESTED TO SEE THATIHEIR DA les ARE
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-21

A newspaper correspondent furnishes the
important information that the President shook
hands with 445 persons at his reception in Au-
9usta.